.' ll
. reported from any Long lslan
n huthorltios have threatened
she does not give the‘babe
they are now providing “119.1
has all sorts of people to
01111 but the orb could get
' itbout mothers devoid of the
9—wa-
plain farmhouse a. few miles
lows City. 103111.11; one of the
nor '1‘. J. ll‘itebatrlck the 001-
for in Charge of the Stilts
1000.000 increase in the value
‘ rk city real estate. as reveal
‘ r the intact tax assessment
5 is ‘chiefly on property, located
.11 {entire route of‘the new sub-
Itshows what good investments
ys'rarernot only for the accom-
ions they afford. but likewise for
betterment of adjacent property.
The Budalo Express charges the 0p
51) outs of the big 1101000, 000 canal
improvements with unfair play. They
, , ore beaten by the people at the pols
w on the question was up, and would
0- bénten again if the matter were re
terred back Now they are trying to
tie the work up in legal entanglements
is 5a most offensive exhibition of cor.
crate use of money in biting lawyers
hlch‘ the Exprsa 1111111111 wizl be re
linked when the people get a chance.
FEMININE TOPICS.
, » Irish potato cake will be a novelty to
some. This recipe is taken from Good
1311121131213 115: To one cup of mashed
potatoes seasoned with bu1ter and salt
add one- half cup of milk and one and
one-half cups of flour; beat lightly.
”add one teaspoon of cal-away seeds.
Ro‘l 1110 a round coke one inch thick
bud bake in buttered frying pan. cover
‘ ed. on top of the 1nnge.Bnke brown.
' cut into foul quarters and serve hot
2 with butter and salt.
2' - Thebolel'o is very, very fashionable.
I It is seen on street costumes as well as
house dresses. and for the latter they
taro often made of lacs, a contrast in
color being considered stylish. For in-
stance, a bolero of block lace will 1112
. wtnin over a gown of light-blue or pale
‘ put. ‘
5 ,5 The 1830 styles ure doubtless respon-
sible for the blond shoulders and lap-
. raring waists
e beautiful chiffon cloth, than
"which there is no even 115 fabric more
'popular, comes in flowered patterns on
plain grounds us wall 119,111 all plain.
l neilce must of the long cents on the
new suits are single breasted, and the
buttons button through the material
There are so many different. colored
gems represented in the necklaces and
pendants or the. day that a fashion has)
arisen 101 having the necklace curry
out the color scheme of the costume.
Air your coffee and tea pols as well
as wash them. That is after they hnve
been thoroughly. washed and dried. let
them stand open until may are used
next time Of course they would be
closed while the room was being
swept
‘ The all over lace yoke and cuffs
which reach to the elbows make 11 01-1211
or. looking waist of u very plain moo
holds]. The upper part of the sleeves
are immense puffs caught down once
by shirrlng uround the center. The
cuffs must fit the arm my snugly, as
like yoke must fit the shoulders and
vibrant.
Dimitles w‘ll be one of the wool
mum summed dress fabrics of the
111111181111. They are very pretty this
your and long before the demand
pulses the supply will have disappear
edwht 121.11 that is the prospect now.
Go to the
11111111111111”
far your
. Dinners
) lesson 1.. WALZ, Prop. ‘
Also
Tremolo: Hotel Msbuckomo
‘ Telephone 1108..
EIGHT PER CENT.
INTEREST. ,
s you 111 ensues or
.‘i‘ 1121111. entousm 1111.
111115.11 usvctomsa‘r so.
AN 8: COMPANY
pan 11 11113 city 1111; 1111111 '11
~ 11
2 York. New Haven and Hartford. but
i ' up.
'1. pilousolldui‘ed Railway Conn-5
pthrbu‘shv
t. the more!
to the roost port, the trucks wcie bet
1132113111. well cleared oi sno‘ws‘ Up
to does no shlpping 1118111119111 1111 been 2
Sound
port. Vessels apparently having sought
harbors before the storm 11111111111911
11111515610113 pioporuous All the Sound
steamers made their usual night trips
..11.1 (lJ'lVGd safely.
8111'. Inches Show in New York.
NEW 101111.311. 28. --Wlth six in-
111193 of snow on the ground a forty-
1111.9 wind from the northeast. biowm‘g
the snow into highdrli‘ts. and the tem-
peratlu'e at 18 degrees. and falling.
blow York experienced today one of
the worst atoms of the winter. . The
snow began last night and continued
railing steadily today. ,
As it became colder travel and sur.‘
face car lines were operated as usual,
but not of schedule speed.
At 8 o'.clock the wealher bureau re»
ported that the therlnometei was
steadily EhOWll’lé a lower temperature.
and that the cold would becOme eon-
aldernbly more intense during t'us day
The steamer Germania, from italien
ports, due today. is believed to be in
the nest anchored off Sandy Hook bar.
The Clyde Line steamer Benefactor.
which cleared for Phliu’demhia last
night, and the tug Cuba. with two bar-
ges for Fall River and Boston. sought
shelter behind Sandy Hook last night.
The sale was increasing in force at
the Hook early today.
All the steamers of the various lines
0111111 New York, New Haven .nnd
Hartford Railroad Company from New
Redford, Fall River, Providence Now
Landon and Long island Sound ports
ran on their regular schedule desplle5
11s storm .1181 1115111. and reached their -
piers at this city without mishap.
The Joy Line steaniels made the
imp both to New York and Providence}
11110111 trouble.
Conditions throughout the greaterf
city became more serious as tho daY‘
advanced. The storm continued with
unabated vigor and traiilc of all kinds
oceanic more uncenaln. Tro ley cars
and oven the elevated lines felt the of
loci. of the storm. Street traffic even:
11 the center of the city was seriously ;
impeded by the whirling clouds of:
snow which half~blinded drivers and}
horses allge. On the harbor tell for"
1.. .exul'cllPd the greatest cnutlon.
No attempt was made :0 run sprintsi
1an on Brooklyn Blidge the panach-
.5016 being transferred by the cable
lines.
'1ho big plant of tho Kip Browingl
Company caught file while the storm
was at its height and although a
Trent quantity of lire apparatus was
called out by three alarms, the blgl
malt house was practically destroyed. i
There \v'elo hundreds of thousands of
bushels 111' grain in the bios
11 um wu ch threuiuuod an enor-
mous amount of ni“'01)0|l} in the dry
goods district in the vicinity of Wul~,
her and Church streets gave the 1110— i
men a desperate struggle ['01 an hour
rhile the storm was at its height curly
today. The flames were. finally sub—
med, after causing damage to the ex-
tent of $501100 The lld'lvimi 1m" :-
were Molris Roth, cotton goods: L. W
3111111112113 hosiery and underwear. 1111111
loldwuirr Brothers ribbons 11111 icons.
in Chluch street and the international' .
Suspender Company in Walker 8111.01.
Several trons-Atlantic and 2111111111111
steamers due to orrlve today had not
reached the hrubor long after they
were due. They probably rode out 1111']
gale outside of Sandy Hook bar lestl
night waiting lot llnyllgbt 111111 a cow
ution of the blinding snowfall before
11101111111111; to come up through the
unfilled channels of the lower bay
The Steamer Rotterdam ft'otn Rotter.
him was reported by wireless tele«
graph 11s of! Nluilucllot lluhlshlp 1qu
yesterday afternoon and another
stonnu-r supposed to be the Monom-
loci: from London. which pushed lil'c
island enlly lust evening. were 111110111:
those whose 11: rival has been delayed.
l‘be swoon-2r Soul-111139 from Porto
Rico and the (immense 110m Porn.
worn seen to anchor (111 Sandy Hook
before the storm; begun lust night. 11111
are uow lost to sight in 1110 11111111
snow. Severe! ocean liners are due
1o urrivo today. but are imported to ho
ill!» in rominu lnlo port.
The first death an a direct result of
the menu was reported from Brooklyn.
seven inches of snow bud :2 on 11.15101
o'clock this morning. and it is still
renewing hard With e 311511111» wind blow}
' 1118. 25111111111; drifts in places of 1131's 5
is 1
sieve zero.
_ wind Was of 15111111211112 fence.
.the‘ suburbs.
Itrallic was almost suspended at 111111
‘cept on the 111m
The mercury
Durin5 this night the
foot and over.
Severe Weather 1511 119.131..
BOSTON Jan 25. within snow storm
which begun in this city curly 11112
11111111 assumed severe. proportions be
fore the line. the shaman helps ac
compnnlcd by s 111511 northerly sale.
A suture of the storm was the low
tem eruture, the memmeter resis-
toriug only 9 above sure at 8 o'clock
1101 over five inches of snow was on
the ground at that hour. but the wind
had drifted it badly. particularly in
By the constant use of
plows. however. street car lines were
kept open and us the shew was fine
and light 11.11.. was 1111111 (10‘ av on
steam railroads and little damage to
telegraph and telephone wlimes l‘t wa.~
still snowing hard this foreuoon.
Worcester Has Blinding Blizzarth
WORCESTER, uni-1., .‘Jan. 28 ~Over
a foot of snow 11 s fallen here in a
blinding northeastern blizzard. At 8
o'clock the street railways in the city
began to feel the effects. Suburban
holu excepting on the Boston and Wor-
cestei load.Steu1n railroads were
running all right up to 10 o‘clock. 5
Through «' Trains Delayed.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 25.-—Thc
storm which began in this city and
surrounding country last night contin-
ued today without any sign of nbadng.
The snow 11111 registered seven inches
and slrcet our travel is badly crippled.
A heavy wind is drifting the. snow and
suburban street car trafilc is practical
1.1 11111 standstill. Railroad truffle. ex
h trellis. 1111.11 not
been interfered w th to any extent
Many of the through trains. however,
are badly delayed. Reports from the
Delaware Breakwater are to the offset
that the snow 1s accompanied by a 111'
t) 21hrcc mile wind, Which makes 11
very dangerous for the shipping. There
11111.2 been no disasters up to ibe pres»
out time.
Calm. Mild Winter Day.
UTlCA. N Y., Jan. 25 --Central
New mm is formed With a calm. mild
winter day. Two or three inches 01
snow loll 312.1111 d.iv dud drifted badly.
but the roads are not blocked
Chatbam’s Heaviest Storm
CiiATliAli, Mess, .lnu 2.3 «The
heaviest storm of the seuson prevail
ed song the coast today. the wind
reaching a veloulty of sixty miles an
hour from the northeast. The roads
11 2» lllillflrtflufl as the snow is drama
11. div. No merino mishaps were re
polled during the forenoou
Blizzard With Drifting Snow.
\"lZ\'ls)YAllD HAVEN, Muss, Jan.
Em—A heavy northeast blizzard will.
drilling snow prevailed hem all mm
and continued today. No disusllrs
have been r'.epoitod A small lloot oi
vessels consisting of 1111110 111511.111:
barges and ion sclioonors is anchored
hero. The Vineyard and Nunlucko.
boats loinalncd at their docks and no
attempt will be made to reach 1111
mainland until the weather nloduroaio
Coldest of the Year in Nebraska.
OMAHA, Nob. Jon. 25.~'i‘ho
weather bureau today reported the
minimum temperature 111 17 degrees
below zero. L881 night. was; 1111.» «11:11
est of 11113 your. Snow in 1he eastern
part of the slate is impeding 2 11"111121 lo
a considerable extent
Killed on Trolley Track.
WILMINGTON Dol., Jun. 213 —Tl1c
heavy snow storm almost cozuplelelv
blocked trolley traffic in this oily '11m
pow 11111 was about 10 lllchllil 111 10
00101111 today. James MCCODR) oi
11111 Highlands. while wnlltlm; clung
the Delaware avenue trolley truck:
was struck by a car and 1111111111113
killed. It is thought he was blind
ed by the snow. Business was gou-
orally suspended on account of the
storm, and the public schools 110111111.
Trains on tho [lof'nwnle 11111110111!
reached Wilmlugmu from one in two
hours late.
Bnow Fall in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. 11111.. Jim. 25.‘-—-Hnow
has boon felling steadily since 21
lo‘clock yesterday afternoon 111111 the
1 weather is very cold. the thermometer
murlrluu 111 degrees nbovo ammo Above
sovou inches of snow lulu 111111111 hero
Maryland and West Viruiuls 10111111
1.11111 1119 snowfall more has been the
scvnrcat of lilo wlnlm'. So for 1,111,110.
111111 been no aorloua interruption to
whore Rhino Nulollzo an 1111111111, wus
found lylu'g «loud in 11 snow drift H113 ,
ilulllll Wile caused by uxhullulien
Trains Behind schedule.
' WATERDUIH’. .1111).
E in
25.-~»Tlio aoverd .
ruliwuy 11111110.
361111011» on the Rocks.
PORTLAND. Maine. Jun. flow—2171111»
g a hard snow storm curly today
11111 111rooumstcd schooner Rodney Pm'
Bron
source of consumption.
remedy taken interned
coughinglmd 1' 111211: of phlegm
New Wm #1111 5
Is more than a. cough; it is a deep-seated inflam-
malice or estarrh of the lore:
lungs~allied to asthma and the most fruitful
medicine. and cough cures. loaded with nor-
option are worthless and harmful. because. no
cure. BRAzILIAN 311le, the germicids bal-
sum. alone has 11111111111111.1111 1111132111 case for 90
chills
nehlai tubes and
It homes all schools of
33 out ever did or son"
1515 line snow accompanied by a. driving
11112511111 lines. Already 181111111911 of snow
,of the New Yuri:
Hartford Railroad are from a half to
the trolley cars of the Torrinzton and
snow is falling held with the temper-
'1‘
11.11.11 3.1.1:. 111440 more 1. none. 130‘ feet
in 113115111. 83 foot, earn "and 10 lost
1181,21,? 2 . .
wind is rapidly blocking trolley and
has fallen here, while reports from
New Boston 111.13.111.111111113111 Conn.
show that a depth of two 1361 has been
reported. and it is sill 11 1111101111115 hour
11y. Trains on the Central New Err
gland and on the Naugatuclt division
New Haven and
threequarters of on hour hits while
Winchester line are stalled in various
points along the line. It is without
doubt lbs worst storm of the winter.
Drift: in. Roohecfer.
ROCHESTER N. 11., Jun EGanow
has been falling here steadily since
curly lust cvsnluv; but up to the pres-
ent street traffic has been uninterrum.
ed The snow is boziuulnif to drift
now and the temperature is user zero
No Delay in Buffalo.
BUFFALO. N. Jill! 25 ~nghl'.
aturo ,al 14 degrees. The w!nd is
blowing 24 miles an hour, and there is
consldmable 111',iftlu2; but no delay to
t111111.111: has been reported in this sec
on
Ellurtssn inches in Torrlngton.
TORRINGTON. Jan, 26.—-The snow
which began to fall at 15:30 last. even-
ing had reached a depth of fourteen
inches on the level The wind sweep
ing through the Naugntuch Valley has
bored the hillside. and lirlflel the anew
illlo the town. so that on Water street.
in some places the snow is above the
show windows of the stores. ’l‘lolley
trafilce between this place and Win-
31011 has been uninterrupted. the cam
being r1111 nil night (lo keep the trucks
clenr. Between this place mid Win
sled the snow is as high as the cars on
12111161 side of the truck. ,.
111 the borough tho siduuniks were
drifted in us soon as they were clean
011 Schools are suspended and the
fuelorles me running wilh about three-
quurlms of their us '111 force.
Communication has not yet bcm
opened by road with either Geshon ox
thchllclll. but telephone messages re.
port. twolve inches of snow on the
lovol and many drifts 111 both these
places.
Forty Miles an Hour in Bristol.
BRISTOL, Jan. 25.~Todu.v's storm
was one of the worst of the season
born. the wind blowing 40 miles 1111
hour from the northeust and blocking
the'higllways with drills, in some one
on five feet high. Railroad traffic was
about on 111111;. The constant use of
snow plows was ae'éessary.
FRENCH AND mo‘mu was.
Second Volume and Rolls of Connoetb
cut 801 filers Printed by the H18
torlcal Society. '
Representative Albert »5 Carlos Bates
oi Granbv. secretary of the Connf'i‘ii'
out Historical Sporty. has had ‘printod
Volume 11.. containing the rolls of
Connecticut men in the French and lo.
dian war, from 1755 to 1762. 001111311
'f the volume are printed under a
special not of the general assembly.
in no introduction Mr. Bates out.
1111211 11111 scope of’lho volume and aim-
mnrizcs its copious. Since the first
volume was issued 2111c rolls for 1757
in 1700 have also boon mounted by the
Emory process and bound. The rolls
of several companies which served in
1781 are given in an appendix. While
those companies were not, strictly
speaking, participants in the French
111111 1111111111 war. their services was tho
result of 111111 war. The war ended
with 1110 lreuly of peace 8121101 in 1703
The culugaigu 'of the following year
was directed against 111.» ludians, who
continued to create disturbance after
1111- signing of file truuly of peace by
lhelr allies the French.
The second appendix contains some
lrlzforulnllon relating to the years 1755
l 87.
The rolls in 1111- volume were found
recently in the 13111 Seymour house on
Governor street. in this city, Colonel
homes Seymour's ledger contains 1111
account for billotlng soldiers amount.
ins: to live pouulir, suvou 811111111511 and
seven pence. The nocountshows that
depositions, and muster rolls and 3108121-
lbly of bllioliug rolls, were drawn off
for forwarding to 11113 home govern-
ment in 1171131111111. 111 1111; volume is
printed a cow of a royal proolumailon
issued October 7, 1708. concerning f'lho
oxlrnsive and valuable acquisitions in
Auwrlcu. secured by the treaty of Perv
is. lly ibis proclamation. "reduced
ollh'ors" and men were given loud in
the colonies on .1 token of the blurb
llllpl't’llmlflll of 111911 services in the
wur. T0 or cry 11111111111 having the mull
of' a field 01111111101111 nerds were given.
Every rnpluln was mulilod to 3.000
nerds every nullultorn or stuff officer
13.01111 poms. 11 111111 commissioned pill
our. 200 acres. and a private fifty acres
Mr. Butc'n inlrodurllou to the vol.
uulu suites 111111. “11 1111 1111111211 that sumo
ion yl'luro nfior 1110, 111111) of this proc-
lamation. a committee representing the
New England Hoops. who had served
111 the French war. «11111111111111 of non
01111 l’hiocns hymns and Colonel lsi'onl
P111n11u1.v11died 11111 region 11111111; new
the 111111.11 of llllaole, 0111] there laid off
or about 100 miles north of the 111011111
of lilo Ohio river for distribution 1111
bounty land under the turnip of 11112
royal ploclumatiou" .
An’ oliveriiacmcut. which oppcdrdu in
penetrates. reduces shalunaulmutien,
. ”11110121
1111' 121111111. not the 1101; or 111.00 3111151112. keep up the
faithfully for 5111 111.211 11113251113 .11111 m'r utluroilrcepoure (dour downed
11111 11111111111113.1111: 11113-11 {‘l'lmiilllilfltlllc No codeine 11121111111111.1212
_ ill .
advertisement in which 11111111011111 "N
B." which oldie: "It‘s no 111111111111 out
, rolls of the 1.1111111121111121“: troops. who
served in 111 War referred to. u 9 most
1y in 1111; 11111 11111111111111 of Colonel! 1113
11 tract of land on the Mississippi rum
the"A1ucrlcsu Memory." published in,
Hartford.11111111111211.1818 contains 1111'
all , 2 f .2
in 18745. c
bounty lands within that state
the surveyor 3111131111111 to 11111 vev the
lands was ready to rustle his revolt 11s
was required to take, the oath of a1
logistics 11011110 111113 of England. 110‘.
because of his patriotic principles, re
fused to take the oath and his surveys
word not accepted
Ma 11113"
111' and 11111 131111,
1‘,
111111 111111 they moulded in the fillyiluiv
of the Seymour family sixty resin.
no 11111 10111131111111 15131111111111 eonll lieu
WAGAR CAPTURE!) BY OFFICERS-
fylng' the police throughout the nigbti
from behind barricades. Gem go Wager,
who late last night killed his brother
John and later allot Policeman Kimo-
ysr through the abdomen surrendered
had been fired into the Wauar res-
ldonce whore lilo tragedy was enacted.
When the nfllcers entered the house
they found the body of John Wager ly-
1111; in an upstairs room with live bul
8: 5011, 9:0011.
1 111311 , the locating of .
hon
mm. .1. L...“ ”ohm——
ULEVELAND,O.J1111. BfimAftor d0-
toduy aficl more than twenty shots
let wounds in his head.
MAY TRY BEEKMAN AT WINBTED.
WINSTED. Jan 213 -Qn account of
the inaccessibility of Lllchilold 111 the
winter time, a motion w 11 be made at
the opening of the thchlleld county
supslior court next week to have thl'
trial of Sherman Bosnian, the alleged
wife n1ul',derer transferred to this
piece The motion will be mode by
State Attorney Warm and what nc~
lion counsel fox the defense will takel
is not llnown.
.. and.“
NEW YORK NEW HAVEN &
llAR’lFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
, in Effect December 4, 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR!
NEW YORK. i
saw...
.1. M --12 52x, 13.3311 51411:, 11:10:.i
6:50 6: 511 7: 46 8:201: 8:42.11 0711.5,
9:321, 9:51 10: 6511 11: 41. ‘
P. M~12: 1911 1:11... 3:05.11, 3:51,,
1:10.11. 5:111, ("120111, 828611, 7:231.‘
91001;. 9:5211. 10:32.
Sundays.
9 :0. M.-12:1‘12x 11:31:11 b: 451:. 8:58,.
12. M-—-2: 5931. mm 6.46, 620111.}
7:23, 8:00x,il:1'12x 10" 14
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALKf
A ill-24. so 5 so 6150 7:110, s:110x.=
10:02.11, 10:04, 11:00x.
11:02.
P. ill-«1210211 1:013 2:0011,
3:11121, 4:0411: 1109,1232,
1'1: "7. 6:001: 6. 032,811le. 9. 29.11200.
12211011
» Sundays.
A. M.—~d:00. 7:30, 10.02.
1‘. Afr—5:02. 0:00, 8' 00. 11:00. 12:00.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW
HAVEN
A 31-12 1411. 122111, 1.5311, 6.165
7.1111,11:33.0:11x,10.03x,11:11x,11:44
P. M.—-12:Obx. 1:21. 3:11:11, 4:28.
5: 38, 8:0711, 6: 33 721011, 9:1011, 11:221.‘
Blidgspcrt. in addition to above.
P M.—2:11,b:127:.34
Sundays.
A. M.—-12:14x. 1:2111. 1:58:11.
SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY.
A. M.—6:20. 9:553, 9:58.
P. Air—4'25. 413311. 5:173, 0103.7117..
DANBURV TO SOUTH NORWALK.£
7:40..
0-11. lltllx, P. ill-«0:41. 711011. 91103.1
01 111 the B c‘ and Great Sales of the
Boston 510113.101. 115115 eilcr Compared
with this present 01113,er heavu. con-
lmuous. 11111111111131 led selling
Tbs is [111111 the crowning silent 01
11111315111355 career.
Those who have 1111.11.11 Shared in
ibesengnderiul values are 12111111121113
‘ ooo‘d’news ;.lo<lhsirlrlends
01121161111111.1011.) make a quick de-
cisive clean 011101 all Surplus 510011515
boiler told 'le the wall the prices are
cut and slashed;
Think it well over. Not a. Dollar’s
Worlh'of Winter Stock will be Carried
over—ell One Dollar’s Worth will not
sell for 111111 cenls-il will sell. it must
sell even if it brings but a tenth part of
a dollar. '
This is not for a (1311 or two. but a
posilive clearance
OOOOODOOOOOODOODOOOOOOOOOB
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Gilt Clocks,
Cut Glass.
g
‘ at A. W. AUSTlN'S.
40 Wall Stree'. Norwalk. Conn.
o
DOOOOODOOOOODDOOOOOOOOOOO
W2 M11111 11111 Prices 11181111 "10 People
Leon 11111119, per 111..
i
l
1 Arlnour’s
l 30’ 1'1 lbs Prunes, Zbc
Nice Tender Shoulders, per 111.. 8013 lbs. Prunes, 26c
. Readi- liils, nor pk:1., lllciz lbs. Peaches, 26c
13 pllgs. Pancake Flour, 25c 3 Jars Jam, assorted. 250
1 2 plugs. lluiston Breakfast Food, 250 3 glasses Jelly, 25c
2 runs Health Brand Pens.
25c Heinz A is Butter.” . lbs.,
:1 runs Early Juno Peas pp
25c 4 lbs Bulk hllncemoat,
Aesollmenl of Fancy Celery, Oran ges Grapes, etc
lilplos, lsuldu"lns 111111 Greenlugs per pk
251'.
2511
200 111111 .150,
....................
’l‘ubl lioso Flour, per bag ............................................. 701:
UNITED GROCERY CO.
40 Fort St. East Norwalll.
TEL Mil-15.
2, 20 North Main 81., South Nerwalk.
TEL 26—4
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