Holden. Editor and ‘Proprlotor.
Mariachi. NOVEMBER 7, 1901. .
hilluro Almanac for Tomorrow.
Shh rises 6:33; sets 4:41.
High tide 9:11 a. 111.: 9:33 p. in.
‘ All hullnou commumcatlonu for
“to oflloo should be addressed to The
imprint. Personal letters not desired.
in charging the grand jury in
.lontgomery. Alabama. judge W.
i H..'l‘llorttas..forcibly directed at—
option to the excessive. nutuher oi
totlticidcs in Alabama. In the
late each year. he said. 197 per-
Sons are tried for murder or man-
hlaughter. while there are a like
number of prosecutions for unit'-
dermis assault. This indicated al—
together too light a regard for hit.
man life, the judge thought. and
he gave added force to the figures
by comparisons with conditions
peltsewlterc. 'l‘hus (fauada. with
nearly three time.» the population
of Alabama. has" only fifteen pros-
ecutions for murder annually. li
the rate of homicide was as high
as Alabama. the llotniuiou's
courts would be crowded with 5211
‘proscctttiona. So. in like pl‘opol'~
‘t‘i‘on, England and \\'ales wottld
haw: 3.424 prosecutions. instead of
the present average of 32.): France
‘ Would multiply: its present trials
“by eight: New Hampshire would
have fortyuthree instead of six:
Connecticut ninety-seven. instead
WOf thirty-one. ftliehigan 2’13 in»
Stead of forty-three; ()liio 438 in»
stead M144; Indiana so; ins-lead
of twenlymeyeu: l'talt twenty~
him: instead of cley cit. and North
Caroline 200 inxtcad of 12b. .\c--
cording to the judge's cotupilu»
lion, th record of tieorgia and of
South Carolina is worse than tltat
of Alabama.
There has been during: the lll‘t‘S~
vent: year no less than 118 live.» lost
'11 the Swis»~ .\lp.»*. am] it is 511g»
gestcd that the Hwix.» government
tli'ht well make regulations to
. j)!“ tect the ionlidt ,\lpine visiton
'I. from this folly. .\lany fatalities;
' ‘can be directly traced to a spirit
of childish recklessness shown by
« .Climbcrs who attempt the impos-'
sible merely to gain notoriety.
1. Naturally. the large number of ac-
, ‘Citlellts prevent many people irom
mountaineering even on clitnbx
where there i< no danger. 'l‘hi.»
“cuts down the revenue of the ho
W lots and the guides. and they have
therefore. been giving very <cr-
."ious consideration to the problem
of how they can prevent visitors
'. from taking. trips that are likely
to endanger their lives.
, Dr. Charlcs l'i. Munroe. ltl'ltl‘t‘n-
our of chemistry and tlt‘llll oi the
“Colombian l'niv.-r»it_\. \\'a,»'l1in§.:»
.tOn. has been tlcr~n§11atctl by the
'Royal .\t‘tttlett\} oi .‘w‘icnce oi
‘Ockholm. Sweden. to nominate
American itt\'ctltot'\ and dixeover-
CTS ill lllt‘ \t‘ltjlli’t‘ ill \‘llt'llll\lr_\'
who desire to coulpcte tor the No—
bel prize. it is also the purpose
the Royal \cademy of Science
to designate American :tlllltot'llit‘h
resides l‘rofexsor \lnuroe in other
lepartttteuts in which prizes are to
)0 awarded to pox» upon claim.» of
American inventors or discovcrcrs
or participation in the competi-
ion.
A military critic in llie Zcit of
ieuna anticipates a .lv'usaian nav—
‘ attack for the capture of Con»
.tntititmple. He thinks that pen»
in are being deceived by Rusnian
'ctl‘vity in northern tfbina. and
at the uneasiness in the lalkan
eninsula and Russian eagerness
. the Black Sea prestige a coming
ltempt to seize the ’l‘urlv‘ish cap-
Stock
‘ Brokers,
tithe. 110. 11 Wall St.
' W
*"to m Saving!
‘ tooth ls worthy of spec-
- don—~01 are 11’ 90:3th0
to keep in a. healthy.
‘oomlltlon.
“1““! who has neglected
--thoy will tell you the
doclyotl teeth and min.
o closest companions."
11 not reasonable com-
!or putting the teeth
‘ooodlllon.
. the Dentist.
22810“. South Main St.
Incurrlorwolk. '
but... 'vti‘ywth. . ' , W
The no: union wlih
own .
i-oe‘ouartor
length coats are moat appropriate for
automoblltng.
The gathered monssellnes wlth tlny
edge of different. color are among the
prettiest of the season's neck rut‘fs.
Beugnllne silk in ngaln in favor. hc~
lng used for cloaks as well as dresses.
The heavy cords import it rich effect.
For wnlklng and the less dressy ocv
minions the small but finds favor. Gray
seems to pleuse the popular trade
best.
The tiny black bows one sees in the
hair during the day time, both at the
back and on top. are changed in the
evening to others of color which match
the gown.
The Irish crochet laces are prcmls
ed for next summer. lly the way. one
of our lending merchants told me the
other day that 1902 its to be a great sea
non for thin goods.
Embroidered and velvet embossed
gnuzcs. with ltl('t’.‘s‘ from the ration»:
luce—mukiug countries, are what the
l’urlaiur. dresumakcr makes her even
lug tollettcs of. She (or bet drapes
nearly all the wants of her dinner and
bull uowns.
The low coltl‘urc in perfectly charm
1111: will. the deeolletc gown. especlully
it‘ one has a long ncek. 11' the hair in
not. worn low. it hand of velvet studded
will. jewcls on n (‘lllllll of them ill in
dlh'tcizsablc. To Wear the hair low
with the dress bluh hi never Slllltil‘ttt'»
tory flu no matter how much care it.
taken in the nrrungemcut of one‘s
lucky it comes to naught in u few
moments,
The lloston (‘onking School pt'ep't' “1;
110111111 almonds. in the following way.
Shell and blancll the nuts, slice length-
wise, and drop into a saucepan contain
int: n tablespoonful of hot. butter. Stir
the nuts constantly. and when Hwy 111'.-
a deep yellow. mix a tublespoonlul
‘tach of t‘bulncy uutl Worccntcrsntrc
two tnbhnmoonsfuls of chopped pickle
and one-quarter tcnopcout'ul of salt.
Pour over the alnyoudu amt serve cold.
This is. a good chafing dish relish.
SUNDAY-SCHOOL WORKERS.
Program of Convention to Be Held in
Norwalk Next Monday.
The eontmlttce in charge, of the coin
rcntion for Sunday—school Workers. tn
ll.” held in Norwalk, in the (‘ougrcua-
tional (lbureb. Monday. Novcmbcr 11,
"ms issued the fullowlnp. program:
ll. ll. Spanner. president (.‘unnceticut
Sunday-school Association. will prc-
side.
Morning session-— in. opening service
and words of welcome, llcv. George l).
Egbert. Norwalk: 1031:}. address.
“Practical ’l‘empernnec ’l‘enchiug.“ ll
ll. Spooncr: discussion; ll. uddt‘exs
‘(lnr Opportunity." Allure llztrrict l-I
Walden. State Home llt'lllll‘lllll‘lll Still-
>rintr1ul~nt: lilo-11551011: 11:15. lltllll'cml
“Echoes from the Field." Mi» Muy ll
Mord. li‘tcld Worker; 12:15. lunch and
:ocl'al hour.
Afternoon soskltlll-wfl'lltl. l‘ralse
viec; ‘3' 171. the Normal Department. tat
port of the State Normal (‘ontlnlt-
tve. Rt v. W. S. Mclntlre. ehalt'tnan,
‘va London. tbt :1 yes»: "l-‘undauten
'1ll.a\v.< of 'l'euchinu." llcv 11. .~\. llom»
writer. l). 1).. vice president 'l‘cmple
College. Philadelphia. l‘:1.; lt'l lllnctln-
'on: 11:17.. The l‘rtmuty l) partun 111,
’at Address. "’l'hc ('hild »-(iod‘s (lt‘tttt—
'Hl Creation." Miss Lucy (1. Stock. for.
nerly State Primary superintendent:
to lllucusuinn: l:l:’1.1\ddrcss. “A (‘bild
'x‘l‘t to ltm‘tlt’." Rev. ll. A. ll'ivtnpiut,
llrldgcport; discussion. led by tlcorgc
S. Deming general stwrctary. .1. Quiet
*ltllll‘i closing.
Evening session‘elflltl. special music:
7:50. l')cvottonal service. Rev. ll. 11.
Munson. Nut-walk: fl. address. “The
Teacher and His Bible," Rev. H. A.
lhnnbcrtrcr: 8141'). closduu.
A collation will be served by the la»
her. of Norwalk. at the noon hour. for
lll delegates and frlcndS. and also be-
tween the afternoon and evening sec-
tions for all who desire to remaln for
the evening.
Entertainment for the night will be
provided for thnsn who wish to rc-
nutin at the cvenlm: service and can-
‘lol return home.
All those who WllPSll‘t‘ entertainment
i'nr the night. tnnst’notlry the chnlrmun
of the Entertainment Committee. (l. E.
Curtis. Norwulk. (‘onn.. so that they
wlll know how many to prnvllln for.
A flv‘c»wlll offering will be taken at
each session to help defray the ex-
itcuses ot' the conventlou.
All pastors. superintendents and
teachers are especially invited. httt all
interested in Sumlay—school Work will
be welcome.
The program has been arranged no
as to make ll of practical value. and
each superlntcndcut h: llttlu‘ll to see
that it good delegtttlonrls RNll. from lllt-l
Sammy-school.
"We are much pleased to announce
The cominlttcc lll't' pleased to tilt-
uounec that they have secured llcv. H.
A. Bumbertzer. D. 1).. of Phlltulclphla.
who to an expert in Normal work. and
Mlss Lucy G. Stuck. who Is on well and
favorably known throughout the state.
Half-fare return certificates will be
issued on all linen of the C(tllfltilltllllctl
railroad. leorgc S. Demlng. general
secretary. will acts an railroad secre-
tary .nntl connternlgn nll certlllcatcn.
COREA GIVES JAPAN LAND.
YOKOHAMA. November 7~Corcn
hail allotted to Japan 050 acres ut
Chapokbo. near Manambo, for n leNZl‘
al settlement to he policed by the Ja-
panese, The land was formerly pegg-
ed out by u Rusnlon warship.
The Corcun veto on grain exports
has been wilhdrnwh. lo deference. to
Japan’s remonntrancoa.
corn mart; wouuoao.
.0...-
Two Marlon, Mo., Cltlzonl Plant a
Dual tn the Street. .
MARION. Mo. November 7——A duo]
with revolvers WM fought on tho prln.
clpal street here today. between Mann
Holman and Junior Meredith. Both
men were shot and are dylng. Trou-
ble «row over a name or cards and
Wm».
culminated in the new duel.
LONDON. November 7-—The heart
ing of the charges against Tlioodore'
and Laura Jackson {Ann O'Dellu Disc
llebnr) was resumed at. the Marylo-
bnne police court today.
Street hawkeru are coining money
by the lfifllt‘ of a pamphlet entitled
“Horrible Disclosures in the Horus
:-
Case.
The. clerk of the court informed :1
l't‘pl'esclllallvc of The lteuoelated
Press that eunuch witnesses have
been summoned to ker-p the mac no
int: for weeks.
The court was crowded today, lull
there were no women present. Laura
Faulkner continued her testimony. 1t
wan largely a reiteration of that given.
and was vile enough to satlute the
most dcuruvcd sensation seekers.
The moat dramatic incident today
was when Luuru Jackson began her
customary bodily-ring croun cxatnlntt~
lion of the witness, who turned and.
pointing her finger lit the fctuul pl‘lll«
oncr, vehemently denounced her an the
author of her ruin. ln uplte of ltfi
melmlramatic tinge. the incident
lit-outlet! loud applause. whereupon the
presiding judge threatened to clear
the court.
The occurrence seemed to shake the
nerve of the female prlsoncr and Mr
ntdircqucnt conduct of tho cnuc With
not marked by the ability she has
heretofore displayed.
W "NOTICE. W
Ftrtttt Attttttlatttt.
Notice is hereby given that the
Council of this city proposes. at its
next regular meeting. to be held on
thtltl)’. llt‘t‘l‘ltllll‘l' 'J. liltll. ill N ti't‘lot'lt
p. in.. to lllllll‘()l)Wl‘llll“ tho sum of 313.3
to the Library ll-illditc: Department.
told the aunt of so» to the Public
Pl'lllllllL' Department. both of the Ad
nlltilstrativc Department of :aid «11'.
for current expcn-ws of sold depatt-
month. said appropriations built: it] ad
dillon to the nppropt‘lillnun for Hllltl
departments nnuh- at the adjourncd
annual city lllt't‘tim: for the current
year.
South Norwnllt, Nov, 1”. 11101
Dec order of the (‘ouncll
Jtlts‘lvll’ll ll TAYLOR
115 ht. t‘lty t‘lcrlt
NOTICE;
To the Tax Parent or the South Fly-c
Mlle lliyer School llititt'ivt:
Notice ht hct-cbv given that the
{NEON-“111101” of 1311“.) two and nncbalf
mills on the dollar on the rumble or
late in the said iliqtrlet on the town
list of ltltlu is now tlll“. lntcrent at the
rate of it llt't‘ cent. a year from Noveln
‘. ltlnl. will be charged on till ldlbt I'c
awning unpaid on and after Decent-
‘ier 13. [5901.
JAMES ti. STEVENS.
(‘ollnctmx Rmvayton. (‘onn
November t. 11101. 1H 41
DEPOSITS
both large atul small. made during Ih'
tlrst five days. of any month, will draw
‘nterect from the first of that mouth,
provided. of course. that same remain
until next interest time. .
the South Norvalk Savlnits Bank.
l'Nl’l‘lsIl) HANK lll'lldlthl,
Open Saturday evening, t} to 8.
TheSouthNorwalk
Trust Co.
Will net nu you llcptmilory. Admin
h-itrator. Executor. (lutu'dhtn. ’l‘riuut-c
or Agent.
Pays 4 per cent interest on deposits
in the Savings Department.
Hun untuu'plmtied fttclllttcu for the
safe amt speedy transaction of the
General thinking Business.
Business puper discounted fur eun-
tomcrs. loans on niortuuncn had up-
provctl collateral security.
Soup AND succtssruo
Gl'll NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
capital. WilWoooaoao
Surplus. “00.00030
Orbit-Proms. 380.000.00
JOIIN II. HERRIS. President.
JACOB M. MIT”. Counter.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Fort-lo Honry Seymour
John H. Knapp Ohrlnlnn lworu
John H. Liam E. H. Mlthmon
Jolloh R. Morvln Samuol Grimm-n
J. Walloon Marvin.
lanolin” solicited.
rm .«
Poullvo Proof From one Norwntk
Can’t be Bro-had Lightly Aside.-
w
The render is forced to acknowledge
that convincing proof in his own city
is preemluently ahead of endorsements
from everywhere else In our Republle.
Read this:
Mr. William li‘. Knapp, 01‘ 1’15 Osborne
avcnuc. Ernst Not-walk. llrcuum at Roth
& (lohlsehmidt's says: "1 am an old
little engineer and like a grunt llllllly
W110 lOllOW ml" culling. the weak spot.
in my anatomy was my back. 1 knew it
arose from some derangement ot’ the
kidneys for backache and the sediment
in the kidney secretions left no room
for doubt. Sometlmcn in leaving the
over heater both-r room the, cold at»
moupherc inuhlt-nly tom-red the letti-
pet-attire of my bony may have induced
colon. and us :1 rule they itcnted them-
telveu in my toilin. l uotiectl lll our
Norwnlk pupern llouu‘n Kidney l’ills‘.
advertised to cure just fillt'll troublen
as l bad. I pituurcd n box at l’lalci»
ted'u drug store. 'I‘hev cured me."
For sale by all deulet-u: price .71»
cut.» u buy. lv‘oster-Mllburu (‘11.. lint-
?‘ulo, N Y.. sole agents for the United
w‘tates.
Remember the name Dunn's—and
take no other.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
HOYT‘S THEATRE.
Matinee and N.g'1t. SATURDAY, N0-
VEMBER .0.
\1r. lttt""_\' \ll'llv‘ll l‘ro Mum a Play
with :1 Mot :11 :1~’Slt‘t)tt':ll<:t S irmon.
THE
VOLUNTEER
01? GA N15 T
lly‘ \‘L‘l .\. tillAY.
THE GREAT RELlGIO'US PLAY.
ENDORSED BY THE CLERGY.
.VlA'l‘lNlCl': l‘lllt‘l‘iS lit 2.3, Cl.”1_ Elle
l‘IVlCNth} l’itlt'lih‘ 'in 3" 75. $l.
SPECIAL: t‘lllltltcn ,\tllilillt“l to an}.
pull (it the ‘Iltcattt at the \lntincc
1.3 cent»:
HOYT'S THEATRE.
FRIDAY NlGHT. NOVEMBER 8.
Annual Tour of
JOHN ALLlSON
lost :1 settemns us "Joni-n" in "What
llnpm-ned to .lm1~~e~."t
lly George H. lh‘uadhurst.
Author of "What Happened to Jones."
"Why Smith Left Home.”
"The House that Jack Built." Etc.
’1” Weeks in London Strand Theatre:
1.”. Weeks in New York, ltiiou ’l‘hcntre
PRICES. 25, 50,‘75c.
IS IT YOUR HEAD
That aches? Sixty per cent. of all
headaches are caused through defec-
tiv: eyes. Little eye defects grow to
big ones if not properly and prompt»
:y attended to.
Still; it song of Spectacles;
Poor in ttranuy's sight:
Four and twenty oeullstu
(‘oubln‘t make it right.
tbit ouc ndepl, ()ptclun
Who knew jllttl what war. lll‘t'llt‘ll.
Fitted Granny’s “right.
And home audio she xpeellcd.
HOMER B. HOYT.
Graduate Optician.
Room tl. llultcd llnuk llulltliug. .
(ltllcc huttrn. X to ll:-l:’1. 12:45 to 6:30.
Saturday eventugu, 7 to 9.
r
Fine Millineryl
LATEST STYLES.
Ill Law Prim.
M. F. 11111111111,
31 Main Strut.
NORWALK. - GONN.
Connected with lame Bridge-
port establishment of
M. Lustig.
lt hi rather uurprhdng that Pat
Crone did not make another condltlon
wthnt he should be paid the 350.000
reward. in case he was not canvlcted~
Kama City star.
_OA AND Ml ”N .-
' ‘ *1 WUE. . W “ W
Among the northeastern on board the
Elder Dempstor steamer Lake Sim-
one, which arrived at Montreal recent»
1y. was a myuterlous individual who
styles himself Prince ltunjtt. of Belti—
chhitlu). He was neeompunietl by a
tisltllll‘tt; iliuidliingWizii'lWW persons, lnclud- N ove “1 her sale
Who the. man really lb' remains a
mystery. The Indian authorities have
issued an olllclul notice that there. is
OF
. I I
no bllcll prince. but he certainly 13'qu
eh; us a ntibub. lie was the talk of I c n
London for several weeks, duringi
which time. he stopped at one of the, ‘
blg hotels. where he had twenty-three
rooms amt spent money lavishly. llc
declines to see iiewnpapcr men or to
hold converse with persons outside. hits I
M
unite, his only reply to questions be.
mg “I am it kmc. u.- 114 a man of line
physique. durkekinued and handsome.
The fame of the mysterloim lndlvlll- wedneSdaU. ThurSdau and Fridau'
ual had preceded 111m. and when the .
Luke Slim-0e steamed into port ail
crowd of interested spectators waited l
on the wharf to catch a glimpse. of
him. but they were disappointed. The
prince remained in his stateroom. It
win; i-ttntetl that be lunl spent nearly
the whole of tho voyage in his state-
1‘00111 and guru-red :1 Knoll deal from before. because our facilities enable us to render the best service
srastckucsu. llc putronlncd a concert.
tlnit wan tzlvcu on board and contribut—
ctl $10 to the collection. 1111; duuclug
girl was alno pt'cnctlt and gave a novel
cutertt’llnmcnt. lllll‘llll’, the root of the
This is The Norwalks' Greatest Kitchen Department—The best
assortments are here; the choicest designs in Crockery, and great-
lest values. Our trade in this department grows faster than ever
and our goods never disappoint. The proof of our story follows:
line potllttl Tea or (loll-cc ('Ilninlet'. t't‘g‘ttlétl' pl'it‘t‘ Hui. Sale price 7C.
' ,\'\'ood and \‘\'ire l"lour Sieve-R. regular price toe. Sale price 7c.
time he remained in hit»: room. \vheri‘l
n” 111.»; mp"... WI... “mu...” m him by It oal llod». tull we, regular price 3:12. Sale price 18c.
ill}? attendant. llraclvet Lamps. complete with No. .: lnn'ner. regular
\‘l’hcn 111ml of the" crowd bud db:- _. '
pl‘l'fil‘tl the ]Il'llll't' and his. suite took in u (A 41“" Sale price 33C‘
"alliance and lll‘tlt’t‘f‘tlt’tl to the Wind» t llt'cakiast and llinner l'latcx. regular price Sta. Sale price so.
sor llotel. Ill. intends to make a tour Wl‘ p , . 'y _) _. ..,. 1. . .~ .. ,-. S l ' .
of the principal points of the United no itht m “h“ ”L‘” ‘U ml“ ’5‘ " a 5 price 15‘"
Staten end (‘anade and will return to [pinch Scalloped \Wclu'ctablc llialten regular price 5c. Sale price 15C.
London in time to be present nt lhci - . - , , , _ 1 , _ ., . , . .. . .W -
Mum. (wommm |l_]-lll( l1 .\lt.tt l l.1tttt».tno >.1.1pt~.lt;.nl.u pint 43. . Sale price 29c.
-.._._..____. (irauitc iron lit‘llt l’.’tll\.tlllt‘(l(17t‘llflHitt‘t'ld't'g‘lllill'
THE TlFlED FARMFR.
"Yes. .-»'lr: you simply start our nulo- ' ‘ lm‘W‘f 45"" . . Sale Price 29C-
iuobllc biotic and lettyc it to itself while i.i‘l"”‘ litre innit-1‘», regular price 51px. Sale price 38c.
run all on the fence here in the nhudc , , ,, » .. 1,.‘1 .. . . . .- . _ . . - .
and mm). W”. WNW", nutter and n: 1111111. tovtittl l 1». ocularpntt rte. Sale price 39c.
tin; of hard enter. The plow will no l‘l‘tptlll'l t‘otfec l’ot. regular price $412. Sale price 39C.
right hltead and break up your field;
better than _\ou could pmnlbly do ill
and when it has tinivbld all you ltnvc i HAVE YOU BOUGHT ONE OF THOSE HANDSOME
:‘t'oiinltW‘ to press the button here and lJARDINIERES? THEY ARE GOING FAST. ABOUT ONE
"\anl. Hair couldn't .ch fire 11 an it 'HUNDRED LEFT—THREE DAYS MORE AND THEN THE
would kind o' steer up here close to ’ PRICE GOES UP
the fin ' i. 240's 1 null rcsx H e button '
\villlillllWfllllln' .lmviitp I 1 Small Size at 41c. Medium Size at 49c. Large Size $1.
Seeing the good things that .‘...- JLC offering every day in the week.
Something new daily. ,
, . We are leaders in Elegant Coffee—unlike any other kind sold in
town—you to bethejudgc. Our Butter is delicious—ask for the
D o n t Bridgewater Creamery. Fresh Country Eggs. Double Cream
Cheese. New Prunes, Dates. Figs. Peaches. Saratoga Chips. Mar-
velli Macaroni. New Buckwheat. Grapes. Oranges. Bananas. Cel-
ery. Cauliflower. etc.
I . .
We will mention for your consideration the Delicious Ferris
' s s Hams. Boneless Bacon. Smoked Tongue—goods fit for any gentle-
. I I man’s table.
REMEMBER we offer pure. wholesome goods. the best on the
market. at popular prices. at the popular store. where the people like
to gather. Don't miss our Saturday‘s display.
1}. E. SthllUR, letting lilllllll, 33 West Washington Street.
Telephone Call, 58-2.
l
LEAN SHOULERS. l BREAKFAST BACON. SUGAR CURED HAMS.
9c. POUND. 14c. POUND. i 12c. POUND.
WE TEMPT THE BUYERS
by buying the Best Groceries the market affords. Goods that need no apologies. We are always
on the alert to please our customers. Courteous and obliging. ‘
We want a trial order. We know you will be satisfied.
Special. Special. W 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.
FANCY SWEET POTATOES. PK. . . . . . 20 CENTS.
NATIVE POTATOES. PK. . . . . . . 25 CENTS.
CAPE COD CRANBERRIES, QT. . . . . ~ . 7 CENTS.
lIl llllltdlcs Wood 3711' llaluotrh llrcaklttsl lt‘otul, L! for 2710
Golden (‘usttu‘tl l‘uutpkiu, can. 91' TURNIPS’ l’illsbury's Vitus. 3 for 25c
Native Unions. quart, Tie lluruby’s (lat. Meal, pkg. 1ch
New Evaporutcd Apricots. 3 llnt for ‘2'»1' 15 CENTS PECK. ll~tl l’nncakt- Flour, pkg. ltlt:
3 lb. can llartletl, l’ears. 1‘." l’urinn l’nncakt- Flour, plm, tic.
VERY FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. PER LB. . . 25 CENTS.
LITCHFIELD COUNTY PRINT BUTTER. PER LB. . . . 23 CENTS.
The New York Grocery Co.
UP~T0-DATE GROCERS.
DONOVAN BUILDtNG. SOUTH NORWALK
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P. J. Lynch Co. Grocery.
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19 POUND GRANULATED SUGAR. $1.00.
OUR FAMOUS ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER,
OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR, 55c. BAG; $4.40 BBL.
3 cans Magnolia Milk. 25c.‘ 3 glass jars New Jam. 25c 15 cakes Lion Soap. also.
i lb. can Roast Beef. 13c. 1 qt. glasu jar Jelly. too 11 cake: Chic Soap. 25c.
1 lb. can Corned Beef, 13c. 3 lb. can Baked Beans. we 7 cakes Babbitt’s Soap. 25c.
2 cans Sound Mackerel, 25c l 3 cans Mustard Sardines. 25c. 5 cakes Big Value Soap. 25c.
FREE TO ALL PURCHASERS OF TEA OR COFFEE—A CAKE OF WHITE ROSE SOAP.
THE P. J. LYNCH co. .
put WASHINGTON STREET. 1mm...” . , .. . scorn NORWALK.
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