. [vanilla almost. TILIPHONI
sac new“. Oi'llcs.
SSS «In-Wrist Roars.
Office. Nomik.
Ram
girlish!“ season iron WARf
Russia has shown no very strong dis
‘Ipoaltion to avoid a war with Japan
since relations between the two coun-
. tries have been so strained ller pIr
' lition has been of such a nature as to
make it very dimcult to reach any Ire-
gctiatiops which would lead to a peace-
‘ fui settlement of the trouble between
the two countries. Russia. whose em-
.. pcror. Nicholas 11., conceived the im-
portal rescript which was published all
for and near as the harbinger of a uni-
yersal peace. creating as it. did. the
' court of arbitration at The Hague. 1‘an
‘ shown absolutely no disposition to use:
that court.
, Read these words which were pen-
‘ ned by His imperial Highness at that
time:
“This conference. " concluded the rc-
script "will be by the help of God a
happy presage for the century which is
about to open. It would converge into
one powerful focus the efforts of ail
great conception of universal peace tri
nmph over the elements of trouble and
discord, and' It would at the same timII
cement their agreement by a corpor-
ate consecration of the principles oi
equity» and right. whercon rest the so
curlty of states and the welfare oil
peoples." '
Russia might at least have the na
tlonal decency to assign some reason-
for not using this court of her own «In-
aflon. Russia evidently desires war.
is it. alone her desire for the territory
In lanchuria and Cores which leads
her steps onward
bloodshed? is it her desire to domin
‘ ate the Pacific ocean. and to be the
II: controlling powbr of Asia? Is there!
,not back of if another reason which is
' far more potent to the Czar? Might
not that reason he that a foreign war
is needed to avert a civil war within
her own territory? For several years
.‘ the Czar must have felt the ground
trembling under his feet. He must
I, have watched the‘ spirit of republican
II. lsm growing and manifesting itself in
the “student riots"
'tbroughout his wide domain. He must
have seen thespirit of revolt in th
massacre at KiahinIIv and in the strong
feeling of discontent which is so often
manifested III Rust-1m by the masses.
‘ Nicholas must be awake to these signs
'of an impending rfilfit. What course
is he to pursue? There are two open
- to him One is to grant such sweep
ing reforms as would really give away
his power without -.a_1rtruggle which Is
very much againsf'ihc policy of his
ministers. The other is to create a
strong feeling of triotism by it for
. eign war. This fund send the hot
heads away to the5 firing line where
.. they Would not be plotting for reform:
at home. It would give the peoplIII
something «use to trick about and
would In all likell 1 avert a our
strife which the world has long recog-
nifipd as being impending there.
Such a reason as this would li-‘iiii th-
Char to throw to the winds all his ldca<
" of universal peace and Would account'
satisfactorily for the attitude of lies
slain regard to a war with Japan
' an it be that this Is the reason for
Russia's aitlfudc backed as 11 would
be by the land hunger which she has
so often shown?
The steamboat inspectors whorirare
been investigating the wreck of the
Wet Corning have reported their
Ming and the license of Pilot W. W.
boll has been suspended for thirty
0 as a result. They find that the
dent was due to the unskillfulncss
1% imony that the compass had not
Slowly adjusted. in the face of
‘ is made at the time by a num-
paasepgere» that the steamer
only once they also and that she
seasons: {at and ban
on e unexcelled.
over the world, iii 1898. and heralded.
toys at II wholesale '
“which did not come out in the Investi-
gation. ‘
A follower of Carrie Nation. who
goes by the name. of Blanche notes.
smaflca th ”a More of Carter’s
last mm diam esprtoi It To
pelts. Kansas,- because it had been
presented to the state by a brewer
Such a woman is either had enough to
be sent to fail for a long term of years
or else she Is insane enough to be in
an asylum.
Railroad engineers on the Consoli-
dated are warned to be. on the lookout
for "blue lights.“ which are a warn-
ing to them to stop and throw off a
psckage containing 45,000 or risk be-
Ing blown up by dynamite. Why not
provide the engineers with guns and
:lct them send a few bullets whistling
in the viIinlty of the blue Ilghta?‘
The bold robbers who have been op-
Ierating at towns along the Housatonic
Valley should be trailed down with,
blood bounds. and a charge of ehot“
sent into their hides. This is not the
wild and woolly west and Connecticut
people should not stand for highway
men within the borders of the land
of steady habits .
—~.
pared with single extravagance is
shown in the case of Mrs ionic Mau-
.gcl. of New Haven. who toll Judge.
Thaycr of that city that she had receiv-
ictl bait $15 front her husband In twenty
years of married life Girls who are to
‘1ka‘ advantage of leap year can use
this as an argument
iexpelled for cheating.
sort of treatment w hich 'will save many
disbarment proceedings in the future.
Hon. Alexander Troup is beginning
to "pork up" a little uitb tlrc approac‘h
of the campaign.
scents the battle from afar
. I'd II-
Gullah“ dad. .‘X‘hls
company is coated In Putnam. and has.
then in existence for over thirty years.
The organisation haa been in poor
shape for some time, and Col. FitrhI
gave the commanding officers every op- l
portunity to brine the company up to
the required standard. The orders are
as follows:
“Upon recommendation of the colon 1
cl commanging Third Infantry. approv-
ed by the rigsde commander. Co 1.
Third infantry, is hereby disbanded.
and the ulcers and enlisted men hou-
orably discharged from the mllitar‘y
lservice of the state. !
“The Assistant Quartermaster Ccn !
oral will at once take possession of,
state property. and make necessary ar- ,
rangcinents for tire proper care of I
same; forwarding all record-books and;
papers to this oflII-c."
TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
NEW YORK. Jdli. ll.-‘Wull Street
had It corrrpicto tlI ltcr and wire ltuthU
today and all the exchanges and biok- '
eragc houses connected with them.
Weic IIIIII to offer to Iusiomcrs all tho
lflf'llliltfi of which flit-y were doprltcd
last Saturday. when the fire In the
basement of the Stock Exchange build- 1
ing burned out the very heart of Wall!
IStreet's wire system.
NEW YORK. Jan 11. —The cotton
market opened active and Ixritod to I!
day. with first prlI'eI II to 21 points
higher on sfi'ong bull support, and}
'I'IIoIeIing that foiIowId ilrrriIr liver-
!puoi cables. There W In a general ex—
! preasron of belief that the but East siti-
ustiou had been pretty well discountcd.‘
I litter the opening the IIIIIrket continued
states sincerely Seeking to make the! The cheapness of married Iifc com- lat-five and firm for the first fifteen or!
Itwenty minutes with March selling up!
to 13.82" May to H 01. and Jury to 14.014.
. these being net gs as of 24 to 25 points
Demand became II little less insistI-nt‘
at the higher levIIL but the undertonet
continued steady i'tnl'i prices had cas-
tId off a few point from the best
WALL STREEI lit 10 a. m -Thcrc
was some slight iriIIgularIty in the
opening market today imi the import
ant stocks adv-anoI -,«i The gain rethIIII
l'l‘hc dealings WIIII on a fairly largcf
scale and well Iii tributed
.WAI‘I. S'i’REE’l‘, ii a. In.—iteprc-!
sentative stocks out not share fully in
the gen nIIral strength of stocks of small
‘Irailroads. partirr Iarly those whose!
led to St. ionic
in different cities!
4.. to the passer- b-y as a well painted sign:
lot Daboil, and it appears ffpm the
demand for this class of stock was!
_- large and comprehensive. included in
If the President had kuowrr hosI .tlr; Rains between 1 aIItl‘ ’lmluis Were
_ (‘ IIago & Alton ‘Ilix ks. f‘hica o GII§eat
much ""1 special message would worry ! Western and the ptd.b..l)u1ut‘i!r ‘outb
some ed tors he would never have PM,“ and Atlantic. bill (mrm In”:
written It. mlnal prl t"-leveln1rr1(7$T‘A sr Mots
----—--—-——- !l’eoria it Eastern St Joseph bfirantl‘
HOW NOT TO ADVINTISI. island, list and 2nd pfd.. American;
, In mood facetious. the Detroit Free . Melting. pri. and "lolcdo St. Louis and!
l'regg talks thug l0 gdverflg"; .— PWN‘R pm Th0 rise I'tIRf‘hf‘ll S Sollii
' g'vou have goods if III-ill).l adkvc‘rtisle. ! ‘i;l|‘iltlllfll;'!l;lfiy'li¥r:l;llf‘l'f, Hgglnlrore uit Obit;
re a man wt a amp ac cite II lites as an
and a brush to paint your name and. ”we!” Electric standard stocks
number opiull thehrailrosd fences. the {hrna (My? uflielr nfikiugl a: t‘lr‘leri.”
tars go wr ulng y so fast that no outI r I"? 0 ant 1) 0"I 0c a m-
ifll‘. read them. to be sure 1qu pcrllapslmwxirfl‘msgaz liar svrl‘r Iurfnilcd .
thc obll ing IonIiuIItor would Ilto the 1 I . ‘ . oou.—-'1hc coir
train to‘accommodate an inquifiuyuéuplrliolifl movement in low grade Hiiwk
passenger. ‘had an unfsv orab. 4" effect on sentiment
Remember the fence. by the mm. and there was a marked decrease In
side as well Nothing In so attractive rgzlvggegd‘smmf 'IIIIInCI‘lc‘nci diu pr;
‘4‘ 1H)“ 0 n
‘Millington' s tori Southern of one and Patinc Mali its
mumps." ,wlrile Westinghouse Eire-MI fell 2%.
Have your card in the hotel register .le Increment III-Incrally was narrow.
III all means. lStrangers stopping at he “0":ka 7921,13:er 1 A f !
tea for a n1 1 euerall bu a of r . . II In—— ow
or two 'bcfofc they leazie tGwn 53.: stocks made fitful rallies. but the Kerr
flu-y “99.1 some inspiring "for.ry 100d Iral list was virtu Illy unchanged from
b. I, ides the midday pr ices Business was a lit-
u an adv-Huh...“ agent wants your ! IlII heavier In the. active stocks. but
business advertised h. a fancy frame i thI re was not eIIot gh of the movement
at the depot pay him about 200 per to cause any senIrII following
.IIIIrt more than it Is worth and let him TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
pu it there. When a man has three- Reported over private wire of 1th-
quarters of a second in which to catch . plea a GoldschmIdt Commission Bro-
a train he invariably stops to read do i kers Swarts a torbcit Bloelr South
medical mixture
l
pot advertisements and your card Norwalk:
might take his eye. open, iIiIIh. Low. 1::Iu
‘“ -..—.. .\nral. (‘op., 51 51-1.. rum. huh. j
FASHIONS. Am. Inuit. l'l‘gI 1711'. 17% 17% 1
Am. SmIIit.. 48 Is is is l
The Woman In uiourirlrrg Wears u Am. Sugar. 1-26 lift) i;..l,g. 12554.!
'longI chain of dull let not with tiny Iliu A. '1‘. & 8. Fe. 67w brill. ti'iin’; tI'I'I .
‘illtiuila‘. ..-'t T a 8 Fe pf,, RSI". sun. flail». titles. I
”lire dog-collar' of ”by gold beads. . Ilaito &()hio. 791.. tip-lg. 7955‘ lib
seems to be dividing honors with those . n klyn R 1,5114. 51’}; 51 51% ‘
of coral and pearl. ICh cs C Ohio 73143395 33% 38% i
A strong vogue is promised ior cm, 'a N w “flilé “lit luau lllgl‘ l
lpldua the coming summer. For slriri- ! t‘. b Gt West. it; 16% it; was
lualsl suits it is utinilrablc. lCh M 4': SI i' 143". 14414. 143% 144
The \(Ith soft pillow with suede or I ('.01 South. 177.: 17% 177a 1844; ~
liturther design appliqued on is special (‘.on (338-. 193 193 193 193
ly Intended for library or Ilen. DI-l & Hllil. lt‘II‘I ltitl ltlti 106
i An easily made decoration for a sci File 2814 285i. 28% :38).
of turnover collar and cuffs consists oft Erie. 1st pf.. 68‘s. 1181.4. 68 Gil
II‘rcndh knots anti fagoling. 'i‘hcy aIP'ilon. Elect, 175 75 175 175
lexcoedingly pretty made of self coltrr‘lll Central. 131:5 1311.4 130% 130:}; ’
though white on light blue. green. eic. lion. & Nash, 108% 108% 107% 107-4;
make a pleasing effect. Manhattan. 14d ”:1 143 143
Sofie maple frappc In punch glasses Met. 81. Ry., 121‘“; 122 121% 123' ,
A good proportion of ingredients for Méx Cent. "‘4 111,4 lag... 141,5.
the frappe is that given in tho “Pictor if. K. 4': 11.17% lIr‘ 17% 17%
ial Reviewz" into two cnpfuls of ma '4. K. g '11, pf., 39% 40% 39% 4o
pie syrup stir termini of water and .a life. Pacific. 92' In 91% 939i. 924‘ .
cupfui of rich cream and freeze. ‘iat. bead..151/. 151,5 14% 147 I. .
How disappointing“ is to find tha' N. Y. Central. 120 520% 119% 110%*
Mine pretty little scrim turnovers onr Norf. a West. 57% 57% 57% IKI
received at Christmas must be. permit Ont. & Westu 21-16 217/. 214i 214i 1
neatly discarded because they chafe Pac. Matt. 27V. 28% 27%
the noclt' sobadly. Laundering Iloesn" Penn R, R. 1187i. 1194‘ lists 119%!
seem to entirely do away with the tron Poo. Cart. 9754' its 97% 98 i
be Reading. 45 45% 44% 45 '
‘ “The Brown Book of Boston" re- Rock lsla d. 23 3344. 22% 28%
lates a loaf making experiment misfitI South. Pa ., 4,9“ 49% 49 . 49
at Blockly. England: At 8:30 one Sou. Ry. 00.. 20% 20% 20 20
morning two farmers started to cut a Son. Ry. Co. pf 79 79% 79 79%
a field of wheat. As fast as the sheaves Tenn. C. a i.. 37 37 37 37
were out they were carried to the gran- Texas Pac . '25lfi 25% 26% 2545
ary..and there thrashed and winnowed. Unioni’ac . 79% 7814. 79%
These operations took six and oneshalf Union Pac. pf..,9 90 90 90
minutes. «Thencethe whcatwastllrcn U. Sheath». fat. 7% 7% 7%
to a neighboring mill and there ground U 8 Leather pf 77% 77% 77% 77%
and dressed in live and halfiain- U. S. Steel. 1055 10% 101,9 10%
utea. At the adiacent ba e-houlc.1hc U. S. Steel, pf 5674. 57% 56% 57%
' Iourwa‘nrad’einto doughandronfllcd Wabash, , x 20% 20 20%.
into cakes andl loaves. Seven small Wabash. pt. ‘ mm 38 37 _ 3774'
loaves were talten from the oven at S West. Un. Tel. 8814 8845 say. 88%
oeiock~thirty minutes from the time Wis. CenL. 1745 1754 mi iau.‘
the wheat was standing uncut. One . «
was acntio the Hill. PROTEST AGAINST CHINESE LA-
OLD CATHOLIC CHURCH IURNKG: WALUNO'NJN New Inland. Jan.
rat; lLfil’fSIiGl' Se‘ddonhas uninvited the
Premiu- of Maria. Canada Cape
IOcIcny and Nana-to units in preteen
hate the imperial government set
, , the Inhalation of Chinese labor-gin
the Rand mines. colony.‘
aidesndeonnsctedwfthtiiochla SonthAnIlca.
waasavedbyadrepaoefw ‘ ‘i«."'E"'—-i—~
rap steam hints: or vhsséi.
Ist'arted neart ..
fa: separatist a We NEW YORK. Jan.11-—‘Arrivcd: cs1
mmmflmpww iforaImfromN spies. ,
' India
V.
RNi-I
flthe alrcii iish coata‘tlraios- start
toenail“
for the shell lab cap tat the
lotus fair. The appropriation made by
ithc state is Waco .for the exhibit and
this includes some tanks as well as
provision for a dry exhibit.
.ihe space alloted to the commission
at the fair is of‘s‘cn onerous pro lions.
and Engineer Ni etc will at a I per-
sonal inspection that the commie
sion can make the best showing poo
near
sible. lie expectst be gone about one
week. .
PARSiFAL.
Some pictures of the operatic presen-
tation of 'Hl’arsifal.‘ as given in New
York, have been placed In a corner of
tilt South Norwallt Reading Room to-
gether vtillr a reading list of books and
magazines containing i’aisifsl litera-
illif "lhc list Is as followzs
Libretto of the opera i’ili'hlfiil.
LIPTON. in Standard OpIras.”
(11116111. in “Stories oi the Wagner
per-u."
iiAill'rili. (l. 51..
\III. 13 p.
titull.
RII‘AMIIJR. I.., in lIIIviIIw of Reviews
for Dicembor. ‘l’arsifal in New-
York. (illustrated) '
Gil MAN. l'nralfal and Its Significance.
North American Review, January.
(‘01 FMAN A. l. D. in the Critic. for
December. Parslfal
Ninth. Louis. In Life of Wagner. p.
170-197. .
JACKSON.—-llayrcutii of Wagner.
PLEADED GUILJY TO WIFE MUR-
ER.
Pl’l‘TSlI‘iElD, Mass, Jan. ii—-(.)n be
iirg arraigned in Ithe Superior Court
here today on the charge of murdering
his wife. George w. Huber of New
iork. pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
he plea was accepted by the district
attorney. Huber shot atrd killed his
wife (iertruilc at Monicrey. September
it. 1902 and slightly wounded Andros
hearing. it is alleged with whom the
woman had been living in Montcrey
In Warner Library
7.5113. SIIII'y of ”III Holy
i Huber who is 32 years old had been
A Yale Law school student has bcI-u flu in Baltimore & Ohio. lllifl lit in Penn- ' sail "“er In NH” York. and during
That is the syltnania Sugar and iirookiyu i'.ransit ‘ “’0' his wife '0“ him “a '9'“ ”"3
with Fearing. Huber will probably be
sentenced next week.
cases 70 aims; Accouur.
District
of Norwalk. Sir. Probate
The old war borerI market values wer.» below the 30s. The, Court. Jamar! 11. A. D. 1904.
Estate of Honors hfuluueen. late of
Norwalk in said District, deceased.
Ordered That the Executor exhibit
his Administration account to this
Court for adjustment at the Probate
ofiicc in Norwalk, on the 16th day of
lanuary,1904. at 10 o clock forcnoon:
and that all persons interested in said
Estate may be notified the Executor
will cause this order to be published
in a newspaper having a circulation In
said District at least five days before
said ldtb day of Hlanuary 1904.
HENRY MCREGORY.
Jan 11 it Judge.
.1...
. ELECTION NOTICE.
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ATIONAL IANK.
THE CITY
South emails. Goon.
Tire regular anmectlng‘of the
stockholders of this bank. for the elec-
tion of directors for the ensuing year.
will Ire held-I at the banking house on
Tuesday the 12th day Ff January 1904
from I to .. o clock pm
JACOB M lAiTON’.
South Norwalk. Coma. Dec. 12, 1903.
I112. 26,111 Cashier.
«ham ”4.. 44.. 4.... w...
VICTORIA HOTEL
Cor. Monroe St. and Railroad Ave.
T. J. SULLIVAN.
PNOPIIITOR.
Eurcpean Plan. Excellent RcOInc.
Just completed and newly furnished
throughout.
L0 ok at our rooms and compare with
any in «two.
One minute from all trains.
Rates Moderate.
Found aihtzist.
After years" of medi 1 research and
iI-xpu'imcuin Gray's Honey of White
Pine is found by the Medical Profes-
sion to be the finest remedy on the
!markct for Coughs. Colds and all
jBronchlal affections.
ZEITFUSS' PHARMACY,
I North Main Sf...
SOUTH NORWALK.
E—i... -- -
death liclwallt also Iaaii's
illil Sill-MIMI. llll’lililll
”at the rate of
rear Pct/cast Pct “can
has been declared for the slit wreaths
December 31 «m. payahisca
4' January ii', um.
Interest not drawn will be credited
CONN.
January 1, iS04.
Money deposited on or before Jano-
cry 10 will draw Internet ffcm January.
1
' osoaoa I’r. saaaaa.
iii. 8w ‘ Treasurer.
‘ It. at tumor-lilo!
up; have been lodged with are by the cm .‘
assessors. and the same will remain!
Isms ct \D'ut’ta Coats. .
oven to the ins'paotion of any person
liable to taxation in this city for the
period of twenty days from the date
hereof. at my office,
South Norwslk. Jan. 4. I?)
JOSEPH it. 'I‘ Yliflit.
City Clerk.
fan 7 3t
sotvsur iotrca.‘
District of Norwalk. as.
I’I'Irhaio
(‘ourt..lsnuary9. A. D. 1004
Estate of Nathan E Campbell. late of
Norwalk. iir said District t, deceased. I
'1‘th Court of Probate for the District
of Norwallt bath limited and allowed!
8 months from the date hereof for tho I
creditors of said Estate to exhibit their '
claims for settlement Those who no '
lost to present their aIII,IouirtII proper
y attested within until time will be
lofartcd a recovery All persons In-
debteii to said Estate are requested to!
make immediate parrnent to
SARAH 1.. CAMPIIEI 1..
fair 11 IN 25 Exccuirix.
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HOYT'S THEATRE
om: NIGHT ONLY,
FRIDA Y EVENING JAN. 15.
Mr. Ernest Shipman Presents
Mr. Frank Lea Short;
in a .
Musical Lscture- Recital of Richard
Wagner's Great Sacred Festival
Music Drama
PARSIFAL
Accompanied by wet sues REIM I
ER at the Piano.
For one Performance. ‘ ,
Sale of seats opens Tuesday. it a. m.,
for patrons and aubacrlberS—regulari
ralc Wednesday.
Prices—Orchestra and two rows III
1: any. 81.00; remainder of balcony.
5 gallery. 50c.
Overture. I: is.
Carriages. 10 p. m
‘D
Harris TH'EATRE.
Two Grand Entertainments.
SATURDAY. JAN. 10.
Afternoon. 2:30 p. on: night. S p. In.
Return of D. w. Robertaon‘s
Edison ,
Projectoscope Co. I
who will present all the
LATEST AND SEST MOVING Pic
TURES.
NEW iLLUSTRATED SONGS.
HARRY WILLARD. the great Piccolo.|
and Banjo Soloist.
HOWARD D. AROOR. the popular Mar-3|
monlct.
VII. R. GROSS. c. W. PLUMS AND.
OTHERS.
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MOVING
PICTURE COMPANY iN AMERICA.
Soc Circulars for List of Pictures and
Other Entertainments.
Matinee Prices We and 201:.
Night Prices—10c. 20c and 3°C.
h
. If you halve not bought a W! TER COAT or
YACKET you cannot afford to miss this GREAT
‘BARGAIN OPPORTUNITY.
Our misfortune
to have too many on hand forces us to fake a big
. (033.
At the prices the garments are marked it
wOuld be cheap to buy (hen to put away [Or another
winter.
This is the way they are marked :
All $10.00 Coats
NOW $55.00.
All Cools that ‘lbm $12.50 and $14.00
a
NOW $8.00.
All Coats that were 315.00 and $18.50
NOW $10.00.
All can: that be" 320.00, $25.00 an! $30.00
NOW $15.00.
A good assortment of sizes yet left and all in the
best colors—that Its—Black, Tan and Castor.
Among the lot a few catchy styles for young misses.
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Om
eymo
GOOD THINGS
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Time is nothing more apprecitfed. affradm. beautiful and last' nq
fhan
- A GIFT FROM THE JEWELERS.
We emphasise the advantage In a selection from the two i'tryza!
most complete and up. 4044!: stocks f i f'n Vin-walk»
The iJrIa'yIfhac' (5 '7w!. I I]. 3)! buying for (in I More.) and for Cats/l.
'lv. Offer you lower prices than clsnvlirrc.
COLEBURN 8: LAUDER.
THE JEWELERS.
N0. 90 WISHINGTON S .. SOUTH NIRWALK.
N0. 3 MAIN ST.. NORWALK.
cross OPEN EVENINGS
crccexyrccrr
Its-I
CALrL 5S-a.
TO EAT.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU.
Thankful for the mercies and trimmings that have comc to us during this ercutrul year 1903. We shall watch
its last moments as they go out. and are recorded on times record.
as In the past at reasonable prrcos.
TAKING HOLD
OLtbc Ney Year in the right way we slrail do our best to'placc. before the public the host goods possible to obtain
'l‘i) “CELEBRATE NEW YEAR’S DAY
We have Fancy Table. Raisins all kinds of New Mixed Nuts Grapes. Oranges Bananas Grape IFrulI Dates. Figs.
r ’sStore
Extra Fine Prunes, Delltdo‘lic Coffee Sweet Rosy Butter Fragrant Teas. Extra Fine Pccled Peaches, iI‘erris Hams.
Boneles
Cream Cheese etc.
We can supply your wants and do it in the right :way.
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Diaries 1?. Seymour. losing Grocer. 33 than Washington Street.
..a 44-.
a Bacon. Celery “announce. Lettus. etc Edam Pineapple Camembert, Old English and fine Double
Campbell’s
Soups
6 Plates If Silllll 80!
It used to take two or three day a to prepare soap for the table.
Now It takes two or three minutes—ind i8
better coup. If you want some nice coup for Mcbcon or dinner—coup that is appetiaing and nourishing—try
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