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THE SOUTH NORWKLK EVENING sENTINEE
7’ "W
‘clephone 409.
DELICIOUS
Ice .
Cream
will NW8“
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Nonvalk and vicinity: lI‘IIiI‘t
night. and Saturday. The. temper
0.
ll"
lure continues low in the western and
eastern seetions, but there has been
slight rise in the central section
i‘ioasant weather prevails Iteneralt
it
H.
X.
but. flurries of snow are reported front
the Lake region and along the Atlant
coast. nortlt of Hatteras.
lt'
The lowest
temperature reported was 4.9 degrees
below Zel‘t) :It llattlel'ord. it! N.
Conditions favor for this vleinity to
\‘V .
li'
weather with slightly higher tempera
titre tonight.
“Gosling" (‘lants for linking. (‘uihili'
llenry M. Camp, ot‘ \i'ashinuton, i
making a visit in town.
H
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David iioau. ot' Mott avenue, has re-
turned from a visit in Philadelphia.
—-—lII-g of Lamb, iIie. llnttery‘s.
The installation of oiiicers of El
reltn. Rebekah Lodge will oeeut" on FF
(lay l‘\t‘llllifl’.. lanuaty I5.
1.
3.
John B. (lorham is quite. ill at. his
home in Cranhury,
heart. trouble and asthma.
-——All trinnuetl hats for
tomorrow, at ix't‘ieger ('.o.'s.
i1.
Ilucttons in underwear. The adv. wi
with IIII attack 01
half priet
Golden is advertising great. re
it
tell you all about. the goods, prices,
etc.
”Loin oi Pork.
Chops, 1214.0; Sausage,
Iiikt.
The town hoard or school visitor
will hold its nevi regular meeting II
Tuesday evening. January lath,
l'llét‘ lh.‘.
I! the,
For
Hayes
3:
F
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ill
the high school building in West. are-
lltlt‘.
-\\'ait for (‘learaIII-e Sale at. (‘on
neatly at lirnckeII' a
See. adI. slh page
Mrs. Henry 'I‘. (It'lliwlllllllll or isnacs.
place and Mrs Helen Smith, of New
\ol'lt ell)‘.
as her guest,
ilridgeporh
wlireakI‘III-It itat‘on. trifle. lh.
Mkt.
John ll. Pardee,
Belmont Hotel in Railroad avenue,
recovering nicely from It. severe
ness of pneumonia. The present It
spent
who is spending it. few day.
yesterday in
L.
itayes‘
proprietor of th(
i:
ill
(-
luck of the disease .\ir. l’III"dee has had
it is stated is the tonrth.
«Wait for ('iearanoe Sale at. (‘on
neatly 8r. ilraeken‘s. See adv. tith pug
0
The NorwallI" Ilaptist C"llliitlt is ill)"
dergoing a number of repair. sat pie
IIIIt
leaky places
put on. the IhimInIv pointed up and
number of other IIIitIot repaits are it
lug made.
——-At the new Ilehuont Hotel,
8"
The root is being repaired in
Ne \I lettdeis arc beint.
it.
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Railroad avenue. hot l'I"tIIIkt'Itrters and
eve..;
potato salad free, Sat.
the each.
individual ehieken pies.
The electric light.
also but
counnissionms
will hold .1 Weekly meeting this even-
ing. it is understood that several (ot
plaints will he III. ate at that time. on
coming the four new tinniini:
lights, Wllith the ('lH‘ll'lt light den or
11"
ll"
“1‘ t
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ment has been testing out in the cen-
ter of the (.ll_\
—-—iI‘resh linms,
There will he hearing
Judge Edward M. lAltIliWotltl in
Norwulk ’f‘own (7otnt. tomotron tnor
ttlt". liuttery's.
before.
the
li-
tug at ‘l owehnk. at which time. i‘erci
\"nl Edga‘t Dam-h). and Jane Sehoek. of
South Norwalk both tour
_I eat" s and
four months of age, will probably be
eoniniittcd to the County Home.
”You will save money on your put"-
choses by attending the Krieger Co.'s
sate tomorrow.
The captains of the four eompantos
of the Norwalk lI‘ire llepaItmeIIt w
hold a meeting this evening at
quarters oi
.Itteot at which time the. matter
ill
the
the lI‘iIe Police in “all
of
conducting a theatte at one of the to
("at plav houses one night of
each
week fm font weeks will he discussed.
The. matter has been proposed
and
moms favorable to many oi" the mem-
hors ot' the department.
—-II‘I"e.sh limits. 1211.0 In;
Chops. litléc. llzlyes' Mkt.
South Norwnlk Council. No.
Knights of Columbus. held II reunl
meeting last nit; ht. The newly elect
nflioors assumed their respeeti
l'o
rk
1253
at
I‘d
ve
places and an interesting session was
hIld.
In tho insnIancc Building in Son
Moving day, to the new quarters
th
Mnlu strtIIIt. was set tor next 'i‘utIsan".
'i'ltmo applications fut
were received. The. committee
nIoInheI ship
‘ll
charge or the. annual hall I-ItIpor ed that
it would ho held Easter Monday night
in Music ”all.
m—iI‘ranli Shoulder. tile. ituitery's.
Saturday ChOcOlatcs,
I Fall pound, 25c
Sfilllon-POWO“ Corporation.
Prmrlptlon Dmgaistl.
op." Mllyii‘ ‘7, Alpert, I
Scuth Nor-walk.
' I. We Write Burglar
InSurance
LET us WRITE YOURS.
TAYLOR IS. GOLDEN,
TEL-10592.
74 Washington street. South Norwaik.
HOT SODA
AT
BAXTER’S
ANDERSON I'S
Launch Works.
Boat. Frames set up and ready to
ulank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches or all sizes built to order
by‘ competent workmen.
Oyster ‘91] Palm. Norwalk
------ irresh oI" (‘orned lloeks.
Side l'tirlt, tilt". limes Mitt.
Mrs, .loltn .i. (‘avaangin of Mull ave-
nue. is in New York city IIIdIII.
--—t‘hop lleei', life. llnttery's.
(.‘.ongressmau E. .l. illll. who is male
int; Hartford his liondtpttit"ters during
the senatorial contest, ("ante down to
Norwallt, last evening. and spent the
night at tho Norwnlk llotel, returning
to the capital city today. Mt". Hill
had a eonferenee with various local
nnsiness men. He also expressed lIlnI~
suit Its pleased \Iith the present cull"
ditiolt of his eatnpalmi.
w'l‘lte uteatI‘Ist. cut price sale oi
men's clothing now twill); on at Krie‘
get" t‘o.‘s.
Miss [Jessie liltehcoek.
ilIIIiII-y lI‘IIlls. Mass,
number
tit lh._;
of Smith
who has spent. a
or sunnners as the guest of
Dr. and Mrs". llexttIi‘ lilil'lik'”(i\,' a.
West avenue, and who has made It
number of friends in Norwalk, has
lt‘t‘tl seriously ill at her home “llll IIII
attack of pneumonia. lit". illll'llt’tit'll ‘
recently returned front her bedside
.vith the news that she is now itnprov»
int; nicely.
—-i“l‘t'§ll Shoulder, lite. ltutlery’s.
A small the started‘lnst evening in
“he collar of the house at 4 hit-ruin
"dreet, Norwalk. oeeupied by William
i‘inltler, and tire box 3:, located at the
"Inner ot‘ hierwiu street and West
Lveuuo was pulled. The whole tlt"|lI’lll"
nent was unleltly on the sI-I-ne, and
oily it i’er polls of water was III-res
till'l’ to extinguish the blaze which was
Iottiin-Itl to a pile of tags and papeps.
~(‘hnit'e Turkeys tl‘tttttili rillt‘l LN"
'h.: IIIItiII- t'hieltens, L'tle lh. lI‘IIlIllI"
ItariII-t.
A regular IIIIIeiinx ot‘ ('tttiil‘lltlt‘
[Titan 1 (l. R. lit. will he held this
Welling. ni‘ quarters in Wall street, :tl
‘-\'lt|t'h tinnI there will he at raising of
idols and IIiI-eilou ul‘ IIitlmIrs for the
mining year. lit-putt" (treat Sachem
lantes ilolt, ot llIIIIlgepoI-t, will he
iresent with his whole stait‘, and they
rill he accompanied by the quartette
Ir Wowontpon Tribe, of that city.
which will furnish singing the
”\I'orwuilt lndinns.
~iI‘resh iiatns, tile. nuttery‘s.
'l‘he sewing" circle of thinner Council.
"l. of i... met yesterdn) at the home of
‘Iirs. (‘arrie Mills, in ilownyton. and
1 grand good time was had. Supper
ras served at 0 o‘clock. 'l‘Wt'llU'AliI"
"leople partooit of the same and a see»
at evening was spent Games were
dated and phonograph selections t‘tllll
Iletetl the evening. The degree team
lad a rehearsal of the door work. "The
text. meeting will he held ill .\iI"s. ilat~
'le Crosby's, at 10 Elizabeth street. on
inlltlttry- :11. All will lie \Ieleotne.
~—\\'att t'or Clearance Sale at (,‘on-
"really It". tiraeken‘s. See adv. 8th page.
for
SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK
97th SEMl- ANNUAL DIVIDEND
to the depositors
at. the rate. of
4% PER ANNUM
has been declared for the six months
ending December 31st, littlh', payable
on and after January tith. 1000.
interest not drawn IIill be credited
to accounts and will draw interest
from January 1. 1000.
itinney’deposited on or before Jan»
nary It will draw interest. from January
t. i000.
GEORGE E. BEARSE.
(121 .‘lw. 'l‘reasIIrer.
Meat and
Provisions
All kinds of Bologna and Delicates-
sen. Fresh,iI‘rankfurters and Sausage
made daily. Try them.
,F. KARL,
'76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 445.
I
All This Week Sale Oi
Sheet Music
9c.a copy; 3 for 25c
COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE.
to North Main at” South Nor-walk.
Agant. for A. G. apntding'l
“Clothes
Nineteen
There' is nothing later
present season.
them which appeals to the
they are not high-priced, 1
line. $15 up.
‘Corrcct evening dress
PM
14 South Main Street.
for the
inc Man
in style than the Suits and
Overcoats we show—the most successful styles of the
Look at our fancy Suits In the lamOUS Varsity
models! You never saw slicker sack suits! Fincr- fit-
ings Suits can not be turned out.
the warm browns. soft grays. olives. slates arid tans
so much In vogue. $15 up. '
And they come in
And our fancy Overcoats! Handsome. swagger.
comfortable garments—with a dash and go about
Nineteen-Nine man. Yet
houglt high-class in every
clothes for New Year fes- -
Iivities and social functions.
Telephone Call 632-2.
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audience. as they did the first. part of"
i’llllllAR AllillSEllllllS ‘
N’Fiwwum, A't‘ norms l
‘ NIIiaIlII IK- t‘o. held met" as" an t‘\l|‘:t
attinetitm. is Inore than Illetisitt; the
tho week. Sitttzet"I"IIl't. of such IIIIIuII-
Its the Nymph oi the Sea. ts niuais
plenwltt to look upon. liar .\iIIII.‘I,\‘.
ilII‘ sinner of popular Iontts, has at
\IIII"II IIhitlI l-Z \“II-l, and he render»
the stunt» in such It l'lI‘ill‘ \I'II)" that illel
illltlll‘llt'l" ('lill lllltll"l.- and Meiji word
lll’ sium Shutter" I\- Stu-It'ltt sinner:
and liililt‘t"l'.\, \"IIIII .l ttlII-I ll .««lI:It.- til
applause .tot‘IlI‘III III": III. iIlI .\‘ t'lIilIIIII.
presentintt ' 'I‘InII lI'III/ NIulII Hill, ' IIIII
\IIlsI-Il llll' .IIIIliI itt‘II front >lill' III fie.
lslt ll IIIII \Htlil lit IIIIIII .IIII:I,\ lllI'
lIlItIIs, ;III ,Itttl we this mt l‘.IIt"I Sit-I".
hint». late l'tllll"tllilll In IlII llll‘lt'I‘;
lirotvn t"tlllluillh\_ who takes XIIIIIII A";
t‘II,.~: place, 1:. without ;I tl'llllll tlIII_I
ln'sl I‘I"I"I'ttiIlI'
t‘UlliI'tllllli Nil l‘lI‘ stain-l
,IlI-t' should not it. tulw" It
lAppolntivc Oi. Icers ostailed at.
.loltn‘t:
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llilll.‘ IllI‘In et' Harry l.IIII-
Ne“ mutiotl
Ilittl‘ l\ :tltti lil-
it's IIIII ntIIIIII,
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ST JOHN S LODGE OFIICERS.
lilti‘.
Last
NIgtIt's Meeting
IIIIIIIIIIIItIieatt‘IItI, of St.
{\II. U. A. P. and A. .\i..
was held last t‘\|'lilll|: at its quarters
in Wall meet, :II which time the ill)"
lIIIlltllil" ozhw l‘ III-re int-lulled as tol-
ltl\\.\‘
regular
[,miztvI,
A
Senior in man William it. Stiitlin.
.lllltltti lltiitllll Willett it. Seen)".
t‘hapLIIII t'haIlI-s iI‘. 'i‘rtstrani.
Sit IIInIIl .l.ttilt"~~ Ilvtttlll.
'1') il'l' lttlilv .~: SIlllltIrllitIIi.
IIII:.IIIII~" t.‘ \t. Jackson.
The lttlI I". Ii .lllltlt‘llllt‘t' «it New With
illitliltliilr
ill"
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\‘.l.II. . <,Il . III» IIIIIIoI‘IIIn. t‘. .l
“nor. a- t‘II today's ad.
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lIIII‘ lit‘st~t"ias.x articles, loud for ,\
elm-I, III the who or secondmlass;
is for good and sttillIient reasons.
quality than to buy an interior III
pethaps. Qualitv h; out tired mm
as littktIllAIII I"tiil:.lttlv"itl \\l‘.li loitit
it" the)"
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than tllllt‘l'> \\tiilill l lI:II"I.:--
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It)" In. possible IanIns can one
animal, t‘!‘ anything
it tin \" are cheap. t~ waited, I
it \Iiil pay to lot)" our.
lillll) for it fen" rappers less-
tdrrntion. tint" IIl'll‘tH .lii‘ as low
that's" lower
IoIIrII-lt‘, or
you
llt‘illt" InerIIhaIIIlIsII;
lltitl it.
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BOOK AND STAT
49'WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
Blank smog":
Diarios 1909
WILLIAM P. BEERS’
lONERY STORES
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Rockaway
Bluefish, Sea Trout Steak
Cutbill’s Bridge
TELEPHONE 108.
Oysters
SPANISH MACKEREL
Cod, Halibut, Eels. Flats,
Frostfish, Herring. Salmon Haddock, No. 1 and
Extra Smeits; Whole Cod, 7c 11).; Whiting, 5c.
Long Clams, 30c qt; Sea and Long Island Escallops.
Hard Crabs, Oysters, Long and Round Clams.
Gosling Clams for Baking.
NO FROZEN STOCK .
Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
in the Sav
. lambs" and Sporting tooodl.
MllNEl llEPllSllEll BElllRE JAll. ill
Draws Interest from January lst
ings Dept.
lHE SillllH llflRWAlK lllliSl CC
SWEEPIAC PgUBllC
the (""ouItIIII I'
'lho i"I [ltlli '
iiole onIh
Chat" les l
Washinct
Jonas I
anti liltlli
RerOIIInIIIIIIlI Authority in (Iranl
l‘I"I"InIIin t‘, ”A ["p, litIlI‘I
'l‘ilt" with,» ”L 1‘”: will“
etn"|'Iot"atiIn. ”I i , . w neI'I 'Il
itt-tSt‘ilIlilI til ,I ,5 Imt. pntIlII t‘ts
I'IIIII-It to tile . _ ,y, ..,....t. (ll 11th
[“10“me ”w %!- M ii \\tllllll lltt
Ilesii‘tthle III I, n p, In: Inv IIi lllll’
llt‘ llllli'lr~ 3i“ [LIN Iltll‘ll‘q
and tillllt ,~
'l'II crate I ,b ». IIIIiIl'I-7 51"“
\‘lt't~ ttl! |tt|‘.
'i'o sup. ~ w, .y- _. .l’lllll Ill
lttnd and I . ,n, ,. toured In)"
these “III... . m 3,, 1.? t..- the
titlllltI Hill I “V It lttlt'l'-
(51.
To supIIII ( . . .I"II II of
these ti.) p... ,I
To “‘It'l. l' XI’IIIL' 1”
the t‘IIIaII. ' um I IIIItIoI"~
lllitllts, to . “I 3 II: their
plants ..I.II t: 1.. I-tIIIseH
(ll “Whit I.’ g. ‘1 IIl'"l"
atlon.
'l'II sutu- :v III sit
for as tin. IItteIltI
tltII pIIhlII
'l‘II tiI It In . .; I h I"\'"
istlnu IIII. ., .
ill I"« II-II - ,., Inn tot" su-
[lt‘i'I"l~to|t In .. lll' In of enr-
[litl'ltlltlll" ."II . g. . 1; port,
.nis
it is \I..‘ t. - 1 . It" the
midi: -. , ., Ilillt‘
have In ., . , .llilllJ‘tl.
'i‘he ("Into - ,t .IIIIIIII
t‘otnpnnI I U . I\.
IIqulI
E: "I ""1: e C 1H.
An map"; '. ,. “still
appears it. ._ .1. ".I. the
\‘tlll|t" ol‘ ll." ‘t,\ I I. it till"
bends tllIv , i, .»,. LIIIII.
iClI-IIIriII 1:. . t It IIIs
t‘llliltllllil ..I. «1 3‘va _I:-t pI‘II-
{erred HID II) . ‘. $.‘IIIIU:
will IIl' lwt Iz- ‘ "t. ' i“ pie
settled III" I . I": ‘IIIl-
net in" the II." gt‘i
(HI e eon; ' \I . . " I - the
tax eomum ., " i tizlu'i
In, Item
it is s- l:’~ ‘ t, atrital
izatlou IIIII~I ‘ e" "."I .IsIIIi
t‘tllt'Iti in llII-t l‘ . I. I .II t" “r
decreased I .- II is, :' I\'I I," to
which .I A... l " . I the
pnsi II: III‘ ‘1 .h . .I he
prevent: Ii. .
'l'llt" ("IIIII' l -l .t id”
lIIeIIIpIII":ItI‘ I. .l‘ "tiled
under lln l.;( , . , ;~. to
lltI tleII’t .il ,\23"
senthiv,
The bill ;-I.I I 3 a" "‘ ll.ill,tIZ"i
that IlII- II~:"" ‘Ilil‘ ‘. AI. tIIw
in litlllllII: " I "."II‘tIili-
tier \llllirll . . III ". I. ‘. llII,\'
should in l " ’ t I III.III-
liII :I"~ “It" it. ~ II‘ill
III‘II :IlIiIIIHI‘I ‘ It with
tl-lxi‘tl in l." . It“ "ilt‘ll
II\pI 1""5. .t‘ III IHID
tIuIIIIIIIIII I ,. .t It IItll
lint III" so I ‘ “ ‘ 'ltlllt‘l‘flv
of ”to total ‘ " 1 ‘II.« Q‘VI
pet-Is as I . "I III \\ltlI"ll
their Ii:tt‘.»- ". :I "I, In.
\‘estluntw I . - wt I. «Inh-
mtited Item II ‘ II .- n.I"m~
‘ liei‘r‘t Hf Clw . " IS- I "mum-ugh
”1,. Nut. -~ -I" All "a hietl
are IIIIII I I: . .I to -III on
the lllHIi‘Il I ' ‘ ".i. I "-Ltlllt’l-I‘.
'l'llt" t'ull'ttl" ‘ ‘ l\l' iltl
pecunta'; III! » ' I I t‘un.
neI-tion \I I‘ll (‘I mp3,.”
to their "tit""l II, , I...”
net st ptIII‘IIiII
Conwnsmon'ki Purge
SI-etien ; l‘ .l« ‘II t‘tilll-
nlisstonet " I hit. sni-
til‘y IIIIII "‘Iui '" . I...” S“
periot" mar" :‘ ‘ III ,II, that
if the I"IIt.t:=‘ ‘ l " ' . power
reeontnn LdI Il " l" or its.
duties \Itl' II" II ‘II1 time of
its "will?" - ’" w I“ . In, the
high st in: he I‘- ‘ .rn"l|1l)tIr§
should in I I' ..I, atnhty.
who run I: I.- I ‘III II' en.
tire time to ’3“ I‘t‘illllllfi-
shut, and MI "I I north
. ‘-‘.I".‘I."Its it.
An. 21."; .. . "\"Iztisln‘t‘l,
“WANNA ,. IM- want and
tin 1‘
III. I ll tr' di 2.; house-
k‘lpp‘lr llt‘ltlilt‘; lit‘". I. limits,
1 tun "=tlll‘II‘I‘l
Mrs ltiIIlIs- SIII‘ ‘ " i thought.
you ““5 I’” ' l .
iii 3
’3 an
A Good Resolution A
Rosol VP
start. It“.
with H
l“ NEW YEAR
RALSTON SHOE
I’lttl'li
SA' l‘lt
Wear «Shoes TI... pp,
“ "INN tie on: 'll the winter.
m‘ \[I ”HUD iIil lltII to"
$4.00
6“
ill'.
PHONE 542.; .-
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.' PAGE FIVE 1
N selecting a SUIT 0r OVERCOAT there
are points to be considered besides the
“looks"——a cheap cotton Suit can be made
to present a Stunning appearance. But after
a short while that lOOk is gone.
til Come in and try on one of our Suits 0r
Overcoats and we belicic we can point out
certain features that will Impress upon you the
advisability Of Shunnint.I inferior garments.
t] We both stand tO win—not lose.
Shoes and Rubbers Furnishings
PHONE teas. l
tit now
I"? ' worms
JeddO and Old Company’s Lehigh
FOR FLRNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
NO. 2 Nut $5.00 per Ton, delivered in cellar
RAYMOND BROS.
Fresh Eggs, 38c Dozen
SMOKED SHOULDER ........... ticl LOiN STEAK ................ 18c ,
SMOKED HAM ...... . . tic SAUSAGE.2lbs. ................. 25a "
2 Las_ CHOPPED BEEF 2n: CANNED PEAS. . 10c can; Ntwcfi
SHOULDER STEAK .,..........tOc CANNED TOMATOES ..........
......... ,‘IGc. We can; (”or 25c
ROUND STEAK .
.W. DODGE
22 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
8c HAMMOND’S SHOULDERS, per lb; 8c
20 lbs. GRANl lLATED SUGAR, $1.00
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Stile tl_\ lI‘rI'IslI Huts pet tlt' /. . ..45c ,3 I :tus l’inenpph‘I ................ 25c
.» ills Prunes ........ , . . 25c :l pitu." Seeded Raisins ........ 25c
‘.. lhs. l’runtw . . ........... ..25c.;l pkgs. t‘nrrants ................ 25c
‘J lhs, i’eaehes ...... ,,.,.. ..256 | It runs lltllit‘tl Beans . . . . . ......... 250‘
2 lbs. Apricots .................. 25m?! I :Ins String Beans . .. ......... .c25
Oranges, per Iloy. ............................................... 25c and 35c”
APPLES. CELERY, CRANBERRIES. SPINACH AND SWEET POTATOES.
UNITED GROCERY CO.,
20 NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
so UVE NIR
SATURDAY, "-
JAN. 9th.
Decorated China Piate___
in addition to usual checks With
Spices, Extradts, Chocolate, Cocoa,
Tapioca, Cornstarch, Tea, Coffee, etc.
PHONE 143.
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WALLS wrnntcu" I ll "Tiny;
uniform movement Ilt‘l" Il.t‘l"“l "
o “clock the entire list “'5'”
II lItItzo demand to; tie" it‘l"
Sllleks. II'"IIIeIttmtI in.“ it'5 “t
made up and time \th“
terial advances III the int" ‘
lions "‘
lililllmltillltt Siltih.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.»Gains
were. genernldn theI opening dealings
of stocks, hut. were small as It. rule
and business was in moderate. volume.
A few stories were lower than last ,,—.- “DEAD" A
night E1 III running off a point and DR HOUSES FATHER Lilousu >
(tolotado Fuel tending towards teael \lili‘thtitil IL”, .‘e “5 ”night
lion. Consolidated Gas rout: 1N Idied .H [”5 hone" new tllli‘ltillldllslwAl I
Minn. St. Patti and Central Dentin-t ." m: ,‘ 0 m s wtleo‘?t,,1\ill-
and 't‘enn, t‘opper large. fractions. H, (.l dam“ N. and if]: I (I lit'
want.s't‘RIIIIITI",.Noon.—"rac genor- In... ".18,“ ”Home5 “I“ m, A.l
ahitst continued to recetie without re.
gard to the occasional spurts tn spe.
cial stocks. Llouds were tirm.
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leans II “lit Itm l“ I)” mtlll'llllm“
llouso of “Mirth
House. at tII-tIOI{
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