» awe, .. u .
Mame-lb a“... fill
m. moms .
We m» ‘ "m
' ‘li ls.1s.; 11:0! p. m.
visas. hit a. ln.: 6:" p. I.
- t
" *‘k‘ittao as. last rat-racial
. -Idltsrlal loam.
—Iraaell Office. Norwalk.
oaouaolioo oav vouoaaow.
Will emerge from bls‘bill“
w. I he has bets: hibernatius
the winter. it the sun casts
shadow on the ground he will re.
. to the hole in the ground and we
Will have sixty days more winter weath-
i’i: if. however. he is unable to see
fit Mow, he will shake the sleep
heal his eyes and begin business for
haplesson. Such is the popular su-
flratitlon which is firmly believed by
Illa-y of the old New England farmers
who claim that it bu been verified by
"hrs of observation.
‘Oaudlelnas is a church festival
which obtained for many years, in fact
~ ’ftlr many centuries. The feast com-
" mementos the Purification of the Vlr—
gin. and the observance to which it
owes its name. via, the lighting of can-
'dles..and. la‘ the ‘Roman Catholic
. 'Obttrch. the consecration of the candles
" .wllich are to be used during the year
“for scolssiaatical purposes. are said to
Java ab slhlilomatical reference to the
plypboliy of Simeon that the Child Jes-
gllsjshould become “a light to lighten the
linentiies." This feast probably dates
breathe reign of the Emperor Justin-
: In the year 542.
. .Just what- particular knowledge the
iround hog is supposed to derive from
'llis shadow. is not quite clear. but it
has the same" basic principles of truth
a the time honored “hogs melt" pro
‘ phocy. and half hundred other infallible
. weather signs which are held as gospel
't'ruth'uby many New England farmers.
:
biany Norwalk friends of Seldon
waldo, or Bridgepoit, will be pleased
to, hull of his advancement in the
nofiapaper field. Mr. Waldo today as‘
rubles the editiorship of the city new:
department of the Bridgeport Evening
Stdnddl‘d; He is a son of Editor Georgt
CfiWsldo. and a capable and popular
nabspaper worker. lie has been cor-
‘redpondont for his paper during sever-
“bummnments of the Connecticut Na~
tionnl Ouard, at Niantic, and has many
, irihndsv among the militia members oi
t ; stile. 'There is hardly a questim.
lint that he will make a success of hi:
how poaiibonas he is it trained and
successful writer.
. *The Brooklyn School Tteacbers' lis-
»sociatlon of 3,543 members is said by
its" President and Secretary to be
"nearly unaniillclls" in favor of the
“old methods" in Brooklyn Si’llOOlli~--
meaning the particular old methoo
used when the principals used to beat
the bad boys sent to them by exasper-
atld teachers. Bad boys no doubt there
are in the schools. The question is
"ltcther they; are made better by
panking or whipping. The Board of
ldilcation basalts-fried that they are
, not. and it is riot likely to reverse its
ecision.
"In the futuré corporations musl conlt
out in the open and take the public in-
tbtheir confidence and show what the)
m accomplisbéfor the pllblic. Pub-
figs“: and not’llccrol-y will win hero
my "corporations do not change
bdlc utilities. cvcll railroads will
_ to be owned and managed by the
lcpperbspg met so monomlohliyg
.to' the shdsfiictlou of the people:
(Marlee S.‘ ifs-lien. \
{ltvll action‘fdi' 010.000 damages has
annulment ‘vby‘ John Wilkinson. as-
. t Judge opthe borough court. .
mesh-gilt; chairman Militia
'. .iewi‘ssnlmittae. agalllet till:
1‘. Thomas. alleging libel and
or. The defendant is the editor
publisher of the Times, a week-
‘paper published in West lia-
‘liolel Cliffor ’l
specialty of dinners and ban-
F‘lnaIWChance to Save 35%
on all Canned 000.43..
DO YOU realize that prompt action is imperative if you would scours tho
very best, strictly pure preserved foods at a saving of 35
annual sale will positively end this week. if you can't come, sen
ou’il be satisfied. Here's a lillt of s eciai grocery values, too.
uoyancy of spirit at the prospect of rel ailing their goodness and richness.
now is Candlemas bay and the , ,.
,. ics tends to strengthen llnl-‘s’ bollltfi
u,lllc statement. Even the light. LAHORE Punjab. British “limi- 8400.000. or 60 per cent. Just here Is
veels arc sheer and Would adapt them; , Feb. l.——Forty MI‘WIIB were killed 10
Oll't‘fi readily to such an arrangement. . lily by an explosion of on tons of sun
Real Vciilse laces are ainilugihe far DOWdi-‘l‘ it F0" Bhlulida- in ”‘9 P““‘ of the United States fish commission
1 to maintain the breed by artlacial pro-
longation. The lobster is confined to
a comparatively small strip of the At-
'. ./
_, ‘_ .2 ul: liq-4") .
we ..,, .
l
aralcora: (hiiforais prs- DIAS: Wisconsin grown.
served, bright fruit, I lb. green ltal‘ly June. 2 lb.
can, ease of I dos. can. ease of 2 dos.
3.35. dos. 1.15.“... l5 1.75, dos. Me. an. 8
murals: loath"- rsasy IlovalStuartharly
packed. "d fl I M June, 2 b. can. ease of
case of 2 dos. .05. 7 tides. 2.05. dna. Lilli,
dus. ”och? lb". “In can ............... '2
“mt? 1..sz “P,"ck’..."°,°:§ rascals: California lstnon
fl"; case of , dos, .35, ell , sliced for cream.
lune son also can.
S.“."...‘:T‘."....'...‘.": 10 an to... ------ l2
. BAKED ”A”: Plain or PIACHIS: Royal Stuart,
in tomato sales has of sxtra California lemon
2 dos. 1.75, dos. cling or yellow Crawford,
05e,can ........... 8 8 lb. can, ease of I dos.
mu suns: ruby 5-06» in “0- 27
Southern packed, cars of c“ ------------- --
2 dos. 100, dos. PEACHES: Evaporated
1.35, can '2 California. lugs ye-
sucn co": 5'.“ t.- low, 4 lbs ......... 45
do Minna-oh WM. runs: Bartlettl. 3 lb.
0"“ 0' 2 d“- L”: '3 can, ease of 2 dos.
d". L60. oas...... 2.70. dos. 1.39. can. 12
sensuous: 1"” “" PINEAPPLE: Clinic. grat-
-d" stalks, w tips, ed 2 lb can ease of I
dog. 2'9" 8 ‘4 lb‘ 25 dog. 3.00. dos. 2.00,
- I7
can ...............
ASPARAGUB: no al Stuart ,
Mammoth. “Daft. (hli- "£35,; :ggvé filalfbng:
fomia grass, ' - l
5.00, large cal...... 43 calls of 2 (ion. 2.70, '2
dos. 1.30, can ......
SUCCOTASH: Eastern _
packed. fancy ease of 2 ",2,“ “gm; N' 1Y2.
d". 310' ‘0‘. is”, fate. Z . t‘lll, “I. O
21b.sall............ l4 d°’~ ”-05: d0" “‘3' l4
SUGAR CORR: loyal 9"“ """"""""
Stuart Mains can. host CHERRIES: (‘ameron extra
Maine Stat. fig, tsn- standard California largo
titer and dellc ous. ease of black cherries. .1 lb. can.
2 dos. 8.60, dos. I case of if dos. 0.05,
1.85, 2 lb. can.... 6 (ion. 2.90. can ...... 25
SOUPB: PottertW t- .
“It." Tricolor, N on, STRAWBERRI’ES. Dali-
, cately preserved. rad rips,
iii. a. m 03- luncheon size can. 2
' 9 (lot. 220. dos. Lid. '0
PI! ..
SPINACI: New "" -----------
garden grown, I lb. an, BUTTER: Meadow Brook.
case of 2 dos. 8.00, l-realnery. .1 lb.
‘01.. L75. can ...... '5 alone crock. . . . , I.2.o
{..
FASHIONS.
Head shades are the novelty of tile
.iomelll for both lamps and candles.
Tllc lliglllgowul-l that have no llutlo.l- .
-d opening bul slip on over the llt-:t.l
xrc increasing their popularity.
raceful fabric selected for a young.
iri's dancing frock.
The linen collar can be worn with,
ligh bland turnovers nladc fancy w
-mbl'oldery.
Chiffon velvcl C(llllt‘n ill l‘llllltlti .
vitlths as well as ill thl- aide witiillr
or dress material. and it possesses lllc ‘
aillc graceful possibilities.
Have. you uolicctl that many young
:lris carry their shoppingbags hugged ,
ight under their :lxlns'.’ li isn'. because
hey happen lo. Ililt this Is the latest
ray to carry the rather large. cloilgat
~d bags.
The great variety of champagne col
lrcd laces and eiubl'oidcrics indicates
l‘li! coming vogue for fabrics of this
olor. Some of the laces have a bit of
ght blue or other color
nto them, making very effocuvc gowns
f tastefully applied
“The summer skirt will bc made '
“all." This «lines from so many sour-
cs that l thiilk It must be so, and thc
nivorsal shecrncas of lllc summer fall- .
charge of burglary.
port as his home.
write laces for trimming evctllng' illi-
towns or rich materials. and so wcll‘
I
‘ is “nuts him-«Q.
b '1 o ”.
BU RGLAR WAS AOLEEP.
Bernard Root Arrested in Pond Point
‘I‘olld l’oint llcach during the wlillt'l'.
‘ notified that «mo of the windows in a
F 'otlugc belonging to Charles ll. Woes.
White liberty crepe la the all“ 1““ Hills ‘l-roililzznlrddwmollu‘il‘llllel’gdnbeftll': Port Said. “dd“ collier ‘Aleaander
:illls wlntcr be secured assistance, sur-
.rolllldcd the house and then went in.
cad found ill lllc llllllsc close at hand to
'iaat him several days.
l’lafi made the fellow get up and
‘lil‘OllEllt him illto Milford. where he,
was handed over to the police.
Saturday morning he had a hearing
before Judge Hepburn in court on the
:is Bernard Roof and claimed llridgc-l
llc pleaded not guilty III the charge
and the court bound him over to the.
local term of the superior court in ti.-
, 000 bonds. and not being able to fur- _ _
introduced lliirh this he was lnlfi‘ll to jail In New . “Uh'
Haven by Officer Mahcr.
Explosion of Gun Pewdsr at Fort lbat-
lads. British isdla.
liked are the dainty Vcnlsc design» ANGLO-lTAl-MN AIUITRATION-
that they have been liberally imitated. ROME. Fob. 1.——The Angioltalianilantlc ocean, from Labrador on the
and will be worn on inexpensilé cotton 3 Arbitration Convention was signed to-t' north to Delaware on the south. It‘lf-
,~:ownrl and by almost every one. ‘ . fiday. The Anglo-Italian Arbitration forts to plant this queer shellfish in
Not every woman who can afford to . is on practically the same lines as the the Pacific do not appear to have mat
to so is buying silk materials for all Bangle-French treaty. On January 10 with marked success.
7L0”: Simpson. (‘raw-
ford 0o.'s beat xxxx. made
from hard Minnesota
sprl wheat, bbl. 68
530, -U bbl. sack. .
I00“: Best granu-
lated, lb... . ...
COFFEE: Waverly Blend,
dry roast, ll lbs. 22
LOO, lb.
COFFEE: Fancy Burbon
Santos, dry chestnut
roast, 1 lbs. mo.
1). lb
was: Oholos picking. fancy
Formosa. Oolong, llhlglish
Breakfast, Ceylon, or
Gunpowder, a lbs. 28
l.00,lb. ......
same POWDER: Stuart.
absolutely pure cream of
tutu. 5 lb. can Lats. 21/,
lb.‘l70¢.lb.oan
m, g lb... ....... l5
“OWL: Royal Stuart,
fancy No. 1 white
fillets lab, lo lb.
pail ....... . ..... L49
COCOA: Royal Stuart or
I9
Buyluu', 56 lb.
“AVOID” IXTIACT:
Os I s l‘ o a concentrator!
double strength. lemon or
vanilla, I os. bot.
spatial s bots ...... 25
SOAP: Royal Stuart laun-
dry, 1 lb. bars, well sea-
soned, has of 60
cakes, 8.“, cake. .. 5
STAR“: Qmeron silvfl’
:13 Out: wood boa,
eps-
oisl mo........... 39
In": Climax. rotating
corn. 8 calls the. 0
i‘flll ...............
(lhlffoll roses trim an evening waist , ‘Cottags. , . f , '
if white chiffon that is made up over “”4”?” “I".l'" “3'" “Wm“ '
vhilc silk. iluorning bamucl Hall, who calca for
He gave his nanlc_
FLEET IS WITHDRAWN.
at Alexandria hit.
for Culebra to Join ill the combined as
val manoeuvres about to ensue. It is
, , _ . , ,‘ Iii one of lllf' rooms lhcy found a ., ~ir I .y at lh wt .
hl .lf‘tlrnooll goull If it is out. of 1119;. ."m" mum, salon-p l“ “ bed with a“ u“ stated in oilit ai l. 0 es h is l h
~.lllvc drawn 11p and everything comfor.
table. and enough provisions which he
l
r cent? Our wondrsasiy succeuful;
Pd your order by mail; ws arante's '
They're so good they'll vs you a
. t
wasailo rowpsal his
banks' Gold best, or
like. urea-assessam l7
HAIS: Armour‘s Ins
cursdhanls IItsls
lba. mil, 15.. Ill
IRIAIIAI‘I‘ DAWN:
Swift's regular mild sugar
cured, chutes lsaa ‘ I
strl lb. ......... Is
OAT ans: hairy rolled
ifhiTflflft sI
arcs: Iatrs teary
lell, . luau... as
“It“: Imported.
6"an Ibs...... 34
TAPIOCAI
Royalltaarti
ulna soaklsgful
'fllm ,
RAISING asp census-s
Rn al 5t sosdsd rais-
ins.y «Mm
ellrrarits, 1 lb. pkg. l0
saunas: New lasts Gare
Valley mom,
10 lbs: 55
alicanolu: Royal Stuart,
best made, or atti,
l lb. pkg., dos. l s.
p K. .OOOODOI.'...I
CORN 874203: Moron
1 lb. it... 5 pigs 6
25". P s nus-essaa
CATSUP: Royal Stuart.
delicately seasoned.
pt. bot. l6
CRACKS”: Usasda
Biscuit, a pm... l0
WON: Rod Masha. rich
and oily, 1 lb. tall
‘ean,3eaaa40s.saa l4
“LAD OIL: lupu-
Ius. large at. but. 25
OLIVIS: Galas Mills,
qt. Mason tar, us. or
selectsd gases slivss,
qt.jar ............
Temporarily From Turkish Waters
Out Will Return With Rain-
forcements.
WASHINGTON. Fcb. l.—The Euro-
pean squadron. . ompoacd of the Brook-
. lyn. at Alexandria; the San Francisco.
at. Beirut; the bloodline, up her way ti:
ordered to sail
drawal of the fleet from Turkish wat-
ers is but temporary and that at the
conclusion of thc manoeuvres it will
return strongly reinforced and pre-
pared to make a snore vigorous demon—
stration.
l
.......—.
LOBSTEIO NOT PROFITAILE.
“In many place along the New Eng-
land shorc the lo sler pots no longel
yield a paying r urn," said W. B.
‘ 'l‘hornton, of Port nd. Me.. to a Wash.
ingion Star reporter. “Twenty-live
years ago a fisherman of! the Maine
coast could take 500 lobsters in a day:
now «evenly-five is reckoned a good
In the decade between 1889 and
11809 the catch decreased over 15.000.-
000 pounds. or 50 per cent. despite pro
lungalion of the fishing season, and
increased number engaged in the busi
nests, and the employment of more ap-
lparatus.
of the catch increased more than
In the same decade the value
.the situation: increasing demand (I
dwindling supply_ despite the site
in}? evening SOWM- Among. the new it was announced from Rome that Kingi United States is concerned, lobster!
cotton staffs are pieces especially do ' Victor Emanuel had signed decrees are more plentiful off the Maine coast.
signed for evening wear. and which tgiving Foreign Minister Littoni
will also make charming summer day ;powera in connection with the ooann- Nova Scotla. whens it is the center of
dresses when the hot season opens. and ‘ lion which. it was added. would be" the canning industry."
these she is having made up now and signed in Rome when the British sin-l
;bassador had been similarly empower-l PAPER IIIBOTATED FACTU.
‘ WASHINGTON, Feb.'1.—Wheu the
—— House convened today Mr. Baker (New
l York) arose to a qucstlon of personal
“urine almost enliwly covered with LINCOLN. Nob. rich. l.—Idiss Nan.1 privilon. unouncing that.a .locai
Turkish embroidery executed with a nle Bryan, sister of William J. Bryan. . newspaper contained an article can 3
line sliver braid. it is bordered with died here Saturday. aged at.
ermine. including an ermine cravat for came to Lincoln in 1898 from Salem. statements of facts. The Speaker ask-
neck finish. and-worn with a white ill, ,and had made her home since ed lithe gentleman‘s rights or reputa-
lolle toque having an amino clown. then with her sister Mrs. 'r. 8. Allen. ties were attested by the publication.
With a white crepe dc chine gown. Her healthllsd not
white gloves. a bouquet of white garde— oral years, jar, Bryan, who was on his l reputation.
alas. it made an admirable portrait way to Linoola. received word at Chi- , read related .to air. Baker’s thraat'nf
study in white at one of the new that eago that his “sister was dead.
.. "-1'-‘
' sports on aAiLaoao 'raacks.
marauarioa or asssitaaa. aorta. ltaly. sell; L—Alllll Stevens
lira Reload-ales. the rancid doe Jackson. of aaleull. 31.0.. whonllual-y
uty from Stamford. installed the new is. after escaping fra- a house
wearing them. too.
Here is a white note clipped from ed.‘
'Vogucz“ One of the latest theatrol
jackets. made of white cloth. had itai
tree recently. ‘ l
oillosrs of Eureka lodge.
lows: - .
Vioerbbls Grand—Ira.
lama. ’
Hyatt. IT. 1’th Ileana-a nasalagcold le YORK Fab. L—Joha MI-
Wflralohanauarson. , ' ,saassathetamseraturstodm sfauahuuaderedhlsflllflefil .
Wreath“ unseen , .. :lpgauwottbolmiteam
Pianist—lag. .. _. _ W is" carom
Director-4_ apatite-multitasking. lose . ‘
"“"°"'“ "“ “W""w ml “MW “W“mv
" . mil II“, ”M'- p ‘ 1’3'3‘§‘>!‘:‘3-‘
Blabber-used is simply persistent a .. - 1. Parish-it 3!“,th wingspan-
tbatisaaaaiesnaabyvanity. ..,advertissyoarwasbistl'hasssussl, aground. intense. ‘_ .
. . , ' . L .s..,, flit), .; an, .m .. ..L -a : ' ‘ a .1 “a“
IIVAN‘B BIOTIR DEAD.
m tension was found on the railroadi‘ .
or Rebekah l‘rldav evening. as fol- tracks, thresallltluattot llama. art-,ats todayjtr. Platt teens.) , .
' .. deatly h‘avrdrhad the “Intention 0119mm the committ'pe on the Judiciary ,
Noble Grand-Hrs. Godfrey Pitser. committing suicide-has been placed in bill providing for,“ sddltlonaHlIdaG
sneer-air some" the ill-an
8tRecording Secretary—Miss Pearl Dated Statuooaceraiag
Financial Secretary—Ira. AW soap wave in oval-wt.
good for new ' in. Baker replying that it affected his
a
.la’s‘oW’ ’ k
. s. o. ROCKFILLIR asst’alis.‘
full The fishing is of much importance in
She ceraiag hill in which there were nits;
a few days ago that he would refuse
l unanimous consent in the future, ob-
ijsction having been made of his re-
,quest to extend remarks.
billo' all. PLATT foo... ravoaaatv.
WASHINGTON; Feb. 1.41.. the 5.7
a. pending in. in the district court in the m Dis: ‘
shade-in the trio: of Pennsylvania.
normality, gamed.
.1:
_ s
, it." .1,
i ., r. ‘- 1‘“, 7‘»
. , 0 11'. craft. loll ‘ Dillar a. mo . who
was on the witness stand when court
adjourned Friday, was continued today. .
by Mr. Ikluglaa. The witness said that‘
a on Macben in June. 1800.
e latter Informed him that he would .
require a redilcllon in the price of the
fasteners from ".50 to ".16 each. and '
the Groff brothers. said the witnesu.|
accordingly were compelled to;
the price to the latter ilgilrc.
Mr. Oroff deqlared he overheard In-
spector Mayer any to D. B. Orllff:
What we want you to do. Mr. (ll-off,
ill 10 set on the government side, until
we will are that both you anti yourl
brother get immunity.
see that you get the 813.000 title you.
1nd will return the statement aboutE
this matter previously made by you"!
The witness further testified that hla'
father “turned down" the proposition
We also will
questions he said that in .iunt- .
leveral efforts were made to dispose of'
an interest ill the fastener without Hilf'-‘
011 rc-croas examination by ills-
’rict Atlorncy Health, Mr. (lroff ilN-‘l
cribed the steps taken by (lroff broth-.
era to fill orders from tho Post Office
'kparlmcnt for fasteners. llc det-l-lrwl i
that no special accounts were kept...
When orders were filled and the money ,
disbursed. all papers were destroyed. 1,
. in sending Mr. lloi'cns checks for his
interest In the fastener, Mr. Groff said
his father invariably would write the"
letter of transmittal.
ecolleci evor gcitlng a receipt from
Mr. Lorenz, blii said that be regarded'
he checks themselves as receipts. llc‘ 4
related the conversation which took
place between his father and Lorenz
‘ll lillh’l. which finally resulted in the.
requirement by Loren: of n one—half‘
'iitt rest in the fastener. ill considera-
lon of 8500 and certain influence which i
‘19 would bring to hour on postlllllslcrs;
ind Congressmen in the way of illlro-
duclng the fastener.
lic i‘tllll'l ll'll
FIREMEN KILLED BY FUMES.
Twsnty-flvs Men Overcome by Hemp
and Jute in New York.
NEW YORK. Feb. l.-l"irc ill
warehouse of the American nlanufac- T
iilrlng company ill Brooklyn. last ulglll.
cost the lives of three ilrcml-ll. over
come by the fumes of burning jutt-
and hemp with which dht‘ wart-house .
was filled. one dying almost immedi-
ately anti two others passing away dur-
ll Dress Goods
(immunity ~
We purchased at a speciallil low
price. lwenlu-five pieces of, all wool
SPRING DRESS GOODS in hand- i
f .
some mixlu1es. Grails. Browns. Blues
and Greens
ills material all make ideal small
walking skirts or suits—4O inches
Widtf‘filll wool—regular price 500
Our Price 310..
ing the night. Twenty-five nlcii ill all
were overcome, two of whom are now
in a critical condition.
loss was about 325.000.
A picltlrc on the window pane—
A garden full of lilies and
A lot of trees along a lane.
TRYING TO RAISE STEAMER.
NEW YORK. Feb. l.-—Two of the
Merritt a Chapman Wrecking barges
began work today on the steamer Bos-
ton City. which was sunk yesterday lil
collision with the steamer Colorado.
The cargo will be removed and then
an attempt will be made‘to raise. the
sunken vessel.
An investigation of the collision be-
tween the Colorado and the Boston
'lty will be made li)‘ the Board of
Pilot Commissioners. and in the event
of any complaint being made a formal
hearing will be given the pilots in
charge of the two steamers.
flcial report of pilot Ronaync. in charge
if the Boston (lily. was filed today. lie
said that his vessel was under perfect
control bill that “It did not seem to me
that the Colorado altered her course lil
accordance with her signals."
At the offices of the Bristol City and
Wilson lines. neither side would lnakc
any statement for publication.
This seems a mocking travesty
(if singing. smiling. summer lllllc.
This glistening. sparkling :lllnllcry
0f summer done in winter‘s rlmc. Whell the coffee won't scltle a mall
lllit Jack is wise; he wants to show
That he knows love and lllllglllt'l‘ the tea leaves.
"How many ounces in a pollnd?"i -
asked the teacher.
“Troy, avoli‘dupois.‘ of arocer‘s Was once reprimanded for kilt'cklng
Weight?" asked the boy who lll'llll
seen 11 little of the world oulaido tllcl
schoolroom. -
17.,
”PANE PICTURES. TEA TABLE EPIGRAMS.
Jack Frost has ctchcli. with careful Ncrvous dyspepsia is one of the sym-
hand ' toms of plutocracy.
()ne way to keep peace in the house
hold is to forget what you intended to
say about the steak.
if the baker svnds you over-measure
of cakes. have him arrested for lunacy.
A saline solution of griddle cakes
.docen't constitute a salt and batter-y.
, lhlnks he has good grounds for a kick.
it is time to lcnve the table after
bright: if every man got his desserts be
That ice and frost alld drifting snow I. would be kept too busy to worry about
Are not the whole of his delight. *lllf‘ soups.
A man never knows the value of it
And so he makes with skill a’nd carol wife until he has to get up “low"
A picture full ofbll'ds and bees ilillilltll‘y. ’ ‘
That we may know he's had his share it‘s a mighty poor way‘ of showing
Of happy, summer harmonics.
partiality to save up all the wings for
,llle star boarder.
.
. A party whose candor was shocking
Because he had said
‘ Of the heiress he wed:
lblllc carries hcr coin In her chatcluill!
Seymo
GOOD THINGS TO El 1'. '
We keep particular goods. for particular people. and the popularity of our store is attained by
the quality of the goods we sell and theservice 'we give to our patrons.
We have added to our stock the most complete line of Perfumes and toilet articles to be found
in town and every article is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. Stop in at any
ime and have your handkerchief perfumed.
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GOFF'S OIL LINIMENT cures bruises. cuts and lameness.
GOFF'S SYRUP cures colds, croup and lung affections. ' ,',J
GOFF'S HERB BITTERS tones up the system and preven is Grip. » ‘
These are reliable family remedies—25 CTS. BOTTLE. 1' .
OUR TEAS AND COF F EES make friends every day. Have you tried them? V
While there is so much said about BUTTER, oui‘s gains fa 701' and holds the lovers of the
sweet, fresh article. May cost a little more. but then the quality counts. If you are dissatisfied
with the goods you are getting or the as c you receive, we invite you to call on us; we flatter
ourselves with the opinion that we can please your
Charles E. Seymour. leadhg Grocer. 33 West Washhalon Street.
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in either "as we can after
Vary last Mocha and Java Goff”, per pound ..... ...... . ........ . ........................................... 30:
Very lost Tsar. new crop. all kinds, per pound ....
The article which was it "it '50"! “to“ with“? 'm'.
WHICH DO. YOU PREFER?
you qualities moat “colloid and prices the lowest. Other low priced specials for
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Very last light culinary a‘uttor, par lb. ..... l ...... .. . ......... .. ............................. . .......... 25c
Amour's Pal-s
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IsstFuil Cream Cheese. niesarld mlld.lb. ..... “”""."' ......... ...*.. .......................... ....... 15c
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LsafLav-d, par lb. .............. g ...... ........ .. ~ ......................... 5. .......... 10c
outlaw. limpet-lb.........‘.....,.,..v .......... x
V .l ‘i \ r‘ Mlle-rob breakfast Cocoa, boa, 20c
Est-imam - gust-m Wheat Food, par pkg" i3:
F ‘ U ‘ , Piece China Free. ,
use! p ’ stack, ‘ ,balroata or Mull-l eats. 5 lb. like. 24c
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”I Willi M “It. .m- “Mk: ".10. We Can Choice Tomatoes. .6
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smawlllarws are still selling the landfill Quads “flour. at ultimately low prices. Buy your supply bars
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