and Proprietor.
JULY 10, 1901.
111111111... for Tomorrow.
' 13821111141717
111.; 7: 53 p.111.
overuor Jewell was
to general his first oilicial
pressed his discomfort at
himself for the first time
B at the head of 11 business
it, the cost of running it large
oiled the receipts. But he
11.. his loss recognized the wis»
‘ the policy which did not
Wily count the cost of what
inestimdbie benefit to the
p, of the United States. With
bpcal of the free circulation
o given to a great quantity of
matter which has no legit-
11111111110 it, Postmaster Gen-
Smith is of the opinion that
time is near at hand when the
nitud States postal service will
be seif~sustaining. A time will
come when it will be as in Eng
land, a source of revenue to the
government, but the policy of re-
(liming rates when it can be done
for the public good should never
be abandoned. Good postal Iiitil-
ities are w01 tll all they cost.
. Accordingto Consul Ki‘ddct
there. are good undeveloped 111ar~
kets awaiting the United States 111
in the New 111 111111111111.
or character.
Low-necked underwnists intended to
be worn under thin dresses are pretti-
est made of taffeta. They are not
the gown as much nicer a look as the
silken drop- skirts do than the cotton
ones.
What a delight it is to sit down on a
sultry summer morning to a breakfast
table that is attlactlvcly set with spot-
less linen and pretty china on which
is arranged tempting food suitable for
the season,
W...
Thin silk and light- weight alpaca are
the best two materials 1 know of for
summer pettieonts, that is among
goods that Will not wash. There are
pretty wash materials, too. that make
up very prettily with headings and
wash laces, .
A good many people prefer awnings
to screens for their vernndns, particu-
larly if tho vornndns are narrow. it
removes the sun's rays so many feet
further and loaves the air free to blow
in and out. Of course if privacy is
what is sought. the screens are nec-
essary. A glance behind a good many
piazza screens ill the morning would
find the occupants sewing or embroi-
dcl‘lng In their Japanese uegllgoes.
There are 11 few families with bonit-
tlful homes in the suburbs of a large
city who never go away for what is
called vncutlon. 'i‘lleir grounds are
more beautiful than any they would
find at tho‘snmmor resorts, their con.
vonloncos are many more, they onjoy
themselves hotter than they would
among strangers. and they just om-
ploy additional servants to take the
additional steps necessary to serve the
meals on vcl‘nndu or lawn, and live
warm for they are cut low, and give.
for
Mazatlan 11111111. dress-braids sroatest’VW Can 991" d Ulwu "19 WWI 0i
This bout Norwalk Citlzen.
He has had the experience.
He has thoroughly tested the article.
lie found‘ it as represented.
Ho corroborates the opinions of scores
In South Norwalk.
Mr. George Warren, oyster planter
and dealer, of 2 Chestnut street, says:
“I have been subjected to inclement
weather, and it is quite possible that
exposure while superlntendlng partic-
ular branches of my business lnduood
kidney troubles. At all events, when-
consignments are being shipped to
Europe, and it is the busiest part of
the season, i feel my back troubling
me most. I know i had kidney com.
piaint for a. long time and chancing to
see Dunn‘s Kidney Pills advertised as
a kidney remedy and not a cure all. i
had confidence enough in them to get a
box at I’lnlstod's drug store and try
them. The first box convinced me
they were just what i needed, so i
took another. 1 did not require any
more after that, for nly hock became
well. I proscribed them for my son,
and they cured him."
1101' solo by 111] dealers. Fosteanf
burn 00.. Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for
the United States.
Remember tho name—Donu’ar—and
80
2 Ozone Starch Trans 1 ,
2 Ozone Washing Powdo Trade Marks
A pretty and useful wa'Bon. Regular
size with 611011811 wheels, tie shown
in enhf
Bulllty ii liltiler's Bicycle Stan,
32 South Main St, South Norwalk, Gt.
The three kinds of Trade
must be presented for wagon.
All first-class stores sell the Ozone
goods.
M nrks
80111 1101111111 11111100.
South Norualk, Conn,
June 28, 1901.
The trustees have ordered that
the intcl‘tst to be credited to the
depositors ill tilt-S avings Depart-
11111111 July 151., 1901, shall I)
the mic of four (4) per cent. pci‘
11111111111.
FEW Organization 11in ooh: Out ol‘
., commission
The Second" Governor's
Horne Guard,
the New Have
the new cuva
the organization has so transformed.
held its host gathering. About fifty of
the men were examined and passed by
Major Townsend, the surgeon of the
regiment. He found the members of
the Horse Guard to be in fine condi—
lion. As that as the men were passed
by the surgeon they were enlisted in
the new organization by Colonel
Sue-her. The company will meet again
tonight when all the members not ex-
amined , will appear before the sur-
geon. 0f the clgllty- five men in the
Horse Guard all but. one or two will
join then new company.
The members of the hoop will meet
again next h‘lidny evening, when offl—
11ers will be elected {or the coming
year. it is probable hat Major Lu-
zemorlnldlngton «will be the unanimous
choice of the members for the hand of
the company. New saddle equipment
will be received in 11 few days. All the
property of the gllald was fotmally
turned over to Troop A lust evening.
The Horse Guard which passed out
of existence has 11 long and honorable
history. it was organized in colonial
times to not its an escort to governors.
The company has been reorganized a
number of times. Major Lnddington
has been connected with the orgnllizm
lion for years. Among the men who
have been identified with the guard
were Colin M. Ingersoil, Knight Sper—
ry, Governor Buckingham. Governor
lllgelow, 0. ll. North, Major Strong
and Governor Harrison.
--————-—-1—~—-——-1~
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION.
DETROIT. Mich, Jilly 10~"hllcln11n1
fury Education“ was lhc subject dis-
cussed under various bonds by the
National Educational Association this
Needful Thins
11nd Timely Suogestioné,
you will want something for this real hot weather.
Summer vacation time is here, and whether you go away or stay at home
Some remarkably low
priced Merchandise is selected, as a re minder that we mean to keep mldosum—
mer business booming.
LADIES' SKIRTS.
Oxford Grey Wnlkiut; Skirts, made with pointed graduated flounce.
eighteen rows of stitching. the most approved style, value $15.50;
WASH SKIRTS.
$4.98.
Over one thousand Wash Skirts. all the newest, in plain Duck, plhin P.
K., plain Linen,
immense. valiefy.
much under regular vuluc.
SHIRT WAISTS.
also 1iottotl,0mbloldolcd and lace and blind trimmed: an
P1 icon 981: to $6. 50. Exceptionally desirable and DI'ICUB
The display of Wash Wnists just now is by 11 big odds the grandest 80
for this season.
Nearly 200 dozcn Will sis, including every approved, style in
price range from 5°C to $4.00. Tempting styles in White and Colors at 931:.
Ladles‘ drop stitch Polka Dot Hose, black and white. 25c; worth 391:.
Fine Lisle drop stitch Hose 1%: worth 25c.
Children's Fine Lisle, triple knee hose, at 12l/2c; worth 19c.
Fancy and plain Ncck Ribbons, in exquisite designs,
per yard.
Ladies l’nrnsols, in black and fancy.
Lndles' li‘lnc Jcrsoy Ribbed Vests,
Lndlcs' Lisle Gloves at 501:; all our 751- quality.
BATHING SUITS.
15c, 25c and 390
1
Plain white, one ruffle, at $1.25.
10 and 12Vac.
Now ls the 1111111, and the Boston Store is the place, to make your selec-
other lands tllail the West Indies the. hRDDIL‘Sl 0f “1'01! Ollt of doors nil wk“ no other. CHARLES if. llOY'l‘, morning. ’l‘hcre wens more than 2,500 tion. We mention but one of fun many:
or the Phll‘FPme” HS believes summer mng'______.__ " ’ ' ' ‘ ' ’l‘f‘t‘nsurcr. ifiifiggriulivl‘iililnillféii 21,213}; 23:: Ladies lil‘illinntine Bathing Suits, made with digcp sailor collar, and reg-
that Algiers ruis‘hes tile glcatcst 11111111111 crossed on 11111 starboard nick, ‘ ' ‘ ‘
possibillties for trade develop-
ment. For instance, wire screens
for doors and windows are un—
known there and yet greatly need-
ed; food produets, with the meih- ls
ads of cooking taught, find ready
market; bicycles and sewing ma~
chines are in demand; the best ag~
ricultural tools are. used if the,
can be obtained ; new devices of 11
practical nature are eagerly
sought by the 1111111 es and they are
quick to choOsc the best~such as
are manufactured only in this
country. The opportunity is 0111‘
which offers not only vast rc-
somces for American lnanufactur-
is, but much for transportation
1111panics.
The 'sea serpent has again been
discovered. He is long ov‘1,c11l111
:11 s the Ansouia Scutiml but has
‘50 busy getting _\(ll111\ u rile
unatnpsnmlncr resorts along
$11111 sol coasts that it was i111.-
et‘ect, tail, bai‘lled, cy cs like rubits.
and a diamond in his for11ht11.1d in
15 an hp -to date, patronize 0111
Steainlmat‘line moustcr of no in,
Significant proportions. lit is
booked for tile Sound only .1 l1 \\
fleeting daysyand then must llul“‘1_\
on to Newport, Boston and tilt l“1~
sorts of the Maine 1‘,1111.~‘l ulu‘l‘e
thousands are, eager to discover
111m anew.
___.,,.____ ,
Several offour cstcenlcd south-
ern contemporaries ‘arc sympa-
{theiically noting the. fact that
south of the. Potomnt there were
3310 deaths from heat during the
recent torrid spell. M111 1111111
”they assert that it is always 1:11
and that death or
from sunstroke occurs but rarely
thevSoulh.l‘e1l1aps one reason
prostl illicit .
Have you ever noticed as you have
been sitting in 11 station or train. or
in any place where there were a grant
many women, how few of them have
the appearance of feeling safely
dressed? The most common indication
"l‘lli‘ constant inspection of skirt
and shirt-waist at the bolt line. Then
they feel of their tics, next their side
combs need attention, pretty soon the
bar pin or comb ls snatched oil’ and
the loose. locks at the neck are rcnr-
ranged. by this time they fear skirt
and waist may have parted company.
and so they are. constantly going over
and over a route that should have been
traversed thoroughly in the dressing
roonl at home. it is perfectly easy, if
the proper care is taken and the right
devices used, to arrange all these var-
ious items of one's dressing no they
will hot need attention for a ,wholc
day.
No WIND FOR RACES.
Same Conditions Prevail as on Prev-
ious Occasions.
llATldMAN'S POINT. R. L. .lllly lb 1
The bronti cxpzlnsc of tho. 11cc11n oil
the clltrllncc of Narragansett liny
sccms lil danger of losing its rcpuln
lion 111-1 an ideal snot for yacht ruclnl:
than on the two prcvlous race days.
while the long roll. which has played
such an important part in holding tbc
independence back, still continued,
l‘hc wind in the harbor curly this
morning was from lhc north but before
the yachts left for the start it. had shif-
11111 to the southczist. Al 10 o'clock if
was v11l‘y light and scarcely sufficient
to enable the rnccrs to go down undcr
their three sails. Outside, off the
,liuhlshlplhcrc was scarcely any broczc
’at. all.
'lherc was very little indication
before the start
Hun
the yachts could cover the course In.
side of six hours, the limit.
Shortly lifter 111 o‘clock the wind in-
f‘l‘F'Iitlefl a little and out at sea there
1vcrc some dark spots on thc water
which gave some hope of stronger
breezes. It was understood that the
yachts today would sail over a wind—
ward and leeward course like that pf
ilfllil'fliiy, with the outcr nulrk. all in
he first race, 11cnr the entrdncc of the
Vineyard Sound. or 11 little tothc south
of ii,
and an hour
the time as seen from shore being as
follows:
independence, 12:55:18.
Constitution, 12:55: 22.
Columbia, 12: 55:2
add race
immediately after crossing lllc lino
the independence was given 11 good
full, no attempt being made to joint
up with the two licrroshoff bouts, 111»
though ill the first five minutes of still-
ing it. seemed that the Boston bout
footed 11 little faster than the other two
yachts. But she constantly 1111111111111 oil'
in leeward. 'l‘hc Constlution did not
appear to pull out very pinch on tho
Columbia.
At 1:08 the Columbia tucked to port.
but the Constitution stood on until
1: 09: 30 before folloyvlng her while tho
independence did not tack until i: 11
At 111111 tlmc lin- lliflt‘hf'llfli‘lif c unpoar-
1111 to how dropped of? badly and seclu-
11d to bc :1 quarter of a mile nstern of
the Constituion and a little to lccwnrd,
The wind begun to increase after
the yachts hnd soiled about two nlllcs
11nd at 1:25 was blowing about seven
knots. At i118 1111 three yucnis W111‘11
standing out to 51111 on tho port 11 lack,
the (‘olulnblu "bond of the Constitu-
tion, but occullngly to locwurd while
hccicd down.
SHE IS THE WIDOW.
Mary A., Wife of the Late Edward A.
Converse, Recognlzod.
There has been much illicrt-sl in this
section of tht1 11111111 ill council to the
nppllctllion for an allowance from the
estate of the late Edward A. (‘onvcrso
of Norwich. by Mary A, (louver-1111. who
claimed to be. his widow. Judgi1 (l. E.
l‘nrsouu. llficr 11 thorough lnvoulllzntlml
of the claims of the petitioner. has do.
citiod that she is, under the law. on-
titlcd to such allowance and has grant.
(111 it. The stand lnken by Judge. Pnr-
soils that the validity of the marriage
must be provon by the petitioner hits
boon heartily endorsed.
At the flue of the lust hcnrluu bo-
forc Judi: Parsons upon the pctltlon
asking for an allowance from his 11s-
lntc for her support durlilu Its settle-
ment. the judge roscrvcd his iloclslon
and informed her counsel that he must
Business hours. 9 to 12 a. 111., and 1
to 3 p. m., and also 6 to 8 p. m., Gator.
day ovonlnns.
1' II STITCH IN TIME"
Saves many 11 dimo in watch care. The
pt‘opor and timely application of one
single dmp of oil will add five years to
the life of your watch. Lack of it
when needed with soon regulate it to
the ranks of timeless timers. You may
abuse nlluly animate 11nd lnnnlmnto
things, but abuse your watch after 11
strikes for less time or better cure and
it will “not even" by quietly quitting
work at some important epoch of your
business llfo~-just when you need
limoly help. We diagnose. nli wnich
ailments and know 11111111 to do offer
diagnosis. 'l‘lmcly 11nrc—-~fllucly watch.
HOMER B. .HOYT.
Graduate Optician.
Room 9. United Bank Building.
()fllcc hours, 8 to 11:45. 12:45 to 11:30.
Sniurdny evenings, 7 to 9.
13511111 1.111.111...
74 Washlnalon Street.
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN
Ntililh .11 1111 Largel
TO 1‘ l.1\-(‘.'i1'.
illtl liono However Small 1111 Beneath Our
llosl Careful Attention.
JACOB M. LRYTON.
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
insurance of Every Kind or Name.
SENTINELS
AT BUFFALO
the session with n prayer. President
(irccn introduced F‘. Louis Soldnn, sup-
erintendent of city schools, St. Louis
as the first speaker. ills paper was on
“What in 11 ind?"
GOLD TO GERMANY.
NEW YORK. July lO—Hcldclbnck
lckclllcilncl‘ A1 (h‘upnlly will 111111111750.
11110 gold on tomorrow‘s slounlcr to
Germany
ular value, $3.75;
ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
Wily worry 111111 work making your Cream.
any other well known make.
$2.98.
The 20111 Century Freezer
makes the best of (.‘l‘cnlu with but 1h 11 least labor.
Also
All sizes hero.
N. B. For ashort time only high class Cravon Pi trails
given away With one dollar purchase.
m .
call 58- 2.
Seymour’ sStore
Undoubtedly the Best Place to purchase your
Fourth of July “Ammunition”
We have over fifty varieties of Crackers——tl1e kind that will not burn your fingers, but very
dainty for the picnic or lunch basket.
You should call in and see them.
Our stock of ready to eat groceries consist of everything on the market, and you can have al-
most anything you wish ready for the table without the trouble of cooking this hot weather. it.
Get 111 your orders early for Fancy Home Raised Peas, Beets.
Cucumbers,
Lettuce, Wax
_ il111 llldcncndducc was llboul 11 qunrlcr
possib'l‘t': for hm, to mm, ,1“. 11111 when ”,9 11011111111111 1111.1 1-1111 ,p. ”f 11 1111111 11111111 "5“,", of “,0 (10mm, REAL ESTATE AND Beans. Berries, etc. Our stock will be the very best and we guarantee that our prices are the lowest
Sound until the present mm.‘ 1],. fil‘lulcr aspirants. (‘onsfituioiL (‘oluln lloll. i'oulinulng the bouts mot morc for same quality of goods.
is better 111g mum brilli'lut Km and I‘lldflhpt’plilcpccAtttllnie‘fiiil of 11111111 111111 for 11111 1111111 1111111 «1111-1111: a INSURANCE. Direct from the smoke house—the Ferris Hams, Beef Boneless Bacon and Tongues.
’ ‘ , ‘ '11w iort 'nc t 1111 ng osoca 1011111111- 1 -. n 1, 1 1 , .11 1 . .
than ever b33111 Willi lli‘ihl 111s. lhey 10111111 the wind oven lighter hilllln1:121mli11312211035;“lilii‘oll‘liiiuNicol] L'NCOLN STORAGE WAREHOUSE Flne large Watermelons Oranges, Lemons. Lime Juice. Fruit Syrups in all flavors, (a table
spoonful to a glass of lce water makes a delicious drink.) Root Beer, Sarsaparilla, Ginger Ale, Vichy,
Arathusa Water, etc. etc.
You will make no mistake by trading at the big store, where everything is fresh, sweet, clean,
and wholesome. 1
l}. E. Silllll
1111111111 11111111, 33 West WflSlll
111111 SIIBBL
Special
Flour
alel
if you are in need of Flour, and want to buy at a verv low price, come see us ihls week.
53c PER BAG.
57c PER BAG.
$30 PER BAG.
MAUD S. FLOUR.
JONES'S SUPERLATIVE FLOUR.
$4.30 PER BBL.
$4.55 PER BBL.
PILLSBURY'S BEST XXXX FLOUR. $4.90 PER BBL.
. . , 22C PER L8.
f . . rpm, (‘nlumbla was first out today, furnish the court with 11 copy of the 1 1 VERV BEST ELGIN CREAMERV BUTTER .
or O fad '5 that the PCUPIV In”. (“"13”“le follchd in about, “V“ statutes. Of New "WNW which relates " lbs. lI‘ull i‘l‘cnnl Chccsc, film 11 lbs. bcsi lilcu. 251. Sodn (‘I‘iii'kcrs 1101‘ lb., 5c
thcr k“ will)“ ‘0 llH’.‘ U1 the mr' milllllcs. 11nd tho..lmlcpcndoncc about l" "Wm!!!” l" “m: stoic It'lldnl‘ll?” fl - <_ ’i ICnnmcllnc. [1111‘ box. .‘lc ti (zltkcs llcsi Lilly Soup, 2531‘ [:11mon (mites, pcr In, :11;
rid Weather: wilcpt the north wc five minutes inter 111.111. 119111111111 tbl‘co W’l“ ‘1 ""“i 0' ”‘1‘ "“V “W ”l” 10 . 11 111. 11,,” Jun), 15,. 3 11111111 1111111111111 punuflflm 21111, 11111111111 bumm‘ ,,,.,. 111., .111
do not. A rational system of dim lower sails. ltll tin‘cc bouts hnd large m“ peculiar ““““"'§§“"““““ surround- 1*. 6 lbs. Laundry Starch, 21‘111 Alilskn Salmon, pcr cup. 11111 Nic Nncs, [101‘ “1.. be
1 ‘ 1 t ' . club topsulln sci, that on the ludcpcn' i111: the alleged mnlilngo. . l’illsbul‘y's (1111 Food, per 111111., {11: Muslurd Sardines. pcr can, lie Oyster Crackers, per 111., 7c
wonh 8'0 in d 0111'; way lOWdi‘ll dcncc bclul: placed to the lop of the A“ 11an as counsel to" the widow on file (It the Read 19
making life safe: and more dural
blc during heated spells. it is 11
ulbjcct wlticli has 11cvc‘l l‘c1‘1‘i1‘c1l1’
sufficient attention, and regarding
lick the. average American men
11 “women are culpably ignomnl.
Paris is about to cxpcrimcnt
1111mm glass as n strccl putiut,1 11111-
“ terial Pure,; flass is to be used
without admi lure of content, but
subjected to a special treatment
called devitriiit‘ntion "Ilic result
of 1111 process is a hard, smooth
substance. opaque, absolutely
,nmuporous, absorbing 1111 foreign
11d lastly of rcuulrkablc resisting
owers.
’l" ‘I | "a I" H .W.-‘....
[1111 Neglect
plied Ind need filling or replac-
’1 common.
WM»..-
lloyt the Dentist,
must for lllf‘ first time. it was rather
11 small flccl which accompanied tl111
yachts down the harbor, lull the
ludgcs' boat. which was today the big
1111: Storm Kind, was quite prompt in
1.111111111111111, arriving at tho llghtshlp at
lOtflO.
Soon after getting here, .t.l111 Storm
King hoisted signals for 11 windward
and lccwnrd race, the outer mark being
flflccn 1111ch from the judges‘ bollti At
that time the wind With very light from
11111 southeast. and if. was quite thick off
shore.
Flvc minutes after another signal
was hoisted 1111 the juducu' bout for n
postponement of the starting time un—
til some time after Ii o‘clock. duc cvl~
dontly to the lightness of the broczo.
The float about tho lightshlp
Nantucket come over front New limb
ford with n lame crowd 1m board from
the Whale filly. The three racers unli-
“ 1nd lnzllybnck and forth waiting for
something In tho nature of :1 bronze to
turn up.
The commlito waited until hnlf punt
twelve wlton iht1 wind ublfluil to south
rclurn. were hoisted nt l2zilb 111111 at
fins. and 111111 before the starting sig-
11111 1111111 given nil three boats bended
around the stern of tht1 llghtzhlp.
'l‘lto lnvlppcllfloilt‘c nppnrcnilv led
had compiled with the rcqulrcnlcnlu of
the court the judgt1 and the rcprcucn-
lnllvoli of the Millie took the mailer
11p and not only mndo a thoroulzb 11x-
nmlnutlon of the law relating to the
subject but also oblulnod tho opinions
of ucvurnl clulncnl. lawyers in thc 11111111
of New Jersey in regard to thc 111111111.
'l‘bclr examination of the low and lhn1
opinions of the Jersey attorneys
ullowod conuluslvclv flint tho tunl‘rlnuc
was 11 valid one under tho lawn of tho
litnto of New Jersey, 11nd should bc r11-
coiullllcd 1111 such I11 this 111111.11, thr-
111lsroprosnnlntlon 111111111 by tho nurtlcs
regarding their plltcon of resident-.11.
11111., romlcrlnit thonl llnblo lo prosecu-
lloll 11nd punlnhmont for 11111 snow. but
not lnvnlldntlnn tho Iillli‘i‘lflll".
Judge Parsons llllH lhoroforo milder-
wlrlow of Edward A i‘onvornc1.1lnd
grunting her 1111 ltllownpcc of tlfid for
her mtpporl during tho untilcntont of
his 11111111111111- sumo helm: equivalent
to $21 per month for six months.
Mlls.lnnv1‘riio was formerly M11111
Mary A. llcuru of Norwnlk, now 11 rout
dent of Bridgeport.
any you saw tho shots fired?
”Tun foot. Well now full the court
where you were when the second ftllot
was fired.”
"1 didn' t measure the distance."
Room 1'11 the Gra t'c
Arts Building, Expo-
sition Grounds : : 1
ALSO
F0 R SA L E B Y
: NEWSDEALERS:
mm
M. TARlov,”
miter, and thin-‘1 rcinininpr no 111111111 up "1mm“ entirely of “:3: min«incisionlntlu‘1mnttorfindlnlrllu1 Dealer Ill .lllllk of All Kinds,
ampuess or mlplcusunt minis, yachts. ulihounb lllc excursion bout petitioner Mnty (.ouvcruc. to l". ”M 111131111111, 1111111111 1111111 for old mutnl.
1111111. pupcru. ovorylltlun. Wrilo or
cull. Prompt. nttcntloll glvmt to all
orders.
IOO Tavlor Ave. 50. Norwalk.
READING 871111175111 81114. our.
READING. l’11.. July lilmldvcrylltinn
ulrlko will spread. possibly to l‘lllliltll‘l
ST. PAUL SAILG FOR EUROPE.
81wa YORK, July 111 111111 Tho steamer
l’illll sailed for Europe today.
Aiming tho passengers were AT 1 11111
I
One 4 lb. Package Swift's Washing Powder and 3 Cakes Swift's Pride Soap, for 25 Cents. ‘
SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE ONLY:
NEW YORK GROCERY COMPANY,
DONOVAN BUILDING.
RELIABLE onocens.
TELEPHONE CALL 133-6.
SOUTH NORWALK.
The P. 151.311.3110;
EXTRA LOW PRICE SPECIAL SALE
NEW ROSE POTATOES, EXTRA LARGE. . .
OUR FAMOUS EIGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. NONE BETTER,
OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE
FLOUR, . . .
251:. 3 lbs. Laundry Starch,
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