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Local News iitttes.
Michael Connors has returned after
a protracted stay in Bridgeport.
Underwear sale now in progress at
Boston Store. See ad.
—Sprlng chicens and
and ISO lb. Hayes. 1
Bookseller William P. Beers was on
a business trip to Bridgeport. yester-
day afternoon.
A mass of requiem for the late John
’i‘uhey was celebrated at St. Mary's
Church this morning.
——Joliu H. anln. piano tuner from
New York. will be in town next week.
Orders sent to The Clifford will re-
ceive prompt attention.
A routine business meeting of
Neighbor Camp. Modern Woodmen of
America, was held last evening in Elks
Hall.
Two of the houses which John F.
McMahon is building for himself on
Seymour avenue are now completed
and the third is enclosed.
——Fresli hams, 12%0 lb, Hayes.
A meeting of thc. Lamont Club will
be. held to-niorrow at 12 o‘clock in tho
South Norwalk Congregational church.
All members arc asked to be prescnt.
Herman Quittner has purchased a
piece of property on Hamilton avenue
upon which he expects to build four
frame cottages which will be for sale.
—-Conifortables. outing flannel blan-
kets in large varieties, tile upward.
M. S. Smith &.Company.
The adniinistratoi- of tile estutc of
the late iluldah Knapp will lilo his
accounting with Judge of l'robatc
Gregory, Monday afternoon at :5
o'clock.
The Hut
fowls. 160
Finishers' and lint Mak-
crs’ are arranging to hold a Joint
smoker. probably next Friday night
in Central Labor Lyceum. 'l‘he oiliccrs
have the matter in hand.
Craig Littlejohn. of Norwaik, left
town yesterday for Florida, where he
will spend the winter in the produce
raising business. Several other Nor-
\ViIIk men will probably follow it little
later.
——Fresh or corned hooks.
Hayes.
Miss Cornelia Boiincll gave a very
interesting talk. last evening. at. tho
parsonage of the South Norwaik Bap-
tist Church. to a number of youn:
ladies. The talk was on some of the
very interesting phases of itcr life in
China.
Oplilr Chaptcr ()rilcr of the Eastern
Star. held a meeting last evening. at
which tlirco were initiated. Theodore
Hoyt. Joseph Provost and Dr. Philip
lirown. all of Stamford. After the bus-
iness meeting a collation was served.
Several petitiOns for membership we“:
received.
——I)unlup dérhies. O’ Brien'e
W. J. Ct'nssman. Seymour; Mrs. C.
E. (‘iiipiiuui. South Norwalk: Miss J.
it), Beggs, John 1“. Ambler, Brooklyn.
N. Y.: Mr. and Mrs. J, '1‘. Kelly. Mat~
teawan, N. Y.: E. W. Emery, W. M.
Johnson. lioston; J. P. Osterhoudt.
Kingston. N. Y.: L. M. Hubbard. Jr"
Mr, and Mrs. Fred S. Eason. Mr. and
Mrs. F. ii. Elinor, New York; A. .I.
Itlc lb.
III! warm
LICENSE BONDS
mm: it enters.
Theodore Coleman. of Narragansett
Pier. it visiting relatives in this city.
Top notch of style in Rogers & Ste-
vens Varsity suits. See ad.
wThe Steinert booth at the Fireman‘s
Fair w... be one of the fittest. 'i‘lie
pianos will be especially fine anti the.
other furniture will be loaned by A. J.
Collins & Company.
Washington Company . clothes are
famous for their quality and atyic. For
sale by Joseph Davis. .
The Visiting Chapter of the Wom-
an‘s Guild of Trinity Church is plan-
ning a sale to be held October 17.
—Saii pork, 10c lb. Hayes.
A meeting of Cockenoe Tribe. 1. 0.
R. M.. of Norwaik, was held last night.
At that time the revised by-lnws were
accepted.
An operation was performed on
James Pooiey, of Dorian. at the Nor-
walk Hospital yesterday by Dr, Wil-
liam J. Tracey.
—Specially made cases will be one
of the line features of the pianos to
be on sale at the Steinert booth at the
Firemen‘s Fair‘next week. inspect
them.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Treadwell. of
Norwalk. drove their automobile to
New York City yesterday. They rc-
turned to Norwulk. leaving the uni-
chine In the city for their sons. John
and Henry. who are attending the Van
devbllt can race in it. Messrs, 'i‘rend-
well will then drive the machine home
this evening.
The members of Clinton Command—
ery. Knights Templar, Will assemble
at Masonic Temple, corner of Wall
and lease streets. tomorrow afternoon.
and take a trolley car at it o’clock, for
Stamford. where they will attend the
Baptist Church. acting as escort to
Union Lodge. No. b. A. F. and A. M..
of Stamford. The Rev. Wilbur Rich~
artison, who is a member of the Com-
niandcry. and pastor of the Stamford
Baptist, Church, will dciivcr ti special
Masonic sermon.
~Pork chops. l-lc lb. iiaycs.
Next Saturday at :i p. m.. a meet-
ing of the Junior Mission Band. will
be held with Mrs. liucli. No. 20 Taylor
avenue. This will be a "Story-tellers
'i‘ca." This [land opened their gath-
crings for the year in Scptcnibcr with
a delightful picnic at ilcllc island, as
guests of Miss Ellicl it‘crris. At the
meeting next wccit cnch one who will.
may tell a story of :i Missionary hero,
Please, bring pencils. All girls ovcr
ninc who are members of the South
Norwalk Congrcgationul church liiblc
School, are invited to be present.
~~'l‘lic Chase lint. O'ilricu.
HARVEST MOON STRAW RIDE.
A harvest nioon ride was cujoycd
by tho I’iiiicllicit Class, of IIII‘ South
Noiwnlit liaptisl Church. and their
friends, last cvcuing. 'l‘hc drive was
made to Wilton \vlicrc suppcr
was served. after which they sittrtcd
for home. arriving tlicrt- at 3:30. Atti-
otig thosc who cuioycd the ride wvrc
Mr. and Mrs Albcrt Morgan, Misscs
Minnie Ferris, Alicc liidcr. Fannie
Mitchell, Mabcl Judson, Minnie Ray-
inoud. IJOIIGIIHI. Adams, iiattic [logar-
dus. Grace ilunt, Edna Jennings.
Messrs. M. Ii. Rupert, Robert Fletch-
er. Stephen Smith, Aigic Scarlcs, iicr-
bert. Rtiglea anti H. J. Lipitc.
"ANNOTRE‘ DAME LADY. "m
I will send free with full instruc-
tions. some of this simple preparation
for the cure of Leucorrhooa. tllcera-
tion. Displacements. Falling of the
Womb, Scanty or Painful Periods, Tu-
mors or Growthe. Hot Flashes, Desire
to Cry. Creeping feeling up the Spine.
Pain in the Back. and all female trou-
bles. to all sending address. To moth-
ers of suffering daughters I will ex-
plain a Successful Home Treatment.
If you decide to continue it will only
cost about 12 cents a week to guaran-
tee a cure. I do not wish to sell you
anything. Tell other sufferes of it.
that Is all I ask. Address, Mrs. M.
Summers. Box 375,
Notre Dame. Ind.
Ross, Worcester; W. C. Ricc. Newton
Were guests at the Hotel Clifford, yes-
terday.
ltitigclleld is to be lighted by oioc-
tricity and that before long. The
llldgctlelil Electric Light Company has
purchased fourteen acres of Mind from
James H. Cullen, near the ivy lliIi
crossing. in that place. The com-
pany will soon begin the erection of a
power house and other buildings and
will build a sitting from the main line
of the ilidgotiold brunch. so that. all
supplies by rail will be delivered at tho
plant.
—~>Stcinway. Weber, Sliouingcr, Jew-
ctt. Wootlhury pianos and Weber Pin»
noltlii will form an titlructive exhibit
at Steinerlgu .ut the li‘iremcn‘s fair in
the Armory next week.
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is IT RIGHT?
Is it right that a properly-owner
should lose $4.20 to let, a dealer make
50 cents? A dealer makes 60 cents
more on fourteen gallons of ready-
for-use paint. at $1.50 per gallon. than
our agent does on eight gallons of 1..
8c M. paint and six gallons of linseed
oil, which make fourteen gallons of
the bent paint in the world. at 01.20.
In it right?
It only requires 4 gallons of I4. M.
and ii gallons linseed oil to paint a
moderate aired house.
Ten Thousand Churches painted
with Longman it Martinez L. d: M.
Paint.
Liberal quantity given to churchel
when bought from C. II). Dow. South
Norwaik; Hubbell & Staples Hard-
ware Company. Norwalk; W. 8. (layer
In San. Wutport; Northrop Brothers.
Soutbwrt.
" "unit btlis avian»
that ”bury a full line of Voiex. Al-
bum. Cello and other theta Papers:
up . I «and mill" "
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CONVENIENCE
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You Young Fellows
who want to touch the top notch of style. will find it in our
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Varsity Suitswmotlcls which possess that touch of style for
which many tailors strivc iii vain.
Drop in and slip ‘iutoaonc of IIlt‘iil~—-il single or double—
Iii-casual nintlcl; catch the cll'cct of the smartest tilting suit
you t‘\'t‘l' put on; notice II'it‘ \\'iiit' ltipcls. ionipcut coat. dccp
vcnls. pcg-iop trousers.
III the new oystcr gray \\’ItIL‘ \\'.'lIt' ivorstctls. handsome
grayish mixtures and ovcrplaitls, plain black and blue,
$10.00 to $25.00.
All the rest of your Fall outiit but shoes: A C. & K.
or Yolk lint. smart shirts, IlC‘L‘Ix‘Wt‘Ill‘. hosiery, underwear;
top coats and rain coats.
19%
South Norwalk. ‘ .
Tel. Call, 32-2.
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ABOUT QUALITY.
When buying Oats, Hay and Feed don't you
think it will pay you to consider quality?
It may cost a little more (perhaps not) but it
is worth it.
We can give you these requisites.
Buy Oats That‘s Clean,
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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We are near~iust as far
as the nearest letter-box
or telephone.
W’
When you think of ‘
(iruln. think of Hutch.
REMEMBER. WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF VE-
LOX N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND HYPO LIQUID HARDNER AND
RE-DEVELOPER.
REMEMBER. WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF VELOX,
N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER, AND RE-DEVELOPER.
We Handle Eastman Film Exclusiveiu
W.'P. BEERS’
Bookleliorl, stationary. Engraving. Kodako. Film Pack. and Camera Supplies
49 Wall 0L. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St, So. Nam-Ik-
Tolephono Connection.
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MERRILLOEIJAS‘liyESS”COLLEGE
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday Eveninuo, 7:00 to 9:00 O'Ciork.
Tultlor. Per Month. 35.00.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY FREE.
Bookkeeping. Shorthand. Typewrltlng. English Branches and Mechanical
Drawing.
M. A. MERRILL, Prim.
So. Norwalk, Conn.
LARGE ASSORTMENTHOF READY’TO WEAR
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS.
S. S. TILLOTSON,
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTHvNORWALK. CONN
MAY BEA COAL STRIKE.
CHICAGO. October 14.—~Alarmed by
the rumors of activity among the un-
PASSENOER TRAIN OFF TRACK.
ANSONIA. October ii.——'i‘clcphone
communication to this city from Der-
WWW—wwmm.
Alla Bis/m
And pay your btlis by Check.
AT consume
town
by states that u [must-tiger train. north
hound, run off at trestle Just south of
iicrby at. about 3 o'clock yesterday at-
ternoon. 'l‘lie locomotive and innuendo
car left the rails. the coaches remain»
lug on the track. No one was killed.
but IIII' engine is said to ho badly
wrccitcd. II. is ballot/oil that on (men
switch caused the accident. The train
loft Bridgeport at 2:35. ,
DEPOSIT
in the General Bankirg De-
’i‘o the Board of County Commission-
era of Falrileld County.
1 hereby apply for a license to sell
Splrituous and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale. larger Beer. Rhine Wine and Cl-
der at No. 205 Washington street.
Town of Norwalk.
My place of business is not. located
within 200 feet in a direct line of a
Church iiidltioe or Public School-
house. or the premises pertaining
thereto. or any Post-Office, Public Li-
brary or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwulk. this 13th day of
October, A. 1)., 190i}.
1-]. W. CHAMBERS.
Applicant.
We, the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law, of the
Town of Norwalk, hereby endorse the
application of the above named H. W.
Chambers for such license.
Dated at Norwalk. this 13th day of
October. A. 1).. 1905.
A. H. Hefner, Louis P. Anderson. J.
Herbert Wheeler. William H. Triat-
ram. Horace Keyworth.
I hereby certify that the above num-
ed endorlera are ale tors and taxpay-
era, as defined by In . oi the Town of
Norwaik. i
. Dated at Norm'lk. till! 14th day of
Ooholler. A. 1).. 100th
I _ HERBERT muff!!!
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baitmeiit oi the
South Norwalk
Trust; 00..
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Law.w.m.».a~ “4...“.
180 Slim Music
Saturday and Monday.
E. '1‘. Paul's latent two-hp. Paul
Rovere’s Ride, Silverheolti. When the
Evening Brenna in Singing. Home.
Sweet Home. Ho's Me Pal. Because
You Wars on Old Sweetheart of
Mine. My Irish Molly, 0, Upon a nun-
day Evening When the Church Bella
Chime. Celine Life and 100 omen.
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tIirucltc cotil operators. John Fatty, T.
I). Nichols and W. Ii. Dettry. leaders
of the Mine workers. who have been
here for a week. will return to Penn-
sylvania today. "I have not been ad-
vised officially." said Mr. r‘nhy. "but
i apprehend that all the operators of
the country are planning to convene
In Chicago on November 22. and agree
on concerted action next April. when
the iniiiera' agreements expire. i am
anxious to not back home and discov-
er what is suing on."
Every one has a bluff. A certain
Atclilson man. who has nothing to do
till day long goes tip the street like a
streak of llahtulng.
SPEGIILS‘W
20le Granule-Ted Sugar. $l
Volunteer Flour ..........ili5c per ha:
2 cans Red Alaska Balmon.........25c
2 pizza. (lint-O 25c
an... Milk crackers ...’............2ta
31bit. Soda Crackers ..............26c
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S1, autopsy performed. today on account of
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SPECIAL.
FOR 3‘ TURDIIY ON]. I"
c.—
Anon CIIOIJOIi'lIOS.
290 lb.
The Best Cheap Chocolates
Made.
Old-Fashioned Chocolates. 250 lb.
Almond Chocolate Chips, 35c lb.
A,
Ihe Mitford Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TIL. CALL 1“
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Maples ll Goldsciimldt Go.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Stocks. Bonds. Cram and
Cotton.
0mm 1 Corbett Block. Bo. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL STREET, 10:10 ti. iu.~~~Open—
lug prices in the stocw market today
moved sluggislily upwards on light
dealings. small fractional gains being
the I‘lllu throughout. Ccncrui Elec-
tric gained nearly a point and Aincri~
can Tobacco pfd. if»...
WALL STDEET. il a. m.~Tradiug
operations were much restricted and
. the market was about its uninteresting
as could bc. During the hour's busi-
ness there wvrc ii niiiniwr of unusnalv
ly active stocks in which there had
been only one transaction. Reading.
Union Pacific and Smelling chat-d oll‘
about 1,1... and then stcailicd. Great
Northern pfd., St. Louis and San Fran
trisco Second pfd.. Anicricuu 'i‘obticco
pfd. and Central Leather gaiucd l to
1-3., Minneapolis and St. Louis Lily. and
i'coriti and Eastern -I points.
WALL S'l‘iiifil‘l'l‘. ('ItlbL‘.""‘Pl‘il‘0h‘ stil-
i‘encd slightly on the increase in sur~
plus disclosed by the bank statement.
but yiclded again. The movement was
very slight in either direction. ’l‘hc
closing was easy anti intensely dull.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
'i‘ho Maples Oi tialtlschinidt (,‘o.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz A}. ('orbctt
Block. South Norwnik. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low l.:itt
Open. High. Low 1:30
.\liliiI Cop . 8475. SI :1, 84:51. it”.
Am C & I“ (‘0 38 38 38 its
Alli C & I“ pl‘ 100% 100% 10039 100“;
Am ico 201$. 20%.. ‘30-'53 2134}.
Ant Loco til til 00% 601,11,
Am Smell 1:35:91. 128% 128% 1281,.
A 'I‘ & S Fe 887.; 887.. 88% 88%
ilalto 6‘; Olilo 112% 11239 112‘»; 1121.4;
il'klyn it '1‘ 721,3 731/2 7:514. 72%..
(Thcs & Ohio 57 571,13 57 h?
(Th (it West 21’s} 22%; 21% 22
Ch M & Si P 180% 18074. lh‘lilq iooiig
(I‘ol P & l itilé 401/2 401.4. 401;}.
(‘01 South 2SV. 2W. EMA 28%.
Del & find 222 222 23111:. 22M.
Eric 487g rill 48% 48%
l~‘.ric lst of ill til til 81
lien Rice 1707.; 1707.. 1797.4. 1797..
III Central 179 17“)”; ”It 179%.:
Lou & Nash 152% 102% 152% 152%
Mex Cent 25 25 24% 25
M K Ki ’1‘ 321;; 32% 321/; 321/.
Mo Pacific 104% 104% 1041/. 104%
Not Lcud 471.3 47% 17% 47%
N Y Central 140 110% 149 149
Norf & West 80 86 857.9} 86
(int & West 54 iii 54 54
Penn II It 14374. 144% 1437.4. 144
Poo Gas 103% 103% 103% 103%
Reading 12W; 121% 1211.4. 12:11.9
Rep Steel 25% 25% 251/4 25%
Rock island 33% 33% 331/4 33%
South I‘m! 104% 08% hill/,2 tib‘V‘
Sou Iiy Co all 301,; :iii 3n
Sou lly Co pf tutti. 00% 914115 00%
Two C d. l 80% tutti; Sill/ti Still.
'l‘cxas I’nc ill. 30 iii? 35
Union PM 132% 1327.43 132% 1321/.
U S Mather 13%. iii till”. 10%
U S Leath, pf llfilfi 1151A. ”III/g “5%,
U 8 Rubber 52% 52% 52% 02%
U 8 Steel (hill. 38%. 38 38
U S Steel pf 1047i. 101'. 104% 104%
Wabash 2t 1!. 2W. St w ill iii.
Wabash pf ‘II 1.9 41% 41% 41%
Wis Cent 32%; 32W. 32% 321,4
BANK STATEMENT.
Reserves, increase. $5,025,225
Reserves. U. S. incrcnsc. 86.038375
Mans. ilccrcusc, $29,450,600
Specie, tiecreasc. $3,086,800
Legal Tender, inc-reuse, 8735.500
Deposits. decrease. 833.101.in
Circulation. decrease. $13,400
”mam...
READY FOR BIG FAIR.
Second Regiment Band. of New H.-
you. Will be One of Mondpy'o
Attractions.
A special meeting of the Norwalk
Fire Department was held qut night
tit the Hope Hose House in Water
street. Chief .l. Thornton Prowltt pre-
siding. Final arrangements for the
great week fair were completed.
Headed by the Second Regiment.
Band. of New Haven. the department
will march from Norwalk to South
Norwalk Monday evening and meet the
South and East Norwalk Departments.
The whole body of firemen will then
proceed to the oratory, where the fair
will be formally opened by Mayor
George 13. Burton. of Norwalk. llotii
the Norwalk and Booth Nurwalk city
official- the been invited1
During the evening the
meat Band will give a con
PRINCE Thouna‘rmov' "
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on pmnsnunn. Oct. 14.--An
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in, $18. $20 and in
Suits in Men
Are uncommonly good clothes. ’i‘hcy make a permanently
favorable impression upon the Wcarcr and upon those who
see them worn.
YOU are cordially invited to inspect our showing of
Clever Clothes.
New Fall lasts in stylish, comfortable and durable Shoes
for Men. T '» '
'SELLECK & PRICE.
HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS. ' .
98 Washington St. South Nor-walk. ‘
Telephone Call 324-2. '4'.
SEE WHAT’S DOING.
Best Butter. still selling at 25c.
Will sell Clover Hill Creamery Prints Saturday at 25¢; 3c undorpric-
Sample it.
Cauliflowers. from 10 to 15¢ each. Green and ripe Tomatoes.
Will cut the life out of those Pears. Have 4 baskets which am bound
to sell at 45c basket. ,
Quinces. home grown, at 70c peck for medium sized. but smooth.
80c peck for fine large. A few only.
Satisfaction Flour is what we recommend. 241/2 lbs. of satisfaction in
price and quality with every bag. 75¢ bag.
Have some good Apples for pics and sauce bought cheap,
cheap. 18c peck. Greenings and Baldwins.
Cider, new. sweet, fine, will sell at present 20c 93L, 6:: qt. A gallon
jug to put it in, if you please. 10c. .
No jugs loaned. but will,lend people jugs who deposit 10c money to
be returned. if they with. when the jug is returned.
Lipton‘a Teas in 10c packages. 4 trial sorts. 100.
Hope to be of good use. I .2] '1 gllzll,“ll
LORENZO DIBBLE‘,’
Telephone Call 26-4.
u JOSEIOff‘S. 72 noun"”Mintsiiitu.“
SATURDAY.
FLOUR SALE FOR OCTOBER 14TH FOR THE DATE ABOVE MEN-
TIONED WE WILL SELL FLOUR AT:
,JONES' FLOUR.
PILLSBURY'S FLOUR. XXXX. ,
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR. per has 730.
TUBE ROSE FLOUR. per bug 856).
YOU BETTER GET YOUR SUPPLY IN WHILE THIS PRICE LABTS.
IF YOU HAVE DIFFICULTY IN GETTING GOOD POTATOES. HERE I8 ‘
THE PLACE. A LARGE SUPPLY OF PICKING ONIONS, PER PK”
55c. NOT SECONDS, BUT THE REAL PICKING KIND.
FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER. PER POUND. 250.
2 LB. LARD FOR 25c.
JOSELOFF’S
72 NORTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Any. Kind nitrite Ettiifiil’tii or 1556750
Fancy Sweet Potato”, per pic. 18:: Malaya Gram, 2 lbs. for 25¢
20 the. Granulated Sugar, 01.00
a“. Tub Butter, per lb., 25,: Assortment of Fancy King Applu.
Nutty. Milk, 3 cam. 25¢ Pears. Guinean, Tomato». Cauliflow-
Fancy String Beam. qt. 6a or. Celery. Boston Morrow and Hub-
Cranborrln. qt, too hard Squash. Green Lima: and Gmn
Concord Grapes. large banker, 20c Peppers.
COMPANY.
40 F
up
ed.
will sell
per bag 72¢.
per bag 78:.
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Tel. call 338-5.
UNITED GROCERY
20 NORTH MAIN IT. , ORT IT.
00. NORWALK. CT. IAIT NORWALK. 0T.
TIL... 20—8. TIL» 81H
”Frog-"i " naval "Holly.
All kinds 0i fresh fish. oysters and dams.
leave your, orders hero for
. Hand-Picked Winter Apples; '
Cutblll’a Bridge Fish Market
TIL 100- SRII DILIVIRY-
line You; Heard the " LaIiiiii f ;
It’s all over town. They say Raymond has the best Coal. We
heartily concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and
best stock. But don’t take our word for it. Try a loud and prove
it to your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. If it'll all right.
give us a chance at your Winter’s Coal. We are here to do bullion”. .
Telephone 113-3.
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