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Golden, Editor-and Prom-later.
\WIDNESD‘AY, MAR. ".1903.
‘ Jutland Almanac for Tomorrow.
. Bun rises 0le sets 6:65.
nus this It): Il a. In: 10:37 p. m.
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Young] Woman 8
Mysterious itooih
Was found lying at foot
of Stairs III New York. and
Four-Gdorod Men Are Hold
to Await l‘IIIrIIIIor' s investi-
nation
NEW YORK March it ..-—l)I-tI-I-IiIIIs
of the West Thirtleth street police stu-
tion ale much mystified over the find-
lng or the body of a young white wont
an lying at the foot of the stairs lead-
ing to the Albany Club billiard I'.oom
m
Ivamuo sauymal. "Larson:
oALLa.
88-0 -lualnoaa Office.
I“ -l¢|t0rl I Mom”
44 -III Inn 0. Manuals.
8448-! Wu Nhldanea. ,
NORWALK FORTUNATE.
:Norwalk Methodists ale to be lOII‘
tulntod upoll having the know, this
year, of entertaining the New \ork
East conference of the Methodist
Church. This is the most important
innual event in this denomination, for
this district. ()n it depends the pulpit
appointments for another year. and be.
sides ' these there is much important
is
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8th III ISIIII
ones A sIIIIMINI
Denies that ha Said Enlargement of
Municipal Plant Would not Bana-
ftt Outlying Districts.
lditor Evening Sentinel: While
reading the Hour. last Ivonlng, i ran
across II little story under the caption
‘llivlslou is liaising C.nnc " in which
a ‘wcll- known and prominent citizen"
quotes Inc us having said that the coil;
tI-Inpluled enlargement of the Inuulcl-
put I-IIII-iI'lc pluIIt "would not III- II llt'll‘
etlt III the outside and unucxcd dis-
ll'lcts." etc. i do ltoi I'IIIIIIIullIIII' hav-
ing I-xprcsscd such an idea, but when
asked lIIt‘orIIIIIlly by It gentleman early
tn the year regarding this illlt'slloll, I
aIIsWI-I'Id III substance that the co—
IIII'gomIIIIt us coIItIIIuplIItIIi would not
accomulodutc certulu outlying sections
of the new city. as additional lines and
special uppulutus for transmitting the
conIIIIeIciIIl sctvicc oveI a gr'eniet dis-
tancc titan the mascot city limits re-
bualaess to be transacted. This is the
occasion in which the various church-
,ea vie with each other in the making
of annual reports as to the souls sav-
ed, churches built. moneys raised and
mortgages paid. The, conference lasts
for one week, during which time the
Methodist Ministers from throughout
the New York East district, are. in at-
, tendsnce. and there never was one held
yet which was not also attended large-
ly by laymen of the church. Crowded
hudltorlttms are the rule of the Week.
6nd services are not infrequently held
', a: several churches at the same' time.
his ministers. for the most part are
6ntertained at the homes of members
of the church which undertakes to
“house" the conference, and such an
airing as there is of spare beds can
only be experienced lobe appreciated.
The session at Norwalk‘will assuredly
attract a large following of Methodists
trém this vicinity—especially on such
days as the Bishop is announced as 8
her.
f“: is this conference wholly a hour
. drum of religious work. There's much
Ipl‘ce always in evidence where even
two or three Methodists are gathered
.. together, and this is especially true of
the New York East conference. The
.. 2' lltest experiences, the latest anecdotes
f _ ing up in more ways
l
’.‘ Ibla to have such as her gIIesIs.--
and I general swapping of jokes are
dare to be sandwiched in between pray-
ers“ A Methodist conference is a sbakI
than one. but
witnal it Is‘é gathering of whole-soul-
ed. Wholesomefislncere men and wo-
.men. Norwaik is fortunate in being
An-
aonia Sentinel.
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“ trespass ’FaOM THE POPE.
Acknowledges Bishop Tiernsy'a Cable
and 80nd: Apostolic Blessing.
ltd” Btubon ’l‘leIIIey yesterday received
the following cublcgrum from Pope
Leo Xlll in answet to the one sent by
him in behalf of the Knights of Co
lumhus of the United States last week:
“Rome March 10 1903.
“The Holy Father thanks and bless
es the Knights of Columbus for theit'
meaaage of congratulation on the twen
fifty anniver of his pontiilcate.
s also. sending postolic blessing to
your diocese. ardinal Rampolla."
WOODBURY FARM HOUSE suauso
WOODBURY, March tl.—'l‘he Sher-
I an Minor farmhouse In Roxbuiy.
, "I destroyed by fire last night. The
house was occupied by William Brien
. , lad family. all of whom were asleep
:.Wlldll [the fire broke out and barely cs
coped in their nLght clothing. A de-
{active fine is all posed to have cans
ed 'the blue. The loss is 82, 000.
.Thm was little insurance
odds ADAMS REPROVED.
MRSON CITY, Mo., March 11-—
reprovln dge Adams, of the.
States district court at St. bou-
a fir granting the recent Wabash in-
A‘Wutlon hasIbosn adopted by theft-
quire would he neccssuly. These, ad-
ditions, however, would not IIqulrc any
change in the present plans and could
be installed with compaIatlvely little
cxpcnsc other than the actual c0st of
the apparatus and material delivered
and t‘l'f‘i'lt‘ll. as there is sufficient space
in the building that could be utilized
for such extra apparatus. that will not
be required for the proposed IIIIlIII'ge-
mcnt.
'llltMlPlllllt thII muttcr of supplying
llll‘ outlying (“shirts with light may
be taken up at the will of the monk
.iIItrI'IstIIII. without regard to the plant.
ill-t ll lti ()I' will Ill‘.
As it) the enlargement of the plant
being delayed pending the result of
legislative action Ilpou the bill for dis
vision. 1 do not know of any reason
why this should make any difference,
[VIIIioutItI-Illy all necessary contracts
ionnble again in summer fabrics—tho ‘wlll he awnrdul in good season. and l
paler shades the more an will be very much sIII'pIiseIl it next
You will make a mistake If you do Ifnll does not tlnd the enlargement in
not have at least one waist of linen loperation, whether division comcs oI
owned and patronized by negroes, on
the second floor of N West ’i‘htrticth
street. almost opposite the station
house.
The woman was of good appearance.
and well dressed. A surgeon who
examined thd body said death was due
to a fracture of the. base of the skull.
There was blood upon the stairs lead-
ing to the club room. as though the
woman had either been thrown down
or had tried to drug herself up him
she was hurt.
Thirteen colored men who were in
the club room Were taken to the stu-
tion house and four of them were lock-
ed up on suplclou of knowing some»
thing of the murder in which the wom-
an clone to her death.
FASHIONS.
All shades of yellow are very insh-
crnsh. It is considered one of the. .Itot. ”Ir l'll"cItIiIIIl(ummissioncls :III
smartest ”II nIaleIiuls and launders iltow IIIIII llllYt bcIn foI some time giv
beautifully i “it! this Inuit"! tern careful attention.
Be ver sure if you are going to have , ”'9 al"""'"‘“””“ for ‘I'" ““la'l‘“
laces dyed m“, vour gowns that you ,ment was made by the present city and
place them with responsible pfiFllt'S lupou its CII-Iiit alone without any
Your 80'“ is as liable to be 8,", o, ,thought or intuition of any othIII putt
wool as it is cotton or linen. and only of tho “m" "W’ mm" mm“! '" "'1
an expert M0,. will be sure of gettiui some any shine in the obligation. ”this
the exact shade in a different mm”. Eliltl should lli emphusizui. as ”In llttlI-
ial. s'ton rIfIIrI‘IIl to is some what mislead-
The lnIeIounters are showing ,, new ing in making it appeal as though the
novelty for use in the plane (It ribbon "' W town Inlght hm" to “hm“ l" 1‘ re
for running into headings I, has n lspousihllity. iII lllt‘ III-stlon of width
'white ”0",,“ and h, embroidered in Iit had no voice no I‘m thI plIIIIt‘ II III ht
hm: Iloi two it lllll‘tlt‘ll to own the sec--
colors. and has the advantage oVI-r rib- ' ... , ,
hon in that It can be washed and iron» |tllon ”m,””“m' it. all know that ”"1
ed and positively look us well :Ifth pant “'I‘“ “"9 of h" “on "M incl-
,” before ' dentally has wiped out something over
‘ Vb‘hirtwnists are being made of dark- tone~sixth of its min from its earnings
red. dtlrloblue. and other color linens. j'lnl‘l has HEW-"l permits" ll “:“I‘Wiu'y In
some of them embroidered with white ”' l ""8" '5 "3“” I”; "H” IBM"?!
, , tuny o Icr sec on ws to stare II
:$;k()ttll(l)(;lltls w?::1m:::félumgh T368122 bearing the burdcu of such a public as.
,m, are cxccedln ly lll't‘llv [0,, walslts set, it would not be very heavily bur-
wth'I-‘mucb servgice h expected on m, tdcned. when you conic to think it IIvI-r.
countof their dark color and the Open Some years aim the people down here
work done in a contrastln color ivcs thought a city of tlIcir own would llf‘
the ‘ a “,9 av n earnnceg 5 ‘u good thing, they got it and it was a
Hlbw Imus - g: Is there or who good thing: ”1011 they wanted a water
thing nothing opt driving a golf Sn“ for system: thrn IIII electric light system:
they got them both. both good things
1:33:13tzgoulel'mugo'ré‘llir £3221: 311:, Sistel citv poked a little fun at us to
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a man. The latter would require “‘5;an (ll in; ”uh ‘lvzwnt'alfiml no“
less expensive outfit the dues would! (I In a ”PW 0 u m" ”w“
iwould be It good thing she penis and
”9 trltllng ll would have ‘0 b" system holds ottt the same brand of consume
”“03"" and “0‘ spusmoditally "“““‘IIIent that W0 hIIIc learned to upset
and ”‘9 benefits. if one wcnt “b‘ll‘” it i but she is good and menus well. and w.
““h “‘9 some enthusiasm wou d be ‘ hope the time will come when she will
pelhaps greater. i know from 0X0” say the town of South Norwulk is n
icnce that it Is exhilnlating and not ,Km,‘ thing
harmful. Yours
The _fo'towlng is an extract roIn al A. E. WINCHESTER.
New York exchange and should be ____‘
:‘zzc d and heeded by ctery girl: Why'
in the 1‘ note of the (.I 'tces are the girls
of today not better trained in the II-- I
”lll'fl lo the ill” video 07 “1911‘ feet 9"} by “1° WI80l‘bUl‘y Authorities
said a masculine critic recently “Is .
, ,. . . WATFRBURY. March 1|. »—A promi-
.. ..
in close touch with the investigation
foot and ankle with perfect freedom. , , ,
in olden days young women were by Deputy Coroner land of thI mIIrdeI
taught to sit with their pretty feet dain- ‘ng911‘fieTufn ”“3, Mintllrlss‘ohn Rug:
lily crossed before them—a position b y, a root bel vnnIc g
which can never be awkward—but. 't ere s ”"50" to 9 love "”1" the men
no the ostures assumed b our we who committed the attack upon the
let: maidpens are ungainly 1);, the es lcar at lIorest Park Sunday night. are.
' ' still in the city. and that they will be
HOPE TO ARREST MURDERERS.
An important Statement Made Public
{hgmlfneer'wlnhgxg' sgmlergfigcgggflt:lapprehended before many hour.s He
iflt mmer at a function wilere short I added that the testimony which the
m deputy coroner has secured has all
share worn: but below the knees!
1,0,,“ peasants Did you ever ses- tended to discredit the theory held in
some quarters that the death of the
such position?" and i looked and mar-
3 vc.lled Feet widely separated and
d, 93.3 2); dagge'r: TS: 22:81:, planted flatly and heavily on lbw floor
~ . I*was one favorite position one er was
'7wd9' ‘Jhdge Elmer Adams ”tucking each foot around the legs at
the chair. Several girls i saw with
feet turned ln-——what is called pigeon
toed fashion—and feet apart. algo giv-
ing the widohpread awkward look to
the knees. I. Taking them one and all
on. it deprrecates the tendency
"F's-.1
a" TWO NEW POLICE CAPTAINS.
.m YORK, March ll—Sergeants
’ ‘E. Dillon and Joan J O'Brien
appointed wins today by Cort
iclsm. and i cannot understand why
such conspicuous faults should go un-
criticlsed and uncorrected."
PRESIDENT HALL ANSWERS.
Understood That Railroad Company
Will Not Ratnatata Engineer Fox.
NEW HAVEN. March ll.——President
John M. Hall. of the New York. New
Haven and HartfordRallroad. today.
sent a communication to the grievance
committee of the Fireman's Brother-
hood, answering the demand for the re‘
instatement of Engineer Fox, who was
a member of the Brotherhood. and
who was discharged by the company
last April. President Hall declined
to tell the nature of his answer saying
that the matter was a personal one be-'
tween him and the committee. Mem-
Hone 106-2. '-
11' opauamaos avs.
give out a statement regarding the
communication until 1t had carefully’
considered. It is lntimatsd. however
that the answer was a refusal of the'
demand of the men. the‘- company ll-
sorting that l'ox was dismissed for
running put a flag.l an error too flag-
rant to be condoned
, “My minus Invest-
”The baatasd most profitable
M
commit!) larch ll—MT. Wild
mammoth-carom. whom
bassoon-altar of Milford for a
aumbsrofmdladat his home
,horoofaoomplteatloaofdlaaasuto-
0a Lymnwas
every one' a posture was liable to crit- '
bers of the committee also refused to|
, fl
DEATH 09 OUILFONO POST-
MI.
ipoliceman was the result of a quart el
Ibetween him and the. non- -unlon motor-
lman and conductor of the car. The ev-
idence. he said, points wholly to other
parties and indicates that there will
be no reason for holding either Con-
ductor Weberfendefer or Motorman
Chambers. He declined to allow his
.name to be used.
'1‘ is announcement was the first
pub ic'intimation that anything of a
definite nature in determining the iden-
tity of the authors of the crime had de
veloped from the deputy coroner's in-
quiry.
gaged in the effort to solve the mys
tery have been reticent thrdughout the
investigation and have refused to ad
mit that any promising class had been
discovered. Boyodd the statement
given above, the otllcial reren-ed to.
cllnod to say anything, merely ans-
wering with a shag of the shoulders
when pressed with questions.
I Deputy Coroner Pond returned here
from New Haven at 11 o 'clock today to
take up the threads of the inquiry
where he dropped them yesterday. it
was announced that several more pet-
sons would be questioned and that the
coroner hoped to complete the inves-
tigation during the day.
The work of getting signatures to
the agreement of business and profess-
ional men to ride on the ears and defy
,the threats of boycott by strike symI
pathiasrs was condoned today
:eifect on the patro of the cars
was not very perceptlb s though at the
noon hour trams was somewhat hoov-
ler than usual on the South Ilaln
t
The funeral of the late 061cm Paul
Nondeissoha 3:31.03”: place this at-
tar-um was a y many hill-
lmrs of the Knights of Pyth’laa
The police and detectives en- '9.
The 11-16.
Jun—Imam."
“fill—I
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u'rH NORWAL a a
NEW YORK LIOIILATURE.
An Adiournmant__ Input-d b the End
of tha depend Wuk in prll.
ALBANY, N Y. Naoh 11. -—-An ad-
iournment of the New Yox legislatum
by the end of the second week in Ap-
rll; the passage of the canal improve-
ment bill. calling for an expenditure of
810 000. 000: the passage of a mortgage
tax bill imposing a tax of four mills
upon all mort ge excepting those of
religious, chart lab and educational
institutions; the Increase of the li-
illlfll' tax by fifty per cent. on all class
es of certificates thus Iaislug slx mil-
lions more of IIIvcnIIII: and the with
dIIIwul of tlIIII-IIIIVI~,IIIIII- II.- tax bill. Wet-II
the decisions of n republican caucus.
whiIh IIdioIIInIId late last night after
‘I Ioufer-IIqu with (lovernor Odell.
This decision settlcs- lhII legislative
ulongIuI which has been somewhat in
chaos because of national disagree-
ments. The (iovcr'uot was assuIeIt
that time wctc enough votes In both
houses to push IhII pr'oglam through.
CAYADUTTA CREEK ON THE RISE.
(ll. ()VEltSVti LE. N. Y. March ll——
(‘ayaduttu (‘rIII-k rose six feet during
the night tlooding mills putting out
tires at the electric light plant and par-
tially washing away the Fonds. Johns
town and Gtoversvillc Railway em-
bankment. A part of the city is on
deI' water and residents were taken
from their houses on rafts. The water
Is now subsiding.
HAVEMEYER SAILS FOR LIVER-
POOL.
NEW YORK, Mul'ch ll ~-ll. O. lluvt-
mI-ycr was. II passenger on the Oceanic
which su'ted for Liverpool.
colooooloont
-Look-
$7.00 per Ton Delivered.
Having received a consignment of
bright. fresh mined IIebtgh Coal.
bought at a right price.
We are going .to give our patrons
the benefit. following our usual cos
toln. Our principle is not to charge
two or three prices because the op
portunity offers. but to give value foI
value received.
WE LEAD. O'i‘tllfills Mt‘S
LOW.
tiling loolnood It Go
122 WATER S'l‘., SO, NORWALK
Branch Oillce 2 So. Main St.
Tel. Call 31-5.
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look i; ”photon
Pl. UMBINO.
STEAM.
HOT WA TER.
AND (MS
FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
and w—ZI'nc.
50 South Main Strut. 15;
South Not-walk, Conn
Telephone. 1370.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 81
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In affoct Docambar 21, 1802.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.:—12 602, 6: 062. 6: 682, 6: It
6:66, 7:,13 7:.52 8:162, 8:082, 9:863:
8:60.10: 262, 10: 60, 11: 862.
P. M.:—-l8 662, 1:18, 8:262. 8: 06
8:.802 6:07, 6:.602 6:40, 6:662,G:88
6: 662. 7: 662, 8: 00, 10.80.
SUNDAYS.
axle—13:40:, 6:052. 6:682. 8:06.
.P. 'II.-3::ox. 5:40, 6:552, 7:20
10:10. '
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. ll.-18:082. 6:006:00, 7:00
8:002. 8:08. 8:002, 10:082. 10:04.
11:00a.11:02.
P. N.:,—1808 1:04, 8:002, 8:.08
8:80x, 6:022, 4:,04 4:,80 62,08 0:.002
6: 08. 7: 002, 820:, 8: 002. 8. 80. 11: 00a
UNDAYB.
A. M.,1-—18:.:0826097:80,10:.08
PIH.:-600. 8:002,11:.00
l
LEAVE COUTH NORWALK ION
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.—18:082. 1H6,1:862.
7: 68, 8: 68, 8: 102. 10: 062.11: 062.11: 87.
P. H.—18: 082. 1: 18. 8. 082. 6:18
6: 86.6:86. 7062.8 062. 8:16, 10: 01
portiu ad to above—P
Karma“ '40, 5: 08. 7: 1’3:
lac—:1: 082,1?162. 1: 25:. 7: Is
-a:n, 11:061
o
”01’" NORWALK TO OANIURV.
I.:—6 88.18: 67.
ILL—1”. 6:872,6:,10 6:67. 7:18
TOWN LR.
88.7~
6:18'
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,8:18. 8:86, 11:87. -
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FRESH FISH.
We have a large variety of all kinds
of Fresh Fish at reduced prices:
Steak Cod, 10c: Graan Soa~Tr0ut and
Wsakflah, 10:; Large look Shad, 10c:
Market God, be; Haddock, So; Fresh
Herring, 0c: White Porch. 10:; Yellow
Porch, 10c; White Halibut, 14o: Blus-
tlah, 12c: Ctacoea, 10c; Bonita Macker-
sl, 10c; Plckerei. 10o: Lake Whitaftlh.
12c: Salmon, 10c: Flatfiah, 5 lbs., 25c.
Opened Oysters and Long Clams, 25c.
CAPT. nucsoss.
East land of Washington Street llrtdgs
Old Salvation Army Building.
WE ARE SHOWING NOW
NING SEN
TIN’EL
Dress Bonds, SIM: and
Vision 9000s.
The enthusiasm has been constant since the
first showing of our beautiful collection of dress
and halal materials. Hundreds of women babe
viewed and examined the line, speaking in the
highest terms of the selections. Those who
KN ELEGRNT LINE.
O!" l
BLACK HITS
suitable for immediate. wear, includ-
ing some I’holce designs made espec-l
lally for moIIInlng. 'l‘lIII styles were?
llI'Vi‘l' so III'I'Ilt) and [trims lll'\"t‘l H0
reasonable
M. F. ACKERMAN
81 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
Councctcd with large Bridgeport Ea-
tablishment.
We will remove to our new store, 31 I
WW“
(tool and Diamonds
Scientists say time isn't mIIIlI
Ililfereutc bIth-I ll coal and Ilia
Inonds. both being Illflt tic'ali)
purI- I-',IIIbon
(foal. then ought to be an or-
IIIInII-ut. and it is a vow 9pr II
sivc one to most homes. if
you want to get no of coal, and
the dirt smoke and bother of
tuning it mound. you should let
the Gas Company turn the coal
into IlIIan gas. and keep the
smoke, ashes and Itlrt III the gas
works
Thclc \I'II w some happy people
during the gteat coal strike—
thcy were using (las Ranges.
Hot water is acquired quick-
er and cheaper on an indepen
dent Water Heater than in any
othel way
Gas Ranges at present 80. 75
miss a share of these handsome materials will
pay more for them elsewhere. We knee7 them
all marked underprice. Come in while the Se~
lectr'on is intact. They consist of
All Wool Broadcloth. Serges.
Cheviois. Mixed Sailings. Can'
vas Crashes. Elamines. Voiles,
Henriettas. Mistrals. Crepe-Ela-
miae. Henrieilas. Albatrosses.
Basket Cloths, Canvass Sailings.
Eta, Prices. 500. 750. $1. $1.25.
$1.50. $2. $2.50 and $3) per
uard.
YAMA-MAI SILK for lining, tbe most
practical gooa' Silk, in all shades, at a [072: price,
3 9c yard.
Yard Wide Taffelfa. beautiful lustre, oalué
$1.25. at 3!.
\Dash 90005.
All the new choice materials for waists
and dresses. The stack sealer was in better con-
condition; the styles never as pretty. We have
every kind the market affords. lowly priced for
the quality whether it is dark or light ground.
We have them—Fine Sheer Swiss, Silk Tissue
Madras, Mertm'zed Foulards, Novelty Cbeoiot
and Gingham—10c to $1.25 per yard.
up
independent
67..r :0 up.
(‘ onuect ions Free.
\Y IItIIr llIIuths,
I
Conn. Railway and
nghflng Company.
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YACHT LYSISTERATA AT SAN SEWER GAS TORE UP. PAVEMENT.
JUAN. NEW YORK \larch 11-rTwo big
SAN JUAN. P. 11.. March ll.—The holes were torn in the pavement on
AmeriIaII steam yacht Lysistcratu, Ninth avenue, betwctul 49th and 60th
with James Golden Bennett aIId party streets today. by an exp colon of sewer
on board arived here yesterday even gas, generated in electrlt wire c-on
lug. illr.1lcnnett's guests include duits The stone blocks were thrown
Prince and PI intess Murat. the Count. up. striking the elevated railway struc-
of Janviile, of Paris and the Duke of Iure. Fortunately there were few pee
Sasso. of Naples. The Lysisterartn l ple in the vicinity at the time. and but
“ill sail shortly for Cuba. {one man was injured be but slightly.
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CALL 58-2. I
Seymour’ sStore
You
Want
Goon THINGS TO EAT.
Our fancy high-grade Formosa and Mixed Tea at 00c lb. Sold at 80c else-
where for the same quality. We have people for miles around who care
for our celebrated 'l‘cas and Coffees. You will get the finest of the goods.
and will call for more. Str-iIily fresh Country Eggs, 25c doz. [Sweet Rosy
ilutter. Liebig Beef. iron and \Vine.40c; 3 bottles for 81.00. Double
Cream Cheese. Splendid Coffee at 220. 25c. 28c and 30c. We are sole agf
cuts for Cafe a Elite. 1
. (let in line and do your
.Im _
Voting has commenced in a brisk manner.
share.
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70
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the
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7C
Marsh 8 Browa' 3 Median Brand Peas. 7c can. or 4 cans for 25¢.
jun: packing. and as: first quality. They one well worth I 0c a
9c
Ackoice lot of band-picked Tomatoes. packed by E. Robeson 8 60., Maryland. Well worth
IOC
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer,
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST..
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
7c 70
These Peas an: of early
can Buy quick.
90
90
can Rice for this sale. only 9c.
iOc 100
Blue Hill Brand. Grown andpackdr’n
A ”collide. Mule 10c can.
in that litre.
up York state.
Norwalk Chronicler