. Tourists‘ Pulley
United Sluice, 011121111111 and World
overs your bungee etigolnst our and
yell rinks, by fire, theft, lightning.
navigation and twapbrtallon. while
in transit by. or it the custody of my
railroad, expresg. rooster, transpor-
tation or 0i onv Steamship 1.30., etc. ‘
TAYLOR ‘81 GOLDEN '
" insurance of All Kinds
‘1 flssl Eotstow'rown’, Country and shore
’, Telephone 1230
Upstairs Over the South Norwalk
‘ Trust Co., 87~91 Washlnuton at...
South Norwalk. Conn.
PUILlc STENOGRAPHER
il‘Mlsses Tessie and Martha Buckley,
of Cedar street, are visiting in Staten.
‘ Island.
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want developing uud p11ntlng. See W.
'P. lleers' advertisement.
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-—-Straw 'hnts, 1-2 price.
O'Brien’s.
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DON’T BREAK
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No need to Worry if your well!
and ceilings are lined with
Comm-Board. it can’t crock, .
,chip, crumble, or fall down.
Water can't leak through and
, stain the paper. ,
Any. one who can drive a nail
can put it tip. Goes right on
the «cutting.
1 Title is one of hundreds of
uses for Comm-Board; screens.
partitions, bulletindaosrdt.
panels, show-windows, ward-
robes, etc. in” lengths of from
810160. 4 ft. wide and K ~1nch
illicit.
Writ: today for Jamie and
booklet. It will show you at
least on: place where it will pay
you to use Compo- -Board.
L. L. ENSWORTH
' 8: Son
340-50 Front St.
HARTFORD. CONN.
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Philadelphia Politician Says He
'Was Onca‘a Burglar and
Brook
Miss Bessie Gordon, of Troy, N. Y., '
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Writ, Fink-,
1131'. 111' 13 lsaucs street.
Patrolman John E Revuolds ls e11-
301011; a vacation from his duties on
the. South Nornaik police. rmce.
Miss Edna Andrews,
avenue. is visiting, her sister.
James Buttery, of Bridgeport.
of Newtown
Mrs.
Every baseball enthusiast should
have a Sentinel Score curd. One cou-
pon and ten cents is all you need.
Gel. one today.
Messrs. Max ltlbner, Maurice Si-
mone 11nd Adolph ‘l‘usrin, who have.
been visiting the 'l‘arlovs, of Taylor
avenue, have returned to their res
.peclive homes in New York city.
For the young womun who rides or
dt'ives~-\1'110 plays golf or trumps—-
who goes to business-—there is noth-
ing that offers the style and warmth
of 11 sweater. This week the .\'. E. Ry-
an 00. are featuring a large variety
of smart models at very modest
prices.
wSentnless tires. Reddy and Ayers
ii‘ill the first 1111.. in the hi stbiy of
the stale, according to the bulletin he
int: distributed by the tax commis-
» sinner, the total grand list of the state
with the additions by the board of
equilizutlon exceeds one billion dol-
laru, being $1,04i.234,019, an increase
of $43,000,000 over lust year.
~wSOlL 11nd Stiff llats.
Rev. Charles N. Lovell. who will
have chnrge of the Sunday morning
cerviocs at the First Congregutional
Church on tho Green, tomorrow, has
aheen u preacher for nine years. The
inuf. church of which he won pnstor
who at .‘llunchostor, Conn. Ho resign-
1111 about 11 your use utter a service
or live yearn und resiuttcd to devote
our; time in study and foreign travel.
lliu pronunt residence in 111 Sprinw
field. Mono, and he in 30 years old.
FACT
Local Evidence.
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Fuel in wind we wont.
Opinion its not tutough.
Opinioxm differ.
Here's 11 South Norwuik tool.
You con tent it.
Mrn. Albert (Tonklln. 143 ll). Wnuh-
luulou 8t, tloulh Norwnllt. (301111.,
tum: "i uniform! for your» from kid-
ney complaint. Thom wen 11 hearing
down lending in tho 11111110 of my hook
und often 1 wuu so stiff and lame that
1 could not wulk. The kidney scum
lions warn unnatural and i know that
something 11111111 he done. Hearing
. Donn”: Kidney Pills highly spoken of,
' . I not a supply at i’lnlhted'e Dru: More
null although other remedies laid full-
oli to help the, they brought prompt
relief. I feel grateful to omen Kid-
for me.
11900.) .
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(plutonium gives April,
When Mrs. douklln was interviewed
nt 111 lover this disc «111: "I am only
we pleated to confirm 3111? former
moment regarding News Kidney
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' Vhljeztn in real life was disclosed here "
l}e'1lt"l(iil) when William Burke. eloc-t
led a city councilman on the 1e,for1n tic
ket headed 01’ Mayor Blunlmnhm'sr
llast full,1csig11e‘d his soul and wit
l 11011 under the name of Benjamin 1-.l
'iripp be. 111111 serve
the \l.1B1..111111settt, State P115011 ultcx
\orlt.
Coming to this city
:11 1111511115 prison
honest living, as 11 wood carver,
t1 nde he 111.11 11ed while in jail.
I hen
nomination to the council.
Shortb after his elettion hen
was 11'.-
1nuiled until driven to deupt-mtlon, lie-l
story.
pocket, yeggnmn and
conviction at Boston. he was failed
the "Prince of Flutworkers."
newspapers.
confessed to.
the under'wotid he fell in with They
used him. so his story runs, to visit
establishments where they thought
safes might. be worth riding.
Then he drifted in with 11 gang of
”Mull Buzzers," that. class of thlcvcu
who he oxpiuins tire plt'kpockeis who
make 11 specialty of unntchlng wom-
en' 11 11111100111111.
After title Burke sure he Wont west
with noverui ”,veggmen’ and in Chico
tho 30'11 he won the associate of 111111-
pcruie thieves.
Jinan returning to New York, ho ho
121111121 11 gnmbler and then a sneak
lhlof. Lutov he went to Boston, whore.
utter robbing runny 11111111611 wue lin-
ully nought uud convicted. Judge Bond
sentenced him on Dec. 10. 1300 to not
huge 1111111 novou yenrn.
‘lipou his release ho ueltlnd in the
uorlhuuutcrn auction of thin city
where he worked at. his 1111le lenrned
trndo 11nd suvcd enough money to buy
11, little other store. flu 11111r1'lud 111111
111111 one. child, 11. little girl.
llurho lnuiutu he hue 1101111. nothing
wrong cinch the union of Churicutowu
uwung open for him and he stopped in1
to the world it free mun.
BOSTON, Aug. 17.--Convlciod of
brushing and entering. Benjamin 1.
Tripp was «untamed by the isle Judge
Bond on Dec. ill, 1800, to served not
logo than seven yours in states prluon.
Gen. Benjamin 0‘. 13111111111. wurdeu (If
the cheroBtBWB State Priuon. Bald
111.111.1111 that'l‘ripp was released at
the end of hill mimlmum nontonco.
Warden Bridges stated that the record
11111111. that Tripp’s conduct mu good
while in prison.
HOM‘ ‘sv vandalism note.
0'. smiley, was enrol-sly inluréd on
yesterday ulceration. all Hadley slut
‘ '1 England. in compuriuon with the west.
go, 11111111111. City, 11nd Sun lsruucisco in;
aluminium, when a traction of totes
llncle Sam 111.11 Figures 11‘.
you hear an enthusiastic westcrhor or
.disgruntled New Englander bemoan-
ling the abandoned fut-ma, tough
Ilaude. etc, of the east, just rel-er
l of improved land
Ipl'oduces an average agricultural llN-i
iduct Worth $7 more annually than n,
asimilur area in Illinois or lowa, andl
ldouble the values that North Dakota;
Icon produce
land stock worth 30
‘is significant.
in 1907 after his ““0““ ‘3 “i
completing, his Sentence in the MaS- (“St
Burke earned 1111 901mm 30 “’“Ch concerned in the 1°“ nearl) four times the utnomit in the
n is! lllUilliCllilll in
1'9,me in the production of each core on his’
1111 netlvc interest in reform llOlillCSfl 0W“ farm That is the “5'3“” 01118
wus pr'eluilcd upon to accept tite,1‘lC“lllil‘9. for
jgute of agricultural wealth 11ecosunr-‘
1111111111111 by 11111111111 convict 111111 blaclt- {1111111 on each form. f01 each we
“\(cordinz to Bur‘ltes story, appear IDakotn 9.
lug in the Philadelphia Enquirel yea-I The value of vegetables per acre in
etrdul, 11111‘le1 his Siglifll.lll',e for ,1"euts: New 1311141111111 is “1'0 cents: llllnoln, the
before he bet ante ,1ton\i11 at Boston nearest competitor, has 10 cents. The
ho had led the life of a thief. 11 pick- jvalue of live stock in New England
porcholimbetxlper improved acre is $13.50. slightlyImizmg
When he 1111.11 arrested previous to ills in excess of 'lown‘s showing
lie save slorv,
he started in life as 11 street waif onIturul output, as for as given by the 1 Daltotn and Minnesota.
the East Side ow New York Bellingi federal census.
lie was hanging around ‘by a fair margin.
the. comers of the Dust Side, when ho‘based on the late census returns, ex- 'erage cost of labor in New England
begun that life of a crook which he, oept those on fruit and vegetables (DE! core is $4. 88, will llllnoln drop-
now, about in his fmty -thlrd venr, husl These specialties were handled by plug to 95 cents. New 60 cents, North
ltuking “1° 1900 “ms“ and adding 1Dakotu and Minnesota 80 cents each.
"Gopher 1111111." the species of crooks l 10 per cent.
who 12111101111 themselves to cracking town the benefit of the 11011111 for pro- iably I083 use of improved machinery
and rubbing sofes,1verc the first of‘
«wall, but the email 11.111.11.11 of Millie
how Hum, 111111: 17141111111111- 3 .
”W illlliilili
iiilli illiil liii
“ Provo limerop and Stock Per 1
Acre Oulclass filth Mlsslss- '
lppl Valley-New England lie-‘1
turns, Greater ,and Land Val-E
uas Less Than These States I
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Al The Mercy'Oi 11111151111. .
If your motorboat catches
fire, don't use sand. It in im-
practical and dangerous. and
you cannot reach the bane of
111‘. flames without lifting up
the bilsa bonrdl.
Send in the carburetor or in‘
other vital part1! ties up the
engine. Then you are of the
mercy of the sen.
Don't use dry powder. 11: is
effective only on tho umsllallt and
most uocsusibio fires. und in bond
winds it its 111111121111 to direct.
Don't use ordinary chemical 9112..., .
tinguishers Any uppurutos, which
uses water under pressure as the
extinguishing clement lntenulflou
the demon of burning gasoline
Use P'l‘lll‘l Extinzuishors
“I!!! iiuuld gets under the
,bilge boorda. It rouoheu fires
that are difficult to not at.
him to the late fedora] census. I
There he will learn that eve1y 1111ch
in New England:
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It is especially adapted to sas-
ollno and oil fires.
Approval by the United notes
Mambo“ Inspection service.
Till-l llilllACE ii. PATRICK CO.
10 ‘ 3. menu ll'lnl'l‘,
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1‘ urthet ”‘9 0‘3““3 “31"“ show the liar is worth more in the Now End
average value of New England 1111111 laud market than
is $"l on note, will 10 llllnoie roaches ”In,” 0,. even lllinois.
$911 and town $82. 50.
'l'1h111..\'ew England land can be-
lhought at 2.1 pet cent. of what llll- {of agriculturnl IMHOIIIKIS per acre 0f
nois land costs and still produce cr'ops,
What
The average westerner boostsof to.
to! productions and will invariably re-I
mind the customer that while New
England is dabbling in hundreds, the;
west folks in millions. As it matter
to meet his demnuds. When these
by the similmly 11111.13 acreage the
clue in favor of theI‘
The average humor is not per-
his state us he is
the stupendous uggr-e
111 llflleS to these individual units
1
Table 1 shows 11 value of fruit per'
determined to resign and tell his Own acre in the six New England states
of $1 with illinOis 21 coma, and North
small fraction of 0 cent
The last column however tells the
since it includes the. agriculw
New England leads
All figures are
This gives illinois and
duction of these crops the last 1.0
years in New England bus increased
more rapidly than in the west.
The value of New Englands agrl l
cultural ploduct per core as compute;l
ed with lows. and lilinois particularly ‘
will startle many. They will won,
der how it is possible. Table 2 adds
some light. This gives the produoel
tlon per acre for the six New Eng-i
land sluice, also the overdue for New ‘
for such crops as corn, potutOeu, Outs,
'Chunetts and Connecticut intro 11 corn
production of 48 buuhols to the core,-
ucrordlng to the lube census. while
11111111111 11111 but 311 1111111011111 37. T1111!
ovorugo for all New Englnnd is llvo'
bushels more per acre th’uu llllnols
can boost.
'l‘ho showing in potatoes in oven
more striking. Maine heads the listi
with 207 busholh to the 11ch, and'
thomvernue tor New England is “151.
Thu fertile lands of lllluols and 1011111,
produce lens than 00. Mlnncsotui
done well to show u productiou of 120
husholu to the here. On onto, New
England folio behind 11 hit, the liver
production of Connecticut and Rhode
"island pulling down the overuse. line
makes up. however. on wheat. It is
true that huts and wheat are not
inhalant! 11.11. the werlorn'etstes offer»
so for compsrlson. flow-over, keep
in mind the yield and value per sore.
sud remember there are thousnntis
of sores in the sort that would pro-
iluoo note and wheel 11' tumors really
set ohotit it. he regards hey, its:
dimpehtro .1111 uneconomic
polio 11111111 the NEW 10113111110 humps
»tohepernttre1 will” slit
to are not given on this point, since it
per cent more, :1 and -i
would a pool ‘the proud westeruer are included in
”1683 mun say if be 0011"} blil’ "‘1 nr I'l‘nble 3, which shows the total \nluo
Time 75 WT contohcaper than 11 comfioi’ animals. ccrcuis, hay, sundry crops,
111911101 and sell Mr 30 per cent morehfmm 11nd ,.,.g(.m1,1,_.,,_
'lell
gluonweulth of
lies lunch 1111
l of fact, what most interests the fan “Meg combined
me! is the lflellllll per acre or unit. will point to a total mine of terenlsl
d n ion-v term I“ provided enough units one uvnlln i '
:while illinoie has $11.
. porlsone
itho cost. of the loud per acre
grown nearly“ ortcnuivoly in New ~
Ions“ Vernon, It. '1'.
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in Ninth Dakota,
Elabomte dit-
is really included in the total value
improved land, as provided in Tables
The tur'otite arguments of'
With pride
the Illinois former point to a
total value of live stock for his oom-
11101'11 than $300,000,-
000. something more than three tlmvs
the six New England
1 to 1‘. 111.11.14.17 New
. 1111111 excels.
Straw HatCleaner
in ten of on 11111111111... how New I1 1111;
Let‘s hotter. oppreulute
our resources and b tte'r boosters.
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100 pkg.
MAKES OLD HATS LOOK LIKE
NEW .
The CIifiordPharmacy
DAVID w. 111111110111)
Funeral Director- Fmbaimcr
19 No. Main St, 80. Norwalk
Residence. 5 Washington St.
Telephone at office—3302.
Telephone at house—893.
Your Opportunity -
We Offer for Sale
Two New Houses in Norwalk.
hot
lot 50 x 135,
The price is
Each has 7 rooms and bath.
ulr hoot, electric light,
one minute to trolley.
right. Also the terms.
Full particulars on application to
J. M. LAYTON 81 Co.
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[1‘01 11 clincher, he
and
New
approaching $300. 000. 000 mor e,
neorniuliv direct attention to
11 career of crime in Boston and New' latgo totals 0f the west are dl“ded England’s drop in the bucket of. $10.
000 .000 no value. of cereals
Note, bow'eier. thnt Illinois has
over 28 000 000 acres improved land.
six New England states
land has a showing 111313.130 of
live slack on each improved acre,
Again is the
that the former is
in his own pro~
reader reminded-
nterested primarily
gduction per acre and per farm oth-
er titan per state.
Another stock argument against
New England is the worn-out soil and
high cost of feeds and fertilizer which
the farmer must-buy. Table 4 gives
the facts on this point. There is
Bhown the land value per acre, labor
cost per acre, . cost of feed and ter-
This is for the six New E1133
land states and is followed 'by an av-
erage for New England, then com-
with ',llli110is lowu, North
it is an in-
tereating comparison. '
For instance, we note that the 111'
,Two important factors are, presum-
land the intensive forms of agricul-
Itnrs in New England, especiallv in
Massachusetts, Rhode island and
1.Connecticut
The writ of feed and fertilizer per
lacre likewise shows to the disadvan-
tage of New England, there being a
ltotul of $7.15 per acre chargeable to
these two items. However. the
gnawing in not nearly so bad as many
would believe. Add both the labOr
:and food and fertilizer items. and you,
there in the vicinity of $12 for each
wheat and hay. Observe that Muasnv more In Nay 1133113131111,
This it! an
loin-111111 of no more per acre than the
But. ~ wool of
New
lillnols former food's.
England has on average cost of $24.
and lllluols lumpo to $96. a difference,
1111 favor of New 1110111111111 of over :10.
This would offset New Engiond‘u la~
Ibur and fertilizer handicap for 11 nunr
bur of your-11, without another modlo
lying factor.
{still more important
that New England can. if she will,
lower her luhor cont materially
through application of home western
methods. Only a fraction of the luv
Proved loud in handled in the oust
(him the economical ntaudpolnt 1111 re»
111111111 improved machinery. The same
arguments applies more strongly to
feeds and fertilize”.
The New Edmund former is just be
ginning to recline he must grow his
own feed, instant of paying blob
prices. will: means more live stock.
to 1110111111111 more fertility to rattle
more crops; to keep still more live
amen-11111111 enlarging the cycle.
Backed by crop rotntlco 11111 hotter
uploading. the“ items of food and {on
inner may be halved and perhaps
more. While the home than apply
to initials and 1911111, it II in a much
‘ cohorts 111111 the»
is the foot
New Eng— '
The Rood 81 Volk
Electrical (.0.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805-50 So. Main 31.,
So. Norwalk. Music Hall Block 1
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.SUMMER TlMETABLE
0n and utter Monday, June 17, 1912,
the new and commodious
STEAMEF. HUNTlNGTON,
Capt. William G Young, will run as
follows: Leave Huntington for Nor-
walk Mondays and Fridays at 6:45 a.
111. and 2:30 r. 111. Leave Norwailt for
Huntington Mondays and Fridays at
45:45 .1. 111.11nd 5:30 p.
tickets 50 cents. Single fore 40 cents.
Children, 1-. 111 12 years, excursion 35
cents. Single. fare. 25 cents. Passen-
gers from No1walh by 8141'» 11. in. boat
will have four hours at Huntington
0111' summer schedule gives the poo
pic of Connemicut an outing on the
new 11111! commodioue steamer Hunt-
ington across the sound andover one
of the finest sheets of water in the
world, Huntington Bay, with scenery
unsurpassed. Parties of 10 or more
can more arrangements with the cup-
taln to stop tit Valley Grove.
Lunches and meals served on the
bout' by competent steward.
THE R£CREATION TOURS.
Block Island, 3 day tours 011.50
Saturdays, Aug. 10. 17, 24. 3131.
Atlantic City, 5 day tours $21.00
Mondays, Aug. 12, 19, 26. Sept. 9, 16.
White Mountains, 5 day tours $25.00
Mondays. Aug. 12. 19. 26. Sept. 2110.
Thousand islands, 5 days' tour $34.00
Tuesday. Aug. 20th
Royal Tour, 9 daye’ trip 374.00
041.50 up
Tuesday, August 2001
Bermuda, ll day trip. 1...
Saturdays, Aug. 17, 24, Sept. 7, 14,
281i). -
AUTUMNAL TOURS.
White Mountains, 6 day trips $21.50
Monduyu Sept. 91h. lllth. Accom
mountlons Sinclair Hotel, Bothlo
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hem. .
Nilgm Falls, 4 dugo' trip .. 031.000
Saturday. Sept. 71 .
Nisan" Falls, at. Lawrence River,
Montrul.
Saturday, Sept. 71h, six duyo' trip,
For descriptive circular of all tours
can on Cl. W. Harris. at depot. or ad
dress The Recreation Tourist: 00.,
101 Orange Sh. New Haven.
is Your Home Complete with 11
like a 10 your old when you woke up
in the morning? In your Dream of
the 111111.11 design? Hove you 11 011110
on 09.11 Dining Table with 011111.11.
match? up” ‘your move hello good?
your Home Furnishihm‘iio to the .
Norwslk Furniture
House
m. Excursion ,
(Incorporated), 4256 CAPS ........... . ................................... ...... 129
REAL ESTATE AND lNSURANC: 5012 CAPS ............................................. 25c
AGENTS 7511 CAPS ....................... ..376
5Rallroad Ave" South Norwalk,Ct 59c KlMONos .. ...-... ----- 291:
or s Mattress that will make you fool ,
nadir you are abort of ‘onytltlug in .
armor:
Half-Price Sale ‘
It happens once a year.
"'“TO DAY [8 THE DAY”
Only a Few of the BigHalf- Price Bargains f
Come Tonight
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Qasonltfllonfl'lugg‘s-sos.III-oneness!soon-,go'I-Vo‘ony 250
50c SHEETS
12¢ VESTS ...-sunusouvdeoloo-...I .................. snu-n-nta-n 6°
12c GlNGHAMS, PER YARD .1 ............................. . 61:
as SILK WAIsrs ............. . $1.411
ea messes ....... . ...... . ........ , .......... $1.50
'$5'rosio*“cH1Lon1=.u's onasses...........................$2.49
s7 SILK surrs ...................... . ..... , $3.50 .
35311.1( solrs............... ............................... $2.50
s4 BILK surrs
................... . ........... 52.00.
oz SlLK suns ...................... . ..... $1.00
case CHILDREN’S surrs ............... . ................ 51.2.1
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The Hatch 811 Bailey company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone, 40.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly L11 popularity as a substitute for lath end
plasteréond well-paper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic‘dosigns for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for individual prefermont and hints. We are wants
and keep a, large supply on hand.
'p~.'u:n:-:c,.'.:r.~n .,
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OLD “DOMINION LINE
Short Sea Trips, Delightful Week Ends Afi‘ording
Pleasure and Rest to
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, RICHMOND
and WASHINGTON. D. C.
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and re-
turn including meals and berth .
New York to Rlchmond or WashingtOn, D. 0., 41113-
tum Including meals and berth $15
ON 0. D. STEAMERS
Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths can be procured on Steamer with:
out charge. Steamers are all equipped with the United Wireless
Telegraph System.
STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT3
Tickets and Stateroom Reservations, Pier 25. North. River,
Foot of N. Moore St" New York.
Phone 3900 Franklin. Seudfor Illustrated Pamphlet. ‘
W. L. WOODBOW, Truffle Mgr. J. J. BROWN. Gon'l Pusenger Ant:
For further particulars apply to J. M. Layton and 00., 5 Roll-
roud Avenue, or Depot Ticket. Agent, N. Y., N. H. and H. R. R.
SPECIALS
HOME TOMATOES ............... per oh. Bo; per basket, 600 .
WALTER BAKER'B COCOA OR CHOCOLATE, per can . ......M‘. .. 190
208.115 Mlllt............ ......
l’lneupples,ench
Green Lima 119.11., per qt.
Rod Onions, per qt.
Pl M.
epnIOoIo-se-eo-uso.s
nos...-v cutie-locateoeoev
..... u...us-1u¢.o.‘real-110:.svsv
IIlene:Usu.cull-«asuv-ltloloedlstsovOoI'Iv-ebe'l
‘ Lettuce, Corn Boone. Green Pep-porn, Carrots, Boots, Ponchos. Mun!
Melons, Wutermelonu. Apples; and Blackberries
UNITED GROCERY COMPA
20 NORTH lHAiN OT.
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