hone otu‘th ‘ 1
h on of $30,000,000 of
_ simple. ,1 1
‘ ograms is‘to healiolisln‘
'x on transferyotstock
, ,hd until its ”status is de-
' it thou
Yb.
{.i
in . onuecticut and
habits is‘the' action of the
es in‘ Striking off taxes on
one choice of all kinds. The
_. on bank checks and ex-
packages. will also be abol»
..as will the ..tax on ware»
cecipts. A great cut is
e‘ in the revemre by repealing
rat part of Schedule B, pro-
»g‘ior the tax on proprietary
les‘. - It was felt that of all the
p‘V’ta‘xes this was the one most
rm"ii‘npit‘:hous, owing to the fact
‘ lthost eyery article for sale
_ at apothccary shop has to car-
tile‘ stamp. The section with
‘ rd tb legacises for public and
'til'itali‘i'e purposes shall hereafter
heinpt from taxation. The tax
eer will remain unchanged.
brewersrmay attempt to se—
favérablc- legislation: later
‘er the bill reaches the llousc.
nun—-
it
to betrothal of Prince Louis
icon Bonaparte to Grand
chess Helene. daughter of the
:‘Duke Vladimir. is officially
itnounced from St. l‘etersbury.
nee Louis has long been attent-
‘to the Grand Duchess lielene.
'0 two years ago created a serr-
it by jilting the heir to the
tram: of Baden on the eve of the
appointed for the wedding.
up
THE WAY OF THE WORLD.
The Rev. Mr. Hillis will not be In-
tailed as pastor of Plymouth Church
Brooklyn. He says: "Mr. Beech»
Was never installed by any formal
emony, nor was Dr. Lyman Abbott.
teen yearsdafio; while i was at th--
ological Seminary. I became im-
with-th-c idea bf Mr. Beecher or
OWE—that- lt did not need the ap—
, or the indorsemont of any coun-
to indorse. ap rovc or accept a pas-
‘. You have a ways acted indepcnd.
y lb. this waytand I believe. as M r.
‘eeher believed. that. when the con-
tion called. and the minister
d. it (lithnot requirc outside mix;
to install him. and I am yo:.r
1‘ u
.WHAIMIOMEN ARE poms.
n evening waist’ of clotlrof-eold i:
ped with black lace. In some. in
es the. lace is ,lcwclcd and the ”lit
n of it emphasized by an outline of
'1: get discouraged and spleen
gatnst figs because some one show.
on a piece of one under the ruicro
cope; it'snonscnsc. Figs are easily
isosted. and are real food. lrlnt them
ften.
‘Thc dresses of vcry littlc lots huvc
reir sashes caught about the waists
ry low downwso low in some do-
[gun as to have the nppcurnr-c ol'
lpplng off. Nevertheless they are
hionablc. ~
The little failings look very cunning
their mission ‘knlckcrbm-kcr suits
ith box-platted sleeves. The knich
rbockers are that knee length. and
ttle more. titan show below the diag-
nully closed blouses.
i'l‘he novelties in leather this season
i.“ too many to count. The ussori
”out. In so great. and the combinations
{color and trimmings so roillicd unvl
0 out that. one can almost, make up
u l' Christmas lists from this depart
out alone.
The Japanese wrapper. the lines of
1 chum ring native of tho kimono
miles a mesh _ dllghttul gown for tho
,lclf- room or to lounge In. Misses
.. them. rut well as Indies. The
3 finance is in the selection of color
;‘.vptater'laln.
rest the servant kindly. with the.
I of tttrnimfi his gratitude to he
tilt, and you Ill get as you deserve.
' fiatltude. nl‘r any value for your
llidllbaii: but treat him kindly. with-
ltt‘imy economical purposes. and all
nominal purposes will be answered:
thilau in all other matters. whoso.
t‘ ‘wlll save his life shall lose. it
whosoever learn it shall ilnd tt.-«
. .much of the inter and flavor of
1 ll is allowed to waste by soaking
to the wrapping pnpru' in which the
' Itcotnes fr it market. thlnku The
”loan Kttcrpn Magazine. and so
0. Btuakthi‘ho be at their host,
d be cut but a short. time before
“for. No mrint should over he put
, 1 n the paper in which it was
Dell ill the market. Agate or
on dishes/should be used. as tin
injure tho'ilnvor of the meat.
“ME—“fill ii".
A FIRST-CLASS :
22th :
oh. e ..
‘ at a reasonable price!
‘ Extraction... 25c. I
I
rt. tile DENTIST.
monitors ILUCK,
“I II... 1
t r
A» .‘t MO.“ “tract.
.07 Stamp
Arnum’ntl for ,
Attorney Lockwood 1 1
at , a further . our and
manner in which he has con-
ducted ltthrpughout. , He stated at the
consume that he wasatmply doing. as
it. appeared to him. without respect to
person} first understood thlthhBGlEi‘
was a popular young inan.“‘ond‘on the
outside was apparently a permeable cit-
iaeu.1 liter this.reaaon he desired to
statothat he wanted it, understood that
he. as prosecuting a attorney, could
make no distinction whether the accos-
ed he of high or lowdo‘ rep.
Mr. Lockwood claims that the state
had proton its case without. question
and that the judge should find probable
cause and hold the accused for trial
in the higher court.
The. prosecuting attorney then gave
a lengthy review of the evidence. de-
voting nearly two hours and a half to
his argument. lie dwellcrt at length
upon the fact that. Wheeler was a. mar-
ried man: was paying attention to Miss
Englehart. and that his actions in her
company had made Gregory suspicious
of him. He recited the facts concern-
ing the scuttle at Cranbury in 18w.
when Gregory lay in wait for Wheeler
to come out. of the Englehart resi-
dence. He spoke of Gregory as the
hero who would have. staid there all
night because of his devotion for the
woman and his interest in her. to see
whom she was entertaining at mic.
night. He argued that there was no
question but that Wheeler was trying
to steal the affections of this woman.
whom Gregory loved so devotcdly. He
thought any man of manllness would
resent another trying to steal the at-
fections of his sweetheart.
"Did Wheeler have. Gregory arrested
when he mashed him up so he had to
wear goggles?" inquired the prosecut.
his attorney. ”He tells you he did not
think it necessary. Perhaps it was be
cause of the scandal. If he had beer
there. on reputable business then
would have been no scandal. Wheele
tells you that Mr. Light advised hir
not to have Gregory put. under bond
to keep the peace. because it worth
tend to create scandal. if scandal i'
this instance. why not doubly so in th'
(iranbnry incident? He did not hay:
Gregory arrested because he knew in
deserved the licking he got. and es
caped lucky at that. But you do no
suppose there. was no anger runklin'
in Wheeler‘s breast. and that he mad-
up his mind some day to get even? Ht
said not a word. but when a man get
banger! up the way Wheeler claims hr
did he does not forget It in a hurry."
'l‘hc prosecuting attorney made llgh
of the threats made. by Gregory to kil
Wheeler. lie claimed that the. evi
deuce showed that neither of them
thought seriously of them. because
Miss Englchart did not hasten to tel
Wheeler. but waited weeks. as she ad
mitted. and also because Wheeler
hurl mct Miss lilnulchurt. despite the
fact that he claimed he kucw Gregory
would kill him the first time they met
Hc t'nst roller-lions on Miss lrlnulchurt's
testimony. and was of the opinion that
she corrld not be believed.
"Yet." he argued. “Wheeler clnlmcd
when the threats got lil‘l‘t‘t',lllll wr- only
llnd the same old story rcltcratcd over
and again, he got a gun. It was it good
one. and he evidently dccldcrl if he shot
tlrcgbry to lllilltt‘ a good job of it. It
Was it gun that would kill it lrorsc "
'l‘lm prosccutlut: uttortn-y rnudc cap-
ital of the fact that \l'hcr-lcr admitted
upon cross examination that he did not
go to son Attornc) Light expressly bc~
cause of tlrczory's thrcnis. but because
of somc oihcr private business: also
- Winter Season Contradioled in
Millicent FaShions. ,
After seeing the number
of Roses and Coloied lioliagcs that are
beiu 7 used to adorn the Hats this season, you I *silat‘e'to know if
you re re the Spring-pr Winter Season. However, such are the die-
tates of Fashion, and they must be obeyed.
W e have an exceptionally large gathering (ii-roses and foliages, ‘
in all the newtints. New (iold Fancy Crowns.‘ New Gold Buck-
oua Asso‘arnen'r on
.les. '
READY TRIMMED' HATS
is unusually largemmongtheni you wilLfind the small HORSE
SHOE TOQUE, THE l’AN
liORO effects in velvet, i
CAKE NAT and the large GAINS-
n all the new WINTER SHADINGS.
NE W FU R TRIMMED ll ATS.
‘r
we pay your fare one way on $3 purchases; both ways on '6 purchase.
E. H. Dillon St Co.
986 AND 988 MAIN STREET.
to take the law in his own hands
shoot Gregory if attacked by him ratn-
er than have him arrested.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
wood said. “His acts were those of a
coward. Think of leaving a little fel-
ttow there in the gutter. bleeding like a
Bill] I
Mr. Lockwood said he had assumed i stuck pig. with bullets in both front
thus far that Miss Englehart's toad-1 and back of his head, either one liable
away was true; but was it true?
referred to her as a cultivated
He , to have killed him."and yet not so much
lady i consideration shown him as a dog. for
who had perfect control of herself; . in shooting a dog he would probably
one who could tell a connected story i be killed to and his misery if it so hap-
und make a good impression. but
poo-1‘ pencd ho was alive. i asked than. and
pic who did this were not to bc holler-1 it was excluded. as to what he cared.
ed sometimes. any more than thosegl ask now, what he cared? Is there
who sometimes get mixed.
tinned the truth of her testl
he could not give specific time
lucc of threats. He’ thought the
lmony showed that Miss Enslchartj these women.
and Wheeler were. infatuated
nch other. and that she would go to.
xtrcmcs to clear him if possible.
Mr. Lockwood stated that the
tppcared to him one which the.
rind woman might have planned to put.
ircgory out of the way.
hinge than this have
iiss Englchart is n bright
nadc such plots.
Stephen Gregory. the prosecuting nt- .r
Stranger.
happened. not
old. Mr. Wheeler is a bright man andI
woman. ‘
‘dore ignorant people than they lutvc‘
Ho ques- any other man except Phil Wheeler
try. as; who would hare left him as he was
and 1 left? He did not give himself up after
tea the shooting. but wont coolly off with
Gold blooded. wasn't
with? it?"
The prosceuttug attorney then .quot.
1 cd law to prove his contention) that the
case;
Innn‘
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
tiff—“‘E‘PS‘TEIN.
Fort Point Street and Pleas-
: ant Avenue.
....
For the benefit'oi our patrons. we wish to say, that our entire deserve stock is iriow‘ displayed
on counters and shelves. During the immense rushof business the past few days, many buyers were
neglected. We have made ample preparation to serve alIu—extra salespeople and aunabun'dant supply
of the much sought for necessities are ready for yew-vane! we believe will fulfill all requirements.
Cirload of Granite hen Ware at Half Price.
BargainTriumph ottheiifefar
Tremendous slaughter of prices, an epoch in the Dry Goods history of Connecticut. Market
values on seasonable merchandise cut in two. A most opportune offering. The :etitire‘gdbig stock of ‘
the BOSTON STORE from basement to roof, regardless of cost or worth to be planet'oi~ on ulster.
One Week. at prices simply amazing. It is needless to attempt an explanation of the whys and where-’
force, it is simply a case of too much money tied up, caused in a great measure by an unusually warm
and backward oeason. Your concern is a question of what you can save; our losses are our misfor-
tunes. The sacrifice must be made and made quickly. Price list in this advertisement tells, only a
part of the story. Hundreds of items equally attractive await you.
Sale will continue tomorrow. Mondau and Tuesdau.
As this sale is for our retail customers only, none will be sold to dealers at these prices. We
reserve the right to limit quantities.
White Domet. 15c cent Side
Flannel Remnants. (Tombs, shell or am-
7 cent quality, at .lber ........... 5::
4c
Ladlea' and Miss-l “-49 Decor “9'“
03' Costs. mamfl‘ollet Set. full size.
black and fancy;19 pieces, at - “'59
mixtures, good ma-j
terlala. well madml
were $7.50. new
10 cent 00”“ Ladies' and Miss-
Clasps. reinforced es' h‘lannelette Un-
backs, at half price derskirts, 1 a c e
trimmed. regular
price. 36o . . . . 23c
Best 15c Silesia.
7 cent Brush
-- at half price. .. 8c
Iii-aid. water proof.
velvet top .. . 3'/zc
Patent. Hooks
and Eyes. worth
Sc. black or silver
30 cent “Hooken”
Supporter. t h i s
sale. half price.15c
Children’s Flan-
nelette Dresses,
stripes and plaids,
15 cent Silk Fac- sizes. six months to
cd Fancy lt‘rilledim‘." y ears, regular
Webbing. at half price, 330 - . .. 19C
price ........ 7l/zc
.W-WM
be l-‘lnc Combs.
Ladics' J00k6l3dltulmer or Ceriu-
all new this sotbllold. at ...... zlyzc
sou. colors bluc,,
custor. gray. tau
and black. the. reg-
ular price $10 and
$1 2 ........ $0.90
18 inch Cotton
Diaper. worth 50c
a piece. at 39c
Outing Flannct’
Skirts, worth 25c.
at ............ 19::
It) cont Dress
Stays, all sizes and
colors. half price .
.............. 5c
Men’s Suspend-
ers, fancy double—
stitched. b a c k
drawer supporter
and mohair ends.
worth 25c 11c
Ladies' and Miss-
es' Outing Hats. 98
cent quality. at . .
49¢
The Best (tali-
coes. in light an.
dark ........ (it/2::
'I‘ n r k e y Red
Damask. 62 Inch. _____________
worth 30¢ a yard, __
it
‘ Children's
O'Shsnters a n d
Ladles' Habit
Back Skirts, made
of fine Venetian.
serge and broad
cloth. plain and
White Lace Cur-
tains. 100 pairs.
sale price ... arc
'i‘urklsh Towels. ...........
bleached and
'l'am
Writing Paper.
orncy characterized as a farmer. good i
ntough for Miss Englchart when ut'
tor c. but apparently not good cuoueh ‘
“or ter when she was in Norwalk. no
we upset in his cross-examination:
‘urt compare the man and woman. ov~
in for that. and who would you rather
wllcvc‘.’ he said. As to the shootiuu.
trust-cutlng attorney urgucd that
lrouory was dclihcrutc in his more
merits and that Wheeler bad choice to
itirely
Back Into the 01d Store
We are again in our old store—en-
rebuilt—much
more attractive.
to honor of the event have many bar-
gains for
larger—much
72x90 Mohawk
S h cc t a. plain.
worth 55c. at .. 43c
Half Bleached
- " » ' k 7.
Ladies I’er't1alr>i.r“l’l° Llamas ', .
and l~‘lannellctt.c‘ind".l wprth g3“
Wrappers. tlfll‘it'd )llli . ll . . . . C
colors. all sizes? "MW-“W
dccp flouucc until Ladies' li‘looct‘ti
trimmed. colors.
gray, navy and
black. were $9.:i0 .
........... $3.67
brown. vrorth the .
............ 10c l‘he best 10c In...
sale ...........
7 cent 'l‘ablo
Bowls ......... 40
Men's Socks.
hoary cotton. in
inn and black. ult
attics. worth tiller-“'-
Men‘s
l" I a n n e l
Shirts. the
be had. during this
Go
Outing
Night
htlc
kind. at ...... 38c
Peak Caps tor
school wear. regu-
lar price. 25e..100
. All Linen Tow-
els. worth 10 cents
each. at ...... 7o
Ladies’ Cambric
C or s c t Covers.
high neck, felled
s c a m 3. regular
price lzléc 7c
5 cent Silklne. a
substitute for sew-
ing Silk. at half
price ........ Zy’zc
of the fact that thclcr was inclined
Thanksgi
THAT NEED NO COMMENT.
‘scapc hurl he so desired.
Mr. Lockwood then called (lrorzory
“or-ward, and pointim: to the b
.vouud in the buck of the neck. intprir
ed how Wheeler could explain the lo
cation and direction of the bullet.
claimed this irrefutable
down like a coward. and left him
lowing in his blood. without even use.
"crtulnlng lln,I cxtout ol’ his Injuries
lie claimed this act alone
spitc; that thclcr lutd probably
to hltnscli‘ after shooting the llrst t
"I‘ll give hlrn unothcr. Just for luck."
The fact thul Wheeler shot (Ire
in the back was on a par with his tit -'
trons all the way through. Mr. Lock
5.....5:
Ving
t
nvidcnco to
=how that Wheeler had shot Gregory
showml
Saturday, November 24th. Only.
A few of the many follow:
nllcl Fancy Sweet Potatoes. only one
peek to a customer. the
”A t'ul l’runcs. ti pounds. .at‘
tlood Sweet Corn. pcr run. it‘
'2 cans Pumpkin. 237w
“'"l :l lbs. l‘h‘llptlt'lttvti Apples. 25c
t‘an Magnolia Milk. tic
tllasz: jar Jam. lllc
uuid Quart run Syrup. 10c
1""‘- Free to each customer. nice box of
candy.
Everybody invited you know—cer-
diaiiy invited to attend this opening.
Prices l
gory .
Seeded Raisins. Pkg.. 9c.‘
Cleaned Currants. Pkg. reel
Lemon or Orange Peel, Lb., 12c.I
Fancy Leghorn Citron. Lb.. r2c.l
New Smyrna Figs, Lb.. roc.
Fancy New Dates, Lb., 7c.'
Desicated Coeoanut, Lb.. 17c.l
New Mixed Nuts.
None Such Mince Meat.
3 pkgS-
Plum Pudding, Lb. can,
Fancy Cranberries.
Fancy Sweet Potatoes.
New Orleans Molasses.
Qt. cans,
Pk.,
2 lb for 25c.’ Fancy Table Syrup. Qt. can, we. 3 lb. can Yellow Peaches.
:8 LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR for
MAUD S. 0R jONES’S FLOUR.
Qt.
lGrandma's P. C. Flour, Pkg.. 9c.
25o; New Prepared Buckwheat.
10c.l Pkg., 10c.
. 9c.:9 lbs. Buckwheat Flour for 25¢.
aoc.’ ro lbs. Rolled Oats. 25c.
3 cans Golden Pumpkin. 25c.
15c. 3 lb. can Bartlett Pears. roc.
roe.
$1.00.
60c. BAGS $4.75 BBL.
......«ax. .. ammuana. ...:
New Prunes, Bo lb.
New Evaporated Poacher, 100 lb.
Gold Dust, 14c pkp.
Qt. Bottle Tabla Oyrup. tic.
Fancy New Sweet Potatoes. 209 pk.
13 Cake- Soup for . 260.
Pint Bottle New Cotton, Go
. a. .... ....m
It Is An Undeniable Fast“ "é
THAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY MORE GROCERIES. OF BETTER QUALITY. AT
THE LYNCH STORES THAN ANY OTHER PLACE IN TOWN.
A glance over our price list, or better still. if you are not already trading with us. a
trial order will prove this to your satisfaction.
()U R FAMOUS Wlli'l‘li ROSE FLOUR. $4.75 BBL: 60c. BAG
r8 LBS. BEST GRANULA’l‘iiD SUGAR FOR
SUGAR (IURIED CALIFORNIA HAMS,
lilES’I‘ LONG ISLAND POTATOES,
hiliSSlNA LEMONS,
ew York Grocery: Co.
I! F. BECKMKNN 8' CO . Buccelooro.
Donovan Building.
South Nor-walk.
71“ 1.. ......w
$1.00.
So. LB.
75c. BUS.; aoc. pscx.
toe. dozen.
Finest Quality Red Salmon. the can. i New Citron, u ‘36 "b
New. Mackerel, Go. New Lemon Pool. ‘00 '0-
Quort Bottle Vinegar, 50. 1 New Jam, 16 0:. plus jars. 10°-
Largo can Extra Fine Peaches. 10c. New Pancake Flour, 100 Ditti-
Grnpe Nuts. only 12¢: pkg. Ramon Health FooI. 130 MO-
New Seeded Rat-Ins. 90 pkg. Whoatona. 13c rake-
Our One Dollar Sale of Last Week Still Continites.
THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,
118 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
19 MAIN ST., ENORWALK.
lr‘uncy and Plain
Silks. worth 25c
ltfl‘lli-‘tl' V l‘ S l 8 and like per yard.
and Pants. whitefm, ............ 15¢
cashmere wool. the
75c quality. al.49c:
f Iloys' Knit-o
__.___ Ladies’ llandkcr-i“gym.““u 0“" :3:
. _ chiefs. hcmstltchert ' """
Main and hurry and a fine quality,
Dress Goods. all or . 1 _ _ _
our lift cent grade ”it jm‘t half ”Hf. "
.ui ............ 19c """"""
Dennison Crepe
Paper. per roll. .7c
fancy hrmd trinr Gloves. 25c quality.
ming. regular price," this an]... 1 12V.”
31.00 ......... 69c:
.............. 6c
W--- {.00 W ind o w
Shades. like our
lty. at ........ 29c
Ludles’ Drawers,
made of excellent.
grade of muslin,
trimmed with
tucks. plain 01' um-
brella style, regu-
lar price ...... 29c
l Ribbed Hose. in.
sizes. worth from
to to l'ch 7c
Ladlcs' h‘lanncl
Wulsts. Ilure cuffs.
«lutaehublc collar.
French buck, col.
ors. red. navy.
wine, royal. black.
regular price. $1.25
............ 75c
Lsdies‘ Fleeced
llosc. bought to
sell at 25c. per pair.
sale price, per pair
.......... 12Vgc
Children's Unr
dcrwear . vests.
pants and drawers.
worth front 50c to
title 38c
Ladies' 50 cent‘
Vests and Pants.
in ribbed. slightly
soiled, ....... 25c
...._.____....._ Millward's Need-
les, be ones. the
best made, at . Zl/zc
llcst Lining (fam-
zcibric. all colors. per
"‘"““"‘-‘” |ynrd .......... 3
lllack lr‘igurcd ln~1 _
din Silks. rcgulurl
50c quality. at . 25c
$15 Sewing Ma-
chine, finished in
oak or mahogany,
complete with all
attachments, $4.98
5 cent Wire
liair Pins. straight
or crlmped. nt .. . .
O
3.3 cent Hair
lirushcs, an excep-
tionally good bar-
gain. at half price
............. 1ttc
42x36 Mohawk
l'illow Cases, val-
uc 15c, at iic
Dress Ginghams.
plaids and stripes.
worth 10 cents a
yard. at ....... 5c
Ladies‘ Dressing
Sacks, plain color
cider down, thnisn,
ed with black~ shell
Plus, the famous stitch and satin rib-
"Wlnuor" make .. 93:" regular prlgzseé
251,20. .........
25 cent Pocket-
books. in black ut .
............. 15c
Galvanized t‘oal
Hods, 29 cent ones.
at .......... .. 19c
Cuticura Soap. .
170
25 cent Parlor
Brooms. sale price
............. 18c
10 cent Dressing
,Comb. bone. horn
Table Damask. m, or rubber. at half
inch. worth the. at lll'li‘t‘ - . - - . - - - ~ 50
32c ~-~»——--—~~~~-~——-
.30 cent Wool
Cotton Fluids. 1:, Holds. good styles.
cent quality. sale hit" Pl‘ll'b‘ -...- 256
price .......... c ~~~-~———»——~—-~——-—
Men's Linen Col- (lrey and White
lurs. all styles. at Blankets, worth SI.
7:: at ............ 73c
Black Men's 50 cent.
Underwear . 31c
Figured
Mohair, 29 cent
quality. per yard
............ 15c
It‘ull Bleached
Colored Outing
Flannel, worth 8e
............. 50
5 cent Safety
lnfants' Fleeced
Vests and Pants.
............. 4c
the Ladies: Fur (lol-
" lars. this season's
' manufacture. good
quality, electric
scat. finished with ......
six oppossum tails, Men's All ,Llnen
regular price. $1.7n Collars. 15c qual-
............. ilbc ity 7c
Linoleum.
$1.25 quality. at
Ladies“ Corsets.
in white. 50 cent
quality. at. 29c
C o in b
worth he.
...... 3c
Honey
'l‘owcls.
each. at
I 9 cent Pastry
Board. l-ix'ltl. aalc
prlcc ......... 11c
Your Money Back it Goods
are not Satisfactory.
Agents for the
BU I‘TERICK PATTERNS.
t
Goods Delivered to any part
of Connecticut free of charge.
Limited
Credit.
Cali 58-2
AT SEYli_i_(__)UR’S STORE.
PROFITRBLE REE DING. .
The ends we offer tell their own story most eloquently. If you desire NEW. CHOICE AND
THOROU HLY RELIABLE EATABLES, and are too thrifty to waste money, you will take ad-
vantage of our offerings. ‘ 1
YOU WILL FIND ‘ ‘
'I‘he sweetest lluttcr to be found. !
Fancy, Rich Milk, Double t'rcunr Cheese.
’l‘ry otrr Delicious (Iofl'cc. when you taste it nothing else will suit you.
Pure Vermont Maple Syrup. quart bottles. 25c.
3 lbs. Boss Milk Crackers, 25c. ',
Fancy Head Rice.
Try our “Blossom" llrand new pack Whole 'l‘ouuttoes, 15c. can; $1.75 dozen.
New Crop New Orleans Molasses.
You want Yale. Kisses. doc. lb. .
Our It‘ancy. Maine Sugar Corn. the “(.lrchid" brand.
New Maple Sugar.
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