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RSDAY, FEB.
lithium Almanac for Tomorrow.
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I“ -.UIIMII Office.
IN —!dltorlat Room.
M -Irancll Office. Norwalk.
SHE—Editor's Residence.
In. 1903.
The power to take private property
for public uses is termed “the right Ill
The public good
list under our goI'IIlnInent rIIIunill
paramount to private good. Every pri
to Interest III property under our
Iovonunont III held under the Implied
reservation that the same may be tltkr
on for public use by paving a fair com
pulsation thelefol; but the question or
public requllement and necessity
~Ieahould always be investigated by the
public through the local or state leg-
Mature, and not be left to individuals
and private corporations. This right
In peculiarly a pllblic function, and in
exercising it vested rights in llldlvid~
hats and corporations should always be
I protected so fit) as consistent with the
fpubllc. good.
All Connecticut investors ill street
yrnllroad stock and bonds are vitally lu-
' tarcsted In the repeal of any law which
affords a right, to destroy vealed rights
and franchises of corporations hereto I
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tore chartered by the legislature. iIII
Iiry honest and needed enterprise in
the line of electric railways may ob-
tain legislative assistance, and the
' , legislature alone siiollld determine lin-
quéstion of public need.
The legislature has the right to
know all about the route, stocks and
bonds, anti privileges desired before
such an enormous grant of public
franchises is secured by ally electrip
band of promoters. And usually such
promoters are front without the state.
' The legislature. has already granted
too tnany of these charters, whicll are
hawked about. for solo in other states
without restrictions, and foreign spec
tilliors enter our state and practically
rob existing corporations. large and
small, without safeguarding stockhold~ ‘
era wholllave in good faith invested
their money.
ltosldcuta'of the state, it‘ they want a
mi road, can go to thI legisl: little and
get it and that body is the propel II'ouIt
to determine the. demand of [lamb t'tlll
Ionience and RECESS.“
The news of the death of iI‘. A. ’I‘ay
Ior was heard with regret by everyone
who had the ucquaiutamc of that gen-
Isl newspaper man One of ‘II‘iitI.
Imtmy good traits was to make fliendsi
with all with whom he came. ill Ion-
tact. in II business or Initial way. and
) o retained tbrse friendships during a
lifetime. and in the past few weeks of
Illiless has looktd back on them with
plflaiiule. He was all enthusiastic
writer during his long carter in the
news gathering field as well as II quiII k
and witty writol. and the bright para-
atlil fresh III the. memory of Norwalk
blind and lather, watching over his
family'wlth tellderest care, and thele
wia never a birthday anniversary, hol.
y. etc... but what each member was
some way rcl‘uembeted by him. Hei
“viii be nowhere mo: Ic gieatly nlth‘t‘Il
tan in the home circle.
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The proposed action (if the :«iIleI't—
' M “form“! the EHVerntuent regain-
flow. regarding the Washington street
atl'brillge, is ill thI right direction.
certain hours of thII My great Ill
FASHIONS.
Ito mallne has had to share. favor
, Lilla dainty blues. pinks. etc, as
- {go at the throat.
c you seen a real good display of
fit, not negligees~the dainty silken
-‘ -t_a in pink or white or lavender
. dobordion plaltlng from neck to
They’re worth searching out.
‘ . is really. in fashion again.
finer about-Jrlnge every little
. lbtlt this season we shall see It
' m, sashflinnd skirts, utilized
:- the ‘. taste of the artist
r canfiput it with best rc-
tlnlo a wife lets herself “look
each of these occasions
'--II by so much the approach'
. For to be carefully dress
‘ Ink young. and to look young
‘ .A'Iwol'nah’s dutyto toner
Sterling Elllcrluisis.
at hand.
graphs be delighted in penning are'
people. Mr. Taylor was a devoted hus- 3
mm. of Hambotdt
1 claims, high-grade
1- to start. mama
Able. honest
dial-gain ‘at present
one: for the United
1 and South At-
titan minimum rials
OF HEALTH
OFFERS
pnrnc
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f‘sromncs.
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__.lror tivn y'eaul haval
I trial I am able tout III-arty meals of “I,
It for three melts and iron improving
clreulationpluch improve d.
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GU ESTION
SERIOUS QUESTION WE HAVE
TO ANSWER.
PLE FAIL TO ANSWER
ROMOC
TO Eysav surrea-
MATISM.
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‘ TROUBLE. I
ibavo mrwubobtst llIIIIlicuI old I i I. ustun, and have obtained vi ry I up.
"diet...”vt t at only temporary. lwus Lillet‘d to tiy lloluot AltttrnI“ .1“th
(Horned) ‘t. H. IKEAN. holinukt‘lIIwr Qiliuty “Ilium.
I!
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
IS THE MOST
MANY PEO-
TH E SOLUTION
M RHEU-
iIYSPBPSIAI nnston
Il'i‘ II troubled with Nervous Dyspi- [In-Its.
ollaonie. m I . i have unlimited Inklny
.I'iv II d; l\‘ “l nerves are stronger an
childreuwthat is the. tlrst claim on
her attention, and the second and next
In importance is that she shall look as
attractive mute can. On these lIanIz
good looks and a happy home and u re
mote old tiger-New York World.
A skirt that Just escapes the I...l)iiii"
is not only convenient, but it is for NI
tor for a woman when walking to stand
up stlnlgbt than It is t') lean over to
win a grasping a long skirt to hold It
off the ground. therofme I say the
,II "'lt‘lit‘il skirt is healthful. too.
I What exquisite things Ill dress trim
linings are beginning to show ill the
shops. You start out from home
Ikuowlng just what you are suing to
buy, you get to the shops and the new
tblnirs that have mine ill that very
Imonling, pclbaps, am so loud,» and
”iv II lh: ll you are all at sea a min and
IfllIuliy decide on somethintz IIII'I dif
‘I-rIInt from what \tIll bid ant. IIipntI-Il
'l‘lIII nlollsselllle medallions with lace
IIIlaIII alId centers oubroidereil with
IIIolIIrIId sll ks ule exquisite; the iiul
.Iallun etllbloldelies on binds of litIIIII
[Itil'Illitillillli;.‘hlli-“-1ii8llililt‘ thr- color-
I ed I-mbroldelies on
1thin IIII uses" the so and all the otIII-Is
[ale beautiful
FORMER UORWALK BOY STONED
Herbert Johnson. Now in Ohio, Had 9.
Narrow Escape from injury.
llIIth-rt Iolinsou sop of Charles I:
Johnson who I-ohduets the cigar sto: 'l‘
ill the (latiuieiblrilding, Wall strt It
had an exciting than last Satul lI
unlit III Mount Vernon. Ullio. where
he is a! present employed. The Mount
I‘.’III'non Republican News has the, fol»
tot. .nu \‘t'l'r’ltll' of the :Ill'air:
.I domains, attempt to injure Mr.
llIirlII-rl Johan-III was made SlitllrIIayI
night about l. which near the home
of Mr. anti Mrs...C. W. Warren IIII W.
High street. MT. Johnson bad at-
I II nIiI- d the. ‘ theatre
' lug home when suddenly a mall step-
Iped ouI flout the shadows of the
Ibnllding and hurIlId II large. stone at
Johnson‘s head. Tile missile. missed
'its malk and neat bounding into the
street. Mr. Johnson reported the oc-
currence to Officer Dermody and the
two made a thorough search of the
neighborhood. but could not find the
stonetbrower,
A short time after this happened
Mr. liuy Warren. son of Mr. and
lIlI's.1‘. W. Warren. was returning
home. and was treated as Mr. John
Lllll had been. Ray rail to the Stuns-
iield restaurant. where be secured a
revolver and again started for home.
.is he passed the dark place the sec-
ond time he was on the alert, fortu
solely. and with some difficulty dodg-
ed the second stone that. came. whiz-
zlng by his head. Having the revol-
ver in readiness he fired point blank at
ibis assaila I. but four carelessly alm-
. ed shots on y found the empty air, and
the cowardly thug made good his es-
cape.
Mr. Johnson, who lives at the War-
ren home. says he is not aware of an
enemy who would make such a cow-
ardly assault on him unless his pur-
pose was robbery.
Mr. abd Mrs. Warren stated to the
nepublican- News. Monday morning.
that they believed that Mr. Johnson
_ had been taken for another mail In
that neighbmhood who was supposed
Ito have had a considerable amount
of money on his person that night;
‘ and the. stone- thrower. having been dis-
Iappolnted in his prey. had determined
to take his spite out onithe first to
Icome along, that person being young
Warren.
Durlpg the excitement Miss Iva War-
ren, who has been in poor health for
,seversi months fainted. requiring the
:combined alerts of the family to re-
store her to consciousness. ‘
The, police have been notified and
will keep a sharp lookout for any repe-
tition of the occurrence.
'UNFAVORABLE REPORT ON CRUN
WASHINGTON. Fob. 123-4110 Sen-
atieéommtnee‘gnfiodzmem or»
In to rape III-no . the
nomination of DEW F’gfi.
collector of the port Wain ' I.
t" The vote on connmauol wan to
8.. All the Democrats voted against
confirmation and theta “vol.“ who ”I
ma! Ilia
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mm by
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one side as one almost invariably divs .
.IIII for ll'lmlliilii. .. I
and was returu-|
In cued with consumption or any
lruths from lectures on
Practical Metaphysics
Some of the Pointed Sentiments Ex-
pressed by Rev. Dew. T. Van Dor-
en at Norwalk Baptist Church.
An esteemed coireapondcllt of The
I-lI‘IIIIIIIg Helllihcl contributes the fol-
lowing pungent paragraphs, expressed
by Ith'_ Dr. \‘un IlorI-II_ ill the course
of lectures be is now titling in Nor
wulk:
Metaphysics is ldIIiIlItlIId
spirit realm—is soul force.
It is granted that there is ability to
change conditions, bill Illi'l'l‘ is a IIuIIs
tion if many do this. A change of the
vibrations changes the mind, Stand
I-rIIIIt alld know no body, mind Is su
preme.
Law is a protector
tisltls for you.
It is lIIII'I-ssaly to realise the law
and believe Ill it implicitly.
Iiuild on the phlllsopby ot' I‘hlisl
Iiud ill ltlin manifestation of the powI-I
latent ill every soul.
There is only one. universal sub
stance. differentiated by vibration, the
lllore rapid the vibrations the more
powerful and lth nl‘IIater thII refine-
iIII-nt,
‘We me one with God. one mind. one
life: IIuI-li a fractional part the same
In cloud. :zl‘tlss. tree. man and God.
Man may no to the farthest confines
I llt‘l and there he will be enswath-
Iy (loll. Life cannot, die.
it you would realize your “oneness
with tlovi," go by youlselt’ alani- :Illd
ItlIIIrII I'IIpIInt for tire lllllllllt'h‘ this sell
Item-e: "My life is hid Willi (‘lII'ist in
God: i am one with God It will
Illanye _\0.ll vibrations atld you will b-
I'tluilled through and through with llel
IlI' f()i"I t‘.
it gives power to identify self with
thI :I-orI-II of infinite mind. It is use-
less to try to do anything except ill
accord with law. You cannot accom-
plish anything worth while except In
harmony with God's plans.
Everything that has existed or will
ever exist exists now in the unseen.
hence the possibility of clairvoyance
Things ale not created moment by lilo
nIIIlIt out of the lives of men The
events exist. and we march toward
them as the days pass-beneo proph~
ecy and clairvoyance. The mind has
power to bring out of the unseen tllut
which is spiritual substance.
There. is intent in every soul the
poWer of the (Ibrist to heal the sick.
Because Christ. your “Elder Brother."
was divine. you are divine also. Men
die by degrees: we are dying now as
mltch as when we change worlds. We
are alive tonight because the force of
life is supreme and counteracts tho:I
force of disintegration. Christianity
has power possessed by nothing e.se.
The. Son of Man was Son of God be-
I-uuse of what was involved. We are
the sons and daughters of God. l)lvln
lty within transforms you payaica‘ly
with th
fl'lt‘iltlI it
and
:If:
III‘
Truth is more of a stranger than tic-
tion.
The Business Directory will be found
on Page 7 today..—
THE ESQUIMO
The Esquimo cats blubbcr
The lumbermen eat pork
These people are constantly
exposed to cold. and physical
them that fatty foods give
warmth and nourishment.
For those who ‘have cold
and thin bodies, or are threat-
wasting disease, there is no fat:
in so digestible and palatable a
*-
strain. Experience has taught '
. [part as Scott’s Emulsion.
Uncertain ,
Weather
marks this season, and while not need-
ing a large supply. perhaps you do need
a supply of good, clean, bright, fresh
mined
LEHIGH COAL
llo not buy the dull, black stuff sold
for i‘IJtll ll)‘ ll l'IIw IlIIulIIl‘H.
tiny our best quality IIIIhIIIJl. We do
"that"
not think Ive are "It." bllt
"THAT'S IT."
Irving locllioui it to.
I‘J‘J WA'I‘ICII S’l‘., NU. NURWALK.
”l‘llllt‘li OI'IiIIe 2 So. Main St.
(‘nll 3l- 5.
'IIIl.
HIS BEST CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
HIIIIIII klild II'lIIlIIls sent it bottle of
lli‘. lllI-k's Medicine to all old citizen
in South Nol'wulk who had been suffer
'l'lie llItIId sufferer feels now like
boy in his teens and says that ill the
.I-IIIII-Iltv lliII‘-' t‘hrlstlnuses be has seen
“It lIIIllI'l' |II'tIHIIilI “’th III'III' I‘III‘IIII‘tItl
by him. NllllIII and address, also Ill
IIIvilons for I'Ill't' ni' malaria and tzrlppe
on application. Send your :IIIlIin'
t‘riIIIiIl a bottle. t‘nsts only {to cents.
Don’t Be
'Hoodwlnked
into paying high pllces tor W all l’t'lpel
We have. the most elegant designs of
wall paper at theimosi rIInsIIlIublII
[nice you ever heard of.
We. Will Fumlsll Pallet.
halls. it, and do all work ne.
without ilIIIoIII'IIIIiI-IIIIII to you, and your
bIll will be reasonable. too. (lIvII lit-
tlIII dimensions, we will tell you who:
it will cost.
mssaly
made to order.
PAINTERS' SUPPLIES.
ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
Colors and other things that
artists use.
SPECIAL.
White Curtain Poles with Fix
turcs, toc.
Cloth Window Shades.
triage. 25c.
witl.
Painting. Paper' Hanging andt
Decorating
Telephone Connections.
87 Washington Street,
South Norwalk. Conn
This can be prevented by a system
lttic Ilse of
MAGNETIC HAIR RESTORER
AND DANDRUFF CURE.
For sale at barbers and
stores
Magnetic Ilair Restorer Co.
ROBERT F. SCALZI. PROP..
36 Washington St... South NorwaliI
‘JUST
IT ".
WE LLTRIIST YOU
“RN” ”"
lug from malaria and grippe for years .
:i :
Picture Frames and Window Shades
L. H. Decker
uair Falling out?
all drug
. Y. M. C. A. NOTES. .
All arrangements for its special Mel“
vIIII-u to be held ill the various I'llbr
IIbos Ill The Norwulka tlIIxt Holiday In
the interest. of the Y. M. (3. A. uru now
complete.
State Secretary E. T. Bates. of New
Haven. wasIln town yesterday after-
noon to confer with Secretary Norris
regarding the program and the direc-
tors’ meeting iast evening was to ur-
range for the final details. interest»
ing speakers have been secured and n
good day is expected.
The regular weekly ton-cent baked
bean supper will be held this evening
at titlltl. Illble study at 7. Mandolin.
Banjo and tiultar (‘lub rehearsal and
Senior (lylnnasiuni Class at It o'I-loIIk.
’l‘llII Mandolin t‘lub will play at the
t'outll Norwallt liupllst t‘liurcll Friday
night and the tilII-IIIIstrn is to play ut
the Armory.
A llh‘t‘lllli‘.‘ of special ilItI-rIIst III all
the llIIIlIIb-Irs of the association is call
IIII for Wednesday evening. li‘elu'uut‘y
lhtll. at 3 o'clock. ill the Association
parlors.
COMPENSATION.
.Ioncs tilt the boarding bousel~~
two little biscuits for breakfast.
Brown—Yes; but think how heavy
they nre.~lloston Evening Journal,
tlnly
ENTERTAINMENTS.
IIOYT S THEATRE
ITHURSDAY FEBRUARY 12
'l‘IlA' l‘ LAUGHING t‘i uown:
The Only Original
I A Hot Old Time
to MIT iS'l‘It lo
IAII New Music! Sweet Girls!
Comic Mon! Sumptuoua Scenery!
PRICES. 25, 50 and 75c.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
Matinee and Niqbt.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY
First appearance here or
ROBERT FULGORA'S
All- Star
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AND I‘OSTIIY ACTS-
PRICES:
Matinee. 15 and 25 cents.
Night, 25, 35 and 50 cents.
SEATS NOW (IN SALE.
Sale of seats opt-us nt lloyt's 'I‘lII-a
trII. South Norwull., and \\'II-Ii'..~ drill;
store. Norwulk. fl illlgfi III advance at
tlll attractions
b” tilt}
. Athletic Meet.
ICompany D.,
. 4th Ray. C. N. G.
I ARMORY
IFRIDALFEBRUARY i3. I903
SPECIAL RELAY RACES.
I Sack Race, 220-yard Hurdle,
Jump and Medley Race
l Best of its kind ever given in town.
I Lots of fun and always interesting.
ESPECIAL INTERSCHOLABTIC RACE
Teams and Companies of Fourth
‘Reglment and Second Naval Division
of Hartford will compete, also Ioeal
Schools.
TICKETS. 25 cents.
RESERVED SEATS, 50 cents.
(lomstock Bros.'s, So. Norwalk.
Don't miss a trial:
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
I7c
Box
CLOTHING HAISSHO
GATELY-BRENNAN
I0 S.MAIN STREET-
money will go the darthcst.
service.
III
Vaudeville Comuallu.
HighI
To be had at chd's. Not-walk. and’
Ill it boarding the brickmakIIrs has been
It )l'tlri‘
beautiful sets. l'l‘lt‘i"i'lliigt‘ from th-
\t‘l‘y "Illilll prlIIII.
III IIIalI'll.
IIIIIlIt.
White. Bonds.
Submitters.
We are preparing for spring~~why not you? A better time could not
be within reach than now. when the first choice selections are at your
White will be THE Color used this coming spring.
of Fancy Whites surpasses all previous seasons.
White Mereerlzcd Cheviot, plain and fancy figured. plain and fancy Ox-
llanlusk, Madras, Moire Nainsooks.
I EMBROIDERIES.
I Muslin, Swiss and Nhlnsook I‘ldglngs,
II yard to
I! LACES.
‘ t‘IuIiI‘ Laces lake the lead for Spring tillolll style.
I
skill ll‘ll‘lillllll: We are showing some
PLAUEN GALLOONS. .
5 All the very newest designs, beautiful grape patterns, and all-overs
lIZI-I-ry other kind of Lat-II will be found in our Lace Depart-
$330.68.
and the array
The line includes
Prices range 25c to $1.00.
with Inserting to match; also
750.
For waist and
handsome imitation CIIIIIy, at a
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BRICK COMPANY MUST ANSWER.
For importation of Fifteen Laborers
Contlary to Contract Labor Law
SAN II‘ItANt‘lst‘II, l“t‘ll. l‘_’.
,taia it. It. SIIIII-ll. of the immigration
lbureuu. has left for New York with
' lli‘tIIIIII briIIkIIIulzers III his charge. The
.niIIII (lillii' to this country several
months ago and the San Francisco
‘Iirti it I‘nmpauy will have to answer ill
t'UlIlI for their [li‘t‘nl'llt‘i' hI-I'II. l-‘In'
the last two months the brickmakers
II: II: ,. been detailed on Angel Island. As
the bIIalIngs of II:lI IlgIIs against. tile
iniI-k IImIpauy seemed far distant it
was dee him! to taki th depositions of
'Illt' men and then dcpoIt them.
I When the bIII-kmakers were taken
into custodl fifteen separate coal-
Iplaluls .w'ele dlnIIu up by the United
.Stta-s Attorney Marshall Woodworlh.
leach Iliarging that the bllI-k Iompanv
[was violating the (illllltltt laboI law.
I’i‘he pl‘llilll) in each case ls fixed by
the law at 81 ball. Fifteen new celli-
.plaints “we filed in the circuit eoult
by the lulled Slates uttolue). Each
of ”III Iomplaints charges a violation
of law in advertising in foreign lands
for laborers. As the expense of
CALL 58-2.
we offer this week for 32c. lb.
TELEPHONE. 58-?-
Walter Baker 8t 06’ 5 Cocoa
For three days commencing Thu rsday. February 12m, we will sell Baker's Cocoa at 17c hex. Just think of
It! Your protei- charges you from 23c to 25¢ per box for it. Take advantage of this “In; come here, where year
Other In :ppy bargains.
20 LBS. ORAN. SUGAR FOR $1.00. 21 LBS. ERIC SUGAR FOR “.00.
I‘up- 'I
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beavl for tile goI'I-I'IIIIIIIIIt. special of;
toll will be madII to r'ecoIIIr the. $30..
ooo novi asked.
MARRY A’lAIN.
12.~TlIo
BOTH CAN
IIIIICSIIICN. Saxony, Feb.
decree of dinner granted Crown
l’lince II‘IIIIIIIlIIIiIk yesterday permits
Path palty to marry again. The. Crown
Prince applied merely for a separation
of bed and board. but the former
t‘rowa Princess alted for all absolute
:IIIIIII‘IIII, which the judges decided they
could not refuse under thI new civil
code, which King George lllmself.des-_
inhaled as governing the proceedings.
The Princess, however. cannot marry
Prof. (‘Iiron and obtain recognition of
her marriage under the German law.
SNOW STORM WORST IN YEARS.
LARAMIII]. Wynn Feb. ill—Train-
\ men between Laramie and Rawlins re-
port the present snow storm the worst
in years. Rotary snow plows are kept
constantly at work clearing the main
line between the points mentioned, and‘
a large force of men is employed shtlv<
cling snow ill the various cuts.
The Business Directory will be found
on Page 7 todav
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A;
S’eymour’sStore
Spatial T1135 l)VVacek.
PURE FRESH RASPL..RRY ()R STRAWBERRY JAM. price the jar;
PURE CURRANT JELLY, the glass: 2 for 25c.
MANHATTAN and SAVOY RELISII. absolutely the fittest article in the market. 10c jar.
To introduce. our special 25c 00 iI‘iI‘iIJlIl.
big value for the money,
liIOli GRADE COFFEES AND TEAS at the lowest market value.
SMOKED HAMBU'I‘. MESS BlitNLERS, FANCY CODFISII AND MACKEREL.
You know we keep STRICTLY it‘ltl) Sii EGGS and ROSY SWEET BUTTER
FANCY FLORIDA CHANGES. GRAPE FRUIT CELFRY, (‘RANBF‘RRIICS
C. E. SEYMOUR, Leading
2 for 250.
Grocer.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
l7c
Box
FINEST ELGIN, CREAMERY BUTTER: LB.. 28¢. -CHOICE PRINT B UTTER. L3,, 25c,
of Neural): hath limited and a lowed
six montha from the date hemf for
the creditors of said ostata in exhih. t
their claims for iotuemoni. Those who
neglect to present their accounts, pro
poriy “nutrition withinuid time, will
ho «barred a my. .. {All persons
lnIlolno'Ilto atoms-massacred,
OOLVENT. NOTICE. NAN" Tumlpa, Mk, III: ' MAUD 8 FLOUR, 3 lb. can Gaga Plumn, 100
Native Potatoes, peak, 230 Bag 53¢_ 3 lb. can Puchca,10¢
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. an. Pro- SugarCuI-ed ~III-Inn. lb., 140 Burnt 84.50 3 lb can Apricots, loo
bate Court. Feb...11 A 11.1903. LOII‘I Smoked ”Golden. Ib., ltc ,' ' P or coat. Sugar, ih., 7o
Estate of Stephan Korcsmllros, Into Boneless aspen; 16° JON“. FLOUR- Rockwood'c Pram. Choc, cake, 17a
of Norwalk in said district. deceased 7 it». But Gum-Ii. . 25: lap 00:. Sugar Corn, can 100
The Court of Probate for the district OLICED PEACNES, can, 100 Intro! “.76. ‘ Sifted Pun! can, 10 and 120
VERY IIOT MOCHA AND JA
VERY BEST MIXED OR ILACK TEA, ANY KIND. 50¢ PER POUND
VA COFFEE. 30c PER POUND.
Booth. an. mat of Crockery we no giving free with that. fine trash Ten and Cotton.
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