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W111 Be Placed on Sale at Exactly 1-'__2_ the Regular Price.
Sale Starts at 9 o'Clock Saturday Morning,
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marked in plain figures _ ,
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’igemrin'ely and truly what it is. Shams
“:und burnirngs and pretences and sickly
gpcntlmentalitr and blubbering over
51310111 11 me all concomitant symptoms.
guild ndlt-utlve of up unsound commun-
81 life. Untlu' the sweep of the betw-
ens and in all the broad range of this
”world. there is nothing in the reach of
Thanh,“ or of woman whltb can make
“decent a shaman pretence or a bum-
Mliner. Let the management of the Nor-
Walk lioslptal make a note of it; for,
just as sure as the approach of Judg-
’men’t, tirat ins titution. and all con-
pleated with it. must answer the. call to
Acondtgn settlement.
“ The grace of woman: Man never
{voiced a sweater theme. Significant of
home, of the good and the beautiful;
’ 11111 that is true and enduring and
pure and abiding. like eternity. is
iwomau. and the ensemble of gracious
filinkto the form and fashion .911 hive
"Inn which is 11ers sacs the day
‘Wh the World came fresh from the
all which was
f§ath of 111.111, and
c'avenly. was given of the heavenly
Venture. this gentle being has borne
the manile of ('irurity for all mankind.
. As she follows no other guidance than
ibat of the divine hand, a good wonrun
{can do no wrong.
}‘FA1RV1EW.
«2'.
"Think. Fair-view 1. Right.
South Norwalk.
October 2,1908
graduating Sentinel:
My on wanes are with “Fairvlew."
1.12pm this Hospital hold -.up
n‘hai E “Mint is a little more light on
' giro workings of this supposed
qfiamlc institution There was
time..vVhlmthe Hospital] was in Leon-
_ .pésrd' sum. .:ggren 111ml?” hogs stood
' Pa 111 over an 11:th noon)
' plate Mgmlssm of all con dd in it
,limnmment would have ‘1 a beer
to the tiseop; oz this town Shad th'
mis’forr ruse 1o ire an. timed. 'of “th
place}. and it was run as near as
. could, see and learn. by the same cilqu
V" as at. 131'qu at There 11 no use dodgin
the issue. Theses something rotte
' 1'“! Denmark. Where there a smoke yet
“will arid tire. How about. the (111111th
Lunnries and apparel. flint We"!
t in by our charitable 1120119 for
‘the patients? Where dldl ley go?' 1
ill not undertake to say. but i wil
Jay the\ were 3111er stored away fol
mime use 1 don' t believe the patientt
to. 'cr sn'riied of them. Now I firml‘
Iciicve we have a class of people it
Am 0111‘." ,wbmwonld rruke moat. am
W 110‘ to help along the hoopital
.. .s'n good intentions are not It
“ or one moment questioned. but win
digit 112111 to do good clofie their
. pond ears to anything that mlgb
' got on the ring. You know ther
' i pone so blind as those who will or
" Fll’tIiI-i-Is 1101 t
that time 1 was a stranger in this city,
and when I spoke harshly of my treatv
nreut there people held 11p their hands
1n horror and said: "Don't speak that
way of our pet institution. We won‘t
listen to you." There. you are in a nut-
shell.
1 say by all menus turn on the light;
let us thresh this matter out.
he: the people who are supporting
this institution have an accounting
from their stewards: let us know 11'
it is run for the people or whether it
is kept up to keep outcome in a fat
sinecure. We have t a right to 'know.
We have the right .to kn'ow what's
what before we put our dimes and
dollars in the coffers of this so-called
charity. is it a charity?
1 will any. i do, not entirely agree
with Falrview in the manner he
speaks of the women who are to hold
up the town, as i believe they are ac
,tuated by sincere and charitable mo
lives and are entitled to the respect
of all honest minded people.
It is higher up Fulrvlew should 30.
Higher up will be found the cause or
this dissatisifaetlon 311111 regards to the
hospital.
FAmPLAY.
Splendid Effort; 61 Women.
Editor of The Sentinill: («I .,
‘ Will you allow me ‘to‘ any a few
words in your paper cerrceruir'ig the
scurrilous urtit le that appeared recent-
ly in The Sentinel signed “Falrview?”
First. assuming that the writer was
1. physician, is it not a violent breach
of medical ethics for one physician to
my anything derogatory of a fellow
rractltioner? is it not still further con-
rnry to prefessionul ethics to basely
l‘sinunte.
Second—ls not the fact that the ar-
ticle appeared on the eye 'bf what
nearly everyone rec'o nines. as a per-
i'ectly legitimate lsu able‘and grace-
ful effort air evidence first the writer
was biased, full of spite and “malice
aforethought?” Does .not this give the
lie to the nom de pir'rme “Falrvlew?”
Third—ls not- the writer slightly be-
hind the times to say nothing of be-
lug grossly insulting to young ladies,
when he falls to recognize the splendid
efforts that have been made in the.
past few years by women to advance
all kinds of worthy cnuses. Especially
since the “hold up" has been success
lull tried in priiuy other cities and
has upp‘rdved almost. universally?
Fourth—‘Ougbt not a man who is
bold enough to make such accusations
some 't in the been and let us see
who .11? is. that 119‘ only know in the
future with whom pa hire dealing?
ior'l'l'osl sight of all
but of_ a man w o ‘ls so bigoted. and
1! such llinit'ed Ivislotli ihsjt 111a cannot
aside [it nei- o a pre 11 cc, even
111111111111 1; 11:39.11 .11 case against
~11th 11 work for the good or
e large t' with her? Is not his Action
or so, selfishness in the highest de-
rec?
Under- the clrcumstanccs it would
em that the writer of the article re.
Mass;
Sentinel Editorial Commended.
Editor of The Semiucl:
Your editorial in yesterday's paper
on the "Hospital and the Hold-up”
ought to be commended by all true.
friends of the Norwulk lloupiml. it
is sane and pointed, and keeps clearly
in \‘lt‘W the real issue. No criticism
ought to be made of the fair ladies
of The No1wniks who enter upon the
"hold-up“ scheme. llul, M1. 1‘.-Willi.“
the public sentiment. now 11111111011111
as never before. alight to “hold up"
the exec um (I tomoritteo and 1111 1101-1111
01‘ directors of the hospital until then
change their defiant urui inconsistent
attitude. which is the dirett nurse at
all the unfriendly feellug toward the
Norwulk Hospital. “hen tilts is no
compllshcd: when the siupldIitr that
proclaims the hospital as a “'privatc
institution“ ceases ils ruinous lntiu
once, and the selfishness that now lim-
its its privileges to the clique, regard-l
less of the desires of those who suflcrp
ls eliminated—411 brief. when the Nor-
walk liospital becomes a. public lu-i
stitutlon with a public ministry that
knows no distinction among the sat-
feting. there will be funds abundant.
Your editorial has done mol'tI to ciarl
1y the issue than all the"1urswers" to
Fairyiew. who though a trifle severe
in his reference to the ladies of the'
“hold up. " is nevertheless aiming at a
policy that has woefully embarrassed
our hospital. and if continued will
blight its future.
: CITIZEN.
M
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
10c. 25c, 50c and 81.00. Bottles. The
Clifford. Baxter's and Plaisted's. ”
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
,C fford—H, E. Mclutlre. Racine.
Wis.;‘ J. W. Mace, Pittslioid. Mass;
0‘. W. Bucklce. George S. R. Eldredge.
Hartford: P. eGsswln. 1. Well, George
T. Patterson. D. Qusutrell. A. A. Rob-
erts. Charles Balbin, New York:
Frank Lassen. Frank Donahue. J. H.
Courier. George Wright, South Nor-
walk: N. M. Macdouaid, F. G. Lam-
son. Boston: F. W. Clarke, Scranton.
Mahnckemo—George Sherwood, F.
Hnlck. Middletown, Conn; A. J. Brad-
ley. Detroit. Mich.; Mrs. magnetiker,
South Norwaik; A. 1. Windsor.‘ Bur-
lington, Vt; Mr. and Mrs. oCIey Am-
herst, Mass; "F. Hunt. Springfield.
P. J. Watson. Julian Holland.
George R. Allen. A. Altman. A. J.
Dunn 'and wife. '1‘. E. Marks,..'Mrs.
Mead, Mrs. Story. .1. l). Baxter,'E. '12
Turner. J 11. Hynes, New York; L. W.
Hurlbutt. Wilton: J H. Stags. S.
Greensteln, Brid‘geiiort. Ernest Marat-
bot' Rochester. George E Cesiey,
Hartford: 'F.- Renoaeat. South New
walk: 0. E. Clinton, New Haven;
R. Wetzke, Westport; J. H. Brlnck.
J. C. Garrison, Boston; Gill Wrwlght
- .1164 to had best at; "n 1111113111: “Foul Watermbury
'. if it is not possible to get fresh co- 11h
counut for y'our cake. soak the prepar-
1d (.ocounut in milk for :1 musiderabl.
lime hair or 11"rruI-qnnrlers at an hour)
oeroro you “ant to use it and let it
111 aiu dry.
I..l 'I .'i't sh.
’1: his 14.1 1n- \1' 111111 to rurIzI
1111 “The Modern l’r'lsr'lilu“
1 up oi" (”111111.011
i found 11
(31w can hardly tell it from .
A small]
'anulnled N111.” lull! .
1".InI. d to their home after a visit with
and All'w 1".
Mrs.l~a1ah E. Keyscr. widow of 111'.
't'. lwrstr. of Philadelphia. died at
m}. bum in \‘oroton Heights. yeslcr
'day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. llowen and Miss
1.11111 11min were called to New
lurlt.,, “.llrtsd:1_‘. by a telegram an-
nouncing .tlre \'-'11y trlticai illness of
V. Cantrell and fum-'
' 'l‘t'.r'511.'.y
rises in the chapel conducted by ,‘-A(l
ing President W. NRlce Wesleyan
University bogafi its collegiate your
yesterday. Registration is still going
on and while figures of the freshman
Mass will not be aviiabie for a tow
days. it is believed that “the entering
class is somewhat larger than that. of
last war. and will probably be over a.
hundrsd.
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. Main Floorubargains W1 I§ 11.11.. Floor Bargains SEES? a‘fd'gegrs'cgufi'g'gggeghces ,
" «Men's'thrit'er underwear. 81cc garments ..... . ...... I/2 Price, 501: ' Mcu‘ . Neckwear. 25c ‘ ...................... f4 Price 1:1 /2c each I Rugs,7 75¢ each .. . ...g.’....2 ............... .% Price. 3716c 7
5 Mon’ sIWIntcr Undcrwear. 75c garments ............ %P rice. 37%1: s .Ncckwcax. 5:11 .......................... QPrlce. 25.: each ' Fine quality of Pins .5c card .................. ”A. price 2/2C card '
... Mgn’s White Underwear, soc garments .............. 1/2 Price. 25c 'Mcti's Nookwear $1. 25 ....................... 1" 11.6 62‘, 2c each Talcum Powder, the box __ ...................... A Price, 5c box 3
. ..- -Ifi’_‘ IV. D. Underwear, 50c 'garmdrits .' ................. y, Price 25c tamerh'an Meant). Fbracts. $1. 00 .................... {/2 PrIce, 50c Tooth Powder, 20c box .......................... V2 Price, 5c b0x g
.1; . "cs and Children’s Underwear. 29c ............ V2 Pricc.145/2c Amerrcan Beauty Corsets. 50c ...................... V2 Price. 25c ;‘ Fine Soap. 5c cake ,,,,,, 2 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , A Price.21/2c ‘cake
3.. g . es‘ and Children’s Underwear, 50c .............. ,4 Price 25c A full assortment of Ribbons all colorsI and widths, at g; i Skirt Binding 5c bundle IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII A pm: 212,; each
i: . l: 1' CS' and Children 8 Underwear, $1- 00 -------- /: Prrcc 5°C regular prices , .9 , rooo yds. Embroidery, values up to 15c .............. 2 yds. for 5c .
1r .Imd‘ies' and Children's Underwear, $1. 25 .......... V2 Price. Gal/2c Ladies’ Handkerchiefs. 10c ..................... '.’, éPricc. 5c each i Ladics' Undflskms; $1. 50 ________________________ A pd“. 75c '
.2: Men‘s Soda. .1511 ”11....“ .. ., .vr... . 3. ........ 5116;51ch 2c pair Ladies' l'iandkcrchiet's, 15c ........................ 25/ Pricc.7 ",2 Ladies' Underskirts. $1.59 ------------------------ I/2 Price, 353/26 §
1’ . #1111118 Smksfisiiigir ..H..'.... . ........ ll / 11::2 12/2 pair Ladics' Handkerchiefs, 25 c each ............... i. . . ./22 Price 1214c *3 Ladies” Underskirts, $1.98 __________________________ % Price, ’99.;
9‘: ‘ tens “1 a “’5 03% 25c pair ------------ 12 “Ce ”Vic . I . I, ..' Belts, values u to ac .............................. xal’c each g
1:; 15c pair ....... V Price, 7V2c. soc pair ....... 5/. Price 25c N OthIlS at 1'2 Price 3 Ladies‘ GlovcsindlMittenS, 25c .................. 2y, Pric/g, 12/2c
" , ' ' II ‘ Ladics‘ Gloves“ and'Mittons,t oc ................ 2Pricc, 25c
5 Dress GOOdS and Silks Chris‘s aofISOITihrcnd: i1: numbers 3.0.111. SSE/,wrgirlgcfzgca; spool § Ladics‘ Gloves and Mittens, 5:51.00 .......... ' ........ I/2 Price, 50c g
g goo:yd_s. Select Patterns, 251: yd. ............ ../2 Price, 125/2c yd. Linen 'iTlrrcad, 10c spool ....................... III}; Price. 51: spool X l'ad‘es’ Gloves “lid Mittens, 31-50 -------------------- 1/2 PH“, 75C 0
‘ ' 450. yds. Stripe ofi'écts, 59c yd. ......... . .......... V2 Price. 25c yd. Hooks and Eyes. 5c card ...................... 32 Price. 272C card . § .1 z . 1,. ‘. . .. z
2 660 ydsJAil W‘ool Fancies, $1 00 yd. .............. 1/2 Free, 501: yd. Towels. 101: each ................................... 1,2 Price, 51: BaSement Bargalns g
"2 200 yds. All Wool. plain effects, $1. 50 yd. ........ 1/2 Price. 75 c yd. Towels, 15c each ......... I ........................ I; - ' ‘ ' 3 I I . ' ' . . .
I. . All Plain and Fancy Silks at V2 Price. 800 yds. in the 101. Fine Linen 'Nopltms. $2.50 doz. ........................ $1.25 doz. 3 {3911mm Cork Linoleum. 2 yds. wrde, $1.25 yd. ...... I; Pnce. 6254c 3
‘32 Laces. '5c Val. Laces ................................ 2 yds. for so Fine Linen Napkins. $1.25 dog. ......................... 62541102. «I LImoicuIIn. StiCCt patterns, 45¢ yd. -------------- V2 1’“ch {WAC yd 3
Laces, values up to 15c yd. ............. . .................. 5c yd. Fine Lint-n Napkins. $1.00 do .......................... 50c doz. 3 Pure Tozict Sets. 937-93 Sift - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - ~ . ~ - - . - ~ - - 3/2 PFICC. $3199 "
Children's Caps. worth 25c .............................. so each All Lace Curtains at ,2 Price. 3 1" me TOIICt SR“. $4 98' 'SI:i ----------- _ -------- V2” PTICC, $199
All'Shirt Waists at /2 Price. All Upholstery Materials at 5’ Price. 3 All Chinqware and Glassware at; /21he1r regular pnce. :
_ Ladics' Mu lin Underwear, _a full assortment. all makes. at {/2 Men's Woolen Jackets. $2. 50 ...................... 1/ Price $1 25 o 200 Jar-dimers 106 each ------------------------ I/2 Price. 5‘3 each ~
1"" 'the regular pricis. Men‘ s Woolen 3. meters. $1.50 ...................... i: Price 75c 2 300 Jardiniers! soc each .' ....................... 1A Price 10¢ each i
' Remnants of Cotton Flannc1.10c yd. .............. 1/2 Price, 5c yd. Men 3 and Boys‘ Gloves. 50c ........................ I/2’ Price 25c : All Hardware % PIrice.
Dress Ginghams, 6c yd. .......................... 1A Price 3c yd. Men s and Boys Gloves. 31 so ....................... 3/2 Price 75: o All meare V2 Price i
14 Dress Gingham 8c yd. .I. ....... . . ... ......... I/2 Price, 4c yd. 'All Veiling .:l . '2 Price. 3 All Woodenwarel, gPricc. ' . .
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gig-‘- through such an experience as that I View." 'l‘bnt signature would have Huntington. 1.. l. who were guests at THE DANBURY FAIR HORSE- WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY OPENS.
, HUSPIIAl s cflNIRflVERSY '8 passed through in Leopard street. At been fart-loser to the lat-1s. 'UF "HERE“ I" WOMEN: m, Q‘njnl.u nulrell wedding. have 2-... , SHOW MIDDLETOW’N O'ch2L4W1'th 9191‘
Exhibition horses will be 'shown'
and judged at the great Daubury Fair.
and Wednesday. October 6
and 7. The horse shows at this fair
have always been notable ones. The
prises are liberal andihc classes num~
Li'Oil-‘l. including standard bred. road-
store, coaching stallions. heavy bar.
ncss horses. ladies’ horses, saddle and
family horses ‘ non-standards and ,
draught horse. For these ten classo's
the prize money amounts to close to u
-M IL‘DLESEK COUNTY CHURCHES.
. lll'nltlt'i'y on the ends of the towels you
on tho \vushv'and and :1 1111111 pinch (pneumonia. of ms (“imrles “Mes
. rubbed well our llit' hands while tht y Borrjumiu Weed of Newton has I"'
.22”. rovereti with suallsruls will keep ‘turned from Amsden. \’.t. and a few
1111' bands sol! and “11110 “bile (icing Midis 31"“ 1" Springfield. Mass. with
rlluI lullglirsl work. his old friend, RIev. Arthur ltthna.,
\ 1,12'..r.......-..,k with u“. solid cm- lurmerly pastor of the l’resirytcrlunI
Church. Nordion.
Mrs William Walmsley. of Norman
and Miss nibble 1. Soely. of Dorian.
wrro among the l’illsl‘léid excursion-
this Thursday This in Miss Seely' s
tenth annual journey through this 1110-:
tulesque loralit).
Three weddings of note will take
are going: to make for Christmas will
ladd to their ht only
I. A linen \v: rich fob embroidered to
mold: the suit is one of lb novelties
ltimt appeared late in the ason nun
rwlll probably run again next year.
i The old fashioned feather edge braid
thousand dollars it pays to show and
it pays to ate the show at the Dan
bury 1".uir
E .. .
"if you haven’t the’ilme to exer-
cise regular'l3. Donn‘s Regulets will'
prevent constipation. They induce a
mild. easy, healthful action or the b0
weis without griping. Ask your drug
gist for them. '25 ‘cents.
My rled women have ugfixed Iwages.
but‘ a steady 19b ond small cba'uoe 1111:;
change bosses.
uninwmmm. Oct 2L—-—'l‘he 3111.
iinnnai meeting of the‘ auxiliary soclc
-'lie's of the Congregational Churches of
Middlescx County connectedlwlth the
New Haven branch of the Neurons
Hoard of Missions was held at the Con-
,grcgationai Church yesterday, with
:mcruing and afternoon sessions. Tire
;speakers included Miss Alice M. Kyle
rlield secretary of the. Board, and Mrs.
iJnmes D Eaton, of Mexico.
Jr: srut‘ 1:
Mother- eay
_ era‘s ,only one“ "but
‘vnrv ”r, fin‘ Ii. ,Is igl’l I"
, JOHN.
I is again one at the new fashions. it is
used in making up pretty neckwcnr
and coat sets.
lion: mar your silk waists without.
:1 dainty white lawn gulmpe under
lthcm to prevent their discoloration
.:lllilllt the shoulders from contact with
the body
in selecting one of those new cools
'with the wide rercrs be sme you do
.1101 get them loo-wide Consider your
lfigure before the coat.
The new evening hoods of French
design are being copied and modified.
resulting in some very picturesque as
well as useful headgear.
Plunragc of every variety known and
hundreds of kinds not named are seen
in the mllllnery shops.
IIIIIN 1101101011111]
A son arrived Tuesday night at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schrader,
Jr., Darien.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Scoficld
will attend the Dnnbury fair one day
next week.
Charles Williamson. of Dorian, is
mentioned as one of the candidates
for representative.
Mr Hill and son, of New York, have
been guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. V.
Cantrell. the past week.
I- Mrs. H. Slraunessey,_ot Pomfret,
spent several days "with her son,
James Shaunessey, and his fsmllv.
this week
Miss Stella Austen gave a "kitchen
shower" party to Miss Waterbury,
one of next week's brides, Thursday
evening. October I:
Mr. and Mrs. Percy cantreli re
turned Thursday from their Catskills:
wedding journey. and are at the bomb
of the bride’ s fa
to thelr'l
Baldwin, have returned
home in Ansonia: utter a few days’
visit at the home of R. M. Smith
and daughters,
Mrs. Cantrell
' the man' so severely injured in
place the coming week. those of Mia:
Adelaide 1.. V\~'aterburv
Comb: Bedding. Miss Edna (irrpcn to
.1. H. Laplmm and Miss Helena Ed
gar French to Edwin Lee Stevens.
Miss Andrews. daughter of Bishop.
Andrews, who has been the guest of
llnrlen friends, has returned to‘ be: ;
home in Brooklyn. Miss Andrew:.
was present at the Wedding of Miss.1
irma Smith and Percy Cantrell.
Tire annual [air and sale. of the Vol
unicer Hook and Ladder Co._ of Now.
Ion, opened Tuesday evening, at tho
engine-.lrouse and will continue i‘ivc
an‘s and er euings An array of mest
attractive articles are on sale. in the.
various departments, and the fair will
repay a visit.
Mrs Wm. H. Fairbanks visited att
the Stamford Hospital Ichnesdr1v.
tre
trolley collision, while driving for ML}
irrirbauks, and found him slightly im
proved. Early Monday morning the.
cur ran into his team with such force
that it was thrown 25 feet. The driv-
er‘s head was badly bruised and his
car was nearly severed.
. 1.6. Locks;- Rev. John J.
Mrs. Fred Bal win and son. Irvinsist. Patrick‘s Church. New Haven. toI'
’olrlmrck's
MENTS.
HARTFORD. Oct. 2.——Tho following
clerical apnoionnehtsLby Bishoo' Tier 1
may, or the lithium Catholic” diocese of
Hal-tford are announ obzd Rev. Andrew'
J Pionkottto St. Navy’s C urc'b.Wind-;
eano from
:t. Mfirys Church. East Hilithi‘tCI
Rev. i'cirurd P. Morrlrser, irom St.
Mary‘s Church. Windsor Looks to SL
Church. New Haven.
to Thomas . '
Are what we are selling, at prices to suit your pocketbook. Fresh
goods for 0111' winter supply keep arriving every day.
12 WARRANTED GOOD EGGS, large, while they last ....... est:
3 cans BORDEN' S CONDENSED MIILK . .' .................. 25c
3 pkgs. GRANDMA s or H o PANCAKE FLOUR. ........ 25c
SWEET CIDER fresh from the press. gallon .. .............. 25c
fitting and Wax Beans. Lima
Beans, Cauliflower.
Ij'Quinces, fancy stock .10. can-
HIRE ,
Pickling Onions, white.
Red or Yellow Onions, ,
" - pk» 35c: qt. 5c
2 cans Alaska Salmon, large. .ssc
Very Best Alaska Salmon....15c
3 pkgs. National Oatmeal. . . .25c
Largeheajds Cabbage from so :u‘p ,
b The. Noroton Heights auction of 3 qts. Pea Beans IIIIIIIIIIII 25‘: 11121112 White Wine Vinegar.
ullding lots attracted throngs of peo- ,: . 2 2
pie this week, and many sitcs 101d11cw 3 890d heinous . ......... . . . ;.5c ~~Pumpkms, . Squash, Celery,
homes were disposed of to res ents . ' .. n. n I _
of the Heights. 'l‘ho'b'aiioon ascen- 3' QWSQEPFRSHHJ, """"" 2352:1631: a d Red Peppers, IChCSt
sion and parachutemdescent wetre o; 3 lbs. Milk Crackers ........ 25c nuts. . I
great interest to t one presen. nu _ .. .
were acdém lished .wltbout accident. 3 lbs. Soda Crackers """"" 35° ' Hm“ you undo“? She‘d Ham
Many attra ve presents were dis 6 Unecda Biocuit...... ..... . ..251: or Smoked Beef, “uh our most
trlbpted to WESECRE“ ‘ I. 00th Gentleman Com. improved machine.We slice while
arsHbP TIERNEY'S APPOINTI swe you wait.
ckunc‘bkrh-MIWS sold‘ tomply with thoupurejfood law.
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Telephone Call 467. . .‘
Norwalk Chronicler