D
We make our
Ice Cream
I
absolutelu .01 all
§ pure cream.
LANE’S
5| Washington St.
_ oooooooooooo
Local News lilies.
(1. N. MeKlbhin has purchased an
automobile.
I.ItiI-r Carrier W. O. Merritt is en—
joying Ii day off today.
Mrs. 'l‘. ll, Nash has been spending:
two weeks Iii llI'I-II'IIters, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. .ltiI-oh Sehaiih. of Wash-
ington I:iI-I-t, have been visiting in New
\iii‘li.
ArtliiIr Hoyt, Iii" (lI'III'II street. in over-
hauling “in sailboat til the Model (lys-
tIIr (.‘IIIIIpIIII,V IlIII-k.
A regular routine meeting of liuller
laidire. l i), it, II‘., will he held at llie
lolly} I'IIIilIi illi:I I‘V’IIlililg.
'l'lII :id. of the it. it]. Read t‘onII
pain" is third with new.“ interesting to
Ho hIIiIIII'IltI-IpIIr. itend it.
iIIlitII IIlIinn IliiiiiIIr sets t'lili lIII round
at the llowlIiIIIi liry Hoods t‘oinpatu"::
.I'IIn-II, 'I‘IIIIII‘ ad. is interesting .
II. N. Meix’ihliln and family start in.
day l‘oi' I'Vii', Mrlxihbin's silininor i‘til'
lane in the .I\IliroiIIl:iI-k mountains.
All kinds In" t'rI-sli lish Iit (YIIptIIin
lIiII-roas‘ IllIil‘lJ'l. ills ad will RlVII you
an idea of the large smelt constantly
on hand.
Hit in pi'iI-IIII nl' I‘IiineIIIitH is now in
prowess at the store of Rogers In
Stevens. Swvll coats Iit IiIIlIIIIiI'Il in
lll'lt'l'fi. Read the ad.
Mrs. Charles II. llill. Miss Lilia M.
liill, Mrs. M. ii. (‘ousins and Miss
t'l:ii'II ('Illlsilih' are enjoying the III'IIIIII
III'IIIzIIs at Atlantic (‘it_\', New Jersey.
ltIpiilIliI-IIII"1IIWII (‘hIiiI'nIIin (‘htiI‘IlH
N. Smith, III theb ‘Ieioiid Voting. In»
triIt, has IalleIl Ii meeting of the town
t'IIIIIIIiltIIII til the Mike of Judge .lIIs-
IIpII It iii)i(ll tonIoIIoII evening Iits
(I'i'liit'lt, I' ,
lIIIIIItiIIIiII Folding llrownie Cameras
haIII lII-I-n added to the already huge
I Me I. III‘ I iiIIiII Supplies I .II'IiIIl. by W,ii-
liIIin l’. lloiis “I has two store”: one
at I: So. Main street. South NorwIilk.
and the other at in Wall street, Nor-
walII,
writers; for the payment of high
I-IIlIoIIl tuition and lrtinnportalion hiH‘v
lII III Ili'IiIIn IIII the stale tI‘I-Itniirer by
tl.I t‘tli‘ulll‘tlllt‘l' as followa: ’l‘rIiniI-
portaiion, IlIIIldaiiI, $179.20; tuition.
ltIllintztIIIi. $160.81: Sinners, $311.17;
(‘lIIItIIIIIII, $858.04; lladdam. $IiIll.iI:l;
i‘IIII Iill_V, MINNIE.
'l‘iII» Norwalk Fire Department is
planning to hold II bazar at the Non
walk Armory during. the week I-IiIn
IIIeIIciIIII Monday, October 17th. The
matter is in charge of Chief .l. Thorn
ton l’rowitt. The program has not
yet lII-t-n IiI'IIiIigIIIl. The proceeds oi
the W lllllll‘ are for all of the coinpan
lt'}; oi the Ilepartnieni.
.Iohii 'i‘iyon. while driving a spirit
IIIl horse attached to one of Charles 1'}.
SIIyIIIoiir'II delivery wagons. narrowly
III'IIrtI-tl II serious runaway yesterday
The horse took fright at a railroad
train and bolted. Mr. ’l‘ryon. who II-
an excellent horseman, succeeded III
IIIitinII the animal calmed down after
sorIII- moments of excitement.
Governor Chamberlain has author-
iVI-Il the admission of Frank Caverly
III‘ blutiil'tii‘il and Sarah KoelIIIrskyII, oi
WalI I'lIIIry. to ih’e Connretient School
for lIiIIIeI-iIIII at Laioviile. lie has
IiiII.IorizI.-d ilie transfer of lhivid lien-
nIIlI'. Ii prisoner at the 'i‘olland jail
to tho t‘oIIneIzliI-Iit Hospital for tho
insane ”t‘ has approved the hill III
‘hi‘ Ciilllli‘i'ilt'lit Hospital for the lit-
:IIIIIII for July. amounting to $11,311.86.
AIijIIlaIII~tleiieral (“ole announces
the following promotions in Company
A or ilie Second infantry: St’I-onii
Lieutenant Clarence ll. Bangs, I)! Wait-
I-rhiiry, to be first. lieutenant. Vit‘t'
Sundiand retired; First Sergeant Levi
Wilcox. oi Waterbury. to be second
lieutenant, rice Bangs promoted. both
with rnak from August 1. 1904.
Folding ilrownio cameras can he
bought for the small sum of 85, at W.
1’. Becrs' stathriery store.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Goodiellow, Miss
Ethel M. (loodtellow. Mrs. L. M. Odell,
Miss M. linviiand, Mrs.‘ L. M, How-
land. of ,Fori. Edward. N. Y., have
taken apartments at. the Hotel Cliftord.
Mr. (ioodtellow in the. president of the
St. George Pulp and Paper Company.
in Norwalk.
T. p}, Powers and wife, Norwnlk; E.
Lndlow, J. C. Donnell, J. M. O’Brien.
(3, H. Wilkins. Boston: 8. S. Carpenter.
Louisville, Kentucky; 6. W. Brewster.
Derby: C. 1.. Howes. Buffalo; Oscar
Splegel, J. H. Correy.John Jennings. H.
H.‘ J. Rust-he, E. K. Halloeh, J. H. Dak
S. J. Hosford, James H. lrwin. New
York: Edgar T. Holden, Midletown.
Conn; Jack Voires, Toronto; E. M.
Avery, South Salem: F. B. Bouton.
Georgetown; Mrs. William Peace. Chi-
cago: M. J. llirschfield. Cleveland; J
Sauter. A. handover, Yonkers: J M.
Sexton. Bridgeport; R. J. McGuire,
Newark; E. '1‘. Section, Providence.
were guests yesterday at the Hotel
Clltford.
WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT 4x5
PLATE CAMERA, ’m'CE $2.00,
WHICH IS SELLING PACT,
W2 WRrrz' ,
Tornado
Insurance
AT
Very LowRatos
Full information
gladly furnished by
Taylor& Golden
74 Worthington 8t., Co. Norwalk, Ct.
.J
William E. Clitl’k and iIiIIIily
spendini: today in New York.
A l’l‘Millill‘ weekly drill IIt' ’i‘Iinlty Nu-
I'al lieserw-n was held last evening.
Dr, Jean l.)tht)rlii'l' and family re—
turned today from It visit to the White
Mountains.
.\ rI-uIIIIir hitallit‘fis IIIIIIItlng ot‘Si.
Joseph's '1'. A. ll, h‘tit‘lely Vi‘tIII held lust
III'eniiiII.
.lohII Warren. \Villltini Williams and
it‘. ill. l.II||y, of Bridgeport. Iii'e spend-
ing today at ili'ighton lieIieh. .
Mrs. AIlIlle Myers. none and daugh-
ter, of iirooltiyn. N. Y.. are visiting
lVlrII. John l)iIPiiy. of :10 liuvilund
street.
Last call on shirt waisi suits at it.
Krieger 6'; t‘oiannI)"8. They are bound
to t’li‘lll' them out iii the next few days.
Read their ad.
Everything is dull in the police llIIII,
Apparently eilhI-i' t'\‘1‘l"\'tilll' has re»
formed or all the disorderly persons
are oilt'ot‘ town, as there has not lII-IIII
an arrest made since early last II'I-IIlI.
There is no change iii the linttini; :I'il
nation today. Nothing further has
been done in ilie wIII IIl' Iii'lIiii'IItiliI: the
matters of (lilIIII'IInI-I- as some Ilitlleulty
has been experienced in getting the.
lirillll'ttllil‘n' loin llll'l.
are
Our Brut Guarani-o: Soilsfaonon or Money Book.
Price Cuis
. . ln
Rain Coats
Unusual but lruo': and almost too good to be true.
SWELL 1’10 and S12 RAIN COATS at
SMART SIS RAIN COATS at I
\.
FINEST $18 and $20 RAIN COATS a!
37.89
59.89
$18.89
We can fl! you. If you come now.
Snaps In Sulls for Man and Young Man :ln Hats
and Furnlshlnas.’ ln Bays’ Clothlna.
_. I
ROGERS & STEVENS
Successors to Comsloolt Bros.
MI‘H. .ioliII NepnIIiIIIuI-r has received
It letter fironi her sister, Mlas lIiIla
h‘elIIniIlt. IIho Is ll‘llt't'ilii‘: iIi iierinany.
that line has III‘I'iIIIIi there safely Iti-
iIIr a wry pleasant trip across during.
which the sea was like Ii tIII'li pond
and very few people on horrid \vere
seasick. She is now :it lileiihvilii.
iN MEMORIAM.
’l‘hI- i‘ill'tllllt'lt‘l' ol' the period can
without I'l‘n‘tl'Vt l'illr;t-i the late (home
Edward Loiinshury among the grand
III-parted who had no touch of inter—
ioi'ity in their make-up, liorn a little
III-roan otir hardy NI w ltlnuland (‘Ull‘
lines, the ea-tiovernor was retired at It
hearthsiohi the priheiplts ol' the heads
III’ which were as stable as was the
granite that i-Ii\'iroIIiIi their prlIIIliiVII
ll'IIllt' preeinetu.‘ The lad was given
an tililt‘Iillllll and his only iIIIpiilI.~-.II
\t‘us III make his talent .‘Illlin‘t‘l'Vt‘ thI
welfare of his fellow men. He was
IiwliilII enizaneil'as IIII inrti'iiIIIoI- oi
youth, and alter YIIII- graduation. stud—
II-:| I'IIi' ll‘i' t‘liriatian illllllnll'y. and
was ordained to the lllIII-tniatII in the
lIinsI-opal Church. in lhi»: capacity
in lth‘t'ibi‘ll the I-lIII-iI-Iil \ili‘lllltlll tin-
tli plush-III llllll'illtl_\' obliged him it.
i'tlllltllllhll proI‘ImIIInnal duly. Ho IIoii-
sriIIntioiiII. lIIIIII \Ill'. war; he with rI-ier-
IIiII-e III lIiII I‘IIlIIIstI-I‘inl iIlIlir,:iliIIIis.
tlIIIt. lIinIIII-lt' unable to discharge ih'I
.IIIIIIII‘. he supported another in tho
pIIIi'IIrIIIancr III' lilt’ sacred (Jilii'tn. ”I
was It man III' the vitally virtuous typI-
ind one who. san‘I-ycd l‘i'oIIi tiny llllHl‘
lilli‘ or tested at any point, was pIIr-I
ity itself, ”i‘ was iiohly natural and
not only IlIIIIiIl of but III IiiinIoIIIIl
piIlInae. in thought and onII and
llt‘lil he \I i: 1’tllllll1t\\llr‘.lt man will
I IonseirIII-e. IIlIIIsII t‘lll‘t't‘l‘ has been I:
I'oliiInI and his life. public or private
tlii inst dclinitlun ol‘ tiIlIiily, i'IIIiztlIllI
ity and iIIIiInpeIIclIalIle integrity.
lion. (leorgc 16.. non of Nathan and
”who llilllllfiillll'y, having served hi:
hi and served his generation, and
“t‘l\'i'tl his purpose. I'Ists from his in-
tIIIIII. Ills works follow him, and bless.
ml is his rIIIneinhi'ani-c.
BETTER THAN SPANKlNG.
Spanking does not cure children In
ilt‘il wetting. if ll did there would he
I'ew children that would do it. There
is II constitutional cause for this. Mrs.
‘IV'i-EtII her today if your children tron.
IlII _\'t)ll III this way. Don't blame the
IlIilIl. 'l‘lIII I-hane‘I-s are it. can’t help
L
View: of Norwalk,
South Norwaik,
Bell Island,
Roton Point.
Also a fine line of New York city
and Coney island, and comics.
‘.1, SIIIIIIIIIII'I-I, llox Slit, Notro Danie. ,
IIIl. will send her home irenliiient to ‘
my mother. She asks no money.
soureriirl’ostal Cards ’
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL, 02-2.
A good deal better grade than you I‘ll“ get else-
where and cleaner, too.
What you pay TH iIIIportIiIIt, but experience teacher.
that the Best II: the least costly.
Buy Oats 'l‘hatII Clean,
'IAN URL '1‘. HATCH.
2*\,./—-'\/”*\¢P\/”V "
You Need a Piano
it is: no lIIIIgeI II lll\lll\. but an IiItIiIil neeIIII min in every home.
l‘he eIlIiIntion of any one in iIIIIIInplIIt ,. without some ltIIIIiIlI-Ilize of
music. The lll’iilllly ilt‘llt‘Vt this t-Iso it would not be taught in
our schools.
We Need" Your Trade
and in order to gel li.1llllsl hm II your full IoIIfiileIIce. Wotan more
to yIIiIi sIIii: I-tIIItion that WE KNOW WHY OUR PiANOS ARE SURE
TO SATlSFY. You \IoiilIl hesitate hi‘lllrt‘ Ioii honoht an automobile.
if the donor could only to It you "it would "riIII. IIIIII, and all others
were \i’tiitlilI-s<. ' We in IIe studied the ('tlllrlllili lion of Pi iaIIoI-I, know
It good llt'lltlll when \Vt.‘ pin) it, and tell you irrinklv that we do not;
handle ALL the good ones. it Wt‘ did. it would be necessary to rep-
resent met two hundred Inaniilai liners-- IiII iiiipo..sihility.
WE OFFER YOU AN HONEST EXCHANGE FOR YOUR MON-
EY WHETHER YOU WANT TO SPEND $10.00 OR $1,.,00000 YOU
ARE EQUALLY PROTECTED.
TUNING AND REPAIRING.
l
We keep the Danbury News.
l0 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spalding’s Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
CO LE MAN’S
to North Main street, South Nomlk.
Agent far A. G. Spauldlng'n hubs"
and Sporting Goods.
Before the
Burglary,
Not After,
\\
is the time to rent :1 sale deposit box.
We have some good sized ones for
$1.00 per year.
: larger ones from $5.00 to 816.00.
Packages stored at reasonable rates.
FOLDING norm CAMERAS
$5.00
W. P. BEERS,
STATIONERY STORES.
6 South Main Street, 49 Wall Street.
INDUSTRY COMMANDS SUCCESS.
’ \ ABILITY COMMANDS INCOME.
The world is not for wrong when it judges 11 person largely by his
purse
if in the prime of life. II man is poor, his poverty argues some detect in
him—I ery neglected opportunities.
A (1001) BUSINESS EDUCATION MIGHT HAVE MADE HIM A
WEALTHY MAN.
Oni- Day and Night School courses in BOOKKEEPINGI STENOGI
RAPHY and TEIIEGRM’HY nfl'ord o mbltions Young 9801319 no ODDOrhmity
to become nmmessiv e. money-making buslncu men dud women. Dulce open
9a m 1091). in daily.
NEW TERM BEGINS TUESDAY. SEPT...
SARTAlN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
abut-Ii no WALK. c'r.
otor George F. Hon:- is dying. His
SPECIAL
Wlnu and Liquor;
1
Cal. Sherry Wino, 19c pt.;
36c qt,
Cal. Port Wine, 19c db; 38o
qt.
Cal. Claret. 45c qt.
Sweet Cnthlbn, 35¢ qt.
Kollor’u Whilkey, 85c qt.
Hill-Ida Whiskey. 01.00 qt.
California Brandy. 96¢ qt.
We guarantee thou wind. and
liquor. to be absolutely puro.
THEEIll‘iTliTT’iilllilitil
The Prescription Slum.
All can pan the door. Night
Calls Answered. Tel. Call, 15 2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S‘l‘ltEE’i‘. 10:10 it. m.—The
tone of the opening stock market to-
day was Very Irregular. A number of
the hard and unit coolers rose a frat:-
tlon, Noriollt and Western gains reach-
ing%. but Penna declined ti. fraction.
The United States Steel Mocks were
also lowei. llnioii i'IIIitle rose 1/‘ and
Southern l’aIlliI. tell I'ltI. There was It
IlIIIllnII III' ',-,’I in Sugar.
WALL S’l‘ltldld’l‘. ii ti. In.——in the
early dealings Sugar and lilotropolithn
securities \vI-re forced about It point
and United States Steel pt‘d.. a halt till»
Iiei' last night with effect on the whole
list. Large liming ol‘ (Inturlo and
Western carried it up :1". and tallied
Ilie market. The rally did not hold
well. Metropolitan si-I-iii'itiIIII IlI-IIliiIeIl
:IgliillIiilg and llieiropolitIin Street Hull»
\Itiy and i‘IIiIaIiiIiiI i’IiI'ilie 7t. Aineri
IIIin liiIziriIIt ’l‘IIlegraplI tout t 1L (lIilIIII
III" 1 to “.1 were made by Atlantic t‘IIIIII'l
lIiiie. NIIthi-rn t‘IIIItrIIl IIiIIi t‘olton t)il
iil‘tl. ‘
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over tho prlrato Wires or
Maples & Goldsehnihlt, Commission
Brokers. Swartz & Corbett Block,
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. lllgh. Low. 1 pm.
Atnal. Cop. I’I:-. ', 53% 53-1,.
Am C & lI‘ CII.. l‘.-"I ,. Inf»; In», nit/I.
Alli. (Tot. Oil. 32V; 12" I. 3211,],- 3:11.,
AIII. Ice , 7 7 7 7
*le. Dividend 2 per cent.
THEIR TRAIN KILLED A HORSE.
Experience of Members of Glrls'
Friendly Society Bound for Va-
cation Home in Canaan.
Mrs, Whaley M. Nibloelt elIIiperoned
three members of St. l'tiiti's Giris‘
lt‘riendly Society to the vacation home
ine Canaan. Monday afternoon.
An experience that was somewhat
telling on the party came when they
were passing through West Cornwall.
when II Dr. Smith, on a hurry call.
was struck by the locomotive of the
train. The boiso was killed the phy-
sieian perhaps, fatally injured, thrown
in one side or the track and the wreck
of the carriage piled up on the depot
platform.
Mrs. Niblock returned to Norwnlk
yesterday. Mrs. C. 11. Coolidge will
chaperono other members of the socie-
ty to this place Monday.
CONVENTION DATE CHANGED.
Hyperion Theatro, New Haven, Engla-
ed for September 7.
NEW HAVEN. August l7.—0wing
to a prior engagement of the Hyperion
for the evening of September 7, the
dates of the Democratic state conven-
tion has been changed to September
6 and 6. Secretary Thomas. of the
State Central Committee, was intorni-
ed of the situation today, and be im-
mediately sent word to Chairman
Walsh. The call tor the convention
will be changed to conform with the
new dates.
SENATOR HOAR DYINO.
Cannot Live More “Than Two or'ThrOn
WORCESTER,“ “888.. Aux. l'l. -—8en
astound and also his son. George
kwood 8031'.st this month; that
the tolerant. mtormidn‘otltvo
.mm
AIII. Snielt.. all 'I‘ til ‘«.I hill/.1 til
AIII. Sugar. 1331' 1.2% 1311/; lat-3,,
AIIIII-oiiila. 7:1 72 72 71:
\, ’l‘. IV: S, lI‘II.. 811;, ill 1,. 8074, MW.
A. '1‘ &. S II‘II pi its Its 971%; 971;.
itzillo, to Ohio. H-lii", M3: M113 84%
ii‘ltlyn. it, 'i‘.. fill-iii. 5372,. 5314. 52:3,.
(‘ht‘rL & Ohio, 2271,43 38‘... 37“.. 1277‘.
(‘h. (it. West., in In 14% li-‘ii
t‘.li M N: St 1', 15"”; lI'IIIl 1501,.- 1.3m,
(III. F. a. 1.. auto .‘li‘I I. :II'II. :IIII.
t‘on. ”11.4., 1901,; lliti it": it";
iIIIl, It} llIiIl. lt‘Il it: till li'Il,
lCrhu :n‘g 30‘, Eh 2H1;
‘lirle. lst, pf., rain, or: I'm, In.
IIIIn. Elma. 1031.5; III::I,. than. haw;
Ill. Central. 1126 111i: 1111i 1316
Lou, A‘I Nash, 111071. 12114; i‘JII-‘l’. 1203;
Manhattan. my, llIl'. 1M". lrIll’.
Met. St. ity. 1:1) 121% l‘JZli 12113;,
Mex. Central, Wk, 10% 101,3 10-1.;
M. K, & 'i‘.. “dignfltlle 2054; 20115;
M, ii. NI '1‘ pi., 13 111 iii :1
Mo. l'aeilie, 1m 05%;, M 05
Nat. lautd. 2‘.‘ I; 333?“ 13‘”! 11:
N, Y. (.‘t‘llll‘lil. 12014. izit‘i 11919 1:10
Ntil'f. & \Vt‘nt..ti2l7x ‘. Ii (Lil/2 “I‘M.
()iIt. Iii West, 321 :‘ 3:1 34
Penn. it. it, 122% 12:17 12:1 123%,-
l‘IIo. his. liIIi-‘I, 100% 100% 10th
l’rea. S. Car, 3213/]. 3319i 33% 33%
Reading , III-"x. 5.1 511%. 547.31
Read. 1st. pf., til-”la Sl-"I'. MW. 84%
Rep. Steel. 7-7;. 7 “’ 7'6; 71.1;
Rock Island, 21",. 2H,: Silfi 247,5
Rub, ‘Ioods, 17% 1.\‘ 171,4, 18
South. Poe. 55% 535% h?) 55%
Sou. liy. Cu. 251/, 27?» 26% 1103,,
Son Ry Co. pl’. 92 92% 92 021,43
Tom. C. Sr. 1., ii 44 44 44
Texas Pad, “81" 28% "7% 118
Union Poo. 'III" tilt-'51. 985’ 08%
Union Poe. pf.. Iii iii ill 91
II. 8. Leather. 7- 7% 7% 7%
U S heath pl"., 85 85 85 85
U, S. Rubber. lit-fit. 19% 19% 19% .
ll. S. Steel, 1‘3 12% 11% 1:1
ll S Steel, pt.. I'm-3;, .59 585K. 58%
Wabash. lb‘lIi'I 18% 18 z 115%
Wahaah. 131,4. 15‘8". 18 iii-'33
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
Suit, You
I'
We Refuse To Carry Over the
Following Articles.
v '—------- .
V2 PRICE on 35 RAIN COATS. .
y. PRICE on ALL wasu suns. ’ ..
9/; PRICE ON ALL WASH PANTS "““
I/2 PRICE ON sTRAw HATS. 't. “I
y2 PRICE on BATHiNG SUITS.
y; PRICE on wurrs AND FANCY vssrs.
DERBYRisnsnunosRWEARAT...I...............I.......-m----IWI
apiscssron..............................................31.00
BIG LOT or NECKWEAR AT.
BELTS, coon ones
‘
SELLECK & PRICE.
I Clothiers and Furnisherl. I ‘-
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
3-1.
TELEPHONE CALI} 324-2. i' '7
Celery Plants
it
means more than the. mere trying on of diti’erenl glasses if done a/the 09m
IIil Ioomsot ll. B. llo,Ii. With one of the best equipped ofllces in S '
NIiIIIIillI. he has eI"er means: for making the. most ace mute and reliable
tests and the best. Insults are assured in eveiv case. All glasses are 001%
.Itriieteti to order, anti special lenses oi any kind are furnished. . .
HOMER B. HOYT, Rolraorlng Optician,
Room 9 United Bank Building, Bouth *Norwalk. coon.
Special Appointments at convenience of patron. ‘
Wu!
TELEPHONE 108. Free delivery to all part. of the two cities. .
R. J. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish M’k’t.
Long Clams. Round Clams.
Soft Shell Crabs. Line Lobsters.
All kinds of Fish received fresh every day.-
ALL Goons WARRANTED.
WEST IND WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John
lanolin—20 Whit. 8h. Danbury;
H. Forrlo’ ml *0.
TSP-cine strut, Duluth-ll.
OF COURSE NOT ALIVE]
"1— J,
But We deliver meat so fresh till it;
couldn’t be fresher Without being Ill '
As a matter or fact meat should but:
for at least a day or two to M-
healthtul food and our modern
Ode of pieserving assure you ll.
tender. juicy and altogether m
meals at all times. Orders fluid
prompt”. [I.. II I‘d.“
Sch-ub's Mark“
12 WAIHINOTON ITIII‘I'II
'Phorio. Ill-l. '
MN... MW
WHO SEES THE
CONSEQUENCES.
Ho Soos But
no vpu REALIZE the Iorlonl omm- or 0am ‘
Pfloolou beyond all other nonunion: u the W no I Iv
um. your nlznut consideration.
DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION VIII. PIE I:
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