ATURDAY, SEPT. 27. 1902.
Miniature Airnanac for Tomorrow.
Sunrises 5:45; sols 5:42.
High this 8:22 a. 111.; livid p. m.
‘ Mt ,"BWEQ""BEEFatihiéfiiéii'" a.
Motiliould be addressed to The
Hut. Forecast letter. not desired.
Director, Angst”, oi the Swiss Natlon~
,- museum, (ll’clarcs that American art
{collectors are rapidly denudlng Eur-
mopp or her choicest objects of art. Such
:inei‘icans, he says, who once bought
alilglc objpcts, like their European ri-
' also"; now buying up who collec-
fihs at prices uttcrly excluding borne
,ldders. J. Plerpont Morgan's pur~
" little at the Mannheim collection for
600,000. and other purchases nearly as
ilingo, Mr. Angst declares, are an irre-
parable 1035 to Europe. He admits
”that Mr. Morgan, Mr. Carnegie and
.‘iothers will. either open their collec-
7tlon’s, to the public or give them out-
,zright to museums, adding: “The up.
‘ fertility with which rich Americans
, treat the museums at their country
“throws into the shade anything hither-
erto seen in Europe."
33,13. young man in Elmira, New York,
‘ recently proposcdto the girl of his
choice, making his dwinratlon by
"than. ’He was in his oillcc a day or
two later when a messenger boy ar-
, l . rived with this onlgmntlcai telegram:
. “lsleof View.7—E wcrs." lie was con-
, Vinced that, the nicssage had somothlug
‘ ‘to do with his proposal. but he could
not decipher it. He went to consult his
», mother. She read the. telegram over
‘ . once or twice. shook her head and then
read it aloud. But. what she. said sound-
ed like "1 low you—yours." The son
snatched the message out of the moth-
er’s hand and read it once more. Then
he shouted: “it's all right, mother,"
[and dashed for the telegraph oilicc,
where he sent a return telegram.
'Poor Illinois! lllinois needs a new
constitution, the Chicago Tribune
thinks. The present constitution is all
of thirty-two years old, and. besides it-
‘hhmpei‘s Chicago. "Apparently," re-
marks the lakeside contcmporary, "the
opposition to a new constitutional con—
kentlon is strong and cannot soon be
overcome. It may ,succcssiully resist
change for a time. But it will have to
give way ln'llic end. The handwriting
E is on the wall. Chicago has simply
3‘ .‘ got to be taken care of."
An official investigation has shown
, that 72 per cent. of all the cinploycs of
l“ W the state in Turkey. that is, the oiliccrs
I, and men of tho army and bury, the
gendarmc and police itii'ccs, and all
members‘ut all branches of the civil
service, never rccclvr more than half
of the salaries and wages due them.
I Twonty—slx per cent. obtain from scvcu
‘to ten month's salary in the your. and
' thov’rcmnining 2 per cent. are happy in
getting their fall due.
I‘waAT women ARE come.
The displays would indicate that
blue, is to be worn.
Tinted laces are very much more in
bpmand than the white.
Braids of all kinds are to be used for
imming gowns. ' ’
trimming used this fall and winter,
and much of the lace. especially the
‘litok. has its design outlincd with
it tastes.
lid enibroldcrlos, particularly the
an, Russian and Egyptian, arc,
fashionable us trimmings. They
put on all sorts of limndnilops. ,
“ore is a tendency in closer lilting
slats. 7 1
'lillllvenct object “in *thls "fashion. "nail”
those who luwcrmirl will be
adopt it. ‘ ,,
So] for polling: house plants should
,iin'thoroughlv lmknd lici’orc it is nuod
‘ lll'ng the pots. lio this scycryl
» more it is ne‘cno‘d.’ ‘ “
V button glove is consldcred by
‘ more stylish than ihe clasp glove
V clatter will not be given up any
lien shirtwuicts will.
art parlors are showing souls
l pieces-«renters. mania. cov-
eted—o! Persian embroidery. 'l‘hey
ate them mi Persian pieces but it
to the colors rather than the
,0! the embroidery.
.“ brush lirnids‘arc. i have no
,very good for finishing the
,Miiircsa skirts, but i am equal-
in that (they would look butter
‘ ”if only a magnesiloml’ them
, owed to «how. 'i‘hcy give too
«ii mi appearance when the whole
hieh to tlcooriito her uhirtwaiutu
it young woman uses her inv-
< unjust-us she uses one single
item her clothinu. if she. can
liar own simian and do the
; i’ spinach noun. from “Wo-
the Companion": Wash one
planet: thoroughly. and strip
’ ' m the centenrih. ‘Put it
inf soda and one-half cup-
iind'holl until tender. It
“ ‘ , When the
’ i rub it through a micro
lion Wit‘ light with rm exp
, other one tableapoaaa
lilo r and butter. turn upon
mpg. of milk. stir until
,i’ a white
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fig, Gold”. Editor and Proprietor:
There is to be a great deal of head ,
Those who have good forms;
slow tot.
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design for the hand embroidery '
'3 herself. she. I: fortunate ’
avo a waist that will not be.
re a a double boiler. with a '
tilt. and the spinach. j
Fersonllllé
('l. E. Upton, of Rochester, N. Y.. is
stopping at the Clifford.
George S. (lrnw has returned to Phil-
llill lphin, to resume his duties.
Charles S. Morrison, or Chicago, is
in South Norwalk on a short business
trip. ~
llr, Stevenson, oi' (loorgoiown, was
in non”: Norwaik yesterday calling on
friends. .
Mr. and Mrs. James llowurd, of
Washington street, are. visiting friends
in Mystic, Uoun. »
Mia's Wyman, of Nova Scotlu, is vls~
iting her sister, Mrs. ls‘. l). Crosby, of
Washington street.
.lnnu-s Motiiynn and twu friends, of
tho llrovclaud l-lotcl, lhuibury. spent
last night at the Clifford.
ltobort itcrmcy, who conducts a
lunch wagon in Mount Vernon, has
been calling on friends in town.
Miss Lizzie G. Stcegmullor has re-
inrncd to South Norwaik, and Will ro-
sumo her duties as trained nurse.
Mrs. 14‘. 1’). Lawton and daughter,
ltutu, of “FUOKIyll, are attests 01 Mr...
M. ll. Mitchell, ill West street.
Miss Edna Wilson, of la'lm street.
Norwalk, has gone to Hartford, whore
she. will. spend the winter in study.
Mrs. .J. W. Boatty and son John, and
also Judge. Woodward are ill at their
lfiomes in Elm street with chills and
l.‘\'l‘l'.
Mrs. W. l. .lossup, of Main street,
Norwalk, is visiting lirr brother. Mi!-
ton ill. Peek, at his home in Now York
city.
Miss Mabel iluni, imcrnlor in the
Southern New England 'l‘clcplionc
Company‘s oillce, in enjoying a week's
vacation.
l'hlw'ard Pierce, of South Norwnlk.
called upon Editor John limiculcycr.
oi the Saturday Chronicle. New Haven,
'l‘hursdny.
Mr. and Mrs. .loscph lluckman. of
Main slrcci, Norwulk, arc (‘XllNlt‘il
home this evening. from a scvcrai
wccks' visit in Si'l'iicilso,
(‘al‘l Srbusicr, who has liccu llic
gucsi ior mun.- Univ of Mr. and Mrs
lmvi linrdick, oi" Hoymoni sircct Will
return to her home in New York cily
’l‘uesdny.
Mrs. Mary Briggs and Mrs. liunn
have returned to their hotncs in “rock-
lyn. after having been thc gucsls of
Mr. and Mrs. l“!‘l:(lcl‘ick Coleman, oi’
High street, the past week.
hr. and Mrs. .13. l’erry and i’aihm
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. l’erry oi
Austin, 'l‘ex., will spend Sunday Iln~
L‘ilt‘SlH of Dr. and Mrs. lr‘rwicrlck l..
Mrs. James ll. Norris. wli'c ot‘ Sucrc»
tury Norris. was expected to arrive In
loston. last evening. and alter spend~
Rev. .l. l“. Mrurs,
Norwulk. '
walk \vlll sail for Enropc on the French
Llucr l.a Savoic. (ictobor L’ud. Mr.
linrstrom will mccl Mrs. llut'sirom in
Paris, and lb \y ulli llb'u make a tour
of tho coliilncni.
Mrs. Clarissa ll. llatos and Mrr.
ldnrv‘lc. llonuctt. who have been con-
dm-iiug a summer boarding house at
l":\l:‘liclil llcncii, arc spindiu: a inn-l.
al llll'll‘ home in Lowr- Sll'i‘l i. luv}
cxpcct to rciurn and reopen the house
tr \;i work.
.lohn holder was in Norwalk on
’l‘hnrsduy.» Mr. and Mrs. lilancbnrd. of
lug about a week with her laihcr. lb»,
will rcturn to South .
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Professor Carl A: llarsit'oni. ol‘ Nor I
‘iry l‘n 'Iiln.
;'l'roy; Jill‘s. licury Solicck. oi' Nor T
,walk. and l\|l‘~'. Holly. oi Stamford
,\\'t‘l'v cnicriaincd at Mrs. Jane illi)
jmtmd‘s, on Sunday of lat-i wcck.
Lewislmro corrospomlcnl of New (‘uir
aan Mosscugcr,
’l‘. M. Stocking has rcturncd from
a \ucatlou trip which he spout in
Ncw lluvv'n. llrldtchort. Ansonia.
tinnihporl and South Norwallc-~ i‘. ll.
’i‘aylor and family drove to Nor-walk,
inst Sunday. where they spent the day
Edward Fitch. l“. .l. Williams look
Station Agent Taylor's place while ho
was away» Georgetown correspondent
‘ltldgeilcld Press.
‘lidson l’nrplc. of Norwalk, was in
"town on Sunday.» Mrs, (lcril'izt‘ (lilbcrt,
or Norwulk. has been visiting in town,
~~i.ouis Yerlln, of Norwalk. who has
tccouily rcturncd from a two monihs'
il'lli in llcnnmrk, was in town on Sat--
urdny.
town In that country. and many otlicr
familiar places. Ho was accompanied
by his daughter, Miss ’l‘horcsu Vcrllu.
Wilton cm'rcupundcntv ltldgcilold
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an. Kmoa or across 25 can
CENT. LESS. ~ .
1/4 lb. l‘urc Cinnamon, price 10c;,thls
7min, tic.
1% lb. l‘cppor, price lilo: this sale.
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lit.
1/4 lb. ttlovoa. price 10c: this Hlill‘, tic.
1/. lb. Allnploc, price 10c; this sale,
lie, '
Clue pat-ktiuv Schopp'u (loconnul. 10c
size, So.
Package lloynl (locounnt, this sale,
5c.
1 package l’illsbury’a (inimcnl, this
sale, Bo.
JOSELOFF.
72 NORTH MAIN 81'. BO. NORWALK.
TELEPHONE, 138-5.
IF YD” HAVE
STUMAGH TROUBLE
DON’T HESITATE ONE MIND“.
Buy a bottle or N-u'n apepaln Can.
it wiiiabuolutsiy cure t a wot-tit kind
of stomach trouble. While it will
on re this minor cases at once, still we
refer the worst chronic cases in ex-
ocrine-”those who have been waste
lug theuomnch, who must dist, and
those who are distracted with the
treatment: they have been taking.
. News Dyspepsia Cure,
in dilmutfrum the ’ dine
pmioa‘ahlotl Pueblo an gall:
amputations. lag,
utterl V
mormaurummmoo.
.00 mu 0 l . '
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m a...“ ... . M.
“iii?“lmfl ' raw
hm” will”
v"illn'l‘ilili'iilll'lll Wlll ilnd iln school in c. cellcui
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with Mrs. 'l‘uylor‘s ul'umlmother, Mrs. l
Mr. Vcrllu visited his native ,
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FOR 1
Sick Headache arid Constipation,
TAKE
They cure Giddincss, Fullness and Swelling after meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness,
COM Chills. Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Cosuvencss.
Bloichcs on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frig tifui I’Jremns, and all Nervousami Tremb-
ling Sensations, etc. The First Dose will give relief in twcut minutes. This is no
fiction. For a Weak Stomach, Disordered Liver andylmpalred Digestion
the act like ”Mingle". livery suli'crcr is earnest! invited iotry a lion at these Pills,
mu they will be. acknowledged to be WI'I‘HOU'l1 A RIVA L.
BEECHAM'S PILLS taken as directed, will quickly restore females to complete
health. They promptly remove on y obstruction or irregularity of the system.
U. 8. A. Depot. .308 Canal St. New York. ln'bom. 10c. and 256.
Houl’s Theatre. Tuesdau Evening, Oct. 7th.
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lie liens initial
John G. liidier and Thus. W, lx’ylcv's Narniiiccut Production
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E L Di? ODORA
Book bv Owcn Hall. Iiiusic by Leslie Stuart.
complete. same as given in tin printipal
vcats in New York L‘llV.
Salt: oi seals opt-u Friday. Oct. 3. at ii :i. m, at lloyi's and
Wet-Li's Florodma wires .15 ioilom:
50618 SELOO $1.50
BULLETIN NO. I 0. 1"
Havana-m
Concerning the Bible School of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church
I.
Production
l‘Itisi :‘cssimi of the lliblc School b ‘: ~bnwn an llll r-‘um- lll numbcru and
H‘ “\a
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who and in: lli‘llillbm s uni-ted. our
cnibusiuwu. Lcl lumorruw ln- uo l"-.c j'llim in this cym-ilupi habit.
dram lll:w bunt to l\i"‘[l up it
trim
\ybcu lu rcturzm ucxi
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:‘iunday. ()ctnbcr l‘i, will 0o linlly liar and Superinivmlcnl Frank A. For
tin will in- with us. (‘inuc out tomorrow to ilml your place and in pain 01"
rally spirit. livery mcmbcr in his lilllt't' M’ct‘y Sabbath, should be our umllo.
The opening program {or .lumor and lntcrnu-diaiv licliiil'llllcills begins
in ibc chapel at twelve o‘c‘ock. 'l‘hc .lc'inlncs (‘luh will be addressed by Mr.
liobcrt llrnco. 'l‘bc (thrlsilun inquiry (‘lnb will hold their regular session.
issued by ibc l'lxceullrc (illlccrs. .
South Norn'ulk, (.‘l., Scpictnbcr 2?. i003.
New York. Soul. 17, 1002.
Will. ii. iii. Snriniu, tin, Nut-walk, (it:
licur Sir. We huVl‘ a call from the
Nitugninck School llourd for a teacher,
a young man quallilcd to teach book-
pays $700 per term. We take. pleasure
in referring this matter to you, no you
have sent us uevcrnl competent pcop'u
in the past. llnvo min of your gratin
ates nitcud to this mniicr at, once,
,0Ni‘, HOUR
dTUD‘
. oi Yours Very truly.
AMERICAN “HUK no-
.1. i6. King, Mul‘.
THE BROWN COLLEGE NIGHT SCHOOL
will prepare you accept such a position it‘ you nro ambitious.
Semi for information, to
utiuuu Nilllii.
(l. W. SAli'l‘AiN, l’rru.
LOOk ATV THESE
Cash Prices.
The lhmrd of litiglrirari. for the City , ‘
~ snooponu t-l'l'ld/iiil
of South Norwuik, Cindi” will hold a 3 “’3" 25"
ROUND STEAK, 5 Mo
Dillon: and Nowouo Disorders ' l .
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“ Saint cop‘s bmportant ‘
Yr'tcc Reductions m\\\ Continue
We can on“; “written a. icon oi the Bargains.
Ladlcs' New Fall Jackets,
chcvint serge, slot scams.
: velvet collar. satin lined,
i nil stars from 32 to ill; rcgv
uiar price $0.50, for Satur-
day only, $0.3m
liadics' il‘nll Jackets: in tail.
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cantor, and black, \Vcrc pric-
i'il tilt ll) $0; $33.90
Ladies” Fall \Valkln'; Skirts,
i in gray only, excellent value
at $5. $3.90
Ladlos‘ Etamlnc Skirts in blue
and with
were
$3.00
A low unlined Skirts. mostly
the of tlic
suuuucr selling, wcrc $4.230, $1.530
black. trininurd
moire silk
$6.50,
bands,
grnys, balance
(No alterations.)
Ladies Suits, corrw-i styles,
black and colors, value
$15.00, $10.00
Resigns-Wear Department.
Ladles' White Cotton Fall
Waists, the latest materials.
slot scams and linlshod with
poarl buttons, excellent vnl~
no at $1.50, $1.00
(While only).
Ludics’ Cotton Canvas Cloth
Wuists, box plcatcd effects,
trimmed with large, white
pearl buttons, all the newest
shades including the popu~
lar red, sold in many plac~
cs at $2.08, $2.00
Children‘s ll‘ali Coats, sizes
4 to 14 years, value up to
$0.00, $2.00
‘ Small mares.
Black Neck Rails, u very good
rail and well made, Slim
l’lain Neck ltlbbon, nil silk tail
fcia, good colors. a yard,
Ecru Lace Collars, lur jackcts,
10c
very stylish now. this salv, 00c
(lotion 'l‘orclion Luce mill in
scriion. all widths, this sale. :ic
Silk lnliiuls, i‘ur inarkiuu
clothes. coats and jaciu-is,
larue size, 2 for So
i Agate lluitous. all sizes. best
quality, three dozen on u '
curd, 3c
llusiing (‘UllillL 100~yd. spools,
u'biip only, a. doacn, tic
llclt llroochcs. have taken
l the placc oi bucklcs, special, the
50(- l’iaid llclts, the newest
thing in bclts, sale price 390
badlcs‘ Linen Collars, all
styles, any size. sale price
3 for 250
hissing anti
underwear .
Anotlicr case of the. liadics'
llibbcd Vests and l‘ants,
valued at 23c. tomorrow.
Childrcn's Whitc Merino \‘csis
and l’ants, sizes 10 to 24.
value 25c, at
Ladics' Wool Pants, in gray
and whitcwsomc odd goods.
plain and ribbed. valuc $1.
at
Men‘s Socks, inns and black,
scililllch and {all weight.
Viillit‘ lzlllgc. at ?c
Ladics' ll‘inc ll‘lccccd Lined
Iiosc, black. all sizes, at 12150
An odd lot of Children's
Stockings. sizes ti and 6%.
lhc
l7c
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vuluc 10c. at tic
lllnck lint: Siocklurzs for
boys, value 23c, ui lilo
“are you had a trial pair of
our "'i‘ui‘lcnul" Children‘s
Hose if not try a pair the
next time you‘re looking for
children‘s stockings. 13c,
2 pair for 250
Men's Elastic Suspenders,
value 25c. at 13c
Men‘s “tinioi” Suspenders,
the best imported kind, at 300
Value 50c.
Ranker-chins, etc.
Ludios' Colored ilorder Hand-
kerchiefs, value Be, at
Ladies‘ Embroidered llaudkcr-
2 lé c
chiefs, valuc iL’VJc at St:
'l‘ooth Brushes, value “Jim, at 15c
l’ui‘e lrish Linen Writing in
per. value 25c box, at 130
Children's School Boxes for
pencils and pens. 3c
iOil-shcet Writing Pads. value
So, at 3c
BUYING GOVERNMENT nouns.”
NEW \‘Uliii. Scptcuibci' 2?—~vrlccrc-
lary Shaw's oli‘cr to purchase govern-
ment lch per cont. bonds at nu. has
thus far evoked no response at this
cullicr. No bonds have yet been pro-
subtrcasury.
. lioud brolu-rs continue in Hil‘m' 103.0,
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' lllil ()liu house bought $50,000 at ilmt
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nor ccni commission clmrucd by the
vrokcr. the amount paid llli' scllci‘ was
502.52 mori- tbzm ibc :1in "llllli‘il'
would lii!\'l‘ paid llllll. "\Vc UlT'i HIM,
mr lhwzc bonds lli‘lllllfi‘ wo ilnd pur-
buwrs :il :1 in'licr Nil-v," Null llnv
u'okcr who had lmtichl the $00,000,.
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FOB DESSERT
SIMPLY DELICIOUS
FAULKNERS' HAS NEW SIGNALS.
Ntlllci' is given by the liabihouse
board that on, or about October 15th.
the, iii-inch steam whistle at l<‘alkncr‘s
Island light station will be dismniiir
lied. and ihorc will be. established a
first class slrcu. operated by compres-
sed air to sound during lllli k or {0:31)
\\‘tilllii‘i', blast oi .1 scconth‘ duration,
separated by silent intervals Id 2? sec
ouds. ’l‘hc in: boll, hcrctulorc sound
cd in last- the whistlc was disablec.
will be diu-untimrcd about the samv
dale and llll' iruim- Sillilmi'illla: illl‘ bell
will bc l't‘lll'll’l'il. ’l‘bc slalihn is in
cutcd on Faulkncr‘s Island, off (lull-
l‘ord Ilarimr. northerly side of lamp
island Sound.
Sey
mour’sStore
No smart, up-lo-dntc person ever cats anything but the best.
Lite is short and the way to prolong it is to
out only the very best. goods oblainab'c. ii is an easy matter to get l'()()li S’l‘llll‘l“, but it takes years or train-
‘ng and hard work and experience to know ubsolulcly what lino goods are, and to always keep them in stock. We
make it our business to handle only the lit-st. and we guarantee all goods Sold by us to bc at that quality,
OUR WINNERS.
Fresh t‘ouniry links, 32c doc. 3 lbs. lions Milk Crackers. 25c; 10c lb. l’urc. la-ar Lard, lac. ll). Elegant
l‘oiiocs from 25c to Ith‘ lb. Fresh l’cnnui liniirr, 20c, lb. Try pound box lilcli's ll‘rult, (‘ttlto, 1231-, licilclouu. For.
rls llums and boneless lbn-on. Ileuuiliul ilony Swrct liuticr, 28c and 30c ll). 3 cmm 'l'ricolm‘ Hmum, 1251:. Thu
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
“upping and slim-thumb The position llncnt Condensed Milk on the market” l‘lonllcn in tin.- brand.
TELEPHONE, 58-2.
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'C. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Big Sale on Flour.
We burn ban rccoivud a car load of Flow, and in order to illiiki' room for another which in about due. we
utter you uonw pretty low ilgurca; iowor than you will Him 0 again for muni- ilmc.
iluy your Flour now for the
wiulur or you will romct it. Just think of ii, the only ll‘lonr in town that comes llll‘l‘i‘l trout the mlllu.
MAUD S. FLOUR (0U R OWN BRAND) EVERY BARREL GUARANTEED.
PER BAG. 55¢.
PER BARREL. $4.40.
JONEB’S su‘r’entmwe FLOUR.
PER BAG, 67o.
PER BARREL. $4.65.
PILLSBURV’B XXXX FLOUR,
PER 3A6 60c.
PER BARREL, $4.76.
FINEST ELGIN
CREAMEHV
BUTTER.
Per 0)., 250.
.5 lb. Package Saxon Om, '
Piece of China free.
Saxon Wheat Food, pkg., 13c
Place of China (rec.
imperial Pls Fruits, 3 plinth, 25:;
8 cake: Acme Soap, {or 256
Pilinhury'o Oat Food, pkgv, 1th.
Fresh Fig Barn, 0)., 12¢
FRESH GATHERED EGGS, per 601.. 300. BEST LEAF LAND, 2 lbs" 25c. BACON, par 03., 18c.
public soaaion ‘ut the Town .louri. SiilltllN BTI‘AK 16 ,
Room, aviimii street, in mild thy, on " " . "
WClllltilfiiliiy, Optobcr tut, 10ml.L l‘rom l-‘ItO'l‘lilltlliiilmc id'l‘hldli. 1” 6" 30”. Fine Native Pottstocs, if“: g?
twa (2) to six (iii o'clock p. in.. to MM” (Jiltli’H, N 15951:” gmfeérf? “can; " 25:
correct the voting list. All names to IntiiriNUlNlii lill’lthii I'AMH' ”G'auu‘i Jar Nowafilly a. to:
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