t‘i cannot be said that
its” equivalent to its
c airs the ultra—jingo
' ” , of which it has al-
utiopoly. Taking for its
fercnce to the istlnnian
declarcsrthat Washington
ntitied to override our
tired rights iii any part
_ . «America, except with
but of otir government.
. a Patincefote compromise
test In extreme concilia-
tl epresents this country's
‘ ,word, anti the United
,t lit St either accept the pro-
‘53' . Stands or abide by the
(lithe Clayton-Buiwer
‘ Owever embarrassing its
' is may be to American
H
cars from a recent Lon-
.‘per that municipal owner-
bf‘publie utilities in England
out railways, for instance-~—
tcli a bad scheme. Since.
:0 thii County Council has
or the tramways in South
unfit has arranged to give
f5 rest iii seven to every
tiiployetl. and has estab—
$i§tty lionrs' week. It has
ti the-service. extended the
of half—penny fares. and at
2 time has earned .l—l 42.000
and the relief of the rate-
' This refers to one section
don only. The reports for
whole city are. i believe, just
curable.
p be practicable to the tfiivil
lite Board created by the I‘hil~
Cummission. to establish
vii service" in the Philip-
he commission is instrct‘
lititict civil service cXillllllb
here on the request of the
tntlcr regulations here. or
greed on between the two
.i replying to resolutions cir-
him for the presidency in
citator Hanna said:
into public ofiicc and I seek
to ard. Although I deeply
. "-eeiate the feelings expressed
ri-y neighbor-shrill friends. it
inlet be the crowning act of my
it ill the presidential chair.
My candidacy for the pres
absolutely ottt of the
on, and is not even to be
e‘Housc Committee on Mili—
Afiairs hasidecidcd to amend
Afllty_l)lll:l)y including an
weantcen provision. 'l‘liis
. “ d-inent prohibits the Sillt‘ oi
' it on all military government
flies, in army posts. trans-
,‘vctc. It is the purpose of the
hide to pass the army bill
tugli the House by Saturday of
week.
ctitioii which has been cir—
among the members of the
ydlfl county bar, in favor of
etention of Judge II. I. Cur—
Dlt the court of Common
, , glide .Aily other aspirant will
up
--. 4-...
;HIGH Burnoncsr.
New. Hu‘fen J'iillittilutn.)
hunt." lift-i name in ltobert. M
hleh indicates that he.
Scotch. Mr. Bruce‘s wenlti
i it is estimated at between
three millions. but
' extracting,
bromine it.
than honest opinion as
' iii best.
i i
2. glacaccouptcgwre found perfectly
' straight». humane worry drove him in-
..0iltl more.
bench. is being generally
1.11mi a big majority of the bar
nvor of the present Illt‘tllll-
{pays the Bridgeport I’ai'nici'.
.chii‘dliiti tleclopcd one. man of
than be said that be Is "rich
, In it
ref the most honest race In the
till!
IN'
to robber and others like
Cunt. . .,
Mr. Bruce‘s attention was called to
this matter while serving tut one of
the committee to investigate the ac-V
counts of Selectman Sutton, who was
chatted with financial crookednesc.
antic. ‘But M’i‘.‘ Bruce found that the
town was running rapidly Indebt. and
issuing bonds to meet deficiencies. He
realized that these» bonds were a mort-
gage upon the Wealth of every property
owner and that it would be cheaper in.
the end to fulfill the injunction. "pay
air you go."
W. B. Smith. one of the largest land
owners in and around Greenwich. en-
dorses Mr. Bruce's Ideas. and expects
to have his assessment increased. He
explains that when the people of
Greenwich were trying to persuade
New Yorkers to come to the town and
establish homes. they made the taxes
as low as possible as an inducement to
them to buy. These low assessments
have been allowed to continue, the
town getting heavily iii tlebt in cori-
sequence. . .
One of the fortunate benilclarlcs of
this careless system is it}. (I. Benedict.
who spent $1,500.0w on his house and
stables. and whose real estate surround~
big the mansion would sell for $1,000.-
Mr. Benedict. ls assessed. it
Is reported. for $75,000. William Rocke~
After seeing the number of Ros
being used to adorn the l-lats this
lcs.
is unusually large: among them yoti
Slit )li TOQUE. 'l‘l'lE PANCAKE
llClIiO eficcts in velvet, in all i
NEW lt'Ll R 'l‘lilllill-ilfli) l-IA’I‘S.
‘ atropine notification surname 3
Winter Season Centradioled iii ‘A i A ,
Millicent Fashion‘s. “ .
you are in ‘the Spring or Winter Season.
tates of Fashion, and they must be obeyed. . '
We have an exceptionally Iar ge gathering of roses and foliagcs,
in all the new tints. New Gold‘la‘ancy Crowns. New (iold Buck—
OUR ASSOR TMENT OF
READY TRIMMED tlA'fS
l m...—.....M
We pay your fare onc‘way on $3 purchases; both ways on $6 purchases.
E. H. Dillon Sf Co.
986 AND 988 MAIN STREET.
rt .
it:
es and Colored lt‘oliages that are
season, you hesitate to'ltnow if
However, such are the die-
.
will lllltl the small house
llA'l‘ and the large GAINS—
lic new W l'N'l‘l‘IR Sl'lADlNGS.
teller Is estimated to own 51.000000 in
Greenwich. and is assessed for $75,000.
Col. Hilton. who owns an estate that
was rented for 00 days for 89.000. or
$100 a day. is assessed for $20,000. Other
gentlemen who have been beneficiaries
of this system are George .I . (lould.
worth $30.000.000; .1. Kennedy 'i‘odd.
worth 34.000000: A. A. Marks. worlli
$2,000.000: estate of .lohn .I. llendrlr.
worth $2.000.000: Luke A. Lockwood.
worth 31.000.000; George 1. Tyson.
worth $1,500.000: Henry 0. Havemeyer.
worth $5,000,000. it will be it glad
day for Greenwich iiliti for the state as
well. when these millionaires are in-
duced to pay the assessments lll pro-
portion lo their wealth that their poor
neighbors are paying. l\ll‘. llruco
argues that there should no longer be
any distinction. if the other million-
aires can be brought to his way of
thinking, its elicet upon the town will
be like a great moral and religious ve—
vlvsl. The sight of a great cominiiniiy
of rich. but honest citizens would be a
spectacle for gods and men.
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
L'sc both sugar tutti molasses to
sweeten pumpkin pIe——equul quanti-
tics.
(lood taste rather than showiness Is
characteristic of “in season's velllngs.
Change. the water in which onions
are boiled at least twice, and salt it
elicit time.
You can be economical and at the
some time improve the flavor of your
mince pics by nnIui: the vinegar loft
from the emplled cans of pickled fruit
instead of cider. It Is not better than
cider. but will take the place of cider.
and is better than plain vincaur.
()ne of the best assistants In llllllilllL‘
out a Christmas list is a collection of
the specially gotten up catalogue of
holiday books from the host publishers
There are new books. and old books in
new dresses, running In price from
say a dollar to as high as fifteen or
more dollars. for some old friends.
which are beautifully Illustrated.
A good many cooks who never used
to think of doint: so now strain their
cranberry cause through it slcrt- line
enough to hold back lin- skins of the
“HTS. bill so course [hill the seeds pas:
through. Strain the. sauce free from
these, too. and you will have a doll-
lions rt-lisli. Another point: (look if
m It will lolly. but only very slitzlllly.
else it will be hard and unpalatable.
We see from time to time printed
stiguestioua as to what to do If the fowl
one is preparing for the oven hits any
unpleasant odor about it-~\vnsh with
soda water. etc. I say. If it has been
so bungiiigly dressed. kept so long. or
for any other reason Is disagreeable to
the sense of smell. it is not iii to cut.
it. should be tempting when It goes into
the oven: as It. is when it comes oiti.
'I‘liosc ladies who like to walk much
have. enjoyed the [till season Immense-
ly. It is now winter. There has lll‘i‘ll
no citll for heavy wraps (the bncbcur
of the podestrianll—A the small furs be
log all the protection necessary. And
aren't they the most delightful kind of
wraps cvcr designed for feminine
wear? It makes no difference whether
they are cozlly in place. or carelessly
curried. they very much enhance a
juuuly walking suit.
DISPUTED RACES.
Members of the National Trotting As-
sociating Taking Testimony.
NEW YORK. lileccmhur tlet-uibci's
or the National Trotting Association
to the number of a score or more met
today at the Murray Hill Hotel. where
they will be in mansion for HilVi'i‘iti
days. President I‘. P. Johnson. of
Lexington. Ky.. acted as clinlrnniu. iuid
\V. H. (lonelier. of Hartford. (lllllll.. tut
secretary. ’l‘hc Ilrut Work of ill“ day
was the taking of testimony In l.lll' nint-
tor of disputed and contested megs
during the last. season. ('lth'H oi cuter-
lng horses out of class. the matter or
lines and oxpiilslonn or suspensions
from the association of horunn illltl
their owners. and the ,matter of l‘i‘lll-
statement of certain horses having
been under suspension fora greater or
less length of time.
HIGHEST lN MINERALS.
The soil of Peru contains the lut'gunt
number of minerals of any known
country. At l’lurlu. in the north. pe-
troleum and sulphur. sllvor. land. cop-
per and coal In the great mining lilttllil
of Corro do Patten. In central Peru. and
phosphate. quicksilver. nurll'm'ouu
grounds ninl lioritx ltl. Arequipa. in tho
south. At the prcituiit tinn- ihu utini~
bar of mines helim worked in 2.500, oin-
’Dlinliig 70.000 workmen.
w
i BIGGEST aTlJRGEON.
Titeplargetit limitation on record was
i
l
caught In the Nortlt Boa. it weighed
i325 pounds. but the delight of the fish-
nrnion was tempered by the fact that.
It did $750 worth of damage to tho
. nets licforotlt was given the coup do
Butter to grace you table.
Butter to he found.
with less profit than some others. that
is the real reach that such quality is
cheaper here than elsewhere.
low and far between.
The great day of New England. origin
is just at hand. Witness our effort to ccntrlbute "to the general Joy" by an
array of good things at attractive prlccs~valucs that should attract prudent
buyers and make our store boom wtth business“ it is a pleasure to sell nice
things. and we have that pleasure. We do not ask so much that we are afraid
to print prices and compare quality.
You will need our Clover Hill Print
No better
We are satisfied
30: lb.
Creamery Tub. fine—till right. 27o lb. ‘.
Strictly Fresh Eggs, depend on it.
fine. fresh. 34c doz. .
All Good Eggs. warranted good. or 'i
good given for bad. 25c doz.
They run fine and complaints are
Cleaned Currants. this sale. [.2 lb.. 9c.
Citron. finest Glace. also Orange and
Lemon Peel. all, 18c lb.
Cluster Raisins. this time. We ”9..
English Walnuts. finc. new. 15c lb.
Dates. fresh. new. in one pound pack- '
CASH PRICE-IS lbs. Granulated Su
Thanksgiving H GOod‘S V I
THE MODEL GROCERY.
W
liner.
particular people. 14c lb.. or 2 “13., 25c.
instance. compare our Cinnamon with
some of that stuff you have. called by
Best Flour. this sale. 60c bag. cashnthe same name. 15c l. lb.
Strictly Pure Lard. 10c lo.l Oh! haven't we some fine Sweet CI»
Cleaned Currants. this sale. 16c lb. cler. fine as silk. 20c gal.
this time.
ages. lOc. Ourkcy's Poultry Seasoning.
Evaporated Peaches. new. fine. 10 and 15¢ box.
bright. 15c Io. Sage, fine. ground frclh. 5c box.
Nice Celery. Thyme. Savory. Marjoram. 10c box.
Fine Table Apples. Plum Puddings. at 9:: can.
I shall offer some nice poultry from Popping Corn. finest. fresh. 100 lb.
my home. It will be very nice. Order Oranges. fine. sweet Florida: and
at once and give us time. Jamaican. 35c doz.
A word to the wise—ORDER EARLY.
LorenEEDibble
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
of family reunion and good cheer.
Pumpkins and Squash. by pound.
ll/ac lb.
Mince Meat. wet. Nothing could be
particular Mince Meat for
Seeded Raisins. Owl Brand. finest.
12c lb.
Fancy large Smyrna Figs. extra qual-
y. new. 1 lb. box. 10¢.
Nice Spices. We have them. For
Potatoes good. all right. 70c bushel.
Sweet Potatflocs. per peck. 20c.
White Onions.
Cranberries. Cape Cod. best selected.
12c qt.
gar. $1. Special (with other goods.)
SURE OF HIS FIGURES.
Lord Kelvin. otlierwlsc Professor =\
William 'l‘hoinpson. is a unrld‘famous‘l
ol’ the civilized notions of tho world.H
He Is but ii. little less than eighty.)
rears of age. but. still retains the push ll
ion. that he has held for over iwu-'r
u-oi'c years. of professor of natural
philosophy In the University of (ibis~
:on'. the institution where he himself
was educated As it professor ln- bus
lllllll' peculiarities,
in the habit of saying. when a doubt-i
int: question is pill to him, as to tho I
absolute certainty of some proposition;
“Didn't 1 figure llutl out myself?"
The question is not put ii'rllubly or
cuntlHtIt-itlly. Ill-l a rule; It. Is merely the
natural remark of it man who has bccul
an acknowledged leader of world~wldu
fame for no runny years.
One day. when lecturing on chrome“
lly. he told his class that. while a
voltage of three thousand or no wouldl
In- fnlul to n truth. it voltnitn of. any.
some three hundred thousand. would
be perfectly harmless.
With a (‘ill‘l'l'lll of fur more than or-
dIntii‘y yolinuc. he was going to give
them it pi'iit'llcul illustration of tho fltl'l.
on himself. right there before tin-in.
The students could hardly believe
tint electrical ii'tiiiitfornii-i' it cry of
dinnuitt and horror went up.
"Try It on it tloit'. Try it on an uni
null!“ came from all parts of the loc’
llil'ti room.
Lord Kelvin turned It! still tIIiiuIly
liIlIl cur-it u look of reproach over the.
t‘lililil. 'l‘lieue wort- his own pupils who
iverc doubting himmlt was in his lli‘-l
loved University of Glasgow. To;
doubt. on some minor point would noli
have hurt him, but to ihliik that they"
could question the.
carefully prepared iiiinreu. on n nnilr
tor of nticli moment was really painful.
For a few moments lief. looked at them
Iii silence. 3
"Didn't l figure It. out myself?" he
paid. at length: and then there was
only silence. as llt‘ continued on his
way. to the apparatus. ltinl untidy iur‘c
ed the tremendous voltage into him.
selr.--l’hlladelplila Saturday Evening
Post. ’
FLORIDA roaAcco. i
Florida. according to local papers.
is becoming one. of the great tobacco.
producing states. and the product has
been pronounced In some respects
equal to that of Cuba. Sumatra wrap-
per tobacco raised in Florida recent y
took the prize at the Paris exposition
grace.
scientist. “'llll It‘lltiwbllllll‘i illlil "WI“ menu by the plll’llllt‘ u ‘slruni'. man.’ a
.icrslilps galore in the learned societies! man who has some experience of life
elllcicnt creature. its David t‘oppcrllcld
did to his liorn.
ii
more be In sure. to admire the deep
and one of in...“ strength of character in woman that
springs from the large
their cars. but an he stepped toward.SOUTHMNORWAL'}
reliability of his!
over the world. I '
“Strength in woman ls admired by a
Iron; man always," writes llelcu
Vullci'son Moody in the llet'eiiilwr
.adies' Home .louriuii. "(if course. I
l occasionally happens ilnil ll very
unlit: man of real strength of charm-
l‘l' falls lllt' victim in early life. to tin-
iisciiinllons of a clinging. sweet. In~
Iiut the older and till'
trongcr and lllt' wiser it man is. the
and easy iibili‘y
0 do things wr-ll.“
..x..r.._
critiuiiis’ ’ itinerant?
TO THE OLD COUNTRY.
Drafts and Monev ()i‘dei'sl
'JACOB M. LAYTON.
5 RAILRQAD PLACE.
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘ desnatcii hum Nan Kow i’iiss. tidied
0f
LONE N. December twA special
November 30. trays the Kaigun expedi-
tion was Ineffective. the Chinese crud-
log all attempts to engage thorn. The
townseu route were occupied unop-
posed, and some tolls of skins of silver
were levied. Tito cavalry captured
the baggage of the retreating Chinese
force at Swen F‘u. killed thirty of its
guards. and secured 20.000 taels.
'Three mandarlnes. who were instiga.
to“; of the massacre of converts at
Tel Ming, and twenty-three Boxers.
were executed. but the Germans gener-
ally Ignored evidences of anti-foreign
activity.
There are continuous disturbances
in the interior, where it bad impression
has been made. by the excessive with-
drawal of foreign troops. and the com-
placency of the allies? ’l‘lio mlssloir
aries anticipate a recrudescence of the.
outrages.
TIEN TSIN, Monday. Doccmbt'u' film
’l‘iiiig Wen l-luunii. the author of the
outrages upoit tho l’uo ’l‘ing Fit mis-
sionaries. arrived today. iiiitl was par-
aded through Victoria Road. In a cart.
under a strum: (lot-mun guard. previous
to being handed over to the provisorr
al government for decapitation.
SllANGl-lAl. December ti~—'lt In re-
ported ln 'l‘len Tsln that the int-mans
lost twenty killed and many wounded
west of Poo ’l‘ltig lt‘u, where they were
attacked by tivcnty~flvc hundred Box-
ere.
A quantity of loose powder exploded
In the last arsenal occupied by the
M. . \
Iii
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I30
LillilES’ Alli) MISSES’ ‘ IIIII
An unusual sale of Ladies’ Tailored Garments begins here. to- ‘
day—Friday. Over one thou sand new and stylishly made Box-
Coats and Jackets. finished and fashioned in the most 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 cant
not very Well tell you of all, the few mentioned below will give you
a fair idea of what's to be had. Th ere will be no duplicates. If you
have not gotten your winter garments. this is your opportunity. ‘-
LOT I-l.adies' and Misses’ lleavy Winter Coats. mostly
black, somewcre priced as high as $10.00. none less titan $7.00,
TOMORROW’S PRICE. $3-50.
LOT II—«l..adies' Winter Coats, made of Fine Kinsey Cloth.
colors. black, gray. casior, tan. and a few royal blue. lined through—
out. all new this season. some have been marked $2.50, none less
than $io.oo.
. TOMORROW $6.90.
LOT III—Jilisses' Kcrsey Box (foals, tan, Castor and royal,
plain or belle sleeve. inlaid velvet collar, garment finely stitched
and lined throughout With satin, sizes to to in years, regular value
$10.00.
TOMORROW. $7.50.
. LOT IV--l..adies' Long Box Coats, made of liine liersey
(.‘Iotli. lined throughout with Skinner‘s guaranteed satin, high
storm collar and revercs. finished with twenty rows of line stitching.
mutt
Russians. it In supposed the. explo-
sion was caused by two Chinese who
were smoking. Both Chinumen wr-re
killed. The shock was felt at Tlen
’i‘siu. four miles distant.
SHANGHAI. December Ia'l‘lit- Your;
situation. gave Vice Admiral Seymour
satisfactory assurances of their future
policy. on the occasion of his recent
visit to those officials.
Nature at tlint-u iii-rifts a branch into
another or Into the trunk of the tree.
probably when fiietloii wears off‘ the
bark down to the growing layer. so
that union is possible. In all crafting.
It is essential that the inner layer of
the bark come into contact with that
of the stock in which the malt is made.
its in cleft or split grafting.
CASH PRICES.“ WWW-WM
Buy your THAN KSGIVI
TH
that make the turkey taste good.
lt‘iincy Seeded Raisins. 2 boxes. soc.
New Cleaned Currants. full weight
boxes only. __
Glace Citron. Orange and Lemon
l’cel. Sultana Raisins. Large. Cluster
Raisins.
Fancy New Prunes. from 5 to 20c lb..
ed Nuts, ltlc. lb.
Jordan Shelled Almonds. 50c lb.
The viceroys. who are masters of Hit"
though it be only one. sidi- of the erat‘l.‘
A choice lot Corn Fed. Home Dressed Turkeys.
you want to secure one place your order immediately. The price will be right.
POULTRY SEASONING. FRENCH CHESTNUTS. TRUFFLES. and all the Delicacies
New Figs anti Dates. Choice New Mix-
\'er_v stylish garments. regular price $i4.oo.
i TOMORROW. $9.50.
I
I LOT V ----- Ladies' Kerscy Cloth Jackets. black. castor. tan and
'gray. high collar and i'cvcres finished with iicwcst designs applique,
including the fish scale effect. garments lined throughout and fin—
‘islicd in best possible iiiarinct'. worth $12.00. 7 A
i . TOMORROW $8.50.
I LOT Vim-Ladics‘ IIIack Winter Coats. made of Fine Kersev,
i Heavy Pebble i'licviot. bouclc. and (leord (ii‘ay Mixtures. low {if
thigh collar. box or tight fittingr front. guaranteed satin lining. all
asizcs. tlic \'t'l'_\' latest and most approved styles. regular prices
.$i3.5o to $i5.oo.
l TOMOR ROW.$io.oo.
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I
{SPECIAL VALUES IN LADIES’ SUITS. FUR COLLAE—
j ETTES AND SCARFS.
CALL 58-2.
BEST GOODS.
At SEYMOUR’S Store.
You want a Royal Thanksgiving.
NG 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.
E TURKEY HEADS THE LIST.
You know our reputation on Turkeys. If
Nont- Such Mince Meat, Dudley's
Pumpkin and Squash.
Cranberries. Sweet Potatoes. Pars-
iiips. Lettuce.
. Miner.» Meat in ‘5 lb. pails. 75c. Noth- llclicious Coffee. Sweet Rosy Butter
””‘ ‘”‘“ l“ . . 23 no 32 and stall. ' ’
Cheese. indent. Rouquefort. Swrss. ' ' ‘ '
etc. We guarantee every article we sell to
Pine Bunch Celery. 1.3 to 20c hunch. be all right. We carry the largest
Fancy Table Apples. in‘lorlda Orau- stoek of fine goods in the town. and
cos. Iii; to the do”... Bananas. Grapes.lseli at lowest cash prices. Call in
‘tlrape Fruit. etc. and see for yourself.
Charles E. Seymour.
THAT
Pkg.. 9c
Pkg.. 12c
Lb.. izc
Lb.. roe
Lb.. ioc
Seeded Raisin’s.
Cleaned Currants.
Lemon or Orange Peel.
Fancy Leghorn Citron.
New Smyrna Figs.
Fancy New Dates. Lb.. 7c
Dcsicatcd Cocoanut, Lb.. me
New Mixed Nuts. 2 lb for 25c
MAUD 8. OR
Donovan Buildl
‘Thanksgivi
18 LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR for
Eating tour. 33 West Washington Street.
rig Prices I
NEED NO COMMENT.
Grandma’s P. C. Flour. Pkg.. 9c.
New Prepared Buckwheat,
. None Such Mince Meat.
. 3 pkgs. 25c.
.* Plum Pudding, Lb. can. ioc.' Pkg., 10c.
. Fancy Cranberries, Qt.. 9c. 9 lbs. Buckwheat Flour for 25¢.
. Fancy Sweet Potatoes. Pic. 20c. 10 lbs. Rolled Oats. 25c.
. New Orleans Molasses. 3 cans Golden Pumpkin, 25c.
, Qt. cans, 15C. 3 lb. can Bartlett Pears. 10c.
. Fancy Table Syrup. Qt. can. roe. 3 lb. can‘Ycllow Peaches, IOC.
$1.00.
JONES’S FLOUR, 60c. BAG; $4.75 BBL.
New York Grocery Co.
“CFC
BECKMANN 6 00.. Successors.
South Norwalk.
n9.
.zr.
5A vmoS‘
Saturday. 9 a. m. to 12 m..
day evening from 7 to 8.
.utcroiit allowed on commits
ALDEN BOLMANti. Prat.
JOHN H. it‘lllltitiii. Vice-Prim
(mo. F'. nihilism. Son. and Tron
H0llllll B. HOY'I.
«constitute: .
YOUR NOSE l
YOUR EYES l:
it‘s as necessary to fit the
one as it In the other-5lass-
as a detriment to the sight
otherwise. Try us! See If
we don'tdo both perfectiyi
BANK.
Open daily. except Saturday. from
lia.in.tti12m..nnd from) teapot
and on Mon .
THE LYNCH STORE
Just a few
New l’runt-a. ii lbs. for 25c.
Lemon and Orange Peel. 7c ll).
lilinham'n Shred Coeoitnut. 4c. pkg.
3 lb. box bust gloss Starch. Me.
New i’rup. Buckwheat. lilo pku.
Qt.. bottle or can table syrup. 10c.
it‘iiili‘y Sweet. Potatoes. 200 pk.
I’lnt. bottle enlitup. be.
“man 3.... a...
mi ms in Uhdeiiiabie ~Fact
THAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY MORE GROCERIES. 0F BETTER QUALITY. 'A'I‘
Fluent quality Rel] Salmon. the can.
Our One Dollar Sale Still Continues.
S THAN ANY OTHER PLACE IN TOWN.
A glance over our price list. or better still. if you are not already trading with us. a
trial order will prove this to your satisfaction.
Additional Specials for this week: i 9
New Mackerel, 10o lb.
Qt. bottle Vinegar. he.
Large can extra fine Peaches. 10c.
Grapenutc. only We pkg.
New Seeded Raisins. 9e pkg.
New Jam. 10 oz. glass far. We.
Now Pancake Flour, 10c pkg.
ltaluton's Health Food. tile pkg.
Plum Pudding. 1 lb. can. file.
Mixed Nuts, 2 lbs. for 25c.
2 lb. pkg. aclf rising Corn Flour. lie.
bbl.. 00c bug.
long island Potatoes, 75c bush. 200
peck.
Mecslna Lemons. 10c dozen.
it is a Great Value.
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New Orleans Molasses. tit. can, the. -'
Our famous White Rose Flour. $4.75 .
Norwalk Chronicler