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‘ leiaturs Almanac for Tomorrow.
Hightidc. ll:.00a In; 11:37 p.ln.
Sunrises. 0:38a. in: 4:44p. tn.
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“Nathan I!%12NLI.|: TILIPHONI
”-0 -Iuslnsas Office. I
It»! -ldit°rlal Ream.
4+ -—Iranah out». Norwalk.
“dz—lemon Rssidsnes.
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The South Norwalk Fire Department
last night elected officers who have.
been found to be of the right mettle in i
several years' service in various captlcl- i
ties in the companies. Luther Mi
Wright. Albert E. Winchester and Ru-
fus J. Smith had unanimous votes for.
positions of chief. first and second as i
sistant engineer, and there is no doubt }
but that they« will prrform the duties}
devolving upon them in a careful andt
thorough manner. The elections of E. ‘
W. Clark as department secretary and;
Dr. H. C. Sherer as department phy ‘
aioian ale excellent selections. the only
possible objection living tltat there was
not a fair division of officers, as was
first contemplated and agreed to. Put-i
nan: Hose Company secures three plac-
es, and Old Well Hook and Ladder
Company and the South Norwalk Plrl.‘
Police only one each. ‘.
‘.‘, It is very well to be a Dowiette lltltil
financial adversitles come along. but
it is a strong test of a man's religious j
convictions to address him as Dowic'
‘7 addressed his followers the other day: a
“l have told them," shouted the head ‘
of Zion, "to get all their property to
‘ gether.seil it for all it will bring, move .
to Zion City and give the rest to me. i
We must save Zion. You have been ;
naughty: you have brought the hounds
to Zion's doors. You must be spank-
_ ed." The collection netted only 810. l
000 and Dowle needs at least 3500. 000. ‘
The sudden death of H. E. Bodwen i
comes as a shock to the community.
Mr. Bodwell was widely known and
. one of the most highly respected mem-
. conservative business man a devout
Christian and an even tempered gentr-
man. His loss is a deep one.
A S. amlord school teacher is accused !
of writing love letters during the time
she ought. to be teaching. Why nut
open a class in love letter writing and
put. her at the head of it. That should '
solve the problem and be a gleat bcne
llt to the Stamford girls. |
in stead of nominating a third ticket
in Meriden the. labor lllcll have decided
to attend the conventions of both part
last and get labor men on both iickcts. .
lf”they. succeed in doing this. they
ought. at least to get a few candidates
in office.
There isn't a man in the city who
would admit that he is lacking lll
. 51. 319mg} a. iii-*7
_ .‘ rt-lzsdt‘
w’ikt‘t.~
Whilst ill gamma.
Fl Lt "if the series Given Thanksgiving
it}, and cute: Will Follow.
' - ‘thd‘beries of deli» 'blies which new ’
so successf last winter in Ridgedelu
are ll) be“ rep stud this tear with thes-
ladies as patronesees: Mrs. Hirani ..l
Kellogg. Mrs. SIihUel M Wind!!! Mrs.
Rustin M" llowe. Mn. William A.
Nllitite Mrs. Harvey .P“Blsshll. Mrs. Ai-
bsrl H. Stores, Mrs. George P. insat-
fioll and Miss Mary Olcott. Undo
this management nothing will be split .‘
‘ ml to make these dances all that could i
{he desired. .
\'
7’
iod- Thanksgiving evening. and tin-7
mine to N7 men tuorl enjoyablt
r0 ital yeah Among the guests
.0 to! town were Miss Lou ”Moms
7 3:71pm“: Head. Miss ids Ray‘-
0 New York. \iissus Mite and
tom 0- -DoWltt. tqf W iltotl Miss lt‘ala
' .W keman ‘bf Lewishoro: Mr. and
“ix". William H. Hunter. Fred Stur-
gas. of Georgetown: Alfred Cemstm'k
YIla7 06. Main. rd. Bert Bogart
m c: kilos: of Norwalk7 l'hilll
. talford' “intensity of. Psnnsylrania.
Js'lnes Wakel‘nss. tewtahom. Them-xi
measurably will be MM December ll
anfiibar‘e wi1l7hatfourtn follow: _7' ~ .
I"
The man who marries a grass w idnw
«Wotpe charged with htning green
one. to be pleasantly located
. winter, why not talte a suite at
77 ml Clifford
everything is home like and
t. rates reasonable and you
' ‘III the. conveniences. Will be
to show rooms and give rates.
sans. wuz.
,. incl-later.
PROPRIITQR‘ROTIL MA-
sac.
‘. saw voatt ctrv.
BONDS
' invmuna'ra
;... so. u’ Savings
paying better rates. of in-
me p a postal win;
.712: l.‘.; evening service at 7:3o;
service. Thursday at n. "The shell-ion
‘luc.
7 D. But it:
guess, ti. W. Chadwick; illliht‘lll. l.l;.7ht
t‘" Our Way.
tl’OHllllfll-l. Offertory ill ll Flat.
mitii‘mi’wdidl
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will convince you of its unusnsl quality and fragrance.
The It"! hundred will prove their uniformity
“I It"! Mankind will substantiate the fart that ll ls a dgaryota never tire til—50.
Urgent Seller M the World.
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7' "mm i,” t/t/i
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it tilll’iiit
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will
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Seeds.
atone... announccmcnfl
Danny; the. Boston Store. \u‘\\\ (“spun their Kata...
“no oi Newman and 3mm; Boobs, also shout) e. um;
\arge \‘ttts ti Kandkercluefis, \lmhre\\as and Smother
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bars of the community. He WEI a safe. 7FIROT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Musical Service Arranged by Organist
Gibson for TomorrOw Night.
First Congregational (‘7hulc.h Nor
\tnlk. George D. Egbert pastor-Aim ll
l‘llK senile at 10: 30; Sunday uthutli at
month
ty musical service; selections from the
Oratorio of lsaiah l.. l’. A. Welt c do:
at it annual meeting; l. P S. meeting
Thursday ill 7 7.ltt: second of the. pa.-
tor's talks on “What We Heliew and
Why We. Believe lt:" church pt‘nycr
story "Roadie atld Mar-
Y. P. ‘ sol-la-
to.
ill the Closet:“
tyr.“ by 8. R (‘rockl-ii;
‘ bio and annual tum-tine. Friday at put-
«maze all N. Music, lolllulrmt': Mtlllt
Prelude. Rondo f‘aprice. up. lib.
trio. 0 Day 01 lit-st null (llltti-
H Leslie: supra o ao‘o.
. Tho‘
:llas. Evening. musical service. Pro
'ttde [dictation int: (i Morantio: oiict
tort Noctllllte in l: Phil up 'i No l.
tilflbbt‘lo bl7t
”.ilYir-ndur
fifth) and tenor Mllf) lleholtl llll‘ .\'ulu.
.iLOrdz’ " somano solo Cry Aloud
fight! No’t i'ed'cr Ml.“ Fur till." 'lla. til
the. Lord of Hosts; tuntlult l l7,ulo it. i
\Mll Keep Hint: uttul‘ltl. \\'llt) is This
lhai t‘ometh’ ittrn‘. l 'lllut Speak .ill
Righteotlsusssz' quarter \l'lwr-l t‘ort- .-\'tl
Thou Red in Thine Appalcli' 'btlss. I“
Have 'i‘todden' the WintvPrcss Alone;
quartet. O Lord. Why Hast Thou Marla
Us to. Err?» ba'as. The Day of Van-
canto; Qllilllti. 1 Will Mention the
Latin); Kindness of thc llorll; postludc
Gland QhOt-ltt ill it.“ from 7th Sonata.
d. Guilm'nnt. ;
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‘ViEN'B CHRISTIAN lNQUlRY CLUB
The first was given in lildzctlcid Ha i Program for first Quprter of 1901 Will]:
' be Considered amorrow
's hallo
ion was 'lttomafi Hooker. Mr. North
» prt wilted n' 'weli w‘vplll't'tl and interest.
.ipg papa- which pas followed bv 'lln
~minister] ti fit'tlbe‘lull Next Sunday iht
alrshgwnerit of in prufirtlln- 70th illst
quarter of [904 will come up for con
sidelation. Blanks will 7be distributed
aiming llll‘ mettlbt‘ra of the club for
suggestions fl? is desired that ealh
one present ideas that will render the
mandate of the next qtltilit7r as inter
will: as any that have pretcded it.
.The assignmlm‘ s for December ate a-
fnliows. 7
December ti. The First Man Adam.
John B. Lawrence; December iii. The
Apostles. Arthur A. Graham. Deceln
ber 20. Congregationa‘ism General
Russell Frost: December 27 The Ad
tort of f‘hrist. James P. Punselt. 3
All men are cordially invited to at»
tend these meetings which are held .
every Sunday noon in the South Nor
walk Congregational Church.
rlasr METHooisT EPISCOPALi
CHU .
Next Sunday morning the monthly.
70mmunion service and reception of!
nembers will be observed At the. close ‘
of the morning service the Sunday
school session and Men's Bible class.
The. Young People‘s meeting will he. the i
first service of the month. and will con-
side! "Some Christian Fundamentals.
Topic.“ "Lost. and llelple-Is~A Mall 7
Within! Christ." leader. Mrs. W. w. T. 7
Duncan The evening service will be
largely musical both vocal and instru-
mental with address by the pastor on!
"The Lost Hymn."
SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 5.—Consu‘-
General Ramon Arias Feraud. Jr.. rep-
OARIMAN COOK IN NEW YORK.
. NEW YORK Dec. 5.—R. 1. (Debt.-
.Cook the oarsmsn. was‘s r on i
2th.: s' earner 9t Louis which arrived
i (mas Southampton today.
7 Good Friday.
,'l‘oalltic Tribe
.(lockelloc Tribe.
-Suntlay the subject. for diatus ' I ‘
resen' lag the new Republic of Panama 1
opened the consulate of his country in i”
this city today t.
1
STATE ARMORY SECURED.
State Red Men‘s Warriors' Degree can-
test to be Held in Norwalk.
The committee on securing the Nor-
walk armory for the second annual
atute Red Men‘s degree contest. has
succeeded ill getting the armory for
this purpose. The contest will be held
The wllrrlor‘s degree
will be conferred at this content. Last
year an adoption degree contest was
held at New Haven and was won by
of Waterbury while
of Norwalk. carried
off second honors. .
it is expccted that there will be hott
or titltl lied Mellnin tnu ll on Good Fri-
day.
GRACE CHURCH BOYS' GUILD.
The menlllt'rs of ”raw (Thllrcli lioys'
tiltlld enjoyed an address on Japan. iant
evening. at the town assembly hull.
Wall street. Mr. llureoss. or Now “if
rcu. llilt't‘ tbv midtt-s-s ill a ver\ llllt'l
mtills manner and illu~ttuled it with
Willi—Ti... iii?“ ”WW7
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9 "mm w‘omsa sums ' ‘
n HiHZADEimliéAJ lg; 5 -.'r ,ltatru
works 'uf N lives and (‘ompalt‘y
at llrolltl sll‘t'l'l, and 6.7 ;trv duruuc \‘Vtiu 7
(ll‘NUth'fl l'l fire ttltilly. Loss ”00
mm fully insured ‘
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RECENT aahlvats'be mag...
‘x'i‘Vi \(lRK. llt’t'fb. LAll. v’e‘tl: Ft
is-tlk- from Southampton "pd; f‘h'u
outs.
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AV cgdahlel’nparationforks- ,5;
slmilatlttgttlsl'oodaadlle uia-
litlgthe Sis-adaaMBowe out =
lVl l\_l__\7f illl out x__
Promotes Digtletlonchserful-
masandllesmoatains neither '
mMorpltlne norlilnexal.
or Name one .
us
Adi-imam
Ea-
h.‘
tllemdy forQonslkta
non.Sour Stomach
Wormsmmdsilnshverish-
ans urdlossor Snap.
‘lcs'uissimd
PANAMA CONGULATE OPENED. i
.{l 1.x...il '
~‘ For‘Infants and Children.
‘ Kind You Have
VISITED VSCENE 0F ACCIDENT.
Coroner Doten and Attorneys Hinckl
and Walsh in Westport Avenue.
f‘oroncr Charis-s A. “(“0" and \Vi
ilatn ll llincks. an attorney of thv
('otlttecticut Railway anti Ligiltina
(‘ottlpttlly tll‘ llrlig' port, and l‘rosecnt
tux Attorney John J. Walsh. of Nor
walk. paid a visit yesterday to the app
on tile \‘l'estport road. where llenltlnli
(‘tlllleltirk ltud Nitlrdus Space \\'l'lt
killed by it ll‘tlllf’)‘ cur last Saturda)
l;l:llt. 'l‘llvso Kt‘nut'lllt‘ll thoroughly
mun liver the around, but it is not
lxlltt\\‘ll just what tll7 it'SlTli Will be. a
til7 t'tll‘llllt‘?‘ has not wt l'i‘lltil.‘l't‘tl ltl.
decision ill the case,
\ppiicntittn lllts 77,; made for ill'
:til'll‘lll"il‘ll'lf|ll ni'" 'mtlktot-k‘s vsttttn
OBITUARY.
MRS. f‘LARlSSA WEED.
The funeral of Mrs. (‘larlssa Weed
iyilo died tert euddn- DH ‘7‘ the office c
1r linker \caitldnv will be held to
new aftdl‘uoo‘n at 27. 30 ”Wire"
e resilicllcc nl Councilma’n tld 'ilr.K
l.uiltl>l M Wright fl'edat street. .h
ST PAUL PASSES SCiLLY lSLANDS
£l_.o.\ttlnx ilec f..~~ The America-
1 inc steamer rSt l‘ttul which left. Nev
\‘lltit NilV'flnlllt‘l J8, til it 30 a m. out
hunt and a half ahead of the Cunard
i lllu steamer Lucallia (which resent.
luvctpooll linseed the Sciliy lq‘andt
at l‘ all p. in today on her way to
is lillll’limlllon.
POPULAR ANUIININTI.
BTETSON'S UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
Stetson’s [treat 835.000 production of
"Uncle Tom's Cabin" is booked for two
performance at Hoyt's Theatre, on
Tuesday. December 8th. There is
something about “Uncle Tom" that up-
peals to all, both young and old, re~
filled or coarse, the educated or un-
educated. it is the savor of the soil.
the approved of nature which attracts.
and it must be admitted, even by tho
blaae amusement seeker tlltlt “lint-lo'
Tom‘s Cabin." when produced ill the
grand manner in which the Stetson
perfortnntltoa mo alwuya lauut:.lted
possess a charm to be found ill no other i
faint of theatrical entertainment Yet“
like everything else itl this prolnt-aslve
age Stotson' 3 Uncle Tom has llllpl0\ ed i
with tithe. and cat ll vcttr blings ottt
trash novelties new ft-ututes piotsiugl
effects With suc ll an elegant and com-t
pletc organization as the Stetson Com-i
puny—~with almost unlimited capital}
at its back k——tllere is nothing which ls'
tnlllly good omitted and f‘Vt'll the old‘
drama which has hem seen much oil
late veuls is ellc-llalltcd witil new ideas
to give the air of novelty. !
\‘lllGlNlliS BY RYAN (‘()MI‘ANY.
“Viruiuilts.” one of the strongest
plays ever produccd by ll repertoir.1
company. was the bill of thc ilyan
Conlpnny. at Hoyl's ’i‘ilcatrc. last night. .
The work of the entire company was
extollent. but that of Daniel Ryall..
excellent bttt that of Daniel Ryan as
\'.irgillitt James Gordon. as iciluis and
lif'lll‘)’ M. Hit-kn as Appius (Y'atldiltn
was simply peril-ct and was generously.
'tppiuuded llllf)ll'!.ll(llll the while plnyi
bya huge and cutllusla-lllc audieuct. 1
Tim stt-llcly was clcznlli and the play
a as perfectly staged Tonight the com I
pally will close their cluzllgluwlll with}
'he plesentatioll of The Tillm- Muskc .
let'l'L-i i
FOG DELAYS SHIPPING.
LONDON Dec. 5.—A dense fog iai
delaying shipping in Southampton wa~
tors. Steamers are unable to either
enter or leave the port. The sailing of 7
the American Line steamer New York i
was delayed thereby. The log in Don I
don during the early hours was the!
thickest of the season. locomotion was i
most difficult and there were a llllm7|
her of casualities through collisional
ill the streets. The itlmltlvcniellce was
accentuated by the failure of the elec-
tric light system in some districts.
Buckingham palace and the whole dis-
ness. Through this cause many dark-
ness. Throughfhis cause many shops
had to he closed.
started flare-lights ill the.
thereby adding to the Weirdness of the
The authorit‘esl
streets. l
EXTRAORDINARY PRICE CUTTING 0N
lttc. ill some cases the gain is even art-utcr.
Holiday TlllllKH is cl'dwding us.
lt.'l' space, we‘re d-xcidcd to force oily many of the staples.
RRoomMakmoSau
STAPLE MERCHANDISE.
FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
You can buy for One Dollar. a Quarter to a Half More Then its Va.
Ottr iululeltae purchase of
To lllt‘t.‘l the demands on floor and roun-
HENCE THE FOLLOWING LOW PRICES.
\Dhtter Sockets.
Suits and Euro.
Uilr selling of made tlp garments
the past few weeks has been some-
thing
many lines are partly broken.
remarkable and as a result
For
tomorrow‘s fii'lilllg we have lllllll'll-
ed the lots and marked lllt'ln at
very tempting prices.
AT $6.90.
indies (,‘oltts. all the newt-st. many
Women's and Young
of ill“ tell dollar lines. (lllllt' a few
at $12.50. ullltsultl offering for the
money. $0.90.
AT $9.75.
muslly black satin and silk lined.
Women'iI Coats.
including the practical, sensible
style gnl'lucnls. priced tlp to now at
Slotto. undoubtedly the coat bat"
L’lllll of lllt‘ season.
new model.
pick of the market,
popular shapes.
for tomorrow.
89.75.
ma\8\s‘ AT $15.00. l.adicn' (Totlis, in-
cluding garments priced up to
«74.50. excellent value “5.00.
AT $24.00.
|~‘ur Coats. Skinner‘s satin
22 inch Electric Seal
lillotl,
value $29.750. $24.00.
.._.__..__..._._
It Big 'Sur Domes.
300 Pm Scarfs.
lllll. sable and lsuilelia fox, all the
itl sable oppos-
including the
We have made
four lots and the prices are $5.00.
$6.90. $10.00. $16.00.
We promise to save you from
$3.00 to $7.50.
for Furs this announcement ought.
to interest you.
If you are looking
7i
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of'
In
list
in liver
Thirtygl'aars »
i
l
i
Scum
cimt Affai
of Public
Roda.
general gloom.
Senor (isms-~—
SPAIN'S NEW CABINET.
MADRID. Dec. fi.——The new (‘ahlnct tratinn of \latedonia on
is constituted as follows’
Matlra- «Premier.
Senot San Pedt7o~Minlstcr for Fle- I H“. mmmm t‘ermnny had done all in
PR.
Senor Toca— Minister of Justice.
Works.
SCHOONER OEERING ASHORE.
llAl TlMORE.
.\iti
7.22.69; ”Nikki
Trains were much de-
layed atld outside work had to but
stopped in manv places
Minister of Finance
Sellol Saucllcs ‘rili’ll‘flr7-“lillflitlr of it ("till")! be supposed [but they hate
the in: erior.
Senor liomiugtlcey
tor of Public lllfitluut‘timl
f‘nnde do Allende Sniazar——Miniater . "('9 alto
l’ltscllnl-—— Minis
GERMANY HAS ASSISTED.
l “BRIAN. Dec. fix-Retiring to tile
‘LUIIdOl‘i report that Germany may ch-
lject to the proposition of llussla and
Austria for tln international adnjlt
the lines of
tile plescui guv'ellltuellt of f‘rete the
'forcilzn office llclc said today that on.
ll'ct pom-r to at c ute lllf‘ tic-71.7mm" .7 and
t77ran-ltcntcllt or tile Mtlelztca ploarum
tsutt lht7il own interests above all. alld
‘olterud the stttllt into all international
adtnitlistrttttoll sinlilal to that of Crete
to suit other powc rs 'l‘hc l-‘nl'cizn of-
rcftrrr-d to Chancellor volt
ierdatlaehou,ntn-uililrolltztaoinettttthm
litttlmv' s sptt‘t' it at the opening of the
Rt‘lf'llt-‘lili’. eating that ficlntany had
llpv ~—'1‘llei.on~istently done our. 7\tilillg possible
schooner Gardinder ticerillg. (‘ap' aln ' to pl ell-lit
eriotls lolllplicntions ill the
. greemen M nrrell.,
General l:llllll't’H-7-7iitlllllh'lf‘l‘ of War. wittcll “upping the basis of Russia-
Scuor Ft‘l‘llflndttz~7blllllfllf‘t 'tf Ma-l Austrian action. These powers. it was:
rinc. ‘ added. lliifl ill‘l‘illltzt‘il iltt‘ ltrttm‘fllil "i'
VIBITED LEAGUE iSLAND NAVY.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.—Slecretary
of the Navy Moody today paid his
first visit to the League Navy Yard. lie
arrived early this morning on the dc.-
sputcll boat Dolphin. Salutes were
tired. Secretary Moody was accompan-
ied by Postmaster-General Panic. Con-
Adams anti Butler.
of Penna; Representative Mctcalf of
Ca'ifornia and Joseph C. Pearl. form-
er business partner of Mr. Moody. Sen—
n'or l’cnrose and Representative lling-
ham of Penn. greeted the party when
till \7 L‘liltlf‘ ashore at ten Ot'lot'li. Mr.
laltnch of the int: M. S. Quay, of the
navy yard and proceeded to Cramps
ship yard. where he witnessed the
Klunch of the tug M, S. Quay. of the
harbor master's department. later re-
ttlrlling to League island.
MEXICAN CIGARS CONFI_SCATED.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. hw'i‘he gm7~
“l‘lllllt‘nl authorities have. confiscated
:l.ass
my quibbling.
v.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
l ..
‘w W We; pm. Win-I l. inmgm away my: 3. t. .
the Ohespmke Ba was pulled a ht NLISTER EQWEN HERE. lW-mli .uye
a tug and proceed d on her voyage: ‘ i NEW YORK. Dec. lh—He bet-t W. 1"l‘ltaglwi cl are wage? 955% t in:5 com . . ,
Howell li S. Minister to V ezsela. sled in;“ ( £45m ot‘ tho .
The silent watches of the night must; arrive from idl-eupool tdday on the -.'7u ol "ihe cruiser r3 ‘w Turk upon
be those we fotget to wind up (‘amp is. - . l r last arrifalllcm f at Mexico.
32‘3”}; 1"“? r"":'f?“"' 77777 31-777 7”" ..._.-__..1.¢ 7“ 77.71;“ " 777+ 7' 7’ “7‘" ' "‘""‘_’"“T'
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“eymoursStore
The Art of Provisioning
.s easily acquired if you purchase from our store We tell you just what grade an article is without
If it is not the best grade. we tell you so, and show you that the price is second
We always have the best grade In everything if you want it.
Now Is the Time
For HECKER‘S PANCAKE GOODS: also a full line of RALSTON‘S BREAKFAST GOODS.
lnd numerous other-kinds.
PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP.
SOME EXTRA FINE PR UNES. APRICOTS. PEACHES. ETC.
FRESH EGGS. ROSY BUTTER. HEAD RICE. DELICIOUS COFFEE.
SOME EXTRA FINE TEA.
THE BEST COFFE IN TOWN FOR THE PRICE—25 CTS LB. TRY IT. 7 - .
Charles [. Seymour leading Grocer. 33 West Washinaton Street.
Bargains for Saturday.
A.
Like Finding Mane y
December 8th.
So can. CHOICE LAND PACKED .lsasav rouaross. can lie.
. asouun PRICE 12c can.
25o Ls. vaav seer ELGIN cnsmsav surru. LB. 26c.
ws ouanaarss rule serves 170 as swear aso me: as can as.
10c exo scares snows runs, one rauro on monancs oars. PKG. 10c.
asouua sate: FOR nova census to 16¢.
‘78: DAR mun s. on Jones noun. no use.
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