" “atoll. . .1
ill Y
:ll‘is located» These
‘ ram as follow:
ion is reapplied}. The
’ ”be present. topvheaVy’
expensive govcr‘
' But how would it
tiolial Whether the adjut-
ral shall perform the dut—
inc, of these generals
producing the i1u1nber.lt
" ry without exception in rc-
cars at least that when-
, 0v ern'or' 11 btaii has been
lift llch it has taken all ell.
lid see no reduction under
‘ g vernor and an ad-
gen 1 ‘of cast iron consti—
.' i] ilree geiierals for this
enough; officers could be
1'0 perform the other dut-
Ind the same criticism ap—
to the regimental stalls.
to the elimination of the
__qdays’ clause in getting dis-
' s the $090150!) is that the
=56}: «girl- to remedy is due“1
ministration of the
sent law by incompetent ofii~
' And in general legislation to
dy defects due to poor oili-
It's was considered most undesir-
iii"
WNAT OTHER EDITORS BAY.
Boyd Must Hang.
(Anaonla Sentinel.)
he proposition to amend the
up 111 punishment law so as to
_ erupt minors from execution for
lurder has failed the house re
édtihg the l.1ill At the committee
caring, _ \\ ednesday. Warden
rviu, of the state prison, spoke
gainst life imprisonment sen-
enCes. He said there were fifty
prisoners in the state prison
tell of whom were insane. and
only were mentally unbalanced.
Ie had had years of experience in
' caregpof griminals and knew
hanging was a dellr'wnt of
me Ht: Was uitlrly opposed to
la unprisonnlent and believed in
ging for murder. Hope was
I 111) thing \Vilitil kept crimin-
Dll their feet and without a
hope " I} either attempted
tile oririiecault' insane. lie
”veil as the cmnmittce
of. the most diabolical
in New 1 11;: land had been
omitted by}. vouug men under
wenty years (if age
'Wllt'deli (rail/in was right, cs-
tally as ti.) the crimes commit-
“by youth: men under twenty
years of age. yet as horrible as
I of these... crimes were thcy
iii not bit? hanged undo} the
‘poscd law. because they were
tumors it seems cruel ell;
lose days the responsibility in
you b) the youngest child that
Icu a boy liktw'oung Crops com-
I_ eds doing 111131.419
ay'ls w1 bug" to accept 'Ithe
, eject the nlIICIll-illlpnt. 71,"; '
WHAT IWOMEN ARE DOING. 0
ilit embroidery in taking tho' place
bangles.
"Ill‘itiuncoa on both drcaaos and under-
skirts chow tiny vertical tucka at their
The new stockings come in all the
pretty paatol ahadaa like so many oth-
er of the new. toilette accessorloa.
Wu...»—
m
decomm- large proportion of tho
.‘aulta have the fullness in their
1111 laid in inverted plaita.
ard in pr-ett'y at all Linton but it
dcially suitable for between soa-
wear. The Moron are allowing
rich looking dcaigna.
Able in it may expenaive fur 11a
mud known who hurt bought it or
priced it. but notwithatandius
‘aa been the favorite this why
in having your teeth
cared- for by as.
Work'careiuliv p21-
:ijormcd—mot slightei
'I ILOOK,
ITRIIT.
with
111. next month; when double voila have
summarized by the:
ly fur one thing. is 9"
or actions is. so. well underau‘aikll “
crime of lluli‘der. Jr:
nishmeut The House did welLl
Elthutandumd the claimant: I .
We have had 11011111 day: the,
deck. and will have more -oft
out
provou themselves 11. great protection
to tender aklna‘. Wile is used an the
lining veil.
11 that it will ineraaao the number of
{ihahcvellod hectic. and goodness knowa
lielll an in a rice. for i don't
oblate tin artistic arrangement of
the hair
drawing the hair low in the daytime,
with high necked gowns, reserving it
wholly for full drone.
~Deb0rah in Hartford Courant.
CALENDAR FOR LENT.
services During the Ponit-ntiul Baa-on
At St. Paul's Church.
The following Lenten services will
be held at St. Paul's Church:
Ash Wednesday—Malina. Litany.
i’enitentlal Office. Holy Communion.
10 a. m.; Evenaong, 7:30 p. 111.
Sundays—Holy Communion, 7:30 11.
_1.‘n.'; Malina, Litany and Altar Service.
10:30 a. m.:.Holy Eucharist. lot and lid
Sundays. 10:30 a. n1.; Evenoong. with
sermon, 7130 p.111
Week [hiya—«Malina, (Litany. Wed
neadaya and Fridays) 10 a. m.; Even
song. 4: 30 p. m.. Ponitentlal Office and
sermon, (wall preacher) Wednco-
days, 7:30 p. 111.
Holy Week—Holy Communion.
daily, 10 n. 111.; Maundy Thursday.
Holy Communion, 7: 30 and 10 a. n1. .
Good Friday. Litany and Altar service.
to a. m.: The Three Hours. 12 to 3 p.
Eaa er Day—Holy Communion. 7: 30.
had 0: 30 a m.. Evonaong. 7. 30 p 111.
Feb 20—-—A'sh Wodnoaday.
Feb. 24~Flrat Sunday in bout, 8.
Matthias.
Fob. 27~Ember Day. Holy Commun~
ion. 10 a. In.
March l—Ember Dav,
munion. 10 11.111.
March 2-«Ember Day. lioly Com-
nunion. 10 a. 111.
March 14mm Sunday in hunt.
March 10-Third shoddy in boat.
March l7~Foitrth Sunday (Mid-
Lontl Inherit.
Mar-oh Ill—«Fifth Sunday (Passion)
in 1.1111.
Holy Com-
March 25~Annunciatlon [7. V. M.
Holy Communion. 10 a. m.
March (ll—"Sunday (Palm) before
Easter.
April leonday before Easter.
April Z—Tuosday before Easter.
April 3—Wa‘dnaaday before Easter.
April ,i—hfallndy Thursday.
April h'—Good Friday.
April l‘r—naatel; Even.
April 7~Eaeter Day.
April 8-»Monday in Easter-week.
"Holy Communion to 11:111.
April 9~—-Tnoadny in Easter-week.
Holy Communion. 10 a m.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
Baptism.
Tonight. Rod Mon'o Masquerade.
Uneas Tribe. of Red Men's entertain-
neat and masquerade will be held to-
llgbt at Mualc llall. Are you going?
)f eourue you are. You can‘t afford to
nine it it promised to be the grand
ml. 121' but of tho‘ 111138011. The entertain
nent will eomu‘iehw at 8 o'clock. anu
vill consist of comedy akotchoa, lllua
:rated conga. etc. under the direction
1tA.I).lloovos.M1-.ilecvoa and his
ompauy come highly recommended
1y the stage. and prose. and no doubt
viii be appl minted. er 1- At 9:30
onion the grand match. The commit
tea will emerge from the center of the
logo down a stair arranged for the
eiecaaion, and will lead 4.1.11: grand
ludrcb. The origin‘aiityr‘if lie dos
tumea. the blending of gay colors. fol-
owed by the varied array of [manner-
.ailera. under the glow of (blond lights.
wt)! precept. an animating ocean. in
'bovflret port. of the programme no one
will be allowod on the floor without a
mask.
1480 and no person will ban a [loath
lire. tliat time, There are :0 re rived
walk. with the inception 611mm xea.
Iio early and no propnrellI to p y {:21
arid see all ihe fun Ticket. ‘13
‘mlconv ticket” ZBC' box he
'l'osbmenta will be aervod t rough
ho evening. The Red Mon' 1i pariora
vill be. opened for the accuhxfnodatlon
11', any portion who may need a. place
to May in waiting for trains. earmo ote.
\ emtumor will be at Murilc Hall with
-1 full line oi costumes. '
“Our New Mini-tor. .
Next Thursday evening should wit.-
noaa a very large audience at lloyt'a
Theatm. whom "Our New Minister ." a
three- act comedy drama of Now Eng-
land life, by Donmau Thompson and
(lounge W. Ryer. authora of "Tho Old
Homoataal .” will have its first present-
ment. Like “The Old Homatoad." it
deals with country life, and its charac-
born. with two or three exceptions. are
an distinctive typon of the 11111th You-
koo all are Uncle .loah, Both Porkinu.
Cy Prime. Ebb Ganzy and Aunt 'Tlldn.
Rev. A. a. Kavananh’a Lecture. "
0n the evening of Wanhington'a
South Norwalk Mothodlat Episcopal
Church on the aubloet “Punk and Pull-
backa.‘ by tho Rev. A. s. Kavanagh.
The ability of the lecturer in 110 won
and 11110111] y known throughout '1 ho
Norwalks. . at. bin many friondu will
be pleased of an opportunity to hear
him. The lecturo will be amended by
a coin by Mrs. Burton ant organ and
violin aoloctlona. Mr. Freeman. Violin
lat. 'l‘lckotn. tw-onty dive conta.
._.._..
WILL 0" MRS. NINE.
*4...-
Stamford Woman Dllpoud of Prop-
erty Valued at $240,000.
BTAMFORD February ill—“Tho will
of the lube MN. Adelina If Hill. VIII
admittod to probatb hero todn The
will disposed of property ya nod at
.240. 000 The only public mum is
made to the 11111111111 Home Chiral-saline
are are enough of them now. Don-'1 _-
think i am one of those who like to .'
one the hair attained back tightlyI and 1I .
IP- ’
whléh It‘oceartit‘atea a loodo '
dressing ofdt.’ B.ut I would prohibit .
Birthday there will he a loctuor at tho .
61 CANNON STREET.
-.. Jami-for the Undaaubol! roman. .
Ono objection we have to the style ' . . , I . 7
. of drawing the hair low in the back
A meal deal of
provision dealer.
11011 let us he 7
FOOD 00..
Ann kind of trouble is unpleasant.
from an unsalisfacloru 111006101
pleased customers.
to number uou among them. Will
CENTRAL
BRIDGET’ORTL CONN.
trouble 0011165
We have maul]
Would like
Cor. Railroad Place
and
Washington Street.
om
' JUST EIGHT
EIGHT
iiilillll illill coals
$5 00
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or 11111
Sold iron1$i0lo$i5.
Open Everv Evening
Until 9 O'clock.
Tel. connection l33-l2.
I. llllli 81 SUN.
Tailors. Clothiers,
Hatters. l:
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HEAVY
Each ~
9’
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urnishers.
1.. So. lomll.
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The doors will be opens at . .. _
which. "
Mrs. A. llerroll entertain the Matt-
neo Whlat Club on Tuesday
The children of ii. E Rowland and
Samuel Rancher have whooping- cough.
A little non wna added to tho houno-
hold of Mr. and Mr“. George A. t-lturgua
last week.
litre. ll. McConkey hnli entertained
Mrs. Bouton. of New Canaan. tor a
few dayu.
Mr. and lira. 11‘. i0. Billiman, of
Bridgeport. were guoats. laat week. of
1.. ll. Hoyt.
Arthur Nichole. of Ridgoliold, apont
part of laat week with bill liter, Mrs.
Robert Williams.
Mina fv‘lora (loodacll haa returned
to Stamford uflor 11 two wcoka' vnllt
with friends here.
M111. iodine Mitchell and two non!
of Bridgeport. have. been nuouta at
Philip (lorhnrdt‘u.
The Norflold Alli Hoeloly held 11 'Val
entino" social at. tho honio of Mr. and
1111‘. James Coloy. last week
Mina Lottlo Franklin. aim was bad
ly injured by a full at Ht‘huol twr
Weeks ago. in now about agaln
W
MARBH BROTHER? ESTATE.
iloferroo in Bankruptcy John W
Hanks tuned an order tiaturday glvm
'l‘runtco A. if. Bartram porruianlon to
aeli tho pornonal estate of Mam)
Brothel-11. of Bridgeport. The apprafg
m lnvontoried the personal estate .1
781161.89. It correlate of the lumber
tho fixingn in the factory. etc. The
11an will take place Wednesday next
'l‘lloro well u. IItitlon filed with ltor
area B 111111 “1 as for the 11an of tin
rallied to baton 1111 to the firm 1111b
19111: to the lien. hero will be u hear
tltmlety of New Yerkwilloh redoivon
100i).
light; the petition the 28th inat.
‘RAISiNO MAUOE ADAM8'8 SALARY
A new atol'y ol’ Mandr- Allama tells
.how her aalary waa rained just all alto
llvaa on the point of becoming a star.
iMilol Adanui made her atellar bow in
New York an ilubblu. in “The llittlo
Mlnlator." at the Garrick. ()n tlm
road her uaiut‘y had been 8125 ili‘l'
week. The opening night of the play
happened to ho tho-roadlar pay night
and M anagar Frohmnn added another
7125 to her cnvolopo.
[early next mmulng a very much ox-
cited young woman fairly run into the
”ialrick tl1.oator "Ob. Mr. Walton!"
till! gasped to tho troaauror.
mistake you made hilt night. I could
hardly sloop thinking how worried you
must be.
"We never make mistakes horn.
Winn Atlanta.” lifllti Waltora. trying to
look aorioua. "'l‘hla oatablilhmoni in
'1111 on bank principle». No mistaken
can occur."
"lint. you gave mo "95 too-much."
limont «booted tho little actress. "and
l' vo brought it back to you.’
"You admit you received your uni-
ary. Mien Adamu“ rupliod Wallola.
'zrravel} “That in all i can take ofn
rial cognizance-11.1 repent. we never
'nnlu- mlatukea."
I"Tl1eu i' In to hoe 1 It?"
"-i'ou received y lr aaiary.-"~on1phu
1| i111; tho llllil. word.
0h~do you moan—that ill-ha11 Mr.
flitohmnn~om my goodnoaa." and Milan
“1111111. atrouling- iatwoon laughte
and tears. hurrlod way to Mr. Fro
aloh' a offloo to thank him in portion
Tigera 11nd leopards are found in all
nounialnoua plirtlt' 0! 01111111. the rum
tiger of lndla in found in in
page of moubtlllna which parallel the
1011111. from Canton north to tho
Yanlttao. while in the mountains of the
torth in found the mat. Slimmiln or
Mongolian tiger. which 111 the moat
unguidecnt npocimon of the tiger
.‘amlly. ln 1111111111111 to there. with
11111111. wild 1111111111 and and. antelope.
1111]. what is considered the Chinese-
nto of their greafut delicacies. the
- main until the deal is linoll
- far received endurance: of fair and
"such 1| '
ifTho anchor “to!“ grip by a MINT
lnlto atatoment that it
the amalgamation of Camellia
Company and the other flliteral com-
panic- heretofore mentioned la the
juroporod combine have been natllfac
'mruy completed is expected before the
middle of this watch. 11. 0. Brick
spent Sunday at home and returned to
New York last night, intending to re-
closed.
Henry Phipps, Jr. 1am! Mr. all are
playing a watchful. .waltlnl ”are null
it in said that the Carnegie minority in
reproaentlng. at the scene of the on
tlatlona. the 26 per cent. hold by
minority. No plan. of action bu been
mapped out.a11 the minority hull no
equitable treatment. abould the re-
verse take place. however. the ntock-
holdora representing 26 per cent. of
tho 7:120 000 000 of block and bonds
will stand together and light
All talk of entering suits to block
the oonaurhmation of the combination
is denied hero.
TIDE TABLE FOR FEBRUARY.
Computed for Wilson Point Dock.
Prom U. 0. Coast Survey Tablet.
‘l‘lde table for February, 1001, com.
puted for Wilton Point dock. from
United States Coast Survey tables. The
height in feet and tenths are reckoned
from Mean Low Water. which in the
datum of soundingu on the Coast
and Geodetic Survey Charts for this
region. and which 103.6 feet below
mean sea level. Morning tides on first
line. afternoon tide: on wound line of
each day. , .
Date. 1LT. lit. 11.7‘. lit.
18. l0.09a.1n. 83ft. 4.07am. -~0.6ft.
10.41pm. 8."; 4.22pm. -—0.8ft.
l9 10.66am. 8.4“. 4.663.111. --0.llft.
11.25pm. 8.4ft. 5.07pm. —l.1ft.
20. 11.45am. 11.111. 641.311. ~1.1ft
‘ .5- 5511.111. -—l.3ft.
2i. 0.12am. 11.1111. 6.27am. -—l.lft
12.61pm. 8.5ft. 6.41pm '-—l.2ft.
22. 1.00am. 8.7ft. 7.1iia 1n. -—l.0ft.
. 1.21pm. 8.2ft. 7.27pm. -—0.9ft.
23. 1.50am. tuft. 8.l2a.m. —-0.7ft.
2.14pm. 7.8fl. 8.23pm. ~0.iift.
24. 2.13am. 8.111. 9.0911111. —0.3lt.
3.12pm. 7.5ft. 9.18pm. --0.1ft.
25. 8.39am. 7.711. 10.16am. 0.0ft.
4.15pm. 6.8ft.10.25p.m. 0.3ft.
26. 4.48am. 7.111.11.29a.m. 0.311.
6.319.111. 6.5ft.11.37p.m. 0.6".
27. 6.51am. 7.1ft.
6.53pm. 6.1m. 12.46pm. 0.2ft.
28. 7.03am. 7.1ft. 0.57am. 11.411.
8.05pm. 0.8ft. 1.62pm. ~0.1ft..
The Rev. Dr. Earthly-wan making a
pastoral call.
"Ah. my dear Mrs. Highmoro." he
said. rambling on ln hla absent minded
way. “when your children grow to
manhood l truab—"
They are girls. doctor" interrupted
Mrs. Highlnoro. with painful distinct
neon. -
"l was about to any." ho resumed.
promptly recovering himself. "that
when your little girls arrow to man-
hood. ao to speak. as all girls do when
the. limo cornea, i truat they'wlll grow,
an it were, to noble apocirnona of man-
hood. who will be goodhuabanda to
them. and whom you can welcome in-
to your family as worthy additions
thereto “
The conversation drifted to the
church social to be. held shortly for the
benefit of the new organ fund. and
presently the good doctor put on his
xiovoa and took his leave
in 1893 California shipped to Eng-
land 95. 817 cases of canned fruits. In
1899 the number of cases was 650 303
wan increase of or or 1100 per cent In
seven 33.911111
each,
each,‘
Ladics' Mackintoshes. were $2.00
11101 row ,
54- -inch .-'\ll \Vool Ladies‘ i loll1,r
row,
we dozcu Ladies White and Print-
value,
COiOI'S,
tomorrow ,
500 yards Fancy Outing Flannel.
nlorrow. '
tomorrow,
TOW',
$5..oo tomorrow.
each,
15c.. tomorrow.
HOOD AS A JOKER.
Once Got His innocent Wife Into an
Unpleannl Mix-up.
It in one of the ironies of fate that a
wit or humorist is sometimes married
to a prosaic jest-proof woman or an
imaginative, humor-loving woman to '-
llberal-mindod. mallow-fact man. it
has been suspected that Laurence
slam. the creator of "My Uncle Toby"
and "Shandy and Corporal Tim. " had
such a wife as the former. by who om
his sly. rich bite of Rabolalslan humor.
-—-hia medieval double entcndrea hla‘
quoiibets and Qlliti pro quos modeled
on Salmon and exploding like py-ro
teehuiea~were not only unappreciabed
but almost unnoticed. flew fortunate
it wan for that prince of factors, Thom
aa'liood. that, with hla fondness for
both verbal and practical leafs. ho was
married to a woman of the sweetest
temper. who, though often cheated by
them. could join in the. laugh which
they prov.oked even at her own or
peace!
On one occasion. when living by tho
soacoaet. Hood gave. his wife Home use
ful biota on buying flab. "Above all
things. Jane." aald ho, "as they will
endeavor to impose on your inexperi-
ence. lot nothing induce you to buy 11
Ladies' Wrappers, regular prices o8c., $1.25 and $-r.>50,»-to«
Black All—Wool Cheviot Seige, do‘lar quality. tomorrow,
Ladies’ Colored Petticoats were up to $1.95 each tomorrow
27—inch All-Wool 'l‘ricot Dress Goods.
i8x36 I‘urkish lowels. regular ptice we. each. tomorrow.
Lockwood Brown Sheeting 2 )arrls wide reguhtr price 20c
Que bale White ileavy Doulet Flannel. 10c. qualityueach
25 Oil lleaters. nickel basc,10 inc. 1
Decorated Vegetable Dishes, regu'
,Decoratcll Dinner Plates, Cups an i
plaice that has any appearance of red
" cur. 511-2.
Seymour’ sStore
Bargains
for Today
100 Opossum Fur Searfs, regular price $4.00 each,‘ . _ _
so dozen Ladies Flannel Night Robes, regular price-$1.98.
$2.48.
$1.25. -
Ladies Silk Waisla. black and colors, regular price $51111
$11-50-
caeh.t0morrow,- . «- . 50:.
15's.,
. 75C. ‘
, 68c.-
guiar price 59c. tomor-
450'
'll Handkerchiefs, Special
. . 5c.
value 351:, choice
251:.
71:.
15c.
4%6-
5%C- .
regular 7c. quality. to- ’
loo Parlor Brooms. twenty-five cc 1t quality each. iou1or~
18c.-
nick. regular price
$2.98.
at price 150. tomorrow
. . 10c.
Saucers. regular price
IOC.
A FEW WINTER JACKETS, LADIES' AND MISSES.’ ONE-
THIRD REGULAR PRICE.
.,_.. 5.-..
ior orange apots. as they are sure signs
of an advanced stage of deoo'm af-
tlon.“ Armed with this informa ion.
laud rather anxious to show at! her
knowledge. Mra. Hood was prepared
to do battle with the cunnin‘inisher.
women, one of whom soon afterward
railed. A11 it happened. the woman
had nothing but plaice. which had the
ominous apota. and Mrs. Hood, shalt-
ing her head, hinted her'fcara that tho
fish were not fresh in vain did the
flaherwomau insllst that they worn
only just out of the water. Mrs Hood.
in the innocence of her heart and pride
of conscious knowledge was randy.
”My dear woman it may be as you
any. but i should never think of buy-
in): any plaice with those unpleasant
red spots.‘
Lord bless per eyes. mum!" replied
the aabonlahed fisherwoman. with a
about "whoever seed plaice without
spots?" '
A suppressed giggle on the staircase
behind revealed the joke and. turn-
ing her head hastily. Mrs Hood caught
sight of her husband hurriedly disap-
pearing in an ccatacy of laughter loav-
lng her to appease the angry sea
nymph as best She mums—Chicago
it is always easier to preach doubli
than faith.
The Wonder of
Prepared Biscuit Flour.
in eve 1y pal kage.
midgouator llill Creamery Butler,
in prints. 32c lb. Out of tub. 90c 1b..
3% lbs. for Si. 00. it apoaka for ital-if.
Elgln Creamery. 25 and 29c lb.
Fancy Whlto Crisp Celery. l.’ic bunch
Vinciand Sweet Potatoes. Baldwin cake.
CHAS. t. SEYMOUR. Loading Grocer. 0.? Wu: Washington Strut.
the
Twentieth Century.
THE "RELIABLE”I' PREP \Rli l)
N OUix l‘le
MUFFINS AND CAKE.
land Greening Apples. Double Cream
Clloono largo
Craekora.
Thclflnoat N. O. Molaaaoa in town.
an
0.
Saraloga Peptoninod Cheoao. 10c
naaortmout of fancy'
l aooda
BISCUITS, DUMPLINGS.
Prepared Giaham Flour. (Entire Wheat.)
Y on need not be a professional cook; any school girl cau make them.
(Samples Free.)
A FULL LINE OF HOT HOUSE VEGETABLES.
Prepared Cor-11 Cake Flour.
A valuable cake receipt
llurnlmm a linaty Jellycon 101‘. pck.
We are ploncerli in nlmollltoly o
The Ferris liam. Smoked illoot
or a. flip h of lioneleaa Elicon arc goods
that. win their way. Send us your or-
der by mail or leiophouo. it will re-
eeivc prompt attention.
mi READ OUR SPECIALS 3....
NY. W1 " FOR ““5 WEE K. m.....”
31.001.
550 ban.
wild cancer. are WI!
111m ”ELEM??-
. “'1”. pa)
111.105.5115 250.
New York Grocery 00.,
A. F. BECKMAINN A 00.. BUCCESBORB.
900T}! NORWALK, WNN.‘ ‘
For One Dollar we will give you
(in: Pound loaf anon or Mack Tu
Int Jon Corfu
2:11.11 ”Pounds Granulated Sugar
an lo: Fina Tailor Sup
Finest Print Editor 220;
Our Special Sale of Hand S. Flour is Still Going 011.
$4.40 barrel.
I "Will k:.m‘i ...-.. 1......l—A
5 lbs 5’]. 00.
550 ball
Tomatoes. 50 can.
Norwalk Chronicler