‘lwIVI better.
My White Pine
be ties In NO
260. 50c
trill“! VVthatVVVV
't mention it.
. , I ‘
‘ Var} “mtghtilh nJa
. 1.00 per belt! I.
“r. I. aarrriu. mourn.
fill Washington BL. 60. Norwalk. Ct.
ultcs illR at her home. I
." ltusseli Day. of Betta place is quIVVteV
ill with an attack of grip.
Captain Deter Decker is working on
his oyster beds these days.
Miss Mdry Risley. of Cottage over
due. is quite ill at her home with an
nttnckmf iltlii. .
I). James ”Pig. Mirshail‘has returned
to East Norwalk from his‘ Week't visit
in New York.
Frederick D'eokei is laid up with
sore eyes, caused by getting some cop
per asiatin
upturn" Thomas B. Smith went
duc Ina Iterday and was successful
in s uothnV eleven ducks.
.1lowlan Shantood is very ill at his
home- no; V18 Pleasant street, with a
sevel‘c ,I'ittVIck of bronchial pneumonia.
Nil-Val Joseph Hubbard. who has been
qufVerlng with an attack of pleurlsy at
her home in First street, is recover-
lug. .
Rev. J. J. Foust was so much im-
proved from his recent illness that he
led the weekly prayer meeting last
night.
. Charles Hyatt oi Rowan street. who
Weill; to Brooklyn to visit Vhis uncle. is
seriously ill at the latter’s home with
‘ typhoid fever.
Mi. and Mrs. Alexander Palmer of
llanford Place, have been entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Palmer and
child. of New York. i‘ ‘
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Remley. of New
Milford. whoV have been visiting
friends In Van Zandt street, have re-
turned to their home.
‘ The Y L. i. society-oi St. Paul’s
initialed. held its first meeting at the
residence at Miss Katherine Thomas.
in Revlon; street. labt eveningi *
The children or the Advent Church
inn Church Sunday school will meet
ill. the church Saturday afternoon to
rehearse for the Easter Concert.
Men in the employ or the Connects
'cut Railway and Lighting Company,
were busily engaged this morning re
pnlringitlill tanks at Gridin' s cc hers.
" methods "sways! gr this
0 ' o a. ore
tat Wkéhinggon ’Vslleetm it his
hold 'ieffects yesterday to No. 12
g;
may, street. _1. .
1»ng ejV.‘.Qlubwi {a gotta £3:
V 9‘ dim [l as
Meade. Al VVthoiBjVV filial; alielllegduésted
to filtehd‘ "
Vd Inti business. mat‘v
torgi re to”: d‘scu'li‘se a:
pltillltlhg at‘ the West armorial
to the Washington street bridge is in
livery weak condition and workmen
were ‘ engaged this morning in
strengthening it‘. Trolley cars were
not lowed to run over that. portion of‘
the t ask.
in Dutch street New York. which
taxis its rise from Fulton, the hottest
street in the metropolis and runs
tli rough to John street, there are or
were; four li‘arr'oon‘is sharing the Vfol-
lowing odd, or. rather even. titles. The
Place, The Other Place, The Right
Place and The‘ Best Place.‘ in this lit-
tho street, either Sam or John Hull.
who are as much alike as two bad
hharte‘rs. could hat or throw a baseball
through it with ease. '
(Architect lrvihg P thls, youngest
son of Mrs. Emily P. Davis. at New
Rochelle N. Y. and nephew of Mia and
Mrs E James who was sent out by
Mr. Price his employer, to superin
tend the erection of the Canadian Poi
cilia Railroad dépot and winter hotel
at Mhntreal, Canada has been confined
to his borne for several days With a so
yore cold contracted while he had
been recently vaccinated which devel
oped into 11116ch
deal of pain and caused inconvlence
Today is the fortieth anniversary of
the battle of Newborn, N. o. fought
on the 14th day of March, 1862, under
, neral A. E. Burnside.
an or Norwalk boys will
em higher «My Th Connecticut
troops engaged wbre elhé Eighth
Tenth and Eleventh, and. Connecticut
need never feel fishaméd of its sons
on that day. ,v
aboiit 4 o'clock In the morning
lasted until afternoon, with a.
eavy list of killed and woanded.
‘urnside lost more men on that day
than were lost all through the Spanish-
American “tang Around WW”. today
George J. Kluepfél,‘ m Vm a of many
a. on, WI ill it
herself. dad I with ‘
by. of First street Vis ‘ V
and modern mat .
The battle commodceg ,
time ini
lurks ii a
scene. Time was rolls on and the
little his is now a ”Ital imbibe ol,‘
«:"lll’tylhl'ee with twol- and; as
girls of their own. will .. ‘itnakes Mrs.
vicious III‘praudl. all. , arduous!
own right. and go a great
grandfather. Angelina as long pass-
ad away to 10in the page choir around
the great white throne, and strange to
its? she was born.) married and died in
(1'2
, this. to the Dodg’éifainily. remarkable!
lmtlilllllr .: ' ‘ .
lV. )lh-
.ROW‘II‘IOMVV
V’iifrs. George Wicks sptut yesterday
in Stamford. _
Mr. and Mrs. John ltaVyniond. of Dar
ien. will move to o“glowayton soon.
C, B. ,Ga rep}; so, on the
west side. u elicit) airs.
Two handsome bath tubs have been
placedi in DoKlyp s~ summer residence.
at Roton PVVoirVit.
The bible‘ idia’sri or the' Baptist
Church will meet at 7: 45 this evenlns
otit e parsonage for Bible study
llbur Lockwood want to Green
WlCll yesterday on the pile driver
Which was towed there '1in the tug Ad
die V., oi’ South Norwulk.
ewavs crest, owned by Captaiii
George Wicks was laundli‘cd wodnes
day from her winter quarters and wll
probably be towed to New York It
soon as possible. . i
H. W. Wells ECO“ pile driver wat'
brought VVdown from the head of tin
«river . Wednesday. to be towed to
Greenwich, where the firm ban-a l‘argr
contract.
lug from a severe cold “for the pool
few days. was able to resume his du
tieai Vat the Etshdlird Oil Works was
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Weed were
during their southern trip in a rail
road accident. but escaped’ uninjured
They had an exceedingly pleasan
trlp: visited the Charleston Expos!
lion. spent last week in Florida and
are now at the Normandle. Nev
.York. v: .
The Ladies' Aid society of the Moth
odist Ciir'irch, held an important meet
Ing Wednesday afternoon, in tin
church and decided to hold its ucx
meeting With Mr. and Mrs: George »W
Stevens. ‘of McKinley street Wednes
day afternoon. in the evening then
will be a reticent supper served to thI
gentlemen.
.Edwaid.1.. Stevens found a largr
diamond in the toe of his stocking r
few mornings ago. Mr. Stevens ii
trying: torllnd the parties who lost? the
valuable stone. He went out to spend
the evening theV Vulght' before at I Inc
mopping dumb. he arose and dresser
its usual? 'udsl‘ti putting ohi'hls shoec
liVo‘ fohn‘d ileut dl dull. lose an; ant
bailout dirt-hm 81,16; thinking that
theievwasga stone. in thé bottom run
but it bnrilgai‘iii and lie was isostatic
“like: .‘off the second time andi- sav-
tba tr supposed? atelier vas idihl
e
stocking He tore a hole in the stock
ing and took it out and found tha’
it was II large diamond. it is though
that the diamond Is a valuable one. Mr
Stevens says that it is a great mys
tery where it came from. "
Misses Grace and Nettle Planda’
entertained about a dozen of final
friends last evening at their home it
Crockett street. The time was pleas
sntly spent by the young folks In play
ln‘gV crokluole,‘ singing" and music or
Elie violin furnished by Charles Utzin
yer and Edward Johnson. Dancinr
was also enjoyed until about 10 o ’cloolI
when a bountiful collation was server
for their respective homes about mid
light. All reported having a fine
.lme and said the Misses Plunder prov
”id themselves excellent. hostesses
Those present were. Mr. and Mrs
John; Plunder. Mrs. Susie Godfrey
MlI‘s'se Lula truancy, Nettie Plunde‘
and Grace Plunder.- Messrs. Charla
Utsiuger, Chalice Johnson. L‘dwari
iohuson. Reuben Hawkins and Harry
Young.‘
V antenna aorta rely.
First Selectman C WV Raymond was
11 Greenwich Wednesdayh
Miss Ida Langdng has been visitin'
Darlen relatives this week.
The bluebirds and rbblna have only
VVeo in Barton for the summer.
. Georgia Footed's: v-lilitiiig his aunt
VMII. 0.. E. (i‘roodm’eI Brooklyn. ,
ClVfireVnce sea VVVt Vdog was shot
and severely injured Monday night.
him.“ '0. Johnaoli and son Chester
will remove to Brooklyn next month.
Mrs. Harry Hindiey is in Barton
with her mother Mrs. W. .Fair-
banks.
Mr. and Mrs. Fluskey, of West avVeV.
one, have welcomed to their home; a
new babe
Dr. Hoyt or New Cabana. preached
an excellent sermon at the Soldiers‘
Home Holiday. v
» rs. Dooley was quite seriously ill
and under the doctor’ I care, but is now
his I sit up.
‘ Vhome.
William Moore who has been suffch
lt‘rl‘ authoring 61 his friend‘s and Wei '
to all present. The guests departed .
has purchased of Ciar lice Vii. shrill a
dds boats in West avenue. now occu
pied by Mrs. C. Tingle and family.
Michael Lane. whose habitat is in
the Noroton acidierri’ Home, wentfi'to
Stamford Wednesday afternoon. and.
during the course of the stalling fell
Into the Norolion river in up endeavor!
o regain the shelter. of the,“ . Home. Hot
ll Hvbi‘i‘. Ir ml inn ill!
mr t e all.3 Ideals imm ion the
n etli'Vth builtbli oipt‘ condition of hi IV
“Mellie! tli'stllied‘ that mammoth!
ratli had occurred. Mr. Mine stopped.
over at the local hostility last night
and dleft for Noroton Heights during
9 nl’
WILTON.
Harold Bette. of Astoria, I. l.. is at
Harry Miller, of Yale, was In Iowa;
in ilknday. ,1
Mrs. B F spawns yiiiited in New
York last week.
R. H. Finch look a) business trip to!
V V New York on Thursday.
John bindbloem spent last Sundayi
wltivhls sister in Sbutliport.
. William B. Huributt, film. has beenI
mite ill during are past week.
Mrs. J: B. Sturges visited her sister.
Mrs. J. M. Holden, In Danbury, this'
week.
Misti Jennie Halibutth of Norwalk,
VViVs ‘vlsiting lilies Josephine Hurlbutt in
Cannon. *
Miss Mabel Stirrges paid a visit last
week with her. sister. Mrs.- James on
Iey, ih‘ Westcn. '
Eliphalet iMoI'olioViise; of South Wil
ton. who has been ill for some time
is now quite low.
Mr. Valid Mrs. Albert Sterling. Vol
the happy parents of a son
Miss Hattie Olmstead. of NorwltVlk
was the' guest Wednesday and Thurs-
lay Vof Mrs. H. G. Thomson.
Mar and almonds: Coley. of Wes-
ion were the guests on Sunday of Mr
and Mrs J. B Sturges. of Cannon.
Samuel- B.“ Sturgea. oi! the Standard
Oil Company, Great Barrington. nines.
was home I'm a tow days of last week.
Miss Josephine Hurlbutt and Mite
Josephine Stommoll have return d
lrom a very eluli’yable visit In Broo-
'3'!!-
The line nurse "Jean," owned by
Viiss Florence HrrrVd. died on Wednes~
‘iayt. after a few days‘ illness of spinal
meningitis.
Mr. and Mrs; C. F,‘ GVodH'eyV“ and Mr.
and Mrp. C. T. Gregory, of Cannon.
were among those who attended the
Pomona Grange mecllng at. Stanford
on Wednesday. . .
Rudolph Strauss died on Saturday
ash, after a brief illness. The fuhé‘ral
lervloes were held .at South Wilton
Ch‘urmh Tuesday Afternoon at 2. Rev
W D. Hurt olllclating. . The interment
vas in Hillside cemetery,
Wednesday afternoon at the residence
‘ll' Mrs. Rudolph Strauss; where he had
been boarding. since his health began
to fail. The burial was in Poplar
Plains Rev. W. D. Hurt olllciatlngi.
A Very entertaining meeting was
‘ield at Cannon Grange last Thursday.
which the ladies of the Grange sus
ialned their reputation for hospitality
by serving a fine collation.
Patrick Malone. aged riinety- -six
heart failure
Thursday
Church
Shortelle. officiating. The burial wai
-n St. Mary I Cemetery Norwalk.
The Mission Band (air and supper.
held Wednesday evening. in the Con
tregatloual chapel was a‘- ”social anI‘
inancial success. The humorous play
"The Snifflus" received much up
morning at the Catholic
aken by, Miss Marion Olmstead and
V‘ViisVs Mabel Post. Refreshments in
eluding admission.
twenty five cents.
tionei y added to the attractions.
WESTPOR‘T
Miss Anna B. Jennings. of Greens
Farms is visiting in New Jersey.
Chronicle staffs
George W. Mills or to; lllcai trolley
line is confined to‘lhi's diliiiiwitit an
attack of g‘rl p
Monday night there should be.
mastitis or the nuns arm ‘
iiim i d ., .
TV p yer meeting 6V! ‘
Farms ongregational Charo
Will be held at "l’hf * ‘
Frank Elwood.
. One week from Saturday night.
members of Westport Grange will go‘
tertained ye
Vfldanatonic‘ "(l
. , is Ben can
the CongregItioV‘nal VC VurV-cli met Wedu
the pastor. Mrs. JatbeVz Backu enlist“
dl h
Port Chester formerly of Cannon, are .
The funeral of .Joh'ii G lad was held VV
wears, of Cannon, died on Monday oi -
The funeral took place V
in Georgetowuw‘ilov. Father .I
misuse, the. principal characters being . V
wemiaorvcd for "
A sale of confec- ,
Mice lua‘irlempson .of Greens Farms.
has been added to the Southport l
to Stratlord where they are lobe ens '
ii
. ‘ . a. ‘ _ Dali lnatputiy VVVVVlinVveIl chit. llarmmiitly
kph. VTflgirf-‘I in" u .- are r Btuan a Dyspepsia
Conhdctluiit Pb elation! end ‘ r Tablet-v ‘
Weetport Grange. No.38. P or H.. who ----
generously extend or auroral invitalon A Niw Dlmvory
to all those tatoreatell in instructive .
Ipcaking by eminent than of practical Dr. RIIIwelLM relates an interesting
exporisnce. it is "NONI! thIt thoiacconnt or \ at he considers ll. re
more in this see Ilslliwill be. out in marliabie case of acute stomach trou-
‘e, andiwltliliirt a cunt the various his and chronic dyspepsia by the use
greases in the state will be largely of the new discovery Stuart's Dyspep
paprbgented. I All qésirous of enlign‘tii Sin 'ui‘alrleta .J,. I . . .
§om Iliuriti upon any ValibV 'ecl touching' I?
crllturVe are oboetfiil y inVite'd to all
questions which will be masterly ans.
waived by thote‘oh the program. tinny
who have partaken of the? eiaborater .
awliations flimllllQil“ by the ladies of?
estpoi't" (lungs: are of tile‘OpllllOI!
that they will. as urinal, be the I‘Vocipa ’
tents of many compliments from those
who will Inioy the lmunteous spread.
which ylili assayed in Grange Hall.
Thcp progrum which will extend until
late in the aftet‘nooVnV. beginning III III
La. m.. is- as follows:
Address ol'_ weicomé. .
.louenli Adams.
but Not a Patent
Mullet inc.
VV Music. ,
Address¢~The \Vood- hot as a Source
of Income,
Walter Mudford Slate Forester. New
Haven.
Address-“Hints About improving the
Home Fruit, garden and Lawn
J. H. Putnam. ilitchfleld.
AFTERNOON.
He 53.15
who ha i
iyem “in?” Doolittle I
ate seemedylo soup I
in,» the stomach: I!
”Amish?!“ Vial“: Iii. buck Vd m t
as an II nails an s was
Address—The Strawberrv Plant nndV “t0? eatingfgoop appetite and 10“, of
its Dinner, 3
g . will the heart became affected icons
H. W Callingwo‘odf elllloVI nitral No G‘VVZ' anZ 9331”“..th and :Vsleeplessnass at
r Yioi'kei. ..
Address—winjurlous irisocts and How
i to Contest Them by Spraying
Prof. W.
ll
a. Britten Connecticut uxV ”mm b dmmm“ but
. periment Station.
Address—The Apple as it Money (iron.
Edward Hoyt New Canaan:
I. roars PLAINS
Miss lllll‘rl Bhi‘reti splint 'lVWO days
with Minnie Lyons. last week ,Vwatary risians no bloating after
John Williams is improvrng unruly. mehlb; aDDetlt‘e was vigorous and be
He goes out 140196.. but is not at all has gained between 1.0 and 12 pounds
IEU'OHK in weight of solid healthy flesh.
Mrs. Clinton P'Itclicon and Eddicofi "Although Stuart's Dyspepsia V'l‘ah
no purpose.
. an caplet Extent 1' final 3:. bought a
In. at a drug stern and gave them
to him. Almost immediate relief was
glyph, and after he had used four box
as h ..tvas to all appearances .fully cur
Wednesday. stores )et lV consrdcr them a most
ing for or or a peek. raises and can be given to children
Patchcon spent Wednesday with Mir. Bidlnflch with perfect safety,
limes Smith and her mother. . hbrmlcsa and containing nothing but
The Ladies' Aid society inst \Iithgr‘ruit and vegetable osaehccsmure pep
its. 'l‘liomas- Treadweli on Thursday, gin and Golden Seal
. ftcrnooii. Tm: was served from’ .i to ' “Without any question they are the
o'clock ‘ ' '1 *sal’efit most effective cure foi- iudi ee-
Mrs. Emma Perry, of Valley -Forge,Vi «In. bili‘o‘uaness constipation and ii
spent several days with Charles Sul- derflngements of the stomach however
on and family recently, and is pong. slight or severe." "
Ipeudiug a week in Bi'iidgeuort; . . .
The usual service was held in Elli“. tended EVlVinVndavV Vat 2
panel Church W2: 30 p. in. Sunday. uel Church; Rev. W.
‘ er. C. ‘.‘T Coeri olilciating assisted tomodiciatlng. interment was in the
iy Rev. W E. linoki‘i of Wilton church cemetery Mrs Sherwood iett
William Beilieirt is quite ill, adding a husband. sister and brother who
no more to the sick list in Hradley- hate the sincere sympathy of the
community. .
In in Emmari
.HoVoker of Wil
swag-
One dollar will give the sufferer from
The funeral services oers. William impure blood a new lease on life it In
her wood of- Crimbiirv who riled audw? vested in Rumon’ I [ran Tonic. Try it;.
Pile.“ third and fourth degrees were ..h
”Inferred on three candidates. after
looks.
pie whagarfi siirtxd odougb-‘toi layiiawby thVeV 2;anle put-chiming"
r, r oa totiep a use. ion r'esoc can
.9. “limes?“ when dongs: usage 6 for tho Ileyelopnient.
,' n t ecomgngrte gihs to pardiyi stills ..atchli.‘ often cost
gpe‘rlih “ . $29.3; ”Mimi? to five er ten allure per share.
mph? SW“ 0f the $0“le
‘ is in the beginni f one of those gold mining beams that many 0th
r sections :‘have experieu I the “past.
‘ Ines Who have keptwc 1w pub rare aware o! the great success that
‘I lie iiew "gold rhinos of- berg 1a are meeting with.
shrewd People frog: all sections ol the country, and even from Europe.
re noV‘w bilyi'n these ecks while they are being birdied at these low
. is arguable mad? 3;; Via lsVoVV G‘eOrg‘iu and” like one million shares of
traps: uses; all) WM lion mmm
ouwadgl t r Igor“ iré usedisbldlyitoitdeveidp
new a lcV one audited liiioustald' Ifharesbfi rt s treasury
‘ locusts} per an oral (Wayside 811003: after which ,
50 cents if it shoal he louiid necessary to sell
Venomous
ompnn‘yn'o‘w owns In lee siVVmpIe, 63 acres of car promising Va. gold
. pwhere; 'ocated in Gwinnett county; 0a.. ~
' pen which there has been a large amount of
'1?on separate shafts have been sunk upon a vein,
on Width show up a large amount of are. the vein run-
rind:
ngfi‘b‘ni 2% th‘6f‘e n
swam lilhh 1&3le and our experts say the ore will average
. .that‘. we haw. morert than we can no out In one: natural
9:. AtV' V'V's‘t calculation th
I mining and milling this are» .;
bullwhip proper! have» no a tea I p mill, tweVV concentrators one
‘4I h. p. boiler and éllg n, on no 10 h. _i. portable engine and boiler, one safety
..I
nesday afternoon at the residence or Immmmmnhonvwna full set of tools. ions are oursbcr many pumpsi
at n will” ‘ chinery and tools; such as lusts he- found on
at £006 mill-house arid otheu buildings. : .:~ .
rte is still casting up accounts in
mplng up vitreous-'V
fountain pen from tli w an
£3.57er speaking so kilngV It all r‘:
.hiiledger. 6.1.. was appointedby'
' ‘ ‘ reappointed bye
d e ruse at
’ “Nox‘o
crate was. the guest of Dr. and Mrs.
u
9133!?
Mrs: mosaic: Leonard has returned
from a pleasant visit with her cousin
in ocean Grove, N. J.
Miss Henrietta 1’00HKh has returned
Mason. of the Soldiele’ Home. ii
4 n, to wli
blue is to
VV I. nearly overtlinillis an;
or had gotten well nude why.
if) _
~ “We Mdelills been one all the the property running
fomNEtos W. ‘ l, i ,
’ Paper H611 Hill
i cherc. :toiilcs
flown . package oii Stdait's Dyspepsla'
To
‘V‘Tliore was no moire acidity oVVr sail. '
White visited Mis Charles Rowell on i liliVfiVnilPe advertised and sold in drugs.
Edward Clark 0.1W96lil0IV'Vi.iH hill“. valuable addition to any physicians ' ..
with his aunt where he has been visit r Innis of remedies as they are perfectly ‘ .
Mrs. John K'elloss rind Mrs Clifiotd or aVVIleilrrluls or In any condition all me SOLOMON SCAM. Manager.
o g. .-
. Alaska Salmon
- 9'56. I0:23!.V10.40:11;83x.
7:10.
* DANIVMW wordinonwaak.
em
ially VVVVdeaigtlied for the different
rooms of y or house. if you
haten't rhii h limb to spend in
selecting vour wall coverings
give us the dimensions of your
rooms tell us about how much
you want to put into th‘p paper.
‘We will hate the papers for the
different rooms selected had red
dy for your criticism when you
call.
Photo Frames-ii-
lmluirge or small. Both are the
leVV dow Slides
To order.
Painting 6 Va.
Youil find a frame will ini-
prote your picture. You’ ll find a
frame iiere that will make it
look‘ its viciy lied I.-t
Get-It‘Rendy
For Easter
what an improVeViIien it really
is. We uiil made the Mime for
you
Room Moulding
to match your Wall Paperl
DECKER;
s7 WASH I‘N’GVT’O'N em: :1
South Nerwaik
Telephone Connection.
Open evenlnda‘ ‘untli 8:30.
"W‘lliiii Iks,
N0. 40 WATER STREET
fsoVoI-I‘I unawamrc'r
li‘V Vl‘ll
w‘
Plating.
Chandeliers. Hand Irons. li‘cndcraf‘:V
Bird‘Cager‘and all kinds of
Metal .Work Repaired
and Refinishcd.
ANTIQUE BRONZING.
Metal Signs of every description.
Brass Advertising Signs.
H-
Large Orders 3 Specialty.
per-Ilium er‘
Have It on yVIVViVur Willis and sec V V
Gold. Silver. Nickel and (3%elr
my composition. Kit
is especially pleasing
Ity. Never heard of it.i
about It. He didn’t
about Kaminu. AIIWIlV.
Is the printer's devil,
know. He said Mullins,
rub on cow and unlike '
knew about clwI-wanldnli
me linseed oil mallet til H
didn't know Kaurlhll tmdlldk‘V
Must be scanned r tears
all? I'Mrambiae. W.
Evry iody needs It. ,‘tdan Imam
Some get it Ill; college.
hbroad... Other-u got it I)
Home it's: cheaper to not
paint. Will try it.
With renewed assurances of ppm
ciniion i am . .
i‘ Tore etc... Vi. "
CHAS. o. whom V V
W
All colors: L. i M. Pal ,
with Kaurina instead or oil V V
best floor paint on the ma
sell it. ‘
Are now in “66!. V
lager bill-
it
dds.
do your work.
are in better milling "
WNW
Good Groceries
Piiabury’o liest Flour, Gill! Vbag
Epiigs. ..l‘ilsburpV‘e ViloVVs V2 'pk‘g's Bill;
burys Flaked Wheat free, 250.
3 cans: Sugar Corn. 25c
Solid Packed Tomatoes, too can
Early June Peas, IOc Vcan
We can
100. can
A STULI.
New For Mackerel
NEW YORVK: NEW HAVEN d
HARTFORD RAILROAD. .
V‘fi—IV
TIME TVAILI.
. iv ~ r :3 lit—lads w
in chl'eotV December 1,1901" 1
1M *‘ ‘I
NEW YORK.
- A: are-12: 35x. 4' at": Ii: 45:. 0:15.
6-65 7:13. ml. Irishman ass,
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