Fall Millinery
,BENTINEL. ,. ”
MMPW.
0 11117, 111911
L. tide
6:38p
.1 ass. 11.11.
that he may bringl
, e which will be
ted to hint by his grateful coun-
The lady is said to be quite young
‘ not a widow.‘ The precedents
oohtto'tllese predictions. The
on will No one of the most in-
which the coming social sca-
fl’h‘e disturbance central or the South
carolins coast lees to give the
ts tomorrow rather stronger wlnos
than they had on Tuesday or yesterday.
The moderate storm is moving at a
slow grit to the northeastwnrd, but 11
_ hardly fail to cause tomorrow's
winds of suflcient force to save the
competing yatchsznen from another
' ‘ disapponitment.
The Plttsburg Times says: “Should
the Shamrock win, there will not b1
9 the bitter feeling on this side of, th.
‘ water that would have attended a Brit-
ish victory in past years. ‘ ' ' 'l'hh
feeling has been strengthened by the
line impression which the owncr of the
Shamrock has made upon our people
who, even though the Columbia wins.
will sympathize with Sir Thomas Lip-
ton for his disappointment.”
While on the way to the yacht racer
yesterday momlng the steamboa:
Grand Republic nearly hit the- steam
"yacht Trophy in Buttermlla channel
This appears to be the only foundatmr
of a report yesterday afternoon and
telegraphed all over the country that
the Grand Republic had bcen suns.
FALL FASHIONS F'lllt WOMEN.
The touch of color that peeps
through the open stripes of a black
pllsse is sumclent to make a lmndsomc
_ evening gown for a woman who does
‘ not care for a gay gown.
A. short woman should never wear
. a. but from which she can only just
.11-11359 out. Those are mount for tall
30, No t only, her eyebr'ous but
- Frances should be in plain view.
Bolero coats are rimmed with In'sl
and buttons and caught with a knot (11
tulle at the front.
Waists are short. lf~;1u hnvc nor
large hips, you will only thr you
waist to the belt. If your form demand:
it. it may extend below.
White silk pass’cmenteries 11.ingle1
with gold are some of the handsomcs
trimmings that have been prmlucr'r
.thul far. Passcmentcrirs 1:1:1t1-I1in;
the dress in color and hnudsomrd}
beaded are another of the Shawn's pro
ductlons.
erk sable and chimhilln turhm
and walking hats are to be in vogue
Every school girl should possess a
: long, warm coat for winter wear or
hindering. stormy days. It, is not :11»
convenient to play in as the short reef»
er. but it protects from storm and holds
the shirts from blowing with the wind
instead of plain velvet hows in!
girls are piping the edges of the how:
which they wear in ,their hair, either
with {white or a contrasting color.
"A divan helps furnish a room, 51!
does a couch, but it's not half so com-
fortable as 11 large chair, nnlcso It hr
in one's own room or private sitting
room where one can recline.
A woman to be a good tallrcr mus‘
study continually. I do not mean tho.
she must go to school or employ :
teacher, but shv1 must be familiar witl
I variety of subjects and, what is
quite as important shc must in- nbl1
to discover the siibjcct of grcatnstdn
tereat to her companion in conversa-
3 tion. The woman that has this powm
' Is a success everywhere. whethcr it hr
in her own home or some one else':
home.
When collar buttons are so plenty
Ind inexpensive have you wondered ~
why the shirt-waist girl has fastened
her collars to her waists with pins ‘in-
stoud of buttons? it's because she
knew she would want to wear low-
necked gowns this winter. and her ex-
perience in past seasons taught hcr
thlt the mark left by several monthq‘
pressing of the collar lmttnn against
her flesh was almost indelible. It is
easy to forget these things until we lay
plour waists. when we find the Work
of months cannot be erased in a min-
ate.
O
i
i
Felt Golf Hats and Felt
and Cloth Tam 0’ Shooters.
are very popular just now.
We are
offering special values in these goods
from 7510 to $3.75.
is larger than ever.
cry purse.
Our Trimmed Hat Stock
Prices to suit ev-
You have a great advan-
tage in trading beige as you have 11
-stock to select from larger than any
individual N1 w York house.
We pay one fare on purchases of $4 or morn ;
two fares on $7 purchases.
E. H. DILLON 8: CO.
360 and13l52 Main Street,
rumemeoueueueeweouoocoouuuuuuou
W-..
Bridgeport, Conn,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY FOR IIEL MIGbZlNES.
M!”
i
2
1
1
i
i
Subscribe or Renew Vour Subscrip
The Ladies’ Home J11111 1%.
Wm. P. Beers.
STATIONERY, EI‘IGRAVIRG.
«9 Wall Street,
“on to
THROUGH
BOOKS,
Agent.
Norwalk, Conn.
v a«wayv1.div-vsrvvvu)Otto's-ovdo'ovvouvuquOSUvGOUUUv
Com 3%ch Tor others.
Suits, $7. F1"; north
This Cold snap has made business brisk 111 our
\lll'mltr Cu or coals, Suits
and 1111111111111.
Strictly pure. wool double and single-breasted
lilac-11nd Black (lhcviot Sluts, $7.50.
High grade lilack Diagonal Ilrcss Suits, $111)
Black and Brown Mixed Cheviot (lvcrcontu
velvet collars, heavy plaid linings at So 51); Worth llh‘.
A fine line of lilue and Black Kcrscy (lvcr-
coats l’rom $Ill.(lllt11$2(l.
lloy '.-1 111111: punt liluc Serge Double-breasted
fill).
(.‘lnldr. 11 s I’ Inc Scrgc, double-breasted, $4.50.
lhr-siun-rc and (‘llf‘Vlflt SUITS, $1.50 up to $6.
li'lu" ll «coo-ililt'tl
391'; regular hilc kind.
troubled try them.
Double-breasted shim, 48c. ’ 1
Homt'thlng New- Sill-fleeced. anti-rheumatic.
: olid comtort
Oops, Gloves. Mittens and Woolen Hose.
lindcrslurt and il1'uwc1' at
If you are
Ccmstcck 11114111111 3.
Two mm". ,W th Norwulk.
14 South Main st., So. Nol'walk
', yorwall.
KARAOKE
MILFORIIA (‘Iil‘li‘IN.
A
lDVERTISE
THE P.
118 Washington Street, South Norwnlk.
This
113 today t
groves that our patrons are satisfied.
The reason why T be P. J. Lynch Co.
Lehding Grocer 1n the Twin Cities is simply because they have consist-
ently given absolutely the highest possible value, and housekeepers have not been
slow to recognize it.
, icitlcs.
IN THE SENTIuELl
There is No Other Store to Touch Us.
This is the verdict of all housekeepers who patronize
LYNCH CO.
so...I.......OGOOCCOCOOOOOOOOCO0......
[OPUMR Alllflll it.
“— ‘
Hi HENRY'S MINSTREIB.
This attrmtion. numberins titty per-
formers. will appear at Hoyt 3. Mon-
day night and they assure us some-
thing new and original in mlnstrelsy~
something different trom all others
and which is creating the most enthu-
siasm. This consists of :1 11111111111: n11-
vul representation on board the flag-
ship Olympia befo're Manila Boy, the
sailors and 1111 klou being im eraonntcd
by Hi Henry a Minstrels. The mg
taunt is thorc and the frowning guns,
soarehllglzts 11nd 1111' moving prides of
the navy. This is ' pronounced the
most stirring swim ever prcocntcd lip-
on tho mimic stngu. ‘lll Henry curries
two cars this sonson and one is capac-
lolly for the 1:1'1'n11ry and effects of this
areal. prosemmlon. Prices. 25. 35 and
T10 ("cuts
THE AMERICAN GIRL.
At the present time n play founded
on the character of the bright and vi-
vacious girl is particularly apropos.
'1nd :1 natural and roullstic stage pro-
duction 11111111 perforce. appeal to all
followers of coutcznporuncous history.
\. (l. Sruun'wu. an experienced and
uncuctlt' purveyor of theatrical amuse-
'11'uts rc suiting ihc possibilities of the
s11b:.jo1t i11t1W11IIw1-d several American
dramatists and the result Judging
from ndvs-nu- csoplc of extended criti-
rIanx. is: acrmli'ly' tinny-ring to his
'1':111'.11:1u'l:1l 1'111'1:<"'i1t He states that
this pl'1ullnl1o11 lun- l'r'cclvcd personal
-:11p1'.1"1'l-1lon. every detail being nttcn-
Il1-d to with llflni'llllllllflllrl llda-Ilty. A
'irong c:1:l u"‘l i111 :11-on, bonded by
'looi'uc I". ”all. virilc nmi versatile
lllf’ successful exponent of legitimate
111::1uly and for tho past three years
'bo popular slur of lloyt's Ilmn'h oi
l<n,111”1111~ vi 1.11lcan 11'I will come 10
llort's.l1~nigi11.
()l‘i‘ll \ Ol‘ ’I‘ \(‘II \.
.\'11\'t 111-I1, at ll11yt'10p'1111 lion-'1'
will Wlllll‘téi our of the must pr"-1t1u
lions 11:11:1t1'111' cnt-u'tulnmeats. cycr .11-
lt‘fllllll’ll I11 (I111 cll,\'-- tln' opt-1'11 Tnclln
which \VIII ln' giv. 11 for tho bum-lit 111'
slw (lid “’11” Hook and l.:1d1‘.11r (,‘11111-
ll minoriswn now and 11rlttlfl'1l
music and all the scenic 111-1-111111111'I1':
Iullich 1:11 to lllilkw‘ :1 bountiful specta-
win, and iillilf‘HIS to those with 11 low
1111' (I111 bountiful.
i only.
1111111 1111.11. 1.111 .11. sun‘s.
Il'lni I I11'111ll1211fN111‘w11ll1, took in
l11lzli1'y1 l11'l111
About on I 111 1'11I.\'1unulk1"rs wcnl
11tl11 l1.1nlnn,\' l‘uir today.
-l.:1i1.<t «1,11- Ilullip (l'Jlrh-ns
I1I\\.nd ll.1g11-111111I1l~111 spo nt y: a
1 1i:1,\ .1l lll llnl'lblny 1' 1111'.
('1111111'Il11.::n_\ .I. ‘Il'dh‘l m111I1- :1
I111r1u1ul1 1.1'.1'.1'11'.'.:11i1111 of tho 111111-211.-
' .1 rwnl 111 11111.1-1' .\l.1l:1 1:11‘1'1'1. 1\lll‘-
'.'.'1ll1 ,1. ,-:l ' In):
mill-sf 11111». of Round Steak.
ll11y1-s‘ Marin-t.
121' :1!
A 1111'nb1-1'11f1' 111‘1' '1'11111 :11111ll1 Nur-
v.1ll.' who :lt‘o 1-1111111127111; tho Ilaubury
'ull'. t111l: 1y, \\1ll 1'1'111'1111 111'1-1' tonight 1:
attend tin I '1:11l I.1l1'.
1
l
I ._ Ham"...
Sumtz 1v lmbcll I:.1\ 1111;111:1501: 1'
11»\1' N11. ‘3 Smith l'1'1'1nicr ti'ilvu'llfr-l‘
‘.li.-~..~' S1111 I{1'1u.:l|,fln- 111111111111y's111111111-
1111'. is min-I1 pleased Mill tho "urchins,
»II.'11'11 you tried Lane's l1'c (In-1111'
, :lllil l1'1':'.'
'i'tl'l I\i'1'. 1‘. \i. 111'1!~:' (‘il't'ltu King's
ll:1ugl1t11:1' 1f t‘n- l‘nui f‘11111:1'1'1.':1ti111111l
l‘burfh 111: “l 'I1 Min Kathkr} Hunt-
'1'. of liulu slum-l .\'111'w:1I11. Ii'cdnos»
'lry rillcrnnnn and t:':111:-:11'11'd luminous
:1 r1vl. lil‘Il 111ll11'pr1'par'utiol1ofu mis-
sionary I111.\.
1 H111 l:-'I1.l111 .\‘. \. Market.
If you 11r-1 11111111: in li\ o1'1'1'y111n'
”"1111 this 1.1” you will find at Smith,
M111'1'1y R ('umpany's, ilridgvport, new
1.rpots,111-w I111'1' curtains. new couch
11111-'111.t:1bl1'- cow-rs. new cushions.
dumb-s. 5.1.11 curtains. They have cv-
."'l t.‘lil.;. "1 undead-111111.11 flx111g:
and all 1'1 '1111111nb1y pin-ed
—-licst 1111s of llound Stank 121- at
Ilayrs Markrt. 1
I
Articles of association of tin1 Ilrmn'h-
1IlI1- Fresh Air Awocintiun :11'11 print-
-:I in 'i‘l1" Sl-ullnol today, The pur-
lww' for \1‘11i1'l1 tin :1.~' aviation is it.
itakc, own. hold. manage and use real
and pv-rsoml mintc situated In the
l'tonn 11f Ilidgofiiid for lhr purpose of
i'piotidinc a 11"1111111nr1 home during tin-
lsunnncr season for poor children from
~.\ large stock of l'pright Pianos
lrcnto'd this season will be sold at '1
11:11:11 s:".11'1iflto (‘1ll (1n (‘1
W. Studwcll
19 Main Street, Norwailr.
COLVCCORESSES ('I'ZI1r.llRATI0N.
Everything is progressing favorably
towards giving [dent-Commander (‘11I-
voooresscs. of the Olympia. a rousing
0 Pounds leAw Carolina Bic...
Bastions White Boss Flour, per bbl ........................ $4 25
1, Pillsbury' s when Superlativerlour, 57c bag. 111,1 50
Washbnrn Crosby’s Gold ledal flour, 57 " 4 20
,1 7 Packages Vanda Biscuit ........... Bil
c
..260 1
Sugar Oured Barns, small and lean, per lb .............. 11c
Fancy Sugar cured Boneless Bacon. per lb .............. 9c
Inga: Cured Gail! Bums, per lb... ..... . ..................... 7c
3 Pounds Boneless lult Pork .............................. .25c
[Inception on his arrival in l.itchflcld.
[beautiful awbrd has bren ordered
and is being suitably engraved. On
his prt Commander l‘olvorcesgns will
tthc Litchflcld historical Soci—
Kid] with a Spanish cannon he has
t from Manila. Thc exact day
or the celebration has not been lire
' on. as yet. 11111, 11 11111 probably not be,
.. 1‘! m the fifteenth. ,
-BUY THEM BEFORE You 00,
Wash yourself and curl your hair,
mesh-11d go to Danbsry fair
The imperial cm Cigar ain't there
royal smoke all non declare. 1
1111115111.
WE lEAll IIIE IEA Mill COFFEE IIlAllEl
GIVE III A rum. AND B! OOWUOED.
1N VALUE, 1' QUALITY "D 1' me]. I
1‘
Chair 11 11111111; or lixed Tea, per pound ..................... 60c
Vary has black or llxnd 'l'ns, per pound.. ..
Very Boss locus or Java Moo. per pound. ...
Very Good mocha or Java Mos. per pound. .......... Me
Our 1' rec Presents given with Tea and Codes are an attraction in themselves.
With one pound ('olfec, beans or ground, at 25. 27. 30 and 32c per lb or lg lb. best Tea, or 1,9 pound Lynch's
Snow l'lalre Baking Powder, s eBautlfni China Cup and Saucer, or your choice of 100 other (incrent articles.
LYNCH COMPANY.
[THE P. J.
'1: 1 nonhuman.
Haraeaibo Mes. per pound ......... .......... ........ 20c
Boot Iantos Oofi'oo. per pound. ... .151:
Good Isntos 00301». per pound .................. ... 10c
Very Best Combination Ooli'ee, par pound .......... . ...... 251'
m m menu WWW WBNWIM
THE BOSTON 5T ORE
‘ . -..—.4- ..--...... _.__..‘..
Cor. Main and Wall Streetg, Norwulk. Conn.
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY l l
Important News for Everybody in Fairfield County.
Event in the History of Connecticut,
The Greatest Merchandising
$50,000 Worth of New, Clean
Dry Goods at Less than the Cost of the Labor.
Second Week of 111 Great Dissolution Sale!
The sales for the past six days was the greatest in the history of the store.
, This week an extra force of sales people will be here to serve you promptly and
courteously, and also extra delivery wagons will be at your service.
Many burg ains not advertised will be offered together with balance from last
week’ :1 selling.
l..1\llll':.~l' FALI. \Vl'llilli’i‘ .IMIKI'I’I‘S.
25 Jackets, black and colors, that
“'1‘“! 87.50 and 511.110, 34.98.
I71 Junkets that were
$12.00. this sale. $7.411.
:0 Jackets that were SIB, for this
sale, 11.1111. .
“0.00 and
KNI’I‘ l'NIll-IRWI'JAII.
I1111Il1'a' (lrcy Iiibbcd Vests and
Pants. l’oari Iluttonn. Silk ’I‘1'i111m1ul.
l-‘1'1-n1'll Ilnnd I‘nnts, very Warm and
Durable, bought [11:11“ at 39 cents. lll1'
l11nll1's' Fine l-ngpllnn Vests 111111
I’dula, bought to bill of fill cunts. 351'.
I.:11ll1-s' Wool Ilibin'd Vesta and
I’nnts', bought to soil at. slim and Good
Valui- :1t flint, 471-.
blissos' Ribbed Vesta and Pants:
Sizes lit to ‘30, regular prim- lll cunts.
ll cunts; Sl'ms 2:: to to. rrguhn' price 2.3
11-11111, HP: Sizes ‘JS to Ill. regular price,
5'18 cents, 211'.
Hays" IIr-nvy I1‘I11'1'o1l
lll‘awol's, sizes 26 to Ill,
l5 wills, 231'.
Ml'll's licnvy him-cod Shirts and
Ilruwors, bought to 31'” at ~13 cents, ‘.“.l
1‘I‘lll‘1'.
Shirts and
regular price
Men's Finn Merino 11nd bloom-1i
421111.»: and Drawer... 11~gul.11' 111'11'11 «:11
l‘I1l.’-'._ iTi'.
Mcn's Vino Wool Shirts and Ilrnw-
"1's. I‘l'ullllll‘ $1.111) ”lllll'ly. lil'l'.
111-11111 I'fol'u Wool Shirts and Unity.
1112-311111' 1'1-1111‘ur .1170 quality, Slllll.
Men's I-‘1'1un-I1 I‘. albriuunn Shirts and
“raw WIulwr Wright. rt'gulul‘ prn'o'.
31.371, hi1:
Man's \Vol'l-tod and :\11::ir:1ll:1n Wool
<l1lrts and llrmvcra. bought to wit at
$3.110 11nd $2.7M, at this .111I1',$l,.‘lll.
LADIES' SUITS.
Ladits' Suits In black and colors.
About loll In all. Space will not allow
:1 111141 dcs1,'1'lptlon. All perfectly tail-
11ml and Illllllt! in tin- host possible
1111111111113 at lust one-third less than
inurlrcd prices. ‘
lll..\l\'l{l-}’I'S.
We mention tln'm- lots oath of which
i..- worihy of your attention.
10 -i \Vlllln' and (tray Illankcts, full
aiz1',l1‘1
l‘l- i \‘ hit: I'.‘.111,v Il11rd11s, bought to
111” :11 SI .111, 11.1
I! 1i Wool lllaulacls 511111115 a bargain
at $2.49, $l.l'1'.
I..\(‘l'1 (‘I'lt’i‘.\lNS.
Nottinghmn Law Curtains. fl
lung. “1' have never
at the price, ~lI1'.
('Iloicc Now Ilcsiuns in Nottingham
1.1:1'1'i‘111'tal11snt $1.19.
N1.tli111:l1:1111 l..11'1- Curtains, 3‘}
yards long. You will need no coaxing
to buy tin-so Innnlilul goods. The rJ'uI
mine is 53311 IN :11 this sale you may
have: lllt'lll :11. pair $1.119.
yards
1.111-11 their equal
“LOVES.
I.:11li1-.~' ("1r1l11111-1'r- Cloves,
Wrist. brown! to null of ill cent 1. ""
I.:11Il:s’111114111111111(Wuhan-1'00? . ,
bought to :n-II :11 13:1 unis, 241".
I.udi1'~' l‘l1'1- Kill (firm-a our Fall
in: 1111'1111’l1111, tun l‘lns'pa and Hook's.
i111 sci1l1n11 :1III'11I11r1-':111:I Ill:11".1',l
1'pr11111ltowllatSl.nll:111d$l.25.791'.
.If‘l‘fil’)’ ii
LADIES' WIN’I‘I'Ilt JACKETS.
(I111 innuenm punhnse just opened
for this great sale all at. special rc-
duv-cd prices. Winner floats, perfect1y
t'dlorcd, perfect lifting, made in tho
brat possible manner. the representa-
tive of the two bcst New York mason-1,
usually cullcd drummers samples, at:
just 111111. half regular price. Any Indy
:11-mung a wiutcr jacket. will save mon-
ey If she can find, her size In this lot.
DRESS GOODS.
The largest stock of [lrcss Goods in
this part of (‘unucctlrnt (lwing to
late arrival, not early enough for last
“1:111:14 soiling, lin- f'ollnwlug for Lilli]
week. will be offered:
Herringbone Effects and Fabrics, 40
in. wide, 251'.
1'1” In. wide French I’lno Twiils.
bought in Hull .’II 7711'. this work, 5111-.
{.11 in. English Storm Eli-rues. Navy
and Black. the greatest in America, 591-.
5:1 in. .Ill'm'stuwn Storm Scr'ges in
Black and Navy, regular $1.00 quality,
751', ‘
Al: in. Mink llcnrictta and Fine
S1 115.11». :'1111' quality. 3711',
”may (leru'd liomospuns and
Scotch Tnouls. Worth $l..'l!l, $I.Illl.
lllnck (‘1'1 pun, 113 in. wide. 31.501111211-
ity this “'1'-1 I1. SIJHI.
Illdr'k i‘i'vnon. i1 I11. wldo.
1'. this “'.-wk. “.7111.
Merl: I"11'1:1'I: Iil‘ill'lf'llft. l2 In. wide,
..I..".."»1111:1Iitv. this 11'1-cl:, 31.110,
1110 \\'11i.l Forums of l" :mcyn Silks,
lull now no lwn :1Iil<1- $1,011, $125 and
‘slfiu, (lnr- fourth lws than Iegular.
Drop D' Etc, all colors, very fine and
quality. SLIM.
$2.00 qual-
1 lustrous. $1.33
THE BOETON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Sts
Norwalk.Con11.
“Want” ast. in The Sentmel Pay.
CALI. 58-2
AT
SEY-
MOUR’S
STORE.
CALI. 58-2
W'II OI"'I HR THE l’l' III I(' IIIE'IlEST GOODS TO BE PURCHASED ON
'I'III-I MARKIXI‘. WI) (II\ I) IlllNi-ISI‘ \\ EIGHT AND MEASURE AND DO
BI’SINICSS iN A S'I‘RAICII I'b‘ililWAilD MANNER. OUR PRICES ARE AS
LOW AS GOODS CAN BE SOLD FOR
THE ill-‘15"? IS (‘IIF‘AP I'INill'lIII.
M \ 'I(,' II I'h
'I'Ohli'IIt THAT WE
('AN GET. AND
AND PAY OI'R HONEST DEBTS.
WE CHALLA NOE ANY HOUSE TO
(IN ()1 R El E4} \N'l (Hill'l’ ICE THE NI'CTAR OI" THE GOODS
TO HOLD AND KI-IEI’ 'I‘I'Il'l BI‘ II' I' ltl').
WE WANT I'I\ ERY GOOD CUS-
WE WILL PLEASE THEN.
OUR TEA DELIGHTS THE DELICATE TASTE AND CHARMS AS
“'FILL.
THAT FANCY GILT EDGE C‘ItEAMI’JIlY BUTTER, SO SWEET AND
CLEAN. Ni’l'l‘llING (‘AN SI'RI’XSrT‘IT
FINE FIII'ISII (‘OL'N'I IlY EGGS.
“'2le (IN IIANI).
NI'IW FIGS. JAM AND .II'ZI.I.II'IS,
CItANIIEIiRII-IS. EXTRA FINE (Till.
'IIIFI PRIDE OF OUR STOCK,
I
(‘ONCORD AND NIAGARA GRAPES,
I-ZRY.
AL-
A I11. 0!" TIII'I LEADING BRANDS OI" CHEESE.
WI'Z II.\\'I'} EVERYTHING NEW
ON THE MARKET.
AND INVITING THAT COMES UP-
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
Leading Grocer,
33 WEST WASHINGTON STREET,
soon: spawns.
The Pocketbook and- the Groceries,
agree perfectly—the Groceries will agree Willi you, too.
1'? quality and pm as we iravel along behind 1111111111.
In the matter
If you would like
to have some of your hard-earned dollars 3111 ed for future days buy your
(rroce1ies here.
Snowflake Flour, :1 good bread flour,
50c bag;
34. 00 barrel.
Wasbbur‘n 1'1 Crosby '11 (lold Medal Flour, 53:: boat; 34.20 barrel.
Maud S. best in the world,
.lones Superlativc,
Boneless Breakfast Bacon. pound,
(‘ ape Cod Cranberries," 11' 1111111t;41p1art~1 for
551: bag; 34 35 barrel.
57c bag; $4.50 barrel.
Small Sugar Cured hams, mild and lean pound, 111:.
Sugar Cured Shoulders, 5 pounds average, pound,;1c.
.lc.
25c.
25c.
'I hree pounds boneless Salt Park for
FRF [1‘ ——\‘, ith one pound Coffee your 1 Mine of a pink pit: her, a pink china cup and
sour er, .1. blue cup and saucer, a blue plate. a blue bowl, etc.
i9 “RUBEN“. -
. 11
The New York Grocery Co.
Donpvan Building. 80. Norwallr. 35-37 Main street. Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler