flotdon, Editor and imprint».
. 1~ unsoAv‘. about.“ 19111.
Minimum Almanac for Tomorrow.
51111 rises 6: 31; sets 4: i2
.tlde 8: 27 a. m.; 8:48 1). n1.
All batman communications for
NI ofii'co should be nddrenod to The
Munch Personal letters not noticed.
lie and Kentucky, the Rev. J.
Kiuscy Smith of louis1‘.ilie said
hat that titv. with a population of
$00,000, has more murdew than
London. with its 700111101) petf.lplt‘
' diliat Kentucky \Vllll Its..1x)0-
000 population has more murders
:1 annuallv than (Treat Ilritain. with
is population of 400001.100. Sta—
‘Iit-ltics, which he claimed to be ac—
Wiliiratc. showed that there were
twenty-three murders in Louis-
‘ villi: in ”51)“. 111111 nix convictions
.1 for murder:‘tivcnhuscvt‘II in 1897:
‘1 with four. punishmeutx: twenty-
, eight in 18118. with eight convic-
’ tions; thirty—lhe in 18111). and
three convictions: and thirty—two
in. 1900. with two convictions: a
total of 145 "regularly registered
“ murders" in live 'years. and only
twenty—three convictions. In no
case was the death penalty enforc—
ed. the average punishment for
. “the Whole number being two years
. in prison. "So much hemp
grown. so little 11\c.1l quoted the
clergyman ill conclusion
There is 11 inatter. says llishop
‘Candler thiethodist} ot' tieorgia,
“which may >eriousli aerct the
South. and that. too. to the disad—
vantage ot‘ the whites. I refer to
the {act that the colleges‘ for 111“
groes a11- iar bettir equipped than
1 the colleges for 11l.1ites and that
‘ . their superioritv in this partitulai
‘ rapidly Increase. e1e1‘_1 day.
‘ 'Ilooker 'l‘. \\'11sl1i11gton can get
_ more money for his \‘chool by 1111
:._"IIOI.II"S speech in llUSltm or Ncn
‘ York. than 1111_\ president of a
white college in the South can get
by a year‘s t‘ulilpaig'll among our
own people Now, let llll\ uni ot
. thing go on lot another tnent_1
titre tears. and tln moo uude<ira
‘ .hlc conditiom \1iil111e 1 Iliilll} ails:
in the South. bringing to th‘ins re
Stilts injuriou~ 1ohotl1 races.“
1>
. A 1111111th 111‘ |l1iti>l1 111li1c1~ i11
l'I11(li11~—-tie11c1‘11l l1’11111x111 11nd tolo
‘« ticl tiordon l' 1“i11‘ 11111111111 tl1e111—~
‘ have made up 1l1ie1‘ lltilltlx that the
shoeing of l1orsc< all wrong.
"They want the 1:111 1‘1‘11111ent to 11‘_\
Illlishocl l11.)1‘se- in the cavalry ser»
vice. “I am sure." \‘i'l'llt‘s one of
them. “that the plan the general
~‘(Riitllsayl advocate> would secure
lltormons advaniaiycx‘ trained
.Ol‘i‘liei‘s. who could move about
freely without the i111‘1‘i1‘1“s axsist—
nee and relieve man‘s heat friend
from the iron ring of torture now
‘fixetl011hisl1ooi~.1vl1i1‘l1causes so
.many injuries to hi> legs and
"feet. "
In
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Ilic Inpatiese don‘t 1111.11 to be
dependent on 11111 t l‘lltil Sn-uo
tor .locontotii e<. lhe Kobe t l1ron
L‘IC Ie Ils oi the couxtiuclion ed 11
.IUCAiinotiu‘ at tl\;1l1:1 11‘ itl1 ~11tixiac-
‘ torv resulh. lhe total 11ei ht ot‘
the engine 1111~1 :1 litth 11111 111r11
one twin. and it hax 1“1hoil11 1apac-
t iiiy to attain a <pce1lot‘tl1i1‘t1‘ I11ile.~
an item The 111.1 I.\ 1Nti111atcd as
over ten pet 1“.1nt he ‘lon those 1111‘
‘ported and 11in nttht i‘rcijrbi lioni
ili‘Ope oI \‘metica ine‘.lual1d
the-cost is .‘still further reduced.
1
i\'
‘ The tishinrr st’aiou inst elm-1d
has cost Illt ~i11qle port ot‘ ' ilou:
' titer. Massachusetts the lives of
1: ho less than sixty two of its stal-
"1 won fishermen
Stock
Brokers,
’11 lloriii 8111111111
tooth in worthy of woo
u ntionu—oi or. ry pouihlo
to hoax) In a healthy,
condition.
lily who has neglected
‘ mthey will tell you the
“ timed tooth and min.
the oiomt companions.“
only «it reasonable oom-
.- 1. .. for putting the teeth
‘ 'W condition.
It. the Dentist,
Blank. South Main St.
Milt. LOMI It.
t
1
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‘ alking about crime in Louis:
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0
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The my iii be 110th us is to do 1115111:
Ins. widow.
The he vy satin 10111111111. make up
handsome y for waists
The wing cOIluI seems to be gaining
in favor With the men.
White satin 11111111311611 Sil‘tlb‘h‘ 111‘1111
meats trim a gown oi‘ sapphirebiuei
velvet
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The gun-moth] tinted fabrics are 1111‘
pociully becoming in elderly women
with silvery hair.
(1111111111115 of flowers are among the
new decorations for evening eoii'l’nres.
but they are Worn only when the hair
is dressed low.
... .
The dainty Inousuellne. de 11111111. ilow-
era for decorating evening bodiceu areJ
wonderfully true to the originals they
imitate.
White serge in being worn consider
ably now by young girls.
mumnms will keep them in it all wintei
either this or some other warm white
matmunl.
Pearl White crepe d1- cl1i1111 i111 the 11111
tcrlal for 11 "coming out" dreun ot‘ 1‘
young New York Woman. White mous
sellne and white L'huntilly lace trim it
Anothe dreuu for similar wear in With
silk batiste over white taffeta,
The dainty biscuit color is very lush
tunable both in gloves and drums 11111
terialu. A gown of the latter is made
with Eton jacket, handu or lace trim.
mini; the graduated tlounce of the nitiit
and the sailor collar or the jacket.
A handsome long winter coat oi
green cloth that touches Thu ground all
around in 1‘lehly trimmed with a very
deep collar of lnlnk Illiit. would pre
elude the entering of any cold. It hill:
the bishop sleeves unconfined there
100. being heavily trimmed with the
fur.
What is called muslin toast is 111111111
times served with cheese amt salad. 01
with fruit. and 11 receipt for making it
is taken from the "Aural New-Yokt.‘1‘:"
Rather stale homemade breud. which
cuts Into iirm slices. is required. The
bread in cut. literally. "as thin as a
wafer.‘ and spread out to dry an hour
or two before needed. Then. just in
time to serve. the bread is spread out
on a hot tin pan. and put. on the top
Shelf of a quick oven, jut-d long enouul
to curl 11p a little and take 011 a pub
shade of brown. This toast is excel
lent for people of delicate digestion.
but 1.11 appetizim: for any one. it 11
frequently the custom now to se1‘v1
cream cheese and fruit jelly l()£!,t‘llli'l
as a latter course at dinner. and muslii
toaut is a wry deairablc 11ccomp11ni
ment.
HAYES EXHIBITS EMOTION.
Wept Copiously as his Counsol Re
hearses the Story of the Case.
l.l’I‘(‘Hl“ll‘ll.D. November ti»~\\'hen
Attorney J. H. Rora‘oaeh 1‘11<111111‘1l hi1
argument in the Superior (‘ourt today
in the defense of John 'I‘. llayen.
trial for the murder of Winifred (‘ooh‘e
oi‘ \Vinsted. the m‘lsonsr exhibited a
mod deal of emotion.
:1 lnindkeI‘ehicl and wept copiously .1.-
his counsel rehearsed tin1 story of the
use and spoke of the contents of the
love letters that passed between li11y11~
11nd Mien: (‘oplnz
loom was crowded. Mr lioruhacli
oncluded ,IIQ III‘L‘uzncnt :11 ll:"ti. 11nd
ludge llI‘iscoe. also attorney for iln‘
accused. began his plea
(ill
day.
argument which was 1191:1111 _v111der1lay.
Attorney Rm‘nbaek spoke of the num
ber of shots fired and declared that
crave doubt surrounded the murder an
the state's evidence against Hayes
was nurelv eireIunntantiul 1114 in \vlio‘
fired the fatal shot. The attorney said
Hayes would never have uhtiwn the
revolver to his room-mute It’ be had
intended to commit a crime. and that
as a matter of fact be 1 arrled tho rovol
ter to protect himself azalnst the
wrath of Miss Cooke's father. NO one
said Mr. Ilorabr‘ck would seek the love
of :1 woman at. the point of 11 revolver.
"Take the remark made by Haves
before the fatal shot was tired. when
he said te Miss Cooke. in II kind and
loving manner ‘l.ci's talk it allover
attain.‘ (‘1111 you son any murder in
that? is there any evidence of hatred
or malice? What sane 1111111 (Wt-1‘
sought to tube 11 human life under
Lliiil‘io circumstmu‘t‘s'.‘
“What motlw for killinI: can exist
lll blii reason given after the girl was
dead. 'lieeause i loved her 110'?
”I ask you to consider the Dust lite
of the man. i challenge the state of
Connectlciii to bring any person from
\Vlnuted who bore. u better reputation
than the accused on the morning of
the crime."
After telling of the antecedents of
the prisoner. speaking of his mother‘s
insanity before his birth. of his fnther'u
drunkenness. and Hiwes'a own life in
the almnhouae. the attorney referred
to Hayes at the football of the public.
in his early years.
“The marlin oi degenerocv found by
physicians in the prisons-12' said ”111
‘attorney. “show that he did not 11111111111
the inheritance of insanltv."
Mr. Rornbnok declared that on the
night of January iii Miss Cooke when
uho I‘etm‘nod from her long sleigh ride
with Hoyt-211 hilly realized that he was
insane. The family of Miss Cooke. also
be said. knew that Hayes was insane.
Judge Brlncoe began his plea at it :20
11. m. His argument did not differe eo-
seniinlly in its main points from that
or Mr. Rornback. He declared that
ther was a preponderance of evidence
to nhow that Hayes was of an insane
mind. and that me state had tailed to
11an an adequate motive on the part
of Rayon. or any wickedness to take
the place of a motive.
M 1 o'clock court took a room; until
2. when JudgeBriocoe resumed hi» or-
gumont.
OUGAR REDUCED YEN POINTS.
NEW YORK November
American 8113m- lietining Company
hon reduced refined 1111mm ten points
to meet the reduction motto inst week
by Arhuoliio Bros
and many‘
Hi‘ '1lill1‘1l mill
As usual the court ‘
It is thought 1
unlikely that the charge oi the presid :
lug judce will be given to the jury to g
In co11ti1111i111: this morninc his ‘
il-Tho .
removes all dirt
and stains from
wood worlt and
makes it look
like new.
THE N K. FAIRBANK COMPANY.
Chicago
MONKS UNDER ARREST.
ST. l’lfl'l‘TERSI‘iUltG. November 6"“
A dispatch to the Rossyn from Sofia
liulgurhi. says the monastery has again
been subjected to a donilelllatory and
that uoine of the monks have been an
rested on the charge of complicity in
11111 abduction of Mint-1 Ellen M. Stone
the AnIeI i1111 Mlx‘ulonniy and her
111111111.111ion M adume Kb ‘ 'l ~1tlh11
There is a tetnuorary lull in nociety
believed to be caused by the women
utudying some new reason For adding
11 half dozen more 1111001111 at every
“111311611.
tuiiieriiiiiuiiann
Notice is heieby given that the
Council of this city proposes. at Its
next 1‘1‘ zular meeting. in be held on
Monday l)1e1111b-ei l'.itll. at 11 11'1101‘11
11. 111.11) 111111: ‘opiiuto tin sum or $l'...»
to the ll‘lnar1 Iiulldlni: ll p.111n11 11..
and the 1111111 of $.30 to the Pub ic
Printing Department. both 111‘ the Ad-
inlulutrative Depm‘ti‘wni of mild city
for current expense; of soil depart-
ments. said appropriations helm; in ad-
ditlon to the appropriatiom for said
departnit-‘nts mada- 111 the adjourned
11111111111 eiiy meeting for the current
your
South Norwalh Nov 1'». ltini.
I’er order of the t‘ouncll.
JOSEPH It. TAYLOR.
115 ’d City Clerk.
NOTICE.
To the Tax Payers oi‘ thv‘ South F‘il‘i‘
Mile lliH‘r School I)l‘ill‘ll‘l
Notici is hereby 1:11‘1‘11 that the
arisesrnn‘ni oi 12‘1” 11.1111 and 11111‘l1all'
mills on the dollar on the rntable en.
late in the raid dlstriet on the town
list of limit 1;: now 1l111~. Interest 111 the
rate 11i“.t 1111.- 1‘1-111. a year from Novem
l. 19:11. will it ~ cl1'11‘m‘d on all bills 1‘11
11111111111: unpaid on and after Decem-
her 2!. littil.
JAMES E.
i‘ollcetor.
November l. 111111.
STEVENS.
Rowayton. t‘onn
hi it
DEPOSITS
both large and small, made during the
tlrst live dnyn of any month, will draw
intcrcnt ii‘om the first of that month
provided. of course. that mime remain
until next interest time.
The South Norwnlli Savlnos Bunk.
I'Nl'l‘lill BANK lii'lldllNG.
(.ipen Saturday evening. 6 to 8.
TheSouthNorwalk
Trust Co.
Will act 1111 you l'ieposltory.
intrutor. Executor, Guardian.
or Agent.
Pays vi per cent iutm‘est on deposits
in the Savings Department.
Has unsurpassed facilitiea for the.
safe and speedy trunsnetlon of the
General Banking llnaineua.
Business paper dluconntod {111 e-IIII
tomers. loans on 'mortizuges and ap
proved collateral security.
Admin-
Trustee
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
11111 nilhu 1111111
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ‘
Control. 1100.000.00
Surplus. [100,000.00
0th" Profits. 330.000.00
JOIN ll. FERIIIS. Pmldtilt.
JACOB II. “WON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Farris Hum-y onmour
John H. Knapp curiotinn 8mm
John H. Light
Julnh R. leln
4. Walloon Marvin.
Account; Julianna.
I. H. Math-woo»
llmuol Grumman
. The Wrong Mr. Wright,
it ever Hoyt’n Theatre was too small
to accommodate South Nm‘waik thew
tie-goers. it wlll be on Friday night.
when Br‘dadhurnt’n clever i'aice “The.
Wrong Mr Wr’igbi‘ vibh l1 Hunted}
l
|
The Bums Mistake is Made by Many
South Norwnlk People.
November Sale
Kitchen F urmshings
1n10re hearty laughter than all othe
lirondhurI-It comedies combined will he
presented. The introduition of some
now specialties. topical songs and
clever dancing does not in any way
mar tho amusing situations utiglllall‘y]
produced by Mr. lboadhurnt. in thei
ehnxuctei ot’ "Seymour Sites “ John Al-l
Iliitln has an excellent part and he’
shows his appreciation of tho. fact bvl
it's a eonunon error
To plaster the aching back, i
To rub with llnimont rheumatic joints
When the trouble comes from the kid-
neys. .
Dunn's Kidney l’lllu euro all kidney ills
And are endorsed by South Norwnlk
playing It for all its worth. it would‘
citizens. be Impossible to conceive a chm-actor .
' enacted ina m 1 .. . . 1
Mrs. Elizabeth 111.111. 1:: 11111111111111. ”” w’m" 111.111111111v11
The author has given the ac tor plenty
of quaint Amcrh 1111 1111111111 to play with
and Mr_ Allison gets home with it ev
ery time.
street. Buys: “i am 77 years old and
I had
kidney trouble for a long time with
the mother 01‘ a large family.
Wednesdau. Thursdau and Fridau.
The Volunteer 01‘ out t.
very sovero backache. and to make 9 5
Plays that 1111- 1110111; 1111. 111.11... 11111111 This is The Norwalks’ Greatest Kitchen Department—The best
matters worse rheumatism attached an the teachings of tin cl
1 1111‘t‘h a1ef1w . . . .
m. it was so 111111 “mt my 1111111111 and a...“ 1111 :,...j.......,. 11“.. 1101“,“..(.,.(,r assortments are here. the chOIcest dcs1gns in Crockery. and great-
111111-11" “‘1 11111 1 1 . ' '
lhnbu were 111' no use to me. i took :3“. 1111 H1111-111il‘:1ii11Lig‘tiii‘iubaiiidui: est values. Our trade In this department grows faster than ever
“1‘ ht‘iwm‘" 1111111 ‘1 and stage is made before. because our facilities enable us to render the best service
the more 11111-11111 by thin beautiful
play. it tells a story that few. if any.
dramatists have hitherto handled in 11 1 ~ . 1 ‘ (a ' . . . . . .‘ . . . ‘
IIIHIIIII‘I' llllil in lltllll Illi’lIHlIlfl It) lib (lllt IHHHHI ‘(id (H t ”if" (‘t ‘(HHN‘LI lt"lll.ll PM“ H)“. Sale price 7c.
brawls and unobieitimmblc to the \\ood .md \\i1‘1‘ ll‘out Si111~ 11.11111 mice we Sale price 7c.
ceiuy 'I‘llc chnluitei oi‘ the 111111th '
minister is 111111111 .1 111111111; 111111 of its, Sale price 18C.
portrnyul hr the ceuthlcniun in \l‘lltlHt’ regular
l'lonn's Kidney Pitts and they did me
I did not suffer My
backache disappeared and the rheunm
good. 1111 i did.
and our goods never disappoint. The proof of our story follows:
tlsm was much better. I think I can
safely buy if they help people of my
Ioal llod.~.t‘11llsi/e.1‘e1‘ularpri1‘c 25c.
nillicled
age. 1111 badly. they will help
lirui l11i l.1‘1111p.~‘,c‘ompliienith .\‘o. .1l111111c1‘.
(mwnpy llitililh it in.i.~11itieli1‘uie bitoi‘ai‘t.'l‘ln- ,- .1 _ ~ ~ -
1,0. . I- . ll I11 I :1 I‘1“‘1 r0 entire cast and it is‘ 1111 unusually W)“ 43‘” ' . Sale price 33c.
‘ in ‘V‘ ’3 1‘ H H“. M ‘i‘ “”‘g" ""“« ““5 "101*“ carefully chosen l llrcaltizot 11nd lhnncr l'latcs. regular hrtci‘ 81:. Sale Price 5C.
.. .1..._. . 1 1 . S()‘[l"l\ ‘ 1 1.“ , .1 . . - '
11.11111. IOI‘IIH Milbmu tompmy. liuf havi-l 111 1:13:11: 1111;:‘1‘1‘1‘11111‘111 pbiiflitiurnill; l 11‘111111111‘1 l'ttchcrs. regular I’l‘li‘i‘ .2512. Sale price ISC.
mu‘ N L ml” ""10"” tor ml‘ mm” 111gl11.will III‘ :1 dtanmtle treat o-vinch Scalloped Vegetable l)l.\lit‘~_ regular price .‘51‘. Sale price 151:.
Staten. - ...- ......__
FlSHlNG BOATS CAPSIZED t1.t~i11cl1 .\Ic;1f l’lattcrs. two shapexreeular price 4511.. Sale price 291:.
[Intifi‘iiiqpiIHL‘ Novpmh...‘ .;._..\ l t iranite Iron tiem l'an~. one (lo/.t‘ll in <l1cei.rccul11r
despatch to the Maritine Exchairzc‘ price 45C.
1~11y11 that dutiny .1 heavy unit to1la1i - 1'., 1 : _.\ ..., , . - .
1“.) fibhing b11111w‘111wt/1-1l on Camp“ {3111111 l1111 l1111l11 11 111.11 111111 1,1
N. .l.. and 11111 1111111. John 111111-1211 and 1111111‘111 t 1111“‘111l l11il~.1‘cgular 111i1c 5.11.
'lhomaa' lidisson 1111111d1“.mined The:
combined menu of the boats lllllllllt'i‘t‘ill 3
ll men and tin: remaining twelve 111111“,
11‘1-‘1‘111‘d by life p1‘esc1“‘11‘18
itenn-Iuber the name lltltili‘ri'~llllil
time no other. Sale price 29c.
Sale price 381:.
Sale price 39c.
Sale price 39c.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
HOY’I" S THEATRE.
Matinee and Night. SATURDAY, NO-
VEMBER 0.
Mr. llul'l'y Marlwll
With 11 Mm :II 11‘:
quart t oi‘i‘e1 lot. 11;;11l111‘ pri11 5.11:.
..M-~._.C : HAVE YOU BOUGHT ONE OF THOSE HANDSOME
ARRIVALS 0F STEAMSHIPS ‘jARDINIERES? THEY ARE GOING FAST ABOUT ONE
I“ ”‘0‘ 1‘” \0\"“ml“‘l ‘1"‘\"'l\‘“l 1HUNDRED LEFT—THREE DAYS MORE AND THEN THE
811‘ anicr Ilente bland fiom New Y‘o1lt
NEW 1111111, November 1; 11111111 . PRICE GOES UP
Small Size at 41c.
THE Steamer (‘oiun‘bia from lltImbuIi: :
1
llv \\.\1 .1. 1111.1'1’. Se:’ mour "SStore
THE GREAT RELIGIOUS PLAv.
Seeing the good things that we are oHering every day in the week.
Something new daily.
D ’ I We are leaders in Elegant Coffee—«unlike any other kind sold in
M ‘ S S
I I I I
market at popular prices. at the popular store where the people like
to gather. Dont miss our Saturday 3 display.
ENDORSED BY THE CLERGY.
.\I.\'1‘1x1::1-: i’ltlt‘i-IH.
town—you to be the judge. Our Butter is delicious—ask for the
Bridgewater Creamery. Fresh Country Eggs. Double Cream
M WRIGHT. . Telephone 6:”. 58- 2.
.10.... pp; ‘ LEAN SHOULERS, l
I‘2\'l17.\‘l.\'ti l'itlt‘lJS. :3.
Cheese. New Prunes. Dates. Figs. Peaches. Saratoga Chips. Mar-
Of ,1 1") I‘l; SI 9C. POUND.
l’rvsentu 11 Play
Stron‘.’ us 11 Sermon.
Medium Size at 49c. Large Size $1.
l3, 3:: 3:1. iilN‘
i1l|.T1rI.$I.
t‘lvildrcn Admitted to 11111‘
'i'ln‘aII‘v 111 the Matinee
HOYT‘S THEATRE.
FRIDAY NIGHT. NOVEMBER 8.
Annual {Tour oi
JOHN ALLISON
"What
SPECIAL:
part ot’ the
l?» 111111.11.
veiii Macaroni. New Buckwheat. Grapes. Oranges. Bananas. Cel-
ery. Cauliflower. etc.
We will mention for your consideration the Delicious Ferris
Hams. Boneless Bacon. Smoked Tongue—goods fit for any gentle-
man‘s table.
REMEMBER we offer pure. wholesome goods, the best on the
seasons as lioness" in
Happened to Jones?)
li‘ll‘a'l :i
OADHUM
3P
prNGST
BREAKFAST BACON. SUGAR CURED HAMS.
14c. POUND. 12c. POUND.
WE TEMPT THE BUYERS
by buying the Best Groceries the market affords. Goods that need no apologies.
on the alert to please our customers. Courteous and obliging.
We want a trial order. We know you will be satisfied.
Special. Special. Special.
Your choice of a Beautiful Cup and Saucer. Plate or Bowl FREE with every 5 pound pack-
age of Saxon Rolled Oats. at 25c.
liy George H. lii‘oadinn‘st.
Author of “What Happened to Jones.“
"\‘I‘hy Smith Left Home."
"The House that Jack Built," Eli
:11 Weeks in London. Strand Theatre:
I71 Weeks: in New York. iiil‘ou Theatre
PRICES, 25, 50, 75c.
We are always
15 FT VOUR HEAD
That aches? Sixty per cent. at all
111.111.1211.. 1L" famed $210119“ detec» FANCY SWEET POTATOES. PK. . 20 CENTS.
t . it e t ' '
111L°o°11y§§11 11‘01’1150’591; :11; $113.31.): NATIVE POTATOES. PK. . 25 CENTS.
'1 attended 1°: CAPE con CRANBERRIES. QT. 7 CENTS.
Sing 11 song of Spectacles:
Pour is Krunnr'x sight: .1 11111111111. Wood. 2.1.1:, 111111111111 1 11111111111111 101111-1111-231:
Four and twenty oeuiists 1101.11.11 Custard i'tnnpkin. 111111. 91-} TURNIPS. l’lllr bury' 1‘. Vitus... " {111‘21'1c
t‘ouldn't make it rlgllh Native Onions. quart 31" Iloruhy‘n (lat Meal. pkg. 31:
But one 11110111 01111111111 New l‘h‘aporated 11111111111111. 2111.1111‘ 2.111; 15 CENTS PECK. H-U Pancake 11111111. 11111;. 1111;
WIN1 knew ilIBI Wm“ WM "N‘dl‘il- 3 lb. can Bartlett Peru-11. 1'31“ l’uI‘iuII Pancake lv‘lom‘. pkg. tic
It‘itted Granny‘s uright.
And home again she upended. VERY FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER PER LB. 25 CENTS.
HOMER 3- “0": LITCHFIELD COUNTY PRINT BUTTER. PER LB. 23 cums.
Graduate Optician.
ltoom 9. United Bank Building.
Utilize hours. 8 to 11:45. 12:15 to 6:30.
Saturday evenings, 7 to 9.
The New York Grocery Co.
UP TO- DATE GROCERS-
DONOVAN BUILDING.
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M F 11111111111,
.31 Main Strut.
SOUTH NORWALK
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SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK AT
P. J. Lynch Co. Grocery.
19 POUND GRANULATED SUGAR.
OUR FAMOUS ELGIN CREAMERYBUTTER.
OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR. 55c. BAG; $4.40 BBL.
$1.60.
3 cans Magnolia Milk, 25c. 3 glass jars New jam. 25c 15 cakes Lion Soap, 251:.
”OR WALK. - GONN- : lb. can Roagt Beef, 131:. 1 qt. glass jar Jelly, me xx cakes Chic Soap, 250.
. ‘ _ 1 lb. can Corned Beef, 13o. 3 lb. can Baked Beans, 10c 7 cakes Babbitt'o Soap. 25c.
connefled WI"? lill‘lfc Brtdge- 2cans Soused Mackerel, 251‘. 3 cans Mustard Sardines. ' 25c. 5 cake: Big Value Soap, 251:.
port establishment at
M L {g FREE TO ALL PURCHASERS OF TEA OR COFFEE—A CAKE OF WHITE ROSE SOAP.
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