~..-.-—.—.. d...-
1 ’putfthemnd.
'mi, ooze-writes Special
Gris: to“ or,
”Petites.
”under" dermis
, Vii, lily a‘lvef pref-
. _ ‘j lent-homegwhue
shims unattached millet:
,3 1030.131}an and
‘ stile mines hav‘e'glv-
we or .r presence. ,
_ sown WWW u u
do audits. so rapidly are the
‘ Will; ‘ -
"wait: long enough
The estate
{Norris of: Philadeb
predicted that if it “mile
{l :-
ii
if: ft; couthuicsto appreciate in
gloom Will‘lllfi.‘l,"°i"h several millions
W9 ‘ , ides pdylu’gall the expenses.
. W
‘ ’ guitarist his ‘girl declares that the
amplifier broil ugvotook‘mokps. bar stool
”Salute ,odor‘ of ‘ baiting apples‘ Impala
hot I.” gutsy. Wonder whntthevameil
of‘bolll‘tiglcabbage would do when? w
M
humanism ‘ cuusasv.
“hell tmohair makes du-
diug street or ira-
105?.“ dust-sh
'l
on biiould'bo“ very carefully
‘Iin 'veral Waters and allowed
, ale ~hotlrs».in,.coiu water be
i ,wiugn-Tsrt of a lemon. rind,
, p. is an addition that gives a
. 2.11am“! . .
W
it‘l-
wol i ggsuits are .vefrvf
, . small little square
> W in: a popular style
5 900 t costumes .
n 8am ture'foilows the pointed
2 kill? yo 9 audithc sleeve facing
-, o, the ink cut! on a still-twaist cos~
" ,1“ if! .1 owner fancies. ap-
‘ $133110 touting baudsupon the
fillttleijstra s of mat kid lke
. ml
. _ across ti) Inslep.
We...» W 11.?
Ill ' l
M _e
. an sleuth? fig-
- lie shiectavcttical
till as Ol'llus’ertiourthe etc
“51"9V9 y pass in good style
_ lgmblllll‘pf greater impor-
‘ho ' the individual
1 ’tnrndown collar
, is‘seen‘again‘on'
l1! , ~. as. - ,
character chews among grow
. lip-by their. in thods of “king
'f 1m re. 89. a natural bent of
nd 0 f ‘ .chiidren'ris 'shown
.piay. 'an mothers may learn
, the coming
my mingling of the
is with w_ to promises to be
are n «he oration. '
' solved in tomato cases
a“ tomatoes is such that it
up car
no
it 1101..
. l uriiscnrry‘ well the curves of
h ial‘rulflds that. are 'appiind In
lid" thoboiiom of the skirt.
rig illr'tlt 1lsl’tii‘n‘or front. This
Willi) "only on the pious
to“ “bu Midi-est: occasions.
rogulurly on most tac
”ll "t changes at J05
about fifty years more and l
{glif‘illa- the copy.
8 .,
3p ‘etJédngdish, though the pre- .
. . - at
"an. as -
mm' r.J
‘fltisunfo
‘ Ur.
WMW an order. to ~m1'llr
‘ , moment, :1 ‘_
MI! 13'
‘. . . mu 4 .
shown". Jmmslfjhi- diroot too-
financial-have to be stricm out and
with it tho wiilaoti‘tho codieil of tho
dofcndaat" , ,.
air. rims-icon decla ‘ ’thateif the
d mutton-y now ho wanton
" no ohioctlon and would so instruct _i-.
sir. J o than directed that Abra-
: nostril: ununol. illo~lawyor who (1
up the affidavit to which mom Nos . it
lucid to have swat-n and which chair
ed 'I‘hawwith crackle-during the r
1003 trip to Europe take its. stand.
Hummol, who is a very small man.
walked forward rapidly andth his
seat in the witness chair.
Mr; Jerome's first question was. "Do
youfknow Evelyn-‘Nesbit Thaw?"
.1! 0. ’1
“When did you first see her?"
' “some time in‘ 1'901*.or71002.‘.' ‘
Witness did not remember where he
first saw her before he mother athls
o co .~ ‘ .
pyof the last page of the famous
a idavit which Mr. iinheméi said. no
freshod'ms 'in'emory sothst he could
state ”sturdy that the date on which
Evelyh'MIt Thaw called at his odi-
ce was Dabber 27, 1903; Mr. Delmss
,obmctedxamral‘ timer to the use of
the photograph. but the court allowed
the questions. '
‘ “Did Miss Nesbii how a mnvcrsa—
tion with you in your adios?" asked
Mr. Jerome.
“You.”
“Did you dictate to a stcnographer
while she was present?" ,
Mr. Delmus objected, saying the pur-
pose of Mr. erome apparently was to
contradict Mrs. Thaw. and he could not
properly interrupt her cross examina-
tion for that purpose. MreJerome‘ argu-
ed the point. particularly In answer
to Mr. Doimas' statement that collate-
ral testimony was not permissible in
testis the credibility of a witness
,. “fit could prove White was in'Eu-
rope the night she says she was drug
and by him," declared Mr. Jerome.
“thatwouid be a collateral fact and i
would M be allowed to put it in evi-
dence‘.‘; rant if she told Thaw in Paris
that ’th'nelwaa no truth in her sitte-
mentphontsmnford White, than thilt
woulddioca material fact and i should
be allowed to put it in."
' The ffidavit contains the allegation
that. aw whipped Miss Nesblt when
she told hlmther. was‘novtruth In the
statementabouthite and refused to
signphpir'rs melting the definite charge
against the architect. Mr. Jerome said
he wanted to prove the existence of an
original affidavit so he could introduce
Justice FltzGerald overruled the ob
jeotion and Mr. Hummel said he did
dictates statement In the presence of
Miss Nesbit.
“0n the next day." asked Mr. Jerome
.“dld Jacobson .or Suydckcr give you a
mpw?!‘ . . ». , . . .
“Yea...” , .
'A document was shown the witness
and he Was asked if it, was not. a car-
bon copy of the paper referred to. Mr.
Delmss objected and was sustained by
the court. it being held that the ques-
tion was an attempt to contuovort 'col-
lateral facts brought out on cross- ex-
aminetiou.
Lira-Jerome asked Hummel several
Other que'stious whether he gave the
paper to melyn Nesblt. what became
of it? d "when ahe‘next want. to his
silica, lit objections to allof them
were, sustained. Mr. Hummcl was ex-
cused-temporarily. >
. Abraham'Snydoker, whowasa clerk
in Hummers ofilce next'was called. lie
said hovbow Evelyn'NesbiL,
“Didyou on‘Octobei-izs,~1908;‘cee her
sign a‘ ; i” asked)“. Jerome
. Mr. Demos abjected and the court
ruled with him and)”. Burdelier was
excused for the time being.
Mr. Delmss , having successfully
blocked all testimony regarding the al-
leged aflidavlt for the time being. Mr.
Jerome asked that Mrs. Evelyn Thaw
be recalled. When she had taken the
stand Mr. Jerome handed her a paper
and asked her if from first to lost It
was in herhsndwriting. Mm. Show
uthined thd paper. smiling from time
to time as she read:
it soon developed that the paper was
a diary. While Mrs. Thaw was reading
of letters from Mr. Lyon had been re-'
ceived. address to Clerk Penny. He
turned them over to Assistant District
Attorney Gnrvan. .who broke the seal.
Mr. Delmas objected to this and ask-
ed that tile letters he rescaled and re.
turned to the clerk.
‘ Mr. Jerome handed the packet to Mr.
Pciliiy. J ustlco Fltzflorald \v‘lIl have
to decide later what disposition is to
be made of the documents. .
They were sent on under a stipula-
tion that they shouldibaibrought with-
l
I
my. “butfifimto'ttgflr won.
rel. . bayou: , . . '
oefltaOGWhohadnoau-
lottora tho doles“ 111d» M h d .
file was shown the. . photographic .
Mr. Jerome announced that a packet ,
MADE OF PURE CREAM
CONGRBGATION“ MEN'S OLIJ
President Hadloy. of Vote. to Attond
. lansuot Wodnooday. March 13.
The Men's Club of the South Nor-
wnik Congregational Church is going
to make its iirst annual banquet. which
is to be held Wednesday evening.
March 13. a notable occasion. At the
request of the executive board, Dr.
Mscfarisnd went to New Haven yes-
terday. bearing an invitation to Prosi~
dentliadley to be the special mount
the club on this occasion and to make,
the main address. President Hadley
has accepted the invitation. '
The number of tickets, to be issued
will need to be limitedto the seating
capacity. of the'banuuet mom of the
church, The price, of the tickets .is
thirty-In cents. and they can be ,ob-
rained of the president, John 11. Law-
rence. the vice-predicate. John
Light and Frederick B. Sitts, the sec-
retary, Louis s. Beers. Treasurer
George B. Williams.‘ George ii. Vos-
burgh and Lawrence A. Douglas.
A reception will be' held in the
church parlors from 6:30 to 7:30. fol
lowed by the banquet. at which there
will be addresses by President lind-
ley and other distinguished speakers.
interspersed by orchestral music and
singing. - '
President Hadley was much pleased
with the Invitation and very willingly
accepwd it. While he was professor
of economics at Yale and Dr. Macfar‘
land was an instructor, they were as-
sociated together as coaches of the
intercollegiate debating teams of‘tlie
university. '
The membership committee of the
club. of which George 8. North is
chairman. Is to meet at the parsonage
on Friday evening of this week. The
membership of the club promises to
be very large. ~
OBITUARY RECORD.
MR8. THOMAS HENRY.
The death of Helen. wife of Thomas
Henry. of 30 Grand street,"Danbui-y.
occurred Saturday evening. at 9:45
o'clock. after a long illness of phthisis.
She was formerly of Norwalk and
leaves beside her husband a little
daughter only twenty-one months old.
She is also survived by ”’0 brothers.
Morris Hickey, of Newtown, and Th0-
mas Hickey, of New York city. The
funeral was held this morning from
the house at 8:45 o'clock and at St.
Joseph's Catholic Church at 9:30. The
Interment was In New Britain. the fun-
og'n‘l party leaving 'Danbury on the
11:09 Highland division train.
JAMES STEEB.
The funeral of James Stceb Will-l
held this morning from St. Mary‘s
Church. The Rev. John C. i‘ogsrty
officiated and Interment. was in St.
Mary's Cemetery. . The poll bearers
were John Clune; John Delaney.
George Hands and Thomas Fitzgerald.
The bearers of the handsome floral
tributes were William Sisttrryv and
William Donovan.
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VE‘SSELS.
NEW Y Feb. 26.——Arrived;
Steamer Batavia. Hamburg.
' NEW 1' RR, Feb, 26.—Arrivod:
Steamer Zceland. from Antwerp;—
unw roux. NEWHIVEFs
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
In Effect January I 1907.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YO K.
A. M.——12:66:. 6:14. 5:41, 6:18.
6:50;, 6:68. 7:50, 8:18x. 8:40. 9:051.
max. 9:48, 10:55:. 11:01, 11:17:.
P. M.~12:62:. 1:00, 1:45x, 2:67;.
8:80. mm. 5:10, 6:41, 6257:. 6:40.
0:681, 7:178. 7:50;. 11:57:, 10:32.
Sundays. ‘
M.-~12:56:. 6:141, 6:413. 8:57.
M.—-12:56x. 2:47x, 2:571, 5:41.
5:517:18. 7:64x. 9:57x, 10:00.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK‘
A. M.~—12:00x. 12:09x. 4:54, 6:45,
6:46, 8:01. 8:01;, 8:49, 9:141, 10:02:.
10:00, 11:00x. 11:03.
I'. ‘M.——-l2':03x. 1:04. 1:49x, 2:00x,
(iii. 3:31x, 4:03x, 4:00, 1:32, 5:02x.
09. 0:25. 0200):. 6:03. 6:58, 8:02:.
29. 11:00x.
A.
13:43:.
. P.
r).
..
5:
ii:
Sundays.
in the jurisdinction of the court.
Mrs. Thaw said the paper she had us-
unlined. was all In or hhudwfliing. l
“is it not a diary which you kept in '
1902?"
, se-
ll-i'tife' new Japanese
Washington. has as Ills
bullion in‘his home a,
. t ’eodi‘ggbirphoki never rev
" ‘ tritihglttpr sealing him,
‘ W%' it sits‘ on h'se too near the
,inait’s chair; Peter rarely loses
4 I: of his master and sometimes ac-e
ponies him in his (hives. The thin
. or tells everyone that i’ctrr ls1
fluent accomplished of his kind.
‘ “has lived in four capitals and
.1114: ocean is: timvs. Peter
to th-"e-illlli.‘ ll lilivqr “will.”
a and address inscribed 'In
1:. 0n fete days a big knot of
is fastened to his collar and on.
" national feasts a chrysantiief
l“ ‘ added. _.,, ,
,manesteadihyvpursues an honor-
oonalstent course. people don't.
ya him. credit: they fll‘f‘. not
file Is buiij‘i‘tt‘udul '
,.
llllib‘i Iorcgo Ills aspirations.
t ,
ciore Mr. Delmas allowed the wit
been to answer this oucstioll lit: took
the diary and begun to read it to him-
self from end to cud.
Jerome announced he lllld completed
his examination of Mrs, Thaw at 12:40
p. in. Recess was then ordered.
KILLED HIS BEST FRIEND.
'NEW' YORK, ‘chb. 26,—Tliomas
Noonau, a factory watchman, was ur-
restcd today charged with shooting
to death his benefactor and best
friend. His victim was Philipxuq,
Nelly, night engineer in the factory
lSOUTH
,,.1
A. M.-—12:00x, 12:09x. 6:00. 7:30
150:, 10:02x. .
1’. 11—6204. 6:00x. 15:50:. 8:02;.
11:00:.
NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.-—-l2:06, 1:12x. 1:55x, 6:16,
7:24. 8:25, 9:10x,-10:123,11:06x.11:41.
P. M.—12:02x. 1:10. 3:07x. 3:22x.
4:10. 15:26, 6:01x. 6:28, 7:04;. 9:27.
. 1.
Note-2:40 and 7:25 to Bridgeport
only.
9
, Sundays.
.4. M.—12106X. 1:121. 1:56;, 7:37.
0:08. 10:54. 11:05:.
P. M.--6:42, 7:04, 8:10. 9:08.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURY.
A. ifs-6:300:15“. 9:58.
P. M.-—1:25. 4:831. 5:10. 6:01. 7:10.
where Noonan wile employed, Tilc
men under arrest admits the killing,
but declarese‘thpt he acted in self-de-
i’éfise. (the ”trouble which led to the
tragedy mole some time ago when
Noonsnlost‘his position as watchman
bccsm;“0l*mefuvernuce,
does not. light his appetite
tie who
1 P. M.-8.'00.
Sundays.
A. M.—-9:15. ‘ ”'
P. M.—-—7:30. ‘
DANIURY-‘TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A.
11:46. ‘
P. lie-4:18. 8:85, 6:48.
‘ ‘ undo
. Y'-
A. lit—7:55.
Superior to all others
Unsurpassed and unsurpaioonble
=======
sow. m man co.. on: real.
M.-—5:55. 7:25. 8:11. 10:00:.
OF TARTAR. NO ALUM.
l
MINING To DEMAND 04 A DAY.
BUTTE. Mont; Feb, 28.——Returns
to midnight last night indiéato that
the amendment to the constitution of
the Bute Miners' Union, increasing the
wage scale to 34 a day, will carry. it
the ultimatum of John D.‘ Ryan. man-
aging director of the Amalgamated
Copper Company. is can-led into ef-
nlgsmated mines will close Tuesday
night.
. wfifi
CISCO.
SAN FRANOiSCO, Feb. 20.——Tbe
Pacific Mail liner Mongolia arrived
here. last night from Hong Kong sun
Yokohama with 300 Japanese ooolias.
who will be lauded today.
Hutttttuiitsu,
45 Wait 01., Norwalk.
94 Washington 81.. 8o. Norwaik.
Real Estate and Insurance.
We have several dccldod bargains
In Incon'io producing property that
must incroaoo In vaioc.yvith Humid
growth of the town."
[.lpflmw
tile Sale
of Men’s and Bous’
Clothing
at Halt-Price.
msu'o mo sovo' ruamsuas.
.. cementum.
11 N0. MAIN ST.
The article which sells best In the
one having the best features. Such is
the new policy issued by . .' ‘i _,
THE WASHINGT ”LIFE. INSU -
ANOE 60.. 0 .NEW YORK
(Inc. 1601. .
No estimated dividends: every
figure a guarantee. Sand for figures.
Liberal compensation to men of char-
acter, as agents.
Walter S. Manitoulin.
a
a
o
e. I
u
n
n
I
fect'. in consequence of the demand for »
an Increase. itis probable that all Am- ‘
COOLIES LAND ATv BAN FRAN- -
Spoclaliata In All Female Complaints.
'
GLOVE R’S
Good Shoe News
liaison hid Elite
THAT FIT
_ 25¢
acorrnn~
of ours is a winner. guarantood
to glvo oatiafactlon. We Import
our own Como and roast It
“right." In our own plant. tbuo'
cutting out tho mlddlomon'o
profit. and giving our patrons a
Goffoo for :5 costs that cannot
ho oquailod olaowboro for. Ioao
than 35 canto.
Try a pound and be suited.
The Union Putin
Tea in.
126 Washington Oh, So. Nor-walk
Noxt Door to Post-Office
Phono, 055-2. Froo Doilvory
o
:I:-:I:l:‘:l‘..I'Iziri.l.—‘t'l:l."hII‘C.I'I'I‘§'I'I.I:III
run tantamount-cc?
Eatabllohod 1888.
u'l Io'l .Tl'l‘s'.’ ’n‘
. 1
mastic
Tomorrow, on Second Floor.
, This may be a little early for some and a trifle late for others-—
those, for instance, who have already loft for Florida. But we have
been anxiously awaiting these goods for the last'four weeks. 'Now
they are seize. ' ‘ 4 "
The Celebrated
“ Opera” ShirtWaists.
-Wc'll mention no prices toyou; we'll describe no styles. it’s
enough said when we announce that the “OPERA” .Waistsnrc here!
Full easements—411 cepies'ofthe latest result models. . This little
hint will surely conjure up the delightful treat in store for you here,
if you are familiar with the “OPERA” Waists.» If you are not yet
, Graduate Physicilnein Attondanoe.
' Oomuliafloh Froo.
05 W0“ “"1 WM.
NEAR BROADWAVLNIW YORK.
-..~._.
the place.
for Men.
u—uuun-
Spring Styles.
is ALL firmness.
Phono. 548—8.
“—-
.,Wea.r shoes
Manager for CM Hartfordficom
Muney '
Houaowlvoo and anyone drawing a
weekly salary can occurs mossy at our
office on thoir own name.
Call and no no.
Independent loan and Se-
curity 00.
Haviiond Bldg. Whhinatcn St.
A; Office Houra.9o.m.tcap.m.‘
. . . .. 2—!!!
THE SOUTH NORWALK STORAGE;
WAREHOUSE ’
Day and Prospect Streets.
Fireproof and up-to-date in all par-
ticulars; thoroughly ventilated: eleva-
tor to take goods to second story.
Rooms In sizes to suit. Outside sior-e
age for materials not damaged by the
weather. For particulars address
G. N. M‘cKIBSIN,
Office. Room 4. Haviiand Block,
Washington Street.
Gown the Habit of Having Your
Sunday Dinner of tho
. GLIFFORD‘
No worrying about selecting
your meats, no bother with
dlohcs or otovc when pleasant
weathor comes.
Courteous Stir-vies.
Pleasant Surrounding.
Excellent Cooking.
5P
lo lliil People of South
avoidable, we will .5. be In this town
any part of this or nost week. Watch
for the announcement of day and date
to be given later.
United American
Headquarters 110 East 23d Si, N. Y.
...,._‘._‘,.,._ - .._.‘...._.._..--.._.__.,~_.. .
umEhnut
Nurwalk.
S
Through a mioioko. which'waa un-
92 Washington Street.
For bug 680.
real article.
Mo-Ka Blond (Golden Flavor)
5 lbs Sugar
acquainted with these Waists, then by all means see them tomorrow.
You’ll feel glad you did. We look forward with plenum: to
your visit to our Waist Department and we guarantee to surprise
and delight you with these new and beautiful Shirt Waist con.
ccptions. ’
The Bait}? Store;
scsoossn HILDAELOST‘.
135" rclcieivcd a message yesterday
- or; m tint. his first wife. Ms
Had Crew of Nine Mon When She Noonsn. was dying from the'ahoc'ilrgf
Left Philadelphia. 2%,”: (3%“ ma??? :1“) {1m ““59“
‘, . v w ersey. . c n as not’ , en
SAVANNAH, Ga, bob. Air—It is keeping up a correspondence with his
believed the schooner Hilda. which left, .11» """ ed wife, although he has been
Philadelphia February 3 for this port. sending her money. It has been many
coal-laden, has been lost with her crew years since the first Mrs. McDongid
of nine men. leloped with a Catholic priest who had
charge of the little chapel she had
had constructed in her home; She lic-
C- companied the priest to F‘ranoe. then
nd returned to the United States after
rs— he grew tired of her.
M'DONALD'S FIRST WIFE DYING.
CHICAGO. Feb. 2§.~Micbael
McDonnld, whose wife,‘Flora. shot :1
killed Webster 8. Guerln last Tllu
Attend the Great Reduction Sale.
Extra! 1 Special ! Todau.
,_ Wednesday-Remnant, Dali, . ..
' Kitchen Dept. filled with Extraordinaiu ‘
Bargains. . ‘ ‘ ‘
M. 8. SMITH 8: COMPANY.
South Norwaik
Maud " S. Flour,
Per bbl $5.30
If you want your baking a succeoo, use this well-known brand. It Is the
POTATOES.
Boot Maine Stock. Per peak, 200‘.
COFFEE.
Per pound. 32c.
25 Pink Discount Sta mp; with each pound. ‘
SUGAR AT COST.
25c. l0 lbs Sugar 500. 20115
Sugar $I
25. lb (Sloth Sack $1.23 each. ‘ "
llpiitililis,
fine.)
MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS
Branches Everywhere
w
STORES:
116 gm 23d 81., New York.
63 East-14th St» New York.
SOUTH NORWALK.
THE scones THAT ss'r’ THE PACE. . ’
New York Grocery 00.
Telephone. NORWALK.
Phone 322-4.
You Want .
213 State 81.. Bridgeport. Conn.
305 Main St" Springfield. Moos.
CHARLES 23REYNEKE,
Droprlotoc.
Toioflllm II.
Spring" Opening '
‘ loftho ‘ ‘
Ivor Johnson f bicycles.
New 1907 atyloo.. Same as ridden it
the Madison aqua o Bordeaux-day
race by the winnc ’Root and Poplar.
FRIDAY AN sArugoav.
rennusit _ soulless.
I. [. lililillllllllsllill
“Honest Goods at Honoot Prison."
80 Wall Street. . . No ' I
h... _._-..
Lenten Specials. l
qt. and many articles too numerous
to mention. '
l JOBQIO'FPS. 'Uniisd Grocery to.
{12 North Main at.
The most. complete assortment of.
~ So. Norwalk.
Tol. ‘Call, 098—2.
' l
THE BEST TEA AND COFEEE to be found
. right here and
' that money‘can
of any store
wlf‘;
I
20 No. Main Oh, So. Nor. Tel 143.
. . in Nomllt._ Come
get it. as we pride ourselves in havin only the best
_ uy. You willreccivc the‘ best value for your. money
in town. We and hundreds of people. We can suit you.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
LEADING GnocsR.
goods. ever handled here, including all ‘ . WEST WASHINGTON ST. . . h
. kinds of Earrings. smoked us well as ~ ‘3 ' . -_ ‘ ..- .. ,. ‘ SOUTH "ORV/ALK-
' I kippered; 1Sardines 9113;“! “33:1. gulf, ' . ~. "*‘ W
tarda‘swelaso: outs, s. '
Mackerel. Salmon, Lobsters, all at ape Ben Hill FlOUl. 650 bag. ' bbl, $5.00
cial low prices. We also ask your at- . ‘ .- - . ,
tention to the low price at which we 20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ........ $1.00 3 lbs. Prunes ................ 250
are selling every-day necessities. like 2 pkgs. Dried Apples‘ ....... - ..... 25c 'Secuhs Campbell Soup ..... 7.. 5:35..
Butter at. 32 and 290 intimacy Maine B. d: ‘0. Molasses, can ......... . 150 3 cams Borden’s Swain . . . . . . . .' 25°
Potatoes. 75c bu.: Whitio- Onions. 50 7 Acme Soap .. ..... ,........ ...... 25c,Eilglish Walnuts. per lb. ..... ”mm;
a
“Fort St. East Norwalk. “b.8190.
FUL‘L LINE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
let
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Norwalk Chronicler