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sac-otter. arms» 3 ton.”
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NEW YORK.
All) rIIontlIs old
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ml OIIVAUI IOIMI". "(I "II om.
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
‘7'? The Kind You Have
Always» Bought
of
In
Use
For liver
thirty Years
Get Your Drug Wants
Filled at the
B rid ge Pharmacy
US$319? and oiliclent service It
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrom.
Come in and wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
. 7 J. PARKER. Manager.
The rot or garilacd Young Man s t‘lIIb
corrected with the East AvI-rIIio Mctlio
diet clrrircir will hold it meeting Mon
day evcnlng at tho churrh
Mrs. Leslie G or ham will be the load
or of file mecting of the loyal Work-
ers' Society, to be held Sunday cvcn-
ing. The subject will be “i’raicr Coin»
mandcd".
The Masters Witltcr and Alvin
Thompson. of 2nd East aveuuc, or:-
spending today at the DarIinry lv‘uir.
accompairicd by Earl liar-tram and Earl
Roberts, of this plncc.
Tlrc portable plIt- driver has now
been shifted from the South Norwalk
approach to lllt‘ Washington lili'tll‘l
bfltht‘ to tiic East Nor-walk approach
whei'c It will be Iocittctl i'or sIIvIIi'iII
days.
The lliilli'i‘lllilil report that the frost
fish are now running nit-cly. AMI-hor-
u.
I
”EVIE‘WTH mans” '1
Funeral Director I
and Embalmer. ;
19 North Main St» South Norwaik
Residence, 0 WIIhlngtoo 5:.
Telephone It. office. 330-2.
Telephone at house, 003.
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
.IHYICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATIU .12 FIR DAY AND UPWAHD
Supper or Table D’llote Dinner,
, 6 to 8 p. m., 50c
susmv DINNERS, 75c
Banquets a Specialty
y TEE. ‘CALL 003.
CityNationaiBankLM
COUTH NORWALK, CON N.
W
TMNIAcrs A season. panama
. oversees -
W
Capitol Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 $111,000.00
Safe Deposit low. 03 rind 06 per year.
than“
some a. dilemma". or...
JOHN H. KIM", m VloIIPru.
rm. .. I ,
wrtrrreo Iobwttt, Cubic:-
. & DIKIO'I'ORB
"H. Mnthrth0i'i Henry no mcur
It." Km thine-i momma
dallnlh a. m m 0. wlllrm ervin
‘ (thriltian Ownrtz .I be H. Light
Irma; om
lager-I off the Country Club property
and thence down the harbor :IrII favor
itc spots.
also made.
Don‘t bake. Iluy lioriII lllllilt‘ brand
and biscuit at Banner llakcry. ’l‘III. :ll-Hl
’l‘IrII Ellsworth oystci'bont, (‘onIIIian-
dcr Royal llcckcr, captain, \Vlllt'll has
been running California stock in New
York chino into the harbor l:r»:t rIIL'lIt
into but lclt again early this IIIII rulingl
for lllltlgt‘piil'h
James V. l‘lIriIkIIlt
TELEPHONE CAI. L 720.
Dg__rlon HLuse
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK.
~4—
Shorc Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John E. O’Sullivan
PROPRIETOR.
EVdERY LLADY'S Bliéé'snid’cutn.
BER
should no equipped with n Ilnliity
snow \viIIIII, oric lllt‘l‘f' "Standard” li'or-
I-cinIiI lcrIIIniIIlIIIl Lavatory.
llttvc you over sIIrppI-Ii to consider
how IiIIIiuiitfiilly IIoitvIIniIIiIt It Would
be to illch hot and (tilt. running water
In your (it: using chamber, tricep-
Iriu apartment or tlrst floor toilet
room! its pII-soricc would afford you
the highest dcgrcc of cornfort.
WII will gladly quote you prices Our
pluriibers are strictly competent mc
churrics, honest and reliable
HORACE k. NASH“
consort MAIN AND wear out
.. .kxwwfl ”no
OTHER FINISHES HAVE GOMI
AND GONEIUT
J a p-A-Lac
QUALIT’I AND INDURANO'.
CHAS. E. DOW
112 WAIHINIITOI‘I CTIIIK‘I‘.
‘PHWII My
Some good c'rtt'hcs have
I
quest of frost 11min view pf
good (allottedh they pent; to
ms a goon moss tit Partition
meeting of the Fast Norwaik Yacht
Club next. Week The club will be out
an to the members throughout the win
ter in which respect it will be differ],
ent from the average yacht club.
bridge.
giving the
of weight.
clear ed up.
parent that they would not last lotigi
sevcrnl year II.
day with r: party of fr crids for New
Hudson lI‘ultrm celebration. particular
turn home Sunday.
The lschoda Club has kindly lonuod
handsome model of a two mauled
schooner with full sails set to the
United [triliair Societies for the ColumI
bus lbw parade. This vessel will be
part of a float on which there will be
ir trumbcr of children
outed iii the initiation islands property
came up from New York today to look
It over. The indications are that
sonic more large houses will go ii]
there shortly, in addition to the one
which was started this week.
Chris Fay. who went into the local
business for himself only a few days
ago. has been having decidedly harI
trick. Ilc purchased a horse less that
tor liuilrrg hccn IIIIIId out) about llrrcc
d: iys. (‘hris bus the mmpathy of many
I'.riends
While thc clearing up of thc Wash
ingtoir strIII-t brhlgc of nuisances is ir
progress, sight should not be lost 0
thc revolting conditions on tho tint:
under the several buildings on accoun
of sewerage and onto: filth. Alteri-
- tion has been called to this before
but without avail.
the natural growth oystcrmon liltvc
been getting. it is stated, :rom on
All Ilti cIInts pcl‘ bushel on the :rvcriigc
for the your old stuff they anI (trade
Cards are being gotten out for a‘
rgcest
enter am. who habituated the
ocean wave and Portia wheel at Retail '
‘ Point the print; summer, baa gone to . ‘
Syracuse. New York. to take a posh“
You: loclor' 1W
omit-to to f I, .
d "momentum
honour-about keeping A veil-(firm ' .
torpl lathe hilltop. “Then when the he .
ties as chauffeur.
Andrew Aaronson has just added a
handsome pair of computing scales to
his market on the Washington street
These scalcs‘in addition to‘
weight toil Instantly the‘
selling price to the smallest fraction
The cscailops are now pretty well
There was such a Irish
for them when the season opened a
week ago today that it was soon out
The yield this rear was the best in‘
)aptain Arthur W Day set out lei
York, in his auxiliary sloop Elisha 8an
on They will see the last and of the
ly the ilturuiimtions and expect to rel
Some of the New York parties later.
a wcok arzo and last night it died lift
f
Heartburn. Gas. Dyspepsli and Other
Stomach Misery vanishes Be-
l" , lot You Realize ll
If what you just ate in scoring on
Your stomach or lies like a lump of?
~ lead, refusing to digest. or you belch
Gas and Eructate sour. undigested
food or have a feeling of Dizziness.
Heartburn. Fullness. Nausea, Bad
taste in mouth and ltOMhl'l‘lBldiwllO
«this is Indigestion.
A full case of Pope‘s Diopepoia costs
only 50 cents and will thoroughly cure
your outer-order stomach, and leave
sufficient about the house in case
some one also in the family may sut-
ffr from stomach trouble or indiges-
t on. .
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula plainly printed on these
ISO-cent cases. than you will under-
stand why Dyspepsia trouble of all
kinds must go. and why they usually
relieve soui', outIoforder stomachs Ol‘
indigestion in five rrrlnutes.-Dlapepsin
is harmless and tastes like candy,
though each does contains power sul-
iiclent to digest and prepare for as-
similation into ethe blood all the food
you eat: besides. It makes you go to
the table with a healthy appetite; but,
what will please you most is that you
will feel that your stomach and intes-
tines arc clean and fresh. and you.wili
not need to resort to laxatives or liver
pills for Billlousness or Constipation.
This city will have runny Diapepsiri
cranks. as some people will call them.
but you will be cranky about this
splendid stomach preparation. too. if
you ever try a little for indigestion or
Gastritis or airy other Stomach misery.
(let sortie now this minute, and for-
ever rid voursoll of Stomach Trouble
and indigestion.
log on the natural Izrowth beds at
Bridal-port Some of it has brought as
high as 85 ccnls pcr‘ bushel. From 85
to 50 bushels pcr day have been caught
by some. of the two men boats.
.lolirr Kane is now getting over a so:
var-c attack of blood poisoning. which
for a time caused him no end of trou-
blc. It developed on the middle titr-
ger of his right hand and was suppos-
ed to have been due to a slight prick-
INSURANCE
uni Inmvs IIIREAL ESTATEW
Steamship Tickets
(lNCORPORATED)
5 RAILROAD AVE. ' 80. NORWALK.
.. .,._........
rIrorII IlIIstIruhib your bul-
rrriIrIII for your th::IIItl-r-—by havlntu
Eicctric Lichtittu.
pIIIIIiIIs. AIIIiItricIIItUI's, I-tc..
wc‘li 11'” you how Illlll
riIiIlcriiIIs.
This Is the irilectrie Alto and tho
Landlord who is up to date acts llli‘
good paying tI-riruita.
llil-ilillltttl‘l-
i'IirIiiIlIi
as wscumorou eraser,
sou‘m NORWALK.
TEL. cos.
‘ 'l‘lttr. at It o'clock.
.l. M. LAYTON & co
the president
liolis, I‘rIvaItI 'l‘i‘lt‘h-
The Reed 8: Volk Electrical (lo.
ing of the skin whilII Mr. Katie was
'mnritcuring the nail. At Iii-st the till-
lgcr begun to swell and following this
'1111’ Inilnmiriation spread to the hand
‘and arm. As a result of the attack.
\lr. Kano is losing the whole null
A re: option will be given by the Eli
u hrth Lcngue. of lllt‘ East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal i‘lrurch. East Nor-
\v,alk on Tuesday evening. October
in the church bar-
lors Ari int: rusting progratri has been
prepared. RIIfrcshIncnts will be scrr
IIIl illlil a tin.» opportunity for n rc-uii~
fin til the old and now friends of tho
l."il‘,.’,lll‘ will In Izivvn Miss ldu 'l‘IctrII-
nor is IIlInIrrmrn of the reception coni-
nrittcc. and Rev William W. Gillies is
it
Disgusted because thcheaith officers
did not pay any attcniio tot the smoke
nuisance on the W as n street
bridllc on account of the operations
with an extractor of oil from coal. pu-
iicII headquarters were called up you
tertlaI’. It was promised that a police-
man would come right (Ivor bril therc
was nothing doing. No policeman put
In an IrpIIararrce and thc pcople on the
bridge will probably sum hammering
away at tho health timer-rs again In a
hope, which so far has been r-IIsriltlcss.
to bring about some result. With it
continuance of the out ind. the
smoke was still pouring about the
bridge this morning and own dogs
\VI‘I‘II coughing and sneezing from it.
The more thc blowing up of rho Ry
Ilcr rriid liownrd market safII is inves—
tigntcd. the more it appcnrs that the
job was done by amateurs. livery
thing In connoction with the affair was
most crutlc, Yesterday thorn was a
stormy hlrt'tllll of people to the Iriarkol.
III-tit on social: what a cracked attic
looks ltkc. Thus far no clue to
tho crnckcrs has been secured. (the.
peculiar fcrrturc about ttIII job is that
in all probability it was worked tiff
directly In theI glare III air electric
light. Arr incandescent light is always
left burning nights and ill the morning
lug \thIII John Howard. oric of the pro»
prictoru arrived and vlcwcd tirc ruins.
thrI light was still burning. Anybody
passing the market could not havo
done otherwise than noon the burglars
IThO Millie“ Talent of All Nations
At Your Disposal If You
Own an Edison
May We show You the New rim
Model Retailing It
$2200
STILL HOLpDG FIRII'I FLAGI POI lhfldelkpllin HOW I“! II ll Io OITM
Ono? Lot’s 'l'riil: It Oven.
Ailliiiilill & SIIIIIili.
mm moatnoron ITIHT
were Newman
0
A Fireside Phonograpl:
at work, which leads to the conclusion
that they had someone outside posting
them.
children one
FOR FAINIIIEII'S’
C A 8 T O ‘R l A
timid.
' Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose (lrrmkctt are
among the visitors at tho Danbriry
iI‘rIir. today.
Atvnli Tritlrill has sold II plrll of bunt
III Hickory lllIIil’ in Ncw York people.
who will build built your.
A largo hotel will tic erected at llcii
island by a New York IapitaiIIIt. it
in to (obtain lib rooms.
Air clairt pound Ilarirthlcr was born
yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. George
Mirror. of the West Birk-
Mrs. Gar: T tiling and «tighter, or
New York. are visiting Mr and on.
Franklin [much of the West Hide
Mrs. klngcne Cristiiriiin, of import
street left this fluorninn tor Worm-w
tI-i’. Mass, wierI she will spend In
WIIIIII.
furl. it”
“more. soil of Mr. and
won“... 9. Bowen. "g [59“ “mm ”a. bloom to the cheeks and Irrrickly drive
llf't‘ll very ill of typhoid lever. but "at 9"“
is now improving.
Mrs. Elisa Judson. wtro continued a
stroke of paralysis sorbetlme ago. is
ridw nppnrently all well as over. and
able,I to be about 05th
'Iheophiip soprano III...
to
S. P. Bowen has a
tract at Bell island. which
Smith, of New Yo lr. J.’ P. Leo. of New
York, is the arch ect.
Archie Benedetto was taken with a
severe illness while at the Norwaik
High School, yesterday. and obliged to
leave his studies. He is somewhat
:mproved, brit will remain home for a
me.
Mrs. Allan Dnucbey and iron Moirb
eon, of Rowayton avenue, returned
home yesterday from a several days'
visit in New York, and while .tliere
they witnessed rrroet of tire Hudson-
lI‘ulton celebration. and enjoyed the
spectacle immensely.
~Grncerles for sale below cost for
the next two weeks owing to transfer
of business. 8 packages of Quaker
Oats. 25c; 3 cans Milk for 25c; 3 cans
best Corn, 25c; 3 cans best Peas. 26c;
3 qts. Beans, 2pc; Shredded Wheat,
10c; best Prunes, 7c In: Wheatena.
120 pkg; 3 caps best Tomatoes. 250.
Boston Grocery 00,, ltowayton.
Illlillil llili Iilliliilllli.
Andrew Taylor was a visitor at the
Dnnhury fair. Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward ll. Crane. of
New Canaan, were in Barton. Monday.
Mrs. Van 'l‘assal has arrived at
Miss Margaret Sellcck'a for the win-
tcr.
Dr. Alice Lyon Fitch Is convales-
ccril after Ir sciious attack of prion-
Inoriln.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Puck have
moved to their rooms on Railroad
avenue.
Mrs. Merlin J. Waterbury is spend-
lng two weeks with her cousin, in
New Jersey.
Harold Willniott is expected home
this wcck from a stay of several
months In Dakota.
Chauncey 'I‘vlcr, of thc Darien road.
drew a very prctty gold watch at the
lireincms fair at Noroton Heights.
Mrs. W. N. (‘apcm of Noroton. re.
turned homc after spending a week
with her daughter. Mrs. impliam. ct
I’clharn.
Mr. and Mrs. Rhody, who have oc-
cupicd one of Mrs. Henry Scllcck's
bungalows. this manner. have re.
turned to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Crane, par-
ents of Mrs. it. t). Lyon. have return-
cd to New York. after spending thc
summer with their daughter.
Miss Elsie Hutton, of Newton and
New York, and Everett ’l‘ylcr, of Beth
titll'. Ht lllc home of thII brIIII-‘s Inothcr.
by Rev. Louis French. rector of St.
larkc's Church. Noroton, ()niy illt‘
imnicdlatc t’aIIII‘llIIs WI'H’ prIISIIrIt.
Aftci' tlic iroiicyrnoorr ilicy \vill rI-rinII-
irr llcthci.
Samuel Walter and Edward llowc.
accompanied by Misses Grace and
Margaret 1:10nc all of Noiotorr
tratgms and ‘Ncu Y.oilr attended the
wedding of (.(irIioir Houc also of No-
roton liclglrts and Now York. which
took place lll- Mllwnukcc, Wis. We‘d-
rrcsdny. at noon. They are to make It
two wccks' sojoiit‘n in the nutrient city
bcfor'c returning born.
The Noroton Junior football team
went to Darlen. Thursday. to play II
some with ilinlarleu clcv-cn. .vcr)
thing was okay for the Norotons. They
made a forward pass. and whcir tlIII
liurlons saw theI ball in the air they
stopped playing and called it a futrr
blII. heoarrac, as tlicy said. the rule
Wits to llilllil the llllll and not throw
mlioari's Regulate cure constipation,
tor“I the stomach. stimulate the liver,
promote digestion and appetite and
cosy passage of the bowels. Ask ymrr
dvrruulst for thcm. 2b cents a box.
Irritant:
(lcorgv Kcllouu and llcrhcrt t‘. ilcr~
thin errc among the nlxlilaccrs in
New York Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Brown and nephew.
William Cirrnpbcll. have rcturrred from
a Vliiit with relatives in Newburk.
lira. II‘rIId ll. Boudoir] and Mrs. (ice.
I. lluscoe. of Pound Ridge. were
urinate of friends In New York. Mon:
day.
Fred ti. 8collab] and (too. i. Ruscm‘.
lion. Monday.
of Hopi "alloy of the Y. M t‘ A. at
Saturday‘s festivities with regard to
rim decorationii of the club building.
1.11% A... . a”...
lill Willi! Iiillillllll
l’crlcct Complexion out Necessary
Thirty-«Easy to Get
Just. Its aim tainted on ‘witi spoil
the cake. no a pliable or blotch on
the face will ruin all pretantibnn to
beauty
it. is to women and girls with plur-
pied, outlaw. muddy complexion that
we bring the stud news of a disc cry
that will quickly care all one
blemishes and ive the beautiful coup
plenum so mut- artmtred by all This
is no harmful cosmetic or ointment
but It
nob. red corprrscioir that give the may
plan, blackheads. etc.
ni‘t‘o is Inexpensive. as
get a urge box for Burr at
Beater a. which will do wonders Ink gin ‘
in one of the few thins that has III
in; a clell‘. beautiful complexion.
much merit it can be sold on a guru
obtain” mice at money back if it falls. 't‘rr
permission truth tho government to It “my; pouring
a
pine. I tide «in 1th" twill 0! the die akin nil,- Ii
beautiful
painting con~
includes -
dwelling and a garage for William
III. were urriicd In Inarringc. Wodnos- '
of Pound lildm~.,wcro imWhlto Plains.I
Ira :iciogatcir to the Assembly roman?
.
Many people admired the enterprise
combination in tablet form.
called Margo, that. fills the blood with
'01] “can
it it duet: pot moire
Fedora! will WM
Do as he pave. He
m. {0° .
flags and hunting draped in a simple
manner made the building one of the
most attractive on Main street.
Walter R. Johnson, George E. Purity
and Lewis iI.‘. Griebel enjoyed Satur-
day aud Sunday in New York at the
Hudson-Fulton. celebration.
Eugene Herold, the youngest son of
Julius Herold. has been confined to
his home for the past, few weeks with
inflammatory rheumatism. His many
friends hope for him a permanent re
covery.
The members of tire,Amusement
committee of the Young Men‘s Club
are braking arrangements for the
approaching basketball season. White
nothing tangible as yet may be pub-
lished. It to certain that we will have
it lively season here this winter. Wal-
ter R. Johnson. the plumber. is put.
ting in an rip-todate pipe framework
for the suspended baskets, which will
III no way obstruct the. view of the‘
{spectators The baskets will be placed
h each end of the hall this year, and
it. is expected that this arrangement
will not only convenience the specta-
ut all doubt Irina. cold or cough Brit
, " ”M doctor“: medicine 21 . hr at hand.
tors but will facilitate the players
Dancing will he a pleasant feature of
each game There will be two regu l
tar teams. and at lcast two ‘gamesi
will be played in the opera house on.
Friday evening of each week. An an A
broken schedule is being arranged by
the committee I
WIAIPIIRI I
I
of ,
William Albirr is visiting oirt
town.
Mrs. .lamcs Der llorrey of Roscvlllc
district, Is quite ill.
Charles Ball is having his house on 2
State street repainted.
Dr. and Mrs. Roland spent Wednes
day in New York city. I
Mr. Parsoll has resumed his duties j
at the frcight station Siriigatuck.
Mrs. lI'rnnl: Marvin has been enter i
tnlnirig friends from New York city. i
lirests from out of town are being i
entertained at Holy Trinity rectory. I
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Metcalt havcf
irroved to Ridgcflcld for the winter.
l)r. Brennan's new cottage on (‘om- ,
on street. is first nearing completion. ‘
A large class is being prepared for ,
confirmation by RM. Mr. Mackenzie. I
Gustavo helm is in Boston Qhere ht.-
has taken a largeI marrsoriry contract. ,
Rev. C. B. Straycr‘s fathfr preach
l
RL'Ez- 1.
not “turn.“
liasy t0 usc “
Ultramarine Company. New York
nae rfm‘rood Daily current
for Week Commencing
Monday.’0tflober 4th
appears you have 1‘
ed in the Greens Farms church Sun-
day.
The Historical and Musical socieéf
ties will resume their monthly sea-tr
alone. '
Miss Mary Wheeler and brother
were griests this week of friends in n
Eastou. , .
Mrs. Mary L Croaaman of Greene,
Farms has returned from a visit to
New York.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Fable have
returned front a week‘s visit in New;
York state.
Mrs. Mary Adams and daughter,“
Miss Dorothy Adams, spent Saturday
in New York.
All the the summer homes at Coma
po beach except the “Mill!" are closed'
for the season.
One of the rooms at the Greens
Farms school was closed last week by
the school board. ,
Rollie Beers, who has been enjoying
a vacation has returned and resumed
his work in the market.
Dr. Sherwood of Weston was in
town yesterday the guest of his moth—
er Mrs Henry Sherwood.
Mr. and Mrs Sylvester Foster are
entertaining friends from New York
at their home in Cross Highway.
Horace Hurlbutt and William Sher-
wood have some of their fine cattle on
exhibition at the Danbmy fair this
week.
The price of eggs has gone up to
g'a'torty live cents a dozen and the store-
keepers are unable to get many at that
price
Mr and Mr: Walter Gould haye
moved from Saugatuck to Norwaik
:whcrc they will make their future
, Ironic.
.lolirr Croker has charge of John
Wood 2; market during the absence of
Mr Wood 'It'lio Is in Danbury for a.
few days
Rally Sunday will he observed with
.‘Inppropiinte exercises next Sunday. All
rriIIrIibI-rs of the Sunday school are
Iiigcd to be present
Prat er meeting this evening at the
Congregational church at '1: 45. These
IvIIIIinay meetings are planned with
grcur turn and more very interesting
as won as helpful to those who at-
thIII.
The turnpike through the Farms is
being put into good condition. Sev-
oral car loads of trap rock has arrived
at Leonards crossing for this road,
which will afterward be graveled and
cited.
l'itramirrirre Blue is acknoulcdgcd to
he the best material for liluciiig clothes.
BLEACHETTE
Laundry Blue
is made of high crude, pure ultram‘mc blue, which
is not slit-cred II,’ .
Ilycsrotum clothrx yellow when exposed to sunlight.
”BLICACHIT
tIiI- sun or ape and contains no
I'Vl'I-I" hives a white that does
simply shake it under water.
Your (racer in It
i lb.
1 lb.
l lb.
1 lb.
20 Stanipa with
2.3 Stamps with
to Stamps with
oil Stanton with
300 Tea
40:: Tea
50c TIMI
00:: Ton
Special Sale of Teas. Coffees and Gro-
ceries with Extra Stamps
10 Stamps with 1 lb. 20:: éoffoe
2t) Stamps with 1 lb. 25c Coffee
25 Stamp: with 1 lb. 300 Cotton
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[ Ad? FANCY PATENT FLOUR. 54% lb. bag. . . .. . . .lsc .
Adz? FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a barrel. . . . . . . . . . . $6.75
‘ IONA TOMATOES. regular price Be. this week.
' Norway Mackerel. 0 lb. kit. regular price. 01.25. this mangoes
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