‘ Communication of Butler-
NO.” ’ at A Mu w”. b. h.[d
rooms. Tuesday. Sept. 20th.
onIyAe. M.’ C
lily I Iily Invited.
.lfraiIcnIliy yours.
loafer M. Mythox, so.
. ‘ has. "of Abram has been flirt-
‘ifltilr’diiath differ since be attained
SI infinity. and apparently bears a
tid' life. since he has suffered no
effects fro mhis various daring ad-
trim. He has been in various au-
_ c, is accidents, in the most. ser-
IM of'rV3lit3fi‘ fie W‘as thrown thirty
{so over I: heiige' and yet was not
. Infinitely imbued: He has in
bed a. fad fer arctic exploration, be-
” ,‘ mpeiled to abandon his ship,
it was capghtda the ice pack off
06 Nutfiiibh flfifhndM: fielhas made
ciliiliers in Europe and now he pur-
“es tempting fate by hunting big
. rl DeGrey is counted the best ail-
! , d shot in England. having so
‘ ntediyfor more gamethan Many other
in rtsmsn. in his twenty- nine
year experience he has bagged 316,.
699 head. ,ln iteland on one occa-
slxifien‘i mild g‘Se‘Se with two barrels.
Anothefiihmmm Shot. is 1.ord Waislng-
ham, who in one day, with tho expen-
diture of 1.110 cartridges. brought
dowa 421 brryoe of grouse.
\ —-——-—~——-—-—~___—.
. An official report to Parliament. on
the condition of Gambia. states that.
generally speaking, the natives are in
good health, which is rather surpris-
ing. considering that they rely, when
' ill. on the treatment of a native doc-
tor, who. after examining the patient.
writes extracts from the Koran in Ara-
bic on a wooden tablet. Tho tablet is
then washedtand the water drunk by
the payment-.5 ,
a
(”an all.
Serve corn bread with dropped eggs W
on bacon These three things makes
delicious breakfast with cereal and Sample;
comm-linen «frosty morning.
Olives and like small relishes add
greatl to the appearance
the dimer table when served iii the
fall. under stemmed glass competes.
'er'- cozy is somethi g which
should find use on every tall 0. Then
the out! cup of tea would be just
» as hot and delicious as the first
A 300d many of the new skirts show
trimming on the front breadth. One
of the neatest of the new rircular'
skirts hast i'tix ddi'plelts‘iitit chad very
flat in the o
and the same in the center bac,k the
sides ,fa'lling perfectly pialn.
More than one handsome coat is void
of I'll trimming save its run bit of
vesting.
There Is a rumor of crinoline but
we will no vcr back to the clumsy
skirt with i grilling rind- 'intorlinlng
all sewn 1093
Beautiful efforts are being produced
with the inexpensive dress hots for
evening wear. The trimming is often
more expensive than the not, and the
expense of making more than all else
Hairline tuck] decorate a' tailored
waist of wash material.
f A bit of hand enrbroidery'makea a
l; handsome waist of an otherwise simple
‘ white mohair.
. 2*"
MEDICOS TO BE HERE.
Physicians of- 'Ilrfleid County Meet
.Ihllomaiit. Club. Tue-day. Oc-
tohcr 10th.
id Count Medical Asso-
ciaéoiffili {but an ill day session at
life Norwnllr C lab on Tuesday, (it tobnr
film. The openlngnnneiing will occur
if a. m. This will be followed at
‘36 in the afternoon by dinner It the
#0?ka Hotel.
physicians in MM
out ofbh
llilm .l. 'l‘r
’ W SIMlcwil lot
are} My .
. *4“
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FORMED.
W...
Io'ys It cm... High School Get To
7 ., Minibar Mud, ligated Officers
“his firefly...
‘ S
the Cantor department
of the town high school mot. yesterday
mWIthiciic semiotics.
The full If is named as officers:
Midentwliouis Var.
' Vice Pmideniwidnicom likens. .
“first!” and Prosertrer~-Virrior
is corrrnoscd of the
field County and the
organisation. is Dr.
moi Norwaik. who
In honor a short time
gm,“ Wiiacmrruuv
The liiili foam is already gory
Willi!) imiwnil‘fi Vt gs; j, _ . M, _l i”
All”. A? MIAMI expanse or
“I changes 'havo furry linens in
ftoroo of empoyens o rams
’ in South Swill}.
‘ I husband promoted to
Ia‘of the platform nights.
Sabin Nitric has been Isloc' M
m Most. Wilton has
to day work and
ii. I now- than, is workini
-' new trucks have
r to fire equipment It
‘ j . .1 u‘
A ”*l'rIIl PaokI
.. lulu Its the
“it Psranilil
* #1
insult
tary.
Mrs.
Sadie
Mrs
of are front breadth NW DONNA
ago.
rigours" Teamwflarlild
ness‘in Batter, Cheese and Eggs and Good Things to list
‘ba‘s‘. ' A
"' WM land
are.
, slow“. said“: try-hays brxrught down consideration.
R. Arnold;
dishes
nno i of the“
iiiystoi‘y.
the
murderer
ways.
a—fl»
r'r'...
rnitfees will be t;
the entire membership of the church.
hurch
v
Mailed Fr" to All
I Ind Milton.
We want every pile sufferer to try
Pyramid Pile Cars at our espouse.
The trial package which we send
will bring immediate relief from the
awful torture of itching, bleeding burn-
ins, mammalian.
, We send the tree fractional in a,
plain solidi when with nothing to
adorns out up in the
form of suppositories which are an
led directly to the affected part.
heir ac‘tibh is immediate and cer
tain. They are sold at 60 cents a box
by druggisls everywhere and one box
will frequently effect ay permanent
By the use of Pyramid Pile Cure
you will avoid an unnecessary. trying
‘ and expensive examination by a physio
clan and will rid out-self of your
trouble in the privacy of your own
home at trifling expense
After using the free trial package.
which we mail in a perfectly plain
wrapper. you can secure regular full-
slze packages from tiruggisis at 50
cents each. or we will mail direct. in
plain package upon receipt. of price.
Pyramid Drug 00.. 2510 Pyramid Buil-
ding. Marshall. Mich.
METHODISTS TO HAVE A FAIR.
Somo important Committees Appoint~
ed at Meeting Last Night.
t A Marge yfpriosentation (le commit-
ees mm a t e organizat on of the
fugumersbig ascents ‘93“ balloon. is First Methodist Church met air... par
Iii ‘iim (if the mo darfng Alpine isonage last evening to make' further
plans for an extensive fair and supper
which will be held in the early winter.
No such extensive affair as is pro-
posed has been held by this or any oth-
er Protestant
years and tyhile the work of prepara-
tion has just begun, a large amount of
interest is being shown, and it is prd
posed to secure the cooperation of ev-
ery member of-earch society and of
the whole church as well.
and location of the fair are still under
A committee consist-
Holly B. Siauson 8. Milton Ste
vans and R L. Coburn is to make fur-
ther report on the matter at. a general
meeting to be held Tuesday evening
of next week. The officers of the gen-
eral committee, and the members of
those in charge of the sub-committees
thus far appointed. are as follows:
Chairman. Charles E. Hoyt: secre-
Haroid B. Hastings;
8. Milton Stevens; ticket agent, Nei-
son il. Hoyt; committee on booths.
Minor D. Randall;
Julia. E. Byxbce,.MMrs. James Golden.
M. D. Randall;
Mrs. George N. McKibbin;
Nelson H. Hoyt;
Smith:
J. A. Richardson;
Charles A. Byxbce;
.. Shaw, dolls Mrs ll. 1. (‘oburn Miss
. .Bodwcll. Miss may in Smith,
W ‘1‘. Duncan; entertainment,
Charlcs'lt‘ Tristranr William C. Foote,
tables, William J Can-
cy; advertising. the pastor and S. M.
James O'Hara: nov-
cities Mr. aners. Thomasvd. flay-
ruond: wallets and setting fairies Mrs.
of George Ret’anAlstyne; fortune telling--
Mrs W. B. Beam
At the next UM his all tir‘csc com-
,r’tly enlarged from
for
fancy goods, Miss
refreshments,
candy, Mrs.
flowers, Charles N.
decorations, J. Emory Stevens,
oysters and clams,
ice cream, is H.
BRUTAL LONDON MURDER.
Young Woman Killed on Railroad
Trainyand Body Thrown On Track.
e t. tilt—The-Mersibanr
.oudou and Southeast
ern Railway, where the brutal murder
of Frederick 1. Gold by Percy chroy,
alias Mapleton, occurred June 27. 18in.
has again been the scene of a mysteu
iorrs tragedy. the dmfls of Which so
far as ascertained are markedly sim-
ilar to that of a quarter of a century
in the present case the victim
is a young woman.
whose body was horribly mutilated. A
long veil was tightly wedged in
nrouth and the police are confident
that the woman was murdered in the
compartment of a train on which she
was traveling, and that her- body was
thrown from the (air.
none of the doors of the train on its
arrival at Red liiil wrre open is con
sidorcd to conclusively prove that it
- was not a case of suicide.
by left her home on Sunday evening
saying she would not be gone long.
The affair thereafter is a
Mary Money.
The fact that
several
The dates
treasurer,
her
Miss Mon-
complete
No ticket was found on the
body and no one ha. been able to ex-
plain under what circumstances the
young woman entered the train or
where she was going. if she was llllll-
tiered. as Is supposed to be the case.
. disappeared
leaving any trace The cars furnish no
clue to the crime which could not have
occurred anywhere, but. in a railroad
car divided into insisted compartments
such as is used on the British rall-
without
1 ' “Vi
“Tynan, Willi”
v
short time.
fist and the present stop is the re-
will
to M ddl‘Ifown‘.
hrucrt J. Walcatinc. the well known
East Norwslk outsmart. w o barri-
caded himself in the Ittic It.
in East avenue several weeks rigs. and
subsequently were taken to the Nor.
walk Ronni l and their to the West-
port straits urn. has bysb comraiitcd
to the state insane as
town by Judge H. W.
rill
is home
$03 willie.
o 0
far Court. He itill’l ”N
deceive omens».
,, entice was taken
_,' ramp M. which hoped that he would
or” is mental poise again in c
There was no improve
Sergeant
to the
" rdn.
A Annual “Town
Meeting
I
The inhabitants, legal voters. of the
Town of Norwalk. are hereby notified
and warned that the Annual Town
Meeting of said town will be held on
the first Monday of October. 1905. for
the purpose of electing. by ballot, town
officers, to wit, selectmen. town clerk.
town treasurer, collector of town tax-
es. constables. auditors of town ac-
counts grand Jurors,ssssssor, board of
relief, three school ilditors, registrars
of voters and tree warden.
The polls will be open for said pur-
pose from six o'clock in the forenoon
until five. o'clock in the agar oon, at
the Town House for ‘ihe
District; at, the Putnam Hose House.
on Franklin street, South Norwslk.
for the Second Voting District; and at
’Randail' S Block, on Van Zandt street
East Norw,alk for the Third Voting
District.
Dated at Norwalk, this 26th day of
September, 1905..
Voting
JOHN DEVINE.
ALFRED AVISON,
JAMES A. BROWN.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
826 5i.
NOTICE.
Electors’ Meeting
The inhabitants of the Town of Nor-
walk who are electors and qualified to
vote at town meetings
hereby notified and warned to meet on
the first. Monday of October. 190... for
the purpose of considering. and signi-
tying by ballot their approval or dis-
therein
approval of the following proposed
urrrerrdruerrts to the Constitution of this
State
Mto wit: .
Num'ber i. ‘ ’
"Bath town shall. annually. or lib-en
nlally. Is lireueioc tors of said town may
determine. elect seioctrnen and sat lr
ofliccrs of local police as the laws may
prescribe."
Number 2.
“‘Voting machines or other mechani-
cal devices for voting may be used in
all elections in this state. under such
regulations as may be presrribod by
law; provided. b wcror. that the right.
of sec ref voting
Those who approve the first of mild
proposed amendments shall give in a
bullet with the words "Constitutional
amendment concerning election of se-
lectmen and officers of local police.
Yes." written or printed thereon. and
those who disapprove the first of said
proposed amendments shall give in a
ballot with the words "(loustitutiorrai
amendment concerning election of so
lecinren and officers of local
No." written or printed thereon.
Those who approve the second of
said proposed amendments shall give
in a ballot with the words "Corrstiiu-
tional amendment. concerning the rise
of voting machines.
printed thereon. and those who disap-
prove the second of
amendment shall give in a ballot with
votes on said proposed amendments
concerning the use of voting machines.
No." written or printed thereon.
The ballot boxes for the reception of
votes on said propscri
will be open from six o‘clock in the
forenoorr until five o‘clock in the after-
uoon. at the usual bistros of holding
annual town meetings. to wit:
Town Home for the First voting dis
trict: at the Putnam Hose House. on
Franklin street. South Norwalk. for
the Second voting district. and at lion
dsii' I block. on Van Zandt street, East
Nor-walk, for run Third voting district
Dated at said Norwalk. this 26th day
all be preserved.
said
of September. 1905
HERBERT it. SMITH.
IZB it
wk ”In?
ken to,
tution {it the recueIt of -
are
‘ LADIES’
police.
Yes " written or
proposed
amendments
at the
CLNTON SAFETY torus.
The genuine Clinionr‘Piu; They
have no rivals and are always sold
at 5c. do and 7c dozen. Sale price,
is doz. .
ALL SILK TAFMF'ETA BINDING
Full 5% ligne. no b or. quality
made and certni y no litter price
was ever quoted for it- by any
merchant. This is a golden op-
portunity for Droésmskcrs: Buy
it new. Black, white and colors.
Regularly sold for 150. Sale price,
11c per piece.
r.—
NICKLED SAMFEII'Y PINS.
Good quality, all sizes regularly
sold at 3c to Be per dozen. Bos-
ton Store price. 20
AIcoa'rso on. Mile.
l’ui rrp in nice cabinets. assorted
sizes .regulariy sold 5c. Boston
Store price. 3c. -
METAL HAIR PINS-
Put up in packages. rehrlurly
sold at Sc. Boston Store pr e, 2c.
.. x
ADMANTINE PINS.
Regularly 2c paper.
Store price. 3 for 2c.
PIN BOOKS.
60 pins to appointwhite. black
and the. dull finish, always sold at
be. Boston Store price, 30.
Boston
100 was. ORIENTAL IILK.
Black only. life Eel.
COLLAR FOUNDA-
TIONS.
ilp-todate. shams._ pointed or
straight. featherbone stayed. line
ly bound. black or white, at BC on.
LIGHT WEIGHT DRESS SHIELDS
Nos. 2. 3,.4, tie.
CHINESE IRONING WAX.
Regularly sold It 3c ea. Sale
price, is es.
.~ WM... h”...
TAILORS' FRENCH CHALK.
Regularly sold at lie on. Sale
price, 1c 0a. Mu.”
LADl ES‘ SLEEVE PROTECTORS.
Adjustable. black. white and
checked regularly sold at 26c. Sale
priro. 15c.
. » lulu no equal.
KINDERGARTEN WORK.
7 inch Hcmstltched Doylies,
with skein fast color embroidery
silk, for 6c.
”mm- .—
SPOOL COTTON.
Geneva Silk Finish, Spool Cot- .
too, 500 yards. substitute for silk.
Wholesale price. 90c dozen.‘ Our
price, 7c spool.
KI-D watch. So.
What do you think of buying
Kid Curlers best grade, any size,
at he dozen?
DRAGON BASTING’COTTO‘N.
500 yard spools 'of this
great
Banting Cotton which
in truth
Dresser liar cer-
'tainiy know its Valuéi‘ 3it rises
urly sold everywhere at he spool
but here you can brry .all you
want at this rate. 2 spools for To.
TWIN ANCHOR SUPPORTER.
All satin front. finest frill web.
safety loop. black, white and col.
era. a leader among leaders, rog-
urly sold at 2.r re a pair. Sale
price, 15c pair.
SKIRT FACINGS.
Brush Skirt. Facing, in finest
mohair. colors only. regularly sold
at be a yard. Boston Store price,
3c.
VELVETEEN SKIRT FACING.
1% and 2 inches wide
only. regularly sold at 35c.
of five yards.
price, 7c.
colors
i’r lcc
Boston Store sale
ELASTIC GARTERING.
Fancy Frillod Web. in all coi-
ors_ regularly sold at till/go. Bos-
tron Store sale price, 6c.
M
FLAT‘IRON HOLDERS.
Asbestos. Boston Store sale
price, 30.
CLARK'S O. N. T. SPOOL COT-
TON.
Whito, black or colors.
this sale. ti spools for 28c.
SIDE COMES.
Sample line of a big lmmlnstcr
factory. Combs worth 20c to 30c.
Choice, 100.
Du ri rrg
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and Saturday , .
ANNUAL FALL OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL FAIRFIELD COUNTY DRESSMAKERS AND HOUSE MOJ'HERS TO FILL UP WORK BASKETS
AND STOCK cLosers wr'ru svsnv KNOWN “NOTION” THAT'S LIABLE TO as CALLED FOR N THE FALL A'No Wrures “Willa Wit 1‘ ‘
ING FULL ADVANTAGE OF OUR PRICES IS TO‘ BUY ECONOMICALLY. BECAUSE WE RETAIL SMALLWARES AT WHOLESALE PVG‘FE
AND LESS iN MANY CASES—DURING THESE SALES AS YOU KNOW.
TOOTH PICKS.
Clean Polished Tooth Picks, best
made, boxes, 50.
TOILET soap.
Large Cake White Bath
usually 5c.
8c.
Soap,
Sale price, 3 cakes,
rorLs'r PAPER.
500 Sheet Packages, finest tis
sue, 2 packages. 18c.
osxrsa kurrrluc corrou.
’ Dexter Knitting Ootton,‘ all siz-
es, 4 to’20 ball. 5c. ‘
$1.00 aos‘rou sans. 506.
About 100 Boston Hand Bags
came to us in a slightly irregular
way, so we are enabled to} sell
them at 50c. ii
DRESS STEELS, 10c DO EN.
The best‘makes, usually I d at
20c to 30c dozen.
CORSET LACES.
2% yards long, best gradc,\’iat,
9c dozen.
FEATHERBONE. 3
Warren’s Silk Grosgrain. Chic
go feathcrbono. Here is an lie
that should interest. droasmakors.
Compares with American Feather
bone or any other silk feathc -
bone. Sold always at 15c per y
Sale price, 6c yard
HOOKS AND EYES.
Deliong'I Hump Hooks and
Eyes. japanned and silvered, all
sizes, regularly sold at 10c card.
Boston Store price, 6c.
UNIQUE HOOK AND EYE TAPE.
Hump, black, white and drab.
regular at 150 yd. Boston Store
iprico, 16c. ~
BALL AND SOCKET FASTENER
This is the genuine article in
two sizear, black and white, regu-
larly sold at. 10c dozen. Boston
Store price, 6c.
m-
BONE CASING.
All colors, 9 yard- pleces,lrogu-
lnriy sold at 15c piece. Boston
Store price, So.
,.
sl
HUMP HOOKS AND EYES;
.‘lapanned and sliver‘ed. sizes” a;
3 and 4. Compare fbeitr- with
any 50 brands, 2c r}; If; ,
.,
FANCY sins commune. .
VELVET carp ages " uproar-
I —a I“ .
All sizes: Boston Store pt‘Mice.
ISO A - 4 O
60 INCH TAPE‘MEASHRE.
Printed on both‘ sidest- Balaton
Store price, 7c. ».
BEST BONE COLLAR'IUTIONS
Boston Store price, ficvdoz.
TUBULAR SHOE LASERS.
Best grade M, 5-4 and H. Boa
ton Store price, Be dos.
GIRDLE FOUNDATIONS.
in a large variety of styles, all
sizes Bost'on Store price, 10c,
are SPECIALS IN PEARL sulr
TONS.-
s
Desirable sizes. Beston Store
price, 6c.
, ,BOOKS.
Sample Books, slightly worn
from handling. During this spin.
2 books for 25c.
SALE or paesbmo ooMII.
One gross all we could get Very
heavy strong grailed teeth. 5,00
grade. Sale price. 29c
PiCTUMRE FRAMES.
Samples and the fruit of our
holiday order. 25c grade at 10c.
WRITING PADS. '
ink Writing Putin. Superfine, pa- .3
per ruled and plain, greatest vMa- .
me ever offered,‘ so.
”a
—M\
BELT HOSE SUPPORTERS.
Kleinert's 50c Belt Hose Su-
ters. long belt, large pad, no
ALUMINUM THIMBLES.
e 50 kinds. this sale, 1c.
SKIRT FASTENERS.
. Mloclt kind opens 'instantly
-'u1' PLacKI'i' HOOKS.
eeping the skirts closed.
sets for 100.,
THAYER IS NOMINATED.
in Third pr-M'trrct.
wouwrcrr, Court. September 25.—
him withorrt a scattering of votes.
l’. H. Hunter
another candidate.
conference the latter
and at
txruvoni ion
city. chairman of
coiiimiitou. called the
was taken up M
announced. was in ew York.
lion was Representative Daniel
Dunn. of Willlurantic,
to the chair. and after the
Town Clerk.
Mayor of Norwich to' Oppose Higgins
The opening of the Democratic con-
gressional convention here this after-
noou to noise a candidate was dolav‘
ed by the desire of the chief support-
our of Mayor C l". Thayei‘. 0' this (‘ilih a
to get a sentiment crystallized upon fui speech withdrew his name
of Willirn ntic. was
he secret
declined to
withdraw as a candidate before ih
When it was seen that,
only a contest by hullot would settle
the matter. James B. Shannon, of this
the congressional
convention to
order. and the mural order of business
or Thaysr. it was
The presiding officer of the conven-
who was called
convention advices from Yokohama state that the
had been called to order by James B. steamer Korea of the Pacific Steam-
Shannon, chairman of the congress-
ional committee of the district. W. H.
Callahan. of Jewett City. and George
SHRaymoud of Norwich, were chosen
clerks of the convention ‘and also
‘acted as a committee on credentials.
Thet name of Judge Hunter, of Wil-
linrantic, was presented to the con-
veniion as a candidate by Thomas J
Kelley, but Judge Hunter immediately
rose, and in an eloquent and grace-
romuirr faithful to him now.
wish
ously.
WILL TRY TO BREAK RECORD.
VICTORIA. B. 0., Sept.
Yokohama.
He
'aaid that he had always stood by Mr.
Thnycr in politics and he' proposed to
He asked
9 his friends to give their support to the
Norwich man
The name of Mayor Thayer was
then presented by Joseph F. Fanning.
corporation counsel of the city of Nor-
No other names were suggested
and the convention proceeded to give
Mayor Thayer a nomination unanim-
ail—Mail
ship Company to sail from Yokohama
on September 17 with the Taft party
of congressmen on board. will endear
vor to make a record direct to San
Francisco without coallng at Honolulu.
An effort will be made to pass through
the Golden Gate in ten days from
The trans-Pacific record
of ten days-ten hours is at present
held by the steamer Empress of Japan
of the Canadian Pacific Railway. for
geM run between Yokohama and Vic-
ra. ,
........> .....,_..
GIFT TO BARON KOMURA.
VICTORIA, B. 0., Sept.
discover who sent the plant.
Tommy's Pop (explaining the mys-
teries of country iife)—-Y,es. a hen will
ink
sit on one .and batch it.
Tommy melons! I shouidt
it would hurt to sit on I hItc et.-
Philadelphia Record
an:
26:4”
Japanese Advertiser reports that oh
August 31. a live Shikimi plant a plant
sent. to the house of the dead) was
sent to the residence of Baron Komu-
re. The police are endeavoriug to
-JECT8 To PEACE. TREA-
TY.
GTON, Sept. 26.~Tho Chi-
. meal. a week or more ago
i protest to the Russian
e governments concerning
nditions set forth in the
treaty of p: .
., hurts, and second, the
" provisions . ads for an drifted guard
for the rail .. - lines owned by Russia
and Japan in Manchuria. China be-
lieves that; nln . months is entirely. suf-
ficient time w‘ thin which Japan and
Russia shall I senate Manchuria in-
stead of sigh ., = months mvided in
the peace treaty. The pro felon made
for guarding t a railroad lines, the
Chinese contend. “Dammit“ an arm
on force of pro ably 15 000' men in
Chinese territory . The Chinese gov-
ment regards the maintenance of
the guard in M . charts of such size as
I menace. and it does not. propose to
w
d! Jan-l ‘
I
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v.4, ding, .r
We Labor Constantly to Please.
ii
i
rill
w... .:>' ~
Charles E.
33 a... wxsanroros Ir.
'
I
assume“ circuits.
’ I
. ”new
Labor Conquers All Things
Ari
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l.
wit
eymoei‘s
BO. NORWAM‘. CONN.
L's m
Do Yoiur-ani-
i9 ibS. Granuhté
The Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter,
= res to such a . ll“:
5 r:
Fancy Native Potatoes, per peck.
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Choice New Crop Teas, , , .
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