«mop: 41111.
v'Wo ihavo the
. beat: assortment
% ofPURE éandy
if that; we ever oft-
ered the. public
23 Our own make
Taylor 85 Golden.
i ~Pcrfumcs of excellent quality 'nnd
-~ popular price, at Edw. W Kelley. Jr.'1~r
Drugsist. .
wMerrill Choirs. A. .1. Collins Iii 00.
me0o ntnndbys for men's gifts:
Noekwuar, tlloves, iiaudkcrchtet’a. Sus-
penders, House (Boats and Bath Robes.
'l‘Iu.1 best of them all at ltogers t4:
_ Stevenu'.
1 Frank Sanger, of Cornell, is spending
. the holiday vacation at his home in
' Nor-walk.
' i #3191111 and Skates ut chi rates. it.
it. Ilrrlltley,r1280.erln St.
"Xmas 'i too Copyright Clo. (lo,
willor'ida (.irangos. $3.25 box. l~‘. l).
Lawton a Co.
"The Nor'wulk firemen are tuikng up
II card tournament for the four cour-
punles. The details will be announc~
ed later.
vGeese, 22c. Buttery’s,
“Read Noack‘s Jewelry ad.
~I-Have sold Xmas Trees
Locol Nous Nolcs
Dr. Purdue, oi Southport. was a vi-
sitor in South Norwalk yesterday. years. Come and be satrsflerp
‘ ~Fine line l’lctures. «A. J. Collins excellent variety,
Co. E. Friedrich,
—Cranberrles. 8c. Buttery’s.
Dr. Dow R. Beebe. of Bridgeport.
was a visitor in town yesterday and
again today.
for 15
Have
large and small. G.
Railroad Place.
At the Norwalk Methodist Church
last evening a. Sunday school prayer
meeting was held, the Sunday school
being in charge,
—-Plueh Lop Robes. McNerney's. ~3 lbs. Shoulder Steak, 25c. Hayes'.
——-Cheap Toys. Leary '& Co. -Buy a “Flexible Fiver" For 1‘1“
--100 Blackboards, 50; 350 Boards, ' children‘s Christmas gift. D0115, GO-
250. H. R. Bulkley, 51; So. Main St. ,CMtS' Games, Doll Houses, .‘vrecrmnrcur
——Watch Fons. at Noack’s. my: “muffin?" i Tamgths‘: (’0‘ S' d
__ . , . 1 . . ‘ _. rose 11 1, .o u . oes—a 1,1-
Turkeys, 2:; and 25°” Buttery 5' slrnlilc Xmas present for Women. (ilov-
aliafncrs (.lrristmas Cigars are cx- 0,115 the pram
a 11 0F . 11 .
ghlgriig‘filkl. 1" “0‘65"” "" or more. ——l<‘nncy Native Turkeys, 2411 lb., IIt
Hayes“.
(lockenoe Tribe. 1. 0. ll, M., of Nor- ,1. 111 w ll k ( l 1 ‘ r
walk. will nominate olhcers this even- ‘ 0 111wn W ("'8‘ 1111 '1 111111
ing. The Norwalks wont to Bridgeport yo s
terday and were initiated into the
—Holiday reduction in llats. at I. 1‘3- third degree by lloric Lodge. Colored
Hutchinson 3' ‘ Masonry. A big banquet followed.
”SW3” lean Fresh llams, “‘1' ”’U ~~You will very soon decide as to
Hayes. '
where you will leaVc your (‘hrislrnas
Cockenoe Tribe, 1. O. R. M._ of Nor- order if you only take a look in at tlu1
walk, will meet this evening at the wig- bending Grocer. C. E. Seymour.
worn in the Gazette building. -Smokc Twin City 50 Cigars
Sleighs at Luther M' Wr.ights —'i‘ire gift of gifts for Xmas. The
-Xmas Glover-1. Copyright Cl“ C0 Planet-.1 Piano. the piano that the
"PIUSh Lap ROMS M1Nerney S ' whole family can play and will enjoy.
Mr and Mrs George (1.1111(ng Durant Make Xmas rewrvutions now. Stein-
of Betlrel. were \isltors yesterday at ellS U 30- Main St
the homes 01’ Mrs W. H Swords and Howard Pierson who is a student at
Mrs, E H. Gurubort. the Columbia Law School and son of
——“A drowning m'an will 11111111 at a Mr.m1'1i Mrs. Walter ll Pierson. sum-
straW,” and often this straw is the xuerresldents oi‘ Norwalk husIetently
telephone been seriously ill at a New York li1ks~
“$150 Table Tennis at 35,.” pital and last week his condition was
Bulkley. 52 80. Main St. Icrlticul.» .
The Nutmeg Club of Norwalk. held ~All krnds of Liquors especially
a. meeting last night and nominated bottled for llollduysf(.hampagncs.
olilcers. T1111. election will mom on l:"”- Sherri. “"' 1‘ “"1“”; Lernongclll,
the first 'i‘hprsday night in January. L “y ””191-
—1Ladics‘ llmhrcllaa. O‘Brien, ”$31011“in A .l. Ilt‘iollins 8:01).
MVisit our Basement for your Chr'lst- ”‘ “ unease *3 “’ i W 10111 """”“
Inns purchase of Toys. M. S. Smith Silk \‘iullleI 111 Shirl Shlcld. \V 11 llil\'t“
& Co. both in goodly .1111 t\ ltouu's A1
About half a dozen entries have thur: Nun)!" , ‘ «.
far been secured for the proposed btl- —~«-Vlat1-l111s f‘" MM” ”“1““ *-
llurd tonrnnmcnl. at tin1 Norwulk A missionary service was th clcutnro
Club. The date for the beginning of last, evening at the meeting or the
the tournament has not yet been not Young People's Society of thc Nor~
as a number of more participants IIIc walk (‘ongrncgationnl Church. What
desired. 1111 You Mean When You Say tin1 lllblc
__ ‘v 3 v, ~. [.11 is inspired was lltc topic of the w-cI-k
6 SOBrrle'myigurSt‘knrus 111110 at bteiner k' l\' pray'er scnitc of thc 11'1l11111l1 nl1i1 l1
‘ liowcd.
—~.\’mus Trees at. Joselofi's. mwflead Nonck'u Icwclrv all
The mystery of the peculinrpoiscs ("1 t , .1” .' l' t‘l- .. i_-qw1 ..
heard in the1 National llunk of Norwalk ," "'1“ “”“ ~‘ “ _ ““9" 1» , {*1
lute may Monday night is explained by (unicrubcrt, litir‘qlltii‘liiL lullam, i hit.
Janitor Iolm Valium Mr Vulicnt (‘1-1111111. ll‘r'oIIIungc-brrc. etc, at (i, ll}.
' .‘1'.~-'~ -~ 1...
says that on the night in question he I Ind1l1b.1., Railroad H.111,
was working in the cellar. To the 1 1\’l":1t1:l1c.1: of all krnds :Ind priccs. ul
person who heard the sounds they .laclcmn's.
seemed as though they emanated from -’l'111l1ly ill-111's. l.cIIry £1 (‘11.
niuflled hammering and drilling, l Mrs. William Mcl’lrclson is doing
—Cr0lut & Knapp 1111111. O‘ltrlen. 1111-11111 11111111 Norwnlk llospiinl, where
~h‘rcc for n“. (gm-mm, Dirt {or (m. sire undcrwcnt an operation for 11111111111
ing. at the corucr of Van Znndt street dicliis a short tlrrre ago. Another
and Osborn avenue. (i, llownrd King_ pullout doing nicely at the institution.
n-ans 'l‘reoa at Joscloif's who was later operated on for IIppI111~
Cornelius McMulion, of Stamford. diciiis is Mike i-lrrzcl Lockwood.
. . witnghlcs. Fool iluils. Punching
1, .1 1 of ,
{itgciggilwli‘vd tfllINmSt‘rlIlr‘nllii'ldm“dzi‘rimou lines, Dunrbbclla. ludlun t lubs. Hockey
1 1 . r2
council and board of appropriation and Skates "”d 5'“ 1”“ I" I“ ““lkl‘i" ’
H. R.
apportionment to the civil unperior 5” MM'IN- .
court. The nppcul has been llllOWt‘lI ~' Buy .Vlllu' Mum ilnndkcrchlcla
by Judge Shumwny 11nd tomoIrMorw 11111 NW. W11 have a I-onrplctc Hilil‘k-
as the date of the homing M-c i'iilllr‘ (IIlcndara. lilililtlt'll, 11111. M. t-I.
Mullen owua a piece of property on Smith 6H1)
Bound View uremic.Stumtord.whivl1 1111- 1111qu llsstirililctii or ”turkey.
was condemnmi for park purposes by in town. 12-1-1 to or Hoyt-5,
the city tutti 8ll.iltlti allowed an dam wit you rIpprI-cintu "good things to
ages. lie alleges 345.000 dnnnrgcn, out," just call around to llu1 Loading
and the court will decidr1 whether or tirulwr. t‘. i1). Seymour.
not he. is entitlml to more than the
city allowed him. I
-—-Xmun Umbrcilrul. ()‘ilr'icn'a.
mlr‘ioridu 0111111111111, tilt to 3511 doz. i1‘.
—SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES
for all broken oi illut’llllit‘li at Five
(lentil pol pnckuuc illiii everything clan
1). Lemon & (to, pcltalnluu to sowing Inunhlncu ill
’* «Shoreline (‘nrvcru and Table Cul- greatly reduced prices. hook for the
‘ ’ 11111 11
mm“ at Ghm‘ E‘ Dow‘s». ‘ Hill cr Flt-wing Machine (.‘,o id 811.
N‘W'mk ““5 "'39“ “WW0"? “9“ Mutual-ll” Bu Norw.uil1 t‘onn. l..tl
from shoplifting this location. An to bomb. 50",“ MIN".
rule a bin sum; of llaht lingered acn
try both men and women. hike lidvan ‘
tub of {he holiday crowdu in the
atom and mourn It tow choice arti-
cleu. So tar thin “qu11 there have .
been no complaint; from otorekccparu
on thin more. The police wich to re-
mind everybody I0 keep Chrlotmnn
comic to nurture places. so no not'to 90.11 “up AL'UMI,
prove may mar e or enlarpr I In;
sneak thluyel. P11109111 are provorulnlly 'OXW“ “WV“
1 carclurulhwnh their gngwty ntkth‘l‘l; Ice HUNCHING ”1133.
‘1' Ion oti eyear an t linen t OVBI
and wound story men generally man. ROLL“ ”“113
age to reap it good layout. . | to: llitATll.
-"When in Rome Int tin.1 Nominal ,
do.” it your neighbors have 11 ohm '00? 'ALL.
am in 11 good title for them and their All NFL".
example in a good one to tritium-«sinit
it can Guillermo "Lu.
«Celery, lattot'crflrhnberrlell. Strut FOOT IALL OUl‘i‘O,
mo" 0“” “M 1|“ “1' ”‘3'“ urn-11:11.“.
can make your selection C. E. 0y
moor. warn; Grocer. ‘ LAROIIT AND IIOT AMRT-
""""‘" W‘“ *‘ y“""" “ MINT OP PANOY OHRIITMAO
FOOT 0AM” IN THI .TATI.
COLEMAN’S
mm MRI.
“uncommon Willem,“ 11m
, Our dental Ghouolullli. £61: in. Human
ital. Choice Feb
, mnbudyl pee
"Open Evenings—~—
%~Giits Men Brize.
Bop Thom III This Nioris Store.
Gifts that men prize most are inexpensive. and may be easily
chosen from our great stocks; of useful and practical gifts for men.
Something he can wear or use brings the greatest appreciation. The
wise woman will make her selections from the following list:
Pick You‘r Gifts from This List.
NECKWEAR,251: to $1.
GLOVES, :11 to $2.
HOUSE cOA'rs, $5 to $12.
BATH ROSES, $3 to $12.
HANDKERCHIEFS, 10c Io 50c.
MUFFLERS, $1 Io'$3.
SHIRT SHIELDS, $1 to $4.
UMBRELLAS, $1 to $6.
CANES, 251: to $1.50.
SWEATERS, $1 to $5,
CARDIGANS, 31.50 to $4.
FUR CAPS, $2.50 to $3. I
SUSPENDERS, 2511 to $1.50.
BCARF PINS, 50a to $2.
WATCH FOBS, 50c to $2.
FANCY VESTS, $1.50 to $4.
1408151111, 251: to 50¢.
PAJAMAS. $1 to $2.50.
NIGHT Rans, 5°C to $1.
SHIRTS, 501: to $2.50.
SUITS, $8.50 to $30.
OVERCOATS, $8.50 to $35. I,
RAINCOATS $10 to $25.
FUR COATS, $22 to $30.
Don‘t forget the boys! They will appreciate a new suit, or over-
coat, or reefer. such as we can supply at a very modest price.
Tel. Call 632-2
The economy of buying good things doesn‘t usually
appear in the price. the reputation of the scilcr counts.
We don t believe there is another
111' rIirI'II'y in America
where greutcr effort is lilltllc to give exact. satislac tlon than
we make. i“:
We mnkc a specialty of "Clean Oats," you may know
it, hnt— ‘
vBuy Oats That's Clean.
, l MANUEL T. MATCH.
We are heart—inst. as far as the Ilt1ztl‘~ "1‘.
11st telephone or letter box.
For the Hohdays
COLEBURN & LAUDER
98 WASHINGTON 3+. 3 MAIN ST.
80UTH NORWALK. . NORWALK.
Have prepared a large and choice stock. and
would respectfullucsk liOlll'
inspection.
MERRY XMAS FOR ALL
Finn and well-thoctod atock of DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEWELRY.
Silverware. Tulict Built, Manicure 141111. l1'rlllt'y tilocka. etc.
LADIES’ AND GENTB' FINE SILK UMBRELLAB.
All Igootln at bottom prince.
H. 8. FOOD, J EWELER
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET. IOUTH NORWALK.
~ .1 1..
After All
'Other Gifts ‘
Are Forgotten
'l‘lIu hankhook will no rcmcmbormi. Alter an
account is once started {or the youuanlcr,additions
to It come easily,
Many a man owe: Ml present financial indo-
pendcnce to the savings account started for him by
his thoughtful father.
Four per cent. compound interact in paid in
our Savings Department.
‘ I
The , South Nornlk host (to.
3. mt. may be opened tor one dollar. ”MM?!”
rowel-mm: 11m» unwzm
so. i rude
4
<2;q
a»
Special tor Saturday.
"LIGGETI’S"
Solordog
Condo
29c lb.
l.lgg11.tt1I Saturday (‘andy .....
ll‘onwuy Chocolates, ’Ib pltl'.
be President Chocolates, 1 lb. pkg. 35(-
Evcr itcnrly Safety Razor, complete
with 1?. blades ........... title
Apollo Chocolates in l‘qu-y silk cov-
ercd, violet and holly trimmed,
puckngcs ...................... 980
Fenway (.llrocolutes in 1 1b. Japanese
buckets .................. . 89c
llc Nillorl Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELXVERY SERVICE.
2911
title
O'BRIEN TURNED DOWN AGAIN.
Fairfield County Bar Does Not. Want
Him as a Member.
A large meeting of the F‘ulrfleld
County Bar Association was held this
morning at. Bridgeport, at which
Matthew E. O'Brien was again “turn-
ed down" in his application to he ad~
mlttcd to practice at the bar.
(i'liricn is the former shcrii‘l’ of
Bridgeport, who made such a commo-
tion by his sensational raids on saloons
and who was later refused admission
to the bar by the bar committee.
()‘llrlt-n then appealed to the courts
over the heads of the car committee.
bu without mall. and recently he put
in another application for admission.
inst fail he was nominated for gov-
ernor on the Prohibition ticket and
cyan that. honor was not suillcicnt. to
secure his admission as a lawyer,
When O'Brlcn‘s name came up. no
one spoke in his favor and the name
was unanimously voted down.
A number of other applicants for
admission came up and among the suc-
cessful oncr. Were Ernest Gregory. of
Norwulk; Charles Williamson, of Dar-
ion, and Edward B. Brndlcy, of West-
port. Mr. Bradley has practiccd three
years in New York and was admitted
by courtesy without an examination.
~~l’crlumc.s of Mccllcnt, quality and
populaI pricc. trt Edw. \V. Kcllcy, .lr.’s,
in 11g gist
~~ l1‘ llli,‘ Lobstors, th'. Bullcry'u
-« li‘ancy l‘lnrirs lrnd Rockers. .1\, .1.
Collins Iii (Do.
«Women huro such good illNio. it‘s
:1 shunu- more of them don't pick
ShiIts for men‘s gifts. 'i‘nslr-l'ul :-llill1<l
here. Rout-rs N Stcwns.
-~-.\'III:I.1: (lifts. No.11k'a N11. Main St.
~|.l\'11 Lobstcra 20 ulrd 2'11 (‘111-
bill's Market.
—lt1‘1nd Nonck‘s .lcwclry 11d.
”All kinds of Chccw. at l-‘l'icdril'lr'u.
Railroad i'lace.
mt‘hr'lslmas Wreaths.
l), Lawton 6': (‘11.
“For liinmond ltlnlzs, Signet itiugu
tipal Rings and lllrrgu of all kinds. 1w
lo Jackson's.
ST. JOHN‘S LODGE OFFICERS.
13 for 27111. lv‘.
Harry F. Bennett Elected Worshiplul
Master.
The annual ('Irtrlllluull‘diion of St.
.lollu‘s laidg‘c, l1‘. and A. M.. of NIH”
walk. was held lust night. at Masonic
'l‘11IIIpl11, coroner of Wall and lsuuc
otrcct. Norwalk.
Senior \‘I‘urdcn llm'ry llennclt. was
elected to the oliicc of worshlplul Inas-
1111. 'Ilu1 full list of olllceru elected
was up follows
WoIshiptul Mrmthwilurry l1‘.
lit-ll
Senior WarricIrmJuInI-n 'l‘. ilIIth-li.
Junior Worden Everett 11‘. Kyle.
'i‘l‘t'itHiil'l‘i'“ i-Inmucl Lynne.
Secretary ~~Fl11tci1er Van iimiaur.
Trustee» for 111111 two and three
yearn Icupecllu-ly—~lirtrvcy M. Kent
A. (‘ Golding and A. C. thchw.
'i'her m are novcrnl appointiVI1 otIlt‘Nl
incumbent» of which will be IIIInoIIIrc
11d later. 'l‘IrI1 new oillcora will be ill-
utnllerl at the next regular communi-
cation, which will be held 011 the first
'l‘bururlny night in January.
Vrtriorm roorls were received lard
nialrt, chewing the lodge to be in n
l‘irlit chum condition in every respect.
lien-
wA low All Wool Blunltetn at. 1-1pm“
iIIl prltoa. M .l McNernuy.
wt). K. prlccu on ’i‘cu and Kilthon
Ficta. ll it iluiitley.i'12 So. Main ill
Xmau (ili‘tn,
wXIIIIIII (llovcn. Copyright Clo. Co.
wllandaomc Silk limbrcllml on Mile
tor Xmuo presents. M. S, Hmilli It Go.
1-1:»Xm111: Slipper-11. tlluver‘u the Place.
w'l'he tineot Native Turkey: that can
be produced. 21h: lb.. at iloycs‘.
~11'l'l1o lineal «my 0! good things in
thin section. if you are not in the
habit of coming to our Moro. iuat coil
around and decide for yourlielt. t‘. E.
Hoymour. loading (lrnccr.
“Everything for picture taking to
the Kodak box. Etliloonl’owoli t‘orp.
wilmoke 'l‘win Oily 511 Cigars.
Ham .
“HOTEL MAHAGREMO CHI.
All the leading brand: ol‘ Wicca and
Lindon at reduced prices for the
Holidays.
APIAKiNa or on.
You ought to look over our line. Blip
mt Went to town, at prices
ranging from to to "no. Wini play 01
Clerk. cor. 1111111 uni Washington Btu.
minimal Pout Card Album. at
benedict'n.
«commas ‘l‘reos at Benedict’s. 1012.
.«nm Xmas Presents. O‘Brien.
mottm-
SENTIN
w-Pork Chops. H11. iii: Sausage. l'lc.’
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No. 51
CHRISTMAS!
NICE HOSE;
LIST YOU THINK WOULD
FOR A GENTLEMAN‘?
AND LITTLE MEN?
WE SHALL GLADLY HELP
HAPPY. 1
98 Washington Street.
Wm.P.
49 Wall St. Norwalk.
SILLY MFACNCE oralwm Willem
NJSOMETHING 'mEY CAN USE. - ~
Rip?) MANY NICE USEFUL‘liiINGS
LIKE GLO VES. HoNpItEItcmEr;
NECK WEAR ANDTHE IlKE we
HAVE {ILLTi NE [THINGS You
J \1
“Q5131“: or no. mm mm co- 1:11chqu 7'“ o u 71: “/1, mi. cumrrmmi
0
WHAT JOY THE ‘VERY WORD
BRINGS. ’TIS AT CHRISTMAS TIME THAT‘WE
TURN FROM SELFISHNESS ANDTRY TO-MAKE
OTHERS HAPPY. AND HOW THIS BRINGS HAP-
PINESS INTO OURSELVES!
PRESENTSBE? U5EFULTHINGS——U5EI’UL THINGS.
MEN LIKE TO GET NECKTIELS, SILK SUSPENDERS;
HANDKERCHIEFS.
GLOVES, SLIPPERS. SMOKER JACKET5—-TH-ING.S
TO WEAR. CAN’T YOU FIND SOMETHING lN THIS
MOI m
mu" .1“:
)ESOLVED
E JHOULD QUIT THE
Elill’s AND GIVE CIR FRIENDS
- ,5; BUSTER BR
WHAT SHALL THE
MUFFLER“,
MAKE A NICE PRESENT
NECKTIES FOR $25c AND we
.SlLK SUSPENDERS FOR soc AND 75c 1
MUFFLERS FOR $1.00 AND $2.00
SMOKlNG JACKETS FOR $5.00 AND $6.00
UMBRELLA5 $1.00 To $5.00
WHAT WOULD BETTER
PLEASE A LITTLE MAN THAN.
A NICE OVERCOAT cosr‘ FROM 52 so To 36 00
A 5Ul T or CLoTHES— COST FROM 52. oo T035 00
YOU To MAKE OTHERS
RESPECTF‘ULLY
Selleck 8- Page.
HEAD- TO- FOOTERS,
Christmas 11111511115
Rt, - ‘5 f
Yopular Yr'rccs‘L‘éc-‘Sbo 4150 400 ‘
Beers’
Book and Stat ironcry Stores.
6 So. Main St. 80. Nor-walk.
l D). pkg. Epicure RalsiuII ...... tile
1 lb. pkg. Currants .............. 1012
Nancy Citron, per Ib. . ........... (lilo
Orange and Lemon, per lb. 18c
Crnnlwrrloa. per (It, ............ lilo
2 the. Mixed Nuts 251:
English Wlilllillil. per lb. lbc
llruzll, Pecan and li‘illrertu, per lb. ilic
3 lim. t‘.ui. l’runcs .......... . 251:
2 lim. Ixtru larrue l‘runon ........ 25c
Appicn. pcr pk. .............. , 251:
Native lulIor'y. per hunch .. ..... . 1511
2 (1111111 Druiioya' Pumpkin 251:
Malta ltic11~Wltl12
free.
United Grocery Co.
90 North Main 01., Io. Nor. Tel. 143.
I Phone
WE
nun, tor christian with the m u an; In good. in In . , .
your cam think It) all at our store. We can Iumtoh you argon. but in ,
world prudent ln good tiling- to «t.
3.1 WEST WASHINGTON 81‘
HIM. IOTA?! In“.
(”MILL nutritional 111.1311» P.
$51.11
W
W autumn-nit».
It placed no" you on can at tin high In mill-cite».
tor. New York, building lot, Haul in“
Special Sole oi Lhrislmos Groceries f
i pkgs. liurnmond's Mince Meat .. 25c
.'i lbs. Wet Mince Mont ....... 260
2 dis. Sweet. Potatooa
Largo Crock Johnson's Mince Meat.
regular 50c size, this sale . .. 361!
Columbia Apple Butter, ppr creek . 300 .
New Crop Molasses. extra nice, per
mil. ..
1
i111-111101-
Atmore Plum Pudding. 2511 can. ...l9c
.."‘V"'*"""" 250
.‘l (‘unu Pump
Largo usaorimcnt of lrnncy Applou 0rnnges.(l 011,35". Nut Mania
liubfltud illprnuhoa Purunipa. Spinach. 'i‘urnipn. 0111an. etc.
plum. we give 11 child' 11 not Knltc. Fork and Spoon,
“‘1‘:
I M. Epstein.
49 Fort at... not Nor
3321+ . "
ARE a
w, want your Obi-Ia an arm on?!
A ”3%; ‘ l}
CHARLES n marrow.
b
LEADING GROCER. ; 1
' IOUTH NORWALK:i
Anyone on pic
plum it.
South? Norwalk.
‘
.....1oo
6511 I)
Alpha Salad Dressing. 251:3le .. 200 .
Any Kind Pancake Flour, 3 plus. . 260. ,1
iii Sweet Florida Omnxcn 250 '
Extra l1‘ino Pickle». per doc. . . . . .. 100 1
it. “I’ll. Iii-3. ‘
mum acw. 1‘” k.
“real
1.}..1'.::' '. '
Norwalk Chronicler