Wwvydin ii delight at the enacts. ‘1
z 1 Sometime:- we have no mm
your pocket book simply b
may cross our thresnm“ lit MW
' ilii‘llli
111w ed ‘
iii} 1
1 Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday.
Cloudy weather, with blunt .1 snow
prevails in the northea 1. mm
but pleasant weather prev 1’: in the
i'fl B
in t
other recto a‘m’i‘bei amulet '8“ m
very low for pontoon
.. tho South. Augusta. Ga... reports kill!
lug froouI Charleston. Ssvsunah and
Vicksburg reported heavy frost and
Jacksonville laud Pals-itch. Texas re-
ported light frost.
Jesse Brundage. is. able :0 bemtaftor
an attack of the chills an fever.
TIeIRevH . since u to
his onto 1th West o get by algal:
Hillside Place is still in a very dan- .
gerous conditlmi for teams and nodes
triads.
~Wail paper, Ztfic per roll nit J T.
Prowltt’s, Norwalk.
Miss Rails Kubrr. of Wilma, has
been visiting wlth friends in South
Norwslk.
Alfred Stevens, of Ridgeileld. is via-
ltin us an t‘.1drs;wms id 8 oit of
Bough lidrw'il 9 9
-Fresh Hams, 12¢. lb" at Heycs's.
W .l‘. Haunt u dismilx loft today
for News Ik", ll: leathers t ey win no
out W Io presen
Chafing Cummings, of Norwalk has
secured a position. on‘ the Ridgefleld
branch as brakeman.
401.11.11.11 Bands. O'Brieu' s. I' ‘
Miss Bes‘sle about, of Bidgeileld
who is new employed.in,.NoI1Welk
spent Saddam with .ufi parents. ‘ : . ..
George Smith
j'lng .Hlll..sailed
on the steamship— brie, for Eu,rope.
today. He is ample ed at the Norwalk
iron Works.
Try Brazilian Balm for chapped
hendo. It soften; the skin heals.
takes out the. sadness. For sale at
Baxter's and Pinistsdis. .
1—oIHa1ve you:1 Bicycles cleaned and
chain ed at L.. My Wright’s. Seine will
sled for on moiving postal. “
“ cuiries'strréfikd: who is e'mployedc
in Bay Shore. L, 1., is expected here
tonight. to spend Sunday at his home
in Elm Grove Place.
Secretary 0 .aos to by?“ s. I1InunII,~
bar. of ye ”still: a tended the
State Convention will conduct a. Y. M.
C. A. service atrthe Congregational
Church, at Darlen, Sunday night.
VARNISH MAKES DEVOE'B VAR-
NISH
.‘ . Fido. :Iiioyeo's. .‘E'E,
Floor Paint cost 5c more a quart;
makes 'it look brighter and wear fully
twice as long as cheaper floor paints.
Sold by Comstock, Watkins & Dow,
E. E. Gorhsm. J. T. Prowltt.
.-_..........
01111. {tin
11‘ 4‘
For Little Money.
full
l'orequarters Spring Lamb, (fresh
dressed) Sc. lb.
Small Hen Turkeys, (very choice)
1 I. 1 15c.
0,10le!!! Turkoys. 12c.
Home Housed Chickens. 1215c. 14c.
Sperry a llarnes' 's Fresh Pork and
Sauce“. 11 lie.
8 fry. &. ss’s Small IS
i,(gurcd filing? - 1m.
Valli is 11th lifld‘oosonmwe sell
steady nonunion. milk as. 1a. :11"
..
lb.
lb.
.1.
Hover you ‘ti‘ietl our cherry red‘ 1 "
Corned Beef.
iii will one Eggs.
conditions.
do. to 12c. lb.
350‘.
. like.
son.
. toll and Saxter' s
‘ A large delegation was present from
lung
. class meetings. as the former ones
inspiration the churches. The first
. IIwil Milt the on Wivilk
‘bhpthfi evoni pro 1}).
dot the Norwslk ‘urc
AW . and the last at the
Mrs. William Capt-on an n
of New Iondon. formerly Milkmen:
are. visiting friopdo ,ipygpollb
W
osrliihsrles till: W
, r sud luvvo
it cures. That is sure. Pleis-
.319. it. soc 31111.11
Mrs. Lewis H. Nash and two dough
ters. Marion and Mildred. will start
for Florida, next Tuosday. to be gone
until the first of Most .1 .
Alice Shad. 300 each” at Hayes 9.
W
van it a c bimllm 11am i...
started in to practice for the season.
The team is wearing new uniforuizpigs of
blue lmd White jerseys and sick
., -—Dunlap style derby O'hBrlens
Robert W. Davl. who resides in Dan
buryi duo is crap oyed in the Norwalk
box factory, will run for city sheriff
at Danbury}. in the coining spring'IelIec-
top“ .1 - 1 ‘ . ; .
.Mis.'.1‘yrroll.daughtcr of Mr.
and lir angiorg‘eh‘ F.,Tyrrel1 has an at
tack of scarlet fever. and the house at
No. 13.01ey street, has been quaran
tined.
.. ,—Tires at 31.25. .L. . Wright's.
F. A1;’._Beers.who has been on :East
fun several months. started for the
West again Thursday. Mr. Beers is a
brother of Louis S. Beer's. of Elmwood
avenue. ‘ ‘
Mr and Mrs. Alexgnder Twain and
daughter. Grace. of Boston, were in
South Norwalk. Thursday to attend
the funeral of Mr. Troop a sister, Miss
E. M. Trout).
wChlckens. 1285c. 1b.; Turkeys 15s..
at}! ayes’s.‘ .1
George Sherwood of Danbury. has
taken a. position with the Crofut and
Knapp Hat Company. He will proba-
bly move his family to South Norwalk
in the spring. ’ .
Eco—awn...”
--Flat and curl brim aipines O'Brien
There will be a special .oho'rsl 9i“
vice at Gripe Church. Sundays
noon. at1 4:15 unlock. Two l"well-
known singers from New .York. besides
Mr. and Mrs Mansfield, will assist.
.--Tbe danger ofgrip is pneumonia.
Brazilian Balm. breaks up grip. For
sale at Piaistod's and Baxter's.
W
Pioneer Cs‘stle A. 0. K .of M. C.
initiated four candidates last evening,
Plestlne Castle. South Norwalk. A
elation was served. John Kirsh was
master of ceremonies. All had a good
time. There was also a musical pro-
gram ‘iff.
«alt. you is. interested in reliable,
perfept fitting. stylish Clothing. go to
he Mahackenlo Hotel next Tuesday.
weddesdsy or Thursday, where Mr
J. A. Camp will be pleased to show you
samples of Smith, Gray oil Co.'s (New
York) latest Spring productions.
Rev. William Klernan. of Norwnik
will deliver a lecture on "St. Patrick,
the Apostle of lreland" in St. Alov-
sius hurch this town. Sunday even-
ing. arch 17, at 8 o'clock. Admis-
sion 25 cents. Father Klernan is said
to be an eloquent and intersting speak
.er.—-New Canaan Messenger.
5] Kennedy. who is stationed on one of
6 United States' oruisers in China.
have received is liberal supply of oi
gel from hlm. recently. They are ex
cc ent in nualt y and very fragrant.
They are much longer than the ordin-
ary cigar
foil.
in. lll Pk) Jump? 3:
.The three Methodist churches at
The Norwalks have again made ar-
rangerosntsl‘ .tn hold a; obi-‘les of link")
South Norwalk friends of Dr. John
V" W991! .
cure for bomb! '
have been well attended. and of great
est Ave-
nue Church April 30. Everyone is
WW‘ illulj‘lrin I 1km 1111
Billie willow living. when a clgrir
like the Imperial Crown invites you to
imimirndmssadu“
‘11 .rv.
P6“! Tondcrloinslf Trbsli TW‘
Springfield '1kaquth
na. Pickled Trips ind Pig's“ PM.
Sperry l: Barnos's Boiled lists. etc.
still-illoidb
ewlllxbenbllat‘milw. WWW . , i:
when Ml ssDotifIt Pinned
{hi live mixture on sun:-
iwmfinh 3'0 m;
. “reason '“‘“"“;'ihf;ll§nllil“u 0th
iii. ionising-1,. .. .
7.011 V] “I." I,“ H I '
“a M .tho club lost “m“
h
I
biog Ilse-ll" n Hmw‘ut
evolutloh.
any. .
' Opposite elevator ‘
f th . and loft- aisle. rear.
. , 1. , " sparse JACKETS.
reels up that cold. liss18rosilian ’
full- -length costs through the win-
_who preferred the. short tight-fit-
, ting. jacket will like the contrastam
Eachone iswrapped in ti 1 ‘
ularity; the Eton and the box—-
the very short and the long. We-
men wlIo’ .ve Worn three-Quarter or
ter will awelcOme the 1Etou,IIthosc
of the lbnger box~coat. Bishop
sleeves are seen in many: the
bishop is the sleeve. but the bell
Is a geod second
1.;I0ne of the finest Stone is black
broadcloth lined with white satin and
faced with white moire Sui! appliqued
in gilt and rich Persian patterns.
816 50.
'A tucked Eton of black taffeta silk
is almost (yes quite) as dressy as a
silk Waist Tacks are very fine. and
the front is finished in military style.
{13.50.
One may Iun down the price- scale
to is finding at. each step acmethlng
jaunty and stylish.
Here for examplle is a box-coat for
35. Black or tan (ouble breasted. eat-
ln- lined. A good big 35 worth.
The newest style box costs at 310.
Fine black pebbiecheviot of slbellnc
fancylaced with pean-desoie. lined
with toilets silk.
A Princess costume in a de~
lighttul shade of blue. The Prin-
cess skirt starts just below the
bust—line and runs without break
to the hem. To look Well it must
be made very carefully, and by an
expert ; this one looks exceedingly
well. The back is laccd and a
scalloped Eton jacket completes
the costume. $25.“
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO"
Bridgeport.
”if
rows '
W-oflwL-ds
about
'Pd mKIller
A prominent hiontreslclernrymnn, lhc llov. doth"
ll. We, Rector My ,Judu Milan.,0o1lap of
Christ Church Cathedral Will!“ fill!!!“ me no
gaps} ycq a felt IliIues IpI siropgly "command
mgr bavis‘ mien...“ limo u‘ssdlt with
sc'l election for thirtyglve years. it is a prepon-
tima which deserves full public confidence."
. A onto care for
Pm.“ 1. 'M ore hront,
am- I El
811%.:
a. to 0.
rooms only one Pile-liner. Perry Davis.‘
“0”
’V‘slm
”We
' and 0|
M.- III I“. lill'l’ill- II”.
. . 1m
["13 “Bill!
The only woman, in the west rth
street yatlle Chico h-ron
iclo fol duller ‘the eyes bit a " ash
er” as he entered and be promptly dc
sided that she was fair prey. She was
evidently alone. for the only man nest
MI was reading a paper with his back
half turned toward her. ..1 .
The “masher" first not down b
side the woman, then b in 9%
“39‘ to attract her site lion. 8
did .nIotIco him for sows time. but
when ngontlly pressed r foot s
edged away froni- him. This did .11
grate h In“ however. and in. a mo-
slit he 'l lurboivsrd he? had made
aLrsnastk intended to open a demon
satlon. She turned from hip) itn. u
vehemence Ithst cause the 1th
m1 parlor to look up. lndui I y be
imggsill h r, ,then at the ‘
a lid r. Her on".
use” Ital of his was 1mm
owiy‘be
on the soot
dignity and” 1“,}: ‘3” ”gm
“in“!
as told
ion. .
no pieced
MOPS! to
folded his paper andAl
The incident seem-
passed from hggindmat
MW” m ~ a co
Inan' Wfid‘tlr’iaunts cfh s fei-
ill Mind DIN“
”‘1on styles are bidding for pop- ‘ ‘
Who 1
the “mulill'."~ lumping the. follow:
with his right hand be 1m!
ootinging blow on his I
filed demeanor he ‘
k to his seat, deliber ‘
"ted energy. naming
t boss's Kidney Pills
and some uroo they had made induc-
ed 111a ingot a not at Plalated‘s drug
store“. They gave me relief at once. _,l
I amploased to recommend thomJI' I I
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents a box. Foster’MllbuI-n (30.. But
falo, 1”...qu agents for the United
Sisteo. .
Remember the name-Dosa's—aud
take no other.
Ida—eNo one can raise a tree quick-
er than an Oriental conjurer.
wBello—Oh i don’t know. Lot some
people make a tow millions and see
how quick they can raise a family
tree—Philadelphia Record.
Like Oliver.Twist. children ask for
more when given One Minute Cough
Cure. Mothers endorse it highly for
croup. It quickly cures all coughs and
colds and every throat and lung
trouble. it is a specific for grippe anu
asthma and has long been a well
known remedy- for whooping cough. (l.
C. Stillson.
"Brlmbie seems to have a good deal
more money than brains.“
"Yes. All he inherited from his is.
ther was the money."
-
A HORRIBLE OUTBREAK
“Of large sores on my little daugh-
ter's head. developed into a case of
scald head. " writes 0.1) isbill. of Mor
gantou, Tenn., but Bucklen’s Aisles
Salve completely cured her. it's a
guaranteed cure for Eczema, Tetter.
Salt Rheum. leples, Sores Ulcers
and Plies. Only 25 cents at F. H. Bax-
ter‘s.
The Rev. Mr. Shipman. of Norwich.
Conn" says that. he was once called to
marry a man, who was to be married
to his fourth wife. As he approached
the couple he said, as usual, "Please
rise." The man iidgeted about on his
chair and finally remarked: ”We‘ve
usually sot." o
Counterfeits of Dertt‘s Witch
Hasel Salve are liable to cause blood
poisoning. Leave them alone. The
original has the name Dertt's upon
the box and wrapper. it is a harm-
less and healing solve for skin dis
eases. Uncqualod for piles. C. C.
Stillson.
“Some men." said Uncle Eben. "11808
sech big words dat do public stan's nn'
listens in ndmlrnclousness. But when
(iey glts home dey can't 'sprcss deir
ideas simple enough to make do ch..-
Iun mind."—~Washlngton Star.
AN HONEST GM‘PD'EINE FOR LA
George W. Waitt. of South Gardiner
Me. says: "i have had the worst
cough. cold. chills and grip and have
taken lots of trash of no account. but
Droilt to the vendor. Chamberlain‘s
Cough Remedy is the only thing that
has done any good whatever. i have
used one bottle of it and the chills,
cold and grip have all left me. I con
gratulato the manufacturei s of an hon
est medicine." For sale by (l. 0. Still
son. South Norwalk: E. P. Weed. Nor-
walk.
He-vCarrie. do you know you are the
first woman 1 ever loved?
She—So. then. that accounts for
your meanness? But to think that I
should run a kindergarten school for
courtship1~Boston Transcript.
n.—
SAVEID A HBOY'S anl.
Mr Captainil Hubbard. of M11
ford. cl. says: "Brazilian Balm sav
ed my boy' 11 life. He began just like
the one" we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. Ho ddickiy dropped
to sleep. an we all Itiight in the morn
lag. For en ti y . Plaisted and F.
H. Baxter.
M...
W
when you think it desirable for a man
tostudy. in the dead languages?"
"No. slip" answered Mr Comes.
with e be; is. "it on 1' words are
what a dung ruin aspire to, the sell:
and baseball reports in any good dsi
newapspor will .oupply, Jall his would. ”
Ii em or you The hsI iIIi
A" ‘rs'maflm
enlisted
. SA broil“ is sspoci )1 a
a,“ all": syn: sfit’hfigf nu
3: grammar it. ”I '
...s.11d1111
'blkssbasthooosghioose
133.113?“ as Sunbeam
I ill
”10010 $51393. the tyouth whb
Mimi. o hing” ‘l'l"
hagp't given up. and which.
3‘ fitting; Foals" light“. it but that“
. g . 001‘“! firms til iii
names :1. Alissa's millennium"! cl
for Lil-9m W". 9 Short Skirts. in do; 0
7‘ “I fill” muslin. lisp
m i W ‘11 snort shirts. In”... council
. much Io‘wor figure than your home hem.c111stor q: 114:
automate Evorv ulsbisown in this short shuts, clustero
I his a rob m is evidence of tiult fact. broldery deduce.
Ladies Niall Gowns, insertion and Short Skirts. “999 WW
tucked ya a; radio neck and ““11 embroidery, extra
sleeves,‘ , “wall”.
Ladie's' Night Gowns, square neck,
loco and insertion trimmed neck
and sleeves,
.‘ Ladles’ V and square neck Night
1 Gowns, trimmed with cluster of
’ 1 tucks and embrondery.
Ladies' Night Gowns, square neck
trimmed with wide embroidery‘ ‘
and insertion, good quality mus. iLadies' Corset Covers in
lln‘, _ 98w good quality 11111131111. ombi‘b
[doles Cambric Night Gowns. and hemetitched yoke. .
dainty trimmed with lace. and Ladies’ French Corset
embroidery, hematitchcc yoke, $1.49 round neck. trimmed'
The plain. simplest sorts of skirt: "3‘” edging, ‘ ' 1‘
are here, than by easy stages they ad 11.,adios.i<“ronch Corset 0".
vance to the fluffy. blilowy iace- trlm- trimmed, With two row 9:“.
mod garments which are very trl-I insertion and lace trim
umphs of skirt architecture, all shorn‘ and sleeves.
of even a responsible profit though. Ladies Corset 00W” "1’
just for this sale. took and cambllco "11111119011: ".1"
Long White Skirts. made of good 2:: quality Of lace and curb ‘
u lit cotton. embioidcr '
30%“: deep ruffle. y lie-B A good way to know the
Long White. Skirts in exist quality “but”? I?” the W“ ‘2"
muslin. trimmed with lace and14 c .10 rmm "9' (we
insertion. dust ruific, sew "9 worry), sumthsmp
Long White Skirts. with doepL film"; it": ‘33” ‘3“‘1'33‘h
tucked ileunce of embroidery.1 L di “D” “u prds that
fine quality of cambrlc. “mes! ”was file en" ti h
Long White Skirts with deep flofimc‘gm mu” “1 em “5
flounce trimmed with line tucks ',
with in‘seril'on and embroidery. 32.49 ‘ mm“ mem- “9"? hematite
Iumc tuck trimmed. ..
The‘ heading of this "ad." plslnidy ’Ladics Drawers. deep flouuc wl
states the facts concerning the doped hemstitchcd tucks. .1
ability of this bright, fresh muslin use Ladics‘ Drawers, superior quail”
demear outfit, so we'll devote those
muslin. embroidery ruflle, liar-I1
columns to figures mostly. if you'll fit. 1
lOW tuck, trimmed,
"4 Washington Street. South Norwalk. Conn. I
49c.
59c. comb so. some semen
doliitiiy trimmed With loo . 1
'sry. and oil; yes. every
75c. lower prices thou orients. till
labord to oifd'r lies. a
mini. is.
1. deity lolin obligate. Mia‘s
. Odell/cry. violin solo. Cave 1; 1
1. Ralf Miss Littleiohn: dual‘tdtte.‘
1 Lord. 1 Come. arr. from Bron. Bass-
lolln obligate, Miss tlelosn.
vuwnsn METHODI as 11
Church. Rev. Join
Bolster. Subject Gethsem e; 12 in.
W school; .11 11.1111 ion- lies.-
gue'; 6 p. m.. Prelim! B
sermon by the poster. Sobjoct, Trial l
of Jesus. '
.1 Maul
SOUTH GONORWXQ‘E CONGREGA.
tienai, corner West avenue and, West
street. Rev. Paul M. Stroller. pastor
-~Public worship. 310130 lam sor-
ratio by the poster. s inlet. Pilates
Hall. or Loyalty to th;. 12 in
Sunday sehool;4 4:30- p. m. vessel‘s
address by the pastor. Christ and
I Banshee. A duortotto will sing;
5: 30 p. m., Christian Endeavor ser-
vice, subject Christ Our High Priest.
FIRST CONGREGATiONAL CH Ultoil
w'i‘he usual monniug services at
10:30. Preaching by the pastor. At
the evening soivices, Companies i)
and 1-. of the Fourth Regiment. Con-
necticut National Guard. will be the
guests of the Church; attending the
sex vices in full uniform. The sub
ject of the sermon will be. The Gal-
lant Three Hundred. Sunday schoon
at 12 o 'clock. Endeavor prayer meet
lug at 6: 45. Subject, Christ UuI
High Priest. Around the Table at
the parsonage on Tuesday evening -
at 8 o’clock. Duscusslon. Our Hein-
tions with Cuba. Parliamentary pro- _
cod-Ire. Mid week meeting on Thurs-
day ovenlng at 7:45. Subject. Will
a Man RobCod? Reading from The
Sky Pilot. Bill's Bluff.
8 W E DIS H CONGREGATIONAL
Church. Riversade avenue, East
Norwalk—«e-Regular services at 10:30
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sermon by Rev.
B. [is Ssther‘; Y. P. S. C. E. at 5:30.
BAPTlST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, REV. De-
Wltt 'i‘ulmage Van Don-en. pastor-«-
Prayer service at 10 a. m.: sermon.
10:30 a. m.. Levitation in Religion.
Sunday school. 12 m.: B. Y. P. U.
meeting at 6:110 p. m.: sermon, 7:30
p. m.. Power to Heal the Sick. Lec-
ture on Psychology. Tuesday night.
7. 30 Thursday prayer service at
":45 D m.
EPISCOPAL.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH. cor-
ner of West street and Fairileld ave.
nue. Rev. R. F. Humphries. rector--
Holy Communion. 8:00 a. m.: Sum
day school, 9:45 a. m.: Morning
Prayer and sermon. 11 a. m.: choral
service. with Evening Prayer and
sermon. 7:30 p. m.
GRACE CHURCH, REV. .i. MCGUIRE
Bellows. rector. Albert M. Mansfield
director.——l1‘ourth Suddny in Lent.
Morning service, 10:45 a. In. Proces-
sional 603. Litnay Hymn 89. Hymn
203. Oil‘ertory. 0. Saviour 0f the
World. Recession 363. Evening
service. 4:15 p. m.: Processinmni
615. Hymn 345. “i Waited for the
Lord.” from hlcndclssohn’s Hymn of
Praise. ouurtctte and chorus, “Shad
awe of the Evening Hour." by Barri.
arr. by Sehelly, Mrs. A. M. Mansfield.
soprano; Mrs. Robert Van Buren.
contrnlto; A. M. Mansfield. bass:
tenor from New York. lieccssionai
679
190
ch 15¢
Woolens.
We are now exhibiting our Spring and Summer Cloths
and our Custom Department never before showed so lat
variety of suitlngs and trouserings. and all at moderate prices
The variety of color combinations this season are very on
cross. but our stock consists only of the most desirable col.
ore and cloths.
CHEVIOTS, SERGES. WORSTERS, FLANNELS.
THIBETS.
Trousers, from $5.00 up. Suits from $18.00 up.
. «
We are also showing a large line of Coverts, Oxfords
Viennas and Cheviots for Spring Overcoats.
Open every evening until 9 o ‘clock.
Tel. call 133-12
Tailors. Clothiers, Hatters, Furnishers, .
85 Washington 51.. South Norma
ADVENT.
ADVE NT ( HitlS'l‘lAN CHURCH. Van
Zundt avenue. East Norwalk, .1. W
Davis. pastor-Preaching. 10:30 a.
m. Subject. The Revelation of Jesus
Christ; text. Rev. 1.. l-5: Sunday
school. 12 m.: Loyal Workers' meet-
ing. 5:45 p. m.: evening sermon. .
p. m.: subject. To Reveal Christ.
Good singing. free seats. and a cor-
dlul welcome.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
3 p. In. 100 East avenue. Mrs. A.
A. Moody. First Reader. All are
welcome. '
osaMAN svknosLIcAL.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Charles A. Brockmclor, pastor—Her-
,viccs every. Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. in the Swedish Congrega-
tional Church.
, MISSIONS.
SOUTH NORWALK MlSSiON~IiEti~
ulur service tomorrow alteruoop at
3:15 0 ‘clock. in the old Congregation-
al Church chapel in North Main
lHE
Central Paid to. ’s Store
, Can be found all kinds of
Groceries,
Fruits, Vegetables, .
Meats, Pouliru,‘
in fact (beryl/ling in the estable line that
is needed for the table.
street. Come and enjoy the service. 1 In our , ,
Good singing and speaking,
MAPLE auoaa racer. FlSll Devallment
Will be Located in oqu. and sup wm I ‘ e 5“,, tbs but that mm c n
be sound in bus Plains. 1w ey a MW '
NEW YORK. M :h Iii-«A i It
the Times. from Alllliubuloflllldfsbr‘iysu IF YOU ARE NOT ’GETTING SATB‘
FACTION WHJ
The maple. sugar and syrup boilers of
that section of Ohio. which is now the
ERE YOU ARE
gmapll: sugai‘; flinging center of 'qtge TRADING .
WOT . are 8 0“ arm I Cm! a
season is Just 0 billing. and the plans Give us a trial. We lined} we can please you.
are Illinost comp bated. instead of soil
individually to the buyers and
be but their own sap, the farmers will
“appoint one salesman to look after
their interests. and will send all the
sap wane lactate s boiled. , .
Middls‘llsd been a county. will be
the location: it is situated in close
proximity to some 800. 000 maple trees.
The trust will place the price or ovrup
at $1 a gallon. as average some. of 1 '
twentwivc cents. Harmful-o the 1
prices haysmsrisd. Sugar molten
above sold to agents without. bluegill iii
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his pussies-1n
some Railroad Race and
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