‘ ll ominouslyentorood learns-
t- is» 0“ stations: Pompeii.
a
position is, placed. a sandily
,. sketch go! the interior of a. dip-
' . ith two clients tellingtbeir
, not them noowodviook‘.
-6 tun: Itrussllns into this
‘ile two waiters steadiness
‘ono stalling-derisivelyst the
odiiipi‘sys a tiny coin with
. side oi the room a silent is
‘ surrounded by three waiters, one
, him,,with his coat. another
Iiinghis’ hat, the third bowing ob
apple ly. and holding his , a wanting
p The moral Is obvious. but: air
owanceila made for the proverbial
Iiius‘euess~ o: northern nations; and
letters. "The Results of Benevo-
‘ coin
climatic rubber leg forms are the
_ Advocatasoithsseiirst sidsio
unshapely ates contend that no
more violation 0! new it propriety is
solved in their use than in the em-
ployment oi padding to correct droop
ing1sboulders or in using braces to
rentedy the eiiect of a stooped hack.
.Theii'orms may be so inflated as to
‘ round out unnatural bends. They can
behad from. stock, says the New York
, Bus. or made to individual measure
. meats. They are light in weight, com»
‘ .tortable and invisible. being worn on
Ithq inner side of the trousers leg, and
they allow or easy adjustment. ’Tnil-
org view this innovation spproviuslin
as it assists them in producing proper
results.
According to the Philadelphia Itec-
0rd the disorganization oi the school
_ system in that city has reached a point
e _ at which radical changes are absolute
‘, lynecessnry. The school buildings are
sold to be inadequate and imperfect
'isuperintendenta have to waste their
time on clerical work because they are
‘ compelled to hear classes, promotion
and tenure oi once have little relation
to merit. there is a system or triple
. responsibility which results in no one
W being held properly responsible for
screed-Idetii‘lltbfi‘hnd soon and so on.
, il‘he teachers themselves have now an
plied for i change: in the stem. and
pars trying to arouse pubic sympathy
its: the appeal. . ..
‘ . rmmNINE TOPICS.
Ferns, besonlas, etc. ‘at’e’ not more
‘eilsctive in eapensivoreceptacies that
‘ they are in the inexpensive little pioc
jet! of Japanese pottery. And. remenr
. . “you are using cut flowers. yet
. chit hardly put too few of them into a
jingle vase The truly Japanese wa;
otdwoi’ating with single sprays can
inot‘he improbed upon.
‘JI‘Ile,I‘i-innlng,,tunir designs, which in-
inge figures. with curved lines a
vieii u-the straight. are seen eitenest
on: the larger pieces of lingerie, par.
Mildly skirts:
. Quite an improvement on theold
tashioned rubbers that envelope the
test and keep them always perepiring
are those that cling to the soles and
heels and are not over the top oi the
* tootxatalt: gush rubbers would not
W9“.Iiurdensdme.
' 'I‘lle'illet nets darn very prettily and
make best collar-and-cuii sets.
Come mllffflwflw spoken oi as "fur
patchwork}?
‘ A few pickled nasturtluln pods are
. an improvement to many salads.
[bonus
me of a severe bronchial
, copgh. kit also built the up and re-
» piloted my strength. which had
been undermined by the severe
. strain oi incessant. cmtghiug.«-Wii-
‘ lisnl‘ 0. Dublin. Kingston, N. Y.
at all or... stem. 250, 600. st.
,. .. GO to. the
w : titlil Billiard”
. for your v
“New Year‘s
Dinners
sosm LMWALZ, Prop.
‘I’rbprietor Hell's? Mabsckomo.
' ' 'l‘eiophone 398.
velour can cbur. .
_ _ .Iurrasne'r. '
. seas oi
oi.
don“tlhronicle.;ln sf‘pm‘mg L
nun ,
veteran. in 4 ‘ 0 Initial
the finest arrange tostival
Numb:
_ ‘ s '
nulls! Wheel or the
limb. That-owes, a very In-
. Wit (the. entertainment, program.
which‘hsd been termscd‘under the di-
rectlonoi.lirs..li‘anton Bears and Mrs.
tipflccleid‘. was concluded. Bests
(it arrived by way or the center
sis e, properlysttired with a pack on
his'bsclt. in the person or Factor:
m ‘ i
‘ OldiNiclt brought any, with himand
distributed candy. oranges and mu.
When this ceremony. which innit some
‘timawas nnished. the‘members oi the
school were invited to the basement,
whereice cream and calls were served.
Springwood. Union Ohspsi.
. The Christmas exercises were held
est night at the Bpringwood Union
Chapel.“ in Ely avenue. The edifice
was crowded by the members and
friends '0! the school." The auditor-
ium wasbsndsomelydecorated. and the
new electric lights made a brilliant el-
‘oct. ‘ The program was as follows:
Carol—dine Wondrous Star.
flici'nvbth the picture is' inscribed in scripture Reading—A Prophecy,
Mrs. Croiut.
'larol—«Jl‘be Nations Wake to madness.
Reading No. 2—-Pr0phe'cy Fulfilled.
Comb—Do the Angels Bing.
‘rayer by Superintendent.
Carol—~0brist is Born.
Recltatlon~Welcome,
Harold Tollos.
Carol—wliark How the Joy Bells Ring.
1.‘xet-t.'iaes-——'I'he Redeemer Cometh
With the Song of Angels.
Tarol—Jl‘he Song of the Angels.
Readingw'rhe Children of the King.
Miss Harris.
Carol-0 Sing Ye Winds.
Recitation.
Freddie Becker.
'arol-—Rejolce.
imitation—Grandmother’s Advice.
Luey Buddeiey,
Tomlmnlessed Star of Christmas.
Offerings.
arol—Glory to God
Distribution oi‘presouls. cake. candles
M
ago. at the church by 7 o'clock.
In. .
ol‘tilefi
‘chursb will In Imiti
_ be ‘_ At'iiliilic’c‘oh
, ca .ser'lce :‘ .
church. sitar wwbicItothe IiilIiOO wi
proceed in a body to backwoods his!
tor the festivities ,oi the evening. The
principslteature of the entertainment
will be a slight of hand performance
by Prat. Krieger. oi New‘liorlt‘cliyi
The children arerreeuestod to meet
. ‘ “Parents
Valid blends are cordially invitedto at-
tend both service and the entertain-
moot following. ‘ . ' -
‘ . pthsr Eve ls‘aohoduied.
Theannuai Christmas festival or the
unseen chepelwiil be held at the
chapel on Monday-evening. January 2
There will be a prom in or entertain
men. ‘ . . a ‘ _
‘The‘Chrlstmss‘iestivai of St. Pnui't
Sunday school will beheld at 63'
o’clock this evening. First there wil'
be a carol service In the church, after
which an adjournment will be taker
to thejbnsement, where there will be
in entertainment and gifts will be dis-
tributed.
canoe son rm: oslsur.
SAN. FRANCISCO, Dec. 28.——i.aden
with the largest cargo eyer shipped
out of San Francisco on a vessel. the
steamer Mongolia departed for Chi-
nese and Japanese ports today. Her
freight amounts to 18.000 tons. In
her treasuregtanks will be stored 81,-
600,000. Much of the cargo ior Japan
is contraband. She also will carry
500 passengers. Prominent 0n the
cabin list is Prince Fushlmi and suite.
returning to Japan... and Archbishop
A‘gius, papal delegate to the Philip-
p nee. .
THAT EAST AVENUE SWITCH.
The last meeting‘oi the Norwalit
City Council of 1904 will be held to
marrow evening at the Council Cham-
ber in Wall street. it is expected that
at this time the council will decide dei-
inltoly whether, it will grant'tho Con-
uoctlcut Railway and Lighting Com-
pany the privilege of laying a new
switch in East Avenue.
RECENT. ARRIVALS OF VESSELE.
NEW YORK, Dec. 28.-—-Arrlved:
Steamer Pnnuonia. from Naples,
Trieste. Flume, etc; Numidiau. {rem
Glasgow
Z4... (I; J, . .
TURKEY TENDER.
CRISP AND BROWN
for the Christmas platter hangs on
one of the many books in our store-
all but. the “crisp and brown" part
which we, must leave to your oven anr‘
cook. We have the “flue birds.‘
though. as any expert can tell by look
ing. Come in and take your pick ear
ly enough to get the host. We're go
lug to sell a lot this year.
Sonatab'u mark at
22 WASHINGTON STREET.
'Phons. 322-2.
40 Wall Street.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO DOOOOOO‘
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry, 6m Clocks. 0
Cut alas -. O
at ”II. W. AUSTIN-9.
‘ U
Norwalk. Conn. (j
0
__ ulnmal Big
CASH ‘
\
Toial
vet...
umbrella.
Automat'
All blinds must be deposited in
envelope and left at the Clifford
till sale at each store. lilacb cigar lu
. The Automal.
places:
CLIFFORD HOTEL BAR ROOM.
MAHACKEMO HOTEL LOBBY.
MW. amuwmy-na ”summit...“ ,_ w... L... m...
..»
, ECONOMY
u “no... new
placed upon lilo mat-lint.
Let Us Glue
'i‘hst ii you accept
All! will to mm ' ‘ or
girl. is: ephemera ax.
It is;
is.
- can a
. councils!
New or city
.11 u s esvsdomsur cit».5
‘ 1isllplrrsutv ownosue
OFFER
to those collecting the most Automat Bands before
March I. 1905:
FIRST PRIZE, $10.00 CASH
SECOND PRIZE.
THIRD PRIZE.
FOURTH PRIZE.
FIFTH PRIZE.
SIXTH PRIZE.
SEV’TH PRIZE.
EIGHTH PRIZE.
NINTH PRIZE.
TENTH PRIZE.
livery contestant not winning a cash prize will receive a good
bands on ten cent cigars count as two hands.
lopes with tscntlmtani’s name and address plainly written on each
and Elisabeth streets, before March l. 1905.
llilghl. oi the most popular brands or union made 50. and 100 cigars
Cigar Stores will be found at the following
SOUTH NOBWALK CLUB ROOMS.
arSuresllu.
PRIZES
9.00 CASH
8.00 CASH
7.00 CASH
6.00 CASH
5.00 CASH
4.00 CASH
3.00 CASH
2.00 CASH
1.00 CASH
- . $55-00
lots of too or more in sealed cove-
Pharmacy. corner of Smith Main
bonded with our own special bands.
CITY HOTEL LOBBY.
CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
......... . . ...... .. ssin-a‘A-n—smlruwHW-nur
is Walton.
The Rector ties Lamp investment (.30., or lllamiurd. Conn. are biennial-.—
iuriuu. renting and soilinu the haul and mosl economical tins [aiIIIIII over
You a Palmer.
llo sure are they oi! the ground upon which they stand that they are
prepared to place one (it the Rector basins in your house or place oi busi-
uusii ior ii itmr duye' trial at no expense to you. .
We Notify You Now .
this oiier. run LAMP Wild. anti. lrsnnr, be.
nature it will demonstrate beyond the possibility or a doubt. that it will
sweaters light than any me (lies bumps or any other make or any two
ordinary incandescent Electric Lights. '
r
I
IIliliaIIllii Ii docs
you Irish for broken
It Will Save You Money.
the work of any two lamps crispy mlmr make: levels
you less (or gas to ”II” your place oilmsluess: protects your eyes: l‘UliIil
bullet and Glass Warts IIiliil do other barium: out
1 or g It“ OINT, wear» and ouilustn uliy other Lapin y no Ifliii buy.
In other words its an
honest. CI‘DIHmIImII l’ius‘inmp to buy.
. r. o; tun: iIlII
A
TA!“ Pitfall Gil: LIMP lNVl'fl’Ml’NT 60.
_ g . so. ill A‘I‘imN’I‘lti out. srauruub. sous.
_ p, p; LUCKWOUU a 00., Agents. in wnbi. s'r. souwsut. sorts.
disrupt; _ .
Haven, latent. .,srssll,0ity'.;
,riolavvitlntnuFlint 1
Q
NEW nevus. be. rams: ”or
his 0. Bergin, .wnotwasurrtsted last“
night at her home custaraniie street.1
charged with issuing a check iorlwhicb
no funds were on deposit. started today
for Jersey City,,acqnmpanied by Deters
tlvo'flergennt Bonnet, of that city.
‘dl'e. Borgia is the its at Dr. Thomas
7. Borgia. a well: pawn. physician‘ '0!
$1116 city, while the bomplainen‘t in the
use is A. ‘L. Cushinii. bI‘JersOYCIWI
Mr. Cashing has brought suit in the
Superior Civil Court here to recover
the. amount of a check of 31.500. and
although the local police profess. «to
now “increment the matter, it is un'
ierstood here that the criminsI'action
has to do with .thexsame check. “
The arrest caused much surprise
1thong acquaintances of Dr, and Mrs.
Borgia in this city. The woman was
a widow when she Was married to Dr.
Baillie. and Bht' had two children, a
boy and girl, by her first husband.
whose. name was llandiuy.‘ . The mar-
riage to Dr. Bergin took place in New
York about a year ago. and it was not
until they came to New Haven and
registered at a local hotel that Dr.
Bergln's friends know anything about
it. Mrs. Berz‘n is said to be, several
veers older than her. husband. They
have lived in line styleai 431 Orange
street. in the 01d Benedict residence
utd Mrs. Borgia always seemed to have
plenty of money. Considerable mys-
tery surrounds the giving of the alleg-
ed worthless check.
in spite 01' a renori‘circulated last
night that no order for the removal
0i Mrs. Borgia to New Jersey had. buen
Issued by Governor Chamberlain. Curr
talu Cowles. oi the New Haven detec~
‘ch bureau. said today be bad no
'loiibt that the papers presented by the
Tei‘st-y City dtucotivo were correct. The
papers here the signature of. Governor
Chamberlain. with which Captain
“service In i’umllinr.
Dr, Bel-zip did not accompany his
wife to Jersey City. She left her old-
ost cb‘bl, sized thirteen. here. and took
with her the blue-year-nid child and
the baby. aged five months. Her maid
was with her. Mrs Borgia appeared to
he perfectly cool about the matter to
day and although evidently annoyed
ever it. did not seem worried. She
“pressed herself as confident that the
trouble would be all straightened out
as soon as she reached Jersey City.
CONGREOATIONAL INTERTAIN-
MENT.
Program to be Rendered in South Nor-
wsk Church, This Evening.
W Win, a,
‘ tendence 'at these meetings. as the
_ .i-l dildo"! ‘ to
. gponsoiitietion committees.
Pursuant to the action this t the
recent town asserting theirs sum
willeallvmoetlugs or the v‘oter‘s‘ln- the
threevotlngdistricts to elect members
ot a committee (or the purpose at prev
paring a‘oharter than to he submitted
to tholegisiaturo or 1907. :. .
he registrarsmwere cautious to
he no mistake regardigtheslnatter
so they cwhhltcd"'ibwn ‘ tinsel Levi
Warner rresarding the elections." fi‘he
meetings will be» held in when district
and the registrars. will selecttbo; piss»
es 4101- tbeholding or such meetings.
The meetin .-_in the First District
will beheld the Town Assembly
Hall. The meeting in the Second Dim
trict will probably .be held in Arlen
Hail and the meeting in the'l'hird Dia
trial. will probably talte place at the
Fitch school. ' .
All three meetings will be held on
Januarv 6. . , a : 1.
Undoubtedly there will be a large at
r
public is very much interested In the
situation which has been forced upon
South, Norwallt. ,
GOOD RESULTS OF THE THAW.
”——
‘I'Ito ice is New All Brolton in the Up-
per Norwalk Harbor.
The ice on the upper Norwalkhar-
bar has been broken up by the present
thaw and hard rain, Unless a cold
snap comes along immediately. it is
expected that much of the ice will
float away into the Sound. Boats
traversing the upper harbor now have
no trouble. except. with the floating
cakes. which. however. are very easily
tangled up in the screw propellers 0i
steamers. . . , ,.
Despite the severity of some of the
recent weather the propellers have
hyper: able to make a course through
I r» (so.
ICE FROZE TO RAIL.
Superintendetn Kyle Had a Harri Task
Yesterday Morning.
Patrons of the local trolley lines
had little idea of the work required to
gel to work traffic was in good shunt.
tortlay morning. The rain of Monday
nichl. froze hard to the rails making
a thick coat of ice. Superintendent
Kyla started the two big plows out.
about 3 o'clock yesterday morning .
with good loads or sand aboard and;
by the time people wanted the cars to
got to work trailic was in goo dshapo.
except on the East avenue line. where
cars were late.
CUPS ON EXHIBITION.
Trophies oi Last Summer’s Races in
Coleburn. and Lauder‘s windm.
There is a very pretty sight in one
of the Mg display windows oi Colo
The Christmas entertainment or the
Bible school of the First Congregatilm-
a] Church. South Norwallt, will be
old this evening at 7:30 o'clock. In
the church. The program rendered
will be as follows;
Organ Prelude,
E. ii. Manvillc.
Christmas Carols—'*'
No. 2. Ring (in, tweet Bells.
No. 5. The Silver“ lira Shouc Clear
and Bright.
No, 9. The Light 0! Glory.
‘raycr by the pastor.
Carols—-
N0, is. We iiull Theo King.
No. 21. Jesus the Lord is Born.
iddress oi welcome by lhe Superin-
tondcnt.
leading A Christmas Dream.
'Mrs.‘ Ida 8. Keep.
Candlestick Drill, .
.‘itel Becker. Bertha Beilus. Jennie
Benedict, Marion Brown, Nollie
Clark, Joian Vadis. Myrtle Ward.
Helmllcher.
Chorus 01' Sugar Plums and Tableau.
Lois Beers. Marjory Boerum. Gor-
trude Bucli. Giiiord Clark. Hugo
Gumbart, Ethel Crew, Rosalie Jesse,
Gibson Smith. Charlie Stirling. Vio-
la Voight. Wallace Vollmcr and Ms-
bel Spear.
Santa Claus and Reindeer.
Santa Claus. Albertans Boers. Harry
Bradbury, George Clark, l’aul Law.
rence, Lawrence Paul. George Ross.
John Stirling. Kenneth Taylor.
Tableau: and closing chorus.
~Mw...
CONCLUDING SPECIAL PRAYER
MEETING.
The concluding special prayer meet
ing in the series arranged for Novem-
ber and December will be held tomor-
row evoning at the-First Methodist.
Church. The opening praise service
will be led by Franklin A. Smith. Mrs.
Frances Heath-Elston will render goo
psi solos, and the poster will conclude
bin addresses on "Anointings Prom 00
High." speaking on "Cornelius at Gas.
sores or the Way to Receive an An-
ointing." in view 0! the fact that the
last. night of the old year comes on
Baturdsy. the usual watch night-aer-
vlce Is by vote of the Olllcial Board
Thursday night will have some retor-
unco to the closing at the old and the
coming of the new year. John Green-
wood has been asked to speak on
3"80me Watch Night Services 1 Have
i Knuwul'and there will be other approu
ipriam features. The service will be
told at the usual prayer meeting hour
and close as usull . ‘ I
”.mw.» — .0... ... .
assist-Mite ranrr.
A elm. tilulslmns party was siren
. Munroe nlretil.
g siiulr it sections.
or himself did well b entertaining his
end Mr. 'i'rilsuh's g is. dongs and
doclnntstlons were given. by Mr. Bulim-
krais. iihuries Bieinev. (Write Trltsch.
and by A. Route. tho choristw twin
iirunltevillu. _ "
wane-aw
ENJOYAILE OH‘ngMASIOATHSH‘
ink gatherings was at ihe'botno oi Mr.
and hits. Robert is Watkins In South
Main street. Monday. During the av-
ening‘s 0 line musicals was rendered.
and numerous gills exchanged. ’l‘bn
murals were Mrs. Elisabeth Wade and
son. W, is. Wilde. CII‘iiilIli Vosch. Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Watkins sudden
Olive Weed, Hazel Wilson and Alice '
omitted. consequently the service on '
by (iconic ’l‘rltsuh. at his home. 2i".
shove BMIIIlIil‘Iilil. ills
parlour. did till he could in polite the
Mr. and Mrs. hitchi-
nr served it good supper and Mr. Smith
bum and Lauder’s Norwnlk store,
where are shown the nine large silver
cups won by the various boats in the
lleet of the Norwslk Yacht Club. The
modore's cup going to the swift knock-
about "Pampers", The other winners
are the Critic, Knavc. Chic. Mabel,
Question. Ada. billion and Defiance.
CHRIG‘TMM REUNION. . ,
A. family gathering was held Christ
man at Henry F'lngg's. in Lorence
street. The aitemoon was spent with
music and speaking by the little ones.
Miss Dempsey. oi Stamford. is spend-
ing the holidays with Miss Eva Flagg.
.11
. ..L...-.. ...
CIVQ MOIMy.
to collect them.
- foundlands.
‘ Christmas sods
begins Today
Sale includes all Iona-overs.
Prices are irmarked in all
cases at less than original
cost.
UF‘
NEWFOUNDLAND DOG VIRTUAL-Ibeen crossed with hounds
LY EXTINCT.
Not a Single Thoroughbred on island "
Whore Strain Originated.
. ‘or other
types. ‘ -
I The Consul added that he had learn.
‘ the only person known to pos-
lses a pure breed of the Newfoundland
, was a man in Pennsylvania. The deal.
There is not a single thoroughbred ‘ er wrote to the latter, only to be told
New ioundland dog on the
Island that the demand (or his dogs, was so
where the strain originated. declares Silt-M that he could ROI will”! it. .
llle American Consul at St. John, N.i
prizes are all club trophies, the com- F.
Recently there has been a great de-
"li is well-known." said the dealer.
l”thnt the smooth breed of Newtound
land is extinct, but that the other
proud for that particular variety of varieties are so nearly so as to render
dog. and a dealer wrote to the Consul the purchase of one almost an impos-
saking him for quotations on New- « sibility. came to‘ me are. surprise.
The official first wrote:
' “The smooth Newfoundland had a
that he knew at a man who could tum. : rather small head and was white in
lab several puppies at $10 each.
Then he followed this with another black, curly-haired animal.
icoIor. The kind I want to get In the
with a
letter. explaining that be had made an , large head and noble expression."
Investigation which revealed the tact:
that. there was not one animal of purer
strain to be round. all the dogs having‘ marriage they quarrel.
TELEPHONE 322-4.
tsaoiuo osocss.
It RUnHING BUOINESS
is our verdict ior last week. in lost It was the hippest week's business we
ever had, our stores were crowded the entire week.
given out by the thousand. it you did not not your shoes It is no iauit oi
m
Hunt Stamps were
During courtship they argue: alter
IMMENSE
OUR CHRISTMAS TRADE WAS‘AT THE TOP NOTCH OF THE LAO-
YOU CAN'T FOOL THE PEOPLE WHERE TO GET THE FIRST
OUALTIEB AND GOODS THAT ARE UNOUESTIONABLE
IT IS A GREAT SOURCE OF ENJOYMENT TO KNOW THAT WHEN
YOU ARE READY FOR A GOOD DINNER YOU HAVE THE GOODS
THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED BY YOUR GUESTS. THIS IS WHERE
OUR DELICIOUS COFFEE. TEAS. CANNED GOODS. JAMS, JELLIES
AND A HOST OF OTHER GOOD THINGS APPEAL TO THE TASTE. AND
ARE OUR EUSINISS DOOMERS.
IN PRICE.
Charles E. Seymour,
88 WEST WAOHINOTON 011.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
nmwwaw_-.
Gold Hook Irsnd Cause,
”1",, w
Best Full Cream Cheese.
1 lbs. Dost Milk Crackers. 250
3 quarts Caps 00d Cranberries, 260
Pure Lssi‘ Lard, ib.. ‘ its!
host Lean bait Pork. ib.. 120
ii cans Gold Rook Peas. use
Walter Baker's cocoa. hos. etc
200 hot;
160‘. ‘
One or the most eiiioysble Christ ‘
. tor. Milton.
HUNT STAMP Ol'll‘liils.
so Hunt lumps with i in. Cost No. 1 Tea.
or Hunt dumps with i in. Fancy No. 2 Tea.
so Hunt Names with i to. photos No. 3 Tea.
10 Hunt Items with i/ in. lost lie. 1 Tea.
10 Host lumps with l, lb. Fancy No. 2 Tea.
10 Host mom with V. lb. clinics No. s Ten,
5 Hunt Items with 1 lb. lest French Prunes.
NORWALK’SBIIEIEST
118 WASHIN 0N gil'l‘i’milii‘.
S00 WALK.
molded
ours. but we sincerely trust you did. Better get started. buy ior cash and
Also get the famous Hunt Stamps im. it will pay you
3 lbs. Lean Cellini-sis Prunes. , 250
Force lost or Melts Vita pkp-. ' lac
II I i '
Leanig'lorn a Long Island Tun-inns. pk. 1.0
“m “'nd" Egg-Oahu (Food). 2 page. 190
m“ 2 lbs, Fresh Cakes (any kind). the
l
lb 7V0 .2 lbs. Ivan. Peaches, ass
- " ‘ ‘ iii Calm Ozone Soap. app
2 cans Bartlett Pears, ass
COLLECT HUNT HAM”. _
we to Hunt stamps with Pita. Old tirlst Miii demerits
400 . ,5 Hunt stems with large Pits. Grain-O. . use
the 5 Hunt Mumps with 1 lb. Mocha d. .iavs‘doilse. has
m 5 Hunt clumps with 1 lb. Java is Matt cellos. use
200 , ii Hunt Items with 1 lb. Clinics Santos Cellos, 20a
:3: i 5 Hunt Clamps with 1 lb. IIsst lied Cellos, its
ii Hunt Stamps with Large Flip. Posture Cereal, 240
.. W ,
till
Norwalk Chronicler