PURE '
lCE CREAM .
AND
FRESH CANDY
LAnEfs
61 wasHiNcrou 8T.
””me
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[out renting
Read
Mtisie books at Briggcrmao’s.
the ad.
Watch the advertising space of Jo-
seph Davis.
Miss Ellie Jessup is
week's vacation.
enjoying it
Mrs. William H. Raymond, 0t Tay-
lor avenue, Is ill.
Toilet soaps at The Clifford Phar-
macy. Read the ad. '
Special sale. of fresh or corned bent
at the Public Market this week. itend
the ad.
Palestine Castle, » Ancient Order
Knights oi the Mystic Chain, will hold
a meeting tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. O'Connell.
of New York, are making a short stay
with relatives in town.
tom-go '1‘.
their twu
Edward W. Kelly and
Rose have returned front
weeks" sojourn in Maine.
The scrvuiit question is solved in
the Connecticut Railway 6'; Lighting
(‘ompany‘s ad. Read it.
i‘nicstiiie ("itstit‘. A, t), K. of M. t‘..
will hold its regular weekly meeting
tonight in Mystic Chitin iiaii.
Miss liessie (lorbcth I‘ll'l'k at Illt'
Noi'walk store' of lhmkseiier William
1‘. licei‘s, is spending the day in New
York.
Scores of shrewd buyers are tali-
iiig advantage of the, low prices on the
summer stock at N. E. llyaii's. ltcad
the ad.
High grade goods-put up by A. l“.
lleckiiiiin (it Company are on sale at
the New York Grocery stores. lleitd
the ad.
Bookkeeper Cornelius l'teri-c, of the
lt‘airiield County National llaiik, lit"
gun it two weeks‘ vacation from duty
this morning.
"'"lllth' you secured your ticket for
the picnic ol' the isi M. It}. Sunday
School to Steeplechase l'iii‘h. Tuesday,
August lst'.’ Round trip. t’iiic. (‘ars
leave church at 8:45.
Misses Dora and Ht‘l'lllil Schwarz-
low. of New York. arc spending their
week's vacation ut the home of (‘aro-
Iyii ttci'iii, at Norwuik.
Money at interest iii the South
Norwulk Savings Bank is a step in
the right direction toward holiest
Wt'illlti. Read the ad.
Miss Viola llyxbco has resumed her
duties at A. .l. t‘olliiis & (‘oiiipunys
store. after enjoying a Week‘s vacu-
iitin spc'iit iii i'ort i‘liestei'.
George .I. (‘iivaiiiigii illltl [tester
Warren. two weiLknown Norwaik
young men, have gone to Lake Wurli-
maug. tor a several days’ stay.
llt‘l‘t‘iirlt‘l‘ ball‘ lill’i‘ will be charged
on the (loiisoiidiitcd lines for children
between the ages of tour and twelve
years. Previously It was between the
ages of live and twelve years.
Looking tit good furiiiiiti‘c is a plea—
siire. A. .i. Augcvinc it: Hon would
be pleased to afford you that pleasure
by showing you their extensive line.
lleud their il‘.‘
. WW”
Miss tilii'it M. itydei'. the well
known clerk iii the Norwaik ollIi-o til
the aeiectmcn, is til at her home In
l.yoes place. Miss itydcr's many
friends hope ioimhcr quick recovery.
Mitts Annie Filzlmll'lt‘k. of tho mil-
Il‘lll'l'y ilt'iliirhmtilll or the Shannon—
('rawiord store. cw York city, is
spending amt-tip“; of weeks’ vacation
with her aunt. Mrs. M. Ilurbei'. of 33
Butler street. Norwalk,
tieorge W. liyxbcc has removed the
oyster iwow which he has been re-
pairing for some time iii Woodward's
Point, to the Wliare. “t' towed it
down the harbor yesterday morning
with a small launch.
The summary [il‘flt't'tin case of (lar-
rtc E. Bebrens against A. it. Van
Si-Iver Ia being tried today ltt'itil‘t‘ .lus»
ticc of the Peace William 0, Clark.
to the town court room, on ilnviliintl
street. Attorney William it‘. Tom-
many appears for Mrs. neurons and
Attorney .iohn .l. Walsh represents
Mr. Vim Solver.
The City Water
does not antnr into the manufacture
or our aada. Wa iiu nothing but
Opt-inn Water. if you want a good
wholesome drink you can «at auurad
at finding it at our fountain.
ITILLSON-PD WILL 608.
WWW: sat
limit.
. avenue. has returned
‘ \valk end in the place of Victor W.
TA YLOR d: BOLDEN.
Realistic“.
74 Waahlngtim Sinai.
South Narwalk. ‘
Coalv- at the right prices at Harris
& Gans‘. Good stock.
Factory remnant and surplus sale is
now on at. Dickerman's.
Vacation and outing shoes at Glov-
er's. "Wear shoes that lit."
Our Brothers‘ Lodge, 1. 0. 0. lt‘.. of
Nurwiiik, will hold a session tonight.
Adam Schmidt has returned home
front a twu tvecks' absence from town.
lt‘loiir at special prices at the Unit-
ed (lrtxrery Company, Read the" ad.
Joseph Carroll has sold out his titt-
iooii in Westport to Leonard Wagner.
Deltiyn's yacht "Nylked" suited out
of the harbor this morning after coal-
liig at. the wharf of Harris & thins.
Miss Jennie ilowndcs, of Woodward
from it two
Wt't‘kg vacation trip on Long island.
The next meeting of the Norwalk
city council is'scheduletl for next.
Monday night. This Will be the reg-
ular meeting.
Douglas Fowler Post, Ii'and Army
of the Republic. In expected to meet.
this evening, and arrange for the an-
nual Clambake.
Howard A. Montgomery, of Norwalk,
left town today for Massachusetts.
where he will be the guest for a few
days of friends in Lynn.
Treat Stanley. of Williams College.
is employed with the Hour for a few
ti‘
8 BS lliiliilili’ iliiS.
. Blow hot, blow cold, you’ll find wool crash gives you
Just the comfort needed. And it’s wearing and shape-keep-
ing qualities make it ideal for summer wear. v‘
You writ find our wool crash outing suits presented in
both Single and double-breasted loose modcis‘wcoats with
broad shoulders, wide collars and iapels, long vented back,
wtdc-hip trousers. ‘ ' t 0
$8.50 to $16.00.;
. That‘s all you‘ll pay for one of these" smart.comfortablc
suits. We have them in all sizes, for men and young men.
Maybe you prefer homespun, summer ceasimerc, tropi-
cal worstcd or blue serge. We have unstinted variety in the
fancy mixtures, and our blue serge suits are guaranteed for
color and service. J 3
$6.50 to $18.00.
Wehave everything you need for vacation wear. and
trunks, bags and suit cases.
'1
succussons TO coms’rocx sacs. ' .
South Norwalk. - Tel. Call. 32-2.
wet-ks looking after the South Not"
Ferris, who is on ‘his annual vacation.
Carl Si-holiug, the well known Nor-
waik violinist, will probably give a
recital, at lax-kwo‘od's Iiitil tit about
a month. Mi'. Scliiiling Is also plati-
lli‘llg to give a recital in New Haven
it little later.
ltev, W: W. 'I‘. limit-tin. of South
Norwaik. preached Saturday afternoon
at the camp meeting held in Plain-
title. and although the Weather was
very stormy the attendance was good.
as practically all of the people in tlic
cottages gathered in the auditorium.
A copy of the Pacific (‘ontiocrciai
Advertiser. published itt Honolulu, and
containing the welcome to Secretary
'l‘at‘t and party, ltiis been received in
Not-walk. In that issue appears a
picture of Congressman E. J. Hill, of
Norwalk.
Ito yoti want to biiy It camera at a
bargain? lf so go to William 1‘.
ilcei's‘ book and stationery stores. it
South Main street, and iii Willi stri‘t‘l.
and get one of the special l’roiiio It‘ll'll
i'ach cameras for $8. ()iin it t‘cw left,
Buy today: totiiorrow may be too late.
(Toiiti'itetoi' Editiiio (‘liioppu, ot' \Vt‘s‘v
port. has coiiipieted the excavation for
the new block which Francis Lemon-
geiit will have erected iii iiiiniittoit
avenue. The large amount of stone
blasted oitt has been used in the riot
striictioii of a twelve toot retaining
wall.
The following comrades of the lute
liarry Mclionough I’ost, ii. A. it., of
itigliuin Post of Norwalk: l’itst (‘oiii—
manders ilradley ll. llakcr. t‘. it. Olin»
stead. l‘cti-r it, it‘oot. Edward M. Lees.
and Adjutant ’i‘iioitias ilei’t‘erinaii. The
post now has ttvoiiLv—tiiree past com-
manders living. '
Frederick ili'uiiiiaue. tIic I'liist Nor-
walk young man ciiitrgcd with assault-
ing Miss It‘tlnlilt' Kosmi-tsi'hi. oil (is-
born avenue. one day last week. was
titled Sid and costs in thc 'i‘otvii t‘oui‘l
this morning. The assault, It will be
reiuenilwi'ed, consisted of llriiiidiigc
throwing red pepper into the eyes ot‘
Miss l\’osiiictsclii.
Wcstport. have atliiiatcil with Ilurk-,
TO TAKE CARE OF MONEY
w-ihe money of all classes of people —
lit the principal reason for the exis-
tence of
THE SOUTH NOR WALK
TRUST COMPANY.
And this duty is performed with sut-
isfactioii to all concerned.
Business is greatly fflt‘llllitlt‘il when
the Trust Companms permitted to act
as a medium in financial matters.
We can serve you in any capacity.
sazzfmism
For Saturday and Monday
Mo 2 for 250
Lindy Lou. Way Down East, Ars-
bola. When the Front in on Iltt‘ t'ump»
kin. linens. I'm Going to beam You.
In Old New York. Dowu In the Vain
of the Shenandoah. Yankee Doodle
Boy and others. »
Souvenir Postal Cards, ii for Be.
~ RT COLEMIIN’O
nawa areas.
iONMh ”flirty-ail. Min Namath.
A far .. gamut 'a handball
to take back at price sold anything that you think is not.
as it should be.
It's easy to make low prices if quality is disregarded—-
the market is always full of low-pi-iciv'. goods, liiit buylns
"Fwould be foolishly expensive for me to send you
but the best of tiny. grain and feed. when I make it a rule
"cheap" grain is not economy nitd it's mean to your animal.
, Buy Cat's That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
I am near— . _ , , '3‘
just as for as ( I
nearest letter-box ‘ .
or telephone.
\ / wmr¢*xv”m
“tiling! Goingi
At $8.00
SPECIAL PREMO FILM PACK CAMERAS.
ONLY A F EW LEFT.
DON'T BE SORRY BY WAITING UNTIL TOMORROW. BUY TO-DAY.
W. P. BEERS,
Booksellers, Stationery, Engraving, Kodaka, Film Packs and Camera Supplies
49 Wait 8t., Norwalk. 6 So. Main St., So. Norwatk.
Telephone Connection.
Mérrm Colleges
‘ Stamford and South Norwaik.
St‘lltuils til
BUSINESS. SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, TELEGRAPHY,
ENGLISH. FINE ARTS.
Fall Term Opens September 5th.
Send or call for I_.iil.'illi:.:ilt‘.
I
M. A. MERRILL, Principal.
This v'is'The” Market
WHERE YOU CAN GET SOFT SHELL CRABS, LIVE LOBSTERB, LONG
CLAMB, ROUND CLAMS, BLUE FISH. WEAK FISH. HALIBUT, STEAK
COD, SEA BASS. BONITA MACKEREL. PORGIES. ETC. ALL FIBH
COMES IN FRESH EVERY DAY.
Cutbill's pridge Fish Market
TEL. 100- FREE DELIVERY.
HOYT s- FREEMAN.
REPIIIG SENTING
Harry B. Hoyt 3- Co.
Bankers and Brokers,
etooka. lands. Grain and Cotton Iou not and bold for Gash or on Mugin.
Member New York Consolidated dtoclt Exchange. Direct print. win.
New York. 41 and lit Wall street. Brooklyn. 371 Fulton stunt.
IOUTH NORWALK. flit...112--a. HOYT'O THEATRE IUILDING.
Marital Forecast Evary Morning at 10 0" took.
.. “www.md. m- N. “a
Bicycles "and Carriages
Sold and Repaired at ’
UTHER M. WRIGHT’S
Carriage Repoultory.
guarantee satisfaction In every dwartmeni.
animal-in main direct.
, bitt prices burdened again
We oiveZatimtlon to the smallest detail if our business, and
.. Marauder. took it party of friends to
Toilet Soaps
We have just received a large
line df Toilet Soaps, all kinds
and odors, such as licllotrope,
violet, sandal, rose, clematis. ll-
lae, etc. They are as pure and
dainty as can be made. When
yoti need soap try some of these.
They cost no more than the tin-
satisfactory kinds.»
25 CENTS BOX.
1 he fiiifford ‘ Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. CAI-L 1M
MOW””WWMO
hiapieshwtii Boidsohmidt 00.
(incorporated)
GOMMISSION BROKERS.
Declare In
Stocks, Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swat-t1 a Corbett Block. 80. Norwaik.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
W.\i.i. S'i‘itblbl’l'. 10:10 it. iii.——'l‘hc
lii‘st prices ot‘ the stock market start-
ed higher today on a well‘distributed
volume of business. 'I‘cniicssec Coal
gained a point and Smeltiitg 93. Na-
iioiiai Entiiiicllng ran up three points
on light transactions. Ullllt‘tl States
Steel. Union Pacific and Louisville &
Nashville were slightly heavy and
\vci-c only exceptions to the soundness
of the market.
WALL. S'Fllblii'l‘. it a. iu.~~~~'i‘tic
stiiitii opening gains were mostly wip»
ed out by the selling which developed.
when a
number of specialties advanced. The
metal iiidiistriiils were conspicuous.
several advancing sharply. Lat-ita-
ivhliiiii rose fourteen over its record
price or Saturdav to tit-i. The response
to these gains Iii the gciicrnl list was
rather sluggish.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private Wires or
The Maples & Goldschmidt 00.. Com—
mission Brokers, Swartz a Corbett
Block, South Norwslk, Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1 :30
Aiiial (Top 837,. 84 MIN. Stilt
.\m (‘ u r (‘o and. 1m. 3th2 are;
.\iii i' & l“ (‘0 hit tilt ltii iiit
.\iii (‘ot ()ii do 1’.” 11d (Iii
\iti teen 49 tall, Iii wt,
.\lll Siiiiiit tacit; lfl‘Jli. t2tt|2 lit“.
.\iii Siiuitr lid". lion, Hutu Hill;-
.\ 'i‘ is S Ft‘ pt‘ 377,. Mt 571%. is? 's
.t 'l‘ & S l“ pt tiizz iiiti tiiti tozi
li‘itlylt II 'I' ll I31. 1H“, lllxpi till:
t‘lii-s & Ohio 3:. an», 3.7. an
(“hi & N w :11 L’il 2in' ‘Jiti
i‘h tit West toil. an“. 20!, 201..
i‘ii M at St 1’ tstw islet. ison. ism
(‘ol t" & i on... ten. tau. tits,
(‘oi South 3.\ 2K-‘a’, ‘lti 231.
“on (his lt-itii‘, lit: ikiiii.’ i‘.|2
Eric 41' 4? MIT“ «till.
lii‘it' Isl pf MI... MN Sl-"m 841.3
tit-ii i-Zici- Isa trial... tso tutti.
ill (‘cittral iTII-g l'i'tii. thi'. ITI";
i.ou d‘i Nash 1153’, III» itil. lttTi-‘s
.\lct St My 128 lust-z 1273.. 13s
.\Iex t‘i-iil ”i5 L’i’a‘. ill-4; 21‘:
.\l K & ”l‘ 21H. ‘Jtiit. :13 29
M K & 'I‘ pf tH til‘,‘ ill III
.\to Pacific loot. toil... tour;M tour“,
.\litt Lead its»; toll. till.‘ tilt:
N Y (‘eitti‘nl H? H? lid-"ii Hill's
.\‘oi't & \t't-st Mi“). stint. ssh; Kit“).
illll & West iii‘fi; 33%.. 52‘? 511‘.
Pat- Mail tzt -i:t iii ,izi
l’t-lin ll ll liiil Hilly. 142-33 il2“ii
l‘eo this. than; tuna. than. toms
Reading 1037.. 10:17,. left 105
Rep Stet-l 2| 2| 2'”); 3””)
lioi'k island Lilly. RIM. 111% :iili:
iinb Hoods am. and. fifth; 3w,
South i‘ac p.314 iii‘ili,1 isms. drill.
Holt lIy t‘.ii 33% "3‘6. 33% 33%
Son lly (‘o of ‘JR itit‘ it.‘ till
'l‘ctiii I‘ Kr I bit ‘iI Iv"
'I‘exus l’iic iii 2'.
iliiioii i‘ac iiti Iiii'.
ll 8 Leather lllld I354 -
I7 H lliiidwr Iii”. 3'2 5,
it s sou-i tin». are r
t! 5 steel in 103:7}. iiii twill, mitts
Wabash I it ‘4,- III “I. I III»; Hit-4,
Wabash pf * 41 III?» 407‘
West I‘n Tel 1.. ‘1 SIM/i. till"; 93%
Win (‘ciit 2i Lil 24 2M
PIERSON COMPAN GETS AWARD
OF $400 DAMAGES.
Decision Brings to a Close a Business
Enterpriao That Promised
Much for Norwaik.
.luiluc t-lliiiiiiway ban rendered it de-
cision In regard to the Hill at the
Pierson Miiiiiiiitcttiring company of
NorWIillt vs. It‘rederick i\l. i'Ie.mm.
.iuilm- t-lliumway awards the company
Shut domain-ii. it was t'lilllllt'tl thiit
I". M. l'iersoii had been given it post»
tion or general manager of the cunt-
puny at it salary of $1.300 a year. He
was to devote all his time and skill
to the iuiiiiuiacturn of it new kind of
overalls which the company was mak-
ing. 1“. M. i'teriion was alleged to
have violated his agreement and there.
fore suit was brought
The suit was for ”union. Pierson
brought it t'tlitiilt'r’flllll claiming the
:‘fllillliillly had no right to discharge,
i to.
The suit brings to a close it business
enterprise which at. one time promis-
ed to be a mind hive tmetii tor Nor-
walii business men. It‘ur one reason
and another, the company failed to
accomplish much and its a result sav-
erni citizens are out of pocket. The
stock in the concern iii worth almost
nothing. Pierson owned some shares
and it. is expected that these will be
taken up to cover the judgment the
company him just sot-tired.
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Commodore Fred. Anderson. of the
‘Vllltty Grove. has: Island. ymtdlyl
for T Wm WM. mam-av m “an
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Event dollar uou pail more than our
prices for Clothing is not onltl lost. but
also the interest on it'tor life. We are
now offering all our sails-«men’s,
uouihs’ and children's—4d 20 percent;
discount. Sizes run good. We can fit
11011 for small moneii.
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SELLECK & PRICE.
HEAD ITO FOOT OUTFITTERS.
9S WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone Call 324-2.
. _..T:=".._i——__f‘—2=.
At "Dibble’s as“...
Cutfiing the best Dried Beef we ever did and giving greater altiafaction
we th n . .
‘ Fresh Eggs. We handle more of the real. genuine, home laid, fresh
stock than most. It's a square deal here. If we haven’t 'cm we say so
and do not substitute something different. 30¢ doz.
Difficulties disappear where Yacht Club Salad Dressing is used. Delll ~
toua. smooth and apatizing. Get the book, “Table Him for Housewife ar ‘
Hostess," for the asking. New Lobster.
Paraffene Wax. An easy way to seal Jams and Jellies and protect them
from mold. No taste or odor. Seats airtight. No papers to cut, no lid-
to fit. Ask about it.
Ginger Root. Lemons, Pure Spices, Pure Cider Vinegar
noses.
Will have Saturday Melons, Water and Musk, Green Corn, Squash,
Beets. Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Btackbe rrica, Peaches, etc" etc...
“Honey in the Honey Comb." New season's, 18¢ a frame.
Awaiting your orders. at your service.
for Pickling Pur-
""511"?! .
LORENZO DIBBLE
TELEPHONE CALL. 26—4.
.. . .. . .-....,..‘_..__.——m.
JONES'FLOUR.PER BAG ......................... 85¢
PILLSBURY'S FLOUR. PER BAG ....................... 87°
EXTRA FANCY LARGE WATERMELONS, EACH, 25°.
FINEST LINE OF POTATOES IN TOWN.
FULL LINE OF BERRIES, FRUIT G. VEGETABLES
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY.
20 NORTH MAIN ST. 49 FORT OT.
80. NORWALK, CT. ‘ EAST NORWALK. CT-
TEL.. 26—3. TEL. 31 .
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"sis in "
ttreatcr demands are constantly being made on the eyes by our advanc-
iiig civilization. The most perfect adjustment is called for. Life Is ottsu '
a failure through poor sight. The eyes are the breadtwiuners. We can.
given )‘0tl'llle best vision possible.
HOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Optician. ~
Room 9, United Hank Building, South NOWIII. coats.
Special Appointments at convenience of patron.
Utllco hours 8—11:46. RAB-4:00. Saturday evenings. 1-4.!
- . .m
AND GLASSES MUST II CHANGED
EYES L‘Hlllflil
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D
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t Ottan one attributaa a tackof oinarnou of vision to his and
i when his gtanaa are wnoiiy to btama. Would It not be mil to ban
i your eyes examined again?
I
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IT'S FREE.
ti
3; O. B. Jackson,
1: Graduate Optician.
1; 6| WALL ITIIET. NOIWALK. 01’.
0 0000000
August tulle or ltotimtttmlshinu at.
head. lleitd the ad.
«a.—
(‘oiiiiuodore Arthur Kroiu. of Dana
bury itnd I‘lell island. ciiapcroited ii
party of lhtiibury business and pro-
fessional men to Valli-y (trove, .. ..
yesterday. They enjoyed one of laiiid-
Ioi‘d Mitchell's shore dinners. The
trip was made in the Sara K.
-rm..M
A certificate of incorporation was
filed to the office of the Mate ICON).
tiiry It‘rtdiiy. an follows: E. Tucker's
Helm-(tonipitny, Hdrlford, authorised
capital, 815,000; object, to deal in pit-
per, paper goods and machinery and
implements pertaining to the manufw
turn or min of paper, also in manufac-
turers‘ supplies; incorpnrntorii. Jamal
it. 't‘ucker. Edwin H. Tucker and lit.
lit. tauiwtssnn.
J, Edgar l'Ike. I‘TI'tll'l‘lt'k It. Ackcr.
itiiitbitt‘y; It). ii. l.iiiiicti. Norwich: Mr.
and Mrs. J. M, 'l‘owucr, Mr. and Mrs.
1’. it. Street. .I. .I. Stevenson, Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick II. it. itopi. Mr. and
Mrs. W, It}. lliiud. Mr. and Mrs. ’i‘. 1‘.
Harris. W. it. Laiiisoii. t'. l’ricc, T.
Sherman. l. mitt-illicker. Mina (literate
ey, Joseph Ihrkingiar, .‘cw York; 'l‘bir
mas llowmi. Nattgaiuck. .Itmcph (liver-
man. W, V. iiydc, A. II. Howe», Hos“
too; it‘. (I. Roberts. tirncnwicli; it. it. , . v.
H .. l ‘I i . 3h 'iO'N‘II. I
truvuml It Kiathig Mit at t VERY '5'“. ILGIN' CHIAMIIV.
III‘IIIKt‘llm‘l; it). .i. Kelly. 'l‘arrytown.
rm." ““03"“ ill Illi.‘ “()lt'l Ullflm‘ll i’cfl- “LITTER, :PKR LBOA‘NVI V930.
ertiity.
WM- ”so...“ ~ a can: sour. . m.
a to. can cause sends. it». I
lefOOI cans FOB 9”
DOUble T800 3 cans MILK, an. .
50 . ---- «slim
iosrforrs ‘
I: IV. Main It. to. Namath}
A U‘ L :‘I 1".gflhm 0 sat-W ‘
Norwalk Chronicler