1 11101111 have caused West 111.cnuo to
T ourists I’olicy
United Stones, Canada and World-
. Wide
Covers your bbaggae against any and
all risks, fire. t‘ilct‘i. lightning.
navigation 611'11 transportation, while
In transit 111'. or 11 the custody of any
railroad, express. ransfor, transpor-
tation or 0! any Siaamsilip 130., etc.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
Insurance of All Kinds
RIII EItato—Town, Country and Show.
.1 Telephone 1230
. UpItalrI Over the South Nat-walk
Two 00., 87.91 Washington 31.,
outh Norwslk. Conn.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
1.1111, 01' 111151 Norwaik.
A. State‘s
"1‘110111115 11.
is assisting this week 111 ’1‘.
market.
Highway (.‘(Ilillllldditlllt‘l‘ Nelson W.
Benedict had all 1111- city sir-cuts clean.
1111 1111 1111-on rusierduy afternoon for.-
11w holiday.
The Knob (‘lnb will 1111 a guy place
this ,ui'iornoon and evening provided
1111- 111111 does not 111‘1‘\'CIII the usual
i'viéllvfiius.
Arthur Manolo, formerly of New
York 1111'. now 111‘ Norwullt, has sot-ur-
1111 :1 11011111011 driving 11 our tor
lit-1111111111111 party.
I
(1 1
t‘orrkcnor- 'l‘l'ibo, No. :12, l. t). 11. 31..
111 Norwalk, will reborn-so 11111 adoption 1
(11“.:1'1‘1‘ at 1111-} regular meeting to 1111'
1111111 tomorrow evening. '
The Woman's (‘hristlun 'l‘cmpornnru
l’nion will moot at the 111111111 (11‘ 1111's.
'lddlth A. 11110111119. 11 t'lloslllut. slroot.
' Friday. May 211111.111 :1 o'clock.
Miss 111151: lil1lx1-ol1. of Frauki
street. ontérlninod 0101 Sunday Mirth!
llclunu \'. Milk-rd, of South Norwalk.
~— New Haven licglslcl‘.
The town board of estimate and
taxation is getting matters 11110 1111111
shape. Many cuts are rumored :10
have 1191111 111111111 in all of the depart-
1111111115.
Post cards 110111 1111-1111011 lcrcntly
lronl Patti 11111111. 01' ilonlv silent. 1111111
1111.»; been spending the last your 111
making a tour of the 1:011 0111 1.1. S. A.
1111 is now 111 (‘1111-11a11.'
hovel-111 of tho youugor pooplo had
planned to taken swim today. The
111111 ilflillg‘ high about an hour before
non made an early afternoon swim a
thing to be locked forward to.
"~—
The Hebrew Ladies Aid soclcty held
11 regular monthly business meeting
at. their rooms 111 South Main street,
last. evening at which time routine
business and the usual transactions
were carried out,
The Not-walk Trollcymon's Union,
Local, \‘0, 176. will moot. 111 the Main
street quarters on Saturday evening
for regular business, The double
taunting will he held for the benefit
01‘ all. The matter of the wage Ili-
‘cronsc will be discussed.
West avenue was a lake through
which the trolleys rode like steamers
during the shower of yesterday after-
1101111 The. recent extensive ‘cxc-nva
" 111 n 1111111111; condition 11111011 will
” 'ctliicd whoa the paving to com-
11101111 ‘- this thoroughfare.
1'1villiilltl.\1w:rt of Brood River has
ml"? t'linot 1"”1 111-1? ctlclcs will! a run-
td 11 1‘ “cunning Less than
to month ago 1111‘.
1 Joined the tanks
1 01111.?
of the 81111 C 1 l)! 1100‘“ Artillery
or 11, Connecticut
gognthuscd with the 111111 Guard
was 116 that he wished to ”Ear; work
and he has now joincd tho turner
array in the cal-ally branch
til-cut preparations for the Norwalk
lloard of Trade smoker. to be held
111 the Norwnlk Club parlors on the
evening of June 5111. are being 11111116
thy the entertainment committee. The
. coming of State Highway Commis-
' Illon‘cr James 11. Mocdonald do talk
on roads 111 commending an unusual
Inherent in the affair. 'l‘roo Warden
Joseph Cornell will be present and
he will ontontain with trees for It I111)
toot. Ab rosdI and We“ are ever be-
pore the public
11116 1191111111 to have good
111111111: 116611 Innouncod. 111qu Ind
[ommfltl 1111161110?“-
1111,12
.
'11.
"West Sides of l‘lrldgcport on the South
111
| he trial.
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies
Charidismlhlek, .11.
AddrIu-l
51 MAIN BT., NORWALK
Telephonu: Office, 001: noun. 114
fi
1
Stores will be ('Imit‘d on Mental-lab
mmvwfiwv u»wn~«w«
111111111111111 8111211
11111111 1111111
fi'Mltcheil Monitoring Writes an
Interesting Biographical Ao-
count of Well Known
. Congressman
Through 1.111s influence and (indent--
ors of the committee 111 charge of the
Memorial [my exel'clln-s, tho Norwalks,
will be privileged to hear today Ono:
of tho nation‘s foremost congressmen
«wt-ion. William 811121113111 New York”
who is perhaps one of 1.111111111116111
working and best known
sitting In Cough-is today.
and his fearless practice of doing and
saying what he thinks is right av
artist-is which lint-o'pii‘wod him high in"
1111.- rocords 0; 1111.1 country which not
is serving so faithfully and well.
111 vicw of tho 11101111111 the 12111-
zons of The Nth-walks will be privileg-
ed to hour and sec ltoprcooutativo
Sulzur today. it is tiniuly that humo-
ihiuit' or his life should be known and
W11 are printing 1116 following:
(111 Mtlcllull Monitoring.)
William Slilscr was born 111 Eliza-'
both, Now Jersey, in 1111111 coming of
good old Scotch-Irish and Dutch 1111~
cosiry. His father, who had been 11
111111110111 at lioidulborn,,r'alno to Amer
11-11 dullng the political disturluinuos.
111' 111111. From his parents, William.
b‘ulzcr fills inherited tuc 1511-11 of "no?
1111111 and constitutional unvorulnout
that has 1111611 reduced in his public
carwr. ill-1111111111111; front a grammar
school 111 11177. 111'.- uilcudod locturcs
at tho t‘oiulnbla (‘11llogc' 1.1111- Sz'ilooi.‘
Irving 11011111111111 has bought a 111161
:111.111 'llolsn.
._”_._.~_
Frank 1911111111 ls (41111111111111 111 \'lnl'.‘
;
Name's pool room.
James Middlolu'oqk. of Wilton
111111 friends in town recently.
i
. via-
__—
John 11111111 11114 1.111131111111111 11 111111111
touting c-ur from 1.1111111 Tookur.
WW ' l
The 1‘. M. C. foam is sobcdulml to-
play 111 Ziiamal'onut-k 11.111111;
Petr-r Doyle is now 6111111011111 111' 112.
Lawrence at Inlkovtou' (‘ollletcry..
l
1
i
Arthur 811111111121 ls'able 10.119 out}
again. utter an attack of rheumatism.
__——_-~_~_.
Karl Raymond is delivering orders
for 1116 E. .1. lit-own (70., with his:
111111-11. '
t‘. M. 151111.01 Now York. visitod his
summer homo at Smith's Ridgc, Tucs-
day.
\V. Wendi and family, of New
York. have 001116 for the summer to
the Hampton' 11111.
———~
A party of New Conannitcs went to,
South Norwnlk. Tuesday evening. to
attend Hoyl's 'l‘llcatre.
Charles Roche. whowus recently
bin-nod 11110111 the face and hands. to
reported as doing nicely.
Mrs. Rogers” cottage on thc'corner
of Seminary and Pork stt‘oets, is being
painted and decorated. V ‘
This New Canaan Colts will play the
avenue grounds. today.
Lory Scoflold has resigned his posi-
tion with Elmer Webb. to work as
zisnlnted' for Stephen 111611011.
The framework is completed on Mrs.
Thomas Mctlrath‘s house. Forest
strect. Nelson Roles has 1116‘” con-
1.1101.
. . .
A. J. billings has his Chalmers-D64
trolt car out again. 'I‘llc auto looks
spin and spun 111 a now coat of 111111111.
The Rod and Grin club has rocoivod
fifteen cans of trout from the govern-
ment to be distributed about who
“streams of New Canaan.
(‘olumbo Carmine failed to 1111116111111
court 'l‘uosdav. Colulnbo was out on
81100 111111 which was forfeited. Chief‘
Schmidt wont to lliidgeport to attend
._—-_u——«..
Slough. G. Cunninuhlvm. with Bay
mislntivc col-cor he took up the practice
.orwlso good. moo. Although he
in time 1151’} when
hlib'whys
and trees to coupon-lodged. tho Ipoolo
lsro will probIbly mutt In drawing I
large crowd. There are to be 611161
IpIIiiol-I. 11110 1111111611 and topics not:
line of mnrct’uparo
6011 for
the morchcrI.
111116 bond.
ilvo 111111111“:
mulcloIcho.
mm hours-M'-
oil. locust-ch or
two hours;
today.
nus. wlnon Boat and lleidon Trinit-
Mcmortni too 111111111 tnsrohoi at the
Th!
Coinctery, via-helm 1,9 to Lukovicw,
held. The Woman's lfel Will
Sons of Veterans will 11 (form and
M10“ hi the DM lunch,
90111111 13111111 of diamtord It... at ‘
Tho boys and
the schools will out) 116 11191
join in the mm. which to
16 mm at 0180, upon tho Irrivc
M
«commotion or who;
I
W
~atc I est-I611. in tho 1111mm.
or sin of burn or scold
tootbac a phour-Iona“. one hour:
Ithon throat.
Thom 3111661116
11-111» . .
ill 1111‘!th W
and 1111111 11111111111111 Into his profession
as if 110 llllolifit‘rl to and 111111 rung of
the. ladder 111111111 1111111111 Wnlisiur 10
1.111111 at tho top William Sulzcr wan
1111111111011 i‘ol 1111‘ l‘rnabytorlan lulllla
”1.11111 his 1111111111111011 for the law"
, and his hard- fought batilos on public
.11111 slions soon brought him
rromzni-
111111 1.111 11.11 vloqueut public spoukom
111.1 was 01111 of 1.1111 prominent (1ch
11111111 orntntn 111 1111- mcmornblo (3161's-
laud campaign in 11192. 11111 public
7111'1-1-1' was 11111110111111 by 11111 becoming
a nlomllcr of 1111- Now York Assrrmbll'.
11111119 1111. sort-11d 1111: terms and at-
1111111111 prominence as speaker in 1511.” ,
and tho loader of the Democratic 1111'
llorlty in 111111. All 11111 non-1111111111111
2' scout to have 11 good word to say for];
Congressman Bulzer bucnuso of his
blood 1-1ch and impartial 1111-1111165,
As the lounuont 31-11mm" of 1116 1.111113111-
llouso of Now York 1111 1111161611 111'
plctllrosqno distinction, and during his,
’ administration the legislature made at
record of the lowest tax budget in:
forty seven yum in 1110 Empire 813111.:
He has left on tho statute books 11 re- 1
cord of substantial reform laws and
legislation that is directly for the in I
(crusts of the hoopla. After his log--1
of law in New York and resisted all
temptations to cross the portals of
the Capitol at .1 illany 1111 a. lobbyist.
for William Sailor soc-ma never to
have entertained that desire for 11101
noywliich has unticrminod and mint-
ed the careers of many able and oth-
has
given the best years of a busy life to
the public. he remains just as poor
today as when 116 entered the public
service twenty-(1116 yours ago. But he.
is rich In the high regard of his cou-
stltucnls. Eioctod Congressman from
the Tooth District of New York in
1894. his service bus-boon cotlnpicuo
can for Its championship of popular
rights. it wus 111111 challenge of Spam
isb cruclty that rang out 111 the House
of Representatives for the Cuban
cause 111 1898; and it was his bit] that
created the Department of Commerce
had his initiative tho-1', pmvtdcd for I.
Department? of Labor. milking the
first, fedora! classification of labor ever
attempted. it was his voice that hold”-
ly and fociingiy championed the cause
of the Boers {with a resolution of symr
pnrthv that awakened world wide 111-
1.61111 1011. It was through Congress.
man Brunet-'11 long and persistent light
that the remains of the Maine were
raised and a decent burial insured 1/
the homes who? for many years repos-
ed at the bottom of Havana Harbor.
For ten years Shiner never relaxed In
his efforts. and it'must have “been '11
source of satisfaction to 11111111 when
the final out Was passed which result-
cd in tho obliteration of the grim upoc'
tools in mythic Harbor and proved
the iu'Itlco of the courts that led to
ospnntollecrlqu War. author’s
uont plea in the 110qu to "Re-
11161111161- thoMslnc" met with I hourly
would.
He said:
to mm 1111 111111116 111111. «mm
mm of bloom-y. and, Income
“or, March 111.1912.
*den Ind Cuban
911.th 11ml
I. W!
pochollc Wold:
crock of 11116 ““116.
legislature ,
Congress 1
1111111 Sutzcr's grasp on public affairs
[of 11 philosmiher. stoic In
Kunrc and colour-c.1111 in his
No man has ever}
boon :1 more iniplucnhlc toe to monop-i
‘ Sclzor as 11116 0111111111an who has
_. ......w M... .... r ..."... I .....-
1y. for be had soon
the work " It
"the end 1 rows
clonal Record rovoslo that 116 1111's 164
111 many battles on the floor of the
lime for the equal rights of' “the
plain people. " 1111 has been a dell: gate
to all the Democratic National Con»
venilons since 18196 and 111111 116611 long
been recognized) as one of the lot 1161-11
of national nromincnsd within his
party. As a typo of that. 611111361110
. young American school of wido—ai alto.
11161-1 1119.11 who do things, he dukes
friends wherever he goes, and. 'wlilrt
mentioned as candidates for Govt rnor
of Now 1’01 11, and 1111 is now 1101111-
116111 unions the dark horses of the
l’rosldontfml cumlldutm for the Dem-
or-rutlc nomination with all 11' the
qualifications and none of the rthorn
comings of most of the aspirantl
While he docs not wear the lodge,
111a reformor, Congressman dulzcr'
has roformr-d many things along prac-
;tlral 1111611 and 11111111111 lot the broad,
Illwl'fli and eternal principle oi“ not».
11111611 Democratic governinrntt H6.
trusts the pooplo, he. has ucvnr, lost
faith in humanity and is a good: deal
Ills ci'idur-
gout silty
and llopofulncss.
oly. unjust taxation and
greed;
ital flicatl-lr-uls and his action shows
111111 to be fret1 and independent.
Thorn is something old-fashioned
11,101.11 William Shiner and his llisurto'
affection for 11111 11-.10111114
1.11116 6.11111 look light of 1011.11111 they
are no 11111111111111) 111111 11.111 can this his."
soul 11111111111: for yours. with no
thought of doc-option or purponis
italic. Ho 111111 the stand of a 1111 dior.
and that 1111111111 10
Spanish .1111rr111111 War 11111-11 bet on.
1111111111111 11 roglmont oi tolumccrs, 11113.
for political runs-01111 was not 11
into active service.’
or brothers. however, a captain I§
1.111111111111111, 11111-11111 1116 survico of
country.
Tho political rccorci of tho '1
District in New York run-11111 WI
orguinizcd
1111111
1161
or been vii-footed. it must 111'- grittifi
ing to run thousands of votes 11111111110!
11 party tit-kei. own in the yours 11.119115
1116 pnrtv vote was on 11111 slump
What his district wont. flftr-cn 11101111
and for McKinley. tililzcr t-ulrlud 11
111' it"? 11161111111111. and win-n Altt‘n 8
Parker lost the dilil‘iol no cart-i d It
also '1 here is something in his 11111111'
activity that 1111111111111 to his ctr Itlt-
ucnts, bur-11111111 he has 1111110 116111
sorvlru.
116 is a prominent member 01 the
Masonic body of 1116 Arctic 11111111121»3
hood and of nonrlt every other known
organization in his district for Elinor
is 11 'jolnei‘"
111s recurd of five years of 1111110
service (11 Albany lllcludos thirty-two
distinct bills, of which he was 111' 11.11-
thor and which he wrote-111111 carried
through the New York IPBIBIRUIH‘. ct"
cry one of which entitled him to a
mark of credit. ills record 1113 1116
includes twonty-tlve distinct bills of
which he was the author. His I1»
promo triumph was when, no (limit-
man of the Cmnqntttoo on Pct-9151 Ab
fairs, with characteristic vigori and
level head. be secured in 11 1111111110115
short time the abrogation of thoi Rus-
sian treaty of 311132. 11 was hatdled
in ouch a manner as not to .0‘1‘01 sion
international cum-11110111101111. betausc
of the simple and direct way in ditch
his resolution was worded. lots-sin
was asked to secede to 1111111 all (titer
countries In 11116 warld have couci- tied
according to 1116 Act of 1868, giving
novel-y naturalised citizen of the ltlnit-
cd States the privilege of an Amd icon
cltlnen, and to obliterate the old' 0118-
10111 of 1832 which had 11 1.11111 “once
a Russian subject, ulwsy‘s a 11111 slim
subject." Upon thifi occasion a'uizer
rosc above all inclination to play} poll
tics and earnestly enlisted in do of-
tort to assist-the State DcpartIu-ent
in bringing 11110111 21 new treoti in
harmony. with the spirit of the tit ea. '
The Congressional Records at times
fairly sluts with Sulzer 1111111111111 111111.
There is on record an eloquent 111 each
in defense of colored midterm and
Butters voice was raiscd on 1111er cc:
canton 1111116 cause of the dofonslosl.
Hts outburst of sentiment have
the right ring. When he in
the 1-10qu and monitor! that here
was 1101111113 in the gift of 1116 ntton
too invest for the men who as the
Republic: that. there was due min
c. (16111 of trout-tune tint could no r 116
paid sad that 11111111 not be men soured
in donut-I 11111 cm, 116’ anode plea
'for old 'aoldtcrs 1101. soon to be not.
1611. Hotnoidiltld that «nation '
buds in attic fIerIl flower
lth'I Mum in tho Mn 11'“
that patriotism is 1111111111 tho 11 1111161'”
moo-.1111
with 1.11 1116' 91111111111111 1111'
but: of 111“ Will“ Work 0011“
111111111 111111111.‘ but
do carom with 11911
w'rloyrm of the Caribbean .1111 but dred‘ ed atom in 111111. with 11. populationl
fathoms below sea level, 11.111111211611111~
tlvc Butler must have rejoiced I'reot- thousand tom loss than it was in 1810
A cursor-,1, glance at the (‘61 grosn
to better. keeps his friends. For i any,
years his name has been promln-htly,
but he uovor indulges Ill ‘poltt—j
11111 111691 "
of?
mind again tho‘
oiled?
Two of his young;
11d 11?
their;
1111111 "
House of Representatives 511112611894 _
[111“
19!.
11’s '
mum»
(sf-ninety millions, was four hundred
~11. century 1130. Then the American
flag was found in the deep sou trade
of the world. 1116 11111161 is that this
non ha roItored by prefer-cotton du-
ties. avoiding the prejudice against
ship subsidies or iron ships. He has
introduced a bill providing for profor-
ontlal duties, ‘which was a policy suc~
cessfully in operation in this ccuntrll
up to 1828. when it was believed for-
eign interests interfered and occasion
ed the ousponltm of this Act, which
had dons much to build. up the pres-
time of the young Republic on the high
seaI. He facts that the objection
brought forward that this would later-
fere with some of our present corn
vmorcial treaties Is not tenable. HII
bill' is short and right to the point,
1 and 111 no 11111 attempts or admits 11
11111111611111“. it states thooproposiiicn
in Sulzer's characteristic way—in
11111111 English. He earnestly believes
that with preferential duties, the pro
eminence of American :merchant mar-
ine would-soon be rc-esvtabllshod. Ho
1111116111 that the magical effect of pre-
fcrt-nital dutics enlisting between;
171-12 and 18211 occasionad the greatest;
ndrancornqnt ever made in the devcioi
"11111111111111 of American merchant. ma»'
' vino. #
To review the work of" Congress-
man Sulzcr one must come in contact
with an Immense volume of public
documnnts (extending over twenty-one
i yearn. for his career has been of conno-
loss activity. His work is koyod to
1111111 pace of modern and progressive
smtcsnlnnshlp; and. while he may not
always win an agreement on his ideas
iund poll1los. none can golnssy the
coronal convictions of William Sulzer.
11111 has given to his constituents of.
tho Tooth District. of New York the
bout. that ho can 111161'1‘11'1' day of the
wank. every wool: of tho month and
Emory month of tho twoutyvono years
which he has rounded out with a pub
llc cursor which has brought to him it
gmioful npprcriailon from tho. dis
irlct, tho state and the nation, which}
he has so ably sort-111d with uncompro-f
misting, high-nlindod patriotic convic-l
tinns.-Nutionnl Magazine.
I
ufiummw‘._wm.—
R W Dunfortb, 1.61.1 \‘o. Main St,
toucor1l.trlod many remedies for.
kidney troublo but 1119) did not cure
him. Then he saw an advertisement
of Pain: Kidney Pills and began 111k~
1113 111111111. "111 a short time 1 com
lmonccd to get bettcr. the pains left
lmy liar-11.11113 action of the kidneys
I was bee and natural and the scalding
isensntion ceased l gladly récommcnd
Foiov Kidney Pills." \\. F‘ Wigwam
& (”a 0|
1
Mu*’~—
11116116 I Looting Epitaph.
Live for something. Do good. not!
leave behind you I monument of vir-
ituo that the storm of time can have:
destroy. “trim your 1111116, in kind-
ness, love and mercy. on the hearts of
thousands you come in contact with
year by year; you will never be for»
soften. No. your name. your deeds.
will be as leglbio on the beam you
loan 1161111111 in the stars on the brow"
of "6111113. Good deeds 11-111 shine as
tho storm—Chalmers.
I
May 1 I Holiday.
A Milwaukee school teacher asked
her class of small boys and girls to
prepare lists of all the 1115111 holidays
that they knew of. and to put them in
the order of their importance. Christ-
mas and Fourth f July stood about
equal 111 the numb of first places 16-.
corded them. and upon but one paper
in the lot. appeared "Moving day. May
1.” an the most important of American
legal holidays.
aura Enough Primitive Town.
Aden is a prlmltlro place. Drinking
and bathing water is drawn from the
and. condensed and delivered to resi-
dents in wagons at oneuholf cent a gal-
lon. There Is no plumbing and mod-
ern. bathroom fittings arc conspicuous
by their absence. Washtuba are used
for bathing purposes. The authorities
Home Asparagus
Home Rhubarb
Potatoes
cumbers. Plno‘apples, Strawberries, Oranges.
UNITED GROCERY ’COMPA
21111qu MAIN 51'.
Last Day
1 11.1.
Last Da
MINTZ’S
May Clearing Sale
Tomorrow Last Day
Just a few of the Many' Bargain
for the Last Day
Muslin Underwear
50c MUSLIM clowns ...... .. .............................. 39,
29c CORSET COVERS ..... . ............................... 1911
25c DRAWERS .. ........ . ................................. 19,,
$6 CHILDREN' 8 COATS ..... 1 ........................... $3 9
251: WINDOW SHADES ..... .19
50c SHAMS AND SQUARES .................. ....... 25,,
75c SHAMS AND SQUARES . .............................. 49,,
Waists
$1.25 WAISTS ............................................. 74 ,,
81.25 ALL LINEN WAISTS .................... . ........... 79 11'
85 AND 56 SILK AND CH‘IFFON WAISTS .............. $3.9-
12 1-211 LAWNS ....... . .................... , ......... .. 7V2¢ yd
$3 LINEN SETS .......... .. ........ . .................. $1 9
291: LINEN ............................................ 19¢ y
391: LINEN ............... ............ ............ 29¢ 1
50¢ LINEN ................ .. ........................... 39¢ yd
79c LINEN .. ......................... , ................ 59¢ yd
$1 LINEN .............................................. 79¢ yd
Suits and Dresses”
312 m :15 8UIT8 ..... ....................... $7.9
$10 SILK DRESSES .......... ....... . ................... $4 9-
312 Ind 515 COATS .. ... ......... . ...... . ......... $9 9
Miliinery Bargains ..
$4 HATS TRIMMED ......, .......... . ..... ' ........... $1 98"
591: AND 751: CHILDREN' 8 HATS .......................... 25¢
25c 11133011.. ........ ........... .‘ .......... 19¢. ya.
121-20 LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS ........ . .................. 8¢
Sc HAIR NETS .. .................... 2e
25: HOSE “SECONDS" ............ ............. . ........... 17¢
SILK HOSE AT . ..... . ............ 25¢
25¢ COLGATE'S POWDER .. .. ............. ........... llé'
250'LAWNS .. ... .15¢ yd;
50c sues-rs
IIIIIIIIII. h
per bunch 3,
' per bunch ;
per peck 3
Home. Radishos, Home Spinach, Wax Beach Lettuce, Tomatoes.
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