.QlTV MEETING TONIGHT.
5 'Tlie'eity meeting tonight to consider
the paving of Washington street is one
No: much importance, and should be at-
ded by all interested. it is the gell-
laral. desire that the street should be
,paved as soon as possible. and the
' bastion tonight will he as to the ma-
terial to be used. The original vote
,as that it should be paved with the
boat brick. in investigating along this
the the Common Council and Street
Commissioners have had their atten-
iOa called to a wood pavement that
”been favorably represented. The
members of the Council and the Com-
“ 5. saioners have examined it, and are
5favorably impressed. Yesterday a [del-
much of citizens'also went to Boston
,‘vlaccd that the paviag'ls of the most
Editable and noiselesslcharacter, but
' are not convinced .that it would be
boat to use it in Washington street.
or reasons which will be stated to-
night; The matter of grade is one of
tits most important reasons for prefer-
ring other pavement in Washington
Vstreet.
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At the annual convention of the
' American Medical Association in New
‘iorleans the address of the presiding
" thii address, our medical schools and
~~”ooileges are now turning out from it).-
5 “000 to 13,000 doctors annually, where
“as only about 2,500 are needed to meet
the demand.
.,City employer; have been given a
rude shock by Mayor James G. Wy~
man, who directed that an order be is-
aued prohibiting clerks from attending
5 , baseball games during office hours. For
‘ Vomit has been the custom for clerks
" to hurryalp their Work in the baseball
saloon-and go to the,,ba,s,cball park for
. a'few innings. Thebrder issued puts
an end to this custom and now the
.. ‘ciorlis are wondering why they should
1 . bebarred when heads of departments
are allowed the old latitude.
In response to the American Wool
‘Ind Cotton Reporter's offer of a prize
“for the best form of “cost calculation
.0! a yard of woolen goods" there is of-
} fared in that publication a form which
gives these items as the constituents
"of stock for face warp: “Thirty per
. cent. WOOI,‘ thirty per cent, shoddy, for-
jtxner cent. cotton"; and those of
stock locating back: “Twenty-ilv'e
per. cent. waste, sixty-live per cent.
«shoddy. ten‘per cent. wool." is this
‘ tha”tlay “woolen goods” are made?
halibut
rs: mgr creme ,,
pad wiinWrignrs Old Well 'rl'te,
» 'toad fnr'the season. for ”fr-86
" ," «as as not week until paid for.
' d. loolr at these wheels if you
"fill jilirehasing. as“ they"
‘Wrightfs Old; Well Tire. guaranteed
figure "Benedikt-351m pair.
1' Phone 104-2. ‘
FRANKLIN ST.
RHADISON STREET.
TE
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,c‘ifsl... lilf'or‘d
reorient
.1 . AT mVaaii
a. 5.
a.
’. 2c lithe aunts-maul
W as any stall. all
with». 2’ ‘
pk
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ma
April.
27—Son, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Mal ch. .
23——Clifiord, t on. to
April.
also and tourist: who a
MMMMo
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A Record of the Births.
Marriages 6M Deaths as
‘,laiioli from the office (if,
ioquiorlilierhsrtR.Smiihi
i this audience.
Following are the vital statistics oi“,
BIRTHS.
February. .
zx—Etiiel May Cliichester. daughter, to uni -riti~i m of th 1 ' ,
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Cnichester. 5 ‘ 5 t H e war (ii in behalf
liawkins.
the Town of Norwolk recorded during: to
the month 0. April, giving the birtlls.. . . .. . ..
deaths and marriages: . half of t hilsiian 8. it an , and will take.
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36*Fl'all098 Edna SW5“. (lllllxhll’l'. '05 without invcstigatlon is past, and our| “on tulips and at.” n is charming,
Mr. and Mrs. David l.. Swift, 5
26~Angclina Do Sausa. (laughter, tol thummilvps,
Mr. and Mrs. John De Sousa. .
25—Harriet Hendricks, daughter.
[Oi
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hendricks,
“WNW? M-' Casey, daughter, 10 Ml" lovely friends who are, and who are
and Mrs. William J. Casey.
...t'nin r'. Andrews.
James F. Duff.
bino Troagone.
Mrs. Alfred E. Cave.
Mrs; Martin August.
Veers.
Martome Venezia.
tonio 'i‘urksoskl.
ael Hegettes.
Michael Avalon.
and Mrs. George R, 'l‘ooker.
iii—Martin. son, to Mr. and Mrs. Mur-
.tin Nickles.
eph Burn.
Charles W. Remsen.
Zi~l)aughter. to Mr. and Mrs. Benin-i
23~Helcn Mary. daughter, to Mr. and5
ZO—Eva, daughter, to Mr. and Mrs.
i9——-Hendrick, son, to Mr. and Mrs. Aii~
lfi—Arthur 15.. son, to Mr. and Mrs.5 ,
.with sanitariums. us thickly as Newt
l-i—~Pearl Rockwell, daughter. to Mr.
nd Mrs, Henry Simpson.
phy
Mrs. Edward N. Phillips.
.. Mrs. Jamamll,‘ incoin.
7—Charles‘ Edwar
Mrs. George A, Hendrick.
7—iiariy Archer. son, to Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hendrick.
ia—sisl'e Viola, daughter, to Mr, aml‘
ll—Anna Elisabeth. daughter. to Mr.‘ ““0“”-
and Mrs. Gurtol August Moaller. ,
10.4mm}. May, daughteruto My, andi of a painful sickness when the doctorl
'Indh'ad opportunityto see howlt iook- 24~George F. son to Mr and Mrs.I um All t-
}. . . ' . . (inc housekeeper always uses nlum 9“ ~
5” “it to inquire-as to its qualities. .M—t’l‘eorgedliemmlngway“ ‘1, l i ili‘ilPl't‘ f‘Vi‘l')’ llllilll'l‘ hangers for in the rinsing‘watorihrough which she JOSEPH ll TAYLOR-
3'11“,“ gentlemen were also fully con- - ”it" ““3“". ‘0 "- 3“” . 18- rpirltuui food and we reach out for puts her clothes, because it brightens m7 9 12 City Cif‘l'k.'
23"”"39' 3°“ to M" and 'Mrs. 5“”‘5 sense the divine. and any religion that
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23~Robert Ellsworth, son, to Mr. and 1 teaches the fatherhood of God and the
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22——-Son. to Mr, arid Mrs. Edward l..
lS—Joseph.'son. to-Mr. and Mrs, 'M'lch-
til—Elvira, daughter, to Mr. and Mrs.
r dwelt upon the overcrowding of , 5 . . - .
; .- », , 13..., i , _ c be has illii its opponents, in
- medical profession in this country. 5 553:! fidwigd'gtghrm): Mr and. for. and acquired its footing
mm; to the figures not fun“ in l7—Aiirlie Wishart. daughter; 50 M“, great tribillolion. and (‘hrlsiilln Sci-
iliv—breven, son. to Mr, and Mrs, Jos-5iil5u9“- '
14- on. to Mr. and 'Mrs. James P. Mur- . "1“"
on. ,esaosr'a Afton-Earl. naught: and if it booitlodwc cannot ~gm“ communififi’hmgg
In introducing Dr. Carol Morton at
. Christian Scientists Gathering.
As the flill text of Dr. Emily Pardee-
overthrow it." BAKERSFIELD (‘alif Ma '
. 5 . . .. y tin—Ali
l cull-«M l have “Will i' it ”"5 mm the boilarrnsliers employed in the slou-I
prtoty of calling this society or church thern pncmc shops here have “one on 5
"Christian ticleutists" and the appli- smug, Advices received at divlglon
,cation of this name. h”. 1 am sure. headquarters say this is the only point 5
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F‘ABHIONS.
‘ all womankind.
I ii‘f‘l ('iillllliinli‘llif‘li in il(' inviil‘il Th0 trimlning depart ““ln.fi ("'0 "how.
stand hole and Wi‘it’lillll' you in be-
Disbrow's introductory speech on the r udlced ma inds
occasion of Mr. Carol's Norton's lecture 1 0 PM... the 2:330;- of the evening an the {e ““159. system where ”w mon'
in the Opera House last Friday nlsht . who is an able exponent of this new "e m "'9‘ ° “0”"
has not been given we print it in iiill . gospel will explain to “a the fitness . ""'--'~-“ -
"FLOW. of the name us ii as correct some \ ‘l
. Ladies and Gentlemen: it is misipprehensirils m] x "3mm you,
strange "N“ i“ "ii” M“. where “'" indies iilld gentlemen. that l have lin-
iigious liberty was once so restricted , mm“... l.|..,...m-,. in introducting to you i
and even religious thought was curb- Mr. (‘aroi Norton. (3' 3, 1),, ”f New -
rd and unexprcssctl: whore religious York city. ‘ ' / V ‘ ‘
bigotry was so blindly rrucl, ililii per-5 ‘
aeration unto lil‘itlii was not llllht‘lii‘ii’ i l
of. there is today such a spiiit of gin l l ' -
ero'us ltolerntrin. bold ”Ernest inquiry. 'I‘illl sailor costume sci-ins to lie galn- ————-——.._ , 5
118 ll it mons ”'5‘“ l) i " WWW“ ”r in): it very ilrin hold; it is in favor with Mayor's Office. 80th Norwnllt. (Wm 5
To Joseph R. Taylor, 5
ing quantities of pretty wnsli braids Clerk of City 01' South NOI‘Wllik. i
to trim the colored frocks. Sir:——Bv authority vested in me iis'
advantage of my bouillon to thank the' The triple box pln‘t with wide center . ‘ , . . . '
Church of Scientists (who are glad to is a favorite mode of making the throe- l MMOI" and m "am“ of the Countll
submit their faith to the iiidgement’ quarter and longer coats. IO! “M CitY. I hereby (“"9" you to give
5 A plain white Madras shirt-writer is notice to the legal rotors of said city,
5): mangil't‘llreali: '55:“[likevznlgl'lgllgetrfiat trinltr‘i‘cil with nit-o‘m‘lr‘l'sh (‘i‘mbroldcry ithat a special city meeting will be heili
" ll 0‘ asyo 9, stock all wrs tan a. , , ,,
man a chancc to speak by and bye. ‘ Hyacinth blue is one of the prettiest 5 at 'Arion “A" .0" 'l‘uisday, MM lu‘h' ‘
Surely llll' day 0! Wililll ill‘l‘illlllfl'. shades being used by millincrs. in the 19‘ 3- at eight 00'0“" "~ m., ‘0 consider
the paving of East Washington strcci
‘ I‘Vheiilf;:“(lnenlllilys cnrdshiu lil‘l‘ mor~ and to determine the kind of paving
.nng or c n crimes. 9 0 (N'Hi‘t’fi that h I l , , ,-
As most (if you iimIW. 1. Hill not 11' smartly, bill is careful not to ovcr S a "I w used in said street,
Christian Scientist! my wings have noti dress, 0lliil Norwalit, hilly ith, 1903.
begun to rvoltc. llllt l have mnnyi A no” little pvpry.dfly frock for 3 JOHN .i. ilAVANAGH,
young girl with dark locks is made of Mayor.
scarlet and white Fl'i‘lli‘h pcrcn'c "“‘ The above and forcsvo‘ng is a true
v ‘ _ l ‘ .‘l r . - i
lhlled with heading run nitii scuiltt so MW of the 0mm,“ call or warrant. 5
l
i
”ll ribbon.
best men and women are thinking fol-5
lovelicr in their friendship. gentler
in their f‘ianP.‘.‘llifiiln, sweeter in their
home life. r-illl'i‘ thcy became Scien-
somothing beyond the human. W05 the colors and gives the garments it
clean look. One must exercise care.
however, in its use, for it sets the bill-
lug. ‘ 5
New lileu Woman's Magazine gives
the following recipe for rhubarb cream
pie: One cup of rhubarb chopped fine,
one cupiui of sugar, a little salt, a grat-
ing of nutmeg. and a little grated leni-
on pool. Moistea a tablespoonful of
cornstarch with milk, till the cup up
said in his composition about plus. with rich milk or cream. and add to
"Plus has saved a great many lives by , the mixture of rhubarb and sugar. The
folks not a-swallowln‘ of 'em". Icreanl should he made hot enough to
I suppose that every reuxious “9.5 partially cook the cornstarch, soihat it
llornlnatiori and every school of meiii- will “0‘ settle ‘0 “Whom”! 0' "“3 ill?
.. fonght‘ and be leathery. (‘Some even use hot
ALABASfiNé
is a natural and durable stone base cc- 5
meat wall coating, to be used over any 5
solid surface—plaster. wood ceiling. i
brick or canvas in the place of paint.
wall paper and knlsomine for either,
plain or ornamental work. Will not5
flake or scale or rub off. Made ready I
by simply adding cold water.
Norwalk li'd’u"e Co.5
34 Main St. Norwaik
teaches reliance noon divine love, that
brotherhood of llllill. that teaches the
lessons of the cross and crown, appeals'
to the waiting, hungry soul and will,
not lead the world astray. ,
li‘uther. i do believe that Christian
Science has saved many valuable lives.
the same as drugs. as the little boy
firidap‘a Special Ssh
\Douteu‘s’iwih 9r ado
Sade Rose, Reut-
braudt Ribbed.
'Dropstlteb.
WE lit) NOT fill mail or telephone
orders. This we advertise with every
Friday sale, yet We receive hundreds
of letters and postuls, requesting that
Friday's sulc goods be sent 0. 0. l).
'l‘licrcl‘ore wr-‘cull iilli‘lliillil to this
point.
50 don, stockings is a small number
when you consider lilo reduction.
They should go like the old time “Hot
Cakes". Of course there is people who
prefer to pay 35c for tbc some goods
in larger cities. simply because there
is a novelty in going away and the
diffcrenco is freely given. as it “Tip"
for tho pleiisuie in the. purchase, at
this or at that great store. There is
however a great number of people
who appreciate buying at home.
Stockings having the name LOUIS
lilaltMi-lhORi". DYER. for almost luilf
the regular price. Under these con—
ditions on mail. telephone. or C, 0. l).
orders. 3 pair to each customer, price
19¢
through water instead of cream, but the cream
is better. lt may be put between two
once. which is so stirring the minds of‘ "““5- 0" " may be 9‘“ 0“ 0““ and
thoughtful inch and women today has; “0""9‘1 Mi“ 3 meringue “3 “ii a lemon
suffered its share of sarcasm. of ill-5m“
”Schogj axes 55
WILL seascrl Foa sopr. EGAN. ”N'ON SCHOOL D'STR'CT-
K \lsiSI’Ei ls, M( at. May iii—JUN! 5
Great Northern RiiiiWfl)’ has made “1;!” tg‘gayle'fi? luie Soult‘h N‘orwslk 5
. . non coo )src are ereyno-5
preparations to ratio“ the searth for tiled that the district tax of one and5
Doubilcss you have noticed how our
beautiful country is flocked all over,
\‘orlt harbor is ficckcd with sails iipon ,,
the occasion of an international yacht, buperintcndeut Khan, who was lost
These situltariums are. ”“9d5 while hunting in the forests last. fall.
largely with persons wrecked physl-5 Experienced woodman have. been on-
one quarter mills on the dollar. laid on 5day good to the
the town assessment list of 1902, at a ”muses,
‘-
< . 1,...
THE MAN WHO ADVERTISES. 5 "Father." said the youth, “what is
Every day may in. and 51,01,“ be a your understanding of the saying. “The
5 business mail who all-5 “*9" is "Oi lilel'ti t0 the SM“? "
53.. “Practically. my son." replied the wise
There are do recs in
g lather, "it means that in the race of
"ailv and mentally and morally by
5‘ gsged and a camp made near the spot
meeting of the district held on the 3d :yield of the days its they come and
day 0! Jlllle. 1902- '1 the Franklin 5pass, but each and every one of them
with peculiar force as to advertising.’
People have to buy every selling day
. . . ~ where he was last seen and the search _
”“0“”. 3:15;]: “tag 532:“;er 1:25 for Egan's body will be prosecuted 5"?“ school house, will be due “d 5mny be made profitable. Tm” holdsi
hug fiend and van will often be told firstsmnlleally. ramble on the first day of May. 1903.
. . . 5 1, at which time i shall be ready to re-
ceive same at Bunsen-Powell's drug in. the year. There are seasons when
5 gave morphine or some seductive an-'
son, to Mr. andi "lgesiqne and the habit grew to this;
ENTERTM‘N MENTS.
store, 82 Washington street. Penalty ”hey buy more than at other seasons.
ill tile I‘M? 0! nine per cent. a year will lluit buying is going on all of the time. ,
life the fast men don‘t usually come
out abead.“—Philadelphia Press,
Mrs. Bilkins (sweetlyl—"Do have
another piece of cake, Cousin John."
Cousin Jolm-—-“Wliy. really. i'vc lii~
ready had two: ililt"it"B‘S-l0 good I bea
.dlsastrous extent. The iuohrlntc will.
7—Son, to Mr. and Mrs, Albert lt.’
Malkin.
tl—Joiin Westley Banks. son. to Mr.l
and Mrs, James Reed.
8~Aiidrew, son. to Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew Obl, .
("l—Myrtle May, daughter, to Mr. and
Mrs. George Hyatt.
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5
bu-Charles iienry, son, in Mr. and
Mrs. Henrv '11, Rants.
3—E!len Gertrude. daughter to Mal
and Mrs. Charles W. James. 5
1—«Mary ’l‘racey, daughter to Dr, and. ‘o manufacture for the asylum?
Mrs. William J.- Tracey.
ham '1‘. Jennin'ra.
' baa'l‘lls.
' ‘ d ‘ i
Mr. and Mrs, Wil-l inald's knee will come upon thee» who'
‘-~entract the. prayer habit in excess.
1 in irregular disaster?
l
l—Bridget McKenna. aged 72 years. ;
l-é-Elizabeth Gray, aged 92 years, :
2—Tbomas F. Pagan, aged 29 years.
3~Mary A. Popp. aged '22 years. t
s—Mary Tracey. aged 36 hours.
7~lsaac Edward Bucknam, aged 78
years.
R—Barah Jane Mills, age 69 years.
'ii——Mary E. Cole, aged
h-Alohn H, Parkinson, a
l2—-Margaret Cavanagh, aged 71 years.
ilk—Francis 'tzilbert . Aiken, aged 68 5 land
li——William Henry May. aged 44 years.5
ire—Minnie tenors Walteru aged 34
years. -
Self! .
iii—Abraham Schacbat. aged 4 months.
lG—Emma Wioella Moreb'ouse. aged ’
. 86
.l
ears. '5 '
years.
21—Anns Barry, aged 54 years.
21—Thomas Buckley Grillin,
years.
21—Allison Free. aged
cars.
52 years
eremiah Corcoran. aged 65 Move "if it be of men it will come to
be charged on and after June 1, 1903.
l“. A. TOLLES.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk
Union School District. ,
tell you of the "bracer". the "llog"|’
or tile "nightcap" the doctor orderedi
ind the use of which was continucdi
until now it is master. 5
The cigarette fiend. well, he will:
not know enough to tell you much, and?
we will not trace him. but friendsi
is it not inconsistent that our medical:
colleges build smoking rooms for the‘
students and thcn birc professors to
teach the. young doctors how to tl'cni5
l tobacco heart? .
Now. what class of patients are‘
these Christian Science healers going
1903.
W ”wanes.
Dog Licenses.
—.-—-a—
HOYT'S THEATRE.
saruaosv, MAY is,
MATINEE AND NioHr.
ilwo Grand ( 'oncerts.
will trouble veil to thilik of this fort
lly the Famous
l moment. Possibly a sort of house-5
4 Beaxeu Sisters 4
or CALIFORNIA.
.—
able May lst, and all persons now own- '
liable to prosecution, |
Norwalk, May 6th, 1903. .
HERBERT n. SMITH. l
Ought We not to legislate against stroll
To my mind it is unjust to‘ oblige
5'l‘he wise merchant seeks to get ‘iis5
5iull share of the trade.
Dated ll SON“ NOI‘Wfl'k. All?“ 23- irersity. worked ills way through Cor-,
“32 [01‘ 5noli by waiting on table. husklng corn,
.und digging ditches.
free. under the state scholarship which
5he received from Wyoming county.
lwhcre he lived. As a farmer's boy and
iconntty school teacher. he had learned
{the entire fauna and flora of his vicin-
ity. and shown unmistakable signs of
his genius for scholarship.
i
The taxes on dogs were due and pay- {\Vrlglit. the photographer, said my be-
lng or harboring unlicensed dogs are seen.
strange. He said the same thing about
lieve i will have another." Little
Johnnie (cxciictllyr—“Ma's a winner!
Ma's a winner! She said she'd bet you
would make a pig of yourself!"—~Town
;nnd Country.
"veav 925+“
BUTTER
ZSGib.
President Jordan. of Stanford uni-
His tuition was
._._.——.~.———-—
Mi's. Cutting Hints—Mr. ’i‘akem
——
TELEPHONE i38-5
-Joseloff-é
by. was the. prettiest baby he'd ever
Mrs. . Callier Down—That's
mine. Mrs, Cutting HIntz—Weil. i
guess he saw your baby before he saw
l belong, to a school of medicine that
half a century ago was hunted and per-
secuted as hitterlv as Scientists have
been. Yet today there are more Horn—-
oeopathists living. and living comfort-
ably in these United States. than there
are lndians who once owned the whole.
Sale of seats opens at Hoyt's Thea-
tre. South Norwalk, and Wood's drug
store, Norwalk. 5 days in advance of all
attractions.
any person who m sickness mam,” Matinee at 2.15. Etching. 8.15, m6 6! Town Clerk. mine. Exchange.
' the ministrations of a Science Healer PRICES: Matinee. 16 and 25c. 8-
to employ it doctor of medicine. Per- Eunmbu,” and 50¢, CALL 5 3-
haps feel this more keenly because ' _ ,
Seymour’sStore
These facts make our national hymn
‘The land of the free. and the home
of the brave" savor of unwholesome
sarcasm. , ,
Friends:-—-l am impressed with the
vital solemnity of this work and l he-
aged as
58 ya":
28—Julls Ssirotnysk, aged“) years.
fr—Wllllam Lewis Brown.
years.
25—wnliam Henry Heinse.
years. '
‘ MARRIAGES.
April.
rile L. Maddux.
' 23,——H&lillah Mulqueen. aged 77 years.
23—40hn W. Dixon, aged 41 years.
aged 5
389:1
‘ 3--Ilutnford1.pagiey and Miss Mia-
B—Muls Schmidtt and Miss Lula May
Godfrey.
IS‘Howard Raymond.Pi-escott and
Miss Minerva I. Drown.
la—‘ll‘rank Yieha and Miss-Dora Gehr-
mann.
loo—Frederick Cooper Bears and Miss
A..ce Maud James.
tfi—Cornollus Arthur McNamara and
was Jennie Ann Reynolds. "K
ll-«llasoswyvesley Sherwood and Ada
Hartford Golding. ' o
II-‘David‘nrennsn and lissnaisy
“veil”. {
ail-sous a once and in.- Mary
and rimming
u-aotenewm“, ‘1 next-
a. I W .. .
. nhflwiftand Ilsa Sadie
Mme-no mMmium-cmm 2
xelley,
Harries H. taster
M. sum.
23!.
is
1
95 5 HANG OUT YOUR ICE CARDS.
25—Michael F. Gaflney. aged 37 yearss‘. 5' ' _._..___ ..____._.._.
28—Alexander Bardos. gaed 6 years. 5
his _
iiiiliiii 0ili i0l‘
5
titles billion
a good thing is, and when you test
00' Es SC
Bilii. THIS iiilliil ii lilibiiii iiiiih‘ iiii'i iiiME liiiiiiiiili. 33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
_ To the patrons of the Norwalk Hygeis Ice Company pf last mason, and
ihdnevc ones we hope by courteous anti geaticmsaiy: treatman and the
practice of correct business methods to make this year:—
as. new management wishes to say that nocxpcnijc W hen spared in
putting the above plant in excellent condition. and th'a't'it’wlli be run to its
fullest capacity. We shall not no peddle wagons oaths allot-eat routes (an.
less we have to) but would ask old and new patrons such, to send their to.
man to the plant for meals ton, where it will so aware-pout“. out:
y g ..,;m.
Coffee at 30s per pound.
ale—PI
__ ._._.._-_ _W._s..~.___# ._..____
AGNOUA
also-iridsir atom oasmeav sun-en. rouse—ace...
_ , Radiating-loo?" the ass- arllcls is 25¢. Cup and Saucer, Plats or Bowl FREE with each package.
A‘ ‘ 3.! ‘ _
. ' sic—coon nAlnvrsur‘rea. Pen Pouuorzic;
ASPARAGUS
Nice Home Cut Asparagus fresh every morning. Ncw‘Wax Beans. Cucumbers, Tomatoes. Ber-
muda Potatoes, Strawberries. Spinach, Fresh Country Eggs, Elegant Sweet Rosy Butter, Delicious
Cofl’ee, Rich High Grade :fl‘eas,,$weet Cream and Milk, Russet Apples, Bermuda Onions. Ccra Nat
Flakes. mammothcah Jelly, Anchovies in on, Sardines. Olives. plain, pitted and stuffed,
Potted Meats in great varieties, Ferris Horns and Boneless Bacon. 5
We place before you the best goods at reasonable prices. It‘s a satisfaction in knowing what ,
it you will have nothing else.
ymour, Leading Grocer, 5
SOUTH NORWALK, cons.
Just to introduce the fine fresh roasted Coffee, We offer
ve POUND Pangaea saxou oar 8—21o.
igd
a §§¥§§5 ,-
.;t ,
liseualp yours. ,. .
Tin noawaxx prom, lap 00.
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