“IIIIIEII SIIIEBE TIIE IIIVEII.
‘ Iain Lite Hummus I-‘or East Side
mm of Inhmi to All awn
Units and Strays.
martinis indignation is expressed
“'N ‘ the action of a crowd at b0ys who
from South Normal]: last night
Mod a house in Henry street.
,hld some spite against the occu-
and took this means to vent their
but it will probably go hard with
m 01 thcwm. Among the ringleaders
m Riley Ghiotto, the Harris boys,
.3“ Chris. Michel, Jr of Washington
"most bridge. Attorney Leo Davis
humped along as they were in the
’haighth of their mischief and captured
some of them, taking them to Johnson’.
but store on the bridge, where they eon-
cued their guilt and gave the names of
the others implicated. These boys have
' on unsavory reputation from escapades
,‘ in, the past, and it is probable that they
will be taken care of.
~ supplementing the no license mass
_. : ,meeting at South Norwalk Sunday of-
ternoon East Norwalk will hold a most
enthusiastic platform service, in the 1n-
term of no license, at the East Avenue
‘1 Methodist Episcopal church, Sunday
" " night at 7:30. Edward "Trounsen,
' 1' Charles E. Benedict and the pastor, Rev.
A..J Smith will address the meetingsv
Inspiring music will be added to this
programme. There is no question but
East Norwalk will poll the largest no
license vote ever polled.
,A 'very enjoyable and successful p‘ound
party, was held at the home of Mrs. G.
Frank Smith, "of Henry street, last
night. Harry Merrill and Miss May
Adams rendered some pleasing selec-
tions on the violin and piano, and Miss
Anna Staab gave two delightful vocal
. solos. The affair was in the interest-11f
St. Paul’s mission, and about $15 were
realized. ..-“ -
About :1 dozen of Master Percival Wil-
son’s boy friends gathered at his 11111111:
in Riverside av came last night, and
spent a ve1y pleasant 11111111111: 9 Various
games were enjoyed and a tempting:
- luncheon was served. The event was in
honor of Percy' s sixteenth l1i11h1l11y.
Engineer Frederick l1‘,1eld.~1 of llanford
place, received word on Wednesday,
from his fourteen year—1111151111, 11‘ red R.
Fields, who is staying with his grand—
parents in Stony Creek, that he had shot
an eagle which measmed live feet,
inches from tip to tip.
Lewis Webster has returned from
Waterbury. While there he saw the
leading men in the Brooklyn Athletic
clubs and they 11111 planning1 for 11
go between Webster n11d.l.un1s Nelson,
the former trainer for Jack Me .\ulitl'c.
William Abendroth will 5m c 11011 John
Gleason as drug clerk in Fiucl 1 s phar-
macy. Mr. Gleason bu»: accepted 11 posi-
11.... with William 1:. Bauer, ..1 Nor-
walk, and will begin his new duties on
Monday.
While giving ‘.1 bicycle lcsson to 11
beginner in Aisthorpr 's filling :11: adeniy.
yesterday afte1nopn, Norm: 111 llau hinan
fell against one of 1111.- windows 111 front
breaking one of the lame panes of «11 Iss.
The funeralmrof lliss (icorg‘oi Curr was
largely attended at 1111' late home in
" Uranbury, yesterday afternoon :11 :3
1 o'clock. Rev. A. .1. Smith olliciulcd,
and the interment was at Westport.
E. E. Gorhain has just completed
painting and papering (iirmd H. Wood s
house In Hamilton avc11u11,ulso Mrs.
()‘Brien’s house in Elizabeth strcotv
South Norwalk: .. _._
“None so Blind as Those Who Wont
See" will be the subject presented Sun-
day morninp,1 at the East Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopul church, by the pastor,
Bo . A. J. Smith.“
Frank Day and George Hunter, who
ave had their new boat hauled out at
Gregory’ 8 Point, have. launched her and
ureready to leave for Bridgeport after
oysters. ~_
Mrs. H. D. Lees will place large wood
on blinds on the windows of her build«
ing on Washington street bridge, to pro-
1 toot her tenants from further burglaries.
Daniel Leary has entered the 1 11111on
,1 , of Contractor Herbert V. I arr, and 11-1 at
' 1 j work on the East Nortvalk Lumber 11.11111-
pwy’s new ofllce.
The olllcers and teachers of the 1131111111»
ish Sunday school will meet with Eric
Anderson, of New street, tonight
William Davis, of Port Jellol'son, 1..
1..!!! visiting Mrs. Charles Ainswurtb,
of Cottage avenue‘.__~__
8 Clifford Bristol, of Milford. will spend
Sunday at the I one of U. E. Bruudugc.
Riverside avenue.
Charles fl'rounscn, of (love street. has
manned from a week's visit in Seymour.
Contractor Bach will commence laying
walks in Henry street next Monday.
lira. A. Tiltldrldge, of Hautord
' place. a seriously 111.
11-12 TRUE srouv or A MAN or PM:
we WEALTH. ' , '
,A noun Ohwm Who Accumulated,
announce—now 1111 Got 111- Name—rill
Was I‘ Gm: Plunger—How no Died. n
‘l'old by the Doctor Who Was With Hill).
No name is more familiar to the
minor west, and few more so to the cap-
italist, than that of Diamond Joe Rey~
holds, All sorts of stories have been oir-
culated abbot his life, how he got his
name, and when and where he died.
Some are true, others fiction. We were
all gathered about the board of a mincrs’
table at Cripple Creek, Colo, when the
following narratives \vcro told by Dr.
Sydney R. Bartlett, the mine expert,
who had been a roonunnto at Harvard
of Blake ll1ynolds, the only son of the
famous Joe.
The doctor was also an export in the.
employ of Reynolds and played an im-
portunt and growsome part at the time
of the old man’s death. Colorado mines
and ores wero discussed, and then the
conversation turned on Arizona, when
the Congress mine was spoken of, and,
with it, its former owner, Diamond Joe.
“He was the sharpest n11111111111bnr1gain,
and witluil the most generous man, I've
ever known.” Said the doctor. “Ho was.
lame—hip dis11aso.,wl1ich was brought
on when liov'as a boy. It illustrated
the stall he was niado of. He had 11
jackkuife, and in drinking at an air-
bolc in thoico‘it slipped through. Reyn-
olds wont to his house, gotnn (IX and
chopped a hole in tho ico large enough
to admit his body and dived In, secured
his knife, and caught a cold resulting
in a disease which lumcd him for life.
He told me,” continued the doctor.
“that be started at 18 ycursof 111,111 with
1521'), With which he bought 11$“ lioif~
or, leaving him 820 in debt, and from
that time up to his dying day he llllil
ncvcr b11111) out of Ilcbt, despite the fact
that he 11 ft 811‘, 111111, 11111)
“Tho true story «11' his [’Il'llll" 1h 11
name of Diamond Joe was in this w 1111‘?-
Joc Duyidsou owned Illlllulbl’l‘ of steam-
ers plying on tho upper Mississippi,
while Joo Reynolds owned bouts run-
ning south on thc l'lVl. 1' toNcw Orleans.
Both lllll‘d Wcrc, known as thc Jor-
steamers, 111111 all balcs and goods 11111111,,
nuirlnd 11:1 Joe line.
of the to 11 resultcd 111 Reynoldsdrawing
alliunioud around tho Joc (111‘ all goods
shipped, and tlu'rcuftcr 1111 was Diamond
Jo‘c, and in 1111 way did the appI-lhuiou
come from the fact that 111- bud 11 fond-
ness for Wearing tho prccious 141111111.
“As Ii'plungcr the old 1111111 has had
fcw (quuls. 01111. of the grculcstwus flu-
Dcl l’usco IiiinciuAI'izona. but its turn-
111,111 out badly only sirciIgtIIcIu-rl his 1111-
icrlninution to sccuro 11 World beater.
and it was about this time I111 St'f his
heart on tho ('ongross ininc, which 11v1-11
today 1.1111111- of Arizona‘s 111111111“. pru-
duccrs. IIc paid $;3ll,uol) for 11111 I)l‘11pl‘l‘~
13', and it was 1351 milcs from l-‘I‘cs1-1‘
and any railroad. It was 1111111 the old
1n11111lic1l. I \vcntout to 11111111111111111-
Iunimition (f Illl‘ (1111 property for
Reynolds 111111 liondlcd assays and lln'
requisition 1111111111111 utof the place, and
they wore livcly days out there. The
story of Reynolds' III'uth has not In 1:11
rcpcutcd corrcclly, so I’ll tell you the
facts. ,
“It was in February, 1H1"), 111111 the
ruins “111-11 1111. ()ntshlo of thc mill “'1'
11111111 liltlo I-hanly. :1 bunkhousc, 11nd
hcro we all slcpt. chcr shall I forgcl
that February night. lic- had b11111 coni-
pluining f. 1r several days, though hc
was 11p and about the mine and mill
1'111'11 (lay.
”01111 afternoon 1111 wustukcn down
suddcidy, 111111 I undrI-sst'd him and put
him to bed in 111111 of my own night
gowns. ’l‘Iuvurdcvcniinr I111 urcw worsc,
111111 the storm outsidn' was fearful. About
11 o‘clock I kncw 1111, was dying. Ills
(Iii-1411111111111 cll'm'ls to Ill't‘llllll‘ \1'11r11 1"1'11,:I1t«
ful. Ills bond was on my shmhlcr.
'l‘hcn it was the thwmht struck 111-. of
gettingliisbody111I’1'11.;11i.lr, for unwluul
11o 1o, and it was 11 mighty had 111,111,
coverilu,r (351 inilcs, 111111 u start most In-
nnnlc at 111id11igl11, if”11111111-truindhily
out of l’i'I-scott was to bc. caught.
“About ll o'clock I oI‘dcrI'd thc null
(‘Ill‘pl‘lllt 1' to ('1111111 to the buukhousc and
\1'I1isp1-rcd to him to knock 141111111 boards
111111111111 into 11 collln, and in u fcw
minutcs above the blowing cutsido I
could hour tho nulls being drivcn 11111111»
in poor old Joo'or'oflln and III‘ not III'ud.
It wusprulty tough, I assurc you, and the
night 111111.111 things 111-11111 111111111. About
111idni11l1t l111 dicd, qul by 1 o‘clock in
tho morning we had the ‘body in “111
crude colliu, 1111 111111 of the wagons, Wllll
its rcluy of six mules and its Mcxicau
drivcrs. 111111 the start to l'l'cHr‘olt was
111111111. It took the (lullltjllbI.L31llII1lIl'H 111
111111111 tho trip, and we caught the 111111
train out of Prescott. lt was a sad cod
ing of a great man. and 11i11'riblc jour-
ncy.
“And what 1111111111111 of the minc?”
Iiskcd 111111111' 11111 1111-11 at the table.
“It sold, " said the 11111 tor, “for SI,-
1‘100,UUU.’ ~l"11Ia1lclphia ’l'mws
llootonese.
At the prcscnt limo many Ilmtouians
almost drop a final “r" in words like
Bar Harbor, which they pronounce as
11' speélcd llah lIuh-bnh. As though to
compo 11111111 for this loss. Bostonians are
apt to luscrt 1111 "r" when a word ends
in a vowrl. particularly when the 1111111
word begins with 11 vowcl. llclcua is
often pronounced with 11 slight final
“11,” dislinc‘tly audible in 11 combina-
tion like lick-1111.1 Abbott.~Not1.~s and
Queries.
11.1.1111. Damn-I11.
The old story of an immense herd of
camels morning about in Arizona has
been rcviw-d again and is going tho
rounds in thup‘ross. Tin-Arizona ll"-
publicun, after saying that thostoi‘y
has been denied for yours, declares that
thcrcisnotucmucl to be found any-
where within the borders of Arizona.
But it 1111111111111 to 1111.111... story bob up
again, as usual. next year, except that
'l'hc confounding '
the herd o: camels will be much larger.
1'" ..
11111111111111.1111 or 1111s an
IIIIII 1111111 11111111311111.
Rev. w. e. 111111111» willpthciate'i‘h St.
Mark’s church, New Canaan tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. A. B. Cleverly and sonpwho have
been spending the summer with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Crockett
have returned to their home in New
York city.
E. R. Bennett Will preach in the Bap
list church, tomorro .1. Young People‘ 11
Society Christian Endeavor meeting at
11:30. Topic; “Lessons from David‘s
hit 11. and Words.“ '
John Shcrer, Howard Every and John
Crochet were delegates to the Baptist
association meeting, in Norwalk, Thurs-
daylast
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lvory have re
urucd home fioiu a visit to friends in
Albany. '
Mrs. Theodore Neuendorf is sick at
her home on Lenox Hill.
BARIEN AND NOROTON.
Harry (Inlet, representing the Mercan-
tile (‘11- operative ba11k,11l' New Ymk
city..hus been in town this week. The
association wishes to establish :1 local
board of Iiteen to twenty. The first few
signers to a request for a Daricn branch,
I). (l. lVatorbury, C. W. Louusbury, '1‘.
W. Austen. W. 11‘. French, It. .I. Doyle,
H.113. Everett, A. ll. Sooficld. Samuel
I irunnuau and I}. II. Noxon.
A lin roof is being placed on 11111.1 of
the buildings at Fitch's Soldiers Home.
Nash d: VanScoy, of South Norwulk,
are doing 11111 work.
Henry 0. Street is now improving
11i101y,aftc1. 11 month‘s serious illness,
111d 1 xpccts to resume his durics in ltuy—
111111111 Brcthcie‘ oliice 111 SouthNorwnlk.
William Mullikcu has resigned his po-
sition with the Norwalk 'l‘roniway 11.11111-
panym.
.~\ [1111.111 pane of glass was loud-3111 out
of thc front of the Buried poscolllcc
Thursday.
The ceremony of raising the four Ile-
publicnn flips in town 'will take place
tonight. Aftcr the celebration 111111. E.
kllill will deliver an address in the
Town Hall.
James W. Lay, died pt thc 51.11111 S1 1]
diers‘ Home Thursday. He was sixty.
night were of age and b1111111;,:111l in
Ili'pnford, where he. has .‘1 duunhtcrs and
two sons residing. The funeral was
I111'1l ycslci'day afternoon at ll o'cfock
from IlIc congregational church in
Ih'auford. Years ago Mr. 1..:1y was in
the livery business in that town and was
well kIIoWII there.
The lady f1'i1'111ls1‘1flho Knights of 11111
'l‘lllltli 11 l‘luglo 11111 11111111111: arrangements
:11 hold :1 fair in 1111.1 1111111‘ l’nlun , 'l'hcy
will hold 11 1111 1' ting next 'I'qu‘sduv. All
Iulic~ of 11111 ordci‘ are 11111111111111 111 nest—
ed 1 1 111111111 ”the 1110c ting 111 (wide 11
I'lnnlcllzill,.\1'1'clockp. 111.
Edward A. llull will move his 1.111.111
to Brooklyn next 'l‘ucsduy.
1111-1. 1.1111111 11'. 11.111. .11 1.11."-I},...1.1I,.I.Iu.
is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mr.
Ernst l\01 11 ‘
GEORGETOWN
.\ daughrcr was born to Mr.
311‘s. I'.1l. (‘:1rroll, l"1'id11}'
IIubcI't arrived 111111111 last
from Hartford, where 1111
spending 11 “11111131110111ion.
Mr.1111113111111.Franklin,of.IcI'sc_v('i1y,
are 11.11 guests of lhcir 51111. Lyman.
11nd
of In»! “'11 I1
11.111.111.11-
hus bccn
.\:1r1111 llcnIIOlt's infant boy. aged 11111-
chk, died last Saturday.
The ladies of the Methodist l11piscopul
church lll‘ltl an ice crcuin and peach
11.11-11.11.»11.111.11.111111-1111111 11111. at llll'.
residence 11f George W. .lcnnings.
A boy was born to Mr. and M 1's. John '
Lockwood. Saturday lust.
Mr. :1 1111 Mrs. Burr Mills spout Sutur
day in Norwulllx '
111111 of the lurncst clm trccs in town
w 1s cut down but \1'1111k in W. A. Wil~
limos" door yard. 'l'hcro wrrc bctwccn
thrcc and four cords of wood in it.
(I. If. “11111111111111 is supplying coal to II
1111111l11-1'11I‘ l‘IuniIics about town.
’l‘lw boys in blue, which was organized
lust week. has sechIIy—flvo 111clnbcrs to
date. ’l‘hcir uniforms will bcordcred in
u l’cW1luy11.
James Dooley and Thomas Mcddley-
cott, win' drum 1's fol tlIc (‘rilbcrtdr B1111
nelI Mullul'ac. timing company, have 111
sigucd tl11.‘-11' positions. '
ll. l‘. Uilbcltlios kindly donated the
up of hi1 111m burn to the Republican
(.‘ampaiml club.
Mrs. (lcorgc l'lutt will open her mil-
linury 1111.11'11i11North Main street In 11
few days.
Enterprising 11111111111
You can match your fmuituro 111'
million beautiful 1: trust in tints by
calling at 11. ll. lh1ckor's and selfimtim:
the slylcof wall paper you wish. llo
has all the artistic styles.
(loldbcm, of the New York millincry
palace. is pushing business right along.
[111 calls attention to special articles In
his new 111]. today.
‘ Uuslom orders on 11 handsome Iincof
Scotch choviote are being taken for a
short time by W. A. Benedict at (lo.
This is 11 new feature, but promises to
take well, and men in need of some-
thing high class should call.
. assesses:
HOVT’ 8 THEATRE
MONDAY,
SEPT. . . .
28
Nothing Old_b'u the Name}
Everybodv's Favorite Funny linow
,PECK’S
Bad Boy!
lath Annual Tour.
After Supper, Go and See It.
’l‘hl» year better than over.
New Specialties.
Funny Comedians,
Grocelul l)11111crs.
Pretty Girls.
A1111xl1"'uoI'di11uxi Singing company. Success.
I11oo1lni111lbu111s
lies:
Ilco'
H
’I‘bis istbeoriuh 1111 1111511111.
'ricd seat-+1111 walnut l'lnlstod 1. and Pin.
14 stores III! as 21.1. toc llllll 77111
ov‘r's TH EAT RE
Friday Night, October 2.
WILLIAM
REDMUND
In \V.S.(ll’l11rt’v. ("omedy Drona
0311’ I Druce
duppoilol I 1
llLlllllI DIELATIIA'I‘EII.
1111:1111 pun-111.11 hlIHnd‘i to A.
1'iui.
CARL AIIRENIJ'I‘.
1o 1111M prim-i111] 1.111111“ to
'Il1»1~.l\o .11: 11.
IOHN l1..I‘ (Ll-l 11.“.
ll. 13 II E“
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Scale on su'c :11 l':.'11~11-.I 1; 1111111 IIII co',»
11‘ Am; 11in l I)II)'-
S’I'I‘l ll
'.1 wars in support of Morgan-I
Itl:11lll.1--r
1111‘. 11.1111,
('11,
Duly-1 1omIn111. \'.l.
\\. Hill I). .I IH\\I.\.\Il. 111111
\‘1 \\:\'1\ \I' .1\N\.\lil).
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MIIIIIIKPIM 111 or 1‘ \l. lloluu'lu.
«b11111:
1180111111111 01151111 1101151:
I". W.
MI’YI'I IIl'. II. .. ...
ONE 14.11111 \\l". I'. I1:
(.7111: 111111111'lll 11:1
Manager
Monday, Septemberfizatb.
8
CH
riggs’ Big
Comedy 00.
ALLENGE BAND AND PRE-
MIUM 08b ‘HESTRA
I11 111l111ll1
Mlnnie Seward
A111ltl111~II.I :11 t Inucd‘c 111'n111111‘on th-
111l1l",111.l111.. ‘
10, 230 111111301'1'1115.
SI'III '1
nou'on ~11.~.1,I Wmul‘
G
oioessc's
IlliIIinery Palace.
53 Wall Street, I‘Icrwalk.
MST!
'1‘11011111111'_1;_v11u have spent
to
go 111 New York is for-
111'1'1' lost to yourselves.
“‘IIY ('10, when you can
buy the latest styles {It the
Ne
w York Milliucry Palace.
“he have received :1 ship-
IllL‘
nt 11f_,1'l1il1l1'cn's 111111 i11~
fouls cups lr11n1 ‘.“Jc up.
Our 201' cups are 1'1'tuilc1l
elsewhere ut ~I-S‘c.
5'0
just come and
con vincc
urea-If, :ll our goods sold
accordingly
Goldberg” s
53
\11'.v\1,11k Milliuc 1y PHI'MI
Wall 591.. Opp. Norwalk Hotel
l I
:1 11nd 'I'omliu .111.;~:..
11111 21.111111“ch 1100115511111: .. V "
1, TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
. . . . . 2§azette Bu1|ding,~_,NorwaIk, Ct
The season is new at hand whemmost people are beginning to think of
We can interest you on this subject if you will only give us the opportunity. The new "tool. 1111: .III in
and we can safely say that there has never been '11 season in our experience when 11.". handsome goods Could 1
be bought at as low :1 mice as are offered this season.
COLO'R’ ED DRESS GOODS. 1
All Wool Check Su1t1nqs,,
MixedCll('\'lnl.SlllIlllgb,11.:5:
C111k11n1l\‘I7011IMI11111re~,.”’.Huu‘sz
Ilandsomestylcs 1n Novelty Suiting. '.1311
51in, .111 “'OOIll‘l‘IIII-‘chlgilllll’lfi,............ 5111
51111uIIWoolCovertLlolIISliding”... .1 my}:
Navy undilluckl3:11111lc43iu. wide..... ...... 7'1
Handsome fluids In all Wool and Silk and Wool for fancy waist, 391 501‘ 5.3.2526
Novelty Dress Patterns only one dressofakin1l,. S1511 111.116”:
. , BLACK GOODS.
AllWooIIn1liaScrgc,........ . .. .. ............ .. '1 1'
IiluckCheviot52in.wi1le,.......... ....... .. ..... . . .. ......... 7.716%
312-111 funcyallwool handsome l’atterns..... . .. .. . .. 3:11‘
AllWoolCrcpous. . . . 1‘
5.1.1.1..11111'.r...1 ImireuA ..... . ..... ............ .................... 1;;
Al-l.(ll-1l‘.lil'lll£S()i' LL WOUI llliNF’lfimll .'\S. ——Pric.slly SSIIR 1V111p Ilcuricltas in all‘
qualities, block and wh1.e clie1k1,......... ............... . ........ 5111'11111I 7
HOUcEFURNlSHING DEPT.
\lelmicpldopenedanowI1m111fllavil11n1ls,lieuchChinu Tea 8. $111111 odd pieces.
Mujcslic ()il Htrateiys intln'ce sizes. We 1‘111.m 1111515 the best 1111 I111 11er1ull1c marl-.11
C1‘111'11Io1ls,l1111ck. ........ ..... . . .. . ..... . 211'
GalvanizedChumbcrl"uil:. ....... . .. ......... . . . .. ...... .. .. . ...... ' 51c
InnlcctClolllcrs l.inc................ ......... .. """" ' '36
llmidedClothcsldne ..... ..... ............ ..... ' '''' HIE.
Hind l.'.11'npl1;,1:11111plctc,............ ....... . . .. . . . ........ . . . . '. ”.....hgc
BEST...
VALUE! 1,
LOWEST
PRICE!
1
1‘ f I
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Il11‘nusc they 11 car (1111‘ cosy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our cuslomcis feel this
11.11). TRADL with us and you will Flzlil. Tilly SAME I
We have now in stock
The Most [ ‘ - 1‘ I Ever Shown
Complete I 1 ‘ } IN
Line of" l 1; ' ) - I This Citvl
Ily trading with us you will always get the 11851 with prices gruzu‘antccd.
FRANCIS a co.
YOU CAN'T DO BETTER
Than Leave Your Orders for
Print-
ing! '
At the Sentlriel
Office:
86 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.
High
Grade
' 19 lb.
Wheel
for
$50
0. H. I’IARVEV'S
crrv EMPLOVMENT AGENCV.
l'.-whee: 11nd gentlemen dwh'imt Ilrsl chi“
I11111111111111'11117111-11‘ty can obtain the Home Hi
thoul1111-111111111')“;ulmlI1os11'.vi»bi111:[own-1n». 1
1'IIIII‘I‘INIIII'UI’IIIIHZIII'.1:lllM'cllln11I1111I113‘III1'III
Such-d I'nuouholcn' \ IiI‘~'t-cIu--‘~co-u'Ic
111111 and 1:1111I11ln11‘.1i.uul moo-s to 11gb:
31:11? m.
\1' ml (lilllinr ll‘v. (‘,'11I11r1111 f11115~l~f11111k
in I’lwh‘ln bun.
711111 '.lo Main 11m ct South Norquk
......M. .r
A GOOD MARKET
In our opinion, is 111111 which furnishes and delivers on time, juicy lcn-
1I‘1'1' 11111111 111 1hr: very best quality, 111.11 has :1 11111111 1111111 store,
‘ ' 11111111111111; patient cmployees, 111111 prices that. will not
Illinlp'ltft‘ with any 111112'. ‘ puisc. 'l'lsal's (1111'
idca of a :11111II 1111'111 murkft, and we
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Prime Rib Roast,
Good Roast Beef, I01: “ Lamb chops, I21: " "orwalk Patter" Works
Best' Sirloin Steak, llic “ Forequarter Lamb 60 “
Best Cut Round §teak, Rump Corned Baal, IOc “ C. “' MSTHORPE1PI’OP
" “ Shoulder " 6c " II Ibs Salt Pork for 25¢
6 lbs Breakfast Bacon, for 50 cents DON'T GET LEFT
Plate or Brisket of Beef for 3 cents lb helium 11111111111121"
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in tints. Now' 111 the lime to make your
home may for full uudwiuler.
Painters' Supplies.
Artists Materials, Pictures
Pictures framed to order.
l’aintln . Paporhmmiua. Decorating
and 1111.111 riting.
DECKER.
10 Washington Street. Bo. Hermit.
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GRAIN ICOIIS treatment and intelligent exc- Jewelry and Optical Store,
FOR cation of then order, to merit their BOWMhinIrton Street.
$133818 . confidence. , J
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