features of the let‘
‘ 6 been received this
pendent of the ”art.
ays, is the assurance
be writers. The tax
heir business should
by all means, but
tidy. to call attention to
11erfotms of taxa-
ing other interests,
1: to, be kept on, and
at no thought he giv-
emoval of these other
they simply protested
continuance of their
den it would not seem so
ly selfish, but they go
1d throw their influence
iuing a form of taxa—
iy bittdens'onre to some
opal Church, in New-
asked Miss Edith Mar—
resign 111e111bership.in the
r ive up a dancing class
on which she recently
Miss Marshall s moth—
ggnlst in the church. "llre
man says she has not
pl tree mind yet what she
but declares she will be
ttrely by her mother.
:'0n)0n of lylinncsota are
0nd of cocaine and other
ecording to the State
Association. and the habit
11g so many that stronn'
'c to be taken to pro-
Llrug victims. A bill will
minced at the Lombw Les
’ he Legislature the intent
ii is to restrict the air or
'nrorphine. and similar
.2 Wm...
\udreumjn the Sn
‘ottl't of New York. has
own a decision in which
if) S' that anvoman should be
lllllllight. The question
it an application by IL‘Ior—
ell, dressmaker. to enjoin
l1 ord from closing the
out? of the house. and not
lately admitting her when
g'ih’c bell.
‘ldernrerr'of .‘Ilount \L'r'
. an odd claim to adjust in
. of a hill for a new silk
l‘om Mrs. l'. 11111111 l. SlonL}
ly woman oi (IIleLI' iIilI
fill-e chum-335.1133; ruined l)\
tinvr of a hose with with l1
Fallon, a city L'Inploye. war.
g ll sewer. She describes
perience and fixes the ex-
tas follows. Cloth $14.85;
$9.50; findings $1: IIIaIL'ing'.
tal,$3(135
WI York has a lierman
s' Socrcty. wlIIL'lI (ll'i‘
prizes turning servant
ho hare I'L-tainL-d IIILiI sitn
for more than two vL. Irs In
i. service. Iiaclr sLIyant
hfuilv for two \e'ars is m
it). one of the S()t“'ltl} \
Wilbur-3, a $10 U'old 1)i(.'(.‘t‘.l':ill‘ll
berves tIII'L'L' y'L'aIs is I‘tlllllltll
reminrn oi $15I€ai1hlni
'r four years is rewarded
rite of $20: for live years
for ten years. $50. liirls
come ill are cared for by
c ety and have IIIL'diL'ine and
.ices of a l)ll)$itl2lli l'I'L'e
intelligenL'L offices III var~
is Of the city are complain—
at getting a saint IL-nt nnnr-
0d servants, the society
rig plenty of them.
under the mistletoe is“
- 'colldernnedbv \Igr. IL'ob—
bit rector of St _'IosL-phs
intiroiie thanII. Jersey
dill ud'dtess on the "\" igil
tits," he 'said: “I am
opposed to LL'I'illin
entertainments. such
parties. held by th
lhey do not
9
1110 Ma ' in
and 1111113111111“le in the hitched, and
' heartburn and sour stomach is a habit
‘ tent to the“ walls of the stomach and
of the heart and liver.
no violent drug. but are intended only
lion, and generally acknowledged to be.
joy an international reputation
her damages for the cost of '
for cookingpnd washing purposes. but
I! was never intended for medicines
people who use; t as stroll will
some day rexret it. .
The common use or solid to relieve
which thousands of people practice,
almost daily, and one which I11 fraught
with danger. Soda gives only temper"
ary relief. and In the end the atom-
och trouble gets worse and worse
The soda-actual: a. mechanical Irri-
boweis, and cases are on record whore
It accumulates in the Intestines, cans-
llllg depth by inflammation or peritoni-
t 3.
Dr. Ilurlnndson recommends an the
safest and surest cure for sour stom-
ach (acid dyspepsia) the daily use af-
ter meals of an excellent preparation.
sold by druggists under the name of
Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. These
tablets are large. 20 grain lozenges.
pleasant to the taste. and containing:
the natural poptones and digestive ele
Inents necessary to good digestion, and
which all weak stomachs luck.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets used reg:
nlm'ly after meals digest the . food
promptly and thoroughly before. it has
time to ferment. sour and poison the
blood and nervous system.
Dr. Wnorth states that. be Invariably
uses and recommends Stuart‘s Dyspep-
siu Tablets in all forms of stomach de-
rangement and finds them a certain
euro. not only for sour stomach. but by
causing prompt digestion of the food
they create a healthy appetite. in-
crease flesh. and strengthen the action
They are not a cathartic and contain
for stomach diseases and faulty diges-
the most reliable cure for any stomach
trouble. except cancer of the stomach.
Stuart's Dyspcpsin Tablets now en-
and
popularity. and are sold by drugglsts
everywhere. In the United States. Cau-
nda and Great Britain. 012-14
understand the IInportLInLe or the
spirit of their religion. or they
would stay at home or to
church and read their prayer
books. Mothers and fathers are
not doing their duty when they
allow their children ollt at night.
I am IIIIILII opposed to these gnth
LI'ings. and warn you young per»
plL' against (II. It t‘lii'St‘ “parties. It
is the beginning of a notorious
ending. l lILI\L'.'Il\\';1\,~‘l1LL'II \L'II
severe on this question, because
11111111 :1 li'oLILI person is on the high
"21.1Il to ruin. i am particularly
opposed to kissing parties on New
Year's day. when both male and
female kiss each other under the
IIIisllL'toL'."
11..
go
MAYOR'S BI ENNlALLELECTION.
(Hartford Post.)
Armin we IIIII'LI lire LqunlsllLI plrIaL
mo of aer'oelne with Mayor Homer 5
l,‘11111mi111:':~. of Stamford III 11 llll"‘-'
«new Willl'll IILI transmitted to lhl‘ ("or-1
mun ’l'ounL'Il. Monday night, he I'L‘(‘()Yll
lvll'llllv‘ll that the “‘1‘!“ of Mike of tho
Ill'lylli‘ be extended from one to two
Hull's. lll‘ thinks that honor results
would be Sl‘t'lll‘l‘ll Irv having: the ILInclb
ofIIIL'IIIIII'LII"::IL'1'111 multiplied In two
The mayor In l'l!:lli. If our memory
iILII'l suil‘L'I'inI: from :I L'I'IL'k in III“
“.1111 k. two years is 1111- lII'L-M'I'ilrod 0X"
l‘."l\'(‘ it‘l‘lll l11,lht' (‘lill‘n‘ of Ansoni'r
inurgppmr llanInII'y. [it'l‘l1\'. lluI'II'oI'd
”P‘dtll‘li. New lll'iluin. New Haven.
New London. Norwich. I‘Itlnum, Rock
\ ille. \l'uterbury 11nd \i’iilimautic. 0n
Iv four of tho eighteen cities of the
tale cling to the tray IIIIiI'LId scheme
of annual mayorallv elections. May
or (‘nlnlninzr' does well. and not ill, to
ll')‘ to swing Slamford into biennial
IIIILI.
The notion that two yours I.: the
normal term for loLnl (Illls'L-I'F. II. 111'
L:I.Ii.rink recognition in (‘lllllll‘(‘lii'lli. if
lbnt plrrtzney provision in our Siyclrr
o’Ll LIonI'litution l‘t‘llllll‘ill;{ llll‘ annual
election of seIeL'tIlIL-n wasn't there, its
more lhntl probabll- that town t‘ll‘t‘ilflll‘v
‘2"LIuILI be held only l‘\'(‘l'_\' other yous.
'I‘IIL' tLIlILlL'IIey lowrlrd 11 two yL-ru' porinl
was indicated by the law of IHIIT. Whirl]
thanked the. term of low 11 L-IL-I'Irs from
one your to two. Economy and LIllI.
ir'IIL'y would IILI promoted if town l‘ll‘l
lions were III-III only Idonnilliiy Instead
of annually. Ily the time that :1 mn-
vonr olilevr' nets thoroughly fumiliur
with his duties lll' has not. LIlllIL-I lo
m'l out. or Lise begin to hustle for re
l‘ll‘(‘ lion.
Further evidence of the londoircy
toward 11 two your period of onion may
be found In the. changes in Llll‘ Conner.
lleut constitution. Until the amend
merit of 1883 was adopted. the state
olllcers and the General Assembly were
elected annually. Nobody would
think for ten seconds of recurring 1.1
the. annual tel In Recently 11 proposi-
tion was introduced into the House. for
n Lonslilutionul amendment. lengthen-
ing the term of noIeetnIl-n. but the pro
leet wound up In the 111011.110
BICYCLING IN WINTER.
(Ansonia Sentinel.)
It in only the enthusiastic whooImLIn
«the mcn and women to whom the,
wheel bus 11 elrur'm all its own~~wbo
not out on the roads on InIL'II 11 day
an ycntcl'duy. but they had more on-
joymcnl III a Imlel spin of ten or lif-
tL'LIn miles than in 11 month of July
or August. riding. In tho llrsl Dilll‘l‘.
tho rondur are likLI asphalt. hard and
smooth. with tho exception of (In oe-
eueionnl little gully. the jar of w‘i‘llc‘n
tires and Huddle nprlnus take up III
the second place the air is keen and
bracing and has more 1110110. to ill»
cubic inch than the summer air. In
the (third place the I'idLII' becomes pos—
ceased of. the desire to fly. It seems
as though be had wings and untried
to use them. llnconnelonaiv bin podun-r
10‘")an finder and filliltll‘ be grips Iris
bulnliebms more firmly. site up
straighter mnl lets out at the top of
his speed. , He becomes oxbllnroted. It
Is It npeelea of intoxication that 111
beneficial in (ther fiber of bin below—7
in oVery lung coll ovary blood corpus-
irlo. (Ivory miracle. mark 119th). ii, iii
lr'erstflli and bracing. and when he gets
home and taken
that 11 your.
. random: he feels.
1y. would you 11111 acts and; to
short but speedy ride on the éountry
roads, you will test like "throwing
physiot to the dogs,” tor the breesnt.
at east . .
W
WHAT OTHER EDITORS BAY.
Beer, Cigars, Check Stamps.
(Waterbury Americani' ‘
We wonder what people think of the
selection made by the ways and means
eonnl‘rlttee of taxes to be remitted In
order to I‘OIllitlo'tlle ant-plus by $420011.-
000, more or less. They are all Intel'-
on] revenue taxes. This, of courted, is
to escape the necessity of taking on
the protective. taxes. The former two
easier to take off. and perhaps safer
politically. Fully hull of the taxes to
be remitted are those 011 hour. cigars
and bank checks. The hitter. at least,
seems an easy tax to bear. urld'n eon-
vmrient one to collect. and in this re.
spect (litters from most of the other
doeninontm'y tnxos, which are properly
remitted on account of their Inconven-
loneo. We should think that. n detna»
gogue would make a pretty plausmle
case out of tho fact that. ol' the reduc-
tion of $40,000,000 beer furnishes Lilo;
000,000. cigars $0.000.000 and bank
cheeks $7,000,000. This. as he would
say. does not lift the burden much from
the breakfast. table or from the WOI‘K-
ingmau’s back.
The Governor's Staff.
(Hartford Cotil'unt.)
The full stall” of (ilnvcrnor Molienn
is printed oisewherc‘ this morning and
it is safe to affirm that the list win
meet the approval of the people. of the
state. The new governor has called
into his official family a congenial set
of gentlemen who are sure. to enjoy
one number‘s company and to make
a el'udilnble upponrnnL'L-I on public oe-
L'anions. III the great pressure for po
nltlons he 1111's been forced to disnp
point some. who hoped for places but
his selections have been distributed
over the stall- ludiL'imIst so that sev-
en out of the eight L-ountlcs are I'epro
sentod and the men L'Irosen uro quail
lied to fill well their respective posi»
tions. It Is not IIL'L'LInIIIII'y to say to the
people of Hartford that his selection
of Ml'. Robinson as his privulLI sL'L're
ls admirable.
And So it Goes.
lllal‘tl‘ord Times 1
"Election in Boston. llLInIoL-I'uls “in
Street (Yommissloner I-‘lubt " say ..LILI
headlines in u IIIoI'IIIII't pan-r. lillll so
It. goes ill the IILstpanIr olIlL'L's every
wIIL-I'LI-v—L'yelr iII Tlli‘ 'l‘IIIILI«.L1iIiL'LI on- (I
in public. The wrirL-I's for llll‘ press
stem lo lll‘ Igiyim; up tho use of the
words L'l'lorl. L'oul-Istn, Lorrlpoliliou.
Any kind of n conlL-sr now is ll llllli ~
be it nu L'IL'L'lion of :I llllllll ' ol‘liI I‘I‘, n
I‘nlll‘l-|lill() crime. or :1 l‘oolI-ali contest
Yet it Is \\'L'l| lo l‘l’llll‘lllllt‘! or L :1~.'3oua‘.l_1
that that 1.; a LILIIIII.IL'IIIL'III of our .111
';Illi‘.l‘ .lIId lhul the ritual Inuiorilv’of
anlInI: IIIILILII'laItiu-L: :1' not iltrlrl:~.l»1:'
are me My (‘012‘ .1.' or LI‘l‘LII'I---. and Inn!
it :Lonudv. bL-‘ILII and is l.ti‘I“‘ lo L'tlli
them by their proper II:IIIIL-:.
A Gruesome Cargo.
LTIJLILL' Haven l’nlludlnur l
’I'IIL'I‘L' i1. L'I'uL'IorIII- I'L-IILIII1.: ill the
'HZIILIIIIILI‘IIIl‘Ill that the il'zlll'iiltll'l Ilin.
(lili I'L-nL'lIL-Li SLIM II‘I'IIIII'Iscn on lion-
:1411' with the bodies of about I..'.L10
-'oILIiLIr.~ 11nd sailors. who l‘iilll'l‘ lll"tl
iu bulllv ol' 'l'll‘l'llllllll‘tl lo the I'u.:I~;;LI1L
o." lllil"ir-I' in lIIL' I’llilippinv', l‘irina
{111.1111 IIIILl Honolulu. SIIL-II announce-
ment: LIII‘L' L'Inbhnws 111 [hr ill‘llllllli'lllx
of ill.' I‘L-IIL-LI SoL'IL'lI' III session al l’hil
mlolphizl, :lHfit‘llllIlt‘ti l0 L'l‘nLIlL‘Li’L' ”to
customs and causes: of war.‘
lill',"
MAKING FRIENDS.
The candies oblnlunblo nt (illiotto's
make new l1 iL'IILIs every day. I'L'luin old
friends IIIIsldL-s. Want to know (be
why and \I'IILIL‘L-forL-Z‘ No question
more easily illI3-1\\'t’l‘t’ll. The sugar
used here is sugar. not lzluL-ose; our
workmen are apt. skillful 11nd exp: r
lLInL'LId at iholr trade and wu LIIILIL'IILoI
to be courteous III our lI'L'IIlInL-nt L1.
every customer, whether he. buys lIvLI
Lenin 01' live LiolIIII's womb of eo'nfee
tionu. Try our L'Iloeolntes. They
make friends for us luster titan IIIII'
thing we know.
G. GHIOTTO,
53 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Lehiglr Don’ I Lie.
You want your coat delivered to you
by the bust. method. We. employ the
most careful men and our aim is for
perfection of delivery on Well as per
foctlou of cool.
WE KNOW IT
will be to your advantage to buy your
coal here.
Irving Lockwood 6} Co.
. Buccaneer to n.1llll'l‘iili
(lonl Yard and Ollie» Water ntreat
branch once. Corner Washington 1111 lid
as incantation all his
shoulders and ilk ti
To the Khedlw of Egypt
A «rolling player come
With an accomplished parrot
Which well deserved Ito lama.
But when the parrot llama
1.; Its cleverness to show.
. III-tend oi its «untamed role.
‘i It mooted forth "-0.
For on the voyage over,
Each meal aboard that ship
The praise! of "-0 wrre found
011 everybody‘s lip.
.~ And whcnthe startled ru'u
The reason came to know.
lie laughed a lot and sti‘nightway bought
A package of "-0.
.. ~Lv.¢..vr..v
All who cat "-0
; Lliorltby's 51mm Cooked Calms-ll
Know that it is far superior
to any sort of out:
'. L
' and are not afraid to say so.
No matter when: you nre~ ‘
f In \\ hatever part oi the world—-
2.1 you urn get "-0
by simply asking! for the I33 «flood.
r‘mamrmm'xmmfi
'Plione 4343.
BARNEY (It BERRY
SKMESI
are the “standard of the world.
Others imitate them but no one
makes quite 71.1; nice. neat. stylish
and pretty skates. We have sold
them for
FOURI‘EEN YEARS.
and stick to them. not because
they are the cheapest. but because
they are the BEST SKATE ON
THE MARKET. We warrant
them.
0111' line of Table and Pocket
Cutlery is the finest in town.
Electrical goods have recently
been added to our stock.
Comstock,
Watkins
St Dow.
112 WASHINTON STREET.
South Norwalk.
W. B. RIDER.
Hydraulic and Sanitary
Engineer.
74 WEST AVENUE.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
II} xamlnnttons, Reports, Plans, lIiIrli
muton for Water Works. Filters, Sow-
Lr'aigu 11nd tlcnorul Surveying.
One hundred and eighty-nine Dams.
lit'llelV'OllH and forty-one systemn .11
Water Works planned and built. Per
1101an attention given to IIII work _
Plans of Mill Work carefully pm
pnred. 031 t1
Hustle for Cash
lllltbout cash priI-li paid for old met
11in and oral or lull-1 of curry blind. Drop
me 11 pot in] and I will cull .
Prompt attention and honorable
dealing» with all. I am occasionally in
New York some day; throuidl the week.
Immediate attention on my return
will be given to my business that 11111;
001116 in durl 3 my kbsunc .
. 2 ABRAHAM“
Main stream. Eleni]: Norm“: . Etienne
- . . ll‘ Call
M
' not the skins" 0! birds at all, but a cloth
on" of the toolbar tonnes seen are
foundation closely sewn with feathers
Jackets of Persian lamb are trimmed
With kennel velvet in the tusblonablc
shades. The usual fashion has been
the rewrite of this and in now; these
are novelties.
it you can make an attractive look.
big salad and one that tastes good too.
all light. If one quality must be stic-
riiicod for the other, lot It be the at-
trueiivenosn. ;
Can you imagine the softness of an
entire gown model of cropwde chino
trimmed with duehesso law? These
were the materials used in making 11
gown for a bride. Crepe-doctrine and
the other soft materials litre. chiffon.
nIoussellno-deosoio and Liberty silk on!
used to trim the always fashionable
white satin, and they soften It and add
to its richness.
It Is It sbll’tloan housekeeper who
uses any old cloths silo chances upon
for dish cloths. clusters. etc. Cloth Is
cheap. and the proper way to do is 10"
got some new cloth, out. it and hour It
all nicely as you would for towels. and
use these. washing and nirlnlr,r them
regularly, There are too many people
who consider those things unimpor-I
taut.
With a skirt of blluk finished about
the lower edge with two narrow shun 1
ed lionneos Is worn a blouse laL'kLIl of
brightest I'.ed Tho Jacket hut-1 gold- l
embroidered black velvet rovers and
turn over LollLu'. The L-ni‘fI-I lilo velvet
bands that eonllne narrow lingerie
ends of white silk. The collar and
L'Iremisetle are also of the silk '1 I105
tur-bnn like but In the very same color I
an the jacket . and has only black os-
tr-ILh tips for its trimming. Thl In surtl
is into ruled for we ill on days when thel
cold is not severe. and the only LvI Inn
uorn if a stint and I' IIll of sable. .
III making cake that requires 1va
whiten of eggs only. one is nouretimes ‘
at a loss what to do with the yolksl
A good housekeeper keys that Rho
uses them to beat up and dip bread in?
to whith Is to be fried for the L'lIiILI-
I'LIII's lunch. Mayonnaise dressing is
another article that lnkon yolks of
eggs, and a very good Lnstzn'd or pnd
dint: may be made from llll’ yolks
alone. ()no woman beats the yolk of
one 01:11. and very slowly stirs. it into
Illl‘ milk that is to be healed for («If
too. They may lll' used with ham (11'
other meals to lillllt“ (llili‘ll'l. or' Io
maltt' lzl‘rlriL-k l‘iI'hLII', A ypllov; l‘lllil’
truly be made of yolks, and u very l'\~
lio liltilllill‘lll Is Ill’t‘lll‘Ll to
.‘lI‘ll.
right now In the varied lllll‘ of stand
lowered to make III'iL-L's "(‘IILIap.”
illlllt'.
Now comes (“hrislnlasf Now.
ICI'n. I’l'uils
t‘nulillowel‘.
up.
20v L' 1111,
your order lll‘l‘l‘ (’ill'l)'.
‘uiren 50,000 marks toward the new
sell Iriub grade goods,
\\'L-‘ll present no argument to you III-re
11rd goods it shows for the holiday trade.
favor. as InILL'II no as high quality will pLII'mil.
foo. corner. 11 uLInLIronr kllll'li for our holiday business.
unusual effort on our part to deliver goods promptly and lo [)ll‘llril’.
would like to lIIl\L‘ )ou put us to the it‘rri.
Get in Before the Rush.
(‘urrnnts tTLL'lI'd IlLIIsiIII; Citron.
lI‘: me 1. S11 'iil' Strnubm'rl liI‘l ls
IlLrIItb llr'nnd I’eax
We how 11 large trade on lilllil'l‘ 111
We 1“” have a limited number of choice Home lll‘t‘SSCLl l‘orn li‘LILl Turkeys.
IlLIloI'L pollll‘.’ to New York or anywhere else to 1101i base goods give us a w hnL k
The Marshall Typewriter Exchange, Agents.
Bridgepo“
Write for Catalogue.
THE FAIR CLOAK STORE
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Here’s Help. . I 1.
bold, Cape, Suit---Help for Xmas. *
Making a reduction in price is certainly a substantial assist-
61 Council Street.
once in producing a “Merry Christmas for the ladies of The Note
walks.
.. L. :' titidlififfl
Here 5 a cape of double laced material, has a hood, straps, very
nicely made indeed. We oiler it now at $2 69. -
0
JACKETS $3.49 to $11.00.
SUITS, ‘ $6.98 to $15.00. .
SKIRTS, $1.49 to $ 7.00. .'
.Wmumm
68 llislrington St, South llorlulll.
:LEISERSOII BROS.
LL'IILIIIt frosting is made from lot 111
is also golden L:III.l.ILILI.- \leCalI s l‘lLigv
nzine.
-.._._..__..- 1
'Ibere was recently added to the
aquarium at Calcutta a gigantic crab,
about two feet in diameter across its
shell. and having legs three feet long.
which was captured in a drag-net in
the Indian Ocean. about a mile from
the shore. and at n depth of forty-five
poses to erect in 11 Berlin suburb Lrs fauloms After being placed in a.
a model house for 2.00" young girl“ large tank it devoured the fish and
who will be instructed there in book ismaller mlflusgmeflnfi that were its {'91
keeping. photography IIOIIsekoL'leII,‘ Iow- prisoners and later in the even
etc. In: surprised Its keeper's and visitors.
by emitting a white. phosphorescent
light. strangely illuminating the
gloomy corner where It had concealed
itself between two boulders.
“~—
'I‘he German Emperor William has
building which the Lotte. society pro»
"What III the world Is the matter
with the managing editor?” "Ile's
worried because he isnt quite Still.
that he ought to cut dorm football
Slllil‘t’ to make room for politics. ori
viL-L- vomit."
CALL 58—2.
You can't tell by a man's size how
hard he. shores.
At SEYMOUR’S Store.
No Argument IS Needed.
LIspIILiIIIIy In holiday lime.
bucks: it up. This
WIIL'II melily speaks for it-
:store “as noyvl' so helpful us
And. too. prices are all in your
There is a mutual Irolpfnlnws lll prices here. Quality Shall not. be
union“- quality
There shall be absolute satisfaction on your purl. or we'll not try to win ydul‘
Above all. now comes
only what we can fulfill. W0
1
We promise
I pump and LllLIIIeLI I'LI-LI l‘nnl) Mllill‘ \IL'LIl III .1 ll). pails
12%. and Ifw Lnn. ( nitilalcd Spinnt'll. ISL (1111.3 lb. LILIn Fancy Snowball
tin can. Murrowlhr l‘LIns, 121.»:L' (‘"Il. llL'st (Irndos of Flour, (iOC bag. and
35.; .‘lo.- III Nit-e CollLIL' from 251' lb.
75c e'IL II Prunes,
iill'l Ll'JL' ”II.
If you appreciate the best. place
We'll save you money.
C. E. Seymour, Leading 610061.313) West Washington St.
'I‘el (‘nll i330 South Norunlk.
buy Tea 01' Coffee.
New Prunes. 5 lbs. for 250.
Lemon and Orange Peel, 70 lb.
Dunhum'a Shred Coeonnut, 4c pkg.
:1 lb. box best gloss Starch 120.
New Prop. Buckwheat, 100 pkg.
Qt. bottle or can tublo syrup. 10c.
II‘nney Sweet Potatoes, 200 pk.
Pint bottle entnup, rm.
TRY OUR CREAMERY BUTTTER AT 25C. LB. IT IS FINE.
18 LBS.
Tel 144.3 Norwalk.
An Unusual Offer.
Beginning on Thursday. December 13th. and continuing until Monday, December 17th. we
will give away FREE to all purchasers of Tea and Coffee. or $1. 00 womb of Groceries
A Maple Wood Chopping Bowl.
This chopping bowl is given away absolutely FREE as we give you the usual check when you
Note carefully the following prices.
They are great money savers.
1 pump” amnnmy phi!” 'l‘le Grandmas Pancake Flour, 11113.. 01- :1 lb. (‘an Yellow Peaches: 100
Seeded nuisflns' pkg. fit‘. 0 His. New Buckwheat Flour. 25c .. "I (Tun ”ill'lll‘ll POMS. 100
. . . . -. .1 II Inc Ill lb 110119.1me 1r ’“’ "‘1” MW ML" 130
011111ch or l( 111011 IILL ,, 1. , . . Y ‘ .1“3 Cakes 0”! Soap for 250
lu‘nni'y Logllm‘n Vill'on, Ib.. I .L: 3 pkg. bone but-II Mince Meal. 3. :‘IL: I o.nglsl.1nd 'l‘nI'nIps 011., 450
New Smyrna Figs. 1b.. 100 NI'W ('Bllml'fllfl l’l‘llllt‘x. 5 II). for 25" New Orleans Molasses, 5111.. with
New Persian Dales. 1b.. 7c. 2 (fans Kipporcd Herring. 250' Jul; 500
GRANULATED SUGAR FOR $1.00.
MAUD 3., OR JONES’S FLOUR. $4.75 BBL., 60c. BAG.
New York Grocery Co.
I! l“. BECKMRNN O CO. Successors,
DONAVAN BLDG" SOUTH NORWALK.
It Is K11 Undeniable Fact ’
THAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY MORE GROCERIES OF BETTER QUALITY, AT
THE LYNCH STORES 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.
Just a few Additional Specials for this Week:
Fluent quality ltcd Baboon, 150 can.
Our One Dollar Sale Still Continues.
35- 37 MAIN ST.. NORWALK
1..
New Orlennu Molasses. qt. 011.11,. 150.; 3
Mixed Nuts, 2 lbs. for 260. -.
2 lb. pkg. soil rlslng Corn Flour, 911.
Our famous White Rose Floor, “.75 .-
I’.,1bl 600 b113,.
Long Island Potatoes, 750 11111111., 200
peck.
Measlnn Lemons, 100 dozen.
It IS a Great Value.
New Mackerel, 100 lb.
Qt. bottle Vinegar, 50..
Large can extra line Peaches, 100.
Grapeuuta. only 12c pkg.
New Seeded Raisins. 90 pkg.
New Jam. 16 oz. glues jar. 100.
New Pancake Flour, 10L: pkg.
Ilainton‘u l-lenlth Food, 180 pkg.
Plum Pudding, 1 lb. can, 100.
Norwalk Chronicler