ettIy Iliad. but so Is the I.IgI-IpI
IA Welsh revivallat the other day
keeper. Now the saloon keeper has
e rsviyplist fpr libel. . .
W
.Edltor Roster of the Bunnie Com-
rciai. remembers that In 1867, at
Y ls. at the end of a religious season.
II; was reported that "everybody is
converted. with the exception of a tow
Wilcopalians. ”
The production or beer in Germany
In decreasing, owing partly to agita
tlon against the use at alcoholic Ii-
quote in large quantities, and in some
degree to a higher standard of living
'Imon the working classes which
hm‘i’fi“ on their beer tor the
oyin3 other comforts or lux-
. A
planting beer to acme extent
D. E. Brown. geneml traflic a3sbt oi
. the Canadian Pacific Railway. says that,
Gennany' a fuss about the‘ yellow per-
..ll" is all nonsense; that the war has
caused a marked increase in many
{Nines of Chinese trade; that it has
opened up many tracts or extremely
valuable country. which; under the
Chinese system of government. would
have been closed to trade for many
‘ years except for Japans action.
FtTwNINIeIIroPIcs.
To put a bit of butter into a dish
which you are afraid will boil over is
Just as good as rubbing the sides with
button The cereals and other foods
don’t seem to be able to climb own
the greasy sides.
one recogn. ass on the new hats some
of our prettiest small flowers by tom
and not color. for the delicate Iorget-
, me~not Is liable to boycott. or any
other color which will match a gown.
Dainty and inconspicuous napkin
rings are made of linen decorated With
eyelet or English embroidery. The
i"littlest of lfu‘ttons should close them.
eflavs you" ever 'trled preparing cod-
T’ iish by cooking it‘ln the oven? A as-
_ llcious and very easily prepuréd dish is
eacailoped codilsh using the fish (after
it Is boiled soft) just as you would oy-
sternt for scslIIttIi‘pInIg. .h i i’
on as on t e paces o
W m’bgpb idldérhd‘lihgerih Aldrich you
argiplanning to make during Lent. In
some instances these are made ornar
media] as vial as fer mere ,dist.ngulsh-.
II lug marks r instance. ou‘thsI front
of a chemise or cover Where the decor—
‘ alien tends to a point a medallion
forms the center of this point and
bears the initinl or monogram
An immense canoe plume wh hibh has
more thesshape or a huge rosette than
a plume covsrdtthe entire. crofl‘ofa‘a.
:{ge hat or. blue velvet. whose rather
"Iw due brini is turned high at the left
mThere seems to be quité’a deflnd
for. the ribbons, and braids mm a draw
thread in Itheu ge. 'Sometimes it sin-
gle ribbon" will ave two threads; mak-
sing a sort at. t«.:band by which to
't sw the indie o by. and again a. single
i th and will dra up three distinct rib-
bons oi! different shades.
A very particular feature of a great
..:many of the new sh es in hate is the
Variation In the den he or the brim.
Thus. says The Millinery ‘Tradeiie-
view, a lots proportion are very nar-
row in their} in front, some or them
are sgg»sh the ‘crowh set in‘ the
narrow and, and the wide portiouiurn-
ed up almost vertically behind. ml»
were are heart-shaped: the indent being
in trout. Others. again are much void
or at the sides than black and It,
notau ssswb- di’hey are I ought «bob
r. or or next deacon. the :- son given
his hat the new way of wearing the
hair pulled out over tho' ears takes
I away their peculiarity. It must also be
said that Napoleon still other styles oi
cooked hats have accustomed people
. to shapes Jutting out at-the sides in
some cases the oval shape is enhanced
‘ :by rolling over back and front. but
iapyhow something or a roll Is given to
the edge. .
' .I ‘ The
‘vd‘r‘Clifi'Crd'Hotel D-
. .III1'IYIIO ELEGANT OUI'II'EO OF ROOM.
WITH emit-rs aArNs a'r
ATTRACTIVE palette. "
‘I-ua—n—a
JOHN L.- WALZ. Prep.
Also .
“. monster Hotel Mitiiqghfihlth'
INNS} 2'
ed in public for a certain seldom .
' Ié'ofis is belie‘ved to be sup- '
. Oval hats appeared last year. but re ‘
r I
New Yet-Ir blur
la.D‘t5‘%' 60
salami will
“ Which l‘her‘e May be a’ Goli-
i hallway to Indemnity
. LONDON, Feb. 21 ~a despatcb'to
Renter‘s Telegraph Company from St.
Petersburg conflicting The Associat»
ed Press advices oi! Feb. 17 and Feb.
18 from St. Petersburg to the silent
tlaaItI peace was under consideration,
a s:-
i"I‘he question 0! peace has not only
been formally discussed. but the con-
ditions on which Russia is prepared to
agreed upon. These are as follows: -
"Korea to be placed under Japanese
suzérainty;
“Port Arthur and the Linotung pen-
Iusula to be coded to Japan
“Vladivostok to be declared a non-
tral port with an open door.
“ he Eastern Chinese Railroad to
be p seed under neutral international
administration .
‘I‘Manchuria so far north as Harbin
to be restored as an integral partlof
the Chinese e moire.
”V‘Thmsditliculties lie in settling the
question pi indemnity upon which it
is known that Japan insists, but it is
thought that this dliliculty is not in
supbrdhle.
The most trustworthy opinion at.
St. Petersburg is that in view or the
internal situation and the enormous
difl’iclilty in carrying on the war plans
on the terms Outlined will be conclu-
ded Within a comparatively short time
if the indemnity question can be ar
ranged but it is quite possible that
Russia will risk another battle before
a question is reached."
CHEFOO, Feb 21.——The two China
men arrested here on the charge oi
being concerned in the mysterious dis-
appearance oi Captain von Gilge‘nhoim
and Lieutenant do Cuvervllle. respec-
tively the German and French naval
attaches at Port Arthur who left that
place in a junk August 7 last, have
gpiveu thoI iollowing details oi the aifi
lair:
The attaches and one Russian civil
ian embarked on board a iunk‘ man-
ned by Me Chinese oi the Linotie pen-
instills. Fearing an approaching sturm'
it? Chinese insisted on returning to
goon Bay and the passengers at-
' tempted to coerce the Chinese to con
tinue the voyage. During a light
which iollt>wed the foreigners were
thrown ovciboard. Then fearing to
return the Chinese on board the Junk
proceeded to Liaochowfoo north of
Choice. ‘
The junkmen were located through
the recent nrrIVal here of re‘iugeos
who secured the junk for the attaches
at Port Arthur The arrest oI’I the
thleb 'oiher Chinese implicated in the
affair is impending
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 21.-lt is
odlcially announced that Grand Duke
Paul has been readmitted to Iihs Rus-
sian army with his former mark or
lieutenanugenerai andI aidede- camp
Iggnerad.
1‘9Kl0,h‘eb.21.Noou.——FeIild Maw
shsl Oynma reporting (Bony. days that
asmall infantry attack was made on
Fang Mountain on February 20. The
Russians shelled Lapatai on the night
of February 19. using heavy guns.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 21 .—-'I‘he_
British steamer Brinkburn. which left
here recently with a large cargo of
supplies for Vladivostok has return-
ed to port. having received orders at
Victoria, B. C., that she shOuld~ not
attempt to run the Japansm blockade.
The cargo will be discharged:
FREDERIKSHAVIN. Denmark. F'sb'.
2i~The third Russian Pacific squall.
ron anchored this morning in Bkagen
Bay ahd is now coalinp. The squad-
ron has been joined by some other
units. and now consists or live 'th
.‘Ji'iiii‘ an auxiliary cruiser. a gun
and {urea transports.
KAII‘FA. Crimea. Feb. 2l.—Liout.
at Port A bar. arrived’ herb today.
General Stoessel was welcomed by
a cheering crowd. At the dock side
a deputat on from the municipality pro
seated h m with the traditional bread
and salt and an address of welcome.
lltoessol addressing the assemblage
said: “My oillcors and soldiers com-
ing back to the iathcilnud I how to
you n
tiers were present and there were pn~
thotlc exhibitions or grist or Joy ac.
cording to the news rmoived.
The general replying to the London
somteiy necessary.
WARSAW. Fob.
become completely disorganized.
those outgoing are lull.
Disturbances
hood schools.
so today pupils.
The pig t or February 20 strikers
killed a Jewish leather merchant.
Dutnbmwu and Sosnovico
as
of houses and shops.
intro commune
to rcpiutc strikers.
extremely uncertain.
In
no disturbances.
';
.I . hi. . .'.
. a war m':"““'-l""
, shou Pass but the report has since
refills IapauI ilInIy Questiop uviiri?
make peace have practically been ‘1‘
(ion: IStoeueeIl the former commander“-
Msny relatives of Port Arthur colon.
newspaper reports again declared that
the surrender at Port Arthur was ob-
21.-Raiiway om-
cials hero fear that tralilc will soIon
u.
coming trains are almost empty. while
are reported In neigh.
rho police have arrest»
..Whlie the city is generally quiet.
, anxiety Inna uneasiness are manifest
“ everywhere.
'l‘llc (treat sirilte continues in the
districts.
PM In .much lawlessness. such
bbery oi‘ persons and plundering
pobz. Feb, 2i.»~'lllo (eateries here
mum on new bands
The situation- is
billed.“ Feb. 21.~Thc number .0!
strikers Is Increasing. but there are
MURDER. Fol). air-«A correspondent
of the Associated Press‘ioday saw incu-
teuuut Cultural Mistcheuko. roinmnnd-
or oi the [dastortl Consul-it llrlmulc.
whose sound in the knee received in
Lille attack. on saucepan last month. is
. I, ‘.
“3.1.1193! . .,.I
it!) all!” his division series
a
An alarming rumor was recently
,cur‘rsnt at Multdon that General Nogl.
with almost all the Japanese army
which had taken part in the siege of
Port Arxthui had appeared near done.
i
been disproved
PHILIPPINE TARIFF BILL.
..me
Passed by the House In Washington
Practically, Isa It Came From
11' I qummfl. I ‘
WASHINGWN, Feb 21 “The House
today passed the Philippine tariif bill.
practically as it some from committee.
and with but little discussion. There
was not especial opposition to it, al—
though amendments coming from the
Democratic side designed to put cer-
tain products on the iree list me with
dorsal. An effort to prohibit the im—
portation of opium into the islands ex-
cept for medicinal purposes failed. alv
though Mr. Porno (N. Y.) explained
Ithat 8the Philippine Commission was ‘
dealing with the subject in Its own
v‘Aftcr the Philippine tariff bill was
II and of the House took up the rim!
an harbor appropriation bill, but it
was soon laid aside. and several men
sures were passed, the most impartant
of which was the authorization given
the Secretary or war to return to the
several sales of the Union the Con-
federate battle flags.
. An unsuccessful attempt was made
by Messrs Cooper (Texas) and Webb
(North Carolina) to place in the free
list raw cotton and cotton waste In!-
ported Into the Philippines from the
United States and Spain. the latter
country being included so as not to
violate the terms of the treaty of
Paris regarding discrimination.
Unavailingueiforts subsequently were
made to place agricultural implements
and agricultural products, locomotives. .
etc on the free list and a similar fate
was accorded a proposition by Mr. Coo-
per (Texas) to tax diamonds in the
long h.
At 537 the House adjourned until
tomorrow at 12 o '.clock
MILITARY ACADEMY BILL.
Passed by u... Senate and Other Im-
portant Matters Considered.
WASlllNG'lON. Feb. 21.—-—’I‘he Sen-
ate today passcd the military academy
appropriation bill and‘began consider-
ation of the lndian approximation bill.
Early In the day, in response to a ques-
tion. Mr. Elkins, chairman of the Com-
mittee on interstate Commerce. ex.
pressed the opinion that it would be
impossible to secure railroad rate logo
lslution during the present session of
Congress. ‘i'he Senate took up the
lsthmiun Canal bill. and agreed to meet
an hour earlier tomorrow in. order to
advanm the bill,
Ex~Senator Higgins finished his pro-
liminnry statement in opening the do-
ness for Judge Swayne was examined.
During the tiny the ctedentiuis of
Mi. liomeuway. of iridium. who suc-
ceeds Senator Fairbanks. March 4.
we're presented and accepted
When. at 2 o'clock the healing in the
Swayné impeachment trial was resum-
ed. the Indian bill was laid aside Mr
Higgins resumed his opening state-
ment in Judge Sway’nee interest. The
chair interrupted Mr. Higgins to say
that the letters presentation of the
caIspII was more of all-argument than a
recital and Mr.»$)lxnstcad complained
that it was a discussion of the testi-
mony. s ready.rresenied rather than
an outline .0! what the defense expects
to prove.
Mr Higgins. then changed his man-
ucr of presentation. saying that Delu~
Iwarc witnesses would be produced to
show that Judge Swayne had been only
a summer visitor in that state since
his appointment as Judge; that he was
much occupied in holding court outside
the state; that he could not get a house
In Pensacola; that testimony would be
introduced to show that It lino been the
rule to allow the expense accounts oi
federal judges: that a majority oi
Judges made the charge oi $10 a day
for expenses. whether actually ox-
ponded Or not: that the use oi a pri-
vats-railroad car by a judge is not
an impeachabie offense: and that In
punishing attorney for contempt Judge
Swayno had taken only proper precau-
'Ilons to .protect the dignity of his
court“ .
Attorney Iount. olei’onsacola. was
recalled as t evilrst witness oh behalf
eta-the, respondent .When Mr. mount
concluded. the trial was suspended for
the day and the Senate began consid-
station at the bill for the government
or the Islhmian Canal sons.
Mr. Bailey chiseled no the acquisi-
lion or the Panama Railroad by tho
gchrnmcnt. but gain that it the gov-
ernmcnt really outed the road it
should be condemned outright He
said he did not believe In government
ownership of public utilities. "but." he
added. “if we are 80in: into that busi~
nous at all. we should go Into It In the
tlhiied States and not elsewhere."
Mr. Teller also expressed the swim
Ion that the ownership of the Panama
Railroad would be construed as a pro
collect for government ownership. and
said the ownership by the government
of all the railroads of the United States
would present a condition "lrightiul
to contemplate."
The bill Was not completed and it
was arranged that the Senate should
meet at ll o‘clock tomorrow. and that
after the reading of Washington a tars»
‘ Well address consideration or the can-
at um be vellum
At 5.58 p. m. the Senate went into
executive session and at d. or. p. in. the
doc I were reopened and Mr. Fair»
ban a for Mr. Plait. of New York. ot-
torrid resolutions respecting the death
of Representative Otis. A committee
to attend the funeral was named. con.-
sitting of Mr. Depsw New York; Mr.
Burrows. Michigan: liir. Idlltins. West
Virginia; Mr Martin. iI/I'Irgiuia, and his.
lasting”. Kentucky.
ate at 6.10 adjourned.
an» «orgasm! dual-a.-
FA'IRFIIILD AVENUE HDUBE SOLD.
Frank J. Donahue. or south Norwailt.
has purchased the fiamuei W. Com:
illiicit residence in ii'alrllslu avenue.
hire. Cotusiosh will vacate at once.
it In understood. turd occupy a house
on Union hark, horwnlk.
arthritic blew up the mum in , r]
THE BURGLAR AND THE GEMIN-
THE NEW GREAT BULL RIGHT AT
lense.Ior Judge Swayne and one wit- .
William u. use... report
oi the John Iianc’ouk, Idle Ilisdiisnce
vvnluany in this section. entertained
twentyvthreo or his agents. Monday ev-
ening at the allies of the company in
East Washington street.
Matters of Millions and of mutual
lutsrsst were discussed during the
early part or Ills evening and then
quite an elaborate abroad was enioy~
ed and cigars. were passed around...
t I3 feature bolus under the care of
oaaglgguintuetom or the sleuth Nor
' I
Eugene Davis furnished considerable
entertainment during the evening
with selectiongionuhls graphophono.‘ "
POPULAR AMUSEMENTST‘
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R
W
t
HOYT’S THEATRE.
WEDNEQDAY. FEBRUARY 22.
(Washington's Birthday).
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
'Amerioau 'Vitaaraph
Popular Concert”
SEE THE
TRIALS AND TROU'OLEB 0F
AUTOMOBILIST.
AN
ARV GIRLS.
THE WONDERFUL MERMAID.
100 OTHER LATEST ATTRACTIONS
Including
SAN SEBASTIAN. _
Reserved Seats on sale Saturday,
February 18. at Bolt Gilles.
Evening Prices 10c. 200. 30c
Matinee Prices . 20c
HOYT’S THEATRE.
. ONE DAY ONLY. "
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY .25.
MATINIEE AND NIGHT
Big Revival of GEORGE H. BROAD
HURBT’S
HILLARIOUS ISUFFICIENCY,
“What Happened
To Jones”
As Played for ' TWOV HUNDRED
NIGHTS, Manhattan Theatre. N. Y
Funniest Play in Twenty Years.
"H. Catchss'Them Coming and Going."
PRICES.
Matinee .. ....... lbs. 256
Evonlng W250 856. 50c
Seats on sale Tuesday. February 21
sess-
.............
Board of Belief.
melee—‘-
Notice Is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the Town of Nor-
walk will meet: at their cilia. Opera
House Block, on Wednesday. Feb. 1st.
1905. from 2 o'clock until 4 o'clock p.
m.: Saturday, Feb. 4th. from 2 until
4 o‘clock p. in: Wednesday evening.
Feb. am. irom r haul 9 o'clock; Satur-
day, Feb. 11th. from 2 until 4 o'clock
p. m.: Wednesday evening. Feb: 15th.
from 7 until 9 0' ask; Tuesday, Feb.
2lst from 2 uiitu ocioca p. m. tor"
the purpose oi hearing and determining
any and all appeals made to them
from the doing oi the Assessors on list
of 1904.
They will also meet with the As-
sessors as a joint board Tuesday. Feb.
21st. at 4 p. m.. for the purpose of abat-
lug the polls of sick and disabled per-
sons,
JAMES BUTHERIAND.
JARVIS KELLOGG.
CHARLES W. BELU.
Board of Relief. Town of Nol‘WRik.
120 It
South Norwalk
Board of Belief.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board oi Rollo! oi the City or 80th
Norwalk. will meet on Wednesday.
January 25. 1905, at 'lIzilll o'clock to 9*
p. m.: Haturdsy. February 4.1105, [mm
2 to 6 o'clock p. m.: Wednesday. Fol»
ruary 8. from 7:30 to 9 p. 111.: Feb-
rusry 16. at 7:30 to II p. m.: Tuesday.
February 28, at 7:30 to ll p. m.: In the
Council Chamber In Ilavllandairoet.
in said city. tor the purpose or hearing
and determining all semis trout the,
doings of the assessors oi said city.
on the list at 1904. Dated at South
Norwnlll, January It. loud.
JOHN F. M’MAIION.
unwanw counters.
120m disarm of Ballet.
3 FOX.
TH! LADIIO’ TAILOR.
begs to announce to the ladies that he
sgrsparsd tor the cooling spring
wit the Les IPttI'iIIiGDI‘ioii fashion
plates: also the new style sanlplu
boobs stall itinerant goods which also
contain important {alloy mohair suit;
Inga. Prices of suits from “€5.00 up.
lioriect ilt guaranteed All kinds of
rtudptowear clothes for ladies only.
You‘ll surely got your uneasy" is worth
at my store. i have a him- has or
Silk Striped Wuists. all colors. We
have there articles. which we cannot
one space to location. Billions cover
y. .
Washington . day will be ob-
served with a as... extended cessation .
of business In the Nor-walks than was
the case on Lincoln' 3 birthday. Many
totes Will be closed the eutlru day.
As customary on holidays. the public
school and the banks will be closed
during the entire day.
The
postoillces will obssrve the usual halt
day hours. There will be one deliv- .
cry and one collection of mail and ‘
the spices will close at 11 a m. for
the day. .
Thai. Washington s anniversary is
more generally observed here than
that of Licolu is undoubtedly due to
the fact that Washington's birthday
has been a legal holiday for a greater
length of time. -
Greater Bargains Than
Ever in the great
Clearance Sale
D. Gottlieb
CLOTHING. sHoas AND
FURNISHINGS. ‘
11 North Main Street, South Norwalk
The A.B. 0.
Capsules
The A. G. C. Capsules are still on
top; they are positively the prompt-
isat remedy far all colds and the grip.
25s A BOX.
INSIST ON HAVING THE GENUINE.
lho leilfuss Pharmacy.
a N0. MAIN s‘r.. . so. nonwaut.
Norwalk and South Nor-walk .
M ER VALU ES.
are. Biased. di\\ 'Dau
Baden “
Washington a Birthdau
spams Is comma son‘suns,IANoIWE mobster so'touo
ENOUGH AGO To PLACE oua oaoaas Poa THE 'oI-lmcs srvrss
FROM MANUFACTURERS. WHO HAVE MADE A REPUTATION
FOR MAKING ONLY THE MOST PERFECT FITTING FNOM THE
VERY NEWEST OF MATERIALS.
A GLANCE AT THE LINE WILL CONVINICE YOU THAT WE ARE
‘ SELLING WAIBTS THAT HAVE NO EQUAL. WHEN YOU CONSIDER
PRICE. STYLE. FIT AND QUALITY
ONE DOLLAR suvs A‘SPLEN om WAIST. IA' wausr THAT Is
EQUAL TO MANY 'THAT scare you HALF as“ ‘MU‘CH Mose.
ss'r‘ren ensues. $1.50. aaoo UP To $5.00.. '
SILK PIE'I'TICOATS
PERHAPS YOU HAVE SEEN OUR LINE OF SILK PETTICOATB.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ADDITION TODAY OF BLACK AND
COLORED BILKS THAT ARE WOIRTH‘MBO.
’ THEBE ARE-EVEN BETTER AT $5.99.».
YOU KNOW THE FOR-
There Is No Mistake
about Lite Insurance unless you miss
taking it. it pays promptly. It pays in
full, it pays to parties entitled to it. No
lawyers to pay. No revenue stamps.
No tax. No trouble. 40 years doing
business. Correspondence solicited.
ConIiIi. General Life ins. Co.. of Hart-
for
FRED' K. H. FIELD. General Agent.
N. B. Ferguson; Dwight Bpauldlng. '
Special Agents.
UNITED BANK BUILDING. .
_Telephone 363—5. So. Norwalk. Ct._‘
i gel-nus to' navigation.
on board a catboat and are frozen
WALTHAM
WATCHES I
are the best. Mechanical predis- i
ion. perfect material and careiul
ilnish are the features that have
made Wultham Watches the best
in the world. I In gold. gold
tilled and silver cases at
I
A. W. Austin’s,
40 Wall St. Norwaik. Conn.
Goods
that...‘ _
Please
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
. month
i
TO DESTROY WRECKB ON THE! TRADE CONDITIONS JN ORIENT
I COAST
The United States Engineers
WASHINGTON. Feb. 21. -——,Ill accord-
dc- I arm with his statement to the dclsga
partmont has sent out from Newport; lieu of cotton planters yesterday Pres
Diver McMahon to Cape Cod to col ldent Roosevelt today had a tall: with
stray three wrecks which are
dan- iSenaiors Foster, of Mainland,
The crew are
In at liyanuis. but are not in want
as they have plenty of provisions.
On.
board the catboat are 1,000 pounds
ditions.
were caused by the blizzard oi
" To PLAY COMPANY o.
[of dynamite with which to destroy
.tho wrecks but they \viii- be able to! trade In cotton goods should be en
{do but little under the pleseut con- glarged it possible.
The wrecks to be destroyed; --—-——-~
last BGXER YINGER DIED FROM BLOW.
Mid
IClay. of Georgia. concerning the crea-
. tion of n omnmission for the investi-
nation or trade conditions in the Or-
iel with a liew to developing trade
in cotton goods. The president regards
it as important that the Far Eastern
LANCASTF'R Pa, Feb. in «War-
ren Yinger, aged 20, died today from
the enacts of a blow received during
The Company F basketball team i a boxing match at hiacnnereher Hall
will go to Danbury Thursday even-
ing and play the Company G team.
The Norwalkers have! ran.” collapsed immediately after leav
> beaten the batting city representatives In; the ring. and never again regain-
Norwaik this
)seaaon but the 6 live will probably
of that city
both in Danbury and
do its best to regain their lost lau-
rels tomort ow evening
Tel. Cali 322-4.
i last Friday evening. Yiuger who b0!-
ed under the name of “Young War-
ed consciousness. An autopsy this
evening showed that a small blood
warm in the brain had been ruptured
causing a slow hemorrhage
Business Bullets.
Fancy Fresh Made Creamery Butter. Strictl home gathered
Eggs. l‘ine Double Cream Cheese. Fancy Table Gets. 12 and rsc
can. 3 cans Cream Corn. 25c.
3 cans Tomatoes. 25c. Luau
Spin-
acb.18c .an; elegant. 3 lbs. Prunes. 25c. English Smoked B enters.
a for so. Fancy New Norway Blaster Mackerel.
Boston Head Let-
tuce. Celery. Brussci S routs. Cranberries. New Bermuda Pota-
toss. Sweet Potatoes
raps Fruit. Oranges. Bananas. Apples.
The finest pure N. O. Molasses in town. 60c gallon; try it. Put our
ass lb. Cellos a ainst anything you are getting at or 1b.. tell us about
it. Our Specie Tea at soc has made lots of trim a. Our 60c lb. Tea
is the pride of our store.
Be sure and call on Saturday.
LEADING GROCBR.
SPECIAL LOW CASH PRICES
For High-Grade Groceries.
Extra. Hunt‘Trading Stamps Free.
Charles E. Seymour.
80. NORWALK. CONN.
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