Old Maid. littllittititi
W
. .. .7; l Md? :6. 1904- ”mm MdIY\Alil Society
is” film.“ m Tomoqtti‘w.
Orb “drivel I. me we r- m.
arises. 4:34; sets. 7:20.
«so .‘sai‘i’r'i‘iistrr’suauous
leash.“ T trillion.
Given to L°ckw°0d's Hail, Last Night.
With Vecsl and Instrumentll
Pregrsm.
The Old Maids Convention, given at
lockwood‘s Hall. last evening. under
the auspices of ‘St. Mary's Aid Society
was a very nonmetal function in
‘ :d- "”12“." every particular and it is expected
“mam: - lit. that when the returnes are all in. it
. . - . . ON“ 4! .w'lrll be found that a considerable
' 1"” . , "~ . 1 (aunt. of moacy was made. ill tell
I'V.._ ?M'MONIGOblERY. ‘ Will be devoted to charitable purposes.
.0 d” h 0' ROV- Tamas Montgom-l , The members of the society are do
which occurred at the elderaze.i serving of much credit for the success-
t l'til culmination of the evening's pro-
' last. night though not on ., .
. ' ~'.. ‘ ' “gram" Everything went off very
‘ l. “Mg“ “”6“ to this continua” smoothly and a pleasant evening was
“‘4‘“ “filled NONI"! ”WOW-mad by the largo‘number in attend.
.mntltmfi'y. duflnl,.hls apstoratei slice.
the First Methodist Episcopal”. The vrosram w
l Vooal aolo~-~
mh,,endearedéhiniseif to a very. . 1.11an WWW,“
to of fri has. not only of his: Quariniip-...umm. Bell",
m. but of the general community} Mrs, Thomas illilit‘. Mrs. William F.
the he” an invalid. but wag grail. . Tammany. John Powell and Thom-
‘ . as McMahon.
mm!“ to what was supposcdimd Malds‘ Convention—~Particlpants,
"ll” ml] “93"", and has been V911": Miss K, tlsvailililb. pl‘lttlitlt‘nt. Miss
9 since his selection as presiding Katherine Flahcriv, secretary, and
m offlfly'dhfiflct‘ He was a man' linemiberMs the Misses Sarah Kilboy.
‘ .. .. u. . . enn e arming. Grace Hartigan, ath-
much ability and eloquence as alei-inc Harrigan. Mrs. Thomas Henry.
char. ‘ “9 possessed l" an ““00““. Mrs. Thomas Hunt_ Margaret Manning, .
11 degree business qualities. and in‘ Mrs. (‘yrus Parks, Mrs. Thomas Mont-
Ssdle Powell. Miss Griffin.
oclal relations was remarkablyiilnmt‘ry.
Doubles—the Misses Theresa Cav-
, bl: ”rm” “'3 w“ m“ “mm a auagh, Kittie Sullivan, Nellie O'Brien,
ii“ ““ '85"!!! WW" "‘ “mm-l Helen Cablll. Ella Cloughtery. Alice
fit all that was within his ltOWOI‘. ilis‘ Cahiil, Julia Sullivan. Lena Millard.
Kelley. Mlnne Millard. May lluck-
th, new ,s to,havc occurred at tbcj May A Ti
‘ ' man.. one erncy.
,‘innh‘dafizggfltfigmlinlnlfifl‘fid “:82 The convention opened ill the usual
‘_ ' y " re “' ‘ manner and various reports were.
. she held to both church and com- . heard. The watch and wait committee!
‘nity. 'reported on matrimonial subjects and}
. ' ~————- . much fiin was caused by the reference;
LOVE V8; DIVORCEB. 3 to well known Norwalk bachcllors. Af- 5
wn in the hot and sweltering city l ":3. 2‘: cotnhv‘ention had ubecnPg'otittns
. - a ll moo y or some ms. ro e .
.3?“ York, "’3. t‘enement where the I sor Makernew. in the person of Thom-
“.d ml" .of 9 evatcd "5 “3 ‘9 to i as Hunt. appeared on the scene andi
heard'dayiin night, lived a woman i the old maids jumped at his pl‘tipt‘isi-z
o‘loved‘thor husband with an intense. l tion that they go throllgh his machine. :
‘ .Affer lie died and his and, be, transformed into bcalitit'ull
oun maidens. Some rent results
ihi’drest in the green, cem- y S g
.. .. were attained.
orwalk she found that that
ado life. "“0059 an
from the apparat
girls, automobile girls, artists. music-
as as follows:
rth‘dtvinz for her was gone. .
.. a know that never again would'
It a see him in this world, and she lost j
her love of the world and of life itself. ‘ 0U} in twelve links.
lttlng' hour aften hour and looking at ”1" rejuvenated ”M maids ”0““ m
U! . it f th h d l ed: give an entertainment. Miss Lena Mil»
. Home “ 9 man ”“9 a “V .lard sang "My Lady Moon. Miss Helen
or years she starved herself to death. . Cahlll recited
She had- supreme confidence that, af- ‘ nary" and Miss Mae Kclloy 85V? 3 iii-
er site was gone she would meet him
gain. “ There wail something bealltl-i for the evening.
l in her love for this man and in hera
nildonce in . til hereafter.
come. sausage and she promptly came
. alto selection.
The old maids Wore.
allowed to become just what they}
it there soon issued forth‘
lls golf girls. summsrt
lane, etc. One old mald desired to be. .
"The Auction Extraordi- i
Max; Sale Bi
KC“ than Eurtusli'mus
Crackers
7had Sides \Dar 2.
The remainder of this week yoll have the opportunity of purchasing
at a very much reduced price all kinds of utensils. that are ill daily use.
no end of bargains. The quality is the best that's manufactured at the
regular price quoted. The rogulsr selling price is cut one. quarter to
one. third loss during this week if you need any of these goods or think
you‘ll need any for some. time to come make the investment AT ONCE
~~SALE ENDS SATURDAY.
Crockery; Wooden-slave
”a.“ Curtain Stretcher the “Never
Decorated Pint Bowls at. lc. sag". regular price $1.25. 8an
95¢.
Wash Board, regular price 36c.
Sale 250.
White tiravy Boat. regular lilo
at 10c.
W”...
Any sire Chair Beats at he.
Mop Handle. Sale price 7c.
l’rltit. Saucers at 3c.
Plain White Cup and Saucer,
regular he at he.
Clothes Wringer “The amt"
warranted for a year. regular pric
8" "' Sale 81.75. .
anal).
Wooden Rollin: Pins, regular
price ltic. Sale c. . .
Decorated Soup Plate. regular
l inc at. 1c. .
i
\ Decorated Fruit Saucers, reglr
lsr he at 3c.
Wooden Spoons at 20.
I Sad iron llandlos, regular price
10c. Sale tie.
”a.”
Slash \ltanshs tor
llil i'ioce Dinner Sci. decorated.
‘ filled in pattern. gold lined and
. Iaavrsniaua “Discuss ns- -
" UNION. ‘ ‘
Th. Church and Cumberland Presby-
terian Church May Be Reunited.
BUFFALO. N. l'.. May 2tl.~'l‘lic.I
great question overshadowing ill llli-.
portancc all otllers—--the proposed ro-',
union of the church and tho Cumbor-t
land Presbyterian church. which re-
organized as a separate body in 1801,
was the first. order of business in tho
general assembly of the Presbyterian
Church of the United States today.
Not since the day when the vote was
taken ill liltil on the revision of the
confession of faith of the Presbyter-
illn Church. has there been such inter-
est manifested ill any question as that
I of the proposed reunion. The discus-
~ slon promises to lJt! a struggle between
.l’rcsideut Francis L. Patton. on one
side. and President James D. Moffat.
on the other. a renewal of tbe'old
stlngule between the liberal and con-
servative elements in the church. in.
Mufflit will be supported by Or. it F.
t‘ol‘lo, Dr. (Y. A. Dickey, lir. J. P. Cui-
lloiltl and others and Dr. Patton by Dr.
llcnry C. Million. Dr. John Fox alliil
others.
The lll‘Olliltl upon which Dr. Patton
stands is that the confession of faith.
as to its (lalvilllslic doctrines. is the.“
same. as when the Cumberland (‘hurch ’
went. out. lll other words. the revision 3
of three years also did not revise in tho ;
sense of changing anything. He will:
endeavor to show that the confessions
of the two bodies differ materially, and i
that lint-trinally the two churches are
W -M._——-. w.. "u."
9 Burma;
rear 17?!“
mmar- an, '
Y.
Cleveland's all.
is always the r
. - — is n
in the can is as poo M
' 1 first-
every spoonful . QSJY TO P and
- ‘ ' . . flat calle __
no failures —— but cT' ll" Cm“ ‘to be proud
Of on every bakif'ig mlnil you get it.
the world over use in
Cleveland’s. il‘lf patterns recommen
s l ~ ‘ wor a
NO soggy blS"”’ 1d0y Within s/
or“! a new Suit 3
lists Wl'l e ‘lf . -
T y Sela smart n5 Of COOkln
iTiShape th’
so far apart that it will be dangerous
to attempt a union at this time.
Dr. Moffat anti his supporters will
take tile ground that the revision did
revise. in that misunderstandings were
removed. The ambiguity of the ”old
confession has been taken away. antil
the language of the present creed is
such that it is understood bv the mem-
bers of the Cumberland Church and
that they accept it as it is and are
ready to unite. on the basis of the. re-
vis’od confession.
FASHIONS
are making their appearance.
The merchant who drain-s his ligli
summer costumbs on figures with dark
covers is not wise. lie spoils the sale fol
his costume and leaves a bad impres-i
for l a
' of
laco from time to timc‘.
pieces of
exception. There are few who, if they
made the search, would fall to find
pieces which would be just the tbiug'
for lovely stocks for “PT wash gowns.
Oftetltlmes complaint is made ofK
the odor from a kerosene lamp. hciinv-t
burner
elupross's hospital train started on its . disin'
journey to the Far East today. Among . inlg
those at the station to witness its de- 1 chin
partur
Alexandl'ovltch, th
and Duke Peter of
poror‘s brother-ln-law.
the finest railway hospital ever con-
structctl.
the first composed of fourteen ambul-
Ionce cars fitted with every appliance
‘ The “no“ for slimmer gowns that for the comfortable transportation of.
show the pipings of bl'lKlll colors arol, the ill and wounded The second sec.‘
among the becoming neck pieces thsti lilillldcfllll'll‘: “‘0 operating cars “Wm
t 1 operating me
| instant,
istorcs‘ instruments. bandages and
,iustaiilo operating tables. These (‘1
re intended to be detached from
which ‘h‘ n w k w . . , la library,.chapnl and bath mo
5 l o “n s not M l 1» Ml eluding a special electric bath
l Ray car with dynamos and all Katee.
r7 . I
dire life. born to us‘
Cal‘s peculiarly ro-t
fit to- see exhibi—
"afofflove and tldelltytbougli we.
' Teol’flle’slhcereet' pity for the
he , anon of busy courts
Whitfi- tvorces at or ‘up’the flies with‘:
“9503,19“ llty. cruelty. ticscr-i
dcsfllnlh. er of evidences of"
b pluses, growing out of hatred"
con man pndfwife. what a com-
a is drawn by awoman who re
ed true unto death a'nd whose love
as snob that with its object gone life
had nothinzl tat ltrm not». if there
.3 more love" ll it, there would be
. ‘allel‘ tale oi‘plbe sickening anti
issus'tlng‘ divd‘r'." Ll "
WW
‘ SPOTTED FEVER.~
mysterious plague has fallen on
the tale and dozens of lives have been
hailed; outdataly by the dread “spot-
W twist,“ or c rebro spinal meningi-
-‘The doctors are n‘onpiussed.
.r"‘sc.lence can do nothing against
lkiy‘are at a loss to know how
houl'd be treated to avoid fatal re-
.lBlthl, , 4):. . 'y . '
”A government expert. has been de-
, failed by the bureau of public hesttll to
jinyeatistgte \theydlsease‘ and see‘ what"
canvas doneabout it. He is‘now, at
ork 3st flsrtgforth‘whcre‘ the filiyélh
e epld‘dlilil‘i iiééni’é’to be. "
5 waits rem L ”Aves ros cotta-
at , DELPHTA. ~ '
eisfi Haven. May 26 ———The vale
‘K team“ f' thirty one men left the
lty att’l o’clock this afternoon bv the
colonial. Express for Philadelphia to
its rum in the intercollegiate games
Franklin Field. Asmall delegation
' Yale men‘ chd the team,
rind many more will leave tomorrow to'
he at at the finals on Saturday.
The Hotel Clifford
”Opt-e , to item at short notice
mew di'nnera; bailiuets. etc.
monumental]; rue
f' DEBT.
‘ 08m 1.. WIMEi'op.
i
The
”vsnv
NGANR CO;
{new 3
.341“! vonit clw. can We tumult. pkg. Jo . . am amt... cod n..._ u," m
. . , .. - 3 Ca‘nécrowo Astor Milk. 26: w, ill. Boat Full Head meg, 25¢ DELICIOUS COFFEES. TE AS. BUTTER, E G G
BONDS. a mum Milk Crackers. 25c 35.1- N. y. ITAT: Force .r Malta Vin, ”h ‘3: ‘
INVE ENTS "avéirii‘éilliiu Tomatoes, 25¢ FULL CREAM CHEESE. But Laundry 3mm. "9-? 5° 3 NOT. HOW CHEAP, BQT HOW GOOD. ‘
. ST” ,. ’H . . ,. Pure Loaf Lard, lbw ' -. . . 10c POUND 12c. to Cairns Fins Laundry 1‘ p. at; _ ,
V v l ‘ lb. soc. To. flatter-of till. coffee is elegant. Befter give it" Oh a rl e s E
. ‘ \ ‘ '
s
was-fourteen to fourteen in the tenth
inning. when the game was called ou
account. of darkness.
the West, Streets the score was thir-
teen to fourteen in the West Streets
favor. but on the score card it was
fourteen to fourteen. The. West Streets
were afraid to return the game ill the
’I'i’fre‘i‘s‘ lot ,
' barns situated on the farm of Thomas
llalplne. in the district. of Whisconecr at So.
were struck hv lightning early today M. iar price he. Sale 3c.
and all were burned to the ground. A
c‘l-l ""‘l Decorated Lamp ““1 Globe. reg; i’lnt Bottles Ammonia. 3 for 10c
and , saoenlsfgoa. HOTEL MA- .
and Sale‘as Savings
‘ paying better rates of in-
. r. 'i‘. i“. Clone acted as announcer} gill: 'gflggi’iyi‘dv ”fill” "300’ ed to be due from a wick or
Vibes the program had been brought .1 ‘ ‘ that needs cleansing while really it is
. . ,1 ——~~~- due to the lamp being filled too flill.
‘8 °lis...“erg-.li‘:°ti:riii.:i il‘fllili p... .. ‘ 5m“ l ““- Eli’l‘i'l‘ is: tarry:
. _ . . . i . . i 0 0 g , O. F (“fl 9 HR‘
ingnlgtiuz‘g?gggéwnfl booth was inl :‘llllllilegmm price. ’1 ‘10". 8"” -——-—»~ carded. but the other cause occasional-
. r . , , ' - - Soap Shakers, regular price ‘lc. li‘ contributes.
”hill? 213.2233."‘ollai‘iii“§‘.-m.ing. W“ “a” 5'“ T?” “? “11“” “him“ it“ “'2 ““'
_ . i 'l 0ft . ‘ St _ ‘ r rice .....,... par men s live or inc a prev one
I Whlcb coutlfltl Ad “In” about mldnl ht. fill. . s o 8 . . regular price 7... SM, dc. cotton covers which they are showind
was furni‘she liabv quc" r be ”all w...“ ___,..7' ‘ . ‘for both house and plants summer pllvi
.«( 4-2—;st o c '8' ' i i'itl l’iccc Decorated Tea Sets er" Soap Dish;,rcguiar price l'ilwsd Thpl‘l ls anolhtcr mmml whet".
. ' ' ' ' 1 C. ‘a 70. t‘ [19095 0 ace (in? “3 ('ll" )0 "HP!
PLAYED A TIE GAME. regular price $3.98~-$2.98. 0 S M to advantage. let one .,-' the while
y...“ l‘nr‘e Grater. regular ["109 BC. hantlkerchlefs Wl‘h .(‘OlON‘d burdf‘r.
The Tigers played the West Streets
‘esierday at the 8.80 lot. The score 9M0 lie.
to Place Decorated Toilet. Set,
regular price $3.00. Sale $2.25.
to, Sale 9 for 250.
(‘blna Salad Dish. decorated.
gold lined. regular title at 35c.
Accordlnfz to
25c.
Fancy Decorated Cake or Fruit.
Plates. regular price the at 70.
gular price to. two cakes 5c.
...,. .._._........._
BROOKFIELD BARNS BURN.
liROOKEiEIaD. May 26.-»Three
price he. Sale 2 for 51‘.
Decorated Oat Meals. value the
tow farming impienlellls
were saved. The loss is $2.000. fillly
covered by insurance.
. CHILD DROWNED iN POND.
NEW BRA l‘AiN. May 26.——Zygmout
'l‘uskoslle, aged two years and nine
months. fell into a small pond in the.
reel; of his home in Kensington in tho
trio‘s of Berlin last evening and when
‘fUiillll by his parents was nearly dead. '
'ilryllvcll only a short time.
ular price. 81.50 at 75c.
per. value the. Sale 6c.
(liass Lamp. complete. regular
use at. 25c. regular price 75c. Sale title.
--__._—_..~—
Methane
Sale 31:.
_ h‘ttiro Brush. regular ltic. Sal
it).
-“G’ll't with the Clara Morris 'Eym~ "
“You'll never go anywhere with young .
Brimsbyagain?‘ Why now"; .
7 Girl With the Viola Allen ’Voicew ’
'The fool! it was raining when he
came to take-me to the concert the oth- 1
, (so) Fifty rolls Japanese mat- $5.00.
tings. all new. the best pattern.
regular price 25c. Sale 19c.
50c. Sale 39c.
Ives Family Soap, regular price
Hustler Laundry Soap. lb‘ bars
"Silcxo" best scouring soap. reg-
Dtxon's Stove Polish, regular
“illsing Still" Stove Polish. resu-
1000 Sheet Franklin Toilet Pa-.
‘5 Doz. Steel Knives and Forks.
Faring Knives. regular price 5c.
2 Burner Blue Flame Oil Steve
1 Burner Wick 'Stove, regular
cut it in four pieces. bring all the cor-
ners to the center of the pillow, separ-l
sting them with bailds'of the lace ori
insertion which cross tho center of tho:
pillow from side to side both ways. Of?
course the first cover of the pillow f Hm
must be white and clean. ‘
"The House Beautiful“ says
use soap in coffeopot or tryingpan.
The various patented soaps have in-
vaded American kitchens and are being
promiscuously applied to surfaces for
which they have-no affinity. The greaso‘ w“
or fat. which is the basis of all soaps ll
will combine with textile fibers but will
not combine with polished surfaces. it
forms on these a glaze or scum which
i
' fact. not removed. Hence tile peculiar.
flavor we call flat in on
We have made a special effort Elli.
"npvpr : ltil‘ Wll
i your lunch when you go oilt to the s
is very difficult uto remove; and is, in 2, CENT.
"”4“" “mile egos. unison stscunr ....... s
DOUB
Hospital Train Starts for Far East. lips. at $12, $1“ it’llltltchcnlta.” OWN-him .
r . , . tilt-pl ‘ ‘ ‘ '- 'Omw ch all
ST. PETLRSilUiiG. Mal Zia—The ; ”mm. Illicnts are fed, Them are cars
“filling a dispensary. aterlizlng and
(nailing apparatus. a water distill-
. an
cry. cc manufacturing mn-
lere went out with the train t r
F tors. four sisters of mercv has:
ile'assllltants. The empress not on-
. “fulfilled the entire train, but fur-
: shod $500 monthly to aid in the pur-
base of delicacies for the sick.
7
0 were Grand Duke Mlchaeli ' '1“
e heir presumptive: dm.
1
Oldenburg. the cm- . thrand
The train isl‘l
l Eltreet.
l [ONE t
it consists of two sections,
CUBAN LOAN lN LONDON.
LONDON Mav 26 ~—Tho s
__ . . . m l -
narration of the Cuban loan of 883.; Olllrtll-
‘ . available for British subscription
s. : was quickly oversubscrlbell. The lists
ld-l cloned at midday. A premium of Hit
m l gas quoted. it is estimated that, the
, rltlsb share was oversubscrlbed two
4TH)
tier-
cry adjunct of the modern
m-——tllcd interiors capahl'
cleansing. disinfectant
Si in, ()f ‘ I l t ‘
“In doesn't it‘ll‘irtmbul‘l‘ielghlglll‘iglcredit l ”M“ and “PM "0 ””0““ points, w 3 or three times.
of it. ‘ ever they will be of the most use, 9:9 90° \ g , G
The w m , , . . the line. . r you ‘ ; OLD FOR sATu
l 0 n aho hm: no laid “a" The remainder of the train colI d° R- ls. NFW . RDAV SHIPMENT;
. . l ORK, May 26.—~Ths National
n- City Bank toda
‘ y announced the -
gagemcllt of 81.000.000 in gold bars all
~ shipment on Saturday's steamer.
,. ..--......___..__
ll
tour you
intent of
"crab
ckers.
secured a. fllll line of the. National His
CO.'S celebrated lNNERSEAL (..' flickers wk"? a Special
demonstra-
l introduce and give free Mimi“ pg 0! l
the .
. ‘ abole mentioned goods
We claim to have a lsr or variety ,
i1 , of ”it!“ than ani'ouo else In town.
You are cordially invited and lit ing your friends With you b
' ‘ . as i a salt.
5““ commencing; “ml ."f‘u Will certainly want some to
. _ ,.
ashore, resorts.
for crackers is
FOR THIS oucasmu w: WI LL MAKE A DEDUCTION or 20 PER
on: THE SELLING Pumas
.s
of soap that may often be detected ill i ............................. 25
ll glass of apparently clear water. and ‘ 6 ”(53' UNEEDA MILK _________ '3 .... c
‘the mal~odorolls smell of fryingpan.‘ ., ............................. 250
thas entered readily into combination: 6 PKGS. ZU ZU BlSCUlTS ....... a __________
3 with the fat in the pan and sends forth . . ......................... 25c
‘ this sit-ileum" odor. How often .havo l 3 ”(63- 5 0 CLOCK TEAS """"" ' .................... 25
.l hoard wonder expressed at the ap-' """"""""""" C
e petlaing'smells of French cooking. It; 3 “(08' BUTTER THlNS """" . ............................... 25~
its done in lard or butter and not in 3 pKas. SOCIAL TEAS _________ I ________ "
W ............................. 25c
i soap." .
l BOY DEAD lN STAMFORD HARBOR. i
i STAMFORO May 26.~The body of;
..\rthur Swanson. aged 6 years. wast
ifound late last night in the harbor.'
‘ lie was the son of Oscar Swanson of'
Foundry Street. and had been miss-"i
or evening. and be brought two um-
brcllas!"——.—Chica¢o Tribune.
i ing from home several hours when his
fate became known. He was seen 3
about the docks late in the afternoon .
A women's magazine says llltll.’
:‘stepmother" is impolite: that "Sec-
,ond Mother" has a more sacred sound. &
Oh. Papa!
ais.
ilr wSpent
‘ has Big no
Although the price of Flour has advanced on all grades WE will give the poo
to purchase at‘tbe old price for I few days. Other big inducements you as it take advantage of
' MAUD B FLOUR PRICE PER I AG 72:. PER BARR§LL “.75.
. Every pound of this New is no annual to give satisfaction.
JONEB' 8UPERLATIVE FLOTJ R. PRICE PER BAG 7“. PER BARR ELL $5.90.
A gm time "2 "got a barren. Flour will be higher.
. museum xiiix nous. Pale: PER no 77c. PER BARRELL I 5.15.
l j ’f-V’Tlle other fellow asks “.50 abar'rsli‘foatbs' grads. {
we. All! ariL‘L aEiI’lZ'iuo THE sear lLGlN cn‘smsav surrsa in
all this weak.
Delicious Mm Java coffee.
milk snaawlalagewpsunc ell-melt. , p «. ‘
* New York Grocery Co.
\ ,
a’
pl. of the Norwalks a chance
....................... lime rouse.
trial. Can of
waiting for the return of his father‘ 72
from a fishing trips and probably fell
overboard accidentally.
4
CHAMPAGNE.‘ RAMOnAS. AT ‘lENAS AND NABISCOS PER PKG 25
t I c
AND ALL OTHER CRACK RS AT REDUCED PRICES
FF’S‘
SOUTH NORWAL‘
phone Call 3385' K. CONN.
,Jostfi“
NORTH MAIN ST EET. ,
Told
GOOD
giving.
THE BEST ASPARAGUS.
NEW POTATOES. PIE PLANT.
HEALTH
To sell the beat goods the market affords at reasons
LEADlNG G
i .532 West Washington Street. _ .
TELEPHONE 322-4.
‘ THINGS a .5".
Do not injure your stomach by the use of cheap goods Get the best, Which is pure and health
5
WE STRIVE.
i
éprices.
YOU CAN GET;
wax. BEANS. LE cs, TOMATOES cucu
p. , MB
s'rnawssaams, NACH. arc. ERS’
ESE. ORANGES. BANANAS.
gymour,
fSoulh Norwalk. .
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