'I'uflll'u’l'zmuffin“,-
TELEPHONE
PIANO
GIVEN
AWAY
Get a Piano Certificate with
(may purchase. it will cost.
‘you nothing.
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Confectionery
and Pastry
~ uni NEW
» WEATHER, FORECAST.
For Norwnlk and vicinity: Fair and
colder tonight. Tuesday fulr. An ex-
Jtendcd area of high pressure central
over the Lake region is producing
Pleasant weather with low temperature
In all sections east of the Mississippi
river. The temperature is rising be-
tween the Mississippi river and the
Rocky Mountains. Comiitlons favor
for this vicinity fair and colder tonight.
Tuesday i‘ulr. Vt'cdncsduy fair and
warmer.
lce skates and roller skates at Cole.
man's.
”Henry A. Hegcloin, of Woodward
avenue, spent Sunday with relatives in
Brooklyn. .
Admiral A. ii. Ayrcs, ol' Norotou
Heights. spent yesterday as the
guest of friends in, Winnipauk,
William ll. Payne. of Norwalk. as-
sisted in Selleck's clothing store dur-
ing the rush Saturday evening.
- Harold Glendoning is imprtévlug at.
his home in West Main siren, Nor-
wnlk, after it several (lays‘ illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Byiugton and
baby daughter. of Stamford, spent
yesterday as the guests ol’ relatives in
Norwalk.
—-Chnrity Ball for the benefit of the.
earthquake sufferers. given by the Ital-
ian Social Club, at Arion llali, tonight.
Tickets 25 cents. lindiesrl'rec. A good.
time assured.
Jeremiah Abenrn was able to get
out. this morning after a several days‘
illness at his home. in Cross street.
Norwalk.
David S. Bolts. of Port Chester, is
spending a few days as the guest of
his daughter. Mrs. A. ll, iloyt. of
Berkeley street.
Sherman Council. Royal Arcnnum,
will have its installation of otlicers in
Mystic. Chain llall; Washington street,
tomorrow night. ‘
The big clearance sale of men‘s,
boys' and children’s clothing. etc., is
now going on at. D. Gottllcb’s. Step‘ln
and look the stock over. ’
Ottr lirothers' Lodge. No. to. l. O.
O. 13., will hold a regular meeting this
evening, and tho lnitlatory degree will-
be conferred on two candidates.
Augustus Newcomb, of Norwalk. has
recently purchased a fine now horse
which is a fast stopper. lie was giv-
ing the animal a try this morning be
fore a sleigh. .
For this week you can get twenty
per cent. off on a. number of good rang-
es at F. A, Mitchell‘s. The. adv. will
tell you the various ones on which this
offer holds goods
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Keeley. of Wat.
erbury, and Mrs. McCarty. of Bridge-
port, are in Not-walk to attend the fun-
crnl of Mrs. Albert E. Boers, who pass-
ed away at the Norwnlk Hospital Snt~
urdny evening. .
~—-Luoeln and. Isabella, Palmists and
Mediums. llavilaud lilock, Room 6.
Hours in to it).
The. sleet storm, yesterday, in man-
junotian with the snow, was a, source
of trouble to the trolley cars. though‘
not .a very serious one. The tracks
were well sanded, and the sleet wheels ‘
took care of the overhead trolley wires
and in couscducuce there was very lit-
tle delay._ ll
Frederick E. Lockwood. the. Norwulk
automobile dealer, wont to New York.
this morning, to spend the week at the
' big automobile show at the Madison
Square Garden. where the product of
the licensed manufacturers is being
shown. Mr. Imltwood will. be glad to
see pny of his friends and customers
at, the show. ,
Schuyler Waterbury. formerly of
Norwalk, was arrested last evening by
Captain Thomas Hunt. and Sergeant
Thomas motherland. on a. warrant is-
sued for his arrest in Bridgeport about
two years ago. Waterbury is churg.
ed With embezzlement of $45 from a
concern there, and since that time has
bee dodging the law. lie was held in
it e orwnlk‘lockup until this morning.
wlie Captain Crdnin. oi’ the Bridge~
portxpolice force, came over and took
him back to that city.
. Re'v. Francis Clay Moran, of
tcres tug sermons, "yesterday at Grace
. , in the absence of Rev. .l. 13.
' hr, who preached yesterday in
the id Swedish.Church, in Philadel‘
phin. In the evening Rev. Moran
preacied on the 'great earthquake in
Holy, andcveryone presents reports
it u out able discourse of the sub-
ject. Mr, Moran substituted at St.
Paul's church last year and he gained
much favor in The Norwnlks.‘
”R d GrassCottons,
Ban ges.St_1rgicn18upplies
‘. , Stil n-Powcll Corporation,
Prescription. Drugglsts,
Open 8 may; ,3"....:’, .South Norwalk
sunny stat... ‘ ,
F. ALANE‘
: Launch Works.
. d
Naomi Ev;
We Write Butfglar
Insurance '
LET US WRITE YOURO.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
TEL. 105-2.
'2 74 w‘ashlngton‘ street. South Norwaik.
’- HOT SODA
‘ AT
BAXTER'S
ANDERSON ’3
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work. »
Launches of all sizes built to order
I by competent workmen.
avatar Shell Palm. Norivalk
Road the pure food bulletin of the
Great Atlantic and Pnciiic Tea Co.
John Alltll—‘l'iitill has resigned ills po-
sition us libatlonisi at the ilotel (“lil—
lord.
Mrs. Edward Church. of Wt‘filltm‘l
uvcuuc. is spending tmlay in New
York city. '
You can get a tile. package of Gold
Medal buckwheat. flour for tic. ‘ this
week at. the. East Norwnlk (lush Gro-
cery, ll. It}. Mead & 0.0., proprietors.
Marjory Weiss. the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Weiss. who has
been seriously ill other home in Ht‘l‘lt~
elcy street. Norwnik‘. is slowly Illil‘il'43\‘-
lug.
Rev. Charles Si'flnol'arlnnd is spend-
ing the day in New Haven, where h
is lecturing in his course in connection
with the department of pastoral func-
tions. ‘ i. ‘ . .
FRANK C.
an Scoy
' PLUMBING.
STEAM, ,
nor wnrsn
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Tron, Copper
and Zinc. "
50 South Main Street,
So. Norwalk. Conn.
‘ WALL
PAPERS
10% Discount on
1 . All Grades
Crockery. Glassware. House. Furnish
ing Goods, Painter's’ Supplies, English
Blue China by the piece or set. These
goods will not craze.
Sole agent for the Columbia Phone
graph. Co's Talking Machines and
Double Disk Records. Music on both
sides, 65c. Indestructible Cylinder
Records, 35c.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order. ‘
' Painting‘and Paper Hanging.
L. H. DeCker
,_ 37 WASHINGTON STREET.
7’ SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
We give the. s. a H. Green Trading
Stamps. Ask for them. ,
Meat and
Provisions
All kinds of Bologna and Delicates-
sen. Fresh Frankfurters and Sausage
made, daily. Try them.
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
.‘z-Phon01445.‘u .
* Ice Skates-
Roller Skates
' COLEMAN’Sf '
_ NEWS STORE
10 North Main. St.
Agent for A. G. ‘Spnldlnp'l .
Baseball and Sporting Good!
South Norwnlk '
Red Cross bandages and surgical
supplies at. Stillson-Powel l Carports:
t on. '
John Davis. of Trenton, N. J.. spent
yesterday at his home in Cross street.
Norwnlk.
It‘rcd‘erick E. Lockwood, of Walt
street, Norwaik. is spending today in
New York city on business.
Dr. nuttMrs. it. W. Lowe, of Ridge»
field, will sail on January 23. for a tour
to the West. [miles and South America.
Miss lncz 1’. Models, of Chestnut
street, Norwulk, t‘.()lllllit-‘ll(‘(‘d hep during
as clerk in the selcctmeu‘s oillco, tilts
morning. ‘”
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick l. Jones, of
Norwalk. Were among the visitors
from Norwulk in Washington. 1). (1.,
the past few days.
A rehearsal ot’ the Rough Iiider (lien
('lub will be held this evening at ii
o'clock, at the residence of it‘. .1. Force,
Crescent, ’l‘crrnce, and Leader Force do-
,slres a full uttcntltuice of the mem-
bers.
General Russell Frost. is in British.
port, this afternoon. attending a hut»
choon given by lion. .iohu ll. Perry,
at the University Club. to the oilicers
ol' the Yale Alumni Assm'iatlon of
log at Price's
m . “I buy
Bate dollars hi to this
Challenge Sale. Readthe adv.
issue. N 1k pen
in rv Cahill. the orwa car . .
torZIhIiu-I resigned his position in Ridge-
deld.
Prosecuting Attorney Leo Davis. of
Wall street, is in Hartford today on
business. ‘
Just when you need parlor stoves
and heaters tho most. A. J. Collins it
00, offer you a chance to purchase one
at half the regular price; Sen adv.
A, large delegation of Lincoln (L‘otm'
oil, No. 4, 0. U. A. M., will journey to
Stamford, Tuesday evening. and wit-.
ness Leeds Council. No.16, confer the
second degree on several camildntcs.
Those desiring to join the jolly crowd
will meet at linNtc'r‘s (“tuner for the 7
o‘clock trolley car.
Charles Ever-son. one or the drivers
or Miller lirothcrs' teams, had a poet»
liar incident happen while driving
near l'lno island, lt‘rldtty. A carrier plv
goon lighted on the seat; beside hint.
and innncdihtrly ninth: friends. (in
the bird‘s leg was a band upon which
was inst‘u‘ihcd “P. F, 32,278." Appar-
ently the pigeon “'us ill, and Mr. lam--
sou’took it. home and ltcpt it. until
u...v many-G ._..Enw
~_*..~__~w.muw
PHARMACY
IS NOW Open
Any person lltiltllllu
which were tilled pl'i't‘ltiu
Closing can have hitlllt‘ 2111.
(Ill.
1.. [“9 nitric
. t'rom W"
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY
.THE PRESCRIPTION Sl’ORli.
Telephone Call, 1132.
this morning; when the weather being
It‘nll‘lield empty.
to
Shirts, Underwear
Boys' Blouses. "
t‘ulr the bird was set trim.
The Red Tag Sale
+ Scores aBig Hit l
How men are buying good clothes and furnishings at this sale! The buying Stal‘tt‘tl Sat“
clay with a rush. which continues to keep us on the jump! The best clothing bargains we
«ever altered credo this sale. and early buyers are taking advantage of them. Don‘t you want
31-21, :2 Overcoat or something else to wear. at a big reduction?
Men’s Suits now $4.85 and up $22.85
Men’s OveI'coats, 7.85 and 11p
Boys’. Suits,
Boys’ Overco‘ats, 1.89 and up
Boys’ Reefers,
1.65 and
Come while choosing is easy and values are best! Come tomorrow without tail!
7- Rogers & Stevens
14 Scuth Mam Striéét *
. 2.45 and up
, House Coats. Bath Robes, Hats and Umbrellas at big reductions, and
Telephone Call 682-2
22.85
5.85
5.85
485
up
St. .lobu's lodge. No. ti. will hold a
regular meeting, "l‘hursday evening. ill
the Masonic Temple in Wall street.
Andrew Lucrowt‘tlty. of lreeus'
It‘ill‘il'th'. went to Bridgeport, Saturday"
afternoon. and became ilittixit'uit-tl. llcl
not or. u trolley car and came ttrwnl'tls
\l'cstport. He did not not till nt his
home, and the authorities would not
take him at \Vt'hllitll‘t. t‘onscqucutiy
the irolicymcu would not, put him off
in the snow. and he was brought to
Nurwalk. The police here t‘uund lht‘
mus was hopelessly drunk and he was
carried bodily to the Water street
police station. in his pockets was
found. $90. and yesterday morning he
was allowed to go on this bail. in
court this morning before ldt‘lward Zil.
latcku'ot‘ld he pleaded guilty to the
charge of lntoxicmion. and was fillt‘tl
$5, which he paid.
l
l
else, at‘thc price of second~class;
is for good and sumcteut reasons.
perhaps.
SMALL POLLOCK ...... 7c
FROST FISH ......... 10c
WEAK FISH ....:.........12c
crscoes . ...... . ...... ....12c
Smelt. Blficktish, Halibut. Salmon,
TELEPHONE .108.
Means more than the 560
means a good habit formed.
ll .
unmoumummmumw
Please take this fact to heart: By no possible means can can
buy first-clasa articles. fund for yourself, or animal. or anything
quality than to buy an inferior quality for a few coppcrs less— I
Quality is our first consideration. Our prices are as low
As possible, consistent with legitimate merchandise, that's lower
than others would charge—if they had it.
say Oats Thais Clean.
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STEAK noun
Cutbill’Sf Bridge ~ Fish Market.
iii llllllRi lMllll
SilliH nut KlRlJSl u.
ASSETS—A MILLION DOLLARS.
LL<,LLJ-
Playwright Charles ltlcln has lost
t‘o-cviu-d a handsome ntiw llitlti autumn.
bite. The car is a buautlluliy finished
Pierce Arrow limousine.
lt‘lro dollars a month saved means
nlort- than sixty dollars at the end of
the year: it moduli it good habit torm-
I‘ll. Savings accounts are invited by
tho South Norwnik Trust Company.
. Antonio “'arjcnski. ot‘ ti Spring Hill.
Norwalk. underwent an operation this
morning at. the Norwnlt. Hospital. the
some being pt-rft‘u‘luctl in Dr. William
J. 'l‘rnccy, assisted by lir. l“. i. Bill“
troll. .
l‘onassus Council. ltoyal Arcauutn,
will hold a regular Inertial: tomorrow
evening.. at its quarters in Wall street.
Norwnlk. at which time the otllecrs for
the ensuing year will be installed by
irund ()rntor John M. tlurr.
k
if they are cheap, solcalled. it
it. will pay you to buy out“
\\
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
-.. .....—..~ -..... .E....__... .. .........*
cperlb;
ao‘rrERFIsu ............. 12c
HERRING ............. 8::
LONG CLAMS, ......... 3bc QT.
ESCAtLops .‘ ......... 40c 01'.
Oysters. Long and Round Clams
FREE, DELIVERY.
lH an
at the end of the year-it
Savings Deposits invited.
REALIZATION OF DEMOCRACY.
Rev. C. S. Maclnrlnnd Tells rt mp
Part and Place the Church Has or ii.
Nl‘3\\' Il.v\\‘lf.\, [at " ll.
I‘lllli‘lvs S; Ritit‘tullutui, tit Stt‘ ‘v
walk. who is dvltwrma n t. .- .
lcclurtm at Yale tutxnszt Sch...
tile relation ol lliw mmlstt-i w .,.
reform, industrial .i-uouzutisu »
it‘ul lilo, and social tutm'luouw . 1....l
this afternoon on The l’art u. .,r it ,....
of the Church and the Minter: , 13,,
Realization ot‘ lit‘llttll'i‘dt‘)’.
Di‘, Mnt‘l'lll‘lund tlr‘llllt‘tI (i W
as the cum-t to mow bunnw .
Kw
i
erhootl under ill" dmnc Iii‘ .
The Kingdom or tlmi r~ mud.- . - ..
all thenreut l\ltl\r'lllt‘lll‘» in .« ;’ no”,
and social lite. ‘l‘ltv minim, , ‘ ‘ .
beware the guilt.» and the dh. ,1
all these great nnucxuwuts (it . .. xi.
His work is to lu'ttuz .tQtt'lli llr , . .
tion of democracy. lie-u tlt- . a. ,.
should be alik- to loot: tor lb. . _.. ,y‘.
of their wrong» to ll.“ t‘hnr. . « ,,
the minister. n.
Iir. Muci‘nrtnud soul that l . .,
thus far in thw- mow-rs lino . . ,,,
largely a lookcrvon She can , .
go on gathcriui; up well at.»
from the world {or the an)...
self. She must stir ltt‘l'wwl ‘
sake of the world lie tier t m...
there is often a loi’tivr human widow,”
and infinitely more l'lll‘lsliou ..,.,,....
in Cooper l'ulon minimum. 1. h w
some Christian t'tiiiut‘i‘gtlttlolt-- I5, W
thing in the church that stand. 1.. o...
Way of democracy must Ill“ try-.1 4,...”
The speaker tell that the prod...“
minister nun-In to know i'l‘tliltllt
speak certain i‘orvlutl lttllgun;
do? to act. in touch Willi lvuwcu p...)
pie. He must mix men up smut...“
champion popular dclllOCra'u ..,,,,M.V\_.
and when he invites the luv-Men: or
the mtmuiacttuzv to lllllllt't' in. “W,
put. one of his \mrlttm'n Ilt‘ht‘lt» t m, :u
the table. “The aim and at... W the
modern minister Is- to trump; ., m”.
democracy true the lxingtlt‘tu m In“).
His parish is out slmplt ti. nun
church, it musr consist. ol all it... “1,,
plants of [hp tlvnuu‘l'lltlt‘ in. W his
city.
hi
lti
HUSBAND 0N RAMPAGE.
Police Court lnvestrgalfis avid Allows
. a Week to Straighten Matters,
Frank llrtiutdhlll‘fil. it ("pm My,“
man. was placed undermrcst sum...
day night by Spitt‘ltil (){lltt‘tii II. \V.
.(llndstone. on n t-lnu-st‘ ot “""ttt‘utitm
and hrepch ol' IlIt' "5W7“ Tile coni-
zplalut. was made 'LV “Whip, Who
claimed he lmd been nlllliilip‘ her life
most. uninteresting. -lllfll~'l'_ 't‘:u lor m“.
sidel‘od the case this Inol'lilll‘: Ititd m“.
tinned it. for u “‘l‘l‘kv lit Orin... that
liroudhurst lilili' hill" ‘3‘) ‘llllitirlimiw
to make all “'l'li “'5 “W‘- '
The Nutmeg ltl‘SI‘M‘W” "WM “iii no
“.0 Elllflblilhr N- ,l,‘ tomlil'l‘ow “1,“an
and play the Edward Clark With, ”it;
some which was “Clled‘llt‘li to have
been played by the Sixth t‘umpnuy,
but which bus will" 0‘" lll" lmabu....,_
fl
NOTICE”
THE CLIFFORD
p Memo iom‘
All Good; Delivered Free of cmrge. .
.ipoudlng diminution of present lt‘l'lill
‘! tir- '
r
N ING SENTINEIB
idlius , liliiillilll IS
Pilli’lillli
(Crmtlnued'frotn First Page.)
I m
il‘ttl, it will have a (an-responding tit--
crease of rental.
it is understood. that It has been no.
('llllSI‘ o! the divergent views of the
companies on this point that the no.
ututions have been so prolonncth
The contract also applies to the use
of the Matt Haven yards. where an
,.rr:iligtiul0ill. is made similar to that
..t the Grand Central terminal and
mwd upon a sliding scale or use by
.1... New Haven road. The right.
litili’t'\'t“l‘. to use. the Mott Haven yard
can be discontinued on 12 months' no-
tice to the New York Central. but. in
that case it, must. give the New Haven
”p. use of the. Port Morris branch to
on. Harlem River and. Port (“itestcr
unlroud, so tho the. New Haven can
touch any new ‘.'nrtls that it may es-
tzzlillb‘ll.
A terminal manager is to be an
ttlIllt‘d by the. president of the New
t{;q\'l'll and of the New York Central,
~, I...» is to have charge of maintenance
m the management of the terminal.
pt
t
1 .
l
in tile case of disagreement as to the
‘uutn to be appointed, the matter is
;.. be left to arbitration.
\‘cry detailed arrangements are
made between the. two companies with
lot’uretice to the supply, distribution
glittl payment for power in the electric
lttllt‘I'iIlIUIlS with the terminal.
The New Haven agrees not to as-
l ten the lease. but in (also of the fail-
.‘tu-r ot' the New ”area to fulfill the
‘mnirnct the lease becomes void at
trplltill of the New York Central, in
”use or damage or destruction of tin:
(New York station, the New York t‘vu‘
l li’lll agrees to make reconstruction and
l lt‘lillll‘ immediately.
1 The. contract excludes all other
tnunpnnlcs except the New Haven and
low New York (Ventral from the use
m. the properties from \i'oodluwu to
tzrnd street. inclusive.
in a large number of the i'cnturos
,ut’ the new contract. provision is made
tmr uridtrutltm. it does not, affect tin-
ltxistiug urrnug'tncuts as regards pay
lmwnts per passenger by the New ila
lieu lwtween \V'oodlau’n and the let
i urinal.
l in railroad circles here the pct-pct»
{not contract is regarded as very in
imrnlile to the New Haven. particular
it as it allows a slitting scale of pay
townie in the future for the use of the
{:wrtulnal untl allows {all 500110 for
lilnuro plans of securing; new on
ltiauccs to New York city with curves
.' PIGE FIVE I
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llillll IN Will SIRIll.
_ WALL S'l‘ltlillil'i‘, 10:10 a. Ilirwtipcu-
urg urn-es oi' stocks showed a. number
at striking gains, especially amongst
stool. . nor of the greatest; m'ourinonce
.\'(tlltilli and Western advanced 114...
New York Central and American till
it“. (,‘tillil‘iltltl Fuel and Sloss Sheffield
Steel large fractious. Auntigumalctl.
Copper declined 1%. V '
WALL STREET. il a. nu—Opcnlng
gains \\'('l‘0_l‘lildtlt't.‘tl when the traders
sold to realize. Some oi! the recently
strong low priced stotrlts were notubli
weak, and a few or the l't‘lil‘esl'lillllii't‘
stocks fell below Saturday's closing.
Lillt‘l‘ support of the general market
and u. brisk advance in New York (Jen
trnl pulled Dl'lt‘l'h‘ up to about the open-
ing figures.
WALL S'I‘itltlli'l‘. noon-«For a time
United States Steel was in large tie-
mand, but. at. 53 offerings ww-e in ex-
cess. ‘I'rices fell back a. traction all
around. Consolidated (ins anti New
Haven fell 2. Bonds were firm.
WALL STREET, 11p. Iu.~-—‘l'he cop
per stocks monopolizcd the limited
amount of speculative attention. and
also went llu‘ough the widest iiuoiua-
lions, Amalgamated Copper failing in.“
and Amcrlcan Smelling l. followim;
the nunounccmcnn of a reduction It
the price ot‘ the metal. ’
ussurr COLLEGE DESTROVED. i
All Persons In éuatdtng in Mobile, Ala..
Accounted For.
MOBILE. Ala... Jan. lit—The famous
Spring Hill College, the largest Jesuit
institution in the South, is on tire. The
llaliws are rapidly gaining headway.
t'ollcnc authorities gate out a state»
Incut soon tiller the tire started that
pct stills; couucctml with the college had
been accounted for and were safe. The
progress ol‘ the tire continued on
checked.
’l'lie lire, which is thought to have
been caused to a (-rOsscd wire in the
chapel. was discot't-l‘ed during Illu
lumping servici», ,
EAST NORWALK MAN iN TROUBLE
Believed That V‘Illiam F. Benedict's
Mind is Unbalanced.
Steps are being taken to have Wil-
liam i~‘. ltencdtrt. a. well-known East:
Norunlk hatter. placed in the West-
port snuitaritnu temporarily. Satur-
day lilulit his wife felt that conditions
were not safe and sought aid. Con-
stant.» .l. .t. Goodwin and Special Ollie
er t‘lnrt-nrv (terruanctti went. to East.
Xorwalk and brought him over to pod
llcc hcadtpturters. where he is beina‘
held until the probate court. can de-
l uni clutrgcs.
tcrn‘ilnc as to his sanity.
lBlank n
49 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
. WILLIAM”
BOOK AND STA TlONERY STORES
t 60118 3113
i Diaries 1909
P. BEERS’
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
8c HAMMOND’S SHOULDERs, per lb
3.:
20 lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR, - $1.00
l‘cachcs, per lb. .................. lOCt
Apricots. per lb. ................ lOcl
:2 lbs. Prunes ................... 25:}
.1 lbs. Prunes . ....... . ........... 25c}
lint. Fins . .................... 25cl
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1.3.“?le
Ti Cans Corn ................. ...25c
Ji (‘nns String Beans . ......... ..25c
ii Cans i’cas ............. 25c .
t‘hunk Pineapple, per can .......10c
25c Bottle lleiuz Pickles . ...... 19c
Florida and Novel Oranges, Apples. Sweet. Potatoes. Celery. Lettuce and
White Onions.
UNITED GROCERY ‘00.,
-20 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. .
funded. Try a bag.
IlThe best FLOUR on the market‘at the. _ ‘ \. __
Lowest Price. Satisfaction or money. re- , . . ,
It tells its own Story: . f -.
ASK YOUR GROCER £011;ng
The Ben Place to
83 and 85 Washington
2 lbsNew Evaporated Poaches.25c
2 lbs. New Evaporated Apri~
Cots ...... ._ ............
3 lbs. Flue California Prunes. Job,
2 lbs. Extra Fancy Prunes ..... 25c
tit) l’ink Stumps with i ll). Very
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‘ We Have um“ am Lines cf‘kTeas and Coffees in. thECtty.‘
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Street, South Nagpur.
Force. per pkg‘.i.‘.g.‘. ’ '
Nivara, pér pkg. ....
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Evoready, Buckwhout‘yvfpkg‘, Iii . .i2c
25 Stamps with l,lb. Moi;
You can always depend on us for Good Butter.
Best Tea ...... . ....... .....‘600‘ Coffee ...... . .............. I ‘
50 Stumps WIIJ l lb." Special 20 Pink Stumps-with irlb, Mop,
Tea 50c and .lavn.(‘.ottoe We?“
25 Pink Stumps with M, lb. Vcry. in Pink Stamps with 1, u, not _ ,‘
Best ’l‘ea ..... ........ 30c. and. Maracaibo'Coflee ”@260
20 Plrikatnmps with it; lb. Spcc- ‘ to Pink Stumps sum 1 Will’sm'
lai Ton ........ ....... ...25c Santos Coffee ,__,‘I .. -‘
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We Have BUTTER at ....... 32c. 34c and 3&qu" .y.
GEORGE EHnET's FAMOUS BOTTLED BEER FOR FAMIL‘VUE" ‘
24 Bottles for ......-$1.00 12 Bottieafpr . red
Call, write or telephoneyour orders‘ mm may w“, m, dellll‘l‘ ‘
carefully and promptly. , /_,. .
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