. illcs.
":4... 3435-5
Home Made
Chocolates and
Ribbon Candi)
at
LANE’S
«m
51 Washington St.
‘ing in charge the arrangements for the
.nuocotrytbeubo
“luuul In. Niles
Bernard Collins is spending a few
days in Danbury.
Miss Elizabeth Leary, of New York.
is visiting Miss Catherine Unity.
John Montgomery, of Norwalk is vi-
siting in Staten inland on business.
(‘hatics Lockwood of C it} Seymour 43
stoic was a visitor in New York 3*:44
t4 r4ia3 .
Prof. A. ll. Russell has warned to
Princeton utter a short vacation spent
be: e.
James Hayes rcturntd
Miro.
Ailing, of West Haven, arc tln- guest-4
of Mr. and Mrs, ’l'. l Raymond, iii Hill~
side.
Spring styles in carpets iIIi'd new pIIi'~
tit-res and draperies are now await-
ing your inspection at Road‘s. See ad,
Mrs. Charles l4). Seymour and Miss
Susan Seymour who have been visit-
ing in [)aiibuiy. returned home yestei-
4'l‘i3.‘
The Clifford Pharniacy‘s compound
s3'.iup White pine and tar. is an excel-
lent preparation for coughs and colds.
'lry it.
An 03 slur opening match is being ar-
ranged lI4It33'4eu Red Fox Wilson and
(‘hris Lumen. to be held at an early
tilnt‘.
Harold itayinouli. of New York.
formerly one of the studtnts at the
liorstrom School, was It visitor in Nor-
walk yesterday.
'l‘o ittlly tmdcl’iitand the particular»
in regard to the ReglnaJ‘lub tiling
Iorined at Howlands, rend tluli' :44l,;
\till'il appears in today‘ :4' isnue.
.‘izi'3 Mary A. Si:oal4-,:4 of East No4
walk, who has been stopping III t"4I4iaI~
waid. Dl‘, Fltl'h'.‘ home in llaricn, has
been taken to 114',
in Westport. ;
The cases of Frederick Hyatt and‘.
'l‘errenct Cook, who were charged with ‘
valeting ()IiIIcI' :4 saloon lir Norwalk
.3'4<.'I'Itinl works ago will 10"“ up toiuor~
row in Hrldiztpott
Douglas Fowler Post 0. A. ll. lI4Ild .i l
lilt‘lllng last night at whitli time tur-I
Ih4'r arrangements Were made to: m: l
Intertalnmcnt and supper to be gt I'ieu
l-‘ridny night, March ith. l
The Boston Store‘s spring line. oIl
white fabn'cs was never as large as this 1
season. New cmbroldorles are also
at hand in great profusion. Them
goods and their prices are sure. t..I
phase you.
Everything is progressnig nicely [ON
the New England Slipper to be given‘
by the ladies of the. First Methodist
Episcopal Church, tomorrow owning.
i‘roni ti to 8 o'tIlOt-k. Costumed wait-
resses in attendance. '
At the Franklin school tonight [11:
bookkeeping class and all the tube.
divisions of the evening school resume
their sessions. This wet-k the book-
itteping class meets on 'l‘utsduy and
'i‘iiursday evening, at 7:30.
The warm rain took nearly all of tb-I
snow oil" the streets and spotted the
.314 lglIlng, but the coating of ice is so
thick on some of tin Norwulk iiill~
that coasting is still possible, and way
taken advantage of by some last night
Mrs Margaret Nevilles, Mitts Marga-
ret Nevilles, (‘aptain William Penning-
ton. Sergeant Walter Hall and Dr
'l‘raccy are in Bridgeport, today. to
testify in the. case against William
Carpenter, who tried to kill Miss Nev
The entertainment committee of Oh:
Well Hook and Ladder Company, hav-
observance of tho anniversary of the
company. did not hold} meeting, last
night, the session being adjourned to
this evening.
Several Elks from this City are plan-
ning to go to Bridgeport on Fabian-3
210 to attend the annual mlnstrel show
of Bridgeport Lodge of Elks Mat; Wei
bar in the chairman of the committee
which is a guarantee that the show
will be a sum-ass.
There will be a meeting of the Eu-
deavér Circle of the Kings Daughters
of the South Norwalk Congre‘gntlonal
Church, 'lnuradIyIl‘ternoon It '2:3l)
o'clock. ornament“. Peter Hutch-
bison, corner of Day and, Elizabeth It-
not, The subject will be “The Shep-
herd " All members tile requested to
bring their ne’wing materials.
The mitotic line of Man And metal
beds shown by A. J. Collins Q Co. In-
pear in grwoful than. Ind madam
ly finished and If. the Whats of the
best. bed metal-ten at tutu Theda II
no design Io new M103 cannot and
It here. While the!-
out bad? I on be
3344i belt out
is rude, at prices bop-I “petition.
Read their Id. . .
yesterday ,
morning to 3. iIIliIIgI‘ord, alter-u pleas- '
II'IIt visit here.
' .'\llllll Raymond anti Miss l)oII.i .
,II.
Ruland's saniiarium l '
10 the About)-
road t '
.4... .-..... ...4.4....
1 4143444444 CANAL raznv
l Cloning Day’ I Debate Opened Today to
The Senate In Washington.
WASHINGTON, lI‘ob. 2:1.--_'Ihe this-
im; daya' debate on the Panama Canal
tt'iaiy opened at 11:15 today. 1113'. .m-
vote on tho tlenly. Me. Hold there had
!b44n a Ntillutld question raised hit to
whether a senator should be guided by
Ithe wishes of bin constituents or by
his own Judgment in voting on all im—
portiini mutter-:4 of |)lll)llt' interest. Af-
t4-r giving the (llltlfiliun dttc delibera-
ltlon he said he boileVI-d a senator
isbould listen to th4I wishes of his 431an
and accordingly he would vote for 1144-
llI'IIniy.
.-\I the same time, he iiald, notwilli~
t.'itttllllllii: the fuel will the latch-34:4 Ur
{Georgia called for tin r-itllthiitlon of
lIlI4I ti'4III3 llltI p4~4IpI4I of the state did
not :ippI'4I34- oI' IlI4- It‘t'vlll tic-“~4uIieu4I .
4,III the l. .IlIIIIIIs. Alter stating libs po-
I:.4ltioii MI lilo-oil spokt of bin nnie~nd
IniI III to the lI'4Iat3 linking to 3 point»-
linl I44I ‘Hil‘lllt‘lll of all «little Iiltlts lIetw4-44n
'IlI4I United States and Columbia by
pn3ini: :4 until or money to Colombia in
Ifull t'Illlllil‘llSlliitill for the .3III'I'4IiItl4II'
and unit claim of all right of sover-
eignty U\t'|' the territory embraced in
tin 114 publh of Panama
MI. liei'ry tI\rk i said that if lit lie-
Ili43'ed tli4- 4l4I"tttit ol' the treaty woull
I'tstore t‘IIl4IIII.IIa'.3 nul’t‘il'mllly (II'I-I
‘Pnnama he would rate again“ the
toiircittlon but be declared the dtleIIt
Ioi the treaty should be unIIvalling in
lIlIaI temspml Discussing the attitude
of Ibt adinltilstiation, ilt 3iii4l “4' be-
Ille344i our tIIivy supported the lt‘VtillI'
'tion and that 4Iii.3 go3'43i3m44ii \\lln‘ r4I-
,II4pIIII.3'IlIl4- i'Ioi the III-33 republic, but it
’hu3 lI44III ploy-4d IIIal Iln- pI'4.3i4l4IIIt
I333.uld ml build it tan-.41 on tho Nit-i4-
:i'iiuiuta I'.o4 44-.
‘ 'i‘h4- [it'Iliill of the South wanted tti4
ritual. in said. and tlIIII'iIitIn- he
thought it the duty of tin I‘l’lll't:it‘lili4
tins oi’ the South to \lllt‘ l‘or tlI4I
treaty. "\\'hIIl Ili4 pI-opl . of tlie South
want. I want.“ be .3':Il4l lIi I‘llllt'iltn‘l-ilt.
MI'. 'l‘IIIII-i It oIo.I 3.4m that 44'I4I pren-
4IIIt condition of thI IIIIIIIi4-4I43' oi' thi.~
IIoI.'4I'nnII in would not pI-Iniit ”i" tak-
ing ot‘ the Inone3 iIonI liit' Irutsury t4'. .
build lb: ninth, and it would be acres-1
mm to borrow the money and no one
know.3 how great would be the loan
33'4- nIII3t II'Igotiate. 'l‘he (‘Xlll‘iltlillll't'r
1in tin French people of $25ti.000,000,
the said built only about one-quarto,
oi the (until. (it the 840,000,000 which
this government was nominally to pity
for the property, he .3.iid, he believed
$20,000,000 was for the canal and iii’
,oilicr'$20.tlli0,tiotl would go to the lob
bylslr. who have [till the dial through.
hli'. Simons, (N. (7.) said ilt' bell43
44d tbt people of Panama were ready
for a lt'VUillliUll, and he tlld not bI-liei'
the l’ulted States oillclnls conuiwd at
to reiuttd the charges that this
gorci'niiiiiit could ill" held to iI4I4-4IIIII.
for what had taken place on the i.3IlI-
mus,
"i think the 33'4ir.3i thiur, llit‘ t'IIItt.
‘Silltt'b has done." Mr. Simona .3'ahl
"has then to maintain t‘oloIIIbIIiu Irl
luuny on the istlunus for the last de3
veiu3'.
“The mutation oi whither lllt' liltSi
dent did right or 33mm; on thI l. I.bniIi
i3 not how lIci‘oIt the Senate.
"The only
whether
4:.334
question to t‘tlllriititl' l:
the treaty is a illl'l‘ilLll'itill.
All oi Ih4Is4I oiliei our Ntitilln Inn)
,and i hope will it'e-elvt l'uiih. '4 ((il
sldcl'atlon."
A,I 12: 'lil thi henatt. went into not
uti3'4I 34-sslon.
'lhe naval appropriation bill
taken up in the ”011M today Mr, l4‘o.~-
ter (VI. 1 being made c'bnlIIIIittI ol’ the
tonImittet. of the whole and the read
inn oi‘ the bill for nIiItndnieiits contin-
tit-ti.
in endeavoring to ml the amount to;
Hit New York navy yard increased .3
“41.000. Mr. Fitzgerald, tN. 1'.l llt't'ill!‘
ed that by no other trinIIIIltteos of the
\V ll l
House. was “the cohesive power oi
public plunder" so remarkably exem-
oilfit-Il.
CARS ROLLED DOWN EMBANKI
MENT.
ilRll)GBl’Oil’l‘. ’l‘tInn.. F011. 23.——-.\
southbound passenger train on the
Knoxville-Asherillc division of the
Southetn Rail“ ay stIut- k a rmk on the
Ilaek hear Del Rio 4-,aily today derail-
lng the engine mail car. combination
car and one da3 coach. All three cars
rolled down a“. embankment into l’i3,
eon River but 51.3 fan :43' known all pas-
sengers have been att-ouuttd for. None
was seriously injnicd. The express
matter is under the l‘lll' at the. bottom
of the river. The Wl't't‘k occurred-on a
sharp curve
4 for 25 Ms.
Clearance sole of sheet music for
balance. of the week, no two copies
alike. including the following:
"Arizona", "Voice or This Hudson."
"Lovely Mary" ‘How Old is Ann?"
“The dambtlng' Man", “l'm On The
Water Wagon Now" "()nawa“. the in?
est twostep and a hundred others.
_ sou-MAN'S
NEWS STAND.
to Nérfll Main Strut, Moth Not-walk.
Agent for A. G. SpIolding'I Baubnti
3nd Opening Goods. ‘
mid tion'h
l be A "
Wudnggedo‘gztblnkemnbout
my. tiny
vetotbtnbnttoxotbertoo
“I101!
con Illa. i look the floor to explnlti blH‘
.I'ORWALK EVEN no
“.4...” . '
a... ...-I.~....
Our areal Guarani": Satisfaction or Money Back.
Final Reductions 0u Otercoats
NEITHER WINTER NOR OUR OVERCOAT BARGAINS ARE AT
AN END. COATS GOOD FOR THIS SEASON AND NEXT, FOR MAN
AND BOY, AT SEASON‘B END PRICES. BETTER TAKE A LOOK
AT THEM; YOU’LL BUY IF YOU DO. I
$8, AND $16 OVEROOA. cl CUT TO $4.98.
DON'T LET AN OPPORTUNITY LIKE THIS PASS
INVESTIGATING ON YOUR OWN ACCOUN l'.
WITHOUT
STILL SELLING TROUSERS
lN oua SEMIIANNUAL nanucriou BALE. HIGH TIME you rock
ADVANTAGE or 7345335 LOW PRICES 0N EXCELLENT TROUSERS
FOR BUSINESS AND DRESS. .. H
I
$2 AND $2 50 TROUSERS ARE $1.48.
$3 BUSINESS TROUSERS ARE “.98.
$3.50 DRESS TROUSERS ARE $2.48.
$5 DRESS TROUSERSLOUR BEST,$3.48.
ALL SIZES AT EACH PRICE—FOR SHORT-STOUT AND TALL-
THIN MEN AS WELL AS FOR REGULARS.
Ro'gersSIStevens
, Successors to Camstack Bros.
' souru NORWALK. TEL. CALL,<32:2.
l
if anything inn-I3 wrong; and
We both must do our part,
if mistaken ore. or, you
i don't report it, is it our faith
Your money bat-l.- it you want it. ii3 ours, tellln: us if
we are at fault and netting satisfaction, yours.
Prices just now are high enough without adding the
cost of dirt, dust and foreign seeds to your nuts, lwltIIi'
buy where they screen them for you. always. t‘ittlill.
iluy Oats 'l‘iiutrt Clean,
q
MANUEL T. HATCH.
The celebrated HUME. .llIl\\'l~:’i"l‘. \\'()t)l)litllt\‘ and CURTIS 1'l»
ANOS are the output of our own factories in lIeoniinster. 11113443.. lion:
which we ship annually limb t'l.\ NUS. Would it not appear to you
that there nilnlilvbe a great adrunt zinc in dealing direct with the manu-
lacturcrs?
We also represent several oInIIr wellkiiown makers, including
STElNWAY. HARDMAN. MASON A‘I HAMLIN. SHONlNG‘ER. and the
Aeolian Co. with the greatest lint. 4II‘ self-playing instruments on earth.
the PIANOLA, 01tCiliiS'l‘ltiildd-J. AIIIOIJAN I'MNO and l‘ii’E 0R-
HANS.
Let us send you our monthly bulletin of slightly u24'4-4l instrumonts.
among which we have this month:
One Steinway Upright Piano, wilt; attuned, now $3511.Illi_
One Steinway Grand Piano, was SSEUJIII, IIow 84:50.04).
One (.‘hlckcrlng Grand Piano, Willi $750.00. now $500.00.
()iic Chickcrinn Upright Piano, Win $150.00, now $135.00,
One. (lubler Upright Piano, was $400.00, now $285.00.
One Angelns Plano-Player, with $50.00 worth of music. was $250.00,
now 8126.410.
EASY TERMS ii“ DESIRED. TUNING AND REPAIRING.
u wnanutio'rou s'r.
TEL. 16543.
2 STORES. LOW PRICES.
Souvenir Books and Post cards
0 ,
thrill and South ltohiullt
ll‘ .,
William P. Beers’
§TATlONE nv swans. '
4! WI“ smog. Norwalk. 9 80.,bllln “racist... Nomlk.
.. ,._ :5 W“ ....
PRIVATE ‘ " PRIVATE
“W... s. E. m. a, i. w...
Brake '
9
flivlland Blank. 96 Washroom: Stunt. ,
South Nomad. can. '
8700”. 89m ennui Ann cotton“ 404.4344 on 304.4: on son-
4.44444»; strata eon 4:43:44 0‘ on 43 IODIIATE attain.
fl .
v3
i For Iinit trough try out“
COMPOUND SVRU'.
WHITE PINE
AND TAR
This Is an excellent propane
lion
FOR COUGHS
AND COLDS.
'l‘llli llll‘l‘llllll PHARMACY
'l‘lItI ltrrscrilillun Store.
All can pass the door.
Night Calla Amwered.
Telephone OIII, 15-2.
,SENTINEL
-mM—w
w 3 M~WWI‘*” W“
4'
Is a decided success and never before at this time of ME
have our Clothing Sales been III large. ' . " ‘
EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY SUIT“W
been reduced' in price ranging from $2 to $7.
I'I‘V'fi‘i’fil
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
formerly priced $10, $I2 and
$3.50, now at one price,
$7.98.
MEN'S SUITS AND outing”
COA .
formerly priced SIB and tan.
now at one price,
$15.59»
.4
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
E
W.\l.l. S'l‘lllI‘iI‘T ltirill a. m.—-’I‘lio-
majority 431 3't4I4kI-z sold higher at the
opening I’Miil) liillll Saturday. helped
b3 tlu quieter tone secured in Paris
curing the holiday here yesterday.
t nloiI t’nciiic Iose «'53, cit-dividend and
liruoklyn Transit a point. Declines in
II few ot‘ the specialists and (Inuit-Iris
gun- It sliuiilly irregular lone. Kansas
t‘ily Southern pfd. fell 2.
\3'Al.l. S’i‘itiIJlC'l‘, norm—Prices eon-
tiiIu4I4l to salt on light dealings, some
oi the il‘lttit'iR netting below that quk‘s
l443'4-l. iii-I'Ioklyii Transit and Amalgam
.4t4-d topper I'eIIIII4I4i 1‘4. 44 114’: flow the
bmt, \\'IlI-I4|iug and lake ilrlc 2nd.
pl‘d, 1 (ill '4IliIlIIt4-4l (14434 and Sinus Slici-
t‘lI-id Sim-l PIIsI l lo '.’4. lIIIIrtiI'I' gains
334-44 alI ruined 4:434. l.4nd, pfd., gained
lI1.,. and Noiihu‘edtiu l’3. iltilid>
.34IIII lit-.433'.
WALI. S'i‘iti-IlIl‘l‘, l p. III.I-<'l'I.i4llIIg
33.4.3 nnlnuitI-d for a lime uIich' tt'I'II
oil-tings oi the giniii carrying roads
and low orb-44d specialties. The entltt
market was driven substantially IIndeI
i. ,-'t week‘s clone. and losses 1‘! netted a
point in St. Paul. l’tnii.~yl\'niilzi, [lead-
ing, iircoklyn 'l‘II'III3it and United
States St'tl. pfd., 2 in Metropolitan
Subtitles and .I‘4 in General Electric.
TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.
lteporIt-d over the private wires of
Maples it. thihlttrlititidt,
Brokers, Swartz & t‘orlu-It
South Norwalk, Telephone 153.
Block.
Upon. lliub. Low. 1::14
Amal. t‘op.. 463.34 47 4M3 455/3
AIII.,(‘, it 1“. Co 15W; 191-3 19'; 19‘...
Am. C. it i". pf, UT": it’ll}, it’ll/3 67143
Alli. Col. Oil, 2:4 :11) 214 29
Am. l.o4'4I.. 12334 2215'. 311,: 2114
.\III. Smelt., 475V. 472*. 317354 47*};
\III, Sugar. Hill/13 l‘.‘i 12313. 12:51.3.
Anaconda. I'I‘.’ tiz.’ 45': 6:!
l. 1‘ & S, Fe, “1333‘. MW; 1551,43 6514';
A 'I‘ K.- S Fe, pf. Kit-1'3 Mitt; liti- 88-3.“,
llulto. 6‘: Ohio, 75% '43-'33 75 753%
li'kl3u. il. 'l‘.. «in». 4H,. :qu 32414
Cites. 6': tilt-o, till .5014 flit-‘4. L’iii‘n'
t‘bi.& N. \\'.. Itit'tg 1611.4 1649‘, 16414.3
(‘11. tlt “'t'kl. iii - 15 1417.3: H‘s
('li, II. 43'. SI 1’ 122443. I333“; 1381/. 11:341.;
(‘0! P, A” 1., :ll 31 301.34: 301..
Col South, 15 14': 14') 13
Con. (lilo. 190 190143 1883‘ 124.3“;
Del. 6‘: 114341., 15:97.44 15973. 159 159
Erie. 23:33. 2353 21m. 2314
Eric. 1st. pf.. 4121;. It‘ll/3 6143. 451%
lien. Elec__ Hill 1b.; 1.38 158
ill. Central. 127*. 12711. 127 12?
Lou. & Nash, 103 103 101% 101%
Manhattan. it: 112 14155 141343
.\let.SI. lly.. 11514;. 115315 115‘»: 115%
Mex. Central. ltilta 10133 to 131
iii. K, at 'l‘,, 14'3": 1:311 151,43 1531-
!tio. Pacific, Stilt. him Stile ‘ 88139
Not. 1.424441, I434. 3443.. 1434, i434.
N. \".Central. 114‘s. till.” 113% 113%
Sort. & West. St: 56 5333/3 535W.
Ont. it: West. titling 201,433 30 20
Pm: Mrll, 27 "7 27 :17
Penn, it, it.. 111'... title 113931 iltl'is.
Pen. (144.3, 98 98 971/3 98
Reading 41%. ‘1‘“ 101,; 401-3.
'Reading 1st of ~— ~— ~—- -—
ltotk island "1 211.3. ‘JU‘u 2033.
Rob. Goods. 191% 19*. 193:. 15W.
Sou. Poe, 44743 41qu 4.11/2 413%
Son. lty, (30.. 19% 19433, lit 19
Son. Ry. 03).. pf 80 till 79% 79%
Tenn. ('2 & 1., 351.45 35*; 35 iii:
‘i‘esas Pitta, 221/3 221,4 22 22%
’tinlon Path. 75 75% 73% 73%
if. S. Lelther. 7’ ‘ 7 8% 7
‘Uuion Pm.pt.-— , - —-— - ’—
l‘. S. booth” pf 78 7t} 78 76
'It s Steel. 13 Ii 10% 10*
[.8 Steel 331' 5th 56% 55% 55%
Wzlb I.3h 18% 18% 18 18
Wabash pf., 311.3 34% 33% 33%
West. lln. Tel 87% 87% 87 87
Wis. Cent, 18 18% 18 18143,
'Ex Dlvldend 2 per cent.
CHICAGO. Feb. 23». seat for May
deliwry sold today for $1. 08 1/; a bus-
hel, a jump of 2% cents a bushel
above Saturday‘s final- figures. Tht
cause was a sensational ‘advance in
prices at foreign grain markets, ap-
parently due to growing fear of En-
ropean complications over the Russian
Japan war. A terrtlc slump followed
due to profit-taking. May wheat
made slicer descent of four cents a bus-
hel. dropping to 1.04%» The market
developed an extraordinary whip-saw
character. reacting quickly 44 full cent
10 1.05%.
NO FEDERAL OEUESTION lNVOLV-
0.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.«ln the Sn-
preme ' of the United Stolen to:
day an pinion was handed down by
Justice DI! in the one of Jackson
Giles VI. The Board of Registration
of Mom!!! county. Alubuuu. diI~
musing? 43443,- eIqu for want of inmate-H
“0!. Mining lnvoiv;
ed "involved the sum-Ice
«mil. ' .tib' New constitution of Ala
bnnu. This 'nmmwu «tacked
on 4 dihel‘lmlnatiom units» on color-
ed Nae of which Oiled is I member.
eotof the deciIiQ in W
,3",
.3.
m ("‘51 it
anathema TRIAL noun.
31‘ “whom 41’-
rcderick mm Wm tho‘
3
#2:; within.
I I
MEN‘S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS,
formerly priced $15 and $16.50,
now at one price,
$12. 20.
MEN‘ S SUITS AND OVER...
COATS.
formerly priced $22 and (35
now at one priCe. ,
$18 39 ‘
era, Underwear. Caps, Shirts, Working Shirts and 6103409.
AT RIDICULOUSLY Low PRICES. . 4‘;
SELLEGK 84 PRICE
Clothiers and Furnishers.
98 Wastington Street. South Norwnlk.
. In.
Oranges have gone down.
large size California Naval: at 25c
4101., regular 30c goods. A little small-
er It 184: and 224: 4102., an to size. Some
(InnmiumwFlorida: from Mr. Horace Nash's, are
sweeter. at 224: to 28c 3101., as to size.
Ox Heart Chocolates, new stock, 204;
in. /
Jetty Eggs, new stock. 204: lb.
Peanut Butter new stock,15c lb.
Special gird Rice. very fine grade
at 84:. on an and fine.
Armoor's Clear Pork, fat a; butter.
all fat, best quality. Can now .Iopply
You. Also Armour‘l Star Lean and
Flt Pork, the fine“ not up.
If rtw REMINDER:
OF SOME DESIRABLE GOODS JUST m.
We offer
Lorenzo Dibble,
W
New stock of Cabbage for SiturdIy'n
trade 4', 24: lb.
y
Turnipl scarce, but we have a 43444
Iupply.
Potatoes. 323: pack. Free from 44443.
Silver Plum, tine, large. for, Itewlnp, :
15c lb.
Evaporated Apples. be"; 12c lb. pkg
Largest Prunes; N1 104: lb.
Cranberries We of
3 Cans Pumpkin, 26c.
SpinnIch,10c small can.
Home Eggs. from. my home. about 5
dozen to sell at 48c doz. UQe in.
BUTTER
5 lbs.
PURE . LARD
FREE DELIVERY TO A LL PARTS OF THE OITV.
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Clearing Sale—Prices Cut in Half
Entire stock of Fall Ind winter goods must be I014! Will.“ of “In?”
or cost, to make room for the coming spring man. The 93de Wk“?! ,
at this season's good: Ind consists of ladies Cloth SultI Jam
our 4 Jackets 144m:- long and short out. Ind . Minna mast”.
it will Ileobe to your advantage to come and
we are offering in the Fur line. of this senon' I soon.
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We still lead in Low Prices.
BEST VERMONT BUTTER 254: lb
for $l..20
FANCY CREAM CHEESE
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE 209,171).
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BUTTER
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164: lb.
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smn, Haddock. salmon, «at: M ‘
White Flatt Pike. Pickcrol, 1-1le
Pot-gins, Ocean Blua, Freon Herring
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