w ospurlss.
evifoilowmg pointments of die 5
trioi. deputy grand masters, and past
noble. tends. for Rebekeh districts.
have b“ on made by Grand Master Wii- ‘
linm“~ s. Hutchinson. of the Grand
house, .I. 0. ‘0. in: .
First. Philip- Bond. 8d,: of .New Buy-
Henl second. Filed. __ erlck Boescmfiupw
Haven; third ‘ urge P. Stdrtevlsnt, of
liartfordr tb, Edward P. Nobbs, of
Bridgeport ginormous Denim. of
Bridgeport. , nth, Frank 8. Smith, of
Seymour; seventh. Fletcher Van Hon.
‘ our. Norweik: eighth Joseph H. Hew-
. lay. of Dun!) by; dint ,J. P. Stoddard,
‘ “‘~' :5 . (1:1! Norrielap: onthirii‘.” C. Burrows. of
1. . r 1 ow on one. o
.8 Bicycle Stan.
outh Norwalkpflt.
E9
in y Music in
ileknown cool
oven Lender. deaths at
duh. E will interest. t
moniker in Bounds
be murrlsseof Miss its
h outline Rev
d.
Merlin
axon. Regular.
sold. as shown ,
connoisseurs,
E MEBOHiillliS
Many thlnud that will i... of Immediate use... §
E' *' t plan d
. .. E .3 looilrnnditwllihouoo
hinted at Blingerisnds. near Alon
New Yorkrwhero' the browsers-p
ants reside. Miss Heath is wel known
inflow Huron as it singer of, taste and
superior yolce, nudl with her sister, 3 ‘
Mrs; Bronco‘s Month-Eaton. has been around honeyed . E:
heard indeed: and solos at many local stately rubberpinhts“
concerts and musicales. sine went foreground. while the E .
from. South .Norwalk last September. files i. ‘ lo rugs and cushi up of the 7 ‘
where ,she occupied: on: excellent ‘drawihgwom scene E lent on New Britain. “ennui. A. M Wood
chin-uh position. in Schenectady. New, eastern softness to "t .
York..to take no, (WEB larger position.
‘ana- . . ‘ ford. of Bristol; sixteenth. Peter Jef-
ueso'iantisrns and hunting“ tinnsfornicd ‘E Willi » ‘ ’ Jordon. of Hartford; seventeenth. Leo.
in a “populist sense. Mrs. mutou's ‘ ‘ . " ' . ,.
in ‘i
3 E e‘mi
lossemblyroom' a
the delicstofoliag .
erect the dogwood; fornitnx a, hoe
eventh. Frank A.
Woolworth. of Waterbury: twelfth. E.
(‘3. Stalighion..of 'l‘homaston, thlr~
teonth. Lincoln D. Hill, of Wailing
ford; fourteenth. Qei bi. Wardner. of
9. "Dr iw‘rcnch newspaper
”to end them constantly.
" dying that’tlic Ger-i
. ‘ icons; nor do the
hey regard as as their _E
if the effect of our
"Lao. Curtains.
' Aviot of 500 pairs» bought under price
and his time when not wanted.
saint Wald”.
The best thoughts of the best innit»
cr » l ,E f r admiration and
. ~ ' the W?" win-dam, My the north and paid Hell, of Mlddlutown: eiglitceutli, .18 "‘r‘ W" ”by”? h )w'l 10".,”"3 f" 59"“ ”“3““ 2"" "m
tlon.‘ "I’llc‘ltuglisli marriage took place early to April. south sass of the room. A table. or G. B- Sillimufl. 0‘ 1933“: “WWW“, “OW” A wmd‘ relow of l e no 71"“3' rudiedvgoodwolue'ot 90"! we “V
by natural fies of The coming. wedding date E wannaL lending along [the whole southsldc of if. L. Chapman. of Lyme; twontieth. sorts. E » i 0‘13)": ' wontlinat.;.longey_
‘ ' l , 4” pounced at that time. it was the the room. was tastefully set with the Noyes R. Bailey, 01' Milford; iwentr- , . W ‘ “3» ‘ = \ i5 is « 7'
go,» Wc-supp y titnllwl 1 choice of both to have u separator/ed refraghmgntfi (my the evening. ,In Olh- ‘ first, H. G. Robbins, of Stony Creek: Gingham and Portals Shirt it site Other striking values, at 69c, 31 and
1111 many trade conditions ding, although coming so near togetn or parts or the wondered branches of h alibpsmffidg {mm twenty-second. J. 8. Eiuilivan. of New from 50.. to $3. The materials are the 31.35. .i E E. l .
in our friends. They an. The ceremony will be performed dogwood [gave variety [of outline and ”logobelipresontedmionuncomm- .
Milford; twenty-third. E. ‘J. Tulimadge.
of" Huntsville; twenty-fourth. C. A.
Kirk, of Stamford; twenty-fifth, Jo-
twenty-seventh. E. N. Peck, of East
Huddom; twenty-eighth. J. C. Barstow,
of Wiliimuntic: twentydilnth. Andrew
G. Larson, of Hartford; thirtieth, W.
rome Warren. of Putnam; twenty-
0. Perkins, of Gretna: thirtydlrst. Ed-
ward E. Fuller, of Toilnnd: thirty-sec-
ond, ii. J. Hirsch. of Norwich; thirty~
third. 0an Brandt, of New Haven.
Rebekah Dieti‘ictv—«ii‘irst. Mrs. S. U.
Wright, of New Haven: second. Mrs.
R. Uullbi'nnd. of Merideli: third. Mrs.
Kate J. Reynolds. of Bridgeport:
fourth. Mrs. Sophia Roll. of Bridge-
port; fifth, Miss Edith A. Reynolds. of
in the Methodist Church in Stinger:
lands by the Rev. Charles Heath. isth-
er of the bride. ‘
Miss Sylvie May Eicock and Miss
Grace Frisblo. willdoeyer Newlflnvon
Monday, June lid, for Kansas City.
where they will spend the summer
studying vocal music under the in-
struction of Francis Fischer Powers.
[the New York instructor. Mr. Powers
has a summer. school in Kansas City.
and many of his eastern pupils go to
the western city to continue work un»
der (liffenontohylronmentsu Miss Frin-
bic has studied with Mr. Powers for
two or three years and has oocompnn.
led him at his song recitals. it will be
remembered that she: arranged a re.
color.
jot 8:80 the‘progrnm was begun.
The artists Were: Miss Gertrude
Lyon. eldcutionist; Miss ‘Moi'K‘elley. .1»
pianist; Master Front: Sturt'event. rio-
linist. Miss Lyon's stated irecitntious
were Como“. 'Ol’ Pi'ok‘ett’s Neil. One-
chgcd Goose, and nho‘ save an en-
cores. When do Folks Am (lone.
Prompt Obedience. and The School
Ma'nm's Courting. Miss Lyon in el-
waye affevorito, and her faithful im~
personation, and intelligent insight.
glorified the words of those selections.
so that she curried our listeners whith
or she would. ' " ' ‘ E
Miss Kelley delighted with Hearts
and Flowers, 'i‘obani. and Minuet. Pad-
,it is to their advantage
the closest terms of
p with us. But with the
' " a different. c only
_ as a rival. Tie Ger-
ocs 0t feel friendly toward
nrman-ihnlericau. « He re-
m as unpatr‘iotid in break—
ey from the country of his
very best. the styles ore‘oli theyery
newest, striking polka dot and stripe
effects, also solid colors. White Shirt
Waists, 980. to $4. . '
In muslin and lawn. bemotitched,
tucked and plain, two styles of par-
ticular note. both button in back and
mode or fine sheer lawn. ,also very
dainty all over lace clients and em-
broldery. in rovers and crossretripes,
a mntcllless variety and exceptional
values at prices marked.
Mohair and Homespun Outing and
“A‘iil flnt—eiassLetoroe n it the Drone
eon .ss Lia. _
nutritional Bank Building.
1..., ,
. By authority “4116.30de of Diroc»
ore, the building of the Eirst' National
Batik of South Norwaikpond the lot on
which it stands. will be sold. at public
Hosiery.
All over ‘ drop, etich, commonly
called lisie thread; made of fine Egyp.
tlnn cotton, the“ regular one kind, 19o.
Drop stitch German stockings, gen-
nine Lisle thread, our regular 390
quality (today only) 250.
Summer Neckwear
Novelties.
are here in splendid varietyn Dome
Fashion's latest fancies. A particular
u lddte for ‘a" seat in the
“i3 n commonwealth parlia—
ment on the eve of the elec—
Ecwfollowiug statement: “1
So mour: sixth. Mrs. Martha *0. i‘ . ,
, . oils] in New Haven a'yeur o‘i“ W0 ago orewskl. she responded to an encore nlictionqon Tnc'slloylE the 25th (layuo: Dolls-by. of: Danbury; seventh, Mrs. Walking Suits, $4.98 to $12.50. some strong lne of wash stocks Mull ties
reveled in the CONN?-t Of for Mr. Powers find that it was well by”. playing a favorite "of the pupils June. 1‘01! “t “ oclock 1" m.. 0“ I“
too. hemstltched, ruffled and embroid-
. . n . .
sixth, (l. W. Mollilol. of Iottlilnd. ered ends.
new lil‘rivnls just opened.
Myra Matthews, of Norwich; eighth.
out. more than 10,000 ”lemme“
V attended and greotly enjoyed. Miss
argc portion on foot. l
Loin du Bel, rendered by Frank Sturtc
Eicock has not as yet been iiIllIPI‘ the
Prices range from 25o to
root. on the violin. was listened to
The lot is twenty-six and a half foot Dress and Walking Shirts are here
Mrs. lilo C. Wildmun, of Waterbury; $1.50.
f -, E - E instruction of Mr. Powars. with breathless attention. and it was a “'0‘“ “13“ ”a" and seventyoiu ‘9‘“ ninth. Mrs. ldn M. Stumpf, of Thomas I" 3"?!“ "New and “t “st-“Mimi“?
.p blislieil and circulated. I w,_m deep regret to oil that his modesty for deep. 'ihe building is twenty-Bin and ion; tenth, Mrs. Anna iluinton, of Men low pliccs. A visit to this section wrli
hi! my OWIllla‘ldSi or by . WHO THE SINGERS ARE. bade fitting preparation for an encore. “ PM foot widcmndsilfty “’8.“ deep. idea: eleventh, Mrs. P. Vogclgosaug. surely rcpay you. $2.98 to $27. NGW‘BCJtB.
liembers‘ of ill famil' . -———~— After the serving of refreshments. ” lsceutrully located; as '0‘" stories of New Britain; twelfth. Mrs. A. A. ..
i ' ‘f H ¥t 1y ' Rehearsals Progressing Finely for Jed all adjourned to the Kindergarten and and i1 basement; is well and strongly Wells. of Glastonbury; thirteenth. 1"” and We Muslin Batistes and are almost a daily happening here, .
’?00 Puffs O I] 16-"? “$1.39" Bennett's School at the Armory. the adjoining hulls. where dancing wns “gm; °""“‘m‘i""‘t)“: go“ 5“,“:an “at Miss Bertha Handel, of Hartford; four- Dimitics, 13%“ a yard. Five thousand The advent 0f the shirt Will“ makes
-orm. “W9 P“) “He‘- r . . indul ed in until 11 xceilent music 3 0”“ present r C an 3" . 94° " teen Hattie L. Chlttenden of Guil-
. ~ 'lhe old fashioned New England g - M . .
oples of speeches delivered
nerd above.
The honking room has a. large. steel-
ilned. fire and burglary proof vault
with new. modern. time lock.E_und is
yards. we got them nt'n bargain, so
shall you. All the clioicest color-lugs
and patterns of the season. including
for dancing was furnished by Masters
Sturtcvnnt and William Chine, violin-
ist and pianist. High School pupils.
The following pupils served us the
the belt a necessity.
Plotted Taffeta Belts”. 25c and up-
word.
choir had two full rehearsals at the
Y. My. vaA-‘sl'mfl Saturday and are
to have two more today. Miss Nellie
ford; fifteenth. Mrs. Minnie A. North.
of Cheshire; sixteenth. Miss Florence
Jennings. of South Norwolk: seven-
, ‘uStituency and 125,000
3. offlffioillt‘pngc circulars. .
erly lmposmble that this
‘ _ I ‘ V “.th Hattie E. Barber, of Control the much desired linen shade, 12%0 a Plaited Satin Belts, 33c and upward.
_ 3:112:32" ‘15 ”l" mama‘flfifl $2135.? committee on decoration: Misses 3‘9“” (26%" t0 “‘9 all“? lggglwgg‘ Village; eighteenth. Mrs. Gertrude M. yard. Leather Belts, 250 and up.
fit of work and literature can both as a ‘ .and actor and a“; Clara Dibble, lino F‘orce, Florence Cnl {3‘32 ”“33“? 3’11“" ‘ 'd ad. tlllrll Heath. of Rockvllle.
0 have its ' ‘t” rlgAlas'l it Y. M. 0. {Innate-luv securing bill, Clurn Vclsor. Mildred H‘omnu. lllgors ‘31:“ éc‘zn" itsdalfvfybi‘lgelrzble ton- ‘ “ "'"""‘""“ ‘ "‘“"‘ "
‘. him as dir n he chorus. No one Mabel Ferris, Masters Frank iaturte. i 'i‘itl - ‘19“ - V ore Ca" 58-2
n will want 6 hearing this choir Wm Jam" V0“ “‘1" “a” ““l’m‘md' mm glitnlll‘n‘g‘bgfidnitls ' .
‘ tiny and Wounds. iddwurd Kendall, Freeman Minion. 94 ‘ ‘1‘" C 313'
(we. pygmy Matthew Corbett, Prank runs. The 1|» . .- “ ‘0“
's, f at tl‘icdiottom‘ofztiie n
ccount was finished. ‘
.. War-—
stor lathe has just been
names of those on the refreshments
committee were Misses Bessie Stowa.
_ Motln Porter, Katherine Molillgh, Ethv
on Mn
lien] '» Estate
Seymo : r’
ii 5 cl Mortinoou, Jessie Gerard. Margnrut
.E ‘ . liutcillnun Alice Burnilum bottle
,1, . , , ‘ . .‘ Baldwin. Ed Barti‘ in” B . ' "
in Plnl_ud,el{rlila..~lt 1586fcet. Edna Bennett. “3 38 ; at Smut, Head.
n'd its total weight is 135
W
Bodwell. Amy Boson itii‘d‘iBognrt.
It has been constructed for
using the 32 huge granite pil-
it) be used in building a new
C. . in cllalllctcr all one pass liv~
is. length.
“WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
u. fulfils of black somewhere
"yourégtlyrn and on your hot it
would. keep up with the latest
I opv'll‘pieco of white costiic soap on
flall‘summ‘er to wash your kid
this with it‘s piece of fluffy neck-
vtliat was never mean‘t‘to wear
.rwnsh waist of any kind.
ave been all she had in the way
(tolling. The silver must be there
uahly rinsed first in hot water. The
die drying and rubbing With the
humble will keep it looking nicely he
Ween the regular days when it re
' is a genuine cleaning.
at an elderly lady recently” with
‘ to their uhorfwune unconsciousiy’iyt
, 'eedingly prelty““bonhot. ’i‘lil!~..lln
nus Were not extraordinary, but the
] or-iuoe straw (it was just at dusk.
31 could not distinguish which) was
out quantity of oil‘ and festive
‘Mtllally stickywith it. while
will use less oil and more el-
th‘ for better results.
>--—~u--
. f MPTON. Juno lie-J'i‘he
rock: 11 will be dry dockod‘tm
' find she will start. for the
. munitions 11. to havu her-
! will peril
of a smart tailor shirt~waist by ‘
E.
. liefendhntilddudument rendered :by
Lucy Brothérton. All 6 Burr, Bertha
Burr, Alice Burnhnm. Maud, Buttons.
Jennie Cameron, LouisepnMield. Cur-
Ericsml. Minnie Fe: Olive Gray.
.iouuic Gray. Lizzie Gray, Willic Gray,
llilliuus Greenwood. {Hattie (irindrod.
Bessie. Geib. Belle Hanson. Miss Han-
son. Will Hoyt, lilies Havens. Aill'oilu
Heath. Fred Hyatt, Monti Kt‘elt‘l‘, Ar»
thul- Keywortb. Marjorie Kemp. Ethel
Kennedy. Katherine Lewis. Lora Law-
rence. Charles Loo. Arthur Lindeburg.
Agnes Lindcbeijg. Elizabeth Lindebcrg,
Katherine Linell. Winifred Merriam.
Maynard Norris Antonio. Noncli. Mm»
Harold Rllndio. lsubell Rider. Lydia
Sccm', Susie Seymour. Muy Smith.
Bessie Smith. Nellie Shea. Brad Smith.
Vim-y Sven. Warren Scoiieid. J. H. Toy-
ior. Annie- 'I‘nylor. Harold Thompson
—-—-——--——.
CONGREGATIONAL CALENDAR.
’i‘he calcudnr of. thc Not-walk Con-
gregational Church for the week is as
follows; The offering next Sunder
morning will be devoted to the Congre-
gational Sunday school and Publishing
.Eociety; “the special mooting”‘~oil the
;. B. A. and king’s Daughters, appoint»
ed for June 5th, wiiivbe'pdstponed't'o
Wednesday. June 12th. at 3:30, When
it Iiil‘ilt‘ attendance is desired; the cel-
D.I).. will talk" on Porto Rico. at the
prayer meeting.
VERDICT son nltv. MR. ARTHUR.
Following [other text of the Suprehto
Court in the Arthur-Nomad Church
case: ChorlcuiM. Arthur vs. Norileid
‘i’arisli Church. 'No error. Opinion by
Judge Baldwin. oil concur. Action for
damages byte Gongregotianui minister
for his settlement as ouster over the
Jennings. '
Wm
‘ pools to secure the signatures of the
two minutes and fortyafivs seconds. .
The Rogue was nailed by Captain Ollie 5
AMERICAN HATS FOR EXPORT.
People who have made it study of
the subject say that there is no roe
qualities they are superior, end with
tho ninety per cent. drawback allowed
by this government upon hats for on
port. there should be no difficulty li‘.
the question of price. ‘
As it matter of fact. American ho:
manufacturers have been so busy till
lug home orders they have had no
time to attend to export business or to
make, a study of its possibilities and
requirements. '
The few manufacturers who have
ties for expansion. and have quietly
been reaping the benefit of their ob
sorvntlons.
SHOVEL COMBINE CERTAIN.
the shovel manufacturers of western
Pennsylvania in a proposed combiner
lion of slmvol plants of the United
States. Eastern and Western shovel
manufacturers. it is sold, have agreed
to the consolidation and Mr. Luring ex~
Pittsburg manufacturers this week..
The proposed combine in to be capi‘
tulizcd at about $10,000,000 and will.
include sixteen of the largest shovel
manufacturing condoms in the coun-‘
Oxfords.
Once—AA Patent Oxfordm
‘E " has style-— the Beer
‘ ,wftfhout the few—fullj
edge soles. .
I iEzirloilléré—‘ARcsseo—Ecocllfi
, or bind the instep.
ennui:"columns-unison;
.Mol'bnrsoOoiuh' ‘ it
Auction.
'7 Houses and 14 Lets, belonging
to the‘estate of Chester F. Tones.
deceased, situated on Taylor ave:
one. city of Soutll Norwalk.
Also house and lot on Lexingg
ton avenue, and five lots on the:
Benedict Farm. “ ‘
l
The Tailor.
Pant'
. Pressing
,3 Ecrvicc out of them.“ 7,
For this sununcr’p wear
will be here, (lon’t‘lla
“ I awake night‘s thinking it
WOtllt-Emwc mention:
gqment.‘ l. mill.
' i
_ FlanneIEISulisof very;
gist“ 9; .
iv;_sliirt during warm weather
our .bclt supply .ls varied
uflicic'ntly to. satisfy “any
(local ' ff“ ’b‘lt ‘ i
yes; the, “World iwoilthcl- ‘
4 Underwear. at 25c. peril
not- .
E '_ is the bolt, you know. Well, '
each other.
nor as in the
one business.
l
:X ”lingual”?! dolly-b,
_. . 81b. Glee-yours
‘ ‘ PR "B A“:
“Tests We have sci aside a certain
“Deacon" William Miller, who has been ill our em
enter upon his duties as lilolinger for the
really to inert and cater to the wants of his friends and the
past, and prove to a multitude,
Rcliicmber we are purveyors to the poop
OUR FAlllldllS‘ ELGIN'II‘CRE'AMERY BUTTER . .’
C
nmoisyxloves with. zucrlte Noack, Hattie Osborne, Moud made a study of the eilport trade. are MITCHELL & SQN’ \ YOUR TRADE SOLICITED.
naii‘fi‘o woman spoils the ef QldflekL Leila pm“. Cynthia pyckm‘ greatly impressed with its opportuni mag-6 Auctioneers.
va’fSomet/n'ng Doing in the , Grocery Line."
.m lulliuk El llliiSi Bargains lili this link
$4240 pm ”song—MAUI) ‘s;!iiwtoua...,.. pus BAG.
" ' / AISLES. GRANULATED SUGAR FOR $1.00.
The Ladies Will “Talk.
ploy for the past fourteen years, will
"Loading iii‘occr". on Monday, June 3rd.
. 1 E . " r , son wit the United States should not “W“ " s _ 3 . . . . . ,
édralfffeacll lElllliii‘ weighing {:lfilrk‘frgfillfifiolw“ Cmflgfl‘ffifgfi supply ll large proportion of‘ihe hats THURSDAY. JUNE 6TH., l‘ vcly lady who secures one (door gills ll'illil'tilll‘ ’bllil‘c 15' a ll\‘!llg talking :ltlvci'tlsclilclit for’oiir
nus? “it has eight cutters zllld t‘lrossmau. Dela ", Lilifd’n‘ my. used in foreign countries. AT’n P M . . place of busmcsu. Vt c arc llpvto—illitc in the nl'lvertlsmg line. What 5 our mtcrcst is our customers ln~
lé granite block is reduced 24 "rill. Holou 1301113 ch Ely. Lona 1“ film"- get‘fip- and WMY‘I‘E‘HISUW r v“
zillmlllii for judicious advertising. which will prove beneficial to
again
He will then be
general public. iii the. some courteous mall-
wllai pure, wllolcsulilr goods can do to build a prosper—
Ylslt our store and see what we are doing. and you will go out feeling as pay as a bird.
of First Quality Goods at Lowest Cash Prices.
i. E. iiillilli. --illalillg llilliiii, 33 West Washington Sliiil.
- . ““ M W ‘1— Hm
" ocy neckwear. but a lliuln linen t‘iurn Vuu llol'on. Kitty wulumm‘ PITTSBURG. June 3—4:. (3.. Loring. . W ,_ .
idiot" and Eli-cent tie would have-ninth \iuy Wiidmun. w...” W liituoyédosdph of Boston, who was one of the orgoiilz- « V ‘. TELEPHONE CALL 133-6. last we our
'th harmony. it; ".inlltloy. Mabel Warren, " Warren. ore of tho Amerlcull Steel & Wire .
loco of Chamois is very: us ”two Warren and Annie‘swlioek. Company. was in Ulttsburg to interest
sing silver after the drill nary ‘E ' . “5'
BUTTER
a trial.
' lwill!
5 LBS. CREAMERY BUTTER FOR $1.50.
l
liar-l. 7*“ AN ‘.
.' 1
cm:
. , try. 5 to. box Hominy, 14c FRESH STOCK Golf Brand Beets. per can, 100
. , cbrotion of (.hildrln Day wlliib osi- .
mfl-rgsodtuatltlenoipm {lugginsptfi "one“ to Sililtlanytlgiltr 16th: A8 “1:00“ ‘ 13 Cakes Oval Soap, 25:: of Evaporated Peaches, per lb.. 100
”a .0! 331‘; anal-own it mdllbp‘ller court trial, under the auspices of this .. Tllt‘i‘t‘ is liililCil niirzlcllvc- Cream Corn. can, 70 ' Enamelinel per box, . 30
my very ““3...” with'her white hair "l“:lmh‘md‘l“ “‘0 inhale“ 0’ the N0!" V , nose to well-pressed ClOlll' Root BebeExtract, bottle, 10c HAMS, SHOULDERS, BACON, 6 lbs. Lump Starch. for 250
lid lately form. $205.3 figlfuéh‘mlm imam, ‘ililvvll‘l‘lfl: . GL0 ER 3 lug. This continual (liillll)- Mauio.‘Ycloft,‘ box, r ‘ v 4c ETC. Lima Beans, POI“ (tin 12°
tlyggmldmdemetillllzww’tmg133?; :2 at~8;15"duloclri Judge. u}. old-l AI THE PLACE. iicss lulu-u the “press“ uii Magnolia'rbrglndtom'packaae. 9c Lame Jm Dido's Jnm. 10°
- ‘ . lio‘strom‘; ‘5“ prosecuting attorney. out of clothill . '
it.“ Egglyiiflvatlll: mdinghvifltgb i; Judge Ed‘Ward M. Lockwood; deiond- .g . ' 1 4. 2 LBS' FULL CREAM CHEESE FOR 25 CENTS‘
lean cloth and waxing 00mm... “M's attorney. Col. A. V. Newman: “““" A“ ClOll‘liilF‘i lefhlmm ,, HARVEST BRAND MILK, (Full weight can) 8 CENTS.
The oiled floor wants wiping complainont. Herbert R' Smith; “6‘ here we wdl press free of " LB 1 CALIFORNIA PRUNES FOR 25 CENTS
wnu oiled cloth And right here imdontfiildatthew W. Starr; 00“" A TI'IO 0! charge. 'i‘rouscrs ptlrcllas~ ' fl 7‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ '
' tell you old friend who used ‘clorkuitcv. George 0' Egbert; “0“” ed ‘l‘- ll -r* lo cents or H ‘ . ' , ._ .
‘leusl'vé’olis such floor but cm” Elbert 8' Adams; w‘mm‘ws» D“ H F ‘ 'L wa t t “l p I ‘ 0 y' E Y C MPANY
lilicovered‘tlg‘t oiiat seventy: 3‘" F.“BeardMMeEershBoi/mom- (wmgr $3000 4‘ pair. ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ” 3. ,v. ‘ , , - 9
. . .- we «21.. so or, eorgo .. oo - . .1 ‘_ ‘ . 1 g, ,3: ’7. ‘1'. ‘ . E . » .. v.
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