‘_ Yr: SEPT. 29, 1902.
Aim I‘m for Tomorrow.
lies 6: 48: sets 5: 38.
.mw
, When ioommunlcatlonn “it.
mu :bould ho addrumi to The
‘in Greece this
hunt to 330,000,000 pounds.
Three. Chicago ministers have head-
movlment to secure the church
laboring people.
9y. are“. Bishop Samuel Fellows of
Reformed Episcopal Church, the
Dr. Christopher Perrcn, pastor of
evWestern Avenue Baptist Church.
d the Rev. Dr. Ray Bergen Guild, of
Congregational
'iitbiitliince of the
, , .Leavitt Street
—-...
were made the candidates.
rotary of the convention,
congressional conventions.
system.
dojnot affect the cables, arid
iiy be slower than by the latter.
earning the cables he says:
has not been shaken one iota.
it]!
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
f out-Jet in half-bull shape.
gowns of the shngglest materials.
I Ladies are Wearing
men.
The nets of mini are \'t' ry
draped over white taller n.
the blue ones.
“flick pin for ornament ‘morcly.
place.
tuaily shaggy and shown
war the prevailing color.
We to be folded.
_ ity or another.
~ or, othsm.
M..-
I.
likes delightful pillows
elf resting against a pillow
oi bai um.
um...
gown.
W
' ilfl.
Wm.
urposcs.
for that reason.
; gr. Avatar”;
about the
I attractive. ,
nANAGfiuEN'F.
e flitting Enterprise
tide 10:07 a. m.; 10: 34 p. m.
urduy. i
season will
No es-
the Colorado house of representa-
two by the recent Republican county
intention of Arapahoc. Colorado. Tile
‘ on persons who received the high-
li number of votes in the convention
Mrs.
Thompson stood third In the list Mrs.
ELL. Wixson was chosen assistant soc-
‘ and seven-
,een‘women were among the delegates
elected from Denver to the state and
Sir William H. Prccce. the English
outhority on telegraphy, does not think
thin. the electric cables are in any dun-
gar of- being superseded by the wireless
A He says the latter is subject
‘oxeonditions and uncertainties which
7 that
tranamission of words must necessar-
Con~
"The
value of the submarine cable system
The
‘ tlantic is bridged by fourteen eublcs
always available and rarely disturbed.
Eachvyorks with a speed for exceeding
anything obtainable on an etilerlc cir-
. Among the new buttons l notice one
Black‘cloth stmpplngs are seen on
Flowers of colored lcatbcr are. out
nut and appliqued on pillow covers of
. a large cravat
Wry much like the “imperial" worn by
pretty
especially
(The correct young man never wears
lie
uses it to hold the folds of his cravnt
Many of the new dress cloths are
plentiful
sprinkling of silvery white hairs what
ever put your~ simks or four-in-
nde‘ In a case so short that they
Whether of one
folds do not im
”While the afternoon visiting or car-
. ,.'» [town is always the most elab-
M that a woman wcnrn In daylight
those that are In vogue now are
are elaborate than all previous dev ‘
are are many shrubs whose foll-
‘ X in the
p- are home one Is as likely to find
royal or sweet fern as she Is
little boil and socket fasteners
to easy to fasten skirt and
her that many housekeep-
fr to have their work dresses
this way rather than In one
They are more easily
., BY beaver felts promise to
Molly smart. and the young
going to wear them In very
‘ One of those built and n
of ionic-boiled furs should unt-
lemnnds of the most exacting;
. id'thnt the for of the urny
is very newest and intent for
be used for trimming and
A good many
Is in or amine and it will
have to share honors with
thi newer and u need many
. we so; yea
adored at a price that
ovum-um
Dr. and Mrs. Jenn Dumortler spent
Sunday in Danbury.
Adolph Dreyfnss spent Sunday with
his mother in New York city.
Jnrnes Yates. of South Main street.
spent Sunday In New York city.
F. H. Gleason nnrl wife. of New the
noun. took donnor ut the Clifford, Sut-
Mist. Susan Sutclll’fo, of Iirookiyu.
was the guest of Mrs J. C. tirowo over
Sunday
... -..... w..-.
Mrs. linvid llnynrond has returned
from a two inolrlbs' stay at Sarntoga
Sprint-ts.
Oscar Squires, of South Nor-walk.
spent yesterday with friends In New
York city.
Miss Vivian Smlerstrorn. of Bayvlew
nvenuc, spent Sunday with friends in
New York city.
James ll. Knapp, of West nvcnue.
Is in Boston. Mass, to see his son, who
is ill of appendicitis.
Mrs. Oscar chlcr, of Pound Ridge.
N. Y., is the guest of Mrs. i. l.. lirnd-
icy, of 22 Union street. .
Miss Helen Brown.
the Norwalk hospital.
from her European trip.
ircnd nurse at
has returned
Edward J. Mulley. of South Norwalk.
is spending a few days at the home of
his sister, in New York city. ,
Charles ii. iIIll, son of Mrs. Charles
J. Hill. of West avcrluc. left town last
week to enter Yule College.
I". C. Burrows. an insurance agent
from Boston is making a short busi-
ness stay in South Nor walk
Sanford Wicks is wearing his right
build in a bandage the result of an ill-
.lury be etched several days ago
Percy E. (lowing. of New York. was
the guest. Sunday. of Miss Charlotte
M. Hamilton. of Newtown avenue.
Miss Merrill, of Iiinoicurnvillc. S. l..
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave
l’itzer. of Stuart avenue, Norwalk. '
Mrs. D. W. Raymond, of 9 Crescent
Terrace. returned Saturday from a
two mouths‘ stay at Sarntoga. N. Y.
Clifton Mnthcr Cooley and Mrs. ll.
M. (.‘ooicy life in New York city today
and will visit the lionieopninrc Col-
lege,
Homer Crnw, of Chestnut street. has
returned from Waterbury and will take
a position with Austin & tiraw. Water
street.
Miss Murplu of New \or k who has
her- -n visiting Mr. and Mrs. lluuh Iiurf
kin. of South Main street, has return
ed to her borne.
icor‘gc W. Wallace and family. who
have been sunrmcrlni: at Pine l’oint.
friends in South Norwalk.
stopping at the Mahackerno.
with friends in New York city.
you,
Sunday at his home in South Norwulk.
fr‘.Iclrds
has gone to New York to spend a few
days with her mother.
.Chclscu. Mass,
grins“; Com in. tin
sachusctts had Cbiiiibbv
ail-I
P. J. iivncli. of Danbury. is visiting
.1
W, V. Vaughan. of New York. is
mV—a
J. William Vollmer
spent Sunday
.,.. .._...
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hall. oi New lla—
nro guests at the il’lnimckorno.
“tn"...
Ounce, of New York. open:
A. C.
w...
'llronrns ii llilnliou. of Bristol Conn.
ii In South Norwnik today calling on
mm
Mrs. i‘. '1‘. Ounce, of Railroad place.
Judue .lohn H. Light returned into
Saturday nighi from a ten days’ vncn-
tlou trip spent in Canada
A. ll. Scovllle of New York In in
South Noiwalk today on business and
called on Senator John H. Ferris.
E. J. liiillnys of West Virginia.
spent yesterday the guest of Captain
William F. lloyt. of Grove street.
Mrs. Wlillurrl Avery. of South Nor'
walk. spent last 'l‘hursday at the home
of Mrs. Jesse St. John. In Hartford.
Miss Cora liuvls. who has been the
quest of Mr. and Mrs. James Paul. of
Grove street, returned to her home in
today.
Mrs. Clio lllnteb. who has been
«pending the past few weeks in Bos-
ton. is the guest of Miss Sadie Miller.
of iligb street. Norwalk.
1. morning. after i
a week‘s vacate on about with friends in
New York Meir
tlcut.
cus Snmnel..who has been an alder-
man of the city of London since 1891,
was elector] lord mayor of London. for
the ensuring your at the Guild llall,
this afternoon, succeeding Sir Joseph
C. Dimsdrfle
Accrdcntlnsurancc
Combined ‘lm’f’l
Registration and identification.
$1,000 in case of death by accident
while traveling as prescribed by pelicy.
$5.00 per week for loss of time for
non-fatal injuries.
ALL FOR $1.00 PER YEAR
For particulars call or write
TAYLOR (‘3 GOLDEN.
Telephone Call. 107—1 M
Peters’
Shells and
Cartridges
are a superior ar'Ilele. 'I‘lrls iunke may
Irot be especially well known in this
city, but throughout the country at
large is prized lriizblyv—eworld records
being made.
We have a full litre of smokeless and
blank powders.
Norwalk li’ d w ’6 Co.
34 Main St. Norwalk
fir
Foresight Mains Good Sight.
Albert 'i‘llly has returned to his
borne in lirnrrklyn after spending t
week the Quest of his cousin. Ernest
ll. 'l‘lily. of Union street.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Cranston, of
(‘oloulrn N. .i.. are spending a few days
with Mr. (‘raurlion‘s sister- in- law, Mrs.
William ll.\ ’1'olllncr. of Union street
(‘ontrrcssrurur El . ilill.
Powell and (i. It}. Yerill. of the l'uiierl
States Department of River and liar-
bor Appropriations. ball dinner yester
day at the Clifford.
......_........
ties as night l‘il‘l'ii ill (iris llosclle‘s
lunch wncon this evening utter a
week‘s vacation spent in iirldgepori,
New York and other places.
___L_.‘_... ..A_ .
true, Nor-walk. returned Saturday
in Linoleumvllle, S. l.
r-onrpnnlcd by
who will be hcr guest
George A \iimlploy of the
be will spend with relatives
friends in llrlduenmi. lirlrlgcwntcr
"min. and New oYrk state.
(‘apialn l.cor:rrrd ll. Wildman
soil from 'iianlla for
returned to their winter borne in
Bridgeport today.
Mrs. ll. E. ilodwcll cuierinlued Mrsi
1“. Themes. Miss Laura Smith and Miss"
Sadie E iiodwcll at dinner. Suturduyi
curring. at the Clifford. ‘
James S. .uilcy and family, who
have been sunrmeriuu nl Hickory
«liluff, returned to Ibclr winter resi-
:lr‘nt‘e in Brooklyn today.
Miss Elizabeth Austin. of West nvc-
uuc. daughter of Judge A. E. Austin.
returned home. yesterday. from n sev-
eral monihs’ sojourn in Europe.
Mrs. John lx'nchlcr and two child-
ren, of North Main street. sailed from
New York Saturday for tlcrmuny.
where they will spend the winter.
Mr, nrrd Mrs. George llutchford, who
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
lluuh hurkin. South Main street have
returned to their home In Scubencriudy
Mrs. .l. Ii. bowtlr. of Nor wulk
«miccicd home from a id'urupenn trip.
shortly. She will sail on the Ameri-
i-n’h.Llnc steamship. Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Stanley. of
Georgetown. spout Sunday ut the home
of tho fornrtvr‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
S. K. Stanley, In Main street, Nor-
walk.
Miss Charlotte M. llnmllton. of New-
town avenue. will leave tomorrow. for
linmnpo. New York. whore she vflli be
the arrest of her aunt. Miss Adelaide
Illumilton. -
Misses Mamie and Alice Troy. of
Newark. N. 1.. who have been upend-
Ing the past two weeks lilo guests of
the Mines llnrrbnur. of (irons street.
Norwnik, returned ironic today.
0 a
Irving ll. Reed. foreman for L. J.
Reynolds, of Norwnik. Went to New
York i-‘iuutlny mornlmr with a four
borne van and brought to Norwnik the
furniture of iicnlamin If. Andrews.
Mrs. Frank Horton of l’ouuirkceo
ale. N. i'.. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. fili-
hurt (i ilorton of Main utroot. Nor
wnik. Mr Horton is employed in
iiridaepori and expects soon to move
to Norwnlk.
W
sisal academy. , ,
Mrs. John I“. Benedict and dough
Island. Mr.
them.
runner and typewriter in the main
Ili‘iI not an emotion has»:
, visit his~ ironic in linrrbury,
Miss iiilia Hawaiian. who has been
making her home with Mr. and Mrs.
George ii. VanAistynn. of iisyview
avenue. for blame than. has gone in
Boston. where she will enter a nun
ier. Minn tattle boned lot havn re
turned from the herkshlros, where
they have been attending the summer
and are scale at their home on nulls
benedict has Joined
with norm AiiiBWli‘ih. of can Nor-
- wink. resumed her duties as stenoite
Hem ember.
her. and will spend
South Nor u hill where he was employ-
ill for some years In the Nnrunlk iron ;
VVIH‘iiH
’l‘bc liev. Alexander Hamilton urn
hers. N. \'.. where Mr.
bar. of i’hilndcl
lliiiil.
llev. A. Hamilton officiated Sunday a
St. John's Church. Stamford.
Miss ii. i‘.. Sellers.
MERIDEN FOR RECEIVER.
tary Possession of Coal Mines.
MERIDEN. Siopteiirbcr
meeting under the auspices of
Economic
tcrdny, at which resolutions addresses
to Governor Stone.
\voro adopted.
result of the mlnern’ strike the price a
mains unchanged will result In
to cold and Its effects, the resolution
continue:
"Eighty millions of people In ml
the lives of 2ii.ii00.0ll0 depend
Pennsylvania cord, their right to Ilf
gives them a riyht to that cunl. 'I‘hoi
anything lhut
technically and
not.
legally
to relieve the situation.
lilo trillion through it receiver If that b
immediately populhio.
session in the name of the state."
may.» .—
THE YEARG 0F PETER.
(bouillon 'I‘abiotl
reaching the limit of the reign of Pb
clear in sight low for Leo Kill A
count. fit. but
seven dawn
run will. b
same period.
will be safeiy‘paased by the Ho
Father.
. .
Women-moist is your business?
Maior C. l“. .
lmcmon ll. 'l‘ripp will resume his rlu .
Miss Lottie Piizer. of Stuart nvc~
night. from a week‘s visit with friends
She was ac-
Miss Maude Merrill.
clear
firm of Wirelpley & (‘lrrr-k, left today
on his annual vacation of a week which
and
Will
Sun From Isco. . ,
p is expected he will . *‘l‘r'lleu of finished road complete.
in Novelrl- through its Hl‘ii‘t'iilii'fi and the
several days In
family have returned home from You-
ilnuriliou nfll
eluted at tile wedding of his niece.
Miss Hamilton. to 'l‘hcodorc ll. 'I‘crrlll.
a leading lawyer of Herschel County
Governor Stone Asked to Take Mill-
Zli“ A mass
the
iA‘iig‘ilL‘ was held hero yes-
of Pennsylvania.
After reciting that as a
cool I» dolly iner casing and the supply
diminishing. which If the situation re-
the
death of many perilous from exposure
country have the right to life. liberty
and the pursuit of happiness. and if
upon
rights In the premises cannot be ia-
norod and they will. under the uncon-
rrlties of the rtihse, back up by fore.
you will do. whether
orthodox or
"We petition you therefore in uteri.
If not then by
martial law and military inkinit non.
Very quietly, so quietly Indeed that
not one of tho lilomnn newspapers has
nrivericd to It. the Holy Father made
another record In the annals of ions
pontiiicntsslasthednesday. On Sep-
tember 3. Leo itlli. completed twantyu
four years. six} months and fourteen
days In the supreme pontlficato. thus
Vt, and takingl the second place after
St. Peter. Thti "Years of Peter" nro
cording to Iiielgenornliy received no-
wun bishop of Rome
for twenty dive years. two months and
on April 7 next Leo
eel voiente. round off the
hero is every reason
to believe that be short seven months
mpg-«- p rsuit is the realisation
oi1 1th: high or Mosaic of the human in.
if there ever was a tr'uclsm it is ex-
1 crhplilied In the headline above. “Forc-
lnialrt means flood Slight." It is sim-
pic, because. of lack of foresight in re
card to the eyes that there is so much
ipoor sight in the present day. The
"nipping" ill the bud of slight eye ail-
ments means the securing of sound,
he: iliilfui sinhtmpcr fe ct. vision.
i HOMER B. IIOYT.
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
Fina Watch Repairing.
Room ti. United Bank Bldg. 80. Nor.
Office hours 8 to 11:45; 12:46 to 6:30
i
i Saturday evenings, 7-9.
' Special appointments made to suit
patrons
NOTICE To
CONTRACTORS.
Wilton, Conn,
day. ()clober 8. 19023,
l‘oruruissloncr. lllds
l 'l‘llr
fir)\\'ii.
y \‘luie
llllzhwuy (.‘omrn'rssioucr reservr
iibe contract is let
i ‘acr-ompnuied by a bond of not less Ibur
meilrird of thr
lion of the work.
:t‘li by him shall be required to iorfel
fermions in price between his bid our
L the next highest bidder.
or iii Hartford.
the right to reject any and all bids.
' lime.
JOSIAH (lilJlEll'I‘,
t J. J. KllNZ.
‘ ’I‘. GREGORY.
8‘”) iii
s p MA initiator to
LONDON. September 29—«8lr Mar- ’
Sealed Proposals will be received by
the Ilonrd of Selectmen of the town of
until 2 p. or. of Wednes-
ror the grading
and construction of two sections of
crnvcl road in in.’\ town of Wilton in ur-
eordnncc with the plan» and spcclllca
lions approved by the, State Highway
all state. the
i lil'il'i‘ pcl’ lineal foot for each or either"
“be right to increase ni‘ diminish the
lumber of feet to be unproved after
All bids must iw
amount of construe
Any bidder refusing
to sign the contract at the prices offer-
.Seymour’ sStore
‘ in sum from his bond corral to the dif
is a guest of the Miss Hamilton. i
Plans and
specifications may be examined at the
office of the Town Clerk or at the 0f~
lice of the Slate liiuhwny Dollimlsslon-
’l‘lrc sciecirucu and the
State Highway Commissioner reserve
Dated at Wilton. t‘t.. September 29.
Selectmen, Town of Wilton.
THE TEN TON DOOR
Chester DeVonde and his excellent
company will appear for the entire
week commencing tonight at I-ont's
Theatre. Ten Ton Door is the great
est scenic production ever seen at pop-
ular prices. It is a British military
oorncdy drama and has been consider-
ed and constructed with uncommon
skill by its author There are live acts
essential to the derelopment of the
blot and the spectator is led on
through the various scenes in a state
of increasing interest as tiro play pro~
menses.
FLORODOl‘lA. '
At I-ioyt's Theatre. next week 'i'ues-
day evening. beautiful. tuneful “i"io-
rodorn' will have its initial presenta-
tion in this city at the bands of u road
company which critical opinion {no
nounecs Is In no way Inferior to the
original company In point of detail.
The fame of the very fascinating
dorrblo sextettc, "Tell Me. Pretty
Maiden," has long preceded the advent
of “Flor‘odora.’ and It will come. be
seen and heard. and will wlrr renewed
admirers from local theatre-goers.
Lovers of light. pretty and refined mu-
sic will be enthralled, and the per-
forrrrauco will prove one of the most
enjoyable offered our theatre-patrons
in a long time. The company Is a
large one, numbering over seventy per-
sons and is equipped with a scenic err-
vlronlrrent requiring two sixty-foot
baggage cars for its transportation.
NOT DOOMED FOR LIFE.
"1 was treated for three years by
good doctor's." writes W. A. Greer, Me
Connelisville, 0. “for Files and Fis-
tula. but. when all failed. Buckien’s
Arnicn Salve cured me in two weeks."
Cures llurns. lirulsvs Cuts (‘orns
Sores, Eruptions Suit lRheum, Piles or
no pay. 200 at Iv. liaxtcr' s druc
store. ”
HURRICANE DEATH ROLL SWELL-
ING.
LONDON. Sept. ZilwA special des-
paicb from Rome says the death roll
resulting from the recent. hurricanes
in Sicily is swelling. The bodies of
six hundred persons are pow awaiting
burial. and as menus for their prorrrpt
various departments.
clean.
with gold initials.
We will introduce to you a few new articles that We. have put to our
tun Store and you'll find it in most cases.
Ladlcs‘ i‘tubbcr Gloves for wear in
made and no better protection for the hands. keeping them white and
Another practical article is the new ilubber Soap Dish,
clean, at 250.
Silk initials in large sizes to mark clothing,
Ladics‘ Wrist Bugs, the best makes in America, at 50c and $1.00.
Fancy lllbbon for Sofu Pillows, four shades in one and
four widths of No 5 ribbou,‘
l‘ure lrish Linen Writing Paper.
When you want a practical article try the Bos-
Every pair warranted. 96c.
2 for be.
we per y d.
the kltchen-—~no better glove
easy to
bats, etc., In black,
looks like
mine ‘Z'c, at lilo.
interment are lacking there art-grave
fears of an epidemic.
Another special despair-h from
Rome says that yesterday's lrurricullc
swept the small towns of llelpaso and
'l‘orru Snuin Marie. In the province of
i"ntnuiu. Sicily. and destroyed every-
thing in its wake. Many persons
were killed. The cathedral of liclpns-
so was ricstroyml, burying a large
a large number of worshipers. Sev-
eral ships were wrecked and they
mpuiation lwtominr: prrnle strickcn.i
tied to the rrrountains
ROME September 21l-»i\'lulz Virior r‘m‘l
Aurmanucl has sent $ldddii for the re-
lief of the families of the victims of
the recent storms in Sicily.
The annual session of the
mine Hf Connecticut, Ancient Order of
lTnlleri Workmen. will be bold in the
Auditorium in Hartford on Wednes-
ili and I?
slop of the Grand lodge to be held in
Hartford. Wadsworth. Nathan Hale.
l’nr'lrvillc and Nutmeg lodges will unite .\i r.
, in arranging a rccr-pilon for the grand
lillr-ers to be given in the Arrdltorluirr
m the eveninr: of fir-tuber- 1h. The run. and ciubi for A. M.
‘ reur has been lili entirely successful Mansfield. Afterward Mr.
me and only seven assessments have son's nomination was
‘ieen made. There ar H.827 rueuiiwrs rrluus.
"lll‘iiiii‘ti in the (‘ourreciicui bulges,
i Sentinel ads pay.
\\ -\l.l.l Ntil‘mll)
‘ (uses of Herbert \Inr,ble of New York
of New Haven. 1
i young men who are charged with mail-
slaughter in causing the death of John
Moiz while they were driving an auto
-—————- ‘rnobiie. were continued today
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORK- iSnturdav October 4. in order that the
ME N. l tomncr may file his finding before the
(“and l trial takes plate.
lay Thursday and Friday. ()(tobcr Iii. i ’l'Ol LAND Sf‘ill
This will in tbr that am. iizilili rouniy Republican c'onrention to-
day A. i’ Dickinson of liockvillc. was
nominate d as a candldutt
lilckinson received thirty—our- of
Three votes
i’i‘t‘lllict'.
lire forlv-iwu votes case.
were ilrrnwrr for Mr.
AUTOMOBILISTS' CASES CONTIN-
.
Sept.
ii ll. '1‘ little.
SHERIFF DiCKlNSON RENOMINAT
D.
2:: ~— Ar
Those who bnve disagreeable news
to tell you, always Iinrl you ill
until
nradc
RELIEF WOULD BE VERY SLOW.
NEW YORK. September till—~— Among
-)9.—~'1‘er l those in this city who are interested
in the railroad and other companies
.r.‘l‘ectcd by the suit brought in Boston.
to put these companies into the hands
of a receiver owing to the coal strike.
the opinion is general that no result
can be expected from such action.
Frederick i). Underwood. president of
the Erie railroad. is quoted as having
said: From my point of view. it is it
legal question pru'ely——thcy can. un-
der the law. put the coal roads into
the bands of a receiver. or they call-
not. I assume that the relief they
seek necessarily will be so slow of ric-
coruplishmcnt by the proposed method
that the practical results will be of
little value.
Mrs. Aristocrat-Did yw hear what
. of Mrs. Noovcau Rich said to me at thr-
convert this afternoon?
Mrs. Wellborn—No. my dear; do tell
me all about It.
Mrs. Aristocrat—~Wcli, she informed
me she burl derided to have a non dr
, plume in her but vllrrrpcr s linzar.
i
"at only the very best goods obtainable.
Fresh Country Edna, 32c doz.
lioffecs from 25c to 38c. lb.
s
CENT. LESS.
i4 lb. l’ure Cinnamon, price 10c: thi
sale, tic.
1/. lb, Pepper. price lilo;
, lie.
1; 1/. lb. (‘lovcs price ldr: this sale iii
CV. lb. Alisplco. prk o lllc;
Fl
this snir
,, Cline package Solicpp‘s Cocouuui 10
site, 8n.
n .inio, 8c.
JOSELOFF.
TELEPHONE, 138-5.
ALL KiNDS OF SPiCES 25 PER
Package Royal (loconrirrt, thin rude.
c.
1 package l’Illsbriry‘s Oatmeal, this
72 NORTH MAN 51‘. 80. NORWALK.
rls llama and lioucicss iincon.
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Ne smart np-to-dnte person ever oats anything but the best.
Life is short and the way to prolong it is to
it is an easy rnntler to get POOR S’I‘llii‘ll‘, but It takes years of train-
iIii: and hard work and experience to know absolutely wirut fine goods are, and to always keep them in stock.
make it our business to bundle only the bust. and we guarantee all goods sold by us to be of that quality.
OUR WINNERS.
3 lbs. Boris Milk Crackers, 250: 10c lb.
Ii'rculr Peanut Butter. 20c lb.
lienutli‘ui itoiry Sweet flutter. 28c and 300 lb.
lineal Condensed Milk on the rnnrketmNestle‘s is the brand.
'l‘ry pound box ltlcb'a Fruit Cake, 25c.
We
l’ure Lent Lord the lb. Elegant
Delicious. For-
3 cans ’l‘rlcolor Soups, 25c. Thor
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33 WABHlNGTON STREET.
Tracers-ions, we.
C. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
LOOK n THESE
snoumnn s'rnnk,
Cash Prices.
3 lbs” ilbc
winter or you will regret It.
B . S I Fl
19 a e on our.
We have Just received it our load of Flour, and In order to brake room for another which In nhoui due. we
offer you some pretty low figures; lthur than you will son It again for some time.
liuy your Flour now for the
Just think of It, the only Flour In town that comes direct from tho rniilu.
was one, 55c.
MAUD 8. FLOUR (OUR OWN BRAND) EVERY BARREL GUARANTEED.
PER BARREL. Mao.
JONEB'S SUPERLATIVE FLO UR.
PILLSBURY'S XXXX FLOUR,
PER BAG 60¢. PERBARREL, $4.76.
FINEST ELGIN
CREAMERY
BUTTER.
Per Ib., 25c.
25::
5 lb. Package Saxon Ooh,
Piece of China free.
Barron Wheat Food. plop, 139
Piece of China free.
Imperial Pia Fruits, 8 pkg». 261:
ll cakes Acme Boon, for 250
Pilisbury'a Out Food, ohm, 10::
Fresh Pip 3m, II», the
ROUND STEAK “0 PER BAG, 570. PER BARREL. “.05.
in sinuous s'r'nnn, ‘~ . 10c '
raornnuousn ISTEA‘K. is a 2m; Firm Native Palmmoko. 17°
, LAMB errors, lilo Haney Sweet Potato”, pic. 23:
" noes GENUINE spams mun. 12c. 2 Ibo. PM“ Cream Cheese. 250
norms. lilo cum irlr New daily, 100
wrrornc roar; u ' m s: Sue-r (inn-ed Ham lb. 14o
“0‘“va PORK“; A“ “J a, 10:3 Nico smoked Ghfitiidli’it, lib, Ito
SAUSAGE . , tic Native Rod Onions, pack, 25:
wanna HAMB. use
iv shorten snorinnnrts, lie
rowan. in:
HOME DREBEED CHICKENH.
NATIVE sports.
18 it 20c
FRBUH GATHERID £060, per dam, 306. BEST LEAF LAND, 2 lbs" 26:. BACON, per It)» 180.
"School: Mark”
Norwalk Chronicler