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local News llolcs.
WEATHER .REPoiu‘.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Snow or
rain and colder tonight. Tuesday fair
and ooldcr. A long trough of low
pressure extending from Alabama
northeastwnrd to New Jersey is pro~'
duelng cloudy weather witll rain or
snow along the Atlantic coast, An areu‘
of high pressure is producing pleasant
weathw. with tolnperatures below zero
in the northwest. There was a range
of temperature or tax dogroos between
Jupiter, Fla" and Williston. North lia-
kota, this morning. Conditions favor
for this vicinity snow or rain. followod
later tonight by clearing and much
colder weather. Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday will probably be pleas-'
ant. but cold. Storm warnings are dis-
played along the coast.
Miss Malickoy. oi’ Danbury. was a
visitor ill town. ye.~-terday.
Town town at W. A, Briggerman's.
Read the large ad. In this issue. i
Holiday gifts at E. K. Banks'. Read
the a . in this issue.
~—.Iapanese (ilovc and Haudkorchlti‘
Boxes at Harrie A. Smith’s,
.I. B. Dunne. of New Haven, spent
Sunday in South Norwalk.
James Blake spent
Bridgeport.
A silk umbrella is a practical gift.“
Note the Read ad. in this issue.
Book bargains at W. P. Doors‘.
lisel‘ul holiday presents at (iottlieb‘s.
Read the ad.
James H, Stevens was a visitor in
Bridgeport, yesterday. i
l’crl’tlluos for Christmas gifts at tho
(llitt‘rod Pharmacy. Read the all.
Holiday stationery at tile Bridge
Pharmacy. Read them.
Free doll at the Union Pacific Tea
Co. See ad,
Christmas presents at Coleman‘s. See
the list in ad.
wVictor Edison and Columbia l‘bonm
ographs and Records. A tine assort-
ment. F, E. Lockwood & (‘0.- ‘
Eyeglasses for Christmas. at 0. ll.
Jackson's. Read the ad.
Grand Christmas toy opening at M.
S. Smith & Co‘s. litad the ad. I
Christmas can bl: brightened by ll
gas portable. [toad f‘onnecticut R. &
1., Co's ad.
Miss Mary (irannls. of Brldgcport.
'as a visitor ill South Nell-walk. yor-
torduy.
Miss Ella May .Il-pson. of lillldalc.I
N, .l.. was among“ tho visitors in South ,
Norwnlll. yl‘Sil‘l‘iIlly altornoon.
Everything ill lllo lillo of gent's fur».
nishings can bo found at liavla'. Open
evenings.
~w“Slrlkc wlliio tho iron‘s hot" and
order a tolopboue boi’oro the limo
comes whcn you bavc absolutely got to
have it.
The men‘s Christmas storo tor Wo-
nlcn. Rogers It l-itovonn". Road lilo
list of upproprlulonlfla ill their all.
A watch in a‘ moat accoptuble and
useful present. It. Nouck has a lluo
line of them.
Christmas trees. months and holly.
at the Public Market.
Members of lincnli Tribe, 1. 0. II. M..
are planning to hold a “ladios' night"
on January 23. A fine suppor will ho,
served at lhllt limo.
mWo how a tow or those uprbtbt
piano» left, which wa arc closing out
at vory low prices. I“. ll}. Lockwood (in
Co,
Comptroller Grant. of Now York
city, and Judge Marlon. of lho Snprtunc 1
Court of the state of Now York, took
dinner ”at Lane‘s restaurant, yesterday, .
Mrs. William McPherson. of Havl~
Illnll street. wont to ”W NlII'WdIk lion-
pltul this nflcrnoon, whero who will, ill
a few days, undergo an operation for
appendicitis.
A bank book with a mall deposit
makes a most lil'til'DIIlIIIt' (lbrintmnn
gift. The South Norwalk Bllvlngn hank
invites you to roudlttlelr ad.
Road thewalfii‘n doings. at the Now
York Grocery Company's store. She ad.
Teddy hour, while playing in tho
store of A. .I. (iolillnl ll Company. Sat;
urdny. bad a nevoro fall down two
flights of stairs. Fortunately he nus-
tained no injuries.
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NOTICE TO 0:: CUSTOMER‘.
We no pleased ' announce that Ito-
ioy‘I Honey and 'I‘il‘r for cousin. colds
and lung troubles II not attested by the
National Pure Food and Drug Law II
It. minim no opinion or other harm-
!al drugs. and we recommend it u a.
Saturday in
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INSURANCE.
Taylor 80'Golden.
Mullins, "
'1 operation at. the Norwalk
1 this morning left the institution.
,‘ John McMullln. of Judah Island. has
~ returned from Long island. \vlloro the
: smart little craft was blown ashore
m some days ago in u hcavy storm. The
‘ craft in apparently uninjured.
AN ’ - l ~Mixmi Candy for schools. ill to 2llc.
I ' por lb. iiarrlo A, Smith.
.ya large attendance tomorrow evening
- at Old Woll Lodge. on the occasion of
[of the members of the Army rccout~
,soon to satisfy tho claims.
. South Norwnlk Gornmn laulac,
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Matthew Corbett. who underwent an
Hospital
some time ago, has now reoown'cd mid
The little gasolene tug owned by“
' It Is anticipated that them will be
the installation of olllcors by Pas
Grand Master Arthur (3. Wheeler. as
|there will ho a line banquet. served at
’tho conclusion of the work.,
———Feel languid, weak, rundown? Head.
.aehe? Stomach “ot‘i’"?——Just a plain
lease of lazy livcr. Burdock Blood 111‘
{tors tones liver and stomach. promot
es digestion. purifies the blood.
Charles .I. Jonson, George B. Good-
win. August Schauman. Ail‘rcd (looti-
win. J. E. Kindgon and George Eclo
slcln made up the members of a party
of New Yorkers, who stopped at the
Hotel Muhackomo ovcr Sunday.
Christmas trot-s and Christmas lur-
koys, at Dodge‘s Market.
The liuxtcr Wrecking Company‘s ap-
paratus has arrived to raise tho sunk.
on bltrgo at Nnrwalk and commenced
work on it today. ’l‘bo barge. which
sunk sonic time ago oil (ll‘con's Iiool‘
light. has boon rainod, and towed to
shallow walor by tho Wi'i‘l‘lit‘l‘, after
which she was pnmpod out and re-
paired.
-—~(?ltt‘istmas ’l‘roc Ornamouls at cost,
at llnrrio A. Smith‘s.
Nicholas Miller. a captain of lilo
coal barge who was injurod lust \vock
while his vosscl was ntllolullnu oi
the Bishop and Lyncs dock ill Norwulk
was removed to.t.ho Norwalk Hospital
from South Norwalk, to which place
the barge had been moved. Captain
Miller was struck by a coal buckol and
had two ribs broken.
A memorial service was hold last
evening by the Salvation Army in Sal-
vnlion Army Hall, South Main street
in commemoration of the death oi' ono
anaemic?" *‘ '
SHOP IN MEN’S GIFTS.
—--‘Open Evenings—-
Thp lllcll’s
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Xmas Slate
in Women.”
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OUR 8TORE IS THE MOST SATISFACTORY PLACE IN TOWN TO
OUR ASSORTMENTS ARE SO COMPLETE
AND VARIED, AND OUR LABEI‘. MEANS SO MUCH IN THE WAY OF
CORRECT STYLE AND SUPERIOR Q UALITY. THAT WHATEVER YOU
BUY HERE CAN NOT FAIL TO WIN THE HIGHEST APPRECIATION.
YOU WILL APPRECIATE OUR REASONABLE PRICES.
Pick Your Gifts from This List.
NECKWEAR. 25a to $1.
GLOVES. $1 to $2.
HOUSE COATS. $5 to $12.
BATH
ROBES, $3 to $12.
HANDKERCHIEFS, 100 to 500.
MUFFLERS, $1 to $3.
_ SHIRT
SHIELDS. $1 to $4-
UMBRELLAS, $1 to $6.
CA'NES
, 250 to $1.50.
SWEATERS, $1 to $6.
CARDI'GANS. $1.50 to $4.
FUR CAPS, $2.50 to $3.
SUSPENDERS, 250 to $1.50.
SCARF PINS, 506 to $2.
WATCH FOBS, 500 to $2.
FANCY'VESTS. $1.50 to $4.
HOSIERY. 250 to 506.
PAJAMAS, $1 to $2.50.
NIGHT ROBES, 500 to $1.
l SHIRTS. 50.: to $2.50.
surrs, $8.50 to $30.
ovsncoms. $9.50 to $35.
RAINCOATS, $10 to $25.
FUR COATS. $22 to $30.
FOR BOYS, AS WELL AS MEN. THE BEST GIFTS ARE THINGS TO
WE HAVE THE BEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCKS OF
WEAR.
BOYS’ WEARS IN TOWN. AND OUR PRICES ARE REAONABLE.
.4 South Main St.
Tel. Call 632-2
ly. William Armstrong of East Nor-,
walk. A large gathering attended ‘lllo
set-ices which were Vory impressive
and sincere. A nunlllcr of those pro-
sout spoke i’ooiingly on lllo purity and
goodness of tho lli'o lod by tho (It'('t‘lls~
od.
Tito oyster slonnlcr I. P. Ml‘l'st‘l't'flil
which was libolod some limo ago to
pay a numbor‘ol' provision bills and
wagon is to ho sold at public auction
Ii wus
believed for a time that a sottlonlcut
could he nfi‘ot'lod with the creditors
but this had bocn abandoned and tho
craft will be sold by Shoril‘l Scullcy.
An execution has been grunlod in
the suit of Elibzabclh Spahr against
Otto lltz. Mrs Spnhr suod lllz some
time ago for payments on tho saloon
proporty sold by her to him and in
whinch he had dol’uullod.
~(lnrlaud:< and Christmas liclls, all
sizes. at Harrio A. Smith‘s,
A conunitloc from Catholic linlon
Council, Knights of Columbus. oi‘ Nor
walk, met yesterday afternoon and ar-
rallaod a series of tllroc cncllro
parties, and also for a tournament of
card games with Division, No. l. A. i).
ll.. l’ionoor Hook and Laddor Colu-
’l‘llo itttilllilii}' of buying good things doesn't. usually
tlppoal'inlllo prlec. the reputation oi‘ tho sollor counts.
We don‘t believe tlloro is another
whorc gronior effort is made to giro exact satisfaction than
we make.
We make a specialty of "Clcao Oats,“ you may know
it, but-
Buy Oats' That's Clean.
Wc arc ncar~just as far as IIH‘ nonr-
est tclcphouo or letter box.
gralnary In Aluorlca
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MANUEL ‘r. MATCH?‘
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may and a team reproscnting some
Ill lbc
lallcr galnos two players will ropro~
soot ouch organization. The Kulgllls
will play tho Hillornians nl “I5.” tho
l’illncors lll. oucllro and the ii‘crmllna
at pluochlc.
'l‘ho Salvation army in at proaont
having oxcoilcn‘ succoss with tho
childron‘s Work has t'occnlly boon
lnuugraurutod. There were i'orty young;
pcoplo prosont yesterday afternoon
and llillct.oon o!" lhoul worl- convortcll.
Plans are. now wcll undol‘ \vu)’ for a
(‘llrislnlun lroo for tho. young pl-oplo
ldonlil‘lottwlt‘s tllo organization The
tree will havo Hittit'ii. furs. ovorconls
and many gifts and n spociul uppcal
for aid ill this work is boiult tuudc to
the luminous rot-n of tho city, 'l‘bo
donations should be soul to Captain
.Iorrott. box illii. South Norwullt poul-
ofllco. and the old will be locally np-
procilltoll by tho Army.
~EXPERT SEWING MACHINE RE-
PAIRS.
AIHO scwlua machine oil 01‘ absolulc
purity. and tho Ill-st noulllos and parts
for all nlllchlnos at. Slum-r stol'cn.
' Look for tho Rod 8.
Ilium-r Sowing Il‘lncblno. $0., iii trio.
Main 81., So. Norwnlk, tionn. i..~ G.
Booth. Selling Agent.
Xmas Presents.
roar CARD ALayMa.
BOXING GLOVES.
PUNOHING IAGB.
ROLLER SKATES.
ICE BKflATEG.
FOOT OALLG.
AIR RIFLEC.
CHRICTMAO BILLS.
FOOT IALL QUITE,
UMBRELLAI.
LARGEST AND IIIT ACCORT-
1
um remedy for children and adults.
Finland'- Drug Store and The Olidord
”my. *-
, SPECIAL m 'OHOOOLATI. 15¢.
MINT OP FANCY CHRIITMAO
FOOT CARD. IN THE OTATI.
claws
tart-omen
to racial MIM‘MO'NUINWIISIJ
SOUTH NORWALK.
' nanny XMAS Fofm
Fine and woll-soloctml i‘iifif‘k of DIAMONDS,
Silvorwnl'o. ’I‘ollot Soto, Mnnlcut‘c hit-tn. It‘iIIIt'y Clocks. etc.
COLEBURN & LAUDER
96 WASHINGTON 8T.
3 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
Have prepared a large and choic'e' stock. and
would respectfullu ask pour
inspection.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY.
LADIEB’ AND OEN-TB' FINE SILK UMBRELLAO.
All it
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omlii at bottom prison.
H. S. ROOD, J EWELER
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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diher Girls“
Are Forgotten
Th0 Bunk-book wilt bu remembered. After an
account in once started (01’ the youngster, additions
to it‘ came easily,
Many a man owns his normal financial indo-
pendence to the savings account started for him by
bill thoughtful father.
Four per cent. compound interest Ill .pnill
our Bat/inn Department.
way“ 2.
in it
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Perfumes
in Xmas Gills
We are exhibiting the finest line of
peritonitis ill Hollady Package. over
shown ill this vicinity. These goods
laboratories .of‘ the
We
also lluvo tho sumo pcrl'nlucs to bulk,
are ~ from the
world‘s most famous perfumes.
and can allow you Just what you are
getting when you aoloei. any of the
package goods. I‘rlucs vary accord-
ing to size and style of packages, so
no matter what you desire to pay for
your plosout we can moot your re-
qllll'clnouts.
Illli Blilllllll Plilllllllilil,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE. DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. ln.~—’l‘llo
lcvcl of prices changed irregularly
from that of Saturday as a rcsnll of
tho first. transactions in stocks. 'l‘bo
uolablo changes were gains of 1}; in"
St. bull and locomotive and losses if
it. in Union Pacific alld Alehison and
or a point in Canadian Pacific. The
volume of busincss was only moderate.
WALL. S’l‘llid J’i‘. Noon.——Sl. l‘anl
nlovod t‘ovorlshly ovor a rlmao of wow
lllllll two points bolow tho higbosl.
There was free liuuidntion olsowllcro
which was heavy in Union Pacific,
litading and United Siatos Stool.
(lront Northorn old, and Northern Pa-
clllc declinoli ~il-L’ and Air... respocla~
vcly. (lrcul Nortllorn ()v‘c Corliiicnlos
ii. l'nion Pacific 2%. Reading 2 and
various stocks about a poinl. ’l‘ho mar~
l.ol stondiod and booalue noull~stl1gnant
:tl noon. iiouds wore heavy.
\\’.-\l.l.\ S'l‘lllfild'l“ II n. m.-~Fur1tu1s
buying of EL I’uui. which llftod it. 3
points. apparoully :lronsod misgivings
anlonl: tho lrndols us to lilo pill‘litlsv of
tho luovc, l‘or lhot‘l- was wilolosalo soll‘
lug ol‘ olhcr stocks. pl'lncil'ullly l’nlllll
lr’ucllit'. ltcllding and lilo iiill group.
The lnduslrinls woro llottor lauppol'toll,
blll trlldinu ill them was much roslrict-
td. Norlhorn Pacific ll ll oil 2%.
(ircnl Northern pl'd. uud lh‘lnwul‘o iilill
Hudson l'nlpn Pacific 2, null
IIII‘ lioalliul,r 1"... St. Paul rocotloll
l-Yh but of II o‘clock wan rising buoy-
2‘5».
’ ulllly attain and bull roncllod it'll-”it. 'l‘llo
balance of lilo list was slondior.
only a lrlilo :tbovo lilo lowost,
\YALI. S'l‘lillllll'l‘, I p. tll.»~-'l‘llo mur-
but
’ kot wont back slowly from tho lovol
l'c.lrho.l of lilo noon rally. but lilol'c
was no roncwul of ”Il’ ourlior vigor-
ous. soiling. iinllilnln'c & Ohio (Kl't‘ll-
titllllllly inlprovod a point, u< dill l'u-
ion l'.lcillc pill.
LONDON, Ill‘i‘. [Tnfli'lillll'iil'F to ox-
pollllilons lilo l‘llllcll Stalls did not,
oonlpolo for today's ufl'crinus of gold
ill lilo nlurkot. 'l‘llo linnk of England
socurvd 32.000000 and lilo l't'sl \vout
lo IlltIIil.
ROYAL PARTY AT POTSDAM.
lildeJN, lioc. limKin; llnakou.
Quocn Muud illliI t‘rowu l’rlnco ()llll'.
of Nolwny. urrlvod at l’ot.-llnm to-
day from England and wow l'occivod
ul lilo railway station by l'llupcror
William. lilo cmprcss, tllo crown
princo and crown prlllccss, tho olllor
nous of tho ompllror. I’rlncoss Victoria
and u lurgo lllilllih‘i’ of military and
naval oillcors IllltI courtioru. 'l‘llo i‘illv
porol- wurtllly \volcolncll King llaztkou.
kissing him on both cbooks. 'l‘hc clu~
poror than kissl-d lllo bond of Quoon
Maud and both tho onlporor ltlld Elu-
pross killsoll I'rlllco Olaf.
'l‘ilo program for tho ontorlnlnlllcnt
of tho royal visllorn consists oi" n dill-
nor at tho now palace at i’olsllnul and
tomorrow a lunch at tho Not-woulnu
louuilou lull] in Kala porflu'luunco at
tho opora. llflor which tho VIIIIIIII‘H
will lollro liorlln for Norway. 'l‘ho im-
porlal and royal liill'IIt'tI will ntloud a
church HI‘I'VII‘L! ut i’utsdatu loaothor
Sunday morning.
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
SIARCIINSET, MIIHii., “00. “I‘m"
i-ilonulor Si. llouta. Southampton and
Ollorbourlt for Now York. was 55 illIII‘H
l‘iI‘riI Ht Nttulnckol Lightship at i‘lzfili ll.
m, today, I‘robnbly dock at iiziltl n. m.
Hominy.
SIASCONSIVI‘. Muss. Ill-c. the»
Htcuntor Mllmclulolln. London for Now
York. Wm: lull lullcn omit of tho Nliil-
luckoi Lightship III in II. ln.. today.
Will probably rcllch hcl- dock about.
8:30 a. III. HIIIIIIII)’. ,
DERBY MAYOR FOR ASSESBOR.
l‘IIIIIIliY, lloc. irm»:Mayor-"loci A. i".
liowo noulo nn utllloinlnloln oi' conni-
lIt‘I‘iIIIII' inicronl today in naming May-
or liubboll for natiouatlr. Milytll"(’It‘t'I
Iiiowo ill ll Domoorut. and tho |iI‘l‘iWIII‘.
Inlnyor in n itoptlbliclul. and tho two
: wore candidates tor the ointw oi mayor
in the recent election. iiubillll balm;
defeated tor re‘olwtlon by till vota. Mll-
yor Huntloli was a formcr alolcssor.
”III appointment all nnnonaor holds
for tour yearn.
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FRENCH GOVERNMENTS BILL
MAY ll. ACCEPTABLE.
I’ARIB. Duo. 1.7.?“INIGI‘VIUWII with
Ntflli‘fliiwilt‘l an wall no the tone. of
the clerical prose indicate it fairly ftt‘
. Vol-tibia NOODLIOI'I oi the Government‘s
‘ hili amending “1%
church and State tia-
partition lat 0t 1 05. introductld in the
Chamber of Donation Doc. iii and the
prevalence of the belief that. it will
more acceptable in the Church. till it.
places the clergy antler a real regime
of the common law
An excellent display 0! china, bio
taro framel’lwtildipround at. L... .
Docket-hr. Notldbdiln window
at tilting. Mm mid! Hutablnmts
W!!! are [iron with every
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lTHAT‘THERE I5 no FUN
IGOING OUTINWINTERUNLEss- . :1"
, “You ARE WARMLYDRESSED’ . t
»\BUT WHILE YOU ARI: BUYING ”A“;
rill/A RM 1. CLOTHES ,Wi-lv .. 7 fl
NOTGETTHESTYLISH AND, 4‘. Mm;
w. HANDSOME. AT THE SAME-TIME. «Nair/21,4 ./
. '- ' Go ToTHE STORE WHERE ,. er .
. KNOW How To Foamsn
CLOTHES martial) FOR/i.
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R'GH BURSTEKBROW 1‘
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YOU WILL FIND IT .SLOW SLEDDING ’ AS YOU GO
THROUGH LIFE IF YOU DO NOT DRESS WELL.
IF YOU DO DRESS WELL YOU'LL GET ALONG
LIKE A SLED PULLED OVER CRUSTED SNOW.
OUR CLOTHES WILL HELP YOU To GLIDE ALONG.
WE HAVE IN STOCK EVERYTHING MEN AND BOY’S
WEAR. HOW WOULD SOME OF THESE THINGS
STRIKE YoU?
MEN’S .SUlTs $10.00 To >25.00
YOUNG MEN‘S SUITS $6.50 To 15.00
MEN'S OVERCOATS $6.00 To 30.00
YOUNG MEN'S OVERCOATS $5.00 To 20.00
Bor's SUITS $2.00 To 5.00
boY’5 OVERCOATS $2.50 To 6.00
WE HAVE STOCKS Ol‘" LITTLE THINGS TO WEAR
~—EVERYTHING YOU OR YOUR. BOY WEAR. RE—
MEMBER CLOTHES HELP YOU GLIDE. WE CAN ‘
PUSH YOU ALONG
RESPECTFULLY
Selleck i?» Price,
HEAD-TO-FOOTERS,
98 Washington Street.
,7P. 730nm... p.10 1
Ho _ g»: nicjyrltifor m: MIN-K Ilsiflfiblfflmfihgifiu ,
South Norwalk.
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satar‘aays castles;
Cut prices for cash, Saturday, December 15th. '
Witness our effort.
Bag Best Flour. 60¢. Bag Flour. 550. a L [I' ,
Best Butter. 28c, special. . .
Finest Cheese, 190 this time.
MIDI. , 9
Package Fine Buckwheat. 90. » :
3 lbs. Best Rice, 250.
Best Tea, 450, from 550. Special.
Some Coffee, 12:: lb. Best Java 3 nd Mocha Coffee. 300 lb, special.
4 Cans Corn, 25c. Good Nice Corn, 90; 3 cans for 250. Best Corn,
‘1': ”1....
.400 Tea. 35c, special. , l . I ”v I.
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Pawnee Oats. 3 pkgs.. 250.
Small Sweet Oranges, 15 for 25¢.
Ruby Prunes. ask for them. 10c lb.
Will have some better Dried Beef than we have had lately at 250 lb. 70
5,, lb.
Special sale on Bacon ,16c lb.,
Want to ace if we can't stir up trade.
serve and please.
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 626-4.
from 200 lb.
Give us your order. Hope to
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Earning a Sahara.
More than One Hundred young people learned to do this
last year at '
Morn“ (taboos.
These are [00 reasons why you can
LEARN TO EARN
M. A. MERRILL. Prin.
Port Chester.
Write for terms to
South Norwalk. Stamford.
' 800K llllllalllllsw
Books fombrly selling at $1.50,
now 50 cents.
Wm. P. Be'éqm’ .
' Book and Stationery Stores.
6 80. Main 8t» 80. New
BMW
49 Wall BL. Namath.
; EyeGlassesfoer‘ag 35
’l’iuay can be plii‘i'himfld now and proper loosen titted after one
mutation. "'3 .
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