Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 10, 1910 · page 4

 
 

 

 

 

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. iviirned them

i iiawley a machine

‘ Lynch.

*«ri’rinceaa, of Norwalk.

 

 

 

Witt IIIIIIII iiIIIIIlti

Iilltor: and Pro I‘IDMI'
TUESDAY. MAY 10.1910

mm“ mm...

Miniature Almanac for Tamer-row

Burt rings 4 :39; sets 6:59.
‘ tide 12:0 a.

‘ sooner! noricas.

MABONIO DIRECTORY.
‘ A Mistral Convention of Butler
‘Otl'tlptot‘. R. A. M.. will be held at It-
Mom May 10. out, at 3 o'clock p. ‘m.
Weft»? M. Degree. All R.A. Malone
Milly and internally invited.
, "eternally youn.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Mc'y.
Old Wail Lodge. No. 108.F .Ind A.
M have been invited to viaii 8t.
Jlt a Lodge. No. 6, of Norwalk on
tM evening of May 12th,1910, and
tom:- bthe conferring of the M. M.
put masters of St. John's
Wat °miniature of Old Well will take
car from In front of Loops room at
7:80 o'clock p. m.
Fraternity yours,
HICKBON W. COLE.W M.
Atteet:
no". M. wiLcox, soc'y.
m

IVININO CENTAINLa EL TELEPHONE

CL
02-2--Newa Department
.DZ-S-Buslneu Department
Branch Office. Nor-walk
U0 ~Edltor'e Roaldence
.WIty Editer'e Ruldeneo

Merchants and Manuiacturers

Association

JAM E8 EMORY STEVENS. Preqitlent
JAM ESP \icc- President
gig DERICKL H ARI). Secretary

'I‘THEW CORflET'I‘. 'l‘ieaaurer
Executive Committee
RSSELL FRO
.DSIMOND
FHUR Rail. WALDRON
SIARLEB ME. JENNINOB
McMA HON
JOSEPH DAVIS
THOMAS] RAYMOND
EDWARD IH. MA'I‘HEWSON
STEPHEN s. A'tl‘ (‘tl .

ALBER l’OH LMA N
CHRISTIA awn n'rz

"rt-is snaairrsi’iiihfiflfioif"

The Bridgeport Farmer mistakes a
lull In the storm for a clearing. Says
the Farmer:

“The anti-Ivlawley Republicans of
Faiifleid count). particularly of Its
southwestern section. ham evidently
been ordered to‘ go way back and sit
down.‘ Though very outspoken and
loud-spoken at one time they are now
as dumb as oysters. Some independ-
ence-abating fear has apparently fall
on upon them; then no longer ‘in
aurge' against the power of Sheriff
A more radical
change never came over the spirit. of
Republican dreams; the. anti-liawley
Republicans have evidently turned a
very short corner and returned t-licm
solves-completely Has Sherlif llawlcy
'Support my candidacy
for re- nomination. or i will rise my
influence against Congressman iiill'?
Are the Hill Republicans afraid of the
Hawley influence? in the sheriff ‘a
bigger man” than the congressman
In this county? Moat the anti-Haw-
ley Republicans ‘coo softly as dovcs'
lest the sheriff hear them and use the
big sticks upon their aifrighted
backs?"

 

 

 

 

...

Even a king a death is not allowed to
interrupt the picaaurea oi a nation for
long. King George \'.. l‘ uglanilo neti
sovereign. has requested the theatre
mansgcra to rc-open their places of
ahiuacnicnt until lllii lute faihcr'a fitn-
eral and has issued a statement in
which he hopes the public will have
its usual Whliauutidc holiday enjoy"
meat, which. he tiiinkii, would be his
father's wish.

 

.-..__...
”i think the bankruptcy law of tltls
state should he changed. its the pres-

 

ctti system is nothing Icsa than It
farce."
’i‘htis apoaka Attorney James M.

of Waterbury. iii a “onirmin-
utc" Interview In the Republican of
that city. in which he will iittd that it
lot of people. agrcc with him, Almoat
platform enough In that to rttn for
the legialaiuro.

 

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It is Hitlil tital ihc gluan with whlcli
the comet can boat bo Hthl lit the
early hours theiio morning In initially
Ute adjunct of ii ltoiilc on “‘lifltit‘ con-
tinue a tax in paid to thc gorcrttittoni.
m...

l‘muldfillt Taft opanod the big Ac
torti‘ Ii‘uitd fair in New York realist-day.
and it Iii iiiiiiod that be thoroughly
made good with the profession.

“......“ M.—

“...—....
TIN YIARS A00 “TODAY.

m—

Thursday. May 10. 1900.

 

lira. 'i'liomiut lt‘oioy died at, her home
In Ann street. of heart trouble and
struck. it few hours after the death of
liar lion. James Thomas Foley. follow-
Iag an operation for appendicitis at
the Nor-walk hospital.

F‘raaslng temperatnroii occurred in
many places throughout the country.
and much damage "it (lotto to the
fruit treat: and vcgotsbioii.

it m it bad day for sailing retinitis
.thii sloop Nollie. of Woatport; tho
and the May
Queen. of New llavoit. ware all canal»
or] oil Norwaik and vicinity.
boats and their occupants ware raved.

nu ...:

 

TWENTY YIAHB A00 TODAY.

The ‘

 

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tlilttkiitg site had reached the depot.

Tito Senate at W aahington panned
the pension appropriation bill.

A great. bronze statute of the late
Rev, lienry Ward Iicechcr was cast at
the Iionnard foundry, iit New York.
to ho placed In Prospect Park. lirook-
lyn.

Contentment. inland.
I'larictt.
Ward.

In the town of
wan nold to Mrs. Alice Donn

___.__-.._.__.._.- .... -
RIGHT TO THE POINT.

It In clear that Jliiliiuger will be \‘In‘
dlcttted by the congressmen and non-

 

atom who are "trying" him, th It Is
now obrioua that llullittger ought llt‘\-
at to have been ptit Into the cahiuct. [
ills earlier iccotd i‘otbade it-- btit .'
there again the facts were not ill .\Ir.
Tnft'n DUHHUSSEU“.*".\'t‘\\' York Post.
4..

i‘ackcra oi moat nascrl
loac by lilt'l’t'lih‘t‘ll prices.
fi‘l'li to money they ctr

that they
H title re-
, but possibly ii
is public cats-cm thcy him» in mind.
i’hliiidcipltia Lodger. I
......
“all Hll'i‘i‘l gambling Ht‘t'lllh nlnioki
tunic llt'Hlili‘ buying picture»: by lllI'll ll
few yctira dead. New York World.

..-.“
Young ltooacvclt has quit the mill

but lli‘ In oilglttg ncarcr and liciirci' to
thc gritulntonc- «Mcriilctt Record.
....
It in estimated that it new jail would
cost 32.000.000 Mani sound pretty nice
to‘ pronpcctivc liontdcrn uI' Slicilfl
Iiitgo. New Haven l’ulindium
«6*—
It took clglit btillcta oi” i'urtoonlnt
Mci‘tiii-hcon to kill iiti clcplitiui Think
of wltui onc atrokc ot‘ hit-i pen mum
have donc to that pachydcrmf » Schcn-
cctady I‘uion.
Mr. liooaciclt, ticre llt' iiii‘l‘i't‘llilill)’
inclined. cottld got more than ll dollar
a Wtii‘il for u \crbaiini report of his

ctiiiicratiilon uiih Mr. l'llH‘llillw \Vtiuli-
Inglon Sitir.
.... ...
Tho i-lttipcior of l'lilliil"~ uncle In

studying Anti-rich. (lid (‘lllllliilllt‘ llili‘.
koomcd an inuuoriibh- no a mountain
peak. but win-n lilii,tiilti.iliiil of 'cm get
otaricd‘ ilicy'll coitti‘ tloiitt the Mk"
like an avalanche, .\ict'ldon .Iournitl.
.-....mm ...e
HARTFORD GIRL'a MATRIMONIAL
TANGLE.

IIAIt’I‘it‘tlltll, May to. Mina ltoitc
()livcr. of" I12” liroud Mirocl. iindu iii-r-
nclf in a matrimonial eniattalmucni an
a rcnuit of a mock ccri-inony pcrfornr
M, It in hilt-god. by Justice oi‘ the
Peace litinll KKnmrii. of Newark, N. .l
on April Iii. 'l‘hc ntarriagr was ar-
ranged In a tiplrii of fun. It bi acid. and
wan duly ritgiiiiorcd on line city i'ct'v
ordn of Newark and the ooh-lain new
tuition to oiipungc II. The groom's
iiatno Iii given an i'aiii i-lchiff. An iii-
tempi will now he made to haw ”if!
marriage. untuillod. Mitts illlvor wait
on a viail. to Newark when the alleged
mock marriage wait uniformed.

. *Mn 44.... «Mb.

VOTING ON GENATORIAL CANDI-
, DATES. ‘

(IIJiIVEIA Nil. 0.. May Iii.» ~A candl
data for the United States Senate can
be rated upon in a primary election as
a recommendation to tho State tingli-
latura. according to a decision today
by Judge Babcoccli in Common Pleas

inurt. who refused to application to
restrain tire placing of United Staten
Bonator Charles Dick's name upon the
primary ballot

 

 

Midway. May 10. mo.

 

lira. Mary Cook, of Norwalk. was
badly injured by allgliiing from a
min a: it stopped near Bridgeport,

The members of Court laurel.
Daughters of inahalla. have made clan:
critic arrangemautii for the celebra-
tion of their first anniversary this ova-
ning at. the Knights of Columbus qnar
tors In South Main street.

 

 

 

 

 

gutting Powder

‘ Scientific Authority

Illa demonstrated Iii-till two
leaves 0! bread. on ”loci!
with Royal Baking Powder.
= and the other will: aim m-
in! owdcl'dbonoyalraluod
la- b 32 poi- bent. mm
digestible (Inn the other.

 

llllllElR [READERS _____l_RS'IEllR

The Seiitlttcl will he plcaitcd to twelve
lcttcrs for piibiliiiiioit, {min iia tandem.
tinder tlii above binding A bile! and in-
thc- point ooiittituiiiiiitlon, iia ii Klill‘llll
Pln‘ill‘lv‘illltill ciitrlis lllillt‘ weigiil and con-
\iiiioii limit it lcitxtln one In width the
argument in not iomcnitalcil “e do
moat cmpltiitttiillt utiggiat brevity. bong
wituiid lllillllh. \\‘f‘ inwc nbiscii-cd. are
the last to in ii. ul unit are many little!
molded aliogi liter.

A CIVIC PICTURE.
[Editor Sentinel:

t‘Itizena hoilt men and women who
may be interested [it The Wontcn‘a
Municipal lA‘llKlli‘ may abut bc Intcrcat.
t'll lll ilic now movement being inaugu-
riitcd at the head of Monroe street on
the Martin lot in which the childrcti
of the community are being innit-noted
by the patriotic Willllt‘ll lit the art of
producing a tribute to the city bcattti
fttl.

Tho t‘illllllHllliiiit‘ “onion and 'Inter»
catcd children make ii picturc that ci-
cit Franz Haiti might not excel

'l‘ltc Imnatic in composed oi“ the no
men of tho community regardless of
position. color or crccd who believe in
the public bctti-rtticut.

It haa been said that‘uil good pm
Mr no to Paris bcioro they die. out lit“
cauac Paris Is counidcrod the common
ciiil centre of the word. bttt because It
It: the most beautiful.

Art therefore in it great lat-tor in the

growth. of any cotntitiiitlly.
. Public art. artitiiic lump poniu.
alreci signs, public buildings, lll‘itlflt‘fi,
illtllllilllillliii, pimrlik. railroad aiationa.
good roads and well kept homea all
make for the good of all.

And how may It” be cotuhincit with
utility so as to make otir town not on-
ly the most i-f'foctlrc Industrial and so
clally unit, httt. alao the most attrac-
tive and the moat beautiful in a leasou
for mi all to learn,

it In not what he achicyc but what
in- try to achieve

We shall ttuiin- llllllitli‘l'h and our
round Ollt‘tii-li'iw “'lill lllillizu‘ that a rule
tirnted tauic may ttoi citiikidor indium
itil. [tilt the underlying tttoiiic liltHll‘tlH
beauty In an almost Iiilli‘i‘i‘tiiil ali'p [ii
the evolution of the individual,

b‘omi- ycars ago riding through it
neighboring town We came upon an
old man working by the road aide. up-
on llt‘lllg akkcd what he wan doinit.
utilil llt‘ was Rotting out some platiin;
they call ilicin christian attihotua. The
old innit in dead now lint the chryautr
tltmiiumo hnrc ill‘fli’l‘il titcmaclri-n
('lil‘lliilllll llllllll‘lilli to many a pnsacrby.
and no ihro‘ thcnc Ht‘llflill giil‘tli'lili \\'I'
hope to touch the chiiiircii lovc. itott
only and itcialiboriy rlgbia and incldon:
tally grow a crop of contentment and
u love for thc i‘Iiy licnittlfnl. And all
of mi working for the (tail. of things an
they arc. lino Matiafiictlon oi Hillll.

Bil'l‘lll“ together porltitpn we ahall
Ilki- (fol. Waring lt'l lit the light and
tiutldoniy round iltlllli‘ uncxpocicd cor-
ner to be guided into the bayou Where
We would be.

Membership in the League in fifty
conitt and any woman in eligible who

carcn.
AllBil‘} (‘ii'l‘hEll iltlllilItN.
REV. MAtiilll’iliiYoP CONSECRATED
Bl

i'lllluiilitilJ'HlA. Way iii.«»~l the
tiaiititdrul here today. the lit. Itm‘.
.lohn ll. Mai-iiillnloy. of Philadelphia.
wan cotiiiocraicd bishop of Nuevn (fa-
coroa. Philippine liilatida. Monsignor
Pltlcmiltl, the amniotic dole ale to the
United States. celebrated the loans
and officiated an conseor or. Arch
bishop Ryan presided. The Mormon
Willa preached by the ltev William
Temple. D. D. rector of Eli. Elizabeth 5
Church. Wilmington. Del.

hiahop Mact‘ilnloy will sail on Juno
4 for lmland to v'lttit his mother. He
will later visit home and than go to
his new pout via New York.

ALAQKA IOI IRIAKING UP.

FAIRBANKE. Alaska. May lit—«The
ice on the Ghana River began to break
tip to front of Fairbanks yesterday and
before the and of the week naviga-
tion will begin on the Tenn: and the
terror Yukon. There are indications
of it big stampede on the tattered gold
holds. diwoverod lhtli laid fail.

 

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renders the

iood more.

digestible
and

wholesome

new ENGLAND Paicéflcoueaees.

 

How Women Dciend the Republic and

Promote Peace In the Schools.

liAli'l‘l‘tlltli, May lit—wlieforc laai'.
ing on their pilgrimanc in New Brit-
ain. thc home town or I'JIIhti Iiurriti.
iitc (Iolt'giilt'k to the ,\‘c\i England Al‘-
intuition and Police initiates-.- held a
morning session in ihc i‘ouicr (‘iturch
lionai- President I.. i‘lurk Scolw. of
Smith I 'olicgc pic side-d 'llllt‘ opening
Ililili‘t‘tin wan made by Mr: Lotta Antes
Mead. oi liosion. Milli“. on "How We
mon Moat Defend the ltcpubllc. " She
said:

“much who hart- nftcit more time
titan men for study of vital interests
must demonstrate to men as Well an
women those fallacies which arc to
apoiixibie for tin-Aiitci-Ieiin reliance on
force and its failure to insure the kind
of defence that is needed. Our women
must first shots that the problem be-
foro otir cillacua in not let-initial; Its
main elentontn should be uniletatood
by every woman and taught in every
high achiml. The problem Is one of
atnicainauahlp vuth which the techni-
cally-trained admiral general is least
competent to deal Ilia problem alwaya
is how to kill preaeut friends when
we have. made them enemies. The
nintcamatt's problem and the ordinary
i‘lilzuii'n problem itfi‘itow to retain
I'ticudahlp with those who are now
friends. It in it psychological problem.

"The millinrb‘t ordinarily annuities
that itaiioiia lllt\'i‘ not. advanced beyond
the stage of wanton piracy that with
out navies each would be at the otltcr's
throat Ilc initorcn the new ot‘oumnlt‘
iliif‘l'-l‘('litflililb'lllli. evolved in the butt
thirty years. which would make the
looting of the batik of England by our
invading ilcrman nrmy Impcril liorlin
and Now York bituka lie Ignoroa the
fact that riwurcrland, with tie navy
and liolgittm with but a small one,
anailtca coniracia from England with
her own colonies; that i'rt‘dii Is higher
In Ilenntarlt and Norway than Iii Ger-
many and England lic i‘tillti utterly to
two lllt' primi- ilofcttci- oi ttationti
against angrcaaiou bi tutitual littor-
oath." .

Mt'ri. Fannie l". Andrews. oi iiostoli.
norroiury of the American School
l’cace imaitur. «who on the power of
Women to promote peace In the
Hi‘llimlli. and she was ioilowod by Preli-
hlcnt John Iii. Thomas. of Yilitldlehury
t‘olicgc. Vermont. who upokc on "‘I'lto
Dynamic of n Succoaafui World I'cui‘o
liliwcincni."

Ito-«Why not giro mo your
now'.’ It in not fair to keep inc Iii ans-
peuae. aim llut think of tho time
you have kept the in unapouaclw-Ili.
A, l’.

rcpiy

 

'lo ilto board of i‘otinly (illllllllfihlml:
cm of lv‘aiiilcid i‘ouniy:

i hcrcln appir for it transfer of a
human No. ill. to hell t-lplrlitioua and
Intoxication Hanoi-ii, Air. Lager Ilcer.
ltltlnc Wine and t'idi‘r. from .lonoph
lllkona. at 2 and -I t'hcatnni «trim to
Leonard lllsosa. at 2 and It t‘ltesinut
utroot. loan of Norwalli. The propon-
ed place of hitsinoiia Iii not located
within 200 that in a direct line of a
Church Iciliilco. or Public Schoolhouse.
or ihc tll't‘lllliittli portioning thoreio. or
any l’tmi (illicit. Public Library or (Iain.
ciory.

Dated at Nfii‘Willh,'illlli ilth day of

ity. A, ii.. litlti.

LEONARD liitlltttl/i.
Applicant.

“‘o. the undersigned. eloctora and
taxpayerit. itu defined by law. of the
Town of Norwalk, hereby citdorne the
application of the above named boon-
ard Illness for ituch license and we. do
aercrtilly certify each for himself that
we are isxpayorti owning real estate
situated in said Town of Norwalk.

Dated at Norwalli this 9th day of
May. A. ll. lino.

Giuseppe Tommttii. .lohn Olden-
sclilagor, William J. Sohlltt. V. U. Tito.
Christian Bum.

i hereby certify that the above ham
ad endorse" are electors and taxpay-
ers. Iii defined by law. of the Town of
riot-walk.

Dated at Norwalli. this 9th day of
May, A. it. tint).

ANNIE E. SMITH.
mill 17

 

 

”Aunt. Town Clerk. ‘

 

 
 

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WEDNFSDAY
Housefurnishing Day

A' Day of Great Importance to
Every Housewife -

 

Our Houseiurnishing Department ts ready to meet all your requirements—ready with every-
thing needed in filling the spring. summer and housecleaning needs. all possessing
that absolute QUALITY standard of this store.

We Quote Remarkably Low Prices

 

McKee Refrigerators

 

 

Tea Kettles

No, it best quality Grey
Enameled Tca Kettles, flat.
bottom; regular price 39c.

Wednesday, 33c ‘

Moth Bags

"Mattahan's"
tight.
moisture proof.
full length and will not wrinkle.

Moth liaga are. aii~ .
germ-proof. dust proof and
(Iothes are hung

lilalcr aize. 30x60

75c

Overcoat alze,

~ 600

 

30th

Refrigerator
Pans

Genuine porcelain lined. apartment Business unit size. Hall?
style. None better made at any price
for purity. style and economy. Made of “pm-)- “(flygnnzpd Iirfrlizcr- soc
hardnomi. goidcn oak finish. hand rub- ator pang. it inchca “pk. and

bed and polished ice capacity
llcgiiliir pricc $22.95.

Wednesday. $18.98

if)“ lbs.

I inches. deep:
23C.

Wednesday, He

rc til r irice . . .
g a I la‘lilii‘h’ sack Hill attic. 2

400

likiib

 

 

Moth Balls

limit quality. titl lo 70 In it box:
regular price 5c.

Wednesday. 2 Boxes
for Si:

Chocolate Sets

Pine, china. prettily decorated;
sci. (‘ujiiill'ltitls one i‘iiocoiatc Pot
and nix t‘uptt and Saucers: regular
value 31.39.

Wednesday, 89c
Toilet Sets

'I‘cu plcce ’l‘oilct

 

 

Soto. conuiaiiug

of iiowi and I’Itchcr. Soap Dish.
cororcil t'hambt-I'. Tooth ilruaii
lliiltlf‘l‘_ Mug and antall l’iichcr.

handsome ilorul dccoratinna, triiu~
mad with gold; regularly sold at
33.75.

Wednesday. $2.59

Aluminum Tea
Kettles

Size No. S, iiai bottom. "wear
t‘\‘(‘i'." with automatic hinged cover.
opened or closed by loworlng or
raining its bail; regularly 83.33.

Wednesday. $2.49

Bath-room
Shelves

llcnry glass liatlt ltoont Shelves.
it; inches long. ti incltcs widc; hrasa
nickcl-piatcd brackets: regular
price 98c.

Wednesday, 79c

 

 

Meat Broilers

Ilcayy wire Meat llroilcrs,
Elsi: inches; unital lttc value.

Wednesday. 14c

hill)

Oil Stoves

All Iron wick Oil moron.
burner "Union."
ultirly 59c.

Wednesday, 44c

'l‘vro- burner “Union."
icgttiaily 313...».

Wednesday, 89c

‘ Otte-
<l~lucit wick; rog-

 

Toilet Paper

Fine quality 'i‘inauc Toilet Paper;
ununlly hc roll.

Wednesday, 6 Rolls
for 18c

I-ittcit wick;

 

 

 

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GOVERNOR LOUNBBURY'5 SECRE-

TARY.
A dliipiitch from Washington this
week which found Ita way Into the
aisle papern atatiid that (icorgo ii.

Iiockwcil. of lildgcilcid. hits been In
Washington in the tolerant of his cita-
ilitlacy for a connnislilp. That news
in important to far an It goeii but. It
bi not Important enough to ho repeat-
cd. A aerond rcferenco would not be
made to the dbtpiitch were It not for
the fact that It ondu with a paragraph
Which in in-tccnrtitc In one particular
at leuat. 'l‘hc paragraph roads: "Mr.
ltockwull wan executive aetrctaiv to
the late (inventor George E. bonnie
bury and has also represented his
town iii the thmnectlcnt legislature.
For many yearn he hit» been promh
uont In polliicu In the aisle." Now
an a matter of flirt the onion of ex-
ocutive secretary in the adminititratlon
of Governor George Iii. inuniibtrry
wait filled by Attorney Edward M
Day. of thin city. Mr. Day has the
unique distinction of having been ex-
«entire secretary to two governors.
When he was the repreuntative of
hit native town. Cnlchetttar. at the
aassion of 1897 be wait the youngest.
member of the house. A few yearn
later his younger brother. David, not
copied a. similar position in the house
an the representative of the same con-
stituency. unarmed Times.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Duffy's Malt Whiskey. 85c Eggs. dozen. 26c

Buy Your Groceries

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Quality the Fined Prices the Lowetit

VERY I587 GREAMERV IUTTER, pound. ...... ..........340
ll LIB. FINE GRANULATED SUGAR ........ ......Ji.”
MAUD 6. BRAND FLOUR. . ..... bag, “it; blah. ".78
3 L” YALE TOAST OR SODA OHACKERB for. ...... ...... . .2“
30ANOGHOiOE TOMATOII for ..230
MiulON GARDEN. CIYLON TIA,1 lb. oan...................m

 

EXTRA STAMPS WITH OUR POPULAR TEAS AND OOFFIIG.
\Our 25: con» la the loot In the Country for the Price.

 

GIORGI IHIIT’I IOTTLKD Bill. 24 bettlu. ...............'1.15
‘ FINE CKLIFOHNIA PORT OR SHERRY WINE. gallon........$‘l.00
"NI CALIFORNIA OLAHIT, Winn liq.

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fl and ill Minutemen Qt. Phone call «it. Will Nev-walla