see Smith. or 111111. avenue,
for recovered as to be able to
nose. at Cove street.
at Bodwcll's news depot, in
1111,1115 prwsui.
W
5 ’Ei Junior league will give a val-
5 ntltle social, at Mrs. Waldron's Cot-
‘- to a pile. tomorrow night.
(1313‘s inch on. of 76 East avenue,
‘l " Ending e night session of
» ail-111511119 Business College. in South
Nornalll. , .
' Miss Lottie Fields. who has been vis-
. lilo; 1;; rs.- 111.0. Godirey. or East ave-
‘ line. as returned to her home in
Readlnli' .“gi [1‘
Edward B. Smith. or East Nor
and 55111118 hon 6 Jarvis. lot
‘ Weill, have 111111911 libido“
_ Point Comfort and “intimation?“ . .
St. Paul's 11111 News“: Mission has
decided to retain Mr. Charles '1‘. Coerr
in the capacity or vicar until July 1st,
making it possible to have services'ui
with ”his: 5.
' .
lied en's
“V1111 1111111 wasp‘
do 11111911111111.1111.
last in
Norwsi
ed. 1111 p
The Rev. James W. 111111 oi! 111111
Norwalli.
in the Advent Church. Bridgeport, on,
“Mrs. Nation on the Warpath.” There
elviil also he. recitations a d
Miss .111 i . 5 ‘ . .5
1111.11. lid. hr“
o'clock. at the 111101111135
St. Joseph' s parish, in 8011'
Mrs. Thomas B ' 5 5 11115111111:
avenue. received fills er :.1‘ “Calling ”91
irol‘n her brother, sergeant Hilbert li'.
Pierce, who is ill the 111111 111111
ot the Resulsr Army. lie all 1111111 ‘11
the Heller-ill hospital at Mobile; i'or
Eights oi diseases,
b 15 is now on the
to
5 where holistic
5 He was on his way home
when den came. lilr. Bates was a
coauthor vibrational: 11111111111111 111111
taken ill.
Misses Violet and Garlic Taylor, 5st
Gregory yard 5.
abmd
”o bitumen- Plans
1 ‘ M Court”
the case at Herman 0.1111115 against
l2 and Mo lb.
"*"' It Mia
‘V East Mell‘iarke
.511
BARNUM BVLDG.,
BRIDGEPORTr 1» CONN.
THE CLOAK RGQM
ll :13 1111111151111 with new this
for Spring. It seems early to talc
about Spring garments,.but. we 1111
have to prepare along way in ad-
vance ‘oi‘ the season-a‘sprmkiipg
of new styles corne- along“ each
day, sometimes one and two of a
kind just to show the. styles and
to get the. public’s opinion on
them. '
NEW SILK WAISTS.
\ very pretty waist on the Per-
sian idea, handsomely tucked with
the Bishop sl‘ceves, price $7.50.
New separate skirts. men tail-
cred, a very stylish skirt of all~
wool bla‘ck pebble cheviot, with
flare, fine pelcaline lining, two
rows satin stitched round bottom,
rice
9. Vici‘iés?atallored Ladics’ Suits
‘ just a mention of 1‘1 bargain to
start the‘ season .
An all- wool black Cheviot suit,
new ",st_11c jacket satin lincd price
$1105.90 .
W601. WAIS'l‘S. ,
End of season prices.
All nil-wool 'tl'a'nncl 1v dist, lined
tbioughout, tucked back and
front- Bishop sleeve. colors, red,
old rose and royal blue. Sale
prise $1. 50', value $ and $3. 50.
About a llundre of the pcrcale
wrappers’ at 49c remain-«they
won’t last, \0 more after these
are gods. ‘ '-
THE RIBBON SALE.
0111“ liné of spring Ribbons and
the low prices, have excited the 5, 5
public to an entcnt of l’arge pur— 1‘ 1'
chaseswwe repeat these words
it 11 like a holiday rush around this
section each day.
The No. 40 width ribbons at lot 1
yard, value 1 yard;
No. 4o witth plain indicts rih- V
l)OllS.R shades, pri‘cc ' Ill/Sci.
s escy air
0. 7 ism-y tic rd
yard, value we yard.
HE WAR REL CE
[3‘ WGEChl‘
evoivrrs. “ '
«a e111: 1.
.lrlunting I. lives,
‘ pledged 'and
it In nouliyton for a tow davs.
which they will return to Brooklyn.
f mazesli 655019 ort
' all ‘dostl‘iictfoli or?" it "l‘él'tlie which
Drake claimed was on his prlvlltoprop-
e‘rty. Riordan retrieved the {once 11
the order or the Hoard 1111 Selectmen
oriv nill. who found the it was en
oifimhiag upon the highway 111 S51.
rvonuc.
- illculties in 1111‘ Swedish Congress
tionai (thatch. of mg retuultsdla
the resignation 1111,01» Rev.
Fritz Erickson. last Septeamber, and
the acceptance 01! the same by the
church. Since that time persistent
rumors. of unpleasant nature. have
.1 do
51%? still:‘ mun“?
or: 11‘ 1 to t 0 dry 0
‘ lite r. Eric son and
c1111
‘a‘ie oon’ three ministers,
representing the Swedish Evangelical
.5 ‘ Anderson“ or
Mass” Rev. ..A Axelson.
pastor ott eSwedish Evangelical
ngtlagg“ oCh . New York. and Rel
ivlmau‘.1‘11 mist Norwalh
were in Danbury by appointment with
Rev. Joel lv‘es. secretary at the Corn
Orange.
a‘ecticilt Home Missionary Society; 5
Rev. 119111111 Edmond—S or or the
First Church”. 11ch “1111151 and Rev.F
11111111191, of ‘Vi’éli’t Street
Church. to confer with and advise the
contending parties in the hope that
the cause might be advanced among
the Seandinavisu people all Dnnbury.
11111-11111 surrbi'lndil‘l'g 1111111111 and the
fixture useiuiness at Mr. Erickson i151~
11'5151 lithe conference 11111111111111:
{ii beyond 1111 eiipeetations. Testi
loony was received durinz the after-
nbon and evening on both sides. At
the close the {allowing advice was
title close the fallopian 1111111111 111‘s
‘3 1 en:
“Re ved..7!.‘l1151t Brother.‘ Erickson
st1'5ive 11 (wow xiii-11111911111111 to“ retrieve
any occasion of criticism with refer-
slide to his conduct toward the SW01!
ish Congregational Church in D1111.
hnr'y. . or. ill '..'lts members.
" “‘l‘liat Brothers 1111911111 and Sode'r-
berg 1151911151 their faults toward one
sooth film}. 11.1111 10191111 661'! 111111
love to the church, strive [or thc welz
fare of Zion.
"And that all the members of this
church. leaving the past. ress toward
the unity 111111 strength a the church.
with mutual strivinml, with love to
God and love to one another. "
his Advice was taken by illi the
parties concerned; mutual contussions
were. made and future friendship
the congregation sang
"Praise God From VVhom All Blese~
in“. {“0 (MW ‘1 2‘ i
I. E. Mrhnm.
lest Norv'uik,
ill 5 years twice as
1131111115111 lead and
ii leery
5511's» UK.
Morris Mcfll' til“ has re grip.
sells the
long 'till- 19
‘slnc. 1111111111
1
Joe worm is» recovered from the
grip. 5 .1
m..-
' (glories 11111111111111 critically ill at his ‘
01111 it?! 10911.
rawillianl
ill tor so .‘lolld.
' “slit-f
Bulletins: is title Rollard' a Hill. and
the your 111 is m 5111111111111 the lilblil'
cl 1 11h! o it lists.
5 “are.
somewhat better.
do! V 11.111151111111 er
surht‘fflmry E. li'hve seéiiiied
employment in the Norwall: Mills
millimhluc
it!
tires in 1Virginia. 55
1 1/ 531111- W1“ 1 ~‘
,‘Cbhman Roscoe 11111 1111111191. 1151"
.coulidec to the 111111119 111 the 111111.
1'. Doniloue is in New York. solid
vmesoii coutmt 11115111 somea
Friday evening oi this week. Subject; 1' V V
some time. suturing 1mm a compiled .55-
mysterao‘u. who has been 5 ‘
“1111111111. Bibelow 111 visiting "
t.5 1119 Westpo
out. is reported
will address a grand rallv is
party on
1111111111
1111111113 1111111111511, Sons of 'l‘Vem-
perhlgefilleld 11 poverty sociable in its
street. lest ,nnishr
5.1111111 Collin, who is employed by J.
.511111111101111111151111111111111; 1119,1111 in-
any. and was thoroughly duck ed.
William Moore, who has been liliu
liaiwith a sole eye the past 1veek,has
‘1 timed his duties at the Tramway
Sorter house in South Norwalll.
mum-11.11..
A large crowd at merry yuang people
1 have linen applying the line coasting
onllaylnoud 11 and Thomas's bills the
lils‘t 1911 days. The best known dbublc
ripper in Rowsyton. 11' v large one
owned by Captain Frank .Stevens,
goes down sometimes with as miinv
as thirty one 1111.1 ' 5
5 W
1 Mrs. 91111111111111.1111. Miss Edith Mead
ind Mrs. William Pinknny, who are
spending the winter in Brooklyn, are
after
Miss Lizzie Dibble, who has been
spending several weeks with them in
Brooklyn. returned home permanently.
The 11111111111. Church was crowded.
Sunday in suing. the service being the
obscriance o! the twentieth anniver-
saly of the Christian Endeavor organ-
isation. After the singing oi 5a hymn
by the congrdghllon and prayer by the
11111101, the 11111111119111 welcome was
given by 111111 Minnie Salmon. vicis-
president or the ihris‘tian Endeavor
society The Juniors thou 11111111 a
hymn 11nd recited in concert the {liven-
ty-third Psalm Halt Sherwood, ol
Stamford, gave an interesting tall:
which was listened to with pleasure.
lie was followed by the pastor, whose
address was interesting and helplul.
The Ruicllardlslsters sling several so.
lections in their usually sweet 111111111111,
and this was certainly one or the most
pleasing lenturifll lot. the. cornice
mm
DJ)!!!" IND NORO TON.
new horse and 11951311
volunteer Hook and Lildder C0111
. pony will gave :1 ball tonight at TOWn
11111111111111.
Rev. Herbert I Brown is conv ales-
cing train has very serious illness
of tvnhold level
q—~
idle. R. Li Smitl1.‘ol‘ltowaytou,
s ‘slsler 01' ('l. W. Clock. of Ilnricn. is 5
very ill of pneumonia.
Volunteer Hock undiladiler (loin-
pany will hold its annual bull tonight.
'in the Town Hall, Dnrien.
«H-
A party will be given by. Miss Edith
Brett of Buried, at her home in Pros-
pact ill(‘lll16,Fl‘lillly evening.
Mia-M '1 '
The lilillllll‘. Epworth Leanne. will
give an entertainment at tho Metho
dist Episcopal Church the first Sun-
day in March. 5 ,5 5 55'
The Methodist Episcopal Church
will hold a sociable at Miss Jennie
Scofleld's'. [alloy avenue. February 22,
Washington's lllirthday. 1 -
The 111111111111 League meeting wall
5 led.8u11day. by Mr. Bani-am, 0! Dim '~
loll. Rev. Henry 111191111111 save a piece-
ant talk to the young people;
WW
Four 111-811. have been signed by the
ground to the extent ol li? some oil
Darlen, purchased from Andrew Radei.‘
The topic at the Junior christian
soils from Bible 11111119111." The lead
or was lilies liabelld‘rliigie. Sunday,
Should We Avoid Evil Companions?’
,l.oa'der- Fred Smith.
,................
The third 11111119151111 t 11 course on
Infidelity was div on by tic pastor at
the l‘deti‘iodist Chiller. perish. Napalm
5. 5 loan save
6.11 't spirited
’ cs landless.
io‘d was a
i
m‘gd
Gout Justice. and
it, 11cc it follow-
all became a no-
a 1911 was “There
11 near a heart:
it ‘ lot theris'oi'd
Maple ave-:-
otijgt'lp . and
d 5 him to accept l5
' 11111511111 or til 9‘ 111111 we
W V
81 re 11111111111111.1111...
a; are contain clip: a
one 1111111911
510 the, Forty-second street pond.’1‘ues«
1111118 Leonard has lust purchased a .
State Shell Fish Commissioners for .,
Endeavor Society. Sunday, was "Les. i
February ”17‘. tile topic will be "Why .
11.1119 Dnr-'
. . 1; MAI.” Jill .
these: "'Mstee. '
Malt W,
to eternity lidsnved belie
fallacy in lb belief
“Will your on V'
111111511111 J. ids
' position in Niels"
”Port" M el is spending a week
with relatiVe “1 Billy Sing,N l'. ‘
The Door of Trade will hold its
regular e' 113 next Monday menial;
Mrs. till Ii. Bradley has letulncd
‘ home from 11 9111111111111 with friends ill
New 11111-1111. 1
Samuel (1. Meeker has secured a po
sltlon with a law firm in Broadway,
New York city. ‘ .
hire. Edward 1.111.111.0111 or dis-1111
Farm has gone to Madison. Win, 1151
Join her husband ‘
A poverty sociable was held at the
Sailgatucll Methodist Pplscopai
Church, last evening. ‘
w-i‘k-y— 'm
A regular communication of Temple
lodge. No 55A. 11 .aiid- A. M., Will
be held this evening
lilies 1.1111111 3.1011111111111513 was quite
badlv injured by being ilm’own out of
1 sleigh Saturday last.
*4 "4.....-
Mr and Mrs. A. [1111le or Green
wicll, have been guests during the
week of Mill lionrv 11.111111.
«nu—1... _
Miss Jessie Colo of Nnrualh.ba~1
been a guest during ihc truck of Mrs.
Samuel ti Anderson llupo‘ilal avenue.
Arthur llolge. of New York city, H
in town tor a low days. the guest of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl B.
Dollie. State street.
11111011111111 Fred w. 51119111.. «11‘ 1h.-
Bridgeport 'l‘ruclioli Company, is off
duty on account of'illncss. His place
is being supplied in George Benedict.
l‘lllnk Osborne is doing some uclil
walk lettering the mini delivcl‘i mull
boxes a hundred 111 more having
been called for since the new system
was adopted.
George 8. 111111011 has scvcied ills
connections with the Metropolitan Lite
insurance Company, and secured a
position with J, \V. Studscli. the piano
luau of South N01 11 all:
5 The Green 1111111111 h‘urnlors' Club ch1
fl‘ucsday evening with Joseph Adams.
R‘dwinC Blruc‘ gavo 11 talk on “The
Outlook (or the Cow ill Westpott
lie also gave a report of the dairy-
iucn‘s meeting held ill Hartford, 5uhlcli
he attended. ‘.
vmww-q—
"5 Robert. '1‘. 1.01111. who with his wife
started for the Pucitic coast last week
intending to visit ilolluli‘ll H. i., will
escape our cold and arr'iic in the reg-
ion of nearly perpetual summer about
the time 11111111 begin 1'. making and been
humming here. 5
M'w
‘ Pioneer lloolr and Ladder Company
has elected the following ohlcers:
5 l’lesidentu-ThomnsJ. Kirk.
Vice President——Willian1 Dov-mos.
Financial Secretary—John Coylc
,0 Corresponding l-lccrctaryullenrv
chs.
Treasurér-M'illiam H. Condos.
‘5 Captain—Jada” ll. Perry.
5 First Lieutenant—«John Ryan.
Second llieutenaiuwlulchuci
Meyers. '
WW...— 4
5 The Historical Society. at its meet-
ing. Monday evening. hold at the Soul-
nrium. elected these chillers tor the
coming sear: . .1
‘ President—Rev. George W. 11111111111.
Vice llretident—1—Jolln B Jones. -
' Second Vice .Plflfllllanl‘v-‘RGV1 Ken-
51 inletli Mackenzie.
Secretary and 'l‘i'oasulvirwllnrry ll.
Ellvl'WClOill "
“Executive committee—«Rev. George
Miss Edith M. Wheeler.
‘ Dr. J. (l. Underwood, successor 111 :1
long line of proprietors of the West-
115011 Hotel 11.111111411111111 a tow nights
into alvlsl'tlni; slelgiilng party from
illl'iililopmt. here Was 11 1111111111 11111»
11111111111911th 0! the party who had
1;“de 11011511 1111111115 1111111111511
icy 15111111 and? when one
Nichols made himself, lemons and
the third floor under the Hitters, ban
N. were 1 1
11‘s tome claim.
the merit entirely.
‘1tiist~5
hatiilill 5
i: 1
11 11111111111191 ti
Pg’nuevcr one 11.5 t hat
NV. liarllydt Mrs. lolln 11. (indillot and 5
many who danced Ill his 111111 room on 5
3‘15 5 ”11111 lulu Salmdtuvk 1111:"
about hi1 eitoctlva 1111 will ire
”mm ,
11y ll V113. Arm
Valli, who have been
Armstrong, hair leturned home.
all". and Mill Clarence 11111119... of
Sclalitoll. Penn, who have been the
guests of Mrs. M \Vutcrnien. have r-o
turned home. . .
’“TW‘W ' 5‘.
VA meeting or 111.111.11.111le 21111111111
too or the Audubon Society 111511111 Stine
or, Connecticut was held at the mill
deuce of Mrs. William B. Glover, lost
l-‘iiduy uttclnoon. ' 5 5
w-WJb—v
Word has been leceivo'd that Dr. U
ll, Osborn lei ulcrlv or Holilhllort, uieu
iii California several weeks ago. Dr.
Osborn left Southport eight years 11110.
23.11 moved to Mount Vernon. N. Y..
are he stay ed the years. then going
to California on account at his health
He had been ill. several years with
consumption. [is was about tliirty- -uve
years old and leaves a wire and uaunh
1111.
1
.1'5.
.4.......,.........'
LYON'S PLJINS.
John Fauton. who has been ill with
measles. is out again.
Otis Sweet. spent several
Prolldcuce, this week.
-. .... W
Mina Nellie l’uadergast is hoarding
with Mrs. Charles Salmon.
Elmer Trcadv cll. 0! Herbal,
on relatiios here Sunday.
llev. Ralph Jefferson attended the
Glorious in Failllolii, Monday
1119. (‘liil'ord l’ntchcon and son are
spending 11 week in Stsmlord.
Charles Johnson who has been 1”
lor two wet-1111.111 able to be out
m...
days in
culled
.-w
Mrs. Otis Sweet entertained her
sister from Bridgeport. last week.
Mrs llcnrv Nichols entertained her
brother and friend [10111 linnbury. on
Sunday. ..
Frederick Sillimnn and wife, of
Bridgeport, spout Mondnv afternoon or
11.11 l-lost’s.
Mrs Louise Mitchell and two sons,
of Bridgeport arc visiting lirs. Milt l1
oil's parents
John Williams and son Douglass
and Miss Annie Ludi‘ord, spent 811:1-
diiy with Albert Williams. 111 Westport.
Mrs. 11111 Wukeman 11111111111111 to 11911
home in Blwllllreport Monday. after
llpcnding several days with her par-
unis.
wwae‘»
:11. 1111111511111;
Although ill the face of a biting
north wind :1 large company dared to
venture on 11 straw ride to surprise
7.. T. Osborn, near Groupie reservoir,
Tuesday evening. 'i‘hcy reached the
house at 8 o’clock, and until they letl
for home in the small hours ot'tlie
night. every moment seemed to I11! ell-
joyed. The ladies came well armed
1119111211 111119 «lone. he evening was
spent lll singing. dancing and ”11151599,.
and was one long to be remembered. .
Those present were Mr. and Miss .
Quinn. of Mt. Vernon, Miss Marion
llawlcy, Miss Georgia 1111511111011. Miss
Lulu Prescott. Miss Carrie Buttery,
Miss Minnie Buttoiy, Misses 1111111
Mrs.
11111111111 Aiken. Miss Kate Heur‘.
1'. 111111
Abram Randall. 15111111 Guthrie.
, Mrs ll‘red Buttery, M1- and Mrs. Fred.
St..lohu.Mr.1llid Mr8.S . 8.3 B'Wa‘lkier.‘
Marshall Prescott Mrs. A111 Blithe;
l-lllrrv Burns. Robert 11111119. Cdrlton
Prescott. Harry Burr Sammp‘
ens,.1\V.- A. llnwlcy. Chuiles 111111111.
(111111111 Prescott. John 1.1111111911111111
Fred Bede". Sidney Guthrie. llldw rd
Guthrie, Hayward 1111111. ‘5
Aiken. Mi. and 11111.7. 'l‘ Osborn. Mink
l-lillila Osborn. James Osborn. 11119
party lert tor home about v30 o‘clock,
feeling that they had kept Lincoln's-
birthday by a pleasant manner.
WOMAN 5M)“I 5|VN WOODI. 1-5
W
Min 11113111 31’ Olliiten 1.1111 Her Way
4-8111” #5151 French. ' '
CidN’l‘ON, 111111111 is 1114111111 Jen-
uic Bimini}.I a 1 e 111191111
whose {diali‘l "iii “iiiéiluv domain ill
prostrn ci e 51 '.,5a 6. re-
suit of waiiillllilii hill“ ‘1 Villli‘n the
northern pm 111111111 1911 111111 1: 30
bullock Yi‘iie dpv until; middleI
hilly of
Miss Dir hurdle in the!
Jebmiiahiliuvd.onn1eprosriect mil
1.‘ road. and started Tuesday afternoon
tend 11 lunural on tho Killlamol‘ul
link in gill 111119111 ll-V lots
be 111111
lllnailv brought up titstllo.
limit it Dov/11.11 mile and “115
‘l‘e 11111111115111 contusion
in first were ire-131i 111
‘ 5 ll'w'as '01 15-11119 1111111111119 119
‘ 5 ire. Serenades?“
V Pwlldd by .t
' in new New
5" hiill be required to
N. l "Whig: .
Thorn coil trlic'te ii‘
“ reason pliatever are not in use will 111'
1..'-Dr 11111111110111, at New York. 1111‘
been lillustrator: seiglsrai days at his suin-
with the good thingsroi 1111.111 which '
and Delhi Illoltene Misses 1411151» and ‘
11111114
Rel rt‘r
it {V Cape c1111 (ivhnburrieiu
. ll'r'
ba‘co‘mpdlled 111
11; ,3” lines
l .
t hill Me clatter rightil '
lb“ i
1 William also
lll il‘i‘l‘l'nflillll oillill
ill be shown in black ink.
1whicl15'tlloyi' have
Which 1111111191111
I lit 3 iimi
111: r x s. u
it 915.0111 noted.
own on. super»
cs s'whhi‘ll‘ here
ll Which rol- any
so he required to'be shown 'on 1111-1111111
' al'ste map in blue ink.
" The author of the hill is 111111.111
ilialu 111119111111.- 01‘ th'e' scientific ile-
plirtment or ”rule 'univcreilyz' In a
‘ b1 let multinatio‘n‘ oi the bill to a news-
paper correspondent he liltiii:
“if the measure becomes a law we
, will know llrst. what street railway
lines we have in the state and their
growth every year; second, what the
legislature has already granted in the
way of charter rights for the building
of street railways. and what has not
been done under thesecharters. By
having theseniatters clearly fshbwn on
topographical maps it will be possible
for any citizen interested in the mat-
ter to' obtain in .11 few minutes infor-
lnation'which as things are at pres-
ent would take hours or days to secure.
The bill is purely in thoupiibllc inter-
est and l anticipate no opposition to it
except perhaps he will protessional lob-
byists. The state. 11 minimum lroni
one end to the other with trolley lines
on paper. This bill may serve the use»
i‘ul purpose of disclosing whetherre-
sponslbie parties are back ol'the pro-
jected lllli‘fi and assist in determining
whether or not the charters have been
secured principalii tor the purpose or
prfvcnliug somebody else horn build-
an .
———-‘h—— .
STRATHCONA' HORSE LANDS.
LONDON, February iii—The Strath
conn Horse, which called lr’om Cape
Town on the British steamer Lake
Erie. January 20. and was prevented
' irom landing yesterday. opting to the
steamer havina missed a tide and be
ing obliged to anchor 01 Grnvcscnd.
landed at the Albert Docks thisrmorir
lull in the midst-oi much enthusiasm
and cheering and the shrieking of
steamers' ulrena._ Densoi crowds
awaited the landing of. the men lfl‘hs
1,1
M15111. Mind
1 Nowhere at: prices cut as close
as at our 'slore.
We aiwsps‘sefl: 5V
GOOD CLOTHING
5 ‘ "5 a! V
CUT PRICES
But this 1151111111 we [owe made
an extra cat in
MEN’S PANTS.
“ '5 Selling
"V1 $2.00 1one: for. 51 39
$55. 00 one: for,” 98V
W” .1 1H}
Coiliilll Bill
Stllfli W
111111511111 A} oirrm,
M .
Be Careful
Of What You Eat
‘swthe prices give you an opportunity to
llll‘li.)V1 1"" " ‘ .
0111 Very 111111 Butter;
3 pints N. s. Mince Meat.
islbs. (11111151111111, - .
New 1.51.1.1 This; 5‘ _
ll piles. 1.1111111 llatea.
» 1
$1.00
15c"
10h (Ill.
f"Neill” 15111111111 101- hits“
11111.5 llarcc Primes. V
’ i’v‘am y Jamaica Oranges,
111 ' g ‘ '
adv built and now being 0 erlltc'ii
5 Pine ’1 111' and Cu,
240 lb. V
‘2iiii'
100 5 i102} )-
1‘11111‘11110‘111 5
No dealer is 5
pales 111, and on
‘ ore think no will
‘ 1111111101111. ' 5 ‘
PALAl: or mi: .11
Gentlemen;
A 1cry novels 1 t 91' hil‘h
arch" Fire Extililmillhe
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