III ii I f i
.......'2':....'ff.3.......i hill. tibiae
Home Made
Chocolates and
Ribbon Candli
at
-...—...
Final Score won 16 to 11 at End of
Game—Many Fouls Credited to
I Villtlng Players. /
'l‘IIII Company 1“ basketball team
i easily dI-I'atcd a teptn known as the All
Iiiarlotuk, laal night, at the Norwalk
fartnoi'y. by the scorn of III to ii. The
Itlrat half ended III favor of the Nor-
jwnlk nthletoa by the score of it to 2.
Iln the second half they became a lit-
Itlc ltnieni and their opponettta ran tip
Lane's I
5 1 Washington St. 5
|
Paul (Ialough has set ured a "position
at Seymour' a grocery II ore.
Patrick llowd, of Brooklyn, is viait—
ing at the homo of F. B. Coleman.
Miss Dorothy Lewis, of Datibury, i
thc guest of Miss Katharine Duffy, oi
Cedar street I
New c'olowd woolens use to he seenl
iIt grat \aritIt) and beauty at How-
lund‘s. Set-I ad.
(I. S, Trowbridge,
strctt, in confined to the house with an
attack of the grip.
Miss Mary ith‘nllUl
home of her sister Mrs. P.
r‘Itirllcld avenue.
Krieger's system of small
payments will dress men anti
irtmt head to foot. See ad.
A meeting of the. No Name \Vltist
(tub IIIII be lteld this Helllllg III tin
home of Mrs. G. ll. Goodrich In Sillllll:
Main street ' I
.-\ Iegulat meeting of ( tilliollt l nlon l
tottncil Knights of (‘oluntbus IIIIIII
hIltI last eII’ning. when Iontine busi-I
Itess IIIIIs ttanaathed I
the balance ut‘The stork of it]. .I. (IIII~
lagttet successor to ’l. J Masher, iIII
foI salt at an per cent. below actual.
cost of stock. See ad I
Miss Mal 0. (‘ttrtis‘ will entertain the .
members or the Norwntk Bowling Club
and II few other friends, this owning.
at her home itt We§t avenue, Norwnlk.
\ir. and Mia. M. R Benntttato nIoI-
int, front the NOIwaik llotel to tht
Sttvr-Its house, on Rhondolla Pink.
which Mr. Bennett recently purchased.
.\Ilss Emma Botiton, of Sprmg strect,
spIIIIt Sunday with Mrs. Williattt V.
Word. at "The Kenmore, to tip
llronx. E. A, banks, of NUI'WIllk, was
also a guest,
The white goods are open at Road's.
The array is bewildering iIItIl shoult.
b.- sI-In to be approt‘iatod..
Miss- Angeline Scott delivered he.
iI.I.tuIe on that quaint little story "Lit
tlc (‘Ioody Two Shoes," bI fore tltt
Westport Historical Society, at tht
bond of lir, titearns, in Westoprt.
last night.
I’atronize lt'ving Lockwood a (‘onI-
patty, anti you will be assured of clean
tent and its prompt delivery, This is
why their business is steadily growing.
of South Main:
is ill
N.
at the
Smith.
weekly
womi II I
James N. Burns, of Bridgeport. was
IIII-estod yesterday afternoon, in Day
street, by Special Officer Gilmore, on
charges of IiIIItIktnnI-ss and itidecen.
exposure. The case came up this
morning, before Judge 'lttylor, In tbt
town cotirt. _lt was continued [OI
three wuks.
Great trouser bargains at Rogers &
Stcvens‘ that you should not miss. Tht
ad. shows the way the prices are run-
ning. Read it. 7
Mrs. George Keisioi', of linion street,
has been entertaining her line“, Frank
ilowt-r,'and he‘r' ‘eotislns, Frank, .Ir..
and Miss Mattie Bowor. of New York
city. Miss Bower had the misfortune
to leave her pocketbook to dim train
on arriving at South NorwIIllI, and has
htmd nothing from It as yet. it con-
IIIiIIId sonn- valuable trinkets, inside
a small amount of money. This Is
.\lr. Bower's first visit to South Nor-
wallt III thirty years. Mr. ititwcr was
born in Main street. Norwalk, next to
the Boston Store about forty-five years
ago.
Owing to the severe weather of the
past few days .l A Hisltip & Company
have decided to continue the big in-
ventory sale until Saturday night, Feb-
ruary 13th. Not a price will be alter-
ed, not a ticket removed. a rare op-
portunity to proeure good bargains.‘
SENATOR HANNA COMFORTABLE.
WASHINGTON. Eel). S—After a con-
sultation of the physicians today the
following bulletin will Issued: “Senator
Hanna had a more comfortable night.
His temperature at noon was 102 pulse
92 His general condition was good.
(31 sued)
“Rrs. Rlxey, ‘Oiler and Carter."
Mrs, KIndhort—“ Where were you
brought up my poor man?"
Hungry Hogan (between sulpb, ab-
oentlyl—“l t’inlt colon was do last
place. "——-Puck.
“Well M. L. and 0 has dropped six
points mom—Poo lost everything!"
“But you still how no. dot-ling. " “Yes,
but confound it. I can't afford you
now. V—Brooklyn Life.
___._I..._._.__
if man could sloop both night and day,
And count It in no toll for my.
No doubt be wo me I! 4., ..
And stay "(Ike ii 12 or more.
firmer».
{they any he. Igot rich out of liloI
0 co
match it healers rein. in hlromoo
2 mm o boodio." 4pm
Record- Hm id. lb
.tinillensltites ',
lnint- points
The game was it“s at every atuge. of
the contest Matty fouls were commit-
ted by the visiting team. Jlnimio Rlloy
was expert at throwing goals from the
foul line and scored in this manner
eight times.
Next week Company P will again
Iplny the Yale Varsity live basketball
team and It good game is expected
The collegians playod here earlier III
the season and were victorious. I“ it:
II bones of making a better show-Ina
next. week. .
”l‘itc lineup attd score:
llorncy. l). Riley. ............ AyeiII
Right forward.
Ranch, Gliiotto, ............ Burgess
Left forward
Lister, liorncy, .............. .\luson
- (‘IIuter
GodI'III. Kcnny ................. SIIII
Left guaid.
.l. Riley ...................... Vai'ley
Right guard,
Field goals: Burgess :l Arena 1, Var-
le,\ 2:. Ranch L'. I). Riley l, Kenny I
Goals front foul line. .1. Riley 8.
Ayens l, .
()fllcialml‘. Guai‘nieri.
Timer ---W. (‘avanugln
SI‘III'III'~—ll. ill Lane.
Scorcv it. --ll favor of F.
Only one game was played inst night
and at Its conclusion a dance was en-
Joycd by It large number until mid
..nlght Music t'oI dancing was futnish-
ed by SVt‘t '“stiitlItIIItIa. II lllt II also play
ed a Iliillllit'l of selections duilng lht
owning.
1 his was the last dunt c the company
will hold until afth Lent.
NEWLY MARRIED.
She was newly married and did not
know a little bit nbottt either ltouat.
keeping or shopping, and she was glv
ing her very first order. it was a
crushing but the grocer was a elect-i
man and one used to all kinds of or-
ders and could interpret them easily.
"1 want two pounds“ or paralyze.
sugar," she began.
"\‘es'm. Allythlngt-lse‘.’"
“Two tins of cIInIlI-Iunt-d milk."
He sq dowII pulverized sugar ant'
condensed milk.
"A bag of fresh salt.
fresh."
"l'cs'm. What next?"
"A pound of dosecrated codllsh.”
He wrote glibly, "lit-.siccatctl coii'
"Nothing more. Itta'am‘.’ We hill"
lie sure it i:
sontt ntee' horse radish, just ill."
"No," she said. "it would be of [it
III-wI to us; we don't kt't‘ll a horse."
Then the gI‘I‘oIIII sat down and fat
ned ltutsclf with n waslIboIIiIl a‘
though the tetnpcrntntc was freezing
~—l€xc hange. I
'l'tl like to know." began tlIII IittlI
Eden strut boy, "Well. what woultf
you like to know?" asked his motltcr
‘l'd like to know why sweotbrentb
haven‘t any bread itt 'ont and sweet-
mcats haven't any meal ltt ‘cItI."~
liaitlmorc .\nterican.
"Now, dcnr," said the hero of the
elopemcnt. as they boarded the traiti.
“We are saft frottt pursuit." "And al-
so." said the radiant girl. "sale front
starvation. llcro's II check pupa ntatle
otIt to your order."—l’hllndcipltla
Press.
Hottndleigh—"llcllol You
forgot you owe [11915, i hope?"
Hare—J Of course i haven‘t Didn‘t
you see i was trying to avoid you?"—
Boston Transcript.
haven't
Miss Pitssay—l think that Mr. Wig-
gleswortlt is just horrid. Mnud-—Wltat‘s
the matter with him‘.‘ Miss Pusany~
Why, he asked me yesterday if i went
to the Phlladtipltin Centennial expoai-
tlon. —-Sommerville Journal.
aientinesl
Wholesale and retail. The largest
and finest line of Valentines in town
at the lowest prices. Spe ial prices
to teachers.
Best stock In the city.
\
* COLEMAN'S
to North Main Strut, South Norwallt.
Agent tor A. G. Smutdlng’o Baooball
and Sporting Gown.
OPPORTUNITIES TO RISE USUALI
LV CALL FOR READY MONEY.
, out you my:
Money deposited with on u not only
rowdy money but it in lurutednom
gaze“ drawing interest at four per
We want the ooooontl oi you. no
whom afford to an tro- u to. Hi
«at but who hire m duo on
W .m but its-II;
Our amt Guarantor: Satisfaction or Money Book.
Great
Trousers Bargains
WE'RE SAILING THE FIRST LEG OF OUR TROUSERS SALE. tt'l
A HALF-YEARLY EVENT. AND ATTRACTS THOSE MEN WHO WANT
.THE MOST TROUSERS-WORTH FOR THEIR MONEY.
IN QUALITY STYLE AND TAILORSHIP THERE ARE NO BET-
'ER TROUSERS MADE TO SELL AT OUR REGULAR PRICES. AT
ALE PRICES. EVERY PAIR IS A GREAT TROUSERS BARGAlN YOU
SHOULDN’ T MISS.
THIS IS THE WAY PRICES ARE RUNNING:
[1.48 FOR WORK TROUSERS WERE $2 To $2.50.
$1.98 FOR BUSINESS TROUSERS. WERE 33-00.
$2.48 FOR DRESS TROUSERS. WERE $3.50.
$3.48 FOR FINEST DRESS TROUSERS. ' WERE. $5.00.
A SIZE AND FIT FOR EVERY MAN. NO MATTER WHAT YOUR
SIZE OR SHAPE MAY BE.
, THE GROUND~HOG FORETOLD SIX WEEKS MORE OF WINTER.
, GOOD REASON WHY OUR SUITS AND OVERCOATS AT RED TAG
SALE PRICES SHOULD APPEAL TO YOU. GOOD GOODS, AND A
GOOD WHILE TO WEAR THEM THIS SEASON.
RogersSISteven's
Suooouors to Comsiook Bros.
Q
SPECIAL ‘
for I
Friday and Saturday.
on: POUND BOX
of
mar .
MIXED c‘noaourts.
' ' 250.
TIME lllliltllllLPiiilllMilill
The Prescription Store.
All cars pan the door.
Night Callo Anlworod.
Tolephono Coll, 15-2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL hl‘liltdil'l, ltlzitl It. tII.-—'l‘ltc
sharp depression in torcign markets on
account of the outbreak of hostilltlt‘H
between Russia and Japan ltttd little
effect in the opening dealings to day. in
the stock iIIIIIkct here, Gains and
losses were Iti‘y ch-nly divided, and
some, of lllt‘ intportunt international
stocks Wll‘l‘ conspicuous amongst the
gains, SotItIIIrII l’IIciiiI- rose 5“, l'IIltI-d
States Steel, ptd.. "~I., and Sugar and
tli'ooIIIyIi 'I‘I'IIIIsit about ll point. The
gi‘ttttest losses \ItrI- III Wabash,
which tell in, and Louisville 0k
\'lllt‘ In. ’l'lII-.IIIIIIkI-t “as active and
\iil'lt‘tl.
\‘.'.\l.l. S‘l’itIIZlC‘l‘, ii :I. III. The sup-
port I'Il't'llltltll the Iuai'kt‘t' in the open-
old they bought heavily
II .idIIrs, causing prices to ri..
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL, 82-2.
My constant eiforl in past years has bet-It to make our
customers feel that they were. considering their best inter.
estsln entrusting their grain orders to nty care. The iii-
crease III orders tends to prove that this Is the case with
most; and that tilt-yuppreclatc the trite meaning
foundation stone of our business "satisfaction at am cost."
i hope your personal experience has ttot provcn tl..~ cott-
tt'nt‘y. i want you to feel that this is It dcpcadnbbo plate-
you get what you think you gIIt—tbe best of everyttung.
oi the
BUY OATS "HAT‘S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
WW x—V—xc-V
t
. mo
VALENTINES.
*" .—r.
'Willia‘m P. Beers,
l9 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
6 80 MAIN ST., SO. NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 10a
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Floh Market
snap, 15c La.
OPEN LONG CLAMS, 30: OT.
Carp, Pickeret, Pike. Blue, Weak.
White, Smelt, Herring. Cod. Haddock,
Pollock. Ocean Bluel, Batman, Bonita.
Mackerel. Butter and Flat Fish.
Next to Forrll' Coal erd
“A FRIEND lN NEED is A FRIEND INDEED.”
Too many people never come to glasses. They wait for the glasses to
canto tothem. These a . epeoplc Iv ho talk about bad toes in old age.
Death and glasses come to all. Bless ed are they who die young. Blessed
are they who use glasses when needed. When in doubt about the needful
time, or Ignorant of the proper kind, c onto our way.
HOMER B. HOYT. Rofraoting Optician.
Room 0 Unitod Bonk Bulldlng. - South Norwalk, Conn.
Bpoolal Appointment: at oonvehlonco o! patron.
Offloo More, a, 11:46. 12:45. a: 00.8gturday evenings 7—2.
...-.... v . .. . ,,_, ,_
|
is : it Worth While
I 0
Iowan trot: archaic. Head Ache or 1‘oor Vision when relief to no HIRII
boar and on be had at such small cost?
WI nah a thorough examination of the Eyes. without coat, and
It hi... on nodded furnish tttetn III the lowest. poulb'lo nrico. ‘
Borioct fitting guaranteed i
gage. an cKsaN.
aroma Optician.
37-00 Wood 8.00.
Snot Lemon I. THE om KIND w: HANDLE.
TNAWWV nun ouomuo to onAoILIr Inownomo.
i
i
iy. “i‘li-l't‘ IiIII cxpiraiion til the fll'sl
IIIIur .IIII;IIIcIIs III ,. point or IIIIIII- IIIIII
IIII-II lltilllt .Iuitc g.ItI-r'tl|y tiIrotIKliutII.
’I'lte l'cIIIIsyleItIiu grot p, the l'.Icitlcs,
s‘t. i’aul, NottlIIII‘sIIrn. .\Iititlgaiutattd,
l'fIitI-d Stat-Is. pI’ti .llltl the II‘Ittctions‘
rose from i to l-'l.. RII .Ili_I pf gIIIIIId
‘J, and Wtstinglmusc lII‘HIIIIilI‘ I3. Rutl—
iiiug .‘llli'n t'oI't-cd prices slightly oh‘ at
It o'clock, and tile lilili'lit'l llt‘l‘dflll IlliIl.
WALL S'l'liklli'l‘, l II. III "The niar-
lu‘l. crept up slowly, St. Paul, Alt-hi-
son. lftiion l’fll'lflt,,.Stllllllt‘l'll l’III-llic,
l'cnIIsleanin. .\Ittalgntuniwl, l'nitod
States Steel pfd. and iirooklyti 'l‘rnnstt
selling slightly itIgIIer than III lllx'
morning. in mutual. prices ruic'd III
small. chI pfd. llliWI‘tl tip :‘2 while
\‘irginin l‘III'Iltnu t‘hIIIIIiI-III pI‘Il Iitop-
[it-ti six,
TODAY'Q QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire or Ma-
ples it (loidschmidt Commission Bro-
kors. Swattz it Corbett nun-I. South
Norwalk:
Open. High. Low. l :30
Antnl. (Win, 44 «L‘I‘q 037,. 447..
.\III (‘ A“ l-‘ t‘o., lit iii lit ill
AIII. (‘ot (til, 2!”: “filth; ltth‘, 191;,
.in. III», 7!... 7!. 71... T‘I‘I
.IIII. ire pf.. 'J‘J ‘fiii 2‘.) ill
.\III Loco, L'ItlI. ZINE. 2011. 201.;
-\III. Suit-it. l8 is 47'"). Hit.
.\lli. Sugar, 1:: 11th. 13:9 l'.’-ll.’.
.\. T S Fe. II? iITII ti? 673'.
A 'l‘ a S FII pf. 83'. .\.\ _. as as I._.
llalto, & Uhio. TM. 7‘. 1x 75 72“,.
ll'klnt R. '1‘, 3i“. -li '5 39‘, itII.
("hes a;- ()hio, :ll-‘-,. ill-"I 31“.. '.ll'-'
t‘lii. N N. \V. iti2‘. “HT“ ‘62‘1 llll".
i‘h. III-I West.. 11'... Isa. 1.3-, I:.I._.
(‘lI. .\l N St i' 39’». iii”: lilil‘I.» till-'3.
t‘ol, l-‘ a l.. Jill-"II, not, do“. :il‘x
(‘IIL South, 1.3-". I’IT. Iii-"4 iI'IT.
t‘ou. Gus, thi-‘n, MTV,» law-I Hi";-
llt‘l. CL lillllI, ”If“: ltill 131"»: 1- IH‘ ‘II
Eric, 2.“. 261.. 26-1,. 257..
Eric. lat pf.. tutti, ML. tIztft, titlk
(it‘ll. ”'90.. “351;: llit ”If-“.- “it.
ill. Central, 127M l'...’ 2-,. 12H. 27".
Lou. & Nash. 1025/, Ii‘l‘m 102%.. 1035.
Manhattan, lti illié. tilt-l. Milo
MN, St. Ry._ titty. titer ilfIlI_. liti‘q.
.\lcx. (‘ent . 103.. 1034 was. Ion,
.\l.K.&T., itil,‘ it“, 16‘]. 1'”.
M, K. a 'l‘.. pf.. 35% 37‘. 353. lit; 1..
.\ln. l‘nt‘iilt‘_ KS 89“,. 85 iii“.
N. Y, Central, 115% titty. no“; 1161,,
Norf. & West... I36“, 38' 58!’ 573.
(lut, & We”, 20% 21% 20b; 2i
l'ac. Mail, 28‘". 29‘; 28b. 2!“.
Penth R., “8% lli‘lg li3'gl14‘a
I’go. Oat-1.. 97% 981,. 97% 9x1.
l’ cs S. Car. 29 29 29
Reading, 41% 421” “34; i'J‘II
Rock island. 21% 22V. L’IM 22!.
Rtlb. Goods, 19 lit l9 19
South Pac... 45% 46% 45%; NH.
Sou. Ry. Co., 20 20% 20 20h;
Sou. Ry, Co of 80% 81 III)»; III
Tenn. C. & 1., 36M. 37 36 3d
Texas Pat‘ . 23 23 22'. 221/;
Union Pac., 767.. 771V. 76-h 77%
Union l‘ac. pf.. 90 90 90 90
S Leather. 7% 7% 71,1. 7‘11
US Real & Con 7% 7% 7% 73k
S,Rnbber,11 it 1059 107..
U. 8. Steel. ll 11% ll 11‘}.
ll. S. Steel, pf.. 55% 56% 557;. 56k.
Wabash. 18% 18% 18% 18‘“
Wabash, pf.. NV; 3t) 34% 36
Wis. Cent. [8% 18% 18% 18%
BUTLER TOOK THE CASE.
An old gentleman, a native of Wake-
field. Mass" tells this story of Ben
Butler:
“1 had an important law case on and
I feltno one could win that case for
me but Ben Butler. He was in Wash-
ington at the time. i won't to Wash-
ington and after hard scrabbllng for
two day}. got. an audience with him.
i felt no one could win that one for
,81000 a day. He had more work on
ibis hands now than he could all It
tin. and he went about his work rl
then.
“ “General. lnid, ‘l was born Int the
home town with you.‘
'He granted but wasn t otherwise
affected that I could see.
“ ‘Do you remember little Ilium—2
And you remember the boy who used
to send notes to her and the boy who
and to take them? I am the boy who
took the notoo.‘ )
» “ 'And i am the boy who lent than:
Iuld the general He held out his bad.
l
“Lady" told he. '1 oltt't nooonnon
‘Ibeuu‘. I'flouctimon‘muo'
,2: “WWW u' now
|Il'Il..l
Nllr‘ill-‘
till; tlt'tililiurt aIliit'iIiI Ii thtI nhtii'i intcredg
of all the:
abrupt-
aboul the highest bill the tummy was.
Our Important
Clearance Sale»
In a decided success and never before at this time of you.
have our Clothing Salon been as large.
1 EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY SUIT ha
been reduced in price ranging from $2 to $7.
MEN’S SUITS AND OVER
COATS.
t formerly priced $10, $12 and
$13.50, new at one price,
$798,-
MEN‘S SUITS AND OVER-l "
COATS.
formerly priced $18 and too.
now at one price,
$15.69.
MEN’S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS,
i'ormerly priced $I5 and $16.50,
now at one price,
$12.2o.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
formcrly priced $22 and $25.
now at one price,
$18.39.
Clothiers and F rnishers,
98 Washington Street. tS\0ulh Norwalk.
"'1:
Men’s Blanket Lined Working Coats, Boys’ Roofers, Boy's Swoots
crs, Underwear. Caps, Shirts, Working Shirts and Gloves,
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. .. "g
SELLECK 8. PRICE."
Potatoes are getting higher,
Own some good one: free of frost. 30c
peck. Will be higher.
here.
Turnip: 25c peck; Cabbage 4c lb.
Eggs, good stock. 38 ct:. doz.
cto. doz. First come first served.
beat in the world 20c lb.
Shoulders, Swift Bros.,
8' it: lb., cash. I
nice size.
w...“ "c... HeleouT
weather has made it difficult to move flavor and is better than fresh winter
them freely and the Iupply is short. We made, 28c lb.
Turnip: and Cabbage in fair supply!
Real Home, Eggs, just 3 dozen at 50 t special uh
I min.
I CE!" I‘lle
Butter. fine June buttonhu more
New Dried Apricots, Saturday spoo-
ial, 2 lbs. 25c.
New Dried Peacheo, 2 lb. 28 cts.
Large Prunes. fine and new, olthot'
Itart or aweet,10t: lb.
Pumpkin 3 can: for 25 cu.
Purina Pancake Flour. fresh stock,
price 8o package.
I We are in good position
Sperry a, 33m“ Bacon. new supply i on flour, having bought before the to
The war talk has put tho
price up. Special cult cut. for Satur-
day. Bag Boot Flour 70¢ each.
Let u. help you in your buying.
Lorenzo Dibble
,,
17 NOR 11'! MAIN 5min:
THE LEE TEliillllBllTlEll
IWAO WNW“ "
Mlliinory. it will'blso be to your advantage to come and m the
weareolorhzln the Furhnmotthll too-oak goodl.
The Fair Cloak and For}
Olson’ t. Shoe Store
WHY NOT BUY A PAIR'
TO SAVE YOUR GOOD ONES. .
Men' 3 Vici Kid Shoes, samples and odd lot of 82. 50 old 83. 00 Shoot. fl. _ '
$I. 98.
Men‘s Patient. Colt aIucIIers. the new toe.
Men‘s Potent Horse Hide Lace, 83.50 Shoes, at .
- $2.48
Ladies Vlci Kid Welt Heavy Sole Shoes.
Ladles' Patent Colt L’ce Shoes, :2. 60 and $3.00, at
. $l 98. i "
Ladies Fine Kid Lace Shoes, good low heels, some Cuban styles. '8! “\I
.. _ $l; 48
Entire stock of Fall and winter xoodo mull. be sold regardless of vol
or coat, to make room for the coming spring season. The entire stock in
of on. oealon' - good. and consist: Ii ladle: cm, sum, Jackets.
GET THE HABIT
0f buying ,Iout litttieI, Cheese. Eggs, Tea and Coffee at the Butter and
Tea Store.
We sell the Best Goods at lowest p I‘lccs. '
, BUTTER COFFEE
VERY BEST (YREAMRRY IUI'R SPECIAL MOCHA _AND JAVA-
250 lb. i 82¢: lb. ,
” GOOD SWEET BUTTER l A GOOD COFFEE ' 1
_ |
23:: lb. I 15:.- lb.
EGGS TEA , ‘
FRESH EGGS VERY BEST ',
400 doz. 45c lb.
WESTERN mos vans, FlNE .,
32¢: daz. 300 lb.“
WE GIVE PRESENTS WITH OUR BEST TEA AND COFFEE.
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Norwalk Chronicler