. , ,o IBHTINSL
‘ , kw “tar and Proprietor.
WVQAY, ,AUGUS'I‘ 7. 1903.
'- Alisa-a for Tomorrow.
, s I: I; sets 7:03.
.1120! a. m.; 11:10 p. m.
' , tun sari'rmsl. TlLlPl-IONI
- . CALLS.
, vwlusineu owlsa.
-l.ditarlsi loom. -‘
dram Office, Nor-walls,
~ s Mittens. -
sl'V' oat.» [sand to Mississippi
, , - Longine says he is new 'fab-
wlcertsin" of his election to the
. ,States Senate, in spite of the
, and mean methods resorted to
.Hernsndo De Sets Money con-
in their effort to beat him. He
't take back a word he has said
, t the lynching mobs. Ilnmigration
5. capital will never flow into the
' . as they ought to until the mobs
', put down. and the law is supreme.
.nnews his “recommendations that
Wears who let the mobs take their
What‘s from them be punished. and
We counties in which lynchings oc-
bo made responsible in damages to
'fahtiiies of the victims.
Th1 new printing office of the govern-
_ will be next to the largest in ex-
' ' accrue building cost 32,500,000. n
' ihaven floors and about eighteen
5 oi fioor space. It is well lighted
fifteen hundred windows. and the
" ‘There are nearly four thousand
ployoés'bn the payroll of the print-
5 @001, 5 The annual product costs
t 35,750,000. ‘
to are some good Democrats in
- hillpplnes. Miss Ethelle Ellis.
'Warrensburg. Missouri, who has
fired ‘iro’m'a long stay in the Phil-
‘es. says: "Every town has its
‘ 'saint, whom the inhabitants
to and worship every day. l
, bar one place I visited seeing
' Cleveland‘s picture on the wall
, e‘ ottébh’ants worshipping it."
FEMININE TOPICS.
' (Deborah in Hartford Courant.))
M unusna‘t combination of colors is
' All bands of.pongee on a gown oi
Emmi tabrtc
'dumdfianl’s‘ry vogue tor white
, tiled one contemporary to speak
.r or! as “out of date."
It“ “Chine Bulgarian embroidery,
Elf-bands at the edges. is the
ve trl lnlng used on a neg
ls bl [wash silk.
. few figures upon which it
,uecltweay with broad ends sits
edited: it litherotntllg. You wilt
' -,-thlaf~lliustrafcd in the stocks will
1011531“th ends that flare out widely
. opialts comeout. “ ‘
Themeraldixlspromlse'd as the Jew.
’the coming winter season. This
he very pleasing notenly to those
_ have sent itknllsorne specimens
hilt to those wh enjoy looking a‘ them.
[as :there are women who delight a-
inn h In see at)! handsome effector
”0311ch by ellis t gems as in posit
Wing them. The emerald lights it]
well. and is yer generally becoming. ’
‘ Setter learh‘ 'ow to take, down your
measure by healthy exercise than
one it by tight lacing. The wo-
‘wbojs laced so tightly that, she
YESOWJecluslon of her roorr
r
mond‘to make others happy
s are she has a peom'ott"
,, j berry sodfile from McCall's‘Mag-
at. Nothing is more delicatr-nr
e ihana souffle. It is slightly
ubatsntial than a water ice ye'
‘ eavy as a cream. To make,
, _' {raspberry ume select ill” n6
. " sugar _ tghtly.»and let s and
, "5“"th for two hours. Then pas:
, a fruit press. strain. and men
"the Juice. To every pint allow
me quantity of water. six eggs
, Mud of sugar less the ‘qnantli
‘ In angering the berries. Beat
‘2:
.'..v! vi
Ragga. add;,the other Ingredients
1' ., In a double boiler until the
, ”Arrives to the consistency of
:onstard. ~» Strain and freeze.
. flifi \ 5
Siraflomrso
IN CONNECTICUT.
m
' rooms with baths. ,
connected.
Sign» per aiy‘f
‘ :ufiemarkei
by the ”Mn.
richest mine, in No
a” ’ can
as net Mimi”
. _- Bu lasso!
is good
a.
1
”C
'. 1
' 4......
a 31.69;
"0 listed with white enameled .
vforw'ard to the time‘when '
comfortable is not happy and 5
It: ,,but,yeu may not be able ,.
:J’ , L ‘ Ic‘lmghu' ' fi 2‘
- oasis. '
ORDII OF HA UOAII. ,
Itsts Meeting Held—Irldgspert Man
Elected Grand Matter.
BRISTOL Aug. 'l.~~Tha annual con-
vention oi the , ustche Order of Har-
ugarl was _ liyasaerdsy. Oill-
cars were at.“ diction: , Grand
mast ." .1410 ti.‘ ‘Brtdscpqrt:
deput . rand less I:. Charles Becher.
Hartfo : grand overseer. Conrad
SachsLJlockville; grand secretary. .1.
O. Misclller. Merlden: grand treas-
ui'cr, George llcrbisli, New Haven. The
next coiivrn'iou will be held in Union
City early in August, 1904.
FILED WITH STAT! SECRETARY.
The Boston Backboard and Carriage
Company of New Haven has filed a
certificate of dissolution with the state
secrefary.
A preliminary certificate of dissolu-5
tlon has been filed by the Bristol Motor‘
Car Company. oi Hartford.
The Costs Bakery Company. Incor-
porated. of Manchester, has filed a cer-
tificate of the change of name 'to the
Eastern Biscuit Company.
A certificate has been filed by the
Bridgeport Hardware Manufacturing
Corporation of the increase of capital
stock from 360,000 to 376.000,
A certificate of organization has been
filed by the Terraceia‘ Estates, incor-
porated. of Greenwich.
A certificate of organisation has been
filed by the Old Home Auditorium Cora
porstion of Bridgeport.
A certificate of organisation has been
filed by the’George McLevy d: Subs
Company, of Bridgeport,
A certificate of organisation has been
filed by the Scofield Memorial Metho:
dist Church of Stamford. . ., '
MACEDONIA MATTERS NOT BER-
IOUS
LONDON. Aug. 7».—~-Conilllrntlal ofil-
clai reports received at the Foreign Oi-
lice regarding Macedonia, have caused
the British government to adopt the
view that the situation is not very 1.1-
.ious for the moment. although suffic-
lently so to warrant taking of precau-
iions. The Ports is looked to to re-
establish order on its own territory.
and the British ofilcials do not believe
that Turkey contemplates an attack
on Bulgaria in view of the known atti-
tude of the pOWers. especially Russia
and Austria.
FRENCH AND moons FIGHT.
MADRID, Aug. 7-—A_ocording to n
lespntch to the impartial from Melitta,
Morocco, a fight has taken place be-
.ween French and Moorish troops near
the village of Beni-Fatt. The Moors.
who were pursuing a body of Kabylc
insurgents. entered French territory.‘
in spite of the protests of the French
l'ontler post, and a conflict ensued.
i‘hree French and two Moorish soi-
ilers were killed and a number wound-
id.
——Eczema, scald head, hives, itchi-
ness of the skin of any sort instail‘ly
.elleved. permanent y cured. Dunn's
ilntrnellt. At any drug store.
FIVE REFORMERS ARRESTED.
PEKIN..Aug. 7wPlve reformers were
irrestcd in Pekln yesterday."one being
he , brother oi the ylceroy of Wu
Chang. Police have been rtntillliedh:
ill the gates to, pct-yam mail suspected
.o' be. reformers from leaving the city.
Mrs. Conger visited the Dowager Em-
press at the summer palace today for
the purpose at introducing Miss Kale
Augusta Carl. an American ar'lst from
Paris, who is to paint the Dowager
Empress‘ portrait. - ‘“
. l
The Leisure Class.—.—"l see Iain,
,akes five minutes for lunch."
“Oh. yes! Smith has been out of ac~
in business for some little time,
now."—Pnck.
;. .. .l. (
3 August, 1903. " ’ ,»
" i an
altar A satialles' ttI' vanes:
V .
CHICAGO. Aug."I.-.A detpntch tol
tho Record-Herald from Dos Angeles
.ays: The vaudeville career of Ms-
bel McKinley, which closed at the Cl“.
phenm here last Saturday ntgll'. was
her last appearance in vaudeville. ow-1
ing to the objections of her family.
J
EIII‘Y MEE’I‘ING
I
Mayor's Office.
South Norwalk, Conn.
'l‘n Joseph R. Taylor, Clerk of the City
of South Norwalk:
Sin—By authority vested in me as
Mayor, and by request of the Council
of said city. 1 hereby direct you to
give lletlce to the legal voters of this
city that a special city meeting will
be held at Ariotl Hall on Monday. Au-
gust 10, 1903. at eight o'clock p. m., to
consider the advisabilit of appropriat-
ing not to exceed 85. 00 to pay the
damages for the layout and widening
of the corner of North Water and
Washington streets. and, if deemed
advisable. to appropriate not to ex-
Ceed said sum for that purpose; to con-
sider the advisability of appropriating
|
ages for the layout and widening oi the
southerly end of Railwagoavulue. and,
if deemed advisable. to a ropriste not
to exceed saidaum for that purpose; to
eom‘rltler the advisability of appropriate
lug not to exceed $1,500 to extend the
brick pavement at the westerly end
of East Washington streetabout twol
feet westerly front the cross-walk near
i where said pavement now ends and to
‘connect said brick pavement at the
Junction of North Water and blast
lashington streets with the present
North Water street pavement.
South Norwnlk. Conn, August 5th.
1903.
JOHN J. CAVANAGH.
Mayor.
The abovo is a true copy of the or-
iginal warrant.
:ttttst:
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR,
City Clerk.
5 Notice.
Special Town Meeting
The inhabitants. legal voters, of the
Town of Norwalk are hereby notified
and warned that a special town meet-
ing will be held in the Town Hall. Wall
street, on Tuesday, August lith. 1903,
at 8 o'clock in the evening for the pur-i
pose oi making an appropriation of:
Nine Thousand (9.000) dollars or less.‘
for the improvement oi public roads}
of said town, tinder the provisions oi
Stet-lions 2080, 2087 and 2088 of Chapter!
‘25 of the General Statutes of the.
State, and under Chapter 164 oi the!
Public Acts phased by the Legislature'
of 1003 amending said Chapter 125. .
Dated at Norwalk this titll day oii
|
a7 lit
JAMES A. BROWN.
SAMUEL LYNEB.
WILLIAM B, NEED.
Selectmen oi the Town oi Norwalk.
1 .. . ,_ a0 tit:
CALL 58-2. .'
5S
5 GQQGWhings to Eat.
Just arrived in town—FOX v GRANDPA-Fdainty for the Lunch Basket.
FOR SATRDAY‘IS TRAD E—Choicc‘ Bananas. Pineapplcs. Blackberries. Plums. Peaches.
'Reckyierd Muskmelons.‘6i\;:umb ens. Lettuce. Tomatoes. Hucklcbc tries. Sweet Potatoes. Water Mel-
ons. Squashfetc. ‘
_ Fré‘ils Country Eggsfifsqcy dozijoifecs, as. 25. 28. 30. 33. 35 and 38c.
Butter; Famous Boss HIRWCHCNCRCII. 3 lbs. for 256.;
2' for 25¢; Fancy New Him
- Our "assortment —ot.,.Cracker .i
ways find them fresh and crisp.
' Don't forget Foxy Grandp
3 WEST WASHINGTON ST..
Knapp '3
scale: extra choice High Grade Teas. sec. and 60c. lb.
takes in nearly all the varieties that are made and you will al-
1. Call any time. at
C. E. Seymour. Leading Grocer. ,
some NORWALK. CONN.
5not, to exceed, $1,715 to pay,the. dam- ~
it}?
. .-t
STAGING IN .l
EAST HA3 RD. Alll- l—Three
men were injured today by the tail of
a staging at the business block owned
by Former Sta‘e Senator Osrvan. The
staging had been put up for re-shing-
ling the building, and the men were at
work when duller/eight caused it to
give way and this?" 25 feet to the
around. .1. I. (in ii, the contractor,
suffered a bad, is sprain. .Clarenco
Kimball had t lie ribs broken. and
William Hines ived a scalp wound
at the back of his head.
were removed to.
All the illcli
ir homes.
.5:
i
2
tax Billfltltll’s Nllliil.
Notice is hereby given to ad persons
liable to pay Taxes to the Town of
Norwalk, County oi Fairiield and State
of Connecticut on the Assessment List
of 1902, that i will meet them to re-
ceive said taxes at the office of the
Collector. Town Hall Building, in the.
City of Norwalk, in said Town of Nor-
walk on Monday. August 31st. 1903.
from 9 o'clock forenoon until 1 o'clock
afternoon and from 7 o'clock until 8
o'clock evening.
Said cities will ,be open thereafter
every week day from ,9 llntll 12‘iore-
noon and from X to 5- afternoonu
Taxes may “snobs phid, at the allies .
of- Jacob M. Lay n; 10qu South Nor-
walk,
. On all tsxes'whicb shall remain nn-,
paid after the 1st day of October 1903.
interest ,at- the rate of NINE PElti
jCENT. will bra-changed from the 31st,
day of A-ligust,'litt)8. ,until the same'
shall be paid.
. ' SIDNEY GUTHRIE.
Tax Collector
ill and for said Town of Norwalk.
on the list of 1902. Z ’
listed at Norwalk, (.‘.onn.. August 7.
903. a7 ti'
1
5' NOTICE id”
CONTRACTORS.
Scaled proposals will be received by
the board oi scleotmcn of the town of
Norwalk, Ct., until ii p. m. of August‘
15, 1903, for the grading and construct-
ion oi a section of road in the town oi
Norwalk in accordance with the plans
and specifications approved by the
State Highway Commissioner. [lids
shall stattrthe prl l a lump sum fur
finished road ice, lets: the: town.
through its selecttnan and the. State
liighwny Commas-oer reserves the
right to increase or diminish the num-
ber of feet to be lmproved'iiiicr the
contract is let.
All bids must be accompanied by a
bond of not less than one-third of the;
amount of the construction of thP.
work. Any bidds,
contract either.
closing to sign the
es offer‘ed,,byv ltlni
rtlall be requi , irieit a sum from
his bond equal t the difference in
price ilotwmm his bid and the next!
highest bidder, Plans and specifics,
tlona may be examined at the office of.
the Selectmen or at the oillco of the
State Highway Commissioner ill Hart
ford. The Selectmen and the State:
Highway Commissioner reserve the
right to reject ally and all bids, !
Dated at Namath Conn" August 7.,
1903.
JAMES A. BROWN.
SAMUEL LYNES.
WILLIAM B. REED. I
a? 1w
«ore
5c. pkg. Try one.
1b.; Elegant Sweet
Root Beer Extract. 13c. bottle.
‘ saintly. ,s‘uetts'r-afiaintf5
o—is
this sale
Our Annual
ODD AND END SALE '
A brief explanation as to wbu this extraordinaiu out in
prices takes place: At- this season we find onour
counters and shelves manu odd lots and ends of mer-
chandise that we cannot allord to keep. Then are just
about half what uou pail others. If lowpiices can
accomplish anulhina. these ought to create a veritable
panic. Profits and cost have no consideration during
SKIRTS.
Ladies Polka Dot Duck, Linen
Crash aild Plain Black Duck
Skirts. regular prices 31.75
to 82; odd and and price, $1.00
Ladies‘ Blue Voile Skirts. ver-
tical rows of fagotting arid
clusters of tucks, with drop
skirt. regular price 80.50;
odd and and price, 83.90
Ladles' ilrilllantine Walking
Skirts. blue and black. reg-
ular prices 84.90 to $0.50;
odd and end price. 83.00
WRAPPERS.
Ladles' Fine Lawn and Percale
Wrappers In light colors.
regular. prices 81.25 to 81.50,
also light colored Shirt
Waist Suits. odd aild eild
price,
95c
BATHING SUITS.
Children's Flannel and llril-
llsntine Bathing Suits, sizes
12 ,Ind it years. regular,
prices 81.08 to $2.26; odd
and end price, $1.25
lsidics' itrilliantine Bathing
Suits, regular prices $3.50.
83.98 and 84.50. at, $2.98
Ladles' Black Bathing Suits.
trimmed with red duck col-
lar and belt. and narrow
white braid. worth $2.75:
odd and end price. $1.50
WAISTS.
Ladies' White Lawn Waists.
value up to 81.50: odd and
end price,
Lndies' White Lawn Waists.
regular prices 81.9510 88.25‘~
odd and end price. 1.50
,Ladies' Colored Shirt Waists.
a varied assortment, worth
from 60c to 76c: odd and end
price, '
Ladies’ Colored Shirt Waists.
including fine percales, det-
ted lawns and plain madras.
regular prices 81.25 to 82.00;
odd and and price, '
Ladies' Black Lawn Shirt
Waists. values up to $1.50;
odd and and price.
A small lot of Misses' Shirt
Waists, sizes 12. 14 aided:
years. regular. ri g '
and endpi'ice? ‘95
Ladles' China Silk Waists,
white or black, regular pric-
es 83 to $3.60; Odd and end
price, 82.25
Ladies' China Silk Waists.
regular prices 84.60 to $5.08.
odd and end price. 83.98
A little lot of about 15 Waists.
including figured fonlard
silk. Lansdowne and taffeta
silk; odd and end price.
69c
39c
95c
95c
fibc
SHIRT WAIST SUITS.
Shirt Waist Suits that have
been “.60 to 85.98; odd and
end price, 83.
Shirt Waist Suits that have
been 88 to $8.98; odd and
and price, 81.26
390 ~
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
Men's Fine Gauge Fast Black
Cotton Half liosc. two well
known makes --— "Ttliieuui"
and the Pilllng & Madeley's.
value 15c; odd and end sale. we
Men's Fine Imported Fancy
Hose (Hermsdorf dye) regu-
lar 25c quality, odd and end
price, ‘
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless
Lisle Thread Hose. value
16c; odd slid end price.
Children's Fast Black Hose.
2x2 ribbed. regular price
15c: odd and end price,
Ladies' Black Cotton Hose
(Hermsdori dyed) out-size
(size 9 only) 25c quality:
odd and and sale,
Women's Fine Lace Trimmed
Vests, also V-neck. short
sleeves, regular 1259c qual-
ity; odd and end price,
Misses' ano Lisle Drop Stitch
Hose. regular price l2l/gc;
odd and end price,
Ladies' Lisle Thread Vests.
high neck. long and short
sleeves, peeler color, merode
make. value 50c; odd and
end price, 25c
Ladles' Lace Trimmed Knee
length Pants (else 4 only)
regular price 26c; odd and
end price,
Boys’ Balbrlggan Shirts, high
neck. long sleeves. value
25c; odd and end price 19c
lnfants' Shirts, high neck.
short sleeves, value 15c; odd
and end price,
Odd sizes in Men's Blue Bal-
brlggan Shirts and Drawers.
shirts long sleeves, drawers
double seated. value 39c;
odd and end price.
Boys' Wash Pants. odd sizes.
regular price 26c; sale price. 10c
Men's Suspenders, 25c quality;
odd and and price.
Boys’ Colored Shirts, with or
without collars. all sizes.
value 45c; odd and end price 25c
We still continue our famous
Shirt Sale. Shirts oi finely
woven ‘Madras. all well
made, nicely finished with,
or without collars and sep-
arate cuffs, value 76c; odd
and end sale, 3759c
WASH GOODS.
About 500 yards of Printed
Swiss. Fine lawns. lace
effects. regular prices 15c.
19C and 25c, all good colon
logs. the choice things of
the season, at this odd and
end sale.
“Russia" Duck in Polka Dots.
15c
100.
9c
.80
5c
150
So
35C
10c
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS AND
TOILET GOODS.
Women's Silk and Lace Gloves.
regular price 50c, odd and
end price.
Women's Swiss Embroidered
Handkerchiefs. regular price
12%c, odd and end price.
Children's and Women's Halid-
kerchicfs. regular price be,
some plain altd some hem-
stltched, odd and coil price. 21,“
Men's All Linen Hemstitcbed
Handkerchiefs, regular price
10o, odd and end price,
Solid Buck Hair Brushes, reg-
ular price 350.. odd undead
price.
ltlitlnl Writing Paper, regular
price. 25c, odd and end sale,
Prophylactic Tooth Brushes,
value 35c, odd and end sale, 19c
Dr. Sllcfileld's Tooth Paste,
vnluc 25c. odd and end sale.121/,c
Dr, Lyon‘s Tooth Powder. rug-
, lliar price, 25c. odd and end
25c .
5c
70
19c
1th
sale.. . 15c
Mclillen's Talcum “and Violet
powder. regular price 25c.
odd and end sale, int/Jo
-.._._._
LACES, RIBBONB AND SMALL-
WARES.
No. 00 Fancy Taiictta Ribbon.
all colors, value 150 yd.. odd
and end price, 7c
No. 40 Satin Taifetta Ribbon.
all colors, the most desira-
ble kind for neck wear, odd
and end price. 100 yd.
“Macey” Hook and Eyes. ‘
white or black, value So card
odd and end price.
Twin Anchbr Hose Supporters,
all colors. value 25c. odd and
end price. .
Warren‘s Featherbone Collar
Foundations, pointed or
straight, value 10c, odd and
end price,
So and 10c Galleon Trimming,
black or white. odd and end
price. 2c yd.
Grass Linen Collars. a finish
for a sailor suit. values
from 25c to 50c. odd and end
price.
A few "picked over collars,"
mostly 35c and 50c goods,
odd and end price.
Washable Persian Trimmings.
comprising all the popular
colors. regular price 15c. odd
and end price, Be yd.
Short Lengths of Point de Pa-
ris Laces. widths from 2 to
I inches, regular prices. 10c.
15c, 19c, add and and price,
6c yd.
Heavy Applique Laces. cream
or ecru widths from 1 to 3
inches. values 39c and 50c.
odd and end price, 25c yd.
Silk and Oriental Laces. cream
or white widths, from i to 9 ' '
inches, values up to 75c yd..
odd and end price, 19c yd.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
——
Timely Hints on Timely Goods. ‘
Mason Fruit Jars. quarts and
yd.
n
3c
15c
5c
16c
5c
MUSLIM uuosawsait. Black. Navy and Rod. be“ Dim» 39° W “0'-
, ~—— quality, regular price 1255c; Screen rs. regular price
Ladles' Chemise Night Robes. odd and end sale, use $1.25. and end price. 89c
_, " tine cambrlc and nsinsook. Petticoats of Striped Seersuck- Oil. 3'0" Ovens. '
. § ; , , also extra full Klmena er. regular price 60c; odd price. "-980 odd ”1" “J
I. 5 s ' 5 " 55‘ safaris: Nisan“ 5° 790 “d end “10' Thggece58nrner Flores e Olin"!
Finest Ilgln‘Creamei-y Butter attire above price is cheaper than you can buy it In tits iar' ' st ‘e‘ltlo‘s‘ln the ‘ 5 “02;" ‘5 ea. ‘ c
dune. ws certainly have a rail “gale Moist am». We defy compotlt Ion. OVII' 2.509 pottin‘da sold by our “fiftflflfiw £12,323; ”EBB“ Eli'fiumh'i 55555 555851.98
”WK-”(M "WW 9”“ , ”‘3 was. H a 1...; and one Swiss laser- 21 x at Rugs. value 81.00.11“ 3'3 9'1." WM“ 530“” i0.
., , , . .z , . s , . . - .r non. renal-price 76c: odd and and price. 750 mm him-“"1” "Mi
;._, ji,, 1: ,- ,, , . , . . ‘ Illd ,end pd". , , ‘53 27 I 54 Russ 711118 ‘1 50 odd ”.75. Odd and end [31109, ,_’3.75
a " 3’ Ole 063 23G ' ”“5 L“ “mm "a .... «a we - ' ' .1. s “was“; rum .o.
;,, > ,. ~‘ ‘ 1‘5“- , COS . ' D s I 51 t I n. 5.“ y con
_.~. .. ... i, 3’ . ~ ' . 5, . ° regular p.130 sass; out? and "flame“ “a“ ”-95- 0“,,“ AlvletelironflAngellMCaked Tin:
., . t. « on ,,- _,, - .» ,, . M, .- .. . , . ,- ‘ “a . 1,15 s ‘ - - gear D co. . or! an
.Llr Q.5.oun§.Wholoaomo Stock. :: , ~- price. . ' gussguck'i‘owelamllo use. out me. ‘ 6°
. _ g.“ ,'... . . V, .- ._. ,, _ , 1,, e ' MILLINIRY. oddand end’prics. “ 10c Degmtegl Plates, planer it:
_ call at Our stores. It will do your a good‘ to look in on caste. as can I ' mo and’ . -—-- Silk natural-c we. odd and e‘ “i”- ‘b ° 3°" .
senators. , . , , ‘ Yrt ., , , \ . .. I“, k: 9"“ Oat-”our she . Bunches a: W'odmu; and D1100. - “to giant: price 10c, odd and 7c
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