5.3g; sets 6.13.
NI DINTINIL TILIPHONI
‘ GALLI.
tsr's Rssidsnss.
~Idltsrisi Room.
r‘r-II‘IMN'OMOO',‘NW|IIL ~
Sentinel today prints In full
tier of (acceptance of President
. lore Roosevelt. in It be expresses
‘ «to on the qtiestions of the day
‘_ very-interesting and straightfor—
m way. The letter should be read
organ.
“W—
FASHIONS.
Decorate your shrimp salad with
urtium niobium”: .
butter and lard mixed are often an
'. Movement forfifrylng over either
it separately." t “ " '
as. ‘
any rows of narrow velvet ribbon
aid are placed on the skirt so as
no a band.
The Eton coat vvithhlts't jaunty pos-
tilled back will take-hotter now than
, _ when the season‘ gets colder.
. n the long costs have a warm look
Nchwe like.
[I the hair clean and It can be
edlmuch more easily. This does
mean~to keep II. dry slid harsh
trequent shampoos and cheap
it! A. dry shampoo is a very effec-
31'ngth In keeping ,the hair loose
,4. Millie the ruffles. In your elbow
" item; of some material that drapes
readily and softly If not of lace.
Ike themrdee . for a short ruffle
{some slightly-s ‘ material gives a
in: chest that Is far from desir-
on'an evening gown.
.. ighter and sunnler your rooms
,, winter time the happier you
Do not drape the Windows
at least in rooms you live in.
9 people think that the more
they use the lighter their bread
’ If they will experiment next
I it less yeast, they will find their
per grained and nicer In ev-
. Of course there is a point
”which one cannot go, but there
tile question but that most cooks
hop much.
lingo. four six, eight and ten-
yard all-over laces are being
‘upaas soon as they a c showm
" its and ,evoping.wals.s. it is
ery one 'who can Dick them up.
We are all at"? mlnddhatthey are
qtihly beaut III.- The latter means
or more dollars fora waist with
ny chiffon lining or the bit of
finish for neck and sleeves.
h ugh your storerooms fanned-
see If you haven't tliore a
garments which you will not.
, _ pro but which could be fixed
Mi; and do someneerly person a
. of guild, If you know of no
give them. to, who would appre
there are few homes but could
a good deal of comfort In
writer takes exception to what
Ind wrinkled.
.5)
a. .,
nit
statement,
,H,
,wssz. hop.
4.».
K
you
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W .- W
' fonlhuhd‘fletlremsni
, sldered today by the Novoe Vremya.
em. ask " about among "your
no see if they can't place
may now when winter is coming
ii 6 other morning about the bus—
‘cnding so much money on his
,yd shampoos and other beauti-
cesses while his Wife was
' get along without them and
This writer
”that the morewtvhe husband indul-
eso Instinct-rand sees their ef-
jnore he realizes their import-
muse who without them will
itch faster then he and that
, easen he urges them upon
a Is the true husband but we
the is the rule. This inform-
gathered would lead mate
I was not wrong in my
rom- _ I»
New Yeas cirv.
nouns:
(Continued from First. Pane.)
of a wine that she put to here for In'
form tion concerning the movements
of the enemy‘s vessels auditor further
Instruction. This step It Is claimed
she was clearly entitled to take under
the neutrality InWs, affording her
twenty-four hours' stay and that the
move was considered safe may be Juds-
ed from the known absence 0i Japan-
ose warships in this vicinity. it is con-
ceded In shipping circles that the main
quest of the Lens was the sicumsllip
“ma, which files the Japanese flag and
which Would be open to rupture at
any place on the high seas. The Ama
left fling Kong for Sim Francisco
three days also richly laden. it Is a
question whcther tho Ania will cross
the Pacific as she probably will cull at
Guam for cable advices and be lil-
formed of the danger awaiting her.
Honolulu Is another port of call where
the Amn Could find shelter. The Pa-
‘nd use
ehssrfull s h
shsnforo'l:t”yon. . I!
turn. satanic"... all.
ll
field uhu
"Form a l
anti. are: our." infirm
car 3:" " ...... -: "rt. an or :'
asesrsts so a l' min '3: can “1%?in n
“MI I".
no at I e
s "cannery
I at”.
it" In:
t
a y ons so from
i
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Bil-WI 0 0.
left.
Pleas I .l’sl his. Pots Taste (food no
N B‘iegsn. “also or (flips. lilo. IeJOe. on
it. The (casino tablet
unlined to sure or your Dons!
Starling Remedy Cm. Chic-[o or N.Y.
elfic Steamship Company's
Korea from Hong Kong via Yoko-
hama Is duo here today and possibly
escaped search.
The present-c of the helm will have
an Influence for n time on the charac-
ter of the cargoes sent from here to
Japanese ports. Admiral Whiting not-
ified ..e Washington authorities on
the arrival of the Leno and asked for
Instructions. The Chronicle says that
the sailing order of the American
squadron now In this port have been
cancelled by a despatch from the Navy
Department to Rear Admiral C. F.
Goodrich instructing him to await fur.
ther orders. The squadron, which con-
sists of the cruisers New York, Boo.
ton and Msrbiohond, the gunboat Ben.
nington and the destroyer Paul Jones,
were under orders to sail Today for
Magdalena Buy for target practice.
The sudden change’ of orders, it Is said,
In due to the unexpected arrival of
the Lena. \
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 12. 7.30 a.
m.—Reports_of Impeding Intervention
by the powers to end the war are oonv
which says there Is no prospect of such
action by France, which country would
sincerely like to see peace. The paper
says It would rather that Germany
«.hould undertake the task of separat-
ing the contestants, while Germany
has not the same material interests to
be effected as France and the United
States. On the other hand, the Novoe
Vremya continues. America is entirely
too busy with the national election to
undertake such a daring task, so that
Russia may,“ well look forward to
the war without prospect that any
world power will even attempt to, In-
crfcro.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 12, 7.30 a.
in.-~ln publishing Lieutenant General
Sioessel‘s telegram replying to that of
the: emperor scnt recently. reducing
the Port Arthur gnrrison's term of
‘Iiiitm'y service, the Official Messenger
‘says the news was rcI-civod by the be-
sieged men with cheers and tours of
irratilude. 'I‘bcre is no intimation giv-
a-n as to the method wliel‘cby the reply
was sent. from Port Arthur, but it Is
dated September I3, indicating that
something less than u weck wus neces—
::Iry to communicate between St. Po-
tnrsburg and the beleaguered garrison.
VICTORIA, B.‘C., Sept. l2.-——(‘.nptuin
llyan. of the Canadian pcrluunent
forces, has arrived from Japan on
route to his home at Ottawa, after
spending some months at 'I‘oklo as the
representative of the Canadian militia.
lie was detained III. 'l‘oklo with other
foreign. attaches and correspondents.
lie says the Japanese fleet has suffered
:Iaverely from the encounter with the
Iiusslnu war vessels, and that all the.
Iry docks and repairing harbors In
iapan are full of Japanese war ves-
x‘is, In various stages of repair. One
iIII; cruiser which was In the great.
".uvai battle off Port Arthur had all
her funnels shot away and twcniyvilve
voles in her hull. '
STOP THAT COLD
r It may result in Pneumonia, Bra
illau Balm is breaking up Coidt when
vor tried, almost without exception
II, 26, fine and $I.00 bottles. The Chi
-rd. Renter’s Ind Pialsted's '-
THE‘MIBER’S HOARD
is generally secreted under the bed, or
In the old closet by the cellar. Any
way. the thief is sure to find it should
be case to take a look.
WHAT'S THE USE
of takingmhances of your money being
Why not save a part. of every dollar
itself and you.
willing te-worll for you
EARNING sous PER CENT.
,. INTEREST
D
Mossy Bank saluting.
n's Fine
M
‘siuiés. pure worsted
I). ’ Guinea's.
‘ CLOTHINQINOES AND,
.~ museums: ,
no
IIIIIAI. SALE, Til IILLIOI “XE!
stcumcr ..
Iey have been drawn as Jurors for the
September term of the Superior Court.
In Noroton, which come to a close In
the Darien Town Hall, Thursday eve~
ning. was In many respects. the most
successRIi one the church has ever
held.
Woe Burn golf player. are regretting
that he withdrew from the champion-
ship tournament which Is helm: con-
cluded today at Ballusrol. There have
been so many upsets In the tourna-
ment, that there Is no telling what
'80er might have done bad he remain.
ed In it.
tors nor medicines gave him relief. At
length he tried Electric Bitters. It put
stolen when you can put it in a bank?
It. will. make money for you there.
earned. and the time will come when
your accumulations will take care of
‘ All your dollars are
. i ‘3' c .g
.rIiIr. scorn N25WALK sAVINos
. ‘ , a . ,
deuble
baeasied suits. latest
wellwoithBIé-SQSO
u
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Newton ll. Crofoot and Joseph Hind-
The fair at St. John's R. C, Chllrch
The friends of Charles H. Seely, the
lie was unfamiliar with the
links, and as ho, had not had much
practice this summer he decided not
to play, although he had entered. -\
FEARFUL ODDS AGAINST HIM.
Bedllddcn, alone and destituteSuch.
lll brief was the condition of an old
sodiier by name of J. J. llavcns, Ver-
sailles, 0, For years he was troubled
with Kidney disease and neither doc-
hlm on his feet In short order and
now be. testlflcs, “I'm on the road to
complete remvsry.” [lost on earth for
Liver and Kidney troubles and all
forms of Stomach and Bowel Com-
plaints. Only 50c. Guaranteed by F.
H. Baxter, Druggist, "
She called herself, forsooth. a bachelor
'zirl.
Assumed a manner quite bohemian.
And after fifteen seasons giddy
whirl,
She married an old granny of a mall.
CURED OF LAME BACK AFTER 15
YEARS OF SUFFERING.
"i had been troubled with lame back
for fifteen years and i found II com~
plctc rccnvcry in the use of Chamber-
lain's Pain Balm, “says John C. Bish-
er. Gillam. Ind. This linimenl Is also
without an equal for sprains and bruis
cs.- it Is for sale bv Stiiison Powell
Corporation, Clifford Pharmacy.
Picrce’s Bridgt Pharmacy, Zoltfuss
Pharmacy. "
o , N u
Registrars once.
The Board of Registrars for the City
of South Norwalk. Conn, will hold II
public sosslon‘st the Town Court room.
llavlluud street. In said City, on Wed-
nesday. September 28th, 1904, from
two (2) until six (6) o‘clock, p, m.. to
correci the voting list. All names to
be added to or erased from said list
must be handed to City Clerk. Joseph
R. Taylor. on or before six (0) o'clock
p. m., Monday. September 26th, pre-
ceding election.
Dated at. South Norwalk. Conn, Sep-
tember 10th, 1904,
WM 1“. TAMMANY,
HENRY P. SMITH.
JOSEPH TAMMANY. JR.
Board of Registrars.
s,» 12—14-2iv—~24.
NOTICE.
TO PATRONS \
l have a fulixilne of all the latest
styles in
Fall Millicent. ‘
j, Trimmed, Untrimmed and Readyvto
"WOBP’HDIS in stools.
Miss’ l. E. Hutchinson
98 WASHINGTON 8T2.
(WITH M. 3. SMITH 4 CO.)
Special -
CitII Meeting.
Mayor‘s Office,
So. Norwaill, Ct.
To Joseph R. Taylor,
l Clerk of City of South Norwaik.
/
Mayor, and by request oh the Cetmcil
of said City, I hereby direct you to give
notice to, the legal voters of this City
that (Special City meeting will b3
held 'attfirlon Hall, on Monday. Sens
tember 12. 1904. at 8 o'clock, P. 11., to
consider the advisability; of .extendinx
the water system of this City from the
termination of the prose“. pipeline
on Ely Avenue. southerly to the corner
of Ely Avenue and Wilson Point Road.
and to equip said extension with three
regular also hydrants. and. If deemed
advisable, to authorise said extension
and equipmeht, and to appropriate
such sum. not exceeding meltdown
Y
the llobbken Sentinel, adding, "The en-
tire program was of special merit."
This popular organization will appear,
- at. lloyi's Thcatro, Wednesday, Sep-
tember It. matinee and night.
carry eight comedians. twelve sinners,
twenty
bright vaudevilies. character dancers.
character comedians Corrlgan and
Dove. the grotesque artist, the iatoy.
Brothers, comet soloist iifr. iii Henry.
and the wonderful athletic and acro-
bat feat by the famous European Son—
sationaiists, tho Bartclii Troupe. Seats
are now an sale at the theatre.
Ial admissions will be offered for this
date only. Matinee, 10"25*‘350. Ev-
ening, 25~35-—60c,
Saturday, September 17, mar rightly
be designated as “an extraordinary on-
casement".
note In arranging for the appearance
here of the public's
Robert Fitzslmmons. whois starring
in a comedy drama vehicle entitled
“A Fight For Love". This is Fitzsim-
mops second attempt at acting, and
t
efforts In “ A Fight For Love". vote
him an actor of more than ordinary
ability.
May Gifford. who has scored an act-
ross of ability is Fltasimmons leadhiz
woman, and the cast which Is said to
be par excellent includes Frederick
Watson,
Backus, 0. B. Collins; Jos. Edmonston.
Cripps, Edward White, Maude West-
brook, Emily Dodd and others. .
of the far western country of the Unit.
Sin—By authority vested in me as
_.L..........‘.n E. M V
POPULAR Anussu N‘l‘d.
HI HENRY'S BIG MINSTRDLS. ‘
"The best seen In year." So sails
They
solo orchestra. seventeen
he coming comedian Harry Webb. the
Spec-
Thc offering at ilovt's Theatre next
The manager was fortu-
pnauiistic idol.
he critics who have witnessed his
Handsome, and dainty Julia
Daniel Sullivan, Frederick
licon Friedman. Daniel Morse, .las.
"The Yellow Curse", Is well appre-
ciated and understood by the people
ed States. particularly by the citizens
of California, who have had cxporIv
once ‘wlib the Highblndors and kind
rod organizations' with them associa-
ted. "Queen of the White Slaves”, a
new and pretentious melodrama by
Arthur J. Lamb, produced under the di-
rection of A. H. Woods. formerly of
the firm of Sullivan, Harris a Woods.
which comes to Hoyt’s Theatre to
night. Is based on an actual incident
that the police annals show In con-
nection with their dealings with “The
liishbinders"._ The plav Is in six acts
and nineteen scenes, and is said by
competent authorities to be the most
elaborate melodramatic production ev~
or made. ~
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
Everything Is in the name whim it
comes to Witch Hazel Salvo. E. C.
DcWItt & Co, of Chicago, discovered
some years ago how to make a naive
from Witch Hazel that Is a specific
for Piles. For blind. bleeding. Itching
and protruding Piles. eczema. cuts,
burns. bruises and all skin diseases,
DoWitt's Salve has no equal This has
given rise. to numerous worthless coun-
icrfelts. Ask for I)cWIit's---~thc gonn-
inc. Sold by the Clifford Pharmacy. “'
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. Burning, Scanly and 10
iii Betti-ache snd Psin In
_ misumuisrn, Gout "de
.mmm amps GcIt-‘nz 0P @‘
gum» Children.
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£50» ucDIcm: co cmcsl’igé‘f
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SEEN“! Gsuums Wrmoii‘ V“ ,
>~r Slosaruss or N
« De. season. 7. . .
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THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
Dinner A Bradlsv. Props.
To the lloard of County Commission-
ers of l-‘airileid County.
1 hcroby apply for a license to sell
spirituous and intoxicating Liquors,
Ale, Lager Beer. Rhine Wine and Ci‘
der at No. 41 North Main street. Town
of Norwalk. My place of business Is
not located Within 200 feet in a direct
line of a Church Edition or Public.
School house, or the premises pertain-
Ina thereto, or any Post-office, Public
Library or Cemetery.
Dated at. Norwalk, this 3rd day of
Sept, A, l)., 1904.
WM. McCROMRE.
Applicant.
We. the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law, of the
Town of Norwalk. herebyicndorsc the
application of the above named W. Mc-
Crombo for such license.
Dated at Norwalk. this 3rd day of
September. A. fl. 1004,
John Oldenschlagcr, Jacob Wolf.
Henry C. Frocb, Bernard Reynolds,
Theodore Knapp.
I hereby certify that the above nom-
ed ondorsers are electors and taxpay-
ers as defined by law. of the town of
Norwulk. this 3rd day of September,
A. fl. 1904.
ANNIE E. SMITH.
s5 l3. Ass‘t. Town Clerk.
Start An Account
NOW“
Failiicld Cousin
Savings Bank.
'lqifi
5i Wall Strict,
Norwalk, Conn.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
MONDAY SEPT. 12th
A, H. WOOD, Presents
teen Scones.
Queen of the White
Slaves
BY ARTHUR .I. LAMB.
A Production Complete.
A Superior Cat.
A Play of Great Merit.
THRILLIN‘G CLIMAXES.
EXCITING SITUATIONS.
Prices': 25-35—50c
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Matinee and Night
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14th
MINSTR‘ELS
50 ALL WHITE ARTISTS. 50
New Jokes.
New Songs.
New Gags.
New Solos
New Sketches.
New Spsciaitiss.
. POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
A Mole-Drama in Six Acts and Nine-
A Grand Display of Electrical Effects.
Hi Henry’s
GNICHLOTEN‘O ENGLISH
nurse at rate
A'uoflcinn uH "l'I’sIu'MNTMm
b '. lg s In I oh,
M Miriam-oil's rational:
l- 1“!!! and “Illa. I‘ll-mm m... n».
viuiiliosrihhon. Take on other. flu-Nun
Duncan-us Hub-titanium- and lulu
tin-a. Roy of your Drumzld. or m » Is. is
slllhpd for I‘ vilcuinra. 'rmtlm mini.
In‘i “Ill-lief I-r flushes." i . HM- '.~ ' s
Ilrn Mull. HMIMI‘w-unuu .sl mi .-
III Immim. ( atrium-r (1-. mini (is
Knits: um ruin Fading Ids-mm». I'll.i.0 I-
. LADIES' GLOVES—Fine silk or
- its-lo. value 50c. Black, tan, gray
or white,
s'ATURDAY AND MONDAY 33c.
Odd sizes In P. O. L. KID
GLOVES, They are the best Doi'
lar gloves imported,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 790.
LADIE8’ HANDKERCHIEFSr—
Mexican hand drawn borders All
purn Irish llnon, unluundcred, val-
ue 15c,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 10¢.
MEN'S BALBRIGGAN RIBBED
UNDERWEAR—A great many
men wear this weight the year
around. value 60c.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 33¢.
LAOIES' HEAVY RIBBBED
VESTS AND PANTS—sizes 4 to 9,
value 50c.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 35c.
LADIES’ TAN HOSIERY, LACE
OR LISLE—llght medium anti
heavy weights, value 39c,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 250.,
.——-———-—-—-—-——
Two thousand yards of fancy
striped and checked OUTING
FLANNEL, value 10c,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY Gyzo.
....l‘liack, Navy and Brown SCICI-
LIAN MOHAIR, reg, price $1.25,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 95c
..__.
NEW COTTON DRESS GOODS
— Fail effects, everywhere 150,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 11c
Five Hundred NEW FALL
WAISTS, an excellent variety of
styles, the best. of 6th: and, 590 vai-
ucs In the market,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 390
' FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
Prohibition Rai'u.
IN TOWN ASSEMBLY HALL, NOR»
« WALK.
TUESDAY SEPT. 13, '04
AFTERNOON SESSION 2 O'clock-
Devotional Exercisrs: 2:30 O'clock-—
The Duty of the People of the United
States Toward the Liquor Traffic; a.
"Duty of the ChurcII"—— Rev George H.
Wallace, of Bridgeport, (Nominee for
Counties.) b. “Duty of the States
man"—-Jobn M. Dorman, Stralford; c.
"Duty of the Wage Earner"——Rev W.
J. Cady, Stamford: d. “Duty of Wo-
ms‘u”——MIss Florence Pohiman Leo,
Glsnbrcok.
turer. Connecticut is particularly for»
tunate in having a Lecturer of Nation-
gctiiug quantity at the expense
Do you appreciate good
can be made... .
We can furnish you with
why we cxccil,
arriving now and will be pleased
The race is on
ways in the lead in G
BUTT R
A POUND ‘230.
III l‘i‘.lt‘t‘fi~l.\ usually arminpunicti by a falling off in value.
l't‘St‘TII the honest value of the best that the grocery mar
highest gradc and are sure to please you: they please
lion than tough, stale, half cared for goods and a trio
We pride ourselves iu‘kccpiug everythingr fi
Vegetables will be found here ‘ires
Charles E. Seymour,
“ ‘ , ,. LEADING GROCER, ’
55’) West Washingtonflreel.
(LI One, ¥
"' seer ELGINWCEREAMERY ‘
Dallas‘s Shadow
Congress from Fairfield and Litchfleidi
EVENING SESSION, 7:30 O'clock—.
Address by Col. Cheves; National Lee- '
WALKING sKlars, In. the new
mixtures. latest cut, extra value
It also , .
SATURDAY AND MONDAY seas
MUCLIN DRAWERS, madewltw
cluster 1 tucks. trimmed with
Torches lace. regularly 20c,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 19¢
.....,.._.._.,,_ .,
BLK. SATEEN PETTICOATO,
rog'pr price $1.00 '-
SKTURDAY AND MONDAY 750
One Hundred Pairs of RUF-
FLED CURTAINSJor
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 29c
BLEACH ED TURKISH TOW-
EL8, value 10c . _
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 7::
KING COLLAR BUTTONS, relp
uiariy 6c and 10c.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 2 for be
CRYSTAL HAT PINs, all col-
ors, two on card,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 10c
Small lot of SIDE AND BACK
COMBS. good styles, value 250.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 150
All the New Full Shades In
CRUSH BELTS, silk taffeta. val-
us 250 and 35c,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 17c.
350. Fancy sew-on HOSE SUP-
PORTERS,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 17c.
JAPANESE COAL HODS, reg.
price 35c. ‘
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 17c
12 OT. GAL. IRON WATER
PAIL. regular price 250.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 18c
4 OT. PRESER‘VING KETTLE,
regular price 33c,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 25c
11%
Mrs. Mead’s School.
HILLSIDE, NORWALK.
Reousm September 22d.
COLLEGE PREPARATORY, GENER-
AL AND SPECIAL coussss
or STUDY FOR GIRLS
AND YOUNG '
LADIES.
ATTRACTIVE PRIMARY DEPART-
MENT FOR YOUNGER. ‘
PUPILs.
FOR CIRCULARB ADDRESS
cl Reputation, at this time.
MUSIC AT BOTH MEETINGS.
.1. v. ._
" ‘ TELEPHONE no...
of quality.
Strictly Fresh Home Eggs.
to show goods at any time.
I
Two, Th
)
rel or bag.
hundreds. Nothing gives more (Ii
I of anything in our line will convince you
rstciass. Fall delivery 0f goods are
A full line of Fresh Garden Fruits and
h daily. We want yourftrade. I.ct’s.have it. , ,
for another big run In high grade groceries at “The Busy Store" for this week. We are al-
uallty Ind Price hers and when it comes to the finish just see
these prices out. For this race note the folimnlng:
MAUD 8. FLOUR, (makes nice bread
Every pound guaranteed. Batter try a bar
................... n...--..-u...-..
MRS. M. s. MEAD.
A BIG DROP '
The prices we ask for our Groceries rcp-.
kct affords. Paying less than we ask is
Sweet flutter? If so you should try‘ ours. It’s the finest} that
Our Coffees and Teas are of the
ssntisfac-
South Norwan. '
how hard it will be to beat
I
PER BAG 79c. PER BARREL $6.30
I
STRICTLY NEYTLAID
~ zoos, ,,
PER DOZEN 29c,
FANCY NEW YORK STATE
cusses ,
PER POUND 12c.
SPECIAL PRICES
Matinee 10—25—450
Night 25—35—506.
- SEATS ON SALE.
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3 Its. Pkg. Pearl Hominy 100 BAKING FOLDER
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Large Settle Blue Label Catsup 230
l in. Java C Marie-Ibo Carissa 250
1 lb. But Lemon or Ginger Snaps Q 7e
dl/glhs. Full Held Rios a 250
1 lb. Pkg. Monarch Corn Starch C 7s
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