ii
1
I11. Rowan, deceas-
nwnted upon here
‘ of adults which
, ed the bank' 5 progress
continued. Indeed. it is
so who should know,
xecutive 1's admira-
or the work out out
laying the stability of
- nd the business exper-
has been successful in
.has- undertaken during
1‘, as he applies himself
ark and commands COl’lfi'
c has enjoyed a most
career inthe legislat-
1 s a member of the assenr
later of the senate, he has
11d secured the adoption
res which have been Jus-
time and are recognized
h1Ii‘tlblelaw11Responsibili-
are imposed upon him, even
iii [the Dcflocrats held control
' senate, Owing to his thor—
lowlcdge of afiaiis' in gen-
That the bank sliould lid\ 1'
o competent an official is
in nose for the feeling of re-
ich is very evident to ob—
ill". 5 the institution's course.
or 1 s, in addition to his priv~
business. is vice— president of
SOuth Norwalk Savings Bank.
ncial Review
, gorge Sawter, of Stamford, for
tal years United States consul
Iauchau. and who was ap-
ed to his post in Germany
or a Democratic administra—
HIS been "talking for publi-
u.‘ He says he has had op-
unity to hear expressions of
ion in regard to \merica
toad, and he has watched tli1-l
se of events at home. He be
es‘President McKinley will be
lected by a larger majority
1": received four years ago,
t the success of the Repub-
party throughout the nation
fil'dana continuance of the
"rity which has been 111 evi‘
tinder the present adminis—
11 Mr. Sawtcr knows how
Id hisjob. all right.
omieeticut would not object to
titer member of Congress \\ c
' e assertion that this tiini.
commonwealth can furnish
solid, able men for the llouse
ltd t any trouble. says the
~ thrd Post.
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOlNG.
ultithe coats of broadcloth make
', “ems always to be in style for
ildren.
moat without exception the coats
iris and misses have. the box back.
\ ales and violets are embroidered
' the instep to the calf of some very
dies’ hosiery.
‘ ,fur hat. which is considei ed very
this winter, is tr immcd VCI y
it as any other list would be—w ltli
and feathers.
01111 that gives an unusually soft
lmy effect is produced by putting
black lace edge on a foundation
[files of the finest of white not 111
1‘11 yourself to your clothes When
ppear on the sheet in min walk-
_lrt stand erect and not appear as
or frame were muscle instead or
6, an attitude quite nppiopiiatc
wearing the negligee 01' lounging
in fur coats are not in the height
yletllia1yoai',notwithstanding they
wSti-eet Commissioners remedy the drip-
any 11 unit! ed ' 1 ' ‘
Councilman Ontbtii sold 111 had
spoken. indigo or the officials about
the 111111 . 1‘ and he thought they alight
‘ He 11111111111111 11111111111111 hut
they 1111111111111;
utreet. 8111111111 11110111 and
bridges .
The 11611111111 voted to tulle a three
years' lease of the City Hall building
from January let on the 111111111 terms
1111 formerly.
Dr. Shelter repor led that the (‘1111111
all was paying $410 11 year tor this
building. and paying for all improve
1111111111. lie. was opposed to releasing
the building. and he recommended that
the city erect 11 new and suitable build-
lug for the purpose of holding meet
logs. etc.
Councilman Fei'iis said he 1111 visit-
ed several prominent eltiteuu. 11.1111
they were opposed in moat cases to
the er‘ection of a city hall just at pres
out
A motion was passed that the build.
in: be re-lensed/
Councilman Paul moved that the
plug from the balcony of the Mnhack
emo Hotel
Councilman Paul inquired what the
sign "No Rubbish Dumped Here, Un-
der Penalty of the Law." was doing in
the meadows off Day street. but could
not not find out who had placed it
illel‘e.
Adjourned.
NORWALK CITY COUNCIL.
Business Transacted Last Night Largo-
ly of a Routine Nature.
The business transacted at the
monthly meeting of the City Council
of Norwalk,“lust evening. was largely
of a routine nature.
Bills to the amount of $1,566.33. were
paid, as follows: Library. $56.98;
highways. $104.40; fire. $191.23; police.
$265.20; administrative, $154.75; sew-
ers. $98.50: lights. $595.27.
Appropriations were made
lows. in the different
It‘lnulltti, $250; fire.
$400.
Councilman Frederick Buckley.
chairman of the fire. committee. re
ported that he. had given the Connec-
ticut Construction Company a price on
the old fli'11 jumpers. formerly used by
the city.
An order was drawn for the Nor-
wiilk Fire Police. for $60. to make. 1'111
pairs to uniforms.
The report of the. Norwalk Library
was read and ordered on file. The to-
tal number ofbooks given out for the
month was 2.503. The attendance
was 3.617.
The police report showwl seventeen
arrests. and 287 tramps sheltered. .
City Clerk Hurlbutt reported that
the railroad officials had reported fav-
orably upon repairing the planking be.-
tween the tracks at the ralload cross~
ings.
Adjourned until November lfl.
THEIR CUISINE RALLY.
Continued from First Page.
as fol- '
departments:
$900; highways
an international bunk measure estab-
lishing a banking trust. He quoted
from the same document Representa-
tivo Cox. of 'l‘ennessm. who character-
ized it as the. most dainuable mcusui'c
over attempted to pass the House. 1 1111
speaker asserted that oven Republi-
cans who yet had some regard for their
constituents. refused to vote for it.
Turning to state and local issues and
candidates, he. delivered 11 strong and
forcible appeal to the people to pro.»
serve the. interests of their town and
city. irrespective of personalities or
candidates. The men who stood right
on the local questions might not be all
that was desired; they may have made
mistakes. The. question at issue was
one of measures. not men. They had
the courage of their convictions, and it
was a duty every citizen owed to the
community to see. that they were. given
11 good majority. H11 praised Messrs.
Richard H. Golden, Oliver E. Wilson.
and Henry W. Gregory as men who
could be depended upon to stand for
the best interests of 1111111 constituents
and urged that they be given support.
The. meeting was the best hold by
the Democrats dining the campaign
and they maintain it was fruitful or 1'11
units that will be shown lit the ballot-
I)OX today.
SHOT AND KILLED WIFE.
Was Showing Her How to Frighten
Away Any But-glare.
CHICAGO, November 6~By the acci—
be to the taste of more pooplc'
he in style one' 11 fur coat must be
least two kinds of fur elaborately
billed, caught with fancy buttons
1' .01? snug and p111 but in ilt.
lovely waist,
"h for most occasions is made 01
' lace the same width.
‘ _ ‘3 one. The collar is a wide. vol
out about the waist is n beauti-
h at the throat. 'l‘he
liberated this waist was of cor-
" 'Itlok pins? 11111 110.
If!
fraction. 25c.
DER'B BLOCK,
" din street.
1
and one dressy
his black velvet ribbon and
1. The two
,Itornated in rows running per-
ularly, and the effect is a very
: laid in soft folds. and the only
one
you. imagine the effect—«black
roomy lace and the soft red of
l breach? By the way, did you
that brooches had completely
. I
the DENTIST'
dental discharge. of a revolver last
night. Clarence llnrcklcy Beardsley. 11
111111'1 of wealth and well known in busi-
ness circles here, shot and killed his
wife Madge Bowkcr Beardsley. The
accident occurred in the family apart.-
incllti-‘l.
Mr. Beardsley was ciideiivoring to in-
struct his wife how to frighten away
iiiiy burglars who might coml1 about the.
house during his absence on a business
trip which he was on the point of milk-
lng to the Pacific. slope. lie had www-
(:11 the caitrldgen from thi1 revolver he
bought but often having shown her
how to hold the weapon, replaced the
bullets, and had laid the weapon on a
table. In some way it was pushed off.
and a cartridge exploded. Mra.
Beardsley fell to the floor with a
cry arid within ten minutes was dead.
The bullet had lodged just above her
heart.
YOUNG WOMEN ON STRIKE.
__..._..
They Make a Demand for the Same
Wage: That are Paid Men.
MIDDLETOWN. November liMElcv
on young women employed as weavers
on satin. by the Portland Silk Com-
pany. of this city: made a demand for
an increase of wages this morning.
and When it was refused went out. on
strike. The young women say they do
work usually done by men. and that
they are paid $3 a week. while men on
the name jobs, receive $1.40 a day
James Miller. supoiintcndont of tho
Imili, says the places of the striking
women will be filled if they do not
care to ictilrn to work. at the old
t thing pertaining to, LADIES"
LEADING ,
Buying Mlllfnary: Made Easy.
W. .
Our business is exclusively inilliuery We 11.111311111116111 cvery~
MISSES' ANA) LHILDRFNS'
l-lA'l‘S, in every grade, to suit every purse. As we .1111 ilienibcis of
the largest inilliiicry syndicate in the East, we are enabled to secure
strictly high class inci'ihuiidisc at suih low pi 11 ex thiit :111 individ
1111} house could never think of
This week we are sliowiuur
BLACK AND COLORED VELVET TURBANS.
Sonic trimmed with breasts, some with ostrich plumes.
are brightened by gold braid and gold buckles.
THE NEW OXFORD GRAY ALPINE HAT IS PROVING A
A BIG SUCCESS.
M an y
‘
PRICES: $1.12, $1.62, $2.25.
Everytliingin Birds, Breasts and Ostrich Plumes.
We pay your fare one way on $3 purchases: both ways on $6 purchases.
E. H. Dillon 61 Co.
986 AND 988 MAIN STREET. BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
FOR HOBBY STYLISH
CHILDREN’S CLOTHING
at the We are 1
Right Prices 1:. Headquarters
At $3.oo~——:\ Heavy. All—wool Silk liriezu‘ Reefer, double
breasted. with velvet collar and largcwliiic p/barl buttons. Lin—
ed with a good black ltaliau. .-\ good honest value.
At $3.00—l)ouble Breasted Reefer. with velvcl collar, of
an Oxford Mixed lx'crscy, and black ltalian lining. A very
serviceable garment.
At $5.00—Oiii‘ Finest Reefer,
Black Astracllan. trimmed with heavy black braid.
with :1 large sailor collar of
Made of :1
dark blue Kerscy of the snow quality you find i11111cn‘s $25.110'
overcoats.
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 O CLOCK.
1. Davis 6’1 San,
Tailors, Clothiers. Hatters. Furnishers.
85 WASHING TON STREET SOUTH NOR WAL K.
THE NEW STORE.
Mehackc mo Block.
_—
SiiTURDAY. NOVEMBER 3. we
shill: be ready for our informal opening
(111' introduction to the. ladies of me
Norwulks.
We shall. carry a complete line of
LADIES' OUTER AND UNDER GAR-
MENTS.
We shall encourage the 111111 of' strict-
ly liipb grade t‘lOIlllllg--Hhilll ask only
|)l‘l(‘1‘i~l consistent with such goods.
Mr. Simmons being a practical flir-
1'ici'. you may expect special values for
your money in furs and not he disap-
pointed—«not 11111111 1111 lotii.
My
Lady’s
Outfit
, throughout _
can be purchased
here soon.
We. will tell exact date of formal
Wait I opening us soon as it is fixed.
I
B. SIMMONS. Proprietor. 3
memo-momma”
7
TO AUCTION OFF TRANSVAAL. STEAMER WENT TO PIECES.
Mr. Kruger Going to Europe in Order
To "Get Intervention." Miles West of Cape Nome.
(lfllcc. as follows;
“Smith Dorien states that Major
Saunders and Captain Chalmers (of
bringing 410 passengers
gold illll-ll.
The Cleveland a Complete Wreck 25
and $5,000 in
The Roanoke culled from
From U. 6. 1.111111 Survey "rubles.
Tide milliliter NoVomhei'. 1900, com-
puted for Wilson Point dock. from
United states Coast Survey tables. The
helght'in feet' and tenths are reckon-
ed from Moanbow Water, which Is the
datum of surroundings on th11 Coast
and Geodetic Survey Charts for this
region. and which is 36 feet below
mean sea level. Morning tides on first
line. afternoon tides on second line of
‘ : Special Sale of
WRAPPESS ANI] llANNElEllE [ARMENIA
Compare and
Save Money.
Our Delic1ous Coffee.
Sweet Rosy Butter.
Fragrant Teas.
Double Cream Cheese.
New Maple Syrup.
QUICK SALES.
LIMITED CREDIT.
each day. For W edncoday. NOV. 7‘“.
Dale. H. 'I. Hi. I1.'l‘. Ill.
1;. l0.lliln.1n. 8.5i't. ti.l’1311.ni. -ll.i‘1ft.
103711.111. 7.511.. -i.:i:ip.ni. ~-»o.lft. . ‘ , . . ,, . . ,
7 10.5411.n1. 3:511:11 “3an —-1«il.fifi. loo (Ill/i 11 l.lidiis llark goloied \\ rzippus, htnvy 1111 ll‘( ablanil1
1I,26p.ill,- 7.41:1. 5.3211111. «rm. ll 11111111111, made with ilc1p iounci, 1111111 1' iinislieil wit 1 iron 11
s. l.I.'Iil[l.lll. 11.311. 515311.111. ~03? sizes. (1111' r1 giilvu one dollar WI appei, W ciliicsday 5 mice,
11.12pm. ~——il.9 t. 79 CENTS
ii. (l.lila.ill. 7.1111. Ii.21lll.lll. —0.li‘l.
13.30pm]. 11:16:}. 'Fllogpni. —~il.7ft. 511111141111 Lndies' Outing l lannel Night Robes. good material,
10. 1.08am. ' L “n" 0-3” l 1 1llna1lc1c1ula51 nice (11 cents. Wellnesda 5 nice
1.2011111. 7.6ft. 741511.111. 4.311. m “A” “L ‘ I" 0‘ ENT)S y I
ll. 2.02am. 6 7“. 8.1.58. m. 0.6“...
12 Smiliiiiiii 23% $2,113?! 2'33 Ladics' Outing Flannel 5L."ndciski1'ts, plain and lace trimmed,
3.11pm. 6.6a. 9.53pm. 11.411, good value at 3911 \A t(llleS(l;1;/'SCEII‘\111'IL‘S
l3. 4.06am. 6.2l’t. 10.32am. Lift.
14 2323 247:: £22132; (i'ilii lO dozen Misses' and (.1111er us if xtra Heavy Outing Flannel
' 5:32pm. 6.911. 12.00p_m_ 0,7111. Skirts plain colors. with deep 11cm and true trimming, regular 50
15. 6.12am. 6.3“. 0.00am. 0.7M. ((1111 (In :llity \\'Illll(‘:itld\'
6.39pm. 5.9ft. 124211.111. 0.8ft. 39 CENTS
ill. 7.0511.n1.. Mitt. 12.55am. (Loft.
13811-1“. 51:2?- 1.36pm. “Jill l.iidi1s llcavy Outing l'lannel Skirts plain colors with 11111~
17. 7.50pm. 6.1 t. i.4311.m. 0.13 l. . “i (1 "lg. W tllnesdzlv' s )lit 1'
9.2611111. 6.0M. 2.22pm. (Lilli. h'dh ”mum“ Hunk“ ‘ Ct 512;)CCENTS I
IR. R.2811.ln. Milt. 2.2911.1u. fluff. /
1 iridium. gflii’i fig?” Ilii’i Ladics' liine ()utillg’ liluiini'l Skirts, extra full size. elaborate-
H' igggfil: (mm: 2:140:13: 0:1)“: l_\' trimmed with lace, very pretty styles, i'cgi‘trlni' price 113 cents. Wed-
:11. 113311.111. 7.311.. 3.331.111. 11.611. 111'sdziys price :
911911.111. diff. 4.1lp.ni. 0.0“. 79 CENTS, '\
21 l0.07a.nl. 7.1m. 3.59am. (Lift. . . . . . . _
“1.2911111. 6.71’1. 4.3911111. ”11.511. Children s Outing l'laiiiiel Dresses, extra heavy material. neat
21’- l0.43a.m. 7-8ft- 4.30am. 0.3“. slvlcs, sizes (1 months to 4 years, our regular price 50 cents. Wetl-
ll.05p.m. 7.0ft. 5.09pm. "(Lift “(“11“,
21!. 11.20am. 8.0“. 5.03am. 0.1f’t. ' CENTS .
ll.-i4p.m. 7.311. 5.46pm. ~0.t‘1ft. 39 -
24' " 5'43““ 0'0“ 2r, dozen l.adics' Dressing Sacqucs. plain and fancy flannel, and
12.02pm. 8.1ft. b.2.i|1.111. “10.7ft. 1:. 1_ l . l l . :: 1'l1'l : . > ...1 ”1 1 $12
25 027nm]: 7:5“: 62811.1“. “0:1": ]) illll til 01 Cl , 1C1“) kli (H (Will, 51/45 3.. It) 42, ltd \1l :llk . . 5.
‘12.45p.ni. 3.011. 7.04pm. ——0.7£t. \\ cdncsday s price
26. l.l3n.n1. 7.6ft. 7.ll.ill,lll. —0.lft. 98 CENTS,
1.32pm. 7.9f’f. 7.51pm. —0.Gft. . ‘ _1 . 1 _
27. 2.0211111. 7.1m. 8.0711111. 01m, Ladies lxiniona l)l'cssiiig'bac11ues, made of heavy outingr flan-
‘LZID-m. Wit- 8.40pm. ~0-4fl- licl. plain colors. sold cvcrvwlicrc at $1.511. \\111lnesday 5 price
28. 2.57am. 7.6ft. 9.05am. (lift. ' $135: .
3.15pm. 7.4ft. 9,34p.m. ~0.2ft : :
29. 3.5411111. 71m. 1010an- O-ZIL Ladies' .i’lain ('oloi'cil l'Iidci'dou'n Dressing: hacqucs. regular
4.13pm. 71ft. 10.33pm. ”diff. .' .. a. .. .. '. .. . '..
:10. 4.1m m. 76ft. 11. 111.111. 11.211. 111111 In W‘” ““1"”‘143 " [CENTS
r116p 111. 11.911. 1131.11 111. 0011. 55 -
._..._._....._.. .. .. _.. . . .. . .. . -. .-.. a
WM.W”QMOWWW W
At Seymour’s Store.
WOOWMWOWWWM ‘ 6 6
\
Confident in the Rightness 'of our goods and prices. we ask a
comparison.
lowest cost—and to us. vour constant patronage.
flowuig our way.
it will mean to you new and reliable goods at
The tide is
We bait our hooks with the finest bait.
We land and hold the catch we make Willi goods that cannot
be surpassed. Try us and see.
YOU WENT.
Old English SW‘SS Roauefort Celeiy Cauliflower. Pears, etc.
Cheese. etc
New ligs.
New Raisins.
Fancy Concord and Magora
Gmms
New Maple Sugar.
New Oranges.
New Prunes.
Chas. E. Seymour, 33 West Washington St.
ness houses of South Norwalk
lows only imitatm s.
, price.
New fat Mackerel,
each, be.
Cape Cod Cranberries.
quarts for 25c.
7c quart;
LONDON, November ii—l.ord Rob- POlt’l‘ TOWNSEND, Wilsl1.. Novczn- Portland Mackerel No. 3. 1p 1p, pails,
crts, in a despntch dated .lohauncn- her li—Jl‘lle steamship Roanoke. report- 9911.. I
burg. November 5, reports to the War 1111 lost. arrived last night. at ”:30. New Orleans Molausou, 11111.. iucnid-
ing jug. 50c.
[lie truth of this statement \1zisn11ei more fully demonstrated than last week
some only partially, while
other were item for item and word for 11',or1l uhicli pr0vcs very 111111111141 cly our» statement often
made in these columns that we are the originators of low prices and high quality, and the other fel-
We offer this week a supeiior list of: price attractions, doubly remarkable
when you consider that new single item rcprtsents the best and piiicst of its class, irrespective of
VERY FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER.
white and fat.
11
the Canadian Mounted Riilcsl beliiiv-
1-11 with great gallantry in the action
of November 2. Saunders rode out 1111-
dcr a heavy fire to bring in a homo-
less non-cominissloncd oflicoi'. Sunn-
dci's was wounded and his horse was
killed, and Chalmers went to his us-
sistnncc. Saunders implored liim to
leave. but was refused. and the gallant
Chalmers was, I grieve to say. k‘lllili
Lord Roberts has cabled to the War
Office. that former President Stcyii. in
ii speech to Delarcy’s burghors, Octo-
ber 22, said Mr. Kruger had gone. to
Europe, in order to “get lntciioutlcn, ”
and that if he failed. ”the Transvaal
will be auctioned off to the highest
bidder."
ltAS Jll‘iUTlh. November Uf“Tlle
llutch cruiser (loldorlnud. with ex-
Proaldeut Kruger on board. which sall-
cd from hourcnzo Marques October 20
has arrived horc. She. has been dir-
ected to await instructions from The
Hague at Port Said. with regard to
Mr. Krug‘or'u landing in Europe.
The Goldorlund. which arrlvud here
yesterday, will stop three days. Mr.
Kruger, who iii in excellent health, re-
joices greatly at the news of the recent
Boer successes
"May they fight without remission,"
lie exclaimed with on1irgy.“'i‘hnt Is
what we 111111. "
Dr. Hoymiina declared Mr. Kruger
was going to Europe purely on 11 inll-
wagoii. - m
1’ " / ,
,-
day.
Nome October ti and reports the steam-
ship Cleveland 11 complete wreck twcu-
ty-ilvc miles west of Cape Nome.
where she struck a rock on October 24.
and soon went to pieces. llcr signals
of distress attracted the attention of
the lluitcd States cutter McCullough.
which went to her assistance and sav—
od her passengers and crew. except the
second officer/who was thrown into thv
icy waters and went to the bottom b11-
forc assistance could reach hlni. Olli-
ccrs of the Roanoke report that i1111 is
forming at St. Michaela. and when she
left that port, had to force. her way
through a thin sheeting of ice.
TEXT OF RUSSIAN REPLY.
S’l‘. Pl‘d'l‘ERSBURG. November 13»
The text of tho ltuiiiiiiin reply to tho
Anglo-German agreement note is pub-
llshed.
The first point. providing for open
ports on the rivers of the Chinese littor-
al, in favorably root-Ned. as it. does
not alter existing treaties.
The second point is all the more in
harmony with Riienla’111iiitcnti011.‘as
the integrity of the Celestial lllmplre is
”1111: fundamental principle of Russian
1111 11y
A11 yregards the. possibility of o. viola-
tion of Hill! principle. in the third 11rll~
cle, Rimsiii refers to 1101' note of May
28.11ndicpi1uts her declaration that
such violation would compel Russia to
modify. 1111 circumstances might require,
the attitude she has taken ill)-
We Lead, Others Follow.
Three busi-
copied out advertisement in this paper
Per 1b.. 23c.
SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS, 5 lb. average, Lb., 8c.
SUGAR CURED HAMS, small and lean, Lb., 11c.
MAUD S. OR JONES’S FLOUR $4.75 bbi., 60c. bag.
18 LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR for $1.00.
New Cider Vinegar.
11115.2611.
New Yellow Peaches. large cans, ox-
tra value. loc.
Ruby Lobster. 1 lb. ilat cans, select-
ed meat, can, 30c.
Gold Medal Asparagus, vory fancy,
2 cans f01 25c.
Quart c1111 table Syrup, new goods. “3V0” glass 100-
10c.
gal., including Soda Crackers. Ginger Snaps.
Nacs 01' Lemon Cakes. 1b.. in.
der. 4 lb. pkg. 1411.
pkg, 9c.
l
Nic
Fairbanks Gold Dust Washing Pow-
Riilslon Health Club Pancake Flour,
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, per peck, 20c.
The New York Grocery Company
(A.
Donovan Building.
It Is An codename Fact
F. BECKMAN & CO.. SUCCESSORS.)
South Norwaik.
THAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY MORE GROCERIES. OF BETTER QUALITY, AT
THE LYNCH STORES THAN ANY OTHER PLACE IN TOWN.
A glance over our pric‘o list. or better still. if you are not already trading with 1111,11
trial order will prove this to your satisfaction.
New Prunel,
New Evaporated Pouches,
Gold Duct,
OUR FANCY ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER,
23c. LB.
OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR. $4-75 BBL; 60c. BAG
18 LBS. BEST GRAN ULATED SUGAR FOR $1.00.
SUGAR CURED CALIFORNIA HAMS, 81:. LB.
BEST LONG ISLAND POTATOES,
Qt. Bottle Table Syrup.
Fancy New Sweet Potatoes,
13 Cakes Soup for
Pint Bottle Now Catoup,
Our One Dollar Sale of Last Week Still Continues.
THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY.
118 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
60 lb. Finest Quality Red Salmon, 15c can. New Citron, 13c lb.
10° lb- New Mackerel, so. Now Lemon Pool, 1011 In.
14° “33' Quart Bottle Vinegar. : 5c. New Jam. 16 oz. glu- Jarl, 1011,.
20., pk: Largo can Extra Fine Peach”, 1011. New Pancake Flour. 10o pkg.
251:. Grape Nuts. only 121: pkg. Hill-ton Health Food, 130 pkg.
51: New Seeded Rololnl, 9o pkg. Who-Iona. 130 pkg.
75c. BUS.; 20c. PECK.
19 1111111111 or. NORWALK.
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New l‘i'uit Jam in glasses, assorted ,
Norwalk Chronicler