, iai Communication .of Old
No. ton. F. and A. M. will
in rooms February tab. at
Work. Mr M. Define. fol?
, It a banquet. All Master
I1 cordially and fraternaily ln~
Fraternally yours.
OBERT M. WILCOX, Soc'y.
actor "anl‘ cordially and fn.
' dolly, Invited.
' Fraternally yourc.
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Bcc'y.
buried cities of the ancient’worid,
lie was paraded by ill-luck in his
'rlier' undertakings. Mentionlng the
fact to afriend, the latter asked him
, lch leg‘and arm he first inserted in
‘ufifilta'and coat. Schliemann said he
bbltuiilly inserted the right. “'l‘hat is
the cause of your misfortunes." said
’ ’ friend. “You have offended the left
and fairies and they take out their
_ 898.1108 on you. Reverse your hflbli
' see? “And." said Schliemann in
use the incident in his later and
WW3 years. “you see how it
liked my luck."
The Atchison Globe prints this
, coring item: "Don’t exaggerate
vour handicaps. If you have the do
Ilia, any handicap may be overcome.
.lolin O'Grady, of McKeesport. Penn,
was born without arms. but when or»
rented yesterday for throwing brick-
Ilalic at his wife, he whipped the two
policemen who arrested him, and made
‘hiafescape. Still. he was badly handi-
“capped."
The members of the new British
cabinet seem to be outdoor men.
Among the sports included in their
repertory of recreation are rowing.
racquets, horse racing. hunting. crick-
et, football, golf, cycling, shooting, ang-
ling, yachting, tennis, skating. bolting,
Walking and mountainecring. Burns,
the labor member, is a cricketer. skat-
er, oarsman and boxcr.
)
Human nature seems to continue to
be human nature. The Ridgetown (On-
tario) Dominion has run down one
‘ Canadian senator who drew 32.112 last
union. with mileage. for five days' at.
tendence, or at thtfrato of $422 a day.
*,Another senator the Dominion has
-'»'Ilbuthed" received $2,160 for nine up
,‘fidlnnce. or 8240 an appearance.
Kaiser Wilhelm has just made an
9913mm. To the cutlets of a military
academy in Berlin he said, on the oc-
mien of their graduatioug. “Prussia
has attained greatness through hun-
ger." lie did not advise anything so
austere for tho cutlets, but merely the
libiple life. and, above all. avoidance
.0! gambling,
OLD SPORT DYING.
.Napoicon Campana’c Life Enbing
p i Away In Chicago—John L. 8ulil.
, van With Him.
CHICAGO. Feb. 5.—-”Old Sport." is
dying at the county hospital and John
Sullivan. once king of fighters, sits
by him to flODIhi' his passing soul. Nut
poison Cnmpanu, toot-racer, six-day
walker. seller of gum round Chicago
theatre: for yours. will probably llvc
only a few hours longer.
"Old Bpori." was taken seriously ill
ill a complication of diseases a few
t inlays ago. and was removed to the bus-
3 “Mill. Yesterday. learning that he
child not live, he begged the attend-
ci 9 without delay.
van was
’ adiator clasped the wasted bands.
ATTACKED IV A PET DOG.
cap-d Icing Bitten.
being bitten. Mrs.
twenty-eight minutes, but was under
auto send for John 1.. Sullivan. The
hi a liter hurried to the dying man’s
At noon Bul-
ieaning ovél‘ Campana’s
How. and the great booming voiec
t frightened so many foes. was
felted in low and gentle tones as the
Location 8. Tripp Narrowiy Ec-
‘Iiu. woman if. Tripp, of 100 South
, street. was attacked by a pet
' ‘3, but Saturday. and narrowly es
- , Tripp
.> «It the dog had been acting queers
, some time. and Saturday, it and-
sprcng toward her face. Mrs.
' fortunately was not bitten, and
important
“la-...”...Ja
.L'-
files in Washington Street
Saloon and Grace Church
Rectory Cause Damage
(Continued From First Page.)
The flooring and part of the side
or
at).
There was
insured through tho
The tire burned for one hour and
control most of that time and was
confiucd to a small space.
The East Nor-walk department rc-
eponded, bill. their scrviccs were not
needed.
Great credit is duo the flrcmon for
the capable manner in which they
handled the blanc. which otherwise
might have developed into it Very scr-
Ions one.
The promptitude with which the
local firemen were able to reach the
fire was due in a considerable measure
to Night Operator i“. J. Lyon, who is
on duty at the local exchange of the
Southern England Telephone Com-
pany. Mr. Welt-left on learning that his
place was on fire lmmctlicioly tele-
phoned and Mr. Lyon sent the still
alarm to both companies in record
iimc. Chief A. E. Winchester was
much pleased with the work done by
Mr. Lyon who was "right on his job."
, , ,
FIRE IN RECTORY.
Match Head Flow While Rev. J. 8.
Werner Was Trying to Light Cu.
A serious flrc was narrowly averted
»
specialsne of A. ' I
w , Cloves
. far one day only- ,
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY SIXTH.
and...” a m
. Women’sMOusquetaire- Glace Gloves.
§ . ‘ ‘ custom. ’l'li: i i, 3'}! t’ it 't
A mud NCal‘llmlli'lloatlon of Old 12 INCH, USED SO MUCH WITH COAT SLEEVES: ................. $2.00 when he alligg‘t‘uid limit-325 anIIlblt‘ivtlI:
Lodge. 0. 08, F. and A. M., 1 , . , ing into the Snyhrook switch tower.
Id at in rooms. February “It, It 6 INCH, USED SO MUCH WITH ELBOW SLEEVES ......... ' ...... $2.25 lie was cut in the back of the neck,
colt p. m. Work, 8. A. Door". . : . had a. wound back of his right. car.
The N ew Wash Dress Goods.
we as: soowmo A mos-r BEAUTIFUL LINE or ‘I'HE LATEST
savanna in SILK ORGANDIES, s OLIENNEB.
LINES, LAWNS, BATISTES AND lMPOR‘PED swuss, in ALL WHITE
AND comes.
“LUSTRINE” ‘
AN ENTIRELY NEW FABRIC, HALF SILK AND HALF COTTON. A
RICH LUSTROUS CLOTH, ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR
WEAR, SHOWN iN ALL COLORS. ALREADY EXCEEDINGLY POPULAR
WITH OUR TRADE. ON SALE AT OUR DRESS GOODS SECTION,
MAIN FLOOR. '
THE BOSTON STORE
firemen?
and when distributing some to
members a list of members and an at
her of each key could be kept by the
secretary of the company. which would
hold ouch member responsible, i trust
that. both companies will give
mutter their consideration at
or disapproval. ~‘
Thanking you for space,
Respectfully.
EMPTY HOUSE BURNED.
Willimantlc Dwelling Probably
strayed by Fire Bug.
W'ILI‘IMAN'I‘K‘, Fob. 5.~Tllt‘
limits on the North Windham
'l‘hc dwelling was owned by John
ens. The building and its con
were destroyed, as it was
reach of city water and was past
before the engines arrived.
The house was vucutcd u Wilt
more ago by Mr_ Simona. A on
his furniture was left in the h
work of a fire bug. The place
worth between 3600 and 8000.
house was insured for $400 and ill
liiturc for $300.
FIRE IN TORRINGTON.
POPLINB, _ MOUSSE-
EVENING
The keys being numbered
their
wall were badly burned, but the whole meetings ‘his mouth for their umirovnl
can be repaired for $100. The damage ‘
to furniture was about 8
no insurance. on the building. lull the
furniture was
Taylor & Gilltlt‘ll agency.
A FIREMAN.
department was called out last night
about. 9 o'clock for a fire In a dwoiiiug
about. u thir of a mile beyond the city
road.
hcyond
The fire is believed to have been the
enclosed ah:
‘buppnsnd to limit potion From His
‘ Train Near. daybreak. ‘
‘ (li_l.li,.ii‘0l'il), li‘eb. 5.—~l’l‘03ti‘dted
by cuts and bruiseilfeboutathe head
and suffering tram, anarvouli shock.
and unable, to to, new be receivedhls
militias. flugln _ Mind «Hart. 01 stile
New York..Now Haven and Hartford
Railroad line at his home here. .
. Hart drives the. midnight accommo-
dation on the am lino division from ;
New Haven t anyprooit. Saturday ,_
night. after running In his train at
Buybrook Point, he started to return
to Guilforti. according to his custom.
shy means (its freight. train which
|iiiRHOH his house at about 3 o'clock In
that morning. With his fireman.
nunicd Lowell. who is said to llvy at
No. in tlurilslo street. Now liuvuli.‘llo
imic illicit lo Saybrook Junction on a
switching I‘lilfllit‘,
At. this station tho lili'il sopnl'ulwi.
tho iircmuu golug‘lo tho culnmso of
u. freight train and liar! going for
\\l.l‘iI to board the tingling us who his
i
and was otherwise cut and bruises
about the head.
He was too dazed to tell what had
happened. The Sayhrook operator
iaifcd to recognize him and called a
night watchman. who. recognizing
him. summoned a doctor. and after
Hart's wounds were dressed he was ..
put aboard an express which reaches
Guliford about 5 o'clock in the morn-
ing. ,
While it. is not known how be rt»,
celvcd his injuries, it is said at Bay-
brook Junction that they may have
been caused by his falling ..off tho,
west-bound freight train on which ho
had lutcmlcd to go to his home in
(Milford. If is said that an east,-
bound freight was standing on the op-
posite track and that he had to pass
over this to get to the weal-bound.
I
which was being coupled to the cast.-
bound train backed up it jarred the
other train, causing Hart to fall and
strike his head on the platform of
the station. This theory is borne out
by the fact. that there were blood
stains on the boards of the platform.
His recovery is anticipated.
SERVICE OF THE HEBREWS'.
Rabbi Kcloior and Dr. Paglin Made in-
teresting Addresses.
The service of the Hebrews in Ray
mond's Hall, last night. was very large
iy attended both by members of the
faith. and a. number of outsiders.
Rabbi Kesslcr was chairman of the
wording. and laid special emphasis in
his remarks that .lcwls people should
instruct their childrcn, He
the
this
to the general of Rome. and
nothing ciao. but to Icuvc the institu-
iiou of Yumvn, which was the main
'plili‘t‘. of the Jewish education, bccuusc
if the Jews d. not. have n 1y Jewish
scholars Jm would perish. - This
should prove the moral that the only
thing is that we should try to havc our
children taught. Judaism and Jewish
history."
Dr. Pugiiu. of burden. defined to thc
people in the sonic maimcr. that .. .xy
mould also try to bccomc gmd ('IlI-
zcns of this country. leave the chi
vitamins, and units Judaism with life
We should not leave the Mosaic law
which goes hand In hand, with civiliza.
tiou, but should try and secure homes
for the pcrsecuiod Jews in all lbc
scattered countries. where they have
no home or comforts. So We should
De-
ii re
Slur
lt‘lilli
hclp
‘k or
rt of
ouse
$28. MID in tho Zionist movement. in tho
.. fart. YOUHKI'I‘ gcncrutlon. it Is for thc old
goncrulion to remain good Auicricun
citizens. trying to nuiurnlizc thorn-
soivcs and Ilt‘i‘Oll‘lO active in politics.
iFREE
EXHIBITION. ‘
Products and "Premiums of
[W17 Cm panama. v.
" ‘ A’l‘ '
RED MEN’S HALL : £6 Washington St. -
....t mmqwmm.” ......
SOUTH N’ORWAL
K
’ February's to 10.inclusive ".
SOUVENIR T
a 0n
Mill Pond
‘(Continu‘ed From First. Page.)
Nuttei‘ord was making a valiant effort
to keep himself from being dragged“
under the ice by the current.
was finally gotten in position and did
yocmun's service as a temporary ex-
pcdicnt. '
in the e , .
It is supposed that when ”m aniline a sot-elldmutighiglte tyhglgolohiige "33$
porous position of Natteford. and as
before. broke through the ice.
tuuatcly at this juncture, Joseph Beck-
er, who resides nearby on Fair street.
came running down the hill with a
clothes line.
Mr, Cahill. who had been working
all of the time unceasingiy to save the
boy. threw the line to him and after
several attempts.
who was doing cVery thing possible
to assist his resellers, caught the line
line and was dragged out of the hole
on to the ice and assisted to .shore.
The leg
Master Nutteford
The child was in a dangerous con
dltiou from exposure. having remain-
cd in the ice cold water for at least
quarter of an hour.
with
Ho
lcorge happened to see iii
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li‘ happiness your way attends,
Take hood 1th you Its spirit kill;
For easy ’tls to lose all joy
In longing to be hupplci’stlll.
--w ......— —-..-.._..
For-
Mr. Cahlli ran
him to the Becker residence.
where a stimulant. and a two hours
said: :rubbiug of the flesh followed. to bring
“We. as Jews. should follow in the him back to a fairly normal condition.
steps of the grout. sage of Jerusalem! I‘bou the advice of Dr. William .I.
Rabbi John anoy, the man who wonti'l‘rflcex who Willi ('NINI- Mil-WW Nat.-
askcd toford was put to bed for the night at
the [locker home, as it was fcnrcd that
the extra oxposurc of mooring him
to his own homo would be harmful.
blaster Nattcford had another cx-
poricnco "last summer that. dame very
near costing him his life.
from tho bridge ovm- the Bishop pond.
from tho NOI‘Willk Park property to
Riverside avenue, and struck on
rock. rendering him unconscious. Har-
old St.
accident. and pulled him one of the
wutcr before he drowned.
fell
will (l. Harper.
Open daily from 9 a.
in. to b- p. on. also Friday
and Saturday evenings. The general public. especially
all Letitia customers. are cordially invited to visit this
handsome display of
the LarItin Products.
Hundreds of people
900 Larkin. Premium. and all
The exhibition will interest you.
in this city are profiting by
Factory-toFamin dealing; No.00 Worth of Lukin
Products and c $I0.00 Premium—~both for $0.00.
You save money and
O LADIES
Mm-...__m. MW-....._._.- ...... _. «.-.. ...MM~ ..._-_--
FABHlONs Alia CULINARY
wnlNKLse.
'l‘ho wide flounces broad bands at
skirt bottom. and the tunic skirt ”are
styics 'best suitedto the tall figure
while the vertical]y~trimnicd gowns
arc vcry becoming to the short wo-
11101).
New York women are using an cec-
tric facial manage apparatus for fli-
llug in hollows and wrinkles. The
apparatus is reasonable in price.1‘lnd is
used more frequently at home than
most women will take the trouble to
visit a masseuse. ,
A white broadcloth gown trimmed
with gold and white embroidery and
orange colored Velvet is a. striking
costume, and very modlsh on some
women with a certain amount of style.
A black hat with white feather is the
correct head gear to wear with this
gown.
A beautiful evening cloak is of
white brocaded satin with white for
collar and daintlly tinted Persian trim-
mings at. the inside front edges show-
ing only when the coat is opened and
thrown back.
Small gold and red enamel buttons
adorn a rich red-brown suit.
Au auto coat for spring is of an ir«
regular checked grey material trini-
med with nickloarimmcd cloth bul-
tom: and pipings of light little cloth.
White pique collars with long plaid
silk ends to tie in a four-in-llaud knot
may be worn with a variety of waists.
Do not make the mistake of over-
trimniiug your undcrwcur with
hon bows and rosettes. A port bow
tort-(i about are not.
ll
9 is. if she has a clear fresh color.
wearer. .
Meat. shouldnot be suited until purl
I‘ll.)-
lu-rc and there preferably in willie, is
In good taste. but many of them scrat-
(‘ldd though is may seem, a young
woman looks extremely girlish in a
black costume with ermine furs. that
Beaded hair nets are an ornanicnt
to some. whiic they look common and
out of place on others. The. usual rule
lmist be applied, and this ornament
like every other. must be. selected with
an eye to the Individual style of the
ly cooked. salt on raw nil-at toughens
furnish your home without cost.
it. When slewing beef or chicken add
the salt. about. an hour after it begins
to boil. .
Light, blue cloth and dark blue but-
tons cmbroldercd in light blue- orua‘
meal. a dark blue costume. '
li‘rcqucul changes of foot wear air
materially is keep one fresh. for we
all know that. tircd fcci fatigue the
whole body.
assuav PARK HQTEL nuance. ..
Several Hundred ,Gucats Had Belong.
ings Packed Ready to Leave.
ASBURY PARK. N. J,. Feb. 5—ch-
erni large hotels were endangered
and one hotel partly burned today in
a fire which destroyed a block of 'build-
ing near the ocean beach. Hundreds
of guests packed their effects and pre
pared to leave their rooms when the
tire was its height and threatened to
wipe out a large section of the city.
Tile hotel Astoria was partially de‘
stroyed, many "of its guests having
narrow escapes. Several well-known
structures near the beach were burn-
ed to the ground together with a num-
ber of small buildings. The fire start-
ed in the Dell Building. The West
End Hotel wiis on fire twice and the
._ n liotel catlght fire once, but buc-
kct. brigades extinguished tho dailies
in each instance. The loss is estimat-
ed at $30,000.
CONTROL OF MOROCCAN POLICE.
lildedN, Fob. 5.-——Germany's util-
tudc towards the roposition to place
the litiillIUI of the ioi‘occ'un police In
the hands of France and Spatula one
of firm opposition, since the arrange-
ment. would according to the German
view, amount. practically to giving
France full authority over the police
which Germany hitherto has stead—
ily resisted. The foreign office says
that the delegates to the conference
at Algerirus will devote the next few
days. while the conference is not sit
ting, to an Informal exchange of views
on the subject, of the management of
the police in an attempt to shape some
usseptnbie plan for adjusting this vcx-
cd intention.
o
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...—a
Call 3224.
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A small flro yesterday morning in
tho basement in the roar of tho Mor-
rison block on Water sirrct. occupied
as a store room by u tclcpholiv com-
pany. did slight diuuugc. ,
MRS. BOUTON‘S DEATH.
...——
last night at. Grace Church rectory in
Bellies avenue.
to iighnthe gas In his bed room. The
head of
on the bed spread.
extensive damage had been done.
W”...-
A fire in grass on the vacant lo
fire
Driver Samuel McGowan
rived at the scene of the trouble h
found ckahief J. 'l‘. Prowlti. of in
Norwalk department. at work lryiu
to extinguish the llamas. Together in
two chiefs lnuuaged to put the are on
assisted in putting tho fire out.
Kelley.
Fireman Ack- lomc Questions.
Editor Evening Sentinel:
cry 6th). for the publication of
brief article relative to
members.
d to escape. The dog appoa
minnow aid.
> I “I“ “MIDI“.
e the rabies.
-. mound has since iiv
‘ critics here. was too
can this mornlnr
you trusted e
in treating at the mouth. analogy-g
ammonites common set.
. clot.
1' ' . lieu" Fab. brwh‘red-
, . 48, who served seven
to prison for rabbis: the
rings; bank and was minus
r.
of our lire department. it
Charles F‘- Hoyl simply a suggestion offered. which. in
mower handy and he dispatch-t my opinion, would he of benefit. to pro-
animal before It Ciliiltl make [Nifty owner“. and ‘Iflflb‘e mg cnmm.
' ion of the department. to receive no-
!- Bates. the veterinary. WM tide of a ilra more promptly than hero
and he was of the opinion (offing,
5' “139”"! ”0'“ it ill. pact to furnish iterator fire alarm box.
as to nearby SMIIWH or lie-ideals.
causing a delay It times In givlw
alarm of flro. 7 '
i We have at present, I venture
say, too a rough estimate).
('I‘ll. if each member should be
possession a a key it would mean
1“: much more of a circulation cove
n;
In
rcnnlnrun u neidlthof‘a hon , it
fly nan could run in the search box and n In dologrootlil mall
give the; clarion ~ , p, 5, if ” tit "
rise on to son barrio
At retiring time. tho
ltcv. Jamcs Benton Werner attempted
the match flow. off and landed
In a moment there was a. dangerous
blue. but Mr. Werner, with presence
of mind. was able to smother ii hofore
STILL ALARM FOR ADRADB FIR!
I'ltf'lll of the residence of Edward W.
Kelley, 32 West avenue. was the cause
for a still alarm to the South Norwalk
department Friday afternoonq iii-law. Constable Frank Taylor. on the
respondodi Danbury road.
with “‘9 "‘le WWW“ When he "’3 remaining ycura. She is survived by
William .I. Powell, of the i’loue't'ut'c.
‘le
alarm was sent. in by Mrs. Edward
Kindly
permit the space in the columns of
your paper (issue of Monday. Febru.
the South
Norwaik Fire Department“ and its
i want it. understood that
these few lines are not intended to
comment on tho colupoicnoy of the pills
It has linen customary in the
about
too manners of the department In our
Rldgtflcld Woman stricken While at
Dinner.
The Ridgcfleld Press says:
.Iulin Aun llouton, widow of Wilson
Bunion, ugod soveuiyocvcu, lllcd sud-
dcniy Monday afternoon of heart
trouble. Bite ate dinner as usual. lull
soon after began to feel Ill and wont to
bud, and in a short time hcr duuth fol.
lowed.
Mrs. Benton was born and married
In nodding, where she had always liv-
ed until about sixteen years ago. when
she removed to itidgcilcid and took
up her abode in the home of her son-
I
iticro she spent her
“i several children. Frank C. linuton, of
" Danbury, Floyd B. Bullion. of (inorga-
‘3 town. Leander .l. liouton and o. daugh-
“ icr, Mra. (loci-go llnzau. of (looms
t. town; a sister, Mrs. howls Moi-roll, of
Greenwich. also by Moon grandchild
ran and eight. great grandchildren.
The funeral services wore hold
'l‘hurmiay afternoon at. 1:30 o'clock
from the home of the deceased. Rev.
H. W. Byrneit officiating.
W
DIPHTHERIA IN IRIITOL.
ford sbttion. .
a ,
fled.
I“ today as the teacher. Miss cloud.
one of the children were taken wit
the disease.
abroad.
Incomes rniurcnv ITRIKI ‘
one o
ill!
on
day, renamed Work today an umicsbl
I“ settlement having boon made.
The inter-
ment was in Florida cemetery in san-
BittB'rOL, rob. h.-A slight opi-
domic of diphtheria has broken out in
this town. a half dorm cases being or
on One of the rooms to the
collect house district No. i was cloning
The health authorities
are making every effort to prevent its
BROCK'I‘ON. Macs. Fob. fir-Prim
twantyaeven'priatcrs who struck at
the Taiwan Job Print but Thomas!
in connection with the Typographioal
Union movement for an eight hour
and louvc Ihc old custom of supersti-
‘Ion. luii not those of pnrc religion.
Thou llr. Paglia appealed to tho wom-
en to help in cvrry way their [liltll' sis-
tors in Iiussia.
CAT TACKLED MR. OVERTON.
Now His Hand is Badly Swollen and
Very Painful From Blood
Poisoning.
Captain Willis ll. ilvcripu. of Man
may uccd explaining.
be tackled the other and Mr. Over
ion too. biting and scratching hill
quits badly on the back of his righ
some days Mr. Overton's hand
been badly swollen and vcry pain
ful.
PALESTINE CAOTLE MATTERS.
night. when the first degree will b
conferred on several candidates. 'l‘h
team has recently been rehearsln
some new work. which will be oxen
ed for tho first time tonight.
its team work, and It is expected du
lag the ensuing term tier work wi
bc done than was over micro uiiump
oil.
iiuicni director of the team. and h
nonfiction.
in the euohroi tournament. The on.
composed of ltui'us J. Smith a d
tell their appellants tonight. w
lvo them a close rub. All mambo
and witness Kathe work.
dow streets. owns a cat which iovca
cams so well ihul Mr. Overtuu has
an attack of blood poisoning. 'l‘hni
Mr. Ovcrion
has two cats. "‘llc attempted to dump
out sonic clams for the cuts. and one
of them wanted ihum so much that
build. lilood poisoning set In. and for
has
Palestine Castle, No. 2. A. 03K. of
M. 0., will hold a regular meeting to
Pulas-
‘lno Goalie has clays been noted for
Frederick scaffold. 8n. hi the of-
work is decidedly a credit to the or-
The finals will he played
mom strain the lead. out it. a ox-
nro earnestly invited to be present.
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The most Dcllciouc Coffee to fire found in thlc pan of the State ........................................ 38c lb.
, Other grades from 26c up. for prloe and quality can’t be but. .
Fine California Promo, 3 lbs. for .. ..... .......... . ........... ............................... 28o
Extra Large Prunes ............ . ...... ........... .......... .............................. ....260
Dr. Handy's Fancy Table Prunes .......... ....................... . ................... 15c. 18c and zoo lb. }
strictly Country Eggs . ..................... . ..... .................... my... .................... 30o doz.
Ono Egg-.... ..... . ................... .................... ............................ 26o dcz.
Tea Drinker: coma tram for and near to purchase our Ten at ........ ................. 40c, 50c and 00c lb.
_ Nothing like them can you pclclacwhorc.
, Our Ellis Canned Goods are the flout packed In this country.
i Solid Hand Packchomatocc....... ........ ....... ...... . ........ . .................... 164: can
FlnoMainesuparCorn ..... ....... ....... ............. . ..... . ............ . ........... .150
Every can is guaranteed at to quality. Try them. You will like them. Call and no them, We carry a full
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