Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 6, 1900 · page 7

"t‘diai than you 11
cry time you call

Norwalk to the house he recent-
'il'clisse‘d from Frank '-l.‘iiomme

mauanWlllst Club mot yester-
noo 0011 with Mrs. William (3.
Ala Henry. street. The first
an secured by Miss Sher,wood
caseopd prize by Mrs Howard

1 A Junior 11111116111. League of the
Avenue Methodist Eplficn“ '

Church has elected the following olilc
01's for the ensuing all: months:

President—«Albert Wright.

First‘ Vice ‘ilriisidentheorgo
ham.

Bacond vice pi"csldeut-~lilia Bowen.

Third vlcc president-«Ernest liey-
holds. ‘

mirth vice prosldoniwimila flow cu.

Secretary—Grace Whittaker.

TreasurereMymu Osborne.

The Rev .1 11 Faust. of the East Ave-
nus Methodist Church, preached u very

teresting and helpful sermon in the

dvcnt Christian Church. last evening
to 11 very appreciative audience. Before
beginning his sermon Ml'.11‘ol1st gave
greeting from the East Avenue Church.
and expressed pleasure at the feeling
of 11611111111115- which exists between his

urch and the Advent Christian

lug

'Pork Roast l2c.
Prime Rib Roast l21i to Me

It the

z-East Ave. Market.

 

' saloon-om.

The Big Purchase of

Cut-Work. Pillow Shame and
Bureau Scaris are worthy of
your early attention.

The prices will never be so low again.
Rom her this is an ending up of In
import 'I entire stock. There are
fifteen undrcd pieces in the line,
all this season' I patterns. Come to-
day while the selection holds good.

..__.......—,..._..

Cut Work.
3 51. 51.2’, $1.50. $1.75;
» pair. 1

' Cut Work Scari’s, prices
‘ 31. 25 and $1. 50 each

' T172: SALE or WINTER MER-
CHANDISE

. will continue this Week. i’l'icos are in
‘ your favor 011 all lines of Wlntcr Mcr-
chandler.

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

Every good housewife is interested
-' lnAthls talk. Here are some very good
1 values’ for them:
.' White Cotton Towels. prices 30 01111
1 he eaol1;11al1lc'.1c and 811. each.
Bath towels the heavy Turkish tow-
‘ GILDTiOFSSO. 101- 12550 ea11h;valuo1011
to 1511..

Huck. towels. prices 1011 and 12300
each; valm- 1011 and 101- each.

111111111911 Towels. prices 1011.. 121/311,

Pillow Shams. Dl‘lCi'H 751-,
$2 and $2.50 :1

5011. 750. $1

" 19c and 2511 each'; lysine 121,441: to 33c.

Bleached Pillow (19.111111 size 1151138.

. ' . prices 11121012121191 csch ; worth-10c.

1230c and 1511 ouch.

Hometltehcd Bleached Pillow (‘asos

size 451136. prions 1511111111 171: each;
' worth 191.1 and 251: each.

Bleached Sheets. 81x00 prices 4011
and 550 each. value 501mm] 05c. each.

Blanched Hematitehed Shoots. prices
650 '81"! 701: each; value 750. and 8911.
each;

04‘ Brown Sheeting. prices 1511.171-
181: And 201: a yard; value from 1811 to
291: a yard.

94 Bleached Shooting pi lees ”111.201-

' and 25c ynrd:1ulue from‘ 2:51 to 300 a
y.ard

4-4 Brown Cotton. price he a yard:

‘ value 71- a mud.

Domet Flannel. prices 611. 7c and 101:

nyard: value from 811. to the a yard.

WARM COTTON FABRICS

FOR HOUSE WEAR.

: Pretty, Striped 'Outlng Flannel. 1101
are pink and blue. 01110001511. 11 yard:
value we 11 yard. '
Hoary meecod Lined Flannoleites
V for “house wrappcis. pr.etl,v figures;
price 811. 11 yard; value 121,011..
Parisian Flannels a new cotton fab-
rick very like the Fri-nob and vary do-
nimble for waists. price 1214.11 11 yard:
‘ worth 151-. a yard. .
Outing Fiuunclu. all new kinds and
. it) 0311. prico's' lie and 100 11 yard:
' 101: and 121%.
111011 Perculos, ghi. and dark col-
_.Vil prices 511 1111:1201: .11 yard.

MEN'S PETTICOATS.

A or so' many wood values in 111111111
‘Vcosts. prices 050. $1. 20 and 51. 50.
Two special values; lenl value 11

as 1111
03in :hbis'

longing to

V “‘mir
Oil“! .

be hire. .’1‘ A W ”of
on "Three Sim to 011ml.
." Psalm? chili" 59.60.
, inadeiht‘ata

110210 keep they comm

. lie of the bdrli't'itl'l‘
thinking on one' I ways at the close of
rev swing the acts OWE day
11111121111111
i011 Christian. and dis easing to
God. and to the unsaved without loss
of, pit'imato in arguing with the convicting

1:10

'God. while in the possession of he'IJtAh
bad "all the faculties of 11111111 A'Illii body
The sermon sparkled with not illustra-
tions. and will not soon be forgotten
by those who heard it The Blrehard
sisters sang two selections which added

much to the impressiveness of the ser-

vice. Before dismisslu the congrega-
111.111.1111; sec 1. W'. Dav v11 invited those
of the members of the church who fell
like joining him in thanking Brother
Faust for the very helpful talk. to raise
the hand. to which every member p as-
cut 15911111111111- There will be serv 1e
tonight. followed by 11 business meeting
of the society of the church at which
all the members of the church are urg-
ed to be present.

A ln’l. Gotham.

lIIi Norwaik. Conn.

sells the pslht that wears twice as
long as lead and oil—Devoe load and
zinc. ground by machinery.

w...—

ROWA YTON.

Old Mose. Henry M. Simous' horse.
died Tuesday night.

Miss Elizabeth Clark is ill at 111111
home in Maple avenue.

Mrs. Frederick Lockwood. of Main
street is spending a few days in New
York.

Silas Carpenter, of Main 1011.11.01 has
returned home from 11 visit of 11111111111
days ill New Jersey.

01111 of a valuable team of horses bo-
llobert Wynne. of Main
street died Tuesday night.

The Rowayton Boye' Drum
hold 1'1 meeting at 11111 lesldomc
George Lowe. in North 11111111111.
night.

The Ladios' Aid Society of tho Moth
odlst Church served 11 chowder supper
in the church rooms. last night. Quite
a snug sum was netted.

There was a rumor about the village
yesterday. that .l. 11. Raymond had
found his horse and carriage. it
proved later to be incorrect.

.l. Sherman lioyt's dock 111. Content-
ment island was quite badly damaged
during the storm. One end of the
dock was carried away by the heavy
seas.

Albert Mills has secured 11 pool table.
and has placed it in one of thc rooms
of the Fairvlow Hotel. in Main street.
He is about ready to open the room
to the1 public.

The storm washed away a large soc-
tlon of the recently completed stouc
pier at .lohn Sherman iioyt's place. on
Contentment island. doing damage to
th11 extent of several hundred dollars.

0. ii. Gurretson. of the west siilc.
has taken his llnphiha launch out of
the water.
very high. and the boat. was placed on
the dock with very little trouble.

Thomas Roliloy. whilc chopping
wood. yesterday. made a miss-strike
and split open the big too of his loft
fool Mr. 11911111011111: 0 11111111eg
wound as the result of the accident.

William Cartel, ooachman for John
Sherman Hoyt. of Contentment island,
took M11. lioyt's horses and carriages
to the city yesterday afternoon. Mr,
Carter‘s familv has also gom1 to flu
cltv.

Colonel and Mrs. Hamill. of New
York, have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank iiolllns. of Forty-eccoml
street. Mr. and Mrs. Bazonl have
gone to New York. and later will go
to California. The colonel and his
wife snout. the summer wlih Mr. 11111
Mrs. iiolllnli.

The tree ill Royal A. Mills' yard 111
Main streetA which blow down during
the storm. struck the front porch when
it fell. 01111 11nd of the porch was
quite badly damaged. A 111111111 in 1111-
yurd of Mrs. G. B. liackett. of Crockett
avolluc. went over. and part of a chim-
uoy on Captain William 1. Siovons' 1’118-
ldcnco 111 Main si111-1-t, was blown
down.

Frank lm-kwood. of M11111 street. has
returned home from Philadelphia. 1111
was accompanied to Philadelphia by
William Lassen. who has secured a.
position there. and will remain.
Frank has left town "for good.“ a num-
ber of times before. but has always
managed to turn up again in 11 few
days.

(‘01 ps
01’
um

M.wwm

DARIEN 1ND N080 TON.

A 11011 has been born to Mr. and Mrs:
William Douglass, of tho Collcndar's
Point road.

Elder 11‘. Si. Alusworth. of East Nor-
walk. will conduct services at tile holuc
chapel. loulorruw evening.

Tile hearing in the Stamford Probate
Court for the purpose of dcterullnillu
the acuity of Eben Owens. will be held
tumor-1011. Several llallcn pcoplo
havc' boon subpoenaed as witnesses.

The heavy wind. last Tuesday. did
considerable damage in Norolon. A
shed in tho'rcad of Frederick W. llrug-
gurhoff's residence was wrecked. ’l‘ho
chimney on .lohn D. Cl'immlna‘ groun-
house was blown dow u, falling on the
house. breaking the gloss and doing
other damage.

A serenade was tendered 11111 newly
married couples. Monday night Mr
and Mrs. Clarence Ill. Crofoot respond-
ed with 11 box of cigars. and Mr. and
Mrs. Melville Downs invited the boys
in and treated them to pin. cake. etc.
A very pleasant evening was spent by
tho serenaders.

LYON'S runny:

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford ratchcon 11nd
lion spent Thanksgiving with her par-
on nt.I

Misti Alice Merwiu 11nd frl om] from
Norwalk, called on relatives born lest
sunny.

' 1111111 Lyons Plain Whist (1111.. met at
the incidence of Mrs. Henry Nichols.
bu Mondnv‘.‘ "

Milli 11211011 and family 11in Thanks-
givliiig iliflneii' 717,101 1119111- 'l‘lloi'Vpo and
A Willi iii! A

“Mill?! 1'0. fill . Johnson 111111111-

 

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Monday night‘s 111111 111111 1

vlltdlph .. auction and Wife;

 

name to Help Sick Women

When Doctors Fall, .1.
'1 im-

new gladly would been 113. to vul-
man‘s 11.01 did they but $011110me 11
woman‘ s feelings. trials. sensibilities.

and or organic disturbances.
Thorn things are known only to
woman, and the aid 11 man would give

is 1 1
011111 110111 the ways of sin to A 11011111 h a command.

Toli'rcat 11 been properly it is neces-
im'y- to know all about it. and full
information, many times. cannot be
given by I. woman to her family pity-V

1 A “11:1 '.1 :7“

amigo. H. Char-111111..

Iicisn. She cannot bring herself to
tell everything. and the physician iI
at a constant disadvantage. This is
why. for the past twenty-five years.
thousands of women have been con»
iiding their troubles to M1111.Plnkh1un,
and whose advice has brought happlo
111.1159 and health to countless women in
the United States.

Mrs. Chappell of Grant Park. 111..
whose portrait We publish. advises all
suffering women to seek Mrs. i'ink-
ham's advice. and use lndia F.1’ink-
hsln's Vegetable Compound as they
cured herof inflammation of the ovaries
and 11mph; she. therefore. spooks from
knowledge. and her exporunoe ought
to give others confidence. In. Pink-
ham‘ 11 1111111111111 is Lynn. Us“. and her
advice is absolutely free.

I

spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Lyons.

Elinor Treudwoll and ills 1111111.. Mrs
Edward 'i‘rcudwoll. spent Sunday with
Moons 'l‘l'cndwcll and family.

Mr. und‘Mrs. Eli Wakcnlau returned
to their home in llrldgi-port on Wed
nesdny. after spending 11 week 111 t‘. W
Johnson's.

Miss Nollie l’clldcrirasl returned
home. Sunday evening. from 1111111111111
where she had spent scvcral days 1111111
hcr parents.

Henry Gerhardt and lady friend. 111111
Edward Gerhardt and Fred Pfizer. 111
of Norwalk. visited Philip Gerhardt
and family. last week.

Frederick Stillman. wife and
and Homer Godfrey and wife. all 0.
Bridgeport. spout Thanksgiving 11111.
the Sunday after at 1. ii. l-1111A11' .11

The ladies of Emmanucd oarish 11h.
she a New England supper in the
church parlors. on i1‘i1'l1iaA1 evening D11
111.1111bcr 7th. All are cordially luvltci‘
to attend.

Mrs. Eliza Ilavls entertained (11:
Thanksgiving her father 111111 11101001
from Rldgoflold. William Davis and
wife. and Oscar Davis. all of Bridge
port: also Mr. and Mrs. Albert W11
home. of westport.

Hill

~.

TROLLEY TO SEYMOUR.

Through Line from Bridgeport to Wat-
erbury Projected.

The New Huvcu licglsicr says that
the big trolley trust has in mind up
pllcatlons from thc States Legislature
for at least two connections ill this
pnl't of 11111 state that will inlcrcst lo
cal stockholders of the electric roads

According to information comin'
from Nnugstuck it became known the!
application is to be made to the com-
ing General Assemly for a charter cov-
crlng trolley rights from Naugutuck
to Seymour. Th1- uppllcation. it is 1111
dorstood. is to be made ill the interest:
of ”111 (‘onnoctlcul Lighting d1. P0111111
Company. The layout. provides for 11
trolley lino beginning at the terminu-
of the Connecticut lllghllng & Power
Company's lino ill Nougatllok. through
lienoo'n Falls to Seymour. a distance of 1
nllout 111111111 miles.

Tile establishment of such 11 111111
would leave but one link missing in a
through line between Waterbury and
Bridgeport. namely. that between Scy-
moul' and Ansonla.

it is also understood that application
will also be made for rights covering
the territoly between N011 Haven and
)111bl 1vhi11b.wllh tin1 Nnugatuck
i-ioy mour and 11111 Seymour Ansonls
filled in. would afford 11 continuous.
circuit between Waterbury and New
ilavon.

The above lulornultlou would seem
to show that a three-cornered fight is
now about 11111». between me out of the
state trust. the Consolidated l'ulerad.
and in this section the Fair Haven 02
Westvlllo road. The immediate cause
for trouble between the corporations
named in thls vicinity will be lilo bone
of contention over the proposed Derby
and New Haven extension of the Unit
ed 0011 Improvement Company. which
as is well known. is identical with the
Connecticut Lighting & 'f’owor Com-
pany. The Fair Haven it Westvilh1
road applied two years ago for the
some privilege and will be up again
this. year intending to extend 'its pres-
out Derby Avenue line. The United
Gas improvement Company would
come into town 011111 the Washington
avenue line. but it is hnl 11 to see where
it would he of such great advantage to
the new company without. the Winches
ter avenue road. The- Consolidated
road has in 111100 the equipping of the
llerby line with third rail in order to
not into tho hold ahead of either party.
The throe- cornered fight will undoubi
edly prove iptfircstingdn watch though
there is 11‘ like llib'oil this some 1esult
as two year's 111101111611 the petitions
o

. . . million l'voro with-
Willi". . nibbling interests.
nit A'Vrl'o '

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113m says 01111119110111 1

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1111111111801 The: iii Allyn s Mint 11
good flout from the star though til

9
saw at the outset that they were 011E: '

eleventh-#1111111 10011 a stumble to
make the beat allowing possible undo:
the circumstances.

The ball had not been in play thins
minutes. when Clark by a sudden Iss0
from center. dashed down to F’s has
hot. the ball hairline-been tossed from
Arale's telrltory, whole if had carried
it by clever team play. and scored the
that goal. A few seconds later Gib
more not the 0111i 110111 false basket

by 11 blind pace and tied the score.
This is all t at saved the home have
from being shut 0111,1111 no more goals
Win 1- made by them during tlioo o-veu
lug. indeed they were kept so busy
111111 well covelmcd that but few chances
offered us the 11111110 progressed. Milne
at conici fouled ills opposite Black.
and the lathe easily 1010111 a goal from
the foul line 'l‘llen 11.111111 secured til
bull in play. and hugged another helli-
goal. Clark tlicn secured four More
goals before thc lllllf 1'.|tiati1l two cl
them being through the same style of
play which 11011 tho illst goal f01 Yule
This left the score at the and of the
half: Yule- 13; Norw 111k 2

111 the second half Gilmore was at
(enter. bllt the wily (llnrk secured all-
0111121 goal by the new style play. Tile
home playols wmo familiar with thi-
tactics of the Yale 1111111 after 11 few
plays. but the gunn- wils so rnpl1l.und
they were so cleverly l1locko1l.ihili
they were powerless to take an aggres-
elv1- attitude. Ghiotto fouled and
Clark basketcd the ball for another
point. Clark and Gilmore got into 11'
Scrimmage at center. and Clark fouled.
Ghiotto missed the goal. Rogers and

yatt scored a goal apiece in close
play near F’s goal. A foul was called
on Gilmore for "hugging." and the
crowd hissed. claiming the decision
was 111111111. Clalk missed ih11 ”goal.
but quickly popped a field goal. (‘Iark
followed shortly afterwulds with two
more 1111111 goals. 1.01'1kuood fouled.
but Ghlotto missed the goal. Two
m0111 goals by Clark In quick s11c101
sion followed and the game was ovoz.
The score of the half: Yaln,16: Nor-
wnik. 0

Total score:

The line up:
Team F.
Payne
Ranch
Mlinc
Gilmore.
Gilmore
Godfrey
Ghlotto

\‘alc. 29: Norwalk. 2.

Yale.
Coltou
1111111.
Clark

right forward
lcft forward
cclltcr
right guard Lockwood
left guard

Umpire, Lincoln; 10111 r1111. .
Smith; soorer.l~iowar1l N. Godflev;
tlmckecpcr. A. l.. Sooilold.

Gouls—-—Clurk 10, Hyatt
Gllluorc 1.
111111111 3'.

The imioor baseball game was an
innovation. and with 11 little practice
the opposing teams will I111 able to put
up a good game. T1111 play in indoor
baseball is rapid. and there is lots of
full outside of the principles of the
game itself.

f-‘lvc innings were played. the that
giving the 11.19: (1.11 a good lcad They
quickly retired the Keisoys with tnree
out at first base and in their inning
scored thirteen runs.

Thc R. 1%. GA nine1 rolled 11p ten more
runs 111 the second inning to the K111-
seys 01111.

Three mow runs were added to the
R. 11-. (l.scor11in the third inning. while
the K111230111 scored file

in the fourth inning the R. 81 G. nlnc
was retired in one. two. three order
while the Kelscys made five runs.

in the fifth inning the Kciseys added
four more runs to th11 score. and the R
it 0.11 one.

The total score was: it. & 0.. 22:
Kelsey A. (3.. 15. The players were:

11.10 G.-Mnck. catcher: Youngs.
pltehcr: Burke. 10.: Jones. 20.:
O'Brien. 3b.; Cnlllll. 311.; ilowtl. r. l‘.:
McCann. l. f.

Kelseys~—Hoifcruan. c:
p.: Mchrncy. 1b.:
3 11.: White. 1111.:
or. i. f.

llmpirc.

2. Rogers 1,
Goals from the foul line.

.\icQulilsu.
1.111111. 211.: Bloom.
Hamilton, 1'. f.: Top-

F‘l'unk Smith.
CUTTING THE HAIR.

It is Said To Be lnjurious Rather Than
Helpful.

The question. Does cutting promote
the growth of hair? is unswcrod by tho
Frankfurter \t’oelnA-Aublntt ill iills wise:
"it is believed by laymen and profess
slonnl hairdressers that cutting I111‘ll‘11
lAv incl-cases th11 growth of the hair.
This belief begins with tile involuntary
comparison of the hair with 11 ‘pisul.
As green that is often cut short grows
again 11nd becomes thicker. so. it is be»
Moved the hair should do when 11 in
cut.

"This comparison however. is a false
one. A dcvloped 1111111 is a perfectly
formed mass of born which has noth-
ing further to do With the (10.190 in
which the hair rests than to‘recolvo
from it from below further growth. and
to be held firmly by it. in this mass or
born. an ill the halls of th fingers and
the toes. there is no long 11 any nap in
circulation. This muss. so 10 speak.
is a product which 1.1111noAi.bo quicken-
cd and etr.euglhcncd by new noull-sh
ment because the bum cannot enter
it

"On the. other hand what happens 'ln
0 blade of g1 ass is totally different.
The blade of grass is 11 network 0f line
ducts in which is constantly circlllut

lag the noulishinent Which tho 01111111 A.

drain; 110111 the root: it presents in'
contrast With the dead body of the
hair 11 living mediating substation

which has a most intimate connection '

with the condition of its mot and which
dlles up infallibly when ii iii 11111101911111

from its root. walls the hair will 119-]

main unaffected for thousands of years
after its papilla has withered away.
“We need cite Only one irresiatublc
p100! of this the hair on the heads of
mummies. The root of the hair 1111111111;
us it exists can produce 11 new hair
when the old hall-1111s fallen out. while?
the wot of many 11 01am gives 011191
inure to one sprout only 11110 then to
Hithf‘i with it declines and dies. The
1110111 a hair is disturbed in its natural
growth by continually outline off-11V
ends the can rest lisp ”papilla. th ieili
producer 1111110 hair. ‘tip to
sing constantly '1111111
roduciioilfll

mi] 11101111 111 111101 the men was up in .
1 c

 

111016110111 lpthuIiIItic.

The increase of popular enthusiasm
on the following subject is almost
daily manifested by public expression
Read what
this citivou says. and discover the
cause of the almost constant shower-
ing’of praise which follows in the
wako of 0011111 Kidney Pills.

V5 Mrs. Anna Clark, of 5' Keysor avo-
hue, st11: "My husband and 1 both
tried Dean’s Kidney Pills. They cured

and local endorsement.

.1119 back and after i took them i

found myself quite well. i had kidney
trouble for some time. and it developed
into steady backache. accompanied by
'11 urinary weakness. 1101111 inconvenient
at flight. We both tried some simple
home remains, but the trouble still
remained. One. night i read an account
of 11 euro being made by Doan'a Kid-
ney Pills. the symptoms being identi-
cal with mine. i got 11 box at P11119-
tod‘s drug store. That bolt completely
curcd me." '

For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. i‘osteiwliill‘bni-n 00.. buffalo. N.
12. sole agents for the halted States.

Remember the name—«Dom's—mnd
take no other.

001,; min.
osmium 111113.

“0&sz on
u IIIII In

ll“ "visitors" has

new
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ullluo ”EM '

1930. BOSTON. I“.

 

MAKlNG'FRlENDB. "

The candles obtainable at Gillotto's
make new friends every day. retain old
friends besides. Want to know the
why and wherefore? No question
more easily answered. Tile sugar
used here is sugar. not glucose: our
workmen are apt. skillful 11nd exper.
lencod at their trade. ahd‘ wc endeavor
to' be courteous in our treatment of
every customer, whether he buys five
cents or five dollars worth of confec-
tions. Try our chocolates. T1101
make friends for 11s faster than 1111\-
thing we know.

G GHIQTTO.

53 WALL STREET, NOBWALK.

bald head is never o1 seldom scenes

the: natural and 11'1111' slow process 01
the growth of‘a woman's hair is not
disturbed. The individual hair 11111111111111
a definite length. after years it falls out
of itself. and a new hair'beglns to 11p-
pesr as soon as the papilla has had
time to rest ltsclf thoroughly. and to
prepare itself for the process of 11 new
growth. These are the reasons which
lead to the obviously valid conclusion
that cutting the hair is rather injur-
ions than useful."~'—i.iterary Digest.

SAVES HER FROM SINKING.

Torpedo lost cushion, With Machin

cry Damaged, Puts into Bridgeport.

The torpedo boat Cushiugrwhich left
the Brooklyn Navy Yard. yesterday
morning. bound 101 Newport. pllt into
Bridgeport harbor. last night with 11111
ma1b|1111111 out of ‘gcar.

Lieutenant R. A. Douglas. hcr com:
1111111111111; Cadet Wainwright and screw
of tweniy men experienced consider

, On One. uhlnt ‘IIt'fNorwIlk Poo ‘

1001 “106550110
111151111 Power

[Less labor to pay your grocery

billsJ

:iilc lb.
100 lb.
151: pkg.
10.0.
250.
so can.
2 lbs. 150.
51: lb.

50 lb.

Best lclgin Creamery Butter.

Pure Lard.

Gold Dust,

310. 0111;. Joulilne’ buckwheat.

3 pkgs. None Such Mince Meat,

Solid i'ncked Tomatoes.

Milli Crackers.

801111 (1111111101 11,

Glugo1 finaps

A. STU LL.

2i COTTAGE AV11.N U10.
lias'r uouwami. '

 

Y. ' ' ‘ I i l
avg“ 0.0.
Although we are hav-
ing a very busy season.
we have not allowed
or stock to run down
and can olicras good
variety as earlier.
Will do your work
when wanted.

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10 FIRST AVENUE.
East Nortvalk.

Tel. 135-2.

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Little Shoes
for.
Little Tots.

Well lllothcrs. that cuteness of that
little tot depends largely upon thc
manner of his dress, doesn‘t it?

We know it. is hard to not Just thf
little shoe that is desired—generally
they are not quite “dainty" enough.

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various pretty shapes. made of pink. ‘

white 01' blue kid.

You certainly have no olljcclion to
the pricow

500 pair.

Surely you will call and look at-
thcm anyway. We delight to show
them. for we know the htilc one will
delight to wear them. and the halem
iho clliid. the happier the mother. you
know.

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TO THE OLD COUNTRY.
Drails and Monev Orders!

able difficulty in managing the craft. 1 .

There was a rough son and the wind
blew a gale. When off Stamford the
blower gave out. destroying the
draught for the engines. The feed
pump broke shortly 111101 Wind and
than the after engine collapsed The
waves washed ovel the craft d'1euch
log the cch to the skin.

Lieutenant Douglas 111111 his men
worked gnllantly. until the boat was
anchored 111 this harbor The Lieutcn
Aunt. wired [tour Admiral Fa arquhur. 111
the Brooklyn Navy Yard. for instruc-
tions. The Cashing was only recently
put in commission. having been under
going repairs which her service in the
Spanish- American war necessitated.

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years, has been lying at her home hi
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condition. and all efforts 1to revive hot

havobcen 11aavsiling.MrI. Young.

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her son at the font at 1a flight of stairs.

second floor of the house. The base is
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