L.
r. snow ”as 5033597
- Micro-term.
Ills sets a. this 159:“
p
,m are.
at this period of rejoicing that
, , are others." The; shsmefut
printer Admiral Schley by the ad-
mention is emphasized by the
l celebration. to which the hero
“Siam was not Invited by the so»
meat. He will, hoWever, be. there
gull: clothes as an American cltl-
, . use the west at the city of New
York. All honor to Dewey! lie de-
Mel all the American people can
1i" him; both: the years'to come his-
tori"! will correctly record the fact
“Jamey was the victor over the
lites: formidable fleet of Spain In the
" Spanish-American war. Politics, petty
”locales and bureaucracy can post-
page the rightful honors to Schiey. but
illexcan not eiface the facts of history.
{ “Brockton Times.
The Medical Record of New York.
. calls the case of the young woman who
Mainly rode 700 miles on a bicycle
one of "bicycle Insanity" and addsz»
Bullies being supremely foolish. this
young woman's act was also criminal.
the law distinctly forbidding tests of
the kind. continued through more than
twelve hours out of the, twenty-four,
The test was a direct violation of law
and should have been stopped by some
I ' authority conversant with the statutes
made and provided. .
VOTING FOR THE Cll llll.
, . Inlshtsefl‘olumllia Load, ('l-‘sclv Pall-
loweli be the 'l‘. it. 8' Nude".
A fair sized audience attended St
Joseph‘s fair last evening. The cult-r-
tainment consisted of recitations by
Miss Mildr‘d Cosgrove. of New Haven
, and vocal solos by Paul Schultze. ’l'hr
floor prize was won by Mrs. O. A. Ri-
ley; door prizes. D. Flynn. A. Stegmul-
let, Mrs. E. Flynn, Miss Flynn.
The. voting for the chair became spir-
ited. the Knights of Columbus lending:
closely followed by the T. A. ll Sol-in
ty. The vote stands as follows: KnlEilif
“Columbus. It‘ll; T. A. ll. and l... lilo;
Putnam "use, will; Lady Forrester“.
“100; Red Men. 79%: A. I) ll.. erru-zllk
45: A. O. H. South Norwaik. to; ('utll-
‘olic Club, :36; Hope Hose t‘ompuny
22; Bachilor's. '.’l: ('ompany It. ‘JI‘
Company- I". I7: Phoenix linso r' . tr.-
Nutual Drum Corps. IS; lm We . Ii.
Mayflowers. .u: ilecchcr's Drum Corps
l0.-. \
Form it sltl'srmf.‘ Ti
OVER THE FENCE.
The latest and one of the most up—to
(lute farce comedy productions or thy
season is claimed to be George Iiill':
Over the Fence. which will bn sum
,in South Norwaik. at Hoyt's Thenirl
for the first time. this evening. It is
..muslcul t'arec comedy. In threz- L’II
While it is advertised as a "musics
farce comedy." it is more of a con-
pIicated affair. for to a certain exit-n
it depends upon its ridiculous compli
. cations. Still. the scenic efforts, can
tomes. electric effects and pretty girl
are adjuncts that bid for public put,
mange. In commemoration of the na-
tional rejoicing of Dewey Ilay. ti
. management will present to every lad-
in attendance an elegant bronze snit-
' venir of the Hero of Manila. in the
form of a statuctte of the admiral.
LABOR UNION SMOKER.
The Central Labor i‘nion care a ver‘
successful smoker and rot-option to tb
.oillccrs of the various labor unions 3‘
the rooms OI the Kelsey Club. last eve
hing. a varied and enjoyable prom-an
being rendered. There were sclcction
on I phonograph. solos. ducts, ant
piano selections and an elaborate as
. wrtmcnt of refreshments. The affai
did not break up until a late hour.
DEATH OF ISAAC I.’lIO:\i.\IBDIEI'.
lease A. L'Hommelliru. of Wealth
Place. one of Norwelks oldest citizens
died yesterday after an illness at twl
weeks. The deceased who was in H
ninety-third year. has been in Ill
health for some time. Thursday on op
eration became. necessary. bllt owinr
,. to Iii! advanced age. he did not rally
He leaves a son. Wallace I.'Ilomme—
dim. Lake Grove. L. I.. and three
daughters. Mrs, .l. f'. Hawkins. of Ens?
Norwalk: Mrs. Walter Smith and Mrs
Lander Gould. of lslip. L. I.
RIVERSIDE FOOTBALL CLI'B.
Th. Riverside Athletic Club ‘wlll put
I strong football club in the field this
season. Games have been arranged
with Brown's Business College, and
, M’s Preparatory School teams. The
elem will line up for practice this af—
. on the Baxter til-id. as follows:
‘ Center. Chum-a Arnold: no; . c. Lin-
Wg: I. 0.. ll. Caner: R. T., N
CHI: L. T.. A. Boutwell: R. I1. ll.
, Drake; 1.. 5.. Percy Key-worth; Q. lb. .l
(lockerhaln: R. M. J. Wallace: L. H..
A. : F. IL. Fred lntrcrsoll. Arthur
any will captain the team.
CIDVRR CLI'B OFFICERS.
"The Clover Club. a new social organ-
tuition. composed of some twenty
mils men. met at its club room in [hr
under block. last evening. and en cm!
the following officers: I'rrsiedat. Ed-
'fld Cronin: \‘ire-previdlnt. 'lIi'H'lil'
IcCIrthy; secretary and tmr Illrt'r. ltd
”M J. Bach. The club will tt-ndr-r -
reception to its lady friends in the neu-
re.
_____.._____...——-
' Men-I‘ve been swindlrd with :
“uteri!" 820 Volt note.
(it!!! D"tel'tlve~—Cn horn= end or
. Your business will be rrlncd
. n known that you can't see,
.. .. “...—...
ovum
nu: susrougous
. liOi-ll ERY.
Ladies‘ Black Winter Weight Stock-
ings. double sole. bought to sell at I3
cents. this sale. 7 cents.
Ladies' Extra lies”, Flue (lungs
Black Stockings. bought to sell at I9
cents. this sale. 12% cents.
lloys' Heavy. Double Boles. Double
Knee. Double Ankle. Ribbed Hose.
bought to sell at 16 coats. this sale.
9 cents. ,
Men's Black Sox. Extra Heavy. Don-
ble. Soles. bought tosell at if: cents.
this sale. 7 cents.
Men's Wool ilox. Drummcr's Sampler
blade to sell nt 25 cents. For this sull-
only, 12% cents.
’ ., msomsoswsm
{WWWOOWWOOWNOWWN
E. H. Dillon a- Ca.
i Fall flWery.
I
Felt Golf Hats and Felt
and Cloth Tam 0’ Shooters.
We. are.
are. very popular just now.
offering special values in these goods
from 7pc. to $3.75.
IIADIES' WINTER JACK CTS.
Our immense purchase Just opened
for this great Killl' all at Special Re.
duccll Prices. lblt Winter tkluts. por-
tl-ctiy tailored. perfect fitting. made ill
the best possible manner. the represen-
tative of the two best New York mnk-
ers. usually called Drummers' Sum-
pics. at just one-half regular price.
Any Indy needing a Winter Jacket will
save. money if she can find her size in
this lot. ,
KNIT UNDERWEAR.
is lower than i‘Vt‘l'. Prices to suit: ev-
stock. to select from larger than any
indivrdual New York house.
We pay one {are on purclfil‘l of $4 or more;
two fares on $7 purchases.
E. H. DILLON St CO.
360 and 362 Main Street.
weeeeeeeeeeeeouoe y. c «oo'olemoooemuoo u
Edison
49 Wall Street.
Bridgeport, Conn,
i
§
3
§
8
g.
Out-Trimmed Hot Stock g
i
i
i
cry purse. You hlve a great advan-
tage in trading here, as you have 3
Ladies“ Grey Ribbed Vests and Pants
Pearl Buttons. Silk Trimmed, [French
Band Pants. very warm and durable.
bought to sell at 39 cents. I9c.
‘ Ladies' Pine Egyptian “lots and
: l'onts, bought to soil at 50 cents. :ii'lc.
indim' Wool iiiqu-d Vests and Pants
thought to roll at 81.00 and good value
William P Beers,
Nor-walk. Conn.
Columbia
'lt that. l7c. .
{illusl-s‘ Ribbed Vests tind l‘unts.
Sizes It: to :20. regul ll‘ price litc. 9c
Sizes '12 to £36. remtlzlr price 251'. Ill
Sir/ls 2K to Ill, regulir pt'il e 38c. 24c
lioy‘s lit‘ilV)’ l-‘loccl-d Shirts find
'ill‘let'l'S. rim-s ill: to :ii. regular price
if. u-llts, 25c.
Men's lil-uvy Fleece-d Shirts and
“tumors. lmilcbt to salt at -I.'. cents. :9.-
llrn's Fine Merino llIltl FIN-ml
shirts and Dram-rs. regular [Il'il't' tilt
.t"'lllt~, iTc.
.‘l-tn': l‘inc Wool Shirts and Drawers.
rl guiur 81.00 qnullty, titic.
Men's l'Zi‘tra \l'ool Shirts and Draw—
ers our rouului' $1.7M qtinllty. 31.0".
livn's l-‘rcnch lialbrigizon Shirts and
RecorGS'llrnul-rs, winter weight. regular prlcv
.3123. le'.
M'n's Worsted and Australian Wool
lillll'ln and Drawers, bought to sell ttt
$2.00 and $2.50, at this sale, 81.50.
DRESS GOODS.
Tills dcpnrtmcnl cuntributcs Ii tow
special items to this went sale.
17. pieces of i'lfll'li'l. sullnlvle fi'l'
UUOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOaouueouovaocobouuv0-oouu00000.6
Comatock Br others. ..
“is“ haematite in
Men’s'lbcar'mrflonar cl.
Chi-“Ti“. 303“.“ S‘Y‘d’ls ‘“ “\a “he!“ . "Why. l-rciy won-mt knoWs elertly
' . ‘ . in t how every other woman's child,
comma. Seth; 'Ss\\ Stoke \1\ Necs- ...-em to n.- mind. am up tram-ts:
_ 'mrll w r th‘l) child v-lrtld pet a protl-t‘
meat. Kata ---'D\m\ap null ‘goumun trauma» Ruin-din t'tly Slur.
Derby: and Rhinos; a\so Caps. Men's
‘\..
(I
l'll
l. 7h" _‘.Iti.‘l' . '..-~ littltll.
l 'l I“ re
..-.. .-... . irin; daily new Fall
-- d in M m tr richness and splen-
_m.ul-- illil’ “ill do you good to
Let us enum-
o'Hilt", uc'li tv-ll you more about them
in tlzc meantime call and see
our autumnal oil's-rings:
Suits and 'brousers tor Men. Bone and
’5uridsh'mos \n inclusion.
TV. Bm:}l§oflth NONI“.
orwslx.
Comatose?» others.
14 South Main st., So. Norwulk.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN,
“RACER.
00.......0......OOOIOIO......IOCOOOOI I load. ,
wrists and "l illli't' llrt'sww‘, til-w fall cul-
00......COCO'CCCOOOOCCCCOOCOOOOOOOCOla“Hilly. moat Illlllt'l'S null 77:0 yard for
:zltllo qtiilllly. our price L: Sec,
V”
Ill pil‘cls Scntt'll i'lit‘tlh’. hi int‘llcs
uilf- unrtll Stilt. tit $10".
it'll»; l’iinclc': III \"llol Sillliili:
to pic-“Is nil-\rool tit-rue. lo inch“:
'I'll't'. I.ll| robin». her will, LY”-
830‘
.'I fill at $ 27..
.‘.I illi’ll lilalk I‘licv‘nd, wurth $l It».
ills sale. “in:
Henry Gray ii!tlii‘>.~llilfl, llll' l'tlU‘ll
skirts. pcr yard. TIM.
I'Izlid i'tcucb I'luuu-l. ."..‘
wide, ilnc quwlti) Soc n'b:t other
nt this sale is only 2.1-:
)Ill’l 4‘s: -
«Will. SEPTEMBER 30,- um.
‘ll-wluil I‘rinil‘i's lilii’ Surge. Wolili
l
and inost stylish nl.ltlii.ll to. iu'pdiutni till-st Qu:.lit_v Iitlury f'omil
I < Hit it “.30.
mW._~—--m -_._ ._..... ..
THEBOSTONTORE
Cor. Main and Wall Ste , Norwalk. Ci.
""5 HONTI'IN “TORE.
LADIES‘ WRAPPERS.
Lsdies’ Heavy Percale and Grant
gloth Wrappers bought to sell at us“,
c.
Ladies' Fine Percale and Twillcd
important news for lilyijhtllly in Fuirlield County.
/'“"”"
‘./
4
The Greatest Merchandising event inithe history of Con-
$5(),(l0() worth of New, Clean Dry
Goods at less than thevcost of the labor.
necticut.
This is the story. sllortZand concise:
Owing to the. retirement from the firm of the Boston Store, of one of its
members. and to effect a quick, prompt. and satisfactory settlement. for ONE
Prints, bought to sell at 81.49, 81.09.
LADIES' l‘l.ANNEI.ET’I‘E NIGHT
4i? dozen In White and Colors bought
to sell at idle and $1.25 each, 770.
Announcement Extraordinary!
MEN’S wont.
300 Dotnct Fleece, Outside Shirts,
Double Yoke, Flat Felted Seams. Ex-
tra large, cxtru heavy and stout, Just
the thing for cold weather. worth 750,
this Stile. 48c. -
Men‘s Black and White Shirts. Dott-
ble flack, Double Il‘t-out. cut extra long.
know, 48c.
250 pairs Men's extra Super Elastic
Suspenders, Cast-off Buckles. Mohair
lands, bought to sell at 25c, this Sale.
1 c.
100 dozen Men's Flannel Nixht
Shirts. the celebrated Princely make,
big value at 75 cents. this Sale, 48c.
Men's 25!: and 39c Silk and Satin
Scut'fs, for this Sale. l9c.
very stout Cloth, the best 75c Shirt we
WEI-1K. BEGINNING SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 30th. our Entire Stock will
be sold at prices that will force every economic housewife to lay in store
her whole winter needs. We proudly proclaim the fact that the magnitude
and variety of olir Stocks and the unusual
attractive values. ordinarily
would be sufficient to demand your earnest and best attention. but when we
are forced to sacrifice the grand results acquired by months of prepara-
tion for u incre consideration. we are positively confident that the response
will be quick and decisive. We cordially invite all to partake of this bargain
feast.
curly in ”W tiny.
pour.
...—5.....~_._._ .
LADI l-IS'
Fail Weight Jackets.
25 Jackets. Illack and Colors, that
wcre $7.50 and $9.1m, $4,108.
15 Jackets that were sumo and $12.00
this sale, 87.19.
20 Jackets that were 815.00, for this
Sillf’, $9.98.
LADIES' Sl'l'l'S.
Ladies" Suits in lllack and I‘olors.
About, lot) in nil. Space will not. al-
low a just «inscription. All perfectly
'i'nilored and trade in thc'bcst post-"lblc
mount r. at Just one-third less than
mzlrkld pricls.
lililt Sl'lll'IADS.
riucll \‘.til!t:= we cannot offer again
illih'sn manufacturers mark douu thc’ir
prim-H. ‘
lloucy (‘ouib .‘illl'l'llllm. luii size. ruzrh
filtt‘.
(iut' Sill?» Spread.» at this Sale. only
llil'.
Spreads.
lini'scilll 9, Sim ads at Sills. Silk and
Sillilw‘. l-hzll‘gl' tor tin- goods. ”or pricel'flfifi. lne- lird lt'rfi than regular pri-
truer”
...-e
Prices quoted ill-low are not one-third ol' the many offerings.
The lots are large, but, at the prices they'll quickly disap-
('onlo
Flanneis.
1 Case White Itomct l-‘innnl-I. regular
or quality. 3121-.
1.1km yards of be tinting Flannel. at
this hltit‘, tic.
All our rcgliltil‘ liigc Outing Flannel,
only be.
“LANKE’I‘S.
\i'l- tncntion throt- lots of which Is
worthy of your attention. \
io~t White and Gray Blankets, full
size. 470.
M4 \l'bitc. Fancy itordcrs. bought to
sell at Slit". ltTt‘.
ii-l \‘.'ool Iil:lni-.l-ts Milli us a bargain
ll S‘Jl'J. 5| I7.
LINENS.
ll'li'li 'i‘:.\\cls ilcrv are values you
“ill unprlliatl- more Witch you see
them. sold in ntztuy pint-cs at 25c. l‘JHJc.
Turkish Towel» -ll'.~' :1 bit (if good
ru.ll'.l‘.l' to lot tin-tit at the-sl- pricvs.
tic duality twu for iltl'.
rim qnuilt)‘. two for ‘_’;'u',
I‘rrutn 'i'ublc Datum-k. CW
‘_‘.‘.t-.
5% quality, 12M.
ltd-inch Ulnar-hell Damask. 23c.
We how Itmri‘ .wcn its cqual.
(‘rasll—tircutcr than you Will even
expect. ‘3 yards. 22c.
quality,
SHEETING.
8-4 Bleached Sheeting. a big bargain
at 161'.
8-4 Unbleached Sheeting, good qual-
tty. 150.
9-4 Bleached Sheeting. this sale on-
ly lite.
9-4 Atlantic Sheeting. reduced to 22c.
II-i Bleached Atlantic Shooting. only
1 case at 25c.
f,‘().\lii‘()RTA lilo-:S.
We cannot duplicutl- them at these
prices. You will Ilil’f‘i' again get bet-
ter values titan We are offering at this
Sale.
Full Size (fomfortoblcs, 98c ones at
7.70.
Full Size ('otnfortabies. 31.25 ones at
981'.
Full Size (.‘omfortubles. $1.50 ones at
SHE.
Full Size ('omfortablcs. $1.69 ones at
“.27..
Full Size (‘omfortablcs. 31.75 ones at
“.39,
Full Size Comfortables. 81.89 ones at
still.
Full Size Comfortable-s. $2.25 ones at
$1.5m.
Full Size. (‘omfortables $2.69 ones at
$2.25.
Full Size (Tomfortabies. 82.98 ones at
$2.30.
LADIES' I'NDERSKIRTS.
.\ lrcky purl-hose came our way
some time ago. The values were so
«at that we decided to hold them for
.....i Stile. These Skirts were made up
., wiuily for Full and Winter wear
and are all lined throughout with good
quality l'crcnlinc. (‘ome and look at
Ilit'lil. There is a genuine surprise in
‘lUi‘l‘ for you in the values and styles
we are offering this Week at ".39. 31.59.
S! 7.7. $2.23, $2.98. 33129 and $3.75.
GLOVES.
lauiil-s' (‘ashmcre Gloves, Jersey
Wrist. bought to sell at lit cents. be.
Ladies” 2 Iiuttou f‘ushmere Gloves,
boul.ht to sell at 39c. 24c.
Ladies' Fine Kid Gloves, our Fall
importation, 'J (‘lnsps and Hooks. Gus-
;sctl-d Fingers. all (‘olors and Black.
lll'lllifiI'If'tl to soil at $1.00 and $1.25. 79c.
‘ "““JI s't' ‘I‘lil-Z 't‘ttha.
“In every city of reasonable sir,
s'lid Drown. "they
Mutlll rs" EXl-imnge."
"What for?" qucz'in-ll Jilllt'W.
l
ill'N'I‘lNil A CELEBRITY.
3 Europe?" S‘llii the young woman.
"Yrs," answered Derringer Dan.
"Did you St'l‘ Monte Carlo?"
rhow up, And. what's more. Illll'i'
wasn't it game of montc in the wholH
place.
such person."—«—\\'ashington Star.
ART AND N.\'I‘I'RE.
The miikmaid with the picture but
and the broladcll silk skirt tossed her
......O...‘....‘O.DOOOOO09600-1390600366069
. ' in society. i suppose. I should be an
lmlttirhllilf‘ person," she bxclulmcd.
lDVERTlSE m nu: SEdTINEt.
__-‘
i‘herenis No one Store
"but it's different in art."
And after all. to be perfectly candid.
there is nothing essentially degrading
about milking an art COW..—D€I.I'O|I
, Journal. - -
to ram Us.
This is the verdict of all housekeepers who patronize
THE 1-".
US Washington Street, South Norwalk.
J. LYNCH co.
19 Main Street, Norwalk.
This proves that our patrons are satisfied. The reason why The P. J. Lynch Co.
.5 today the Leading Grocer in the Twin Cities 15 simplfi because they have consist-
ently given absolutely the highest posstble value, and
.low to recognize it.
ousekeepers have not been
Snow Flake Baking Powder, ll eBautlfui China Cup and Saucer, or your choice of 100 other different articles.
THE P. ‘J. LYNCH COMPANY,
lees realm-kw WW2,
Sh. m “WALK. l9 IAI , ”All.
i }
"So you've traveled in the south of 3
EU-
I don't. believe there is any;
ought to have 11‘
M
t
i
“No; | asked for hint. but he didn't .
:MOU
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’lstnoul White Boos Flour, perbbl ........................ 4 15 Sugar Cured Home. mail out! lean, per lb .............. lllc,
Pin-m3 orien- fiuwluin Flour. 67c b-s. bl. I 50 Fancy sun: cured nanote- Bacon, per til ........... sic .
Wuhburn crosby'e Gold ledal flour, 57 h “ $1.50 . 7 i
7 PM Uaeoda Bat-alt. ...25e Sugar cured call! Home. per lb.. ........ “4.... ..... . l¢|
3 Pounds luv corolla- nice .................................... 25c i 3 Pounds 303.10“ Inlt M95“.
WE [Elli THE TEA MID COFFEE IlilllE—l .. i
In VALUE. XNQULLXIY AND Ill P3102. , 5 , GIVE ‘05 A TRIAL AI!) 33 00mm. ,
hnica Block or flixcd To». per pound ..................... 60c “em-tho Dom-e. per pound.... ..20ci
nary Finn Block or nix 4! rm. per pound ........ ...bOc Best Santos Mae, per pound". . ...loc‘
lay Best Mac" n or Jun Coil' 0-. p—r p' and ..... ...82c Good Baton Comte, pt! ................... ‘
.' ry Good Joell l or fun Coir-e. p r pound ............ 25c Very Best Combination Moe, per pound ................ Bile
(lo r Free Presents given with Tea and Coffee are an attraction in themselves. .
With one pound Coffee, beans or ground. at 25. 27. 3d and 32¢ per lb.. or In lb. best Tea. or 35 pound Lynch's
1
..10c FREE-
CALI. 58-2
’8
T RE.
GILL 58-2
‘he Boston Store, Cor. Main and Wall Sts., Norwalk.
WE OFFER THE PUBLIC THE BEST GOODS TO BE PURCHASED ON
THE MARKET. WE GIVE HONBS
F/WEIGHT AND MEASURE AND DO
BUSINESS IN A STRAIGHTFORWARD MANNER. OUR PRICES ARE AS
LOW AS GOODS CAN lilvl SOLD FOR AND PAY OUR HONEST ' DEBTS.
THE BEST IS CHEAP ENOUGH.
WE CHALLANGE ANY HOUSE TO
MATCH ['3 ON ON! ELEGANT COFFEE THE NECTAR OF THE GOODS
TO HOLD AND KEEP THE EI’ICURB.
WE WANT EVERY GOOD CUS-
TOMER THAT WE CAN GET. AND WE WILL PLEASE THEM.
OUR TEA DELIGHTS THE DELICATE TASTE AND CHARMS AS
WELL.
THAT FANCY GILT EDGE (‘REAMERY llI'TTER, SO SWEET AND
('LI‘ZAN. NOTHING CAN SURPAS
S IT.
FINE FRESH COUNTRY EGGS. THE PRIDE OF OUR STOCK, Alr
WAYS ON "AND.
NEW FIGS. JAM AND JELLIES
CRANBERRIES, EXTRA FINE CE
. CONCORD AND NIAGARA GRAPES,
LERY.
ALL OF THE LEADING BRANDS OF CHEESE.
WE HAVE EVERYTHING NEW AND INVITING THAT COMES UP-
ON THE MARKET.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
Leading Grocer,
33 WEST WASHINGTON STREET,
sours lloswsts.
The Pocketbook—lilaiiil the Groceries
agree perfectly—the Groceries will agree with you, too.
in the matter
of quality and prices we travel along behind no one. if you would like
to have some of your hard-earned dollars saved for future days buy your
Groceries here.
Snowflake Flour, a good breed flour,
Washburn & Crosby’s Gold Medal Flour, 223.11.)":
50c
84 00 barrel.
84.20 barrel.
34.35 barrel.
has;
all?
Maud 8., best in the world,
.lones’ Superlative,
Small Sugar Cured hams, mild and le
Sugar Cured Shoulders, 5 pounds average, pound,
Boneless Breakfast Bacon. pound,
I lope Cod Cranberries, 7c quart; 4 quarts for
Three pounds boneless Salt Polk for
With one pound Coffee your choice of a pink pitcher, a pink china cup and"
an, pound,
57c bag; 84.50 barrel.
11c.
7e.
90.
25c. -
25c.
saucer, a blue cup and saucer. a blue plate, a blue bowl, etc.
l
The New York Grocery Co.
Donovan Building. 80. Norwalk. fl 35-37 Main street, N orwalk.‘
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