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Phone 165-5 .
Home Made 1
Chocolates and
Ribbon Candi)
at
LANE’S i
Metronome”... I
51 Washington St.
I
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litttil hillsides.
Rev. 11. B. Carpenter was ill at his!
heme. yesterday.
Mrs. Lownes. of Woodward avenue.
is ill at her home.
Attorney George H. Vosburgh In via-
lt'ng in New York today.
Harry Smith, of Spring street, is
confined to his home by illness.
Mrs. Henry Snell, of Roton Hill. who
has been sick for some days. is slight-
ly better.
lt‘rank Dulty, who has been quite III
for the past couple of weeks ls slowly
improving.
Stanley Mayhcw. of South Main
street, is confined to his home with
:1 severe coltl. K
Miss l.ill‘un Beggs, of Brooklyn, is
visiting iter sister. Mrs. Charles 11. I“.
t‘Iuphutu. West avenue.
William .Iontlreau. who was Injured
by it full. lust Sunday evening. is still
unable to leave. his bed.
The (irace Church Branch of the
(iirls‘ lr‘rlendly Society held it t'cizulur
\\I't-kly meeting last night.
A regular session of Professor 1). A.
Stunton‘s dancing class will be told
this evening. at Arion littll.
Melville E. Mead. of Norwalk. is ab-
le to be around again, after a quite
severe attack of rheumatism.
Judge and Mrs. E. M. Lockwood will
tntertain a company of friends this
evening at their home in East avenue.
A social will he held this evening at
Washington Hall in Crunbury. A
sleigh load of Norwalk people will ut-
tend.
Selectman Samuel Lyrics. of Nor-
wnlk, was III New Haven, yesterday. itt
relation to the division matter in the
courts.
"‘Lkin'l let the little ones suffer from
t‘t';.i'fl‘ii_ (tl’ tiillt‘t‘ torturing skin dis.
t‘ii‘il's. No need for i.. lioan‘s Oint-
ment cores. t‘an‘t harm the most deli.
talc skin. At any drug store. :10 cents.
.iumes hiciv‘uy, who has been in the
t-mploy of Mtl‘utlanti and Pitkcritm.
l»: t. left here and gone to liayoutte. N.
.I.. to \\t)1|\
The Norwalk Silk Weavers' llttioit
is preparing to hold a dance In A. t).
'1. Hull. Wnil street. Tuesday evening.
l-‘t-lu'uuty 16th.
The. members of the. Matinee Whlst
(‘lub will be entertained tomorrow at-
lt-I‘lltilln by Mrs Reed (1. Haviland. at
her home in Elm street. Norwalk.
There is excellent sliding in Quins
turd avenue. just at. present, and a
lili'gt' number of rippers from East Nor
walk engage in the sport every even-
lllg‘.
The Weekly Whist Club will meet to-
night with Miss Bessie Wilson, Sea-
view avenue. 18th Norwnlk, The mem—
bers will entertain their gentlemen
friends.
The Wltutsoevcr Circle of King's
Daughters of the South Nor-walk Con-
gregational Church held a meeting last
night, with Miss Florence Benedict, of
West avenue,
The Sunday school teachers of the
Norwalk Congregational Church will
hold an important. meeting tomorrow
(wetting. when the budget will be made
up for the ensuing year.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheffield and Mrs. T. S.
Vantlerhoef were visitors in town yes.
tertlay. and called on a number of
friends. Mrs, Sheffield was formerly
.‘tiiss Mabel Vanderhoei‘.
A meeting of the No Name Whist
Club was held last evening at the
home of h‘atrens .Betts. A very pleas-
unt evening resulted to the members.
Refreshments were served.
"A Story Teller‘s Evening" by Miss
110tha Stone Pinneo will be given at
the Catholic Club Thursday evening.
Light refreshments will be served and
a musical program will be rendered.
Raymond Brothers signed a contract
:.(-.-tcrday to furnish a million and a
half of brick for a large sewer ln mug
island. They will also deliver a thous~
rind barrels of Portland cement to the
some place.
This morning‘s light snow made the
already slippery sidewalks more dnn-.
gtrous still to life and limb. Condi-
item were improved somewhat by
many people sprinkling sand ashes or
saw dust on the walks.
A meeting of ting.“ social committee
of the Young Peep e‘s Society of the
Norwalh Congregational Church will
he held this evening with the chair;
man. 108 East avenouc. The session
v.lll be held at 8 o'clock.
The. Girls“ FriendlytSoclcty, of Trini-
ty Church. held a cooklhg lesson non-
tlay night. under the direction of hits.
i-‘el'tz. of Brooklyn. The dual lesson
of the present series will be held next
Monday nlnht. The com: has boon
most successful. dud the members of
the society are delighted with it.
We Him the Lam“
Variety. ‘
of Trusses to sanctum intomlud
. conveniences an”:
which then to no
lJoitn \\'.
. forsonn Hill" with scarlet fever. is lm~
' proving slowly. I.
‘ looking
coasting down the hill at lietts l’ltlt‘t‘.
East Norwulk, have been taking fear-
the trolley curs.
otit
death.
one. was sliding down the hill.
and forth between Gregory's Point and
the junction.
ruic.
coming and quickly dropped the tender
of his cur.
run over. lt:t.l not the mtuorniitn kept
of the
of the forward wheels of the smoker
“H Lynch of No. it) Raymond street
ht tillilllii‘ii to her home with the grip.
ll. lit-Iatltlilelti Oi Son. the _coul t1' .-t1
ers have tecclvetl six tut loads of null
uttd have six mute on the way.
A regular rehearsal of Butler house
. was held at tho lodge room. lust even—
lug
'lltt ruse of Annie lice. tburgt-tl with
F'thllltllkt‘llllt 2. was tontlttuttl tlti morn-
lug uittil lllt‘ lt'tttoi part of lllt‘ weck.
Ntilitltt S.- ulley, danghtcr of Slit-riff
Ht‘llnt‘ly, who has been sick
A trolley car struck' a sleigh in Wost'
uvenue. betwcen South Norwalk Meth-j
odist uutl lluptisl (‘hurches this mom-
lug but happily little dantaget eanltetl t
though the shafts oi the sit-1gb ‘vcic'
IIIUIH'II trout the tontut-t.
I
You will not in. illituppulntptl ll‘ ytutI
tiwt itogcrs' .v Sit-vt-Iis‘ while tinI git ill;
in d lug sale in in prom-cu: but will IlutII
that it brings rou grout lililKillllf.‘ llttyx'
clothes are t'th‘t'llilly mentioned in to
tho ‘5 ttd, lttutl it.
I‘:l|it'l‘.~ \vt-ri filed with the town
I'Ii'lk ttt' Norwulk ttttluy. showing lfii‘
illliit'llltitlll of propt-rty on Hind are
"lit" owned by liutitl A. Rose :tntl “lit'.
in :1 soil til‘illlfllil by ll. ”I‘I'Nt'fllli’itl A1
Stu: \_ til “tint! .ilL’t‘t‘l. lti i‘It‘tH’t‘t' 1! bill
(If Nil-.4 2.Iil
’l‘lte tondition of Philip St-lntttb. son
oi t‘trl Ft‘lltllill. of itttilroutl :tvenue.
who \th injured in a counting acci-
dent on ”M l‘lay street ltill several
l"t‘t|lllli.',~t ttgo_ became inorc grave to-
day. illltl from are ftlill'l‘ilillll'll that he
may ttot recover.
.\ meeting of the .l. it‘. P. Whit-'1
Club. was held yesterday. at the home
of Mrs. Charles Putnam. The first
prize was won by Mrs. S. S. Jarvis.
'llte next meeting will he at the home
of Mrs. ll. S Rood. where a basket
Will." will be given.
Streti Commissioner (lco. W. Fitch.
of Notwulk. was about this morning.
ulttr the slippery sidewalks
looking utter the slippery (rossuulks
\sltitlt itt- lnid covered with i'llth'ln.
tor tln ptotcttion of the pttbllt. Part
of the Hll'ttri fort-eh (in been busy in
Wall street ”it past few tittys taking
off the top of the hummocks of ice, left
after the storm.
“liill” ilopklns untl ".Ittck" lreluutl.
who have for some time been work-
ing at the Northport Oyster Company‘s
house. have left for their homes in Key-
port. N. .l. They say their departure
has been made necessary because of
the wcutln-r_ which has frozen the
Sound over. and will prevent the guilt
elring of u supply of oysters for some
t me.
DANGEROUS COASTING.
Louis Mulltngs Picked Up by Fender
of East Norwalk Car.
Boys who have been in the habit of
ful (‘hiilll't‘h of late of being killed by
They slide down the
hill right across Seuvicw avenue and
upon the meadows. Yestrrtlay
there was one narrow escape froth
Innis .‘tlulllugs, of (‘ottug‘e out
when
the “jigger” car which shuntu buck
came along til a rapid
Mottu'tnuu lAtrnuri saw the boy
It picked the boy oll' tlt.t
sled and saved him front being ground
to pieces llfltlt‘l' thc t‘dl‘. Those who
saw it say that. the boy would have
had no more chance tluut if he had
been lying on the track trying to get
his head il'ltl ltl’t‘ti‘lt'tl the t' ‘udcr ui Ill“
richt' tittte
SMOKlNG CAR DERAILED.
\\'ll.l.lI\l.\t\'Tl(‘. Jun. ‘Jo.~-Tltc trucl;
Central Vermont Ruilroud was
tilttekttl u tulle and u ltztlf north of here
this forcnoou by the derailment of the
smoking cur on u north-brutntl [inhht'd-
gcr train leaving here at it o‘clock. ()nc
broke and the. car left the rails and
was drugged tiOt'i feet over the ties be-
fore tttc train came to a standstill The
passengers in the smoker were thrown
across the math»: and considerably shalt-
en up but no one was lutrt seriously.
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking titlt‘b not cure children of
bed wetting. if it did there would be
few children that would do it. There.
is u. constitutional cause for this. Mrs.
11. Summers. Box Sit". Notre Dame
Ind. will send her home treatment to
any mother. She asks no money
Write her today if your children trou~
bio you in this way. Don't blame the
child. The chances are it can't help it
Just received another lot of Pit.
The latest craze.
MASKS, WIGS. BEARDS. MUSTACH~
Es, ETC.
McKinley music always on hand.
COLEMAN 'S
10 North Main Street. 80am Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spaulding'a Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
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keep your valuable papers and jewel-
ery in the house exposed to
serious; mo tun
neo‘ med-"homo manna mi”
Our Urn: Guarani": Satisfaotlon or Money Back.
The Great
Red Tag Sale
Brings You Great Barpains In
BOYS’ CLOTHES.
Never before have you seen Hllt'll ultrmttw litit't‘h Illi'L't'll to such
t'eliublt- tlttllittu for boys list you now find llt tltl» \tttlitll‘illil money «or
inr. sultt. t‘tuut-; you will not III'tlliiii|i|itillill'tl lttrt- nt‘t' lwltt'l‘ cltttlicu
tor lea.» money than were ever ltt-i'ittt- ott't-tt-tl Ill llll't tour This is not
Illiil ding. but plnitt furl. .W ...u—D
‘ RUSSIAN BLOUSE OVERCOA TS
llillltlhtlllll‘ “tililN t‘ur Imi't: 'Jtt_. in x )t'lii'N ltttitoning up to the Ilt‘t'lt' -
\vut'm utttl wt-url'ul prices ltuye Inn-n $2.50 In so now
$198. $2.98 and $3.99.
BOYS' MRNNISII OVERCOA TS
These are for boys 8 to 16.. and incluutle all this season's momtlnhly
t-ut cools. Prices have been 32. no to 38.50, now
$1.98. $2.98. $338.14.” and $5.90.
.____....
BOYS’ LONG BELTED OVERCDATS
lllglrgrutle (fonts; smartly cut. for big boys who wont
style. Stu and 812 coats reduced to
$6.98.
LITTLE BOYS‘ SUITS
A goodly showing of good suits for little fi‘llti\\'h. bltut e and Btiit‘cc
styles. well made and sure to give cchllent services. . \'ill|it'.-' front $1.50
the lillt‘h'l
to $t't. lit-dined to ......ua
980. $7.98. 52.98 and $3.98.
BIG BOYS' SMART SUITS
\' .‘ . 'Il'\ll [not y tufrmtl units for hour If. to lit, Int-M llitltlt'lx. form.
t'il) t... to St Lott. non
$2.96. $5.98. $6.98 and $9.98.
Young: "It n‘ 24 smart the “Ft ollls now $2. 98 and $3. 98.
h'iens tiwrttmls .tntl Suits \tn inttt it r-ttltuetl.
RogersStStevcns
Successors to Comatook Bros.
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL. 322.
Tobe flSlit‘t'l‘i‘h'Ji tnzin must be a spct'lallstif- he are
apt-elation. itt grain and titut gutttuntt-es you the lust l'.‘.
:it'rl‘l'llt .l —
.\ll our grant it: carefully
to quality and price.
all the dust, dirt and «bull sifted out. (live your animals
wholesome food dirt-r tit-z «rre itwutttl we sell 11.
BUY OATS ’HA 1 ‘S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
49 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
THE
LATE ST
The
PI I Great
CRAZE Game
For Sale By
William P. Bears,
6 80 .MAIN ST.. 50. NORWALK.
Room 9 United Bank Building,
‘ TELEPHONE 108.
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Market
OUR SUPPLY OF FISH IS EXCEP-
TIONALLY LARGE THIS WEEK.
Including Bluefish. Weakllesh. Frost
Fish. Herring Pickcrel. German Carp.
Black Fish. White Fish, Butter Fish.
llallbut. Stcnk Cod, Salmon. Haddock.
Ocean Blues. Smelt. Spanish Macker-
el, Haddock. Ross, Finnlo Buddies.
long Clams, Round Clams and Green-
' port Oysters. I
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FREE DELIVERY. Next to Ferrll' Coal Yard.
F I 1' S.
We reduce nerve irritation. Do‘not distort vision. but make seeing a
pleasure. Consult us about your eye a. and secure a pair that
lI'll'li'
HOMER 8. "01'1". Refraction Optician.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Special Appointments at convent. ace of patron.
Office hours, 8 11: 46. 12: 45. 6' ”Saturday evening. 7—.
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The school that makes a specialty of each "student. -‘
A Six Months’ Course in
SARTAIN' 5 BUSINESS COLLEGE
BOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
paves the way to menu.
During the last four months we had 11 calls for teacher-I. salaries
taco totuoo per you-Judi“ cullstor one-workup“
mmfmm
“trougto 815 per week. if you graduate hon EARTAIN'S you on Into
a 2 -
New tern beyond Night moot, basins annulus
‘ rise to 5‘1".
A FINE TOILET SOAP
3 Cakes in a box for
10 cents.
A piece of Castile Soap
wit/1a Wash Cloth
for 5 cento.
'I‘Hll Bill‘lllllll PliiillMtlil
'l‘ittt l’rnnipiitin Store.
All cars pass the door.
Night Ca|in Answered.
Telephone CI". 15-2.
00.0.0000
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
.Nl-ZW ill-tilt. Jul]. 20.» (‘otltut prices
Mll'llilhfit'll .111 previous records uluco
wui‘ lllllt‘s uguln toduy, when Marsh
sold at ills. bitty at 14.111, and July at
li.til_ The further advance:- were at-
tt-ntled by cottaititruble activity anti
excitement. but ”it murkct soon be-
came quieter. and it seemed that the
trading “'11.‘ more largely for profes-
sional titan for public account. The
opening was firm at an advance of from
ill to ‘33 points. following rubles about
ten points better titan expected. reports
of a continued good spot demand. and
calibrated pointing towards t-outnlucd
light rectipts. The initial advances,
liowt-ver. added to the gains of the last
two days, mount u not iiilYiliit'l.’ of near-
ly ;l. of u c. tit it pound.
\\‘A|.l. S'l'ltilltl’l‘, lit. in u, tit—One or
two promitunt stocks were it slnult
lower limit l:t.~t night on the opening
quotations. but ”11‘ lt'lltlt'ltt‘)‘ of the
lllill‘lit'l \\':t.. higher today. (iaiins Wt-tt-
iii nt-rdlly ll"i|'II'lltl to small fractions.
Erie. ‘.'ntl.. pfd., rose at point. the first
pm. a ltulf unit the common rltlt'li. :tt'tt-r
Hello: an eighth, lost it on free of-
t‘t-rlngs. l'nitt‘ti Stat-o. ltttltbcr, pl‘tl,.
.\;!:= up it point. “t‘illllillh \rt-rt on u
iuirly l:trgt scale. and “\ ll distributed.
\\'.~\|.l. S'l‘llltil'i’l‘. 11 u. tn.~\\'e:il:»
boss in ;\lll:llgililliilt‘tl and Rock Island
lliltlt'l‘illlllt‘tl the market and prices fell
1th sure \\'lIt'1't‘ influences were opera-
tive. Realty pfd. tttlvtint-e 2‘2. Central
of New Jersey. Chit-ago Great Western
pfd. ll. lilslilleries. Rubber Goods com
mon preferred. Realty, liiscnit pi'd.ntut
l’ipe pfd. also gained 1 (it 1“. Active
stocks reacted to yestcrtliu's llnnl pri-
ces or slightly below ttnd Denver &
lilo tiritnde Md. and \\'e:ttitli',lituisc
Electric tit-(lined l 6} 1“,. Prices were
i't"('t)\'t‘l‘ll)}: at H o't-lot‘lt. lilltll‘l' the lead
of blossouri Pttcilllc. whit it gained
about 11 point
\i’.~\l.l. STREET. Noon.» ’I‘lt-- selling
tit-rt lopctl on lithilllt‘t‘.‘ tilrt'lllll‘iigi‘d the
attempts of the bulls to put up prices.
littck lsluntl wits cnrrit l .9 point under
lint night and reactions of a point were
made in St Lotti» :tttti not l“l‘:;lii'l\'t‘t)
1.:tl pill. :tttd ltettlt; titl. Tit-..t was
manifest rolling to lt'll.’.t' in the litres.
l..trgr buying of LLI‘ulIIHL‘ at an Hthiilll'I'
of 1‘. large I't'u 'iit'u Sit""l.ll‘ti the general
lt.~t. but the t:::: lit‘l “'11"l|ll” and sing
git-it. Rt‘tllllllg 2nd pfti., illltl Sloss $111.13
ilt'ltl Stutl rose :i Itt‘liit. (In tho t-urh
Northern St-tttrit‘t. t..o\etl tip mort-
tltnn tltret- ptunh litutds were tirtu.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—-ilusinens
\vfm lurgelv congested for a time itt
Realty pfd.. the irregular movement In
that stock chevltitt: trutle tun-rations
PIN-whore. Realty pld. mode a rapid
. the highest. and imnrtdi~
utely l‘rlnpst‘tl ot’ttr it point. Ruilt‘oitlr.
were slightly better it! 1 o‘clock fol-
lowing some large buying of Southern
Pacific, which carried 1 well above
an
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire or Ida
pics. K’ lloldachmitll Commission ltro-
hers. Swurtz & Corbett liiock. South
Norwalk:
Open. High. Low. 1 11in
Atnal. Con. 50:}; hole. 1117,. 421?.
Am C & 1“ Co. 19% 111‘}; it“... 19‘;
Am. ice, hi“ it“, 11% 83..
Am. 1:000” 1733 LT”; 17‘); 17":
.\m. Sugar 125%; 1125!: 1241‘; 12-1“;
\. 'l‘. & S. Fe- 61's its 1171-; 11731.
A T at s so pt. sol, not... 391;, stilt.-
Iiulto. & Ohio. itoi'gI Sufi. 79:1. 797.;
ll'klyu it. '1‘., 50“; 505}, 49"}: . 7.
t‘hes. & Ohio, 331; 33-75; 33% ‘ .
t‘hl. 6‘: N. W.. ltih‘ifi 16814; ltiT-‘g "'-
(‘.h. (it. \\'cst.. 17H. 17% 17b. 17“..
(‘1) iii to St 1’.. 144% 144% 144% 1441/.
(‘01. South, 18 iii IS 18
Con. (ins. 194 19414 19314 193%
Del 6‘: llud.. 167" 1671.; 167 167
Erie. 28% 289g 28 28%
Erie. 1st. pf.. 64% 691/. 68% 68%
(Ten. Elma, 1741;; 174% 174% 174%
111. Central, 131% 1317/; 131% 131%
Lou. & Nash, 109 109 108% 108%
Manhattan. 14514. 145% 146 145,
Met. St. R31. 1223/. 123 122% 123
Mex. Cent. 13 13 13 13
ii. K. a '1‘.. 18 is 17-1; 17%
M K 8: 'i‘ pf., it 41 40% 401/:
Mo. Pacific . 93 93% 93% 931.1
Nat. I 15% 157/; 157;. 157 )l
N. Y. C trnl 119% 119% 1191.4 119:4,
Norf. & West. 57% 57% 57% 57%
Out. A: West, 22% 22% 22%
Pac. Mail. 31 31 31
Penn. R. R.. 119% 120% 119%
1’00. (3118.. 98 98% 98 98
Reading, 46% 46% 4571'; 46%
Read. 2 pf.. 62 62 62 (:2
Rep. Steel. 7 7 't' 7
Rock island, 24% 24% 2339 SH;
Rub. Goods, 1874. 19% 1874. 191,5
South. Pac. 49% 50% 49% 50%
Son. Ry. Co. 2171; 21% 21% 21%
Sou Ry Co pf.. 79% 79% 79% 79%
Tenn. C. £1. 38 38% '38 281,4
Texas Pac.. 26% 26% 26 26%
Union Pac, 797.5 79% 79% 79%
Union Pnc. pf.. 89% 90 89% 90
U. 8. Leather, 7% .155 7% 7%
U S Real & Con 7% 8 7% 7%
U. 8. Rubber, 13% 13% 13 13% '
' U. S.Steel 11% 1195 11 11%
u. 8. Steel pt. 5354 suit 5m 5m
Wabash, 20% 20% 20% 80%
Wabash. 91.. 38% 38% 38K 88%
West, Un. Tel.“ . 88 88 U8
Wis. Cent" 21% 31% 21% 119i
BAG EMA"!!! KILLED.
PM! . 20 e-Chu’ieu
Stuart. not! :4, of Arkwfllht i..
. NC
"Wzai'it
Men's Blanket Lined Working Coats, Boys' Reefers, Boy's Swhl't-
Our lnipOrtant
Clearance Sale
In a decided success and never before at this time of year
have our Clothing Sales been as large.
EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY suit but!
been reduced' in price ranging from $2 to $7.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
formerly priced $18 and $16,
now at one. price.
$15.69.
MEN‘S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
formerly priced $io. $12 and
$13.50, now at one pt ice.
$798-
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER;
cons. .
formerly priced $23 and $25.
now at one price,
$18-39-
MEN‘S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS,
formerly priced $15 and $16.50,
now at one price,
$12.2q.
ers, Underwear. Caps, Shirts, Working Shirts and Gloves,.
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. 5- ‘-.
SELLECK 8: PRICE.
Clothiers and Furnishers, ’
98 Washington Street. South Norwallt.
if uou knew how good is our "LUX-'
URY” BRAND CANNED SPINNACH.
tiou would be serving it up with boiled
Ham or Shoulders.
150 a Can.
Lorenzo Dibble
co m u- ....
a 2-3 331 a; “w r;-
m >3” g E: ”r21"
r“ :52 t' ‘° r» 5'
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w ——-u "- Q
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as W co
babe than the confidence of South Normal/c people.
who com: to try. remain to trade.
probe our claim.
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER CO..
Those
It costs you little to
It saves you much when you are convinced.
Best Teas. all kinds. 456 lb
Best Mocha and Java Coffee. 526 lb
Best Vermont Butter. onlu 250 lb
Pure Leaf Lard. onlu 10c lb
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER 60.!
I? NORTH MAIN STREET.
to Mar from Eye Ache, Head Ache or Poor Vision when relief is so
near and can be had at such small cost? .
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes, without cost. and
If glasses are needed furnish them at the lowest possible price.
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
a. B. JA cKsou.
Graduate Optician.
58 Wall Street.
A SEQUEL TO ANY RIBS.
Of courts you've hoard the song “Any Rugs." . ;
it’s quite conducive of morrlmont and combat indicative of lini- 4 ,y .
But we brfhg to your notice a theme more topical i
Being the question of warmth and a feeling more tropical.
Don't commence to grow gray. and imagine you are old, . 2 i .
Just because the house is chilly Ind you feel so awful cold”:
But hustle around and chase down to Raymond Bros.
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