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. ty ldltor’a Residence.
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06th 8 o’clock.
rum cordially invited.
Indol- Chapter. No. 38,
3‘”
‘ my cordially invited.
Gum.
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Tit Bridgeport
' that
in}:
9a gall the rest.
if?”
ui‘uo‘ concoct.
NEDAY MAY so. in:
and annual. TaLaPuou
‘* cALLa
Almanac tar Tomorrow.
I111 this 2:30 a. m.: 3:05 p. tn.
use'omc olnloroav.
IMHO, Nb. 108, r. and A. M.
In ascoic Building, South
sin atroet, lat. and 8d Tuesdays or
adult month-«July and August ex-
All Master
Charles
‘F.MIIII, W, M. Robert M. Wilcox,
Boo. ~
R. A. M.
to in Masonic Building, South
Mn ltmt. 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
”tantrum—July and August ox-
tall-wt 8 o‘clock. an acyui Arch
ri‘haddous
, H. P. Robort M. Wilcox, Soc,
1‘ Chap, No. 52. Order Eastern Star
Btu In Masonic Building, South
street, 2d and 4th Wednesdays
sch montthuly and August ex-
ted-4t 7:45 o'clock. All mom-
‘ of 0. E. S. cordially invltud.
Amelia Becker, W. M. Mrs. No
Forum; givcs a
next. winter, whcp
, tlcut Gcncral Assembly is talk-
‘ out, electing a. U. S. Senator, the
Mine of E. J. Hill, of Norwalk, may
V it. would he a case
,thg‘promotlon of the fittest, and for
' pry reason is the less likely to
on, as things political go nowa-
.2“ Apropos to the foregoing, tho
hora Lino ’l‘lmcs remarks that Sena-
Bulkoicy, it he hoops on the way
ancc or provision for reasonable doubt
based on practical probabliltifis,
would not be just; because it may bo'
reasonably assumed that. had the city
of [50th Norwulk not. undertaken to
establish a low scale of rarest for
lighting and power when it did, pcr~
harm the street lighting would not
have become so extensive, nor the
service so “0er used in municipal do-
partment lighting, and. very probably
many of the consumers, who now use
electricity for lighting and power.
might not have been able to afford it
at the usual higher rates.
It. therefore. the apparent
saving in street lighting
0! $37,944.73 be reduced 20
per cent, it. will still stand
at ......$ 30,355.70
Thou let tho consumers' ap~
parent saving of 8108,-
105.67 ho reduced 40 per
cent, and (hero yet. ro-
mains ..................8 0»i,iiil3.40
if the apparent $11,237.9i
saving in dopartmcnt.
lighting be reduced 20 pcr
cent, as in tho caao oi'
the strcot sol-vice, a bill-
nnco remains of .. ....... 8 8,000.35
That no ullowanco can ho
made in the tire alarm
saving, must. ho iplain to
any can, so it. will stand .3 3.1mm)
W“—
I
Tim savluaa on now out
down urn probably as
('llmt’l to boing corn-ct us
it is possiblo to rcuson.
ably cailmaio thoin, and
yol lhoy amount to ...... “07,359.54
If tho surplus, which has
boon croutod from tho
profits. in.- llddod lo thcuc
savings, as in tho first,
cotmmrisou, amounting
to ....... ..... S (ItifiiiTJI,
...... n ...
ilio
The total probablo saving.
iti'ior all fair nllownnccs
desorvlng of rcasonablo
ctntsidorntion have .bccn
matlc. tbcrt-foro stands
at ....... stranding
A gluuco will now show that thls
sum COVcl‘il tho inventory, which morc
than ol‘l’sois the invostiuont, of Still.-
9SUAII. with a margin still to snow
Children’s Sak
E21: the
Please get them Mapl-Flakc. Because of the Maple
flavor. Because it is so digestible. Get them the food
that they like best, when it’s the best food for‘them.
Then we bake those thin flakes in a heat of
1129 degrees.
'l‘hat’s why Mani-Flake is the best food
produccil.
it is because oi our process.
it is; nothing but whole wheat, cooked with
pure Maple syrup.
list it in wheat made digestible. Wheat in a
form that is new to you. ”A food that‘s all food.
You will ncvcr again use othcrilnkcd foods--
cycu though they seem cheaper-alter you try
Mapl~lilake. ‘
One 15¢: Package Free ~
We would far rather buy the first package our-
selves than lolum- you go without knowing it.
So. if you wish, plcnso send us this coupon,
and We: will send you an order-good at your
ut'ut‘ljl"fi""" for a lie package ircc.
l‘lcaso lct anli‘lakew for your own sake—-
tell you how good it is. Then ask the children
what food they’ll have ncitt.
Cut Out This Coupon
and ululi II In the llnflcnlc Food (20.. “Milo Creek. “Ich-
1 intro ncvcr used Mapl-
liiako. but if you will send
mc an ordcr on my grocer
for a Isl: pack-ago free, I
shall be glad to try it.
We cool: our wheat in pure Maple syrup, just
for the children's sake.
They like Maple sugar better than anything
else that is good for them.
So we use it to please them. To induce them
to prefer the best food they can eat.
it is rather expensive, but it is wiscwfor you.
for them, for us.
II
There is no food like wheat.
Other cereals may he uscd. for a little time,
for variety. But the staple is always wheat.
Whole wheat alone contains all the hooded
food elements in properly balanced form.
So We use for Mani-Fluke the finest wheat
in America.
a
lint wheat must bc CI‘MJIi‘ICt]“‘"TCIN'lked more than
the usual-wise it is half ituligcatiblc.
The atoms must be scpnratcdwhy n iicrcc
hcntwso the diucstirc juices can act to thom.
Not half the wheat that puoplo at is subjcct
to digestion.
The balance is wasted. ll icrmcuto and forum
2215. it leads to digestive disordci'ss.
That's why we spend full Elli hours in pi‘cpur-
int: Mani-Fluke...
at a conference eight of the representative corset buyers of
the country. The dean of buyers, who represents one of the
largest western department stores, was asked his opinion re-
garding the merits of the many corsets now on the market
it, I should keep in my stock only one make of corset, and
that is the one made up in the little town of Norwalk, which.
you know, is the R & G."
are other good corsets. still we hold to the opinion that we’ve
always held. that the “R & G"-—-OUR OWN Corset, is by
far the most popular, the best fitting and the best adapted for
all figures.
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CORSETS.
A day or two ago our corset buyer met in New York City
nd this was his response: “If I could have my way about
That is our sentiment exactly, and while we believe there
As usual in our large and well equipped corset depari~
e“ iodoing now, will not be able to
iu‘ro one of the eight. counties of tho
0 by the time his present term cx-
Pi . . Maybe there in some hope, of-
WrtflL that by tho shear force of cir-
hmamncos, and in spite of her self-
king politicians, Connecticut will
once more. oujoy a distinction and in-
hon‘ce in the national Sonata cont-
pambla to that of tho days or Plait
in ‘Hawicy.
THE clrv'a ELECTRIC worms A
sconce or economy.
From tho Elcctrlcal Comxulssioucrs'
‘ Annual Roport),
The following cstinmics havo boon
carefully prepared to convoy a fair
Idea of the apparent and prululhlo sav-
. Inga that have rosullcd from lb yours
t‘cIoCtrlcal scrvicc in South Norwulk
wider municipal owncrshlp.
‘13? referring to tho tubula-
tlon, What the Municipal
. treat Lighting Syslotu
HM Saved for the Tax.
More, it will be seen that.
be saving in this ltcili
one, as compared to tho
Meme rate, has amount.-
’ed'
8 37,944.73
...... ~..-o...un.
to . .
9' table entitled Animal
accord oi‘ Finances, Ca~
vanity Load, Etc." shows
that the receipts from
commercial lighting and
power have amounted to
177,222.42. As the pro-
vaIllng rates comparablo
_ iii) local conditions have
“been. at the lowest calcu-
lotion 61*por ccnt., hlghor
Wi’fllflllihofle of South Nor-
, elk: therefore it appears
.thntthe consumers of tho
city's electrical service
“have also enjoyed a sav— .
do; of .............,....$108,105.07
hilt pliable further shows
thatthc municipal depart-
went. lighting has cost.
0518.97. ‘As this sec-
oo has been supplied
y the city at a rate not
more than one-third of
arprevailiag comparable
ten. the saving to the
or in this item has
mimre amounted it) . . .8 11,237.94
" ‘ the same table shows
the cost 0i! operation,
‘ , extension
Incidental equipment
(theme alarm system,
elusive of the extraor-
, improvements of
,hssbemi only $6,-
iis afforded by thé
cctric works. A
3 3,150.00
W
‘ hinting thus far has
‘- ' .muy amounted to .
at.
$160,438.34
”surplus he added.
has been created
a profits. amount-
: 63.537.61
”——
5“»‘n-gco-c-ucccuc
apparent saving to
htxpnyers; and con
ward therefore stands
..................3223,975.37
...—ow—‘d
, noting the total in-
... yn'vnduev, which to
. orethan offsetsthe
investment. of ... $161,980.42
appears that the
after covering
‘ outcry value of
still show a
l“ ..i....-.....-'.' 81,995.45
.3, used in the foregoing
“have been taken from the
on] facts and conditions;
by ctand open to verification.
" " t the apparent saving,
no figures and known
of $8,910.03, which will grow rapidly.
if prosunt conditions continuc.
It, is decnmd auto to say that tho
rcsulis thus prcscnlm will pcrmll or
any l'uir (ltnillcilons for loss of loans
or watcr mat. for which no lill‘l't‘i
chargca have boon unulo, as lili'l‘t- has
bccn no dlrocl loss U) tho city on such
account, which will very clvurly up
pcar whcu it in roinomlwrml that tho
gcncrutiug plant oi’ the. coutpnm
which originally supplied South Non
walk with cloclricliy. was located
sonic distunco outulilo of the city lino
its, consoqucnily whon tho city untlcr-
look the ucrvicc. no tux dollcll our
loss of walcr rmil l‘i‘Rllili‘tl. Lot. any
and familiar with main-rs of this
kind. cut the savings down to any
rcaaonnblo cxtcnt and lhcy will mill
show that tho city‘s clot-trio arrvlco
has boon fruitful of oconmuy. For, In
addition to tho tllt'oci slit-inn, howovcr
big or lltllc. that tho nulst couscx'va-
tivo rottsolicr may uccopt; tho wholo
city has ct-iiuinli‘ ouloyml an uncrodlb
cd hroilt, from its i-lccirlcul ncrvlco
that porhapn has not born fully rot-ou-
nlzod. 'l‘hls appllcs to thc imlucomont
which tho proupcctlvo mnnuiaciurcr
has noon in tho wry low rains for
t‘loctric lighting illtd ospoclnlly pow
or which ho. knowing tho conditions in
othcr places, has coutrnstod its favor
nblo to South ‘orwaik. Thus many
doslrnblo industries huvo bccn attract~
cd to this city whnao payrolls and lo
cal cxpcudltures have distributcd
profits broadcast along tho walks of
local couimcrcc. and whoso proportion
and ihoso of ihcir t-niployocn hnvo
atldcd much to tho city's wonltlt uutl
inxublo rcsonrccs. And not. lowest.
among otltcr udvantnmwa, in tho nblll-
ly afforded lo thoao of nuaicst circum-
stancoa to cnjoy tho vuricd opinions
of cloctrlc. lighting, which has mn-
trlbulcd its share toward making tho
city a dosirablo plat-o to llvo in. Just
such advantagcs an huvc hccu stated,
not to mention tho raluablc lighting
and power frauchlao that the city
owns. probably bnvo (lotto iuorc for
the prosperity and public prowl of tho
community than can be osthuuicd in
cold tash.
COMPLAINT AGAINST GYPSIES.
Joseph Wells Pleaded Guilty to Charge
of Trespass In Norwnlk.
A camp of gypslcs located a low
days ago on tho sido of tho \\'oll‘plt
Hill road, just of! Wcsuiort- urcuuc.
and yesterday complaint. rouchcd tho
police regarding the camp. The bond
of the band, .loscph Wells. was iil'l‘t‘tib
ed, charged with irospnss. and ho was
in the town court. this morning.
any harm by locating along the hint»
way.
Prosecuting Attorncy Loo Davis stab
ed to Judge Lockwood that. tho tent
was a. fine one, .nnd everything about
the camp appcurcd to bo wcll kopi-
The law on the matter provided for a
lull sentence or nothing. Mr. Wells
was accordingly given a. sentence of
ten days in the Bridgeport. jail. and
taxed the costs of the case, which
amounted to $1.60. He appeared very
much depressed when sentence was
pronounced, but. was made happy a few
moments later when tho court an-
nounccd the suspension or the cxccn»
tion of the jail sentence. lie said he
did not want to leave his children. and
promised to look out for the but here.
after. "
One day there wept out a fisherman
swell-—
Went to catch something for The Son-
tinel—- -
He hooked something. he didn't
know what, .
Took it home and doucod it in the pot.
T'was something about death angel,
and guess '
It was a thoroughly mixed up mess.
But one thing i want well understood
That E. H. Burnhum, whether bad or
8006.
Expects to still hung around
"I‘lll some miserable undertaker runs
him into the ground.
' - Your! so ever, , .
, molly resulted.
tom.
J). H. ,BURNHAM. "
of Kimball Ai
llo
pleaded guilty to the charge, but stat- .
ed that he did not think ho was doing ’
WHAT E. H. BURNHAM :xpacrs. ‘
of that!
[m iccsrt. ’
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ENTERTAINMEN'i‘S
\‘.\l’lll6\‘ll.l.l2 .\'l‘ hll'Sll‘ il.\i.l..
Valid-will.- at Music llull is“
drawing largo crumb: of town.
tiood clcnu acts. 'l‘lu- bill, cliimlstlni:
Louis, Lillian Murillo.
l'icklm Al ltuprs-o and Maw-r Wain
Iliiiil, Ibo \llilltilnl, nun contain «it up
plauso that. mado tho chow incl unlll
ll o'clock. Tonight is tonal-inc uialtl.
Local as vwll us Now York tab-lit ulli
Ilinllo- lllli' of tho limit-at clump rwl‘
put on llcro.
HINTS ’l'lllCNl'lll‘I.
Miss lil‘tiil'lt‘t‘ t‘mluuy, aim has
llt‘l'll hili'l‘iilii_\ t-llitlitiwi “W “in WWII
lion oi illustratotl songs, at lloil's
'l‘hvalco. tor this Work only. nppcari-ti
last owning and Mill“ ncvvrnl of lllr
lull-st and ritual popular songs in it
Very pimping manuct‘. llor hiuh con
iralto volcc is of :t aupvrior quality
and was woolly npprcclatud by :t lurin-
nudicncc. 'l“hc (ironior Now York Film
Co. ni'o nilppll‘illi; nu unlimiicd numlwr
of motion plcluroa that nro morn lbnu
but-rusting. and thoy am highly t'llill-
lilllllt‘lilt'd for lbolr txliaordiimry wu»
low or a clinttgo of pi oui‘nni cwry do).
'I‘hclr cll'ol'ln lo plcuso the pcoplo
should accuro lilu-rul pntrmulcc.
CONNECTICUT COLONIAL GAMES.
NICW HAVEN. May :0. rrrr Colonial
llnntos or Connccilcut yi-ati-rtluy mot
at tho Country Club for ilwlr four
tconilt annual un-otluc. Mrs. Eil \\'bll~
uoy, .Ir., prosidimz. Scwml of tho uiil‘
corn hold m‘or for nuolhot' your. but
clccliulin Wt-ro its folhma; l‘lcsldcnl.
Mrs. Franklin (I. \Vhllliltlh‘, or lint-t-
t‘ord; ilrst viropm-shlont, Miss Martha
ii. ”rings, of \I'aicrbury; HI'l‘Imli vlvo
pl‘t‘sitlclil, him. Willislou \Valltvr. of
Now llavcn: manuuors for iill‘r'i" yours.
Mrs. D. A. Markham. of Hartford; Mrs.
(i. ll. Morgan. of Now lluvcn; Mrs.
llornutloiio Pci'rln. of Now llnvon;
Miss Mary K. 'l‘ulcoll. of Hartford.
and Mrs. Juniors 0. Wright, ol‘ Fall‘-
tlold; nominating cummitloc for 1903-
00, Mrs. ll. W. liacon, of Now llavcn;
Miss l'iinily (l. Whilncy. of Now lla~
\‘cli; Mrs. Elinor (i. Derby, of illidtllc-
town; Mrs. llela l'. Larncd. oi Nor-
wich; Mrs. William liishop. .lr., of
itridgomrt; Mrs. Arthur l’cr’kins and
Miss .Mnbcl llulkolcy. of Hartford.
it‘s;
““33;
its»
1%..qum‘5
{inf—'3
iHH fifti l. iii
Wt: ulcnurcrmk tho \v‘ncatv for six: hours. 'i‘hiuk
Then we cui‘c it for daysma partial diucativc
Then each scpru'ulc lu-rry in‘lzlkcd so thin that
the lull licat oi our mom can attack cycry atom.
l o
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mu} lnr its inutlliillil liiivlh
nl’l
l
this. 1:. u n u u a « i: u (l
i sum "and“ m
M53 Milo-um
.r‘“ M “Jo-M
Name
Sf. .rlilrlrrnW—
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F iNTEREST TO WOMEN.
:i at noon noiml
and thorn in.
no: unions ”will all mzc bcitcr Illicit
ilnln tho iiitlltlwtilliw put'uc-z It In not:
“My picnillni: to tho m. but tlo‘lighil‘ui:
to wcar. and a gown oi it can ho uorn :
up tunic “(‘HEiIIilli. it .‘n‘l‘lI’F, Illélu ttg
wm‘il of any nllur lit-i" t‘lili. f
If I haul ilm llilii' . nil.
would lcntu .il Hllm ‘on to ,ilw tlw‘
Ions»: manic and lut..,. ii .m's. which
gin» such I'thilih’llw . Jim in arm light ‘
ml. It is lilo hauwnvuiihr.» who amt
ilw bloat {Iiiiiiiit‘ .lv n and It ..cc'uu
to inn 1 haw “PM! w~u any notion:
’l‘bic is claim: to to
i“ ii. i.
t'ichcr cil‘ccts amulxuxv linln llloaof
voilillcs of thin, pit l." «i it we with"
lht ii illil'lllililltzn. .
livvlt iltc “million moon “I wblto:
satin in I pup-uh n ti on both :vltll‘t :tnd.
ltmiicw, 'b.~ lot v-r .lmol .‘illll llw mnum'.
blossom bring: :«. moat appropriaio liI‘-'
riuli ulul a pint tnt‘t‘trlto with "=th
lu'itlcc .. ‘
Sl-i-‘r‘r. lll‘o :illullls‘l‘ lunmolmlil liccos»‘
.kilk which urn lwllrr kcpt in glass
luiillcw or jars than it: Hit Inucn‘. ll}
you haw boon to tho habit. of using}
jam for this pulpnw you must hznc
hunkml into your pantry ulth n nomif
dcal of satisfaction at tho ncnt, uni»:
form :lmwnruuco of tho lulu: town ni‘;
thvso rt-coptaclca full or own hull full l
Iir lilo good things to cook with.
Tim iollowluc rtluucstiou cmucs imui %
(‘ounocilcnt and la publlahoti in tho;
“Woman‘s llmuc Companion" for
.quc: For my bmtnsun windows i pur-
cltuaml four yards of iwclvonmi-onwl
hair cont. coinspoi nuisllu. and two
fivcrcut stands of louilxrcui silk
finished cotton. l turnctl all their
wide lit‘lll down tho limit and ncrossi
tho bottom of Ihl' curtains and i'calht-rl
siltchcd it. with tho silk. 'l‘hcn at ihcl
top of tho curtains l workod ovor four:
of the coin spots with tho grotto, not
form a diamond. an.| continucd tho do- i
sign down tho front and across lbw
bottom for u bonlcr. ’l‘lu-lr coat “not;
slxii' Cynic. but Wilt‘ll hour; they look ‘
ml llkc cxpcnslvo Ilmpci‘lcu. 'l‘hcy also:
laundcrcd troll.
A French gown of silk vollo is llncd
throughout with tho largo-flowcrcd cro-
tonnc.
Hopes of whito tube are used instead
a Biscuit Flour
a Passing Flour
23 Broad Flown
C .221 it o Flo u r
St; 1111" t" tit».
‘t’itll’ Mam HI
dim-u.
......» o .
u! mum ribbon at many church wctl-
(li’ (‘llill‘lw iluwcrs nro caught
" \Vllll lill‘ iulio ni inlcrvnln, and lllcy
iijzii bur} tiiciuscltcs in in; soil. folds
n lib broil}: (-flctci.
Superiority.
\t‘o rout our rcputntion on its
cxcvllcnt‘o. Wu inko nil mutt-
ucr ul‘ roro that it in tho bust
Icul‘ ltnportmi. To start with,
ilwn. w.» dovoic cairn lime and
cnrc to its packaging, soullug
it so that it rclnlns all its or-
ininnl dollcacy of flavors. .
it. in iron from the soil of
handling and rhinos, in us in film
onultat'y condition, I,
Sixty Centsa Pound
EIGHT CHECKS GIVEN. .
The Union Pacific
Tea ' (‘0.
i 126 Washington Street,
Tel. 542-3.
....» .....M... ...... ...
r— The Best in the Basket
mcnt, every style number of this famous make is to be had at ‘
all times in a complete range of sizes.
' SPECiALS.
Very Best Creamery Butter, tub. 28c (no higher)
15 WARRANTED FRESH EGGS ........ . ....... ...25c
GENUINE BERMUDA ONIONS . ..... . .7c qt.: 4 qts. for 25¢
NATIVE ASPARAGUS. bunch. . . . . . ..... 30c, according to size
Louis Joseloif, ”
72 North Main Street South Norwalk
Telephone Call 285-2. -
CONTRACT FOR STATE ROAD. l Mllrt‘ ihllll um. girl is wearing n
The highway cominlsslouor '15 Fll'ilit'd ltcillcout which has all tin-
:iwnrdcd tho contract for the m- 51mm look of tho sll‘illvll Silk 5km ll
:~li‘uclltm or Moo loci of lilllt'udnm not tho sol'i rustic. it is made c:
.oui tcli’ord road lying in tho towns ol‘ Domain and tbcrctorc finds its way to
til'nltlurli, Nllt‘lii lil'miim'tl and Bulb Hurluumlrx frctuwnllr. Such a potti-
l‘ul‘d' in i-‘rank Arrogant and ilroilwr, root is clcanly and comfortable on a
oi” Durham, for $2:l,o'_'7.itl. 'l‘bo road warm «lily-
itt (mutation is all ono suction of llixh-'
way lying in throw towns. Only 305: "“ '
tool of it in in the town of North lirau- ‘
lord. l
l
Flour
Flour is higher. but we are
still selling Al for
75c per Bag.
GEORGIA REPORTS RECEIVED..
'l‘bc stain library has received six
volnnws of ("Murcia Colonial records.
thrcc volumcs from tho lvorgia slate
guilogini. ihroc voluincs of Georgia
cotm roports, and two volumes of
Missouri rcports. 'l‘bo coplcs of tho
Georgia Colonial rccorus arc similar
in charactcr to voluiucs lssumi by Butler, per lb. . . . . . .. . . . . . . 27c
Conuccticut. and otbcr Now England 1 lb. pkg. Macaroni ....... . 7o
sluice. Force. 2 pkgs. ............. 25c
.. licullh Brand Milk. per can too
JOHNSON DELEGATE ELECTED. 5 gals. Oil ....... 55c
lau‘go l’ruucs, 3 lbs. 250
large Lemons. per doz. 20¢
Lighthouse Soup, 7 bars .. 25¢
H.E.Mead&Co
232 EAST ”AVENUE.
Telephone 990.
MUN'I‘GOMIGHY, Aim. hilly 20.»:{0-
turns today from the state Democratic
primary of Monday indicate that in.
R. M. Cunningham, one of tho Johnson
men for dolomitc-ut-largc, is elected. ,
NATIONAL BANK STATEMENT. i
WASHINGTON. May Bow—Tho
coniptrollcr or, the currency today 16-
sucd a call for the condition of Na-
tional banks at the close or business
on May 14th inst.
. . . . v . . .
IIJ ... I.I I.I I‘I I'
BU R,28c lb.
DELICIOUS FRESH MADE BU TTER—THE KIND THAT SHOULD
BE ON EVERY TABLE IN THE NORWALKS.
it Takes the Old Reliable Store to Send Out the Bargains.
HAMMOND'S‘LEAN AND TENDER SHOULDER, Ib..... 10o
FAIRBANKS’ GOLD nusr (lat-ho pkg.) 18c
13 wannaurso FRESH EGGSfor 25o
PURE LEAF LARD,2 poundnfor 25c
YALE TOAST CRACKERS (crisp and fresh), 3 LBS. 259
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Ten (70!: value) 500
20 Stamps with 1,4; lb, Very Best Tea 250 -~
25 stamps with 1ib.MoKa Blend Coffee 32¢ . j:
20 Stainpawithllb.hiocha.and Java Coffee 800
15 Stamps with 1 lb. Java and Maracaibo Coffee 25c
10 Stamps with 1 lb. Best Santos Coffee gee
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CROWN ASTER BRAND. 1 lb. Alf 1"th Clns . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 356
A valuable Co upon in Each Can. ' .
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