. ”taunt.
title 18le0 p. in. l
... ritual Station.”
[ ‘York‘rTimes’;
ration of the tray".
pie ailyforceti to lose
i "time and temper,
ily stronger, because.
lization that‘tbe train
tp notemporary cause
railway ,oihcials are do-
, eat to remove. Tiieplain
‘ ‘ tithe traffic of the two
‘ “5.91.955. station has grown
' beiitlndletl either safe-
tnptly without a substan-
use. at least a doubling. of
her of tracks diverging
“tunnel. In other words,
permanent relief can be
. oh by the adoption of a
ticuisystcm for turning
a. i: by giving the arriv-
al parting trains room in
”move without interfering
ch other.”
deaf rules has been drawu
o t‘édaa‘t a meeting of
Want irlp' Union. in New
next week, with a view to
ti ' thcin to, the employers.
are someof the rules:
; ations of mistress and
all be purely of a business
Any extra work shall be
at so much per hour.
hours given for recreation
ittt‘ohched upon they shall be
hours of labor shall be so
god as not to exceed eleven
tiny One half day of recrea—
and either Sunday morning
nntiay afternoon shall be giv-
h week.
p division of customs and in-
‘afiairs 0f the War Depart.
‘ has prepared for publication
lenient showing that the total
,s’frorn ’cu'stoms sources ‘in
_ for ‘tlie"tc1i‘ months ending
one: 3!, 1900. were $13,215-
wliile for the same ten
3 of, 1899. they were $12..
a increaSc in 1900 of $1.-
es described as a failure.
ruly failed magnificently.
he London Chronicle. l1
ken all records for worlds
in regard to attendance. in
months 50,000,000 visitors
ed through its turnstiles.
han double the number who
the World's Fair at Chi-
hA‘r OTHER EDITORS say.
, - .-‘.":+.—.--—‘
(New Haven Palladium.)
Thanksgiving sermon on bun
. all. Dr. Joseph Anderson. of
bury... warned the housewife
at. a despot. He said: "In the
y‘Of New England 'l‘hauksgiv
blowout figures prominently. and
Wrdnt in a turkey. The turkey
(imitated. not only the dining
lit the meeting house. and in-
, Onto or " r sweetest saints in
apoatacy. ‘Oh. that some reform-
" torismven If in the guise
enilothwcoutury cooking com-
at “might regent: the wives and
m the tyranny of the
in "Ctr-Lou". Today.
LOUIS. Mo.. November
~ “00 dole ates. representing 11l-
dvor‘yf ralroad system in .thu
. wore. present today. when the
3......
tora' insurance Aaroclailun, of
lifted States and Canada. was
order, in this city. The busi-
ti'anuacted was purely of a r0u«
' are.
.‘.’" p delegates to tho twen-
miuh convention of the Rail-
, younger and Freight Conduct.
‘ tual Aid and Benefit Associa-
ail‘: will learn for a
\
gnu——
WfiLV WILL RETIRE.
A. Wand. Novumbur (lib—ll
I 111'!er that position In tbt
uturc. owing to Ill-houlth
M . militant gouoral auporin
It til headquarters at Tacoma
r. Kimberley.
all honest opinion all
in boat.
‘ each Thanksgiving time.
"leetion by Llhchiler'o orchestra.
Allin! annual convention of the-
hllihgvcwlll Join the delegates
, trip
4 ‘tIho‘Sfmth. over the Mobile in
that M. C. Kimberley. general
fondant of the Northern I'acl-
- . . whavc been selected to
barrier
in Thriv- .. ,
which attends the annual mu
ball of the Germanic Sap Waited
'a
gathering was no exceptl'n to' this,
enumerate attendance. in units of
pr attractionayevldonced tat the
society still reinitiali- hold on t” cloud
will of the people of thetopvu. The
ailairwaa characterized bye success
that was complete. and the members
of the. society, feel biahly plated.
The dancihh Walt preccuodby n cou-
cert that was excellent In every re-
spect. The opening number was a se-
Thc musicians were also heard In oth-
er selections of equal mcrit during the
evening.
Not a‘llttla was added to the attic
tie character of the program, by the
presence and excellent vocal Work of
the large chorus of the Concordia So.
ciety. of Bridgeport. This organica-
tion was heard in two numbers In cont
junction with the Garmaula chorus of
louth Norwalk. The selections were
the Schlftorlled. by Eckort. and tho
Mlnn‘elled, by Bunnie. The Concordia
Chorus also sang alone Pache‘a Wal-
delnaamkelt. The Germanic. Society
was heard in three selections, ch
Auserwachlte and Kriegcr'a (label, by
Loclhler. and Fruchling Am Rheln, by
Bren. The choral work throughout
was exceptionally fine. and reflected
great credit on the ..nbllity of the
director. Professor Karl Dlehl. The
Waldeclicd. by Kreutzer. was rendered
Winter
you are in the Spring
fates of Fashion, an
ion.
SHOE TOQU -.
NEW FUR TRIMMED I—IA'I‘S.
Season Contradioied in
‘ ‘ Milliheru Fashions.
After seeing the number of Roses and Colored ili‘oliages that are
being used to adorn the flats this season. you hesitate to ‘know if
' or Winter Season. However. such are the dic~
they must be obeyed. ‘
We have an exceptionally large gathering of r
in all the new tints. New Gold Fancy Crowns. New Gold Buck-
OUR ASSORTMENT OF
READY TRIMMED uAis
is unusually lar rcnimongthem you will find the small HORSE
_ .THE PANCAKE “AT and the large GAINS-
liORO effects in velvet. ,in all the new WINTER SHADINGS.
We pay your fare one way on 03 purchases; both way; on to purchases.
E. noting Sf Co.
uses and folingcs,
by William Behrune. and The Soldatcn-
Ilcbc. by Wut‘da. was sung by, George
Singer. Both bans solos were beauti-
fully rendcrcd. and received with
marked manifestations of favor by the
audience. The concluding number
was a comical sketch. in which George
Singer, Gustavo Frederick and Frltr
Zargea participated. it was called Dic
Bucrgachoft. by E. Simon. and was
very cleverly enacted. The singers
well known as first-rate amateur c01n~
cdlann. kept the audience in fine humor
throughout their appearance.
At the close of the entertainment.
the floor was cleared, and dunciue
commenced and continued until an
early hour this morning. the Germania
orchestra furnishing music.
The floor manager was John Meyer.
and the aids Gustave Mocllcr, William
Spitzer.
Arrangement committee. Julius Doy-
sonroth, chairman; Gustave Mocllcr
George Singer, Edward Sicbcr. Fritz
Zarzes.
Reception committee. Edward Sick
ber. chairman: Adam Singer. Rudolph
Knipplil. Gustave Friedrich. Gustave
Thleme.
Comptroller. John Mocbrlng.
SHOOTING STORY A CANARD.
A Man Said to Have Been Killed In
Darlcn While Stealing Chickens.
A report was widely circulated in
South Norwnlk,‘ this morning. that a
man caught stealing chickens at 0x
Ridge. 111 the town of Barton, had been
shot. dead.
The story was that the heunery of :1
rcaldcnt In that town was being roo-
bod. when the owner. who was arous
t-d. went out to investigate. He found
two Plymouth Rock pullcts tied up
alongside the henncry. and prewntly
heard a noise within the building. lip
called out to know who was iiit‘l'i‘. and
received the reply. "You —»—«--
-~~ ——- «a if you come in here you'll
find out." The owner started in. when
a shot was fired by the Intruder. anti
the bullet linbedded Itself in the man‘:
arm. The owner retreated to the
house. where. be procured a allot gun.
and when the thief appeared. he gave
him the charge full I11 the chest. killing
him instantly.
A Sentinel roporicr was unable, Ulit
morning. to verify thc story. which
was brought to South Norwall; by Jo
route S. tlnlnor, the milkmnu.
No one in Barton knew anything of
nuch a shooting. and Stamford could
not locate It.
A NORWALK PATRIOT.
In a communication dntod Naples
November lli, 190”. and received this
morning I11 Nurwullt. the writer says:
"I was glad to see that you had the
graves of .lohn Sherman's ancestors
carlnndod on the occasion of the great
slatesmah's demise. i had the consu-
lar flags and the stars and stripes at
my residence draped and hit” unrated
In honor of his memory."
John Sherman.
liaise only halfway up the must
The flat: today»-
Another great American
Has passed away.
, Through such aahctho nation moves
To grander heights.
As sailors gain the ports they seek,
By starry lights.
Safe in his country's love he sleeps.
A proven man.
In all he did moat earnestly
American.
Not at tho roaring ennnou‘s month
He found his fame.
But. by upholding in her need
Ills country's numc.
Equal are soldier and statesman——
Or soon or late
Each gives lllti life nnapuringly
Unto the suite.
'l‘licn honor him. and write. his name
‘ 0n tllory‘a scroll
- An high as any thorc. and breathe
' Peace to his soul. 0. (i. ii.
' It may not be generally known that
llm ilepurtcd secretary of state once
deputcd an agent to purchase the nor-
walk Sherman house In Main street.
It In a matter of regret that the project
failed of accomplishment.
ADDRESS T0 REFUGEES.
8lr Alfred Milnor Unable to Tell When
Peace Will be Restored.
CAPE TOWN. November 30~ln the
course of his address to the refugees”
committee. on Tuesday. Sir Alfred Mil-
nor admitted that there has been a
cultural mlacalculatlon an to the time
when peace would be restored. Guerllla
operations. intended to lntllct the max-
imum comprise upon the victors. he
said. was analog delay. and he finally
, pointed out that those lit and willing
to render military aanIce. could build}:
their own return and that of the other
Thanksgiving ” Goods
THE MODEL GROCERY.
Butter to grace you table.
Butter to be found.
with loan profit than acme others. that fine...
in the real reason that such quality in particular people.‘ 14‘; lb.. or 2 lunatic.
cheaper here than elsewhere.
line. fresh. . .
All Good Eggs. warranted good. or '9)“ new. 1 lb- 9’9”“
good given for had.
few and far between. ’
Best Flour. this sale. We bag. cash.» the name name.
Obi haven‘t we some fine Sweet Ct.
H
You will need our Clover Hill Print
No better
We are ntlaficd
300 lb.
Creamery Tub. lino—all right. 27c lu..
Strictly Fresh Eggs, depend on it.
34c doz.
25c doz.
They run fins and complaint-
Strlctly Pure Lard. to: 10.9.
Cleaned Currants. this sale.
Cleaned Currants, this sale. 1/9. lb.. 9c.f
A word to the wise—ORDER EARLY.
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
The mlllincr has gone a step further
than usual this winter. and is facing
the brlmn of his huts with fur. .
Thorc ls nothing richer with which
Mince Meat. wet.
Nico Spices.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
.‘I'he‘preat day oi New England. origin of family reunion and good cheer,
in just at hand. Witneu our effort to contribute “to the general joy" by an
array of good thingo at attractive prices—vain“ that ohould attract prudent
buyers and make our store boom with bunlneam It is a pleasure to cell nice
things. and we have that pleasure. We do not ask so much that we are afraid
to print prices and compare quality.
Pumpkins and Squash. by pound.
Seeded Raisins. Owl Brand. fluent.
tile "3.? dor, fine as silk,
Potatoes good. all right. 70c bushel.
Citron. finest Glace. also Orange and ; this time.
CASH PRICE—18 lbs. Granulated Sugar. $1. Special (wlth other goods.)
Lorenzo Dibble
M. EPSTEIN
l'lcusant Avo.~l~‘ort l‘olnt. St.
Nothing could be
A particular Mince Meat for
We have them. For
are instance. compare our Cinnamon with
some of that stuff you have. called by
ll/gc lb.
12:;
10c.
16c 9/4 lb.
200 gal.
ii"?
3* Yard
her of Guam. having been on the col-
ller Brutus. which lilac wreckcdfin’ tile
harbor a year ago. He said:
“The whole harbor In seven miles
or so long. by six miles wide. it in in-
cluded by an inland and a roof and the
entrance In less than half a mile In
width, with a channel not much wider
that a ship. The outer rcof I11 exposed
at extreme low water. and at high wa-
ter even a entail sailboat cannot cross.
inside there Is a barren roof off the
shore that is a honeycomb of coral.
The anchorage lies in the center of the
reef. three miles off shore. The bottom
of the anchorage "consists of white
hand. which does not hold. 111 case of a
storm the only hope of a vessel is to
leave this unsafe anchorage. and pass
by the reefs. through tortuous chau-
nola. to the open and. That is a thing
which requires navigation of the great
out accuracy and In practically Impos-
sible when such navigation In impoa t
slblc. In typhoona the darkness is so
thick that a man cannot see ten feet in
front of himself, and a ship's crew is
helpless. it in remarkable that the
Yosemite should have succeeded in
getting to sea.
"The Somuye cliffs. to which she
was blown. lie at the entrance of the
harbor, to the south of the deep chun
ncl. After being blown there a change
of wind could have blown her through
the channel past the roof to the open
sea. That is the only way i can ac-
count for her getting through the cuan-
ncl. which is full of coral snags and
sandbnra.”
TIDE TABLE FOR NOVEMBER, 1900.
w»
Computed for Wilson Point Dock.
From U. 8. Cent Survey Tables.
Tide table for November. 1900, cont-
puted for Wilson Point dock. fmm'
United States Coast Survey tables. The!
height in feet and tenths are reckon-
ed from Mean Low Water. which Is the
datum of surroundings on the Coast
and Geodetic Survey Charts for this,
region, and which is 3.6 feet below;
mean sea level. Morning tldco on first:
line. afternoon tides on second line of
each day.
Date. 1LT. Ht. l..'l‘. lit.
30. 4.54am. 7.6ft. ii.i7a.1n. 0.2ft.
6.16pm. 6.9i’t. ii.36p.m. 0.0ft
inn illlltillis nuns
day-wFriday. Over ;
Coats and Jackets. finished and fashioned in the moat approved“ »
manner by New York’s foremost tailor, will be placed ready for sale
in our well appointed suit room. at remarkably low prices. We can»
not very well tell youtof all, the few mentioned below will give you,
a fair idea of what’s to be bad. There will be no duplicates. If you
have not gotten your winter garments. this is your opportunity.
plain or belle sleeve. inlaid velvet collar. garment finely 'stitc'icd ‘
and lined throughout wuh satin, sizes 12 to 16 years. regulanvaiue ’T
$10.00. '
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An unusual sale of Ladica' Tailored Garments beguns here to-‘ '1‘ i
one thousand new and stylia y made Box
LOT I-Ladics’ and Misses’ Heavy Winter Coats, mostly
black, some were priced as high as $10.00. none less than $7.00,
TOMORROW’S PRICE. $3.50.
LOT II—-Ladies' W inter Coats. tirade of Fineléerscy Cloth»
colors. black, gray, castor. tan, and a few royal blue, lined through-
out. all new this season. some have been marked $12.50, none less
ban $10.00.
TOMORROW $6.90. , ‘-
LOT III——Misscs’ Kcrsey lilox Coats, tan. castor Enndifrp
R1...
at .._. Z":
TOMORROW. $7.50.
LOT Ivv—Ladies' [bug Box Coats. made of liinc Kersey
Cloth, lined throughout with Skinner's guaranteed satin. high
storm Collar and reveres.i1'nishcd with twenty rows of fine stitching. /
Very stylish garments, regular pricc$14.00.
TOMORROW. $9-so. ' 3
LOT V—Ladies‘ Kerscy Cloth Jackets, black. castor. tan and
gray. high collar and rcveres finished with newest designs applique,
' including the fish scale eiicct, garments lined throughout and fill-
ished in best possible manner. worth $12.00.
TOMORROW $8.50.
LOT VI—Ladics’ Black Winter Coats. made of Fine Kcrsey.
Heavy Pebble Cheviot. boucle, and Oxford Gray Mixtures. low or
high colla’r. box or tight fittingr fr out. guaranteed satin lining, all
sizes, the very latest and most approved
TOMORROW. $10.00.
SPECIAL VALUES IN LADIES' SUITS. FUR COLLAR-
ETTES AND SCARFS.
styles. regular prices
$13.50 to $15.00.
r
cxsiiflrnichs.
At SEY
Fancy large Smyrna Figs, extra qual~
Lemon Peel. all. 18:: In; Sweet Potatfloen. per peck. 20c.
Cluster Raisins. this time, 170 lb. you; Onion; C d b ‘ l t d
En liah Walnuts. fine. new. 15: lb; ran err 00. ape o , en no on e .
Datgea. fresh, new. in one pound pack-g 12¢ qt. POULTRY SEASONING,
aces. 100; Write)" PM“? 3“”"9'W' that make the turkey taste good.
Evaporated Peaches. now. final 10 and 150 box. ‘ .. . x i i . ‘ “'l ..-.
bright. 15c m." Sage. fine. ground froah. 6c box. l'vuutl‘bcedcd lu‘stns. .. ioxes, mic,
Nice Celery. l Thyme. Savory, Marjoram, 10c box. I\cw Cleaned Currants. full weight
Fine Table Apples. ’ Plum Puddings. at St: can. bones ODI‘Y. ‘ . l ‘
I shall offer some nice poultry from: Popping Corn. finest. fresh. 101: lb. IMHO? Lilli)“. Orange mid ‘ltllmn
by home. It will be very nice. Order. Oranges. fine. sweet Florida: and lerl; bultana Raisins. Large Huston
it once and give us time. i Jamaican. 35¢ doz. Raisins.
Fancy New l‘runcs. from 5 to She In.
New Figs and Dates. Choice New Mix-
ed Nuts. lllc lb.
Jordan Shelled Almonds. 50c lb.
CALL 58-2. BEST GOODS.
MOUR’S Store.
You want a Rtiyal Thanksgiving.
Buy your THANKSGIVING GROCERIES here. where you will be sure to obtain them
fresh. and also lower in price, quality considered. than you would have to pay anywhere else.
THE TURKEY HEADS THE LIST.
A choice lot Corn Fed, Home Dressed Turkeys.
you want to secure one place your order immediately. The price will be right.
You know our reputation on Turkeys. If
FRENCH CHESTNUTS. TRUFFLES. and all the Delicacies
None Such Mince Meat. Dudley's
Pumpkin and Squash.
Mince Meal in 3 lb. pails, 75c.
ing like it.
Cheese.
etc.
Ii‘inc llnnrh Celery. 1.3 to 20c bunch.
Fancy Table Apples. Florida Oran-
ges. 31'. to 451‘ doz.. Bananas. (lrupcs.
Grape Fruit, etc.
Cranberries. Sweet Potatoes, Pars~
hips. Lettuce.
‘ Delicious Coffee. Stvect Rosy Butter.
I28. 30. 32 and 34c lb. '
We guarantee every article we sell to
be all right. We carry the largest
stock of fine goods in the town. and
sell at lowest cash prices. Call In
and see for yourself.
Nothv
Edam, Rouquofort. Swiss.
Charles E.
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Thanksgiving Prices !
THAT NEED N0 COMMENT.
ibudo of tho flowers. and thou loops
of black velvet are caught \\iil'|'l‘ the
two fll‘t' Joined.
The straight round brim of a hut ls
draped with whlto’inllc. and over this
Is laid cream lace. lioth are. arranged
In Irregular round and round folds. and
not a, loop rises to mar the tint effect.
The crown In black velvet. and peeps
above the tulle. about ten Inches and a
half. The but In lifted a little on the
left side. and underneath a few white
roses are placed.
Ivory bit of material and trimming in
the parent white. care being taken to
select anltablc matcrluls. Crepe dc
chino and chiffon hung over taffeta
make a happy combination
Vogue has a paragraph about Incl-a
in Its last issue: bacon are more than
over the ccrnmonioua trimmings of
vclvcts. brocalea and saline. as Well as
the bodice and sleeve. ornamentation
of lean extravagant fabrics. All lace
nklrts. with dealgn specially woven In
“for the manufactured laces—taro of
exquisite beauty and accrued by none.
not even the. greatest of fortune owu~
cra. liow charmingly droauy are they.
and an immensely convenient for get
ting up a drunk at abort notice. or for .
refreshing and renewing one of lat-it
auction’s. with Ita bodice and skirt
ready for the trtunnforniutlon. Any
dancing-class member. with her home
dreanmalter. can. If she will. turn out
such a gown In one day. and the wear.
or have time to pay a visit to the name
shop where she bought her skirt. and
select her coraage flowers and gloves.
Geranium. orchids In those long gar-
land aprays. and huge. magnificent
French camntlona. with over unchang-
ingly beautiful roses, are the smart
‘refu . by joining the volunteers in
the m.
choice this whiter.
Drafts and Monev Orders!
..-..
H0llllll B. HOYT,
9999.199799m9'": ..
YOUR NOSi‘Z!
YOUR EYES!
. it's an heroism to fit the
one as It is the other—glass-
“ a detriment to the night
otherwise. Try us!
we don't do both perfectly:
no Washington or.
JACOB M., LAYTON,
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
SOUTH NORWALK-
'l‘ho fashion for white. In mourning 9 “WM _.. W _-
makes It poauible to create HOIIN‘ very sour" NOR WALK
bountiful mourning evening aov'nrt SAVINGS BANK.
Open daily. except Saturday. tron
Do.m.tolzm..andrrom1totp.m
Saturday. 9 a m. to 12 m.. and on Mon
day evening from 'f to 3.
interest allowed on domain.
ALDEN SOIMANB. Prat.
JOHN H. FERRIB. Vice-Pro»
GEO. F. 3WD. Goo. and Tree
w
800 if
MAUD S. OR JONES’S FLOUR.
to trim brown than black. Street --*--—-~
gowns of those two colors are very SEE! We're still keeping up price-
fashionable. _ , . . - .
lracc very much enhances the bean downing ”9 99°“ 9'0“"93- Seeded Raisms. Pkg.. 9c.l None Such Mince Meat. Grandma’s P_ C. Flour, Pkg. 90.
‘ll.‘.'.‘.‘3."l.‘. “flit-{illl'lfi“5..‘l'lll°ltilllfi . cleaned can... pkg. m.. 3 p... no. N... pupa... new...
. 8 ‘. . .. . ‘ . ‘ ' ‘ i . '
3099'” ““99“ 9’" -"°““§ “"9909 A “”9" :. :h:“:,l(l;:0i: lomuwlh' :2: Lemon or Orange Peel. Lb., 12c: Plum Pudding. Lb. can, 10c.. Pkg., 10c.
w l -. ' . . - - J . ‘ 0.. ' .
fnt‘iitt‘ifnl;:;‘«1 5‘ ii: llallhli>llfoézil3“531;?"[“f .. ”ms pumpkin 25c Fancy Leghorn Citron. Lb.. 12c. Fancy Cranberries. Qt.. 9c. 9 lbs. Buckwheat Flour for 25¢.
"“9 “mm“ 9‘" “““‘9“““9‘ "“9 “mm“ t‘n“ Sl'l‘uli. the New Smyrna Figs. Lb.. roe.I Fancy Sweet Potatoes. Pk.. 20c. 10 lbs. Rolled Oats, 25c.
)‘Vi‘lilitiiiiilgd‘uéilii (Iiifiitigri‘lll‘ i:l:|‘:|ii:“:l 3n- (”“9“ "9‘" "“99"“ "9"“ 90° Fancy New Dates. Lb.. 7c. New Orleans Molasses. 3 cans Golden Pumpkin. 25c.
ranged in a row about ”it; lhrtlmt. and ~- .. . Desicated Cocoanut. Lb.. ”c. Qt. cans. 15C. 3 lb. can Bartlett Pears, 10c, .4
finished at the ends with on: oops oi . ,
clicnlllo. are t'onsldprod m..... mom-t CHRISTMAS REMITTANCES New Mixed Nuts. 2 lb for 25c. Fancy Table Syrup. Qt can. we. 3 lb. can Yelltgw Peaches, 10c.
nucliwchr. Pink Is a fuvorllc color. , ‘
SOmt-tllllpa tho f‘illlt‘i Hm. (if llillo llli‘ To THE OLD COUNTRY. I8 LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR IOI‘ $1.00-
60c. BAG: $4.75 BBL.
THAT A DOLLAR WI
THE LYNCH STORES
A glance over our
New Promo. 5 the. for 250.
Lemon and Orange Peel. 7c lb.
Duuham'a Shred Cocoauut, 4c pkg.
3 ll). box nonunion Starchalac.
New Prop. Buckwheat. ltlc pkg.
Qt. bottle or can tuble syrup. lOc.
Fancy Sweet Potatoes. 20c.pk.
Pint bottle ebtaup. 5c.
Finest quality fled Salmon, the (can.
Our One Dollar S
Donovan Building,
Is An Undo
Nevv York Grocery Co.
I. F. BECKMINN Iv C0.. Successors.
South Norwuik.
mable Fact
LL BUY MORE GROCERIES, OF BETTER QUALITY, 'AT
THAN ANY OTHER PLACE IN TOWN. ' '
price list, or better still, if you are not already trading with us. a
trial order will prove this to your satisfaction.
Just a few Additional Specials for this Weeki’
New Mackerel, 10c lb.
Qt. bottle Vinegar. 5c.
Largo can extra fine Peaches. itlc.
Graponuta. only 120 pkg.
New Orllana Molasses, qt. can. the.
Mixed Nuts. 2 lbs. for 25c.
2 lb. pkg. aclt rising Cora Flour. tic.
Our famous White Ron Flow. ".75
Sew gender: Ralph's, 9cjpltg. bbl., “0‘. bag.
cw am. 6 . 3 can hr. 10c.
New Pancake Flour, 100 pkg. Long inland Potatoes, 75c bush, 200
Ralston'n Health Food. 13c pkg. ”90k-
Plum Pudding. 1 lb. can. the. Meanina immune. f0c dozcn.
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