in
TUESDAY, APRIL :9, 1910
It.
rt.
:1"
A‘L‘K * EV’ENI
it you have cultivated a taste for
good pure, Candy.
OUR HOME MADE SWEETB
will certainly tickle your palate.
ways fresh and‘enticlnx.
F. A. LANE
Tel. 409. 51 Weehlngtcn 8t.
.
Al~
......» THE ” soUTn nonvv
luv Your Launch or hoetInsuretl
for the Coming Season?
TELEPHONE 105.2 ,0
Tornado, Autontobiic, Fidelity
“Bonds. Burglary and Acci-
dent Insurance.
honwacu. camp.
We write title Insurance. Call us up
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
All kinda of Insurance-Marine, Fire.
74 wAthNe'rou e'rnea'r. count
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The Home of Hart schefiner 8t Minx clothes "
MakiEGopd
There is an old saying that “Nothing succeeds
like Success". It s true in our experiencel Every
year secesour business forge ahead still farther.
It's a heilthy growth, even if it is rapidi land it is
VINOL
THE MODERN
8014.0 ONLY IV
Tonic Reconstrutfior
F. H. BAXTER
[till NEWS ‘
EVENING BENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS ‘
92-2—Newe Department
02-3-—Buelneu Department
44-2—3rlnch Oiflee. Not-walk
890 —Edltor'e Recidence
72$5—Olty Editer’e Reelde’nee
WEATHER FORECAST.
...”...
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain to
night and Wodnosday; ooolor: motior-
nto variable winds. The aroa of low
prossuro is central this morning over
Loko Erie. Cloudy and rainy woathor
provails this morning in tho eastern
portion of tho Lake region and along
the Atlantic coast north of Virginia.
l‘leaennt. weather prevails in the worth
cm and central soctlous. Freezing
ttunporutures in the wcst extend south
as tar as Kansas.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'I‘omporatnro: Low. 49: high, Rt).
Partly cloudy.
At the Kriegor storo you will find
an amplo stock to choose from. Why
not look it over. Soc adv. in this is
suo.
llr. William L. Wood will ho in Now
liavou tomorrow. to attend tho Stato
Ilontal Association's annual (‘tim‘ott-
lion.
.losopli Davis says tho itloal num-
illor olothos for mm are tho Boniainin
clothes. The adv. will 1011 you about
thonL '
...—......
it you inrosligatc you show intclll-
notion. llo intolllgont turd lnrestlxnto
tho lino of shoes carried by Flynn &
iti'an.
...—......
William For. who has hoon Sllf‘nlI
ing a tow days it. tho homo of .l. '1'.
llayos, in lloltlon motion, has toturn-
otl to his homo in ilrowstors. N. 1‘.
Those who intontl to ht» prosonl at
tho lust ovonlng scsslon of tlio (‘ontr
try t‘lnb \Vhist. this ovonlng, at iho
t-lnb, arc rotptoslod togtako tho car
loaiing ltailroatl uvonnc at 7:41.
Mr, and Mrs. (‘hal‘los E. 11031, oi
(lt'm'o slroot, arc Visiting for a [on
days in Hartford. Mrs. Iloyt‘s stator.
Miss May Smith. 01' Now York. is n
guost at ihoir homo (luring thoir at»
sonoo.
Mrs. (‘hnrlos S. Macinrluntl has
boon obligoti to go away by fltI\‘I(‘t' ot‘
ltor physician, and loft this lnnruinit
tor Mussachust-tta. “or many t'i'iontls
ltopo that tho rout may rcstoro boy to
ilt‘ltilll.
Tonight in tho armory thoro will ho
a mot-ting of tho tiisbantlotl Soronth
Company, C. A. (7.. (‘, N. (1., to t-iosc
up thoir affairs. All tho formor mom-
hors arc. carat-ally roquostoti to ho
prosont.
'l‘ho organ rooittil to ho ulxou by
Mr. It‘rotlorick Vail i‘orlly tm I“l‘IlIll)
ovoninu at tho So. Nor. liuptiat church
will ho a rare tnnsit-nl trout.
’I'ho itotu Ill lust Suturtlui‘s Sontinol
to tho oth‘t't that I‘Ilti‘lo (int‘lloltl, an
omployo of tho (lroal Atlantic and I’ll-
i‘IIIf‘ ’l‘oa Company. liiitl oupturoti u
sort-n pound shad whilo tistiiug in tho
Norwnilt River. has cuuuod no onti oi
unnoynnco and troublo for tlnmo War-
tlon Wilbur Fluilth. 'l'ho roport that
the fish lmtl boon onuuht was soul to
tho. t-tumnlsslontu-a, who inatrnt'lotl Mr.
Smith to look into tho cmto. llo has
tlonc so and it Illlt-l tni'notl out that tho
largo fish caught was not a stunt. but
a nut-ltor. ’i‘ronhlo for tho IIHIlt‘i‘lIillll
might havo rosnltotl had it boon a
shall, no llio season for ihoao Hub is
now t-lonoti. Chariot-t liopnon. who
now tho ltoin to ’l‘ho Soutinol titan.
might bottor ninlto nso of his 11111-1118
in sumo othor tlirociion.
'l‘ho paporlng of tho Norwallt Firt-
l‘oilt-o rooms has boon complototl by
tho dot-orator, Chauncey Plait. and
thoy arc oortniniy lino. Tho parlor
tum boon paporod a dark group with u
tloop roti hortior on tho sidewalls anti
a bountiful coiling pnpor Which liar-
lllilllIZt'H woll with the rod and groan.
'l‘ho pool room hat-t also boon pnporotl
tutti this in, us woll, a work of art. Mr.
Plan, as n tuomhor of tho. Fire Police.
took tmpot-iui prltlo in his work and
tho bordor on tho coiling was put on
in a uchomo or his own lnvontlon. Ho
took tho extromo trotiuln to out. out
each design and panic. it. on soparnto»
ly and tho anccmstulnosa of tho work
in quite apparent. Tho mourners are
well pleased with the line work done
and arc nuito proud of thuir exquisite
quarters.
0mm
HIGH GRADE CHOCOLATES
350 1-2 lb. 60clh.
ANDERSON'S
Beet Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches or all since built to order
by competent workmen.
OysterShehPoinhNorwelk
A. J. Hand & Company
ElEiJIRIlIll ENGINEERS llill
Iliilliiiliiliiiii
JOBBINO AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’e Theatre Building. tenth Nor-
welk. Conn. Phone 428
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house in the best pos-
sible method. Satisfaction gtiaran‘
tend. Reasonable rates. Flame 477.
or, send postal and got estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtinndt Place South Norwalk
Road about iho King waists in tho
Miutz ntlr.
liousotinblt- valnoa in silk stocking.»
t‘or summor door at Iit‘liil'h. Soc utlt.
.lainos l1. Walsh is ill at his homo in
Franklin art-nut» with an nitiu-lt of ion-
siliiln.
ilulliortl & iiroolts, in thoir (1111'. to
day. toll ion of tho host oil to ust- in
autos. t‘lt‘.
Latiios' plain. somnloss pumps, with
low ramps. at $2.00 and $11.00 por pair,
.11 Max Lory‘s. Soo ndr.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hpnuhliug, of
Soariow monuo. huvo gono to imitation,
this staio. for tho suiuiuor.
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You can always catch a llIt‘M-t ol' iisli
:tt (‘ntbiil’rz 'l‘hor'ro l’rosh. too, "1111
tho pricos aro right, Boo, ntlr.
Mrs liouhou ilooth has lilll1i'tI from
nor homo on Wall slot-oi to No ‘.:K
Howard nvonno. linsl Ntu'wallt.
Tho ‘rot‘ontlr iii‘llellIll'lI tintilutldi
Band, of South N()1‘\\I\II\. has Ile
matting nrranuomt-nta to hold a tlanoc,
A monthly mot-tint: of tho town
board of school visitors will ho hold
this ovoulug at tho hihi: school build
in; in Wont ll\‘t.‘llll(‘.
'l'iioro \vlll ho a spoolal i'iill\tl-lt‘IIiill
of Washington t‘haptor. it A .\i.. it»
niorrow ovonlng at 1110, u hon tho now
Oillt'ora will no installotl anti iopurla
root-trod.
('tuicord Division. 8. of '1', hold it
nli‘t‘lillL: last night and mutlo sumo
plans for tho soutlnnuuul uosslon
which is to ho hold in ihoir boutiquar
tors on Wall stroot 'l‘hurstlm tho 28th
at‘ this month.
'i‘lto dog ownora nro potting thoir
lit'oncos vory slowl_\ iiult'otl. ()uly
uboout loo huro tlouo so up to tho
prosont tltno 111111 in tho romulninu in
days soino thou moro u‘lll intro to ob
tain tltoir lioouson in ortlor not to pit)
tho Mira tloilat, ll 1:: ”with pi‘olutblo
that on tho inst tili)‘ tliort- will Ito it or
i huntirotl applicants anti somo ono is
very liltoly to ho lci't In tho lurch.
C no early and avoid iho rush on \voll
n to saw ytutraoli a dollar.
(in Monday, April itth. untloi- tho nun
plcoa of tho Woman's Guild. of Trinity
Church. tho lto\, Francis .1. (‘Iny Mot“:
an. ii. 1).. will tiollvor an lntorontinu
anti lnntructiw- lot-tnro on tho Anslrl
an 'l‘yrol and tho ilolomitoa. illnatrutotl
by tho storooptioan. with bountiful
photographs. Mr. Moran, who is an
oxroptionnlly lino aponltor will boltin
with It‘llVIlll; Now York and will tht-n
tnito his ttutliouco throtmh Hamburg,
Munch. Bavarian lilnhlnntln . titan.-
buru. Innsbruck. tliontto to Vonloo.
A short tlino ago Mr. Moran tlnlivorod
thin locturo nt tooltwooti‘u linll. Nor-
wnlk. to un untllonoo that illlotl ovory.
nvniluhlo tit-at. 'i‘hc tickets. which urn
200, are on ratio at w. l’. liners and
anti Btlilsonl’owoll Corporation or can
be notzurod from any inombor of tho
Guild. 0
ISHING lAiiK
For Fletfish anti Trout.
Baseball Goods
OF ALL KINDS
At COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE
10 North Mom at. Death Norweik
Amt» 11. ii. deeidlnn’e
. ..Siilllm-l’onell Garment ...,
I: weenmo‘ron er.
Q
fleeehell end apertlng Geode
Launch Works
built on a sure foundation of honest eiTort-‘and
"Making good." i .
For we keep our old customers and add ncw ones
right along: that looks like pretty good evidence“
that our clothes “Make good." .
And many of our new customers become so be-
cause of the good words our friends speak of and
for us. The men we clothe are our best adver-
tisements, and we “Make good” in everything they
claim for us—our clothes and our treatment.
if you want to wear the best and best-fitting
clothes, go with the procession—come to our stores.
If we can’t satisfy you, we will give your
money back to you. as we‘ve altered to do for years.
Hyatsand Furnishings as good in every way as our
clothing—and boys‘ clothes too.
14 So. Main St.
I . M son‘ 13 ild' .
So. Norwalk. TWO STORES' a Nxc u mg
orwalk.
”MM‘—q~
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
’I‘ho microns or your broods. from tho monu-nt lilt‘) urn out of tho
sholl,tlopont1s on tho food you Iliit‘, "llonulo" ("hit-l. Food. home pre-
pared and lrceh each day, is tho kind you run ‘Ii‘ln‘ltti on in mako tint“.
honithr fools and l‘uturo simply ltuors I‘li't‘H slain in “llouulo
(‘hiok l-‘t-otl h. swoot and sound. and is solid nutrliton. lionnio"t‘.liiolt
it‘oott contains iho t‘IiOIt‘l‘fiI itnportoti MIIII'IH, lino lI'dl'kl‘tI charcoal
and thoroughly tiriotl and solt't'iotl grains. such as out moal, f‘rill‘h‘l'il
about, ot‘uokoil kafllr and lino old ('I‘Ill‘Ixf‘lI corn. Why not uso n ro»
IIflIlIi‘, apoolally prcpttrotl, t-lonn. wholosomo food. flt‘hll mutlo otlt'h din
talhor than food from lIll' Wold. nooossnrly stulo’.‘ Whv Ihkt‘ tho
ohnuoo “hon you pa} as much it not niot‘o'.’ I
Quality First. Leer end All the Time.
_ MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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For the Land Sake” uee Bewker'e
Fertilizer: for Lawn. Garden and
Field.
”WW
.v\.~‘l\' l-‘or "llotinio"
illtllll' tlrtntntl Foods.
d
J ACKSON’S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS
In Foiderl. Artie! Proof. Panele. itmnhed in 89p
on ‘thh Old ivory Stock
PICTURE FRAMING AND FRAMES of All Patterns
Jackson's Studio
53 Wall St. NORWALK, CONN.
in and Engraving Black
Opposite Hotel
Nature ReneWs Her Youth Each Spring
and we poor mortele can have our new spring eulte, but will never
epetn be so young. Have that Photograph taken now.
G. S. North, Photographer
78 WASHINGTON OTREET SOUTH NORWALK
“Sac-(ion circa (5.4”
FISH
can he found hort- oror) day. '11on
mo frenli, ltm. lawn. of non ltmtl
should alwuvs t'tuno lit-re tlrut to. thou
aoloctlnu. All ltlntiit of Fish. tlistors,
lamp: and llotuui t‘lnms fi‘t‘nll mory
tiny,
OUTBILL'S 811108! .Fl8l'l
IIAIIIIET
Telephone 108 Free Delivery
Neverdusty Street Oil
Will hoop iho (111111 Ialtl. Now in tho tllno to plat-o your contract.
‘ Wo will giro you an cutluntto ior oiling or we luwo tho oil for auto.
MANUFACTURKO BY
Century Waterproofing Company
TELEPHONE 308.
IAUT NORWALK, 'CON N.
21 OEAVIEW AVENUE.
’l‘lto tth sitting antic plum-lilo tom"
natncnt botwotlti (1r Brothers indigo
A Butler lodge- wli he played in Not-
walk this evening.“
...... “now“...“u
GRACE IAPTIOT GNUICH
Tho revival mentions are still goin.
on and much good in being encompllitip
ed. The Rev. lir. 11. w. Pants. 01‘ tinti-
Bpnldlnu‘s hast-ball goods at W. A.
ilrluerman‘a.
thir llrothorn' 1.0tlgo hold a monitor:
that night, but there was no dt'ill‘iltl
worlt door.
The regular mnotlng of tho Nutmoa
Club will on hold this ovoninu in the
Club rooms on Wall and Main sireoia.
Charles 1). Rogers and .l. Emory lite.
vons h gone to New York. whero
they wi remain for tho rest or the
work on business connected with their
stores. ‘
cry night this week. There was a good
gathering Monday night in collect the
storm. Dr. Farris will preach this
evening on the Iuiiiect. lileeitlsl'e an‘
toy of Dry Bones. All are welcome.
i
den; for execution in the stack market.
at the,opening wore insignificant in
amount and resulted in :1 3111381311
downward tendency of prices.
worn a. low 6 ceptlona 9809018"
‘tuuongru tho nice 3 .01 the New Yor
Public Utilities; Great Northern Oro
Cet'tiilcatos docllnod .1
want. s'rnun'r, ii . m.—-—Bupport-
lug orders wcro distributed ‘in tho
int-tat stocks, resulting in rallies from
the low level or a point in U. 8. Steel.
Aninlgauiuttid Copper and American
Enrolling, itallroada as a rule showed
‘ intltmontltuii. strength. a rise of a point
in Union Pacific having a good effect.
on tho standard stocks.
WALL S’l‘ltEWl‘, Nottinm’l‘ho arrest
of the decline in stocks was effected
by supporting orders. The buying do~
muntl docreanetl to nominal propor-
tions when its purpose was achltevotl.
l‘rlt-os Hugged buck boi'ore noon. 'l‘ho
nnacnaonublo wvathor in the west was
a tit-prosslng influence. Bonds were
stontl)’. _
WALL S'I‘lilfllfi’i‘, l p. nt.——'l‘ho dc.-
prosalon in tho marltot waaundolievod
tit-spilo tho annill amount of the otter-
inga. and prlcos rocotlotl further. l~‘oti-
oral Mining broke 4 points. Sloss Shei-
iloltl Stool 11.9. l'nion I‘flt‘IIIl‘, Ilnitcd
Statos Stool anti 'l‘onnossco Copper 1.
SARY.
Dieegreeabie Weather Has a Dampen-
in Effect on 1351b Obeervence.
BOSTON. April lil.—-»'l‘ho hoary ruins
of last night and early today lent u
titttnpt-uluu oft‘ott to tho illfilh annlvor~
star) of tho liattlo oi Ia-xinutou.ointeru
otl today, but. nevortholoss did not pro.
vent nu olabornto colobrnltoti in tho
onstorn part of tho stato.
l.cxlugton and t'ouoorti. as usual.
wore iho routers of attraction to
thousands ot’ pooplo and on tho main
roads loading to those. plaoos woro
continuous prot-ossions of automobiles
and cuirlagos. Al sunriao a sniuto or
iii guns woro givon in la'xlnttion anti
tho National salute wort firt'tl in (‘on.
cord. Laior in tho tort-noon tlovornor
l'th-nh‘, ihz‘tpor nlid I.Il‘lliuiitH'u’l'lli‘li‘
Louis A. Ftothinnhum roriouotl a par
ado that iollowoti tho rotiio ”1111 Paul
lit-\oro look through l.t-xiuuton.
’i'ho liostou Athlolto Associations
annual Marathon 1‘11“: and tho Alllt’l'I'
i‘nn lwttauo lutsoluill games “110 tho
sporting orottts of olilof iniorost in
liostou tltbor running rncos. coilogo
illltI minor lottguo oxhlbitltm bull
attmoa. hit yclo rut‘osfi, (‘tiIIt‘gt‘ and min
or li'ilKlil‘ t‘hIlIIlIiIilli hall gaunt-s bicy-
IIi' room: and not! maichcs were also
on tho day's program.
Tito htitasut-tilisottn Socicty. Sons of
tho Amorh'un Revolution, hold thoir
annual molding. and many othor patri.
lIIIt' sociotios and iratornal orgunlzu
tlonn moi.
Anothor fouturo of t . ot-lcbrtltion
has n compctitlro murr i. from Boston
to Iinik’t‘II, of twoutyouo oiubtmau
teams. ootnprisctl of momhors of tho
Mussachuuotts militia. Tho mon trim!
to otH'or tho distanto. 2t; mitt-s, in tho
shout-M. possiblo iiilll‘
I‘illi'l‘l..-\.\'ll, .\lo,, April
«it's Inn has uolioiallv oliaori‘oti in
Minut- ltitill) Alan) mills and factor
lo~ u’rro i‘Inbl'lI anti littio businoss was
11’“ Ilfiui'ltld
lit ~~lltitri
DR. MACFARLAND‘S YALE LEC-
TURE.
South Nov-walk Dwtne Taken Exception
in Statements of Rev. C. E. Jefiereon.
NEW HAVEN. April lit «~‘l‘otim', in
his lot-Miro ul Ynlo lliilnil} School.
ltor t'harloz.~ S Macinrlautl. of South
.\tir\\ltik. took railior tilroot tsrno with
ltoi i‘bnrlos E .iottorson. oi Now
York. who is ttollwrluu tho I.)llliiil
llt‘ot'ltm‘ It‘t'Illl'l't‘
llr iiuot‘atluntl is ulHliR u oourso
ot‘ It't'liil'vn on ‘l‘ho Ministor as tho
lutorproior and Guido of Social Moro-
"1111115."
in his II‘tllil't‘H Itiht \rook. llr .loflor
son ““11 tottnmtoti that tho pronchot‘
willlillti not unriloipnlo 1'1'1‘) largoly in
auoh mowiuontu tin tho othor hand.
in Mnotttrlauti nriiotl that tho grout
hood or this tiny and gout-ration is tho
t‘hristiuulmng of our tloniocracv. it
in tho \erk or the Inluiator to try to
bring tho kingdom of God into iho on-
tiro lilo of tho world. Just as 1101110»
oruox in hoomntuu tho nltltuato form
of tho slitti‘. an t‘hriaiiauuy must bo-
cotuo tho ultitnnto form of doinoornoy.
‘l‘ho iooinrot did not bolloro that tho
i‘Illli'i'Il and tho ministry oonltl ho por
tunnont unloss thoy tIIlI giw thorn-
solros to tho uroai task of tho kingdom
of houvon on earth What our social
tumoinoiita moat tit-oti totlnv, is moral-
thing and spiritualinlux. \\'hilo it is
not. tho luminous of tho ministry to
lontzh political ot'ontunv. it in tho work
lot‘tlw pront'hotl to Honolulu iho ooo-
nmnic ortlor into moral and spiritual
torms.
lloth iir. Mncl'nrlaud and Dr. .1011?!“
son or» loctnrlua ultornntoly. and much
tutor-old is manliostod in tho two tllttnr-
ont points of vlow which the two lov-
llll‘I-l‘li urt- taking.
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Man 16. Austin has ordered a null
auatuat her husband. Atomic Auntln.
for cruolty. lloib portion rceldo in
Dorian.
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embeltner
to North Main Itreet, lentil Nemlk.
Reeldenee. I Weehlngten Itreet.
Tole hone It office, 8854.
To eehene et lien». on.
NORWALK
Savings Society
lNOORPORATIO l“
V”
Deposits over 53,775,000
ion. has returned and will preach ova
George M. Helmee. Meet.
Wm. A. Codie. Vlee-Pnet.
Fred'lt A. Ille, Guy A True.
BATLE OF LEXINGTON ANNIVER-
NE SENTINEE . . .~ ' if
1111111 11111111 SIREEI ' ‘ 1 ‘
WALL STREET. 10:10 sum—Org
There1
I ,
lions SPlNACH, per Peck, -
3 cans Milk ...................... 25c . Walter Baker‘s (‘ocoa ........ . .180
l
HE young man of today iiparticuler
about , the style, fit and fabric 'of
his SUIT. -
That‘s one reason why so many of
the young men of The Norwelks go
to “PRICE'S.”
SUMMER-Booms I
in all leathers and lasts
$3.00 £4.00 $5.00
FURNISHINGS
in keeping with the high quality of the
Clothing and Shoes
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington St., South Norwelk
a
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
lint the preparation called "Never-leak" is not suitable for stopping
bad leaks or for lino on old or poor roofs, and not as lasting or durable
as “Century Compound."
’l'ho abovo testimony was giron under oath at the injunction hear-
ing in tho Stamford Court. April 11,1910.
We otter the Century (‘ompound at 50c PER GALLON and guar-
antee all rooting work for throe years.
If he Century Roofing & Manufacturing Co.
83 WASHIN GTON STREET.
:
"22:23::
25c
r
“arranwd i-Zgas, por doz ......... 25c§Waltcr Baker's Chocolate... ......J'Ic
7. lbs l‘runos .................... 25c s Ron liur Flour. hag ......... fin... -
1 lbs. Sultana Raisins ............. 25c ' Fancy Mniuo Potatocs. pic. ......200
:i pkzs Sootlt-ti Raisins ........... 25ci25c pkg. Tablo Raisins ........ ....180
L’. lbs. Pout-hos .................... 25c 3 cans Campbell‘s Soup..........25c
(liangos. por dos. .................. 25c, 30c Ind 400
. UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE :43
..., ...... .... - M .2515:
idolivitllfltctovncnt
April 15. 1901
April 15.
April 15.
April 15,
April 15.
April 15. 1910
Nine Years Old. April 15th, 1910 .
Capital Surplus and Profits Deposits
$50,000 54.54102
50.000 189,255.56
50.000 522,522.19
50.000 813,832.13
50.000 946,348.58
50.000 1,200,561.50
tilt‘t ‘
1902
1904
1906
1908
31,300.56
12,653.36
32,861.38
42,177.92
50,238.69
......WAW 4...... . ..."... ...“... --.”..O MW A--.
ESOUIHNOB 1111111011011
Souvenir Free!
In Addition to the Ueuel Checke
WITH ,
OPIOIB. IXTRAOTI. CHOCOLATE, COCOA.
TAPIOOA. CORNITARGH. TIA, OOFPII, Ito.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20TH j
ASSORTMENT OF
ilEBiiiiliEii CHINA WIRE
Cups and Saucers. Cream Pitcher, Sugar"
Bowls. Sauce Dish and Large Plate
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