_ have but just returned from a visit with
.\of Cove Street.
now: llm IIIII Ilium llll
TIE OTIIEII SIDE III TIE IIIVEII.
\A Hosting at TIII Ilopublican Club Called For
In! locality Hunk—Newman Whoolor' s l
Italic—Odd: and Ends. I
' On exhibition in .I. n. Wheeler‘s newnl
atom in a hatter' II ( nrd issued by the An- I
.IWillium McKinley, and in tho admir-
.y notation of Journeyman Hutton; otnldI
Well in 18323.1tlwura tho niguaturc oil
3. Temple, president. and .lnon- III War-
ran, necrofury. (In the back (If the curd ,
appear! thin endornement: "AugiistlIuI
Hotchkias. Cleared May In, Witt. .I.,
Warren, soc.” Mr. Wheeler found the
card a few years ago,
through some old books ho had bought‘“
at auction. \
Harry Rider. president 0! ll ‘3 Repub-
lican club has callod a meeting for next
Tuesday night at 8 o 'clock. \for the elec
tion of oflicorn. and to have a committee
appointed to procure permanent quar-
“tera. All those in favor of sound "loll-y
ey and protection are invited to be prcc- I
ant.
Townsend Eldrcd, of New Haven.
formerly of East Norwalk, was in town
yoeterday,calling on, old friends. lie
was entertained at dinner by Jamr's;
L’Honnnedieu..<.f Seaside place. Mix]
Eldred is eighty y: ars old, but In very'
active foraman of his advanced years i
George A. Houncckei, tllllll’llldll ot'I
"the Fifth district Denim: ratio tommit I
tee, has called a meeting in E. A. Ray- ‘
moud's store, in VanZandt avenut, toI
choose delegates to the Statc Democra- I
tic convention.
Mrs. J. S. Pnrdee of wHigh Ridge, in!
visiting Mrs. J. S. Morgan, of (Jovoi
street. Miss Emily Bayliss and Misses
Ida and Carrie Jones. of New York,I .
Mrs. Morgan.
J. Sturgcs Randall is president and.
Minor D. Randall. secretary and trcas‘ I
nrer, of the East Norwalk Lumber:
company. just organized. .\ load of
lumber has arrived for the cmupany.
Captain and Mrs. .l’etcr Decker, of
Riverside avenue, are. expected home
from White Sulphur Springs, Va. to
day. Their son Fred was there with
them for several days.
Joseph Fowler, of llsborn avenue.
who has been following the watcr, has
securedhisold position of carpenter at
Roth & (Ioldschmidt‘s corsct shop in.
South Norwalk. '
Two of E. l‘}. (iorham's cmployt-cs,
W. S. Veeder aml Charles I“). Dibble.
went to Brooklyn, yesterday, to work,
on a job.
The prayer meeting in thc liast .\vc-
nuc Methodist l‘piscopal c.hurch I"I
night at? ::'-lll0tlotk willbe led by tlu
pastor.
E. E. (,iorham and William H. Irou-‘
son returned homo from tln‘tllepublicun;
convention in Hartford. hut night.
Ambrose (.IarIwutcr, of liast nvcnuc,
went to .\rmonk, yt-stcrday, to attend,
his cousin's funeral.
Miss M. Lihhic Hulse, of hunt Hctan- I
kct. L. l..Is visiting Mrs. Horace Asher
I
I
Samuel .loselovaky is taking a we: k' s‘
vacation through New York and (‘ou
necticut.
JI ('. Hawkins. of Smuidc place. II l.‘
gone to Islip. L. l.. on a two days' bani-I
ncsn trip.
A PACKAGE 0F SNAKES.
Big Reptile and a Lot ol Lillie Ones Found Up- I
on at Stamford Sidewalk. I
A good- -Si/.- d bundh- Iarclnllv wr. Ip-
ped In newspapci. lay llllnotiwd upon,
thcsillcnulk III :II thc illl'lll r of I'm ilic l
lllltholtagcslrI'ctn in Stamford. Sm- '
'rnl pcdvatriaim passcd It. but none!
designed to pickil up until .Ilitth unms
plating girl came along anl ~pi~ d Ihc;
bundlc.
Ilcrlflllllllbliv pr“ nuptm d h: r to In: I: It ,
up and loam Itstoott llIh. HIII‘ did but
no nooncr had who Iionc I-o than sh",
dropped it again Wlill a cry of TI'IQIIII
which ultructcd all In tho“ Ill'lulllml‘lltwnl:
tothc spot. whilc the child full in a,
faint.
All thc luInIllo otrn-k Ihc wide-.wnlk
the pap” burnt. and a bloc k MI Ikc. two
or thrco fcct in lcngth. and about. twen-
ty-livo young oocu wrm noon wiuirnnnu .
iuu lively filllllml ovcr thr- sidewalk.
'l‘hc old snake wan vI-ry indignant at tho
rough treatment Ill'l‘ family had rcmvwcd.
and glidcd about. darting lu-r lnngé
buck and forth whcn uhyooc dared ap‘
proach too clone. wliilt- hair cyw git-Itch-
cd with anger. Him was mm dtopntch»
ed. and then a trhob-ualc slaughtvr be»
gun among hcr family,
Tho girl who had rwnlwd mm. a
Howls. upon making thcldm-owry of th“
confctitnofthc bundle, «non rccovcrml
and watchtol llo- dmiuhhr WIIII’II cu-
sued.
A Hpic)‘ “THUS-v “We how no use tor
heat ntoriwa” «on! tho NIIIHI‘. “I Mr
reader! dcmand mnwtliitiu wiry."
“Well." 4.1m thl' man nob lb! llldlill
mrip. "thin «fury in alwot 1 cinnamon
hear.“
:ing the principles of the. Republican
[mTIUHUT”105003116“ DI-niocrath toll
; tion of supreme importance at prom-tit
‘, integrity of our nation.
\\'Ililc looking i,
'complinhed by the maintenance
I judicial nystcui. which in the bulwark of
’J. .\. Flagg is taking his place.
'tcmbcr
in: who ll tin-y wcro- treated by
1 town.
I boarding
innd broke In r II g.
I tIn-y l'ulltillll' r honors I-vcn.
,oftvn «'nllml. tho-
lama, mun. moi-mi
Ila ppm. tom-y;
We, the Ropublioana of Connecticut
in convention anuerublml. while reaffirm-
DAILY Illllllllllll of was an
lllllllHIilFlYSOllllIEllIISIlllllllD.
Some llonn oi Inlmtl Which The Sonllnol‘s
Scribblm Find to Write About—Tho Gala:
and coming ol Our Vlllago People.
party, as enunciated in the platform
:alloptml by the national convention at
Int. Louis, and in the Iuaetcrlyluttur of
acceptance: of our presidential nominee.
Mrs. L. M. Eastman and daughter,
who have been vhdting Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Blyun. returned yesterday
to Tlcciflcld, Mani-I.
MI. andllirn. ll‘Iauk Thenll returned
home yesterday from I‘ ishkill, N. Y.
Mrs. ll. 1.. Mickey, of Main Htrect.
spcut yesterday in New York.
OARIEN'AND NOROTON.
First Selectman J. (I. Klinel‘elter said
yesterday that rcports‘cmu;.oruiug the
action of the solcctmcn upon the new
bridge nt‘Riug'n liud Landing, convey a
false impression. The selectmen and
sevornlcitizena are dissatisfied with the
concrete placed upon the lu'idgp by a
company to which tho Berlin Bridge
company sublet this part of the con-
tract. Tho selectmou received a note
from the Connecticut Concrete company
offering to guarantee the work for a
year. but thin was not approved. for two
abloplntforin recently adopted by our
State convention. rccogulms in the crisis
which husbccn forcodulmu thin coun.
try by the un- \mericun an I revolutionary
vcntion, held at Chicago. that the ques-
is the preservation of the life, honor and
Wu realize that this can only be ac-
of our
our liberties and the admiration of ‘ the
World. and by.tho continuance of a
financial policy which makes gold the
standard of value until a ditto/tout policy
is adopted by international agreement.
We faVora tnrifl' which will provide
rcvcum-sullicient to mom the ordinary
nch‘uoIary expenses of tho governnu-nt
and no ndjnntedas to please American lu-
bor without the sacrifice of ourhighivago-
synlem, on at least equal terms in our
own market with the 13b”,- of other rczuious. ()noisthat the agreement was
13".]... not in the form of a contract or bond,
Wc commend the “4,“, and ecouomi- and the other is that the sclcctmen pm-
for to hold the Berlin Bridge company
responslblc. They will not pay the bal-
ance duo the latter upon its contract till
satisfied that tho Work is what. it ought.
to ho. A gentleman who in something
of an expert on this kind of work says
that the material is“ “tuned sand."
It has bucn lcarlu-d that TIlfklMWV
bridge. sent herc to go over the brook
near George W. Strungward's residence
is two feel too narrow. The abutments
are well under way. but Work has been
stopped [wading some kind ofadccision.
The Berlin Bridge company people claim
they made tin-bridge according to the
figures furnishedthem by the solcctnII-n.
Tin-”iron Work is only sixteen feet. wide,
and the abntmcnts are. cightccn. Rath-
ct' than have the bridge narrower than
that. (loorge W. Straugward‘ has otlercd
tontaud the extra expense of tacking a
piece on the iron Work.
cal Iulministration of the all’nirn of this
gstz do by Governor ( 'oilin and his asso-
cialc s
We roman ml the nominees of the lic-
publicau national tomention, and of
thin mnvcntion to tho suffrage of all
lgood citizens of the state of (Ionnectic ut,
irrespective of party.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS;
Captain W. H. lionton has moved
from Ely .n cone to l" li/ahcth street.
Frank Koconr. the tailor, will movc
intothc apartments vacated by Chris—
tian Michel.
Henry (I. Bailey \vcnt home sick, this
morning. and Substitute Lcttcr-carricr
Miss Mary I“. Pat-trick. of Norwalk,
gave her Sunday school class an outing
at (‘ompo Beach. yesterday.
Thomas Baxter. II Norwalk man Who
Was one of a trolley party that passed
through III-re last Tuesday night, was
riding on the running board of the car.
whcu he cann- in contact with a tree m
from of thc Mrs. l’ho-bc (flock place in
Main hll'l'lfl. The man‘s head WIN quite
badly hurt.
.lan I’ctro. missionary at the Sprint:-
Wood chapel. will roturn to his studies
in Oberlin college, Uhio. ncxt WWII.
“Frank Finch. ul,l“1ast Norwalk. In
working at l’lai..tml's drug stow during
the alumni-‘- of It, .\. .‘llcllouald. in
Maine. “
James“ l-‘olcy. agcd sixty—one y‘cars,
a veteran at Fitch's Soldiers“ llomc.
whodrnppcd dead Monday, was lmricd
yesterday afternoon in Spring Grove.
omnctery. by l'ndcrtukcr .lnim-s Bir-
,l-hard.
III-rt Harrison, of 'l'oIIIIiuson's phar-|
many, will lcavc South Norwalk. Sop—i
“so, to l'llfillllll' his studies in the i
T n v ' r I I n ’ . r I r
1““ I or!- I ”lbw "f I harmaty. Isaac Iioutou's l,lli.“Irte1“IuaI“I-lI trotted
in thc “1217» class at I-‘lcctwdecstcrday.
driven by Snyder. and finished eight.
three and three. I
I l’. W. Louusbury and (icorgc lid-
warda have rotorncd from the Repub-
lll'illl Statc convention in Hartford.
.\lrs. T. It. l“'.Inchcr and daughter.
East Norwalk. have been visiting
Robert I. 'I‘ollcs'.
MISS Nettie Inf’flmlll, of New Haven. in
enjoying II vacation at hcr home here.
Mrs. Henry H. 'l‘ollcs and childrcn arc
spcnding the day in New Canaan.
Robert Hutton, of New York, is vinit~
in; .. William Northrup. of 1 IX Ridge.
i M WINNIPAUK.
Mr. and Mrs. (.‘oppiugcr. of New III-d-
fathom-guests of Mr. and Mr». Wil-
liam Amlcrson.
.\lisa .\lnggic (.‘rotty. of Ilrooklyn. has
lu-nu n uncut of Air. and .\er. Edward
I Mct iralh.
ll. Shraycr in repainting his house.
Daub-l Evans \vhccb-d to l’oughkoI-p-
«‘0. N. Y.. thu- wwk. llc cxpwds to
rclnrn curly IIcM “wk.
GEORGETOWN.
Wrnlcy llarrctt and Jonathan “NH
and familieit upcnt the day at l‘all‘ l'as-
ltm', WI'IIIII-sthly.
I.. I’. Miller attended the Ionic con-
vcnlion in Hartford. yesterday.
'l'hc .\vlvoz' 1n: say“ the l'talnfonlitcs
l'll'l loud in tlicirpraiw-sof thc manucr
the Pin-
uwr boys. and wrll not mm” forget it.
Stetson's I'nclv- 'l‘om'n (.‘abin company
gun» a good parade this afternoon about
The playing of the operator of
was“ cxco‘ptlonally
qu
at
”It“
Iinc.
IiTI'IlTTI (“zilliopc
Ilcv. John 'I'. Winters' valuable mare
as killcd Tum-“day night. The horse was
at Solmans' ~I.Ihlc. and in
.w nuc manner got out on thc barn floor
W
‘ W. Ifwnvvxliurst Wllhrdllllllulllll‘l‘)
,Ilb 'Ili'lllll at \linuipnuk. thvothcr Viv-ll
inu. broke his arm. 'Ihcre w.“ wmc
Itlk of a mi! f'oI damages. but an ”va-
horst lawn br- kcn arm and a broken
out ,zon. and lb ncdirt .I tore: kc d bicyc lc
I'Zx I'ommmlorc llunka, olthc AtlanticX
Yacht club. has III-MI a visitor at the
.‘v'orw. Ilk Yacht club at Hickory Illutl’.
’l‘uI-mlayho took a party of South Nor
walk [Ivnplo tot no.» w llay in his yacht
\\ Ito-r W-itch. Ills grim-tn WW”! Ilr
Waltcr Ionnitigu. Mr and Mm. Trun- S
Icuningi, .\Iilm Mari Kirby .lcuniowui
l'atcnt ( Illllllll"“llilll'r .IIId Mr" John
Sc vIIIonr. IIHK lit [to and dnugluor, and
Mom .\‘t~W“.IouIIuv of .lcrimyt‘ III“
WILTON. I; l., Unborn. of Now llavcn, was lhc
.. gown of his Inolhcr. Illrn. Humucl
’l‘hn rhildrcn'a cvaogciist. an ho in.lhhorn. linwluv.
Mr». Henry livers. of lattlc lkmtoll
district. fI-ll over a \"II'IIIIIlllll'l‘lM lust
WWII. and brolu- lll'l‘ arm.
llarry.mnof I“. II, Iloulou, Ix Mil.”
wtth IlehtlII-ria. ’l'hc honm' Ill quarau~
llcv. l“), l'. Illlllllllmlll.I
who in to mull; catwt'ially to the child»
r‘o on Sunday morning. trivplrmlwr lit,
mil bv a trial! to tlIcIn, and smoothing
th 5* wall ucwr forget. It in hoprtl that
all the bow and girls Wlll improve thin lined.
'optmtmnty of hearing tlm nunnrkablc William (‘olh-y IIpcnt Sunday In Non
preacher. whoch muncnt tho gonpel ~44) walk.
Thomas I‘ron“ has «Inn a now Well
ncm hin housc.
l’rcd I’mtcrhau moved into lIi~ now
house.
’l‘hc agvd mother of Nathan l’crry
Iomply and truthfully to all. The "high-
b mug churches have hccn inritcd to
J’Illl In the services,
Misc Mary lilmunl‘u’. of Norwalk. call.
cl on frir-mln lll town yesterday.
\Ir~ , WWI-thou H visiting lwr .- mod Tumlny at horbotuc in Weston.
dioomvr, Mr». Frank Lacey. of Dad Dr. “KIM and WI!" Wélflm" ” IT:
lmrv I‘t‘ptlllll, lhnrsduycvr‘uin , III houorol
their daughter ticorgia. who has just
rcturncd from a bridal tour in Europa
Lewis Northrop. who had Worked for
tho Hilbert. A IIcIIIo-ll .\lanufucluring
company as INJIHI‘III‘II‘IIII'I‘ for the punt
twontyfive yearn. Iowan-d. hin connec-
tion with thccompauy Monday.
.\lra. Abraham l‘lmk. of l’nrcnl Hill.
NJ.lumlmentlwgocsl of MN. Ftod
Bennett for tho punt Wcuk.
Mrs. M: II Iirooury and Mr. and Mrs
Iraorgc I'lh". who have two visiting
relatiwn In town. nan c returned to their .
h one Ill Hrmklyn.
Mrs Ilotry 'Ihmtmd and non are via.
mug her parents. Air. and Air-I. Hilan
I IIIIMIIIQIT
.\ognnlm Taylor I“ Irtmtmning III!
mother, Mrs. Stewart.
. mammalian school trauma
Mar “Pinion wan thrown open. Mon-
day, only one scholar reported. Parentn
In the dlIIII-Iotbave been reminded of
the legal Irquuenwntn of children of
schml age, and it has had It calutnry
effect. The attentional hnn' materially
increased and the teacher has the chance
organized.
written mm I
IlORWALIi OPERA HOUSE.
I" W. MITCH}?! L. Manager.
Ono night only.
Thursday, September 3rd.
A famous play
“THE BURGLAR”
loonlghtsii. \'cw \'“otk cm. at the .\ladlsou
. 'ounre 'l'.houlrv
MR. Al'GUSTUS 'I‘IIOMAS'
from tho story of
Fourncl comedy drama.
EDITHA'S BURGLAR.
lyllr~.FI1IIIces llodgsou llurnctt.
Dlrectlon of A.Q.Scammon.
Price-Anon Inc. In. finals at “'0ch on Tom-
“Hull's. ..
L
Hovr 5 TH EATRIE'
Thursday, September 3d
Slclmuk llig Spectacular
Uncle Tom’s
Cabin.
'-.'lhI llarnu l'l of “IN“ all.
50 Men, Women
and Children!
I llooldc llnnd ntnl lli'r'lchstia.
\ (in: at Company. ' “\ (ircal Cast!
’l‘Ivo ’l' III-dun "livollarl F\. l and Illl Polly.
l’I“iIIc c. onc Stu: Hunt“. I-lle. Alrin lll .\lnndo-
liuu- Plat-“II“. Suwphotm. and lilm-k»-m~pic'
I'lavI-is. linolb Quurlollc lul-dco HIIIHI'T‘.
llmkuud “mg llama-Is. Shunt-n. 0".“ A
II-m knf (icuovne lllomlhound» .\v a Song.--
how T)I|Tll‘.l‘* \mv \luw. Ewnlhim: NI-vlv. A
lorloud of III .Iutilol Sci-“non. (‘I'IIIIII |'.-“k.
lug. lloou in ‘thouth. E'WHAM'IIHHIUH. 'l'hc
I'Iundn I-'““\cI (limo. ““lim
"I!~lIbuIII\. (. .ll'.!-
.\ sight otn lib--
lirundml .\liltt
llundc s . mo .‘TI' .IIII Culiopo.
llonkiw. .\lII-~I\e Dogs. otc.
limo.
l'ri. .,. 7. iii. and '.o I out.
Soon now on salont I'Ini~led .~ and l'inIIuo a
quin- s,
ROTON POINT
Mr. audibfrs.
Harry D’Esta
and Company.
l’roaeutinga high chm, novcl and do:
cidedly pleasing cutcitninmcut,
consisting of
.Yontriloquism,
Prostldigltation.
Vocalism and Dancing,
Mechanical mam,“ ‘
. Musical Guts,
Royal Marionettes,
' Acrobatic
Specialties, etc.
Punch and Judy.
For tho children. Matinee. prices: Adults,
10c; l‘hildn-n, oi“. Evening,
It! and '10 cents
__,
HOYT' S THEATRE
Saturday, September 5.
A umtdying engngvouv-u‘. tho dinning coon--
dian
ANDREW
In tho lb-ootilol Irish l‘ln)‘.
Myles Aroon.
Supported by an Excellent Com»
pan).
Staged with Entire .\cw Sccucrv.
Bc Sun: and llcar .\Iaisks ()uu
Sweet Songs.
k. .t~. in sub .it l'iuldcds and Motion"
~.'u|.~.~
EXcursion
North Beach
STEAMER ISABEL.
Sunday, Sept. 6th
Ic-l£xcursion ’I‘ickcls~4oc
.\Ioo. I'lllII I “v III or llnnv! loan South
\ornnllt. o I... m. lwou-Hruud I‘ nor. .\oltb
boob! I- to
SEPTEMBER 7.LABOR DAY
Excmsion to Sca Ilcach.
l \. urcinn “II 1;...“ ','.u, [5- mow-ml; \..r.
Walk ’lIIIl III: Ic i‘lU tic-II III“ H II . p. ll .“lmd
lIuI HIII'I'I' I p In - .I
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN.
Real Estate
and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
So. Norwalk
II“ Hum.“ l. ”lira; In. I III I II Inn II I .IIIII III
WIIIItlo nun >l poi-v -IIII~IIIu IIII' Innlml tn
IIII ll-' -Iu I oIIo mu II—l. t.- louc Ilium l- -I
do itIcu-u pml of III‘ Illv III IIMoIIubIo
III' I ~ and on Hut-Y II- Im—
AUDITO-RIUM
MACK l
. The Most
I
i
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT,
. . . . . ZGazotte Building,Norwalk, Gt
Special Clearance Sale of Dress Goods.
It has been our 'custom every season to clear up our stock In order to commence the
next season with an entire new line of goods. This Week we com-
mence our "annual clearance sale of Dress Goods, which
will be continued until September 151;.
Deleted Dress Goods. Fancy Silks.
Wool challics, handsome patterns, price to close we W h . .
scrip. all wool mixed sultings, . ,, u .. 25c . c an made specml price? on all. of our fancy
Diagorfalgsuitings,blue,brown. tan and green, ”MC waist Silks, India and taffetas In human and Dres-
All wool fine India scrgcs, all colors. :90 den effects. Many ofthcm can be bought less than
54-in. storm serge, 37 MC the manufacturers price on the same goods for fall
Figured brilliantines, 4: inches wide, to ' '
5,, a... w... m......., . 3;, Housefurnislung Department
Special prices on all dress patterns to clos Glass cream pitchers, l 6c
“ fruit sauce dishes, 2 c dozen
Black Drosss Goods. .. m... We, 5 8......
Black storm serge, 45 inches wide, 25¢ “ covered sugars, 8c each
“ . brilliantiue 40 inches wide, 29c “ tumblers, 25c doz.
" “ serge, 46 inches wide 50c 13-inch wood bowls, Ioc
“ diagonal, all wool 54 inches \vidc, 50c Rolling plus, he
“ Clay diagonal, all wool, 54 inches wide, 50c Wood rim flour seivc, 8c
“ heurietta, all wool, 46 inches wide, soc Willow clothes baskets, 40c
“ India serge, all wool, 40 inches wide, 39c Clothes wriugers, Io-iuch roll, OI-SO
“ flannel suiting, all wool, 25c Whisk brooms, 9c
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT,
Norwalk, « Connectlcut.
BEST
VALUE!
LOWEST
. . . PRICE!
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they war our easy fitting. comfortable Clothin". All our customers feel this
way.
‘ Vc have now in stock
{SPRIII
Complete
Line oil
FRANCIS 8: CO.
TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME! 2.-
G CLOTHING}
I By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
.“
LIEVBI' Shown
This “odd I
86 WASHINGTON STE 111'
South Hal-walk.
YOU CAR’ T D0 BETTER
Than Leave Your Ordenfi r
Print-
ingl
0. II. HARVEY'S
cn'v IMPLOVMINT nozucv.
Ladle.» and gentlemen dcnlrln flrst- cluv-a
thp III nu) cupaclt can obtain tut some at
thcnlmvcogcnc v u sotliowwluhlngpoultions.
cithc r mulcorfmiiulc. :unscc IIrI-cmpl-oIm-nt
“lllllt‘il‘ liummllntolv- I\‘Iltnt- l.I~.-Ho.th-i
man and gatchn-r. (loud wage» to right
ratlh ~.
I “outed Girl llul‘ Ill. colored. loansistcmk
At the Sontlnol in thckitn“ hen.
Offloo.
wNorth Main ntn at South Norwalk.
. A GOOD MARKET.
In our opinion. is om: which furnishes and dclivcrs on time, juicy ten.
(hr meat ol the vcrv best qualitv. that has a clean ncat store,
comtcous palicntc Illpln)‘ ccs, and priccs that will not
dimiuicc with any one s. purse. Th.tt' 5. our
idea of a good meat market. and we
run ours on that principle.
As an example, we
offer:
lac 3 lb Pot Roast,
Prime Rib Roast, from 2 to Ice lb
Good Roast Boot, l0c “ Lamb chops,
Bast Sirloin Steak, Iloc “ Foroquartor Lamb, 6c. “
Best Gut Round Steak, IOc “ Rump Corned Beef. IOc "
" " Shoulder " 6c “ II lbs Salt Pork for 25¢
6 lbs Breakfast Bacon, for 50 cents
lo lbs Plate or Brisket of Beef for 25 cents
STAR MARKET, 32 So. Alain Street, cor.l-Iaviland
Pin Your Faith
To Leaders.
Win u you sccnu individual. or firm or rumination
III the top, III tho front rank, in their particular
Ilchl. it Ill KIITI‘ loony flown in some good rcInoon forit.
They arc cithI- -r more encructir . understand thcir
basin-mu butter, or furninh the bent goodn.
l Ilaim to furnish tlu-lmt gmdn.
Hutu curt-full screened and put in with care.
A single trla aslu d llllprl lion and oompurlmu
invited.
MANUEL T.HATCH,
and
HON-Ill
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cannon
armor
IOLMANI'
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The loading Grain Dealer,
l5 Marshall Strut. So. IOIWIII
Conic and see our
High
Grade
l9 lb.
Wheel
“ for
$50
FULLY GUARANTEED.
Horwalk Pattern Works,
0. II. AISTHORPE,Prop.
50 Second
. Hand
BICYCLES I
FOR SALE
At Your Own Pricell
Prices from $5 to $50.
r. 5. AIM!!! circle ca.
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