Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 3, 1904 · page 5

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A mm of requiem for the Isle James
Barren III-II celebrated at Ht. Mary's
Church. this morning.

IIIIIr monthly meeting this evening. at
tho IIIIlI house in West Ivonne

'I Inc t‘lty ol' Norwulk'l lnnltll moot
lug will he held at the town ulcmhly{
lI.IIIl Wull street. next Monday evening.

No nIIw pullout: hon been admitted
to tho Norwnlk tlospltll nluco yIuIth'
day. but all are reported this IIi'IoII
noon III-I resting colntortlbly

“llow (‘hrlrit Still] tho SloInIs of

II ll‘o” will he the subject of tho Younl:
'I'I~IIplI-' u SIII- lcty prlyor IIII-IItlug. III III.-
'Norwulk Congregational Church. this
.l'VifllilIK. at. 7:30 o'clock. ’l‘hu sIIrleIII.
’ [)l't‘DRI‘l‘llIl‘y lo communion will he hold
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”Home Made
Chocolates and
Ribbon Candu
. at .
LANE’S

III Ii II. III.

 

REM NANTS 0F KICKAPOOS.

 

 

 

 

 

Pacification Accomplished With Many
Thrilling Incidents.

’I‘IIII Kickapoo Indians, are lowing
'tiIIIr IIsIIvu'tion ncur Shuwnco und
lIIIIIII pIIItiI-II of them lll't‘ going It‘lt‘l'y
o WII-II to NIw Mexico. 'l‘hctu. pIIrtlIu-
IIII lndinus ate known in lhu govrru
I .‘lil‘lll IIIIII'Ilu us Mt‘xlt‘llll KiIhupoos.
llililllri' III' the lllllll III which llll'\
lonI-II livIIII. Buys the [{llllNllh t‘Ity .iouI-
nul

’I III KIckupInIs and the Apacllt-s
.II "Illtll to have horn IIIIIIIrIIl l'nillllt‘rl
IInII liltV fought th-ucvcr illl IIppoI-
IlunltI prusellicd llNill 'lhosII tIIIlIIuI

LII ov .
slon ”1 ’ enlng i i ‘ l q :ulso “I it unlollg tlII IIIIIIII. \ltltl‘tls mp.
Mrs Henry rlrown III II II 1 us 101‘ I ”1- m m- “1‘ WW 'I I", KII-kupoo

«in MN- 1""an 'l‘nlym. 9' High ““1“" It'lllt‘i l)lie-ollu-IIIII~kII-lll-III), oflIIn Ills-
50"!" N‘W'I‘Wlk plI._I.-. II pair ol‘ lIIII-ksltiu leggings Inn'-
l‘IIe ads. of Dr. nick's are always Inc sixteIIn sculps down I-ithIIr sIIlI.
interesting. head the one thut appears I\\'iltIli he lIIIII-omrs cspu-Iuily wsll ur-
in toduyu issue. 'thIIiIIted unIi conflIlI-niiul, he shows It
Spring sewing sale at llowluud'I-I. EII- ihlllli‘ Ii MIND-“HIM 0‘ a woman, h'dV-
ory ltcm in the list is a real oconotm. “H: H (“W lil'fly will" in it ‘
ltmtd thcnd. ’I‘hc Kit‘kuplit) warfare ugninst tho
The Robert Emmet Club of Norwulk “"lllll'h' was our of plllnxc and pluudII'
will III-thIIuto tIIII lrish Patriot's lill‘th 2'1”“ W” """."“""I" “ ”"I" “W"
day tomorrow. evening. IIII when pulsuetl too vigorously
. ‘ IIII-I rolrrnttd IIIIross llll‘ Rio (‘IruntltI
14‘1““! ”9W1”? ‘5 ”91“" ““1“ at Al“, and look rrl'ngI: with lllc hollow of
Chapel of Our Holy bavior. III-rlIIIII “mt WWW“...
SlH‘t‘l this afternoon.

I 1
Mrs.

hind NeIISNoies

 

A regular routine "looting of Butler
Lodge was held last evening.

Snlc of fifteen cent shoot music at
Colemun' s Butnrdny and Monduy.

Kubaosu Encampment. l. 0. t). F. of.

Nor.walk is scheduled to hold :1 sI-s-

lrr-ne Wilson of BrooIIlIu. is
visiting MI. and Mrs. George Vuu Al-
IItyno of Bayvl'ew Ave. whlIIlI I‘iIhtiilt'li in lilt‘ll‘ brim; ill'i\'l‘il
Miss Evelyn Simpson of l’ocksklll l-igmn into 'ltIuIs.
hag decided to prolomr her “(11y wmf I not long in looming that the Rio
t‘IiIInIIs here until Monthly. il-HInIlII MK II 1th lili‘ 1W0 lll‘llllt‘rl
A rt'gulur routine meeting of ”wii'llllill not pass and so linlnunitI II»
I'IIintIII-s. l’upcr Hangers and Doom-II mm‘” ,
Iorn' linlon w“ held lust (Iwmng. l IIIIIII ”II. I - t'll‘l'illllfillilll‘t'fi :I iIIn'IlIIr

‘ N l) 1 ‘ iwull'IIII w.I.I llllllllllllnt'li whirh lilbltIIi
”mm“ IO‘WII» 0. 4. “I‘ Iou \It‘ll into the I705. lI‘innlIy orn—

lllll low IlIIIn incursions IIIIIIIIIsl lllI‘
IIIIIIIII of thII .IlIIinIIIIIs wort. (ll'KilllillIi.

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PM"?! Amorican Mechanics, “’1” hm“ ‘I-IIIII (“rook Sfllllhlltitl lll‘l't‘l‘tlt‘llln' IIIIII
4‘ rogulnr meeting tomorrow night. ‘pursucd thc Kickupoos urross the

Mrs. Elmer “11115011.“ Nll'lIOIx. NI w. llei‘. (Inptnrttl lht:ir wouicn and (1111'
York. is the gttt‘st of Mr and Mlsd Ilrtn. and brought IIIIIII lIIIIIlI. 'I‘III-

George '1‘. Rose, of High street, Nor-
Wulk.

lnI-iIiIIIII t‘illlril'tl nu illlt‘l'lllliltlllili hui.

‘liuli :IIIII led to tilt forming III III.
’lnu lung“ and best herring TII ii‘mltllllllll illill lilt‘ ll'illiil‘s ()l t'illlt'l'

Ii lbs for 25c at Cutblll's. lit-nd ad i'or‘ “011111! might I-ros-II 1110 into thI..I.

other frI-sh fish on hand at his llridgo ”1 lilllfilllt 0! the Indians.

Market. I But the cuptutc of tho ‘womun
——(Irand opening of Colonial Cnh“l‘olks”1uurkul thII t‘llti of tin: IIIIgiInI-

3‘. . . l . , .. “run”. of tho Kickutpoos us l‘ollowcxs of th-
hm” 9‘“an“ Mulchi M“ ( 'wnurcth. Still tlIcIII purification unls

Ili.

' " .- . ’i ' . 'PlSt‘ll, I‘ rib _
immd “ 11mm J “1 "flu"; 2 .I not uIIIIomplIshtIl without runny llll‘lll-
. ‘ lug inI-lIIcuts.
l‘lio sills show has fairly 011909" I“. (‘ommissioncr Atkinson wuzs SILT
ltcud's and the exhibit 55 W0" W‘mh‘ down to lnnkc some kind of an III-

Stt‘iilg. Lotik U\Cl‘ the ad. fm puIItlIIII-‘
lIIIIs.

511‘s Orlando 1. Allen, of WIIslIing-‘
ton street. is visiting Commodore and
Mrs. Sanford of Weatport for II work.
or ten days.

The New Yotk (IIoLeI y Co. milltt‘ It
spIIIIiIIl unnounqement to theiI Row—
:Iytnn and Wentport customers in their
ad. today. Read it

John. Mary. Margaret and James MI
Cue of Bridgeport have been com-
Initted to the Falrfleld County HonIL.
in Westport avenue.

rungcmrnt with thIIIn—-lo got ”Will to
go to Mexico IIIIII bt‘t'tlnlt' Milijcrls III
that country or to t‘UllltI in lIom llll‘
I‘Iontit-r IIIIIl I'tllliilll. lit- WIII. tzihrr.
III custody by than. and for thrro (1113.;
Hit only deliberation was as to whom-
«III "III liit-kupoos should kill him or
‘tIII'II him ovIIr to'tlII-ir llllllilll :llllIJa‘ or
Mexico to IlII so. Finally the mugir
inlln. ore of :noncy nlIIl powct “'Ul‘kt‘ii
li> IftIIIIt and (.‘ hequu me ko- hi- ho lid
“.11 ohm! snvvtl tiu- IIoIIIIIIlssIo'III-I IIIII
,Illll‘lltti the Stillt‘ in fqur oi coming.
i’bflt'k. .
it may not be uiniss to olii‘ llllil

A ROSE Malkln. 0f orwalk 1‘3““3'1 when the inspiring motivst- lI.IIlll‘.It
turned from TOW “RYE V15“ in Pitts- I known it scnrtl to degradr thII l‘IlltlI' r
tiIId where he went to recupcr'atelIWII in the eyes of his people and m.
an attack of the KFiDDI ivytsrs lfllt‘l tht Indian with It IIIIIoru

 

‘ John Dupleavy the well- known hull; of tlIlrtI-uix lndiItu malps was iI,uoIII.l
pluyor, has left this city for St. Lonlsi by the most insignificant Incmhrr III
whcrr. he will join the Nnuonal Lea-Ellie trlhc und his only fIirnds WI. 1
nor team (If that place. with the whites who know him.

The warmer weather has play ed hm ~——-—-———-—————-—~
m- with the ice in the upllt‘l' NOrWfiIK “Do you Wine in marriage?" ask-
Harbor and it is eXpected that it wil‘. ed the sur'ly old bachelor of the swtct
louve the harbor very soon 1'01"”: thins. a“

Dr Buckley the well known (lCVlnf’. I ,.,‘\.‘ ‘I ‘1‘? ’9‘“ “"93““d- ..
of WatIIrhury will preach :It the Chit-E ‘0 lflmdkgfl pessimists 0‘ m0“-
pI-l of Our Holy Savior Berkley street if ‘9': “(emmm have "0 ”“30" to
on WednesduyI evening. March 23rd. {331% I-. """mm‘"! “W “'0“ young

Mr and Mrs F. B Cowman are visi— » g _,_ -_,,,-,__,~__
ting is Bridgeport today. 'l‘hIs t-ven .
lug thry will attend at whist purty to ’{iflltfimlt‘lhglhlll
VFW“ ”5 M" and M's- \iilllam Pul- To not sonic wntI-r. so we hour.

From what we learn

‘ A regular monthly conclsve of (31111] I (If their return

~ ton t‘ommundcry. K '1‘.. of NorwnlI I "he chances art mar swi 0
will be held tomorrow evening. Th2] J beer. 3 trhed t
red cross degre? will be conferred. \ I

t Iii to] I the w r
“n“: 3;" 2:! W e: “mum lens or FIFTEEN CENT SHEET
— peca or a e s,

PM“ (best cuts), the lb Haves. MBlism SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
. Company D drilled at the armory. ‘ 'l‘wonsqileet: 0'! fitsoragtiuliquog’yeng
.7 lost night. it was expected that there Sleep My Little Con
p. . cy Isle. Parsitsl
I: “0“” he “ baukothull game between Palace of Silver and Gold Dawn i'
i. the company ilve and the Iilnthrops. °

The Century. l'm Wearln' My Heart
Away For You, Only a Soldier Boy,
and 100 others.

COLEMAN?!
news STAND.
to North Main ltrlol, mu Norwllk.

but only two members of the latter
tIIIm put in-an appearance. and the
prime had to be called off. '

H R. Bulhloy has the agency for the
Orient Motor Buckhoard. the lowest-
prlcod auto built. It is equipped with
It powerful hIglMpeed. air-cooled mot- .
or. and will climb twenty-five to thir-I Afloat hr A. G. lpluldlng'u latch."
ty per cent. grade. He invites you to "a Sporting Goods.
call at his storo'un pect this won-
derful little car. .R ad, in another
column. . .

~+Bell cuts loin pork Mk III. Hayes‘.

6 A. Bothum, Thlodore Chadsyue.
w. 'r. Stonghton .i H. Dskln, c. w.
Park. Dr. Purlt. F W Henry, 135‘.
Hurray. W. J. mmp‘aoo, J. 1‘. Black-

mnlt. P. Vi ad New York; III. H. :
CldyJiI H. I. llama Jr. 1?. C Gris.
‘ wold Thomll In; Hartford.

J. B. Welt. C A.
drew: Neil navuitIW W.lt. Main. 3.}! .
D.’ 8.. Thompson. ‘

chrgll: L. L. lane. Wan
hen-tel: Ind wtte. Dram
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The (Tuthollc Club will hold Its row I

lint no sooner did “in iIIIIII‘ :Iuppy ‘

’Ihc lnIlluns wI~rII ‘

 

 

 

.I't~INhl.A4n «um I “1 M “4.

it’s Spring lupur

\Hat Stored

WITH THE BLOOM ALL OFF YOUR OLD HAT. YOU WILL AP-
PRECIATE THE BLOOMING OF SPRING STYLES HERE. FIRST
SHOWING OF THE NEW BLOCKS NOW ON.

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‘Iro GET THE GOOD or ALHAT. GET A 0000 HAT AND GET IT
WHEN THE SEASON COMES lN. .

HERE ARE THE SMART SHAPES IN DERBIES. OF THE QUALI-
TY YOU'VE LEARNED TO ASSOCIATE WITH OUR HAT STORE.
$2.00 AND $3.00

I.

NEW MODELSIN SOFT HATS, IN BOTH LOW AND HIGH
CROWNS, BLACK, NUTRIA AND GRAY. THESE SHAPES ARE
DESTINED TO BE VERY POPULAR, 80 GET INTO YOURS EARLY.
32 AND $3.

SPRING SHIRTS AND NECKWEAR ARE KEEPING THE HATS
COMPANY.

Rogers St Stevens
Successors to Camsraok Bras.
- SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL. 32-2.

 

 

For that Cough try our
COMPOUND IYRUP,

WHITE PINE
AND TAR

~ -'l‘hls ls llll ”cellout [)rl'lmri'
tlon

 
 
 
 

 
 

FOR cottons
AND cows.

THE illil‘lllill PHARMACY
The Prescription Store.

All can pan till door.
Ni ht Calls Amworld.
To optical out. 16-2.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. III: to II. [IL—OIK‘HI
lug Ill‘it't‘I-i of stocks here today only
purtly I'cspoIichl to tin: depression in
London and IIIIIIIII ghinn wcre mixed
with loIIIIIIs. There was no tonlurc.
(“Inuit-«III Wi‘l't‘ inslgnlflcuIII_ and dual-
lIIgII worn on It :nnull sonic.

WAI .l. S'l‘lllIllIi'l‘. li a. In.-llrooklyn
'l‘IIIIIIItI I~IIIIIII into modcrutc demand
and rotor III-.IIIly II point. Actlvo stocks
IIIIIIIII‘IIlly stiffIIIteIl. but tho culirc movr.
lllf‘lll wus iIII-IIIIIIIIqucIItiIIl. New York
Air lIIIIkII illit'illllt‘ll 2’4. and III-Inward
and Hudson 1 while Westinghouse El
t‘t‘lrlt'. foil 1

WA! 1. S'lltICIIJ'I‘. Iioon.~’l‘h9 flew
(llallllglllrilllllllt' Inoyt-Invnts \Vt‘li‘
:IIIIIIIIgI-It t)il.il‘lll‘t‘ specialticw and tin
i)()tl_\' of lilt‘ murkcl wus illll'l. (‘llit‘ll‘
go and Alton IIosI- fcvrrlshly 2 points
unIl (‘lllt‘ilKiI 'i‘IIrmlnul, pfd.. WIIIItIlinu
It- l.ItIII- lIlIIiII. lI-It., pfti., (lcnornl Elm--
U‘il‘, (‘Ullbinlliillld (ins. Biscuit. Virgin-

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

” mistakes occur, if anything got-s. wrong and you

don‘t roport Il_ is it our fault? W0 lIollI must do our purl.

Your mom-y IIIIIIII ll you “out it. Is Uill'N. lcllIIIc. us If

“'0 are at fault quI LII-Hint; sullsluI-liou
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yours.

 

Pl‘lt't‘fi Just now IIIII'I high enough without IIIlIliIII: tho.
cost of dirt, dust and fort-inn souls to your outs. III-tier
lIuy whcrc they scrccli them {or you. always t‘ll‘flll.

lhiy Outs Thais Glenn.

I-

MANUEL T. HATCH.

 

Lust work wo told You or thI Planning at burguiu prhIos~h0th
This iluslrIItIIs thI- lilt'l lhut ptospvcllvo pulthnscrs are

watching our spot-lulu, und in oiIIlIII to pot lhII lIcnclit you must ros-

wletI sold.

pond ut once. We hlth‘ this \\'i“k ouc

WOODBURY PIANO

which has been hard. but given thc host of cure. The case In lllttI new,
and the instrument carries the mIIuIIfIII-Iurcr‘s gnnruuloc (live you“).

It " it'll

You can secure this line lustrumcul for

$225.00 CASH.

in our March Bulletin of Second-Hunt] Pianos and Organs you will .
be sure to find just what you are looking for.
Pianos rented. tuned and repaired.

May we send It?

 

Vat WASHINGTONST.

 

 

"TEL. 1556.
reg-gym... .__._ m . .....D..,_.__._. A, ._-..._. ...-_1,T_.._M-

GIVEN A WAY

WITH SUNDAY TRIBUNE, MA‘RCH 5,

ENGRAVED WAR MAP!

m 8 COEORS.

Sawmill need It for refernco. leave order or telephone .. ‘ .

William P. Beers.

STATIONER AN D NEWS DEALER-

 

 

 

 

 

 

uuiirnd stock. 96 Wllhlntln Strut.
South Ivory-flu Cola. » I

 

track!» with. Bruits sup corms soquIT on tour. on new

 

, mil mun m CAllIl' on on It ”st not

 

iII (Inroliun (‘ht—‘nllt'lli. Ruilwuy Stl‘tl
h‘pIIIIIg. pl'II., and (fur. ptIi.. I to Iii.
(‘ommt-rI-isl (Tulilo dropped Bonds
“'l‘l'l‘ stIIIIIiy.

WALL S’l‘RElIZ'l‘. l p. In.-(‘.ompuruv
lively l'IIw stocks worn IchIII in after
IuiIlIiny untl thcro was no [Il'l't‘t’llllllli'
IIhungII in the standard IIIIIIIIIII. New
Haven III-I-linIIIi 2!»... und Wisconsin
('rulrui pm. qui Rllllllt‘l‘ (ioods I. (‘ur
III'Il. lIII-IIIInnI-II its rim- to 2 points null
l.l)t'l)lillill\‘t‘ plIl. gained 1.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. .

RIIpIIm-II Iil‘l'l' thII leyutII wires of
Maplcs & (iolIlchlIInlIII, Commission

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Iirokrrs, Swurts At ('IIII'lIIIIl Block,
South Norwullt. ’I‘I-ltIplquI-l 1:33.
Amul. (‘op.. 4"ng 47 III». «ltiI'III
Am. (‘ SI. F. (‘o. 197». 20' 115;} 20
Am. C. 8: F. pf.. “S53 IIII iIr'I'Iy. till
Atn. Cot. Oil. 291.. 29‘... 21"; 21“..
Am. ice. pl.. :I. 31 til 31
Am. Into. 227.. 23% 233’. 23
Am. SIIIIIII.. 471» Iii-g 4H. 47‘4.
'tm Sugar 125m; 1251;. 1231-. 1251.:
\ T &b 130.1353.» only; div-M «5%,;
Hill"). &' Olllt) I5 75‘" 7‘71 7:)
ll'kiyn, ll. '1'.. I411... ML 411;. 41‘};
i‘lI. (it. Worst. ”‘5 ii“; H];- 143’,
t‘li M St St lI’.. 1419 1.1914 139 139‘.
"on. (ins, 19.”. 1911*; 1113 Hill“;
lh‘l. & HIlIl.. 15412 15:3 154% 1.33
Eric. 3.1 1-..- 23 ‘4 23% :31.
lIlrlII. lst. pi'.. . '23.. l‘I'JI‘i; 621;; 52‘-
iicli. Rico, ltil till 161 it'Il
111. Central. 125-}; 121”; 1136-14 12634
1.0“. & Nash . 1031'. “hit. 102%. 10235..
Munhflitan. H335. 143% 14313 1431;.
Mot.Sl.Ry.. 115’“ 115% ”5‘12: 115‘“
Mex. Central. II II; 121.4. 111.1 lzllI.
Mo. Pacific. 1mg. 88% 88%. 88h,
N. Y. Control. IND-‘2 lilh’. 114% ill-I
Norf. & Wcst. 55-}; 33:}. 55%; 553'.
()nt. & West.. 211% 20% 20“ 205/.
has. Mall, 27y. mg. 271.. 27¢.
Penn. R. 11.. 113% HIE-L 113‘). tiling
Pea. Gas. 98 98 {iii 98
flooding. 40W... 401-; 403'. 40%
Rock island, 201/5 20% 20% 20‘»;
liuh. Goods, 19% 1954. 19% 191;;
South. Pate” 437'}; 44%. 43% 43%—
Sou. Ry. Co.. I9 19 19 19
Union Pac._ '74 741.4 7: 7g 737..
ll. S. Leather. 7% 7% 7% 731.
U. 8. Rubber. 12 l2 I2 12
U. S. Steel. 11% II». It ll
U. 8. Steel. pf.. 56% 561.5 56% 569..
Wuhnslt. 17% I7 17 173.3
Wabash; pf.. 33% 33% 3311; 33%
West. Un. Tel. 88 88 88 88

SOLVING A GREAT PROBLEM“

Some years ago l tobacconist discov
cred the utility of tinfoil for wrapping
iohnrcos.
exclusively used for the purpose. but it
did not serve to keep the moisture of
Jim atmosphere away from the tobaceo
gnor preserve the n'lturul moisture of

the tobacco from the effects of a dry
ior heated tumosphere. Paper also ab-
sorbed the aroma of the‘weed and was
{not sufficiently lusting: therefore tln~
. foil was usedIfor wrappers.
I came costly and could only be rolled to
a crrtaln thinness. beyond which the
ingenuity of an seemed to find It im-
possible to g . The fact was thlt no
rollers could be made to sustain the
pressure necessary to moshing the tin-
foil to a leaf snmciently thin to suit the
manufacturer.

Many Insertions inventors struggled
with the proposition for months and
gave up the problem as unsolvnhle.
when a simple workman about the shop
one‘ day. after rolling two sheets to the
customary thinness. put the two sheets
together into the rollers lad made both
half as thin ll they were before. This
was as simple In standing on egg on
énd. but it crested a revolution in the
manufacture or tinfoil tor toblccoulsts’
use. mid made l mint of money for
the discoverer.

 

 

 

Thcretofore paper had been .

But It be- " ’

 

 

Our Importan
Clearari-Ce Sa

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
- ' COATS.

formerly priced 810, Sr: and
$13.50, now at one price.

$7.98.

formerly priest! Oil and
now lt one price. ' ,

#569?-

MEN‘S SUITS AND 6 _j.
COATS.

formerly priccd (as but! do? .

now at one price, . ‘

$18-39-

 

MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS,

formerly priced $15 and $16.50;
now at one price,

$12.20.

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Clothiers and Furnisherl, " l i .

08 Washington Street. South Nothlllt. _ , 3“

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BRIEF MENTION

. HOME POTATOES—If you lre par-
tIcular and object to large potatoel
and have a prdjudice In favor of home
grown Potatoes, now we can supply
you at 35c peck. Maine Potatoes, 32c
peck.

HOME EGGS—A limited supply
from my home at 45c doz. All laid
within forty-eight hours.

GORTON'S COD FISH—Free from
boned. Prepared with great care. Fish
Baul prepared from this are fine. Scap-
onable goods, 15:: pkg.

Some Fine Cabbage, 4' 2c lb.
fit Pork.

White Meal. Stock renewed.

Thu delayed Wilhburn'l and Cros-
by'l Flour has now arrived. Bag-l

Lorenzo le~

only.
FOR THE CHILDRENB '
SPECIAL SALE OF G N V.

. That candy one of curly.
a neglected condition for Ionic
but now we have unlock”
with perm goods, Ind lo M II
dhlpe to o buliulu ”liturdly‘
ary 27. i will gin “lymph”
worth of candy with cum «Ni
sold; or two tar «as Penny W
only. Come and l9

Ox Heart chocols dredged

with lth velirdt crllm lidiam
can Vanilla, 20° 'bo
mentioned here last Wllk Ell 15°
should have read Peanut Mid; II

 

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Stricilu Fresh Eggs
Best Vermont Bullet -‘

Full Cream Cheése.‘

 

4 lbl., 25c. .
Blue, Weak, Haddock. Dull;
Halibut, Pike. Plclrunl, Whit. .

 

and Round Cllm and OM"; . ‘
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PART. OF THE CIT?

Clearing Sale—~l’rices Cut in Hull . 3"

Entire stock of Full lad winter goods must be mums-$9.11
or cost, to mule room tor the coming spring m M
or this swon’s goodslnd conllits o: indies Clocks. M., ,l 7 .
III-edit Jockets. inflntl long and short Coats lad l fill! dud .. ..
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