or. Almanac for Tomorrow.
lion 1!: 23; sets 7: 29.
wde11:37a.m.. 11:54 11.11:.
no» communication- for
hould ho addressed to The
arterial letters not desired.
,outh‘ Norwalk. who Id spend
slimmer at Marinas Vineyard.
letters will appear regulmly
, li‘eor, says a medi-
ri‘ty. causes more diseases
microbes more deaths than
(us failures than panics; it
than war Is always a fail-
, never necessary
the heart's action
‘1 invites indigestion, produc.
hrougb decomposing foods.
the mother of auto- Hpolson
h eithgr directly causes or
.v the production of quite
1' cent or all our diseases.
11811 writer says:
, are deliberately turn-
, sts at times by bees.
atoning for the comple-
edge, spurrow's nest a few
at before the birds had
4c nest was usurped by
01' bumblebee and the
11151“ 11111112111111. A 1111911111 at
lilo wrcns' nests in his gar
ession of by bccs In 1i
per, and i once knew of a
ping turned out 01? 11111-
In 11 hollow tree by a
honey bees which took pos
[dents of Ephraim. Utah, the
at center of San Pete county,
ops last year were eom1
1111111 by grosshoppcrs.l1avc
ov‘cl method or cxtcr minat.
out 99whlch is again threaten
‘_ A series of entertain.
been a1rangcd,thc admis-
'lilol'i is one hull bushel
‘ ”'At the first entertain-
,dance-f-g seventy live bushels
hoe-1's were presented to the
n" at 1. he door.
hopped-s" furnished fuel for,
pm My top of! the accu-
W
m Consul F191 gh at (Iot-
Ti 1111 patent on milk pow
'd by achdlsh inventor.
' used chiefly in mak-
1111111111111. as powder made
milkdocs not. keep well. It
‘_ at the nutritive value of,
19111111111111 more than that of
age, and that the large
‘ ' that it. contains
k pol‘wder have been men.
ak'lng puddings, sauces, for
fi‘cnbr-—“For the Day 01 th‘
I; e. .
" is salad is s‘delicious
mar luncheon.
brokiercd images-isP
smart adjunct to a
help or plain» color are
ound figure looks
a Skirts which, if
9, .does not add um-
i any li'idies travel
York and Boston
dresses principally
9 sheds dust very read-
; cool and pleasant to
One I noticed this
3 ply made, the waist '
‘ ho 11111151111111 back
' ‘The pettico‘at 1.
.l-i ‘ 1 ‘21“
A ONE‘ HOUR ‘BERVICE.
Sunday Evening In the First Methodist
Episcopal Church.
During the mouths oi‘ July and Ang-
ust the/Sunday evening service will
be one hour long. commencing at 7
o’clock. Thessservloes'wlll be varied
anti oi" an interesting character; order
of service tomorrow night:
Pr eludcmSelected
Miss Hutchinson.
Hymn~”l.et the Sunshine In."
Congregation.
Pruyiu-v—Imrd' a Prayer. chanted,
Pastor and Choir.
Alliil(‘ill”‘“Clll‘idt ls Knocking."
Quur lotto.
Scr Ipturc Reading,
Pastor.
()I'l'crtory solo—«“lnkc as the Heart lio-
airoih.”
Miss Rood.
Ilvn'inwflicuiah 1.111111. ”
l'ongi egation.
Address-Sunin1er the Time of Song.
Pastor.
Duck—"Kind Words, "
MI. 11 Rood and Mr. (lomsiock.
Anthem—«'3!ubclate ‘
Choir.
liyn1n‘~—~-“Whoro lie Imads.”
Congregation.
Benediction,
Pastor.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
‘ HURCH.
The regular monthly communion nor
vice will be celebrated tomorrow inor.
plug. The members of the church are
especially urged to be present. as this
will be the last communion until Sop
tembcr. At the service for reception
of members it is expected that ion or
twelve persons will be received by lot
ter on probation and into full connec-
t.iou The rite of infant baptism will
be administered. Parents desiring
their children baptized may hllng
them to the Sunday school room not
later than 10: 45 where ushers will re.
ccive them. The Sunday school ses-
sion will begin the third quarter's stu.9
dies, general topic, “From Moses to
Samuel." Lesson subject, “The (iivJ
lug ‘ot Manna." Strangers and visitors
are heartily welcomed. The Junior
League meets at 3:30 p. In. Miss him—
mu lluxton is supcrintondcnt. The ldp.
Worth League young.r people’s meeting
will be'bold regularly throughout July
and August; connncnclng at 6 o‘clock
instead of 6:30. The services this
your will be held in the Sunday school
room instead ,of on the lawn. 'I‘omor.
low night 11 topic will be "The Ful'hcr 11
Care." The president of the League
h'llss,1SntIIe E. ‘Bodwcll, will load. It
1111191111, the regular monthly praise 1101'
vice and all 11111111111113»; are rct'pioslml to
be present to respond at roll call or
to send a quotation to 111 road wh: 11
name is called The evenings service
will be one hour long. commencing at
7 o'clock, the order of service is givcn
in another column of the Sentinel
Each of the Sunday evening services
will have a different feature. The chat
us will assist. the choir on one 111"th
evenings. Some of the church hymns
will be rendered asantboms or solos.
the pastor relating incidents connected
with their Origin or history. The mu-
sic Will be rendered by the re pair
choir. under the leadership or Mr
(‘omstock consisting of Mrs Eaton
soprano; Miss Rood, coniralm: Mr.
Rollo. tenor;M1' (‘omslock bass; Miss;
Hiitcl'iiusou .organist The service;
will be in chargooi‘ the pastor. During:
July and August. the printed bulletins
will be discontinuml, to be resumed
September 7. Full alinonnrcrncnt of
lilo services will appeurcarh week In
the paper.
FIRST CHURCH MUSIC.
Morning. ‘
Prelude» Melody In F) ...... E,‘ Silas
”When Gathering Clouds” F. Abt
‘I Will Never Leave The” .-. P. 1A. Otis
i) Saviour of the Work"
................... R. Schumann
Oficrtoiy—Elevntlon in E Inst
....... .FBenoist
Evening: '
l‘rrludcwlntermczzo from 6th Sonata
........... . . . . . . .I. Rhclnberger.
Patten: .
,Soprano—JCry Aloud Spare Not.“ 1'
”'1" Hosts." -
Gpnti'altof—«Whou Wilt Kecpgflim in
. Perfect Peace"
Bass with quartet—“Who is This That
Cometh from Edam?" '
Quartet—«“1 will Mention the Loving
dnesses of the Lord ”
ode—Finale of 94th Psalm Soon
,. .1 ........ ”1539““
, 9 cools our or nooks":
Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan, poster of the
First Methodist Episcopal. Church.
will. next Sunday evening, begin a ser-
les '0! brief‘addresses appropriate to
the summer season on the topic:
"God‘s Out of Doors." Under this
striking phrase or Dr Van Dykc will
be considered the following themes:
July 6«—“Summer. the Time or
Song."
July 13. «“The Stars—~Thy Heav-
ens."
July 20—.“9'1‘119 Mountains—The
Strength of the Hills is His Also. "
' July 2?—-“Thex Ocean—The Sea is
His and He Made it.
These Will be delivered at the. hour
evening scririce. .
, 9 .
SOUTH NORWALK CONGREGA
‘ , ' TIONAL MUSIC.
111151931 program at the South Nor-
{vain Congregational Church, Sunday
.uiorningfiwiii be as follows: ,. '
Amos monourta‘n, soprano:
bic two ribs broken.
' iii the (uni In the early hours of this
headquarters.
Selections from “isaiab. " by Willard1
Unfit“
authors or the 11.111.11.11... are - 7 ‘
W
Lives Lost Iii] Trolley
Continued from First Page. ,
Edward? Sahel]. right leg broken, ter~
1'1ny injured about abdomen and hips.
condition serious; Mrs. George Fisher.
lett leg broken below knee.
Among those who Wore Injured, but
did not go to the hospital, were the fol-
bcdy; Mrs. Jacob ll‘rsmmer, aide hurt;
Miss ituy, bruised about body; John
llinc. fare badly bruised and generally
burl; Maggie Ii‘i‘lmcr. leg 11111in hurt.
possibly broken: Mrs. (Icorge 'I‘roublc,
two ribs broken; George Trouble. budly
bruised about. body; Miss llutler. bndly
bruised about body: Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Place, badly brulnr-d about body;
Mrs. George Il‘Ihbcr. left leg broken:
mm'. leg badly hurt; Mrs. George Trou-
il liiuil lb I111 11111111
I
(Cdntinucd From First Page)
morniuu. The South Norwnlk il1111~
yadi Sick Benefit Society gave this at»
fair. The grove was in line shape and
the abundance 01 Chinese and Japan-
ese lanterns made a pretty sight. The
oilloers of the society are Stephen lini-
azs. president: John Kevany, vice-
prcsidont; Joscph llubtsaza. secictnry
and John Baske. treasurer. These gen-
tlemen made up the committee of 111%
rangcmcnts The event was the elev-
enth anniversary
The picnic given in the Benton
street grove was by, St. Joseph’s Hun-
garian Sick Ilcprflt and Church Sol-Ic—
ty. An Hungarian Gypsy Band. of
New York. ,ulso furnished the music
for this affair. Japanese lanterns flags
and hunting were In evidence here. It;
was the third nunivorsnry of tho so—
cicty. Last year the picnic was held
on Labor Day. The (“Ummiliot‘i of ur—
1'1111n1.'111('11is consisted of Stephen Show
onuki, chairman: Fraiik Keri. John 12‘0-
dor, Stephen I’zileukcs and Stephen
Curran. James Monsport is president
of the society.
MOTOR CYCLE ENDURANCE 11:31.1
Seventeen Riders Reached Hartford
Last Night, Returning Today.
11.1111'11'01111, July Mirna 11111111191111
riders who reached here last night. in
the endurance lost of motor ryclos
from Boston to New York 1'ouducl1-di
by the Motropolc (‘vilo C.lub of New
York left at 8 o clerk this mm pins for
the second and last days run. Some
of the riders were a little tired but all
were otherwise i’hyi‘air physical condiu
lion for thc‘day's work. From this
noiui their route Is through New Brit-
ain. Meridcn, New Haven. Bridgeport.
Norwnlk. Stamford, Greenwich to Port~
lowing: Miss Freeman, bruised about.
bend; Miss imagine, bruised about'
'body; Mrs. Archer, bruised about
John Illuc badly bruised; Maggie Ii‘ll- ‘
Chester N. Y and thence by W'fl} oi"
New Rochelle and 12"(udbnm to Noon
York city the, finish being at the club;
Those who started today are: Emil‘
Iloli‘olingrr New York: George, M.:
llollcy Ilradimmd P11: George M. l?-iiep
doc Springfield 111.11.11.14 (191111.11 W
Shern1au.llr19ioklvn0.]..Pirkord
H1111 Francisco. 011111.: ilcury Alimony
New “York; Charles M. Bnrnbanu
Wullham. Mesa: I”. W. Tuitlc, Hartv
ford: John M. O'Mnllcy. Hartford.
17111111.: II. I". llcrnnrd. Hartford: John
'. Russell. Hartford: W. ‘1‘. Marsh,
Ilrnckton, Mass: .Ioo Downey, Brock,
loll, Mass: II. E. Latte. Brooktou.,j
Vines: .l.. ‘II. Roberts. Waitham: Wil—
linm I}. Jameson. Walthnln; Charles S. :
lit-11111111111, Boston,
bad permitted his wife to take him‘
11ct.“thc hut doesn' t seem to ill. Noun:
I think a. woman' s but should conform
to her head the same as a man‘s."
991-“0h,” tittered the merry miliiusr,
“there are no fits connected with
in the men when the bill comes home.’
RACES
At Nordalk .Falrv Grounds.
JULY 10th
111511211 all. no: or pace. $l00
2:271:11155 I‘" “ “ $l00
3:00 class ‘,‘ “l 560
Entries Claus July 901.
Address A WALDRON,
' South Nurwalk
"lint. observed the fool mop 1151111,
along on her search for a spring Imp-i
spring hats. They generally develop‘
ANRWER ITHONESTLY.
Are the statomnti'of South Norwalk
, Citizens Not More Reliable Then
Those of Uttprf Stranger-t
'-r~+~
This is a vital question.
It Is fraught with interest to South
Norwulk.
It permits 01 Uni",l one answer
It cannot be oval d or ignored.
A South Norw it citizen speaks
here. 1
Speaks for 11.111991111111111 at South
No1 walk
A citizen’s statement is reliable.
Au utter strumtcn’s doubit'.ul
Ilomi' proof l1' .tbb boat proof .
Mr. Charles Ill.Wnr1'1:1n,1-iou ol‘ tlil'r
well known oyster planter of 2 Chest-
nut sheet has tho‘ following to say
about lloun's Kidney I'llls: “i had
back ache and wool: kidneys from early
childhood I tiled all kinds of rerun
dies. but. prior inrcived any pcrm'n-
ncnt benefit until I commenced using
Ilonn' s Kidney Pills. which I
in poor ed at l’lalstcd'a d r1113,r
store. My father had been
using ihcm and was so pleased with
their results that I was induced to try
(111111111 am satisfied that their repre-
sentations are all that Is claimed for
them. They cured my backache "
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents Fostcr- Mllburn 00., Buffalo, N
Y. solo agents for the United States.
Remember the namcwDoan’ s—and
take no other.
MISS UNDERHILI. THE STAR.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 93~Miss
iinth Und‘crhill. winner oh‘the Ameri-
can golf championship iorw Women in
18110 was the star of the tournament
vesu'i‘rday at the Burllnuamc Country
011111.111 competition with Mrs. R Gil
man brown and Mrs, Laurence I. limit.
the best two players in northern Cali-
fornia, she won the I’oniutowski cup.
‘HP'
Jacquelin Bros.
STOCK BROKERSh
25 Broad Street. Naw'l’ork.
Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold for cash or carried on mar-
gin. interest allowed on daily
balances, subject to check. Quo-
tations furnished on all inactive
stocks and bonds.
1110111313.
5‘
p
r
'Suulalliu 11111111.
The inhabitants, legal voters. of the
town or N111 walk 11rd hereby notified
:2nd warned that '1 1111111 1.11 town moot.
‘ lug will 111:11c111111111Alrowu 11.1111 Wall
.iiioct, Wednesday, July ilth, 19011, at 11
o'clock in the eveningior the follow:
‘ lug purposes, to-wit:~~-—
I. To authorize, the Selectmen. ii
5, sluonimi advisable, to improve the high-
wny known as Wesiport avenue with
' lill.‘ aid of the State under the Statute
aw of the State relating to‘thc lm»
provomont of public highways; and to
unite an appropriation therefore.
2.1‘1) authorize the Schicuncn, ll
«loomed advisable. to change the north
line of 31.,John ave he, at East'Nor
. walk. so as to ‘111 I111 15am line 1:1
1ll'zilgllt. line with 1111': line in front of
the promises of E. Apell and Herman
1.. 1121111111. and to make any necessary
appropriation therefore.
3. To take actionon a petition oi
Foster Brothers, and others askinr
that the town "accept by deed, all the
mods situated on Belle, Island so call-
cd. in said town of Norwalk, as per
map enclosed with said petition now
laid out,"
4. To consider thc'mattcr or widen
and straightening the highway coiled
Highland avenue, from the bridge.
over the tracks 11111111 N. Y. N 11.11.
II. R. R. to the highway known as
the Roma Point road. so that said
avenue when so widened. shall be no
feet wide from fence to fence: and to
make any necessary appropriation lot
the Work that may be ordered done in
the matter.
5. To "consider the matter 01
straightening the highway called
Sound View avenue, from the line 01
the ‘city of South Norwalk, southerly
about 1.100 feet. to the southerly line
or land of Stanley Raymond; and to
make an appropriation for any work
that may be ordered done in the mat-
ter.
Dated at Norwalh July 311.1903
SAMUEL. LYNES.
JAMES .1. shown.
WILLIAM B. REED,
1 Selectmen or the Town of Norwalk.
j 9 .
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mun
out.le Wound was a very painful
one.
taken to thc oiilco of Dr. Charles G.
Bohannon with his taco full of powder
jculty oi the specks
new In his left eye. Dr .I, Milton (-111
burn attended him.
Mrs. Julia (Inr‘rolls grandson. of :11
small hoe. 111'. It‘. I. liurpoli, who at
nearly sovm nl
Iy Willi powder. Ills face was com
him.
Probably one of ibe worst accidents
two bones at the base of the lirst and
a very peculiar accident, inasmuch as
it was only a blank cartridge iired b‘o
waddlng was taken out
William Craig one or The Sentinels
newsboys. had his hands burned with
powder.
George Williams. of Union street , and
the result Is. George Is now nursing a
badly burned band.
KING EDWARD'S MANY GUESTS.
Half a Million Slum Dwellers of Lon-
don Feasted.
1.1111111111' 11 slum dwellers were King Ed-
ward’s guests this afternoon. They
were scattoufi in about 4110 ,linlls.
.1 boob; and pinks in vm ying uumlnus
mu greatest 1111111110111 oi the loyal Ill n
.0118 than 41.111111 enjoyed a dinner, such
' is they seldom partnkc of. At every
ratherlng Was road a message {rpm
the king; to the poor, sent. through the
bud mayor oi London, Sh .111“: pp Dips
ilalTI‘ as follows:
I am C(llllilldllillil by the king to in
form your lordship that. his majesty
and the queen had intruded vb itiug
«1111111: ol‘ his coronation dinners today
1nd be deeply regrets that his illness
presents their dw‘ug so. The king has
icputicd members of his family to
represent him at 111-1 many of these
Iinnc‘rs as possible. i am further com-
manded by the king to express the
hope that his guests arr.- enjoying
themselves and naming a happy day.
(Signed)
“KNOI IA S. "
Sir Francis Knollys. who signed the
thovc message is King Edwards prl
ratc secretary
9 m
TITUS MADE FAST TIME.
lII‘GNI. Y, England, July BM‘C. S. Ti
1‘111. the American soullor. did iht' full
course today( against the watch in
eight minutes, 50 seconds. Scholcs.
the, Canadian onrsman~ wont. ball the
worse in four rninntcaninc Seconds.
against four minutes and one second
done by. 11‘. S. Kelly. of Oxford. The
"nurse in seven liliuutcs. six seconds.
The Leandvr (:2'11111 row cd over half the
111ursc In (b11111 rulvnuiis. 23 seconds.
ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. .I‘uly {L'M’ATT‘TVWITI
Philadelphia from Southampton.
(Continued from First Page). 1 '
Charlie 1111111111111 01' Rowayton, was
It took some time to remove the ma-
Cllli'ord Jennings, or l‘totqp Hill, wan
shooting off some crackers and powder
horen's
Stockings
"I‘lJIFENUF" HOSE FOR BOYS OR.
liouton street shot tho. wuddlng 01' a
blank (111 tibiae in his nor-11.111.1l1l1u; n
tcndrd Ii|111 stated that. an artery was
The youth: 1.011 of John White or
No. "I120 Ely avenue was poppemd bad ‘ HAVE YOU TRIED 'I‘Hlfl
plctcly covered Dr. Hurneli attended
NO MATTER WHAT STOCK'H (‘1 YOU IIAVE BEEN USING, (lit
FOR THAT MATTER 'I‘I-llli l’llltlld l’tlll IIAVE PAID, TRY A PAIR OF
"Turn I4‘Nill‘" ANI‘) YOU WITIIJ Bill PLEASEI) WITH THIS WEAR.
THEY ARE FINELY KNIT FROM LONG STAPLE YARN.
HARD TWISTED, FINISHED SEAMS VERY ELAB'TIU-A HOSE
THAT HAS NO EQUAL NEAR. THE PRICE.
hnppcmuiw to Edgewmih Williams 0i
‘18 South Main street. The wuddiui:
of 11 blank cartridge was shot In the
palm of his left hand. breaking the
second fingers. Dr. Burncil who
dressed tho Injury stated that it was
THE DEMAND GROWS STRONGER EVE RY DAY FOR “TUFFE-
far pa he could see nothing, but the
PEOPLE COME} ISACK’AND TELL US THEY ARE WELT; NAMED‘
.91 sky unknown“... 1,. 1111111111111 0, 11111111111111 T1111 111111.111 is IN 'rnnM AND Tun PRICE vuuv M011.
Two Pairs for a. 25c
NOW DON’T THINK FOR ONE INSTANT THAT'TIIE QUALITY IS
Tilly} REGULAR 2 FOR A QUAR'I‘E it KIND. ,”'I‘Ull‘I"ENUIl"’ “0810'
STANDS TN A, CLASS Illi-l'I‘INC'ITL Y ALONE, 'YE'I‘ THE PRICE IS NO
MORE 'I‘IIAN 'I‘Ill'l POUR KINDS OFFERED AT 121/40. Will THINK
. THE ”TEST IS NOT Tilt) (I00!) Fl) It " OUR CUSTOMERS. THERE- ,
FORE WI") PLACE BEFORE YOU A HOSE ’I‘I-lA'I‘ DESERVES THE
NAME 0]" “T‘Ull‘h'ldNLill‘,” It'll/fit: PA IR. '
LONDON .5Inly Mlialf a million 0!
db Muir-1s being at Si.»p11<ay,nhorc no
“Buckingham Paint-,0 11:20 11.111?
l
A correspondent corrects some pro—9
props statements about a month with shad begin in run up the river," says a
no full moon which appealed recently '
in 11 paragraph quoted from a Missouri
“As a matter of fact," he says.
"the month of February, 1886. had a'
full. moon, which fell on the 151th. .
reference to the almanac for that your
, ‘ The month '0! February
I893. however. had no full moon. nor
did that of 1860. and this is no intro“
uncut occurrence, .’but happens every ‘Iiove they have ever been later than
The month of: lprll 12 though. They work their way
. liobraury. having, nxccpt In li'iip years. lnp the coast from Florida. and other
only twenty-eight days and the moon 9 Southern waters early in Mn‘rch. when
phases bring scparatctd by an average ‘thc fish begin to come North. They
period twentymiue dill/“H. ll. of DOCGS- follow the big school of herring. as a.
sity follows that, in P‘ebruni y ircqucnbi rule, betanse the herring swim close to-
'ihc'fcctbcr and the hawk has easy pick—
‘phcno'mcna is therolon1 neither rare ing The shad follow the herring. and
.nor of any Interest and the only won- when the fish hawk comes we know
:‘dcr is who could have started so looi- the shad are not far Imhin11,"——Phlla~
lsb a story as that no month without a dolphin Record. '
lull moon had occurred since the 1'rc.1—'
tion of the, world.
again for two and a half million years."
'»~«~No'w York Tribune.
"I womb-1 whether anyone will rivon
invent 11 silent iymwriter?"
long as women are employed. "—~Iudgc iYonkcrs Statesman.
twenty or thirty yoms
ly only three such phases otcur
Clinadiau Argonuut crew did the full}
“Not as things have looked unusually black. "
“The fish h’awk tells us when the
Gloucester fisherman, “We hays learn-
Ecd that it isn‘t much use to cast the
,usts, no matter how mild the weather
may be, until Mr. Fish Hawk swoops
1.911wn on us. When he comes sailing
up the buy we know It' s time to get to
,work‘. Lots of farmers down Jersey
would never think to start planting
until the fish hawks come. I don't be—
V'cars~—“'l"hoy says the darkest hours
{is just before dawn.”
(‘ rlnmmdwnk ~»“Ye~s; well i know.
when I‘ve gone horm,1 in the morning,
and knew mv wife was waiting for 1pc.Q
TELEPHONE, 5&2.
SE YMOUR’S STORE
JUST WHAT YOU WANT.
a
Our Fancv Bridgewaicr Creamery Butter; the Finest Java and Mocha
Coffee; Double Cream Cheese; Fresh Eggs; Grape Juice; Potted Meats;
Can Chicken: Rich's Fruit Cake; Fruit Juices; Jams; Jellies.
' 9. Thére’ iS lots oi pleasure inwselhng the Very Best at the same price for
' winch you get ordmarv goods elsewhere.
All the Leading Cereals on the market.
Great Sale of No‘rka Mailed Oats now going.r on at our store.
Telephone where you can secure the best. 9 .
C. E. SEYMOUR Leading Grocer.
Fancy Large Chili Potatoes
7911 Per Pack
Note on specials 1.1111 you will find us to be the leader: in low prices.
Whenever a price ensues down we give the public the advantage of It.
13:55:" Iont Be
I 00 I TGSh 2" Retail
Stores
1 WHEN YOU CAN BUY SALT AT PRICES LOW AS WE ARF‘ OFFERING T HIS WEEK. MQNARCH BRAND
SALT PUT UP IN 3 AND 5 LB BAGS BEST FOR TABLE USE. OTHER BARGAINS IN GROCERIES AND
anomalous ' . , 1 .
3111.1: “ HONARCH 3111.1. 10: 9.111.711. 11012111111311 9111,1361: one, 41:. 9 spot; 1
'PQTATOES. FANGY IARLY ROSE POTATOES, PEG K3511. POTATOES.
13': 1: Tomato" Relish. 111121111111; 21115. Pure Le'ai Lard, , 25c _ ‘
orbit! ins. ' '2 1111:. best Salt Pork. 9 25a '
' {Lam OREAMEHY _9Ncw Marrow Beans, qt, 9o
9 ‘ ‘ New Pea Beans, qt, 4 39
out FOUND. 25¢, Hams per pound, 11411: 1 9
‘ ‘ Shoulders per pound, fl 2' 9 11¢
' 113111-011 per pound, ' ’ 9 ' 16o ,
' 95a BARRELJILSO. ' noun.
Norwalk Chronicler