i , mm sanctum...
7 idthiditor and Proprlctor.
‘ ’1‘ hour. NOVEMBER 9. 1901.
, ,Ituro Almanac for Tomorrow.
rises 6:35: sets 4:39.
W title 10:169.. “1.: 10:48 p. m.
All buolnou communications for
noble- should be addressed to The
oil.» Personal letter: not desired.
The chair which President Mc-
,,‘inlcy occupied at the sessions of
A a cabinet has become the prop
ty of Secretary t‘ortelyou. lt
' its been the‘ custotn for the retir»
president to present to some
lend the chair used by llilll while
'flresiding over the meetings of
the cabinet. l’resident Harrison
, . ‘ve his chair to Executive Clerk
Lrook. and the latter regards it
as one of his most valued posses
slants. l’resideut Cleveland pre~
scnted his chair to ltis private sec—
retary. Daniel S. Lamont. 'l'here
is a law which requires that gov—
ernment property shall not be
.;"“ven away. but that it must be
. rmally condemned and disposed
pilot auction. No one has ever
1,questioned the right of the presi-
“dent to give away his chair. how—
er. Secretary (fortelyou was
i'y anxious to get the chair
hich his chief had occupied for
.. long, and it was accordingly of—
’fmihlly condemned. put up for sale
, d bought in by the secretarv.
’l‘mfli’ M. V
, A revivalist natncd .\. Warrge
‘ has been preaching in lx’oanoakc.
;Vit‘ginia. and advising the farmers
', :10 httrn their tobacco crop in order
‘to avoid burningr themselves in
‘tlie next world. Matthew Scarce.
"1 a-well-known young farmer, emp—
tied eight barns which were tilled
With fine tobacco. piled it in one
. immense heap, invited his neigh-
bors in. and then set tire to the
1 Whole crop. It was valued at $8.—
. ‘ 069 The other farmers. however.
‘ ard- sclling their tobacco.
They are openinpr the new tun—
‘ ncl in \V'asltiugtou. 1,). t‘.. which
'brings the water oi the Potomac
tO'the so—called l.ydeckcr reser—
voir near the Howard l'niversity
buildings. This tunnel has cost
‘ the. great stun of three and a half
millions of dollars. and over ten
years have elapsed since it was
begun. it was estimated to cost
, less than $10001“) when begun.
antl‘there has been muclt question
'Of its utility.
A nine story apartment house,
'to occupy the whole block bound
,cd by Broadway. \\'est lfud ave—
nue. Seventy+ighth and Seventv
."i'tinth Streets. is to be built by \\’il‘
'iiam Waldorf .\stor. duriny‘r the
next two years. and it will have a
[unique feature. an underground
connection with the Seventy—
ninth street station of the under
' ground rapid transit road.
- Because a Seattle telephone girl
. was pert and impertinent. and rc-
fused to connect a subscriber to
gthe fire department when he want-
ed to give notice of a fire. a loss of
$60.00 was incurred. and now
the telephone company is being
sued for damages by the person
tl‘itis served. and by the insurance
company which suffered by the
' 08S.
M
1 The talk is that a Chicago man
Silas just invented a machine for
ginning cotton which. if it is any-
thing like the success reported.
‘ilvili be almost as great a boon to
lie cotton trade as was \\'hitucy's
hvention, in that it does the same
fork better. at double the capac—
‘ in s. ohm it co.
Stock
1 Brokers,
WALK AND STAMFORD
M
-. tooth ill worthy of spoon
7Mtlon’w-of or. (y poutblo
to keep In n healthy.
oondl on.
on! ,ho has neglected
, tin—they will tell you the
“ decnyctl teeth and into-
'7 the clones! companion."
, only "it moron-bio com
for putting the tooth
W condition.
t, the Dentist,
gmbooth Main St.
-, , 'Norwnlh. ,
' pretty and comfortable bath wrapper”
‘I’lilnt'thii potsi‘th’i‘iiiiilch your ferns
are planted with gilt paint. The rotu-
blnutlon of gold and green to very ploa- .
aunt to look upon.
The fashionable shoes. with their
wide sales are delightful to tramp in.:
One can cover a great deal of ground
In them without fatigue. 1
White Shaker flannel makes a very1
for a young girl. Pink or blue. satin is
used to bind the edges and these bands
are feather stitched with white.
One. Thanksgiving dinner table will
be decorated with tiny pumpkins llll~
ed with flowers. ilouiember that the
odor of turkey and mlnee pie at this.
dinner are preferable at this dinner
to fragrant flowers. and select those
that have no penetrating odor.
(the of the neutest street or outing
hills I have seen was made of cloth
like the still, a large buckle of the
cloth holding the folds on the hill in
place. Just. that one buckle of cloth
gave it a soft touch that a thousand
jut or steel or gOod buckles couldn't
hare done.
I wish I eottld show you here some of'
the pretty things I come. across. You
know how intricate and velvety the
old fashioned fragrant geranium leaf
is? Well, i saw some of the foliage of
that plant reproduced itt green velvet
a day since, which was perfect. One
could easily expect it to give forth
fragrant-e. it was so true to nature in
every other way.
Good health and beauty are twin sis.
ters. A writer in “The Household"
says this. and is only repeating what
it will do us good to hear often. One
is incomplete without the other. and
beauty at least is impossible without
good health. Tho eleurness of com
plexion, brightness of eye. and elas»
tieity of step can power he uttitlned by
it life of indoleuce in close roonu; or a
diet of candy and chocolates. The
first lesron then, in the school of beau-
ty, is to be healthy. When that is ac
compllsbed, pleasluu results will fol-
low,
ON THE GRIDIRON.
A Ecrub Eleven Defeats King's School
Team in Stamford.
The King's School team. of Siam.
ford was treated to a surprise yester
day afternoon by a scrub team of that
city. whom they defeated by a score
of twentyone to nothing on Monday
last. The King's boys had the advau.
tage. in weight and practice. but were
unable to score against “Bob" Starr's
plucky team. Each team had the ball
in their possession for about an equal
length of time. :80th sides struggled
line. but without success. Twice the
Scrubs had the bull within five yards
of the goal. but the King‘s mustered
wwmv wotamwwvoomo.» -1- ‘
Mayor’s Office. South Not‘walk. Conn.
"l‘o Joseph R. Taylor clerk of the City
1 of South Not-walk.
‘, Sir: By authority vested in me as
.Muyor. and by request of the Council
:of said city. I hereby direct 3’0" [0 till/9
notice to the legal voters of this city
that a special eity meeting will be held
D V . -‘ m
MAIN 8. WALL ST
Today and Mt.
nday.
l90--Magic Figure Sale-49c.
lln the Council ehambér. on Huvllund
lumbla l'niverslty
Steamer
York.
hard to cross their opponents' gonl l‘lVWli
\ork.
NEW YORK. Novcgnber its Arriv
Stetttttrr Phoenicia. front Hamburg.
VESSELS IN PORT.
NEW YORK. November 1%- Arriv
Steamers: Philadelphia and
from Liverpool,
ll\\'lll'3. November ll \rrived‘
La t‘hampauue. from
(21' Elm 'S'l‘ile. Now-tuber
Steamer t‘utupanltt.
a»
Luciana
New
from New
istreet. on Monday the 11th inst. at it " mg.» ’l‘urklslt 1‘0th vul "'
.. ’ ' - . ttr.:-, . .. .- , .. t 7 .
o'clock. b. m.. to appropriate not to at t t 11 1 7t ””15“ ”NHL ‘1” “’10”. 5 .Vdfi- 1292(- Best Quality l’oreales. all
1t‘xt‘t‘f‘tl 314.500.00 for the paving of East _1 All 1 1 1’ ,1. .. , . . M for 1"" 1 colors, two yards for 191:
rWusluuuton street, nnd for re-lnylug “ _ 1 _ "‘l' ’_“‘ ‘ll’lh’iv “’m' mm yd. Spools lil‘zituill (lotion for Mpu'h. “mu" Linen flanker-chiefs
1“" l"’Ililn'illl; the setver in said street; “"“Kl'v Mm“ "”"~ ‘9“ machine or hand 'i spools for I‘ll" - ' I - ‘ i t .
1111,“, to 1.0111111191- 111,. advisability of "u. Ullllilt: Skirts, 11111.11 ””11 1135111 (1111 lit' ‘1 14111“. . 1, H 1 .~..1. 1“ . 1 togul'nt Illlt-p toe (ult'll. font lot Lit.
thurlzlng the Water (lomtnlsruoners of . . , . . m" ”“7“" “'1‘ ””“i d“. " 1|.ndies Fleet-ed (lolf (lloves. all
lllls in) to thptul I if to mmt tlu mm" “‘"H' 3"” 1”“ rulerH W Iml "‘lr «nudity Hmt ' l l 2 m
- ' ’ " ‘ t It "" . ‘. . ., , -~ " ~" - eoors, regu ar “Se. Ac.
Hill“ ()I' $31,111,011,” for lllt‘ lllll‘l'llllflfl Ul‘ 5 All Il‘l|('ll l‘llllgt‘ll lillylll‘fi. Sill“, “w
l . . . . . , .. - 1. »; . 7 , -‘ .,.M._,....._._*-.
covered with MF Roofing Tin. “it"“l' dual" “l: flu) fol pip! limb ‘Wllltl r wotih ""4 ’l . It" itineh li‘tuuri-d lllnek Mohair. reg-
. Moisture cannot penetrate the tights and li'hih‘gm' and f‘" puichus- " “13' ”mil Qllill”) (lotion ”lull”- '9" ulur 'i‘le (I lit ' l‘le KiTCHEN DEPARTMENT‘
" exttahcavv plutitlt’oipurc tin ing and laying pipe from North WH’ 2 All Linen 'l‘otvvls all White 1nd . H 1111 3' i v -.
"“11 new 11,1111 1111113111111” MF tott to the city's large pond. all in the rel l 1“ ‘ ' 1 All \tool l'lnlds. regular blitt and tile Bread Board and lxntte. for 190
rooting Ilic best broteetiou to n “M“ ”f Wilton. “’1' in“ building “f “ .n ‘.1)i’r”ii| 4 .. m We quality. this sale. tile 2m- Parlor llrooms. for 190
house. it .5 “upcmous m nu." dam in t‘tlllllt't‘llmt with said work. and. ~k 3‘ l“ 1 "”W“ lowellug. 27-lneh All Wool 'l‘rieot. this sale, the :l at. Bottle Ammonia. for 190
ll deemed advisable, to authorize said worth I‘ll/3e yd., for tile r . .1 1,. (‘ 1 . . 1 , f . m. up. 1. . . \ -. . 1 .. ..
(.‘onunltfnioners 50 m 1111‘ and to borrow A l ‘ .i yutt u I est .um nit, Lin up. or .t -.t .ugt Vne Bio ltl, extra line
so much of said sum as may be neees- 1, ”up" SMMWH'” hearts, worth l3 "Md“ 15" 03‘1“!” l0“ ‘90 W‘M'n. for tile
sat")! therefor. 30“ "“0“- lite .3 yards the Silesia. for 190 250 it‘tlltilllif. Lunch BOX. it)? 190
R00’iflg Tin hm“[hig‘li'ivlfllilkfitwirling): 5.1111901. 5 yds. Good llolnel Flannel. value. 1:; yards 20c lt‘lillt'y Skirt Lining, sue .lap. Crumb Tray and Brush.
4. . at}. HYUIZ be yard, 90‘: . .
"I“ does not require re- mm above and foregoing Is a true 4 '15 V II Bi .1 1 1‘ 1 for 190 for tile
ncwal in nu ordinarv , CODY of the 01.181111” “11",an yr . 1 it rained Muslin. for IJC .l yards 20c French l‘lalr Cloth 2th: Jan. Coal Hods. for 190
1 lifetime -. “111111111111 1,1 t, Attest: Ladies black line guuge. extra In gray. _ 19" Side 12 qt. Galvanized lrott Water
. In" costsalittletnorc um“ ‘ JOSEl’ll ll. TAYLOR. elastic Hose. value 12%.(2 pair, Ladles' Striped Flannolette Skirts. pails. for 19¢
tthe oi'dtnxltry tinttlulit “0'9 City Clerk. 2 pair for tile yoke bands. and tape. worth 27,. 13 (it. I X Tin Dish pans. for 19..
.3: xv. 121.? rt e . ..,__-.. . _ .. MM..- . .. . - . . .. . - - .- . . 1.
figiknis atsthiitii'pcd on evici'y . . V ' ..__- “mull" 3 doubb “”0" ”0‘“- Si‘”; 29‘" at 19‘“ .iie Nest of Phi bane» Pans. for lilo
sheet. Ask yourroofer. ) NOTICE. 5 it) “‘11-. two tL'l pair for file Any style in our line of Eve (km 35,. Saratoga Potato Friar. for 190
0, 1w. c. CRONEMEYER. lo-nl- - (hlldrens ltlbbed Vests. Pants St" (0"“1'51 f0“ 19" fine to ineh Opal Lamp Shades.
“MW“ Cnrnegio Bulldlng.Ptttwurn. . . and Draw-rs, our regular 259 Ladies” Muslin Drawers. plaln or for 190
”4 "WWW““WM "0°“ 0“ ”WWI garment. at fill" with umbrella flounee, regular 31-". Night Lamps with globes. 1-01. .1th
“ERIC“ iiiSNw’iilititE COMPANY. .11 “l. Br “Bl-“una I0" lloys' li‘leere Lined Shirts and l l’l‘lf't‘. 350. “l 19" :ioe 3 Decorated Breakfast Plates.
1 1 ‘1 _ ”,1 .1 ,7 ' llrnwers. sizes :4 to 34, vamp, Ladies‘ 230 Aprons. white lawn or for 19¢
' "' ' A -,-. . ,. l ,i . .
, .. _ _ Notice. is hereby given that. the 3"" ””5 Ml“- ltle Lutghnm. lot 19‘ Bile Decorated Sugar Bowls. for tile
YALEJ’RINCETON w.-BATE. Council of this city proposes. at its Melts Outing Flannel Shirts. dark L’nt‘ Woven Wire llustles, tile 71. ()nt Meal Saucers. 4 for lite.
1.111110112qu N 1 November .1,» next regular meeting. to be held on colors. valve 331', for the Children's School Aprons, 25c and ‘1. Milk p.11“. 1 for 19.,
. . -' ' . - ‘ Monday. December ‘2 will. at K o'elovk . o . _. . l . ‘ i " ‘
A a ro.ult oi th- linl Net .‘ f ‘ .. ' w. a. .. - .- v.. . .91 kind. at Lit ..-_ , . . .
thri- Yiiliii-l’l‘ilit‘ttlui‘l deliiitd“ii'llie‘ltniviil p. m,, to appropriate the sum ”f $l‘i3 2'“ I‘m” m H‘im {Mlk llihbou. “M l l' t" "’* “at s 'l b'olll ' "I.“ Klttlltll MIIIOI. » “M,
be held here on “prowl“; 1-, 11“. “11, to the Library Ilnilding lll‘llillllill.‘lll. 35" lA'tht'l‘UI‘ Silk llelts. for tilt-1 n “3' "‘ ~"‘ * WM ‘ “ l ”r3 1 like it; ineh Round Griddles, tile
lowing were chosen: it. \\'. Anthony and the sum of SIM to the Public ltle (let'muntotvn. Shetland or ””"mml‘ “01:111. b‘teel Frying l’uns. the
null. iWntertown. N. .l.; .l. 1‘, Sim}: i’l'illlilltr lDepartment. both of the {\II- Saxony. :l skeins for tile Children‘s “WWW \Vaisls. canton if. in yard Pieces of Shelf Paper. tile,
liltll.’ W .1. ,1 .. ‘11 1 . H1 lnlutstrut ve littpnt-tmunt of said city, ”,1, , , , .. _, '.. . .. .. ‘ flmmpl and mm”; jean, all t. 1 , ,1 ., 1, 1
until (Willi-[ugh 11; "1:11.17“ ,1: :3; “1‘1; for current (‘th'nscs of said depart- "‘ ”uh “Inhhm‘ kup than. i sizes, ‘ lilo '3'? littstlt blioc Polish“. 19L
rounded to Porstnll t...» it... best .l . “Wit-smut! ummnrlntions twin: lnnd- m“ w" '; \Hil‘lls‘ 0t H‘trioed outing Flannel 2"" ”“5“" ”"8”” mm" 19c
hater. 'l‘he 1011”“,111,’ M1111” 1151111111118 dtlion to the appropriations for said Bite \‘elllngs. a large assortment. l "111‘ 1 f , ‘ , ' ' ,1. 27“- it) inch Turkey Feather Dus-
of um deb‘tte' w” n Baldwin v...» ‘lt‘lml‘mh‘nls mmtv at the munurnwl for ' wt" 1 ‘ """lm' f‘" 1" fer the
. .v.‘f '. .'-.'- " l l - - . n . . . --. 1. , . " l'lln’-* i‘i'rll "lzunzlett's,2‘l. ' ‘
iork. (lgtitillesl‘n. .liflllltgilltl. fi):‘tttcrm.(._ 1:11:11: ll (ity mmlln, for flu (illltlll. lac Neck Chains, w 1.). $13,113“, 11": vita-(Isl up if I t l I /,. We :11“ 1111111111010” Knife “01111111 190
rearv, l‘ ll' .‘ \."':".‘t.‘ . . _ .,. ,. , . , . ' ‘ . .1
and 1.1.:‘11-Wbim. 11:11:]: ll.“iiljrl‘itt‘ii‘utl‘ie- houllt Norwullt. Nov. .t, lttot Jitt'blilc tombs, good mine for 15‘. American 511111.111“; Prints. 5 Jfie b0). Lilith btlyet Polish, best
l‘er order of the Council. L’oc, tile ' yards for lilo made. ' lilo
.ltlSl'Il’ll R. TAYLOR.
n5 5! (llty Clerk.
ml:
A Full Purse Never
Lacks Friends.
It's what you save, not what you
A r.
ed:
all their strength and held four downs
Fox. of the Scrubs. kicked off in the
first half and King‘s gradually worked
the ball down the field. When within
'ibout ten yards of the goal line, they
were forced to give up the bull. Then
jhe Scrubs begin hitting the guards
and tackles of the Kluu's eleven. with
good results. l-‘owler played a gout
name at full. making a twentvynrd
rttn wlthout Interference through lett
table. The null closed with the ball in
the center of the field in Serubs‘ pOs-
session.
After ten minutes' rest. Elder iiit'k‘
ed to I’m. who was unable to advance
the ball. King's got the ball on (lthls
on the. twenty-live yard line. Wald
broke through and downed Hall for a
loss of three yards. 0n the next play.
lletuming. of the High School team.
who played guard. tackled Chapin for
a loss of seven yards more. Elder
kicked about twenty yards to McGlll.
Scrubs advanced the ball ten yards.
On the next plny Fox fumbled and Poo.
picking the ball up. made a sensation-
al rttn of sixty yards before he was
downed. The Scrubs had the ball
within five yards of the goal. when
“.‘me was called. No score. The fett‘
'tire of the game was the luck of fumb-
'lug and the hue plunging of Elder and
Fowler and the tackling of Demmlug
and Eaton. .
The teams lined up as follows:
‘scrubs ‘ King‘s.
\‘IeGlll l. E Eaton
’lf'l'on l. ’1‘ Hall
licmmlng L (i (fir-lb
'larter ’ C Mead
Wald ll it 6ch
Hogan R T Roekwell
I’eo R F. Minor
Fox L H II ilell
Starr II II ll Chopin
Fowler I“ I} Elder
Referee. George Cnvunaugh. S. H.
9.: umpire. Burke. 8. H. 8.: timer. Mr.
Nevins. Time of halves. fifteen min-
utes.
BURGLARS Vl3lT YALE STORE.
A Midnight Raid on South Middle Col-
loge.
NEW HAVEN, November Q—A mid-
nlizht raid was made upon the. YaleACo-
operative store. located In South ltllvl~
die college. on the campus, and the au-
thorities are inclined to the opinion
that the burglars had in view a whole
sale theft of tickets for the eomlmt
Yule-Princeton football game. together
with it large amount of cash nocomp
nlng applications for the tickets.
Entrance was forced by means of n
window unit the largo ticket box for»
and open. No football booty, howevor
was obfhlned. no tickets. applications
and cash bud been rcmoved to the
football quarters and deposited In it
lnrgc safe recently purchased by man-
nger Francis. Other goods. however.
were occur-ed at the coop, but the val-
ue was not mat.
the mutilation: for football tickets
cloned Thurldny. The applications
were deposited by the undergraduates
in envelope: with the necessary money
and all were dropped into the box
provided for the purpose. Detectives
are nt work on the thoory that some
one familiar with the system for the
allotment of tickets contemplated and
undertook to prawn n his haul of
ENTERTAINMENTS.
barn. flint titakesuogllh. Save recu-
.c
in ,1
HOYT
VEMBER 0.
.‘dr. .‘llll'lt‘ii
with It Moral as Strong us a Sermi
THE
llulry Presents a l
ORGANIS T
llv WM. A. GRAY.
THE GREAT RELIGIOUS PLAY.
ENDORSED BY THE CLER
MATlNl‘IE l’lthlCS, lb,
EVENING PRICES.
SPECIAL: (‘hildt‘en Admitted to
part of tho 'l‘hent re at the Mall
15 cents.
r n-
.I, ml.
50, 7.3
'S THEATRE.
Matlncc and Night. SATURDAY. N0-
VOLUNTEER
mrly on a plan. and (limit your snvins
. a ,7” -
the. South Norwallt Savlnits Bank.
l'NlTlGl) BANK iil‘ll.lllN(‘-.
tlpen Saturday evenings front t; to
\ p. m.. for the convenience of those
‘lay who cannot call during the day.
in
TheSouthNorwalk
Trust Co.
CY.
321' Does a 1
' I GENERAL BANKING BUSI-l
any NESS.
ll ‘0. . .
( Accounts Sohcrted. . . . .
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14.
C
THE SEASONS GREATEST Bill
ARE YOU A
BUFFALO ?
()ne Continuous
laughing Flt.
tlon.
Pretty Girls.
ditto Music. Novel Spee-
ialtics. Gorgeous (tou-
PRICES.
Fine
A! Low Prion.
J! Main Sinai.
NOR WALK.
port establishment of
ticket. and cash.
t
M‘ ”fig!
m
HOYT'S THEATRE.
The Spectacular l"lll‘t‘t‘~(‘0llll‘tly
An entirely new and original produo
THIRTY »—— ARTIST t5 .-, THIRTY
Star Cast of Famous Comedians.
Catchy upto-
lumps.
Handnomoly Staged with Beautiful
Scenery.
26c, 50c, and
llllllnetyl
LArtssrsrthas.
if. F. lickerman,
CONN.
Connected with large Bridge-
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Open Saturday Evenings From 6
to 8 o‘clock.
”1.1. Savings Accounts Solicited. l
soup AND SUCCESSFUL.‘
cut mm mt
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Capital. .. 3:00.000001
Surplus. :100.000.00
0am Profits. 330.000.00
JOIIN II. FERRIS. Presldcnt.
JACOB I. “WON. Conflict.
DIRECTORS:
lohn H. Fort-lo Henry Mymour
John H. Knapp Chrlltlnn Bwnru
John H. Light I. H. Mnthownon
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
75c.
Accounts Sollolfod.
ASTIGMATISM.
Astigmatism In the eyes of children
may often be detect. by having them
view the dial of a ct k. Flinn-ea run-
ning In one dlrectlotpmny be plainly
blurred and lndlntlnrt. This coudl- '
tion to one of the most harmful of eye.
defects. one that can only be corrected
by the use of proper lenses. after I
thorough examination.
HOMER B. HOYT.
moduli. Optlolnn.
Room 9. United Bank Building.
Ollico noun. 8 to 11:46. 12:“ to 6:30.
Bunrdnywmlim. ’l to I.
Seymour
Don’t
Miss...
’sStore
Seeing the good things that
Something new daily.
town—you to be the judge.
cry. Cauliflower. etc.
man‘s table.
l
1 market. at popular prices. at
we are offering every day in the week.
We are leaders in Elegant Coffee—unlike any other kind sold in
Our Butter is delicious—ask for the
Bridgewater Creamery. Fresh Country Eggs. Double Cream
Cheese. New Prunes. Dates.
velli Macaroni. New Buckwheat, Grapes. Oranges. Bananas, Cel~
Figs. Peaches. Saratoga Chips, Mar-
We will mention for your consideration the Delicious Ferris
Hams. Boneless Bacon. Smoked Tongue—goods fit for any gentle-
REMEMBER we offer pure, wholesome goods. the best on the
the popular store. where the people like
to gather. Don‘t miss our Saturday's display.
[1. E. SEYMUUH, letting tutu, 33 West Washington Street.
Telephone Call. 5&2.
—
LEAN SHOULERS. ,
9c. POUND. i
BREAKFAST BACON
14c. POUND.
, 1 SUGAR CURED HAMS.
12c. POUND.
WE TEMPT THE BUYERS
We want a trial order. We know you will be satisfied.
Special.
Special.
lby 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.
Special.
Your choice of a Beautiful Cup and Saucer, Plate or Bowl FREE with every 5 pound pack—
‘agc of Saxon Rolled Oats. at 25c.
FANCY SWEET POTATOES, PK. . . . . . 20 CENTS..
NATIVE POTATOES. PK. . . . . 25 CENTS.
CAPE COD CRANBERRIES, QT. 7 CENTS.
13 bundles Wood, and Italstou‘x Breakfast Food, 2: for 356
loldcn Custard Pumpkin, can, tic TURNIPS1 l’lllsbnry's Vitos, 2 for 2:30
Native Onions. quart, 5c l-lot'nl)y'u Oat lueal, pkg, tile
New Evaporated Apricots. 2 lbs for 25c. 15 CENTS PECK. lI-O Pancake Flour, pkg” tile
3 lb. can Bartlett Pears. 12e . Purina Pancake. Flour. pkg... tic
VERY FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. PER LB. . . 25 CENTS.
LITCHFIELD COUNTY PRINT BUTTER, PER LB. . . . 23 CENTS.
The New York Grocery Co.
UP-TO-DATE GROCERS.
DONOVAN BUILDING. SOUTH NORWALK.
SPECIALS EOR‘ THIS“ WEEK ”AT
P. J. Lynch Co. Grocery.
:9 POUND GRANULATED SUGAR.
OUR FAMOUS ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER,
OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR, 55c. BAG; $4.40 BBL.
3 cm Magnolia
,1 lb. can Rout: Bear,
diucornnble. while. opposite llncu are I I lit. m Corned Beef,
THE P. J.
1!! WASHINGTON STREET.
Milk,
13 com Sound Mackerel.
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SFREE TO ALL PURCHASERS OF TEA OR COFFEE—A CAKE OF WHITE ROSE SOAP.
LYNCH CO.
3 glass jars New Jam,
I qt. glass jar Jelly.
3 lb. can Baked Beans.
3 can Mustard Sardinia.
25c.
1 3:.
13c.
25c
$1.00.
25c 15 cakes Lion Soap, 25c.
xoc n cakes Chic Soap. 25c.
me 7 cake: Babbitt’l Soap, 25c.
use. 5 cakes Big Value Soap. 25c.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler