‘PAOE FOUR. '
======= fir
t ain‘taVENtno SENTINEL.
film” Golden. Editor and Fraprletor.
THURSDAY. NOV. 12. 1903.
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AGAINST DISTURBERS. l
Judge It‘uy, of tlie Merldi-n city
court, in commended lot the view her
IIAIIUI UI IIIL‘ [illlilIi' Illll‘JlIt‘t‘h
Culver, of that city, boarded :i chi
while drunk and created :1 disiui-i.
once “u pleaded itullty and Jiidge‘
Fay lined him $25 and lusts and mild
he mould have made the fine :50 iiiidi
he not pleaded guilty. i
In addreiiing the culprit Judge lv‘iiyl
said: "The Merlden street railwin lei
not forced to carry drunks, and i think i
that It then are drunk enough to be ar- ‘
rested the police should see that they
do not ride. There is altogether too
much rowdyisni on the cars and it musti
be stopped. The conductor did right;
in having thisnian arrested. and more:
of them should do the same." i
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The Norwich Bulletin pertinenily
remarks that the man with It jag on
should be toned to walk it off, and}
not be permitted to sleep it off ori
blow it off in indecent lullflllilflt“l|)lllll
the street i'iil'A to the disturbance or
sobei and Well behmcd people i
'lhcro is more complaint. l‘t-H'lilli.
titan ever before that 111va llu:li':iil till
tliiii state are not carefully drawn and ‘
clearly expressed. 'i‘lie prnnnry cause ‘
of this trouble is that there are too
many laws. it is practically intpoxsil
hle that a body of men. inostlv un»
trained in constructive legislation:
should make as many laws as go tol
the Connecticut general assembly Mi
every session, and make them all‘
sound in form and substance. .in-‘
other reason is that so many of these ’
laws are drawn to meet particular
cases, or special hobbies ot' the. tarniU
ers, and are passed because tio one has
any particular ground for opposing
them. if we ever reach the point 01'
requiring all legislation to be general
it will be comporativciy easy to Ilt'iti
properly with “hill l.\ passed. The
very nature of the case will compel ex-
pert opinion before ins end of alter the
lawn iiie on the books
Out eiiiccmcd coiiicnipoiury the
Congressional Howrd is oiicc more
welcomed. It is :i soundly (‘tlllh't'l’ViIllltI
journal and has no tinge of yellow-
iieus, at least in its makeup.
Greenwich authorities are
on plans for that new
cost 3150.000 01' $200,000,
Bruce pays the hill.
with!
tittnrinit
town hit” to
Robert M.
Lucky (li‘t‘t'llr
PORTO RICO AFFAIRS.
Governor Hunt Says the Situation in
I One of HOpe, and Progress is
Being Made.
WASHINGTON Nov. 12.—-ln his an-
nual report on the condition 01' affairs
in the island of Porto Rico, made pub
ilc today. Governor Hunt an 's that the
situation is one of hope and that there
is progress and improvement with in
strong current In favor of American
ism. .Many of the people believe he.
says, that the present form of "iit'w'i
ment can be preserved for some time,
the nativea feeling that it Is liberal in
Its extension of political autonomy and -
generous In its financial benefits,
Governor Hunt reports material
growth In the cotn'neru- .n' the tutu-id
the total exports for 100:1 being 814.-
866000. as against 511309000 for the
preceding year. The report discloses
the significant fact that for the first
time since American sovereignty thel
bn‘ance of trade is in favor of Portoi
I“co
In closing Governor Hunt says that
the results prove the wisdom of Con-
gress in conferring civil government
noon the people. In any situation
which may arise. the people. he says.
will be found loyal to the United
States.
Douhtless a searching of old records
would discloee the fact that the state
of matrimony was the first state to be
admitted into the Union.
WHY NOT GIVE YOUR COOK A
REST ON SUNDAY AND TAKE
DINNER AT THE
Hotel. Clifford.
AS THEY ARE NOW MAKING A
’ SPECIALTY OF THEIR SUN-
DAY DINNERS.
JOSEPH L. WALZ.
Proprietor.
ALso PROPRIETOR HOTEL MA.
HACKEMO.
A. L. DUNCAN & ca.
10 WALL ST"
NEW YORK CITY
v
STOCKS BONDS
INVESTMENTS.
Sound and Safe as Savings
Banks, paying better rates of in-
terest.
Your name on a postal will
‘ bring particulars.
ltuiiiei ‘o
‘s. ocks embroidered with colors.
;naiy
lookln: Iollal'.
;told that
The popularity of the
Crenio Cigar has spread from
man to man; from town to town
from state to state until it is
known and favored
everywhere.
.RVYALK EVENING - Sour-mat;
The Largest Selling
Brand of Cigars
In the World.
The Band Is the Smokcr's Protection.
FEMININE TOPICS.
ii‘ebornh in Hartford (‘uurnntn
Mlliiwr Is popular this fil‘ih'lll
Sonic oi ilic lcaiiici' :iiitoniibilu- tililln
are t‘i'i' lncd.
I thitik u tniicy waisicoai is a lllilh
t'iillnc fashion will. h the lili:illl(‘.\:«' no.
1111111. oi the Woman \\|io walks a great
tlt'iil_ is ‘Illblllll'il lll tti\i‘l.llki. With :1
street suit of plain ttilill. one of tin-s.-
\vaiatcont.~ is not only I'tllllil‘l‘illllt' but
usually bet tillllIIK.
tliic “ho llil‘ not had it fillillllt—It‘ into
the \\oi'kro.ini of ti. t‘iii'i'ici' Inc no lilt-il
\\llil ~iiilli inq. mm t-I to Hit. rt»
‘Ilil hittiiiliii-: ”I tore. auo llII\\ llllit II in
me mi lli oi illllkill"
co-dly tiii‘s is illlt‘ to the 'i
Silillt‘ll \'.lll\ tiic iiiiiiti “ink
The iiiiiit'is are
and Mlliliit'l \ci'y hutid £1illlt’l) lll
ot' tin-i: l‘l'\\ lii’t'lt\H‘ill’,
sitter ihc combination too tiiiikitiu Illill
liic noninu who could :ill‘oid but
tine [llt'l I' would hardly invest in them
i.iilc.<.~ they new t'slit't'litlly liccotniiii:
lit her.
No woman who lilies to appear well
dressed \vill trim her gown \tllll t‘lll‘Jll
for which is bound to near soon and:
! feet that liohni liii‘l bcn cvpcllcd i‘iom
spoil the appcai'anic of tin- eon-n.
which would go through the entire seal-
Hill in uood condition but for the fur.
Good for or none should bc licr motto.
It In it “PW “11““ Ill.‘ llt't'ltht’lil‘ Illiilill~
t‘acturers have taken iii making black
The)”
mix in pi‘ettily with the others in a dis-
p ay and will Rt‘ll. but they (no iiovci
even in the winter St'llsnll \vhcn diil'lit‘i
colors {111‘ wot n he as popular (1.: “bill
and pits cl shades me.
Hundreds of women make the nil
take of buying or h'ivlii' their dress)
stocks mode In!) hnvh You seldom Flt
a woman about the lIOII'si' in her til'tl'
cloth with an uncorni‘oitabli
liilI \ilictt sit- illll inpt-
to "tllt‘Sh tip" she nine ti'“ t'll of lcn
hits a I‘ll’tkt‘tl niipwiruin-i- Illiil is Illlllt‘
.'l.\ utii'nnii'oi'tiibIe zl~ 11 looks
When one think" of chi” “i -:In\ pic'
uies pink and blue and white. but sci»
dotn blink and the dark browns and
blues illill greens but this >eason i am
the darker, yes, the dark
colors tire cxccetlinzly fashionable
Think of a handsome l)l()\\ll tilmtned
ulth lilll“ ll lace and sable oi tnink fur.
Such a IYII‘VD could not be worn where
one 01' white could. but it is equally
as handsome.
“Vogue" has this to say about even-
ing shirts for men: In evening shirts
the absolutely plain bosom of dead
lnsterless white finish is still most
widely worn and is certainlv correct
but it is not so smart as that of very
fine ribbed pique. satin stripe effect or
unnoticeable line or figure weave in
self. The latter. however, should be
small and unnoticeable. There may
be one or two buttonholes for studes.
two the more common. one the more
qty-lo. cuffs should be attached and
made with square corners and the
opening should be all the way down
the front, instead of merely to the
bottom of the bosom. Either straight
standing, slightly pokepolnted or wine
where are proper and the most fash-
ionable idea is to have them made on
the shirts.
STOLE FROM BOARDING MIS-
TRESS.
WESTBROOK. Nov~ 11.—~Charles A
Wilbur. of this place, was held today
for the Superior Court on the cliargr
of stealing $06 from his boarding inis
cross. Mrs. Joseph Wunder. Wilbur
was unable to furnish the requiru‘;
bond of 8300. and expected to go to
Haddam Jail, but escaped that trouble
through the assistance of his e'nploy-
er. Roger Kennedy. of Middletown. a
contractor. Mr‘ Kennedy told Wilbur
he would go ball for him. If Wilbuv
would produce the “IISPEIIIL money.
“itch to Kenuttiy's surprise, Wilbur
Euimcdlntcly pulled out a tobacco
pouch and took from it 800. which had
been overlooked by the, deputy sheriff
who searched him. Wilbur handed over
the money and was set free, Kennedy
going ball for him.
up the lililitfi
'ii tillli itill .
conibi’nin-z I‘llllllli“
§~lIlHl"
Many “Il‘ con»:
UNSEATING OF DELEGATES.
Some Unpleasant Matters for
American Federation of Labor.
IIHS'I‘UN. .\'o\ l‘.’ \\‘licti ilc .|.-'.-
the
attics to the itil|\t"ll|till oi‘ the "mi-ri-
cnti l-‘cdtrntioti oi |.iiliur i‘viisciiilv-wl
in l"miuc:l llall into for tin-ii fourth
ditto" Si':~:iiiii llit' lll‘z-I liit~~iiiv1~t¢ Ill l-t‘
dwpi-md .li' .\:i~» ‘lli‘ iii>tiiii.iii.: pini-
lcms \ilih'i ‘i'iil .iri«.i 1', (ion) t‘ii IlIl
H‘lilltlg oi‘ l‘v-leuutes Suit-l :ind iiiiilil
01 Ill" it.ic'i::itionul Iniirn \lll"'l oi‘
liillit‘li‘ unit (‘iitit‘ccvioiier- and the li‘
iiorl of the roininiticc wt it'etli-iii..i|~
lt‘I'tllYl“ll‘lilllli.. 'lm‘ in it xiii ‘ l'l li“l
l‘. d :1. ii' ll” t‘i 111' il l"! li-.:i'cl 1'! "Hi
Iit' Ni \\' Yiiik ti‘i. lii- :iilitiillr'ii ii ilt'
illll ili‘li‘n'iili‘ pritilwacs til llic I'tl!l\l"-
.tion.
in tlic i':t.~c iiI' Illl' ilt‘lt'iill‘ .\ ti- III
the Iiiikci's' l'ii’titi 'l i- .1. :iii t 1.. t
before it the prowl from the \I'l'l""
'ni'y of the union n' (“cvnlniul dciiiund
in: that Sic-d and tiii'ld bu SI‘illi‘l I. -~
c'in-w i'ctzului'ly i‘ll‘iN‘ll In thc (‘ilt-i‘
«it itch-tut.- liohtn. Illl' contention lliltl
I‘I accept or eject the cuttiniltit-c's 11“
Hill. liiivliii: licnrd ii a unculiut liillt‘i‘
attack on lioh'ii \csicrduy by n dele-
“(1‘0 from ”It“ Hive-1‘1“ l'liltiii In Ili-- t'l
illt‘ lii'nuci's' I'iiicn and had
llt‘l'" II \vng‘e Cili‘llt‘l‘.
lll‘\‘t'l
MANHOOD AND POVERTY.
'l‘hc niiivb div ll.~>t'tl iiili‘HIltili in thi:
d:i\ its to \\llllIli"l litt\t‘ll} l1“ blerw
Lill opportunity
ill! to ilil'll or II cili‘rc.
iii' iili llli‘~I1I'lt‘ \\lli lzu iiillnitll'll‘l: lil'.\.
Sundre- cicniim iii Illi‘ l~‘ii«~i .\l--i!;oili.~.
-l-?ilt ll ii. the liilrltll' ii‘. ‘lli' >
lliIili iii the ptmllifi to llli‘li.
will ionic u-ll in l"l‘:t'liI
Illlt l‘.t‘i'.~ on Me n.‘ and tin-
Illt'llil' '.\litill|t iIII ntid l'iricin‘
., illi‘l set
The pen
iiuv lll
wlit‘t'iii
RECLi-‘t ARRIVALS w VESSELS
ltir I IN‘ .\‘ii\. I" '.iii\cd tit-or-
.ii-. lion Liverpool
NICW YilliK. Nov l‘..' .\t‘t'ivcd
Ftcnniei i‘licrok-w iiotn I'ortnplalii
1:. iiIi lii:lil'i lltlE 02313 a. III.
.\I'. \\ Yiti. l\ \-I\ l'.)11\ll\t‘\l. A111
» mid .;_ii {tom ltoitiidutn.
\'i it tliii t “I‘ll illl i iiiii;h_ dcni‘f
:iid .\ii.~i. .\'c\\li‘\'til, "l \i‘nnt to tell
Hill a little 'l"l‘I‘l. l lli‘l‘ldli'll tlil
.Illilt'! \\'li.it do inn thinl-
of it?"
‘\\'i ll love." i'vgviicil thi‘ iti'i-iit Iii'litt
“thc \‘i..1l“‘lllt'lilll was vcrv fair " I'lill
zdclplin l'rcss. '
.ill ittyscii'
1' ER I" EC'I‘ION
‘U RANGES.
Delight mry houuitoopu.
’AII Hub Ravine are made with or without (in Attach-
MII. 1' led and recommended 0 leading cooling school-
llnm to ANTHONY Bolton. Muir.
If“. of all kinds of Cochin: and "Healing Apparatus.
“l out \
IZII‘ll‘l i H: li\‘i ill
lltlli RAtthi-JS.
tl.\' HAVI-
lakes cooitlrg a pleasure.
”I DALI .Y
Au]. OOLLINS& 00.
12 N. Main 8L, so. NORWALK.
llSSl'SSllll’lll
lilitl’.
Notice is hereby given that the ['01 1t
~d lit‘lit‘lllr‘ and damages. as the case inn
tuition of land in the layout. wideninzii
.cy >1rt‘t’l to Fulriield avenue. for the publlc use, and for the layout.
'11:: and grading of said t‘edar street. fr
.-ith the amount of their respective ass
of the, Committee of il‘reehoidcrs. rev
November 2.
by the (‘onncil of this City.
Property II'-\'li“l‘.~.‘. licnctlh'.
'ilary Clot-kin. $11.00
Bernard McCall, 32.00
him .1051, 20.00
\Iary 1". Van Zant. 30. 71
Michael J. Mi-Ncrncy, 80 .5
inmea Mchrney. 05.10
ltilm Mt‘Giiin. 37.471
Patrick McMahon. 42.80
Catherine Brennan. 39.00
l’alrlck McMahon (loll, 59.7.0
John J. M nlvcy Estate, 313.00
Patrick Buckley. 32.10
Ii. S. Keatiniz. 43.00
\Irs. James .1. Powers. 29.20
’lcorge W. Carroll, 37.50
“rould Seymour. 94.00
Wm. H. Benedict Estate. 107.00
ileorze Meeker Estate, 30.00
llfl‘iiiali Hill I: ~i." ‘. 2'1 ("I
st.’ I'. It. 1
South Norwnili. Nov. 10. 1903.
Per order of the Council.
P” value...
n112t ‘ _ ._
‘éi. ‘. '3; . i, .4- 4 " .
living is it list of tile persons assess-
y be. resulting tind accruing from the
lid grading of (‘cdur stroct, from \'al-
widen-
om Valley street to li‘airilpld avenue.
as embodied in the report
itu-d. modified, accepted and adopted
1003.
PSFIIIOIIIS.
Benefits liamugcs
over over
llama-{cs llaniaizcs. licneflts
S $14.00 3
10.00 22.00
52.1.! 33.7 I
«10.30 15.5
00.40 19.35
11.10 51.00
0.00 :41 .45
«12.80
39.00
:19de
02.10 20.50
10.00 '12 ~10
48.00
10.00 10.20
2|.00 10.50
00.00 34.00
107.00
18.25 11.75
inonJU
1.41.20 $071.51 $0.31
JOSEPH It. TAYLOR.
Oily (.‘lcrk.
THURS DAY NOV. :2, 1903
...... L‘L
OBITUARY. t . '
M I TIIIIARK Til'ili.\1..‘i . 91%? ' FF]t
. III 1 ’l‘liuils, one ot‘ llII' Illll uii-i " "" "m “
lll‘tlll)‘ icon-i-it-ti citizens of .\Illt'oi«l WE WWW
Itilr'Ht'tl tinny tit his homo on he
lii'idigcport turnpike. 'l‘iicvlui tit cr-
'ioon. .\ir. ’I‘ilil.:il:< llilll bro-n iii I'.iillii: . ’
lieflllh for it long tituc :iiid h;id not
been iII‘li- iii li-riti‘i the hint r- for nu-r
II veiir He will“ in lied for three
incl“. hcfiirr- thi rn.l iii-d taut-r1 ;i\\;i\'
peacefully Mr 'i'lbliol. \\"I‘- 'wn tn
Philadelphia, I'~nn.. but \\i'l|l to \lil
ford when It buy, out liri. iii':i.'lii':illy
ived iii that town all his life. ilc \\‘ii‘i
'n the grocery IIIIl-‘lllt' h \'-iIlI lllr broth
«i', (it'ttl'l'i‘ 'l'lltlllil‘g iii the ‘llilt‘ "ll Ill'
iilllt‘l 01' Uncut and “boil ~illw'
III is... he tciii'ad Itciii bur. iiIIll
inoted on the I'llili It'll to him by in.
“other. III no. :1! iii... IIIIII‘ iii‘eimtcl
‘Ii pulltlw .Iiid \\.i~ .iliisii- .i .~Itill'!illl
llettiocl‘ut I'i-i “t'\i tel _\'II' II‘ n;-
‘llt‘ fir-.1 u‘ll‘i'llllilll oi ll.“ ioiiii .lllll lot
ch lcurd lhc luiciiinii til \i'i .i. l‘liiitiii-
'0 \li' 'l'iliIitil. I' illl"l Wt IIII\‘..t v
mine. i. it I) I"., III HIS: :I'lll nth .i
not grand ilc nun a man highly
'espeetcd, III the loan. of acrlons h. ’“
chiiy, Illlll it; his t'llllIlII‘ltll.‘1iI'lll ii.-
vott d to his faintly llliil lliillit' l'l'i'li‘ l»
.llii \vii’c tlltll 11 number or yearn :«uo
'Iltl he is ~iii'\‘ived l.\' two son: hill to
l‘lllllill‘. warden of the IIrldgcpol't J'Ill
ind \\'iilliiin 'i'ilibiil .~ lllllLt‘lilIll
ind tun (litlll.lll‘ l'.‘ .\l \ How and \li.~'~'
Lillie 'l‘.hb:il.~. 'l‘-h~ tiinciiii \yiiu lic 'd
‘lils afternoon :it 2 o'ciw'k from HIV
llllilt'. iilltl \vu.» t‘(ill|lllt'lt-il by the
lt‘I'. Sh I"~\'Ilt)ti Hoosmrcli, rector of St
Peter's. The services ill the L'l’illl‘
were in t'liiiiuc of \t'opowuite loiiflc.
‘litl the lit‘ill't‘lH \vcre nicnibci's of this
0th1‘.
MISS .Il~I.'\'.\‘ll'2 li.\.\lll.'i‘tl.\'
Ilci' ti.i.ll| to llll' iv
Fall
Jackets
'i‘omonow we will place on sale the
remainder 01 our Fall weight Jackets at
almost half their worth. These Jackets
are all new this season. not an old gat-
meat in the lot.
It! >
Thou are priced to make them move
quicklu. it will put pen to ban one and
keep it for the mild dents
. ..... . , All ivool material. in black Olllll. two
'.'.‘;:.j' slules. regular selling price $7.95 and
$12.50
w,—
’.'ill 1" :13 \'.lii
on». lil'l’ Illfr'I‘i‘lilil ltti oiioliti. iiiiil
‘:ct blah illl.|itv‘lt'|‘
-|l[tt'l'lltl. \\il‘ cici .li
\\‘iii'tli Sliw \\.i,.
‘II .‘lliil in.“ it. :il
‘ini alums. utiiciiicil isy piiiit Illl" lit 1'
tiiitiie Itt\\1l \v:i~ llt‘l‘ [lilili' :ill'l h- i TOMORROW
i t‘~ eiii- oi“ ll‘~ iiio~t luviil llfillulllivt'fi 3
't gov-v lil‘l pl: i.‘*ill't tc :‘it'nll .l- pi inn
id .xtocl. and point out it: lilillfill'll old
i:irlli.~liin---:. .Illtl \tlii'i.i iiiiii'iiiu- no
~tni tu'itiii \i-l ‘»\.‘l.~‘ ~lti‘ Ilt‘\I 1' NHL
‘lllt‘l\ kiimiii illiil iiidcli' i-wpc led ill
be iti'crtici‘iiits I’Jirli t'ltv Ill-r litHll"
vos one oi taste .lllll ll iinctiicnt \t'lflh
$4.50 6?: $6.50
n \thicli :i \'I'lll‘l.ilil~' :iicllici' \vrxs lli' MO~
Hil‘slliciiliicci of lici‘lcii'iwr cure liv'l‘ 1mg " $33;
icplicu. William (‘ ll:itii'iitiii ii fill“ pwuani/ W a
Jet" number iii' the Sv‘llccl». swhiicl of
lispiticcuhcic ll~'\\il.~~ n t'u\oiitc \viili
‘iicnlty and fellow pupils, married into
‘hc Ferris family, of South Norwaik.
ind l.-' now the lt‘illl oi” the fully equip-
‘cd. tint-iv i'ccuinicd .iiid ~nlcndid tur-
lhe llousutoiiic railroad before that ‘nNEE STRUCK A SWITCH.
'iislii‘tl l'l'ill'tt lil'l I‘llill' .' " \t' l' i
twill: tot" it~ tiltlc llw llillli'htl‘l'dlli‘htl(t"‘l ‘Wd “‘i‘ "WNW” h" ”I I mwmml ‘! -._..-..
. H”! “‘5‘ ll m “h“ .\ lli*\tl\i‘ill\‘ ....iii..».l :ii lil'l' bond in l'oidbdin. .\ John Seller injured While Trying to
ind \i'i'\' lli'il'v i'iill\ rcnicinlicrcd in Y ' I‘M “W" Th“ m“ IN.” “Md. .x Catch a Ride on the Swatcher.
\tmwmil“ ‘ ll:itiliii'._\, :it ”19' Ilillv' tii.it llt‘l‘ p.iiciit.~ .loliii Sl‘lli‘l‘_ a young mechanic in the
lived Illi‘ltfi nnd liiill nion) friends. .\'or\v.‘ilk Iron works, who resides iii
ll :‘l'll*‘l"”l ”H‘ “-H .\\l-.lm ymg l-Il.lZ.\lil-2’l‘ll WILLIAMS lliii: i ~~ll't"l. \Hl-‘i unioi'tunnic i'l:i|Il‘.:Il
llic l't‘lllilllh‘ ill 'hc lute .\Ir.~a linv 'ihctiitietulo" “h l“li/.Ilil'llll"1~'“"* ,. ll'l‘t'l \\.Ili an accident. .\Iond:i.\'
\II‘I'N’ nho .iioppcd dead. Sunday iii? WWW!“ “ H he‘d '\.|"\l",m.”. .”~“,i.;/lliulll. that “ill lav him tip for St‘Vt'iill
icinmin lilwlv u: i..-i- pinic tit inwidi-itcc ' ‘ " i ,' ' ‘ ,‘ . , duv~~ lie had completed his work to
.1“ RH”. mm)! Nmmm “Ml. HM“ noon. lltllil hir l.iII' l".\.|ltllil‘ .ii .0. . I“. .. ‘ ‘ . .
. . home it! liiii' il.‘”|'.ll'i>l .‘ni‘s I~t‘:iiik ll. ““1 “' ““‘r ““" “Mull up '1“ Dd“
'i‘ ItillliltiH, llllw mill. lii.. it“ 1:11.1- Slut” .. w, ,1 .‘H in,” H“. mm buir) i. it Norn'ilk railroad tracks III
int-ill hm”. ll. Worth-r “ml the HIV. 1:. l). wards home ilc saw what he ihott‘ilii
lll'RIAI, ”F N H t'.-\.\ll', I‘ll. I...” (,f VUHHIIh ”mummy Th“ “Hr Mil t‘Xl‘t‘llt‘llI t'liullt't‘ to catch Illt‘
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CALL 58-2.
Seymour’ mime
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
720 OUR SPECIALTY 720
This week we oficr Sevcnhundred and Twenty Bottles. a special inducement in Liebig's
Beef. Wine and Iron a nutritive tonic for the Blood and builing up of the system. 39c. bottle or 3
300.125 for one dollar. These goods are of the best rapid sellers and it wanted call for it immediate-
ly. as it will soon be gone.
I. s AEAJ
NEW GOODS.
New Maple Syrup. New Buckwheat. New Cereals. New Tc: 8.
The finest Cofl'ee grown—can‘t be found elsewhere in town.
Beautiful Rosy Butter; the. best you can find for miles around.
New Figs. New Raisins.
We blow our horn because we have the goods to back it u p. Try us and see
satisfaction you get.
The Ferris Hams and Boneless Bacon.
The best of everything at popular prices.
00801110111 Leading Grocer 33 West _llasliingtoii Street.
what splendid
ew Yank S tore.
We lead: others attempt to folio w. Our sales last Saturday demonstrated the fact once more. Wise people
take advantage of our GROCERY BAR GAINS Our figures are always down to the lowest notch. Be up-to-date and
buy at prices that will suit anybody' s poeketbook. And don't forget that we give 16 ounces to the pound and full
WEIGHT on everything you purchase here.
HOW DOES THIS LINE OF BARGAINS SUIT YOU?
Finest Elgln Creamery Butter, 1b., 25c Fancy Native Potatoes.
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00 Pk.. 23c: 110., 85c
Lean California Hams, Ib., 8c 21 lbs., extra 0 Sugar for $1.00
Full Cream Cheese.fb.. 15c Best Pure Leaf Lard. Ib., 11c
3 can: Early June Peas for 25¢ Ginger or Lemen Cake. 0).. So
Very Best: Milk Crackers, |b.. 8c Large Bottle Blue Label Catsup. 21c
Cape Cod Cranberries. Qt" 9c Monarch Cocoa (beat in the world),
Mocha and Java Coffee (rich flavor).
Box, 20c
Ib., 30c
Campbell' 5 Soups (all flavors), can, 9c
Rockwood'e Premier Chocolate Cike. Quart Jar Choice Table Jelly for 10¢
‘ 17: Pint Jar Pure Fruit Jam for 10¢
Choice Jersey Tomatoes, can, 9c 2 Pkgs. Cero-Fruto for 25c
Just arrived. a carioad of Our famous Maud S Flour.
Better get a barrel before the real cold weather sets in. Price way down for the next five days. Every BAR-
RE' L GUARANTEED.
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New York Grocery Company’s Both Stores,
NEW STORE: IIBWASHINGTON ST.. NORWALK'S LARGEST 35 AND 37 MAIN STREET,
l SOUTH NORWALK. GROCERY STnFE’ ' ! NORWALK-
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