lmanss tor
5:18am.:5 5I:8p. m.
U wrl stacrlou CALLED
, 2 of this issue, and should
, . I)! read by every votcr with-
llmita of the new town. The
. . lines are given in full.
polling places will be in the Put-
House, In Franklin street.
Norwalk, and in the Volunteer
‘ attire, East avenue, East Nor-
_ 'l‘ii'g' polls will' be open from a
. ”o'clock. I). m. ,
”ills for the election of three
' . a town clerk, a town treas-
treasurer of the town deposit
find all 'other trust funds, an
it .or the town deposit in d, two
ion, four grand jurors a ( llector
up, six constables, two registrars
titers tor the town and for each
> tors; and also for the pur-
9"! rdvlding for the administra-
‘the stairs of the said new town
The said inhabitants of said new
i n of South Norwalk entitled to
" walk’ ‘Harbor or River
vote at the said utnam Hose
so, on Franklin s set, in the c“
nth Norwaik y
lid those residing
waters of Norwalk
. will attend and vote
, nicer Hose House. so
_ t avenue, in said East
a , ELECTION.
fie new town Democratic caucus,
{A night, is the first move for the
-. «sens' ticket for ofilccrs for the Town
'1 South Norwalk, and the dipositiou.
itch has thus been shown by the
ocrats will be met by the Republi—
‘iNs tomorrow night. The full ticket
{pl represent the new town, and, we
have ought to be voted solidly.
in. ofllcars will be interpreted as the
:Igdlvision sentiment. While this
Gunilla the correct interpretation.
. will have an effect.
.The divisionlsts should stand firm
urlng the present contest, as it will
is the final effort on their part to se-
ure the new town. We find no change
a sentiment on this subject, but. on
be contrary. there seems to be a more
ates-mined spirit than over to fight
he Issue to a successful termination.
_5§,lf,,.’tlte,,ellorts being made to divert
‘thoidlvisionist forces should be met by
; salid opposition. All schemes to
w a weakness in their ranks can
t he met by a united stand at the
sari election for the new town organ-
tlol'i. which can only be secured by
_, election. It will take a few days
to get the plan of battle fully ma-
~ and then the ranks should be
used up, and a grand charge made at
’polls next Monday for the new
UBLIOANS
MEETING.
- Igh the meeting of the Repub-
. dost night was called portio-
' . to the paramount issue at
somgng. electwn-the new town.
a few more choice suites of
tor the winter are now left.
YORK APPOINTNENTI AND
UTN NORWALK PRICED.
them before you settle“ down
:wlatsr as they may save you
sic
.5 «an; sets. 5: top. in.
‘olrirmsL TILIPHONI
goons.
' I for the first election of, the
South Norwalk appears on tho
Will Be Seen
Every Day
This Weekmom pm... Grocery Department!
THE. MN?“
is an lplCJI direct to your
find It something lory much
display.
Judgment. When you see it you will
ltlsraat from the average food
Y.W11.1. BIWHATITCL M103! IN 8011'")
—a pan: to M o-hinhion. with no frills foreign to tea nulls pur- consnircctodf L
pose. There will b. no t‘ ostriaismo musicales. no slds- shows plainly
not anything else that has not a direct bearing u n the main
Linus?” ropci ills 'ayaudsa'miuo10f amwg‘n: crluli wids ~wiih w
are v 0 sun oats. our 0a w contr upon foods d s wi
makln‘ this the host' condom ond‘lnnst business-like event demo is "M
oi tbs ind aver bold in Creator cw sort, This exposition will
To Give Additional
take advantage of them. Iallerl
WIT:
Ilia occasion-41pm entail Bdemonstrators wll
andynorcstingi
Skill! and d hassles-.wo as are accepted as standard iuulis
rdwidc regulations. Samples ol all kinds ol pure
.ratioos will be vivid oblsctl nom as to how food
Ihx' u be properly prepared and serve
no to push private
iiiisee the realest variaty of the but ”mus—goods seldom
. .ound outri a of hish-olass specialty stores
BAND Pu corn—aspects“?!
show the merits of high-Class out.
lbc served without charga. scores of
No attempt will be
"and! In 1 tear in increase proiiil. You
below.
Icas—-Ccyion, Eng!
Imparia dance-lo This Occasion
price socd..iyia the Illglmt Grade Growl: list Is
citrus" II I II affords splendid Wrath; opprriontiics to all who
vkv of its om Inbred ill: bruit-a mu visiia m stud.
Via have gathered a una-
aaally attractive list of cat-
ish also... Etc.l
w
Sugar Specials!
'I‘IG'I‘IAEY’II TEAS—Ind“ ('IIIIII.i II
lIligllnll 11an or
Wu; 306.:
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tier lionmatrstioa.
mm
c
E\(ll. ISII llllliltKl-‘A 1‘ TBA a".
fine quality; lcglliar l‘rIt‘I lb. M'
““m'i‘d “ “""’- "vi. . 3.40; lh.. 25¢.
Inl'I'AIA CH All—Indis- .Crylnn ';r- ‘3‘:
.506; It
lAlla Illidu thlab- Iiraiid: lu Is's Bony Bit-rm.
(‘wylon‘s Flowery Product, floliyrood and
Superior. Soc-Dom Womtradon
MIXED. ENGLISH BREAKFAIT -
Uniting or Coylon '-.;f‘ui rennin tile. and bile.
nullity: reduced to. I lb. uddy, I! 00: 35C
..... .............................
Coiicc - Maracaibo.
Mocha. Java. Etci f
“r: ows'
”*1 Elli-Fancy llourirun Santos:
cl thsc lat n luv: priigr; easily
........ Y'f’ff'.‘ l3:
s blah
.uor- . l
m HARMONIOUS .
,melnorousnni‘e. a light should be
(201-! It'Elt—Ulnulrm amt-ails) sound
sweet: mid elsewhere at 25c lb
rial. 5 list. 00th: lb ................
COFFEE—High grads Mocha and Java; a
superb breakfast blend of genuine Ponans Java
and finest Arabian Mocha: unsurpassed 29c
substitute for mils-c; i- in pigs; do;
8| It )s ....... . ........ . . .
‘ge llamansusilou.
2c
K\I‘II'E'8 ll Alr'l' COFFEE—A 1")” z
for flavor and are-s: 5 1b.. ILMH lb.
COFFEE—Superior Blend Mocha and Java;
an extra line breakfast codes. equal in body
and aroma to any 30c. notw- in tho city: 24C
5 lira. CLIBi lh ...................
Tollrt Alvis rtcan Granulated. parlor!
liolh luau. IOI c
UGAll—Oldl ii l or in col
;NIIII::| or Pow” “xi-rah Mr. 3. . . . . . 5 %C
lard II
gimpksin'r. .ivnlc...“‘36,
Chocolate and Cocoa!
Y
Noovm...“
OBDN'I SWISS MILK COCOA.
Iii Ill“ first!” so all lllllitl ch'it'lr
late has with withL Int;' 1"“, III-- 25c
Su- Dcmonsirs tinn.
irlmalslaio‘l:n m o dA-Qilialll‘s‘hlnl and
“X I I t‘ I ‘II.
also. il- in 5‘52“?“ ............ 1 5c
~Smillit‘reld Old Vir-
‘ Virginia Hams sinis brand. cut from
nut fcdllozs r c x : u iy flavor.
special cure: 111“.” prirc.
30f. b; .IlpDiilIOri" .nlc c
”rife. ..
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-From J. '1 Shaw in Soho.
L'iSh Hams Limericmrsiand. We are
New Vork agents for this
calcbratodiuin. tic price is c
lrsa than is usually asked for
interior gra. hrs: per ib.....
l Hams—Rosebud Brand —llamsi
the “small lav price I r I
lulu; u. w! m “1- be In. hilt for
l‘lu-te are Run Fancy Selected Sugar Curio [hula- lean swim and icudl-r- cut from man fr-d
bogslrnnl cipwisily soils-ted and ruled for this sac.
We guarantor Ur uualiiyl Li: be [luiilroly
I I note tie leulsr l c
thi's or son a q 13%c
i chciabies—Bcst Brands—Low Prices!
lWOlIA'NIESv—O K.
wand gallon till"; 11th
.vii saluted 'Jyruy 'psclr
.: i . i
.......... 5c
‘. 0 MA AT 0 Es—
llriw Sisters" Band
cairn riiuiu
pare Iruii —~ solid
patlud «nil rill-~21 lh.
.. a n s —— lot.
"5r. r I‘ .lo 8c]:
l'OIA'l0E8- Cedar
lr Rub ubllos brand: mild
old Ill-nu“! Jersey fin'l;
(I n r 'I l-;sm
i..‘r 310: can 12C
0R!<—Ifi Kliico or
v‘uuntry Club; finest
dune sugar am; 2 lb
cans. we. 3
old“); can .. C...
I'EAN -— “oral brand-
ib. cans, iius.,
IL-wl can .
PEAS -— Moraibr
extra fins sifted
sruali sleet sudm
net; 1 in. cans,
dos 32. 00: tall
8;"17'111 sl Mound
IIIIa 1":
2 lb cans
ll [Ill can.
A s l' a It A u [is
'l‘l lI’S — Munsruu
brand; Ihltc Ii mic
dos...
i
fiui- allied early Juno; 5
12¢.
V!!!- 1‘
17¢
. French Pcas, mushrooms, Asparagus. Etc.l
II’INACII . l-UIWYSWEET
brand fresh garden Spill 1‘ (3 It: I ... Baily' I
sch, hand picked
3 ”“ lulled and period: 3 lb.
-s n s. d o L.
$1.5m (II! 13c“ H rill "Lou. ‘06
STRING BldANl» A IPA ll AGl'Ia
lural brand llefuaee [Malluiirtiléi wiriicc or
Slringieal ll. ans: 2- lb.
e a u a. d o I.. «a.
$1.15: can. .. toe Cl‘ll
STRING IINANS— ASP ARAGlsa-
I'Zciitaus brand: ll-lb. cans I‘lsknfllll a Sign-furr-
Mzu ' 700: 6 brand; large while u-u
In Cd. lulu:
BAKED BEAHL— rant. o.a.
trim and Navy brand: } ‘1 ."‘"' ‘d‘n 29c
pin!" or In tun "n Lula first“ Ln:
ury brill-d ' calla.
.lu. manualll‘f.‘ me
“no.
Jul.
rail
l'hA8~JImu~ DIP M l. S" ROOMS
5 II ll 0 I) I. l Jargln— "u out .ril“
M l' in...
v“
Flavoring Extracts, Spices, Etc.i
" A N I I. L A ,
LEIGH EXTRA!” ‘f
~-llu is his
0- ounce
Ilc ...........
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NILL‘ lC\'l‘lIA(."I‘i -
Mir. 1
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urnuc'r’s arm-i
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l-o'ra- iu‘im W “’7.“ l9c
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('I‘ -" ll'itlt
blottlc,
24c
Ollllf'Il
GA 1‘ 113"
ON ax-
-— ‘l‘hnt
Vail: igitl;
5c;'
V A .: Louie
-I (ll. Drills.
..... ‘ c. 25c
l'
1.3:.
b"
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MOLE SI'ICES—Mild s as.
NINA: pqmrr kiln-It! or cits"! RI" 20c
SPICE! I! 'I'INS—Ulotuui Nail pep
III:lii.i'f ginger or musical. lblb. this. 6"
Jim .. V.- -lb iius, 150..“ b. tins. c
IIAKlNh I'DWllldll—I’lonl brand: guar-
.inlol‘d allaolulciy ulc Null In quality to
any h h-priml '11 his lvlroudcr In
lie: b-I. ilIIII. [1.2 lb. cans.
2110 .. “sib- ...............
uis naar~
15c
% Flour, Corn Meal, Oats,Etc.l i
l4” Lo ti Il—rllwln
lb. Ill.
murmurs Dill-L»
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I" I. 0 ll , ,
35.3“, ,1 phi. in}; l' l by 'a lllllm. raucous or
mll-o‘yr v‘il'ilh . i \tliillliaii'a Minors, rc
_' . tbs. $10.: c I‘illit‘li liu mall-
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if a LTA v.is‘a ll
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le'l‘» i‘kit.
il' 0 R I MEAL—
i Joe: or White; new
no old-fashioned water
.i r o u ll d: to
lbs
ll,\
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alarm". Flour -
'I'Al’lOt'A ~ MiKlrr
8c
. hut llb pkg .
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medium m
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Dried} Fruits!
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a‘I importation. DcHuts uewilnpo upral n..
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I. r33“: Co.. um tins. —.lauiuu Dunn! a Cu. inn"; a" in n». i sill-slush s — is
low importation: my first cholt‘fl: an iron" don. 5.15c lla'tl' French; lam
mall; "24c IIIIolI: not. 23c can .. . ulna. 150.1 ‘5:
s2. into, can 32.10; ran... FLA a o I. E 1- 3.. land. case.
{ Canned Fruits-— Highest Grades—Pnced low l
' HES “-0-! lion l'l‘At'llE! Hex- Chum“; :l-Ih. ans. ‘ S'I'RAWBEIIIIIISI
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inn-Ive: , ”-10: no Earniccrrs — o. r ro'e'. in. cm u -.
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i-mcusrs . on as. so; ...‘.'.‘.' 22¢ a Leanna-sins. u LAOKBERHIBI
maturing. cdugntilrrfi t' lllilfllulds Dull ‘ “:lfludd 3'1““ 2-lb ‘Eifmélilaaa‘ :b. rain.
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AI'RICUTS -- Ext a liinshwl
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i u 'm lllil fruit IAl'rlluu;
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husissticaliy received and appeals for
united work in this direction were
nest heartily endorsed.‘ I
it Ii .high time that something was
lone by the authorities to better condi-
tions on the Washington .atreet bridge.
The affair there Saturday night was of
the character which occur there
very frequently. especially since the
general granting of liquor licenses on
placed'oa the bridge and an ‘bmcer
should be stationed there and either
prevent the rowdylsm or apprehend
those who make the bridge a resort for
disgraceful andsr-lmtaai purposes. A
light at the'east end of the bridge
would certainly be a great convenience
to the many people who must pass over‘
it at night, and the vile language and|
brawls which are of almost nightly
occurrence ought to be stopped I
The members of the South Norwaik’
Firsi Department are deserving of oom- r
mendatlon for the admirable manner
do which the finals la-uayor Edwini
Adams' building. in Railroad avenue. I
was hand yesterday morning. The
fia'moa confined may to the por-
tion of the buildln In which was lo.
.theonglno liar on the first!
on: and alcoho condenser on the sec-
ond floor. The tire proof wail prov-'
ed of service in keeping the flames
a thin bounds and aside
ITO
., NONIAL.
ll. ’l'.1.ylach.' m of the
lifik‘afl‘"
but. "a
otmodlolao‘hr
o dooldin tau but
irwmgsoLu-yhl‘g’s
FEMiNINE i‘OPict.
(Deborah In Hal-tiara Couranl ll
Salt the water in which you boil your
celery.
Moonlight blue I! one Of the new ;tcr‘ sDaughtcis was given an excellent
fluterpretalion. at Hoyt'a Theatre last
A bunch of lily-offline valley blos- . night by a company that showed long
shades of chiffon.
some and leaves is the design for the
front of a bead chateiaine bag.
great favor with the young.
Here is a nice little menu for a lunch-i
eon:
wir‘hes olives and baked apples.
There are many panels on the new
gowns and often their edges are finish-
ed with the drop trimmings.
it is simply a matter of choice as to
which length of cost is moat becoming
to you. for all lengths are fashionable.
Camel' s hair sibeline grows in favor
every day The merchants are con-
stantly receiving new invoices of it in
varying patterns.
is hoped that tired shoppers with
their arms full of handles won‘t have
to stand between the seats of open
cars and on the running boards half the
way home this week—Merchant's
Week.
One must study the style of gown
with which a hat is to be worn as well
oaths face which wears it. No woman
.would think of wearing a Gainsborough
with a tailored gown,
Interest in ~Merchants’ Week seems
he very strong. Hundreds, and the
merchants hope thousands are plan-
ning to do much at their till shopping
this week. and many bargains are be-
lag planned for their benefit.
Roman E "e Balsam
moments soils ayes
sscaar ARRIVAL! or vomit
roan. a... asp-sums: h-
1 Rotterdam. .
:parts were
The cape bolero with Its wide shorti Pauli as Millie Drsyton. Agnes Morin.
sleeves Is a picturesque garment [n‘SS MANOR. 1161' blind SISteT, Margaret
iBrownlee, an Maud, the sly. Lulu Es-
OYster fritters cheese sand- 2 Charles LlOyd as Robert 0' Malley the
5 Harry. a double dyed viliian and How-
POPULAR ANcUSEM ENTB.
THE MlNiSTER‘S DAUGHTERS.
Leonard Grovcr's well-~known and
successful comedy drama, The Minis-
and careful training. The principal
interpreted by Pauline
pey as Mrs Drayton, the widow
'lrish lad Charles Balsar. as Handsome
ard Cramnton as Pud Flitters, ably
supported by the other members of the
company
The play was well staged and there
was plenty of good clean comedy. The
explosion and burial: of the‘Oid Tet-
low Oil Yard. in the fourth act, is one
of the strongest and most sensational
scenes ever put on the stage and it
was enthusiastically encored. The
next attraction will be Widow Dooley‘s
Dream and will be presented Saturday.
October 8.
WIDOW DOOLEY'S man“
One of the prettiest musical and
scenic effects in the new musical com-
edy “Widow Dooleyfs Dream." coming
to Hoyt's Theatre. Saturday 11181“.
which features the lrish comedy char-
acter star George W. Mm%1smysd¢
to be the duet and ensemble
Moon. " There have been other moon
songs, but this one Is said to be en-
tirely diffe i; Jonson tion and ef-
fect, romantic asclnating and with a
trillion whfimeum built to m a.
tire company discloses by a pictur-
oasuooieotricaloflect a violin o! a strip
in it. and her also repliestosthe taro
missed do, that has «bean .3;
. ~ hoseenlc
. Presenting The New Musical Farce
Ionl'l'a bolt IWbti
To WASHINGTON.
OATSKILL, N. Y.. Sept. Iii—George
B. Corteiyon Secretary of Commerce
and Labor. with his family has arrived
here from Canada, enronte to Wash
ington 110
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Ono Night, Saturday. October 3.
The POpular Comedian,
GEORGE w. MONROE.
Widow Dooieu’s
Dream.
Three Hours of Continuous Laughter.
~40 PEOPLE 40—
Twcnty beautiful show girls arrayed
in bewildering fliicry. that will surpass
all former efforts.
Prices 25, 50. 75.
' onion some.
The Fairfleid County Savings Bank.
Norwalk.(_.uiin.,Sr-pi. i7.190.l
At a meeting of the iiil'eciora of tlic
l‘nirficid County Savings Bank. hold
this day, a dividend at the rate of l
per cent. per aliilum was declared Iii
depositors from earnings of ”W six
months curling September 30. lli03. The
nine will be entered on puss books and
paid to depositors on and after Octo-
ber 10, 1903.
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
Treasurer.
NBEISiiiii S Nllill
The Board of Registrars for the City
it South Nol‘waik, Conn. will hold a
public scallion at the Town Court
itoom, Haviland Street. in said City.
on Wednesday, September 30th. 1903
from two (2) to six (6) o'clock p, m..
to correct the voting list. All names
to he added to or erased from said
list must be handed to City Clerk,
Joseph R, Taylor on or before six (6)
o'clock p. m.. Monday. September 28in,
preceding election.
Dated at South Norwalk. Ct..
‘cniber lbih, 1903.
WM. F. TAMMANY,
EDWARD J. HAYES.
HENRY C. SMITH.
Board of Registrars.
<29 12i
Sop
10-4 Gray Blankets, good weight.
purchasers.
covering and filling.
Fancy
The manufacturers' prices on Blankets today is twenty-five per
cent. higher than when we bought our winter stock.
benefit of this timely purchase ‘which means A SAVING 0F 25
PER CENT. on the rnarkei price. consisting of cotton , cotton and
wool, also all wool. white with pink borders. white with red borders,
also a handsome assortment of grays.
“-4 White or Gray Blankets, extra heavy,
“-4 White Blankets. seventy-five per cent, wool, at
‘ll-l Wllitc California Wood Blankets, at
holes of Com‘ortsblcs are arriving daily from the mills, mak-
ing it selection of these useful coverings a pleasure to all Intended
The prices are interestingly low supported by good
5 bales Climforlnbles. siikoiine covered, both sides, fancy pattern at $1
A fine covering and a better cotton ill the $1.50 kind.
Stitched bordered effect Comfortables, pure cotton, at 81.75
82.00
lxirn fine while Cotton. the best siikoliue covering,
We give you the
are
31.19 ,
33.95
35.00
ares
mm, l5 l6 26 29.
0. ii Seymour lo
5‘- 'I'Ilo bl
gains all the 1 me, our goods no actual to any In the world.
Also our line of Teas and Coffees are t he limit of perfection.
ELERHANT CUTS UP CAPERS.
The Quintard-Bradiey
'i Ilt‘
This caused a figlll,
null terrorizing Coney for an hour or
SO
logo for a board-bill in a little New
The elephant was held as n bos-
.icrsey tow.n early this month.
Dr. Crossmau’s Specific
FOR BLOOD DISORDERS
unionist-:3. T
Pilriififijjiis. \
rind Mysore by lead
We 1-“
monl-la Atrialwilimvlnoeyuualthsiriulrinsicnlws
Ihoaaaof (mm-ion land ton seals tors. rlraodplo
«Mushy maudluboa
W NEDIBINF I11. BM 'Mi‘l. “08m. sass
4...,"
CALL ss-a.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
HAVE SOME TEA?
elephant, ‘
which caused the death of .i. W. (loud-g
rich. the weiivknown circus man. a few g
weeks ago, cilt up further. caper:
Coney iainiuL Saturday afternoon.
elephant was performing at. Luna Park, E
with a couple of lions.
collie angry iii a lion. and throw him
it) the ground.
which resulted ill one lion escaping: lowu Hf Norwalk are hereby notified
i and warned that a special town meet-
Ile suddenly bu- ¢
Notice.
Special Town Meeting
The inhabitants legal voters of the
ing will be held in the Town Hall,
Wail street Wednesday, September
30th, 1903. at 8 o‘clock in the evening,
for the purpose of hearing the annual
reports of the town ofiicers for the
year ending August 31st, 1903, and tak-
ing action on the same.
Dated at Norwalk, aforesaid,
25th day of September. 1903.
JAMES A. BROWN.
SAMUEL LYNES.
WILLIAM B, REED.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwaik.
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WHY WE’RE BEST.
We give you the best Groceries, because we are positive of the purity of everything we sell.
Because we keep things clean. The goods which you are to eat sho uidn' t be open to the impurities of
the on. You feel bale when eating Groceries bought from us.
You could not drink anything more refreshing than our Tea—delicious enough to chase the
wrinkles out of one' a face and make the eye bright. Come in for a sample. .
ELEGANT LINE OF FANCY CAKES. CRACKERS AND DAINTY WAFERS.
A full line of Garden Vegetables fresh daily.
Peaches. Cranberries, Bananas, Oranges, etc., Edam. Pines pple. Rouqueford. Did English.
Philadelphia Cream. and Double Cream Choose. The finest Coffee—can’ t be matched' in town Fer-
ris Smoked Tongue, Hams and Boneless Bacon.
If you take our Butttcr so sweet and rosy, nothing else will suit you. We suit the most fas-
tidious; we can suit you. Best of everything both in quality and price.
tiling Grocer, 33 lint runner, on.
gets l themselvoa at ri lit in line and do your tradino hero “you 9st bi bar-
ii a N do“ for I 9 ,DOOn't forgot that we have the finest Iruttar in thlaggown.
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B n y. lb. Can Royal Powdsr, 23o
Campbell's soups. can,
Largo Tumbler Para Honey.
Quart .lar Choice Jolly.
Largo Bottle rm" Jain. ‘
20o Cap Salt Rod Bolivian.
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