Baud”
Lanes
111 WAaHINo'rou 111'.
local tiths titties.
Mr. Brophy. of Newtown, was 11 vi-
sitor in South Norwalk today.
Dr. J. W. Vollmer. of New York.
spent Thanksgiving In town.
Miss Clara Dibble, Is spending the
holidays at her home in South Main
street.
—-Meet me at the sale in the Club
Building, Dec 3 and let us select some
of our 01.111111111111111
Good tooth binshes this week only
151: and 25c. at E W. Kelley, Jr. 11. See
ad. 1
A meeting of the Ollic"eis Associa
tion of the Norwalk Fire Department
will be held this evening.
A man fine Mosaic tile is being laid
to the Main vestibule of St. Marys
1Church. Work was started this morn
118.
Mr and Mrs. C II Mann 111111 family
and Miss Mary I1ve111lenof Garden
City spent yesterday with Mr 11nd
Mrs. Philip W. Smith.
“Dr. Dick’s cures malaria.
Contractor Hurry W. Mather Is on
gaged in laying 11 new maple floor in
the billiard puiiors of the Hotel Ma
haekemo
All the latest sheet music at Brig-
germnn 11.801: 1111.
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Duffy. of
Lynn Mass. are guests of Mi. Duffy 5
parents, Mr. and Mis.M11rt1n Duffy, of
Beldcu avenue.
William w. Shelton of the Columbia
Law School, spent Thanksgiving with
his parents ltcv. and Mrs. Charles \I.
Shelton, In N01 walk
Michael Sullivan, drunk again.. was
arrested yesterday and being charged
with being a 00111111011 drunkaid was
jailed for sixty days
Misn Catherine Shunahan. of Wilton
avenue. who has been1 undergoingr
heatinent at the Nor'w'tlk Hospital.
has been discharged from the Institu
lion.
Mrs. Frederick l). Branch and son
are guests of Mrs. 'i‘hoinns I. Raymond,
of Hillside, Dr, Iii'nnch has recently
11111111 abroad to take a post graduate
course in Vienna.
Miss Margaret McNamara, of Weth-
ersfleld. and E. .l_ McNamara attended
the. reception following the marriage
of Miss Helen I. (‘Iune 11nd Chailes
Blissaid last evening.
Some Saturday specials at the. New‘
York (11111 cry See ad
'Frctierick Meyer-'1. the Westport
young 1111111 who shot his hand so bad-
iy while hunting that it lind to he 11111
putnled later 111 the Norwalk llospl
tal. has returned to his home.
Joseph M. Kennedy. 111' the fumigat-
ing corps of the New York Health Dc-
pariinent, together with his wife and
children. spent Thanksgiving with his
parents Mr, and Mrs. Michael Kenne-
dy. of lhapol stercl.
General Philip Sthuyitt. of N111
Y'otk' who was killed lit the railroad:
wreck ncnr lyn1hbnrg. Vit'.11lnt11 in
whi1h President Samnci Spencer of
the Southern Railway Company lost
his life. was 11 distant cousin of Schuy-
ler Hamilton. of lilghwood. .Noi'wnlk.‘
James Kenncdy, who claimed that
llrititreporl. was his home. was arrest-
ed to Main utrcot. Norwulk, last cve
him: by ()Iliccr (Iliurlcs F. Page, who
found him nonhuntlllng. Kennedy was
1111.111 to lirldueport Jail for thirty days,
with costs hunched, this morning by
Judge EIIWurti M. laottkwood. I
Itei'nard Collins. who has been III
for 11 long time with typhoid few-1',
came to South Norwulk yesterday from
lluitluiry. and spent 'l‘hunksglvlnx here.
Mr. Coilinn In now rapidly recovering
IiIit health and strength after his 1111
vert- Illness. Iio will probably rctttin
to Dunbnry tomorrow.
millet-I1 given away at lloslon
11nd Unfit-t1 I'o.‘11 store.
(‘ht'islophoi' lilinotis. the well-known
portcr 111 the Not-walk IIoIt-I. 1111111111111
Io Ictwu tomorrow for St. t‘rolx. in the
Danish Wt'kt Indieu. which I11 hbt 111111111,
and where he expects tovialt bin moth-
er and father and other relative» 1111'
11111111111 mouth». after 1111 tiliaoticts of
about five years,
Thomas Wuikh, 11 one-armed 1111111
handler. 1111111 arrt-ntod heaterdny by
Hpm'ltil Hinder Illadtdtmo. 1111 clunaca
of 1Ir1ttikent1ett11.WI1Iio on the mm
to the lockup he restatedhbut tliiII-I
Vollnict' happened atom: and Walsh
"went." '1’th morning he. "Wont"
again» for thirty days.
The "donation Itackoczy of Bridge-i
port and South Norvnlit sun 11 1111111111
I11 Arlen IIalI. Wednesduit. night. The
floor 911111111 1111111 crowded and the at-
fair was 11 meat 11111111111111. The Hon-
garian Ginny flood. of New York for.
slatted 1111111111. umIor the leadership of
Joseph Swim. 111 New York. and the
selections were. heartily applauded.
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IATUHDAY SPECIAL.
2! CHOOOLA‘I’EO. 256.
' ITILLWNaPOWEI-L GORDOMTION
Minion brunt-t.
' Mrs Anthony P.Bu_xto11,
’ giving of his brother.
iaiso
EETTE
AND
INSURANCE.
Taylor 311 Golden.
this of
This Christmas Store, Holds
111.1111 Mrs J. Edward Adams and
the Iatter’s mother. Mrs. Minnie Ba-
the, of Union Pat'k.11pent Thanksgiv
‘3 111g in 1111111111
‘ Walter P Brooks. of New Yet-.11 was
a guest over Thanksgiving of Mr and
of Main
street. Norwalk
W A. Wheelei. Ilairy Mathei and
‘j John Beatty have Just purchased Ii‘ord
four cylindei 15 horsepowei runabout
automobiles
Eugene Osborn, of New York. with
his family, were guests over Thanks-
Hon. John A.
Osborn, of West. avenue.
Frederick E. Lockwood and Clarence
Cram have gone on a hunting expedi-
tion today. They made their trip to
me country in H E Blshop' s automo-
e.
The. ilaiinn mission services at St.
Mary‘s Church continues to arouse
much Interest among the people of
that. nationality. A service is held each
night at 7:30. The mission will come
to a close Sunday afternoon at 4.36.
Recent. gifts to the Net-walk Hospi-
tal include curtain material from the
Rev. William Matter, 1'). D.: three easy
chairs froth the ’l‘himble Club, of Ame-
rica. through Mrs 1.1111111 C. Green; to-
wels from the Ladies‘ Board of the
Hospital, thiough Mrs. 1". A. Lane and
Miss Margaret Vavanagh. and fruit
1111-111 and vegetables from Grace.
Chur.ch
UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE.
Largely Attended Yesterday Morning
at the First Methodist Church.
The union 'l‘hanksghing service of
the Baptist Congregational 11nd Metho-
dist thuithes was held vcsletdav
morning in the South N111 walk Mellio
dist (‘hurcli There was a much larg-
e1 attendame than usual on Thanks-
giving d111, and the. meeting was 11
very interesting one. The music was
led by Frederick .1. Force, with 11‘. S
Andrews at the ()1 gun The offcrtory
solo was rendered by Ilarry Pepper.
and was “Comfort Y11.“f1'om the Mes-
siah. The offering was for the bone
fit of the Norwuik Hospital. and 11111-
111111tcd to over $20. whi1h was turned
over to treasurer F. A Smith.
i‘he procianiation of (iov'ernm
Ilenry Roberts and President ’I‘hco
dore I1111>1 1111~It were wad by Rev. W.
W. 'I‘. Duncan. Rev. Charles 8, Mac-
farland, I) l)., preached iln acrmou.
the general theme being Thu 511111 mil:
nily 111' ("hiist, and the text 11111111 the
111"oi1ls‘ What I say Unto Y.‘ou ' and
lies ar \11 Him." The discourst
was 11 strong presentation of the
thought that (‘iirist was the filial 11n-
tliority in all questions 1.111111l I11-
dustrinl and religious.
OBITUARY NOTES.
MRS. ELIZA G. NICWIIIRK.
Mrs, Eliza ti. Ncwkirk died Wednes-
day night at her residence. N11. ll I.1'1vl.~'
street. Norwaik. ltiis. Ncwkirk had
not Ilt‘t‘ll \1'11Il for several weeks and
had been gradually failing. though her
naturally Ril‘tlllt: constitution and
cheerful manner 111111111 I1111' appear to
her friends stronger than she really
was. She HIIITL'I‘t‘tI QZIIII' a severe 111-
lack of heart failure Tuesday uILhI
hut rctov 15d and seemed quit.- 11'1“
on We 1111d11y luit in the owning alu-
hllii second uti111k from which hilt‘
did not rally. She l1111'11s one son Dr
I 1‘. Nov. kiik
SOLDIERS' HOME DINNER.
The veterans at the Fitch Soldltts'
Iil’lliio NoroIon had 11 very enjoiablo
ITiutnksglrlug dinner 111stcid111'l11
chided on the menu were lib i’iut1 roast
ctl turkeys. There were also plenty
of "flxiu's." Including crnnbcri lea, potti-
tocs. turnips. celery and many other
delicnclcs
MRS. HOGEL RELEASED
NEWARK. N .l.. No1 11111 Mrs,
Frank Ilogcl. IIII' lloston woman who
was arrested soi'ct'al days ago in coir
auction with the 1111'1111’1111111111 dcnih of
H. I. llari'liitzton by whom she had
been employed. was released front clue
Indy today. Harrington 1‘] 1i in his
ofllcc iaai 'l'uowluv from 11 gunshot
wound M111 liozcl found the body
and when she tenor-11d the case sht-
11'11111l1t.ti111d:1.1 111vitut1ss |I111 1'1-1
111111111 was ordered after the police Itttti
Itccomc convinced that she know nollr
tug of the (1111111 of hcr ctiiploycr'u
dralh.
-—SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES
for all makes of touchlnI-s at Five
(“cuts per 11111 knzc and 11t"ct_1tlii1111 1111111
pcttuinluu Io 111-wink unichlnca at
greatly ”duct-d 111 Icon Look for tho
Rod :4.
Hiiiut'r 811M111: Machine t‘o.y
Main BL. tin. Noi'wnlk. (,‘onn.
IIooIIi. Bolling Auctit.
id 811.
1.. ii.
iii Bail Stilt, tii
Sheet Music
Saturday
Daddy's Little Illri.
Meet Mo. Sweet Kathleen.
In Honeysuckle Time.
It's Lovely When Your Love lawns
You.
Abraham Jefferson Waaidnuton Me.
A Royal Prince, (two step).
(.lrtmodllo Isle.
Prince Charming.
flood ~.l1y11. Sweetheart. flood-bye.
The Good Old U, S. A
And Many Others.
'SCOLEMAN’
ulwn I‘I'OII.
11911111111
0 on my; mm 111mm.
to North 111.111 “rut, loath Ilium-I11.
”:16. mmpluiilrw'u IlnIMII
That Men Appreciate the Mbst.
the best place to buy ib‘ the best man‘ 3 store in town—this store.
Early buyers have the best choosing. of course, and escape th
rush that comes later. Come and see our line of Christmas Wears a
ting at our stores:
Bath Robes Gloves Fancy Vests
Smoking Jackets Neckwear Suspenders 1
Sweaters 1 Hosiery Shirt Shields.
Cardigans Handkerchiefs Mufflers
Suit Cases Hand Bags Raincoats
for men and boys.
“I
14 South Main St.
Gifts for Men
We throw ourselves into the holiday rush with enthusiasm. For
never before have we been so splendidly ready to solve the gift ques-
tion for women than this season. Everything. that man wants IS en—
titled to at place in your Christmas list of good gifts for men; and
soon as you can. We are now showing complete lines of the follow-
ing, all new this season, and of the quality which you can rely on get-
Meantimc we are selling the best clothes, hats and furnishings
.; . bill!‘
Tel. Call 632-2
Vantine’s
Perfumes and
Toilet
Requisites.
e ,
s .
The quality of these goods 11111131111.
ncutness of the packages are unsur-
passed by any.
See them in the window,
lit lllllittl P11111111,
THE PRESCRIPTION 51011:.
TEL. 15-2. .
FREE DELIVERY snavwm.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 11. m.~—'I‘he
improvement in the money situation in
London had 11 good effect on sentiment
W/‘\ /\ x'\ /\ __/\___/\
THE BEST FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED THE MAR-
KET AFFORDS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
That's the Telltill we hold our old trade and win new.
We want YOUR orders. We guarantee to give them
the very best attention. We think we. offer you SER~
VICE a little BETTER than the. other feliow‘s best. Will
you test it? ' 1.31.3.1;
.Buy Oat's That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Em
here. 11nd opening prices were general-
ly higher than the closing level on
Wednesday. Amongst the exceptions
were. Southern Railway, which was de-
pressed to the extent of $5 in connec-
tion with the death of its president.
The preferred stock was also down 1,41.
Anaconda made 11 gain of 1%, Kansas
and Texas. Mexican Central and Hide.
and Leather Nd. about a point and
Reading, Wabash and Amalgamated
Copper large fractions. Business was
on .11 small scale.
WALL S'I‘REI‘TI‘. ll 11. lll.~'—1\I(lilt‘l'ilitf
offerings of St. Paul, Union Pacific and
Reading which carried them a large
fraction below Wednesday's closing.
discouraged buying of other stocks.
and the entire list became heavy. Very
little stock. however, changed hands
at any point. trading being restricted
by exigencies of the money market
and the usual curt.aiinic11t of business
after holidays. Union Pacific weaken—
ed 71. and Smelling III}, while Great
Northern pl'd., and Intcrborough Moi
ropotau gained 1 and \‘t'eils-It‘nrgo Ex
press «I points.
WALL. STREET. Noon.——Prices 1111';-
gcd until checked by the aggressive
strength of the Hill stocks. The ten
per cent. money rule was a doprea'
liarper’ 5 13121111
Cosmopolitan. i
Wm. P. Beers’
Booked b'tationcry and Engraving.
49 Wall St.. Norwalk.
3 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
96 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
would respecliuiiu ask uour
. inspection
WASHINGTON Nov. 1111...»..111 111'ch
has I1o1u issued by I"il‘tll.'\ttt1litliitill
luily 1:1'ttdunlt-1l s11111i1 until they rcuc.
II'gilnutkit1-(lt-uctnl Iliit'lu'motk cfft-t'l- n I‘IIJII';{I' for small Int-I1 boxes at. 1111
live January I.Iookli111 toward lhc Ilttsttlmt'u (New 1"otk 111111 of fun
indoption of uniform 11111111 for button
In 111111I11III11111"~Il11 rciisod titles will
nifctt M'ci'y ponioillt'e. In the i'iiIII-d
I-‘dalca. The new nt-iit-duit- ndoplu 1111
the inlulunun 111111 for Itllitlli cnll boxca
I11 small fourth t‘IIIHtt poatotiit'ca the
amount. It'll cents. per quarter. now
I’J‘lll‘l'ltiiy charged. I"I'I)Ili tlila {Itfttl‘c
dollnra 11 quartet. the amount
tittit'ut'd III that office
While 111-t 1'11I1111 will in! ruvbtod oil
111'» will be considerably lowered. IIi
ahu III'IIIR 111 correct inequalities 1111
iii the 111111111 lime to produce 1111 two
1111' ititiu'oxininio to that ol‘ the 111111
111111' In force.
MAKEG THE CARE OF EBTAT E8 A SPECIALTY AND IT 18
ONLY NATURAL THAT IT 8H OULD EXCEL AN INDIVIDUAL
IN HIS CAPACITY.
111 11115 111: monsoon. our DEPENDABLE HONEB-
'rv manner ”I A 11111111111111 11151111171011 amass
11110111 av 51111111111111 LAW! AND waou FINANCIAL
STATEMENTS An REGULAR LY AND 11111101111111“ my
:11 TO 11111 come.
11' is 11111111va 111111: 11110111 111103: 12111111111011:
1111111011 011111111 111001111111» 71111 RUIN or 1'11: moivttt.
11111. 11111111111011 AND waac 11 11111 21111111111 smauu'rao
1'0 11159111111.
ACT. A. IXIOUTOW ADMIN ISTRATOH OI! TRUI‘I‘II._ HI:
. 1 _...,. . mam 011". 11mm. ...............matfi
Otil nice for abere $1050
6 So. Main St.. So. Norwalk.
F or the Holldays
'COLEBURN & LAUDER
Have prepared a large and choice stock. and
thc I'nlcs 111I1'ui11'11 111 voiding to 11 111111.
HOW
THE TRUST COMPANY
Soul 11011111111 Trust 11111111,
int; factor. Great Northern nfd. 111i
vain-ed 2‘51 and Northern Pacific 2‘51.
'l‘cuncssec (Toni sold 11 point highel
than on Wednesday. although the sub-
scription rights which were taken off
liit1 stock today sold at 8. Pullman
sold at 15111, with the dividend of 311
per cent. In stocks deducted compared
with 2511711 1111 Wednesday. Bonds Wt'l‘c
Irregulni.
\\ Aid. SI 1111:113'1‘. I p.111 ----- 'Ihe mar-
ket 1:111 gradually higher though the
movement was hardly perceptible
outside of it half dozen stocks Includ<
I111: St. Paul. Union Pacific, Reading
and Smelling, which were the weakest
features of lthe. morning,
THANKSGIVING DAY FOOTBALL.
Danbury Players Were Outclasled by
South Norwalk by Score of 38 too
The name of football which was
played yesterday on the Baxter Ground
between the South Norwuiks and a
team from Ilaubury was 11 disastrous
fizzle th1- Dunhury bunch being com-
pleleiy outclassed that, South Norwulk
ran up 11 score of :III to o. and charity
alone pt'evmilcd IIli' result being worse.
South Not'wuik had 11 good team but
In some way the Ihtnbury players sent
down the wrong team the heavier pluy-
ors remaining 111 111111111.
I‘rof. Arthur II. Russell. 11f Princeton
Preparatory school referred: .luck
Cock-111111111 umpiretl. and W. C. Foot?
acted 1111 time keeper.
DID NOT ARREST TRACY.
Automobile Cop: Did Not Operate
Their Police speed Trap.
.l1111'yi‘ra11 the famous Vanderbilt
11111 i'tu'cr , 111111-11 his iatemuobllc rnct'r
to Norwalk attain ycatcrduy and paid
11 11 visit to Ralph Ilnldwin. It. was re.
(1 ported that Mr, 'l‘rnt'y would be held
r on for alleged speeding in flurtcn more
than two WI‘I‘IIII 111111. ilc was not
stopped. however,
1. It I11 attilcd that the liuricn f'tIIIIIIII-
e. bit-11 did not operate their aimed trap
1| yoktet'dny. Uwitm to the great. pub-
11. llclty that the Iran has obtained auto-
5 inohlllatu are now generally wary and
11111111 of them run their cars slowly
through the town.
FIRE IN PITTSBURG FACTORY.
Firemen Injured by Falling Gian. and
Hood Plant aunt-load Big Dam-no.
I’I I"I‘I1Illlllttl I’n Nov. .lb I'ltc
luoke out early today in the station
11111 1Iontiriinont of IIII' lluud Mnttttl’no
tnrinu t‘omnttny. and damaged the
plant to the extent, of several thousand
dollars.
'l‘ho blaze for 11 than threatened
the adjoining structures and all the
engines to the downtown district Wore.
summoned.
Elem-at fireman worn alightiy hurt
by falling glass.
IIRITIOH JIWILIRS TO APPEAL.
LONDON. Nov. Flo-11011 the appeal
of the Goldsmiths Company the 11111111111
court today decided that hold or silver
11111111111 of all foreign 111111111 wawheu.
whether with or without. works. must
be annoyed and hallmarked before
they can be mid to Great Britain.
Through hitherto only foreign 111151111
without 11111111111 were liable to be stamp-
o
foreign watches mu built up The low-
1:21-11 intend to appeal to the Home of
11111.
Also the incl: of money I11 the root of
much evil.
“1 ~11... ".4 .4 . . .11.};
We have Just received 11 complete
1111. an enormous Industry In completed.
REJOLVE D. .
'rt-IA'mos'r 0111111: menses: or
601111; ANYWHERE 15 IN BEING
DRESSED YORTHE ace/1510M
WHETHER IT IS SKATING cm'b
1'11: OPERA. 12> 011111311 1112111111111
PEOPLE o NOIICE WHAT tht
1111111: 011 5510135 one 1111:1215 11111151;
' RIGHT 0011155
BUSTER BRowN
N0.W¢ut not...” 111: mum Mow co. Common 1?- Ito-cog. 4".
HAVE YOU EVER HAD TO STAY AT HOME BE—
CAUSE YOU DID NOT HAVE THE CLOTHES FOR.
SOME OCCASION? OCCASIONS ARE APT TO COME
ANY TIME. CAN YOU AFFORD NOT TO MEET
PEOPLE? CAI“ YOU AFFORD NOT TO BE DRESSED
RIGHT WHEN YOU DO MEET PEOPLE? U" WILL DO
YOU NO HARM TO COME IN AND TRY ON ONE'OP‘
OUR‘ WINTER SUITS AND OVERCOATS. JUST
”TRY ON’I SOME GOOD CLOTHES. iT WILL‘VDO
YOU GOOD TO FEEL COMFORTABLE ONLY A FEW
MINUTES. EXPECT WE CAN SHOW YOU CLOTHES
50 DESIRABLE THAT WE CAN GET YOU iNTO THE
DRESSING HABIT lf‘ YOU ARE NOT ALREAD Y m.
HOW MUCH WILL iT COST YOU? THIS MUCH;
A GOOD SUIT FOR $10.00 12.00 15.00
A CLASSIC SUIT FOR. $10.00 TO 30.00
A GOOD LOOKING OVEKCOAT FOR.
$10.00 T015.00
A DEAD SWELL OVERCOAT FOR.
113. 00 T0 530. 00
YES AND EVERYTHING YOUR BODY OR YOUR.
BUY 15 BODY NEED AT OUR. STORE
Seileck 3- Price,
HEAD- TO- FOOTERS,
98 Washington Street.
South 116111111111.
our Claims to Your Patronage
Our Flour la the best for the least money, 651'. bag.
Our Pure Lard lo the same, 2 lbs., 251:. The other fellow's,'14c lb.
Our Butter, the finest tub butter In town, at 29c. Othern’ 301: 1111.1 321:.
Red Raspberries. on. fine as the fresh fruit just off the vines, 1611. can.
Come to me for finest English Walnuts; there are about 3 or 4 quali-
ties; mine the best. at 16c lb. 11
Yours for service. ' - ‘ .. 1
GET BUSY
(tutor-date methods do not suit up-to-datc people and it. has been my on-
deuvoi' to keep not merely np-tmintc, biil a little in advance, by having on
hand seaseuablo goods at bottom price 11. 11111-5 ,
. ,. Egg|~Strictly fresh are 45c per dos.
Butter—«1111 this buttu and atoll . 1- .
paying more. For lb. ________ 291: (.0011 Table ngs, per 1101.. 32°
‘ Mustard—Prepared attractively. bob'
Popcorn~lu the our, fresh goods. tied I11 milk bottles. per bottle. .. 100
1111111 pop 61: per lb.. 5 than 261:
Rllulnowlnrge, fancy. table layer
1'.11Islns best for all purposes. per
Cakes» l‘lnluly Goods. largo nasort- lb
lncnt, still selling, 2 lbs. ..... . 25c
............ 1..
Grapu-«Nlce line of fancy white
grapes! lbs. 230
Oranges—Beat Florida Oranges,
Prunelwlruncy California»; also and
quality here. ll lbs. ..... 251: , .............. . 30¢ p... dos.
vm- 11111-111 1111111111111, 15 for 25o
Chane—dict in on this. llit'h. Lomommt'our money's worth 'htli'e.
t'reuiny Vermont (‘IIt-I‘tit‘. pci' lb. 19c
largo, fancy lemons. per 1111;: .. 250
We have on hand a complete line of Heine’s Peanut Butter.
4
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Louis J oseloff
72 North Main 111. Tel. Cull. 69M. loath Nefiyaik.
11111111 5111111111. 1101 11111. - .‘sfitlo,
20 Pounds Granulated Sugar - 5‘ "
no 111111 PLOUI nu 0110,5511. 3-1....“
nucv MAIN: POTATOEO......................PIRPK1.200;IU1.7M
3cAN.MILK ”‘11-.1-11-0-11-nt-n-1-I:1-1In:-a---.-n-.....-11..Hm
21.3. Mixmuurlm
Appulqrsnrk...................1...............................‘.m
AOIORTID FHUITD AND VIGETAILEO.
1111111111
United Grocery ()1).
4' Port IL, lut NOMIII‘. Til. BIO-3 20 North Main 01., I0. Nor. Tilt 11431
11011111111 AT CHICKEN—r RAFFLE
NW BRITAIN. Nov. 30.“MIOIIIIGI
Mufti. aunt twantpfnar, was hold on-
dar band- 112 58,001) by Juan 0111011111
in the police Itttttl‘t this morning for
trial on Mcombor II. on the clam of
pundit. gill: attempt. to IIIII “mince
H
Gumbtwh. 11111111111111; 111111 The all!
only yum-day morning. fill 11m
Gaol-go Haiti and 111111111911 WM
11111-11 bold nadir
cassettes to the crime. Gumball
mmd-4~u-wt “an a.
LORENZO DIBBL‘E
Telephone Call 626-4.
some of a chicken rattle and occurred
-
bonds” of .600 a “1:11. 1
1111111111 wounds and II in 11 tattoos
ditto». Mi ‘
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