NO IINTINIL TILIPNONI
BALI-I.
. finch O. N mill.
dlterisifiec Mm. .
sutures ales. -
Ilium”. Residences
ny Idltor's Residence.
"Almanac for Tomorrow.
4:28; sets 7: 12.
this 3:30 a. 111.; 4:07 p. I'll.
:ilaiouio ‘oisso'ronv.
'h 9. 1“. F. ”Id A. “I
in manila Buddies, South
. ' me. 1st and Id Tuesdays of
M Month—July and Amst ex-
.osriidw-st ll o'clock. All Master
‘2 cordisii‘y invited. Chutes
II. "MM. Robert ill. Wilcos,
healer, No. 88. R. A. M.
in Masonic Building. Booth
street. Id and 4th Tuesdays of
‘ oath—July and August ex-
’ Ht 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
cordially invited. Thaddeus
H P. RobertM. Wilcox, Sec,
or, No. 52. Order Eastern Star
Is in Masonic Building, South
‘ ,strect, 2d and 4th Wednesdays
‘ at 7. 45 o'clock. All mem-
lb! 0. E S. Scordially' invited.
' , ‘M‘HORIAII. DAY «ORDfiR.
Cousins»- HItiIsid to Entertain on
Board the Flag ship “Air-nut"
The boat owners of The Norwaik
Yacht Club were in receipt of the fol-
lowing today from the commodore of
the embody
Mm” umamta‘n
_‘ Hickory Blurr,
1* 80th Norwalk. Conn.
General Order. No 1.
It is requested that all captains of
Mbts enrolled in the Norwalk Yacht
Club will have their vessels at the
club anchorage on Memorial Day.
Out of respect to the day, ensigns
will be balfvmastod at colors, and mast
heeded at 1p ..m. when the National
Salute will be fired, all boats taking
time from the club house, and all
dress ship.
The commodore Will be pleased to
receive the captains and members: on
board the flagship between 1 and d
p, m.. and from i to ii p. in. will re-
turn. the odiclni visits of the captains.
W. S. liA’l‘Il‘ildillJ,
Commodore.
IRVING WILMO’I‘.
Fleet Captain.
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oucx PIN LEAGUE GAME.
Warren's Team Wins from sterling's
Team. Two to One.
Another game was plnymi in tin.-
duck pin league series lust, night, the
score being as follows:
Warren's Team.
I:
'9!“ Becker, W M. Mrs. Ida 1 _ 3 THE.
Vcrlin ....... 76 79 7.) 234
like ------- :3. it; 2‘:
water department 1 our city ~——- -:— ”j -—
Ive made let themselves a rep- $30 201A 330 7‘5
Sterling a Team.
doing things in a business 1 2 3 TH“.
“manner. have started a personal ilathaw ....... 78 79 32 21m
petition of all water fixtures in the Shaughu sy 85 _ 8;} 71 233
' dit will be interesting to our bSteriing 71 33 i 2:9
”to know some thing of their 5:; 2;; Bibi 7”
Inst week an inspection was
, rough East Washington street,
”wool to South Main street This
ort'tboronghfme, but it is fill.
itb large buildings and contains
me amount of plumbing and wntei
“so pipes. In this small section
'Was reported five sinks and
j ve water closets looking, a
proportion of them that were
it lag day and night. This verifies
" practically proves that the water
mlssioners are correct in their
meat, that the enormous wastage
ter in the city comes from leaky
Mares that are allowed to go unre-
red through thoughtlessnoss on the
50! the people. If all the leaky
Willi! fixtures are now repaired they
' II' keep in order a. long time and not
' ll? get out of repair. neithe water is
can and free from sediment that has
,"tofore out. out the seat of valves
, d'faucets. The plan of inspection is
give personal notice of the links
the Miner, five days ‘after to make
g coond inspection and see if the re-
pliii‘s have been made. Any citizen
knowing of the misuse of water and
sport the same to the water of.
flee , t will be appreciated.
A British army officer, retired, who
seems. a study of fuels announces
, fluid fuel or oil, will soon take
he lace of coal (in vessels. Abroad
progress has been made in that
ties that in this country, for the
"lysis that. seems to lie over our
eds puts us behind England.
itch. Germany and even Russia, in
matters. We have the bust oil
the most of it but Russia hos used
of on its government steniuers
Caspian sen for 25 yeuis while
in men. have been telling us that
ng was impossible That is n
I on the progress of the navy
who owns THE PIPE?
_. f Two Young Men Suspicious
i—Pellca. Lie In Wait.
. ice headquarters in Haviiand
' are is a. fine section of brass
weighing thirty or forty pounds,
. ably somebody would like to
back. The pipe is about ten
, and apparently came out of
t.
med over to the police by
tirdisky, a junk dealer, who
brought to his place by
men Tuesday night about
hey desired to sell it to
{being suspicious, he told
..N'turn yesterday morning, and
pay the on
thy communicated with the
‘ ‘ Chief Volimer had a watch
it young men yesterday morn-
I. they evidently had become
or they failed to appear.
W.
"the save HE FOUND IT.
gnu—syn—
He. Did Not 'rsks Junk from
th Forsaken Eadie.
eeligen denied emphatical-
town court this morning,
ud stolen a quantity of junk
’ dismantled freight steamer
ieh lies on the shore, a. short
below the Washington street
Haven. pie who bought
at claim otherwise. Peter
and the metal in question on
sId declares he has a. witness
his statement. In order to
the opportunity Judge Joe-
ay‘ior adjourned the proceed
I until pest Monday monu-
W
Io'e ctossr MAN DEAD.
RD. May 21.--John Turk-
6 bid this distincting of be
deaf. man in this city died
, today at the age of iii.
'ters survive him. He was
ding, Conn, iand came to
’a young man. He was
it any” more
Warren a ienin wins two points I‘A‘ it
day night ltnviiiond's team will piny
Kunpp' s.
OEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS FOR EVI-
DENCE OF CORRUPT PRACTICES.
To the Editor of Sentinel:
Ours is a splendid state polilii ally,
and is wnstiintly growing butter. ”lin-
situntion as to corrupt iniiuuuiing of
voters cannot be said to be really bad
but yet there is in one way end on
other a great deal of such influencing.
It would seem that only by the tinny
0f fate could this be true Our infli-
ers wore ready to sacrifice all that. was
dear for that which was dearest—vibe
privilege of voting and of voting ac-
cording to conscience and judgment.
But some unworthy sons of worthy
sires have so little of either consciencvA
or judgment that they barter their
priceless birthright for n political mess
of pottuge offered by u soif—sooking
demngogus to whom the term "poll
tiuiau” can be applied only by he
smirching that. noble. term. in us far
as the naturalised votcr and the one
of foreign descent is guilty, of ventil-
ity, either activity or passively. lie
lends himself to that which most sure~
Iy tends to degrade his adopted coun-
try below the level of that from which
he hns thought it worth while to come.
"Below,” for of all forms of govern-
ment. a bossriddcn democracy would
be the lowest.
We have enough law against cor
rapt practices. and undoubtedly the
low (loss much to prevent trespsimlng
by theWery fact of its sinnding on our.
statute book like a big ugly-looking
bulldog on a lawn. Moreover, our
watchdog has teeth and shows them.
But the fact is that he needs, on oc-
casion. smoothing to "sic 'im on." For
mnny reasons it is hard for the aver
age resident of a community to do the
slcingon not. We do not wish to put
it premium on lack of community in-
itiative, but rather to encourage it.
To upped] tomercenary motives for law
enforcement is furthest fro incur wish,
but we are willing to gunrnntee that at
least the. plausible cost of getting evi-
dence will be met. Hence the follow-
ing:
In every town in the suite having a
population of 5.000 or less The Good
Citizenship Imagua of Connecticut
hereby agrees to pay the sum of $75
to the permit furnishing evidence
which shall result in the first convic-
tion. in any such town, of a person
guilty of corrupt practices in conned
tlon with the nomination or election
of any member of the General Assem-
bly 19094900. .860 sections 1394
and 1699. General Statues, and chop»
tor 240, Public Acts of 1907. Those
volumes can be found in the office oi
any lawyer, justice of. the peace or
town clerk. g
The proposition does not include the
larger towns because we do not want
too big a contrpct. because they are
better ‘able to take care of themselves,
and because the small towns seem to
be the chief sinners. Work of getting
evidence will need to be quietly and
skilfully done. sometimes by men used
to getting evidence. For suggestions
write the undersigned, Of course we
would not undertake to prosecute on
the ground of a merely technical YlOlIu-
lion. Let those interested save and
circulate this notice.
(Signed)
WALTER E. LANPIIEAR.
Secretary.
Mansfield Center, May 21, 1908.
SALVATION ARMY‘O WORK.
The Salvation Army wishes to
thank the many friends who have
contributed so generously to the “self
denial" fund. also to the local work.
The sum of 8100 has been raised and
the army has also been able to meet
the expenses of the local corps. The
members also wish to say that there
are many families still in great need
and they would greaglg appreciate do
nations of money, f0 or clothing. to
be used In their relief work. A tele
phone call, 228- 2. or a postal sent to
3 1‘3 Cottage street, East Norwnlk.
ould reach Captain Scull, who Would
gladly call for the things.
WIRELESS FROM BATTLESHIPS.
PORTLAND, Ore.. May 21.-'l‘he
United Wireless Telegraphy mmpany
has received a message from the At
last c squadrou reporting that the
ba eships entered the Straits of Juan ,
«unmanned
mum~mwmr .
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
...W
A little crenm siil‘tlilil ovei your pic
criisl before bukiuur will multi- it flaky;
the white of all (Aim sprend over the
surfnco of breed before It. is baked
makes a shiny crust and helps to keep
the bread moist.
The huts of tho nelson rest so low
on the bend tbui, only the rolling oi
the brim lit the left side snvrs them
from n Iii-my, lilinosl engulfing npponr-
alive; the. coiffiire. too, being Iiiil. does
lin port in preserving the right pro-
portions botwoi-n the but and thr- bond.
i’ongoo sonrfs are man used in
fiisliioliiiblo iiiilliuory, thI‘i‘ printed in
colors boiiiit ospi-oiully would alter.
For outing huts these scurfs are not
only fnshionubio but serviceable.
The stylish coat for boys In short,
trousers ls out. rather low, iliilglu
breasted. 'I‘iiv trousers are iiivnriubly
the sensible knickerbuckor style.
A suggestion of tho clnssir motion
results from Ihe clover bundling of the
long scarf tbnt is of present consider
ed so fusbionnblc.
To make gingerbread for the little
folks follow this recipe from Drone-
milking fit Home: Tulle two eggs one
cup liiolnsson, one cup sour milk. n
scant cup bird. too and on'oluilf (ups
flour, one fPfliIIltlunfiIl soda, it little
suit, ginger and allsplce to suit the
fancy. «links In a broad pun.
A molrvnmlltns contemporary innkcs
hole of the fact. that the very high coi-
illf‘n nro already being modified. and
states flint. while they still rise high
in 'lbo buck, the slope is grndunl, and
the high points behind the ours are
ilillil‘lll.
liorv is it simple recipe for Ilinplo
moussi- for those who are fond of fro
sen desserts: Ono cup of maple Ii)"
rup niid the brute“ yolks of four eggs:
lei boil once. Take off the Ill‘i‘ and
bent until cool. Ono pine of f'i‘i‘lilll
beaten stiff with the four whiny of
the eggs. thon ndd the first iiiiviuro
and from two or three hours without
stirring. Always mix plenty of null
Willi the ice when a mixture is to be
frozen without turning.
A combination flint is this your ni—
most as gosarnl a favorite us the ul~
wnys popular lifilltAilPli‘ and block is
flint of llgbtbliic uni slrnw color. A
but (but is u fine example of this in a
natural color Tuscan with trimmings
of light-blue velvet and bluo-nud-tnn
foul hers.
It seems so simple and so soiisonnblo
that 1 would. like to quote this iii-mud
suggestion from lliossmuklng at
Home: llurn a email disinfecting sul
pliiir ciiiidlo (x-cneiounily in tho rc-
fl‘lgoi‘lttor while empty for the wwkli
cit-lining. if there are nny moths in
the clothes closets, buin a piece of
gum oninphor in them with the Ii'sii
tightly closed. Place a small piooo of
the compiler gum in a snuocr and
place in the closet offer it begins to
give. of mines freely.
Mercury wings of void fonlliors
adorn tile front of n smart shirt wallet
lint and Mercury wings of gold con
lino the tiny locks of hair which are
so opt to fall at the book of the
coiifuis and make it look unkempt. A
butterfly bow closes the collar and on
embroidery of butterflies covers the
waist There is no accounting for
tastes. in design but every one of
the nbove is good
Some one has discovered that the
very slender figure of fashion sw ntbcd
with clothes that outline it does not
harmonize perfectly with the rosy
check: that the womnn without hips
must have n pnle face in order to be
fashionable.
Did you over notice how much less
difference there is between the dress
of old men and young men and that
of old and young women?
Better than to put onions into your
ealnd is to pass a dish of them sliced
very thin.
mash-.—
TWO MORE EMPLOYERS SIGN.
..‘_——.
Carpenters' Strike In The Nor-walks
‘ Appears to be Nearly Ended.
‘ fine carpenters held a meeting this
morning and n Sentinel reporter learn-
ed that a settlement had been reach-
ed with two more of the bosses who
have been persistently holding out.
The houses of the town claim that in
other towns the men and the bosses do
not Above agreements to work under.
But the men claim they have looked
the mutter up and that every town of
any size has agreements. In New
Haven the men have nun, trouble and
they have Just. signed witl‘i\thc bosses
for two years. Everything settled
in Danbury and In Greenwi and
many other places.
1
W.m"w
Hebehnw.
Hill's Blbij‘tiifis ,.
On every home fable there may be served every day a plate of pure, ‘
healthful deliciousbot biscuits byfoliowlngthc“CLEVELAND" . ck.
There is no economy in saving a few cents by using Alum B king
Powders. The cheap slum baking powders work sure lnjuryio the health.
Enjoy the purest of home cooking by using
CLEVELAND'S
BAKING POWDER
Made from a Senator and: d Phw'CIHm 0f Tm.
I
W4.._-s... ...—m. ......
25c Lace Lisle Stockings.
17c
Women's Black Infil‘i-l
Stockings. boot or full
styles. all this season's designs.
Regular 25c. grade.
Friday, 17c.
25c INFANTS‘ CAOHMERE HOBEI
19c. ..
lnfnnis' Fine Ribbed lllnck Cash
more liner, Milli hoof mid too. Al—
ways sold at 25c nuIl never at out
price before.
Friday, Every Size, 19:.
Lisle
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1 length
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GIVEN A FAREWELL 8 RPRIOE.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reynoi s to Move
From East Norwalli t New
Britain. '
The young billy clerks 'if 'I'rislrsm
null liyuit‘s dry goods euro in Nin—
ivnlk were invited loo offend is fun"
“(ii puiiy of hire. “.1er itryuolds.
hm evening, iii her boon: n St John
nwuuo fins! Norwnlk
Mrs. Reynolds \viis formerly a clerk
lit ”11‘ store, and lion iiiiiuy iit'niis. Mr
and Mrs. Ilizyuoiiis’wlll but u Norwnik
in the near futiiie, fin I‘ll-w iirlinln.
wiwro they will make [“0 if “‘ginnnu.
Those in nifonilniin were: The
Miners Murgnrct Kelly. iiilliu Broth
prion, llorlbn Smith, Flul‘t'ii‘u Bibi. M.
Slii‘ollnii. Edith Tovey :iiiii \(ldio Law-
rence, from the store, and other
fiiuiids present were Mrs .obn Kline,
Mrs. frying Ilortim, Mrs Jigmos Walsh
zec‘HAin sous. 19c.
:34 Illi'il (‘uuiod lliiir llolln. rover-
t‘tl will) all
n buiunn liziir not,
Resulnr 25c.
Friday, 19c.
shades.
50c BELTS. 15c.
A broken lot of new Rolls, in
b-ullici'. silk and einslir wi-b, colors
only.
and Mrs. Gilbert. "WW: 15°-
The evening was wrv pleasantlv
spent with musical silecilons, Miss
lmwrenm and Miss 'I'UH'JI' unleilnin 39° CAMBR'C EMBRO'DERV
lug wilh several piano .md local mine FLOUNOING. 27¢ YARD.
Refreshments were. so rvwllnnd n gen
i ii and if» luch (Yumbric Em-
tinl good time foliouc d i
$.me
u. e. cousut was you ACTIVE.
broidery F'lillli'lt‘lilfi ,iibout :i dozen
pulls-run.
Friday. 27c Yard.
Assisted mine Promoilovil or an on
nois Concern in Can ds.
IiAiIiA‘AX. N S “lily 21.n—Tlic
rcnsou for the within mold of the its
onuuiur of the United Mn i‘g. i iinsui iii
I‘hurlotiswwn, 1’. ls}. l . nepunuuiicui
from Ismdon Institfmnlssj uorordlnl:
to advice rmwlvcd here, gas borrow-
cf his [00 grout p: oiiiillillnlo in com
sec wmoow sanENe, 27o.
Adjustnblo Window Screens, full
24 Inches high. llrgulnr price 39c.
v Friday, 27.
‘ FRIDAY
BARGAINS
AS USUAL.
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:
25c Children's Summer
Underwear,
‘ 4
_ . 170
Children's High Neck Short
Sleeve Vests and Knee Length
Pants. sizes 4 to it yours. Usual
25c and 290 value.
Friday. We Each.
50c COMB SET. 85c.
Comb Set, back and side comb,
set with rhino stones, beautiful ef-
forts and perfect finish comb,
Friday, 35c.
omwomaueoe-
50c Men's Balbriggan
Underwear,
39c
Men‘s Combed Egyptian flui-
briggnn Shirts or Drawers, vi-ry
best quality yarn.
clock of 50c goods in every size.
Friday, 39c.
Our regular
60c ALONG LISLE GLOVES. 39c.
1'). Button Length Suede Lisli.
Gloves, in lane, grey, white and
black. Regular price 50c. .
Friday, 39c.
50c “CAN'T SLIP" POMPADOUR.
29c. ,
"Cuii‘t Slip" iinir Roll, iilwuys
stays In plnro. clings gently and
firmly in the bond. itcguliii' prlciI
500.
Friday, 296.
10c TIE LACERS. 7c.
Mcrcorlzcd Silk Tie incurs.
iilnrk. full and while. file is regu-
lpr price.
Friday, Tc.
25c BONE HAIR PINS. file 002.
Perfectly sniisiiii finished. sin
shell or umber. ltog‘ulnr pl‘if‘i' 23s.
Friday, 19c Dozen.
TOILET ARTICLES.
25¢: llublfmini ................ 17c
25c Size Roger ill ilniiof Soups,
violet or snudnl wmd ..... 17c
200 f‘orylopsis Powder ...... 15::
for: Cosmo iluliormilk 8min .. 7c
29c FLOWERED TAFFETA RIB-
BON. 17c. ,
5 Inch Flowered Taffeta Ribbon '
in white, pink and light blue. Regu-
lur price 29c.
Friday, in Yard.
10¢ COLLAR SPREADERS. 7c.
Paragon Flexible (‘oiliir Sprouii '
or. Regular price the set. '
Friday, 7c.
75c ALL-OVER EMBROIDERY. 50c
Allover Embroidery, now do-
signs, desirable for waists nnd
yokes.
Friday. 50c Up.
69c “KAYSER” SILK GLOVES. 49c
The genuine "Knyser" Double
Tipped Finger Silk Gloves, two
rlnsp. Regular price (lilo, in black,
white and grey.
Friday, 49c.
Iiii'irini outi rpm... I‘Iii- pillliiirnviiii
I
of omoiiil recognition if is iiiiieiesiood
nus mode by Kim: i do .iiil iii the in
quiet of tho l'ii. lid HI; lies. hmom
tin-,iii uliliii Iilk‘r uni Iwu'liil iis (on
solo in i\|t ml ”111T .uiixiilie beyond
ilii bastion»: of the ii i‘liilco,l
it i~ nib I, .1 iii: If t'insiil Illiiiloi nits
Iill iuliw [Ililiiillii of legislation nf
{oiBoE'ron STORE]
till: II(I‘X‘i M A!“ ilili' iii lIii Nm’ii Si‘ullll
psuvlminl pullii: ii iii viliicii lucid-pub
iiivd lin- lllluoii- iuigod olid Stool
Uni (loin puny. .
Ilnllod Stuns (lbnsiiltiouornliit-
Largo (‘ If Muiplu, Winnie jurisdic-
tion is the uliolo of tannin. is in
(‘ lmrloilr-tou ii pr oiling tint nlrivnl of
Franklin 1). Hole consul nl ("4iiiconio.
Que who ilils Iiiu‘lI appointed SHIP
on's sufwssm Shirley bud been of
tlio t‘ilnrloitriou-n post for about it
your.
A DIVING SPONGE BOAT
A subnini‘iuu bus been built by a
rofnpuny nt llizrrta, Friiiico for spouse
fishing. When sunk it run irnvol on
it sort of wheel worked by No sub-
Iunrino ours on the inside. It collects
sikingrs by menus of a mechanical
winner. and has electrical Bt'lll‘t‘ll'
lights, n telephone and a shrinking tube
by which it can ccmmuuicnic with n
bunt on the surface. The submnrino
bus already been down to a depth of
330 feet.
....meni
WALI. STREET, Noon. There has
n substantial rullv when 1., lo and the
”In“ i’mforrisi lose 1": but prices
roemiod agnin to u l0Wt‘I' Iolrcl than be
fore A rise of a point in American
Blushing Rit‘uliivd the market at noon
llouds were Irregular. l
“flow quiet the office boy is!" "Yes
--l just ruined his salary. lic- thinks
it‘s a dream and is afraid he'll wnke
up."-~l..lfe.
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FIRE IN MAYFIELO. KY.
lifM’FIilil Lil Ky. , my din-Fire has
caused :1 loss of fidt‘lilili) in file west ‘
section of this ciiv and I still burn-
ing. The oily is without. inter owing
to tho burning of the light plant Sun-
duy night.
Roger Luc‘
Best 100 CIGAR
i
. IN THE MARKET.
Buy one, nnd you‘ll amok) no other.
MANUFACTURED BY
B. .l. REYNOLDS.
Tel. and 12 south Main 8!.
. ‘ h D
Superiority.
WI rest our reputation on its
excellence. We take all man-
ner of can that it is the best
leaf imported. To start with,
then, m devote extra time and
care to its packaging, sealing
it so that it retains all its or~
lainal delicacy of flavors.
It. is free from the soil of
,. handling and comes to us in line. .
sanitary condition.
Sixty Cents 3 Pound
giau'r csscse eIVEN.
The Union Pacific
Tea Co;
126 Ililroliington Street.
H. E. MeadiiiCo
232 EAST AVE
EAST NORWALK.
Telephone 990.
Almdit sine! tbs men have so red
r‘
HARDEST To FIGHT.
Gossips are almost
grout liurs. "but," nsks
t‘ourniii with unexpected condor.
you ever hour a story about yourse
that wasn't pnrtly true?"
Miss I‘oytoet~“liow do I look,
this but?"
~—-st" “lilcngo Tribune.
-..—.11.... ..
invariably
the liowurd
“dill
i l'o‘liiknl bianngcr~Yon don’t seem
to like the looks of the crowd at our v
Will'd caucus. The Other Man—Oh, i
don’t know. I suppose they’re the kind
If you have always bought.—Chicngo
Tribune.
Youth~81r, did it fail, fair blondo
in
i puss this Why? Gatekeeper—No, but u
Elder Ul‘Oflit‘T~"Uilthr ii. you menu, mighty pretty
don vou. sis? You look pretty small.
little brunette did.
" “AiiiI—-w-wliich way did she go?"——-
Lippincott‘s.
WW._ ... W-
SPECIALS
Very Best Creamery Butter, tub.
is WARRANTED FRESH EGGS
GENUINE BERMUDA ONIONS.
NATIVE ASPARAGUS. bunch. ..
28c (no higher)
. . . . . .asc
.7c qt.; 4 qts. for 25c
. ..... . . 30c, according to size
Louis J oseloff,
72 North Main Street
BE ON EVERY 1“
Telephone Call 285-3.
DELICIOUS FRESH MADE BU TTERuTHE KIND THAT SHOULD
South Net-well?
BLE IN THE NORWAL‘KS.
HAMMOND'S LEAN AM TEN
FAIRBANKS’ ecu: DOST (far
13 wannanrso rascal EGG
PURE LEAF use, 2 muss. f
YALE TOAST enscKEns (crl
It Takes the on Reliable Store to Send Out the Bargains.
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20 Stamps with 54 lb. Very Bes
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Mo—Ka Bio
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Mocha and
15 Stamps with 1 lb. Java. and M
10 Stamps with 1 lb. Best Sent
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MUTH NORWAI-K.
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