n...“ W»...-
Sale of. 7' ed Sheets
'53, 1' $.me 111011.
72:90.1...“ 11511-1
811190.. ......65c 811x9£600,090mi00s
' -.81x90 050: 00-min-
PLLILoh bAsttQ.
111L311. .10. 0 11111111 111 1110111
06k30..12%o 4 Fit“ 1‘: ganglionic
E1 K1 BANKS;
IllAnAokiWo' “km £3331.
douln accustom:
.111.
W1ttn111'1 .I.W11cox is critically 111‘ .11
his horrid, 3N6. 2’1 111111111 sttmeel
,Prosecuilnh‘Ait’orneydi 0 Dev sis In
Netv York city this 1111511311.... O'li busi-
ness. 1
is antioip
chine witbput p. struggle.
The nibn'ihiy meeting of the Plot
kers‘ Sobiety will be, held tolnorro'w.
nl' ht. n’t control Labor Lyceum. ,
George M Benediét, of the 11an ot
Kinney and Benedich'ds ill today, at
his home in Elm street. Norwalk.
A business session of the Baptist
Young Peoples union will he held In
the} South Norwnlk Baptist Church.
this evening. . ,1
AL. .l‘. Colllils & 00.1110 showings
line of up-to ate inrniture which can
net be. duplcated elsewhere at. any
ptlIce. See tidy ,
A class of title 11 candidates 11’1"...
he initiated into to mysteries of the
atl'option .dezneetthia evening by 1111;
can 'l‘Libe. l. 0. RI.,
Mr. and Mrs. runny T Gehimnun
have returned to :thoit home in issue
place, Norwalk 111,191 a few days' visit.
with friends in New York city.
dlillton Commwmdeiy Knights '1‘an-
pls'r, No. 3, will, hold 11 regular con
clove at. 111,111.1111111-1. In Wall shoot.
1111-1111131 evening, when the temple dc
ghee will he worked
The: St Paul's (iirls' Friendly Sock-
ty' will hol a regular meeting this
evening at t (I, Bet kele‘y street (‘ hapel
and the meeting will he addressed I'Ly
the Rev. Mr. Howell, rector of the
church. . , ‘
James McKiernan, superintendent
of the town hall, has a number of stick
pins, handkerchiei‘s, and muuv other
articles as Well as a little money
which he fou'h‘d in thc ilSSGlllllly bull
after the recent. riances.I
'l‘ho selecttneu will rail a town
meeting, to be, held December 11th, in
the assembLy ball for the purpose oi
hearitlg a .'tempormy report. of the
Washington .stleet, ,bridgc committee
and voting them $500 to Work on if
the people so desire. ,
Cocltenoo lluyloft, of IgNOl'Wlllk will
hold a' regular meetit't‘g at Its quarters
in Wail .'-.st1eet,. Thursday, evening.
when officers will. be humiliated tor
the coming year. The business ses-
son will be. folio ed by the third
1; me ,of pinochle It the tptlrnamcht
with Uncas loft of South Norwalk
Irving Reed, of Harriet street. Nor-
Walk. was able today to resume his
duties as foreman for Expressman i..l
J. Reynoldsbaitel' a several] weeks‘ ill-
ness 111.11 an operation for hernia His:
many friends were glt'ld to greet him
again. 1.11mi he. states that he is feeling
fine with the exception of a little
weakness.
"’l‘he'aunual meeting of the South
Norwalk Fire Deparimeatwill be held
on Friday evening of this week at
Quittner' s Hall in Railroad menue.
There will undoubtedly be. a big turn-
out of the members on Account of the
.race between Chief Harold 11. Clark
and Fire. Inspector: Archie F. Nash.
who is desirous of becoming chief. It
Hon. A H Eyihgion'. of Nor,waik
formerly editor and proprietoi of the
Nor-walk Gazette and during the Civil
War the confinement. of the New
York T'ribt'm'e with headquarters at
Washingtobnlu“ 111,051. of, the time at
the front Willi the army. and more re-
céatly United States consul at Naples.
spoilt SIunday'iu Dunbury .~—Danbury
News. .
’A 111,15 ,llttutbertot 11111111e1‘11e11;pna-
tereiys piliiiib’er‘s etc. of The Ncrwalks
are going to White Plains to work on
the large job there. at which Ellsworth
Burger is mtpei'lntendeut. Walk ap
pears a little sibw in the building line
. for the Winter months in this vicinity.
N W. Benedict is having the inter
lot of his state in Wall sit-eel re
11111111111
Elizabeth'gSeeley, of. Easton, has
brought suit against Gpglrge- A'. Star
gen. of W'éstou, in wh ch she lays
claim 111 «11111111er $1 “800. 'i‘hb inter
tor the 11911211101101 ill the. pr.opert,v
aimed to ,Union Park, Noiwsik. by the.
lime Mrs. 'Rohds 'l‘ttril'ex. hits been at
rushed to newer 1,1110 .,c e, the papers
haying 110011 011111de liy 'p‘uty Shel-iii
—~ohn W. SculleIIy; .
PROP. " tilled 15's ILLLI'E'S'S.
NEW YORK: 'jDeé. 1'.~—The condition
11111110151111.1191 B Sanford, of Yale
university, ,jthd, is dyiticttlly ill with
pneumonia,» b'l this city.
showed no 1111111111. change today. Prof.
3111110111 was extremely, weak. and the
crisis in his illness has not been reach-
.'F'do, 11.11.11.111 1
all that all of that other "
Lireseht. o 11:11.. Will be returned to
' 1111.600ng claim, 11.11.31 can’t i
a 11111111101111 ability,
. lid llit 1, 15100in and a 7
complete stock of drugs
0.111.110 lite Stilts. titti-
equipment. the experience.
”"1
Hill. ll. KELLEY .'lll;
b'lt'u 010T,
0 Monti-1' M In oven-r. .1 -
TEL. till-11‘ a. -
"" 3"" ll" 11', .4le? '21 ~~
311.1“th '9. woman [nukes hill liel‘ tub"
what she wants to do site goes ntttl '1
(19.11.11.100 ether, 11111111
MONEY ADVANCED
to 1111.00 their household 11.11.111.111. '
pianos and other personal property,
without removal on their own name
without lndorset. Call and see as.
dependent Loan and, Security 60.,
Huviiand Bldg, 'thhlngton St. Oillce
open until 7 p. m.
urday until 8:30.
Horace E. Dalia 81 Son,
45 Will '81., Norwnllo
Real Estate and
Insurance. 5
WI ""0, aevonl decided bargains
In Incorno producing property
growth of in. town.
GUNS
Sacrificed !
For the remainder of the
season we will sell the balance
of our stock of (ions, consist-
ing of the. well- known makes
of t. C. Smith. Ithaca Harn-
morless, Syracuu Hammoc-
lc'o's, Hopkinsé Allen, Ameri-
can Gun 60.. w. H. Hamilton,
Harrington .11 Richardson, 810.,
Regardless 11101111 ' '
non-T wuss THE. CHANCE.
NOrwalk
Hardy/rare Co
.39 MAIN STREIET,1NOFIIWALK.
111 9 [MRS 11111
LADIES
Our. Tail, Lace Walking Boots
will interegt ydu in Style
and service.
CLARICE
1‘ $3.00.
chose
03.60""
Also, Tan, Sutton, Suede Top,
0400
Wear Shoes 'Tlitit F‘ti'
122 WASHINGTON STREET
salons 5212's"
' 11- '01: .::1‘
, o. Not-c1101
l, ‘11 ill. L ,11
iivliilpt
. business or di'élls oc‘c‘nsldnsy tire larg'e-
. .. KIKoppel patrons. There’s 11 1119111111111
-' 23 No. Milli Sh,‘
s,Thc Young Men at
South Norwaik
who pride themselves on both
n'eaily
and styiiilhly " dressch
whet or for
11111 tiuit Lire 1.1111111. fou'ml in well-
‘ t 11111911 sulLS‘ and you are sure of hi?- ,,
igrpie'used here.
'We are looking for “contea‘gnlit‘”
culltomers.
I. DELI 1 El
.
. . " i j .
iiww:;%xzw1m’ ,' , T
o _
~11 :6
In-'
Monday and Sat: '
111111 '.
ImuIL Incroou In valuo with tho rapid '
' patrolman "winked? at violations
' his room in the Northern Hotel.
have not been caught.
LEOSK
1, FASHIONABLIIE TE'PIL'DE'WL
,_ 01111111 INorwollc!h
'lI‘0l.I II .
£111le yolt‘Iha’v' ' ovly Moufiii 01"
art can lie leowLL in 11111110111111? wiLod into furniture, as in painting or sculp-
lure. Our stock chilies i‘LI'om the bent 111.111.1111 we knoanLakers who emblfll’
An fast as a new Idea In furniture is
Our purpose is to keep right to tract. of the proco'r'L
We have the stock, the ability nnd the wililn'qucss to give you the best
(J'urI prices nL'c no 111111.11 for the best furniture titan the next best
the best lingeLs iuouey can litre.
brqughI out we get It.
151011.
1191161911,.
costs. etsc'whtwe,
a» .
‘1?
Bl l'1'
.11 110.11.
11'! -.
01111131111111. 1
Eyerythtng 111
1111 11011.1. ITREETI
Lulu} li‘m'rt. 3.1111121.
FOR
Lobomobtle, Elmore, 1311111111. Cddllltlc “30"
Chalmet‘Det o‘it
E. -M. F.
Urmomitrations cheerfully
F. E. Lockwood 81 Co
39 Wall St, NorWalk, Conn.
vhf” N.
1'1-n.1,”
1.111111011111111 :1 1.11.11.11.11.
Q E Jackson
Optician.
the" Optictll Line.
EveS El: mined Free.
. 011011: 410.
Automobiles
Every car in this lid is a leader In its class.
it before, but it is a 11.11 that as much
Norwaik Conn.
I IINoRIIIlALK.
1909
“311" 11111 9111"
1130 ’9
given,
«.
, Katherine Hears.
' call in Red Men's Hull.
' street. tomorrow evening. A social
1 its curators In 11nd G.
. 3111.11.11.1110
posed of 'h'l'r."'Fi1d1h/"e store in South
port to
Waterbury. spent Sunday with Mrs.
Williams. of Elm street, N01 wpils.
Most of tile locttll will; 11110111116
01 Iminni cases in the 11 “oration",
are In Bridgeport today tor the open-
in; of the ,terut. 1. .
,Mrs Thu'tl'deu's '(l't'tyer,
w'd'lk. retut'n‘éd 0111 0 last. evening
from .‘. fewl hays‘ visit with relatives
111 New Ybrk'city '
F‘. E. Lodlttvood & 1101111111113: are un‘
'_ 111111 a car ‘o‘f 1909 model .10 four cylih
tit-r 1111111111111 automobiles, which they
. recelvt-d yesterday.
111111 0111111 111111111) 11111., 111 91,1
will" my 111111111111 at the iti'll‘EOI";
1.1111 Mood y 111111111111. against "bug
10111" 111111 1111111111 ,
11.11.111.111. saint. of New York city.
11' 11110110 I; a levy .‘la‘ya as 11.11.1111: of
MI; 1111' Rut-1. Helll'p ’l‘. Gehrmnnu, o
1 Issues place, Norw11lk.,
Sherman mung-11.111.11.11 Arcamtnl.
will hold a reguim meeting this even-
Iug. the business session being follow-
_ cd- by on entwortuiument
Mrs. Lester Fmitoti has returned to
.2 her home in Weston, attet few' days
\iliit with her daughter, Mrs.
. lloyt. of issues place. Norwulk.
Mrs. Marion llr,own oi liroad liiywor‘
1l.lwiu
who tied home last evening froth a few
weeks' visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Edward Smith. of New York city. I
home in Norwalk yesterday,
few days‘ ill-Ill with his 11111110111111.1111.
Mr. and Airs. A C liradiey lu \\',e.ston-
Miss itutb ’i‘rcadwell.. who.attonds
the Norwulk High school, also Miss
passed the Thanks
irihgvucution at their homes in
Veston. ‘
Herbert. St. John, of Broad River.
went on a hunting expedition yester-
day afternoon and returned with a
line largo raumn, which weighed twen-
ty pounds.
Amos 1110131111 and tIatnIiIly who h ave
been living in the lodge do his "High,-
1 wo‘c’d’ P'stnte until the improvements
to the house were finished, have mov-
ed to the house.
bouts» Lodge Daughters of Her
' moan, will have Its Legtilar business
, 'meét'iug
tomoLrow evenihg in the
South Norwalk Quartette Club hall. in
North Main street.
Lady Jotmlhgs 110030 81111111191115 of
Bethlehem. will have its annual. roll
Washington
session will follow.
ittlckin'ghiim Post (I. A. 11.. will hold
arcgulnr meeting Fr iday evening at
A li.h.1ll In
Waiistrect. at. which time the Itilllllitl
election of oiilcers will take place.
The All New Yorke the basketball
'. lentil Willi“ 11 was defeated last 1'1-11111....
f, by Team 1‘, with thcs
score of .10 to
SJ lost to the 11.11.111.11 0111 two weeks
ago by only three points-.17 to :11
—~«Tu-euty-ilve days to Christmas
,' The best Christmas prescut Is some
thing for the home. The 11911111111111:
1 for the home is an Edison Phonogruph.
A. .l. An‘gcvinc it 8011 Go.
Arthur Bell of Bell Brothers‘ garage,
l‘rttnk Donahue, of Nor
walk. Letu'rneii. Suudt‘iv. from a week's
stay at Savannah. They, went down
for the races and had a fine time“
.
II .. , ,_... _, "LAWN”. _ :::£_:.. _...'
CHARGES BY FOX ARE TW'O1FOLD. CENSUS IS COSTLY.
- ....£.‘1.'.1.
'Cops Arc Also Accused of Tipping Oil That 01' 1910 Will Take About
Saloonkcopcn. $12,930,000.-
. NEW HAVEN 091‘1111-“ThM-(160r80 WASHINGTON. o. (.'.. Dec. 1.-111‘1
l). Fox‘s charge against Policemen
Burt Daley, of the central station, and
Otto Peterson. of the Grand avonue.
embrace .not only the. claim that the
oi
the election day liquor law. but that
they "tipped" the saioonkeepers oil
also. was learned front Chief Cowles,
today.
The saloonkoepers are Christopher
S. Casey. or 1 Portssa street and Pat-
i‘ick I“. Reynolds 01 829 Grand ave-
nue. Both were arrested on the evi-
dence of Mr. Fox's private detective.
and pleaded guilty, and paid fines of
$30 and $110 respectively...
'1 The New York sleuth complLLIned to
Mr. Fox, in making his report the
night: of the. violation. it. is now under-
stood that Policeman Daley had not
only observed the selling at Casey's
place. but. had given him the tip that
Mr. Fox had private detectives around.
'I‘ he some. fact was reported of Peter-
son 111 the case of Reynolds.
ML. F'ox prepared his charges 11'. db-
tail, last; week. and presented one to
each of the accused policemen and to
the chief and board of commissioners.
Today the chief L‘LOtiiled both odtcers
to appear before the commissioners at
the regular monthly meeting tomor-
Low night. .,
“It’s all a surprise to 1.11;." Daley dc-
ciared this morning. "I certainly did-
11 t knowingly. allow any selling on my
boat; and I don‘t. know what to make
of Nirf Foxs charges " ,
WU:
SAMSLSIL 011113356 To gym.
CHAWANDOGA,:L'§K
Fred Crow. 11 noted bier was 3.11111:
bed to, death last no bit the ddor of
l.
is alleged that Jakd' 'El ridge .11de
than named Cbchran Er 'pail.h_lp1 by
the throat while Eldridge plunged 11
long 1111111... into his breast. The :11
leged murd'erers made. their escape and.
The trouble
leading MIL“) .tbe murder .is said to
have or atod' in .1 11111111111 over a
poker game Sunday night. in which
Crow was blink'er. ;
NNY KN'EW.
“‘Pnp11u.wltct is a cross exumlna—
lion?" ask'cd Merit '
g “ know, i knew.!"-p,ip.cd 11p Johnny.
" w'. you don"t either!" .
. I‘Do too! ’I
, “Well 111.111 (1' s It menu?"
“The 1111111111. 1111111111111 gives you
When she's trying to find out if you"
» l
. 1 .
., dchieyed .hor. customary success, Miss
have been in swimming "
, , 01min to Iw'etir a century Duluth .. f
,der lliroctor North, ofIIthe Bureau of
the, Census, the government has cut
barked upon the field of Invention, and
has been successful in the machine—
turn at u now tabulatiug 1011201111111. 'l‘bc
\\ 01 it was the Lesnlt of a disagreement
over rental for tabulating machines be
tween Mr North and this company
lensing them to the bureau. They
were. taken out. in 1905 and experts
went to work upon a machine which is
now being made for use in the compil-
ing of the census of 1910.
Not only have the new machines in-
creased speed and capacity. but, it is
found that they can be built at a sav
ing 0ch the arrangement previously in
force.
in his report lust campl‘eted. Birdc-
tor ,North asks relief from the trials
of non-competitive appointments in se-
lecting the clerical assistance for the
next, census. The bill now before Con-
green provides for a noukcompetitivc
test. which will lotu'o the way open for
political and personal influence
“Eitciudln'g the cost of the 10110 an-
nual investigations and' the two bien-
1.1111 repot ts the probable cost of the
census prbper is' estimated at $12 .930.
000 " says the estimate. "The cost of
the lost. census. that of 1900. was $1I2,-I
52110110 ,
m A ;,,,
MISS JANVIER IN A NEW PLAY.
Sls'ile'r of Mrs A. N. Clark 30111111311119
' 111.; Anna Field In‘ New York, II
“Miss Innocence. " 11 musical coinedy
by flurry B. Smith and Ludwig. Eng-
lander. wasxiven its initial production
by Miss Anna Held and a strong com-
pany at the New. York Theatre. last
night. The house was packed. and
the pla'i was given a Igrent reception
The New X01311 Hes says the and.
1.1.1.... rendered a favorable verdict on
it all. Almost ever) sons and chorus
was resented as many times as was
possible; and even then the milligme
did not seem to tire. Miss Emma an-
vlcr. sister of Mrs, A. N. Clerk. of
South Matti 121190.111.» the chm-actor
of Miss 8111011111. «which ranks next in
importance to that of the star, and of
her work. the Herald says: .
-I‘,~‘Besides. Miss Anna 111.111.1111.
Eniuta Sanvierpas a woman with plen-
ty of posts. helped Mr. Bigeiow to keep
the bail 11111111: One of the best scenes
Was that in- which this experienced
woman has been married ,to the bold
detective and comes to him decked
in orange, blossoms. After a. dozen dif-
hitss Catherine O'Connor anti Miss
Viola Andrews returned to South Nor
walk Sunday. after spending their
Thanksgiving vacation at Miss Q‘Cou
nor‘s home. 21 North street D'nnbuly.
0.11.111 J. Kelley, oi West. avenue,
111.11 resumed his dttti'es in the denial
department of the University of Penn
sylvanlu. having spent the 'l‘ha'uks'giv
ing vacation at his home In West are
one. -
, Gustave 11‘.Pllzt‘l‘ has
former omco in 131111111 M. Wright's
1111111111111; at the corner of North iriln
and Union' streets 111111 inten s to
open a, barber, shop there as soon as
the place is made ready. ‘
There. is at. present, not a. single.
11111111111111.1111 case In Slo'uth Noraalk;
Dr. Henry C. Sherer raised the last
quarantine on Saturday. which was
for. scarlet fever in lloutou street. The
other case of scarlet fever was freed
from surveillance the week before.
The Team F basketball team will'
go to Nov port and play the Naval Re
servos there. on the evening of Decem-
ber 13. and on Sottnday evening. De:
bomber is. they will go to Boston and
play the 11111111 Boston A. A. live. 111111
of the above named teams are among
the fastest professional players in the
countty
Attolneys John J. Within a'u'il Wil
liaIm A Grlillu. .lr., together with Fred-
er lck H. 11.111.111.110: at the town cohr'i
today'. as conimissioners appointed to
look into certain claims acrobat, the
estate of 1111. into Annie M. Pat ks it
to
such as to re'tlulrc 11111 Services of com
mlssioners
01111111111110 K. Willie 11‘. 1.111111; :1
111111111 911111111011), 3; “181.138,“. residence
for William H. 11101111101111. avenue.
East Namath. Three houses are now
in course 0! or'sotzlou on this thorough-
face “and gnound has been broken for
another. M1.'...fl.'iiillp}s house is. to be
two and 0111+th stories high, with all
modern‘tnprovemants. and will .be a
noteworthy addition to this progress
s'ive street.
rented the
England Telephone 00. goes to press
time for .those who are thinking- 111,
1.111.... telephone aertioe to get. their.
name listed ,.in this issue. A postal
card or :a telephone call to the busi-‘
peso office will bring a representative;
who will explain to you the rates In
“more 11111111111, or Clreenvnch. 9'11-
tered a complaint at' pollcé .chad-'
Quarters. last 11111111111111.1111 the? outer:
io‘us Dibble Pulmei.‘ He said that she
mil-mated his gold: watch trom its
ch 11,: ,Iwhtle he talked“ 10,, not: near
1111' elm Street. “The bonds, sea'r'che'd
p,town over. that... n lit .‘.and septIII
plot-walk, but t ev vutltd 11.11 iitld
lowh'i: r 119 allows;- 380.“: a
ol‘m e o s e
‘ " 'Ot‘ii't'lie fills, EELS til. 'youl‘.
21.111 IL. The .'wot‘c'h to rat ed at $18
,Stllmftml Advocate, II , .
C 0 mm... 11111111:
Mr. 111111 11‘... oi'ldllll Merlltt. of
(Li ilouilt Nor
blaster Ar'iILuL Coie\ returned to his .,
after u 1
tea that some of the. claims are '
1 -.-.-Tlio directory 911L111 Southern New , 1
on Déoember 4th, leaving but a short:
111111011 1.11.1111
11 -‘ fit 1". "if.
’11'1
Dolls 111d
.1... 'mr “1.2....1.‘ .
m
A THREE LEQGED' BISON.
_ in 1861. Small hires. LL Blackfoot who
had come dov’ru from the north and
joined the Arapahoes and lived with
them. told Block Kettle. a Cheyenne it
George nears lodge, about hating
killed bet ween the Cimarron dnd'
liearer creek. .1 tributary of the north
fork of the (‘auadinm a buffalo but
which had only (lilo, hind leg Accord
l to Small Eyes' story. it did not up-
r that the bull had lost one of, its
'1! legs but Lather that it new 11nd
W0 llll'it'e loll: titl'ehllllll to our 1.11111 111.111. of
Teddy Bears
0.11.111. will be deployed on .the Main 11111110111111.1111,
lor lnspediion. l’ricés’ IriItii'ge 01:01
Make your selection now-ewe will make deliveries
when you want the'm. .,
l 80 very fashionable aL'e cuties Fill
evening that many models that are. ill
="nlllv cloaks me styled capes, show:-
ing that they are really up to date. ..
, Evening gowns are . ' 1
heletoforc, in the sense of being with~
out ruffles and frills, and Diaits, which
are not essential to the beauty of ,the 1.
direc'totrse modes '
ever, are made beautiful with flat trl .
things of all kinds and exquisite din-
urclderies., .
1111*. . , 111114.111:
. 1' Logo,
~..._..... .‘.... .. _. -.....1~.. .
piainer 01"
These latter, ho“,
had mote, than one The hind leg was
re 1' large, seemed to be in the mid
(ll, of the body instead of at one side. 1
sad there was no sign of any missing
leg. It looked as if the two hind legs
which the buffalo Wordinatlls' has 11111
111 some. way tused together.
The wait-7 party with which Small
Eyes was t'raveling was passing along
near a hollow when the bull came up
out or it and some of the men ran
ahead, got around it and shot it with 1
.1 gun. it, was not able to run fast,
but rather hobbled niougswdtorest and
Sit-ruin.
«Dyspepsia is our national ailment.
Burdock Blood Bitters is the national
Lure for it it strengthens the atom-
u'c'h membranes promotes flow of (ii
gestivb juices, purifies the blood.
builds you 1111.
NAVAL ACADEMY CANDIDATES.
Nis‘i W HAVEN December l.-—'l"he
result 0f the. examination of admission
to the Naval Academy, at Annapolis.
which was held last Saturday at Alum-
111 Hall, tale, was announced today.
The committee in charge has recom-’
mended to Congressman Sperry its
follows; Ii’rlncipai, Edward Jamel; 0'-
Keefe, New Haven; first alternate
Richmond '1‘. 0101,1011,va Haven; sec
and alternate 11111113101111 A. D'ei'niu'g,
Porilund' third alternate. G. A. Re‘i- 1
111111111. New Haven. O’Keei’c is a den-
Ior in the New Haven high school
7
801101 1111111111.
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aim and constant endeavor to merit , ,
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for the least possible price. "
Chase & Sanborp
have been the 111111 ard for 19111111119, ,
world over.
from 40° to 70¢ per lb. ,Coffees from
251: to 351: per lb
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Meat, Richest Fruit Cake Pure Honey '
and Maple Syrup. Fresh Made Ore, ,1 '
ery Butter. street as a rase, Montcl's'l‘r
lIa‘ms, Marmalades and all Tiible' 'D'eli'.
cooled. imported Crackers and Writers
in, a. great variety, Strictly Fresh Eggs.
imported and Domestic Cheese,l,-
ported Chutneys and Sauces. 'i‘ry at Ll" '
Canned Goods. We have the finest. has
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Beans. _
kinds of Fruits in glass and tin. Come
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the state-1. The other- stores cannot buy at
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Norwalk Chronicler