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Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 13, 1906 · page 5

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151 WASHINGTON 8T.

 

Local has Notes.

 

A son was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. Kent. of Smith street Nor-
walk.

And any It good and strong.

And any It pretty frequent,
Push Rocky Mountain 'I‘ea along.
I’lalsted' a Drug Store.

A IIIInIl monthly meeting of the N01-
walk I‘ll-y (‘ouncll will ho Itcld Mon
day evening ‘

”(irotut. &. Knapp IIatII. O'Brien.

A ntunlwr of how ronturI-Ii to attain
on theI Bishop IIIlll pond lII Norwalk
illiH morning. _

l’uator 1.. K Monro of tho Nonalit
hlothodh-It (‘hurt II will prtInclI at the-
lirookaidrI (lhttpcl tomorrow afiIIInoou
at 3 oolock.

~Kltchen stock now tilled with or
IIrything dcslrahlc at thc vory Iowoat
prices. M. S. Smith & t‘o.

A monthly meeting ol‘ the board III
school visitors will he hcld 'I‘uuadar
cvaning. at the South Norwnlk couu~
cil chamber. in Havlland street.

~1.oan Pot. Roast. 9c 11).; ."I llIs.
Shoulder Steak, 25c. liuyca' Mkt.
~~ankctbu11. Armory. Monday ova,
Go. I‘ vs. Brooklyn Pollywogs. I’rclitn-
inary gamc. Winnipuuks vs. Norwnlks.
Dancing 10 to 12.

~Soft Hats, Soft. Hula. O'Brien.
Postmaster Bradley S. Keith. of
Norwalk. la in New Haven thin nt‘tcr»
noon. attending the meeting of tho
managers of the .Otltl Followa‘ ilotnv.
of which he is 0110.,

Lincoln Council, 0. U. A. 31.. confor-
red the second IltIgrtIe on ilIt-IIII I-au-
Ilidatcs at its melting last night. ’I‘ht-
Iloor work was pronounced oxrcllvnl
hy thoatI in attendance.

lont'n. LadiIIn‘ and ChildI-IIII’s Ilu
IItIrwIIzo' til aptIt-Inl III-II-m for Sat. and
Mon. M. S. Smith (ti. (‘o.

The (,lvut'look School; Military Acu—
dIInIy haskothnll team has Ill'i'Iiilgt'tl a
game with the Wesleyan University
freshman (or Friday owning of 11"“
week, at thr- towu asaouthly hall. Nor-
walk.

”Mourning Bands tutti Cancs. O‘Brien.

It‘ yott wish to get all the condom
\ou can . you should have one III A.
J. Collins & (‘o.’ s ItIIlluiug cllaits ot
Iockcrs. or a luxurioux couch all III
which they are showing in large varic-
tIy. See adv.

-——1..ook at our line of 25c. 35c and 5th:
Corset Covers. M. S. Smith a (to.

Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster, Bishop
of Connecticut has consoutI-d to
preach one of tho act-moon in tho Ar
mory timing the ptogIoI-Is of tht~ tIIau
gellstic stItviceII next. month. 'IhII
date or tin: sermon hIIII IIIIIIII not Not
II Ilday, II‘IIlIruuty "

Miss Daisy Mott. r'otutnod to her
home in Philadelphia. yesterday I'lflt'i
having spent two months at tho homc
or Mr and Mra.Chdr1cu 11.111011 ot
1 Pine t-ill‘C‘ill. South Norwallt. MlSh
Mott is It ulster of Mr. Mott and fill"
IIIcrly rosldcd In Norwaik,

”$919110 R. Ford the now otgttnist
III ”III (ongtogational (‘hutch i~I pro
pared to trim a “union IIIIIIIIII-I of
IIIstIonts in South Norwalk. i-iIIII ad.
on first pain-

A autumn of now (W H IIntotItc for
the hit: atttomohiltI ahowII III Madison
Squurc Garden and tho SlXUI Ninth
litIgltntIut ar'tuoty. Now Yolk. [inst-It‘ll
through Norwalk yesterday and this
morning. SI-vtItaI big ti'llt'kli loaded
with new cars were unioni; the. truvoi
lorn.

V 11. IillIaII II‘. E. Stanzcy E 1.1.)
onu. .1. M. Clark. .lr. Iii.| II. Hurtntantt.
New oi’tk; P. (i WhitntIv, Now “or
on; .1.F‘.1Ioh1nuou. Hartford; (1.1I‘.
Butler. II‘. S. Davin Boston; (it-ant
Young, Newark N. 1.; W. 1“. Baton.
l’rovidnucv; Mlannu E. M. and H. 1.
Thurston Rotthmtcr. were: at the Hot
IIII Clifford. vantorday

(l. A Edwardu. who won murdtIrtId In
Now I-iuvuu last wank. wait a vlultor III
thlsallcld Inst hammer and wan ur
running to buy the Aumtutun Ritch
place in IflthInhoro and If ho had llv
ad would Itntiouhtotily have hcconta It
rcaldtInt hare. tut ha quI vary much
taken with 111de hold and wished to
rattltIII IIIIIIII harII.—~Rillttnlit-Iti I’rtIIIII.

ulI‘rtInlI Pork. 10v III. liuycu‘ Mk1.

Mr. and Mrs. t‘hurlcu Mormon Ray
moan and Dr. .lamcu (i tirogory. of
Norwalk. Italian thin ant-ration from
Bordon on tho White Star uttumor
tittmoplc, for Naplcu. Italy. 'l‘hI-lr trip
will cotmttme probably ”111'" or tout
Inonthu. A nIImIIIIr or ptIlIItII-Iulong
IIIII Medltcrranuan will an Vitillt'tl.1)i‘
Gregory accompunlctt Mr. and lint-II.
Raymond for pleasure and as their
physician. During Dr. Gregor” «u
ounce his extensive 'praotlne will tic
cared for by Dr. Wardtzfi. Gregory.

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‘ 1118111.

‘ I'l'y duality and Mac. ill. aporiai lIItrIrIIIII

' Ridgo.

acoustic mount on, action .

LAND?“ PLAGI. T0 RENT FROM
JANUARY “MI "
APPLY TO

manna count
74 Whahlnatan smut.

' norm Conroy. thin harbor. who 11v
lip Mllnuhuth IIIIII
i'rt'nn pneumonia. watt rctnovod to tho
NorWIIIII Hospital today. for trout-

 

 

I‘mNatirre Chickens and Fowls 14 anti
11k; 11). Huyeu' Mitt. -
'i‘ho Whatnocv‘or Cllclt! of King's
‘Dllilghlm‘n, or the South Norwulk t‘ou~
grarrntioual Church, will hold at 111001-
lng 'I‘IIIIIIIlny (Ironing III. II o'clock. at.
tho hotno oi' Mm. lI‘.
III-III 'I‘I‘IIIIIIIcII. ‘

wiioaivry. (‘IIIIIIIIIII and Glovcu III or

prices for IIIII IIIIxt two wcchu. M, ii.
Smith & (.lo, , ’
Rohhta Bros” 01’ South Norwalk,

have atnI-tod tho pluatoring on the lino
house. for Sturgcu Collin on Smith's
A. R. Mnlkiu, ol’ Norwulk. III
the general contractor. The plumb-
ing is being done by Woltcl & Groun-
waid and the heating hy the. opklns
& Chapln Mfg. Co., or New London.
-—10 1h. pail Home Rendered Lard.
800.1-1aonI’Mkt.

The Inembora of Old-‘ W011 [look and
Ladder Company tuc- Invited to attend
divine service at. the‘ First Methodist
Episcopal Church. Iclouth Not-walk, on
January 14, at 7 o'clock p. 111. All
IuonIhtIrt-I III-II. rtItIutIsthl to ho prtIstIut.
as curly an tiziitl o‘clock, in citlzons’
dtasu. "l‘lIc wholc dcptutntont will
111001 at 'l‘I III R llouuo anti proctIIId lo
a. hoIlI'.

'I‘IIII annual IIIIIIIIIIIII' ot‘ tlItI
Norwullt (Tougrog‘uliotutl (ihut it will
ho hold 'I‘huruday t‘IVI‘lllllg III 72-17-
o't-loolt. III-ports will ho girth h_v thII
01110.ch of tho church and by tho var~
lous orgaulmilonn t-IIIIIIIII-tI-tl with tho
church. Also ”In t‘lr‘t‘llOiI ol’ two IItItI~
cons. cltIrlt. trIIIIsurt-r ol‘ hcnovoIIIut
l'untln. (1111‘ iiil‘liillt‘I‘ ol‘ luminous colu-
llllll‘t't‘ tutti tho chiof unlit-r.

A spot-la] couclawI of Clinton Cont»
IIItIndtIry. Knights ’I‘omplur. of Not--
wnlk. was hold inst. (Ivcniug. wlItIu thII
'l‘tIInpio dcgrcc was contort-ml. NtIItt
Friday night the annual inspection un-
dI-Ir thII direction of one 01 tho grand
officer, Arthur W. MIIttoon, will occur.
’l‘htIrtI will he ItnotlnIr special 1116 26th
lust. and thtI annual cont-lava. for tho
IIltIctloIt ol‘ omcora will occur II‘riday
(Ironing. February 2d.

t-h‘reuh Pork, 10(- 1h. llayos' Mitt.

'l‘lIIII Poona ’l‘rlhII, No, :11, I. 0. It. 111..
III having a grout hoqu is certainly II
tact. For several woeku now tho III
diann hawI IIIIIIII scouting ahottl their
hunting gtountlaf and how capturIId
th‘Illi fivo liitlt'f noon. '1 “(“91 (.‘tilll
lug IIIIItlIIs havo mot with such good
sIItIttII-ts IlItII “Island of a class III l\\‘t'ii
ty-llI‘II ontI to 1111‘ liliIilIIt‘II’ III titty will
IIII Ht‘t‘lii't‘d 11' ii. is within their powt-r
to do so. lIIIIIry lilt‘h III‘ (‘ltiol‘ l’onuiz‘
hunting grounds will hI- gonu IIIIII'
hy spot-lolly IIIIpIIiIIIIId scouts and if
tlII-rt- III-II any IltIsiI-IIIIIII painluccs ahout
thtIy will htI capturotl. It Is prohnhln
that. tho clam-t will III- taken in on tho
:ilst sun. when Im- (Ircnwlch IIIIIIIIII
and warriors will adopt thonl and
UIIIIIIII 'l‘rllItI of South Norwulk, will
cont'cr tho 11111110”? and warriors (It‘-
gl't‘t‘."“Nt‘\\' (‘anaan Mouscugcr.

South

 

F. W. Star“

Peter Walsh,
Practical Painters.
Painting is practical work. Skill
wins. It's ”to sumo with paint making
You know 4 gallons 1.. Iii M. Inixctl
with 11 gallons l.lIII~ItIt-tl (ill ililikt‘S
tInotIgh- paint for a iiilill’i'illi‘ slzcd
lit)liSi-‘*‘iht‘ host paint tnouvv I'll" buy
~~lII~IcntIIIII tho 1.. It: .\I. Zinc liill‘lli‘lit'l

tho 1., III M. Whitt.I Load and manure
tho 1.. IN. M. l’aiut wmtr liitt- iron.
Buy 1.. ti“: M and doui liiii $1M ll
gallon loI llIIIIIItIIl ()11 as Ion do in
rIIativ- ftu Itso paint. hut huy oil lttI~Ih
from tho lInrrcl III till routes. and tui\
with tho 1.. & hi.

1.. Iii M col-Its only $l.:ltl prr gallon.
Sold lIv (‘1.IIIII II‘. Dow. South Not-
walk, (‘ouIL . iIulIlItI ll & Staph-It lIIlw.
(‘o. Nor.wnlk (.‘onn; W. S. iIIIytII &

Sou “7051111111,".111111 . Notlhrun Iiioa.
SouthpoI-L (‘onn

 
 
 
 
 
 

[veernung Man Should
Save.

item Is No Better Way
than to Start an
Account

WITH

The

South Norwailt
Trust 00.

4 per cent. Interest paid Jn
Saving. Department.

Open during noon hour.
Account upon“ with minor—I.

 

smallish fctlllStiltlttltly

_ ‘TEN CENTS. ,
Walt "Pill tho that thntut. Nollin:
Where Mount Tacoma Overionka the
Bay; My Lorin Henry; A Picnic for
TIN; Have You Seen My Henry
Brown? Charles K. flnrrlu" latest
place. Hum. , .
0 10904 va marge.
. 0 ID

Card Vim

1
(I

pad ls IIut'luIlnIr

.1. lI‘orco ti Crou-
' . *v

I.‘

We' ve put all. of our $10 and
$1a overcoats into one collectibn
and have made one low price on
them ........

Fancy mixtures. black and 0x-
ford coats left from our $13. 50
lines are all priced now at this

‘I.

kaIIOI ........

$ ’ .88
$11.
$14.
$17.
$22. 88

figure ....... . .................
Our $t5 overcoats. always out
most popular sellers. smartly

styled. are now selling very low. .

The $18 and $20 lines of over-
coats Contribute an all size collec-
tion of high-grade garments, now
marked .. . ................

Distinctive styles in higher
grade coats, many silk lined tak-
en from our regular $22 and $25
lines, now.

The finest overcoats we sell are
now gathered in one lot from
lines that have been priced at
$28 to $35 ....................

IIIIIIIIIIIII

RICH BARGAINS IN BOYS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

for Saturday
Ancna Chocolates

290 Pound.

V Apollo Chocolates.

‘ om Fashioned chocolates. 25c 11).
"Chocolate Almond Chips, 35c 11:. '
(106 Ill.

inc tilltfnrti Pharmacy

'1‘11111 PRESCRIPTION 81‘0“.

TIL. out. In.

MWOWW

 
 

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Maplcsd Goldschmidt Go.

(Intact-porn“)

COMMISSION BROKERS.

Stocks. Bonds. Grain and

Cotton.

Iwnrtz A Corbett Ilock. Io. Nonrulit.

 

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There isn't 11 man in cxiatonco that can car he had
III cmupluimanti that wo tailod to make.I It, right
soon as we know it.

(‘illliit‘
Such a than will novor exist.

11‘ you IIIIVII any fault to 11nd with tho grain or prlc~
give you jun-
’1‘II do otiItIrwisu

(In. wt- will gladly listcu to your complaint:
”('t‘. anti thank you for ”to opportunity.

would IuIIan IhtI sacrillco of :I rcputation wo.havo hot-n

..
111:111)‘ yours in huildlug.
liuI tiat'sz ’I‘hat‘u Cit-an.
MANUEL T. HATCH.

\VII arr IIIIIIr-

just :15 tar
as tho noun-wt IIIII. i‘~l|tl\
Ul' ItIlt‘lIlItIlltI.

II ounce of Satisiaciion is
Worth a Ton of Talk.

\i'II rIIvIIrno malloru-givc you an
tilllli‘l‘ of talk—finest. tIuough to attract
your attention and II ton of nutlsftto
tion. ()ur coal is good to brain with.
propcriy "p1tIktId."1t‘tIII from IIlaltI.
St'i‘tlt'ill'tl iron from dust. and small ltu-
puritiou; IIIIIIIIIItlly, wall houaI-d and
huIItllt-II In ottr yarda: thirdly, sold
lull waight‘ and at. tlIII. iowont prlctI
IhII IIIIIrlIIIt trill lit‘l‘lilll. (IIIIII us a
trial ordIIr. .

Ihe Daniel Keogh tloal Co.

Seaview Ave. Eu! Norwalk, Ct.
Tel. 145—3.

Ilranch ()tich-nwiit‘ltigc Drug Storc.

Washington atrIIteI hridnc; 1"1113'8

Stationary Storc. Railroad artInntI.
m"

Standard 81111 Excelsior Diaries

Middlebrooks’ Almanacs.

At W. P. BEERS’

Bookseller. Station at and Engraver.
49 Wall on. Namath. I So. Main it. 00. Namath.

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:Iuttsrncrtou

(‘tfill NIX

 

 

KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL
I-l N
8 If your Coal doesn't make it warm 1% you, make it 2
M warm for the man who sold it to you—aand give us II trial. I"
A N
4: O
I THE H HRH El BANS Ell g
.4 l I

< . . . 5
g 68 WATER ST. Tel. 450. g
KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL

 

 

do Things Easy!

LIT 113 um YOU A RII
OLINING CHAIR. A NIGI ROOKIE 0A A LUXURIOUI JDUGHI THIY
WILL ADD TO YOUR OOMPQR‘I“. WI HAVI THIN! 1N “IA? VARIII
TV AND AT MOBT MODECT ”"6 IO. AND REMIMIIN WI OUAIANI
TII IVIRY ARTIGLI GOLD TO II 4001' AI HIPNIUENT‘D.

, GIT ALL THE CGMFOR‘I‘ YOU CAN.

 

it! tho
VIII.

loading.
2.1.;

Mlunouri 1’

fit-
Sugar and
WA 1.1.

offorcd ntl

l'uitIII (IIIII
pftl.

Sit-III 3%
()tht IrwlutI

Nul‘lhtn‘klt
l’ttt'lllii“.
lt‘t‘ and TI
WALL S
littIIIi ugttl

i’uul.

tloIII-I I.

lar.

limrvar.”

“Whit

 

 

 

 

‘Ir

ltIt'IIl or lIIIlow.

gaIIIIItIIIi (‘oppor

Report over

Atnttl Cop.

ll. 8. 819.01.

TODAY IN WALL, STREET

—-—-—

IIIIl

11(‘lfll‘,

WAIJ. S’I‘itlIllIl'l‘. lo: III a. III.~~—
haying orIlI-rs IIIII'I‘IIIII opouing pI'It‘IIIH
Hitlt‘k Iilili‘kt‘l to II hlghIIr III-
llit‘ high prlcod railroad stocks
Northcrn
and Northern I’atrificfl, SI.‘
and N. 1'. Control
\it't‘l‘l.‘ hoaldcs largo fractional gains in
Colorado and South-
IIrn and I’rosscd Stool L‘III'. Union Paci-
wau nhadcd a small fraction and

IL

1

NIL.

point.

MtItropolltIIn Strut-t

ractivo

7.

a mi
tho

1
‘1111

'1‘ iiElII'i‘.
11,

cargo and Alton 2%.
Brooklyn 'I‘I'IIualt 2%. St, Louis South-
wIIIItIIrII pitl. and Pullman L’, and Amal-
nntl tho local trac-

IIIIII SIIIIIlIing 1%.
001‘"

way wero also lowm‘.
S'I‘REE'I‘,
breadth and volttntt,I of thc dontand
opportuniticn
realizing stocks were so frIItIlv IIITIII'IIII
us to drlw prlccs hack III last night‘s
IItIrt- anti Iht‘IrI- stocks
Wt‘llkt‘lit'tl sharply and addcd to thc.
I‘tIllttlltlilaI‘y tt-IIIIltIntIv.
tins war; IInI'rltItl 01‘.

11 a.

(.‘onnolidattId
Brooklyn
Kaunas (3in SoIIthI-ru
Sinus Slit-fiiI-ld
Products
ntIllIIII-k was IIrroIItIId
in tho llt‘thlltli'lltmtl ot‘
lIII'I-l and thaw. was IIIIIIIII IVIIIIII'IIry
hour with a sIIlIIIiIiI-III-II of tho I‘t‘ll\'l1_\'.
:1 Hi I‘ _
Chiral-III and Alton,
(final 1
('Ilosvw-l’t‘lt't‘a \\'t,II‘tI
but ”to I'nvoruhltI
stutvtucnt iutlucIId i't'lit.‘\\'\‘ti
and prlcvu sold off again.
clflc rost- to 11 now high level at 15885,.
NurtthIatcrn rose 11%,. Chicago. St.
Minuoapoiin and Omaha 4, (‘hl~
Long Island and

45h.

lat-It

IIuIl

lainnt’Iu of 1) null“ or

Paul.

wcrc quI’IIrIIIi hr Union Pacific, South-
tIrn Pacific. -St.
and sovornl other storkn.
lot: was oxtrcntcly IttIliI'II uttd ll‘l’t‘lzii-

TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
the private wires 01’
The Maples & Goldschmidt Co.. Com-
mission Bruin-rs, Bwartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwaik. Telephone 1133.

Open High Low

11.3

tun/g. not out.

A111. I‘. II: II‘. p Hit 101 101 101

A. (l. & 1“. (lo. 13% 437;. 13% III-‘5’.
Ant (hit ()ll. 13% 13% 11W; I13
Ant. lcc. 111/. «18 Iii/I 45
Am. Loco. 77% ”My 77% 71‘.”
Am. SIIItIlt. Iltiti 181i 164‘... ’ ltiiii'
A111. Hagar. 180% 151 150 1501;.
AI. 81. S. II‘II. 911%} 116% 1168311111,;
A.'l‘. 8. Pr. p. 11111.; 101% 101 10-1
llnlto, Ohio 115% 115% 111% 114%.
li'itlyu. R. '1‘., 1111.9 118% 1111.44
t‘lIIIII. & Ohio. .8714 57% III Ii?
t'hl. at. N. W. 229 231%‘ 229 211159
('11. (It. Word, 22% "2% 21% 217p
(2M. & HI. 1’., 185% 186% 183% 183%
(‘01 Honih. 35% lili'h’. {11% 3h
t‘on (inn. ”1% 171% 171) 1711/.
Ind 1)IIII.. 227 227 227 227
Eric. III-tit. can. our. 19%
Eric. lIII. pf. 817.1. 817," 111% 111%
(Ian. IIiltItI. 1711 1791.5. 119 171014,
111. Control. 1811 11101.3} 177% 177%.
loll it North, 1.841»; 184% 1 II ”14%
Manhattan. 161 itll trial/5 111th
Mm. l-it. Ry. 121 125% 121 126%
Mott. (iIIIIt. 115% 26% 26% 217%
M. K. it IL. 311% 311% Illliidiilih
M.K.&'i‘.ptd.71'lir 71% 711A 71%
Mo. i'IIII. 103% WWII 10:11.4. 11111“
Nat. Mud. ltt'Ii/I tibia Ital/9 hath
N. r. (lull. Inn tunic Intu tray.
Norl.I& Wont. 881,5 hill/5 118 81th
tint . It WIIIII. 63% WI. 83% 5:17].
i'IItI. Mall. .. till 150 19% this,
l’tInn. it. It. l-il‘lifi MW. 148% ‘IIFIIII.
I’Iso. link. 1019!. 101% 101% 1001.9,
flooding. III-1% 148%I14I19II 113%
Itch. ritual. till till It‘ll/II it'll/I
ltonk inland 211’. 21% 24 21%
1-10th I’ac. little tili‘y. Inuit

lion. lty. (lo. trill/I. illicit tiltit.
'1'1'1111.C. ll. I..1tin inn 1139

traitor! Par. :1er I111 313%
11.8.1tnhhnr, 84% hit/5 St

on. «a. on. Wilt

g) B 51991. 11.1111! 108% 1011 10814

thatch. 221/5 22%; 19% 11122

nhanh. phi. 18% ii Ill“ 42
out tin. Tel. 118% «93%

Ilflk lutrmnt.

afoul“

Incarnation

immature. ...............
Sirloin. Inc. ................ltl.098.biiti
"1m Tender. Doc
WHO; 11111;, “Hurt-Iran‘s
Uim‘mt‘mlldtrilhfitrotllirdoqq
W

Reamer. inc... ... . . . . . . . 412,817,600
inn... .....13.251.titlti

III

IIIIIIII g

0

.III‘IIII

Thorn

III .vw'i‘htI

night‘s

.‘l infirm r1
AIIIIII'iIIIIn

realizing
Union I’III

Illinois Central
The clots.

4118.400

l‘oso
Paul

Roll-

for

1.

hank

11101‘t'

l 1‘00

8.800

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Distributing Good Grocerieu

Lemon Pippin Applet. Some Hard cabbage spinach, 260 parts,
Belt and Chonpnut Gutter in town, 260 lb. Clutter Prints. Silo.

Jar.
Fig Jam, Crab Apple Jam. guinea Jam Pineapple Jam. Put: ,
Blackberry Jam, ouch and all of those would go any with soul; of. our
Cheese. Jams mndn of the pun fruit only, 18c jar. ‘ .
Fine Fresh Homo Ens ll; 38c riot. ’ ‘

Nanny in Gian at 12c and 228.
Honey In Comb at 18c trams.
Bee-wax. pure, 5c cako .

What will be it? Hope to nerve and please. ‘ ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Telephone Call 26-4.

lllll Will It 5 III In

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Granulated Sugar
Ilcmc laid [993'

Milk-uMagnolIa and Nestles - —

Karo..3 cans ..................... 250 Turnlps, peck ...
Jam, 3 jars ....................... 25c Maine Potatoes, bu ......
New York State Corn 4 cans ...... 25c Snyder' s Cataup. 25c size,‘ bot.
Solid Packed Tomatoes. 8 cans ..... 250 Snyder II Catsup, 150 d58"1)51. ‘3‘

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‘1-

Loose Buckwhoat. 8 Ilia .......... 25¢ Atmore's Plum Pudding. 25c: 31 e

Pancake Flour. any kind, 3 pkga...250 Best N O. Molasses new sapdo
10c pkg. Nat. His. 00. Crackers. gallon ...... ., ......

3 pkga. ....................... 250 Prunes. 5 lbs. ..
Unecda Biscuit. (i pkgs. ........... 25c ‘Imrge Prunes 3 lbs. ..'....
Currants, 3 pkgs. ................. 25c. 'Cotfeo. price 800; this pale. 1b .
Wot Mlncement, 3 lbs. ........... 25c5’1‘ea price 500; this sale, 113 ) A

FULL LINE APPLES, ORANGES. MALAGA GRAPES, CRANEER

(‘II‘L IBRY SWEET POTATOES ETC. 3

UNITED GROCERY

20 NORTH MAIN ST.
80 NORWALK. CT.
TEL. 143.

 

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IT'S FREE.

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Gradual: Optician.

 

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mu. am, FINNAN mamas, FANCY IMPORTED aLon‘t‘EnalA
KIPPERED HERRING. ‘

 

 

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WE ARE now READY TO no ALL KINDS or ELI ,

 

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WI: GUARANTEE ALL OUR hm. ‘
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samurai" or mutton. «any. Miriam. carotid;
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