4;;
, Mm "Im’fiohbfini
,, WHEMMMMo
firm-stwratmuzdum
m ' muslin. lam-cum:
' who “filtfllllhu‘m ior'dla-
Wimbdoucwlia-
, mid: Du. math. m: three
tin: oixuuuhmnuzmrm.»
”Wainuwubtohuuhl
:11 0mm. lo. in Vail mat. lambs:
1 m all. ”-4.
‘ mewimnonthlmim am
We law at our 1101141. 74.41 will rout" II
I! tutor-turning. mung or bringing it
Mouwmnhmidiuunm II. ul-
Tlll ”ERIN“ flflflm»
4 timtth lmlk. (3411111.
m
4- ”It lining #4141“an Ian 41 Circa/411M»
fill. 15.» 0/ Norma“ and ii: Nuburbn
’. Lam, Cmidrmhlyflhun the ( 'mriln'nfll
_ Motion 0/ the athr 77m: 1.0441! [Milo
,‘tl. Our I'rru Return 1'. always 44pm to
(Minn.
MIMI Herald Weather ”new
TM WMMI' lmluy Maui-«w in la fair In
My clam”. prulnbly Willi luml ruin 11nd
My stationary. iulh 4114-4! by liIWFf (441111144111-
tun. Tomorrow it transom 14. b4: mrilv
ekmdruml ulightly cooler. t-m-mlml by local
Tharmmnem 1mm.
Whilhmt [flint (If the "1411'er fur
_’ 5, tbstwmty-bmr hmmo ending at 114nm tuluv
want Mom show: 14:14., harm. 5:1 My»:
above,
' W
4 ” “taint-Ire Alla-mu: I441 711mm»:
’0' “110
r :57
“lg" "th
“I“... ”onsets
«1:441 at 2:11
at MM
6” r
(lab-u ('omplleatlnm.
The ration» tumult» that might {allow
in we the Unitul Stutm Mittmwb dig"!
the belligt rent rights 4:! Cuba 11W catc-
tullyumsldvrod by Mr. Mayo W. Haul:
tine in u pupcr in The North 41111441441111
Review. In cum this country nlunlll
noognlzo such 114 llim may nod in mi
ditinn, u the 114411.14: 44f 1-411r4444-mni3ivcu
Ewelhtiorifi 4 rrgixmlly prop ”4 4i, nil’vr to
mediate bc~tw4-4u (,‘ubu utut Smut. the
consequence» 41:11er htmlly M14141 than
war between 1111 and Spain ’l'hi Spun
5‘] mind. has him 1114:1441 iIIfIIriutId at
this country by the continued dimmir II
at the bellignmuzy rmxlutir 1144 that. 4m. 41-
,, war or rtmvlutinn ht home 11111.41 fullnw.
If tho 47110411 r4 1.44111 114411141 1441144: tlw
“Human to her #4711, Slit? 11144424: «guru;
iulund ptmiuthi 311 thic part 4.!
world. ‘4 4/ ..
‘But Spain 114111141 11411 attempt. t 4 fight
Janingle handed. She Would utriw: t4:
Maid of some national Eon p41.
Would appeal tor h4 1p to Hmmmy
France, even it uho had 1414244414: 144
or the other ( 'ubu itself, It ta not
sly Germany would help her. Frown:
‘ 91: ght, Mamet, and 1411:1144: has 1h!
cent! largest navy in the mold. The.
,May in which it Would he brought
about would be for From h capitalism t4:
,makeagmat loan to Spain and tlir 11
lace their gmcrnmnnt to aid Spain 144
“that they might get. their money buck.
Even then, 110111214441, Mr. llwrltbw
thinks, Ronnie 114112141 put out Mr hand
and {tree anm 144qu forbidding her
ally to attack the 1. 1411441 £11,414 :1 l! liiib‘.‘
Illa did not do thi44,h4yw1144 1', and if v.1
should be attm k444i by tho curubinul
nodes of 1111111042: .1141 Spain, in 44 :34:—
We of our rmxgnitirm n! (. Itlmn in-
Maximum (41' 114114.44 1541141, We ply/aid
filllhave left (It!!! friend and ally, in
thaljndgmcnt of Mr. Illi/Jlllm' ’lhut
friend and ally would be thr ntltl'l' great
EngliiIh «peaking 11.1mm, 41': M Lri:'.:ir1.
England Would ully h4 r114 lf 1. it}: 1144 and
be glad to, and England and the United
‘m could ntaml against the W'irld.
spun: 111117 well remit to all prmiblc
lying in regard to tho 4211141414 4.! i.’ u-
bana, theirdedmt in imaginary lights
and their 41am to surremler, tht lllim‘.
and death 1.! their lf'ullfffli, tip my
needs to do this to keep her courage up.
The fastest vessel. 4411 the waters in on:
doubtedly the British torpedo 414411144311
Desperate, i! the 14514111 lilétllt: 4.11 but
trilltrip in em'rcetly reprnmb She i»
and tohave steam d over :11 know an
hour, equal to 35%;, miles. .
The title “norms," applied an fro:
.. gummy to Mom-lei; of Abymiuiu, 111114.11:
‘ head chief of great man.
“WEE" FIELD AND ”ARKET.
II. '..... fin. MW m cm
lunar. its. not no...
For my your» the Granger. and
other farmer.’ eluhIt devoted much tium
to muting reductions in railroad freight
rut... says Then A. W. Bulletin. Their
tin. '11., no doubt, wall Will. There
in. I field in which they 1441: they could
do me beneficial work. They tenured
any of the raluntirm and readjust-
ment. in rate. which theyaulml for. At
the prevent time the exlrting law. re-
wdiugireight rater mutonwr. near
asidy their demands
Strangely enough, during all those
tbs farmers overlooked the impor
but but the great.“ barrier. be—
12"
ll
I'll-Much .nd the market» were
ill. rub that lay ulmgridc of their
on turn. At the {uncut 111mb.
mmd theirlucpanutioutui.
WWWWHIMM-
“mm It 9“".
‘4
lwmwlamume 116%”?ng
tunic Smith to be 44nmniti44l iq-i
, ”lad.
2:444
arm .4
"' mumblflnhm
“Rhona-low mu
ulthflunpuudthomflm
Glove-flttiuxl’attorualuwhlamm
mttaourlulymdanmootthoir
very new.“ and Wrath“: of
garments. Pullsudaplioit directions
tor putting together the meat. .11
mpunycuohoutm.
ti“. ' «mum
thaw!!! Rmmm mm.
at ”lay-d in moo-trunk. and
Wothiahwuyu mam
dunhdrowuill homo-amm-
lunthqucuuprofltuhie.
THEY DON'T WALLOW.
'..-.1. .l ll...- Mty. 0., Ar. 3..
Ian”... I, I“.
At th. mot time. when no my
11.1141qu m lamenting the dew
aim at bustmuudtbcubneuocof plan.
In. in tbir rupeetlva localities. bo-
nus. at the "Milton" audition. ot
Imdtinuplammtoruuuorou
mouthing that favor. of u higher civili-
zation and. hotter stand-Id ot moral
and inductrlul life, says Good Ronda.
Such u hopeful influom maybotopm
at Mary-ville. 0. The local paper of
that city nay-z ”At this ”I“ of the
your Union county people upprwiata tho
vuluool their turnpike roads. Every-
bodym not outwith carriage or wagon
and no in any direction he pleuel‘with-
2
. 4,
“if,
3‘
*3
l
i:
1
And the Best
”In the Full of in. my
1L“. llolzlnluul 44144444444444.4441.
etc on his neck. 'l‘Ie docton
lauccd it. but t11111441 him no per-
manual.
pres
Sursuparllla
was the" resorted t4 and tho: rc-
Iutlt was all wmould l|\0\\l:1‘llt‘tl
for. "llu-mrlnuult llt‘illt‘ill 444414.
L1,:luul his I“ Ilth IN 1qu 1.4-:- r~l44i. "
.S. R441 .. ’?.ll' i'h.1mpl;Ilu. \a.
The Only
Sarsaparilla .
At World’s Fair.
(590' LACES' (mi? must
Another style of the popular ubit‘t
waiut in hero given. mode of fupcy strip.
041 butiuto. and warn with u satin stuck
necktie. Turnover and standing collars
41m providml in the pattern, olthcr style
of which can 114- joined pcrumucntly, or
both 11111414; solnImtcly 11nd buttoned on
to tho shawl bond that lluixlu-s the
neck. The shirt wuint clout-u III front
with stud-I or bottom through a box
pluitfuruml on the right front edge,
guthcru :It the neck coming pretty lull-
A BEAL’TII‘IFL 11M.
out so much no getting no ounce of dirt
on tho wheolv. We um Md to there ro-
For
Your
Hands.
and'
Face!
4...”;
Hale's Ruse Cream.
cures chops and all
roughness. Makes the
skin like velvet.
25 CENTS at -
HALE’ S;
1
marks by tho dolcful mmpluiutl we see
published in the newspapers of old and
rich counties where the pmplo have not
yet wukul up to the moon, of better
rimht. In fact. there are emotion in thin
stats that huvo thrice the wealth of Un-
imI county whom the furmoru can do
no teaming at this Henson, it the weather
be wit, or, if 144 nturlng out. pull their
poor harm to death, hocauno they are
too clone listed to improve their high
way. We don't envy such people‘s nig-
uurdliucu, but we do pity their poor
animal» that have to drug against such
’14.!“ ”
1142.141 overtlu: bust. The full bat-kid
gathered utthv top IIIId julm-d tothc
yokcliniug that but: it straight lower
edge, the double-minlml yoke being laid
ovI-r, stitchcduu its lower edge-II. thus
insuring a neat and durable tlIIIslI.
iiuthcrsur a mating and draw string
can be llflt'tl to adjust the fullness at tin:
waist line. Bishop shirt tilt-OVER 1111:
«album! top and bottom into straight
cum: that chm: with (:utl‘ buttons or
links,1miutcd 111px finishing tiIcnpcII-
limits" the bark of Hlt’i‘k‘i'ti. The lower
edgcof waist is worn under tlmskiri,
and a belt of tho material or “funny
belt of leather. gilt or ribbon encircles
the 11 nint.‘ Lawn, pen-uh», Hillt'tlll, cunt-
briv, dbnlty, Oxford 411' Madras shitting
in chucks. stripes, l’cruiuu or fancy 41c-
aigns all make up stylishly by the mule.
Thc quantity“?! malarial ”bimbo!
Wlilt!rw|liln‘11 to "1.1144 this ubitt waist
{or :I Luly having :I Hi imr h bust III4 .murc
1.441, yurrlil ' "'
The pattern which Is'mmrr 441m
retails-£4 M It tin-Hat ,, out in
him £4 1.14%....911345'18,“Lingual ll
o 3114 h bunt maroon 4:;
A
,A0 IEWS FOR A IOTHER.
- -..~. _. - l
she learns that 1144 liitlo One out In ih.
County time Last Summer.
Lind, Mary Smith that 11.11. tunnel-1;; a
"which: 4:! Bridm part but now or 'luir-
ritwtun, w:-m44mfr4:utcd suddenly with
tho 1141111 of llitl' Ilauglito-‘r :1 «bath .Iiil
burial but ’l'hnmluy, ultlmuv-h the 414-.I h
of the littlcnm‘: occurred lust summit.
i‘ha; Bridgeport Partner says; 111 .llc- ,
camber 41f if-Iltl, l’nm'cuting 1 mitt
11151111141 SQMJIEL 4
J cbupqfl -
l mm: 44441444» hug'aanmth. oi Nil.
C itli mullihn Whhdullrcos
u ” Emlnmllyrug cltto 44
Stomvant‘s Bargain Rouse:
County ”4:11.42 4111 the charge of uqlmtl.
faint 111111111423, cm the epidmuici ill
Itipbthrm 111114 raging at; the ('gnty
Home, littb- Alllllt' 11.1» the ouly1 im 3' ,
dying at the 4114-rflm1' plan in (4114-11
iir4'4l llill,.1114llwmg buriul ”14210.“.
the time 'Athtmry Middlcbrmk wrote
the mother, iIIfurIIIitIg her of the child's
4l .ath. lli- dim t4 4] the "writings: t4:
Organ :4tr4ct tlmpliuo: of 144.441.144.429, of Nun
the IIIotlwr ut tbotime of the Commit
1114' at. Annum , ., ......
1:.1 1I1'ItT.il\'lIl~.'.V1j-_
HOVT’S THEATRE
Saturday Evening, April 25.
The uttknnu'luduml 4111mm 4:! comic opera.
Camille D’Arville
n4| her own company. prmcntim: Stunned-
l'lllwurds‘ rcmurkubln sllt'mNH,
Madeleine
‘ on THE
Magic Kiss.
l‘rmontml In nvnry debt" on at Now \ntk
I'ityro ww-ks linutm‘t': wctkn. Now 4- mtunnh.
IIqunlilw nt ~4 "',I'llt‘l)
L'Xiflflt'lll o unmbprmg 74: pimp!"
;. 4-4441-14744441 at up: mutt
snow 4m in at P! 11-414 4l~I drug More
and; l'lmilm' :4 «ml 41mm slum ,l
u
{I4
.._-......__ ,...,
i
4‘
l
ELLINWOOO’S
our 5 """
stoIAL RETURN EATE.
:
1 Norwalk Opcr:
MI. vllzivc SC} mom‘,
Miss l. ctiic Sllcppzud,
Miss C orrinc LoVnuut
J \-
Opnhlmm his “outlay uluht.
DIAMOND D'ICK.
{or itn restoration. Major Middlebrumk
told 1101’ 4.f tho: death, and of 1114.: notice
that he uent III-r. The intelligence was
.1 suniriu: tutlm woman, and for :1 tinn-
Itlm wait [neutron-ll. She mudea visit;
ycutcrtlnrto the child's grave.
Littbeiilem'go ,Ilumphrics, aged two and
nhulfuliml at the (Bounty Home Friday of-
tcar short illum from llll'ilHll’H,WlllCll wan
3114;414:4154] by pneumonia. lie was cum-
mittud to the Home from Bridgeport.
Match 25141441, at the, instance of Attor-
ney Middlebrmk, who found that the
buy had been llflgli'cli'illvy its father, ,
Joseph. Th4: County (.‘ommiskhmvrs
will mobobly bury the rcnmlusby the
wide of its IIIutlIeI' at St. blii-lizicl'sccmc-
Meetings During the Week Among the Various
Religious Denominations.
South Nurwulk ( lonmcgntiunul—Mon-
dayfi p. 111., lllllllllll meeting of the. Sun-
day Silllihil officers and teachers. Tucs-
day, -l [1. III., prayer moi-ting Junior S41-
cicty of Christian itulcavuv. Topic,
"How life Sopls Inst?" Lender, Etta
Schultzc. Thursday, 7zi5 p. 111., church
pmycr cervicc, 14-41 by the pastor. Topic,
“A Study of the Beatitudcsf' 3:45
p. III., meeting of the church committee
to confer 11'IilI candidates {or church
lllt‘lllllt'l‘hlllp. Monday, Wednesday,
Friday, 7 to i) p. 111., The People‘s Insti-
tutt: rumusotx-n in the basement par-
14 Ky, 8,143.1,“ lots. ‘ Reading, guinea, gymnastic drill,
-- , .. etc. ~
Real Estate Trahslers South Nm11'.Ilk Baptist—Monday,
14.444414444444404.» lo'clock; Boys' Brigadv
will meet. at “3011.111.'l‘uv-iduy,inaction
.ut the rooms in E out Norwulk; monthly
meeting of the [141.1141 of trustees ut the
church in South Nurwulk. Tbumluy,
prayer meeting at 7:45 o'clock; monthly
business meeting of the church. follow-
ing thcpruyermcctiug. At this Iucct- ,
ing will occur the election of a deacon ..
to fill the unexpired term of Duncan
Bognrdux, resigned. Friday. the Fair-
thcr Lights will meet with Mrs. Sher-
wood at the pamomtgc.
William B. Staples 111141 Soy Ih E.
Htaplm to William 1" (4'1ggs11ell, land
zit (.raubury; tunimitler.1tiotl,$204).
William F. Comswcll to Charles 1..
Hyatt, land and buildings at Cranbury;
combination, $3550.
Andrew J. Nutting and Agnes L.
Nuttingmf Brooklyn, to Cornelia 4“.
Hoyt, of Brooklyn, land on l’rospm‘t
place, ,, 111th Norwalk
Trout Fry Distributed.
The (knmniasioners of Fisheries and
i $111111.“ have nearly distributed the 1,200,-
‘1‘
411141 nt 801 IImur' :4.
Conunvth ut (ionoml
llurtf41i4l.tl1r4uu:h its uncut. H.
dieu for the pumps. payment oltho lnsurunr‘lo
on the life 01' my
4th.? 14:141-1- Willi Hover received, the, P 'I' F l ' W , N Ann“, Inelmlr- 1.qu m “w “(M 1.4441149 W,
’ mother having l'l'lliiwt'il t4i’l'nrringtnu. ‘} T ‘mm W" ill/IZ- Q'.m”'.‘}' “um-441 --:-It~ 1w mnthmvn 1'»:
>314: mrriwl recently mu! 4.444414444144444. n1£93?.54‘4’li.".‘4‘.".44“.'4‘€.'441?.4113‘5.‘ll'lul‘l‘ililli 441133."1'4."”4'~'..'4'4'..“fl‘lRIJS JillKl!i?..’.'..n‘.'4'.”4t'
trutitutzuu'm that Would enable. her to "I"!All"""“t‘l'h“WWI-Wm“k- "l"l'lj':‘1"lf_“‘;'huff]:"W-“l
4:41:42 furlun' child. She culled :It Atv
(ni'ltry Mltldlelmmk's ullict: Thursday ' -.... WWW" N"i"’”'—"MM~;““”’"
for thupurprm: of making application CHURCH CALENDAR GRAND
some REClTAL
HOYT’S THEATRE
South Norwalk.
Wednesday Eve’g, April 22
m...»_._.
Ericsso'n F. Bushnell
of New York, Basso,
Assisted by
Mrs. lmogene Ross, Soprano. 1
Miss Alice May Sherwood. '
Contralto.
Miss Eva E. Collins, Banjoist.
Mr. Charles F. Underhill,
. Impersonator, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Miss Sally Belts, Accompanist.
'l‘l4 knis, 41414- tn ull polls of tho house Resor—
1641 RPM sulc npcnu tit IIt l'lnlsiml'a and at
InIIou',.~1 Mummy morning ApIil Mb. (lone-
rillnllllllSSlHll ti4_- kulsull solo at 'l‘omliuson‘ 5
14': 7
CARD or THANKS.
Ho. Nonwnx. April 1H mo.
1 hemhy desire to e. \lprcss my thanks to the
do lnsumnic (‘41..
L' Hummu-
:Ito husband. Frzuu- is .l ,
hnmpsun. MRS. F. J THOMPSON.
000mm“ trout which they were given 1_
in cltargccnrly in the mason. Some of
tho fry has been placed in nearly every
:1 I m illtlt"( upon thc" -Ior 4
.0“. film: 1'4 “tented;
Now. lu- 1 p4 11-4-4111 44-1114 IIlnl.
And “1”le it' ‘ 4411-11 bclur than before.
A CARD 0F THARRS.
pond. of any size in the state. . . \Vcwiqh to tukothi meansnf ox rossln u
The work of distribution has it It Sticks”s:mlacabmct-1mker slnflpfi lh'll'kt‘l‘” 41:]:- It‘lmml lfi‘lelllls wlilofiwgtrlg
r 4 3 . 1 4 s: 4 4) u 4
covered a Wfim 0‘ th0 Who was JSLLJ “by LC Page's Glue nfnur ‘mll \VlllIifiunl‘lgl 10 ll L lltl‘s‘l am :0“ I
mouthsmdtrilleud mm this 44404441.. Isthe 11.441. Another ihmg. it Is all __ M“ ”1"“ ”KNEW“
ready to put on without any heating.
It is SLOW drying—glycs time to ad-
just broken edges with care. It contains
no 41474.! to stain dclicaic goods. If is
as flexible as l:.1il1cr,iinu as :1 rock,
light as paper, almost as clear as glass.
80 it suits ALL MATERIALS.“
{£556 £15
44mm usaGLl-IE
A few thou-nod trout remain at the
state hatchery for distrilmtiou this sea-
cm. The mmmissh’mmu have arrived
at the (Marion that an acre of water
stocked with fish fry will produce more
uouriduueut that can be gotten out of
one were of ground. ’
Dryer-J” umbrella is getting Worn.
it uned- mwreriug. DeWcttc—So dues
mine. Dryerwshabby? DeWette—No;
MAKE/YOUR
4
WANTS KNOWNu‘
IN “‘Hl
fliliMlfliiiu 4 9 ~
Home, "' .,
’We’ék otA‘i‘fll ZUWW=
» Donovan Building,
84.25; special for this sale, 66c each.
size and perfect fitting, 47c each.
Henrietta, real value 754:.
AT 69 O ENTS.
mcr wear, worth 89c.
AT 62.} CENTS.
llcm-icttu, usually sold at 1.25.
value 85; special price, 3.49 each.
to $3 each.
$2.98 to 25.
BOST o N STO
...THE.....
E
Money Savin Sale of New Spring
oods!
Largest Varici
AT 50 CENTS. All wool fancy suitings,
figured Iuohcirs, black scrgcs, black and
to pieces 5 l
1041 dozen ladics' s'birt waists, all new, f
54 dozen of the celebrated Stanley shirts, all.
new, mode of fine pcrculcs, sold by all dmlcrs at
60 dozcu'fancy shirts, laundered, collarsimd cuffs
attached, soft finish and French domct ":4
25 pieces figured black
silk tuffclas. the proper thing for spring and sum-
Ladies' and misses' capes in silk and fine broad
cloth and ‘COVL'l'l. effects, an immense li
IIcl, full
3000 yards colored silk, Dresden effects, inst lhc
thing for fancy waists, at 33 per cent undc
CLOAK ROOM.
500 separate dress skirts for ladies and
$24.98, 2 98 and 3.75; three greatest values.
50 covert cloth jackets, for ladies and m
r value.
10 from
Tomorrow morning, Thursday, A ril 16th, we place on sale the greatest values in
Men's Furnishings ever
should attcu this money saving chance.
ffercd in the United States. Every man
30 dozen men's all wool white and gray merino
spring weight shirts and drawers, sold by the best
New York houses at 81.50, 98c each.
One case men's grey half hose, extra fine spring
weight. worth 25c pair, 12 1-26 per pair.
sILKs ANo DRESS GOODS.
y, Best Quality, Lowest Prices. 4
LACE CURTAINS.
3000 pairs at half price, 69c, 75c, 984:, 1.25, I 39,
1.75, 2.25. Regular prices, 1.3754, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50,
2.75, 3.50 and 4.50. Greatest bargains of lhc,ccn-
tury.
LACES.
moo yards Oriental laces, all new, at 1", 12 I 213,
we and 25c. Just one half regular prices.
RIBBONS.
500 yards black, all silk, double faced satin rib-
bon, No. 16 at 21c. No. 22 at 25c. No 40 at 310
Regular prices 291:, 39c and 49c.
GLOVES, 'ETC.
colored
k warp
misses,
Ladics' black taffetagloves, value 39c, special for
sscs,real this sale. 250 per pair.
' Ostrich feather boas. 1/ yards long, regular
rom 50c price $10, special at $5. 75 each. ‘
Ladics' fancy culorcdbordcr handkerchiefs, 100
quality, 4 for 25c.
Ladics' Egyptian combed yarn vests and pants,
size/s from 3 to 7, ma! value, 39c, special price, 254:.
, 4
- NORWALK
' ‘ “ 4 . ‘Cor Mititihn‘d
33 WASHINGTON STREE'I
Reliable Qual't
At Right Pric
SEASONABLE GOODS.
Fine snowl
fish and sj
berries,
one and tl 0 pound cartoons.
vzxc dozcnl
have a lar e rush on our fancy, new mode, gilt edge creamery butter, 28c;
four poun 5, $1. 00.
is a bargai.
want to b
BOSTON STORE 4 4
“ all Streets, Norwalk, Conn
.:I: l, 1 VJ .4 ,
TELEPHONE chunk»:
-white boneless codfisb, extra large fat bloater mackerel, canned
dines in large varieties. Evaporated dried fruits, cherries, rasp-
ricots, peaches, prunes. A fine article in evaporated apples in
Strictly fresh country eggs, the price today
If the market is lower you will get the benefit each day. We
Our Elgin creamery butter at 25c, or 4% lbs. 81.00,
Keep our elegant coffee on your table always. When you
my the right kind at the right price, call here.
CHARLEIS E._SEYMOUR,
Loading Grocer.
. SO. NORWALK
The Valtleof aDollar!
Depends upon what you can buy f4 r it. It is because the people of the twin cities have
realized this fact that we ow our great success, and that we are to-day the
Leading Grocer of Norwalk and South Norwalk.
are the p Queers of low prices and we
We
mea to keep 111 the lead.
0' Very Best Creamery Slutter 23¢ per lb.
5Pouuds for ‘
Maud Si Flour (Best in the World) $4. 25.
$1.10.
‘ A LONG LIST OF BARGAINS.
Anderson's jams, in glass, 154: 4cm tomatoes, 25c, 19 lbs granulated sugar, $1.4"
" “ in tins, 100 5 cans com, 25c 21 “ extra C sugar 81.
:5 lb crock jelly, 250 4 cans corn, 25c 10 " rolled outs, , 254:
2 “ “ “ , 100 4 cans 'ng beans, 251: Gold dust, per pkg" tile
3 ” “ preserves, ‘ 254: 3 cans F1319 peas. 250 6 lbs soda crackers. 25c
Evaporamd pouches, 100' 3 can: pumpkin, 25c 5 " milk crackers, 254:
4 lbs California prunes, 254: 2 cans peak salmon, 254: 3 pkga. mince meat, _ 35°
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