‘M “”91 {mind
Almanac for, Tomorrow.
418,8; sets '1: 0,1. .
ll Oil 11 111.13 ii p.111,
”a communications for
_ ‘ould be scanned to The
‘ nal lotter- not outrun.
,ilapn, a merchant of Chand-
Nsw York, having become
that a Christian should not
‘ 11110111111119 given ordcrsto
ot install any more of the
all he has a considerable
hisrnerchandise store.
or" 't1 the recent nreeting of
‘ olfgregational Club 1'11-
1 a people who utrrrze the
lily when some member ot the
,t‘o bo married or b111icd and
all the rest of the time as
f‘tlre church of Jesus
ind of branch of an under-
s ablisbmcnt."
loyalists had a pleasant ex—
' sothcr day near Birming-
gafind. A ba1rei of molasses
\open on the road. .lJna-
‘c catastrophe the bicyclists
' g and were soon in the mid-
hlack sticky fluid. Some ,of
mount'bd safely, and waded
the stuff to dry land, but the
three less lucky indlvld-
f the treacie, their efforts to
{their entanglements causing
an! of amusment to. a. crowd
over the news that General
Gentry, 11 prominent white
9d a member of the governor‘s
1111.11111111111 11111111 In
Nnrwalh .Nhhp'egaiimni Church
I11 lull 'Nnilhi'm
The members of the Nurwalk Fire
Department gathercd lust availing. at
7. ofclock, at the quarters of Phoenix
Engine Company. in Main street. Nor-
walk. and marched in double lilo and
in full uniform. ninety strong. to the
Norwaik Congregational Church.
where, by special invitation from the
pastor, Rev. George lircw Egbert, they
occupied seats in the center or the
church. The church was well filled,
nearly all the costs In tho sldc‘ aisles
and galleries being occupied.
The men included mcmbcrs of the
Norwalk Fire Police, Phoenix Engine
company, Planter Hook and Ladder
Company and Hope Hoar Company, and
were headed by Chief .l. 'l‘. Prowitt and
Assistant F. W. Smith. in their spot-
less blue unlfor ms gloves and shining
brass buttons they were an imposing
sight A special musical service ar-
ranged for the occasion, under the di-
rection of Organist 11.18. Gibson, was
excellently carried out by the choir
Tho pastor welcomed the fireman
again to the church. and although not
personally acquainted wrtlr each mem-
ber, felt that he knew thorn'nevcl’thc-
less. His sermon was in part as fol-‘
lows: "As you wand you way on th-
train through the Highlands of the
Hudson, beginning at Peeksklll you
nave a tortuous course. On the west
snore near Anthony‘ s Nose, you see a
queer shaped mountain The foliage
is fine. (icing up the river the trav-
ci11r1 1is impressed with the grandeur of
this peculiar mountain bill the‘ travel
hie Iieparlmeni x
no stronger than its most poorly managed department.
cases that department is the advertising department...and it should
be the most carefully managed. In order to reap‘dollhra out of your
advertising space it is necessary to sow dollars and sense into it.
" 1 Sincerely yours,
Nh‘mll ‘Nineiu 111111111 P19311111 ‘
Mr. Merchant; 9 ' L I .|
'.‘A chain is no stranger than
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1 " 1
Charles Merritt, of tth lifford I'har-
macy. drove to Stamford yesterday. '
William Dlnsdule. clerk for A Dick
11r1'nnn, whooicd to iiiidneport ycslor—i
oily.
Miss Daisy Govern and Wesley (l.‘
Wood. of Brooksldc, spent Sunday with'
Miss Grace Stevenson, of Bridgeport.
George Lauder rcturncd to Gr'csrr
wlch this morning, after spending,
Sunday at his homo in South Nor-
walk. . ' i
l
Baptist Church will Irold 11 social ch- [
nesday evening. at'the home of Mrs]
Gilbert" 1.. Horton. in Upper Maln‘:
street. i
The breaking of a trollcy wire in‘1
Van Zandt street. Inst ov11rrilrg.1lciny-
cy tho trolleys 1111111111. time. it want
linuliy mended.
Arrangements Iilth‘ been made furl
the funeral of Albert Baiazs to takei'
place tomorrow aircrnoon, at .‘i 111‘rlock. 1
from the house. ‘
Today is the last that the South Nor—
walk street commislonsrs will receive
scaled proposals for rebuilding the 1
1 ircscent Terarce wall.
fills Ncliic Grlflln was removed. frlonr
South 1111511111111, May 111, 1911:.
its weakest link '” a business is
In most
EVENING SENTINEL.
Mr. (loom—Warm 1 there some kind of
a hitch about tho wedding of Mr.
Sporrsigh and Miss Mooncy?
Mr. eroop--No; the groom did not
show up, so there wasn't. any hitch at
all. wilaltimor 11 American.
{NI/\‘H‘Vr‘ _
Largely bccnnso they are foresight
.‘cd in tvhat. they ”undertake.
Many of our successful men hogan
their progress upw'ard by opening 11
'Savings Bank coconut. ,
A wonderful stimulus is the thought
{that one is “getting ahead. "
THE SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK.
UNITED BANK9 BUILDING.
(Continued 11111111111111 Page) " I
NEWBBOYS CAN PLAY BAAL.
Defeated the Norwaik Hour Men, Nine-
teen to “no.1
The Norwalk Hour baseball team
went down to defeat to the Newsboys'
team to the tune of nineteen to seven.
Saturday afternoon. The game extend
ed far into the night. When the nine
innings had been completed it was so
dark the ball could hardly be noon
The, lineup of the teams was:
Newsboys. liour.
i‘i other.
H. Cahlil . .Tollos, Kollogg. ltobin
‘ Catcher.
Mlilor .............. ituusell, Itobiui
. First llam-
Wilson ........ Floris Kellogg Robin
Second ”111111..
C. “until ............... ii 1‘ I1 cum-
1 Third iiusu.
\Vurr cu ..................... 'l' olicu
Short Stop.
Fitch ............. B1 cnnan Kciiolggl
Right Field.
llouton ..................... 'l‘bornns
. (lonlcr l1‘icld.
A lleath .................... llrown
1.111 111-111 1
Dsigan and Local .......... 1. (.111 hey,
The score of tho gurnc by innings!
was:
Newsboys.
'1212'1.11~~1112
Hour,
..l
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NATIONAL LEAGUE BASnmAl.L.
ST. LOUIS. May 11~Tho New
forks today won the game In their
half of the ninth inning by slugging!
Wicker‘s slants with vengeance. Four"
lingles and three runs were c,ounlod‘
.or tho New Yorkers in this inning. J
._ __.1_...-._
'1 I‘hc game was well played and was;
not won until thc last 1111111 1111111 our.
The attcndanct- was 7 81111. ’i‘hi': score:
‘it, Innis, 2 i) (l 0 .l. i 0 U (l~—,~i ,
fiv‘cw York, 072 i) 0 0 0 0 0 3—411
'iuylor andBowermuu were the batfl
tcry ‘for- New York, whilc Wicker and Q
Nichols were in the points for the tuil~‘
cndors.
YESTERDAY‘S GAMES.
New Y'orit, 5; St. Louis, 4.,
Brooklyn ll:Cl1ica1.;o, 11.
l’ittsburg. 10; Cincinnati. 0.
STANDING OF THE CLI'lli-i.
W.
Ladies-’ShirtWaists
The ever popular and corrrfortublo Shirt Wuists nro lit'l‘t‘. as never
May-‘DayEESaIe
bcforc 1111 great variety of smart fashions.
Noutly mndc sonic. embroidered and tucked, others plain and hem-
stltchcd. nil in good styles. .Jriicod below their wo1th in1 order to Cli'illtl
Yet we have tho, good kinds in (oi:
A11 endless assortment of tho vory best. waists this country pro-
Aftor dissecting the many diffm'ent makes our oxpérlonccd buy-
ers have received many fluttering compliments from curly customers
for the perfect fitting and reuulrknbly low price on our summer waists.
unit. 11 sales
are.
duccs.
Whltc predominates.
Call and son them now before the assortment is broken.
At 9111»,
Ladies‘ Wliito'Horustltcliod and 'I‘ilckcd Waist",
and tucked, plain bcmstiichcd. all In scrtion frant.
At $1.. 25. Ludlos' White Waist, 'l‘uckcd Yoko,
button back.
At $1. 39, Ladies‘ White Waist. wide hcmsiitched and full tucked.
At $1. 51) Ladies White Waist all over insertion also the fine tucked
kinds.
At $.75. irudlcs‘ Wbltc Waist. all 'inscr'tion front and button back.
At. H.115, Ladies” \Vlriic Waist. lino all over and tuckcd slccvcs, also
olhcr different styles.
At $2.00, Ladies Whito Waists.
iiutton back or 11-0111,
stitched tucks, fine insertion. Many other good styles.
At 32.98, insertion and all over Tricking, body and sleeves.
This will give you an idea of what our assortment is. We will show
you many styles not mentioned here.
About fancy waists,
many siylcs in printed and lino mcdras. 48c 11p.
Il 1111.
insertion
button back or front,
We have
horn-
. , _ or on the way down does riot ace the. .1, _ .1 .P.C
1‘1““th Principal Booker mountain lathe some light. the two :hgyglofistlgfilgguh: thhlehiorfifillhglhh; 1 ' i’lttsburg ................ l8 1‘. .1357 1
ngton (who has an engagement are looking at things from different i l i :{n ‘ Chicago .................. 10 f. 15.5;
a in' the city two or three liewiloints in p in suffer "1:51.13 '1') ’ W" a New York ............... ll 8 ..1791
to go straight to his so 1‘ ‘5 with ‘1'““1 St 1‘“ l‘“ "W5 R. J. Cutblli says that than1 is a man , 1 “03‘0" """"""""""""" ' "9 500‘
, _ there as his guest until particularkstrftssi “”03,“ ftaith S" Paul 111 the road who claims to rcprcscut aliilakdlc'lplria """"""" s 1‘: .l-li,
1mewmm. nmvsmmo1Ndhhlnmohmnéhhdlhx‘m”m“'““Mmr "h'bw"m1 1thh. """"""""" ih'NN
, 1 1 1 ~ ............... l ' .1 l
democratic govcrnor to fire. 3 man no work would he done to amount desist he is linhlc in get into troublt a 8 hit. Louis ................. 5 iii .377: ' ' ' ' '
a his staff The rcucral does :10 anything, if all men Were swift wcd .iAh’IES SCHI-ZDIIHGD FOR ’i‘i‘rirA‘. practice Siltur'duy afternoon and play- I MANY HAIDS lN CHICAGO.
A meeting of the Town High School;
board is being held this afternoon atl
the Franklin street school to perfect or» 1
rnngements for the commencement ex, ,1
crcises of the High School classes.
11d a team mostly much 11p of mom
, born of the N01 u .1ik Milli: hire Depart iicemcn, under instructions from May-
rncnt. After the seventh inning tht' ' or Harrison last night raided saloons
outs wrrc noticountcd and the I7 '1! music halls which have violated
walks staid in the field, allowing their 11111 midnight and music ordinances
optimil‘lilti to remain Li llli‘ hill. Tilt} and arrested more than 90 men and
' acre :11 the 11nd of 1.11.1 (iglrtlr 11111111 '11 women. The. raids were the most;
was six to ”1101! iii lttVOi‘ 01' till' NOi lirOi’Ollgll that havg taken place on {fie
walks. 1Wcst Side in a number of months.
j’i‘hu bulk of them were made in the
‘ 2115001191 Washington 1., a: ll dicuf nervous prostrstion. There is CHICAGO. May 12.—West side po-
his man ,, he says “and I 11011 iiudtcd usefulness in men who look at
1 Ilhings from different staudpoinis.
W368 3 man ““9" my 9“"“ The tongue kindlcs a great lire. So.
.-I COHRMBI' it an “0110? 10 P111 and so says you re dishonest. The You 1 rent: vats” bur lar and
” ' ' ' -‘ car
'1 1... .._._ i’...‘ if éiiliif ht". iiiii‘i1i‘f’iifi.“.iii‘i . 1111111111111 1111111 11911111 11111 11111111111» 11111011an 11,1331.» .......i.. law-
his progress of a trial inI is dishonest So it is that misundcr ”am J' Dixon, died last night at he" 1 “W: insurance WWI“ emu “1
issourl the other day a ’ttnndrng “leads to n11sundcr.stan1iing ionic. N0 3 WM” street aged “'69 The
New York in St, Louis.
Brooklyn in Chicago.
Boston in Pittsburg.
Philadelphia in Cincinnati.
During the series of games bctwccn
the eastern and western teams just
completed. the former fell down very
hcavily. At the claw. of the 111111 East. .
vs, West series the following tabla}
shows the rcsaits: '
F or $4. 00
and up.
1: v 1 or 1v- ' H
the prom-her spoke hr the tongue as a "‘ m“ ““3 ”“9“ “mm” a H“ The n 1'- 1: 11.111.111.111 team will lin.
:nearly a year. The jurymcn I,
{Whom were from the (101111
‘11 moving around rcstlessiy.
hurt caught on. He said: “Gen
will suspend c'fourt nwhllo,
ury can Walk out in the 11.1..
11111111 it wants 10,111 satisfy
at it really can rain in Mis-
oss we can afford to lose. a
lites“ cinder this pleasant
tit, Weather." '
11
Elliot); Scientist who had notio
interning way in which
times are lost in space
til within apparent talking dis
rth all sound of the human
rgins of bells, but a dog's bark
lenrly. So also the bellow
or out in some field would
above the babel of a busy
screeching of railroad
gambling Economy and extrnyngancc
were conirnasled the speaker referring
to the slight dislioncstlcs as a woman
taking a date or prune to taste it in a
store. Hcr little child sees her and
takes one too. The child In dishoaust.
Who's to blame?
HchVcr, the little things amount to
something. Doing the thing over and
over again is what counts. Strength.
trutlr‘and honesty is not by leaps, but
by resisting temptation all the time.
'i'hr- speaker spoke1 of too recent Hobos
ken lire,.how a ship that had caught
fire drifted about, setting docks on fire
1'11 either side of the river, endangering
life and property. But the firehoat
llrer damage. "You and ["1 said the
speaker. “are fireboats, ,not 'to kindle
1. at to pour out. "
Hc then asked the question "Why am
i a Christian?" " BecausaJcsus Christ
11 the only man who tells me how and
will help me to do right. There are
plenty of. men who will tell you how.
1 int they do not help you. To save men
is worth while, not only to quench the
tire in ourselves but something greater
shun than, ,to quench the fire in titers}... "
11' he sermon was closed witha
1Mcaodnt~ of.- the rescue or a mini
’Captaln Ahearn. of tha' Fourteenth
Company, uptown, New York city. He
, had dragged the, man out. through the
flame slid smoke and had narrowly es-
1 «mortars on the Othamo house, now ban
111g built in Wilton avenue. will. it is
thought. be satisfactorily adjusted this.
11Vening, at the meeting of the local
Carpenters’ Union.
it has been decided that the annual
meeting of Center High ,School Alum
ni Association will be held Wednesday
evening, May 21,. at the Central Club.
Several members of the Association
from out of town are on the program.
There will also be music and recita-
tions, followed by refreshments.
A good joke is beingtold today on
George Eckley lngham. Some time
went to Darien. only to find that he;
had gotten there a week ahead of ‘
time.
The case of (“rank Moran. charged
with burglarizing rue residence of
Charles Lowndes, in South Main street.
will come on tomorrow afternoon, at 2
o’clock, in the superior court. Deputy
Sheriff John W. Scullcy has subpoe-
mod the following witnesses: Charles I
howndes. Constablcdohn J. Goodwin,
irs. Charles E Woodward. Chief Wil-
liam Vollmer. Sarah‘ Foster and George
11.111.11.11. Prosecuting Attorney Wil-
(13.86
iiam F. Tammany will prosecute the '
TrustCo
.93 WASHINGTON 8T.
Office hours 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. daily.
Saturday evening also, 6 to 8 p. m.
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL
1.111 1111111111: 11.111111
SOUTH NOMALK. CONN-
in: around “a cured several ago he. was asked to play the violin .-
: ertook an interesting ex- :ttrefrms into the biazllhg hulk extin at an affair to be given May 18, m Dar- Capital. $100,000 00
age: balloon- He found that unfailing the fire, and prevgnt‘ing fur. ien. Yeflerday the youthful artfs‘.‘ Surplus. SIOO’OO‘ODOO
Other Profits. 584, 000.00
JOHN II», EERRIS. President.
JACOB hl. IAYWN. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swartz
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
.l. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts Sollolfod.
M...”
The Cedar Street Tigers (it-111111111)
die 1an Juniors. by the score of 27
to 17. Saturday
l‘igcrs was: Duffy
lov.
Wright and TM
team Decoration day morning. at 9: 303
o‘clock, on the Raymond lot Cedar;11ir1b is entitled to invite a gentlemanl .1 has not been carried out.
friend .1
: tract.
The Norwnlk team got. together for.
.PING PONG TOURNAMENT.
A ping pong tournament will be heal
‘01- 1111111! Club.
11 prizc.
The. only disease is ago. i
The best player will re
,pioyccs of the Morgan
ploy cos walked
h0w9’”"“‘“ began ”04"“? catcen'dnys The arrangements for 1 . 1111111111 of Madison and Halstead
1 fictor of 1111 11111 and referred to use ' V- '11 \1. l1 1 . .
“WOW 3‘59 10"de “1’ in as lricn as trucpandynobie as long as Ig'ou “19 funeral have notfyot been made. 5' th N 81" New York, 11 .‘iii‘lhicuco. 3 ti "1’ ff‘rufi‘ {2.819 “Tilly";‘11:‘);:‘\;21‘Mar““1811011111.
“was a sound that bad' (0 tr ll 1 it. Wm it 1 11a “"“m” a" ,OI'W Brooklyn, 1 alphanum, 3 1 mm ”“11" 9 1"!" , . ~»—--———————
' n O 9‘ 11 con re a you, " 1 ' ”' 1 - 1 . ,!Unlori to be hold at “11011131110 lnrk,1MEN ORDERE TO S i
rcssin iy uncommon in Mi‘s- :rt was just the reverse. Especial stress ”‘9 difference between WNW‘O‘ 110111011. 1:11 zli‘incinuati, ‘J '31“) l n, D TR KE AGAIN .
g was laid upon the evils 0f drink and mini Rowe and the journeyman fill“ Philadelphia 3 ZIS‘ 1‘0"“, 3 13 ‘1 (mm-1.1 ‘V- CHICAGO, May 12~The 800 em-
and Wright
«,Cor'npany. who returned to work last
Monday after :1 brief strike, were or-
Tm; baupry Of the tomorrow evening at 8 o‘clock a1. tlrctdcrcd out again yesterday by Prosi
All members have 1191'“ dual Dcrrgcs. of the International Rub]
This makes t‘vlcp thc ‘r'nic 5"“. .iruitcd to take p"rit in lhvlonr11an1or1t bcr Workers‘ union.
.ors have been defeated by tho 'i‘lgcrs.' 1 1“" 111‘ “fill" 9101111505 10 be very U1
The Tigers will play the St Ma1"y1311('11|‘018llni:-
to v
The firm‘s em-
out in a body today.
I'l‘ho union officials alleged that an
Each member of the. 1, agreement as to the seals of ‘wages
MM...
Some people undo with their tongdes
-..il the good they do With their hands.
CALL 511-2. '
Seymour sStore
A SATISFIED CUSTOMER
The beat advertisement We can askl‘or it a satisfied and pleased customer.
We are able and do sell the
best goods to be purchased uponthc market. Our customers tell us that at our store they can get the finest But.
ter, Tea, Coffee and, in fact, everything in our line, to be found in any store in town.
we purchase goods that will of themselves call forth praise for their fine qualities.
1.. . NEW ARRIVAL - 1. 1..
Matchless Quality Cardinal Flour.
75c bag $5.75 barrel.
manufacturer. Try a bag or barrel.
Why is this so? Because
No Flour of equal quality ever milled. This is the broad claim of the
Costs a little more, but. you get more bread and more
cared losing his own life "A man who , . 9 . ‘ . satisfaction than from any other Flour.
can 3’9 33V?“ ‘0 eternal ‘5 “0““ 5““ Blilliil MIII‘IIBI‘ 1 BAR'QAINS From the.Homo Gardens we are receiving Spinach, Asparagus, Rheubu-b, Radishes, Lettuce, Strawberries,
and medallions 0‘ lace gire “8-" i1 1 ‘ One-half dozen steam 81111895. New Potatoes, etc. Cali here mornings. we can save you money on these goods.
“1181' an opportunity to show
taste and originality she
their arrangement on
fire displays one
stores of- rea unade gar—
occasi nal help, for some
(very andsomely trim-
new laces. .
l‘girs ‘Of approaching warm
,vy and much trimmed
1111 ‘de soie waists are
comfortable and we long
garnisnts to wear to the
1d nty waist. is of pale
it over taffeta of the
is trimmed with rib-
belt. An attractive. .;
1.11.131 tire g "inter-e.
WANTED FOR DESERTION.’
_____.
South Namath Man The: of the Rou-
tins ,of Army Life and neurons. ,
Frederick M. Ayers, of South Nor.
walk. son of A. H. Ayers is wanted
for assertion from the Fifty- tourth
Company. Coast Artillery stationed I1.
Fort Tortuga New Yor. Ayers enlist
ed from South Norwaik, on February
am: last and deserted April 26th. be-
ing at that time tWeaty-one years and
one monthxrf age. He, enlisted for a
term 101 three years. Captain 0. F
of mullahs. captain of the company, has
5 ad Chief Bradley'to be on the look
1111
out for Ayers."
. Breanne was in love with Annie Oti-
9( Continued From First Page)
ary hearing in the city court today.
The May term of the Supernor court
comes in on Tuesday, and it is possi~
hie prisoner may be given a speedy
trial in thltt court.
Coroner. Doten this morning began
ms inquest. Bressano refused to speak.
Attorney T. C. Coughlin. his counsel,
wash the coroner's’ court, and said he
had advised Bressano to remain silent
Bressano presented a gruehome sight.
He was blood to the elbows and his
trousers and shoes were blood-spatter.
ed The testimony of the police and
hotel attaches was to the effect that
dsrick, who was diachérged from the
employ of th trial on April 18. He
blamed 111111111. 11111 her (imminent. He”
went iato-t most room in advance of
stoo “behind the door to-
hot air pump. all kinds of old
tools and machinery, 2 large kettles.
reading books, pulleys. snarling
and hangers, piping of various
sizes. Highest prices paid for iron,
steel, metals and junk; Becca hand
brass chandeliers bar-divers. Abra
tram Harris, Raymond ,St., South Nor
111111.010“ sour-111111.
Phone 156-4
SOLVENT NOTICE.
—'r
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. 33.. PRO.
BATE COURT, April 28, A. I). 1902.
Estate of James C. Crowe.1ato of
Norwalk in said district; deceased.
The Court of Probate for the dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and hi1
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to ex-
claims for settlement.
hlblt ‘th‘eir‘
Those who neglect to present their ac:
counts, properly attested. within 11
me, will be 1113de a. recovery. All .9. ,1. .
persons indebtedtb said estate are re
the immediate payment ' ‘ fie .' ‘ 15,1
1 =,htonamh1flom‘smrch, Pkg, . so! Mama”; Saxcn's Wheat. per pkg, ' _. 13c
_ 3 lb Can Peaches for 101:1 GRAN. UUGAR Best Lima Beans, Qt..125.1
93 lb Can Bartlett Pears, 1011‘ 1 FOR .7 Cakes Acme Soap for '26::
scans masons 1111113251 $1.00." . 3 Cans Sugar Corn,‘ ' .2513
ollsh, » , bah 3 Guns June Peas, 859
Leadinc Grocer
harles E. SPYIHOW?
8’13 West Washington 51., So. Norwalk.
For your groceries this week. Prices iotver than ever.
still selling the finest Elgln Creamery Butter and our Famous Maud S. Flour at cost.
and you will me well satisfied with the result.
‘1‘”
ome Right Herei
Quality is the very best the market affords.
We
are
Place your order with us
BUTTER—THE FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, LB..
9 FL? R—OUR FAMO US MAUD S. FLOUR (MAKES UEST BREAUl—FLOUR. .
250.-1-BUTTER.
army‘s}; Cora Starch rug.
Bag. filo (Best in the world) Per Barrel, “£60
whorAL—MALTAWTA 11111131 NEW room 1111c. rlc—‘s'peciar.
Fine Cream Cheese ib..‘
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