Wood: 409.
.. «...-«W.
Old
Fashioned
Molasses .
,Eandu
LANEs
. u u o o o o o '
.I.I.I.l.l.ltl.l I.I.I,-:I I:I u
institutions
Free roast. beef at Central Hotel
Cate. tonight.
Miss Bertha Hunter has returned
from a visit to Westflaven.
-——Auctlon sale of Housebbld Furni-
ture, 59 West Ave, Wednesday. Dec. 5,
10 a. In. See ad.
The barge Souple has arrived with
a cargo of coal for Ray'lnonti Brothers.
F, E. Lockwood and Company, Not"
walk. carry a full line 01' Edison mach-I
ines and catalog records in stock. !
~Basitethall, Armory. Monday night.
00. I" vs Yale ‘\'arsity: Iiurstrom vs.
Yale Freshmen, 8 o'clock. Dancing
10 to 12. ‘ l
A watch makes a useful and hand.
some Xmas prestnt. ii. Noak. lit;
North Main slrt-ct, has a fine line of
them.
Edward L. vI).lllIt'IS and family, of
Stamford. spent 'i‘bunksgiving with!
Mr; and Mrs. James Cousins, of Thy-
lor avenue.
Congressman E. .1. Hill, of Norwalk,
left town this morning for Washington.
The new Congerss will begin its ses-
ion Monday.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge held a. meet-
ing and rehearsal last evening. At the
next meeting the nomination of old
cers will take made.
.~Don‘t for'
cakes and c;
at the Fair, Mt.
ning all So. No'
ood home-mane
will be found
:. noon and eve-
. b Building.
Lester W. By .J ross street.
has resumed his 3 5 as llnotypc
operator in the SE ..n office after an
attack of appendicitis.
A basketball team composed of
members of the Nutmeg (llub went to
Stamford this afternoon to play the.
Stamford lligb School It‘nlll.
Saturday candy at the Cllt’l‘ortl
Pharmacy. See at].
-Dr. Dick's cures umlarla.
ism * mum
AND
INSURANCE.
Taylor & Golden.
Hot roast beef will he served tilts
evening at the Old Well Hook and
Ladder Company.
-: The Middle Five Mile River School
will be allotted again on Monday hav-
ing been quarantined for some days
. past on account ol‘ the scarlet fever
, scare.
. and disinfected.
The. school has been i’umiguted
’i‘ilnothy Sullivan of ill Leonard
street. while engaged III placing boltu
in iron Work. got the ilrst linger oi'
” his right hand over the. hole for the
bolt which went through out] out the
fnger off. The finger was umpululcd
by Dr. ’l‘rtteoy.
Chief of Police Birmingham. oi lirltl~
‘geport, ttltltly uollt'ict] Chief oi" l’ollce
Vollmer-that a man Illli)Wll us "itali-
l‘Uild Bill” but) been arrested there in
company with a colored man. The pair
had two good overt-outs and an open
faced watch, ladies size all of which
are supposed to have been stolen
somewhere.
Augustus Roselle. the proprietor of
the lunch wagon. near the Washing-
ton street railroad bridge, has recent
ly purchased a new wagon which is
much larger than the out at present in
use. The new one weighs five tons
and measures 10x20 feet while the
present. is 6x10. The. interior accom-
mbotlutions are much Iuort up to date
and the cart will bc a great imporvo
mcni over the old one.
C. M_ Daniels, past chici’ patriarch
of Kabuostt Encampment, No. it, i. l).
0. li‘., has IJL‘i‘Il reappointed tlcputy
grand patriarch for District
which includes the following cucump-
lllt‘liIH oi‘ Odd Fellows: l{ub.lo.~':l. No.
it, Norwullt; Colfax. No. ill. South Nor-
wuik; thscusscc. No, l-l. Stamford.
und Wallet-hum. No. ll'l, New t‘onnuu.
v-‘liasketbull, Armory. Monday night.
(‘o. it‘ vs. Yale 'Vtiruiiy: Ilnrstrom vs.
Yale Freshmen, 8 o'clock. lluucluu
iii to 12.
MRS. GRUMBLEY'S WILL FOUND.
Leaves Everything to Her Husband
and Complications Arise.
An interesting situation arose before
Judge Henry W. Gregory in the Nora
walk Probate Court, yesterday. when
a will of the lutc (‘utbcrluc tirumblcy.
wire of lleruurd (lI‘qublt-r, was pro
smiled.
When Mrs. Cruuibicy (IIt‘tI about it
your ago it was bellcvcti that the dc-
cetlsed bud pussctl away
Last. February. Judge tlrcgory appoint
I‘d .lumcs Balm-l us :Idmiuistruttu- ol'
the estate and u piccc of property il\\‘~
1ch by Mrs. tlrumblcy has since been
sold. The Probate (‘ourl was much
surprised yesterday when u will tell
by Mrs. (lrumblcy was presented in
him. In lhill will, which our. discov
cred among stmm old papers. Mrs
(lrumbley, bctIt-uths cvcrytbiug to he?
husband.
As the couple were married priol‘
N... t;,‘
iutt-rsttltc. .
mm W
..
This Christmas Store Holds
Gifts for Men
That Men Appreciate‘the Mbst.
We throw ourselves into the holiday rush with enthuhiasrn. For
never before have we been so splendidly ready to solve the gift ques-
tion for women than this season. Everything: that man wears is en—
titled to a place in your Christmas list of good gilts for men: and
the best place to buy is the best man's store in town-this store.
Early buyers halve the best choosing, of course. and escape the
rush that comes later. Come and see our line of Christmas wears as
soon as you can. We are now showing complete litres of the follow-
ing. all new this season, anti of the quality which you can rely on get-
ting at our stores: '
"LIGGETI’S”
Saturday
Candg :
29c lb.
FRESH EVERY WEEK.
Bath Robes Gloves Fancy Vests --——
Smoking Jackets Neckwcar Suspenders
Sweaters ‘ Hosiery Shirt Shields f
Cardigans Handkerchiefs Mufflers
Suit Cases Hand Bags Raincoats '8 I ”I annacy’
Meantime we are selling the best clothes, hats and furnishings
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
for men and boys. ,. i ... in. Lilnltlifiifi'
TEL. 15—2.
FREE} DELIVERY SERVICE.
0‘
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 It. m._—Flrst
prices of stocks were but. little chaugv
cd from last night. and the volume of
transactions was small. The move-
ment was bcsitzlting and irregular. A
rise of 5-3 in New York (‘cntruL and
a decline of us much in ltcndiug were
the principal movcniculs. Virginia
iron rose :3 l-E and St. Louis and San
I"l‘.‘lllt'I.~'t‘l> Second old, It. point
\\'.\l.l. S‘l‘ltlilil’l‘. ll :1. III.~—A light.
dcuulutl l'or Atcbisou lIlltI Chesapeake
and Ohio. which bcuciltcd lthu iii and
l per ccnt.. respectively. proved to
ho the only tlcvclopuituil of interest in
the Imlrkcl. 'l‘hc rcst ol‘ the list.
shook oil its uncertainty and stii’t‘cnod
u traction in sympathy.
\\‘.»\|.l. S'l‘ltlillll'l', t-loHc.»—»’l‘bc murltl-t
l‘Itliii'iI dull and ilrm. 'l‘bcrc was no
distinct chnruclcr in the trading owing
to the narrow tlrit‘t unti thc small trun-
Hut-lions. 'i‘bc Intuit Sillli‘lillflil was
llcttcr than t‘Xlll‘t‘iitI. but prices )"II'III‘
ctl some part of prcvious small :Itl~
Hut-cs on its publication.
Tel. Call 632-2
We want YOUR orders. We guarantee to give them
the very best attention. We think we oi‘icr you SER-
v..—
WIII
NEW YORK. Ilut‘ I. ------ Nlllilull M.
YOU tQSI It? .. .‘ fi’uJ l-‘lowt-r ll IIIcmbcr oi the New Yorlt
Stock I‘lxt-lttluac and of the firm of,
l<‘olwcr :Iud (‘oIIlpuIIy. stock llroltm's.
tlictl today of put-uluouitl t-outrut-lcd at
tbc Yulc-ilurulrtl ItltililtiII 1421qu Mr
Flower was It ucphcw of lhc Itiil' Ros-
Buy cat's That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
W
cut-o
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: RES-oweot a ‘
Therm normal: mommy;
,GO‘ING‘ANKUHEREIIS IMDEINGl
. DREssé'filgbRJllE ace/swam .
WHETHER ITISISKATING'oRJo .
mztopamtrb CHURCH cerium.
, PEOPLE? oNOIIOE WHATMUL .,
HAVEQON. ESIDES ONE_I'.E£L§'M§
; COMFORTABLEANDCONFIDENEIN ‘ ;
RIGHLCLQTHEsL ‘
/
I ‘—
awr." ,. A . ‘ ‘ film“
wenmnmnmmsrmuow creme“.- MW nonmu.‘
HAVE YOU EVER HAD To STAY AT HoME BE—v
CAUSE YOU DID NOT HAVE THE CLOTHES FOR.
SOME OCCASION? OCCASIONS ARE APT TO COME
ANY TIME. CAN You ArroRD NOT To MEET
PEOPLE? CAN YOU ArroRD NoT To BE DRESSED
RIGHT WHEN YOU DO MEET PEOPLE? IT WILL Do
YOU NO HARM TO CoME IN AND TRY ON ONE or
OUR WINTER SUITS AND OVERCOATS. JUST
“TRY ON" SOME GOOD CLoTHES. IT WILL Do
YOU GooD To FEEL CoMToRTABLE ONLY A FEW
MINUTES. EXPECT‘WE CAN SHoW YOU CLOI‘HES
So DESIRABLE THAT WE CAN GET YoU INTO THE
DRESSING HABlT IT You ARE NoT ALREAD 1 IN.
How MUCH WILL IT CoST YOU? THIS MUCH:
A GOOD SUIT FOR$10.0012.0015.00
A CLASSIC SUIT FOR $10.00 To 30.00
A GooD LOOKING OVERCOAT TOR
$10.00 To 15.00
A DEAD SWELL OVERCOAT FOR ‘
18.00 TO $30.00
iYES AND EVERYTHING YOUR..BODY OR. YOUR.
BOY'S BODY NEED AT OUR STORE.
‘ THE BEST FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED THE MAR-
KET AFFORDS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
That's the reason we hold our oltl trade and win new.
\Vt-ll I’. FIOWUI‘.
§ VICE n little BETTER than the other icilow‘s best.
DISAPPEARANCE OF HAY POR-
TRAIT.
President Faunce. of Brown Univer.
sity, Has Begun an investigation.
I'it()\'ll)l-li\'t‘i‘7~ It. 1., “cc. l.-~-l‘rcsi.
dcul \i’. ll. l’. Failure, of Brown Uni-
\cr.~ity. bus lit-nun tut investigation of
Harper‘s Bazaar.
Selleck 8» Price,
HEAD-TO-FOOTERS,
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
BUSTER‘BR". f‘ . "
Attend the auction 59 West n'vpmw, to 1877, when u new low covering ctlfi
Wednesday. I)(‘('i.lllI)t'i‘ ii, at ltl‘o't-ltlt-kp “5 in which :I Wit'c (I‘Il‘ti. lcuvlut: ii”
A largo assortment of household flux: will was cunt-ted. MI". (.ruullllcy would
nllurc ctc. F. W. Milt'Ilt-‘ll Is the “no, have had but u the lillt‘l‘l'Hi in IIII‘ cs-
tloneer. ' ttltc. bud the docuulcut not bccu
The members of the Yale Bugle. found.
File and Drum (‘orps were measured
Cosmopolitan. I - $2-oo
Our Price for above. $1o50
tbc Insult-lions distippt-nruutc from
this city of a portrait of the lotc Soc-
I'l-Iuty oi Slutc. .lohu Hay. 'l‘bc por-
lluit
tcuvlctl its :l gift to lirowu_ (it which
tlllIi‘l‘l‘Hit)‘ St‘t'l‘l‘lul‘)‘ liuy was ll grad-
uutc. It wus placed on exhibition l't'~
wus Itt'IIl'i’t‘tI to have been Ill-r
last night, by Henderson & Son's rcp-
reocntutivc. There were eight mem-
bers present,
ATE. RABBIT PIE AND PARTRIDGE
Fine Game Supper at the Barton
cculli‘. lull bus tlistlppctlrctl and I'\‘t'l‘_\'l
t-tl'orl to tliscmt-r Its whereabouts has
Our Claims to Your l’atronaée
Our Flour is the best for the least maney, 65c bag.
Our Pure Lard is the same. 2 lbs.. 250. The other fellow's, 14c ,lb.
Our Butter, the finest tub butter in town, at 29c. Others' 30c‘and 32c.
Red Raspberries. 0h. fine as the fresh fruit just oft the vinea, 16c can.
Come to me for finest English W alnuts; there are about 3 or 4 quail-
ties: mine the best, at 16c lb. ' -
Yours for service.
‘ oint Last
wAuction sale of Household li‘urul-t House, Gregory: F '
lure, 59 West Ave. Wednesday, Dec. 5.. Night.
10 a. In. See ad, i A very tluc grunt) suppcr with served
Mrs. Arthur H Iicunctt und duugh- III the llorlou House, (lrcgory :4 Point.
ter, Ethel, ot' Stllcln. Mama, are. Hpeuti- Iii-“i i‘Vi‘ilIIIK. by II party or ciuht, ()II
mg n Iow wccits with Mrs. licnnctt'a the Int-nu \vttlt rabbit. pic, rouslctl pur-
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William liurr. tIitlat- and many other tlclicucics.
of Franklin super. ’lhont- who enjoyod the (WWII iII~
- ,. , .. . , t-lutlcti Major libt-u lllll. .lr,. (.ctlrizc
b‘“""‘“‘~" (“My “‘ “‘“I-‘i" ‘ “““m‘” I.. Lockwood. lit-mt u. IIln’IIlliliI. I'm-ll-
SW ML It‘l‘It'It I‘Z. Lockwood. M. V. IIUWII. and
E. llubbell llotchltiss, of Norwulk. It. A. liobiuaou. “f Iirldqcport. lir.
“'h" recently WWW“! from “WM"- (‘url A IIitl'HIl’lilli and William l“. lic-
cxpccta to return to tbc South in Jun- Klyu.
nary. to remain (ursomo time out] View
the Ormoud lieucb automobile l‘ili‘lfli.‘
“Clock given away at Mouton 'l'cuI Wblll-
nnti (Bullet- (tofu Hillrc. burnt-d hon night in tho vicinity ”I
Violet lilll Not-walk. n acct on o
. H _ . ‘
l $qule 1'." 1‘“an”;megp“will?“ wwdmud on MII‘Ilill'I ltulcbtord R prop
”In?” 1,5“: :“W‘ i'Ir 'In New VIIHruII criy look tlrc, but tilc tiuulca Wcrv Iluv
III“. his“ I’otllts‘llnrt'i‘orli 'illlillliiiIlIIl‘ ully in-nlcu out uIth‘ rtulnilicrublc cl»
woOos AFIRE.
sonic IlIItlt-rbrlmh \vuu bcllti:
Wm. P. Beers’
Books. btztiloncrv and Engraving.
49 Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St" 80. Norwa‘k.
FOrthéefHO'lidmawfi
COLEBURN & LAUDE‘R
IIIIIi‘lI.
l'lcsidcut I’uuncc communicated
with W, H. Murphy. of New York. Ibc':
artist who cxccutcd the portrait. and!
has lcuructi from III”! that four por-t
traits, ouc oi‘ l’rcsidcul litoscvclt. oi“
l’rcsldcul McKinley, oi Secrclnly Hay.1
and of Scutltor Mill'li Iluunu, were oil-i . ,o,_- "-w— ~- - -
IiiIlll'lI from the urliut lust March, uu-‘1 , "
tlcr tlllcgctl [also prclt-nccs. it Ili'Illil'Your Mane 5 worth
Slilll‘il that they were to be cxhlbitcdl y '
tor the llcuctll of u society in ciibcr‘
\S’usbinutou or Maryland. Subst».
tpicully truce of thc paintings was I
lost lilliI the district utlolncy of Wash-
luutou made an investigation. A Inuit
\
i-.0RENZO. DIBB’LE
Telephone Cali .626-4.
\i’t- Itivc you one hundred ct-nis' worth in GROCERIES for every (lol-
:tr you spend herc. A trial order will couvlutre you.
t ‘l.
Iicm'ge ll. lAn‘kwood titli’uliiilllilli‘ll him in
to the Elm City and brought the our
back to Norwulit.
A ilIIIIlIii'I' of young people, prlucipul-
ly Inelnbain of the Nutmeg (filth, clt~
ioyctl it very plenunnt slruwrlllc lllilt
evening to New (Inntmu. ’I‘hc party
was ebupcrouctl by Minn .luiitl Httlllb.
A bull wait euutmctl llI New (human
and tiunritm Willi enjoyed for HI‘VI‘I'UI
hours, whcli thc return trip wmt Iutulc.
wAIl nlylcu ol‘ Still IIiIH. II'III'IMI.
John W. Nculor bl opt-utility: II {cw
days at his homo.- in Norwalk. liltiI
will IIIlI‘I out on the road lot it tl'llvcl~
lug NlIII'lImMI Monthly. Mr. Nculor but»!
been unending twu or three week» at
II“: factory in WIiilIII‘iI and the Nrw
York oilico ot the concern which III' in
to repruaonl.
Chester Sanford. who hmt been
unending nevcrui days with IiIii aunt
and lilll'Il'. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. nth-ll.
.ol East avenue. left this morning for
Hamilton. N, Y., to rotulnm his illiitlllm
at Colgate College. Mr. Banter-t Wan
loitering from appendicitis, hut Iii now
much lmprovud and mines to ext-mu».
In opt-ration.
l
“Donkotlmll. Armory. Monday night.
(in. 1" vii, Yule ‘Vnrsllr; iiurnlrum vs.
Yule Freshmen. Ii o‘clock. IIJIIII‘IIIR
lit to i2.
attests to the Hotel Clifford, you»
tertily, swore: I. M. King. ii. 1., Me
any. It. 1.. Butler. C. ,W. Buckles.
ow York: George E. Walnut. New H»
van: 0. v, Sackett. Geneva. N. Y.:
, J. iii, Alison. Northiioitl. Vt; (l. A.
Menuhin. Providence; W. K. Harris,
‘ Horiden; R. in. Purdue. flouthport; Jon
filth Wrilht. Woonllocltot, R. l.
. ...
......“
“(dam «will...
a GHOOOLATII. as».
”Wm-0mm. GGIPORMION
on DWI”. ‘
PRIVATE SKATING PARTY.
'l‘ht- itolluwuy Itiuit. in North Main
atrcct. Iiilii llccu ict urctl Ior u prlvulc
pllrly I'VI‘I‘)‘ Monday night. tutti Ihc
rink will in: t-ilmml it) ill" itcncrnl put»
llc on tbltl ulnbt curb wcclt,
~8EWING MACHINE BAHGAINH.
rclll ones, at liltittcl' Ntorea. iiuy hcl'c
and dent with the lnuuul‘nt-Iurcru. 'i‘ltu
Hipster Company In Ill'l‘iliiilitlill lIIltI
reapopalbhl: it» t‘vprcm-ulutivcu urc ll|~
wuyu tlt iulud to cull- Inl‘ Hunter Much.
int-r. innit for tiu- itcli H.
flutter ticwiluz Mucbluc t'o., ill 8n.
Mnln i-it.. till. Nurwullt. t‘ouu. i.. ii.
litmth. Bellini: Anton.
ill Bent Sale llI
Sheet Music
Saturday
Daddy's Little Girl.
‘ Meet Me. fiweet Kathleen.
in Honeysuckle Time.
it It'll Lovely When Your hove intros
oil.
Abraham Joii'orson Washington Lee.
A Royal Prime, (two slop),
Crocodile late.
l’rimio Charming.
amt)”. sweetheart. Goodbye.
The Good Did I]. 8. A.
And tinny Others.
COLEMAN’S
«W! In”.
no. that. M M'II
Jul-3:337“?
10
Arm
would respectfullu ask now
inspection.
'l'bc uuln who put» ill-end null hutlcr
IIt‘At will ucvcr Itct much beyond ll.
punters. The two Iuhodluz plclurco urt-
Mild to hr of urcut \"lIlti‘.
OPERATOR MATTUXIETILL Mia»
emu.
No mull ever known jual how tuitir
lul tic In mull lit. ‘tl'lu llntlcr tire.
“M-
l
i.YN(‘liiil'litl. \‘t.. lice. l.-~ ‘(ipcrnlori
Multoux. upon Winn-Ill uilonidcr» IN pltltn 3
I‘ll lhc rmpunulidllty tor the wrm-II‘
lcll lulleu bclnw Lyncbburlt on 'l‘bnlwl
.. . .. day moruluit. ht Mill thinning. although
Iiv ”Ht” mm“ now ”f bucotullm dolor-liven or IIii' Southern ituliwuy
liIi M'itli'. all.» ‘u Iv. he Imm't unyli'ltmlmnr nrc iwmliuu cvct'i’ cttm‘l in
mmnnmlmm h.” in"? m. ”h. 31......lloculc him. A t'lliilp'it‘IMIii of the mat
u iritvlut ..r bin llicli rcci-utly iiIltI lci‘t."rd "I m" mi"“”"" ""3“" “"‘I "' Wil-
hlm u turitllcd ovurcout [UNI Keith how. ”i“ ""’“ WWII "mw ””“I‘ "I
“Wm; mun. ”WNW“... “I... liltlmoon. tilnpoacu ot‘ the rumor tiuu
‘ [Mllilliilx wua notable «it hht otilcc cu’
united in u IIilKIiiit mulch when the ilrnt
or the wrecked truinn «tutored the
bloeit heiwctu IiI'I oiilcc lInd lulwyera.‘
T ! .At the (’in iicnplitti the tlltcntiinit‘
ipllynicittu mitt that the lniurcll thclo
‘ure doing us well on can he likllt'i‘tiliI.I
I'Zvcrv umu ht tic ‘or in Iucu to at
hint the walnut of hill .IIIVIIIIIIIRI‘A.
.‘litluy u “and dccd IIIIlt died In in
lculttlu tor Illl'It of u littlc upprlclulion
'l'hc youlm bout-w: ~I'upu. i wish you
would rmploni the lnlmlcluuit not to
Iliur the dance nuudr no tout.
iicr iutbcr i did, my dear. but III"
iclulcr auyu the union rut-m rllli for
thou ullti u IIIII‘ uttm midnight w-l’m'k.
...... E. W I
l DIPFIRINT N THE COUNTRY. ,
. (New York Globe). I
"i can't not lint-d to the metropolitan
treatment, of newly Wnnliml niolhtvtt
when a storm come up." will u rural
visitor. "Up to the country the whole]
family molten n dash for the clothcnilue ’
MAKE! THE CARE OF ESTA? ES A M’ECIALTY, AND IT II
ONLY NATURAL THAT IT 3H OULO EXCEL AN INDIVIDUAL
IN HI. CAPACITY.
IT HAI TH! IMPINIONAL BUT DIPKNUAILE HONIOA
TY INHERKN‘I‘ "I A IANKING iNOTlTUTiON HKDGID
AHOUT IY CTNINOINT LAWN AND WHOUI FINANCIAL
ITATEMINTI ARI IIOULAI-I LY AND I‘R‘QUINTLV GIV-
IN 'I'O THC I'UILIC.
I'I' I0 INTIHILV mu FROM THINK TIMPTATIONO
WHICH OFTIN INGOMPAII ‘I‘Hfl RUIN OP THC INDIVIfl
UM. IXICUTOR AND wnec K TH! ESTATE INTIUCTID
T0 HI. UAII.
the clothes mm the house But nobody l
does that here. inn-ins veritable aloud
tun-m l have looked out and mm all I
the back rarity In the block «shutter,
with newly washed garments. No one '
might slap and dull until they were in i
shreds and twist around the line till
they were nothing but a rope them:
selves, but nobody came to their are
Distance.
“1'!“th strike: me as very unchari.
table treatment for the clothes that
have Just undergone the process
«scrubbing and mining. and l have
bean wondering if it ma not have
something to do with the r hillmla ap-
WWUI
W
Quint lives are often eloquent,
I‘m
llIIl liorIIlllt Trust Comp In,
I “if. AI IXIUUTON. AMI” WMATCN 0N TflUC‘I’II. II- .“ A
sonnets av in. em ......Lnnm.
the mtnutta it begins to min and whisk :,
made any often to bring them in. They I
MIVIIIK IIH‘ iliiiiii' ”f wmmm J. WIINUII ‘ FINE TABLE BUTTER ........................................ 29C LB.
\vtut ili‘l't‘hIl'tI uIId the portraits of l’rcH- !. . ‘
96 WASHINGTON 8T. 3 MAIN 31'- ltlcnt McKinley mm Senator litmuu 1.: lbs. Milk or hoda L rockers ...................................... 26c.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK. \vcrc round Iii u vucuut house in l’billt- 3 likith'. lulggcit's 04H MOM ...................................... .. 25!:
Ih'u'mn'l TIM.“ mm M truce “I ”Will t'llllH III-Hi. Alualta Salmon .................. . ............... 250
' . .. tmmcvct Illul iitly portluita. . . . , , ~ ...... . .
Have prepared a large and CIIOIGC thCk. and l’rcsldcut Hum”. w "W “Mum“. .l (iliiri (.lliilIIllfllII‘MlIk .................................... 250
In; H, m"... ”h. painting by tucuuu "It" culls imported bul-dines ....... . ...... ....... . ..... 250.
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Louis Joseloff,
72 North Main St. Toi- CIII, 608-2.
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20 Pounds Granulated Sugar. -
BEN HUR FLOUR
FANCY MAIN! POTATOES
30AN8 MILK
2 LB. MIXED NUTS
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ASSORTED FRUITS AND VEGETABLEO.
United Grocery 00. M. Epstein.
49 Fort an, In! Norwnik. Tot. 3104.20 North Main In, 80. Nor. Tel. 1“. ‘
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