ll‘l‘lsos 5:41: sets 5:48.
all this 3:32 a. in; 4:02 i). In-
. oomrnunlonlono for.
thoul’d be adds-sued ta'Tho
‘ Per-anal letters not dollrod.
he; report or Lieutcnnnt Winchell.
. the navy. on the results attained
llh'. oil in’ the Oceanic Steamship
Opulent/'3 steamer Mariposa. running
tween San Francisco and ’l'ahiti. is
in testing. This vessel, which has a
ossdisplacement of 3,100 tons with
purines of ”JAM—horsepower. eolisuin-
$127.8 barrels of oil per day in steam-
his 354 knots. The ship used only
eive of her eighteen furnaces. burn-
g crude oil in two burners in each
urnace by means of an air compres-
sor‘ot a capacity or 1,000 cubic feet per
minute at thirty pounds pressure. The
oil‘was 50 per cent less in weight than
Would be required of coal, for one and
ahaif pounds of oil sufllced to pro-
”dutm a horse-power. An important
advantage in the oil fuel was the re-
duction of the engine room force.
A trialwas recently made in Austria
“to decide In how short a time living
" treescould be converted into newspa-
.. pet's. At Elsenthal at 7:35 in the
‘ morning three trees were sawcd'down;
" at 9734 the wood having been stripped
‘ of bark. cut up and converted into
jpuip. became paper and passed from
'5 the factory to press. whence the first
‘ fluted and folded cepy was issued at
10 o’clock. So that in 14:3 minutes the
trees had become newspapers.
. . Mrs. Wood. of Barton, Missouri is
. one '0 tile-women who do what they
jean. She drives to Carthage, thirty
miles from her home. twice cach wcck
y with a load of home-made chccsc. On
each trip, instead of diverting hel‘sclf
With the scenery. or sneezing ovcr thc
‘Id‘ashbonrd of the buggy. Slit.‘ employs
..hel‘aelf in croeiieting silk baby caps.
And it is said, such is her versatility
that she makes equally good caps and
cheese.
. -~+-—~v-—
' In Mlddlescx County. New Jersey.
"the county board of frecholdcrs has
pander consideration a resolution for
- bidding automobiles to use the collntry
-{ roads between 4 p. m. and 10 a. m.
The reason for its introduction is that
[farmers who wish to. take produce to
, market are unable to use the roads
at night because of {hutomqbilesn
- .1... ..a........ >
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
The handkerchief must match the
, waist worn in the morning. The prct-
tier ones have white celltcrs and color
ed borders.
There are times ii'llf'll paper napkins
are the most scuslblc kind to usc. and
,lt Is‘poiislblc. to gel them and doilics
and center pieces bcuidc Ill patterns to
1 represent the very choices laccs and
.drawn work.
One housekeeper says that ion is
‘ much nicer when the teapot is ililcd at
the beginning than when only enough
,water to cover the leaves is put in.
and the lllllmz done just as the tea is
taken to the table.
There is a great advantage in the ex-
tun Inury width of the hairy-faced
. l‘ which are being made up for nicl'I
‘ Milt drcsscn. li ncccsallatcs few
.. in the skirt leaving the surface
unbroken. ‘
Wilma you are babies and small chil-
‘f tweet-inn dresses and coats soiled
:70de recognition you wonder ‘Wllli'
'V others of these babies do not
liter-lain that will not show sol
fly are not nhlelo clean lllcm‘ '
vs them cleaned.
HOV many people brush their teeth
. » It! and never think or ham-him:
lldron to, brush theirs any other
I one stops to think of it, at all
film that the corrugated Hill’-
Mlilmt lit! thormutly (‘ll'lll‘lt‘ll ex-
bybrunhlng up and down.
(‘sz . a...
‘_ our local dry hoods atom is
novelties in what i call rat
flame of them hear lame
all. same mean black rats. nth-
lo oats. and all these cilia are
' with fllrwrcai for. too. Aside
«new and the your they are
tin.
$0 interim“ the foliowlmx re:
l mason. but it would be, well
oil in your recipe book for
our: it in current conservrI ta.
. its American Kitchen Mass»
in pounds of currents free
. ‘ a: two pounds of snarled
Willi: live pounds of sugar:
cook nut-rants. raisins
together-tilting minutes of»
hormone: ..the hobbit:
“inland the grated rind and
mum enamel; all to»
minutes. time as a l‘tillllll
u
l t
are pulling on their fall
new flooded-4m! stile; and
W. rich draperleitand nine
emulating. malts. ism.
nitrite trimmings. glows.
unfunny. silk nettle
till] light onion. dress.
new»: lulled. nu.
. oils. and while these
alternative in the day»
.4, , line by aria
= .1 it: mainline live
’ m the item
”0......—
B. F. Booth of New York. is stop-
ping at the Cliftord.
Frederick Wilcox. of Arch
street,
has gone to Windsor Locks.
R. M. Wolfe,.M. 1).. of New York city,
was the guest of his sell, Dr. it. M.
Wolfe, over Sunday.
Miss Martha It‘llzpull'iclt, of Burbank
street. has returned from a few days’
visit in New York city.
William J. Nash. of Waterbury. for-
merly of Norwalk. has been stopping
ill town for a few days.
William Sliechan. of Wlnnlpuuk. will
resume his studies at Columbia Co|~
logo. New York, Thursday.
William Sterling; of Btlyvicw 1ch-
line. is entertaining ilcnry 'l‘nttic. of
Wiillamsport. iud., for a few days.
Miss Longerncggor. of New York
is the guest of her mother, Mine lion-
gerncggcr, of No 1 Washington sllVJtli.
Miss Stella Jennings. of Norwalk.
is spending several days as the. guest
of Mrs. Wilbur C. Jennings, in South-
port.
lax-Councilman and Mrs. .Icsslc M.
Ferris, of llayvlew avenue. arc enjoy-
ing a short recreation trip to lion-
ton.
Miss Elizabeth ilccre. of l'll'idgcporl.
formerly residing in upper Main street.
Norwalk. is visiting fl'lcnds in this
town.
Miss Lila Mcflarry. of Wilton avc<
line. has rclurncd home after a two
wceks' visit with friends in Long Is-
land.
Fred Van Scoy. of West avonuc. rc—
t.nrued yesterday from a several days'
visit at tile home of his uncic, in lllln-
bury. ‘
thv York city. were the guests ovcr
avcuuc.
Mrs. Robert A. Shaw and son. of
Wcst street, are expected home io-
luorrow morning from a month‘s visit
in Canada.
5—....-_....—_—-—-.h
l". (I. Burrows. a proluincni insur-
ance :llzcnt from lloston. has bccn mak-
ing a short busincss stay in South
Norwalk.
the Hartford Post. was in South Nor-
walk yesterday and spcni last night at
tho Clifford.
Mrs. llcllc Gregory. of Norl'nlk. who
has been visiting hcr daughter. Mrs.
returned home.
is entertaining Mr. and Mrs. (lharlcs
H. Moore. of New York clly. formerly
of South Norwalk.
Mrs. (‘llal'lcs l'i. Sicclc. of 'l‘orl'ini:
ion. with llcr dauglllcr. llorolhy. is 0V
homc of her mother.
Miss .lcnnlc M. Howard has rcturilcd
from a week's vacation spclli in New
York city. and Incl rcsuulcd llcr duiics
as cashier lli lllckcrlunu's.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wyman. of
llrtulklyu, arc the nut-sis of Mr. and
Mrs, llcol‘gc (2. l‘ll'llsl. of Wcsl tl\‘l'lllli‘
.\ir. \\'ylunn la a brother of Mrs. lu‘l'nsi.
.lolln llalcllford, of ilrookllcld. who
has been the guest of Wiunlpnuk
frlcnda. has returned to his studies at
St. llonm'enlure's italicize. Allegheny.
New York.
6
" Mr. and Mrs. S. 'l'. Frost. of 'I‘oma
ltllcr. N. .I.. have conic to South Nor
uulk and will spcnd ihc winter with
licv, and Mrs. H. ii. Carpenter. of
North Main siren-l.
Mrs. llutb Malliu. of llny street. in
the mtcnl of llcl' daughter at lli'!‘ both"
in llrldccuorl. 'i‘mnorrow she will at
,lpnil lln- semiannual convolution of the
W; (3. 'l‘. U. of the state lg be held ill
I‘titll'al ford.
fibrin lironmln, lorlncr clerk at the
\lallnckl-lno. has been vlulllnlt friends
in i-loulh Norwulk. (thrill lulu lim-n
'sul'ndlng the summer at Nlli‘l‘tlmlilm‘it
Pit-r, where he held ll good posit
ion.
Mrs. Atllllllllll Mason and MINN Clara
Mason barn returned to lllclr home in
Ripley. N. Y.. after hat/inn: been the
uni-ma of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. (“.‘orhclt
and Mr. null Mrs. lv‘rnnk N. Ferris. for
the past three weeks.
RN. and Mrs. 'f‘. K. Nollie. who have
been spending: several Wi‘filtfl at (’irmnl
Mountain flotilla. Waterbury. Vermont.
and other places in the New? lcnnlnmi
Hinton. will return to their limit live.
one resilience this week for the winter.
UHM .
W
Jesse M. Ferria has been in attends
have the past. few days upon the con»
motion of the fire chiefs of America.
held at the Grand Central Palace. New
York (my. .Mr. Ferris was formerly
a foreman in Old Well Hook It Ladder
.lompuny.
Mines Edna Ainsworth. athnourunhar
an typewritint for the Connecticut
hallway & blunting Company. left you
lerllny on her annual variation. which
she expects to spend with relatives
and friends in this state and Mame
ehllsetts.
. Adela diager. proprietor of the
tingle lioiel. went to Jam-y City, to
meet his missed at . who are or
peeled to arrive teal t from a four
month‘s visit with relatives and friends
in Germany. Before _ returning to
South ilerwallt. illi‘. stamens flim-
iiy lull mail a row (iii with thistle
on in Newark. . , ‘
W
Miss Flynn and Miss Murray. of‘
Sunday of Miss Mac Kcllcy. of West;
lt‘rcdcrlck A. Thomas, cartoonist for .
William ll. i’enny. of Soulhport. has:
Mrs. Abram Showcli. offit‘lay stl'cct. 5
period on Wcllncsday for a visit at tllc _
$lbll.tlllli a your.
bill).
luachincry for centuries.
upon specu'atlon.
tlovcrnulcnt bond. Since it is offered
ous lclul produccrs in the country. it i
trol until now.
lucrcascd as rapidly as modern mach
share (par value $10).
be vbry limited.
.lu touch with tllclu. or if you or any 0
,curi‘l‘d in Fault“.
‘i't‘SlmL‘nL
l licut rcl’crcnccs.
4
69 Wall Strc
ANNOUNCEMENT
TO INVESTORS:
Mine La Motto Lead 8: Smelting Company owns 37.614 acres of ground”
located in Madison and St. li‘rnncols Counties. Southeastern
that teal l:i.i'»~ti At‘lllCi-l Alibi KNOWN 'i‘U
Unly 20 acres bliVe been developed by the undcrgrolnni workings. and about
ti’l‘ acres have received attention on tllc surface. ‘
"I‘ll" mines are producing today. under very lbuitcd operation. more than
The present ulnnagcmcnt is now
and improvements that will swcll this mutual output to AT l.lilAb"l‘ $500.-
i'rcscnl shafts and drifts place in sight orc ouoluzll to tax it“ available
‘ Eliminating from the calculation all rcvenuc from
agricultural. lilnberlnu and mlsccllnucous sourccs. the property will earn a
sum ample to pay immense dividends annually on the capitalization.
investment in such a prtmosltiou as this does not in any sense border
Stocks in this cor
par. yoll can be assured of several times the ordinary rule of income.
Mlllc La Mott'c has been for more than a ccntury llllt,‘ of the most, l'ullr
shipping Nickel and Cobalt regularly.
bccn the standard of the nnlrkct for years.
The cstutc. mine and plant. have bccn undcr private ownership and con
It‘l‘tllll this time forward the output of illc property wil' b'
do it. l’rcrcut carllinas assure annual dividends of at icast ii pcr cent. on
par, and inside sir: month: this will be doubled.
A small block of stock is herewith offered for sale at $7.50 per
The amount put out at this figure will
immediate investors can make good profit.
both on income and on rise in value of steak.
A lill‘lll" uunlbcr of l'cprcsontalil'th Connecticut iuvcstors lluvc already
lulade carcinl lll'l‘rlilllill lnspcciion of property and plant. Wc will place you
pcrsonal investigation we will snlmlit prtmosltion to defray all expense in
We shall ask you to do no business with us unlcas you
inlay be absolutely satisfied as tothc safely. lntcgrity and profit of this in-
I Will'l‘d Milt it‘l'ld. l’Ali'l‘V‘iil.‘ HS idxpcrt Reports and List of Count-c.»
Addrcss inquiries and make chcckr payablc to lllc ol'dcl'of
j DOUGHERTY 6- ALBERS. Bankers,
iii lssouri. 0f
lili} IlltlAVl LY billNlGltAlilZIGll.
insisllluu ulachlncry
poratlon in as carefully proleclcd us a
to you at a figure considerably bclow
s the only lnlnc today producint: and
its "Anchor llrnud" of l’ig’ land but
lucry and un'lhmis can i,“- lill~l.illl"ll l'
fyollr friends will luulorlakc your own
ct. New York.
i
l
4
l
l
l
a 1/ . ohfifi‘opaf
0F. «rune
will prepare you accept such a position i
i
i
1 Scnd for information, to
i
on Island. Me. sincc last May. willi
llcavc Illf‘l'l‘ on 'l‘llul‘sliay, and after a'
.lrlp of two “wells. during which lillif’
‘\ll‘. [“th cxpcctn to do cullsllil-I‘nllll-
hunting. will rcturu to thcir South .‘x‘or
walk l‘t'sillclll'c l'm‘ llll‘ \\’Illll‘l'.
: Open
é Wednesday :
iMornlng.
.-
wn rcu }
ran
PRICES.
SCH/I UB’S
MARKET.
AT THE OLD STAND.
ANBURY FAIR.
lolliill l0 til'l‘iilllill.
0t'l0illiil ti T0 ii, an.
ii. I. RllllDLE, Sterilityg
i
still fill
snnvmo
YOURSELF
in not a difficult operation. especially
when you use ll liem fillit‘ly items We
have them from Clint. and if not satin.
factory within ten rim. return it and
not your money.
The Willi! filll‘fll‘tim-llilti'ti are none
better. Every pair fully warranted
and we have our name upon every
hair we put out.
Norwalk ll’d’w’e Co.
34 Main St. Norwalk
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Combined tum:
Radiation and Identification.
$1,000 in cm of death by accident
while traveling in prescribed by policy.
“All per mall in ion at time for
nominal injuries.
ALL $1231.00 PER YEAR
fiat-j rllililiarpullerwrita
i
I THE BROWN COLLEGE NIGHT SCHOOL
.l-lu'rccl fhc votluu list.
Ncw York. Scpt. 17. 1902.
l'rnf. ti. it}. tiarlain. Sn. Norwalk. (It:
llcur Sil'.»~~\\"c hnvc u call from lilt‘
Nauguiuck School lioard for a icllchcr.
a young man qtlallllcd to hatch book-
kccpiin: and shorthand. The position
pays $700 per term. We takc plcnsnrc
in l‘cfcrrluc this matter to you. as you
have sent us scvcrai coulpctcni pcopic
in thc past. ilavc our of your grade
ates attend to this mailer at once.
Yours \’vl‘_\' truly.
A Midllli‘AN illlth t, '.l.,
.l. l»). King. Mgr.
f you are ambitious.
o. u. s.\lrr.\lN. l‘rcs.
a I;
Honduran.
The Board of llcuisirnl‘s {or fill“ (‘ll.\'
of South Norwalk, t‘omr. trill hold a
public session at Illl.‘ 'l‘owu t‘onrt
lloola. liavilulul sill-ct ill said city. t‘l.
\\'cdilcsdu.\'. thinllcl‘ Il-l. Illll‘J. from
two lzll to six tlll o'clock p. m, to
All names to
be added to or cram-ti from said list
must be lllllltlt‘ll to (lily l'lt'i‘k .ioscpll
ll. Taylor on or bcforc six o'clock p.
”L. Monday. Scplclulwr truth. preceding
cll‘ciloil.
iluicli at South Norwuik. Scpicmbcr
liill, 1902.
W M . l“. ’l’A M iii ANY,
llldNilY i‘. ShilTll,
.ltlls‘lll‘il 'l‘AMMANY. .Ill..
liollrd of Registrars.
3W 123 137 (iii
senor. 1
Special lawn lulu.
'l'llo lllluibllnntn, lanai voters of lilr
'l‘own of Norwalk are hereby notified
and warned that a special town ulcci
lily. will be held ill Ilii.‘ Town Hall.
Willi alrccl. Friday. ticplemhur Bil.
fill): at it o‘clock in tho evening for
lint purpose at Marina the animal re
ports of the town officers for the year
ending Alumni til. was. and taking or
lion on name.
llaivd at. Norwulk. aforesaid.
ltlllll day of lslapioluhor. Hunt.
samurai. LYNMH.
.iAMltii A. lllllllNN.
WilddAM ll, illiilill.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalll.
nu ELECTION
The annual city election of the City
or Elouth Norwalk, Climwlftil‘llt, for
city unicorn. will 1.3 held on Monday.
tlrlober ii. lilllz. The Police motion on
liariianlirlilrest has hm designated
as the voting place tor said eieetlon.
’l‘lie nulls will remain open from six
o‘clm‘zlt a. In. until are o'clock it m.
For enter at the council.
. lesson 11. ravioli.
tlllli
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POPULAR AM USEMENTB
THE AUDIENCE WAS PLEASED.
The attraction at Hoyt’a last evening
was that well known play “Two Sis.
tors." presented by Hickey and Warm
lngton. who have an exceptionally
strong company. Adelaide Alexander
and lsubei lt‘onton. as the two sisters.
Mary and Martha Howard. won the ap-
plause oi.’ the audience. as did Joseph
liowllng and Harry Maltland. the for-
mer as Hiram Pepper and the latter
as Silo Sniffin, the would~be landlord.
who wanted to run a hotel and could
not. The play was clean and amusing
and wcil-iillcd with humorous situn~
tions. it was well presenter] and M"
crythinl: went off very smoothly and
quickly. there balm.r no tedious walls
between acts as is sometimes the case.
The audience was not as large as the
play merited. but those present were
W0“ pleased with every feature.
Cl-ili‘S’I‘ltlll l'llilVONllll NEXT WEEK.
Chester DcVonde and his excelcnt
company will appear at lioyt's ’lhoa-
trc all next'wcck. with a number of
the best plays he has ever presented.
BRIDGEPORT MAN DROPS DEAD.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. September 23
wCharles M. Burden. of No. 2,148
North llvenuc. dropped dead in the
streets of Chicago yesterday. He was
a commercial traveler representing
Crane Brothers. paper and stationary
dealers of Wcstvlllc. Mass. and had
been on the road for a number of
ycars. lle leaves a widow in this city
and a son llr. (lemme Ilardcu. in War
crbury. ~
GEN. DEWET’S SON DEAD.
THE HAGUE. Scpicmbcr 2:l-(lcn-
crai Dcht has received a telegram
from South Africa. announcing the
‘dcaih of his illirlccn-ylulrolll son. The
er.
DEMOCRATS NAME BROUSSARD.
NEW ORLEANS. h‘cpiclullcl' Zii—li.
li‘. lil'oussard has bccn relmminaleti
for Congress by illc Democrats of the
. ’l‘hird district.
I
Foresrght Means Good Sight.
1! there cvcr was a trucism it is ex-
clnplltlcd In the hcudllnc above. “Fore
sight means (lood Slain." it is slur
pic. bccausc of lack of forcsilzhl in ft“
znrd to the eyes that there is so much
uool' sight in the present day. The
"nipping" in the bud of slight cyc nl'l-
ulcnis means the securing of sound.
hcallhful sight—perfect vision.
HOMER B. HOYT.
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
Fine Watch Repairing.
Room 9, United Bank Bldg. 80. Nor.
omce hours 8 to 11:45;
Saturday evenings. 7-9.
Special appointments made to null
IIII'OIII
ALL KINDS OF SPICES 25 PER
CENT. LESS.
lb. Pure l‘lnllamou. price ltlc; fills
Sc.
lb. i‘cppcr. price llic: this sale.
‘4
tile,
1,4
\‘t‘.
1.4 lb. (Ylovcs. price inc; this saic. Sc.
1). lb. Allsplcc. pl-lcc Itlc; this sale.
..(._
Ono llllt‘lilllll‘ St hcpp's l‘m-ntlllul. iilc
size. ts‘c.
Package lloyal t‘ocoanui. this Billi‘.‘
St‘.
l package l‘illsbury‘s ()atlucal, this
‘llic. tic.
JOSE LOF F.
72 NORTH MAIN ST. SO. NOllWALK.
TELEPHONE. 13845.
Seymour’sStor
ncws greatly dcprcsscd the Boer lead—
12:4510 szaol
Toflet
tlilnk it is.
.
sold by others at more money.
in order to show yoll that our Billflll profit system is working site-
cessfully at all times, compare our regular prices on Toilet Goods
with the prices you pay elsewhere. You'll find we sell 35c Staple Soap
and l’owdcrs at itic. 15c, 17c. and 190. is such a saving importanttWe
We sell tons of fine Soap.
cl'casc a few tons this year. Remember the goods are all genuine, but
CASHMERE BOUQUET $01M" ................. .. ......... . ..... . 190
WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP ...................... . ............ 19c
(lllTlCUltA SOAP ............................. . ...... 19c
'lOtllEll & GALLE'I‘S SOAP ....................................... . 190
I’ACKER'S TAR SOAP ........................................ .. 17c
l’idAll'S l‘NSCEN'l‘l‘lllSOAP ..................................... 10c
PEAR'S SCRNTEI) SOAP ..- ...................................... 150
(i()l.(‘.l\’l‘iC'S Will'l‘l'] (lAb‘Tllilt) .................................. 8t:
S\\’Ilt"l"S TOILET SOAP. 3 (‘AKES IN BOX .................... 12%0
IlR. I.Y(JNS' 'I‘Oll'l‘li POWDER .................................. lilo
(‘Aldlldl‘i'S IlldN'l‘iNltl ................... . ....................... 19c
ltlllilit‘OAM ..................................................... lllc
Sillilt‘l’lllliil'h‘ PASTE ........................................... 196
MENNICN'S liOltATl‘ll) TALCUM POWDER ...................... 15c
Goods.
etc., and hope to in-
llcgally the lily blows.
itival of the crimson rose:
3 l’l‘alsc for each fol't'vcl‘ flows
‘ ldvcl'ywhcre it is met:
.Quilc unlucct for court and king.
ho. a ccutlc tlowcr i sing. .
i Fashioned ucar the hcart to cling-—
‘ Mignoncttc‘.
l
i
l Km for stately terraces.
‘ Not \yllcrc statutes coldly picasc-—
\\'llcl'c tlic haughty l'rct;
ilul wilcrc slnnlilu: slluboalus fall
Gliuting on a cottage wall.
'l‘llcrc its-\vlusoluc graces thrnil"
i Miguoncilc!
\\’ilcrc llll' fcvcrcd world is dumb.
Wilcrc lhc cooling ln'cczcs conic.
ifilid lllc birds. and bees a-hulu.
'l‘lu-rc by Nature sci.
-lv‘ln\\clcl. luolicsi as a dove.
lllow for up bloc silica :lbovc.
..\nd iilc liltlc hiss l lovc.
Mitziltlnctll‘l
i-‘rom the ltoslon 'i‘rauscrlpt.
A long face is a poor lnvcsztnlcul.
"i‘wus not forlncd for sccncs like lllcsc.
PLENTY OF MATERIAL.
From the Little Chronicle.
iluring an unusually warm. dry spell.
‘llc teacher was questioning soberfac-
cd five year old Jack.
“of what did God make Adam. Jack?"
Jack didn't know.
"God made Adam out of the dust of
the earth." said the teacher.
.lack pondered a minute and then
tirau‘led :
“He could make a lot of them. now.
couldn't be. Miss Mary?"
PAINFUL AS THE THOUGHT IS.
From the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
it is tholuzhl that the book soon to be
published by (lcucruls llotha. DeWcl
and liclarcy will be of gl‘ctlltll‘_Sll(‘CllNli
than the submit) vcnturc of Webster
Davis.
PART OF THE BURLESQUE.
From the Atlanta Journal.
(if coursc. the trusts understand that
I‘rcsidcul's liooscvcil's rclnal'ks alloul
them arc unncccssary at this stage
of the campaign.
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NO smart. "Mo-dale person ever eats anything but the best. Lite is short and the way to prolong it is to
eat only the very best goods obtainable.
it is an easy matter to get POOR S'l‘lil-‘lt‘. but it takes years of train-
ing and hard work and l'xllt‘l‘lt‘lliiu to know absolutely what line goods are. and to always kccp them ill stock. We
make it our business to handle only the first. and we unarautco'ali goods sold by us to be of that quality.
OUR WINNERS.
li'rcsll (,iouulry lines, title don. 3
lbs. lions Milk (trackers. 25c; ltlc lb.
l’urc Leaf Lard. lflc lb. Elegant
(‘olfccli from title to title Ill. li‘rtulh Peanut butter. 20c ill. 'l‘ry pound box ltirh‘s Fruit Calm. 25.2. Delicious. Fer,
l‘Il'l llama and lloncicua inn-on. llelillllful ltony Sweet lluttcr. 28c and title lb. 3 cans 'l‘ricolor Soups. 28c. 'i‘lte
lineal l‘olnlcuncd Milk on the lullrktil.—~Ncutlc's in the brand.
c. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
TELEPHONE, 58-2. .
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
We Have and a... rigid...
by a vigorous bombardment all along the line. and we intend to continue the attack until we capture the city. ml-
momhar, m sell for SPOT CASH and hue no bad debt: to l
ulnar: the bound: oi limit extremely low prlcoa.
on and that Ii why we can and do give our can-
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EUTTER-FINEBT ELGIN CREAMERV BUTTER, PER POUND. 250.
Fries on Butler advancing. Buy at till- price.
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20 LED. SUGAR. $1. SHOT MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE, 300. EX. 0 SUGAR, 22 LBS” O1.
POT_ATO!’e-I'INE NATIVEB, PEOK, lilo. FANCY SWEET POTATOEG, PEGK, 230.
last Full organ-l Chortle. 2 lbs, 25¢
Wilma brand Giraud Mackerel.
can, ' 15::
it was» dorm new 5““ ultra) 25¢
Quart Jar New Jelly (all flavors)
I":
liooltwood’n American Chocolate.
silica,
10c . Jonel’o Flour,
17st
Maud 8. Flour, bag in; hunt, £4.60
bag title; barrel, OMS
} Pillahury’a Bolt Flour,
Bag, filial barrel, $4.75
aim“! OURBD HAM, lull, 14s. IHOULDEIIE (I ate. lot) LB" lid. SPERHY a. BARNEB' BACON, LE, 176.
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