Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 16, 1915 · page 8

m ”[111! NORWALK EVENING 33m

THURSDAY. DEC [6, 1915 (ME :..

 

The Greatest Sale Reduction Ever Held
in Town

of Wenon’s and Misses’ Suits, Coats, Dresses,
Evening Gown. Skirts. Walsts and Furs

TUXIS ISLAND HARBOR PROJECT
IS POSTPONED.

m ”RIMS IRE
NEARLY STRAIGBTENED

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WHEN THE SUN DIES.

Deadly Have; the Change Will Enact
Upon Our Pear Planet.
“If the .Ittn should go out how long So far as Norwalk is concerne-

H'Uliid it Do l-el'ol'e darkness would :9» goonditions brought about by Mo

 

 

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Santa Claus l
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ls homing ! .

The little ones and big ones are on'
the look-out. waiting for him. 'I'ne-

éNot Deemed Adviuble to Take Up
I Matter at the Present Time.

i WASHINGTON. l). C. Dec, lb.wln
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store Timid to. its Hullnlosttwllh gnOIlfi _ Wm), 0,. War has”, upon an Hm} We bought the entire stock of a large New York manufacturer at I" 1 on the earth!" asks -I render gstorm, are pretty well straigh
‘0' * ’Lr“‘"m‘=>5‘f“‘ '“ “““i‘g‘ fppdmt , hm. “manta”... mad».- by ”1,. io‘dl‘d our own price. The benefit of our buying power goes to flu. L1 '1“ “I“ 1“” “gulf?“ become "“1 loot normal again. ’lhe trolley
end lane: arm!80 that are 00"”?wa MEN”, m ,, declared our THE GO, so CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. n‘“ "““”“ I‘m 5”” 1‘“ ”Mu“ inning in good time. Althoug

sandtl. s I f a he ond!
At tbt end of that brief internal or Elm“ “maul" ‘5 3”” “11“ ”‘e '
limo tit; blue curtain of day would dis- many hours late, the sen“? ‘5
as it an aliuignly hand had better titan it was Tuesday In
:uutvlit-d it on. and the dome of night. instances the outrofrordcr telep

and useful.

E. K. BANKS

Mahackemo Hotel Block.

by
Conn.

itiiprovcuient the Ifnited
Tuxis Island. with a
coitstrnttion of a suitable
"is not deemed ad

that the
‘ Sizi'cs til

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CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY

33 50. MAIN 8T., 50. NORWALK

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jharbor of refuge.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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5°“U‘ N°’W3'k' E lvisablc at the present time." Spangled \Vllli stars. would instant} are 0. K. again. The broken
E A preliminary examination and sur- " - ’ ' ' T“ 4‘: “‘“us‘y “""h the earth. We wank! he graph poles and broken wires 3.
”A” 7— ,_ A_—"”w> -.__.--. i I vcv 'iuthtirlzrd hv Congress was made D D D D D plunged 1m” darkness so quickly tint ing rapidly replaced The
. . . - . ' " ‘. ‘ 000 D DDDDDD o DDDD t’nrtui 'It my. . . ‘
Lycrything in the Line of I of this proJett last summer. a , D D D D D D D D 3 'i‘ilol‘l thimj‘t‘itiitiihmiargug m it le. lights in some sections of the I
. . L ”Tux“ “‘“lld ‘5 a ““3” ”0““? ‘I‘ D 0 would begin to aft‘ott our eyes andafb town dmrm “em on about
ertln Pa er j land. lying about him yards off the a run 0 ..,0 tltdl. ”1“,qu Um. Immediate sup o’clock, 1851 night. Some S
t This is the store for prac- beach opposite the town of Madison, 0 ' O lillltlilliuh would dimly emerge from Were unlightcncd, but the bright
d C d fr _ 1 two, says the Engineers report, 0 i}OLlDAY PURCLI‘SE; Q. Ihc NHL” The“, would be stnrlight, made it ‘11)“? light enough.
and Corespon cnce at S .0.11 I, tical presents for boys. .“ is 17 lllli"> m u”. East of New 0 ‘ ‘ D but no moonlight. for the moon slum , Trains Left Out.
25“ 1“ $4 00 ’ ~ 0 Haven harbor and seven miles to the D Q ”“5" “‘3‘“ “"""‘""‘l sunlight. l NEW YORK llec. 1ti.~'l‘lie
' Ev r in r B0 5 wear . , .. . .. ' '
E C Yul g {0 y .west of Huck lsluiiti harbor. botli ol 0 Go To 0 I “l “I [H’Ldb‘imu‘uuuu‘ “' thought, Stale, Knickerbocker and More
AT . . . _ l ‘ . . D o iii-ind be the thing most troublcwnw. . . .
E and decoration from Jewelry which aim \wl. sheltered hatbors a D. South Norwalk C: m m m” I“ time went on .. chill Limited “1” not be run between
D 0 N N E L L Yes to storm coats htitall \isstls tan .i|.o find .iltilt. D . leermdn & 80“ Phone 446. 0 “Hum i'iKill hen“, over the sunlexgi‘mi‘ and Boston today by the
' . ill Tilllllillt‘ Island. about midway I~c D Q t 11:11 .111111.1_'..1 the dark and {mm lYOTk. \t‘“ Haven and Hartford
A ‘ OR Look over this list. 'tnceu 'l‘uNis Island and .\cI.\ Ilaictt o 0 air. all around lill' globe, :t pallid snow Emad. i1 “‘0” ammunt‘t‘d 119m b
ST TIONERY ST E Dress-u) suits at $ 50 to inficult or Access. 0 o o a o 0 c1 o a 0 o a o a o a CI 0 a a a a a a a o a a a 0 WW Iltt Lit'rittntl li‘ the atmospheric gward G. Riggs. executire assist
i 3' “The inohor at 'l‘tixis iriallti will th - I'”‘"0"““"‘ “““III'W‘II When 0318 Ind: Mr. Riggs said that the tele-
:‘___ ---; A fl ‘ .-___ 1 $10. ‘tmticnit or access," continues the rc- ‘ ' ' W-.- . - -, MW“) “”100" ““0 I‘IRIIIN'II 1.110 uwtul mid ”hand signal wires damaged by
. J tutti spate would (‘illli the atmosphere istorm early in ,1“, week had no

port. "and of instiillcicttt depth and
area for L'I'Ill'l‘lli coitiiucrt-ial use. and

iii lilt‘ of suitable

tLort II to the earth‘s surface and animal
and \'("t':ltllit‘ life would alike rlsli Lheen completely repaired and

in the than»; “imp, of unfiml It is safe to opct rate locals or
.. i: lit. “hunt-ll l' Sttvisnin New York, trains under lllf‘ tircumstances,
.‘.loutnal would be far from safe to undo

tthe operation of fast express t

'I‘ltc'iirst long trouser suit

“and the car could
tell the difference

prmititity
lll't'ti for soil:

$10 to $20. ‘in view
iiil‘

place i.— not appar

. ' - harbors til refuge
Boys dress shirts 50c and
a iitirbtit til Illi‘

t Iii'istiiic Milli-r, tlic fattious c0110

CITY NEWS E

 

$1.00. cut " . . _
Installment Plan. .
. ’l‘liiI itiiprotcuiciil desired is a break , .. ’For this re‘tson. m. said the B
BO ’ BiOU (if ' rid E . i‘t't‘ C(illll’il l i ‘ . .. . 0 - 'Iilv l iltlllf'hl you said on “e I
ys ses ill Ma as d water mtciiding westward from the ‘ t I ‘ ’ Hun”) ttladt d "obi-0 m “mil ‘ m. , y n and spiinufield l‘2\presses will n
V\/\.W _ ‘ _ _ p .. . , )
Flannel. island to atlord a sheltered turn be lotlt‘ ”1 111.0 (“mm-)- Sing." .H”__“'€.”‘ l-m tloillizlt. éput on again until all ticcrssar
.. . tween the island and lilt‘ shore. The liill \VlicrI 0. 'l" [nus lime been made.
Ilic renewal of tlic [itiplliill‘ card 0 ,I . . . ._ . .. ._ t La 1 .
sittto I~ will be lit-Id tottiorrow night iii‘ Boy‘s Hostery, Neckwt'ar, “will““l” illi“”“"“‘ “1 "I“ “““rllll‘ ”1 my: “”h H“ ‘\( “ l'lh Jill river at my neighbor's. I'm bufi The New \mk (Plural 9““0
.. . _ .. . .0 _ _ , .. _ , . ‘ ,, ionsc.
”I“ Hk> ”0”“), on South Main street Underwear, m fact every- l.t\til of ill! iinpioi-tiitiit was that Mm Iliatiitiiiti in“; in. in on tht lit talltnetit plan I've today that udwrse condit
it would afford a harbor of refuge for """Lill 0" '0' “I lllt‘ milk already. by the storm have been material]

 

 

 

 

 

‘ ‘ I, thing in Boys wear except passing vowels and for the private iC\'tIt‘.\'\\'licttI people Yonkers Stiitoquau. ivmwd and all trains are ' 19
:“i 1‘ ll. :“z‘trelue \ gcnr‘y f5} (11;: shoe5_ yu(i|l~ and pleasure bouts of local \\'tl't ii iii s‘ it” VHF "T WAT 1‘59” 0“ scheduled time. Art‘lval
‘ ' t . t t I - . ‘ ‘ I" . ' - 5' . ' ‘ '
lIlVll;l.lllglqll]r;‘t u Illt ittrtctiic c I tut sunmwr residents. ”w ““05“". m } 'Ik‘rnln|::(.:,li-g;m.:.gilT1333.» llitl in most cases on tithe and beta
Hr” m ‘ " diadison lit-inn too grout for this class liottutl liv this tlar— , "mm". from 6;, until next d ?,9_ again bcing moved over the line
,‘._i l’gerS‘S‘L evens of \‘iIsstIls . . . “\l'ilY‘t‘r'VtI'N“ 1 a , . p.” ay. itwcen here and Albany. “her-
t'roitrttciicluiz toiuort ow til-:Iil Cl . . . 111g it'sl til ltiiit‘ rc- ‘ ' ‘ .' .lltpone so. How; " ~ -0 I the worst
or i H stort will remain 0 cu 9.0::1.'South Norwalk. Norwalk. ill \'lt‘w of tho luttglnccrs report It itiiiiclt do you want?” {conditions “l“ '
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l p is unlikely that Congress will under pn-Imtm The car I NIH?!" II" Iil‘l'll boy. lot!!! “It i -...._.—-—-—
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night until after Christmas.
.takc lill’ itiiprnvctiicul . . ed in “”5” tn,\~clf that m credit: A WISE MERCHANT.
_-_. -... ._-----__.._-..4___ mum “.11 mm”. was good" Iomlon Standard. ‘- . . 1 , mm
'I'h.» .unnmt inspection or the snvh PROMISES HEARING on ova , " , _ i ‘xdvefllsrs “‘5 “W‘s 1' '5 ‘
(“Hulk“): t‘oust Artillery Corps. will STUFF BILL. .NEW BILLS INTRODUCED BY SEN. gtltsit lilt‘ Ul'lil'lllili . I worked Wm] patience, Yttrium!“ m a large tvrtv Iw I'~ I‘lIie Se
he. made at the local armory on Fri» ——~— ATOR M'LEAN from lI‘disott's rc— almost power. -—\irs. Browning. classified “For Sale 0 mns.

\\'.\Sll|\'tl’l‘().\', l). 1:, 1w 1:..— {.p um mace, and an ad mm W“
Senator McLean of (‘otiticcticttt intro
‘duccd a number of bills, rcsolutimis.l
and pclltitius iii the Senate today.

cltlcf among which were the follow-

.Connectlcut Congressman Hill Would‘
Make U. 5. Independent
in Dye Slum.
\\'.-\Slll.\l(}'l‘t).\‘. ilec. 16.0
man (‘ltttide Kitchen. Iletiiot'rittic lend»

day evening. January Elst.
(Million of ii.

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Christmas Gift Seekers

 

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Bridgeport officers will be entertain”
ed at, the meeting, this evening. of the.
tut-tubers of South Norwalk Lorin. L. 0.

«Congress

 

0, M A good time is promised. er of the house and chairman of the ing: . .
' . ‘ \'lii find I m M . - . . -
\\ ays and Means committee today pro- petition of tho Connor-11cm (‘Iiam- EDISOV c\linlrs “mpg: ‘3 he?” tlttl I t dogs. velocipetlcs, 9.0” 2‘”?an
-CHRISTMAS SALE. mistl Congressman Idlienczer .l. Ilill ber of (‘otiititcrtIe. of Hartford. lttvor- l ' p 3 ago e no. cut g “55' ”“5 an e cc 1‘

irons. casseroles. dinner letl. II:

of i"lt‘.~l M. II). church. I0‘ridtiv. llec. l7. that ho will give the latter it hearing lug just compensation to the, rall- 0nd ‘sc
_ . Don't fall to pig ‘ ' .
Mtncy work. aprons. pie, cake, lit-cud, soon after the holidays before the roads for transporting the mulls. mam n E S‘ee window 3:;1230m ‘2 a: blue bud dinner "t at $238

citizens of llcthcl and
hit adequate tia-

l’etltlon of
Dunlitiry. favoring
tlonnl defense.

Memorial of the Legislature of the
State of Connecticut favoring unictid—
ment to the rivers and harbors bill to
prevent the dumping of dredged mn-
tcrltil Into Long Island sound.

llill to grant pension of $30 month
to Sarah A. Frazier of Hartford.

lllll proposing Increase of pension
to Sigmund lltiuct' of New Haven. to

Phonofll‘allil No Need'" to Change Unbreakable i

01in Mr. Edison‘s perfected mil icnl instruments could withstand
such ti test. No more mechanic l reproduction. btit the recreation of
the original tone. The actual Irtlnt in all her artistry. '
A lcst which Edison's re-creetlon of any artist's voice or instrumen-
ltti performance will sustain In actual comparison with the artist
standing beside Edison's new in trument.

Ways and Menus committee on Mr
Hill‘s bill planned to build up the
Idytrsluff itidutry by (‘ilflllKlllg the tub
Iff so as to make the United States
independent of European dyestufl.
Mr. Hill also obtained conse’nt to
produce witnesses to offer expert tes-
timony oti the subject front the Na-
tionnl Chemical association and other
ortznirizutlotis. Mr. lllll Introduced his
bill on the opening day of the session .

salad, baked beans and candy. Next to
llovct's Slitoe store, \\’ttsliingtoii St.
itl‘iCEQil & Co. licglnlng tomor-
h‘t'iday night. will be open for
Iiitsttio.:i evcry evening until Christ-
mas.

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. Albert F. Gehebe

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Phone 1069-2. Prompt Delivery. 52 Washington St. So Norwal

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0RD!) BEETS BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES

[olils NYARY Connecticut Avenu

Phone 497.

 

The Friday arteriton club will hold
its regular meeting tomorrow utter-
uoou iii the home of the president,
Mrs II‘. ll. (itinrbnrt‘ on Fairficld avo-

Come in and hear the New Edison Dia

Diec. No obligation, of course

VETERAN KILLED, ROBBED.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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. g 3.0.1.011”. . A J. Angevme & Son CO , Sole Agents to: The Norwalks
-—-— Petition of Court (‘lty of Norwich ' . On Draught fit Connecticut Ave
01220110110. Ihe lewlry store “‘III‘I‘P Aged Man Slain in Great Barrington r. of \. of Norwich. in favor of the E I
lllliliil)‘ I0 higher UM“ the price. and Home Looted. llatiiill bill for rt-tirctiient of civil —
-—-0——- ., « Ill’lll‘fi'l‘ HARRINGTON Mass. llcc, service ctiiplnvm UNUSUAL C
, ONTEST F R NORWALKI—
HOSPITAL NOTES. . li‘..—-l.afnyette Battclle. an aged civil __.____ 1- a 400 BEAUT'FUL BOOKS
Mrs. (‘arric ISimlSOII. of IltIlIiIE‘ClI‘ war veteran who lived alone on a ORGANIZED LABOR To suppom- 0 BE GIVEN AWAY—NOW DISPLAYD AT STERUNG
cut :Utt'lllltl' was admitt‘cil yesterday. small farm near here. was found dead PRESIDENT u mas i ts OW! FURNITURE WINDOW.
for itiotttcal treatment. in his died yesterday, it victim of tnur- WASHINGTON. (ton, lti.—Snmitcl A Contest Conducted Upon “may,“ Lines By Concern Wel

\liss Myrtle Dean, of Main street,
was uncharged yesterday.

der and robbery. There was it deep
wound at the back of his head inndc

(louipcrs. President of the American
Federation of Labor, today told Presi-

Known In This Field of Work.

 

 

.‘ll's ‘tliniiic Lyrics, of East Norwalk,
was di~clntrgctl yesterday.

It pays to buy your Xmas gifts
of itrand's Jewelry Storc.

 

Voluntary piIliliou ill bankruptcy
hu- itt't'll tiled iti tit-I l'tiiit-tl States-
t'nlili ‘ti .lt’IiIll S. 'l'yrccl. who runs
a -.1::-'1 tilllti} and tobacco store at
No. all? State sin-ct. New Iluvcu.
LittiitiI ttIs ltl‘t‘ L'iu'n til $1,313 .82 and
9S<t'i\ ll “Willi. Frank 1'. l\lcl~
\‘lnt‘ of lliiducport is another :itibIt-.
'rttpt. He owes $736 91‘- :tttd has as?

sets of $300. i

apparently with a clttb and he had
been gagged and tied to the Ihcd.

Ilinttcllc reccived it pension payment
of $80 last week and also drew slti
from n batik. This money which lie is
supposcd to have had In his postscssion
when atlackcd, is missing together
with everything clsc of value that the
house contained.

—HOLIDAY GIFTS.

Angora Wool cap and scarf sets.
l.iiitIti liatitlltcrclticfs nl 2710 t 0 500.
Silk Hosiery 25c, [tile and 98c. Fancy

liarzs. t-tc. Ilats at reduced rates at

Mia: Pollictutis, so Washington street.‘

South Norwn Ik.

 

dent Wilson that organized labor was
ready to give its support to the dc-i
fcnsc. of the tuition. and should he ill—y
lowed :1 voice in making preparations;
{\Ir. Gompcrs asked the President;
to appoint a rcprcsctitativc of labor to‘
the Commission he may name to cott-
for with army and navy ofllcers on the“
mobilization of the nation's resources,
The President said he would consid-
er the suggestion carefully.
SECRET OF JEWISH BUTCHER
BUSINESS CAUSE $500 SUIT. i
Declaring that valuable secrets of;
tho .lcwisli butclict' business were al—:
lowed to lcuk out, llymaii Fi‘ictlititin.0

 

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The ideal Gift

The very best Christmas present for your son,
daughter or your employees.

No more satisfactory gift can be had and it takes
but a moment to arrange it.

SoumNonwnLtt SAVINos DANA

SOUTH NORWAL‘K.

BANK BOOK.

. a Norwitlk butcher,

 

has brought stilt.
Engaitisl William Miller of Norwalk for.

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Ecourt, he recently obtained an Iiittuc-l
I'titm restraining Miller from using the
i secrets in business. 1

In 1900 Miller was in Friedman‘s:
employ and learned the mysterious
ptocesscs used iii preparing chickens
and otlirr meat for the Jewish trade.
irrtodmmt paid Miller $100 In consid
eratlou of wltich the latter agreed not
to betray the secrets of the business;
Efor 25 years and not to start in bus-'
5 inns within 50 miles of Norwalk. Lat-
;cr when Miller left Friedman's eni-
ploy he opened a butcher shop In Nor-1
-.wnlk The suit is returnable to thel

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Pay After Christmas

Gifts of Stylish, Serviccable Coats, Suits. Dresses, Furs
and Waists. Our line tfl'ers a. wide variety of choice at
popular prices.

 
 
 

 

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;common pleas court, January term.
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i STORM FATALITY.
EStamford Machinist Graspe Water
1 Pipe Charged with Electrlcity.

i STAMFORD, Dec. 16. —-A fatality
growing Indirectly out of the storm
loecurred here last night when Ollin
D. Connors. a machinist in the amt
ploy of Richards and company, grasp
:ed a water pipe which had been charg-
ed with olectrlclty by a nagging street

 

lighting wire in- the factory yards. He .-~

 

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON

Dodge Brothers
Touring Cars and Runabouts

, ALL' KINDS .0 0F AUTOMOBI LE..ACCESSDRIES
73 Norfli'Mein St.

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Read the Particulars in- Both the Sentinel and Hour Today.

I, .\'i w \"II‘li City.
in.» inauguriiiion

The Library Advertising Co... 33 l711ion Sonar
takes pleasure in announcing to Sentinel l't‘:‘0tit“.‘0
of their great Mttttufacturern' and Rotatlcis' trait. “inning cum-
paigu itt Norwalk and vicinity in the fo.1h of a t;r.-.-.I. Library Com-
petition wlict‘ein ti beautiful working Library of tho books covering
evcry variety of human thought is to bc av..-ardcd to some Institu-
tion or Organization which the public will tlcsienaic as entitled to
some by a majority vote in a period of three. months.

A Bonafide Proposition Throughout.

Norwalk like other cities ha been visited in the past 1-). loiter-
ttnt t‘ontcst propositionmnd we, wish to advise that :tiit-l‘ 111casur-
in,. . the high plane tipon which this Conic x1 is ionrlnct Id. thc scien-
tific piinciples which will characterize its Iltdlldu’i tout the people
of this community will recognize the evidence of Olilt'll‘llf} through-
out. l‘lie Libr'aty Adv. (0. have been cItmdutting this particular
Contest in the East for the past ten years .and has in '1: s possess-
ion letters of comnicndation from leading citizc 11s spe: thing in words
of praise of the thorough and Wssltkc manner in which they
do their work. Merchant and vote! alike are undct the absolute
control and direction of the management of this (unrest. which
insures the public of the exerctse' of sirict impartiality, the cnforce-
metal. of all rules governing same‘ -

How Votes Are obtainable, Institutions and Organiations Only Are
Eligible.

A number of merchants as revealed below will issue votes on rt.
basis of purchases made from them and a number of Manufac-
turers are represented by their goods, a detachable something
being cxcbangable for votes. Individuals cannot be voted for. only
Schools Clubs, Societies, Churches Lodges, etc, are eligible, a
Library therefore being the logical conclusion of all these this
Contest will prove a great source of interest effort ttpon the part;
of all.

How and Where Votes Are Obtainable.

A. Dickerman & Son Jones superlative Flour
_ Empty Sack good for 500 Votes
130““ SH”? Gold Medal Butter
Sterling Furniture CO- The. Wrapper good for 100 Votes
Ferris Coal Co. Marsh's My Wife‘s Bread
Norwallt Hardware 000 The wrapper good for 10 Votes
The Studwell Piano 00- anion Club Coffee
A. 10‘. Beckmfln & 00-. Grocers The empty Can good for 100
New York Grocery votes
C. L. '[hOI‘l‘le Grocery Russian Blended Tea
0. F. Schultze, B0"! "“018 “0 empty package
T. A. Skelley, Cigars 100 Votes
Tarlov Brothers. Clem Walk Steam Laundry
The Devlne & Hardwlck Phr- Btmdle slip votable at one vote
mncy

tor each Cent.
R. E Dibble—Royal Tailor Illa PM News Depot, Fred B. Colo.

good for

‘ O. Emitter, Delicatessen In.
Boston Steam Cleanlngfi D1.- 3 c, Lanice, Stationery and
in Works ' My Store. -

All the obovo roam-nu at Station Furniture 00., A.

' Diokerman a: Son. or— Boa'ton MI

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