Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, February 11, 1901 · page 5

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Nola,

NN Frank Vaullugeh will leave town.

i-‘rldwfihetnun “6.me or i and a

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Noel Bil ‘ Ii ll hue have»
twice: 1N lug“, from. the D'avia

 

. In... Carrie bodied a dim-huh Bed
ion! I elevator a mid ‘Iare- visiting in

 
 

 

Keb ope Encampmept lN.N Ci 0. R.
will w 1: "m9 abound} degree, There
dayeye ‘I;

The Norwoili Illoépi'thl directors will
hold a meeting at the Norwalk Club,
tomorrow event

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Our Brothera‘ Lodge 1. 0. u. 1?..le

 

duthe. Ithle eveulnc.
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Henry Ml. ' destined hie duties
in the Bond Let er N,0illee Washington.
D. 0.. this morning.-

John J. Nnehlioi Berkeley street.
now located at Meriden. contemplates
moving to that city April 1.

' mam
. ——Ladlea'I and gentleman's linger
hallo manipurod lilies ll. 8. Rider.
iloo‘m ‘.7 United Bank building.

Char-lee P. Kepler conducted the lip-
north League aerxioe at the Nomalk
Methodist Church, that evening.

 

W
. J. R. bluiaingacoonthanidd by Judge
Ana ll Woodward loaves Norw Nalk this
week for b oblourn in Caiiiornia.I
ltidgeileld Odd Fellown will work
the aemmd degree with their new par
apiIeI-unlin tomorrow ex oiling

 

 

William-Buttery. oi Neruaik. who
cut his hand so mierely. last week, in
now able to use i to some extent.

ume tNh‘il' lunaagemedt

this week to us
of a large laundry in Montclninb
Minn Jessie llcncdict, of New Hei-
cal, spent Sunday with her- parents.
and Mrs. George id. Benedict. of
lNN-NlNle street.
N Catholic Union Council. K. of 0.. will
this evening listen to‘ a report from
the delegates to the state council oi
the order.
mew

Patrick Cnrbury, head baker at De-
lllv‘n e. and Mina Annie ilcilnnua wil
be ‘marrléd at St iiir'y'e Church Sat
urday morning.‘ .

 

 

 

llldgeileld expects to experience a
building boom the a'epring. A number
of contracts. bani a let for the erec-
lion oi summeii cottages.

Rev. Du l-leilhum..; secretary of the
Society for Promoting Christianity
Among the Jews. preached upon the
work or the orfinifition of SLI- Paul's
Church. yesterday morning ,

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Mlua Helen Middlebrook. of Wilton.
who but many “dude in Nora alk. has
._.aone: to WoohI ml). (1. to remain
until alter the neuduhation of Prenl
dent McKinley.

Norwal people will be interested
to knows~ att ere 8‘ very good prov»
pacts on ldth 3 nor Ind perhaps
two. industries at that end oi the town.

Marvin Olmtiad. who mm buried in
i Ne‘Nw Habit twins. ‘vmaI born in Wilton.
l-le we 53$?“ demeadant oi Deacon
James 1 one oi the, earliest
'a‘ettlcr'ii oil‘N Nale. lle was eighty
six yearn of age.
.1 “i, wad—Ina-
ilrs.‘ So uoi Hooten of Belden lliil
uno etepp 'g idle a wagon one din
last week when the horse started nud-
deniy. She waathrown to the ground.
Innd two ribs were broken.
NW

‘NN -—nr. II. 3. non... oeuiiet and aerial
man heard in the parlor: oi the
Mahahun otel. on Tuesday and

ll dailv between .9 hull-1| a.
my!“ It ills li‘alriiold are
Eyes examined and

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SPENCER a 90......

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You willvfiud amulet.

[ :’ gilded-IN south Normally. entertained

Hues. Ichuaetta, to spend a too peeks

WACHIMW 97“ .0- NORWALK
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rem NBishop
fit?

at Crests

Marie Monica. oi Danbury. over

A memorial mean tor the libel It...
yo! Many will be held tram tit.
Church, Iomorrow morning at g

 

 

milk. are caloyl a ew d e' trl o_ ,N
Norfolk. ’a‘l'. ' ‘ ”a 'N v N”
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The application tor the admission to
probate oi the will of the late Elixir
both Niall will be heard in the Probate .
Court. Friday. at do a. In.

--li nature has not given you beltuii
iui linger nails do not deapalr. Give
them a, good systematic course in man.
touring and you will be surprised at
.the result. Well kept pager nails are
a credit to the owner and are even .
more ornamental thou flue rings. ll
your nails need attention call on Mia!
H. s. Rider, Room 7. United Bank
Building. Hairdressing. Shampoeing.
liairnutting and Manicuring.

 

J. Stanley St. John and wife leil
South Nord‘nlk Saturday for New
York; where Mr. St. John uaaumcs
charge of Hetherington’p drug store.

Nnuls chopped. lineman (or the
Southern New England Telephone
o‘mpani. has gone to his home in

 

I. acntion.

 

Charles lobflrilnd. the infant son oi
Mr. and hire. W. C. Jeseup. of 1-15 iiuiu
street. Norwnik. died Saturday after-
noon. The funeral will be held this
afternoon.

 

 

The South Norwalk postolllce will
close tomorrow at ii a. m. for the re
malnder of the day. There will be
one collection and delivery in the
morning

 

A large number of Norwaikera en
gym the alclghlng to Stanford yes-
rday. the road being almost a pro-
cedsion in bath. directions. Others
went to Ilridgepdri; while a few drove
way through to Danbury.

Attorney and Mrs. Thomas is.
Brown, Engineer and Mrs. \Vnido C.
Briggs. Nov. and Mrs. Walter R. For.
rid. of Nev; York. ‘wero gueata Sutur
day. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Ferris
at The Homestead.

It is said there in not an ice dealer
«in Connecticut who has not reason to
be gleeful because his ice houses are
tilled to their ditraont capacity. ic-
should be plentiful and cheap in this
state next summer.
Frederick, Mongratn. seventeen years
old, was killed in an elevator accident
in the Phoenix National Bank build
ins. Hartford. The signal bells on the
elevator were out oi order and Men-
grain was aooletlngdn making repairs.

 

 

Thursday drillbe. observed in the
South Norunik Baptist Church as a
day of prm or for icoreign missions. A
meeting will be held in the afternoon
and the Women" 3- Foreign Missionary
Society will have charge of the ovon
his service.

Harriet ll. Builder. widow of George
Bulkl es. aliment- of the older realdenta
oi iiiNlll- ill Southport. died Friday.
aged seventyiilve. She is survived by
several children. all grown. A luneinl
service will he held Tuesday at 3
o'clock. and the remains will be buried
in Ridgeeld. '
w"Valentineu at John
hlain street, Norwalk.

tub-Dance now-vo—

1‘. Haven. 5

The Norwalh young men interested
in the pretty femininity at Cannons
will rcrpond enmaeee to invitations ex-
tended them to participate in a per
erty ancient the Cannons Hall. next
Friday evening. which. it in promiucd
will be a most iltting close to the pro-
Lenten teetlvitleu of the Cannon» ao-
eioi let; .

‘f ~~9l

ing. a auroral candidates: A bill at-
madame oi members is requested. on
larphrltaat matters in regard to lining
tip the ball and hearing the full report
lattice on the big entertain-

bolero, the meeting

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comm tiiat the Court oi 00an
mil" We .
onetime in that of Hermhn Drake va.
tractor II. J. Riordan. who moved

I teneeo‘baeh alter the big are. we
seleetmen claiming they encroacbeu
upon the highway. in the Town Court
the one wall decided in favor or the
«lectured.

The dual reader“ by the idiom
Warren at the

 

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‘ 3"”:er null, raii.lIcuI“CoI-msp,mn¢

‘ Iain-4nd: m Gilliam medium might; iaah- II_
" Iva-oil’i?

 

 

Ntablliih such a bureau haw been under ' that t m lnallit'i'fi. of mast-la “hue iouud

Uheali N‘l‘rlbe of Red Men will center N
the warrior’a degree tomorrow even. .

Intuit it allele liail wIIl be brought

The St. done I\ one taboo one will .
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Vader-price
late thhatm lonell ataa price'
the delirium: that“

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women. “' opp no time we run done infinitely him

“not ”.thwa tillh lnrpltNIIN i Not

TM dem Fille Vfifmdewul
«Mid:

Wandmpm

Here piiea‘hhlla—aaiy a” traction of the' item
now.“ Women‘s shou~ N
Sow—Block kid. lace and bulleNa with tlpa. waited
‘ sole: out I IIi'
8.x Sidewiliaek Ieaa that vary the Name
. ' Eligbtvminitt NIINNIII and sell doom.
l I

8:. which hit No! extra ou'dll
Mm: I . «:03.

Era“) and doom ”grain: lIce‘. lull too

an in.
«will: in“ :er lnNN I.
d.ana-¢land' potent £33”ng!

 
 
 
 

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with heavy
"um hotly

MINI.
M are

will: shoes

"(I m‘ .. at

SPNlck iii“
an Ilapasvdii

and patent Nicoatber In the new style
tundra” III
#5”de angle Itor early Inning nor. Rumor I, “Wu”. "ill/'9'

In. Ase-Adi“ ieathem in our own but heavy elIou~ . 3a to “kill! kid

heavysommauy III-III s at v - do Iy «euro
higbutuadel I‘m”? valTue mu! be“ m gradumoddiuiyiu (III and.

 

 
 

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Here' 5 acbancc tor the elect housekeeper to economize on carpeting. 'lN‘hese Raga
rug is so poured in EH harmonizing with Iliad-t any «lacunae. And all It a ih‘rdor
Bm’fimsuia Rug. n ii. I! it .at. T NNN “*6
Dining ‘Room and tear-gem
store house, streams of furniture are pouringn terepleniah therapply, to cfisct the daily outflow.

Ira but right
mode up from remnanl‘r‘ of our boat damning: with harmehiain bridge. All ready to “r;
man More polite Early comer: pet heat choosing A few amp in "can:
Altman u "Salami“ "$31.
llody Mastic Rug. at; I no .u 5.51 Alminlifl' "
Particularly wide variety, combined with sweeping reductions, la in be found in two lines—-

down, in an mount linen. dealpa and coloring: that ii fltui yroom-I-aa land: as I
albumin ling. 13“ italilitr. at $13. C N gdl‘
WlmignolfltheléftmtS .utfineilimtfied.
The February Trade Sale in new at its hi avatar mark. Inmady, from railroad and
Bedroom and Dining-roomfumitare. Oilheaeweflveiallcde

acumen Sulta- . *
from See—r piece coir suite at bureau. hub in. from
steal! and mansion 9° ”:39an run or plan oIIi.
no. iron “-4- -pieca mania” who at bureau Samuel :li weave-IP10-
Inuddbi dies lemm- ”:0" up.
,‘g. ire- Seg-N-wlece oak unit. of heme. bee- in. III-it
vlaed and uashstand. 5. train 1312M: ny.
.iroln I.» -pim éurly birch soil at bureau. SiodronMr-Blrdi up i! ,
bedstead and waahsiand. i S 2. iron 5 e—Curiy 1th or mahogany
390 jig? 'fli—c-plue mahogany suite of bureau 1’0““ 1, _..II
‘“ ‘ 5‘ II .lromBro.Gold oak Sid, (rotates. Mano Inv
31"”ij ‘3'95‘l‘1'm ”3 "ll“ " ”ml“ hed- $33.?rem Sianhn‘gy Sta. irons“. (Nioldcazoah
3': 1:"; ‘ washatand. be. from Sw—Blrd'a'veye maple.

$3. from Sn p-Gbi‘t‘

In. from III—Mahogany: veneered. $26 from Bio—Bird s-oye maple.
$22. from sin-Minogans or golden cal;

3m from 3 go—Goidcn oak 52s from Sub-Mahogany

in iron ssh—Golden oil: a” from Sir-Mahogany in. m" Srs. 03“" a: 32' from s“' (widen "k

See. ire-1,0. eidn’ .Mahopam-
B .iroIa u'wBird 4 cm
Salton “-maiud. Pk Suzhou oat—‘Iezigflungk die. iro- SnCC-oldea oak
China Closet:

8 .tromde-r. Coldeaoak Sutmmi 0. n
53'. it... snowman slum :33 M03» y

 

II; ms” singling“ Spawning

JOHN WANAMAKER

Broadway. Forth Ave-ac. Ninth and Tenth Streets. NEW YORK.

FREIGHT AND TRANSPORTATION.

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FISHERMEN TO FORM A TRUST

A Bureau Designed to Obtain More Deep sea Operatora Talka oi Combin-
Equllable Raina tor New York. ', inp—Th‘e Soup Question.

NEWYOlllx. Nl’ebrunrr il—«Thc Non NEW LONDON. February llehe
York Knight and Traneportatlou llur deep sea ilshmmeu oiI Newport Tiver
can is the name 01 a new organization ton. Portsmouth" and NStonington have
just formed by prominent business annilmum “9 their minds that they will

‘ ‘ ghereafler make the price of ash1Wlth
financial men of this lily. The object in the next to Weeks they are to meet
oi the bureau is to obtain for the port in Nowpofl for the purpose 01 forming
of New York equitable rater; for trade- i a combination which will insure the
portntion to promote harmonious reia- 'WCC+=iS 0f MIC“ ‘1 WON‘- The Helm
“an between “my.“ and carriers | question occur to be. the principal one

in the movement, as in the t lar e
odd m protect the interests 0' each ‘buyms have pretty much mtmllgd
For more

than ‘a rear plans to cfi'ithc pricrs. which have been ob um

“'33) 8’: ma Willem New York on comb the expenses of their fleet well up to
looting in this respect with other' g“. "3.391,,“
lame citlou. where almlinr bureaus are' The combination proposes to keep
olreadv established and in successful nu. price of soup up to at least ‘5
MNliOll- The “0" ‘0“ “‘0‘!“ “MN barrel while the liver. few ahlpinenta
Traumatic on name we; recently will wry likely go at not lean than IL,
incorporat pnd'er the laws oi this n I)...“
state. and ofilcea hkvo been opened in in the wmbine will In. the Church
WW 2/ ' llrotherh.1‘hompaon of Newport:
”*“" lloae and Brigntmun oi 'l‘lverton John
KILLED 1N FLFQT'ON “'07. ‘llrownell. of Portsmouth. Wilcox
‘ aorta. Bul'gaerdi February II—drhe; Brotheru and BIbcobli Brother! 0!
election: to the Sobraaje lNationaI- Slonlnsion. and a number of others.
Asaemblyl have passed all quietly. on --~~——-— ~
oeni at illppopolln. where there on» Robert Thompson. ol' Chestnut
some alien. in which two persona atreet South Norw.aik in critically ill
were killed Ind aev oral othero were In- lei paralysis. and it is believed can our
lured ivlve but a fee days.

 

 

i believe my business has grown because it

. deserved to grow. its successes are-the just

reward of honest. legitimate dealings. There

has never" been any deception or trickery in its

. methodsuconsequenily it has never had to take

' a backward step WeIIhave succeeded because

you homiltlped us, in the future. as in the
past we hope to merit your confidence.

Buy Oats That 3 Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH

J ACKSON’S STUDIO

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Fine Photographic Work. .

of wage. mmdaiugbdngihebaieqleedon ‘ Show»
iI , bdld vitb Mien Mullah drapery.
blah Ihldttnvenucfl‘uoeday, February 12. at

am mneummwv‘gmt»

Mun end Nile thrown oil and badly bruised.

 

‘ bric-a-brac. etc, and the
' roach $20,000. partially insured. A few

 

 

N 1..
Blob Tow n

Burt's

when that N
the home or lM rather. William

Iillelultt. of {ion u' nonunion able to

intro the" hop op
the ‘nsaeemra’ room in the Town Hall
NNN‘N‘NNNQNIN Carpentera are at work ailing
u .
meet” or the Doorkeepere' er—
to at Kl ii Dauphtere. oi the Mir-
Wllk Gangrene aalChureh. willlfi

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u. II. ,,
A little can of IluNNgh Hines. of Smith
etreet. was inland Baturd ey. while
shooting ill unlined a lane. lust on
Edit around. The room doubled
with a double rip coming up the bill

A coleiio of ladies. including Mrs.
ll. 8. lochwoodii Mrs. J.‘ H. Ferris Mrs
W. ll. Swords. into 0.8ertz. Mrs. J.
A. Slater and Miss Mary Cunningham
wore in New York Iseturdliy. lust, and
witnessed the presentation of the DOD
uiur play. "in the Palace oi the King. "

 
 
 

 

On Saturday night last C. I. Bying-
ton and Charles Littlcton went to New
York and took part in II vaudeville per.
iormance. making a decided hit. Mr.
Bylngton appeared in his song. The
Dngoe Banana Pedlar. and Mr. Little
ton in his ilngeolet playing.

 

 

The instaluonthly report from the
cuntom'k' br‘abch oi the treasury de-
partment at Washington shown that
the imports that passed through the
Bridgeport custom hence more than
doubled those passing through the
New Haven house for the past onion
dar year. The figures are. New Ha
von. 3201, 72B; Bridgeport. 8465.059.

 

. The barn oi Colonel William C. Skin-
Iner. a wealthy cotton merchant. was
burned at Hartford. in it waa'stored
much furniture, a valuable library.
loan will

 

 
 
 
 
 

weeks ago his handsome residence
was damaged by tire to the extent of
815.000. An.» investigation will be
made. as lnonndierlam is suspected.

 

The (‘riminai CouIt oi Common
Pleas adjourned IIntliI todav. at the
clone of business Frirluv. Prosecutor
Keneaiy wili.today. cell a number of
bond tunes. the jail cases having been
disposed 0!. Notices have been sent
to many oi thoac onion bond to appear
today. among theme number of liquor
appears. The Jury will come in todav
valid the day .will be utilized in clearing
the docket.
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(in Thursday night at the South
Norwalk Congregational Church will
be the first consideration of “The Pro-
gress of the Kingdom." The special
theme is "Movements in China." The
subtopics ‘will be-dihcuaaeo as fol-
lows: “Origin of the Recent Trouble.‘
J. ll. hanedce: “Missionary Hern-
iam." Charles R. Baker: "Christian's
Mistakes." Rev: Paul M. Sirayer; ”The
Outlook." doc-ob M. Layton.

 

 

The funeral of the late George l“.}
Hoyt was held yesterday from his into
home in Springdale. The deceased
had long been a anilerer from con—
eumption. Deceased was a brother oi
the late Lorenzo Hoyt. who served in
the war of ‘m to '65. and was confined
in A’nderaonviile prison, from the et-
(ecta of which he never recovered. De.
ceased leave one brother and sister
in St. loula. Mo, and two nephews. in
‘fiouth Nor-walk. William and George
Hoyt. 01 Elizabeth street.

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PORULIAR VAMUBBMENTB.

 

George w. Wilson Co.
The dearcet of American Idiom." III
the name alféctlonately given to

eminent oi the profession in referring
to the pereonn'ilty of this splendid ac
tor. who will open II week'n engage
meat ‘with hiebompuny in a new new
ulur-pricerl ’ repertoire. tonight in
Hoyt‘s Theatre. l-‘ow utagc people. of
ter 30 manv‘ yearn bolero an applaud
lug while. have been able to preserve
the delightful simplicity bi manner.
the beautifully frank and open charao
tor and the warmth of sentiment which
flown out to meet good nature in the
most delightful rcuponoivoneaa which
atamp (leorm- w. Wilson on I man
among men. lllII lame in of a peculiar
character. being rather that of I friend
than of a stage celebrity to be men on
ly for a moment and forgotten. The
wholesome tone of bin whole career
hail aided in forwarding thin purely
pemnai sentiment thrmmhout the
country and in endearing him to the
public Mr. Wllaon in welMo-do lie
hall a baudmnc home in Mauuchu
, aettI. ills daughter. a yourlg woman

of Invited mnaiea‘l talent but entirely
non microbial. has been. studying In
Europe for Himml yearn

candied liminic.‘
Ammunition of thirty-nix Inca. in
full G"! will have charge oi the
at Nerlnanla damnrbnad‘a niat
e ball. at Diddle! Hall. loudly
evening 11th ha! mlmtobe m
pith egranddataliainoitleueam.

”Mat Concert.

‘l‘he concert to be than Wedne-
day evening. at the South Nanak
iiothodivt Episode-l Church. under tile
auspices of John Omnrood'a elm.
bromine to be a brilliant entertain»
rum. The mam
planing one, and will be carried out

artlata of the higheot It“

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George W.’ Wilma by one of the moat. '

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BUTTER-«Elgim 21 eta lb
BUTTER—Fine Creamery Tub, 26c.
BUTTER~Clovor Hill Prints. tic.

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RENEWED OFFER of I10 lbs. Good Flour (or 251:.

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ANOTHER BARREL OF FINE SWEET CIDER, just in. fit? ill. lld
CREAM CHEESE.-Caii attention to a new article of delicilou

ALL Fatal-I none can be had here at 280 doaen. -
WE THINK the star horizon of the Week will be Chicago Corned

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Figure Up

58 W11! 6L,

rowing
cal-neat. It in expectod
Haitian will begin worii this week with
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ity.

The BrI’

West End of Washington Street Biidgc‘. South NerwIlk. .

Coach Hanla‘u, of column. to Hive

that the midyear examination are

«candle!

broth“ and. last year.
tic-I
elalma that one can be mutilated at .

lent twenty needed» “‘0 mu" m
having II new heat made undo: the own mly .10 .0 by .‘v

woman fruit Mater Ame. do

 
 

‘ ity, in 69¢ per germane

«(fort Ww‘

lien in illicit hills and 1)qu

$1 ,quality atINI69¢ Per fitment; .. if;

loll hind loll shill ni Ditltl'l

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Inside: 31an Shirts lull Dillon

. $1. so quality at {1.15 pengdrmcnt. . _ NW
Men's Blue and White Stripe Australian Lamb’e‘ ,
and Drawers; $2 quality, at 8x sflptr gamed .

= I . lion’s “him

35. so Vermont Grey Ulstera, are new. . - ,
$10.00 Black or Oxford Frieze Ulatera, Nave doWI
$12.60 Black Chinchilla Ulstera are new '

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lleduction.

lleduciionN
BETTER FLOUR than Jonea's ever was. at 59c bag.

or much: Man, Nat a bargain, to close it out. 12¢ Iii..- on:
Fine as mother used to make. Strictly mien '

 

It to. line.

 

Saratoga Cream Cheese. Every one can eat it.’

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

llc lb.
a trio i

NE CABBAGE for Saturday’n trade. Hard and crisp. \fNron 8e
We are busy and. as we believe, growing in useinlneaai in 1th
We solicit your business.

it in said to be une and is certainly cheapwnd

 

 

and aée if it is wd’rth uhile to suffer
longer from headache or eNIe strain.
alien Proper Classes. Properly Adjust-
ed. will relieve the eyes from the
strain and give COHFORT.
Examination free and all work guarIN
' anteed.

o. Bz-Ivjircxsonr,

Graduate Optician. .
Nor-walk. Ct.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Low Prices. Choicest Quality

If you consrder our advantages v0 lli‘j‘de
Vinced that we can furnish ‘yOu him;
GRAIN FEED eic.. at lower pricesItah
other dealer. Purchasing tor cash. freI him
III»: large quantities, Izsellimz other goods. re m,
,, , cost to us. and We are willing to shirt with
patrons this savmg. " '

NRAYMOND BROTHERS

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

Has a Telephone;
Free Deirvery.N . I.,«.I .

Tei:phone at Wholesale Place. 3l- l4. N

Prices on Fish the same as last week 5. 'N

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Next to J H. Ferris I Coal Oil‘Ice.

ROWING CANDIDATIB.

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Cleveland Columltflo Ft
ruuy Io Man Under lil- Charge. ' we Matters In movie

new roan. rem-um nuaovI ctavn'rnlto bind. It

It swappr th V: Ir of the “1th
with gtfit mCoNIch “any? lam with“
man 0 B

thin “rigor will ultimately be in- to Refl‘mwog‘.“
not attuned with the

meat next t‘8outN Vim}
Ho consider! formationq tam
MN, M auroral mm“ Mil withing WIIEO'k. ill IN

 
 

 
 
 

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