n. 11111111111111.11111111 1111qu
g J 11111: Youngs. of l’loaoont
,3 .
11111 Hoeilkoml... of Seaside
it“ been entertaining Mr 111-
1111. George 11‘. 1111101101 Stam-
.1";
3 .
SJnlor end 11.111111111111111: Bonds
will old It cottage prayer meeting at
the residence -of' Arthur Wood, in East
. avenue. tomorrow afternoon, at 3
o'clock All members invited.
Rev J. W Davis proposes to fore.
past some of the events of the new
i-entunr in 11111 1111111111 1111161111111 1111111111
lure In his sermon ill the Advent
Chi-Islam Church; tomorrow evening.
‘ There will be Evhdlug Prayer and
'nermou in the 11111111011111 Mission. COI
"nul' Van Zandt and Osborn nvenueu, at
7: 30 tomorlow ev.oning The Rev.
Charles T. Coerr will preach All are
coldially invited.
'lho Epwprtb Lengpc'. of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
held .11 909w brutal willfllt, oi the home
ot Miss 811 Randal in Riverside
avenue. There' was 11 large attendance.
1111171111 1111111111111: programme was on-
in) or] 11111111 Jeun‘le1 Brenton favored
with violin solos; Ernest Erickson new
11 recitation; Albert Dunn. 1.111110 solos:
Misses Sadie Randall and ldella Dar-
row, piano solo. Gamer-1 were indulged
in at therlose of the rogpnmnicnond
heave Your Order fol: V
' lifts. Temple's Celebrated
Ilene-mule Bread and
' Doughnuts.
.'I "if! 1?
§ East Avenue Market
11111111111111
.1.
11
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11111110110111 couN’.
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FOR THE COLBSRAP now.
The lllll liliilllilii "Stilt
...—......
IN THE CLOAK ROOM.
\\ drill. gall ments at ridiculously
low prices, the long spell of mild
weather 1.51 the cm '
WOMEN' S JACKETS.
t hevio‘t and lgorsc3 cloth coats.
coloré. 1111.111. tan, caster 111111 11:11 3
benv3 satin lined, pearl buttons.
sonic 1111b satin révcrs made to
retail from .7, 7.59 to $10. Sale
prior $4.75. ‘ ‘
WOMEN‘S
TAILORoMADE SUITS.
About fifty odll (men tuilorctli
suits, colors. grey. brown and
navy. Sale price. $5: value $10
llllll$i2.
WOMEN S GOLF CAPES.
.\lzulc it'olil' till wool. tlulllllc-
illtctl goods. pilllll l1:1c.l\'5 Sillc
price $4. 75; 1111110 $7. 50.
Wide swccp chinchilla cloth
tripe-s. triulnlcd. with tilibct fur
sulc price $33.93;. value $7.50.
WOMEN'S WRAPPERS.
A whole linc.rlo:1i11gtl1c lllanu- “
lzlcturcrs‘ seasoul ' and we make
two loin. some of pcrcnlc. llllnllcl-
clit‘ and tlvl'llctl cloth.
Lot No. 1. price 491:. each ; value
$1.
Lot No. .1. price 89c. each; value
$1. 50.
11131171110311 FLANNEL writers.
The. entire 111-111ni‘enturcr a line.
closing 3331133‘i‘s fall and 11 order bus-
iucs's'. )v‘cr six hundred (600)
waists. all stiles. 11171113 of them
lluudluuncll ti'iulluctl real value
from $3.51) to $051: Sale price
$2511 each
be W ntcr Sale. of liamburgti , '
and insertions tlnli'ulgod by 11 nice :1
in transpm't'atiori 1111701111 the Attitii
1111.11111ch U715 11 busy store.
311111111 again:
. Lot No 7:351: .y31rt3l. ‘3
Lot \o.:i".5c.ynrd -. f3 1
. 1 t 1 be. 3181;113:1111 1
.otNo. 4. 10¢.yard.
.L‘gf N" 5. wide. yard
Lot No. (1 17c. yard
_ Lot No. 7. 25¢. yard.
. walk.
A male uunrtcttc. composed of .\. F.
' 11111111191131.0101“ illrnt. William
.lant evening.
‘ placed In the. Rownytou signal tower.
‘ h! 17 6|
33 Ncitr' Vfilldl 3 lilo; offered 111',»vain 1'1 11 dud to offer a re
fore in thin" sect 11. Listen to 1111.
1111111339119 family recently
moved to iitnm' ord‘.
MBn'MInnlp 11.111.11.111.
halo till-net. is sick . _
'of 11111191
_ r1111: 111.111.1111.... avenue. is 1‘1
outfitter fromrhoulnstlum.
I Robert Wines, of Main 11b not 11 con
filled to his home by illness.
W‘
1111-. F. Brown. pastor of tile Bap-
tist Church. is n victim of the grip.
, W-133 ..
hit. and Mrs. E. Franklin Wood. of
Contentment Inland, are contemplating
11 European trip. . .
8on1uel Davis. of Brookslde. contin
uea critically III of pneumonia. Mir.
recovery in doubtful
C. l.. Ogden received word. yester
day‘.ti1nt his father who critically til
at his home In New Canaan.
111.9111 Mrs. George Keefer. of St.
John avenue. have been entertaining
relatives from l’oughk‘ocpslo. N.
'l‘llo Misses hull). and‘ Edna Ray
mood. of the Barton rond,11tt11nde.d 11
dance In Green Fellini. Thursday night.
Mrs. Robert Brown. of South hier-
wulk. was a guest yesterday of her
mother, Mrs. C. Johnson. of Logan ovc
1111c.
Lester Oakne of (311111 kett 11171.net.-
has returned home from 11 two wecke’
visit with Alfred Kaitlke, of East Nor
W...
Merriam and Junius Brown assisted In
the services In the Baptist Church.
A new boating arrangement. has been
A new stairway has been built on the
outside of. the building and the. Insldl
one. closed I making the tower doors
sible from the outside only.
1*.‘_._.
Mrs. Judson Adams. of Rownyton
who was called v'ely suddenly to the
bedelde of her sister. Mrs. .loaep‘n
Hall. of Brooktleld. on Thursday re
turned home Friday. her sister hov-
lng passed away at. 8' 20 am. Frldn3.
The funeral will be held at the house.
Iirookfleld lit-1'30 p.n1. Sunday.
....
The Rev 8 D. Wood will prencn
tomorrow morning and evening In the
liowaytou Baptist Church owing to the
Flori-11;: gféhc re3gu33‘ar pastor. the R111
1‘111 . rown v be services will be
all follows: At Milli). i'ei'rular nlo'ifu
I111: servicc:12 n1.. Sunday school:
:i. '30 Junior Christian Endeavm meet
Inge: Senior Endeavor meeting at 11;
regular evening serllce at" 1 oclock
MRIINJND NOROTON.
William Northrop. of Daricn is
building the foundation for no ndul
tion to (leer c P Brett' 5 houéc. which
was moved ron1.(}r3a3cle street. Dnrien
to the Oil Rl‘dxb reed.
Rev. Herbert. ti Browns condition
did not appear to be Improved today.
and It will be some weeks before he
will be able to resume his pastoral
work. Rev, J. B. Lawrence of South
Norwnlk, will preach tomorrow
The resignation of Rev. C. A. With
son. pastor ofuthc‘Mcthodiat Church.
Dnrlen. to take effect next April. was
read W ednesdnv cv.cnlnrz At 11 51111110
qucnt meeting of the soclctv. a \OTJ.‘ of
thanks was tendered Mr Willaon for
the good achieved during his pastor-
an. The departure of Mr. Willeou
will he regretted. not only by his cop»
gre’gntlon. but by many outside. of It.
Mark Whitney. 1111 old and well-
known resident of Daricn. died last
night. at 9 unlock. after 11 few dnys'
"Ideas of purumonla. Mr. Whitney
was 11 carpenter by occupation. and
had erected many of the dwellings and
places of business in Durlcn. lie was
member of tho I‘ongrmntlonal
(lhurch, and had the respect and en-
teem of the entire town. A widow and
one. daughter. Georgie. and one son.
llnrold, survive.
The sails of Colonel Amblose
Webb's new ice yacht. will be nenl
today, and then she will be ready for
business. The cold weather of the
pastlatwontyifour hourn lino putnthe
Cove. pond in good condition for lcr:
yachting. and the probabilities are
that there will be. some Interesting
hruuheii holy/con the fleet this after-
noon». Much; Interest In manifest in
the colonel‘n new boat. and her per
formnncc will be watched closely
REWARD FOR PAT CROWE.
I..—
crct met-tin, of the t‘liy Coin-11.11111
of $5, .for Pat Crowe.1lell1i‘or
3 hmpeotlvc of the nueplclon
lath 0 may have been concerned In
:tho filld’nhyrhldnnpplng.
Railroad Company line char
steamer Amril from the
Steel steamship Compact.
. ., mp in under. charter to the Fed»
‘ 3 11111311111111 at present. but will
1331111 January 72.81111 I11 of
mm tone onen‘elty. 'l‘ilo
We. fortnightly oer
time.
3 “new bu three 711ml...“ ‘
Mrs. Elinnhetll Brody. who has been
visiting In Weston. but returned to
Wilton.
M on- our-nan un-
Albin 'l‘homoon is the 111111 of his
aunt. Mrs. Frank Wentondof tho rue-
tropolls 1, 3 . .13..
Miss ‘il'iiiud' Fitch arrived in town.
Saturday, as the ghost of hire. 1). B.
Ogden
i r..—
11111111011111 lipep‘orp, recently 1-‘e
turned from 11 vcek'o visit with friends
In the city. ‘ .
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Mrs. George A'. Davenport has been
spending a few days with friends In
Bridgeport.
M111 Herbert Stunted and daughter
Marlon left home on Thursday to visit
friends In New \33orl31
111.11 111111... 11111111116111 was outer.
taiucd amoral days last week by
friends in Brooklyn.
The Folaoms spent Sunday at their
family bume.a11 Is customary while
spending this month In New York
A bpmmlttoo met at the Library.
Saturday afternoon. and renumbered
the books In order to conform with the
new catalogue.
. ...-u»...
Mlsn (‘orn liliddlebrook. of North
Wilton. I11 Ill of typhoid fever. 1101'
sisters, Miss Meet: and lilnuclle, are
slowly improving.
it Is Alvin .Keelcr lldnotphlins Flor-
cuco Keelcv. who 11 Iii 11111111 substitute
I11 North Wilton schobl‘ for a abort
R. W. Keefer, school commit
t..oenlnu Is mulling arrangements to 111'-
eurc a teacher from the State Normal
School.
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FISHERIES AND GAME.
————_
Tblrd Biennial Report of the State
Commissionera.
The State Commissioners of Fisher-
lcu and (lame have made their third
bicnlllnl report to the governor and
General Assembly. In, 11 handsome
pamphlet of 12.") pages. George T.
Mathewson Aldcu Solmuns and 11
Hall floor are the commissioners and
they pllid tribute to the services of
Janice A. Bill of Lyme for 11111111
years a member of the commission. in
an obituary. sketch with portrait. The
statistics show that during the your
1899 ‘3. 227. 426 pounds of fish wele
caught ill pounds. traps and fykes.
and that ill I900. 2.197.192 pounds were
(taught. The shad catch ill l899 was
94.6”: and Ill 1900 It was “4.182. the
largest number caught I11 any one your
since 1890. The acreage of the ponds
in the. state is 43.597.1111d the length of
rivers and brooks 71,619 miles. The
expenses of the ‘commlsleon for the
two years have been $3,100. The com-
mlssloncre give In detail the work
they have been doing. saying:
With appropriations made by the
Legislature for that purpose. we pur-
chased at Windsor Locks sixteen more
of land. where nature seems to bore
supplied everything essential for 1111
Ideal breeding ground for trout. (in
this tract your conlrnlusloncrs have en-
mblishcd 11 state hatchery. it Is one
mile west of Windsor Locks station;
The plant at over-lent consisting of :1
hatching building and a system of
old. Is located I11 11 depression, or
rnvine. which extends south. and Plum
west thrceouartcrs of a tulle aloud
what Is known as Kettle Brook.
'l‘llc Increase of shad In the Connec-
ticut River the past few years can
rigidly be. attributed. we. believe. to
the prolific results of the retaining
ponds 3 at Josbuntowu. Every year
since 1895 those ponds have seutput
millions of young fish. Inlet May
4.800.000 shad fry procured from the.
government lintcherlcs, were put Into
the Joehuatowu retnlulnir ponds. They
were then scarcely four days old. and
not more than half an inch ill length.
When they \vcrc driven out into the
river the latter our! of October. they
had obtained a size of two and 011-1-
llnlf Inchoa. to three and one-hull inch-
es and 11 few worn of greater Icnuth.
As an auxiliary help to the work of the
Windsor Locks hatchery. and the re-
talulnu ponds leased by the state. your
commissioner» would recommend a
close season on some of the tributar-
ies of the larger streams.
Forty six violations of the fish and
game laws have been prosecuted.
INSPECTINO Hl8 ARMY'O WORK.
um...‘
Booth to Introduce Shelter
Houses In New York.
CHICAGO. January 19~Genernl Bul-
Ilnxton Booth. commander of the Vol-
unteera of America. left this city today
for New York. The general. who in
on a tour of innpectlon. hall violated «1
number of western eltleu during the
last. few weeks, among them 81. Paul.
Minneapolis, Aurora. Rockford and
Knnkn’kuc. l'lc. examined carefully
the different branches of bio Army's
work In those eitioa. purtlculnrly tbv'
sheltering Inul.ltut..lofln
While In this city General Booth
made 6 tour of Inupcctitln through tho-
rilliorent aheltcr bounce of the Vol-
unicorn ilo Mid 1111 111111 well pleased
with tho uyngnom giving each ledger Ii
no crate room
tiny relinui'not conducted by
tho Vo 11 teen in connection with ill!
Imaging no 11 great. turprllle to him
He said tinit he had seen three cent
and even two cent restaurants but
never before a penny restaurant.
Goilern lllooth Ill 1111 interview. said
no 1111111111 to introduce the Chicago
11111111 and 1.1.1.1111 home system In
New York and other eastern cltIea.
General
gone at home!
Nth-1'11- o.. 11111111 .
111.11... where she 11119
1111 by way of Bull
1131.11 of thetmonlbpra of 1111‘ tithe:
111111131111. who came Into Donnecti
to. some weeks
1130. have arrived In W llllnantle. from
the neighborhood of Danielson from
which place the were ordered away
by the 1111111011 611 last week. They
dent, on the .outtith' of the city
Thn116113y night. bud in: together in
wl'et'ited poverty beneath a tent made
or 311g“: of burlap in the party an»
11‘ number of children. including a bilby
a. week old. Yesterday omciala welt
to the camp with the Intention ‘of
brinslnit the people into Willlmnntie.
and making some provision for them.
Alexander Tracy Dean. the young
man who was divested In Bridgepolt
a week one. churned with having at-
tcmpicd to escape payment of board
at 11 New Haven hotel. was discharged
yesterday. the. cane against him hav-
ing been noiled as no proof of Intent
to defraud the hotel was shown. it is
now announced that Mr. Dean. who
has been acting as agent. for nsl’llllu-
dolphin newspaper. will seek vindica-
tion and bring 11 civil .sult.on account
of his arrest.
All notes. mortgages. and other evi-
dences ;of Indebtedness against the
Methodist Rpieeopol Church, of Ser-
meur. were burnedlmpubiie, Thursday
evening. Since June 28. 1900. the
debt of 810.428. 27 has been wiped out
The church's membership is but 181.1
and the showing I11 regarded as 11 re.
murknbly good one. ,The nsllcn worr-
plnccd I11 11 bronze urn and presented.
together withn purse of $185. to “1’:
pastor, Rev. E. C. Tullcy.
~ Judge Elmer has paused orders In
the Superior Court. disaolvlne the
i'enso Lumber Company. of ’l‘llomlr
nonvillc. approving the final account
of R. C. Cooley. the receiver. allowing
him $115.30 for servlces, and unprov-
lng his account. An order for tile 1'11:
eerm' to sell remaining: property of
the ("alhoun Printing Company.
Hartford. consisting of lithographs
was also passed.
Chief of Police Blilmf I'Inrtford'. 4111:
l'ecclvctl a lettcl‘ from United Stall-s
Vice-Consul Trice. from Freetown
Sierra Leone. West Arlicu‘. ulnkluu In‘
quirlca us to the whel'cabontu of Mm.
llowscr. wife of Bowling liowacr, for-
mer United States consul at that
place. who recently died In Word Afri-
cu. When last heard of Mrs. llowaer
lived Ill Hartford. says the vice c.ons11l
but nothing I11 know 11 of 11111 it a person
there
.ludeg Prentlns llus.is1111c1i on (il‘lll'l'
I11 the Superior Court. authorizing
Frederick A. Belts, receiver of tilt.-
Keatllln lilcrclc null Automobile Com-
pany. to continue the business. which
Is located in Mldllletdwu, four months
longer. and to borrow not exceeding
$th000 for that purpose. The busi-
been has been run under iho receive. '-
ship since last fall.‘
A certificate of organization from
the New Haven Pulp and Board Conl-
pany has been filed with the secretary
of state. The capital stock In 9.001111
The directors ale Minot E. (.‘bslileld
and William R. Shaffer.
GRUDGE FOR GREENWICH.
How Wealthy Men Show DIeIIke for
The Trolley Road.
The trolley agitation Ill (‘ll'een11'i1-l1.
and the assurance given that the road
In to bc speedily built. hue kindled :1
fire of discontent among the wealthy
rot In that town. which bids fair to rc-
sult In many of them withtll'owim.v
from the place to sock homes I11 some
other locality.
Nearly all of this portion of the p03).
ulntion have business" which takes
them to the. melloppils every day
where the 1.1111111:an tl'oley gangs
and the hustle and bustle on the. (by
streets I11 rcllmcd 11f niahtlull when
they got back to the quiet comforts
of :1 rural home.
The llll-n of the trolley followln':
tilt-111 Into the country has greatly pct-
llcd them. and within the pus! few
days some things Ilnvo come to pass
which show to \1'l1nt.exil'clnol1 tllcuc
wealthy residentswlll 1:11 In retulllr
lion. They have practically declared
a boycott in all things local. This fact
has been proven by letters to the. Anio-
gcrono lire department, refusing to aid
the company by purchasing ticket» for
the annual recep , 11. which takes
place the latter part" of this month.
For several years past the secretary
of the company has enclosed tickets
In envelopes and mailed them to the
wealthy residents. who have almost In.
variably acknowledged. their receipts
and returned 11 check in payment
thereof. 8111 this your It in very differ-
ent. Secretary Rennie mailed tickets
this year as usual. but Instead of re-
colvlug financial acknowledgment of
the receipt he received rebuffs from
dleunutlcd property owners. who
stated that since the trolley was to
become 11 fact In Greenwich. they hull
iort all interest in» local affairs. and
resiwclfuliy returned the 1.111.111.1111
of these lutturll ore. I11 Ibo hunda ot
the conlpunywoue from W. H. II. Mul‘1
tin. of Belle H111 on and another from
George. Dominick. of Maple avenue.
Others about town 111mm to share the
some sentiments. and tho eltixenll
there who are not responsible for the
trolley. are wondering where the thing
will end.
, . --.-.....-
AOVIRTIOID LEUERD.
m
Following 1‘. a but of letters remain-motel
In. uncalled for at the fallopian nort-
office: for the xweelt ondlni; January
19.190].
111111111 Norwnlk.
Jnmen‘333q Oahu. 1
not!
George A.
glinwafri
C
of
Every day In the year some resident
of South Nerwnlk is telling 9. friend
or neighbors about experiences with
Dean's Kidney Pills. No nut-h empha-
tic endorsement with ever given for
any modern medicine. Read what this
citizen hays:
161's. C. Gunung. living on Hill
street. says: "I am well up in years
and like a great many old people 1
had trouble with my kidneys for a
long time. canning diatreselng hack-
nche. I could find nothing to give me
any relief and l fancied that Dunn's
Kidney Pills might help me. even If
they didn't cure. i went to Plaisted's
drug store and got a supply. 1 was not
disappointed. Dean's Kidney Pills din-
posod of the last attack. The back-
ncllc and suffering were a thing of
the past."
l’ricc 1’10 cents a box.
born (30.. Buffalo, N. Y..
for the. United States.
Remember the namewDonn's—and
take no substitute.
HIS BETTER HALF.
\\'.1llcr—- What will you please to or-
dcr?
.\ll'. (laswollh-l think I'll take some
deviled hum.
Mrs. Gnswcll (crimsonlng with tour
tlflcntioni—lirlng me some thnt~—thnt
isn't.~—Ghicago Tribune.
Lilith mum
DI. KING’I
unriiii’ifius.
Immilm relief nod-1111mm null
book. All 333113141. nil», 11111151331111. ' "a" I
Foster-Mil.
sole agents
11111 1111111111: 011.11.: 19111. tes'toii. 11113.
.UI
Lehiglleon’i Lie."
You want your coal delivered to you
by the best method. We employ the
most careful men and our aim Is for
perfection of delivery as well as per
fection of cool.
WE KNOW IT
will be to your advantage to buy your
cool here.
Irving Lockwood or Co.
Successor to D. Harris.
Coal Yard and Ollice Water street
Branch Office Corner Washington and
Main streets. South Norwnlk. Conn.
Telephone Call. 33115.
MORE CANDY AND 3TILL MORE
CANDY.
We have sold more cnndy this sea.
BO“ than ever before. Two caused
probably account for thia»-penple have
more money and our confectionery l9
constantly growing ill popularity. the
latter for the very good reason that It
In worthy of it's great vogue. Our
Chocolates please both eye nnd point-l.
and do not unduly deplete your point
etbook .
GHIOTTO’S.
53 WALL, STREET. NOBWALK.
what you 03th
totllefoodon al
a,” recent
dinesti ve or
tdis‘oovoreddlgeat’»
1131) at her preparation
efficiency. It in
mnentlyouren
Digests
tortilloinll
111111-11 minus renutheni
I80
$26..“ “th
l1 Itl
etnnty lave“
It. led
231k 3
. other
“$3113., 17176111111
lnslll'lllfl company ll) "10‘ 0!
old Hartford. tone of th
sol-ante companies In In country
Also tweet 111 other pomp-lulu will I!
one tile you best 11!“. buttoned“
county undrliuroon.
Be Careful
of What You Elli
A stomach In distress will not make
Xmas a very "merry" one.
Our zro’eeries are perfectly reliable
——the prices give you an opportunity to,
save a little for Xmas guts-(another
reilehnble feature.)
A. S l U LL ,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK.
Twenty years ago 11 Falrlicld county
man insured upon the endowment plan
I11 the Conn. General Life Ins. Co. lie
has now received his money. and was
so well satisfied that he not only in:
cured again. but is advising his friends
to do likewise. Have you met him?
FRED H. FIELD. Gen. Agent.
United Bank Building.
South NorWulk.
W
SOUTH NOR WALK
SI VINOS BARK.
Open daily. except Saturday. um
911.111. tolzm..an1fromlto6p.ni
Saturday. 9 n.1n. to 13 m. .. and on lion
day evening from 7 to 1.
interest allowed on devout;
ALDEN SOLIIANS. Prat.
JOHN B reams. Vice-Prone.
0830. F. BEARBE. sec. and Tree
QUICK
Who '1! do my paper-
fnn In a hurry and do
If right!
I will.
JuniusBro wn‘
South Main Street.
0 odor Buckley .1 Wheeler'e Bicycle
more.
Res. 25 Elm Grove Place 3
[M on WASHINGTON STREET
For particulars, apply to
JACOB M. LAYTON.
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
SOUTH NORWALK, 3
soar: 111110115”
Braillian
Balm-....
I01, lit. bit or Slot
BAXTER’S or
Plumes
Hustle for Cash.
Blithe“. 1:11th pried paid for. old 111111
all and materials of every kind Own
1119 11 postal and i will call. 3 . .
Prompt attention and 11.11.1111.
dentin;- wlth all, 1 I111 occasionally in
New. York some dnya throuzh the
111111111111 nttentltln 011,111: return
will be given to my bottom that may
come In durlnu my
1111th 11111.11
13 Raymondn 81.. or 11 North
ate store.
lite
Our Very Best Butter, 24c "13.
3 plus. N. S. Mince Meat, 251: 3
18 lbs. Gran. Sugar, $1.00
New Layer Figs, 10c box.
2 pkge. Persian Dates, inc
Cape Cod Cranberries, 10c qt:
New Honey, 10c zines.
Fancy Large Prunes. 10c lb.
Fancy Jamaica Oranges, "3c 1107.
11111111111111.» 1
week 7'
A (loud Workman
will give prompt nttentlo
your plumbing. If you
know 3our wants in tlnll: line.
We employ skilled and
be led you did
Rhone 1 4113
60 South Main Street,
33111111. Norwnlk.
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