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shits avaumo summits.
Golden, Editor and mm».
, scam, MAY is. (903.
Nlhllhiro' Almand'aiibr' Tomorrow.
Cunmlsas t:3l: sets 7:07.
High tide 4:08 a. 111.; 4:48 p. in.
Indian ssurmst TELEPHONE
,, CALLC.
. aa-s ~Iusinooa Office.
02-2 .-lditorial Room.
a «- -lranch Office, Norwalk.
. Moll—Editor's Residence.
- Work whicn is of much importance
to shipping and commercial interests,
water for a harbor of refuge at Point
Judith, Rhoda island, is about to be
begun. The breakwater, which will be
built of riprap and masonry, will ctr
tend out from too shore at Point .ludith
at afpoint about 1.300 feet northwest
from the lighthouse, or within half a
unite from the protection formed by the
present breakwater The experience of
vessels that have safely ridden out, in
the harbor of refuge, in some of the
. worst storms, has proved the holding
} ground to be good, excepting perhaps l
“the part near the apex of tee triangle
formed «y the present breakwater.
. Alonso Weed, a tramp. has been
elected mayor of Amesville. Ohio, as a
joke,'and now the people of Amesville
can't’see the joke. Amesville's else
‘ .tlon promised to be a' tame affair, as
there was only one candidate in the
hold. The day before the polls open
all the hobo wafted into town, and
. some one nominated him as a joke.
Others took it up and voted for him, so
'7th the ballots were counted it was
found that the hobo and real candidate
_} had each receiVed 21 votes. They toss-
ed-up for the job, and the tramp won.
Now Amesville has taken the matter
to the governor.
In a lecture delivered to students
Judge Cox, of the United States circuit
court, told a young lawyer who came
before the supreme court to argue a
case in which he was also defendant.
Addressing the court, he referred to
the old French adage declaring that he
who argues his own case has a tool for
a client. After the case had been heard
he left for his home in St Louis ask
in“. friend; to notify him by wire when
, the denisit‘m was handed down. This
‘7’ was the pithy telegram he received
W.
‘ "Old French adage affirmed."
_ y'l‘he Fifty-seventh congress created
11,316 “new offices and employments,“
but 1,815 omcers wore discontinued, so
til! the net‘Iincrease was 9.501. The
annual pay of these thousands of new
place holders is close to seven inillions
of dollars. The postal service was eti-
Inrged by ,3 354 new appointments,
while the naval increase was 5.616, in
eluding 3.000 acumen and 1,458 mid-
ohlnlnen. The total appropriations or
money by the last congress aggregate
I)..5§3,688,002.
ThoCerman 1,2’hiiyersity world has
been startled by the discovery of thefts
in the building occupied by the saxouia
Corps and the Bornssla Corps at Bonn.
floss clubs are exéluslve. and the im-
portal princesare members of the lat
for organisations. The'thieflhas been
if andhas confessed before a court
} honor. He belo'iigs to a noble fam-
. 1'!»: first
rand “Marlon
Race
Will be held at
“a sonwALK..sAIs .eaooaos,
' y. “'1” 23”" I903.
2:18 Class Trotting and Pacing
3:80 Class Trotting and Pacing
And a Colt Race.
V'RCoos will start at 1:30 Sharp.
somehow, 25o.
Matinee Races are for Local
, only.
information apply to Luther M.
t, South NorwalX, Conn.
1 - UT?
. ofoleffford
namely, the construction of a break- ‘
is none too early to
OOMPLIMINTI FOR WIACTIRN MIN
Clots Prose Comment on Available
Man for Cuban-tarts! Nominations.
(Hartford Post. )
Commenting upon the Post's editor-
lot of Monday stating that it is time for
'& Connecticut for the
were considered, the
Norwich sazya
"This is with said. and it is timely.
The stronghold of Republicans in this
statc unites upon only one thing the
principles of the party. M can it comes
to candidates. it is difficult to present a
solid front. Until the leaders of eastern
Connecticut learn to unite for their
rights, the first honors and greatest
emoluments will go where least dc-
served.
Unquestionably the Bulletin is right
in stating that it is necessary for east-
ill. 1. Stevens
Launched
Miss Kathryn Stevens.
Youngest Daughter of the
Owner.
WAIHINOTON CT. IRIDCI CAFE.
Report of Condition Mods by Superin-
tondont Wainwright and Select-
man Rood.
Tito East Washington Itreet bridge
is as sale today as it has been at any
period during the par five years. The
rumors to the effect! not there was
}daager of the trolley cars dropping
} through the structure into the river
} has been proved to be false. The most
careful sort of an investigation was
: made yesterday by Superintendent A.
V. Wainwright. of the Connecticut
Illailusy and Lighting Company, and
Selectman Reed. of the town of Nor-
walk They found that the structure
iis perfectly safe and both gentlemen
Christengd file} so aiaicd this morning to a Sentinel re-
p'mitu'.
Ml', Wainwright shid: "The bridge
«
ern Connecticut to unite upon a candl-
(into in order to secure recognition in .
the state convention it is necessary t0I
agree upon the strongest, the mo
available man in that part of the state. I
if this can be done the party will tier-i
(Issarily giwI to the claims of eastern}
(‘onncctitut the recognition to which
they are entitled.
The New Haven iltIiulcr. (tilt-r quot }
ing tlitI Poat‘s (Idiolrlai. says: ,
"it is quite safe to wager that (‘Ull-i
gressman Brandcgec will not care to
stay home from Washington to be
come governor of the state.
“Treasurer Gallup, of Norwich, is
an available man, and the Hon. Char-
les Phelps, of Vernon, is one of Cott-
necticut'e ablost and best Republicans. .
He has served the state as secretary of
state and attorney general; be has
been a representative and a senator:
lie is a man of fine culture and high:
character."
These compliments are well bestow-
cti. There are still other men in that
part of the state who are available. it I
discuss their}
claims. }
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MUD DIGGING CONTRACT.
Work in the Harbor Will Probably be
Completed Wednesday.
The government digging contract in
Norwalk harbor will be completed}
about Wednesday. There remain 3.-
000 yards to be taken out. The dia-
ger is at. present cutting off the first
corner in the (Ideal ill ihc (Ind (If the
oyster (looks. it is probable that the
"Capital City‘ will be brought tip be-
tween the bridges when this work is
tinisbed. and it little digging done at
i
that point, if the appropriation holds‘
out. When this work is done the dia-
ger will return to New York or Albany.
where the firm is located, as this lin-
ishes this contract, with the exception
of Southpori. on which the larger die}
is working and,
(lcr “Empire City"
which will be finished by her.
SVEC BAND WILL GIVE CONCERT.
Svec‘s new South Norwalk band has ‘
voted to give a grand concert in the}
near future for the benefit of the band,
They will give a parade in connection
with the event, in which St. Johns
band of Stamford and the Wheeler at
Wilson band, of Bridgeport will take
part.’
CHICAGO PLANT LOCKOUT
CHIC to, May Iii-By the action in.
voting to strike in sympathy with the}
colored waiters of the. same firm the
bakers working the wholesale. plant ori
H H. Kohlsaat & Company, have pro,
cipitated a lockout. More than seven
hundred employee are tlIrOWn out of }
I-.v0Ik
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FAfiHlONS.
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Swimming is one of the best cosine-
tics known.
liund embroidery on a brown llucu
cmttimc is very ci’fcciivcwthe more
ucatly executed the better.
The woman who is healthiest (lut-
lng the summer months is doubtless
she who eats very little meat it takes
one but a very short time to get no
ustomed to sitting down to a dinner
raffle. where there is no meat but
when she has overcome the desire for
meat. and learned what to eat in its
place. she will be happier and health-
icI'. ‘
The blue chevlot sailor suit is al-
rcady very popular with both women
and children. The material is scr-
\'l(‘98.l)le, the lines are loose and com-
fortable—lust the thing for outdoor
sports. and ifone is obliged to econo-
mize in her laundry bills, this is just
the costume that will always look
ucat even when subjected to the
roughest wear.
One has to be only half skillful to
produce some very handsome corset
covers—those garments which are just
as essential as pretty waists because
they are almost as conspicuous. A
very elaborate effect can be obtained
by merely letting into the clothtwhlch
should be a fine nainsook or equally
fine material) some of the little lace
medallions and using some of the fine
laces and headings. even though they
are narrow, for the edges.
if you want a striking shirtwaist
costume make it of white pique and
trim it with red linen. There should
be a band of bright linen about the
head of the circular finance and over
it. laid a hand of antique or Cluny
lace. This lace is also laid about
. the edge of the red sailor collar and
on the sleeve bands. The tie and belt
. are of rod silk and the shield piece is
all of lace.
How many women drudge away at
work that. tnakes them grow old in
face and figure simply because they
fret and grumble about it when they
might make it of great benefit to them
physically if they would Invoke them-
selves like to do it. if there is a poa-
sible relief, that’s one thing. but if
one can see no way out of her present
routine. why not try to enjoy the work
and so make“ beneficial?
knows that the Work a loves to do
benefits her in the dot 5.
A novel arrangement of buds on a
(it-easy bat is to place the buds side by
sido'nt'tho very edge of titebrlm (unI
dernoath) with tho
3,000 {mm South Norualk and vicinity.
, water as gracefully as any proud Will."
iyoungcst daughter of Captain Sieveus,‘
,uinc feel draught.
.with a 19" horse-power stcum 0"th this bridge is thirty feet deep and it
1b) William Alien & Sons, of Worces!
‘ lt‘l,
Vessel. Which was Bull by
.Ifiroono Brothers. of Bridge-
port
The oyster steamer, W. l. Slevcna.
btiiit for Captain William l Stevens.
of Rowayinu, outI til llit' most modern
oyster boats built this year, was
aunclicd at Greene B'Iothcis ship-
yard in Bridgeport at' 3 o'clock Sat-
III-Itlay afternoon. A party of about’
Iva-t investigated yesterday, particular-
ly (but part (If the structure under-
llt‘Rih wiItIrtI thtI tracks of the trolley
,(oIIIpaIIy miss. it is as safe today as
it has bot-II at any tliue during the past
il\'ti years. There is no danger what-
stuIIItIr in traffic. Tile movements of
the bridge ("'0 duo in the elasticity of
the structure, anti not to any struc
tural defect ()l' weakness. We make a
practice (If thoroughly examining all
parts of the bridcn very carefully Ill
least once a mouth."
Selectman Reed said: “TiltI stIltIct-
Incn desire to have the people in-
formed that there is nothing thtI mat-
ter with the structure. it is careful-
ly inspected and looked after. There
was a slight depression of the tracks
at one point which was due to the
fact that several wedges had slipper!
out. This Is liable to happen at. any
time. but it is nothing serious and in
no way effects ”)0 safety (If the bridge.
witnessed the launching. The new
boat slid down the ways and took the
.Ir fowl. Miss Kathryn Stevens, the‘
broke a bottle of wine across her bows!
and christened her. The launchingl
was entirely successful, anti the (Intel-
iuiumcni provided after the ceremony}
was worthy 0f 5,, fine a steamer and The buildings which are fastened to
commensurate with the good nature‘ the bridge Will sway slightly 0| Nurse.
and generosity of Captain Stevens, 1. but that Is (luv to the springiness of the
The w I 3‘0".“ is equipped with} structure. All bridges are more or
the moat modcrn engines and dredging INS Hill‘lliili' if IiglItly built There
machinery and has an (IlcctIIIit lighting, “-13 INT“ a slight settling of the ltrllc-
plant The sicuiucr is (Iiizhlonnc foot turc since it was built. but this is very
tilt'l‘ all twenty-(Inc feet beam. and ""0" the ('ch where a structure is
She is equipped (Ii'IiIttt-(l upon piles 'I‘htI mud under
”0“ I would be surprising if it did not settle
(If the ftIItIauti aft (IItIiI Iouud
The wodgcs which slipped
iitIr (-IliudtII'II are iwcni inches long it ”m“-
pm] ieu In[h‘ts m diameter. with a six from under IIlt' sir-Inttuic haIc boon rc-
Mum,“ Wok... The engines Wm. plat-(Id illltl there is no within: such
“Hill by Jam”. ll. Payne 3, Son. of” as was (‘tllllllllllllt‘tl of. Regarding (i
IIOHlUll, illltl the boiler, which is elev-f trolley i‘lil‘ falling ilirtlllilh. I do not
(In {0... 10111: and six feet in mumpmr‘r believe that one could be squeezed-
iiirougb between the beams anti strin-
Ecrs which are (piitc ucar together.
(The bridge is carefully looked after
was built especially for Payne & Son.
Mass.
but before you tie up take out a policy
with the Conn. Gen’l Old Lino ins. Co,
of Hartford.
FRED H. FIELD, Oon'i Agent.
United look Bldg,
Bo. Norwslk.
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liaiu commissiuus’
Nun.
The Water Commissioners desire. to
call attention to No. ii (If the rules anti
regulations concerning Hydranta and
Use of Water for Sprinkllng, viz.:
Rule Vi. Hydranfa, Fountains, Etc.
Street or garden washers or private '
hydrants (no not to be so used at any 4
time as to create it nuisance to ilclglt- |
bors or passtIrsby and shall only be
used jiitiicuiously without excessive
waste, between ihc hours of six and T
nine (I. m., and between theI hours (IfI
five and seven I). III. No fountain or
jet shall be in use more than three
hours in a (lay, nor during more than
one hundred and twenty different days
in a year, without a special permit.
and an additional payment beyond the
established rates.
The Commissioners reserve the right
to suspend or discontinue the use of
any fountain or jet when the public in-
terest shall require it.
The construction and location (If pri-
vate hydrants and fountains will be
subject to the approval of the Commis-
sioners, and whenever the waste iherc- ,
from becomes a nuisance to the adqu !
cent proprietors, the supply will be cut '
()ll until the evil is satisfactorily (-or-
I‘eclt’d.
Parties using water from hydrants at.
other than times specified are subject
to have the water out off. Charge for
turning on will be $2,
Attaching hose to house fixtures will .
be subject it) hydrant change i
Size of tip (If hose, not Ol'I‘tl
iiiti in 1
mil; lwi
'i‘iIc hoisting mat-IlIiIItIII is it Bridge-
'pnri product of special design and (Iiii
Henry. James Couitcr designed ”WI
and we have it man Ill charge (If it who
[watches it closely and is capable of
making such repairs as are needed
from lllllt‘ to time."
machinery IIhitIh “as built by the}
Automatic Machine Company. '1‘th
boat was designer] by Reuben ll } gentlemen will doubtless case
(ire-(Inc, and built under ihtI dirlcctlon minds 0' ”10““ ”’1‘" "“1”“ that
Inf Benjamin Greene. Captain IA‘WISI bridge “Willi Ili‘ unsafe.
}|Ii. Raymond. (If Rowayttm. supervised M
ihc (IIoiIsirutiltm for Captain Stevens. I RECENT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
Previous to the launching the it lends} NEW YORK. M33 18‘5"”9‘I-
of Captain Simona who were taken to Steamer La Champagne, ”0'“ I'm
lllrldgcport by the steamer Kate 0. } “WWII "'0'" Ameml’
S'ttIvtIns Inspected the new steamer} BOSTON. MM III-"‘Al‘l'lveil Steam
‘ill’ltl admired her lines. They were on ”'3 SwasltI from Cult‘htia, Florence
ihusiustic in their praise of the bouti from llottortlam.
}un(i prophesied great things (If her. ""
When she slid into the water the' KING EDWARD" LEVEE.
crowd cheered loudly and (‘nptain Sic- l l..i")NDON MM ”1'4““; Edwm‘l
yous was congratulated upon the prci- ”mm ”I“ "ll". ““0" "I his reign M
iv way in which the steamer took thci Buckingham palactI today Ambassa-
wnuv', Afterwards a luncheon and (lor Clioatc and other members of the
two
the
the
These statement from those
refreshments were served
BOARD OF HEALTH REPORT.
Deaths, Births and Contagious Disease 1
in South Norwalk During April.
The report of the Board of Health
of the City of South Nor aik for the
(month of April shows the f llowing:
Number of deaths in hospital 3;
number of deaths due to railroad accl-
(,leut 2. Number of deaths other than
foicgoing. 0—malcs, 1: females.
Ages: Between 30 and 40 years. i:
between 50 and 00 years, 3: between
70 and 75 years. 2. Rate per 1000 per
annum 10.3.
Contagious diseases reported: Scar.
let fever. 7; measles.l
WEDDING IN EAST NORWALK.
Etta V. Knapp Married to George W.i
Bu fton.
Wedding bells rang out merrily at
No 12 Fitch street yesterday after
noon when Etta V knapp was united
in marriage to George W. Button. The
iiciating clergyman was Rev .1, W. Da-
vis, of the Advent Church. Only the
immediate friends of the contracting
parties were present.
many an elegant supper was served.
The bride was formerly Mrs Samuel
Boyd. who was divorced only a few
days ago.
AN APPEAL.
Christian people of Norwalk and South
Norwalk. in the home of our bless-
ed Lord and Master:
I appeal to you in behalf of the con-
secreted workers in the Salvation Art
ny. God is using them to do a work
in the cause of humanity, which the
church cannot, or will not do They
need financial aid today, to raise a debt
that has been hanging over them ever
since they. came here. You cannot af—
ford to ignore their cry for help. Why
not give them one collection at your
next church service. Do not allow
them to under any longer for want of
the n . easary comforts of life Think
of th dear children being hungry in
this land of plenty. God forbid that
such lovely Christian people should be
left to suti'er any longer.
HUMANITY;
WHEEL COLLAPSE!) m wear.
P at.
A party composed of Mr and Mrs
Joseph Linxweiler, Miss Lola Huhbell.
Manor-a Dunning and Jooob Hux-
mu. it. drove
day from Eon
. One E’Iib. Can
0.}
.tubercuiosis, i
bride was becomingiy attired in a cost
tume of light tan, and carried a bunch ,
of beautiful white carnations The of- :
United States embassy were present.
BAKED BEANS
7 cents,
JOSE]. on":
72 NORTH MAIN STREET.
1; total, 9.
Births: Males, 8; Females. 7; to-. Tel. “8'5'
tel 15. I —m _. ._
' JOHN w parts 2 , Tel. Call are.
Clerk. 1
Gregory’s Point
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
SHORE omuens AND SEA FOOD
or ALL KINDS COOKED
TO capes.
BATHING AND FlSHiNG.
BATH Houses To RENT av SEA-
son.
J E 0' wilful Prop
Hotel WHamflfon
Dining Room
sowopsiv
Thoroughly renovated and up to
date. Cuisine unexcelled. Rates $1
per “y'and upwards according to
rooms, or table board very reasonable.
Under the management of
MRS. l. 6. HAM". TON.
IUCINECS MEN'S LUNCH,
train 12 to 2 o'clock.
for 85s.
MILLINERY.
HRS. r. If. “COLEMAN.
24 wssr wasmitorou CTREET.
oao saint soitomo,
cosmos.
on
is widow‘s hot summer:
7 afanllaao’t“quodaniiaatrlu-
After the cere ‘
n8tl
' one quarter mills on the dollar. laid on
ALABASTINE
is a natural and durable stone base ceI
mcnt wall coating, to be used over any
solid surface—plaster. wood ceiling.
brick or canvas in the place of paint.
wall paper and kalsomine for either
plain or ornamental work. Will not
flake or scale or rub off. Made ready
by simply adding cold water.
Norwaik H’d’w’e Co.
34 Main St.. Norwalk,
Sohool Taxes
UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT.
The taxpayers of the South Nora-elk
Union School District are hereby not-
ified that the district tax of one and
the town assessment list of 1902, at a
meeting of the district held on the 3d
day of June, 1902. at the Franklin
:trect school house, will be due and
payable on the first day of May. 1903.
at which time i shall be ready to re-
ceive same at Stillaon-Powell's drug
store, 82 Washington street. Penalty
at the rate of nine per cent. a year will
be charged on and after June 1, 1903.
F. A. TOLLES.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwaik. April 22.
III. ........
Tonight 7 to 8:30 .
cisl price attractions.
Men' 3 fine ballm'ggan
drawers, 25 cents.
45c at 33c.
We ha'be just received
popular prices.
' _ boutaht‘s
his stern Seasick
Woman's fine [isle thread rembrandt ribbed hose
Kamsdovi nuts.
Hose that were imported to retail at 35c or 39 cents.
at I 9 cents
underwear
Far man woman or cbt'ld, hundreds of styles, with spe-
Men's Balbriggan shirts only. 'balue
Women '5 fine [isle vests lace trimmed. square neck,
halue 39c at 25c. Misses Vneclt vests. value 15c at 10c.
SOLS for women and children, that we have mar/ted at
shirts and double sealed
about one hundred PARA-
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1903, 3m .11
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NEW INSECT PEST.
in the vicinity of Solomvillc. over the
ravages of a new insect post that al-
t.acks barley and wheat while in the
milk and which has in the last few
days damaged crops very seriously.
The bug is said by eniomoligists to bc-
iong to the family of pentatomldae.
and is known as the green stink bug. ‘.
Officials of the agric ultuiIai experiment
station know no remedy and advise
(-‘utting the crop for hay. ThtI bug is
not a new visitor but never before ap-
peared in numbers sufficient to do dam-
age Thus for the insect has not up
peered in Salt river vali,ey
KENT GETS TWENTY YEARS.
ROCHESTER. N. Y.. May 18—ho-
land Dol'l‘ Kent was sentenced to 20}
years imprisonment in Auburn this
morning. A motion for It new trial and
arrest of judgement was denied by
Judge Sutherland. Kent was convict-
(Id by a jury on Saturday of having con-
tributed to the death of Fthel Dingle.
ST. LOUIS COMMISSIONER
ST. PE’i‘EllBilRG, May lS—M. Alox~ ,
undrovsky, an official of the finauch
ministry. has been appointed Russian
commissioner to the St, Louis expos-
itlon.
} A FIRE EXTINGUISl-iER.
PHOENIX, Arizona, May iii—Therel
is great alarm in the upper (iia Valley 5
i
A man made application for insur-
ance on a building situated in a village
II'iicrc there was no fire enfginc. He
was asked:
. “What are the facilities in your vil-
lage for extinguishing fire?"
",Weil it rains sometimes," he re-
plied. with great simplicity
A certain butcher is renowned
among his (I'ontemporaiies for the
He kissed hot oil the ruby lips
She ncarlv had a lit:
For they. you know, were man and
wife.
And she wasn‘t used to it.
—New York Herald.
Not Worthy of Note—The Creditor
.-—Why didn‘t you pay that note when
it was presented to you yesterday? The
{ Debtor-WelL l'm sort of superstitious.
{you know. and that was rather an evil-
boding presentment—Columbia Jester.
Mrs. Bacon~“What is sea food,
}.l(IlIII?" Mr. Bacon—"Why. sea food.
my dear, is the kind that makes people
sick when on the sca."——Youkera
Statesman.
An average man is one who feels
that he is (I little better than other
people.
CALL 58-2.
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST..
Seymour’sStOre
ASPERAGUS
Nice Home Cut Asparagus fresh every morning, New Wax Beans, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Ber-
muda Potatoes, Strawberries, Spinach, Fresh Country Eggs, Elegant Sweet Rosy Butter, Delicious
Coffee, Rich High Grade Teas, Sweet Cream and Milk, Russet Apples, Bermuda Onions. Cera Nut
Flakes, Bar-Le-Duc Jelly, Guara Jelly, Anchovies in Oil, Sardines, Olives, plain, pitted and stuffed.
Potted Meats in great varieties, Ferris Hams and Boneless Bacon.
We place before you the best goods at reasonable prices. It‘s a satisfaction in knowing what
a good thing is. and when you test it you will have nothing else.
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
[01- 2c lb Shoulders 101- 20 lb
We have just received an order of Sugar Cured Shoulders, weighing over 2000 lbs. They are almost ‘as nice
as ha'ms. Try one at the above price, and see that they are just as we say. Place your order with us and you will .
receive a freslrlot of high grade Groo arias at low prices. Other big bargains:
FINEST ELOIN CREAMERY B UTTER, L3,. 256. GOOD DAIRY BUTTER, LB., 21:.
18s}
4» lb. Package GOIdIDuIt,
10 cakes Laundry Coop. l 25: l
Evaporated Apples. 1a., 10c }
Evaporated Ponchos, lb.. 1061
Early Juno Posa,oan 7o}
Largo sonic lino Label Catsup, 21c }
"W, the now Food, pkg, .1th
L!
UNEIDA liCCUlT,
, 1o "(8., _
With one. pound st/ our boat
Mocha and Java Coffee at
85c pound.
Monarch Root Beer. makes 5 gal-
lona, bot. , 96: 3 for 250
‘ Malta Vita or Force, pkpe Mo
12: can Corn. 10o
.I12a can Tomatoes, 10¢
iProsorvod Rsspbe'rrias, something
fine, can, 1
‘10 cakes Naptha Cup, 45¢
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LARGE IOTTLE FANCY CHOW CHOW, MIXED OR PLAIN PICK LE8, 10c IOTTLE.
cIIotos ntxso‘rua iron are, soc, ”a. 40o, so: sauna.
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