s
5.
A ' their own glorification and social ele-
. ration, whether through the so—cailcd
winners." and the more organizations
3. imbibe Sawmill
. “and with being a dictator.
.29; sets 7mg.
was I. m: 3:29 .
:.. solar? norféas
' mascuic claim-car.
a well Lou e, No. ice. r. and A. at.
{Monte in asoalc‘rBuilclng, South
filth street. tat and 8d Tuesday of
roach month-«July and August ex:
on. wet Ii o‘clock. All Master
,Mftsona cordially invited. chkaon
W. Cola. W. M.‘ Robert M. Wilcox.
. c.
lat er chapter. No. as. a. A. M.
.. in Masonic Building. South
Main street, 2d and 1th Tuesdays of
each month—July and August ex-
oaptedwat 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. William H.
flotilla. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
Sec. .
. . ROBERTM. WiLCOXpSOcy'.
Merchants and Manufacturers
Association
.3 . as EMORYiSTEVENS. Pruidenl
fight PAUL Vital-President
a ERICK lag mum). Secretary
,TTHE Delia E'ié'l‘. Tixasurer
, X00 ve ‘omm 00
it seem. FROST
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. a runs it. wanouon
~ .1. mass it. assumes
HDLF. McMAHON _
as 11 name
Home I. RAYMOND
prune H. MAleliWflON
ampules s. na'rcu
our M. POHLMAN
arrival swas'rz
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.dfl—Newn Departmbnt
Winston. Department
. Ala-Branch Office. Not-walk
“ m wtdltor'e Residence
j ma—city Editor's Residence
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Wa—wm MM-»
A NATION OF “‘JINERS."
Of course it was to have been ex-
pected that some sentimentalist or
.. seeker after notoriety, now that so
many people have lndorsed “Mothers
tiny." should demand recognition for
“Fathers' day," says the Springfield
Republican. A minister in Spokane.
triendwllocea swim attain
mun-n.
pie to save
him. The customary result is that both
are drowned. a circumstance that no
curred only yesterday in Waterbury.
Wit--
Uncleioc Gannon says he is willing
to serve as speaker of the house for
another term if the people want him.
Wonder where Uncle Joe has been
for the last ,year or so!
'i‘aft kicks out Pinchot, Roosevelt
upholds him and pats 'l‘sft on the
backmwhere do We get off?
vhnmm
Some .of the political dope that is
being handed out around the slate is
truly amusing.
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Those who have been predicting a
very cool summer are still very much
in wrong.
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This weather brings a keen apprec-
iation of the word vacation. .
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TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
Friday, July 11. 1890
George Costello, who had been con‘
ducting a fruit store at 15 Railroad
avenue, suddenly disappeared from the
city, and a number of merchants were
reported to have been swindlod.
The matter of a hospital In Norwalk
or South Norwalk was being agitated.
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Three women in a carriage were
struck by a train. near Onogo. New
. York. and killed.
“cam“
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
Wednesday. July it
Thomas Neviis, a South Norwalk
man. had both legs cut off by a switch
engine in Bridgeport. He lost a great
quantity of binod. and died a few hotlrs
later in the Ilrldgepori Hospital.
Governor Lounsbury refused to
grant a reprieve in the ease of Charles
ll. Cross, the young murderer of Mrs.
King. of Stamford. and who had been
sentenced to hang.
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Wash, has seized the obvious opening
, and hopes and believes that the more
meat for a recognition of the two
‘, heads of the family will spread and
become inclusive.
The number of
folks among the population of thel
United States who sentimentallze for,
patriotic societies or the fraternal or-
ganizations, are truly many and grow-
ing. We are becoming a nation of
I that can be devised, whether wise or
unwise. the beilcr u lot of us are
pleased. Of course "the founders" of
every such thing expect in Iiiiiaorliil-
ize themselves,
it is not easy or profitable or de—
‘siraiiie to quarrel with this spirit
which embodies much friendly good
fellowship. bill the ioliiinyl-ol of
"mothers‘ day" and "i‘athors' day." to
be followmi by “iiiiclos' tiny" and
“nunts‘ day" and “babies“ tiny." and
whatnot, gets on the nerves of‘thc Ju»
dicious. With all our gciiiiigii. what
ever they may be, let great effort be
made to preserve that plain common
sense which is what makes life worth
livinl. Many people ought, to be on’
their knees praying for a saving sense I
of humor which would scho to steady l
and to guide the mushy ill'illlllltllll that
so easily overwhelms them.
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John Arbuckio. of ilrooklyn. Wilflili!‘
exportation iil floating the l’aiikco gavel
him much confidence. says that lli'l
will bill for the contract for nuts-l
lug the battleship Maine to ”numb
harbor. "l have recently been in com
inunlcatioii with the acting sccnelul‘y
of war." he says. "and when he lil‘
forms mo that lllilil are open for the
contract for the raising of the Maine
we will be on band, i llllVH full faith
that i can Hill“: the wreck. I have
explained my piano to several naval
officers and they filliil‘i‘ my confidence,
1 have noi loltl iim war dupiirimciu
what my plans are or how much the
work will emu, lull I will hand in ii
bid at the proper limo.”
Muienua's new senator is but for
ty-(ino. While the senator whom lit“ our.
coeds was lieu-lily three when he died
Hasn‘t there been something until oi
M..n. M...
. this Iboui tho doslrsbllity of electing
Wager men to tho collate? it sol-me
iii if there has. senator tlnnders Ill
ill».
“Quill up a lmwerful machine in his
” end is a real boss. its mustn‘t
lily such notions as did llelmtor
{Doyle who announced that If rise
1' are he would pull the vicelirevldsnt‘s
, ‘ are. "Jun" Hllsrmsn might fiflf
‘yMjflm do it and hill first pledge to the
, . iconic would be broken.
‘ “W“
.‘lliie number of drowning accidents,
, ‘ seen to lib larger than usual about the
.m tithi summer. though fortunately
,Wh has thus far escaped. tinny
. it“); iltelitioe emphasise the utter
MW of those unable to who
mum to wade is ester the depth
film they are not positive. tinsel
l cash a person who cannot
in into trouble and their a
Attorney John Cnneo was In Hobo
ken. New Jersey. and saw the burned
ships firemen and Main. and secured a
china plate as a souvenir from one of
the sailors on the Main. ,
An attempt was made to wreck an
express train bearing three millions ill
,gold from Washington to New York.
The engine ran into an open switch
and was overturned. blit no one wml
injured, and the plotters failed to no
cure ny of the money.
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RIGHT TQ THE POINT.
Mr. ill-yon acknowledges that right
at tho proscul time ho is unubic to
uuggcst the winninu Issues for Will.
Too bad. llc'll have to suggest losing
Issues. us iisllfil.-»(‘,lovclnnd leader.
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if the prodigal lliltl to do it now he
would conic home in ii wrecked liliitk
liiobllc iolvod behind it farincr's
wagon. «Albany Journal.
-O~
We admire Prof. flurry Thurston
Pork {01‘ rcfiisliig to retire from Co-
Iuiubiu i-lo long as his poetry and
low lctiers are not written during
working hours. he is entitled to hold
his lob.» Scranton 'l‘ribuuellepubllcan.
-—~O—-
At" u chicken counter before he has
evcii visited the hon house. Chump
tiiiii’k lust beats uli crestleviamliridlpL
port 'i‘ciogl’uln.
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lil ihc nli-nuiinw, if is In order to
will if Wlnsli‘il, Conn. has exhausted
filt‘ possibilities of the marvelous and
lllflliiiili’lti‘tiil from the inapwilousfon
rlliiul‘iliiy i’osl.
.._....c
So long its the crop ropmla are fair-
ly good. we may be certain that the
couplry, iii-spite ilio irregularities of
lllt‘ illm‘lt lillll‘llul. is not going to the
iiopm ‘l'i'fit'ltltlnl‘l'gullrflhl.
All nil in not gold that fulfil-re, so
not all ililll is Wlllil‘ is pure. AI lrniil
the July has decided at Kantian (lily
illill lilmiclli-ll flour is impure New
llllviail itolilalur.
Plans for the Toll hotel are come
pin to to every way. with Ibr- exception
of no lwroplsiio elation on till» roof."-
Nuw llsvoii Palladium
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CLARK REMONO FROM I. AND I.
Word was received by railroad
friends of ft. Peter Clark. formerly
general superintendent of the eastern
district of the New Haven med. that
be loin restarted as vice president and
gitiltlfnl manager of the i-luifelo ll
iillsuuehsnna railroad. with offices at
lliifi'llio. N. Y.
Mr. t‘llerk retired from the New lie.
wn road when the eastern and west-
crn districts were consolidated under
our sensrai superintendent back in
190% and since has been with the coin
puny from which he now mimic.
it is not known whether Mr. flier-ii
trill continue In the railroad business.
He will he succeeded as general mesa»
liar of the museum bf 1.0. Green.
of, who. booms. will have his elicit
at deletes PI.
Mr. Clark is a son of the late Charles
P. Ciel-ii. who was president of the
New Haven road.
it is good for any party to have dis-
appointed candidates act as well as
gilt like good herewith-illusion
“I“ ‘ . . a. ..
ilililii illlli * '
. iiiiil Hill
l
l
Estimated to Have Been $3.000; .
000 in Last Three Weeks
EAU CiiAlitie. With, July 11.~«—A sur-
vey of districts in Northern Wisconsin,
which have suffered through forest
fires. brings the estimate of the total
damage of the last three weeks to
more than three million dollars, divid-
ed as follows:
Pineriea north of End Claire and
Chippewa Falls. ”000.000; Wisconsin
Central. $200,000; composes operating
from Marlneite in Northern Wisconsin.
Wausau and Rhinelunder. 81.500.000;
Wushburne and territory north of Ash-
laud and towards Superior, 3500.000. So
far as Is definitely known. there was
on loss of life. The fires have swept
through much standing timber. scut~
tered pine and hardwood.
The burned area extends about fifty
miles north of Prentice and is about
forty miles wide between Stanley and
Thorpe.
’l‘he heaviest losses are lumber and
logging camps. 'l‘weuty-flve villages in
the burned district narrowly escaped
destruction. The homes of more than
300 families were burned lust Week. As
the result of the destruction of per
sonal belongings and sources of fond
supply, the suffering is great. Much
felled timber was destroyed.
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Pililllilll llll
Reported Thai Their Conference
This Afternoon Is on Payne-
Aldrich Tariff Bill
BEVERLY. Mass, July Il.-A brand
new angle was given to the visit of
William Loch, .lr.. to Beverly today.
President 'l‘ai‘t fills afternoon. on "the
gcncrul political situation would in—
clinic the i’uyuirhldrlch.tariff hill.
l’rcslllonl 'l‘aft. It Is believed, is all-
xlous Ihut Colour-i Roosevelt should
llllilit,‘ a careful study of the new law
before committing himself in niiy way.
The colonel. undoubtedly. has had the
“insurgent" view of the tariff pretty
well drilled into him by senators llev-
cridgc. lirisiow. isih‘oliettc and the
others who have been to Sagamore
Iiili. .‘ili‘. 'I‘afl, the story goes, today.
wants the coloiicl to have the adminis-
tration vii-w.
The report that the tariff was thc
pilncipiil (helm of discussion today
seems to be borne out by many cir-
t‘IliliHiitilf‘flli‘. it Is itdililllt‘d that Mr.
Limb was summoned to Beverly by
Secretary Norton, with the full ltiiilW-
bulge of the preslili-nt. Mr. Loch is
collector of tilt- port of Now York.
ills duties bring him In toucll with tho
the tariff evi-i'y tiny. slid he probably
knows more about the Mini”, prnctlr
cal working of the law than any other
man.
Mr. Norton. as assistant secretary of
ihc irousury. made a careful study of
every schedule In the new tariff law.
lie studied the monthly returns of the
imports and Ilw receipts. Just before
he left the treasury department he
loot President 'l‘eft at St. Louis with it
great mass of docillxlents di-aliug with
the tariff. and during the long journey
hack to Washington he went over ”10
ballistics with the president in every
detail. it is kiiou'ii that lit the time
the president expressed his delight at
lllt' showing made by the new law.
Secretary Norton and Collector loch
ivcrc louctllcr until late last night and
resumed their conference this room
illit. Thur arranged to sea the presi~
dent of Iiuruoas‘ l’oini this afternoon.
iloili rcinniliml uucoiniuunicnlivo re
gunlillg Mr. Locb's visit other than to
repent tho oxplnuufioil of last night
that it was to discuss the “gcnoral pa
lllll‘lil situation."
The pvt-illilunt played golf at Myopia
Illlu morning with llcnry (2. Thick.
THOMA8~GOULD WEDDlNG.
Ceremony Expected to Take Piacr
”me Time Today.
NEW YORK. July it --»l‘inna \I't'l‘f
colliplptml fliiluy for the welding 0'
lira. Helen Kennedy (IonIil. tho funnel
lire. Frank tloulll, to lililpli iIlil 'l‘liom
rill. nephew of Washington ii. 'l‘ilomali
'm-ldlloni of the American linger lie
itnlilu t‘oiupltny. 'l‘llo coroillony wnl
callerfcll to lake place info today. lull
neither Mr. Thomas nor litre. (ioulil
would lilvulill- the exact time or placl‘
nor tell by whom the nupiiul knot was
to be tied. it was ililliuretood that
oily a this luillllala friends would at
‘lvlili the wedding. ,
Those who have econ hire. (louid‘l
wedding titres iioscrllio it as e charm
lug creation. with the conventional
mediation of while satin charmeuar
will an oval-dress of white chiffon upon
which an elaborate floral design has
liven hxm‘lllfll in hand painting. dour
‘il Paris. The whole trounced ill said
u lli' of wonderful beauty. iii r. Thomaa'
present to the bride was recently ro-
uoricd to be a plot of grilliud valued
at $50,000 soloists; Mrs. Gould's burr
telnet ill fiends Point, ls. l., together
with ll handsome diamond bracelet.
Plans for the honeymoon include the
couple’s do Here nest Tilesday for
England. in re they will tour the
country in far. Thom“ car. A stay
of several rntmllls in the noun: isles
gig on the continent is «peeled to
err.
"flame Immediately!" called a from
“to a small boy whose father was you
in; out "You won‘t go to heaven If
you’re so naughty." ‘
”i don’t went to so to heaven.“ trite
, Rémo
WE MUST VAGATE. HAVING LOST OUR LEA'IBE I l
Beginning Saturday. Joiyp, and continuing until Saturday. July 23. we
will allow a hpealal Discount of 20%
- All 5 & 10c Goods Reduced to
4c&8(:
25c Goods Reduced in Proportion
e .
THiS‘GALE lN FORCE FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY
STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE
H. GERMAIN CO., 5 81 100 STORE
114 WASHINGTON STREET
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET.
on all purchases.
SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 143.
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illilliliu mill"
tilllllllili’ lulu
Settlement Committee of 50.000
Strikers in New York Take
Action Today
NEW YORK. .11in lla-Actlon look-
ing to arbitration of the cloaklnakcrs‘
strike, which is declared to have in-
volvcil upwards of doped men and we
men workers in the Woman's garment
controversy here. was taken today by
the settlement committee of the strik-
era.
It was surrounded In reply to a com
municmion by the New York State
Department of labor Bureau of Media.
“Oil and Arbitration tbecommlitec hail
formally signified “the willingness of
the strikers' owl-alumni to meet a
committee of the employers to arrangi-
arbitration of the difficulty. lilo ac.
lion by the empIOyI-r‘s had been nil-
nounci-d this tori-noon.
Steps to spread the strike wuro be
big taken. lnciiuwblic. by the general
strike coluiliiltcc. The United tiar-
mcnl Makers lvore asked to call out
2.000 men from the shop where wo-
men‘s and men‘s emits are made. It
was stated that 2.00 roofer Makers
u’orc ordered out today and that our
big the day the alteration hands in all
iiupartment Martin in New York and
Brooklyn, numbering about 6.0m), will
be ordered to stop Work. A four of
the strike district by l'ri-sldeut flour
peril, of the American Federation of
Labor. who will address various moot
Inga was [ilfllilif‘il for late this anal”
noon.
THE CHURCH AND THE WAGE
BANNERS.
il’rofelaor tiriibnni Taylor in 'i‘bv
Survey.)
Slims multiply the! the churches
iirc lft't'llly fwliilg the Inconsistency of
longer remaining silent or Inactive lll
facing Iniiuaii-iul conditions which arc
incompatible with tho iiimls of roll
lion.
Individual ministers have for sev-
eral yearn taki-u very advanced post
links with more or li'lil Influence upon
their communities in proportion
as they were uhh- to get their church
cs to stand with them. llovvuvors
bravo and lltin‘iur much needed the
protests of Ibcm- Individual volcon
WW0. the full ri-lnuiuu that each oi
the men who l'lllifl‘d only a protest
faded away Illlitiui one soon Iii his
mice had ill-livvrod its protest unless
be earned with others In some coli-
slructlvr, pracllciii effort to realise bill
Ideals in actual human relationships
This by no llwiiuil proves that they
Were wroua. or that the church or the
community which ignored them was
right.
lint it ill a llri-nt sign. whatever bo-
oomus of them. in law such men as
(leorgo It. inlnii stand out and take
the step iiiltuillv of the church. as it”
did at ricbcnmimly: or to lake the
stand within lilo church on Percy
(hunt and Alexander lrvino hive no
long held funnier In the Church of
the Ascension. New York. Whether
the People’s million outlast the other
churches or ticbmmctltdy or not. or
Whether or not it proves itself the
fittest to survive It may yet find he
fits b Ill-Ins u ioliltlm. Whether or
not i a "Sunday events preacher"
and the "afterernoefing; nd any di-
rect sliccesiilan in the rotestenl iilpis.
canal churches. the indutirlei disco»~
tent of Jew and Gentile has at least
found a tolerant hearing and sympa-
thetic welcome within our Christian
church.
"Were the commencement exercises
inferential"
“Very. 'i‘iis timeout divided be-
tuen advice from the politic also on
tile selection of a career and mines-
tha “Moran re i z "i want to to
with Atheri“-P%elohts inquires
done from a (red. on new to run
tile meanest." x ‘ Star.“
A
MAY so: KENTUCK'Y SHERiFF.
Hartwell
EtherlngtOn Identifies the
BOdy of His Son.
SPRINGFIELD. Ky, July ll.~l-iart-
well iiilicrlngton identified the body of
(‘an Eilicrintizon. thi- antl~saloon de-
tective who was lynched In Newark.
Ohio, as that of his son. last flight.
The body was sent hero of. the in-
stance of Mr. Ethorinnton. who is a
prosperous farmer.
A rumor is being circulated here
that Mr. Etiwringion contemplates
bringing suit against Sheriff ldnkc. of
Newark. and his bondsuicn. Mr. Ethv
orlugton Is said to believe that had
proper lnciisuri-s been taken by the no.
iii-c the death of his son would not
flare resulted.
The funeral of Carl Eilicrington will
be bold today.
A light striped silk pctticoaf is it
useful suninlcr belonging. for it can
be worn iihdor lincns and pongces In
place of white ones and does not soil
nearly as quickly.
PLACE YOUR ORDER
for the Heating, Plumbing. (in: i-‘lt-
ting of the new building in our hands.
Many of your neighbors have had
Work done by ils~-—ask them allout our
work, materials and price» We‘ll abide
by what they tell you.
The Jones & Hotchitiss Co.
17 WALL STREET
NORWALK. CONN.
‘NOT‘IC’EW * "
Notice is hereby given that ii int-el-
Ing of the council of title city will be
held of the Council chamber on Wulr
Ington street. on Monday. July ill.
film. at 8 o‘clock p. in. when and
when: all persons whose land is affeci'
ed thereby. and who are interested
tilt-ruin, will appear and he heard in
the following proposed matters: ’
First To establish it new grade for
tho Wolllm'ly sidewalk on West avenue
from the southerly side of Cedar atnioi.
south to a point on line of the peril»
erly side of house owned by 1). iii. Dia-
brow.
Becond~~~'l‘o lay out and establish a
grade for Putnam avenue.
’l‘llirdm'i‘o establish ii building line
on both skim: of flood street.
lulled at South Norwalk, Conn, this
Bill day of July. A. ll.. Ilii0.
low order of the Council.
Alteal:
JOHN J. t‘llNlilf‘l.
ill 2t City Clerk.
WAISTS ‘
TMLOR MAD!
LINGERIE
‘ DUTCH NICK
LONG AND THRII-QUAITIH
OLIIVII
til i
WHlTI
ALOO ILAGK
AND WNITI
TMLOI HAD!
1. l. MALLETTE
(fanneriy idle-es Damn)
fl WAIllilIff‘MN I'i‘llll‘l‘ ’.
Ms.“
Colors. black and tens.
THE GENUINE INSURED
Hole Proof
3 SO
. The Original Guaranteed Hose
SillP llARNlllil SilX---Sillll
WEARINB llil lPRllll
Remember. if holes appear before the end of
six months. it means new Hose for you.
Sold in boxesof six pairs. light or medium
weights—black, tan or grey. '
lull. $2.00 All illilfli
uuomarnoor" STOCKINGS, for Women.
32.00 All] s3.00 Bill
ASK TO SEE THEM.
A&P Pure Food Bulle-
tin ior Week
Commencing Monday. July litil
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. a pound ......... 32c
STANDARD GRANULATED SUGAR, 25 pounds for. .$x.35
STANDARD GRANULATED SUGAR. 18 pounds for. .$I.oo
FANCY PATENT FLOUR. zeta-lb. s’ack .............. 80c
PURE LEAF LARD. a pound ........................ 14c
BAKER'S COCOA. a can .............................. 16c
LEA 8: PERRIN'S SAUCE. a bottle .................. Igc
Coleman‘s Mustard. 1/4-ib. box ......................... tic
MARSHALL'S KIPPERED HERRING, 2 cans for. . . . . .25c
:lti Stumps with lib t‘oft’oe (u 35:
2.3 Slinnps will) llli (‘oil'eo di 30!:
20 Stamps with lib Police ((1 25c
lIIStainps with lib Coffee in 20c
Extra Stamps with Coffees and Teas
:30 Stumps with lib Tea (d 600
iii Stamps with lib 'l‘ea tip 500
25 stamps with lib Tea (1) 400
:20 Stamps with lib Tea @ 85¢
I can Spice qr .............. 10c
1 jar .laln if" ............... 15c
1 Shutter Bali qr. ............ file
1 bottle t‘ntsup o‘l‘ .......... lbs
1 cake t‘liocoliiiv fl ........ 18c
10 Stamps with Any of the Following Articles
1 bottle Ammonia (ii ....... loo
1 package llorax (r ........ 106
i Jar Smoked ill-cf ri- ....... 15c
1 package Rice (ll .......... 100
1 bottle Extract, do ......... 100
Tel. 909.
Ill Illill lIlP Ill lilMPllll
124 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
Free Delivery
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
. The Leading Store
Select Groceries. Teas. Coffees
Wines and Liquors
VERY IIIT CRIAMERY BUTTER. per pound 380
U LII. YALE TOAST OH 390A CRACKING ........ 2&0
ILSI.WHOLI HEAD MC! FOR. .......... 260
FRI.” LEMON OR GINGER .NAPI. lb. ........... .. 7c
VERY IIIT NEW POTATOES. . . . . . .
Attica
.a-..si
DIST NEW YORK OTATI (”15533.”). 19.
Extra Pink Stamps with our popular Tree and Coffees
(loom Elliot’s Famous Bottled Beer. 24 Bottles. $1.15
Walsh's Grape Juice. 25 a «a bot
Rose’s Lima Juice, not. .350
calculi or our 'l'onl aln. bot..OOs
floater Plymouth (fin. hornet.”
Nicholson’s din. boa. . . . . .. .itc
Fielde’ aloe (its. hot. .....Il.lli
W
.lle "- 2 it
, lentil Wilt. ,
lauhenhelmsr Rhine Wine,
imperial interns . “Mlle lief.
(iterate. .‘lll, 80. 50. 73. this lint.
denier-lies. 10.35.80. races hot.
California violet. i get. his. .000
fort or sherry Wine. gal. . MD ‘
Norwalk Chronicler