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Bound edvertuerl. who desire
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2 o'clock. p. m. on the day before the
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November tides at Wiieon'e Point
Conn. compiled from 11.8. Cont Sur-
vey tables: .
Above Above or
LW. below LW.
‘ Date 11. T. Hark. L T. . Mark
it. 9.15am. 8.1“. 1.551111. —0.211.
8.64pm. 7.8“. 2.41pm. -0.7ft.
18. 9.09am. 8.4“. 2.51031. --0.4ft.
9.47pm. 7.4“. 8.86pm. -—l.lft.
10. 9.57am 8.0“. 3.41am. —-0.5ft
10.84pm. 7.5“. 4.27p.m. ——1.2“
17. 10.43a.1n. 8.7“. ' 4.3511411. —0.9ft
11.19p.m. 7.5“. 6.18pm. -—-1.2“
18. 11.27am 8.5“. 5.23am. ~05“.
8.03pm. —1 1“.
18. 12.01am 7.4“. 110911.111. —0.th
12.10pm 8.2“. 8.47pm. —0.9ft.
20. 12.439.111 7.2“. 6.58am. ~01“.
12.52pm 7.8“. 7.81pm —0.fift.
21. ”511.111. 7.0“. 7.460.111 0.2“
4 1.34pm. 7.411. 8.14pm. —0.2ft.
82. 2.08am. 8.8“. 8.88am 0.5“
2.18p.1n. 8.9“. 8.58pm. 0.2“.
28. 2.55am 8.6“. 9.25:.111. 0.8“.
3.02pm. 8.5“. 9.42pm. 0.5“.
24. ELM-.111 6.5“. 10.14a.1n. 1.0“.
3.50pm. 8.2“. 10.25pm. 0.7“.
25. 4.34am. 6.4“. 11.06am. 1.1“
4.42p.m. 6.0“. 11.10am 0.9“.
28. 5.26am. 6.4“. 11.54am Lift.
5.37pm. 5.1“. 11.54p.1n 0.9“
27. 6.15a.m 8.5“.-
8.32[1.m 5.9“. 12.42p.1n. 1.0“
28. 7.03a.1n 6.8“. 128811.111. 0.9“
7.24pm 6.1“. 1.27pm. 0.711
29. 7.47am 7.1“. 1.223.111. 0.7“
8.12pm 0.4“. 2.10pm. 0.3“.
80. 8.3011111. 7.5“. 2.06:.m. 0.51.
8:.58pm. 11.8“ 2:53pm. -0.Ift.
RANGE 01" TIDES.
Spring. 8.4 ft.; av.. 7.2 11.: neap. 5.9 ft
..aignifies plus; —— signifies minus
WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast for this 111-.inity Rain auu
warmer tonight and Wednesday.
Bale ,Jtas fallen in past ‘14 hours in
the Exissouri and Mississippi valley 111.
far south as St Louis. in the Ohio v.11
icy and lake region as far east as 1-: rie
High preasure areas cover the midi".
Atlantic states and southern portion oi
Rocky Mountains
Low pressure, areas are rentraigin ll
llnois and extreme northwest.
St Mary' :4 parish is arranging {111 its.
annual fair.
hm
-—Give children Lane's ice Cram.
Grace Church Vestry will meet l-‘ri
day evening.
Cockenoe Tribe of Red Men is or-
ranging for a smoker.
Miss May WilliamS. of l'nlon street.
is recovering from a two months' ill—
11988. i.
Mrs. Ellen Harford. who has beemE "ONES. of Phllndel
seriously ill at her home in Burbank
street. is improving.
A water pipe burst in the Jones &
llotchklss store. Sunday doing a small entertained 8 Party Of friends at his
amount of damage
bliss Clara Smith. of Qulniard avc— birthday.
one. left for Boston yesterday, having:
taken a position in that EiLy
Thomas Mellloney sutured the weav- ed home yesterday a
era premium at the Norwaik and laIr-
field Worsted Mills. last week.
The heirs of the Dilute.“ the late
Mrs. Mary Cook c agreed to di-
vide the estate. amounting to 8237.
among five heirs.
—Steam Carpet Cleaning at Luther
If. Wright’s.
Joe Walker. better known as James
Shepard. was defeated in the to rib
round of a sparring match with im
Austin. of New York. at the National
Athletic. Club rooms, in Brooklyn. Sat-
urday night.
Next Friday. at the Central Club. the
comedieita In .\n Artlrt's Studio will
be rendered Those who will partici-
pate are Miss Grace Bylngton. Miss
Marion \'.crnha1n Ille- Alyae Gregory
Howard Moat-man and Charles [1.110—
m. I
The cane of Plait Price vs. the Cal-
vnry Baptist Church came up water-
day. before Judge Frost in the Town
Court. and was adjourned to Wain“.
day morning. The case of George firev
m vs. James D. Jennings was aluo
poltponed to the same date.
William '1'. Jenna. of Franklin street
will go to New York Thanksgiving
eve. Wednewdtiy. the 29111 last. in play
I! II militant! 111 the hall of the
mm Ailey Society. While In the
city he will be the guest of his uncle.
W J. Becker. the 111-11.ka
when
Jen-lemme”. lane.
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tyc willl hold a meeting tonight In 1111.
several of the ponds in thie vicinity
ere covered with a Iklm of Ice all
1 101mm.
lilies Ada Taylor. of Crenbury. hae
secured employment in the R. ‘0
corset factory.
The Young Men' 1 Athletic Club
last evening and collected due- to the
amount of 838.
A It. llaikln has the contract to er-
ect the new buildings for the Norwnlk
Launch Company
The Golden Rule Circle will meet
at 9 p. m. on Friday. in the Congrega-
tional Church study.
Charles Schuman. formerly with
William Hess, has purchased Harry S.
Leopold s barber shop.
——Greet Comic Singer from Bridge-
port. at St. George Concert and Supper.
Main street. Nov. 14. Tlckete. 250., to
all except children under 12.
Mrs Thomas Belden and children. of
Norwalk, have returned home from a
visit in lrvlngton, N. Y.
Michael Ratchford hae taken poo-
eeasion of his newly purchased saloon
at 8 Main street, Norwalk.
There will be a prayer meeting of
Brother Cummings' 21. Wednesday
night. Everybody welcome.
Several people from St. Joseph‘s
Church are attending Forty iioure‘
Devotion in Weetport today.
Rev. 9. 1.. Boiler. of Norwalk
preached in the Wesiport Methodist
Episcopal Church. last evening.
Mrs. George Clark of Norwalk Park.
will entertain the Woman's (lulld of
Grace (‘hureh tomorrow afternoon.
1211- Mall Carrier Bennett. of Frank-
lin avenue. has resigned his poeltlon
with the. P.i.yn1h Company, in
South Norwalk.
A Prince of Egypt will be pro-
11111 ed tonight and tomorrow night in
iloyts Theatre. for the benefit of the
N01 walk Hospital
—Horee Clipping. 1.. hi. Wright's.
Miss May D. Smith. of Havilnnd
street. left for New York yesteulay.
where she has accepted a position as
xtcuographer and typewriter.
Selectman Samuel Lynch was in
llartfor1l,yeaterday. u 1allcr at the
State Highway Commission in the in-
terest of the Wilton gravel road.
Mrs. Charles W. Shelton. of East
avenue entertained her Sunday 1111111111
class of girls and a party of pupils
from Chase's school. Saturday evening.
Attorney .1. Belden Hurlbutt. of Nor-
walk. is suffering from an attack of
shingles. He has the sympathy of all
wh: have been victims of such an at—
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Wood, of Norwalk has been
C. N.
enjoying venison shipped 1 him by 1-3.
V111) killed
a deer in a Long island the preserve
Inst Wm
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f‘ hmter Griffin. formerly of Norwalk.
home in Bridgeport Saturday evening.
in honor of the anniversary of his
lilies Bessie 1..
hoolmate Miss E
. 11" her
. return-
. visit with
her grandmother Mra.Jame11 C. Crowe
of West avenue.
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51-
—Employmeut 091cc. 20 Burbank /
Street. Girls always on hand.
l-‘outer Brothers. of Danbnry. have
sold the Daley cottage on ihe‘ south
shore of Bell island. to Mr. Barnum, of
Danbury. The price paid is under-
stood to be. 82.090.
George T. Spraguc. employed by the
Meeker Coal Company. and Mrs. Eliza
Brennan were married at St. Mary's
rectory. Sunday evening. by Rev. .1. .l.
Furlong. Mr. and Mrs. Sprague will
reside in Springwood avenue.
Mm.» Marla Godson's suit against the
city of South Norwalk. for alleged
damage to her property in South lain
etrlect. will come up today in the Court
of Common Pleas. at Bridgeport.
[Daniel C. Green has traded hie nev-
cnty-acre farm at. West Norwaik with
Albert Welinlta for his place at the
corner of Elizabeth and Day 111mm,;
South Norwalk. formerly owned by the
late Hub. Heroes.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Norwsik Chapter of the ll. A. R. will
be held at the Central Club rooms on
Thureday. at 3 p. 111. Mrs. 11. 11.11111-
roil. regent of the Mary Wooster Chap-
ter. of Danbury. will be the guest of
the day. A11 interesting programme
has been prepared. and eeveral reports
will be presented. A full attendance
m
111.. W.LWeedaeeeoI.oiWest
3:: street. are vleftln’g In New York
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emetic. this evening.
Iii-e lolly 30110. of calm-ado. is e
bfher grand ntl. Mr. and
[from (i. 0.0 “Humanism
on ’11 find the old
full lforoo here at all
YOUR WINTER JACKET.
famous.
breated. allk lined. 8498.
and Black. at 8998.
Satin lined Box front. 810.49
ble breasted Box front. satin
812 49. ‘
1'01 11 CHILD' S COAT.
but you want the price to be. honest
:nd the style right. You got both
01'“.
Children's Remy Cloth Reefer.
braid trimmed double breasted 83. 75.
Collar, braid trimmed. 84..98
hilseee’ Melton Cloth Jacket. double
breasted strap and button trimmed.
549
WAISTS AND l’ETTlCOATS.
silk. Ready-to-wear Petticoats of all
kinds of popular materials. Time and
worry saved here. Yes; and money
saved too. >
ladies' Flannel Waisia made up in
the latest 111er in Blue. lied. Brown
and lllack. 981-.
Ladies' fine plain or twilled flannel
Waists, braid trimmed In Green, Blue.
Red and Black. at 81.49.
imdles' Plain color
wmm, at 83.98.
ldidit'li' Taffeta Silk Waiets corded
and white stitching. at 85.75.
1.1111191! 2111111 brown Sateen Under-
ekirts, ruffle flounce. at 8912.
Ladies' stripe Mereeriud Sateen
Underuklrta. in Old Hose, Navy. Green
and Black. at 81.49. V
. DRESS GOODS DOINGS.
Newest weaves, best eolorings. Just
those fabrics you are looking for in
make the tailored suit or eeparate
skirt. Please note these lots carefully.
Taffeta ullk
38-inch all‘wool Plaids. rough sur-
face. at 491: yard.
38—inch all-wool Jacquard Dress
Goods. in Navy. Green, Browne and
0111 “one at 49c yard.
48- inch all- wool broken Checks for
tailor-made cults. at 75c yard
54-inch all-wool Chevlois in Greys.
Browns and Navy. 981: yard.
“lsinILoo
it you buy your Winter Jacket here. l
you have the gratifying manner that ldcrwear ceiling
you get all that can be put into 05
Jacket to, make It a good Jacket in
every respect. Style, material, ht. fin.
Iah. As to price, that little "let live" .’
profit is making this garment aectlon;
Ladics‘ Boucle Cloth Jacket, double
ladles' Melton Cloth Jacket, silk lln.
ed. strep seams. 9011 front in Castor
Ladies Black Melton Jacket Black:
Ladies Cantor Beaver Jacket. dou-
llned. "
You want to buy your girl as good a ‘
cont as your pocketbook will stand ‘
I Women‘s Heavy I-‘leece lined Shirte
Chllds Kersey Cloth Reefer 8111ch
Ready-to-wenr Waiets of wool and.
.16qu
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m “9111111 d0 63% ‘9 till " min" on, merchhndlee. '11.- uimnor 11mm “1;.“ Crooker.
Hm mmm" m" "m AI “16 90111111 are so are they reflected here. Careful will 'l'u'll‘ull‘l ll: 11. 1.911. ’3'}
land-y at his former home in Broad ’ reHBN N..(:ouch 101111011901 0|"
m. are wenot to over fleVanphasise the merit; a: afaingil: ”511-“ 8,”,
.14..” “mummuw ole; equal carol 11 Impress you wu e 0011 at 11-
m Mm" 1.11 d a a 11.. m; 111110110 "value and absolutely right price should go 1.103511“ngli.".u';l'}ln’i:ll'.°.ff'3i
of Booth Nate and 0011110111 avenue. 808 :3: 33:13. ’vllrlll 02.112130 0 Norah:
11M eItnrubuolutely rib iprice must of necessity bah a low 0,, o, , 111.1 ”mm,"
a, J”; 1W mum an“, rice. Long sleeve profits make high pri cos. hence
igh {11000 are not right pricee.
“live and let live’ principle in
times.
ever cemented into the foundation of any
New We'll Hold Up the Mirror.
WARM WINTER UNDERWEAR.
this November's ceiling memorable.
WOMEN’S l‘ NDERWEAR.
and Pants 101-.
Womena
lined Shirts and Pants. 25c.
Womene fine Merino Shirte and
Pants. all sites at 49c.
Pants, extra heavy 75c.
W'omen 11 Scarlet all- wool Shirts and
Pants. 981?.
MEN‘S l'NDERWEAR.
.\Ien‘a natural grey heavy weight
Shirts and Drawers. 25c.
Men's fleece lined Shirts and Draw-
ers, 39c.
Men’s t‘amcl‘a Hair or natural wool
Shirts and Draweru. at 491:.
Mons l-‘awn Merino Shirts and
Drawer-s, 751-.
l‘MllRELl..\S A slim.
There'll be ruin. therell be snow.
‘twixt this and Christmas. You'll per-
haps need an'l'mbrella. ~liuy now,
here and from these rmd'you'll save
mmcthlngmwe did. '
26~lneh fast black Waterproof Cloth
Umbrellas. 49c. .,
26—inch Twilied Serge Umbrellas.
Cherry Wood Handles. chino mounted.
I39c.
264mb twillcd Gloria Silk. l'mhrcl-
las. l'uranon Frame. natural twisted
handles. 98c.
28-inch Gents' line Gloria Silk i'm-
brellaa. Paragon Frame, natural twist-
ed handles. aterhng silver mounted.
81.89.
The famed liobimvon Umbrella cov-
er. i'mbrellas recovered while you
wait. from 79c to 81.59.
1.0181980.“ E LOTS.
Bargains in every lira! sense of the
word. Each lot cmphaalze by itself to
give It proper prominence. if in need
of any of the following take good ad-
vice—buy.
Just in, our new line of children's
caps. 11 full and complete assortment.
A very pretty and hobby lot of La-
dlca' dressing Sacoues. from 731: to
83.911.
Boys' all-wool sweaters in Blue and
Red. white trimmed. collare and cuffs
turtle neck or sailor collar,
31.25. 1
Ladics' Outing Flannel Night Gowns
all sizes. in figured or self colors. 98c
Ind “.25.
OHM
114 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
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box or telephone.
undue-ted.
vmmuemufiws
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Your Friend to be lorried 7
(bits of Iirni miniiiy CiJT GLASS AND SILVER. create permanent 11111111111-
tlon. Come in and look. It will be time advantageously spent.
H. '5. R000,
Jeweler and Optician
W\
Merit counts in grain as in anything else,
and first quality in grain is impossible unless
the grain is freed from dirt and waste. eeie
It is not possible to get better qualities or
prices elsewhere-11: is absolutely impossible
to get the same economy anywhere else. .
Bur 0m Tim’s 01.11111.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
I am near—just as far as the nearest letter-
m WWALK. CONN.”
of Old Well 1.011 e. No. 101.11 Rand A.
N” "if" "Willie W” 11.. to mu 1111:1011 Lodge. in... 1:1-
usinegs. been. tomorrow all i. will leave 801-
November holde the record for lin-
We’re stocked with
good dependable Underwear to make
fine Jersey ribbed fleece
Women' 11 line while wool Shirts and
98 and -
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— bow to respect the obligatiom we have
. i Moriarty. of Barton and Walter Nolan
‘1' 1 vi Indib this morning le-
own 0 0
mg” :fdmflm r! A. to Jame 81n-
l‘ianegen. both
m
4101109191 Pure Candy. bone.
The «mail to convey the membere
man'e atable at 9:30 sharp.
Daniel 111111011 1111 releued yeeter-
clay under 8800 bonde. furnished by hi-
sister. Mre. Jamel Ferrel. Hie one
will come up on appeal at the next
term of the Criminal Pica: Court.
Special meeting tonight at Baptist
Church. Preaching by Rev. George
Broker. at Stamford. Rev. Leslie
Brooks preaches tomorrow at 4 p. m.
Noon hour meeting each day from
12:15 to 12 2.15 Come.
Harold Glendenlug. of the firm of
Glendenlng & Co. started with his
father. this morning. for a trip South.
The elder Mr. Glenden’nlng will go as
far as Macon Georgia. while Mr. Glen-
dening Junior. will sit-p at Waeblng-
ton.
James Maher. of Halibut-y. and J. W.
Scully. of South Norwelk. were elected
at the last meeting of the United Hat-
ters of North America to represent
that organization at the convention of
the National Federation of labor in
Detroit. beginning December 10.
The Monday Afternomi Whiat Club
met with Miss Annie 19. Smith. of West
avenue. yeatcrday afternoon. and were
pleasantly entertained. The prise was
won by hire. Dudllne E. Raymond. The
next meeting of the club will be held
with hire. Edward M. lockwcxxl. of
East avenue.
—~lf you like a cigar made from pure
and choice tobacco try the imperial
Crown.
The Dunbury News sends out 11
warning that 11 short time ago a man
made his appearance in that city and
secured a number of boys to sell boxes
of silver polish which he had with him.
To the boy who sold the largest quan-
1111-. he offered to give a prize of a gold
wunh. The boys worked hard and
disposed of a large quantity of the pol-
Ish. Today they went around as usual
to see their employer and found that
he had left town leaving a board hill
behind him The boys consider their
(110111-911 of receiving any prizes rather
11 im
The great librariee of Pekln con-
tain volumes of books numbered by
the hu'drcds of thousands. In the
orcbicur of the government are still
to be iounl the ancient productions
of et-llpm‘n mode with great accuracy.
together with works of astronomy
which show a fair knowledge of that
interesting science.
.\iisu Adelaide Everhnrt. who was
commissioned by the Georgia legisla-
ture to paint a picture of the late
Charles 1'. Crisp. at one time. speaker
of the national house of represenia~
tiveu. has completed her work and the
portrait has been accepted. The.
figure in life Nile and mr. is
painted standing at the open
with gavel In hand.
lTAl.lAN PARLIAMENT
Rome, November 11-—
was opened today by King
in the speech from the throne ,
Jesty expressed the hope that t ..
utiea would actively resume
or: and dispose of the meaaurcs not
dealt with last season. Above all it
was necessary that the budgets be
speedily discussed.
The king also announcer] the pro-
jected bills. including measures for
the mitigation of the. taxation 1am.
and dwelt upon the notable economic
improvements in the kingdom Ad-
verting to foreign affairs. King Hum—
bert said Italy's relations with the
powers were excellent and nothing
menace-11 the country in any direction.
He alxo alluded to ltaly's participation
in The Hague peace conference and
added: "The forthcoming celebration
of the Holy Year will afford 1111 the
Lopportuniiy of showing we understand
nan-ed in coming to Rome."
SCREW 1N A ROOSTER'S (:lZZARi).
East Hampton. November H-k—Wil-
Ham 9'. later killed one of his young
roosters recently and in dresuing it
made a peculiar find. The roonter had
swallowed a brass screw. an inch and
in his gimrd had worn o . the threadn.
The roosters gin-rd wu literally
bran: lined. it did not appear to al-
fc1t his health in the least. Shortly
after this. one 11f )ir. inter-'0 children
found an lli~carnt plain gold ring In
the chicken yard. Mr. inter thinks
that his flock could be profitably em-
ployed In the Klondike 11- nugget pick-
era.
TWENTY ROI'NDS To A DRAW.
indvllle. Col. November l4-Tom
'of Chicago. fought twenty roundn laid
hi to a w. Moriarty war the ag-
emr 111 through. but Nolan was
shifty. and did clever dodging and foot
wo.rk Kid Parker 111111 challenged the
winner and It is probable that Moriar-
lty will meet him
Washington. November 14~Govern-
meat receipts from epitome 8899.019;
internal revenue 8414.:229 miscellan-
eons 891.70.lxpendltarea. 81988.-
wal
. n ' Wante everyone to attend hie Great Cloeln‘
of Dry Geode, Houery, Underwear, Fancy .
Wearegoing tocloee out thin etockat -.
a quarter long. The action of gravel '
Earliest cuetome‘re havetl‘
Fine Millinery at Reasonable Pncee.
An unending variety of bodice and Children a Hate in all the
pricee Impossible to duplicate.
at 500. 980. 81. 25 Stilt.
Ladies’ Hose.
Clti’
We carry full line of
Also the famous “Formosa Gltwes.
ery pair Warranted and Fitted.
Agent Old Staten inland Dye House.
WILLIS H
price, 86. 50.
value, 89. 50.
Men’ 0 raw-edge lo
sold elsewhere for 87.
All Trolley Linea
Pace the Door,
by. lorweik iloteb
prioeemarkedontheetoekareeolowwe
edyonwillappreciatethefact. Remembm
ofDryGoode,atwholeeale;
Thlemakeetheealeetlllfl‘monlmm
Edwarza
Ladies’ "Oneita" Combination Suite.
The one Underwear which gives the wearer "Solid Comfort." ‘
Feet lilack and Tana. double Soles value 16c. Our Price, 10c 1
rieiy of Patterns in "Onyx" Hose. both Cashmere and Cotton
Lord & Taylor a celebrated “Heretic" UndeVV
0111- lines of “Kid Gloves" 010 the best the market affords “l...
86 Washington Smetfiuth lorweik‘i.
SPECIALS:
Men’ 3 all wool black Cheviot Suite,
and double-breasted. would be good value at
Men 5 blue Peacedale all worried Suite.
seam black Kersey overeat
and 87.89; all we ask 10 “.50.
Very Special. «An all wool black Kereey Grendel
out In latest style. 87. 50; a regular 810 coat.
Willis 11. Selleok, Up-to-Date Cloihier,
50 Wall street, Norwalk. Conn.
Holiday Photogra ha,
\
Sittings for Christmas work should be 11111118”
as soon as possible.
11:11:51 stars 111 eontI‘II 1011111111111.
The Children’ 3 Studio of the Twin Cities.
N o sittings made after four o 'clock.
Cloudy days as good as clear ones.
E. M. JACKSON,
SELL 1*
, .
““1.
Photographer. ‘
53 Wall Street, lerwelk, 0000.
FLOili—Speclai introductory price
for Saturday. November 11. 241/: lbs
New Patent. 501-.
' IITE MEAL—Fresh ground. very
dcs table for mixing with buckwheat
and graham. for cakes. 2141'. lb. Will
CRANBERRIES—i-‘lne ones.
soon be higher. 3 11th.. 201-.
Si'GAR S’I’RitP—Notlce samples on
, our counter. fine as possible. 12c (11..
will sell gallon at 40c.
Biggest and best Mince Meat. A
new competitor. Will make three
good sized plea. is the result of study
and experiment to produce a delicious
article. We pkg.
CRAB MEAT PLAKES, 15c. and six
Soft Shell Crabs. 25c.. in tin.
CAMPBELL'S SDI'PS in variety.—
fnr mutual benefit.
. date.
G.
New goods constantly arriving What can we do for you?
Photographs
for Christmas
llold those desiring Photographs for the
olid aye it is suggested that arrange-
ments for sittings be made at an early ‘ ,
The llodel GroceI-y’s Weekly lluiet 1111111.
“ Just add hot water and serve"3nouglt
for six persons. High quality, 101:."l
SMALL RAMS—Pig Home to weigh'V
rom 7 to 9 lbs. ,
DRIED FRUITS-New peaches, 14'
and 161:; prunes, 11c; dried VVapplu,’
mm 1,;
Blueberries are gaining in favor. 180
can - 1
MY WIFE'S SALAD DRESSING-L
Since brought Into notice here has been
tried by new customers and WW!” II .
claimed. "No better ever 111 abet-
tie."
NEW CIDER—Thin lief. lot 18 I"!
ahead of my first two lots. in quality»,
Sweet, heavy body. No decayed ape
pica need.
We arehere .'
LORENZO DIV-ELI...
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Appointment: 0011 be made by Telephone.
0011 No. 143-12. .
5. NORTH
No. 78 Washington 81., South N orwalk '
"MW Ind "0
these long wemlnwlt becomes
appere i that the eyee need uned- j
tra heptorelieve them-I‘dfllllt
and that tired feeling _ .
defective vision. We can give
trn help by means of .
Properly Adjusted. and it outta.
tie If taken in time.
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