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II AT -:- LANE’S I>
A. J. Collins In" away on a business
trip to lionton.
Clemnnce. sale of music this Week at
Coleman‘s. See ad.
.ioscph (‘orcoran is
going into the lIotlIousII. business.
I llethany (build of 'l‘IinitI (‘lIIIIIIlI
“ill“ IIIII II: on ’I' but. IlII_I evening at 'I' :III
0 IIlIIII II
A big drive in glass wurc. shIIIlIIH.
jIIrIliIItIIs, wooden and tin Will“ [or
this chlI ut Magnet 'iII See ad.
lI‘rIInk (‘. lleckcr is building it new
ice house at the IIIIIuI of his saloon at
‘\\.l.~ilill|MlUll and \\.Ith streets
Hlniih litIlIIII', lute driver for Illlllll‘fl
Morgan in the ice ll||hllll‘tih‘. IIIIII s-II‘III-
III a punitiun with Raymund “lullll'l'i
! ItayuiotIIl IIIIIIthIIII. uro- discharging
,n IIIII'gII til lire clay :II llll‘ll' wharf t'IIr
_IiII- l.IIIIl.wIIIIIl .Iiunui'a- llil'ilnl, i'om-
IIIHIV.
\IiIlInon Mills oi llownyton piI lied II
‘ numb-I- III wood \lUlt‘lH. yesterday
’i his is I'IIIIIIIIIkIIble at this time oi the
..ilfldllltli hits.
Yictor W II‘IIIrlII, who has been ill
for a week past went to New York to-
day. to recuperate.
A regular meeting of the South Nor-
walk Board of Councilmen will be held
tonight at 8 o‘clock.
The Junior Auxiliary of Trinity
Church will meet on Thursday after-
noon at 3:45 o‘clock.
Miss Hattie Punzclt. or Chestnut
stIIIIIIt. South Norwnlk. but today for
:I wIIIIk's visit in Ansonla.
Get the habit of buying
llIII Public Market.
little cost. See ad for prices.
liII;.II ltiswu, of Bridgeport, was the
guest of lIi.. blother, Joseph liisI-sII. itI
lturbanit street. South Norwulk. ovI-r
Sunday.
The lI‘artlIer
South Notyyallt liaptis: t‘lIuIIII \Iill
III III a rs‘tgulat meeting. tonight, at the
church at is otlock.
til: Ick Veiyet is in high t’av'ot for do7.
t'lI‘I of uses this mason and the How
your meat itl
lands lily Good (‘0 in ready to supply:
all demands. See. ad.
Some recent additions at I ar'efully sc-
lcctcd (nieulal tugs hate been receiv-
ed at itearl' s and their ntoc k in now full
and complete. Read thI.I ad
’lho subject of the l.. II. A. prayer;
Inteting “I'cdnesday afternoon. at 3
o‘clock will be "Zeal in Service." \liss
“('DUH‘dlll will be the leader.
The l alian Independent Soc'leiy held
a tegulat' me ’llIlL. in the hall in Fly
rvenne. Sunday afternoon. and rec III-
III IIppliIatlons for mcmbet‘.sblp
A special opportunity It) purchase
good 'I\ arm uIIIlI-rwear at a smaller
price titan usual is given at the Boston
Store. Read the ad, for pariiculars.
The Rev. George 1). Egbert will give
the second lecture of his scrim now in
progrcm at the Norwalk t'.'oII;.;I'IIgatIIm-
ul Church, tomorrow evening. The
snbjei’t will be ”Here and There in Ire-
land."
'l‘homas F. Reardon. son-lII-luw of
Min. Sarah Larrtgun, has applied for
a license to sell liquor in the building
just vacated by Timothy .l. Sullivan.
Tm,- new bar and tixtures arrived this
morning.
William Lemongelli,
ing the Friends School. in Providence.
Rhode Island, was called home Inst
Week, on account of the serious illness
of his mother. Mrs. Francis Lemongelli,
on the Wasnmgton street bridge.
C. E. Seymour is making a special o:
for this week of sewn hundred and
twenty bottles of liicbig‘s iieef. iron
and Wine. a nn'ritivtI tonic for the
blood and building up of tlILI system.
This offer is explained in today's ad.
Read it to get a full understanding.
The sacrament of the Lord's Supper
will be administered at the Norwalk
Congregational Church next Sabbath
morning, Persons desiring to connect
themselves with the church. either by
certificate or on confession of their
faith, will kindly communicate with
the pastor, Rev. George D. Egbert, at
once.
The ladies of the Norwalk Congrega—
tional Church are. arranging for a box
of clothing to be sent to the Rev. Mr.
Greenlees, of Oklahoma. Clothing is
needed for the minister. his wife, a
boy of fourteen years of age. and ll girl
of ten years. and may be sent to the
chapel on Wednesday. Gifts of money
for the same object should be forward-
ed to Mrs. Hill. Miss Brown. or Miss
Raymond.
I ..e first thought that comes into the
tec'or's mind as he prepares for the
November Chronicle. in that of his third
anniversary in Trinity Church. Accord-
ing to the statistics commented upon
by our Bishops not very many years
ago, the period covers the average
tIIrm ot’ rectorshlp in an American
Church. We are inclined to think.
however. that during the last ten years
the average is somewhat longer. Our
period of association an rector and peo-
ple has been one of steady, wholesome
growth, in numbers and work—Trini-
ty Chronicle.
J. W. Miller and wife. B. T. Booth.
F. S. Kimball, R. M. Evans. Boston;
Samuel Keeler. Ridgebury: Mrs. I". W.
Coon. Mrs. D. W, Coon. Miss Mabel 8.
Tuna. Mt. Vernon; Dr. and Mrs. .1.
Milton Coburn. Mrs. D. E. Raymond
Lly Raymond. F. H. Montgomery.
South Norw;alk N E McLean De-
troit; Mr and Mrs George Brooke
Hartford: W D Parks. Mrs. Rose.
Miss Rose. H. A. Anderson H. M.
Ward M W. Gallawav. Mire A. B.
Mliler Barrens Moore. Smithport, Pm;
E. E. Palmer and Miss Mary Palmer.
w ho ls attend-
Stamford: C. H. Harris a wife. New
Haven; Congressman T dore A.
Bell, California: Lonla P.‘ Miller.
Georgetown: Congressman and Mrs.
E. J. Hill and Miss Hill. Norwalk, were
guests Saturday and Sunday at the
Hotel Cltttord.
LINONINE
THE FOOD MEDICINE.
Better and more palatable than Cod
l IveII Oil For Golda, Bronchitil. etc.
IIIoIl Incat ttt n.
» I
Lights Society of the;
year.
Henry II. Dulkley took his family to
lir'idgepott yesterday in his unto. The
trip was a Ier pleasant one. tor them.
The Ieturn was made by moonlight.
Six united with the Methodist I-ins-
I-opal ( lIuIIIIlI in ltowuyton Sunday
II‘Iorning and tonight tlIIIII- will bo an
I lntpotttnt IIIIIIItiug oi the Ulllclal
Iioard.
An automobile on its. way from New
YIInk to liomt II had a tire
III South Nornalk. It was l'lt‘lllll't‘il anti
the party prII.oIIedeIl They did not
give their names.
One or the they of a gasolintI loco-
mobile gait out III-stItIlI.\I, lli front of
the WIIIIIIzeI 6‘: IIIIyeI IIIIItoIv The
damage was retained by II It liuck-
ley. and the occupants of tin machine
pIIoIIIIIIIlIIIl on llll‘ll‘ way.
Timothy Crowley. a labor-Ir \IIlIII IIII
sides ill in Windror Place. South Nor
walk. was arrested on Saturday niulit
by till'IcIIrs Walter Hail and Mill“
,Stnith. lie was Iitnnk til the time :llltl
’III‘IIIIIitIg IpIiIII ll disturbance. .luIlgII
'laylor tint-II IIlm SIZE without costs
Ithis morning in the To» II (‘I.Iurt
‘. The mid \IIIIIIlI pr; IyIIII meeting of tin-
.\'onaIk ('ongregutiotIIIl (‘lIIIrII.h
l‘hIIrsIltIv IIvtIIiIIg at h‘ oIloI-.lI will be
i-IlIvIItId to :I sItine ptIIpIIr'Iaton lot
communion Sunday ItIoIniIIg. The
l Young l'IIIIplII‘s Society will hold their
prayer meeting at 7:30 o‘clock and tho
, Tuhject will be “What llaniI-i ’l‘eaclIIIs
I ‘3
l DR. SHERER' S FENCE WRECKED.
lBOys Carried Hallowe' en Pranks Too
Far Last Saturday Night.
\t: Iny wcte the pranks pIIIIIeIi in I.II
iboys on Saturday night in honor III Its
i being llIIllow-II‘III. ”lie tacks III IIic
!\\l(‘l(l soun‘ls about the houses in the
Ixce mm (It South \‘IIIIIallI ("Ulll nnIl sh. II
we III thrown IIIIIIII Il pIoIIIi ..I Itouslv and
the boys had a good time gIInIIIIIlly in
a few instances they IIIIII.II III-ppI .l the
bounds of Ilec IIIII- y and l. Iw IInIl Ilamag —
ed pIopIIIIty. 'llIII t'IIInIII about the plop
IIIIty occupiIIl by IIII. ll. i‘. .H‘hcrer was
thrown down tint III the ground and
considerably damaged. (the :IIIIIII It
wits m: Ide tlltllll" the night. the lllllllt' ky
boy being II‘IIIIi hyIing. “llli lives on
Lexinugion an I. no. The IIzzIIII LI
a. ainst liwt was ”till he with .I IIIInIbIII
of his companions IIIIIII 51- \t ral IIII was
i II h “we bein,: III patted at the bi: tti.
smith shop of Miclutci l’iouloae, of III];
avenue. The wagons were carted ar
ound the center of the city. (inc IIf
them was left at the rear of the Con
cord street sclIuoI. The others wII-rII
IeIoverIIIl in diltIIIIII :It Illlllr‘. of the cit
Young SyriIII' .II I IH‘ came up below
.:Ilui I.'e ’I‘:n Ilor in the Town (‘IIIIII III:-
Int. thing: and was continued until Satnr
day. It is not kttov ll IlIIlliIitIIly
whither this "Katie.“ was the one that
wrecked the fIInI II at In ShIIIIIt‘s but
if the let Ice is IIIIpaiII II III Mll‘l‘ ‘.Iturda\
it will probably h: l\t‘ II bIIII Iilcill effect
on his case.
NIGHT SCHOOL SESSIONS.
The first St'sslml of the Norwalk
Evening School will be llt‘ltl this even-
ing. The entrance is the north stoop
door at Franklin street and the ses-
sions will be held in rooms I and K
on the second floor. from 7:30 to 9:30
p. m. on Mondays, Tnesxdays, Wednes-
days and Thursdays, Ticke't: of mem-
herahip may be obtained at these ses-
sions by any who have not yet regis~
iered. There will be a class i'ormed in
Bookkeeping under charge of Superiu.
tendent W. C, Footc if a sufllcicnt num-
ber apply for that subject. The appli-
cations thus far and the demand for
this topic would indicate a good sized
section in bookkeeping.
Politics and business,
water. do not mix.
Clearance Sale» Of M
Music This Week
1,000 copies of music at 5 cents per
copy. Complete line of Mckinley mu-
sic, this week 5 cents. Ask for cata-
logue.
like oil and
C o I e m a n ’ a
10 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spauiding'c Basebatt
and Sporting“ Gooda. I
REMEMBER
WHEN MAKING
YOUR WILL
that
mgsouru_
Ext) 3 in Provisions of
u’ will strictly in
gi\e out .
I
I'IIntenIplatingi
t
Our Great Guarantee: Satisfaction or Money Back.
Tailor-Made Suits.
Ready to- Wear.
Will you have a suit which evprcsnczz your individuality.
tailored by artists and designed by the bust melt in the busi-
ness? And without waiting in r it to be made for you?
Then come and see our exhibit of smart suits that mirror
the season‘s fashions. cleverly cut and made to lit perfectly.
and in all the modish patterns of fancy chcviots. worsteds and
Scotch tweeds. I |
Wide concave shoulders and snug- setting collars fashion-
ed by hand to fit without a wrinkle and to retain their shape-
liness; single and double-breasted models in all sizes,
Prices are very modest—$10 to $23.
Raincoats and Overcoats made by the same skilled crafts-
men. $to to $30.
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Hats. Gloves, Neckwear. Hosiery and Warm Underwear
‘are here—man's and boy’s.
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NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 44-4.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 322.
Violet Toilet Soap
10:: FOR A aox or a CAKES.
mvvywv v ~
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A toll line of Toilet scans, all
kinda and priced, at the
Cliilord l’lIatmacu
PHON E 16-2.
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SAND HEAP IN THE NURSERY.
It given the Children an Ali-Year.
Round Taste ol the Seashore.
“i don't know what to do with the
children when we ilrat get home front
the I-Ieushore," grouped a mother who
has a couple of little ones below the
school age. "The older children have
plenty to do to take up their minds.
but the others tIIlss their freedom. and
above all the sand with which they
AS TO OUR GRAIN.
We llnd there is bttt one way to Insure permanent
trade, and lhnt is to sell the lel,
think
poor grain uIIIl buy.
You are in error it you
your horses will appear as well, or do as well. on
We give you the best III Itt‘uin, the best service. You
will pay us just as little as you would pay any dealer else-
“'lli‘l'i’"21ll,\'\\'ll\‘l't‘.
liny tints 'l‘iIIIII: (‘IIIIIII
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Writing Paper.
So a box and upwards
IWILLIAM P. BEERS,
BOOKSELLER. STATIO NER AND ENGRAV‘ER.
49 Wall street,
Norwaik.
6 South Main street.
South Norwalk.
E Lewis' Popular Priced Photograph Studio.
‘3; II Main Street. Nor-walk.
I‘Ii
Personal attention given all sittings from 10 a m. to 4 p. to Sun- _
3 days 10 a. m., to 1: 30 p. 11). Children's photographs 3 specialty.
PHOTOGRAPHS
of the
CHILDREN
should now he made.‘
—-DO NOT DELAY-
It i: to o risky.
HEALTH PH OTOGRAPHS
are the best.
Jncxsonrs srumo.
NEW STYLES. LOW PRICES.
53 Wall Street. Opposite Hotel Not-walk.
an
"etiroezn ts Tasmania.
It I: neither too early nor too late. for my services.
HOMER B. NOYT. Reflecting Optician.
ROom 9 United Bunk Building, South Norwaik, Conn.
Oflice hourai B to 11: 45: 12: 45 to 6: 45. Saturday evening-JO.
Special Appointmentl It conyenience of patron.
YOU ARE PAII) A SALARY
{or rendition of servicemhow much salary depends upon how much service.
Graduates of this college are well compensated—they give proficient ser-
vice. Their “know how" came from their being associated with us. We cer-
tainly hnveanntional reputation. Ask us more about our methods either by
mail. ’phomI or letter.
The Brown Business College.
George E. Sat-twain President,
UNITED BANK BUILDiNO. SOUTH NOR WALK. CONN
No. 2 Nut Delivered at $5.00 I Tab.
All Other Slaps In Stock at $6.25,
,doiivprod. ”
could amuse themselves in so many
ways."
"You should have 'broughl the sea
shore home with you." said the second
mother. "That is what i learned to do
some time ago. and it keeps IhII I-iIll-
lll’t‘ll happy all winter long. I have It
small barrel oi sand sent me by freight.
and keep it in the cellar as a source of
IIIIII-wal for the small quantity of sand
i always have in the nursery tor illi'
children to play In,"
Mothers who lllIVI‘ Illscovered the
value of the-indoor sand heap llllll that
they are more than repaid tor the little
trouble it causes by the extra time
they have tI'ItlIIItIIsIIleIs while the chil-
dren are interested in their play. it
it Is possible to give the children a
play. this iII desirable for their sand
play, this desirable. for the dry sand is
nearly an pervading in the house as
outdoors, and it will be tracked from
room to room. liut ii is clean dirt, and
if It is kept in tables with raised rims
it will make little trouble.
TODAV IN WALL RTREET
\\'A|.|. STREET. lti:lo a. m.---.\ Ian-
guid aIIIl itregular movement In prIsiIe
I'llill‘flt‘lt‘l’llt‘il lllt opening dealings in
the stock market IIIIII a few stocks
were traded in and me I pt for a .lIIc one
of a point in Northwestern none ol'
the changes IIxcoIIIld ‘2.
\\‘;\l.l. S'l‘ltl-IE’I‘. l p. In.~- A belated
rise of a point in Manhattan was the
only iIIaturII of interest to IuiIlIlIIy
trading.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private vnre or me
plug & (Ioldpchtnldt. Commission Bro
kerl. Swan: & Corbett Block, South
Norwnlk.
SMUGGLING IN PORTO RICO.
SAN JUAN. P, IL, Nov. 2—The Unit-
edI States treasury inspectors now at
Ponce and Mayaguez will sail [or home
November 4. and report to Secretary
Shaw the results of the ne'w investiga-
tions. The rederal Court continues to
Ignore the Indictments against Captain
Andrew Dunlap, U. S. N., commandant
of the naval station here, and Robert
Giles. a former contractor in Porto
Rico, for smuggling. The Spanish press
ls attacking Collector of Customs Alon-
zo Cruzen. against whom the federal
grand .iury on October 19. found an In-
dictment for having received unlawful
emolument of smuggled goods, and is
demanding his resignation.
ODD FELLOWS HOME.
C, H. Preston has been commission-
ed to prepare the plans for the propose
ed addition to the Odd Fellows' Home
at Falrvlew. The details have not
been fully decided upon as yet. Calvin
S. Davis is the president of the home.
Bigger—How do ‘1 know ‘you're
blind? Beggar—Do you suppose I’d
only ask for I nickel if I could see
what a kind. llberal-lookln' gent you
be?.Ner York Evening Sun.
"She retuud him eight times before
M! win! ‘7- .
BOYS HERE.
LINE EVER SHOWN lN THIS CITY.
GARMENT.
our guarantee reads:
Out Judgment is Endowed
By the Boot Dre-end Map, in in)”
Vicinity.
LET US ENTERTAIN YOU TOMORROW
WE SHALL BE GLAD TO IHOW YOU THE CORRECT ITYLI. '0”
THE NEW BEABON. AND YOU WILL READILY BEE WHERE MON
WILL BE SAVED IF YOU BUY CLOTHING FOR YOURSELF AND YDURL
WE ARE STRONG ON FALL AND AND WINTER OVEROOATO. ;
RAIN COATS. $10.00 TO $22.00. "',.
$10.00,$12.00 AND $15.00 WINTER SUITS FOR MEN.
A DISPLAY OF AUTUMNIAND WINTER NECKWEAR AT 506.
THREE LOTS OF WINTER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, AT 486 PER
Your money back it you want it. , .-
THE LARGE
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SELLEGK a. PRIDE
I 98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
The event of the week at our store
is the arrival of a carioad of Pctatoes
from Maine. They are of the Green
Mountain Variety. Have tested them.
They cook good. are good size. No fin-
er Potatoes are grown In the world,
than are grown in Aroostook County.
Maine. where these came from.
Price, 5 bushel lots. 90c bu.. and
would advise buying soon as the whole-
sale market has advanced 10¢ per bu.
since then were put in
Believe Potatoes will be higher iat-
El‘a ‘
Smooth. white skin PotatOes. peck,
25c. Buy a peck for nampie
Dan Cupid in another guise
In on the field of action!
We and him as a chaulfeur bold
The center of attraction.
The giant onto which he speeds
With “Love" is plainly labeled.
And every maid or man he hits
ls hopelessly dlhbled.
—New York Herald.
said Mr. sternum
“Plan,"
"i wish I could convince the public
of that. " answered the mm at the
minty l
but-loud" show. "Iv
tailing
TRYING TO BE USEFUL.
New Sweet Cider.
sweet and clear.
purpOIel, 6c qt; 110, 2 qts; 20: gal.
New Figl. 15:: lb. i
Sharp Cheese and Mlid Cheese.
Ox
We h
goods when warm weather clme. Not
made
Have
which we can now fill.
Try Oat Rusk. made In East Norwalk.
Patro
aqe.
The usual supply of nice shOuIdeI-a,
8c lb.
Soli:itng business.
mand.
()pcn Iliah. Low. 1:30 N
Amul. t‘IIp,, as"... an“. 3st as:
A. I‘. a r‘. I'd. tan. :1 III-7., gob:
A. (‘. A'- F.. pf., li'.‘ I‘Ix Ii? (“.5 ms or
.Am. (‘ol_ Int, 31 ::II,. at ‘Iill
.\lll. lee, til; 7 III; "
Am, Loco, lziI'v, 13-3,. 135$. ZI’ to suffer from Eye Ache llead Ache or Poor Vision when relief Is no
‘ I - ‘2 ‘1 'I
‘iii‘hh‘iizl' ‘iiil; 1“,; 1‘1”“: J g near and can be bad at such small cost?
A, T, a s. lI‘.. IITI.I ti. I. Is? ‘ We make a thomugh examination of the Eyes. without cost, and
.- . ” 'I I, to at an
11ml. {I Jim)», IIII. 75",; H7“ _ g if glasses are needed furnish then: at the lowest possible price.
liklyn II. T. am. my; I51... . Perfect fitting guaranteed.
t‘ltes. If; Ohio, :io‘. :itiu 31“,.
(.‘h, a N. \v,, ltifi that. In.) ‘
(.‘lI, (ll, “ISL, I» la“: 15 .. o. B. JACKSON.
t‘. M. It 8. it. Ian. XIII. Ian-III
. (‘01. South. 1:5“ 135% 1:th Graduate Optician. '
(mp. (ins. lI:I III: l..I 58 Will an...” NOMlk COMI- ,,
:l'lt‘. '27 lg Br ‘II 371/}; . ' .I
IIIIIie. lst, pi‘., INN/I; 0031;. hulk. , ‘ _
Hen, l‘:lt'('.. the trio tho ____~__ .__._._* __”* . - . ’-
Ill. t‘entrul, 13m. I:III?.. an?“ ““”"“""‘—"—‘"
Lou. & Nash, to] lot lItl
Manhattan. lliz'vliz ISTIIA; l3”?
Met. St. Ry.. note» Ito-It 1101/, orr S a r
M. K. h 'r._ IIIII2 my. 161,9
)1. K, 8: T.. pf. 351$; 351.4; 351/:
.\lo. Pacific 91‘ 9H 9) ‘
\. v. (."mm mfg 1m: “9?; Is souocomronr. AND WE HAVE THOSE THAT ARE sPLENoIoLY
Nor, at West. Quin 7:61. Stein? MADE OF SEASONED WOOD, BROAD ARMS AND EXCELLENT OUBH- ,
{,fidf‘m‘fh; “-- ‘53,; ‘53.; 15:,29 lONS RICHLY COVERED. THE LARGE COLLECTION WE NOW HAVE lN
grams, t‘nr. in; :21; 37;; STOCK OFFER OPPORTUNITIES FOR SELECTION THAT WILL NOT EX-
IL’III ng, a}; I) Q 5 .g
Rock Island, 2-H; 25% 24% lST LATER IN THE SEASON. ;
Rub. Goods. NM 143. 143., PRICES RANGE FROM $5.00 TO $20.00. 1J. " I i :1
South. Pnc., 42h. 42b; 42%, "
Sou, Ry. 00.. 18 lid is
Tenn, 0. & l., 2911; 291,4. 29%
Texas Poe, 2t 24 24
l'nion Pac.. IIIIII' 7216; 71$; 0 ins Oiii
U. 3. Leather, 7). 77... 7% ..
ll. 8. R. 6': (1., 5% an. 551'; F I D .
U, S. Rubber, 9% 911. 9%. an r "-
L, S. Steel. 13% m. 13% e a ectors and Embalm'ers.
ll. S. Steel, pf., 58% 69% 58%
Wabash 1.4% 19% 19% l2 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Wabash pf.“ ' 3359 34% 38% w..._--. -_
\Vls.Cent.,16% 161/. 16%
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Minuet.
Loblterl. Rockaway and Mill POM!
Oyster-e. Block Island Weak Fish,10¢.
ib.; Herring, Be. It). .
Blues, Cod Pollock. and other kind-
of nth Long and Round Gldnih, Il- '
callopl .~
Watt End Wuhingm lire-t
A pair of frightened horses.
Iuhing madly down the street. “war: I
conchmun was saving at the rem am!
the carriage was away!
side in a dangerous in on. The on-
cupnnts of the vehicle. an elderly w
mun. noted tor her extreme willed-
ousnesa. and her pretty niece. an no
outward signs of four. but Just In the
horse. came to a standstill the younger
woman unexpectedly fainted.
"I wun't frightened I bit.“ llnd.“
Barnes "are not what they used to be. ” pulled
finest ‘ possible,
For pies and other
Heart Chocolate Cream Drona.
ad just got trade started on the”
in summer. Try, 209 lb. Nlbc.
had call- for Hand Slpollo,
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