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05 I. 47 WIOT WAIHINGTON .7.,
Mshaokono Hstolllook,
South Norwalk Conn.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
———'—'
For Norwalk and Vicinity: General-
ly cloudy with occasional rain tonight
and Sunday A disturbance has de-
veloped off the Middle Atlantit coast
d111ing the past twenty- -fou1' hours and
it now central in Virginia Cloudy
weather with occasional light local rain
prevails In the Lake region and east.
ern sections. A storm of considerably
energy appears this morning on the
Pacific coast, central near Portland.
Ore. An area of high pressure with
low temperature prevails in the North-
west. Conditions favor for this vicini-
ty partly cloudy weather, with lower
temperature.
Patrick Troy, 11 Newark, New Jersey
polic.e1nan has been the guest of Nor
walk friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts S. VanBuren.
of West avenue, left town today for
a hunting tt'ip to Virginia.
——Home Made or link sausage, me.
ill. Hayes.
The Board of School Visitors, of the
Town of Norwalk, will hold a session
on next Tuesday evening.
Sherman (‘ommandcry. I'. 0. (7.. held
a meeting last night at. the lodge
rooms in the Gazette building.
—-Tams, Tums, Tams, at O‘Brien's.
At the South Norwalk Congregation-
al Church. Thursday at 1:30 o‘clock.
the ladies will meet to sew.
Clarence B. Nowian. violinist, will
assist with the music at the First
Methodist Church, tomorrow evening.
Mrs Enos Keilogg' and daughter
Hattie of Norwaik are the guest of
Mr and Mrs George Kellogg. 711 New
Canaan.
Eric Harstrom and C. William Gray,
of Norwalk, were. in New Haven this
afternoon witnessing the l’alo‘Princc-
ton game.
——Reduced pxltes on stilts and mil
llnery at the ladies Outfitting Co.. i5
North Main street, Sat” November 14.
Charles DeClrasse, formerly of the
Wilton avenue electric light and now-
er station, was 11 visitor in town ’I‘hurs-
day evening.
The Men's Bible Class of the First
Methodist Church will meet promptly
at the close of the morning service all
men are invited.
-—-Natlve fowls or chickens 14 and
16c lb. Halves.
'ihe Endeavor Circle of King's
Daughters will meet at the South Nor-
walk Congregational Church Tuesday
afternoon 111.5 .30 oclock.
Archie Merriam. son of Mr. and Mrs.
idward'Merrlman, of Lowe street. has
secured a position in the office of the
Norwslk Lock Company.
~Small loin pork 121/50 lb. Hayes.
Mrs. Andrew Wagner has returned
to her home in Danbury after having
been the guest of her sister. Miss
Clara Young. of Quinlard avenue.
A goodly supply of furs is ready for
you at Howland's. Whatever your
choice of style you may feel sure that
It has been provided for. See ad.
- ~38,.82.50 and 33' Derbies, O’Brien's,
TEN THOUSAND CHURCHES
In the United States have used the
Longman at Martinez Pure Paints
EV ery Church will be given 11 liberal
«pygmy whe’n eger they point. Ll
n’t pay 1 5 l on for nseed
all (worth M’s? which you do
when you buy thin paint in a can with
a mint label on it.
8 d: 6 make 14, therefore when you
want fourteen gallons of paint buy
only eight gallons of L 177 M., and mix
six gallons of pure linseed oil with it.
You need only four gallons of L &
M. Paint, and three gallons of Oil mix-
ed therewith to paint a good sized
7101130.,
Houses painted with these paints
never grow shabby, even after 18
years.
These celebrated paints are sold by
Comstock, Watkins & Dow South Nor-
wslk; Hubbeli It Staples Hardware
Company Norwalk; W. S. Guyer &
Son Westport; Northrop Brothers
Southport. 5 .
111111111101 11111 Matty
. 1 l. '1'
Prime Rib Roast, 12c lb. any cut.
Blade Roast. 100 lb:
Choice Young Fowl. 74c. 16c 1111
Legs Canada Mutton. iic lb.
Forequarters Million. 7c in;
—CORN FED POHK—
Small 'Jei‘scy Pork (roast), lilo lb.
Small Fresh Shoulders, lie in:
91111111 Fresh 11511111. inc 111.
Sparihs, Hooks, Pigs Liver. '
Public more...
32 OOUTH MAIN UTIIIT.
I
stcrf runaways“
As ital M a! winnr‘s cold
puts vigor and activityjlnto one.
so it brings the need of warm
garments vividly to the fore.
Does your thought turn naturally
to this store? That of hundreds
does. Do you know its readi-
ness? its fairness. of price? the
breadth, f its mics? the good-
ness of the collection that waits?
If you do. there is need to say
no more. If you don 1. you and
we are equally losers.
FURS.
Such :1 goutllV lot of furs a.» is
11an ittulV' V1215 IltV’(I‘ in the slow
Ilt‘iurt. i'rom tiny stts iur our
girls to rich handsome furs for
matron or maid tilt assembly is
complclt and beautiful and rich.
5111111 folks think the new tint
sctlrfs 1111 so 71111: no II mvcr go
back to round out-s; sonic like
round best—both here in many
furs.
Some like the rich pclc1i11ts
\Vitli long stole tabs, some delight
in the short boas-both are here.
.\nd so it runs. \\I1atcvcr yout
choice may be that choice has
been provided for.
What furs lend? "lie :1 hard
question. livery fur is in fashion,
but 111olcskin and squirrel are a
little the most exclusive. 'l'hc
foxes are as much in demand as
cvcr. martcn is :1 line good wear-
ing fur. mink as always is a lush
inufa\'.01’ilt‘
I 11115 $7.50 7117545.
Something VV"c\t not had be-
fun: Sits for girl» of 8 in 72.
Round or flat scarf with 111qu to
match. Squirrel, molcskin and
crminc. raccoon. stone marten,
chinchilla.
$(1.7sto$12.5o.
Little-girls' sets—$1.75 and 11p.
Second floor.
SHIRTS
Snappv. clcvcr, slick.
Il1csc new fall shirts will make
a man s (31>: dam c.
Plain bosom.
I'Icated bosom.
White with dark figurcs‘.
Ilark color effects. _
Iiii just as well as they look.
Shirt comfort, shirt style. shirt
value. , '
l'l‘hcsc arc line combination of
a I.
Right aisle, front.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS C0"
Bridgeport. Conn.
The Whatsoever Circle. of King's
Daughters will meet at the home of
Miss Lizzie I. Tolles, Tuesday night.
Members will come prepared for new-
rig.
-—-Roastlng pork, loin or rib, 127740
l7). Fresh hams 13c. Hayes.
Rev, W. W. '7‘. Duncan. pastor of the
First Methodist Church, will preach
the second sermon in the, series to men
tomorrow evening. topic “Manhood and
Poverty‘l.”
——'I‘oqucs. ’l‘oques. Toques, O'Brien's.
Mrs. John Crauford. «of’ Cranbnry.
left today for England. where she will
join her husband. Captain John Crau<
ford, of'the Armour yacht L'towana.
which is now in English waters.
At the family gathering of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church,
Thursday night, Rev. Dr. Freeman will
speak on “The Sleep of Faith. 01'
God's Rest Cure for His Children."
~Ground oyster shells. Schaub's.
Side boards and buffets with their
new line of stoves and ranges are the
watchwords at the big store of A. J.
Collins and Co. See the goods and
see the prices and you will buy there
undoubtedly 1 ,
Mrs. John D. Taylor is suffering
from an attack of plourisy at her home
many friends from the services at the
Knight Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. Norwalk. ‘
"Corned hooks 10c lb. Hayes.
There was no basketblll game at the
Norwalk Armory. last night, as only
one member of the Company D team,
which was to line up against a team1
from the. Young Men‘ 111 Christian Asso-
. Small Sugar Cured Hams,
elation. put. in an appearance.
‘ I . . .
. l—s'rssks—
Portcrhouse, 18 .20c lb.
Sirloin. 15. 780 lb.
110111111, itc‘ 'lb.
Shoulder, 101: lb. '
""‘_'o..‘61‘.111s' mars-
Galllornis Hams, very lead. .90. lb.
(Holdall).
Free Delivery.
Wain-iii:
L711
ed lungs—through
colds. bronchitis or
lung tissues.
you feel as though
ing brought on by
leaves an opening
and have full play.
Linonine stops
tion.
to perfect
the blood.
4°C.. .$1.
awn“
11111111 01it
Golds.
Linoninc goes right straight
into the blood and attacks the
cold at the roots. Being of a
bland and soothing nature it
quiets the chafed membranes
and strengthens the weaken-
the blood.
No other cure for coughs.
lung trou-
bles' is “just as good" because
there is none oihcr that fur-
nishes new blood making and
fattening properties at the
same time it is healing the' 1n-
ilamed membranes of the
throat and supplying new
Can you afford not to take
the best? Can you afford to
do without Linonine? Don' t
the suffer-
thc cold 1s
all you care to endure. with-
out the further misery of a
disarrangcd stomach and the
weakness of thinned blood
being added as a penalty for
taking drugged remedies that
afford but temporary relief
and then at the expense of a
drain on your system which
for pneu-
monia or bronchitis to step in
Linonine
does its curing in a thorough
manner—through the blood.
the tickle
that drives the bronchitis vic-
tim to the verge of despera-
It clears the lungs of
congestion and opens the way
health—through '
Your druggist has it—ssc .
1.!
NITNODIOT
111m Methodist Episcopal Church,
ltev. W W T. Dunt an pastor~0: 30 a
.class n1setlng;i_0:‘.70 a. n1.. sermon,
”Christ (rlltlfltii , c‘hlldreti s talk
"'I‘eliing the 'Ir11171;' ' i.‘ “1.5111117”
rchool and Moos Iiihb 1711511; 1; p. n1..
young pacple‘s meeting 7 p 111.. ser-
rnon, Manhood and I’ovlttyf pn-lude,
”The Trouble in Panan1.;1
Hit for the day will he
lude Melody. Loud: anthem Praise the
and. moaemsaiem: anthem. 0. Lord. I
me Mrs. ‘aton 801I1I,i()rus pox-lillule,
ill flat 001111011 droning prelude. Can
tellna. Stebbins; anthem The Son of
(lod Goes Forth: offettorV Violin solo,
Clarence ll. Nowlan; solo A Child of
the King, Mrs. Eaton. posllude, Schei'l-
101, lmlclzo. .
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
Chart-.h Rev. 7.. K. Moore pastor--
Morning pram service 9: :10 17,111., Hal-
vice with sermon 10'70 n.1n.. Sunday
school and neon class at 1.5 111.; Ep-
worth LPlguos servlte at 6: :70 11.61.;
evening servhe with sermon iii 7: 30.
Selections by the chair. anthem. “Near-
er My God to Thee." Schuccker; solo
for soprano, “The Good Shepherd."
Vandewater: quarts-lie, "God is Live,"
Shelly: quartette "When the Golden
Leaves," Havens. ‘
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. E. Cunningham. pastor—
Sermon by pastor. 10:30 a. 111.; Sunday
st hool 12 n1 Epworth League, 6 p m.:
leader Miss Lena Er';i1kson topic Per-
sonal Work the ihitV' of Eveiy (‘h1lst-
7.111; sermon by the pastor. 7 p. n1.
CONGRIGATIONAL.
South Norwalk Congregational
Church, West street 11110 West avenue.
Iiev. John N. Freeman, ll.l)., acting pas-
Ior~—70:30 a. 111.. sermon, topic, The1
While Stone. Rev. 7 l7; quartette,
Fear Not 0 Israel. Spit ken oilertory.
organ solo in A Minor I)11bols,i‘.‘. 111..
Bible 1.171007 Lamont. Jennings and
(‘ hristlan Inquiry Clubs; 7: :70 p at. ard-
dress. Iiow 1111.91 Wisdom; James... .
quartette l Will Lay Me Down In
Peace. (ladskl: offeriory- solo, Prayer,
Lemaigre; quarteltc. 0 (lladsomo
Light. Buck: quarteltc. ’l‘hc 'Mcllow
Eve is Gliding, Holden.
First Congregatlonal Church, Nor-
walk (lcorge I) Egberh pastor—Morn—
lng service at 70:30, preathlng by the
pastor: Sunday sthool at l2: l5 'EVcn
lng 11ch ice 1117130 the fifth in the ser-
ies ‘nghwavs and Byways of Lon
don; ‘The Killing of a King;‘ " Pas-
tor's Guild Wednesday at 3; roll call
Thursday at 7' 45. Music. morning
prelude. Andante In (7. Mozart. a11-
thems. Gloria in Excelsls in C, Schnec-
ker; “(lodlsl.oV'e,”Sl1elley: contralto
solo; postlnde Prelude and Fugue in
C. Book III, No 7 Each Evening.
prelude First mmemcnt of Pastoral
Fantasia, F. llcng; anthem. 'ilc Is
illosscd." (requested). Mozart; "The
Rosenle Hut-s," Mercadauie; posilude,
Finale of First Canals. Mendelsoha.
in Benton street. and is missed by '
Trylour cherry red corned beef from , '
Also a strictly pure lard guaranteed 1
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IQUTH soswsut.
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11117111
in.
We haVe
by exper-
i e n c e
f o u n d
this shoe
to be the
‘3117 Paula
Prlcti 871111
1 1111 III. 77117117
”' Ive sale.
BAPTIST.
South Norwalk Baptist Church, II.
B. Carpenter. pantor.~lliomlng ser»
vice. 70:30; object lesson for children:
Bible school. 72 111.; classes for all woh
care to spend an hour In thu- stutlv of
the Bible; 1'. l’, S. of C. 712., 0:00 p. m.:
evening service, 7:00 p. n1. Cordial
welcome to 1111. ornlng music: An
them, “Blessed the Man,‘ Treat;
offerto1v, bass solo. ‘The King of 710V e
My Shepherd Is." Gounod. Evening
music: Anthem. “The Radiant Morn
hath Passed Ans ." Woodward; offer.
tory. trio sop; rum and tenor.
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First Baptist Church. 1'orwalk. i).
W. Talmage Van l)ore11,pastor.——P1'ay-
or meeting. at 10: 00 a m: sermon st
10: :70; Sunday school at 72: 00 m.;17.
U meeting at ii: 30 p 111.; nor
111011 1117:7011. n1 PraVcr meeting at
7:30 p. m., Thursday. Seats free. A
cordial welcome to all who attend
these services. .
Grace Baptist Chmch—ii a. 111
preschlng:l 2'7.0,,pm .Sunduy school;
6: 30 p n1. ,praVet and praise meeting;
8 o'cmlork send 11 prest hing as usual
We are trying to lift up the banner of
Christ that sinners may know that He
Is the Savior of all mankind Come in
and help us.
EPISCOPAL. ‘
Trinity Episcopal Church, corner
Fairfleld avenue and High street, Rev.
.100 IMO. Romilly F. linmphries, rector—Holy
:' communion, 8 a. 111.; morning prayer
,. 1h. 98612433 and sermon, ii a. 111.; evening prayer,
7:30 p. at.
Grace Episcopal Church, Rev. James
Benton Werner rector—Cciclwnilon
Holy Communion at 8 o’;clnck morn
ing prayer with sermon at 10: 30
o'clock; Sundaa school at noon even-
ing prayer with sermon at (77:0
o'clock. ,
, MISSIONS.
South Norwalk Mission-Regular
. Kane's
woman... service tomorrow afternoon at 3:15
Piliiilllnm. Plus o clock Mrs Cunningham. of East
Sufi?“ Norwalk‘ will sing; also a strange;
.. .Wfim: a | from Br dgeporl will be present an
flag” hlvlllnoaihmlwoflhd Swansea-‘5 will sing sevelal selections Come
,,,w'1.1.;“,,.,-*, anti enjoy this service Everybody
17:75. In: 1930. 303ml. ant. “9110!!!P
d AD‘iENT CHRISTIAN.
"’ ‘ ' ““"“ “" ' A vent C1rist an Church, Van Zandt
Mr. _Crimsonbenk— Yes-shiti—r-my street East Norwalk. .1. W. Davis. pas-
dear. I ve been sitting up tonight with [pl--3”, Stephen Hancock of New
a sick friend. Mrs. Crimsonbeak“
Well. if you'ye been sitting all even—
ing. why is it you can‘t stand up now?
-,—Yonkers Statesman.
8 Honey arid Tar
1:911) Iron. solarium. No opiates
a..-
7111
14c lb. ' ass 11
. I y W m.“
01105173511 15:31.77.
111.-19°11
mm
IL” [MI
candy
3mm 3:11
Milford. will occupy. the piilpit in ex-
change with the pastor. Morning
subject. The Christ Who (lave Himseh
for the Church.
Days of Thy Mournln
CHRISTIAN SCIE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society.
Norwalk-Regular Sunday service at
the Reading Room, Masonic building,
Shall End. "
In. To both. services the public is (:07-
disliy invited. Reading room open to
the public each week day..from 2 to 5
. GERMAN LUTHERAN.
St. Peter' s German Lutheran Mis-
sion. North Main strait Rev. Karl
Winn—E’s. _ pastor. «Services with
preaching. 7: 30 p.n1.'.. Bible class and
Sunday 87:th, ii: 45. Instruction in re-
llglon 11nd the German language In giv-
en every Saturday from 9 to 11: 30 11.111.
”—I—hl—u'f—n—
The Yankee—See here. Colonel Blus-
gr‘ass has forged my name to a check.
The Native—Well. take my advice and
' say nothing. the colonel is a (lead shot
and always ready to uphold his honor.
Kansas Independent.
Is” 11131115173111.6111 contagious? Why
Theres' no disease to match it.
Whom/or baby lots It. I
Am almost sure to catch it
—-Pbllsdeiphla Lodger.
’ " 7/7“")
3,
‘speclal mu-j
Morning. pre I
Evening subject. The ‘
57 Wall street. :11 ll . n1. Suhiect. «
November l5. Soul and Body.
Testimony mectlr '. V‘" '--11sdsy. at 8 p.
v
ids olr
Wright slndltiii Vegetable
SEND FOR A
Pills. 250.
AGENT son MAY usurou's PATTERNS.
Is as good a cleaner as a Van-1
kee, Houumald in Spring Time.
To cleanse the system internal-
ly is as Necessary as to cleanse,
the body externally, ‘
WRIGHT'O II THE BEST.
AT ALL DRUGOISTS.
When children suffer they are told
to he as "braVe,as a man. Whats
the matter with telling them to be as
brave as mother? She is the one. who
is patient in suffering.
Little Willie-J Say, pa, what is a
contingent fee?" Pa-‘ A contingent
fee, my son, is 11 lawyers conditional
fee. If he brings a suit for a client
and loses he gets nothing; if he wins
the client gels nothing."-(.‘hicago
Daily News.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The following letters remain uncall-
ed for at the following postoiiices for
the cumtnt week:
South Norwalk—ers. Willun Dakim,
('sull Kiss, Miss M. J_ Mciliynn, Mrs.
(‘arolinc Williams.
‘ E. E. CROWE.
Postmaster.
Norwalk-«IC. (7. Day. William John-
son, Mr. and Mrs. (‘lias.,C. Smith.
77, S. KEITH.
Postmaster.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN R
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
”——
TIME TABLE.
.—
In effect October 18. 1003.
3"; 5313312???th 5égzxf-5zfgx.966i4, IMPERFECT 32","
I)’ 1 Ii 15 5X,
9,:112,;°,g;§ 11,;1- 1.1;? W Ladies’ patent 0577 (19011111111 wells never
3: 20: 1, 4:07. 4:501, 5:60. 5:551. 6:377
.15. ..........,...., 1..... cracks.
SUNDAYS.
93,542.11. 1:21.. 1...... me Ladies’ vici kid. patent tips. eXlension 50165
P. M.—3:301, 5:40, 5:551.
77:40:. 10:10.
7:20,
LEAVE new vosK r0111 soon-1
NORWALK.
A. M.—12:02:. 5:00, 6:00. 7:00
8:00x. 8:02. 79:00:, 9:021. 10:0211, i0201i.
li:00, 71:02.
P. lib-12:02. 1:04.. 2:001, 2:55,
3:3”. 4:02. 4:04, 4:80. 5:02. 5:30
6:001. 6:02, 7:00, 8:001. 9:00x, 9:30.
71:00:.
. SUNDAYS.
A. M.-‘12102, 0:00,7:30.9:0010:01.
P. M.-—-6:00. 8:001, 11:00.
The Winter . _
Wrappers
We've got a wrapper equipmenthm that 191.119.1117 look
~ into. Made of dark” qsmbrics and percales. Mad: 0/pr
printed flanneletts. Made 1'11 the most careful manner andprlud
to please vau.
vu
Women' .s Percale Wrappers in brocade: or stripes. braid
trimmed. deep flounce. at $5.00
Women 's Reliance Corselte Wrappers in stripes and dols. l
at .‘02.
Women '3 Flannelette Wrappers in the newest patterns,“
11.0.0 ,
Women 's Reliance Cassette Wrappe rs. fancy braid ldmmd,
or. so '
771: Ideal Heavy Flannelette Wrappers. handsome pullout:
and latest style trimming and cat. from $1 60 to $2. 93
made up in the latest style, at
A full line of long and short Klmonas from .
590 to 33
83-785 woshlngton Street,
' , . South Norwnlk.con1n.
wells. .
Ladies patent. colt hide 11111011. 116111 stullsh
A chance for 11011 to ban Good Fall Shoes
worth 58’). OO and $5. 50 a7
Olsen’ 3 Shoe Store.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOI.
NEW HAVEN.
A, M.-—~12:lls, 1:15, 1:56x, 6:18,
7:42. 3:42, 927011. 10:061. 11:05:, 11:36.
I’. M.——12:02x. 1:i‘.5, 77:02:, 4:78.
5:25 6:30. 7:05:,‘9:05x, 9:15, 10:01.
11:15.
Bridgeport in addition to above—P.
M. ——2: 46, 5. 3. 7: 38.
SUNDAYS.
A. .i.——12:llx. 11.7517 1:56x. 7:42,
9:10, 11:05:.
S. S. Tilloteon. i l
CALL AND SEE OUR
111111111 1111111113111.
NEW GOODS IN EVERY WEEK.
FULL LINE OF OUTING HATS. SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL REA-
DY- TO WEAR HATB.
South Nor-walk, Conn 36 Washington Street
a
34.2.; »,
1
P. M.—6:40.7105.9:05.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANIUHY.
A. M.-—0:23, 0:15, 9:53.
P. M.—-l:20, 4:27x, 5:10. 5:57, 7:10“
DANIURY To BOUTH NORWALK.
A M.:——0 00. 7: 23, 8: 11, 9:38 11:52,
P. M.:——-l 06:. 6:31, 7: 01.
Sunday trains to Danbury. 9:15.
9:53: a. 111.; 7:30 p. in. Leave Dan
bury. 7:55. 8:34 a. m.; p. 111.—7:05
7:571. .
An 1 Indicates express
FHliSH FISH.
5km 1's
We invite your Inspection of our new line of black pcttlcoats.
Black Taffeta ”’371k '11 3595 and $0.50.
Black unllnad Mercerlsed at 980. $1.50. 32.08. , " CT
Black lined Mercerized at 51.,25 311.50.81.28.
in every case their quality is of the best in point of style, durahlll- f
ty and finish. and are positively the best value, obtainable at the price. .I
N. E. RYAN,
86 Washington Street.
butdo 1,7111
house rath
217.7%
Big Extra Smalt. lOc
Flounders. 6c . "
Bonita Mackerel, 10c
Blackllsh, 6c
Herring. 5c
Silver Frost Fish. 50 ‘
Weakflsh. 10c .
Large ,Natlve Eels, 120 i
Bluefish. 13c
German Carp, Pike. Steak Cod.
Clams and oysters, at reasonbale
prices. ‘1 ‘i
CAPT. DUGROSS.
1111-1111111 of Washington Street Bridge,
Old Salvation Anny Building.
A $1111.11 Dinner 117
Low Price.
Leg Small 1.111115.
Forequsrters Lamb
Fresh Hams ,
150 lb.
10c II). I
agesh‘ Shoulders. 119111 1
be P o .. 10 "db.
p03: 33:5? 11st 70:11) Pillow were.” $2," 31650» nob 3.2512515! 50; 1”
Shoulder Steak 100171. . MATTE :33! 3 .
Butter in print. ‘ 2312111. Soft Tops-42.50 Coflon~34 50 Willie Cotton—“.5
Native Fowl and Chickens, 'l‘rlpe 'th‘s’ 00, .. .-
and Pigs Feet. Ground Bone. Ground ’ ,
Oyster Shells. 1/ ' ' . .PRINO,8 .~ 4
:1 111 Chop 11.191, 2511. 3 3 Wood Springs $2 1 $1 offan all Iran Spring
Sch-ub'u Mjrkot
u wssmuarou Instr.
em. as. , .
BEAVIEW, AVENUE.
hid?” limo?” m
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