f tar. rm
. 'i‘. a..-.; Houdini.
I .11: , amusement ant.
M w...
”$11.3: ratarllona
i i
, netting. _ in. it!!!”
behold dayIM‘l 2‘there was t
. .1! them! it“ til. 19-th0 .00!!-
‘ 7 did not number 680.. it strikes
, ’ t they are-tenth. very eaciusivo
‘ as the dirent‘fiipo‘lat with arts:
‘ tic pride urine wot that may 140
admitted to the institution ‘dl‘tt‘ing
r. Evidently. however. this do-
M exciusivenees is out to be con-
phase. as the directors a'ay that .“a
.1 moderate expansion of population has
already begun." ,
jpiloourse we hope that they-wiiivnot
allow of the overcrowding of the ins'ti-
titties. which would In amenaure rob
itofthat calm quietrwtiicli makes it so
desirable to so may of our strenuous
population. The simillarlty of habitu,
ten. principloeand ideas of those
who reside within its well ordered pro
,Dlilcil. together with the complete so
instep which it guarantees make it all
' ' ‘ spot for s.grent many. '
e.,d9 not know how fto account for
"the decrease in population. but ilrmly
hope that the board remains as good an
iorIierly, when it was. more popular
as asummernod winter resort. Certain-
iy it should be appreciated'as a health
«em
I
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Jewett City Hotel were risen from
. _~ latte ,, an... a [the
mention ,Nsine doctors totem-return slam. the cats in the
bare two parades tails“ of one. One“
vyr'r emit-ills. but thy 01mm" (earl: e kitchen chimney caused
teens seem r. superfluous an ailing... -
his teeth are good yet. -‘ ,The hotel
--—— by in I. ma. ti former
i
it in'very
list“ of the mu would be smaller ev-
ery yeslt'if-tile food'were‘oarefuiiy in-
spected and whert'wer poildhous adul-
terants are used vigorous procedure
taken at law.
310.000. The Ill-openly was partly in-
. I“
i HlITORlC IUILDINO IURNID.
1 Flret. Larpe Department store in New 1
York, Proves Total Loss. ‘
Nliiw YUttK. Jun. l.—-.-li‘lre today do i
strayed a four-atm- brick building at ‘
i
The number of train robberies is failing;
elk—there were only thirteen in "N3. as. Allen and Grand streets, callainn a loan
Ianinatt thickly-two In wit. Where, estimated at ssocno. Two hours after
will the material be procured for the the fire started, the roof and upper
di - l , h , 'iioors fell in but no me was iniured
meuoveao to utureiflhi i - . i ' -.
0‘“; ' a “(mi The building was built in ibib and was i-
' __ formerly occupied by Edward Ridley
President Mellon, ‘of the Consonant; {"2131“, i,g,:yg,:;,ggfinmcfg°
ed fold. raid NI 1"" "it. anybody else and the pioneer of thn‘iarge'number
when he brought his family east. He, now in existence. The fire started in .
does not care to be under obligations to . “‘9 basement “'0'“ an ““W'“ 0““ i
“w western roads I Second llama of tire were numerous
. _ . ' ;thmugho;.lt the (lily. but in most in-
' stances t e second alarm was sent out
. he. Anaonia Sentinel says: “There ' as .
. precautionary measure. The heavy
it! it mlllbiilty lust Aguinsido may be; fall of snow seriously hampered the ,
one of the curiosities at the St. inuin‘ department. and in dragging the heavy
Fair." Let's see, where did we heart apparatus to ill-ts additional horses
that name beforef- ‘ wore “mod'
Iliaaheth, N. J., Hotel 000'.
The Danbury and Norwalll Railroad. “1,“,331." N. 1 J“ “4. Ion-
will pay out 015,000 in dividends for icli Webber’s hop] wns (jaunt-9d by
last year's work. hat. the good work j tire today. One man in reported miss-
” on. . ing but the search so far has failed to
reveal anybody In the ruins. Almostl
everyone in the true! was asleep when
the blue started and the names spread
no rapidly that all rushed into the
ntreet half-clad. while the mercury was
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Are your fingers crossed, gentlemen? .
Remember, this in leap year. and you
never can tell what is going to hapw
:radrt.’f0r the report shows that there
were only four deaths during the year.
a much lower ratevtbnn in the state at
per thousand. _ This should commend
it to our citizens who need quiet, but
ithe‘elanaliicstion of convicts in con-t,
"diluent September 30. 1903, by age,;
occupation, nativity. etc. Of the 489,
prisoners confined at that date. 113
on between the ages or 25 and till
when copvicted.‘aud 99 balm-en so and i
85. There were 18 priaouers between?
:10 and 20 years of age, and one between .
h and 90. The classification by melt-'
patina shows that 142 were laborortv
. when convicted. 20 clerks. 19 crooks
; and onegpfclerxymaa. Connecticut was
"‘- the plasemtabh'th «lie list} of the 489
' convict. tui'tl'Néw Ydrk camellcxt'wfth
, . 87. ltaly, with a contribution of iii
" . of her children, led all foreign coun-
tries. ireland cording next with l7. Bur‘
glare are much in evidence in the con-
Itia of September 80, there being 55
convicted for plain burglary. in for
hunting and entering. and 03 for stat-
' outcry. burglary. ‘ehilc two were con.
’ 'ithd of burglary with violence.
The desire of people tocntor quiet
homes and their manlfeat dialncliuatiotl
disturb people by violent methods
leeln'a Thommondable in showing that
who not care for the moiety of bar
mm and brothels. preferring good no
I“. in the realdantialdiatricta.
' risr in the second degree contrib-
W tip-the population. and inabil-
‘honeea belonging to others from
,. own property canned twontyclabt
than to bethi ing it ,over on any».
her so." or .489 prldoners. t‘lr‘
re aerylng..thl rateonunl , ,t.
taqlr hitched. aid. their mm?!
one was spending his fifth vacation.
.ilopulatlon wag practically a tin‘
ween Protestants and Roman Catho-
tbc. latter numbering 238 ead‘rthe
. ’37, while there were“ Heir
only‘two were agnostictl. - '
.. [the personal habits of the
or”
cent, were good..2‘ta, or 55.8
humid bier 17.2 per cent..
one. This makes the percentage 8.0 i
it hard to break away from "bush,“
ml the part «persons to diltili-h
pen. _ hovering around zcro. hose on build-
,~7-t»--—-—-————- ing and contents "5.000. 'Origla not
FABHIONO. known.
The chenille fringes had their princl- lARATOGA REPORT.” IILOW.
pal one as trimming for evening SARATOGA. N. \'., .ian. i.-—-’l'he
wraps. , Imercury has reached 20 below acre
The W m must be long at i here, while lndian Lake reports all be
frontanti; deseeen‘ii it doesnotcam '0'-
a long, .
The‘Oriatsl designs In table linen
seem to be the latest fashion in em-
broidered pieces. conspicuous among
which are the white linen pieces done
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II Group. l
lliSl'lliii' RElllEF m...
i’."t"°".§‘i‘.::z.'£.‘t"§t‘.‘.h‘3‘.i‘.
addendum?!
*“ ‘ tfll
" , _ their bode and forced to leave the 1004. in nearly every municipality
'was. who and the other was pop up lace, hurriedly at i o'cloou this room ”mayors were inaugurated. that excep-
0" ‘ Ill by a, are which destroyed the eu- lions being Fail it vet; and “hid.
it . “ . . .. , tire structure and all its contents. on where the chief executives have two
N .Olik II- “at ‘0 ire-idem the inmates of tilt hotel escaped with- ,yoars' term In maxim «iii-tum
Wm ”Mitt“? 0! OIO' out accident. although few were able mal‘ort have held oiiloe previously.
wwfi'Sthnts well— to :aye‘alny ptenlmntdl enacts eggs): {glue of them for: many n'd' sis tel-3;;
' ' ' ,suc artcesocot ulaswere l-, serennon-pa asses , .
‘ " .iitlts Will ““9 theta, it is supposed that a de- ithe helm. Five ties, iatiiud Bol-
the .Ma. are Democratic pad nineteen are-
. i.
was owned and manned
state ssaa- ed by the usual formalities of admluie
probable that the deathiiOY. who estimatl-il his loss at about iering the oath of oflv-e tn the mayor
home about a mile outside this villacr
:’ day.
:away. Saturday, starting from Wood
lAM' ..
. maueunarsd
an.
oitlea of lisssschuaetla dim-u...-
l‘sted oily movement. for the year
lie uhilcall.
he'inattaurationstoday were attend-
and members of city governments, the
organisation of the munlclpial boards
and the appointment 0! minor oiliciais.
.—
PIIIOHIO "4 TH! STORM.
Iody of Veteran Found in snow Near
Mention.
MOODUS, Conn, Jan. i.—-Patriclt
O‘Neil, a civil war veteran, perished
in tht allow Wiiiit' gluing to hit
Saturday nl ht. his body being fouuti
by the roads do and in a drift yeetor-
lie is believed to have lost hit
way and wondered about until exhaust-
od. He was sixty-ave years of age and
issues several adult children. He en-
listed in Co. H, 11th C. V.
BOND. WIRI DIOLARID FOR-
FllT
ID.
James Moran and William Sullivan
the men who were arrested on com
plalnt of Maurice linrtigan. the Wash-
ington street bridge saloon keeper. dit‘
not show up in the Town court. Satur
«in, to answer to the chants of drunk-
enness and breach of the peace. Their
bonds of $16 in each case were do
elared forfeited.
MRS. ROSEN'O Hones RUNI AWAV
The horse owned by Mrs. Rosie Roe-
en. the Raymond street grocery. ra'
ward avenue and runninz up Boutl
Main street. At the corner of tiny
mend street there came nnnr being it
spill. No damage wan den 8.
" N03371:.
Siiilii illill iiiiillli
The inhabitants. legal Voters, of th4
town of Norwalk, are hereby notitiel
with white slllt. ,
Gray. a lovely soft shade. makes a:
charming winter costume. i now out .
suchrecentlypi a most delicate tint
in-a smooth cloth. and with it. we.-
worn a hat of the new chiffon van“
in the same shade. .-,.-.. m «WM .
There are those. who consider th- POPULAR A
daily bath one of the moat eifectlvt , __
agents in producing a healthy body that ‘ ' "
A I.
. 0- in all-bis cure t u- Asthma. (in-
tarr .
0.1M. Mes-d 0t up
ti.
I.
Indianapolis. In
..
nusamau'rs.
; will withstand the ravages of our van.
able cllmtac. Those who am obaerv
int; declare that it has almost all equal
effect on the teasporament. Certain i- .
Q til i when .we come frenlafsom the
cold, nth wenarc usually intgood hil-‘m- ~
mor and feel stimulated.
l was shown some flouncinge and all-
prong of mousseilnc dc sole recently
that were embroidered with silk, and
it accrued in mu they would be idea!
helps in melting an evening gown. 'l‘hr
foundation wna.a firm quality which
saw. one confidence that it po'hcsacll JANUARY 9: "04'
,some service. bill its nllccrnosn and MW". it“, "'0'"-
mf‘nean made one think 'of tiridon' TH! DRAMATK- “1063“ 0' “03v
aowua. or at least of brldcamalda', ”WWW 4- Cii‘O'" Greatest p”
“Green-and-whuc cake" from the dilation.
"‘Womnn‘s Home Companion:" Cream T WO Lurk“ WdifS
one cupful of butter with two of sugar; “
pill with it one cupfnl of milk, best in
alternately four eupfulll at door sifted ,A Power-tut Drama. Bulwbir Mount-d
with one heaping teupoouml of bait- ind Car-biy Acied- Realm Wit"
lite-powder. and the whipped whites of SOMIDV. CENTlMENT.
sill eggs, then litlr in the Juice of one SINSA 7
lemon and half the grated peel. Dili.Prlc¢'—.25¢' 35¢, 50:, Evening; the.
out one cupful of the batter. and add ”25¢, Matinee.
to it a little apiunch-iuice. This iii . . Seats on pain five days in advance.
made by putting spinach-leaves over.
«in tire in a double boiler with 0 that.
ervin the inner vessel. and cook g un
til the juice is expressed from them.
Souecae the ielyoa in a cloth. and titu-
"ipc liquid from them. You‘ll! have
”to add more flour to the port .thnt
“has con thinned by the npia 'ittioo.
i‘Put be white part of the gdlle in a
; cake tin and marble it with“ teen.
f if care a used, the colic mafihe very,
fulottled and variegated. Belle lut'i,
. a awady oven.) . ‘
1.,Ths arithfitfiieenl are very hand
some ntmetmbsttunea. ,A .
Gold cerds‘and tenants seem
HOYT‘S THEATRE,
Pursuant to an order of the Superior
Court. of Faltiloitl County. Connecticut.
. .datod December 29th. 1908. the sub-
i :s‘criber offers
m‘““""" Ting of aid town will be held at thr
u. r a on Town Assembly hall, in said Norwllk
isdvinnblo. a vote passed at a special
~ ' own meeting held July 0th.
i
lto impro
ling to sal grade. pruxlded the trolley
turd AND reana, ‘ ‘
and warned that 'a special town meet
on the 0th day of January. 190i. a
7:80 o‘clock, p. m._ for the purpose at
rescinding if said mectins shall deen
190:
adopting the grade furnithed by tht
State Highway Commissioner and au
lborislug and directing til" Selectmen
Westporttq‘aeenue, sword-
‘iraclls he laid on the ride of the road:
and also a vote pallacd at a special
town meeting held August 12th. 1903
authorising the Selectmen to spend the
sum of 39.000, for hisbway a, under the
‘iiirectiou of the Selectmen and High
iWI)’ Commissioner. and appropriating
$9,000 for that purpose. '
Dated at Norwslll..,thia 31st day oi
“ [Member 1908.
SAMUEL LYNES.
W. S. i‘lANFOitD.
‘ .l. B. RAYMOND.
’ Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
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. “Found attest.
After years of medical research and
it‘xpcrimenta Gray‘s l-lonoy of White
Pine hi found by the Medical Proton
'kion to bc the lineal remedy on till
market for Coughs. Colds
Bronchial afi'octlona. 1
ZEITFUSS' PH'ARMACV.
B North Main St.
POUTH uouwaut.
fol-ta iterwslh savings
Silt Sill-“Ill“. iiiiil‘a'iii
at the rate o!
i
l
i
. .‘t ““5”
“ *l'ill iiirii
u 001th to be Made a New
and all .
CONN.
bank’s
; hataan well as costumes. ' , . .‘
i'riih poplin makes an excellent waist
“small!“ till! 183: material foeiwear with the tailored?
iotmt" suit. ..
t to haves considerable vogue the com-
. lltg mm. -
' colored leath-
er tomato) the sewn in more shapely
than that of satin but both are worn.
‘lsrdieraentmmet'a gowns,oravell
' ' now. Mini-ti
m " new " ” mime-mo
“ as” true sew W under
The indications are that yellow in
I The eyeaina slipper be
! munmdutunetobuytou.
'I “Mimi Wlm We
V, m ”U‘ ‘e
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FOR “SALE
:‘PU bLi . . AUCTION
ro flit HIGHEST IIQIR.
0n the premises.
Saturdaii..iauuam 25. not
- 1904.
' \
Q! t o'clock p. m.. the toilowing do- '
scribed ‘ *
,, asst. asrara.
situated in the Town of Norweib tin.
descendant) and belladonna“, dee-
, e: - ’ ' "
,. cantan- auaala, tor the current six
WNW MAI!!-
hae been declared for the six months
audio December It, 1003. payable on
and a'hr January 11. 100i.
interest not drawn will be credited
to accounts and drew Interest from
January 1, 1000. -
Honey tie on er before Jane.
’ary to will draw interest from January
clones r. sa‘anea.
Tm
‘g‘
. ‘ h. ‘ - v -V ' .
rite nonwaut-eavmos society.
; Net-walk. use. to. test.
./ interest stubs rate at fear it) per
months. will-be et'ettited
Windpaitt Alli-ill! dost/and '
‘ iliii’ffl'“ % ‘,
The Minute.
Eastern Part of Colin-3
. .
Ronald eicataucc' Stu
iii
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ii
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500. Willi Norwich as the.
iiishop’sllomb—iunouico‘
meat from Rome Expected
Soon
There is reason to believe that till-
' Coats and Satin Commenced Sat
urdau and \0\\\ Belmont.
R“ this Week.
.locese. i
A report to this effect ball 00“)» from
tome twicc aim-c hummer. Tho tlrati
no was circulated sobn after Pope Pius‘
vna consecrated. and at that time:
.lishop Tierney was in Europe. When
‘.e returned he said that he had not‘
.sea to Rome and know nothing about
. division. The report again reached?
his country from Rome about three,
tenths ago. and Bishop Tierney was.
sited what truth there- was in it. lie}
uthorlsed a denial of the report. i
Of late there halt been a rumor:
mong those in touch with church at-
lirs that the bishop’s attitude toward,
to matter has undergone a change;
Ihen questioned recently on the sub-,
not he wan noncommltal. Bishop Tier-i
ey is conservative in giving out “GWKI
( church aiinlrs. and could not he 81-.
acted to confirm such reports untlli
in division was actually made. it is:
lid however. on high authority, thnt|
10 Hartford diocese is to ho divided:
he only question about it which in not,
nown definitely by persons in tourhl
‘ith church affairs is the time that:
to divlaion will be announced pill-l
tally. . .
About two weeks ago Bishop Tierney i
immtlned a meeting of the diorcsc‘
maultcrs. and it it. understood that.
icy were callcd toaelhcr to consider!
in division. it has been lenrnet tron
Inllllcs‘ and Miracu' t‘oata. all the newer" module.
colors wort- Sill. Tilt'y are exactly half price, $5.00.
At 38.00
The populn
coats ill all.
a
At $10.00
Lolliell' Coats. including a ivw extra sizes, ralut- $18.50.
At $15.00
and 825.00.
LADIES' Suns
ed in our slum last week. Tiley are worth $20 and $2.1.
lot at one price.
3! 5.00
CHILDREN'S WINT FR COATS
licavy Winter Long Coats, nine 6 to 12 years. Clothu of Wot
Zoll.~litzca_ Colors. Brown. Blue, Oxford and Green.
cd suns, Clearance Price.
$3 50
Stallion and, “teens \Dlutcr Sachets,
Sairacrdluaru 'Daiuts \u '5th films; :-
eportll which were sent out from
tome three months ago. to the effect Al 33'00
not the Roman Catholic diocese of, Kcrscy t‘mlta. satin lined. not many in the lot. vuluc timru tlltlll
iarliord was soon to be dIVilil'J, hud‘ .1“,le . '
luch more basin than was admitted ut.’
be time by church authorities in this, At $5.00
This lot lakes in our remaining stock of 31:. Coats-mac down
ludicn' Coats. the built of our stock. rcxtllnr prices. 820.00
Our entire attic-ll of it‘inc Sulfa. all the latent models. some receiv-
The entire
Have been pric.
l‘
)i
ell informed sources that an lnlma-
on has been received from Rome that
in division would be announced in for mlverni year» was president of the
anuary, The 3"“ 0‘ ”'9 M" “9“ "in Connecticut union. in which Bishop
3 NM‘Vk‘h- and "'0 entire eastern Tierney has always taken an active in-
lrt of the state will be included in it m...“ The prim who would i... the
1°" “"9“ the '"W’" 9"." “i "W moat acceptable to tilt‘ Fl“t’.l1i‘il~i"ll .
“"9 and 0' "“9 9"" 0“” 0' m" “1°“ dlau element to Rev. Arthur O’Ki-cl'e oi
nportant Catholic centres will remaini Waurcgan. 1 his village g. in .1“. mm,
1 "W ”“1”” “09"“- Th" M" “'0‘! of Plantiield. ill Windham country. lin
“‘9 M“ certain: of “'9 countries "i' principal industries arc cotton and
:6! London. Windham. Tollsud nndlwoo‘w mum which “mph”- - large
”Mb" ‘nddm‘n- i number of French-Canadian hands. P‘s-
ln lhcue counties there in a lurgr‘ "M. OAK-pp“. iiiiiit'lsltilltir mm. ”mp".
rcttch-Cuttadiali population. Tllcy arc thoroughly.
tactically all Catholics. in many ways. '
hey lf‘(‘ quite different ill ihPil' hlhiiiti MAVOR COLLINS TAKES OFFICE-
flivitla and of wonhip to the um' ‘ _
alied iritih Catholics, who make up! iiiibTUN. Jan. ir—Mnyor Patrick A.
intact the entire church m9.ltD(‘fShlPi Collins. ofuthls city was inaugurated
a other ‘pnria of the state. For thisi into otilcc today for his second term of ,
canon extreme care will be taken in,i two years, The exercises trimming1
banning the bishop of the new diocese. the occasion were. like Mayor Collins”
Rev. Hugh Truinnr lhu D‘ii‘iOl m it ., inaugural address, brief. The Board of
nthollc church in Norwich. is spoken: Alllcrmcn and Common Council had
fall a moat likely candidate. He isi organised and folml-d in Joint conrelr
ne of the best known priests in “105 lion in th ccnuncil chamber. Prayer
ioroee. Another D'lnit‘ frccucntlyi was offered by Rev. Father Robert .l.
pollen in that of Rev. Walter .i.i Johnson. of the late of Heaven
hanley of St. Joseph‘s cathedral. lint-la Church, and Chief Justice Marcus P.
'ord. He is the president of the In? Knowllou of the Hansachusettll Su-
ional Catholic Temperance union and. promo Court administered the oath of
ural Mayor Collins pointed ou
towing capacity 83. 325.000.
rt-iurncd to work today pending
tlcment of their grievances. The
by the company with the award
the conciliation board.
ST. PE'IERSBURG. .inn.
a
hat the Russian reply will be
milled in Japan in a day or two.
positions,
4.
lisuot-iateil Prenli has the authority of
the Foreign (mice for the statomnet
office to Mayor Collinn, in his inaug-
t the
gross debt of Benton was Sun :lZu.00l).
the net debt ”0.627.000 and the her-
COAL MINERS RETURN TO WORK.
HAZLETON. Pia. .lan. i.——Tho four
hundred and fifty employee of the Sil-
vcr Brook Colliery of J. S. Went: it
Company, who ltiruclt last Wednesday
a bet-
griev~
' anccn related to allege non-compliance
of the
strike commlaaion anti the decisions of
indications
point to a satisfactory adjustment.
RUSSIA WILL REPLY SOON.
—The
mull:
The
reply will not he merely "yes" or “no".
but will be made up of reasoned pm
The geneml basis of this
communication in already complete.
but the details are being elaborated.
cant. 53-1
. coon rumor ro ur.
ey
A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU.
Thankful for the mercies and biennium that have come in us during this eventful year ”$03.
its last moments no they go out. and it re recorded on times record.
TAKING HOLD
as in the past, at reasonable prices.
'l‘il CELEBRATE NEW YEAR’S DAY
mo r’sStore
we shall watch
[if the Nay Year in the right way Wit-Shall do our best. to place before the public the bust goods poasible to obtain.
We have Fancy Table Raisins, all kinds of New Miachutarurapes. Oranges. Banatlaa, Grape Fruit, Dates. Figs.
Extra Fine Prunes, Delicious Collie, Sweet Rosy Butter, Fragrant Teas. Extra Fine Pet-led Peaches, Ferris Hams.
Boneless Bacon. Celery, Cranberries, Lottus. etc. hid
Cream Ohm- “'3' * illililll all 1'3- ‘1' ..i a.-.
We can supply your wants and do it in the right way.
.Chatios if. Seymour. balm deco.” 33 West WaSliiuton street.
are. Pineapple, Camera
bert. Old English and fine Double
l-.
mu.
‘ms education
s
“‘ "‘" " THAT COFFEE IS "ELEGANT *
180m.- - 2 . . g tee in.
That's what SW1!!! who took advantageLef the big coffee sale we land, last week. Were you one
of the hundreds" of people-tube ileelted to our stores to get a this! lot of it! Don‘t “without need codes these will
mornings. fliers In still another chance for these who were not fortunate in grasping our not big otter. Give '
it a trial. We delicious. , . , . . -
We a. . . . . ,... when MOGHA annuavn cornea. - ta. m“
L Our mum‘iflde la 30': «i My one pound to a‘ customer at the above price. You can have it ground :
p treshwttileyeswalt, .7 3 _. 3.. , 2“, .-.'. . .; f
. was? i“ ‘ " i 7‘25; ‘1'! a. g , ran. "17‘.
III: ib- , Chem New Crop tea's'irspuler price Iboib.) , . lb. 30o
All MWWM‘WPW. English. Ireattfm er Uncle!!! Japan. . ‘
m i} g. ‘ . _ 1 . ,( ._ _ m .3 New. NO: “9
‘ Lean Oelifernis - ‘e’aart Jar-frame Jelly. 10o.
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