Ocean in outliers (111,111.11
is a (11111111111111 creation from ,
while friend Hannibal A. Williams.
the accomplished Shakespearean read-
er well remembered here.
I lit sands Christmas stout
m. nod milled that himself
having it “delightful three
years outing."
The card is a shade larger than our
postal, but of better finished surface,
and be‘srs two stamps on its address
side—Iona twu cant postage. and one
five cent revenue; end on the obverse
side what we take to he the govern-
ment coat of arms-11 lingo elephant
surmounted by it black skinned native
(Kissed t[li‘riuclpzily hi i (11,1 ‘utnbtrellu.
. ' is s e poi: eroua on ans o my
economical In ’1" “‘3“ 1.111.111.1111 normality specimen
not buy a new but every Beneath this is the vignette of s
brim requires renewing. , “lusty wrench" in spangies and count
corssge, no doubt a sample copy of a
mtomnumont believes that with Niel; beauty P171“ (rad 1.111131- llrfioks
» an am eova on on sure (1 ago
“Mn?!“ which hols now at adorn the scene lending an inviting
, 1 be W“ be able to make sixty plctnresquonoss to the situation. The
on boot. His hope is partly black boy on the elephant is a speci-
it the ugmnegg of the motors. man of high art. and seems to be self-
,WBlBll about six pounds pm, supporting us he has no back to his
mower, compared with thirteen
ytho weight of the motors of
saddle, only a surcinglc.
A year ago a souvenir come. from
_ tint boloou The steering gear
oiler "are the some as those
on for Tomorrow.
sets (:at.
111.12 :27 u. in.
regressing" through the
uniform somo' ”coi'o‘tnoliy
rd takes off his hat on an.
vs times a minute. that
1, number or seven hundred
hour. The king requires a
his but every fortnight.
the same hand from central Australia:
a year earlier one from Victoria; BritI
lab Columbia, (1 program of a recital,
and a few years earlier came a loci
from the yew tree that shades (1111
tomb of Shakespeare at ntruti’oril onl
Avon l
“13 twenty tllOllfllillld merchants Thhsc simple- romenibrancos arci
I‘ in What is called trunk lino tcr- very sweet. and bring 1119880803
fraught with kindly memories. Mr.
and Mrs Williams are convenient
travelers and handy entertainers at the
dimmed the trunk line railroad same time, as they travel in a couple
etion that a two thousand mile of trunks with all necessary apparel
355%,; 3'1 3 not rate ‘0, two (and pack theirIncodcd scenery in their
0 (1 ll ti (1 ,‘ brains. They are (excellent entertain-f
3’1 3‘” 0“ 11 .1e 1'0“ s ‘ ci',s sometimes singly sometimes joint
Elicitation it is stated that the ly, its in 111-1211111111; The Mid dimmer}
on is disposed to grant the rc- i lili‘flm.
(i will establish a bureau to it is burly to be supposed they (ire
ml,” of the issue of such tick in the pay of the 10 ngllsll (l iown, sciit‘
, to dispense the art of the drama to the
bill}- fllelr accounting as between lungiflshlng natives. but only ounplcn
The interchangeable mile
euro. combinedwilhbiirincss tour
(allot is (11113me in use among ten thousand miles uwuy and yet --il
ways (it homo.
“$20311”! ““d \vceteln pas-‘ , To them "There s a plciisuro
a one .
iii the patlilcss woods.“
lying between New York, Phil-
lli. and Baltimore, and Chicago—
(i.
MW»...
JOHNSON—~KIRK.
Boston Herald calls attention to‘
that Senator Tillman s impa-
denunciation oi? Senator Bevel (Pretty Wedding Yesterday Afternoon
at t.Mr and Mrs. H. w. Adams's.
a grasshopper was hardly 50‘ The marriage of Miss Mary Kirk.
t ‘as the late
Edmund Bui‘kes formerly a popular young lady clerk
outary use of that insect. said employed at the (by ((0005 atom of
.. Kai "Because ball” (1 dozen grass» 2“;l(‘,‘:"“‘:tglggmt guflgalg;gll§l?hln:§:
.99“, ““de' 3‘ fern make the field (of Now Cannon, of the firm of Ray
With their importunate Chink. mond & Johnson (arrioge manufac-
thousands of great cattle repose. turcrs in that town. The ceremony-
in “I“ .111. °‘ "'0 01.1. .11.... 1REQI’lFXSiifi.‘iihifi‘d‘hb‘i‘i“ill
d and are silent pray do not im (was performed by the Rev. H B. 'Mun
. that those who make the noise son pastor of the Norwalk Methodist
the only inhabitants of the item, or Ciiurcin. The b1 idol party entered the‘
after all they die other than mt, .llltiliOI‘ at balls to the strains of Lotion
arn's wed iig mare1,1~c11dcrcd by
4 ‘Mslirivelled, meagre “ppm": . Miss Mai Adams on the piuuo.Tl1(
8 loud and lioulilruomc insects hiiiiu‘s costume was or blue (2-111 [lei (III
rhino with applique and Persian trim
m ‘miilgs. Slic carried a bouquet of roe
alter Vitll Cult of New York. is 1‘5
, , numb the costiimi.I
wring] much we??? Till {the mm" i Mi. and Mrs, Johnson booided :1
‘ V, 9 88!!de 0 9 l U“ ‘i new ‘ll'illll i'ioni the South Nornulk rnilroild
office and is of the station shortly before. .1(1(Io(l1 lor .‘1
9 101139111" (Ioncul' and ,sliort trip to the Wit-st. Upon their
“6050”" sign the measure. rciii‘it they will take up their resident-(I
What we want is 11 new buil- in Now Canaan. The happy bridal
. - couple have a largerii'clc of friends
; with about 85. 000 trot of flow 11 he wish them a long and happy mur-
1th" that we can giie the pco- l'li‘il lifi'
tit new York (1 better scrvhc thou ,
had before. What we need JUDGE 8003:: DEGSION'
nod space. and with that we ‘ Insurance Company Must Be Notified
_ e enough room for the iutcr- of Policy Transfer.
venue and pension departmwtg ‘ The right of an insurance company
saving the government a lot m1 Ito maintain in its policies the atlpiiiu-‘
. I hope the site will be selected tion that no transfer of beuciic'iaiics
will I111 recognised unless the company‘
r the Grand .Qentrtil station. as the consents, is involved In the little insur-
if the bill is passed we should ‘2‘“? Jl‘illdfiflr ‘éxi'i‘argmsxolt’tlex 031:3“
v - J '
the new building goody for com Judge Scott decides that it has, and he
"011 “I a 3'98“ and 0 half. makes the ruling in the decision which
'“ be has handed down in the case of-
ng for the United States navy, on aid, Bridgeport parties. The amount
the government has yet to pay anOlVEld is 710‘. large bl". the 7(3ng
Question raised is very. impultant
H 000‘ Eight 0‘ we“ are battle.» »;.( The plaintiff is the "sister of the late
loin Malnutrition and fifteen we point McGiuth of Bridgeport Tim
The cost of the armor for the defendant is (1 son of Mrs, McGiatli by
yI-seven chips is 818.751,.000 her first husband. Mrs McGi-ath had
till only a little more than 82, 000. 000 ii its)?” in the (1101111 “fincramillfi:
.. w (11 was his payaie (1 area
13.99“ poid. “‘9 total “’8th the [later on Mrs. Morname signed aphper.
,ont for all the ships is 8.0.202.- p m“ she put the signature in the wrong
it which $0. 494 000 has brcn paid. . Ie. which transferred the policy to
eaves 511141111000 yet to be paid' '11 0‘ Ninth 11%;: combo? vttnri ntot noti-
or and 813. 780, 000 for urinu- ’ “I a a me 0 l" runs 9"
. , ., _ 0‘ a trifle over 880 000" in theI meantime Mrs McGrath died
hips should be com-
004, according to the Mrs Murname a signature in the Wrens
"Ions contracts. but the ”1““-
iiirl’h' will probably be anywhere
is to two years behlnd time ow- (muster her interest.
l- W P
“(pig dwitli buildingo r- {m9
. 1w” l fer?"
1H 1' WOMEN ARE DOING.
"silt litiimpostiiliou effect on
(11111111111111. is considered very
er the papers. and secured
and was. paid the it
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wide lace cations are l‘ ‘
The list was of u iilatcriul to '
portion 1111111111 mails come in lime case which was tried recently be- _
. 11111 twenty-seven tumor (lads Ellen Morname against 'i‘. r Manchu;
'sud both parties claimed the policy. {Henry 1 Spillane. Frederick 11. Jell-
thicDonaId presented the paper with 1mm“, Howard Van ldnderen, Allan
{Ward‘mih
”‘9 “WWW ‘00“ ““3 31811301” lcs W. King and Robert C. Marcher. of
to Mrs. Mormons and she denied that Now York city, WI lam H. Stevens
(she had signed it with any intent to
The company
other disturbs ce‘s thereupon refund. to my the policy to
defendant on the ground that it had
(been properly notiiied o! the trans- .
In order to not the loom-once,
which amounted to 875 Mrs. Morname
brought an action (it repievln to recov-
' , had been 1111111111111. he
17‘ tit.“
all
Life Insurance company,
‘ . 0f Hartford. Conn; "
RECEIVED 1N. 1901.
Net Assets, January 1, 1901......1....
Forl’remiums... ......
For interest and Rents..............
DlSBUHSED lN 190.1.
For claims by death, matured endowments and an-
niiities ............
Surplus returned to policy- holders .....
Lullfleil and Surrenderdd Policies
Total to Policy-Holders,
Commissions to Agents, Salaries, Medical
ers’ Fees. Printing, Advertising, Legal, Real Es.
tate all other Expenses ..... .
’i‘nxos..... ............ . ...... .. .....
Balance Net Assets. December 31. 1001, ~ ,
SCHEDULE (is assays. .11 ‘
beans npoii Real Estate, first lien . . . . .
Loans upon Stocks and Bonds .......
Premium Notes on Policies in force .. .
Cost of Real Estate Owned by the Company .. ‘. .. .............
Cost of Bonds ..................
(lost of Bank and Railroad Stocks .....
Cash in Bank . . .. ..................
llills receivable ......................
A gouts‘ llcbit. Balances ..............
ADD.
lutorost due and accrued ............
Rents (inc and accrued ..............
Market value of smoke and bonds ovcr cost ......
Net uncollcctcd and deferred prciuiiims .....
Loss Bills Receivable and Agonts‘ Debit Banlnccs .
Admitted Assets, December 31, 1901.
lilABliiiTlES:
Amount required to rc-inourc all outstiinding Poll-
cies, not. Company's standard .....
All other liabilities .................
Surplus (including contingent 111111 rstotc
account SMSDSZM) .
Ratio of expenses of management to iccoipts in 1,901 . . . .I .‘f . .
Policies in force lilac. 31. 1901. 09, 010.
JACOB L. GREENE. President.
lOHN M TAYLOR Vice President
liLRBERT H WHITE Secretary.
DANIEL H. WELLS, Actuary.
ALFRED T.
Room 16, Company's Building,
JOLLY GATHERING.
Employees of The D. M. Read Go. Give
Annual Dance‘.
With that delightful informality
which always marks their social
events, the pmployrcs ()I' the ll. M.
Road 00., of " ridgeport, inst night. on-
joyod their ttuciitli Rnlllllll dance
The carpet room of the big store was
for tho pom-(I transformed intd n bull
room. The rolls of carpeting had been
removed. and in their place rows of
chairs lined the room. There was ov1
or 175 {octet dancing surface. and the.
150 employees who enjoyed the firms
hospitality spent an evening of IllliiiI
loyed delights.
Thu decorations, though hastily put
up within (in hour after the. closing oi
the store were. very showy and gave
the room a wonderfully festive appear
once Grout streamers of red white
and blur bunting formed on arched
canopy from one end of the long room
to the other. A number of guests were
present from The Norwolks.
NW.
HUDSON RIVER TUNNEL.
Company Chartered to Complete Old
P.roject
NEW YORK Felll‘lllll‘y l2‘~'l‘li0 New
YIoik (ind Ibiscy Railroad Company
was incorporated at Albany yesterday.
The "company is to operate the tran-
(Iblses of the Hudson Tunnel Railway
mpuny. in the states of New York
;an(l New Jél'iidy’. This capital stock of
he snow- corporation In 8,.8.500000 The
.Idlrectois are Charles Howland Russell.
William '17; Deni son.,0luir1
Edward R. Greene and C Roy Bangs
of Brooklyn. Hail Park McCullough. of
North Bonninxton. Vt., and Nathaniel
ii. Kennedy, of 111m Orange. N. (l.
..G McAdoo. counsel (or the can»
psnyr said the object of the company
was the completion of what is known
as the Old Hudson River tunnel. The
terminals on both sides of he river
rial station on the New}:
in (1111‘ block bounds
1......-
Proilt and Loss. .
RICHARDS, General Amt,
RTFORD, CONN
JACOB M. Lari-on (1 son. boon! agents.
‘ 7 handset or the Middleman curb
which several wslknomi 1
(ion tree-I
............ tezmaioozdaa
$5. 109.0153. (15
2.984.810.58
. (spot
—-—-~+-~——-— 8,182. 41.3 as
W
I. . .1 (70.522.495.11
1 ....... .1.
W44 (142,491 9:1
1 seiner. iii
(154,217.15
$6,481,708 02
Examln
11111
...........
1,005,352.01
385352.02
W~ 7,872,013.25
Won—m
502.649.582.92
...........
...........
........... ;. . . . ....... 823.551.115.84
2,300.00
097,032.91
“310,575.31
24.557.153.61
803,454.00
l,l05,970.23
3.918.77
9.002.251
.................... 1 -
......................
......................
.............. 1......1
. ................. 11..
......................
. ................. 1.11
. ; 80104058202
........... 8 1100.712402
“1,033.21;
1.374.301.”
354,470.24
82,040,5773!
12.08102
...........
$2,627,590.20
505.211.179.21
.......... 350.748.091.00
1.5l 8.047.025
858.200.138.02
depreciation mciii.
...................... 8 7 011 040. 50
1.5
I2. 28 per cent
insuring ............. 8163, 080, 144. 00
~—
HA8 ABSOONDED.
A Mcrirlen Ticket Agent Leaves With
Receipts for Two Day a.
Jami-is H. lI‘itiigoraId, whoy for some
time has been the ticket agent at the.
Main street station of the Consolidat~
(Id road. at 11111111111. is missing. and
with him won twig (i s‘ mcclpts of
tin1 other in iirh he was stationed.
The loss to the iiiilroud (ompiiny of
two days imoipts is (‘ovorcd by Mr.
Fitzgcriild’s bond. (to that the company
will make no effort. to locate him. _
'l‘liiI (Ixuct amount of his theft is not
known at picsciii, and it will be im-
possible to (oil until the auditors have
(gone over his accounts. Fitzgerald has
not been seen in Meridon since Thurs-
day night and his whereabouts is a
mystery. The last remittance he. made
to the New Haven office was Tuesday
evonlng. February}. and (he only mon-
ey that Is missing is that which was
taken in Wednesday and Thursday.
Thomas F. Kelly,” for the past two
veuri-i night operator at. the Yalesvllle
station. has been appointed to succeed
Mr. Fitzgerald. "
DISTINGUISHED LAWYERS.
Associated with Attorney Frank Hall,
' of Waltlngford.
Attorney II‘ruiik Hall of Wallingford.
whose inunocuvers before his Incar-
ceration at Midrllotown and the West-
port sanitarium, werei‘rcquentiy noted
‘11 newspapers, appeared in the Now
Raven Superior Court. yesterday, and
stated to Clerk John Fowler that he dca
sired to have Ex~0blef Justice Andrews
and [ox-Governor Thomas M Waller
entered (is his counsel in all of his
Iases. “They are to bc uaociatcd with
me.” said Mr. Hall The clerk made a
note of the request and the Wallinzford
lawyer left. as he said "to attend to
some cases in New. York. "
CONGREOSMAN HILL TO SPEAK.
versary of Lincoln’s birthday was ob
served here today,I by 11‘ liberal display
of. national colors.
' The more of the (11114 will be tibia
Wu f the
‘iilnyess of the National
BOSTON, February 12——"he anni-
6.0
Proviil es
Mouton. . Riverside and .
Mills of the Junisrloep rW on Coin-
uany in Olneyvills (11111111 to is neuil to
day the situation for a time being
(or a time worse than the shutdown
ten days ago. At that time 160 weav-
ers In the Riverside and Weybosset
mills were out on strike against the ,
double loom system. When the mills
were opened today the entire force of
weavers, 2.000: in number, remained
out in su‘pport oi the original strik
are.
A conference In to be held between
representatives of the American Wool-
on Company and the striking weavers
iii an effort to settle the matter. if
no satisfactory terms can be agreed
upon the textile union proposes to
call out all employees and attempt to
(stop production in certain departments
on which the operation of the mills
wholly depend.
LINCOLN'D BIRTHDAY.
Observance in Chicago Today—Ban-
quet Tonight.
CHICAGO, February 12.—-Lincoln’s
birthday was observed here today by
the closing of banks. municipal and
county others. the board of trade and
the stock exchange. Appropriate (Ix-
(IiIcises were held in the schools. Bun-
quets will be given this evening by the
Marquette. Lincoln and Standard
Clubs. At tho Marquette Club the
speakers and their subjects will be:
inyfuycttc Young, lows, "Abraham
Lincoln"; Senator Mohaurin, South
Carolina “Lincoln and his relations
to the Sontlu" Charles Emory Smith,
Pennsylvania “Lincoln and McKinley
Curtis Guild, .lr., 0f Boston, “Our ling
iii the tropics."
Philip 1". Campcii, “The responsive
powers of our Republic."
Governor Yates will be toastinustcr
iii the Lincoln Club.
NEW YORK SUSPENDB BUSINESS.
NEW YORK, February l2-——Ail the
exchanges, banks and all other busi-
(11 of the civil war president will be
made
DEAD ON THE LOUNGE.
s'l‘AMlI‘ORD February Wilianijt
Mitchell an elderly man (1(aipentc
at the house of his son Samuel on
li‘olrllcld avenue. He was found on
tho. lounge yesterday morning dead.
tic had been (1 suitorcr from asthma
CAUSED BY DEFECTIVE FLUE.
STAMFORD, February. 12—»Ernost
ll, Pllclicrsts” frame house in Valley
street was de‘stmyed Monday night by ;
fire caused by a defective fine. The;
family of the owner and that of Steph-
an M. Downing who occupied the house 3
lost all their belongings.
(more. Your Property
With
11111111111111
- and
DO IT fi-IGHT NOW!
set ‘
still complete. No broken lots; all new Staple (loads. at 1-8 and t5 loss
than regular retail prices anywhere. "
Every piece warranted tor one year.
That means that the Boston Store
(guilds bshind the nickel ware, and if
a no
112 piece Decorated Dinner Set,
130111 lined,
l12 piece Dinner
Tea Kettles, 4 qt,
"Withhtlie 11111111131101. of the reason ltw
self. a woman has a reason for every-
tl.iing
,.,_.;,
QTEEL ENAMEL. WARK
Direct from the ' to." You know
the good points about steel wore.
liars you can study the right sort of
NICKEL. PLATED WARE.
{not what we say, we will
gladly rep ace the article ireo of one “WWI“?-
pouss. No. 8 Tea Kettles, pitbottoin, 390.
3 pint Too Pots. silver lined and 1“, quart. Pudding Pails I 100.
cool hand! on. 83c. ,9 W‘ h B i ' 1
No 8 Tea Kettles, cool handle and , c u n M. ' 50'
gem," 93,3, 8 quart Preserve Kettle. . 29c.
13 inch round Trays, assorted pat-1 11 inch Pio Plates, 100.
90- Wire 1Disb Cloths lie.
Soap ”Dishes with drainer. 19c. ‘ I ’
Nickel Plated Cuspadoros, 12c. Wire .30” Dishes, 80'
CROCKERY Cruilcr. Doughnut. or happy Cake
, ' cutters, 20.
t Alll the has: 1{itifiiiilpattterrnii can be Long Handle Coal Shovels, be.
can ore. ms o 1171 to were, Oyster Broilers, ‘ 190,
$3111 ISigrim:Dinnei Wore. 'loiict Sets Coal Sieve, medium-hiss, .80.
(o piecs'oecoratea 'l‘ollet Set, 00- Gold Paint. ready (01111111., bottle. 89-
ed in attern uni ill; I i ‘.
p ‘3 1111111111, ”98 NECESSARIES.
Things that you use all the time, at
prices that you never heard before.
87.98 sot.
Set, porcelain
body, fancy shape and border
patterns; value $1333, sale and the quality is the best.
brice. 89.98. Rival Cool Slaves, sets over a bar-
?‘gggcugzgmt‘ghfif‘iff’? ' 50133- rel and does not allow the dust
4 (I) . e . 8 £98. 0."? 1
Med. Vegetable Dishes, , 911,, ‘ to blow around, 591..
2 quart rim-1111mm Dishes, 100 Galvanized iron Covered Chamber
Cov. Dishes, 7 or 8 inch, 39c. Pulls 29c.
Kitchen Lamps, with metal foot, 29c. Silixo the great Scouring soap, 2119c.
i piece (lines Table Set, 30c set. Japaniied Cake Belicia, lid 330.
‘ Corn Popper. with to , c.
EL'TE ENAMEL WARE' 50 foot Clothes Line, 81:.
Every piece warranted to wear (5) " fiuurt Eartiierii Bean Pot, with
five years or we will replace it tree cover 17C-
ot charge. Two 1.010111 white lined. (Iv Steel Knives 0“ F01 k3 930“ 50-
ery aitlcle seamlegp iii or 14 inch Chair Seats each, be.
i'I‘oa or Coffee Pots, 1 qt, title; 3 pts., NO- 8 0i“ 9 Oblong Griddle, 350
79c; 2 (11., 39c; 3 (11.. title; 4 (11., $1.25. 50 box Stove Polish. 1'30-
Straight Sauce Pan‘s, with enamel Pint 130Wu Ammonia, 1‘10-
lidS, 2 111,, 491,-; 3 qt.. 59¢ 1Wire Potato Monitors, Ilc
(lilo; 0 (1L, "'Ilc; ll Wiic Toasting li‘mmke 2c.
nuss places in the financial district as qt, 790 9 qt 339;. 10 qt” 93.3, . [ion Mixing Spoons :ic.§
well its public oiliccs and schools were Sauce Pains 3 pt 3'1,“ (1 qt, 39,,- 3'19." Handle Lifters, 4c.
(.loscd today. in observance with Lin , qt 49,,- I; lit» 5,1,; 1; qt 75.” (”1111111 Chopping Knives. 0c.
colii‘s birthday. This evening special flippers (yum-01.131111111111101, 3 1,1,, 399; Salt and Pepper Boxes, 2(-
banquets will be given at which spcc- i 2 at 499_ iNurmeg Grators 2c.
shes landing on the life and chnract 1 Piut' Drinking Cup, 1 17¢, lLyon Egg Beaters 17(.
111111111 1111111
and builder fell asleep Monday; nigiitl “WM”
illll Will ll Winning,
'ing them the best NiNES and LIQ-
UORS in the market at the lowest pos
sible profit.
our business is increasing so rapidly ‘.
ILiuiiors f01 Family and Medicinal use,
for which purpose they must be pure.
‘ldvery drop of goods in either store is
jnbsoiutoly pure—whether the. price is
' large or small, the difference being in,
the age.
1iIcct, sell to the consumer direct, adv-1
‘Iuc twoproiits.
gany quality, (it any price.
to number you among our ciistomors.‘
dueling sure you will always be one
‘ol them after the first trial.
The NinllWllitiiLiIlImliiOllSt
“I . —--II to handle nil property (real or
personal) to be said by auction.
An auctioneer has been em-
ployed by us and proper atten-
tion warranted to all work plus
ed in the hands of this agency
Jacob M. Laulon.
Railroad Place. 50. Norwalk.
JOSELOFF’S
100 has Yorkshire
Sail ' " ‘ ‘60
50 bag Yorkshire ‘
Salt S’Jc
, 72 North Main Street.
The approval of the public is by giv-
'l‘his is the reason why;
We make a specialty of Wines and:
We buy of the distiller di-
We sell any quantity, .
We want
.- o a
BIRNBAUM BROS., Proprietors.
18 Main Street. Norvvslk.
CALL 58-2. ‘
eymour’sStore
tomcrs talk~through the phone.
Leading 0111111“.
1113110, SEYMOUR’S 57011151
'l‘lioi. Crouiiicry 11111111111111 Fine Comic of yours is great.
“(I long ilnvm, which touches the right spot.
Such dc-
'l'i1is is the way We like to hear our cus-
l-lents anything we can find in town.
lluplicuio my last order.
COMMENCING MONDAV, FEBRUARY 10th, CONTINUING FOR ONE WEEK, WE SHALL HAVE .A
GRAND DEMONSTRATION OF HEC KER’S GOODS,
We extend it widespread invitation to the people of the town to visit our store. and see experts demonstrate
first class articles of pure Health Foods.
wheat Cakes, Wheat. Granules, Flake Tapioca, Old Homestead Pan Cakes, Royal Health Food. Etc.
Don't miss this generous invitation. but ayail yourself of this opportunity and see for yourself what ilnc
goods are. Not how cheap, but how good.
Charles E. Seymour,
We want you to tnste the griddle cakes, Hominy ,Pearl Flakes, Buck
Come nod bring your friends with you.
313’) West Washington St. So. Notwalk.
cum Goons
the
line
26c Edit
Special.‘ CANNED GOODS
Here is a chance for you to stun k your pantry with .1 (the assortment of Gounod Goods, at prices lower than
any other store In the town or in tact New York city are ofteilns. (hill and examine our stock and you can't help
having a order sent home Every article Guaranteed.
i253 cons Apricots, for and; Victory Baked 1383.08.63". (1a
' $111; ' With Tomato ounce t .
" litto fl(thermos, for 25¢ i 0 cans Good Sardines, , zoo
polity. Packed in oil. .
3 cans Campbell's Soups, tor ,‘ 200
15c Assorted. . ,, .
10c 2 cans Genesee Apples, for ‘ 250
Nice for pies. ; »
,toc‘ Quart can Cane Syrup, for . 100
. Clear or a crysta ,
111111 3111 can N o.iio1m11s,ior . 1511
Old rosin onoii.
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