Almanac for Tomorrow.
ass 2:34; sets 8:62.
do 2:81 a. 111.; 3:05 p.111
.. thineu communications" for
should he addressed to The
“Mandi letters not desired.
that the c'uncor gcun can be
by freezing. So can the man
as the cancer- .
ng spent $1. 000. 000 on tho pneu-
$1111 plant at Sandy liook.il1c
States government has now
the whole equipment, gun and
“20,000. Cheap enough for half
ey. .1
on! mine in Derbyshirc, Eug-
“as been found the trunk of a
vertical position. The tree
toot below the surface of the
.On one side of the trunk.
.two‘feet seven inches in di-
ls‘clearly shown the impres-
climbing vine.
e Bowdoin commencement din
peaker Reed gave this defini-
tame: “Fame is largely 11
at accident. Being in the
‘g, or, better still, making [use
hit on are doing the right thing
all there is to tame.”
wanton: herald pel‘tillclltly
lit that since congress saw fit
for the payments of the
he .Bui‘lalo' and Charleston
hoop. the mahagers of the St.
11; can now go ahead with the
cling of the extravagant college
he lS'Dl‘City sure that if it
iothe worst the “governor"
‘ttle the bills.
resident Kruger is living at
Y» He goes to bed at 8 p: 111.,
‘ttt‘l a. m. dons a dressing
. a pair of slipe1s 11nd sit-s
'1'to read his Bible smoke and
. The teapot is set over it
it'll: lamp, and, he brews ii
, And thus he sits from i no
ock, reading and commenting
on the'Biblo texts.‘ At 3 o‘clock
..s‘Chicago. “American mung
s are uttering fancy sninr 11.1141 to
ngineers in all b111an1hes oi
to ion to induce them to ac.-
‘ ltions in this countiy',‘
’Wlthin six months over for-
pg engineers of Berlin born
11 ons with the Carnegie and
ease companies alone "
T» WOMEN ARE DOING.
‘inted bands are the only
sod on some of the new
at:
1111 does not lose its stilt
sea air as the chlfi‘ous do
tel-able for milime1 y and
885.1
It is trimmed with masses
pots, then your p111 asol1
mbroldered with a band of
.‘ittie flowers.
Didi
e 115 it is called (butter.
tales) but who are pm tial
perhaps preterit with
1o‘11ple of eggs beaten
hole is frothy.
‘th 'inidtrning. but oh
' 8311“!) £11011: 1
slime materi
“'1' the former
fabric belts to wear
3 has been the
Elihu?“ d embroidery
‘girls use the same
131-11 8 their hat bands. A
' be made by including
and the fob. .
enters the water with
118111111111; to swim
t_ deal more attention
than If she were
to bathe There should
seek with water and
an the limbs should be
‘ clothed. Thin silk
enouuh to allow
1?
, erfluods trill};
fie sleeves plain
' k can be round and
' ith halt a nuptial of
_' (1 until dissolv.
11111111111: 1)! boil. '
and mum Into an ;
Ice until it
alike the consistency‘
..u-
”111151111" 1111
Miss Jessie Benedict. of Elm street.
has been spending a tow days in Ridge-
ileld.
Edward Quittnor, of New York has
been the guest of South Norwnlk relu.
tlvus.
111111111 1111111111111. of New York, 1111
been visiting friends in South Nor
walk.
Mrs. John Nelson. of Hartford. is
visiting friends in South Norwuik for
a few days.
Miss Ciurn Huntz, of l1el1ii4'l1tou. Pa.,
is the guest of Miss Anna 111111111011. of
Union Park.
Mrs. Charles Dcnnoy of Salisbury. is
the guest 111M1.111ul Mrs. Frank litu-
[1011.111 Madison street
Miss M110. Kelley. of New York city.
is the guest of Miss Anna Mullen, of
Wilton avenue. Norwalk.
13. ll. lleniloy. of New York, arriv-
cd this morning. toremuln at Hotel
Hamilton for a few weeks.
Mrs. Ada Hill. West avcnuc, has
been entertaining the Messrs. Dawson.
01' Kingston. North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Little. of Dan-
bnry. have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. .
O. S. Clark. of Merwinstreet.
William Hamilton. of Norwalk. has
returned from a week's visit with rel-
atives in Kingston New York.
George St. Joseph Collin. of New
YoIk city. Is visiting his brotheI.
George Collin, of Spring street.
The Misses Nellie Gallagher and
Amy Doru.’ of Danbury. have been
guests of friends in South Norwnlk.
Mrs. Nulhuniol Iloutm‘. Mrs. John A.
Seymoui. Mrs. William i. iloutou. are
spending Iho day on Tavem island.
Mr. and M111. J. H. Demarest. ot
Stamford spent Sunday tho guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George Collin. of Spring
street
Miss May 1). Smith. r'ctuiuctl to her
home in New York today after spend-
ing a week with relatives in Smith
Norwnlk.
Miss Mario 1. Hart has returned to
her home in Stmnford. after being the
guest of Miss Margaret Mockcr for the.
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. FroderickW. Pitzor
and Mrs, (mature l’itscr. who have
been visiting at Staten island, will re-
turn home today.
William H. Van Wynn. of New York.
will arrive this evening. to be the guest.
oi“ his cousins, the Siurtcvaut brothers.
in Idhuwood avenue.
iluron Wildht and little daughter
horn of BIowstcr. N. Y.. were ghosts
own the Fourth of Miss Louise it
Mead of Ely avenue
Miss Mabel Weston. of iiuni’m‘d
Place. leaves tomorrow for a' visit at
the home of her uncle. George A. Syl-
vester. in Scranton. Pa.
Richard l’lorcy returned to his home
in Brooklyn yesterday after spending
11‘ low «lays with. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Edler, ol‘ Burbank street.
MI and Mrs.(‘.l1111ics lt‘ iiailoek. oi'
Quintuid avenue. hnvt1 been visiting In
115111111131.11141111110111 returned ycs‘
terzdIy. Mrs. llallock will remain
longer.
The Misses Co1'.no iiiison and i1it~
toll 1.1111111111d to their homes in East
Orange, N. .l.. today alim- spending sov.
oral days the guests of Gould iloyt, of
South Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hopkins. from
Toronto. Canada. are expected to ur-
1'ivo tonight/for a short visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Hopkins at the home
in l'leyvicw avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hopkins
and son Lloyd. who have been visiting
at the home of Thomas M. Saunders.
lily avenue. have returned to their
home in Wiliimnntic.
William Mcflunn and Miss Maggie
MrGann. of New York. who have been
1isiting Mr. und‘Mrs William Shepard,
in South street, returned to their home
in New York yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wardn'ell and
f: Holly of Norwalk have been visiting
with Mr. and Mrs Charles." Whitlock
and‘ Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Lightf: in
New Canaan for several days.
Miss Edna Guy. who has been visit—
ing at Ridgcfieid. has returned to her
home In South Norwalk and has taken
up her position as bookkeeper 111111
stenographcr at the Norwalk hox‘ man-
ninpiory.
1 A‘ party of 135111111111 people who were
encnmpcd at Calf Pasture. near Nor-
walk. last week. have returned home.
Among the party were Mr. and Mrs A.
W Brown. Miss Florence Corning.
Herbert Marks Clifford Moore
Loco Brown. Mills. Grace I'k. Earl
(‘iurk and Mia. ‘l-ioward Clark and W.
ii Brown at New York city.
Miss Jennie Guy and Arthur Guy
formerly of South Norwalk are spend-
ing their vacation in New Hampshire
with Rev. and Mrs. R. 0. Sherwood;
the former being a mini ter in South
Norwaik at one time. Mi Guy is em-
ployed in the office of the Macmil an
Publishing Company. in New York. nd
Mr. Gay is an employe of the British-
American insurance Company. of New
York. Both have lucrative positiOns.
NORWALK LIBRARY REPORT.
1.1L.
4 1.”
Public Li rary presented to the Coun
1111 Monday night records visits in li.
brary '59, 533 being 6,756 more than
last year.
The number of books given out is
36,444.11elug 2.071 in advance of last
ear
y The number of book cards has reach
ed 2 522.
The. number 0! books added during
the year by purchase 474. by gift '36.
Totihi number of hookti now owned.
including government reports is 8.-
(1-49.‘
The 311111 hare been valuable.
sewing School of the First Congress.
The rep 11111 of the City 02 'Norwalk ,.
The
111111111 Church presented 45 new- book. 5
t
H
1111
Adams.
6TH AVE, 218T & 22D srs. NEWYORK.
Dry
oods
Co
To buy once in our Grocer
so superior to most (01111!
All orderswno matter whether you
receive prompt and careful attention.
Vegetablesi New Inn: y 111s
tea .5 c xtr.1i'1111:.
A mechancc to buy hi hrsi " ‘ “0“” c.1111.
grade Vegciailts and rail: California,
at prim unheard oi. quality
considered!
CORN or succonsu. 11.10111
iincsl Maine puckmg'
an. 1111.; dotcn cans. .90C
i'l-JACIIIES.3 3~'.Il 1-
1371'..: down (II I.
Golden (mic u
I'tARS can.
down CHIIIH.
ISITRISGLIZSS’ liiiANS. i'loral Golden Gate AI‘
1 ran can'cc 1.01- 1'1111.’ch.:
on calls ........ . ...... 1 000 runs.
Golden Gate I’L
clit' 3-1111111
doccn c111;
Golden (in
3-Ib.c1111. 31c
STRING illZANS. i'cllpse. finest
Possible quality. 6:.111 65C
11.; dozen consum.
TOMATOES. extra line qualilv
Jcrscy fruit. can,
130.. dozen cans... 0
ASI'ARAGUS. Signature Brand.
extra large white, No. 2.1,
can. 2.7a, dozen 312
CII'IS
ASI'ARAGIIS TIPS. Siwaiurc
Brand. l lb. square tin can.
Ell CONS. u n u
.‘ELTZI'IR.
VICIIY.
C.ty only. c
10 5| hom.
delivrr
11 . .
5:21.... "oc' . am" 2. 30 11111191100111
new p 1111.1 11111 11.- 11:11
“5‘ Victory ”mp0“. drnk bottle. I
"In sm1ll. ran. down b0" cs.
1.10
11.11;: d01c11cans..
Groceries 1T hat Delight Buyers!
Dcpartmeni is to buy 1cguiariy.ior is are
elsewhere and the "ices are so la‘ 1 luv the
leg to upon.
amaze run of prices that criticism has no
Golden Gate I.I'M( N ("1.1ij
'51‘..
down 2 95
CARBUNIC or '
‘ .‘ 45c
lizit scoot.
”......
or the postman iniugs them——
Another winning ingots, list:—
L" I'iAS. iar- IlAAISISuiii li'rc111ium‘4c
c111. hr 1111i) ptri
‘ 00 liakrr'x or li111icr's 2‘ , (
Fl'UitI LtiCIIAz :11 lb. c111 . C 1
lull :11} '1 ldocs Livc'hl)’- possession or 11 Savings Bank Book
III 1‘I'C II 11111:”111c E‘IS . ' .. _ .
3 20 0 “m, Inglish mmkm, i whit I1 1111111111 its possessoi much
i
1
l
t ylo11.(1u11po\11i1r. Japan:
H.511 quality.“ pu "1.901:
5|.L‘Sc1111lity. utpcrib. 750
film quality. :11 pcrlb. 60c
751'. quality. aircrlh. 45c
001:. quality, 111 11erlb. 36c
5Carried Meats, Fish,
AliTLli'l'l
o
it|( tilS. i- iii.
i‘MS, ( :1. e 111'
Savings iinnk.
all deposits.
evenings from
See that your money is In a 120011
(11111. in which you have
1onfid11ncc.
There is a sense of security in the
bore able to confront the diiiicultlos
If life with the calm and steady pur-
10111: to succeed. We pay interest on
THE scum NOR WALK
SA VINGS BANK.
UNITED BANK BUILDING. ~
We are open for business Saturday
0:00 to 8:00.
Eta!
W: carry the in at and
best mortmcnio Canned
hints. Fish. etc, in New
York. Not only that.
tut our price: cut way
under regular prices
ed in N. l'.
llli bummer
“:ELSS
i
Cooling Drinks Served
that cannot be misunderstood nor resisted.
Houscfurnishings 5......
The prices and goods hm qucicd tell their own story with a persuasive influence
Free to All Visitorsl'
for the Home!
Every article Is a bargain lcadcr. The
Mail Orders Promptiy F filed
and ‘cash purchases delivered free
to your nearest station or to
your house, if ln'sime territory as
covered by our Express Delivery.
Our New Restaurant‘;
will help 1' on to make :1 shopping trip
quite pleasant. The food 1: pilulabic.
the service prompt and courieo11s.and
the pricts moderate 011 hot dtys it
is dcilgttiuiiy cool and comfortable.
“”1155... " 1
111111111 11111 1111111111..
Notice ls hereby given that the
Council of this city proposes. at its1
next regular meeting to be held on the ‘
41h day of August, 1002.111 8 o 'ciock p.
111.. to appropriate the. sum of $000 for
the llealih Department of said city. for
the general purposes and expenses of
said department. said appropriation be
ing in addition to the appropriation
made for said department at the ad
ionrned annual city meeting for the
current year. '
By order of the Council.
' JOSEPH ll. TAYLOR.
'City Clerk.
South Norwalk, July 8. 1902.
19 fit
ANCHOR tINE
. United States Mail Steamship; ,
Sail from New York Every Saturday
for .
11111511111111 undonderrv .
First Baio‘pn Passage. $50 and upwards
Second Baioan, $35.00 and upwards
Third Class, 328 and upward:
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents.
17 and 19 Broadway. New York
JACOB M. LAYTON. - ~
. _ 5 Railroad Place. 30. Nor-walk
i
lln Ordinance Amending
an Ordinance Entitled “Re-
lative to the City of South
Norwalk 51.151111: Works
and the Board of Electrical
Commissioners.
Be it Enacted by the Council of the
City of South Norwnik:
Section six of an ordinance entitled
”An Ordinance Relative to the City of
South Norwaik Electric Works and the
Board of Electrical Commissioners.n
approved August 11891;, is hereby
amended to read as foliowzs
Said Board of Electrical Commis
sinners shall receive (or their services
as Commissioners such compensation
as the Council shall prescribe, and
shall hire and discharge and have full
charge over all employees that may
be required to properly operate the
said Electric Works. and shall 11): and
pay all salaries of same. The operating
staff under said Commissioners shai
be a General Superinteendent. a City
Electrical Engineer (which positions
may be held by the same person). on-
gineers, linemen trimmers firemen.
inspectors, clerks and such other as-
sistants 'as may be necessary.
Adopted by the Council of the City,
of South Norwalk July 7111,1902.
Approved, July 7th 1902.
MORTIMER M. LEE,
'.Mayor
19 2t
Atte Sit
JOSEPH It. TAYLOR.
City Clerk
Finest 11111119113111.1111
.....-w..- w”-.. ...... .. . ...- -.-
, FIVE GET MEDALS.
Five of the 101111121111 chauii’eurs who
1 took part in the 50.111115 endurance
run of the Automobile Club of Bridge
' port. to Mlanus and return on July 4.
11 are awarded certificates at the meet
tag 0! the club held. at headquarters on
6111111011 street Isst'evening. c m
» 'ilrstvclass certifi-
1 20 Retail
also receive as! sil-
De You Want 11311511511111 '
It so open an account with
The South Norwaiil Trust Co.
and secure one of their
values.
price.
wonders.
Men '5. Madras Skirts,
at
list is most seasonabic and dulrablc. Our beautiful Basement Salcerom—roomy. !
comfortsbicsplandidly lighted and vcnilistcd~- will be a busy place tomorrow.
11i51‘5'ifiii.‘°éfc‘.”‘i‘e" Blue Flam: Bath Room The Twentieth 1. i
”:m I b Wick'ess Oil Furnisiungs! Century Ice
11- ‘ 5- .. .‘1
c1..i..ii.1i 510111! Wit-'5 33.? 11511111211333
111...... iii-1' 151.119.11.111: 23 i
_ ... ‘ ,‘ _ 5'111‘1'. made ulIl1 HCKII. 501! Die; liiz5. ’..‘...‘..‘ ‘. ,' 1 1
(“N‘l‘Ihll‘lrfl‘fitn‘tlurklililg; llJ“ 0‘ ”Sci" 0 fl 25c'p1‘50 ‘ O75 1‘
111513111 '1!sicpp1:. 1 bur: ms 4.98 11101411. 10111.1 No. -1 ‘
.13... .. _‘_’__:_ .‘I:llill€l'i.-.. 6.75 "H.” H“ ' ' CLOCK AUXILIARY SAVINGS 3
4 98 7 50 "1' ‘1 M i 1 1- 1' illil‘E.-'n..-.'.§.3.§ , 2'00 S: i_
‘1, ., V; , 1113111115.“ ‘ 5, 85 29c. 39c. :kl'l‘lijnsmi‘ CREAM which will assist you by being a 11-011
_1_'.;.. LT..- run “HHS, , ,5 111 111 T'Up .... We“: 1.49 stunt runindor.
850 998 111111115. 4 '5 Sta ......... 59C (1111 11:1: 1711151111
0 - 111111111“: \, u 1‘ “NH? ”0”” "5 “it: 1 "91 3 1.69 I p.111:SaInrd111 evenings. 7 to 1%.
. 1. , . y
Stone lliuri‘ilchsI‘: 35c 4:901, 69c. will?“ MOUNTAIN 11111 i
' I ' ‘1 1 . ..
Water Coolers! SnJVES'UI’IIcr "“d Lawn NCCCSSl' qt. Silt: ...... R 89 SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL
Iircaicsi Ire I'n'sczr- 10c. isc. llCSl C Paint!
crs. inch with nickel- ' l. [.150 l. 11-13 . CITY NATTONAL BANK
‘:"":1‘1‘.,{IUCW1 111 n Brooms! ml: 5:333 41916. 11.111115111111115 22C
.-11 ~1. .1,“ n. 4 1" 11111 Lustkirn
95c 1,08 I‘iiti11c\i.;111111llly :Idroll‘ju‘“ 9c """"" ‘5‘: SOUTH NORWALK' CONN'
111111111 11111111114, (111 cntlrc [Inc of ”col PAIN1135 ...“...
4'K1‘li91i4 ‘ K-iHU" no; 1: imm .4.- lc1'1c4 i‘larilcll in dis 111.1111ch ‘31:“ n 1111111.. c '
1 19 1 35 ‘1”1"‘11151,‘.‘.’.‘.T 251: $332112. "‘°‘ .... ‘°‘ 141‘11‘1‘1'1‘1‘11? 11° gap!!!“ gig: 3(0): :3
. Hm US, , . .
For ' 1. 1
Upholstery Specials! suit: 5...: °"'" ”"1”“1 ”4100““
3-Foid Screens! Furniture Sii Covers! ”I“ It FERRIS. Provident.
in 11.1k.1:hc1r1 or 1111) Iic enamel i111 Smircc Suits in pin-.1. JACOB M: lAYTON. Cashlcr.
irImu.S11.1.1bulbous-11.311101 7°C glam :iriiit.-;1ll11§\in£; iof6 75
iliilllgiol“.5?1§f.11"....‘T‘..f'.‘.“' {13!‘13'1-u'i‘c‘§11“3‘....‘. It“? ° DIRECTORS:
Furniture Slip Covers! Climax Folding Bed Canopies! 1'11"" “1 Fm" "my Scrmwr
“will picfccusmts. i1l1llhc be?! 9. 50 Full Site frame. mosquito .110th H- Knapp Christian SW9"!
1111 y; o crman of a- moot netting 1111111 11"“ 48 I John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
illriiséulhiga{::INcll;1IIl.ln “ 5” $2.00. at ............. .. . ° “‘1 Josiah R. Marvin ._ Samuel Grumman 1
Bamboo Porch Screens. Awnings, Slip om. I . ‘3 J. Wallace Marvin.
and Window Shades at attractively low prices. 3" v "
Accounts Sollclted.
:11d as witnesses. ‘
1.1111in of one share of tin.1 company's
1siock was about $50,000.
Thursday’s Specials.
The space the occupy today is
enough to" give you an idea of what is considered big
THE BOSTON STORE never lets. a good
thing slip by in Merchandise.
'wko diln'de large purchases, hence he get the benefit of
being large buyers, bringing the price down to the mini-
mum. Then we charge you a small advance on the
That's where our small profit system works
We sell more and can buy more and often.
What think you of "this list of proofs.“
value 75c, at
Ladies' Vests, Vneck, sbort sleeves, value We, at 10c
DeLong Hooks and Eyes, value I 0;, at
Bates' Best Seersuckers, ’balue 12 I -2c, at
Unbleached Muslin, yard widf, value 61:, at _
Ladies' Embroidered Handkerchiefs, value 10c, at
Iadies' Shirt Waist Suitsrfhalues from $1.50 to $2.75
Fruifjars~Mason—~quarts and pints, dozen,
small, but think it large
We have many stores,
50c "
5c
\8C
‘41:
5c
95c
GETS JUDGMENT FOR 550. 000. i l TO MARK ANCESTORS’ GRAVES.
Cuba Company.
i
(
NEW YORK. .luly 9-—-.’\u order was .
I1 Inded down today by Supreme Court
iudge Keogh In White Plains, 111111.52
lag in set aside a verdict of $50,000 in
hum of Prior F Mil Laurin of Mount
‘Voruon against the Cuba Company.
All i..1111in has employed by tho;
‘ir.
company to prospect lumber lands I11
(‘11l1a. 111151111154 u saiarx he was to 1'11
wivo 01111 hllai‘i' of admit in tho 1--om
puny.
was discharged.
share of stock.
111i judgment.
ilo sued and recover—
in tho Cuba company. When the raw
:1II‘K‘IillIlldt'l‘S by having them subpoena-
lit‘i'llll‘i‘il that.
ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
BOSTON .luh 'I—-.\r'ri1cd:Ste:11ucr
1.'\1 1111- ~11Ia l1iv121'pool.
. 1 1 i
llll‘illithb limos» ‘ I” 1‘3 1" 111 1 1“ Peter F. McLaurin Wins Case Against Design for 8.11. Prepared by Dr. G. J.
Holmes, of New Britain.
111'. George J. Holmes, of New Brit-
ain. chairman of the special committee
of the national soricty of the Sons at
like. Revolution, appointed to design a
finarker for the society, has completed
‘his work and has brought a graceful
{ilioil ulIm'stms.
Lparod by Dr. Iiolmos and shows a pat-
lIil'fcrcnres arose and McLaurin ‘
lie .was not given a .
‘1'oundt-d by thirteen stars and outside
J. l’icrpont Morgan and .
Sir. Wm. Van Horne are stockholders .
‘iion. the larger patriotic organization.
- was tried iht1 company in order not to 1
incoiivmiionoo Mr. Morgan and other‘
till: 3
piece of bronze which members of the
~01 11111 (on place. upon the graves of
The design was pre-
style.
is sur-
clad in colonial
which
1'.loi of 1775
standing on a shield.
of that is the convention wreath.
The Sons of the American Revolu-
adoptod a marker several years ago.
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
was him! yesterday in the United
J Stains district ('Olll'l. by O. Vinai Smith.
,III New Haven.
ills liabilities amount
to sit! H.125. all unsecured. and his as-
‘sr Is. 825 in property claimed to be ex-
~c1npt1'
.11:
1““ >11. Jun» “141'
TELEPHONE, 58-2.
1
SEYMOUR'S STORE.
JUST WHAT YOU WANT.
Our Fancy Bridgewaier Creamery Butter; the Finest Java and Mocha
Coffee; Double Cream Cheese; Fresh Eggs; Grape Julce; Potted Meats;
Can Chicken: Rich‘s Fruit Cake; Fruli Jmc‘cs: Jams;.Jeil1cs.
There iS lots of "pleasure in sellmg the Very Best at the same price for
Which you get ordmarv godds elsewhere.
All the Leading Cereals on the market.
Great Sale 01' Norka Mailed Oats now going on at our store.
Telephone where you can secure the best.
C. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
Stores
Don’t Be Too
WHEN YOU CAN BUY SALT AT PRICES LOW AS WE ARE OFFERING THIS ‘ WEEK.
SALT, PUT UP IN 3 AND 5 LB. BAGS. 'BEST FOR TABLE USE. OTHER BARGAINS 1N GROCERIES AND
Fiésh 1.11:2"
MONAIICH BRAND
FLOUR. _ :
PROVISIONS. ‘
SALT. ‘ . MONARCH SALT,10c BAG, 7c. MONAROH SALT, 51:..BAG, 4c. . SALT.
POTATOES. FANCY 511111.15 ROSE corneas. PEc Kass. ‘POTATOEs.
N. E. Toronto 111211311. including i _ -. 2 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard, 25c
pretty lug, ‘ 251: l FINEST 2‘1hs. best Salt Pork. 261:
2 lbs. Cream Cheese. W. .. 25:: i IELGIN CREAMERY New Marrow Beans. qt. 90
2cans Best Tomatoes, 251: i BUTTER, New Pea Beans, qt, , 8c
Qt but Pure Vinegar. 7e, PER POUND, 35c. ' fliamn. per round. No
3 lb can Yellow Peaches. 10c ,‘ I'Shoaldcrs. per pound, 1111
3 lb. can Bartlett Pears, 10c 1, EBacon. per pound, 16¢:
MAUI) 8. FLOUR. BEST lN THE WORLD. PER BAG,167O; PER BARREL, $4.50. FLOUR-
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