Home Made ,
ChooOlates and
Ribbon Candll
' . at...
LIINE'S
MW
5! Washhigtbn St.
jscore of fifteen to seven.
hittil NIIIISNIiles.
Miss Helen Fitch. of Rockvilie.
Conn. is visiting Miss Agnes Golden.
A son was born Wednesday morning
to Mi and Mrs Wesley Sherwood, of
(been s Farms.
and handsonn
.Smith & (‘ 0 ate
-l.ook at the new
line of Crockery M.
showing
The, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
JIiIinh W. Gorham. of Union street. is
ill of diphtheria.
First class accomintidutions for com-
mercial men can he found at the HotIl
Victoria. Strictly tire proof.
The annual business meeting of the
Souti‘irwalk Congregational Church
will be old tonight. at 7:45. o‘clock.
w'l‘lie first dose of Golf's Herb llli
ters makes you feel better. A few more
doses and you are well. 25c bottle. 1".
l). Lawton & Co.
Camp No. 2. Patriotic Order of Amer-
lI-Iiiis, met last night. in Red Men‘-
ilIIll. and transacted routine business.
’l‘IIylon & Golden have sold a hoIIIiI
iii Meadow street to Mrs. (iooi'glnnna
l-‘ishcr. 'lhe sale was consummated
yesterday.
'l‘lII. W. C. T. U. will hold its rogu-
iIIr Weekly meeting. Friday. at 2::llI
o'clock. with Mrs. Joseph Richards. 31
Chestnut street.
-——Annual Mask Bail. Arlon Society
next Monday night.
Mrs. Edward B. Robertson wll en»
tII'tIIiu the Emanon Whist (‘iub\to-
llllli‘l‘OW afternoon. at 2:15 o'clock.
No. 15 Rowan street. East Norwulk.
These winter nights 11 Victor would
hen great source of comfort. Why Iiot
join the Victor club now being forni-
ed at liowlund’s? See ad. for particu-
lIIrs.
Supeelni sale kites and
edgings. 3t yd tip. now
S. Smith Il‘r Co‘s.~
\llausdownc has litenII-alled the qtieei
of fabrics. and IS a material moat pecu-
iiiiiiy adapted tot etching went. The
s .otk of lansdcwnee at Reads is quilt
Ioinpltte. See ad
The funeral of Willie tilijen. the son
of Michael Olijen. of Sprlngwood. war
held this afternoon. at. " o'I--.loIk froiiI
hlls late home The lnicrmtut was in
.Murv' s Cemetery.
LEW leIiIlt T. Stahell has gone into
the retail hat business. and has II
:IIIIesroom in Smith‘s olgar store. in the
Maliaekt Ino block. Mr. Stabell‘s many
iriends wish him well in his new \'(‘11‘
Hamburg
going on at M
IIII'e.
Sidney Hill. who. was arrested yes-
terday by (lily Sherifi Goodwin. was
iriId this morning. before Judge Jos-
Iph R. 'l'.ay'loi in the town (0.1111 and
um I1 $5 and costs. on a charge of in-
tll‘lt‘lll exposure.
~ Handsom Costumes. good
dancing at Arion lliill. Monday.
Mr. and Mra. .i. P. Cllllll‘tll and son.
Harold. and M15. J. P. flaw. of Greeti-
wlt‘li. and Mr. and Mrs Eugene Stilts.
of Bridgeport, were Sunday guests oi
Captain and Mrs. William Bunion. oi
Elizabeth street.
The Connecticut Solioolmastcrs‘ Club
\riIl held its annual meeting and ban»
quet at the New Haven House. New.
ilaviii. Saturday afternoon at 1 o‘clock.
l'residtiit. iladlry. of Yak. nitIl Chat-lei
l~‘. Chopin. I-iltIIr of tiie Waterbury
American, will be invited guesm.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge. N0. 42. i
0. 0. iii. will hold a regular mmtinl
on Friday night. when the oflleers will
be installed into office by Special Dep—
uty Mrs. Angel. of Stamford. assisted
by Mrs. Belle Hodshon. as grand mar-
shal. .\ banquet will bt held after tht
meeting. '
~i.ook at our bargain sale of 75c.
corsets. all sizes. 49c. M. 8. Smith Jr.
CII.
Many distinguished persons will be
present. at the military ball of the Fire:
, Company. Coast Artillery. C. N. 6..
4‘ which is to he held at the armory. at
.' NIw London. February 12. Governor
Abltnm Chamberlain and staff. Brlgh
1“"! General Frost and staff. the colo-
nel of each infantry regiment. and the
. commanding officers of the cavalry.
.‘ Machine Gun. Signal Corps. as well as
’ many ohlcerp of the regular army. will
be present and- their uniforms will add
to the uttracthcnesa. of the spectacle.
The rain. fog. and mild weather com-
bined. for three or four days last week.
had the elect of reducing the amount
of snow ’wh'eh militia on the ground
tutti-tie.
l
\
C Players in
The Comm! r buketbsll tooth
wont to Dsubary. int night. and played
it reIurn game with Company (1 team.
of that city. at tho armory. The Dan
iiuiy lite Won by the score of twenty-
one to live Company I‘ won Monday
night at the Norwsik armory by tho
The Dun
bun tium took last night's game in
hand early and the score at the end of
the first half was twelve to too in their
favor. The star player of last night' it
contest was Schoen who scored titII-en
of the twenty one secured by the home
team. lie had six held and three fotil
Ilne goals to his credit. The score
and lineup of the game:
Right Forward.
i
(llilotto. ilauI-h ................ Roupp
Loft Forward.
.ilauI-li. lioriiey ............... Sclioen
Center.
Lister ........................ Puller
ill ht Guard,
D. Riley. .1. ill ............... l’lko
l. Guard,
Godfrey. Kenn. ................ iioiin
Field goals: Schoeii. ti: Doupp. 2:
lieim. I: Littler. l.
Foul iine goals:
ey. l; Sill-Kill. ii.
()th this \19le.‘. (luIIrpleri of him-
Milk and Andreas of llnnmirt; time
keeper lCriIron; nIIIIer ,.ll M. Lune.
Alllilill, those who ltt'tmlllitllllt‘tl the
team to llanbnry were Captain William
1. t‘oIIIIJoIk, Howard A. .\ltlllli{()llli‘l’:.',
llIorge (f l‘;\fll'li'l. Herbert Johnson,
l-‘IetlerlI-k l'owell. Charles (luaruieri
.Ind it, .\1 Laue. The delegation spI tit
the night in liaiihury. returning on IIII
I-urly train this morning.
(lhlotto. 2; J. itil-
NORWALK PROGRESSIVE CLUB. ‘
so“
of Norwulk.‘
Meeting Held Lani Night at Grace
tist Church, in Norwalk.
'l’he i’I'ongssIVI (‘lIIb,
held :I meeting at
Church. lluilt r Hll'll‘l. last night. Miss
t‘urollue (ii-e. the originator of the
Phil). iihslrlttl by Mrs.
conducted the following sIryit-I:
Singing by the club. '\’\'iIIn Joana
ll'tllllt s (U Rl'wlll'tl ilia SI.-I'I'Iiiits;" pray~
Ir by .losepli ». ....te. and aI-I'iptui'e reIIII»
Ing. Matthew. sixth chapter.
The III w filllt‘l-ih are an lollows:
President-Mrs. Joseph White.
\'lce-President-vMiss l'ZIIIIIiIi iltiliei'l.
Seeieiitry——-I\iisa Minnie Taylor.
Assistant SIcretary-v-Misn Sadie Mor-
l'lh’.
'l‘I eusui't r-~ Miss Sarah lltiliI y.
(‘Illulllilll-‘Ml‘h. S. .i. “tum.
sir-it (‘tilllllillllt'h-MI‘H .l. 11.
cliuirnInn: Miss ll. l-‘. Norman.
lleli Minkins.
Refreshment (.‘oinniitiee-m Miss Eli—
Lilllllli ’laylor. cliniiinau: Miss llI-ll
illukina. Mis IlIIlley.
Cont-cit CominittII- ’Mlh‘h
Hunts Mia liniley .
lioor keI pIIr—~ .‘llllllin‘ Norman.
Lookout Cominlttee— W. P. Minion.
chairman: James Puller. .ltlh‘elili
White, Joseph SiiiiIlicy.
A vote of thanks was Uilllt‘H'tl to all
the old officers of the club. Mrs. (led
and Mrs. Clay uddrenstti the llI‘W lit."
“8TH and wished them a happy. suc-
cessful year. Refreshnnnts were sei'y
Uraee liaplini
'l‘aylor.
Miss
Cd. and the cloning hymn was “Mn..-
tlod ile With Us l'nt.. We Meet
Again "
RECEPTION IN GREENWICH
Despite. the illRllgll‘t‘llb‘tl' weather.
there was a fairly) large party out for
'he second reception by Prof. l). A.
Stanton's dancing class at Green-
with Tuesday evening. The ufl'uir was
held in Allen’s Hall. and it was I'eri
Ilensiiruble for all concerned. It wui
.Inder the direction of Prof. Stanton.
William iii. Anthony. Harry W. Alli-II.
Charles 'i‘nyloi‘. John (1. lrriIII., llt‘i'll‘
hard Htipp.
BIG CATTLE FOR MR. FERRIB
Four palm of steers passed through
Norwalk yesterday afternoon in
:harge of a driver. enroute t’I-IinI‘NaIi-
zatuck to Stamford. being consigned to
John Ferrin. of that place. The cattle
were big fellows and created consider-
Jillf.‘ comment when they were stopped
in Wall street. Only one pair will be
illll‘ll for beef. while the other three
Ialr will be utilized as oxen.
-Hositry and gloves in great yar-
iety at special prices during this sale.
M. S. Smith IS (‘0.
” PIT;
rm: to TEST ‘cmtz‘r.
February magazines just out.
Daily and Sunday papers (li'll\‘r:l't‘d
to all parts of the. city. Leave your or
der at
' . cotsuln's
to North Main Street, Scull! Not-walk.
Agent tor A. G. epsuldlnp'o Bauball
nod Sporting Goods.
for the out month.'bui in this vicinity - ‘ '
there is little bore'ground visible and .
slolghs on sun be used. The ice how-
ever is strongly in evidence and great
care boogie be mod by pedestrians.
Acrobatic roots are daily being prac-
Iiccd by opt people, and. many are be
coming mil! em iii balancing and
in forward and anion. while
ocmto they onetime a position at
rest and he o m of surrounding
scenery. ‘ '
THE paovmoue or? THE WILL
are execti‘ted strictly in scoordpnce
with the intentions of iii!" tm
when the
SOUTH NONWALK TRUST 00
is appointed ox or odmini’stmtorym
Our am: Guarani-or. mum.» or ”Virgilio
The Great
Red Tag Sale
A Sale That Suoaaads By.
Observing Suocosp. .
This has been the banner ReIl'Tlig Sale in the More}; li'aiory. While
other clolhiers complain of poor business. We l'l‘jtlli't‘ ll the loyalty of
our public which makes our suI-I-I-sii eoriaiii. For the ideal volume of
business with which We have been favored \t‘t‘ exit'iitl our sincere
thanks.
Why succeksful'.’ lit-cause values are higher, quality certain. and
prices lower than you find elsewhere.
Judge the saie's usefulness to you by these two remarkable offerings
.
310 AND 312 SUiTB, $6.98 AND $0.98.
SiOlAND $12 OVERCOATS. $6.98 AND $8.98.;
Plenty of good pickings among suits and IIvI-I'I-ouis tit their prices.
a size for every prompt comer at one price or die other.
Vt‘l'." attractive ot'fci'illlli-I in b0y.~‘ III'I-rroiils. i'IIel‘eI'w and all
sizes from ‘2 to ill years. llrlng your boy when you come
RogersSiStevc ens
Successors to Camsiook Bras.
souro NORWALK. TEL. CALL, 322.
-.- ............ ...
hlill\‘_
.lIIliii M. 0th
Maggie I
I, :1 ”'1'”. . 1W“.
V~W" ~11” “‘5‘.
My constant I'lYIIrt lit poi-i years lIII~.-~ been to make our
(‘llSlUllll‘rti feel iliattlIey \\'1'l.l‘ considering llll‘ll' best IIItI-r-
: outs.- in entrusting their grain orders to my care. 'l‘lIIv in;
crease iii orders tends to prore that this is the mm- with
Inml. andthattheynpprwlnte llll' truc- Iizenning -o! ”11'
foundation stone Iifour bu~lner~n ”sotisi‘uetlun at uni i'lnl.”
i hope your personal experience lI:I~ not proyI-ii ilII tllll‘
il'lil‘}. lwaut you to feel that this in‘ u lli'lli‘lltllllllt‘ llldt'v —
you get what you think you get . the [Writ of eIeI‘yUIIIII;.
l IUY OATS ’HAT‘S CLEAN.
MANUEL 1'. HATCH.
‘ morning math Older Thomas Hunt; 0!
MUNSEK
FOR FEBUARY
NOW READY AT,
William P. Beers,
i9 WALL STREET. NORWALK. 6 SO .MAIN ST. SO. NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 108.
CUTBILL’ 5
Bridge Fish Market
Shad. Blue Fish, Weak Fish. Pike,
Pickcrei. White Fish. Hallbut. Bonital.
Butter Fish. Carp. Black Fish. Eels.
Cod. Haddock. Finnan Haddlos. Long
and Round Clams. Oysters, Opened
Long Clams.
Smelt. No. l. 3 lbs.. 25c
Extra. 2 lbs.. 25c
DOublc Extra 150 ".1.
FREE DELIVERY. Next to Ferrls’ Coal Yard.
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Hf .. . --. a. -...
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F I T S.
“e rcIlIiI e Ilt‘llt‘. lr-.Iltai|ou Donut distoit \lsion. but make seeing a
pleasure. Consult us about your eyes. and urine a pair that
FITS
HOMER B. ROY T Rafi-acting Optician.
Room 9 United Bank Building. ‘ South Nor-walk. Conn.
Special Appointments at convenience of patron.
/ Office hours 8 11:45.12z45. 6: 00.8aiurday evenings 7-—9.
OWWWWWWMOM
is it Worth While
to stiller trot: Eye Ache. Head Ache or Poor Vision when roller isoo
hour and can be had at such small cost?
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes, without cost, and
it glasses are needed furnish them at the lowest possible price.
Perfect fitting guaranteed
0. B. JACKSON.
.“AQAon --
'- ’ . ' ‘ ammo Optician.
bl Whilfitmt. . WW. Homily Conn.
WWW
MN. WEED’O NEW POMTION.
Samuel 1. w .this morning began
the duties ol' new poiltlon u boob
keeper In the Norwalk Savings Soci-
ety”. to 9 Frederick A. Ellis. who
recently "woo elected itecretary and
treasured of the society. Mr. Wood
hu‘ a bust of mean who With him
do force. Monroe had much succeu in his new position.
the fiction tramp! house gov. .._....I...
a" wuned'tp got out
. sud was picked up
no dust stim-
nvsarsu «to +5 JAIL. ’ l
u—‘a.
But ultimo "In Wu Glad of the
Oppeflufl y to Show: Shelter.
A w iwho gave thornsme of
George Unui‘ie,x was arrested this
_———u
IRIBADlEI LAMB COMING.
annular bomb. or amm‘com.
of Western
mailba-
Np ,,
‘ .
l
l.
l
.50
room BRUSH? -
.I. if no we'iliiiik it would be ,
I" worth your while to look over ‘-
our exceptionally large line. -_
'V We have a winner .-
. Ar 25: "l
the bristles guaranteed secure.
" iiiitiii‘tiiiiiuiiiiiiiu
The Prescription Slate. -
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i
'son Square Garden.
AUTO ENTHUSlASTS.
New York Show Has Made Automobile
Cranks of Many Norwalkorl ‘
~Since the automobile show in Mndi- I
New York clty.‘
lust Week. auto enthusiasts? inntimeifi
nble hate IIoppoIi Iip in Noiwallx’
i’Iople that w-IIe ue\II atispetied oi'
liming uiiytliiiw like a longing for a!
homeless f'lllllliLl' in ilieii health it'-
IIIrIIeIl from New York laden down
{pith literatute of .Ill kinda landing tlie'
lilt’lllH of all kinds of machines. steam.
i'likoline uIIII Ilt'llllt'. and mine \Ilse'
talk than would fill a good sized book
about the merits of the various make...
- and motive power may be heard. 1
. States Steel.
if all the new born enthusiasts that.
exist 111 the presth in Norwalk buy an 'I
tomobilea in the spring as they say:
now they all] doV the city will be lllll'll
pith IIIIII'hIIII-«I. llIIt Is is some llilltii
fioui now In spilng and the l'lllhllhl-I
nsiuni is not iI'luii a long lasting
\\...A|l Slitlll ltlltIII. llII"
optitliig sloth inuiltet .«h. mm! ',.'.It It ii
i-guluii'y \iithin IIIIIIIIII- lIIIIII~ -IIII|'
on It IIIIIdI-Iuti minute of Iiudlng. in i—
littlll lllt‘llilll'l'e of ill-' i‘I‘IIIInyli’IItItII‘I
group. the Pavilion and lllt‘ lion and
Steel iiitltt-tiiizls IIIorIIl In I‘I>lll1‘:ii'_\‘ Ili-
I'l't'lltlllh‘. i‘utted Slates SIIel. lillln
SIIIItlIeIiI l’lli‘lfli‘ and Wabash. but. do.
I‘illlttl "g. l'l'f‘hM‘il Sli'i‘l ('.ii' tiIn'I‘ 5‘.
and Realty prl., :I lu‘lilf.
\‘t‘.\l.i. S'lltl'llili'. l p. III The inn-
hillly of the 'hull It‘iltll‘i.~ to force llil‘
tally encouraged num- .l§‘.‘.ll"'~si\'t‘ seil»
int: by the trailirs‘ and pIiI-z. in .le
to II lower leI‘Il all arennd‘. St, Paul
tend Sugar I xteiiiieil IlII tr loan-4 to 1‘2.
and Baltimore lb (Him and United
prl, III 2. .\iII. l':.IIIIIIiI-Il
and .“lN-illllil i’ui-illc. “'llit‘l‘ lizid re;
I-IirI-Il some itII-Ioiuie .It‘ MINNIE, later
also IIIII IIl‘I' il pIIiiii.
TODAV'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported M'Pi‘ private \til‘O of :da
pies & Goldschniidi Commission "We
kers. Swurtz a Corbett lllock, South
Norwulk;
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TODAY In WALL STREET. ‘
i
turn.
(llll'll. Low. l.:tii
'Mittti. (‘IIlL {Iii Sill, II!) it“.
\l‘li (', (k l“ ('I.) ‘Jll'it. ‘Jtl ‘. 3th", It“:
Am. (‘ & F iii. 71 71 71 71
.\n1. (‘IIL Oil. 31% 31‘; ill-ii. lil‘;
Am Ice. xi al.‘ 3‘. M4
.-\III. lee pl'.. .l‘."I 12-“. 1:1”. 31'“;
Am. Lot-I... . 211;. 221..
Am. Sine‘t. ins-"s4 .‘IIJ.
.\ni. Sugar. 1?“. 13V.
.\ 'i‘ & 5 Fe. -’, I197. Til“
\ T & S Fl‘_ pf. fi'.‘ 91“,. 9154 ‘.'l "-
ll'klyn It. 'i‘.. lib-'5. iii-$4 lit in
lhtlto. ll: Ohio. MIT. xiii. lll14 “*4
(‘lit‘s & ()llltl. 927.71 FIR “JIM: 135’
Ch. Gt. West 17'. 17 .‘. M"; i?
t‘h. iii & Si if. tun. tint. iisu 11514
t‘ol. l-‘. (I1 l :13 31:279. :12‘4
i‘ol~ South. its“. l\7.4 is“; lit'
(‘oirllas‘ infill); 1933'», ltiilil. illit-
llI-l. & llud.. that..- test. tin liiil
iirie. W3 25‘». :1"; 2K
l-Irie. 1st. pf“ out»; out»; unit. out
111. Control. lill'4 1:113. 1'11 tilt
Lou. & Nash. NH. 107%. in? in?
\lunhtittun. lll‘q lll‘~‘_- Hit;4 lll‘
.\iei. SI. R12. 122 1‘22 1211-} 1211
Mex. (‘t‘ll[., 13!. mm 125,. ii!"
M. K. N ‘l‘.. it: is ill ill
.\1 K & 1‘ pi. iii-=4 40.14 40:14 to“;
M0. l‘at'lflt'. 947.1. 9:? ‘M 941;.
Nat. I,.I-aIi_ 1.314 15-1,. 153-. 15:11
N. T. Central 1201’ 12014; 120‘}, l‘.‘il'~‘_-
Norf. & West I312 . 62o, til‘lfi til ».
Ont. & Went. 2.01.2“; 2:1”; 2:15..
Par. Mall, 28"; 281;, 28h; 251;.
Penn. R. R. 122% 1221.4; 1211.4; l.’1'-'_.
Poo. (luau l02 , 10254 1011/. 101/;
Pics. 8. Car. 33 (iii 32 “ll
Reading. 47% Hill: 46". li‘. 1
Rep. Steel. 81!, ill/g S a
Rock island. 23“; 2334' 25 '25
Rub. Goods, 22' 23% 21h; 2H,;
South. Poe. 51‘4“ 51’».. 50% 303:.
Sou. Ry. Co, 231 22‘. 22-h; ' 22”:
Son Ry Co pf. M‘s. $47,; Rita/4 837?;
Tenn. C & 1.. 40% 40:54. 39 ’ 39
Texas Par". 27% 27:5,. 267.» 2'37.»
Union Pae.‘ 81741 S2 80% 8074:
Union Pae. pt.. 91 ill 90 90
U. 8. Leather. 7% 73:4 7-, 7&4
U. S. Lenth..‘bf Til 79 79 79%
U 3 [teal & Gun 8‘]: 9 8‘4 8%.
U. S. Rubber. Hit; ill}. H's. Hit;
U. 8. Steel. ill-Q. lies 111/4 ill/4
U. 8. Steel. pf.. it'll 11% ill/4 111.;
Wabash. 20-15 20% 2034 m7.
Wabash. pf.. 40% 101.5 395i: 39's;
West. Un. Tel.. 883.3 its-Y; 88% 88%
0311. Dividend £4 per cent.
OWNERS PLEASANTLY SUR-
RRISID.
GLOUCESTER. Mass; Jan 28.——A
pleasant surprise to shipping interests
here was the arrival today of the.
Schooner Bohemia. Capt. Seeley. which
was supposed to be .trooen in some
where off the coast of Newfoundland
The vessel brought 900 barrels of free '
on herring. Capt. Seeley reports that
he left Bay of islands. N F. on Jan. 19.
with ‘tbroe other whoops". the Par-
thla. Fernwood sad ‘A I. Nicholson.
Di! Coos St George the wgloat ice hold.
surrounded the little tleét and only the"
Bohemll succeeded in cutting her way
out. The Mwood was reported o
for: days no as having been abandon-
ed by her crew on Port AuPort. N. E.
our Capo 8t. marge. No tidings have
been renewed mm the Poi-this a Cloth
0hr Importohti‘
Clearance Sale
Is I decided success and never before at this time of you
have our Clothing Sales been as large. . 4
EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY SUIT he! : ‘
been reduced mkpricc ranging from $2 to $7. '
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER- MEN S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS. COATS.
formerly priced $10. $12 and formerly priced $18 and S20, ,;
$13.50. new at one price. now at one price. ~ ’ '91 ‘
$7.93- $15.69. . 3,, -
MEN'S SUITS AND ovan- ;
COATS 4 >fi.
formerly priced $22 and $15. .
now at one price. '
$18.39.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS,
formerly priced $15 and $16.50.
new at one price.
$12.20.
Men's Blanket Lined Working Coats. Boys' Reefers. Boy's Swat. .
ers. Underwear. Caps. Shirts. Working Shirts and Gloves, . _ %
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES.
SELLECK 8: PRICE, . '11 I
Clothiers and Furnishers,“ '
98 Washington Street, South Norwnlk. “ ' .
-_. - .._ M. . .4
. ii
is scarce. The supply of home grown is about done. and we now ' i:
depend on New York. Will have some good hard Cabbage on Sat- a,
urday, which we will sell at . , 3;.
4 CENTS POUND. _. -.
SHOULDERS to cook with the Cabbage. Small. lean. at l . Ii
8‘; CENTS POUND. CASH. .
SPINACH to serve with the Shoiildcr. Finer than the fresh
because of no grit.
15 CENTS. CAN.
PRINT BUTTER. Fresh lot Clover Hill just in, at a reduc-
ed price. . _ .
30 CENTS POUND.’
WHAT CAN WE DO FOR ,YOU?
Lorenzo Dibble
Butter, Eggs la and Coffee
BUTTER ' COFFEE
VERY Blifi'l‘ l‘itliAMl‘ZiiY t)l R Si'i-Zt‘lAl. I‘Iillt‘ilA; “ND JAVA '_ .3
250 lb. ‘320 lb. .1
(Milli) SWI-lli'l' iii'T'l'l'IR A (.000 (‘01 Hill} ‘
231: lb. 2.00 lb
EGGS TEA , f
FRESH EGGS i VERY BESTI
l
38¢: doz. 45:: lb.
your rixn .
{model i. socin-
iiiiiin in AND nun co
17 NOR TH MAIN srnzzr. sour}! ~01!qu ‘ ..
Olsens Shoe Store
II.
TO SAVE YOU R GOOD ONES . ,
Men‘s Viol Kid Shoes, samples ant. odd lot. of $2.30 and $34.00‘Shoea, ht
$|.98., ... .
Meiis l’uteui (.olt Blucliers. the new toe. ', - V. . _ . . . ‘
Men 3 Patent Horse Hide. Lace :3. 50 Shoes, at . .' 14‘ ‘1‘.»
Ladies Vici Kid Welt Heavy Sol 0 Shoes. ; .3 “i _.
Ladies' Patent. Colt Lace Shoes 3 ".50 and $3.00. at _ . .
$| 98 ..
Ladies Fine Kid Lace Shoes good- low heels. some. (311me {$31,513.33 at.
$148 ..
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Clearing Sale-Yiices Cut inriialf. I ..
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_ Entire stock of [gall and winter goods must be sold regaidless of value
or cost to make room for the coming spring season. The entire block io' ell? .
dren' 3 Jackets. taunts hing andfhort Coats and a hill and complete 1th o! .
Millinery. It will also be to )our Id vantage to come and see the burning
we are offering in the Fur line. of this season '1 3001111.
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Cami in and m m ”or Wilton.
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