ii ’ tiff"
. cacao coo—I.
PURE
ICE CREAM
AND
FRESH “CANDY
LANE’S
II WAIHING‘TON IT.
W000”.
m~ .. ,~_..LL..
totalitarian
. -—Crofut & Knapp hats. O'Brlcu'a.
Miss Nellie Ogden, of Darlen. Is fill~
in; a position with Mrs. Altenbrandt.
in South Norwaik.
tCoekenoe Tribe. 1. 0. R. M., of Nor-
waik. will meet this evening at the
Wigwam In the Gazette building.
Sheet music Saturday and Monday
for 15c. at Coleman's. New line of
souvenir postal cards just received.
See ad.
—-()ur etttire title of ladies' Neck
wear for 2 days, 230. M. S. Smith &
Company.
’Beat kind of coal, carefully selected
and clean at the Daniel Keogh Coat
00, Give then] a trial. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
~—Baldwln apples. $2.
Lawton & Company.
Stillson's Specific Is a guaranteed
cure for chills attti fever and all forms
of malaria. For sale by the Stiiison-
Powell Corporation.
The. South Norwalk it‘ife and Drum
Band went to Port Cluster. last night.
and participator] in a ball given by the
drum corps lit that place.
-—The Krleger to. have added a
new furniture tiep‘t. to their big store.
Don't fall to take advantage of the
money saving opportunities offcrcti at
the great 19 cent sale now in progress
at the Boston Store. See ad. for de-
tails.
«Kitchen Dept. Alfords a great
variety of Bargains for 2-30 for Sat.
and Mon; At M, S. Stnitn & Co.
~A few of .Ioscloff's many specials for
Friday and Saturday appt-ar in today’s
ad. and ought to be read witlt keen
interest by every economical house
wife.
Saturday inducements of usual in-
terest to the emuomicai housewife at
the New York (tr-tacty Company. ’I be
ad mentions a few of the big specials.
50 bbl. I“. D.
,nsaattr = ~
«Prime roast beef 1"l/fic lb. N. Y.
Market.
Intrinsic value attd a fair price are
always to be found at J. A. lllsiop &
0035. Their ad. today has something
to say about comforts anti winter un—
derwear. Read it,
~Freshlbr corned plate, 50 lb. N. Y.
Market.
An entire new line of wash goods
has arrived at 'l't'istrant (it Ilyatt‘s.
This stock is complete and your lil-
spection Is‘solicltcd. The goods are
all fresh aitd new. See ad.
«The Krletzcr Co. will furnish your
home at a small outlay of ready cash.
Dr. Amos J. (iivcns. of Stamford.
was elected vice-president of the (‘on-
necticut Iionuvipathic Medical Society
at Its nttnnnl meeting in Hartford this
week. The president Is Dr. ii. A. Rob»
erts. of ilorby.
Albert Bet-grep, of New Canaan. vis-
Ited friends In Norwalk Wednesday.
Mrs. I'otcr Kehicr, of Southport. is
making It brief stay In South Norwaik
as the guest of ltcr daughter, Mrs. Le
Roy Adams. of Taylor avenue.
-—Fresh or corned plate, he‘ll). N. Y.
Market. .
A number of well—known (icorge—
town young ladies will give a dance
this evening at the Georgetown liall.
It Is expected that a tttttnbcr of the
young people of The Norwnlks will be
In attendance. should the weather per-
mil.
Chief of Police 'I‘honnts Ilrutllcy. of
Norwalk. resumed his duties yester.
day. aflel a couple of ouys' vacation.
During this tlmtu the chief had as his
guest, Walter ihutlull of Newburg,
New York. Mr. Ilttiihill returned
home yesterday afternoon.
-., Pork chops. Ilc lb. iinycs.
Ilev. George Van Alstyne IH Itt liart»
ford to-day. attending the dedication
services of the new Methodist e'ituich,
which are to he held during the coili-
Ing week. Mr. Van Altitytte was for-
merly a pastor iii Hartford ainl the
event In a particular pleasure to Itlin.
-~Iioft. and stiff hats, ()‘ilrien's.
'I‘ho strainer Ameriktt. which sailed
front Iintnlniriz ctc. ltn Ncw York.
Willi sighted IIItI mitt-ti cast or Nunluclt
et Shouts Iighttthip last evening at
8:30 o'clock. GIIIIIII‘III and Mrs. Itttsscll
Front anti son Russell. who were putt-
nenumt on the vessel. are expected Iii
South Norwnlk. today,
«Prime roast beef, 121m lb. N. Y.
Market.
The East India Ten (10.. Importers
and wholesalers. and retail dealers in
bighcut gratin grocerv specials. tut- in
uteri In South Norwulk in the Ilittotttt
brick block Monroe street fit an ad.
In this Inaitc. they warn the public
against Iutnostnru using their firm
ustue without authorization. They
have no connet- lion whatever with any
concern In flouth Norwalk or vicinity.
“I bloom annotate.
coma no quinino ritual: or mar.
an. «to in I guaranteed can for
olutto and fever and all forms of motor
in.
"ILLNOIV-PO WELL 00R.
Mouton multil-
1m:mrw* mm mm".
‘ ucnnsnnonns
. ' ‘ mm 8 entries.
"Leampot roast. sclb N. :2 M’it’t.
Wavhiuton Camp. P. 0. s. of A..
old a business meeting last evening.
It Titouad steak, 12W: lb.. liuyea Mar
0 .
Qua-lily la the constant aim at the
Public Market. Prices are low too.
See ad. ’
“Shoulder steak. 3 lbs. 25c. N. Y.
Market.
A regular meeting of the tiIrlu'
Friendly Society. 'i‘rinity branch. was
held yesterday.
”For first class tip-Iodide furniture,
see the Krieger Co, on West Wash. St.
Star of Columbia Circle, Compan-
ions of Foresters. held a business
meeting last. evening.
~--tireat. array of bargains III the
hosiery and uitdoi'woar tlcp't.. for 23c.
2 days. See poster. M. S. Smith tit.
iontpany.
Shoulder steak, 3 lbs.
‘et.
()livo liraach Lodge, Knights of by
thins, held a business meeting.r Inst cv‘
enitt , at which reports of Charles .I.
Pres oil and Alfred it}. Cave, delegates
to the grand lodge, were read.
—~’l‘wentysthreo heats of importance
to buyers or bargains at M. S. Smith
8; (‘03s, for Saturday and Monday.
A horse owned by Asa It‘ttoie, of
(,‘cntor avcnue. was found dead in his
stall yesterday morning. Mr. I“()t'iiii
had driven the attintnl daily for twen-
ty-twe years.
~-Come to see the grand opening of
the Boston Tea and t‘offee 00.. on Sat»
urday. October 2i. No. 17 North Main
street. South Norwaik.
The stock of furniture assembled
on A. J, Collins and (‘ompany's im-
mcnsc floors. Is front the world‘s best
factoricswthose that have. achieved
universal reputation for reliable
goods. These large factories sell to
one store only fit each city. A. .I."
(‘ollius and t‘outpnny represent them
fit this vicinity. Your purchase of
them is backed by built their store and
these great factories. See adv.
—-A;\ beautiful Morris ("hair given
away free to one making. lif‘tti'cst guess
at lioston Tea and (‘offcc t‘o,, 17 North
Main street.
N. Y.
25c.
BRIDGEPORT MAN FINED.
Stilt has been brought through At-
torney William It‘. Tammany by t‘har»
lea Ii. 'l‘ristrntu, against Alexander
Bond. of Bridgeport. for $100. l'apers
were served III the case yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculley. Some
time ago Mr. Tristratn sued Charles
Whaplcs, who was it partner with
ilond. .A judgment was secured, but
it could not be executed. Mr. lionti
had furnished a bond for Mr. Wbuplcs
cut coats
trousers.
We
worsted.
plaids: in
Price
ilydti be I
tiles. ’1‘ ht
hnrd, tiry.
mat Icr.
bushel.
tuent. dual
at their
requisites,
I are fit to It
' Buy U
We l
:4
ave the styles tiemuuded
with wide collars and
0
still, the suits fit as lbongl
.~ arc reasonable for what'y
ad at from
$10.00 to $25.00
Top coats and raiuproofcd cttais of equally snappy style
and lit'l'ft‘tllittil of fit,
$15.00 to $20.00
M
l'all lists and furnishings: trunks. bags and suit cases.
/"\
.__/'\~.
ABOUT OATS.
Oats are the. favorite loud for horses because of several qual—
‘y contain more itittogcnotts tit
grains. their nutrients .llmtlftlillllliiiti iii the best iatlo
tnotc digestible;
hettct‘ tlttttt .ttty olltct i'ccd.
And ttttw--—tltero are outs and oats.
sweet
for a steady diet tltc It
and plump berry.
we Imvothctit over in
Six quarts of ihehenricst will weigh as much its a neck
of the lightest and therefore contain almost a tlttrd
/ ‘t for quart;
I economy to buy the heavier grain.
’l‘hc use of outs is a very important consideration.
I New tints are itttiigcstiblo and liable to give colic.
ought never to be fed when less than three
best. when a ycurold.
so I. is evidently
We ha
III'III‘I‘ buy‘ suitlcieut. quantity
ted.
tits 'i‘hnts tie tn
MA NUEL T. HATCH
deep
7 ,it
tow them in the new oyster gray itt wide wait-
and in many exclusive gray mixtures
reliable IJIlIt‘ and black clteviotjs and serous.
llcttc'
llt'l‘l ltIlItltl‘S: a try—on is the ttntt. we court.
The weight Is a very important
'It‘ltirlydwo poundsconstitute it. legal bushel.
oats weigh more,
by young men; loug~
vents; pcgvtop
.I
and ttvt‘l‘~
t made to order by ex»
on get: the best dual
.tttot than the other
they are
orso ttppitclatcs them
Good oats are clean,
bttt good
pounds to the measured
more nutri-
a matter of no small
They I
iitottthsmld, and are.
re nuts with all tin-etc
to last until new oats
and now still is being brought. against
Hood on bond.
wlloit't miss a guess at the llostou
Pea and t‘ott‘ct- (‘ompany‘s store.
V
”II was too bad lltttt It’s bad to no,“
said the lady who had called to offer
her sympathy to the widow, "but such
things have to bc. Sooner or later
t'llt'II of us must obey the call."
"Yes." replied the sorrowing one
'b—-»but Henry was such a good band
at getting around the taxes. Now that
he‘s gone well have to file the will
anti cycrybody'll know what he left.
and think of the way the usscssora'll
soak it to its the tit-kt chance they
get!"
When Making
Your Will
Remember that;
the
Interests of Your
Estate
by appointing
The
South Norwalk'
Trust Go.
Your Executor.
p
SHEET MUSIC
Saturdau (I. Mondail .
15c
The Message, of the (lid (liturcb fit-ii
tllvc My Regards to Iiroatiwny
Waltzing With the flirt You I.ovo
He's Mo I’nl ‘
Because You Were An Old t-iweet-
heart of Mine
Yttnkee Details iioy
In the Golden Autumn 'l'Imo
My Swattt Elaine
Sweethearts Forever
Upon a Sunday Morning
When the Church Ilelht Chime.
And one hundred others.
SOIWMNIR I’OH'I‘AI. CARDS.
New York views. In not». It for tic.
t'omit- views. in sets, 8 for tic.
fit, lauds Exposition views in sets.
Iii for file.
New line of view: of fiouth Norwulk
and vicinity. Wholesale and retail.
A'I‘ COLEMAN’S
NIWI I‘I’OIIII.
to North Mum Itrut. Iottth Not-walk.
Agent for A. ll. :‘iluuhllnfo Inch-ii
and lint Ionic.
. LOUIS
49 Wall 8L. Norwalk.
I ANNtIi SI I"I
llICtllN NOW,
A t'ttttltrlic
Gibson Number
(I It‘
“comers, weekly
10c
NIIW I-tl‘lAIlY A'I‘.
W. P. BEERS’
Booksoliorn, stationery, Engraving. Kodakl, FIIm Packs and Camera Supplies
‘6 80. Main St.. 80. Norwllk.
Telephone Connection.
Competent Young Merl
WANTE
TO FILL OFFICE POSITIONS.
Merrill College
II III' SINESS IIIIIISIGS
Wl'IlI
'I
' YOUNG MEN
K IGY
A'I‘ IIiI‘IItitIldt IS THE
DAY
M. A. MERRILL, Prim.
So. Norwalk, Conn.
D
I‘IIS ANI) ()“liIII‘II IMGSI'III
NOTE It.) SIII‘IYIGSS
AND EVENING SESSIONS.
r
Illh
when his
your oylo
I. WALL
«mount
can best be secured «unoomouomuuuomuomnmauw
LHtINIiI
Ottcnione attribute. a tack cf clearance of vision to Me oyu
luau II‘I woolly to blame.
Rumored lulu?
IT'S FREE.
O B. Jackson,
Iroduoto Optician. .
ITRIIT.
AND out!“ new ll cHANoIo
MnOOOOOOOOMOOOMOO OOOOOOOOO”OOOOOOO .
g .4;
AOGORDINOLY.’
Would u not be well to have
“DIWALI. Ci
reqult o ii|ltli Itul
alttont'it, bet onto
the wotttlcru if
Room ii. United
cu aootter or later.
inoic \voultuitctl.
‘uactl in time.
’i'hu proper
IIIOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Optician.
'I‘ctcphone 863 -t‘.’.
Sptcial Appointments at toitvottlottco of patrons
Ruttti-ttuv awnings. ’lutl.
llnnlt iiuiidina.
"Mir-*6: 00.
ALL EYES
Iloft-ctIVo oven, liilit'tltt ulrcnttlltcttctl with
glass ctttt oilcn wurit protoc-
South Norwaik Conn.
'1‘
gootlit.
Suits. #1 t. Ills n
LOUIS UDEL
We null forI
vinoed.
(Illicit IIIIIII‘B Iiwli. III.
l
Waislit IIUIL
tab Washington Street.
Clothing nitd Furnishings Its all prices.
E PARIS CLOAK AND
33 South Ma a Street.
The cheapest house III The Norwnlks because we manufacture our own
up: Coats, S-l till up: HItlttt-i. $1
I; Itivenlut; (lowiitt, 320.00 tip;
AN
cash and save you are re than
UDELMAN
GLOTHIER AND FURNISHER.
Next If) Post Office. 80. Norwalk.
SUIT HOUSE.
80th Norwalk.
tut up: ltttln t‘ontn, titluili up;
that; at all prices.
double. Quinn and be (lun-
Preprietor.
Runner-“Milt
'on mail teIIJ
or hitgittt hit
that seared i
per’a hum .
men wear troubles? Sidneyn—If I tell
it do vou
automobile
Rodnnyw Never; hon
iney- ~~W0II It's to hide "Yes.
”.Iltiw did her father treat you?"
"Quite warmly
Indemil”
k in our oyen.-tlur~ thorr'ii be no danger of umashiu
- furniture.”»01mtnnd Plain Duo or.
. M...“ «4..
lie Invited me out.‘
lit.» said.
More Energy.
How much more one can tic-
eontplittlt when I‘cellng full of
life and "vita” titan when feel.
~ inn all run down uttti have no
Ml'fitlfillit ’i‘ltitt rtin down condi-
tion ht not always caused by dis-
case. but unless some good tonic
ls Iltlittfl It tntty load to a long
slcknrss. lt‘or aspecdy recovery
take
BOSWDII’I‘II'S
INII‘ALIIIBIJ‘J NERVINE.
Your old energy will come
back, your appetite will he re.
covered. it Insurers perfect
health.
lite tiliffurti Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
. TEL. CALL 151
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOO
Maples tit holdsclimtdt 00.
(Incorporated)
IEOMMISSION BROKERS.
anion In
Stocks, Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Iwnrtz d. Corbett Block. Io. Norwnlk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL S'I‘RIGIGT, it):itl a. III.*~"I'IIO
heavy tone of the London market was
witltout influence iii the opening trans-
actions In the stock market here today
and prices advanced practically with.
FUSION.
r-uu-t-b-ws.‘ ..
THIS CITY.
Telephone Call 324-2.
IN FALL CLOTHING FOR MEN WILL BE FOUND HERE IN PRO-
PROPERLY TAILORED CLOTHES MADE OF THE.
PROPER MATERIALS WHICH CAN STAND THE TEST OF SER.
VICE AND PROVE THEMSELVES WORTHY. “THE LEADING
”MANUFACTURERS OF MEN' 8 APPAREL CONFINE THE .PROD-‘n.
UCTS OF THEIR TAILOR SHOPS EXCLUSIVELY TO US FOR
‘IW‘EWVEIYI
THIS. IN CONNECTION WITH OUR SHOWING 0F SHOES
AND RUBBERS FOR MEN AND BOYS, GIVES OUR PATRONS .
' THE STRONGEST POSSIBLE RANGE OF CHOICE.
TAKE A LOOK AT OUR‘NEW FALL NECKWEAR.
SELLECK & PRICE.
HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS.
98 Washington St.
South N qrwaik.
_;
ii m
,p
't‘onto outside where
the
public Sit
Missouri
fractional
\VALI.
of Indus!
III Iizil'IIitl
their
W AI. 1.
I‘vlliili‘ l‘t‘il
otbt-r ind
Lottisvillt
ttoon hot
list.
stocks
Itttporl
Anti cvo
Only a
I know
a
ottt exception.
prominent,
large fractions.
percentage of
of railroad stocks.
tit-ally l\'
And loan for
I‘m only it fit I
lit the kidney stew.
General Elect rte
tel ptd,
Pacific. also
gains.
STREET, II a. n
rial specialities,
speculation i
Ilit‘
II}
."l‘ltidltl'l‘, Noon
ctions on profit
ttstrial stocks
forward into Ill'tlilliill‘llt‘l‘.
road list made some fttrtltcr progress.
Inn moved narrowly.
tottiotirt- l‘t‘lii‘I'It‘tI Iii». to lift and Aim-cl
can Woolen RIIIIII as muclt.
can Snuff sold at llil advance of 1:“.
. at Nashville unt
II‘ and V‘IIIIII‘III’t'tI
I‘I')'
over ”10 private
4—... my...“ .._........ M—o
ry one‘s ambition
Assumes the lofty purl:
Anti though I dream of glory
greatness. too.
0 oition
little. onion,
Illt‘. Very liunthlettt
Am Worthy if they try
To titve the Inuit. that's in them.
Anti keep their purpose high;
he I shall never waver.
not to myself be. true.
‘i‘iiua It only a little onion
0 Editor, i low.
II
The ittdttsit'ials were
and III.»
rising about a poittt
and Ian-emotive and Central Leather
Canadian Pacific and
showed
American car react‘
ed {a} from Its advance of yesterday.
sharp
l. Opera-
II
with
tions were conspicuous in a number
ltoont trad-
ers were disposed to follow up the
brondcttilti‘.’
stocks. comprising as they did a large
total transactions.
ltcprtscnlntite railroad stocks moved
with ”W specialties,
advances were less significant.
Iatcotnotivc was the leader
Jump ol 2 “:4.
these
bill
It
~ There were
in kins.
“'4 'I‘t‘
lntt
posited
The rail-
'l‘uts rise III III)‘
Anteri-
points. United States Rubber train»
cd 15b4, III the railroad list St. Paul,
I several
k
iit
other stocks sold at advances of l to
i‘fi. liontis were steady.
\\'.\l.l. S'i'ltitll'l'l‘. I p. Iitnw-‘I'hc iiiill“
kct broadened materially during thc
number
after moving prac-
Itttlltstrial stoc
'l‘ho realms and the trunk lines
and a number of birth pt'iccd railroad
lcd III the movement III that
dcpartmv'nt.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Iltt-
wires of
The 'Ilaplcs & (loitlschutidt. (‘o..
The world In full of greatness.
’I‘houuh humble ho the start.
but always strong to do
The host. i know to make a show
III the kidney stow.
Cont-
mlsslou Iirokcrs, Swartz til (forbcit
iilock, South Norwalit. 'i‘olcpltono 15!}.
Open. High. Low ' .ttt
.\llltli t‘oo It‘ll-1;- Hl’h XII/:4 RI“;
Am (‘ & I" t'o Illi 13".. I074. ”'3
Ant t‘ d It‘ pf loot. tow. IiIii7;.. Iolt’.
Ant Loco lift its MM; 67%;
Mo Slut-It ”7%, lax l27l/4 i2$t
Am Sugar III" III“... I~Iti i407).
A 'I‘ (it 5: It‘c as its-fit. 8% flit-M.
A 'l‘ 6‘: S It‘ pt Inf. IttF. Itit'i 105
Ilnlto til tlltio flail. HEW. it'd-"if. 111W.
Ii'klyn It 'i‘ 7't‘i’. 7:174. 73%; 73%
(‘ht-H & (lltlo .it‘i t't't' Fifi 57
(‘hi a N W Bitch; 219% 218% 2Illl/4
t‘h (it West Lilli; 21% Ell/p illit-
(‘h M til. St I' 179% Ifiilt‘k’t WSW. 180%
(lot If a I. iii 46% 45% 46%
(lol South 27-h} 27% 27M 28
('on this Ikti taut/4 Ittt'. trail/4
Del & Ilttd 22.3 225 224 2‘.“
Erie 481.4 rlltlit. 4th. 48%
Erie isl pi" tutu SW. sit/t. ally.
tlcn hilt-c lard/Ii tilt: llsnu;B Isn't.
lion til. Ninth I. 31”. lhz-i’ livid. luau,
Mct SI ltv i".‘-'.\tt 1257... 125% NEW
Mex (lent 2m. 24% "4'54. “JIM.
M K K' 'I‘ 33% 33% till (III
M K a. 'i‘ pf till on on till
Mo Pacific 103% 1M limit/4 'iilt
Nltt IA'tItI 461,4. Milt/4 Mil/f. Milli
N Y Central 149% tau Milillt 1th
Norf & West RM; mil/4 85% 86%
”Ill A‘v Wont M M I34 5-1
PM Mail MIN. 47 46M. tidbit
l‘cnlt it It ”3% 144% Milli. 144M
I't'fl tilts Ittlllit. lull/i IIIIII/g IIIIIA
Reading i"‘.."iit 123% 122% l22‘%
Rep Sit-cl ,th'k't 2d 25% 25%
Itock Island 31%, 32 :Il‘llit till
Ituli floods :I7i/4 371/4 it‘ll/4 it'll/4
Holtilt I‘nc dill/J tiil7,t. tilt-If. “9%
Still RV (lit 35% .‘lt’t'lfu RIM; 355%
Sun Ily (3o pf film: 93% tutu. tutu;
’I‘cnit (.2 it I may. lull/4 tutti/4 km
Ilttioti PM 132% illlliit 132%. 132%
II S lItibbt-r fill fill/4 till [33%
II S Steel 37% iiillf. 37% film.
Ii S Steel of 104% “Milt; lull/4 iI)I%
iii lilhltle’s More?
ivan's Philadelphia Cakes. Those that gave such satisfaction In quai-
ifl some time since. A new fresh st ock, 5 varieties 10c lb.
Lipton' 5 Teas. Sam pie packages, 1°C.
4 sorts.
Also Thoma: Wood &. Co.'s Prim rose Package Teas.
cups of good high flavored tea in a one half pound package,
pound of you premium stuff.
Coffee at any price you want from 18c up to 32c..True Java and true
Mocha, the finest, 32c lb.
New Graham Flour. white Corn Meal, and Pancake goods. fresh.
Cheese Pumpkins. Hubbard squash, (some nice small ones), Marrow
Squash. all 2c 1b., cheap and good.
GrAndma's Borax Powdered Soap. large package. .
charged. A combination of Borax and powdctcd soap. without roslr Any
child selling 24 packages. gets a fine dressed doll. Ask to see i": dolls.
Children can begin taking orders now, and have a nice doll by Christmas
time.
There are more
than In 1‘
16c cach,17c when
Celery and Cauliflower.
Labor is a ncccssity. without which, happiness is not to be had. No he a
to serve and please. 'I .4. in q tgffl‘
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 26-4.
“AT JOSELOFF 3”,
Here Are a. Few of Our Many Spec;
ials for Friday and Saturday
which Ought to be Read with
Keen Interest by Every
Economical House-
' Wife
0..
Just received I00 bushels of fancy native potatoes, and they are fine
cookers.
I
O
.0
22': PER PECK. 85!: PER BUSHELL.
A large variety of pickling onion 3. 55¢: Peck. . it
FANCY RED ONIONS. 25c PECK. 90c BUSHELL. f
Free , Free ! Free I 4,
Just to Introduce our tea and coffee we will give free of charge a booth
ttfut china cup and cancer with one pound of our famous coffee or one half '
pound cf our best black or mixed tea. If you have not tried our total or cof-
fee a surprise awaits you. We wtllalso have a large auortmont of mm ‘
vegetables for Saturday. , .
Louis Joselafs
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