I eriy to eailterl y win It.
. . - . unit
Mr slit. WIFE (it t 551;“ V5103, n 3’ fried“ com" to 1’0““ Down quilts, covered wttll'stlk WIN", do myp‘m’. Nmérsf‘oclg‘illtllv ":0 Sanginelii i'il starters:319.5552liE‘l"i’.i"°t.'iT‘ V
Mir. a y a ey. o ) . . , .chn or - c . w n. t on - “it‘s“
if Waterbury. ,onenl.’ Sunday at the E113 ‘ ' or sateen. filled \Yiill abSOIUtCl)’ In! In I hurry and d0 former Sound steamer Narragansett. ::f.'3?;fleél.l°fi.§§3§£§ fix].fugfllltchlfigmhfznxcxn
homestead in Camp street. 'i‘htough tbe work of Superintendet. t . down which has been )lii‘l- which has been utilized at, Ellis Island,
...... Brennan of the. outside poor depart-1mm ' I n ”ah” the New York immigrant station while
. ~'l and dcodorizcd finely made V ' iV ~ _._.-..__-_._.,
Sew...“ Norwaik members of p re mono. Dennis Morrlsseymf Harraiav-c 11“ . - . . 1w") _ the immigration mildings were u
midd 15min” of the Mystic Shrinelyat :3"iggdfigomn‘éaiosggflififimg and in tasteful patterns. . -' «155115500 05.0%.:liliiléifunalllllifictno 83:: O WWOMW°W9
ienetes aloniB ‘ ‘ B V V
night es n ridgeport. last .at Westport. He is broken in health batcell. $460 and ‘0 510- . JUHIUS fawn ship-building firm of liobort Palmer &
. V DoiVW . ' 33:2vgd“firxfifhchfiirligleghcgidVVJ‘NV’VT Silk. some with sateen bottoms. " South Main Street :35. :flligggkassllfi‘lgl‘[it‘ls‘tli‘i-dflftlmr VV¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢:¢¢:cc::=:0
.amcs army was arrested by 0111 ‘ ‘ ' 9 ‘ ‘ ' V ~ . ‘ ‘. ‘ ‘ ‘ 0 0
our Thomas Hunt. yestetday. fOI intox- be ”will“ 0‘“ all right. $12 and $‘8'Undorm1oytwmatoyoio . er. ”"3 leIilllngu-‘ “W‘VNW'MSM‘BCE‘ 0 Fran 01$ & CO. 0
icution. . He was tried in the NOI'Walii ' -- ( outfortitbles filled with warm. film'- will ”0 ““110“ 939' W l“ “W “WWW “nu“.-.“unnnnuunud’
~Roastlng i’oric, 100 lb. immediately lilo Natl-Haganseit wus vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvn"
~
3*ng Igll‘ldmllismm l
For Connecticut—Snow ..,
Wdli‘nudayitair in west; probably snow
imprint portion; free southerly to cost—
Weethe notes: Light show
in learn a “of the *laiie‘- regiom‘ out
pleasant weather prevails (eternity in
other sections. The temperature was
V53: ln t a northern portion at New
in it night; Northfleiti, Vt.. rc-
pen a minimum of It degrees below
zero. .. aim in “A Bracken or Livingston fine marten, for $10; :I long, hund- Tin Plate 00 stock.
9V . . . . .I V I Vi'npany, the American may
”"“""""‘"""’"""‘ lace Ville mo l . ' - ‘ .: . I v i > 1 Vi
'l‘iié e‘ is n scarcity or coal in the p ' d ‘w sum” some 1’0“ 0i sable 0r f0K f0|" $35 Sheet 9‘90‘ Com m“? ““d “”9"“ 0‘“ ,.e}'V:;;;s“;,:;:“;;}§.;; “‘23 $333; .‘,‘.‘.V.‘.,‘.,9l yIf she to one of the favored daughters of wealth.
Norwti k market.
110in Wor'd‘eti ot' Halitord. spent
Sundtiy in Norwalk.
“lb“
Andrew La CVI-olx has moved from
BVrltVngenoIVt to South Norwolk.
PW
~Pork Chops and Sausages lot: i».
Hayes sV.V_ V
or. other H'itéhodoll, of N01 w slit.
has sold a house to Springfield patties.
an“. -.
$Pafli‘s and Grace churches will
once green tyitig. tomorrow even-
Captain R. M. Rose and family, of
issues street, will spend the winter in
New York.
The annual meetglg of 'Bishop Mo
555nm CIVIIIVVIVIcil,V QB .L.. will be held ",1; My; Seymour Curtis and Willard _ . TéAgnafiggggoda{Egalifl’l‘izmlgg will he pointed ottt in the heavy hold-
Is even as ‘ In re ex ctlstvc coats. . 9 . ' l 1 So ti r Railway stock
Com We ,___ 0 P than... to... Manila .1... seem... my My,::;,::,...,,,. ,5 32.2... MRS- KELLOGG'S S'rATEMENT-
The barge Kate McCaiery. is intVV
Raym mond Brothers' wharf with it chai‘
go of soft coal.
: V . “W V
The annual convocation oi Washing-
ton Chapter. R. A. 01., will be held
Wednesday evening. ' "
- —~Who is Plot Pinkerton? Come sud
soc. VCong. Church Wed. Evening.
A requiem mass for the late Matthew
iiiudlleu was celebrated at St. Mary‘s
Church, this morning._
”3...;
. . . . . “I doh ope every suffering woman will learn of
Sherman Commandcry U 0 G. C., .. very wide relers. Itcw l’aqillil Bl(.(‘\0. houlV estéud land. , derbllt property; lie had but 1.100 th .
, _ . . oPinkham remedies antlbeouredas v been
will hold its annual rollcall Friday Mr. and Mrs John Met ritt of Port “m9" finished atouud ”05‘0“" “m“ -—--—-' shares of this stock. I wish all success to the Compound. I he. 9
evening, December 28.
’W
Members. of kirace Church will be
tendered a reception at the pniisu
noose. Thursday evening
Town Court, this morning. and lined $0.
«'r—The imperial Crown rigors have
stood the test tor yoals.
‘ *—
Reports show the Consolidated ronit
to be doing a good business. ThoIIast
'quartoi‘ Was not so good. howovor. liI‘
passenger receipts as the correspond-
ing quarter of 1099 OWMI to the bow-
ny celebration anti other events which
largely swelled the receipts l‘t‘om that
source last year
V Map novel! Order of Red Mon. Will be
- illstrlct 00111027 Charles iiolt will in-
. were married November 20. at Port
oiVilVlosdly' ovoniht In-
President obitM ill. Hall “Vof Vtth CVVoiVI-
Vlldutéil' 5‘0V , Wwife,‘h'wi‘e gone to
its absentn Week'o’r
n 'l'jhe vellum- mounts” oV'i ilncas Tribe,
hold Manila in the wigwam in when
insider ‘
45W
stall the silicon elect of Welcome
struts.- Lodge. V’sVon's of St.V George,
5th“ bmlanM ‘..-".V.I
VThc stoc thV B. Vsimons. the millilIVcr.
steam at tilted. w i moved Item
the st iii“ the. Ma tibiVIeVl-Ilo
VbVVlocirV. yesterday. ‘ " r
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Mr VtVuliVi Mrs. George S. Partticii. of
VNiaptlc‘ :Vlrpdnt yesterdtiy in prompt.
M'r. still is Pdrtrlck will spoilt} the
winter in Port cheater.
Elizabeth Thompson. wife of Niche
lite Hardy. of Brooklyn and a mood of
it -I
A. J. Collins 0:. (’30.. were never be
fore in such complete readiness fol
holiday shopping.- No fuller or finer
assortment in furniture. can be found
anywhere than there.
. Ex~Councilmsu P. W. Hates contin-
‘iies' very low in the Presbyterian Hos-
pita'l, New York. itdo believed that his
memory is assured. unless some other
complications develop. it will be some
weeks. however before he is able to
leave the hospital.
L—gT—w
V‘y—AV' beputhViul Weber Hanoi-Bil
villain, in hhif lines. at I. w. suiti—
wells
The Young Men“ s Round Table Club.
of the Noi‘V’Vwaik our
will ieditions at I e parsonage. this
evenin. to discuss China. The sub
leer wil be presented by Rev. George
it has developed that Chalice iii
G. Blackmail. of Shelton. cloned and
Chester, N. Y. They have been for-
given. and are now living with the
groom 'sV parents. V
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
‘ tire department will be held at Pioneer
headquarters. Wednesday evening. Ile—
ecmber 19. at. 8 o'clock. The annual
meetings of the lire companies are
held the that Tuesday evening in Jan-
usry.
Chester. thou ht so much of then pet
dog. which led recentlv‘, ”that they
kept the body on exhibition dressed In
a. shroud in. their parlor for several
days. until Saturday when they took
linyos's.’
The. headless body of a man about
“hate, on Block island. last. Thule
day. in all probability coming from the
wreck of the barge Hudson. which wilt
blown Itp by a government tug. Mou-
day, of! the |.sVlant George Card, oi
Stratfttlrd. was sup ii to havo been
bar 0. and the body is presumably his.
penitence ruse 00de Men will I “
all“ this institution t New .
" :wiuter has brought out the furs
find for jackets! Wc‘ re ready for
«you who were not ready to: the
to the plainly-medic but riclt cont
.isllcd with collars and revere of
VVV-liotei .
rotational Church“. "
soup. of Ausohla. and Miss iilv‘clina 9‘
live feet ten inches high. was washed
lost on that barge. which sank Novom.
110w the crisp, frosty breath of
cold snap! ‘ "
1. mm the iiiagflifiwut Pershin—
lamb jacket at $150, (worth $zoo,)
of Electric soul at $25, titere' Is a
wide range. Costs. of Nearscei, iin~
beaver, Pcrsiétu lamb. or marten.
at $47. 50 and $37. so; Neat-seals
anti Flectrie souls at $37. 50, $34.
$27. so and $25.
We are selling a great number
of cluster scat-is for wear with the
short box-coats: many long boas
to accompany the fasltimiablc
ntttocoats. Aciustcr scarf of extra
And muffs Many furs, mVatty
prices. Whether you pay $l5 for
aVfitteVbluc lynx animaVl mull, or
$3 for a Nesrs‘eal. each is made
with a soft wttrm bed of down.
Second floor.
V'Morc of those $5 golf capes.
l‘hcy al‘e heavy. warm. and good
looking. in combinations of plaid
and plain color, finished with ker-
soy strapping and pretty stitching.
lockers at $5! .\ great big IIInII-
ey‘s worth. Kcrsey or CliCVlUl.
double breasted box style. 20 incit—
es long, well-lined. nicely finished,
and cut on same patterns as our
Second floor.
'l‘wo good examples of the most
fashionable costs of the season:
At $15——
20-ineh box-coat of title kersey in
black.»gray. ten or ouster. Has senti-
tittcd back, is finely-tailored through
out, lined with satin of special quality.
beautified by stitching.
At. $21.50:-
Atttocoat of very title kers‘ey. 40 Inch-
.es* long. scalloped stormeoiiar and
with guaranteed satin.
Second floor.
The front basement ofiers as
holiday gifts:
white cotton.
An clipeclully good ,one at 01:75
alike-tufted. Same quilt with
ruffle. 82.25.
Tboibest cotton-filled quilt is of silk-
oieno. with. wide border 01 silk. $3.00
A specialty is an extremist: quilt of
sateen. alike on both sides. and mess
uring 2% by 21/. yds. 82.50.
Blankets—4m amazing variety
from white or gray cotton, at 50c.
V . , lnFlglllw mills
I has about 250 bodies on board.
wide '
NEW in”! . December ilv-A bour-
bolero a sheliff's
identity Court, Brook-
iyu. on an app lost lion tor the appoint
ment of a committee of them
William 1). Ashley. of Ftithkiii N. 3!
Ashley remedy tired on" sprinsiieid,
Muss. He went Milly to Nebrapka. his;V
family foilirwiii iiim. About three
years ago“ he in elited some property
and divided 375. 000 betwen his wife,
son and daughter. on condition. It is
is Wlli~
log to turn over the $75,000 toils care
of a committees. Miss Ashley deposed
that her father had bcu drinking tor
years and that his family had been
.him over VmVsny ports
no disappeared in 1897. and was
found some months latex in Jetscy Uity
and declared that he had been robbed.
1m 1098 Ashley; the daughter stud, had
spent silt weeks in a home Vin Brook-
lyn. and while an inmate of an insliutu
tion in it‘oxborough, Mass. he got
away ottdwith $4.000 in his possession.
started for Fishklii. lie displayed the
roll of bills on the train and the cou-
ductor took it from him fol stile keep
ing. The money was Ieturned to Inm
later. The. heating will he resumed.
W‘-
TIN CAN CONSOLIDATION.
VV , I. . fi‘b—q
Plans Now Being Engineered by tEx-
Judas W. H. Moore.
NEW YORK. December 11~Thc
Journiti or Commerce says: “it In
learned that the plans for a cousoildn‘
tiort of tilt call manufacturers. now be-
ing engineered by cit-Judge W H.
(lots, the promoters of the American
or prominent in ustriais, will tequito
more time than was covered by the to
cent extension of the option to January
1901. A further extension has no-
cordingly been asked until Apt ii i It
is understood that a considerable num-
ber of manufacturers have silently
agreed to the intent extension and that
other will do so tater. There appeals
to be little opposition to the request
“While. however. It three months' no.
dltionai extension of time has. been
asked for. it is learned from weiHn
termed sources that the deal is Well ad-
vanced. so that unless un‘forsecn com-
plioatio s arise the consolidation will
55c Vethcc ed well within the new ttme
m H V
ITGNVSICK sotmsas one.
gun—n..-
Transport Hancock Arrives From Man-
Ill with Troops and Civilians.
She left Manila with three hundred
and sixty-nine enlisted sick illlil dis-
chatged soldiers and civilians PI huts
A. K. Clauscu r‘otty second iltiuuuy.
despairing of recovery. cut on artet y in
his wrist and died two days later.
All the. bodies the Hancock had tak-
en from Honolulu and Uncut were
transferred at Manila. to the Thomas
and Grant and others of the transport
fleet. The Grant. now on her Way here.
Michigan holds the title to over 500.-
000 acres. most of it school and tax
QUICK
Res. 25 Elm Gro‘ve Place'
' .I I5. . .VVVV.
Wall
Paper
59 be opened 30-
-' li‘l“ profited.
NEW YtthVVi’lK. Decembett; ltwin the
presence 0 a. re resents. of
centers Will's noel-bi WV
representative of Centre
ed cldsed and seal since the death on
Cornelius Vanderbilt Iwill be» opened
tomorrp or Thurman. It is 11900!-
nary the. tiliméhall bfc done before the
The boxes ate supposed to contain.
V V b. said, that they were to glvoV him a sum '3“ l“ ”1" “55. I’wl’amd by Allp'a‘l‘m' V
.I ._ lb. 3‘39“ .W. ‘5‘” wggkmj‘hg monthly for his support. Q'ODnneii ttud that list will 11an be
1" V The up lication for Wit It mm t Vievised before the exact untouht or in I:
.. 9 from tiowV Vtiil then. 9 “ii” “i1 I.
. ‘i‘l‘IL-V 3V5“ (I N i: 'L’i 3 IV . , of a committee of the person WEVS made VllBl'ltflllCU 53.x CH.“ b0 tlete’l‘inlndd.
“all Sodwflmohte WMl- Qllil) ”In...“ by his daughter. Miss Elsie M Ashley. The schedule of securities ptcparcd
‘ as there is it She testified that the fluidly w for filing with the surrotmtc discloses
some interesting facts. it had been
bilts held what hpptonchcd It couttoii.
lieiltosd. whose capital stock is $110,-
000 000. Yet tit the time of his death.
shut es of New York Central stock. vul-
tled at par ”000.000.
ownortof a. single New York Central
main line bond.
When the famous refunding Schemes
and the New York Central-Michigan
Central Railroads Were put tlirou h
and the collateral trust bonds of tie
two systems which the New Yoreren-
trill exchanged for the stock outstand-
ing were issued, it was generally churg.
ed in the financial district that the
Messrs. Vanderbilt had been guilty oi!
a rather shrewd piece of iinancioring
at the expense of the holders of tho
comulou stock of the. two roads.
The appearance of It large block of
the Collateral trust bonds lll‘ the mar-
ket soon utter the. deals were put
through led to the charge that the Van-
ileriillts wore unloading the new bonds
in order to btty New York Central
question that Mr. Vanderbilt kept faith
with the stockholders of the two sys-
tems. for tit his death he held $5.000.-
000 of the bonds oi the New York Cen-
tral-Lake Shore and 35.000000 of the
gun Central.
‘ ‘Tho-‘nciiedtti'e ditto 'shows‘tlutt'
Vanderbilt did not own it stuck: share.
01 Union Paciilc stock another road
supposed to be euuttoilVed by the Van-
Iielbllts. His only connection with
that mild apparently eomc item the
ownership of 5300 of its 4 per cent.
bonds, of the files value of $500,000.
The. Michicuu Central. another road
the control of which some years tigo
passed into the bun-is of the Vander-
hiits. is represented in the schedule of
Mr. Vanderbilt’s holding by bttt .100
shares oi‘ stocks.
The connection between the
hilt interests iinil .1. Picrponi Morgan
Vander-
shnres of the common stack. of which
the. Morgan banking house received
80.000000 worth in the reorganization.
Of Lake Erie. and Western stock.
which Mr. Vuuderbilt held. 9,000
shares, it is understood were purchased
for bilu by .1. Normal Morgen individ-
ualil
He had at oi 83!. 000 000 \\ mill of the.
stock of the t'.(. .(‘. & St. Louis Rail-
road, It property which has since then
pussed luto Vanderbilc control.
There. is another surprise for Wall
street. ill Mr. Vanderbilt's small hold-
ings in Canada Southeru. another Van.
CONSOLIDATED SELLS A BOAT.
The Narragansett Purchased and Will
be Made into a Barge.
brought into uuoniiablc notoriety in
1881 by her (olllsiou with tho Sioniuv'v
ton in bong island Sound. when p nulnu
hot of lives were lost. The Nulmxau-
suit. was sunk, but was .Iftutwatd r-Itis
ed anti put in ropuil She was lttiT up
for a. long time in New London hurbm.
‘ Intuition
will ill formally admitted to probation ‘
many securities thugnro not mention VV
geucIaliy supposed that the Vuutier- .
lug itttelest in the New Yelk Genital ' V
cohmtus Vanderbilt bold but 20, 000 .
He was not the “V
of the New York Control-Lake Shore I
bonds at the New York Clinti‘fll‘Mlclil' :
any
of .Vstifoty deposit boxes that have remain- .. 3
women of
Wt}. in (Mill... V
cmrwuaswu-cr
Hr she belongs even to the realm of the “ well- to-do,” "II-l
Ifr she belongs to the unnumbered thousands who most
work“ In order to live——
The story' In
some cause. an
“One year a
oiVns, bearing down sense.
arities. s e is not“ worn out,” but feels as if she were.
Such symptoms tell her that a womb trouble to humble
and she cannot set too promptly if she values her- future
comfort and happiness.
The experience and testimony of some of the most noted
mertca go to prove, beyond a question, that Lydia
E. Pinkham’ 9 Vegetable Compound will correct all such.
trouble at once by removing the cause and restoring. the
organs to a. healthy and normal condition. 115' In doubt, write
Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass, as thousands do.
mummil’klll I4 MW!“ -2: wraiflidrj‘lfiw .
The story' to the same. no matter what her station in life?
01 read a, letter in a paper telling how much
woman had derive 0from Lydia 1‘. Pinkham’ 3 Vegetable Com.
.- II had been sick all winter. and was nearly
discouraged as the medicine the doctor gore me did
no good. Iltadkidnoyoomplaint. ieucorrhma,i
painful menstruatton.
wrote to Mrs. Pinkham, describing III‘y' troubla,
swells we»
I ‘3‘“ 159er instructiotés an: bars) taken 11 nhbottlm
‘: g, egeta )9 Com up an use one
. " ntivs Wash 81130 one box of Liver 1?“. Eat aan Wall
- now do not have those sick spells at the month _
and that I never could
do utltilI began taking t e Compound.
pound.
hearing-down feeling, and
soon received an answer telling
period. but can work all da.
‘~ praise the hCompound too highly.
Vinst the same; all suffer from about “I
In this suffering " eculiar to women, ” '
‘ reneirtite some levol, and all are of. t 6 same family
When a. woman is nervous and irritable, head and b k
ache, feels tired all the time, loses
fpieep and appetite. h"
sins in
ion whites and Mega
geodetic
it has done wonders for me, and.
am so thankful. "—Mns. Gama Kst moo Berlin Heights, Ohio
DVV
.3500“
REWARD
Owinz indie fictihstm‘e
people hat c item limcto time quest '
the grtlulneneiscf the. testtmonill kl
OVERCOATS
'lVlit‘ muting of the cold is sud-
’ " , . . . tlett, isn't it Sittltlrtl changes
’“‘ Yale will In dramatic ('0!!! an on M rma wool at . o. ; , . . . - .. '
wl'lmotll!‘ Alllnan. thirty-live. of the Vroa “$931391“. Tho pamltttc 501111093 0 $l75 \ IIVI.IltVtV‘ tlthItk mills. Seek protec-
putty, momma wields mm: [m 1. 'dpchm “pm warm, soft, part-wool blanket fut ttou qtuvkly. (let on overcoat.
ti it! will“ his throat.
forced It pair of scissors down his
I‘He first New l3; lyn. Phliidcipllli . $V2.85is extra value. AtSOaguar- 'l‘lic i)Xlill'tl is still in the front
{clown
i.,hroat puncturing his windplpe. and gtflf‘fifmfi‘lichfl’glui‘lrll‘“o 3:, ailtccd all-wool blanket. And Are you in wait of some ! remit.» of popularity. V
mgatdt‘pvawauntzble aiénlilfemacvonti dhli! sociatloi'h wiii‘ re‘leve "The hair all! these are but extttttplcs picket! :it nice. “can (“novice-loud") ”AV “in. 55V”! TV‘V"?“t“""‘ll leui
n a s roe an a of the West" a pay written n 1615 ' ' It't‘ y ”101 0 WI nu one met 0
half inches “my “9 1‘ at "‘9 Water- by Thomas Heywood. known to his random. t‘tlge. pockets well Itiatlc, button-
but just about right in every
woylortof Wail Vapor? We
know we have .that you want
at the wanted price—some-
Front basement.
:LeggiIIs—n necessity and it nice
gift-article.
The. bigoteek is atIiis best now.
holes IIIntle with exceptional care.
$12.00. .
Here's a Sililiiit‘l'—-$l(l.0(l oxford ‘
lit‘l'SiYyW—lJOClit‘lri reinforced. llilti’“
inn holes. WOl‘lx’t‘tl in silk. buttomtV
bury Hospital. and is ripened to rc- times as “the p so Shakespeare.“
. Thé Yalo‘ boys will he coached by a
cover. ...,
-5...” . , .3 'New York tumor”!!!
f w
PAlNT VYVOUH 'M CGY '0 Mo
.55. We... 5.0;? 0.5.5,: ’5..,;.'; classroom cosmos saw "is
SHOPS ALI. KINDS OF
FOOD into, can: Cut Unt-
form Pieces as FINE or
"no, for “so; 10 color." 9"... iii 4.1% filo 31!}th Every size in here ilt every style. 1 . 'i‘l '. i ' ' ' .
high gloss equal to new. Sold by soil than t that wears twice its Jelsoy ciothV “‘an that Y“ won't find COARSE a“ Wfllltflls \lVl‘VirV intilgIIVI i”\\t‘l’\x’(lilllifillll‘llchi‘llfl
emoluments- at Dow.“ cur. new” to” hit our-4mm Vioaii and . Wbli'ioi'ro 850 mm u . I . , ' l, 5 5 ' ' 1“
zincmround by. V . m gm..- 35¢ . on everybodys well. because 0th" “infill!” org“ ”Wilt llitll I oo
'VV V .V .V; ’ .I V 't. ., ,V; . V , . ., VV r‘afiihtltélall'dlggggliirfml boys 1: in ii WWW5'docun.t “11 ‘5' avg." T¥|stpw 0%}:an You MY BOY l
. ' I , i ..V , . l . t h an new “Plum-31. ’ . ‘ . .
Good Living.~-cneéls. ...,..,...... eutectic. 9 -
l l V . .. . .‘ > . ' " , , { . ' . . . V. '
. ' " ' “ ' finalist ooze calf 5 to 7. 3 buckles, IliO‘Wan you‘ 5“!”de dill-:35”; lliltxllc 15:55.;(10155 “
no.5 Pork. m» _....__.._. odors Potatoes. Meat. > ' ' ‘ “ “‘“‘ ‘
lie. lb.‘ l’laic Beef. . 5c..6c. lb; women- ovurgsiters. lino kerney. 7 with full battle—just the same as
or 10 button. «ch and 750. Window oil-dot. Cornice Pom. Wail APPlGUD Clbboce. Breadr the man’s. A real bargain.
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Native Turkey .4, 15C. lb. irIuIc Rib Roast. we. 10c, lb. Felt flippers for house wear in Papers. fiantmwmpziics. Art- EVERYTflle-L VV mflmnm about "9 . .
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Small Jersey F teslt iiams, I so. lb.
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WUTH NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler