flaunt" If
lCE groan
f ' Into '
FRESH ‘ecaum
‘-LANES~
. It ”Mulligan or.
all
I
Lotiliiéinlutes.
Miss Augusta. Dibble ’Is spending a
few days in .New 'York.
4—Mournibg‘ bands. I O'Brien's.
Rev. .1. W. Davis will preach In the
Cranbury Chapel at I: 10 p. In. tomor-
row. " ‘
An elegant line ot.,dIIti-ng room cab-
lnets are on exhibition at Head’s. biee
ad.
The barge ii. 'and P. has arrived
with ,a cargo of coal for' the Ferris
Coal Company. ‘ ‘ g
-——A complete stock or Ladies and
Childrens Underwear to be-found at
M. 8. Smith & Co's.
Great garment bargains for the last
three days‘ of October at the Boston
Store. ‘See ad.‘
Miss Elizabeth McNiéholl, of Brook-
lyn, N. Y.. is the guest of Mrs. W. H.
Baldwin, of.Wall street.-
The schodner Rachel Stevens has
arrived at, Philadelphia, where she
will load coal for Providence.
, A. ,J. Collins. and Company are sell-
Ing Hub ranges, the best ranges made.
and now is the timc\.to buy them.
~Crotut & Knapp hats. O'Brien.
The Ferris Coal Company‘s coal is
the real thing. Better have a good
supply in your bin before the snow
tiles. .
Stillson-Poweil Corporation has
just. received a stock of the finest and
most desirable tooth brushes. Prices
right. .. . ’ '
E. H. Mathewson. E. 0. Keeler anti
Richard H. Golden have been appoint-
I‘ll appraisers of the estate of the late
E. A. Woodward. .: - . .
—Sale of Chlifouiers at i’otituorv's.
Double pink discount stamps on ev-
ery 10c purchase at. the New York
Grocery Company this afternoon and
evening. See ad. 4'
A ,special Communication of St.
John‘s Lodge, A. F. and A. M., of Nor-
walk. will he held Monday evening, to
confer the second degree.
Frank E. Woods. representing When
We 'Were Twenty-one» Company; was
In South NorWaik; yesterday. arraug»
lug for the presentation at. Hoyt's
'I‘heatrc, neflWeek.
———The Chase hat. forsrten.
Mrs. C. A. Corbett Is III of typhoid
fever at her home in Cedar street. It
is believed that ‘she is resting more
comfbrtabiy today, which‘is cheering
uewa to her” «litany friends.
The football team_. of the Seller-k
Overlook‘Military Academy, loft Nor~
walk this. owing; for Whahlngton,
this state; are ‘ he eleven will con-
test this afternoon with the Gunnery
School team.
Contractors Scott, & Grant. of Row-
ayton, are building a twostory frame
structure In Elm Grove street for A. A.
Raymond. For the present the struc-
ture will be III-cuplod by The Elm
(trove I’rintory. but later will probably
be converted Into =3 dwelling. It will
be wired for elcrtrIchghts.
-Chl¢oniers llI'I' greatly reduced in
price at Podtnore's.
Itobcrt 0,. Raymond has awarded to
Scott I: (Irant the contract for a now
IiWelllng In Oalt avenue, the new strut-I
which runs from Elm Grove to lluuton
street. which was recently laid out.
Work was commenced on the building
yesterday. it will lit-a two-story frame
Iltilltil‘, with shingle root. It will have
all modern improyementu. lnviudlng
electric wir g.” h dwoodjinlsb. ctr.
No aub-rontr .1,» Y0 been let. Mr.
Raymond ‘a “doping to CNN several
ll'ilil‘P dwai Inga ”this type, '
—-»’i‘hII University Extension Lot--
turua begin November 0th In the South
Norwalit Congregational Church. Mr.
Sui-tutu given Inn'uutllnu of II'Ii' life
and characteristic» at the contpouor
illustrating freely with his most noted
compositions. Tickets for 1va I'tilil‘m'.
02.00. For high school pupils 01, to
be bought at. the Libraries.
wwuwuuw W.
A NOTul-ID LAW.
1 will mo “tree, to full iumuo
lions. some at this simple preparation
for tboouro of Macon-boon. Ulcers.
lion. Dioplacomentti. Failing of the
Womb. Bounty .Ir Painful Periods. 'i‘n-
men or tit-owing, Hot Flashes. Desire
to Cry. Grouping tooling up the Spine,
Pain In the Bank. and all female trou-
bles, to all leading wanna. To tooth.
on of culturing dau tan 1 will at-
plulu a successful onto Treatment.
If you decide to continue it will only
mat about 18 cents a week to guano
In. a sure. I do not wish to sell you
anything. Tell other NIKON! of It.
that II at 1 nit. Address, Nu. bi.
Inmm_ no: an
moi omit. hid.
be you. have trouble with the brim
tics coming out? It so you can on
ermine that Iiii‘liculty by purchasing
one from the latest shipment. We
have a stock of the burst and most
granite thereon Minna. Prices
3 t. I
mMIrLI'Io‘ImL coir.
m ‘Iinoitl‘otu
930mm mite
ya" at
LIGENEEIINDI
. » Italian anions.
no... (zirconium. 29:: pound,
Clifford Pharmacy today.
Charles W. Hoyt. of Bridgeport. II
file tguest of his brother, William H.
0y , ‘ ' _
It
James L'Hommedleu and wife. or
East Norwaili. will spend Sunday with
Rev. A. .1. Smith, of Danbury.
Smashin‘gtprices again at” Nelson's.
Music rolls, writing paper, dolls. eta.
sailing at unusually low prices. See
I! ' ' i I._ .. ‘ ‘ .
Lincoln.Cpuncli,.0. ll. A. 01.. held a
business meeting lastnlght and ar-
gaugzed for a dance to be held Novem-
er 1. . .
At the meeting of Cor-hence Tribe.
1, O. R. M.,’ Of‘Norwalk, last evening.
several propositions for membership
were received. .,
LeRoy Crockett, Miss Lottie Pitzer,
Ambrose Crockett and Miss Lillian
Butser are attending ,the Hippodrome
In New York today.
The committee on the autumn soc-
ial and dance given by Star of Coloni-
bia Circle, Companions of Foresters,
last night. will meet at Dr. West‘s of-
fice Monday night at 8 o'clock.
The pulpit of the South Norwaik
Congregational Church will be occu-
pied tomorrow by the Rev. Frederick
S. Hatch. Next week Sunday the Rev.
John .1: .Blair,, of Springfield. Mass..
will preach.
Stilt. has been brought by Frank D.
Layton for a partition of the Merritt
property In Third, Fourth and Fifth
streets, East Norwalk. The still. is
brought against. Mrs, Louise: .1. Merritt,
widow of the late Edward M. Merritt,
and Louise Merritt,
Buckingham Post, C. A. it., of Nor,
walk. held a meeting last night and
made arrangements to hold a camp
tire on Friday evening. November 10.
The members of Douglas Fowler Post.
of South Norwalk, will be invited to
be guests on that occasion.
The Whatsoever Circle 01' the King's
Daughters will meet Tuesday evening
at 8 o‘clock with Mrs. Louis S. Beers,
45 Elmwood avenue. The Circle will
be addressed by Miss Alice M. Kyle, of
Boston. secretary Woman‘s Board oi’
Missions. A large attendance is de-
sired. The Woman‘s Association and
the Endeavor and Clover heat Cir-
cles are invited.
Wednesday at 3:30 p. m.. a meeting
of the Woman's Association will be
held in the Congregational (‘hurt-h par-
lors. Dr. Emily liishrow will speak
up “Religions of Africa. Mohammedan
and Pagan"; Mrs. Oliver 12‘, Wood upon
“The Position of Woman." under the
general topic. “Social anti Moral Durk-
ness in Africa." Miss Mary A. (‘uu-
ningham will spepk upon "Marcus
Whitman." Those having donations or
clothing for the barrel are requested
to bring them at 3 o‘clock.
..
DIED SITTING IN A CHAIR.
DANBUIIY. Oct. 27.—.loltn S. Havi-
Iilllti. a carpenter, sixty years old. was
found dead yesterday, sitting upright
in a chair it; hid: home. Heart dis-
ease Was the. cause of his death.
’4 HOW‘B I'HIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars ite-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can-
not be-curod by Ilall‘s Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & C0., Toledo. 0.
We. the undersigned, have known
lI‘. .l. (.‘heucy for the. last 15 years. and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
:IIIII‘ to carry out any obligations outdo
by his firm. .
Waldlhgyxinnan & Marvin.
Wholesale l‘irugglsts, Toledo, 0
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
.tntl mucous surfaces In the' system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 70
cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug-
gisls. . ‘
'l‘ake Hall's Family Pills for consti-
patlon.
BUSINESS OF IMPORTANCE
requires careful attention. You
want to be fully secured when it
comes to deals involvingIr titt-
transfer of Itiottcys. ‘
A SUBSTANTIAL TRUST
COMPANY
) is the proper avenue In Il'attsnt'i
any important picrv of business
or transfer of property. .. .. ..
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUQT COMPANY
arts as trustee for securities. law
lit‘lt‘l'i or t'ttiflitirii IIIaIIuch propel”
tics and accepts atom-y on deposit
Call and are how we can serve
you.
FIFTEEN CENT MUSIC
SATURDAY a MONDAY.
Gleaming Stars. Sweethearts Force
or. Starlight. Because You Were An
Old sweetheart of Mine. Violette, Us»
on a Sunday Morning When the
Church bells Chime. Where in Nov
mtrueen '1‘ might? (live My ling-rd: to
Duration. 110* Away birdie to New
van. New o'rlt Souvenir Postal
curds ii for 0 coats. Corbin souvenir
Postal cards. I tor 0 coats. St. Louis
Exhibition sortie. 10 for 10 cents.
cerami-
. sans ._
Booth, I). bit.
alluring two per-
. butter 0!
lit-DIM onion: is
tenor sermons. in
Sermon on the Mount constitutes the
series began last Sunday morning.
The topic tomorrow morning will be.
Responsibility of the Christian. The
Bible school at the noon hour will on-
ioy some new features. Miss Elsie
M. Decker, the new president of the
B. Y. P. 1.1.. will preside at the young
people's service at. 6 o’clock. In the
evening the pastor begins a series of
plain. talks to youngjpeople.
subjectsare here given:
October . 29~Tbe liar-tine of Birth.
November 5-Lifefa ' wakenlng.
November 12~Discip ine. ,
November lib—Parents as Enemies.
November 26~Slas,,of the Age. ,
Dec.)3~—Vulgarity end Refinement.
December lO—«Llfefis True Creed.
MEN’S CHRIBTIAN INQUIRY CLUB.
Last Sunday thereglvas a good at-
tendance and a verylaterestlng ses-
sion. Mr. Light presented the sub.
Joct The ,Rellgloh of Japan and his re-
marks were followed by the usual
general discussion. Tomorrow Mr.
Lawrence takes the subject The Old
Testament and Ancient, Monuments
the morning the
The .
“ Take two Beecham’s Pills on re-
tiring and avoided
from a late-tribal. The
sleep soundly. awaken .iwiilt a
clear heads ‘ :a high“, opinion *
of the great ' :Iremcdy.
Beeciia‘m's
‘ Pills 4
Bold Everywhere. In be as 1
PROBLEMS or Missto‘Nbav’woaK
. Friday, 10 a. m. and 2 p. m., the
.ladles-oi the First. Church, Norwalk,
.cordially invite the .ladies of 30qu
.Norwalk, Congregational Church to at-
tend a “Neighborhood Visit” with the
ill effects ,
It you will ..
Brunch. Luncheo will.be',aervetl at
noon for all guests.‘ The general topic
for the day ‘will’ be , {Methods
Problems of Missionary Work." ....ss
Alice M. Kyle. of Boston. Sec. W. B
M.; Mrs. C. M. Blake. of New London.
Sec. Eastern Connecticut. Branch, and
Miss Lutian Prudden. of the New lia-
* " Il'or ”Saturday.
’3
I
,iiearby Auxiliaries "{of the New Haven ,
and '
and inscriptions. All men are cor-
dially welcomed at these meetings
which are held every Sunday in the
South Norwalk Congregational Church
immediately after the morning ser»
vice, closing promptly at 1 o‘clock.
ven Branch. aretexpected to speak on
“How to Reach the Other Woman."
“Mission StudyICluases" and "Differ-
ent Phases of Junior Work." All are
invited to take part in the interesting
program prepared.
«rm
ABOUT OATS. ,
Oats are the favorite food for horses because of several quai-
ltlesn They contain more nitrogenous matter titan the other
« grains, their nutrients are combined in the best ratio. they are
more digestible; fer a steady diet the horse appreciates them
better than any other feed. . ‘
And nowmt‘here are oats and oats. Good oats are clean,
hard, dry, sweet and plump berry. The weight Is a very important
matter. Thirty-two poundsconstitute a legal bushel. but good
oatswelgh more, we have them over 40 pounds to the measured
bushel. Six quarts of the heaviest will weigh asinuch as a peek
of the lightest and therefore contain almost a third more nutrl'
mont, quart for quart; so it is evidently a matter of no small
economy to buy the heavier grain. '
The age ot‘ oats is a very Important consideration.
New cats are Indigestible and liable to glva,.colic. They
ought never to be fed when less thanihree months old. and are
at their best,when a yearold. We have oats with all these
requisites. better buy sufficient quantity to last until new cats
are fit to feed.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
I
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NEW AND UP-TO-DATE LINE
rds
WJJ’UTREWEDERS’
Book and Stationery Stores.
6 So. Main 8t" Co. Norwalk.
Telephone Connection.
v
49 Wall In, Not-walk.
70MPosIIIOnSV Filled'lbitfltiraduales of
Merrill College
\-
THE PAST 25 WEEKS.
THE TRAINING AT MERRILL DID IT.
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
CATALOGUES FREE. ENROLL qu.
, M. A. MERRILL, Prim.
So. Nbrwnlk. Cenn.
“new”..- - - . ., ‘.“ .. ..w , .- w New ‘
~ ‘ ‘ . _ , .
FY Eb BHANGI‘ AND CLAIIIC MUIT'CF C’NANCID .'
l ‘ J '
ACCORDINGLY.
omit on. attributoi a look or elumm of vision to bio I!“
when IIII gluon are wnouy to blame. Would It not be well to have
your by» examined again?
IT'S FREE.
0. E. Jackson,
Graduate Optician.
i
ll WALL lTRIIT. NCRWALN."CT.
an. Bustiers"treatises“? .
33 South Main Street. South Norwalk.
The cheapest house In The Norwalks because we manufacture our own
goods.
Waisia, 80c up; Coats. “all up: Skirts, $1.08 up; Rain Coats, $10.48 up;
Bulls, $11.98 up; Evening Gowns, $20.00 up; Furs at all prices. 2
Lame UOELMAN. _ _, CLOTHIER AND Funmouaa.
:26 Washington Strut. . Next to Post Ofiice. SO. Norwaik.
Clothing and Furnlshiiius Iii-l all prices.
0 We sell for cash and save you more than double. Come and be con-
vlncad.
£9313 “DEE” . EPP’it’iBi:
‘ h H -. " "Don‘t Blamolt All
On the Butcher-~
it may be the cumin-but. we‘ll take
ll chance on that, air we know our
meals are 'M. louder, juicy and do-
iitelous. How would a prime roast of
boat stilt you let today‘s dinner.
J. W. DODGE.
_ Iucuoooor to Jacob bob-ob.
02 Washington «not. Wheat “24.
«...... ...
auntie wells
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMEDiiflA/TS.
E. S. TILLOTSON; .
00 WAIHINCTON CTNII’I'. CONT“ NORWALN. CONN.
. --.... - _-. he“.
" "ALE”fiimo
require Couturier moor or later. Defective om, union strontium with
glam. more unlined. The proper aim can often work protooa
rive mum it bill in time.
HOMER E. HOYT. Refueling Optician.
boom 0. button mummies. '1’on bone “bail. loath Norbblb, Conn.
moment: at. subroutine. of patrons. ‘
.pv
. selling orders and
. In a long list of industrials.
. ANONAOHOCOLA‘rbo.‘ .
. 290 Pound. ,
OLD FASHIONED CHOCO-
LATES, 25c La.
it CHOCOLATE CHIPS. 356 L3.
APOLLO cw‘eoearss.
. Wm. 80o La.
. ”flip Olifford Pharmacy
ran ansorpprtoa arena.
‘7 TIL. g‘ALLIu.
«commencement.
Maples tit Oddschmltli (Jo.
(IIIBOWIM)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Stocks, 801:: grain and
Cotton.
0mm A Corbett Clock. 09. Norwaik.
"5:663? TN Wit Lt. " ‘s‘ftiiii'f W "
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. tu.——Open-
‘ lug prices in the stock market 10-day
showod mixed changes. the effect of
the depression In London being nIodI-
fled by demand in some quarters of
the list. Business was on a large
scale and woll-dlstrlbuted. Canadian
Pacific, Stitching and Lead rose iii
and Great Northern ptd. fell a point.
WALL STREET. 11 n. m.—«-Profes«
slounl operators put out moderate
perceiving that
there was no support of consequence
promptly sold more freely. Large
‘ fractions were clipped off the prices of
the more active railroad stocks and
consIderablIv larger Inroada wane lllllflt‘
A spurt
to 1337... by Smcltlng was t'utlle in do—
creaslug the pressure and that stock
eventually suffered a loss of more
than its lltivailliigt'.
, WALI. STREET. t-lustuwl’rit-I's rul-
lled before the appearance of the bank
statement and thrnruu off rapidly and
broke badly at some points. Losses
ranged from 1 to 3 points in an ex»
> tended list of stocks. Some hasty pro
Ilt taking by boars made fractional re-
coveries, but IIII.‘ closing was llilSt‘Iilt‘I
_, and irregular.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples 6'; Coldschmidt C0,. Cotil-
mlsslon .lit'okers, Swat-t7. & Corbett
Block, South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open High Low 1:30
Aliitll (‘Iip any. 827.. Bill. 81%
A111 (‘ 6‘: F (IO 40 ~10 liil 3952
Am Cut Oil 32% 321.2 321... II‘ ,3
Ant Loco 07%, III-'53 05% 05:51
All) Silli‘ii 1323/; 1337's. 132% 13235.3
Atu Sugar 1113.. 1413;. 1105“. IlO‘n
.~\ 'I‘ & S VII 87% 87",!“ 8719'; 8“,;
Idaho & Ohio 112‘s “3% 1107.. lll’m
ll’klyu It '1‘ 75%;; 75-34 750:. 74%;.»
Clips & Ohio 55‘.“ 5.1% 54-14 Mill.
t‘hi & N \V 220% 221% 21933 2103..
Ch GI West 21% 21% 21% 21"»:
(1h M 82 Si P 1791‘; 170% 170 170
(‘III F & I I”; 44% 43“: 45173
(‘01 South 271/2 27‘»; 157%; :57“;
Con Gas taste was. 1821/;- 1821/1;
III‘I & IIIIII 235%; 23.3% 2337.. 234
Eric 47% 47% 467.. 47‘."
(ion Elm: 185% 185% 185 186
Ill Cont 177% 177% 177% 1771.4}
[.011 & Nash I50% 150% ”9% 1135
Mel St Ry 1211,. 121% 1181/. 119
Mex Cent 24 24 23%. 24
M K & T 31%; 31% 31% 121%
M K & ’I‘ of 07 071,43 ti? till/3
Mo Pacific 102% 103 1021." 102%
Nut Lend ~17“; 481-3 407... 4714
N Y (‘entral 150 1501.1. 148% 1.30
Not! ti Wot-It Stilt. Roll. .306. 857,...
Out & West .34 I'll-lit 5111.9 54%
Penn R it 144%, 144% 1431/2 144%
P00 (his 1031,; 103b," 1031,; lllJi‘é
Reading I259; 125% 124 Iii-Ill;
Road Isl 111' 92% 92% Iii-‘4' 91%
Ron Stool 2357);. 25% 25 25%
Rock Island 29% 297i. 20-16. 29%
Rub (lootln 38% litii/g dill/5 38%
Son Ity (.‘o 1157;. 357i. 351;; 00%
8011 Ry Cit pl iifl‘yfi I18“ 98%. ”NM;
Tenn t‘ & I 86% ‘llti‘li lid 80%
Texas i’nr 1-1334 3th till-M 33%
Union Par 13:! 132% 13114. 131314
ll ii Ilubbnr 521/5; 02%. 521,43 52%
ll E bill-cl 117% 217% 87 37%
U S Sim-I [If ill-I'll; 104% I04 III-I'm
Wabash 211.3 211/. 21 '4 '11 hi
Wabash pl 400’. 40% 401/; 40%
Want iltt Tel 112% 927m 112% 112%
BANK STATEMENT.
lit-serves. decrease. 8152.225
Reserves ll ti dot-rouse, $142005
Loans. (It‘t'l't‘litil‘. 810.129.3110
Specie. Increase. 312.807.1100
IaIgttI 'I‘tludor. Illi'l'l‘lltii'. $1,000.100
lit-posits. Ilif‘l‘t'Iliit‘, 018.202.1100
Circulation. lucrtunin. 0200.000
WILLIMANTIC MAN DEAD.
WllithAN'l‘ifZ. ()ttlobttr 28.N»WIII
llutu ll. i'comans. prominent business
111ml, died suddenly of heart liiiit‘llflt.‘
his. Mr. YI-omnmt was It director of
tho ’l‘tIIlaIId County Mutual Fire in-
«uraum- iompany, tht- Willimnmie
Savings Institute and several other
'i‘olhmd County bonito. lie had been
Judge of probate and represented his
town in the legislature In .1803.
Mr. Yeomanti was 10 years old. His
wild and non, Howard of Cleveland.
0., survive him. _ .
DON’T BORROW TIIOUILI.
but the Worst ibinit‘ you can possibly
borrow, III trouble. When sick, bore.
heavy. weary and-wombat. by the
pains and poisons of dyspepsia, bit.
locations. right’s titties”. and similar
internal d borders. don‘t all. down and
broad over your symptoms, but it: for
relief to Electric Bitters. Here you
will that summon permanent target»
tuition of III your troubles. and our
body will not be burdened by a ond‘
or debt dimes. AI. 0‘. it. Dexter‘s,
loath Namath. and it. P. Wood‘s.
iii limb NEW“ Matti.
Mani arr A. 0. a lama
A)...» a. W”. _. 4W-
.4‘.
9.00 Mill" VIII“. ants—0:00. ”It'd” «mm: 7.09.
0
Kuwait. drag. atom. Price 000.
biannual. . ...-..ML. ...... ”
l
,i‘I‘tttI'i'Iiay at his residence in Colour In
it III a bad habit. to borrow anything. ,
iN FALL CLOTHING Pea Ilsa WILL a: Poona HERE IN Pit
FUSION. PROPERLY TAILORED CLOTHEC'MADE . OF WEE”...
PROPER MATERIALS wutca CAN STAND .TI-iE rest or 5:“... ‘
VICE AND PROVE THEMSELVES WORTHY. THE LEADING
MANUFACTURERS or news APPAREL CONFINE THE Paco-
ucrs OP'frI-IEIR TAILOR SHOPS EXCLUSIVELY To us ”1"?"
THIS cn'v. I, V. .,
THIS. IN CONNECTION WITH OUR SHOWING OF SHOEB' .
AND RUBBERSIFOR MEN AND BOYS, GIVES 'OUR PATRONS ‘.‘.
THE STRONGEST POSSIBLE RANGE OF CHOICE. ‘
I
TAKE A LOOK AT OUR NEW FALL NECKWEAR.
SELLECK 8. PRI
HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS.
98 Washington St.
Telephone Call 324-2.
I“...
Er
...
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Potatoes. The market I: up and going up. Nowlua good timeto buy.
Car lots now bringing 85:: will be selling at $1.25 ‘to $1.50 by spring.
Our price, $1.00; 95c for 5 bushel Iota.’ price subject to change. . Maine
stock free from rot. good cookers. Not too large.
Butter is up but I am holding the price down within 1: of wholesale
market. Creamery tub. 25c. New lot fresh prints just in, 29c.
Loose Buckwheat just in. Honey Strained, 12 and 22c bottle.
ro Syrup. 10c ‘
Atmore'a wet Mince Meat sold by pound ,15c. or 2 lb. jar, 250. Quality
the best. I
New Sweet Cider.
New stock of mixed Pickles. sweet or sour as you like, sold by qt. or lb.
Some nice Cauliflower. at 10 to 12' 'zc. Good turnips.
The best thing we have in eggs are Ct. state fresh. 35c doz., home from
are about as scarce tie-hens teeth. Have a few at times, which ulllt
45c doz. The 35c eggs give excelie nt satisfaction. Held eggs, 28:: dog.
Hope to be of Good Service. s = .
New KI-
- ., L... . ‘ ..-.-- .. ....-.L gaggle
VERY BEST TUB BUTTER PER lb. .................. 25c.
Nestlc‘s Milk ....... ‘ 3 runs 55c l l‘IIIIkaiIt .......... .. .3 calls 25C
Dudley‘s l’titttpkitt. . . .2 cans 256
Telephone Call 26-4.
'I'ulic Rose I’Iour. libl ...... $5.50
I’unt')‘ Swot-I I’tIiNItICm pk. . . lia’t‘
t't'niilwrrirs. [it‘l‘ qt ...... 10 & 12c
.30 lbs. tirait...\'ttgar ....... $1.th Nico t‘aulitltiwcr. each . . ...IOC
FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. ,
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY,”
20 NORTH MAIN ST. ”PORT CT-
80. NORWALK, CT. EAST NORWALK. CT. ‘
TEL" 20—0. TEL“ ”H
HERE WE OFFER YOU A SPECIAL PRICE FOR SATURDAY. 0670-”
BER 28TH, ON SWEET POTATOES. 3
WE WILL OFFER FANCY VINELAND SWEETS. PER PK-.190.
WE HAVE A GOOD FLOUR ABOUT IN CARLOAD LOTS AND ARI‘IN’
A POSITION TO GIVE YOU A GOOD PRICE FOR SOME. YOU MAY AC
WELL PUT IN A FEW BAGS OF THEM WHEN YOU CAN BUY THE
TUBE ROSE SPRING PATENT FLOUR. PER BAG. 700. ‘ ..
IF YOU ‘ARE LOOKING FOR PICKLING ONIONs. HERE to THI.
PLACE. we HAVE THE REAL 8M ALL KIND. PER or. Beef/Jill. soc;
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new buouwusar, Jus'r ARRIVED. we WILL ssLL AT; too. PIN.
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LONG lBLAND ESCALLOPS'TO DAY AND SATUNDAY.
O ALVSO ALL 'KINDS FRESH PIS H. OYSTERI, CLAMS RECEIVED.-
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