Evening sentinel, Monday, April 25, 1910 · page 4

 

 

 

 

 

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’ u Bullion. Editor and Proprietor
MONDAY, APRIL 25, 19:0
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. Miniature Almanac for Tumorrow
Bun rises 4: 58: sets 6.43.

filgh tide 12:19 p. m.

 

 

SOCIETY NOTICES

MADONIG DIRECTORY.

’qu won Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.

V Moots in Masonic Building, South

V Main street. lat anu 30 Tuesday of

‘I each Inouih—Iiuly and August ox
copied—at it o‘clock All Muster
Muuons ootdlnlly Invited Hiclttton
3V Colo, W. M. ltoticrt M. Wilcox
90.

Butler Chapter, N0. 33, p. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South

‘ Main Btroet 2d and «in 'l‘ueudnyit of
each month—«July and August ox
copied-wit 8 o'clock. All itoynl Arch
Mucous cordially invited. tt'lnnios it
Mills, H P ltohtnt M. Wilcox. Soc

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Merchants and Manufacturers
Assocmtton

JAMES F'Mtiln S'I‘IIJ Vi} NH. T‘rcsltlont
JAMES PAUL, \ itt- l'li'h‘ili‘t‘lil
‘IlElJl‘Jltlt‘ K II I lN’l‘Attl), Soorotnty
ATTHIOW ( Ulll II2' PT, 'I‘ ronnuII-I
Executive t IIIIInIitioo
RIISSIIII. i. FROST
(IllAitl his ’I‘ IIIMIINII
Ail’l‘l llll ll ll. \VAI. lilttiN
(‘ HAIII. ES l‘. JENNINGS
JOHN F. Molt/IAIIUN
JOHEI'II l.i.\\' Iii
THOMAS i liAthiNl)
EDWARD ll. MA' l‘llIIIll WSUN
STII‘I‘HII.N 8.}1A'I‘C
AIIBII‘II'I‘ M. i‘UIli MAN
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Last ovoiting's gathoiing hi the Sun
tiny Eveniin.I lIIIItltutO, at tho Smith
Norwnlh (Tongrogniiotinl (lhnroh, wilrl It
most roinnrhulilo nIootlng, which clou-
tItl perhIIpI-I tho most notnlilo sorlon oi
Inoclinus (Ivor hold in tho town, l)nr
ing; tho post six months tho lnstitnto
has illOllglll tout-(hot it” tho thought
of tho pooplo tho maul \ltnl nnleI I in oi
to. human “to of today. ’I IIo ilCIllltH
by Dr. Mnrt‘nrlund and n illi'izv nutnhor
of eminent visitors li;i\‘t‘ ilt't'li of II
high order. The onsonihlios on Sun
titty evenings have brought togI-thor
III] the vurious oloments ot tho poopio.
One of tho lllt‘llliit‘lS of tho illhlilllil
(‘01:Intittoo, who In ono of tho lontitin:
luyinon ot’ the t‘lnnch Iotnuihcd lust
ovoning, Illttl ho holiovod it was tho
tnost rnlnnhlo \i’ol‘k tho Count-ominou-
al olinroh hint (Itt‘i‘ (lotto tor tho I'oIn
Innuity, Illiti also for itsolf.

.1 *‘w N, i

If tomorrow night's oily IIIootinIz iii
not on idoully hnrmonious onI-V moat
pouplo will liilsn tlIoir goons. 'I'ho III-II.
plo will ho unkod to Ilillt‘l’ thoir stump
of ttpprovul on tho l‘t'l'tililllli‘lllilliitill ot’
tho olootrit'ul ("tillllllififiitillt‘l‘fi for it
$30,000 oi‘ tlII- IIIIIIIitIipnl t‘it'i'll'ii‘lli
plant and ilII-ro is orory llltlit‘ilitill
that thoy will do it without tho lounl
houitunoy. 'l‘ho illihllit'Ht-i.
st‘oudiiy sinn- tho outnot, in still grow
Ing flitll. 'l'IIIIro is ovwi'y tittizthtItIiI
iltnt 1910 will ho II iiillilll‘i‘ your. ’l‘lio
growth ,l‘oi‘ tho tlrst throt: nutnthn ol‘

 

int-rousing

the. pt'tIt-ltInt XVIII \I‘ns :tlIIIIIt hull us

much nn tililiilL’, tho I-IttiI'o tn'olvo
mouths of innt )t‘ili‘.
“w o .

'i‘iio ilii\\‘it'l‘H i‘tu' NIIIIIIIly jtisiiro iii

- Now York should now no sutisiiod oror
tho ronult or tho \t'oltor I‘ltr‘t‘.
than u month prior hit: arrow on n
(‘ilill‘gt‘ IIi‘ illllliit‘i‘illil lintlI WlIoolI-r,
l.'I yt'nI‘I: oitl_ Woliot, llilllh’l‘ii' only lh
wnu triod und t'tlItVit‘lt'll IIl' illlll‘tit'i‘ in
tho ilrnl iit'fll‘l'i‘. III.» III-tnI-tttnn' unto"
his (‘illlt‘it‘liitll llllH noon nnytltiin; hni
norInnl

in how

-....--
lCIIWuI‘Il l'nyaon Wonton lint; wnllII'Il
lll'l'titlii tho ottntltioni :tntl tilinout iiili‘k
nunln nod ulIIt lilit‘ II it .Ili amount to‘,’
llin ltlti) no u notttu nndottnhlnu, illlV.
iIUW iii.“ I‘illilillllli'liiI-l i'flll t‘tllll‘fiil‘llflilli'
for that litlit liilililii; :IIIIi Naolona
urlntl in hard to 3"“.
.. O. ..
Anothrr illliil‘lllilill .‘liui llillll In
umnowny rolntod to ill“ Inonhoy.
urtluy nt iIII-IIIIIo'lliII,
that won no ul‘il‘H‘ii iit‘I‘VllllHi‘ ti ililii
hot-u lont iroIn n t‘il'i'lil‘l. t‘tililillilil‘il
ntiioitio by lIttnulnh ltnolt‘ to n l‘iti’IIIt'
with u ohntu.

in
Sun
liniinnn, II leutinn

 

 

. ..... ._ _ ,V.

Now York hitting II ”dry" Sunday in
n ioho. Youtordny. ii in nnuonnood,
won th- Ilt‘iottt Sundny nint'o Muyor
(luynor wont into oiilI-o. hnt it In uluo
tlm-lniod tlIIIt hitch rooInII nitd npnrt-
manta twor nuloonn did It thriving hinti-
nnIIII.

‘ “mt... _.V....V.__V_..._

'l‘lio only Iiliiorouoo IIoton-n tho At-t-
t-tociniotl l’ronn roporiu nntl ihouo of
homo ltill'tilll oorroupontlontIt nonuni-
pnnylng ’i‘. it. til‘t‘ tlIut tho i'ortnor urn
not (Ellilil‘iliiit‘iiliinwWilli'l'iiiil‘)’ itopuhil.
anti.

-M..-..4W ...... N

Do You think Mark Twain wua It
trout humorist? You. oortnlnly, the
“cutest. or his limo. lluvo you road
I My 0; hip hook? Woll. err-or. to toll
0’ Jilin truth i ilth'lli

I W... ....... ”MW...“

Brynn unyu tho Pullnmzt cutiitl oporn-
,Ilntts nro nll right and llnurut I‘Tltltii‘non
Tali. Winn clip this country no rom-
,.iIuI to? "

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

This appear: to be Ii normal band iolnting spells upon lilii animal in physiciunuunti

unliseaaon. The othoonhoy grandmoih- Pittshurg Wo holiovctahtngon Pitta
or- dead joke is blossoming us frooly us hurt,r uttur spending ti titty in (,‘lthugo

 

itnrgeonu who have not
boon excoodhtgly grntcrul for a well
writton notion in tho Iiewupuporn when-

formerly. . will give anybody i’nlntlntw upolln w moi ll uncoouuiui opctutlon IIIIII boon
M...“ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ - Iiiounton ('l‘ex. i“ i’ont iucoonipllultcd or unusual Inodloul cuuo

It in still lInpoIIIIlhlo to record that “Ow idovolopod. Sumo phyulciunu in tlttI
tlIIII-olau pulillctioui ut tho WIIIIIIIIIN‘ "Innocence i“ unknown in Now .lnrg‘ot‘ (‘iliuii oron have their pronn
m" utwot bridge. y'Ylll'R." tlocluros the lttVIVv. ’llliomnu iiix “gm“, ' .\
.....;..........,W-L__.. on Jr So? How Iloot»; he uccount lot | A I‘tiiliifliiif‘ prnciiciuu pltyniclnn in

Memoirs of the comma “my”, uhonld (‘hur toy Murphy picking up Judge Guy-
itIOVI‘ ",“Irmmug tending not llii’ll cundldnto for Innyor? Schoo-
..,M V. . V- oomdy Union.

Wo should now ho t'roo from i'oront
tires for It tow duyn ul il'iiitli.

-4-
’l'horo nro pooplo In Ilunnion

I I.
I

WWW m.“ , V,._. I‘Wlnstod. t‘onn., and Wu hollow utny
”m, Itnyliotly horo noon (look? lnrn ilnllimg llonnton Int wondoifnl In:
”4.....- Q”..- _, 4 , , tho IIttIIiIIn Wittntotl pooplo to Ii Hono-

ton tl‘t‘x.) Post

.4._
\‘lltnt It IoIltIl it will ho to llnd «onto

TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.

Wednesday, April 25. 1900.

.luInoVII McNornoy, ol’ “iinnlpunk. m. hook on tho ont'n. And whnt ll ploug-

‘oivcd corlouu injuries by It lnII-uo‘run- ”‘0. III“. in oilwr Pimps, to iillli .IIonIo oi‘.

hing Itwny whilo ho WM; with; hon ,. tiIII iIiti tilln hut- k on tho il‘ili'k illzliiil.
A now llutnptlon lottoI InnoolliNI: ‘ ”mm" Il’i'i‘ ”'W‘“

illill‘ililli‘ “(III ltIutnllod in tho South . ’

V N . y . I I I I .
\oiwulh [Io-,ntoilloo an-ntli intilliniinu (hotly iiitlHiItIIIlh IIII now in on
tho work oi tho ”Mb dI-III-o, hut, us: \i’o uro troll nwnro. u

The lllitiiiii IIIIIIy (Itlt‘lliiimi “WHIOIIOL‘ l tow «hurry hhmnm do not ”who It Hum:
. . . I - ; - I '~ ’:
South Ail‘iilll, tilior n portod Iii ltoury moi. M“ ”nu" I Illntllttttr

ll htln ' with tho Ilo ‘IH """"‘
g” p, ' \II hour with ltrynn Itttd n hull hour
tho (til-II oi tho ootnt InuItlul rune

III ”I“ slut.» “mm“ (‘nptnin (incur Inilh HcIIII-It who nnyu itilt 'l‘ni't tr. not
“ on all round Ililiitiltilll. Now Huron
itrndluy, ol' Morldon, was about $3,000. WWW”,.mmm.
’l‘lIo Norwullt Mothodlntu oxtontlml it i. i i '
wnrin woloonto to tlItIlr now pnnior.
Itor. ll, ll. MtlllStill, und his wife.
’I‘ho llopnhllcnnu of I’I‘Innuylrnnlu
anrnIly ondomod ox-Sonntor Muithow
w‘, Qnuy unti IIlI-Ilhotl him ilioir sup-I
port for I‘o-olootlon,
o... . V
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.

Friday, April 25, 1890.

The comli factory :II Sill'iltlll,
iit'.‘lil‘fi)’t‘(i, ttntnllinp,‘ ii
$10,000.

l“i\'o IIlI'll \\'(‘l't‘ hillotl :Intl nixtoon
inlnrod in :I tlro in :I silk mill III t‘ttt-
liiI‘litillil, I’I-un.

m. -

(‘olV William H. lloporn, tIi' pus tntno.

nun. llinl “u put: t‘ninro in II. i‘ilili I'nngt-

i\\iill n tIolloIto otinrution" I'ntoroon.
X. .l, Norm.

..

llrothor 'I‘LIII‘N illon ..t'

Int-II ililfi iliril nndornoo :In

ltnltintnro Sun.

.. .._ . _
ADVERTISING TALKS
HOW A PHYSICIAN HAS MADE AD»
VERTISING PAY.

’l‘lnI tIInlo «Ii' IIIlItI‘N ttl‘ tilt: lllt‘tllt'iil
prolotwion profI ilIiI:V

Iiowwupor
\ltlrlottittn

WI! 8

ions of oror

 

thi\l‘l‘li .IIIIV

 

________ - OH“ ] 'i'II ti pleIIIIt-li’tit. lilt' ltlI~:I tit .iIl.t'l‘il.‘~

RIGHT TO THE POINT lint: tor lIiiIt'IlI‘- iV. .llllli't‘iillilt‘. II in
Itlllttt'llt I,

'i'ilt‘ Mill Hill III-n run. in iii‘ltii'."i‘tii‘i 3 AI- IIIIII'III‘<IIII': u. I‘vtu'rtti M» hill“

32m. tiooitloti to porinti Izttll' III'III~ I‘"""‘" H‘“ "mm“:
llnkn on Sundnyu, httt its. ll'lliliit t'IIIiI't t”‘““ "'"H" ““‘ i‘" “1%“ ‘i "2' m" “““d
will ho clonoti, ‘l‘lInt unit is not i“ ”W“ “'“i‘

\Iit‘lmti. lInt tonnis iV-I~IIII tho mum-Ii
Hyman“, thus it ,3 "U, wrong tor “Ilium. hut.» now-I. itIIIIlI liilitmt'ti tutu-I.
”I“. and "tumor m “H“, H", on Sm» :iimnu lll tlII Sii‘lt'l Iii'llrit‘ oi tho wIII‘Il
titty. lull it'it u hot‘riltlI ““0th Mn It’ “m“ m" "”‘i‘ ”M" i"""““"‘
ltIliIlli)’ (loin. his I'tIllt-t thtttw on lip i""i"*"‘if’i‘iii ”W'h‘d‘ “7
sumo titty. AanIniu Hottttnol

..

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itu i III t‘ii n il‘h‘ .tuo.

it:

Hit! own lilI' Inn-t Il'ylilixiilil' liil\:ilt'

lIt‘

Int Ii :IIItIizil

t-il‘IIItn iiiitl m :IIII'iillli; onII III month

l‘t‘i'lllltllti'iltilii ion

V~\nIl_\' t'nrnoui-I ITViiliill‘ii nith i"|lllilt‘l' titnII tltnt. l';i'lt‘ :Ill’ ton

 

on Ohio city. whore thorn urc toil pot»

,plo to out-VII doctorI uniform] I'Idi’ttl‘iltal-i

l

Iroiii i tho ottii’

which nunlo his nillilllitiii (IoupotntoV
Alto: liiiilt'HiIIiOll In: dooldnd tluIt
kind III ndvot'tiultn. to which
his Uliliifli brother dooiorp ohjooietl
\‘I'lit'l tho hltttl i'ot' which thoy wunltl

.ltnro It) pit)“.

 

of tho old oondnctotn nnd InotoIInI-IIIW'M

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iio t'nund tltnt not ono of tin-In olo
loototl to lutvgltn his ntInIo in tho pn-
lntloml. many of tIItIIn Iiilitlt' It
rounlnr iIi'flt-tioo of tIf‘llllillll in notiooI-I
.Ir tliotr tloiIIgIIV ’I‘lIlII uort oi' ntlror-
lining wnn “othlt-nl” ilt't'illliitI it ooIIt
nothing.

ilo ill‘t‘itit‘ti thnt ll‘ ho Woi'o to put»
t‘ilflI-t‘ IIIIIU'II IIIIIl tltiVI rtlno ilh‘ nny otht-r
lItIIIlIIII-Iu Inuit ho would IIIt-I'oly ho pin)-
iIII: t'tttr with iilt‘ ptthlio.

'l‘ltnt wnn lilitilil II your nun.

‘I‘otlny in: illiti :t lino prncttoo and :III
llll’liliil' of $0.000 )I‘iii‘il

llln Inlvortiuinu hut.”
t‘lllll‘M'lilt' ropntzttion

now iiiliimti tI
At ilrnt it wnta
oonlinod ontirol,\ to our Iii-\VHIIIIIII‘II'. llo
mod Irotn :.i\ too int'lion, tln‘oo
lilllt'h’ :I wooit. and during ”to your
tlHi'Iii in till Iiinint oIII- tlItIItNulIIl lIItIhtIr.

'l‘hlas plIInit-lnn'n IIIIIntntlon him now
hoon ouinhlinhod ulilt tho pI-oplo of
hill town, I'illti lnI Siliit‘fl thnt ltir. rol-
lIIIIpIII-II IIIIIII trout iiiill Willi it‘iondlh
noun liliii i’t'h‘lit‘t‘l

\\’III~n hiu alUI-t’onttlt litii't'l'llilt‘lllt'ul
Iippontotl. it slzltvti. “I no lonuoi‘ llt’t‘tl
III :ultortieo "

in

l huyo It Izooti lil'Ilt‘lit‘I'.
iltti iti‘ ownitnnou to litiVPl‘Ii-‘ii'. ”tough
not w U‘Nii‘iifiht'iv.

BALLOONISTS' NARROW ESCAPE.

>‘.\t‘li \IilIZN'l'II 1';th
littlI-J In. in n Unidirv
{Iii :IIII E in iii}:
Iiiitzl; III II

April :35. lI‘IvI-
lilliitNlli narrowly
Iiupmi itl iit'Illil jIII-‘i :It

.I III i:i\ nilt‘ll tho our; link:

I‘lIIIIIIi :tIIIi iii. hnl lIIIItI t'upttlly til"
JIt’lIilIli to tho .Llr‘V‘l V.i ‘l‘ho huilnon
I;:, mu thintl, inn ‘lIII I: I»IIIII:III‘I~

 
 

 

.wto min-Ii i'tIIIIl IlIIutlI tr. iiii’ um: lint. I:
V-IttilIinI; v\| lllt‘ml our Limiting, titII
<. I!

II

t‘. S. CONFEDERATE VETERANS.

.‘l‘llllll: Atzi. \thit .“Ililiiv t‘ll i’tIlII
.III ”to ll'lt‘lillll'l UV 'iII' I'IItlIIIl HIIIIIIN
I‘IIIIII Iiotulo \’I-II I'IIII- It lt‘lliiitilt‘ti ltIt‘
Ihtt “I‘iiliil‘i VII :ZIIIII ’ill‘ «IIII- Ilim‘tiiti
:Int th‘ii‘ in tho \\I it. I t'iit‘li'it‘ti lilt'
"IIlII lIIIjV‘z.” uho Innt ‘ill‘li .‘Illti tongltt
IIIIIII r tin) Stun: IIIIII thin: It is told
‘i‘ilti It‘lli ttpi‘llilli'. I“ Ilzl‘ i‘IIIlliltItt lino?-
noi ittko pint- unit; 'Ittmzhl

Great Slaughter In Prices 4&9
AT THE A&P STORE

VERY BEST ASIP CREAMERY BUTTER, ' A POUND, 33c

 

 

Bfiuh Suited News

Mm i

A numlior of people have ushod tot
tit-hots t’oI tho concert to ho givon ii\
tho High School otchoatru in Burton.
noxt lI‘ItIlui owning, and Mt'. l’eil'i’
winttoo to ututo ttIttt Ieuoivod neat tit-VII»
iotn. pulling III iiilttMlvo rents. are now
in iiiil hnnIiII nnd ('lill he obtained from
hint "lho Iounlur ndntiuulon tVVIclIoIII
tit l\'H'lil\ tito (onto nio on solo in
liar-ion only

l"IIoII-V ulti ho no uounion at tho lilF‘JlI
school on lIIhilIy on tho touchotn will
IIttoIIIl ltho (lllllill oonII-ntion tit Siam»
i'oid Lullnop I) Iliuglnu oi the oil ,
cunt: til pnItnII- III In tin Ilnltlint'y Still"
Noimut Htiitilli in ptonitiottt and Will
ho IIno In tho unonkotn. 'i‘tto piogtntu
pt'mninon III-twin] othor npoukorn of ox :
lt‘ltHliD lt pntntton nu otlututoru [

’i‘ho Inooiinp; ot’ tlItI lioyu‘ Atlilollr‘
nut-Iooiution. .‘It'ill'iiliii‘Ii i‘oI' '
hot-n [Itinlliiiiit'ti until
Iornoon til I o'oitIt-k.
tin itt'i'tillitl of tho iIn-loIIIIIIIt WIIIIIIIII

Hutu) tln- :IItVonIIont-o wnI-I tori I
hoot-V 'l‘tIIIIIII who did uttontl woro not

I” «'1 Vi‘l‘i IIII t'ontlitlon wlton thoy tir-
l'l\‘i'|l.

 

totiuy, iiilH
\\'tttlnoutlu)'

t‘i'

'l‘lto otoItI to clot ks \\ili(‘ll lIltI o hot it

IIIII tot Stilllt‘ unknown Ionz-Iuti. ‘

. i‘ho oust In tho Sontor [tiny hold II
l’t'lit‘ill‘>‘iil IlIiI; :Il‘tI-rnnon nndor lilr.
iloyt‘u lill‘t'l'lltlil

 

 

WILL CLOSE LEfiCTURING CAREER ’

Mr. Dunn to Speak to K. of C. Rooms.‘
Tomorrow Night.

'i‘tIIIII- Iiliiitllliill‘lli} will ilt‘ u turno-
itotlIIvrlIII; totIIot'row owning at tho II- .,. .
iIIII IIIIIII nntioI tin :Lllhliittiit III tiiI'i
KnightsI (It t'tIinnIlIIIs South Nurnnlit,
t‘mounttl :I' liltil ititilll‘I in Smith \IIIIII
;-‘I: [4"

\Ir, inn-III, IIII- il't'llll't‘l‘, hili(‘(‘ Ian-
nonnoing his (lot iston iii l‘iilSI' in Stilllli‘
.‘I‘III‘ .tnll.’ hi» ont‘oot‘ up :i tIItlIliI: lIII'tutvI
with litl'w’ ntlIlI-INI. "tin tho N t‘ .\i. .\l
and \\‘lint It filouns,‘ hip. tIoI-n olI‘IIIL
ml III IloIIiIIIo l\\'ti lll\'ll.‘illtili.\ to lot'»
lilit-

Alli-r

lIIIl‘l I.

:I short \‘noutton Mr llilllll M.
to Halo up tIIII tllllit‘:~ no Nootitw
titty III tho (loud Hntnut‘ttnn hunln in
\\‘III-IIIIIIIIIIII, iI. 1‘ Thu IIII.IIIIIti-III
l.- .‘tllllttll‘lt‘il :Ititl t‘UlItillI‘ii‘tl lI). it .‘ill'
tummy, II \H‘liilllf- thorttnzin of [hot
I'll) It .., II pint-II ohoro untorinnmo
llll'll. touttIIltI‘ns III I‘I'ootl. i'It'. :II'I- prt.
Viiit‘il with noon! and I-IIItItIIyntI-nt IN
.‘U‘i‘lll‘t‘ti i‘IIr nil who 1th: nitlv nntl “Ito
silt; III \IIII‘i.

All :it‘t‘ WIII‘IIIIIII III iiil“ it‘t‘illl‘l‘

in London {II III Iihil tinting tho In
IlIII IIItiIIIl who .i ill\lll\ iIVII thu- IlIiI. i
,lH‘Milltl tlII lltt'iiiiH III ”to pool
I .. .
i It win provotl ion; nun
I,lidw tlto pout-r III M'I‘illx IllI' ttII hunt
Izttt lII-inizni ill\ir~IliIil‘ luvs; of lltl‘ llilliir
,Ilolot portion of tho Hitt‘t‘ll'lllll

 

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BOLDEN'S MUSTARD,
MP INNONII,
EMPIRE PIOKLES,
NISZANILLA OLIVES,

 

APPLE JELLY,

24 1-2 LB.

No Reélric‘tions

 

SACK, 800
$6.30

3 PAOKAOES FOR 250
3 PAOKIIBES FOR 250
3 PIOKIOES FOR 250
3 PIONAOES 'FOR 250
3 PIOKABES FOR 250
3 PIONAOES FOR 250
3 BONES FOR 250
3 LBS. FOR 256
3 BOTTLES FOR 256
3 BOTTLES FOR 250
3 BOTTLES FOR 253
3 BOTTLES FOR 250
3 MRS FOR 2in

 

10 STAMPS with 1 pound 20c COFFEE
20 STAMPS with 1 pound 25c COFFEE
25 STAMPS with 1 pound 80c COFFEE
80 STAMPS with 1 pound 83c COFFEE

TELEPHONE NO. BOO

 
 

EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS "AND COFFEES

 

20 STAMPS with 1 pound 85c TBA
25 STAMPS with 1 pound 40c TBA
40 STAMPS with 1 pound 50c TBA

50 STAEPS with 1 pound 60c TEA

The Great A&P Tea Company

124 WASNINOTON STREET, BOOTN NORWALN
OELIVERIES—BISO A. I. AND 2:30 P. N.

FREE DELIVERY

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\iIiikitttI no “I‘ll Ihtttl), till Hiillilli'd to i .

’ ”BOSTON'STORfl

 

THE GENUINE INSURED

\Hole Proof

The Original Guaranteed Hose

Sl0P DARNING SUX—«Slllll
WEARING H0 [P000

Remember, if holes appear before the end of
six months, it means new Hose for you.

Sold in boxes of six pairs light or medium
weights—~black, tan or grey.

1.50. $2.00 AND 03.00 00X

"HOLEPROOF" STOCKINGS, for Women.
Colors, black and Inns.

$2.00 All $3.00 00X

ASK TO SEE THEM.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Asbestos CENTURY Shingles

lms! I'IIIIIWI', NI'VI’l‘ rounlro point,
oi lili'llt wero o.“ It on root?»

 

 
 
 

.\loII- than ono iiillltil't‘ti millions
during iIIo post twolt'o months

BISHOPRIC MASTIC WALL BOARD

Honor and I-houpot‘ thun ixiths nnd l’lastor.

FOR SALE AND APPLIED BY

CHARLES H. AISTHORPE

6 SEAVIEW AVENUE. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

WINES and LIOUORS

(I When you need any Wines, Liquors, Etc, for
home use, it will pay you to come right here for
them. We have a large Stock and sell at prices
tha't compare with any of the New York houses.
(IOur stock includes Wines, Whiskies, Cham-
pagnes. Clarcts, Sauternes, Brandies, Sparkling
Moselie. Sparkling Pommard, Rhine Wine, Cor-
dials. lmporied and Domeélic Ales. Porter. Beers
and Mineral Waters.

Will Sell 6 Bottles Goods at Case Price

A. F. Becldifinn &.C0.

SELECT GROCERIEB, WINES AND LIQUORS.

8i and 85 Washington St. Phone 440. South Norwalk

 

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SPECIAL

Fancy Maine Potatoes, a peck, 18c; bushel, 65c
Walter Baker's Cocoa,
Walter Baker’s Chocolate,

Assortment of Fresh Vegetables

UNITED GROCERY C0.

no NORTH MAIN STREET '

180
17c

PHONE :43

 

 

Century Compbund

Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs

lint tho prupnrntion culled "Novcrlenlt" is not suitable for stopping
but] looks or for use on old or poor roofs, and not no lasting or durable ‘,
mt "Century Compound "

The nhovn testimony wag given under oath at the inlunction hear
iii}: in the Elttntttord Court, April 11,1910.

We otter the Century Compound at 50c PER GALLON tintl Juar-
ttntoe till rooting work for three years.

The Century Roofing & Manufacturing Co.

33 WASHINGTON 81 REET.