Bess Goods
Id‘ial manhunt:- who and colors
ih’ Vibrate“: ail! dilitfii.
complain undrtmont of ‘DLMJK
098, also SILKB. at
E K. Eunks’
Mmacig o Horst stock.
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M.l‘i-l Samuel W. Sample of West
sheet has been ill this week.
Miss Ciaia Syring. of Lexington
aVenue. is visiting hci brother in Stani-
mid. .
Elie F. Makin, who huli been stage
manager at Music Hall; has resigned
his position.
The residence of Mrs. Effie. C. lioyt.
in Lowe street, is being repainted by
E; E. Gorham.
G Charles 1.. Thorpe; of Norwnik, has
taken apposition as conductor on the.
local trolley lines.
‘ Miss Harriett Ci‘oi’ut has returned to
New York. after a week's visit with
friends in this city.
Mina Margaret Kelley. who has been
ill. has resumed her-duties at the store
of 'I‘rlstrain & Iiyati.
A. Homer liylugton. of iieideu me
one. has. gone. to Washington, ii. if... to
remain during the winter. "
Mrs. Clarence Knapp has been
spending a few days with Mrs. Miit‘ou
Hlieburn, in New York city.
Mrs. James '1‘. iiuhbell. of Quintard
place. is entertaining Miss liesuie
Lawrence. of Grecnvilic, I). C.
Roas Burchard has had an exterior
chimney erected on the north side of
his residence, in West avenue .
Mr. and Mrs. George 0. Crosby. Jr,
of Foxboro, Masmichuactts. formerly of
Norwalk, lll'c. the parents of a non.
tank of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company, in South Main street, is be-
ing repainted.
Mr. and Mrs. James linrns, of Nor~
walk. have purchased the property
formerly owned by Emil Newman, of
New York city, which is located in
'Btitltll Wilton.
The water
.lohn ilrcaher, of liuiier street. wiio
was serioiiaiy injured at tiic plant of
the St. George Pulp and Paper t‘oiii~
puny, in able to be about again. with
the use of ii cane.
l—-—Don't fail to attend the Mother
,(ioose, Market. given by Eureka liche-
kuli Lodge. at. l. 0. 0. i". Iiaii. Friday
to.“ limit from one hundred
”Moon in mural: hr
mine are cordiali‘ylnvitrd ioihorougn iy invert at:
the proposition 0 a iioldln Comp» .havinx uat
acquired whowncrahipin aw York or the name.
WOODBURY'B L
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TIE "CURL"! "MD
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Tuna Manx
Idvrrliud for 39 years at the cost of .000 000 and
having maria john it Woodbury uni iionalra many
time: over. if 10%
0 his“ the
People with me
to thirty Ilium
t.
The Mod: in this Company wiliuill
the tint year and will rapidiy.incme t
”cold and thinly car.
For particular. call or write
MYORB co.
45 West 34th Sunni New York City
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lilllli Hill lliil milliliillli
State Conlcrcnec Board to Consid)r
Question Early ui January
. the New iiuven road on tho eve of a
settlement and with the conductors
working schedule to be presented to
that the trolieymen employed hy‘tlio
Connecticut company throughout the
state will renew their efforts to secure
a uniform working agreement shortly
after January i. The. trolleyineu tried
to secure such an agreement a few
months ago but were unsuccessful and
the new effort will be made through
what is known to trolley circles tilt the
state confoi'ciice hoard. This board in
t‘t)lll|ItlriHl of delegates from each of
the various locals or organized trolley-
illt‘ll in the state.
A meeting of the stale conference
board is to he held the first Monday In
January and at that aenxiou. net-ord-
fin: to inl'oriiinlion given out here to.
day by an officer of the board, come
of the delegates from the uphill townn
will bring forward ii renewal of their
demand for better wages. Amour,
these unions are [how at Mtddieiowu.
Bridgeport and New London. and oili-
era where the wage schedule in not
and towns of ilii‘ statin' This wage
attention will be put forward by but
few of the locals. but the requent for a
uniform aureciueni on working rules
will be quite general. The New lia-
ven men. according to good authority
hart» little direct interest. but there
may he an informal discussion of these
matters at a meeting of the New lin-
ven diriuion to be lli‘ltl ’i‘IinI‘sdny,
lit New
paid as well. if not belie
other city in the slate.
hours; are aareeulile and they enjoy
other privileged of an- inipoitunt na-
ture granted by the company some
time aho. liut there is little doubt
amour: members that the union will
support the ciaium of the MINI from
other cities.
\‘i’lil'li the stale conference hoard
met with the xcncrui officers of the
company a few tnonthu nun moat oi
the things the li‘tillt'MlIt'il wanted wore
turned down'hy tho rtntti. but there
was at no time u i'lliilit't‘ of :i utrike
The hoard took what it could get and
agreed to let the remainder of thc «Iv
inunds rest for a Illlii' line of the
thing-rt not lil‘t‘ssn‘ll at that llilll‘ Willi
the demand for better wnacu for ilti‘
men at certain places. When the state
conference hoard convenes in January
the iii'lcunll'n representing the men
r. than In any
'i‘iielr working
and Saturday evenings, November iii
and iii. Admission. itlc.
The convention of the American
Federation of Labor Ia being held in!
Toronto, Canada. this Week. It opoiel
ed Monday, .ioliii Mofiltt, Martin Law-
lor and James P Mailer are the lit-
credited dclenutcu of the United iiuii
tern of North America
At the meeting or P. C. Inuimbury I
lodge New leunlnnd ()1ch of i‘iotct
lion, last night, nint- application;
llll‘ltIlIl‘I‘HlIlp u'ere received. and aerer»
ui more are expected to
clash initiation to December.
Senior \‘lrc (‘oniinandcr Richard J.
i‘ulbiil, oi‘ the Department of (‘onuceti I
cut, iirnnd Army of the ltepnhlie. will l
no to Hartford, tonight, to lilll'llf‘lllith‘l
in the roll call of i'out No. int. All the
rituic ofllct‘ru tire expected to he pron-
t‘llt.
Washington (innip, No. II. Patriotic
(Irder of tho tioua of America. held it
regular meeting luiii night. but only
routine Intranet-ta wan transacted. an
the members deuired to attend the
Kiiinlitu of l’ythiaa twiititli In Music
Hall.
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A daughter. \Victoria'Ritter Eyerly.
liilii been born to Mr. and Mrii. Paul K.
liyeriy. or Illl‘iomtibu‘rit. Pennsylvania.
Mr. flyorly'is alto nutter and proprietor
of The Morainn‘t’ma. and Mru. Ey-
eriy wnn‘mmoriy.lhtiun Aimee hitter.
of blunt; NOI‘Walit.'ttitd Well known how.
M
. ’l‘nmormw orbiting at. 7:45 o'clock hi
the maulartpraynr mui- partlno mention
in tire P‘h'ut M, iii. Clhureh bathe :9qu
day m‘hool room. ’0in ulnainu In to be
but by :il‘ntliiil Httntoit with mruei.
'f‘bc punior will give It abort cxpiitdiion
urine nubieet. which in. z'A Prince and
ti Saviour Exalted." Aotu h.
Ail n apeclui attraction at inioyt'
'I‘heutre next week, the. great Henry
French direct from Percy Williams.
New York. hail been secured. Mr.
French in reputed to be tho greatnnt
character chime nrtiat living, and has
apimurml m the. owned head! 9!
Europe
Insurance Commissioner Maedonald
has been intitntt to attend a meeting
of the executive churniirtoe of the me
ilonnl convention“ 1' insurance comi
missionarii. in ‘00 d in the} Manhni
hm Ithtei Nair” on: December 12.
The commission" loin rebelled a coin»
munieultnh from The liunlnnml Monti
Afiwfllllm of at. bouts; Inviting Iii
commimuru to hold their itttllimit
obliteration in at. maul next year
‘oionéi than one baa replied thai
commissioner hate: atrocity 118%
for .
whim» iirsl appeal for better pay full
ed of :.llt‘i‘t‘i~'.‘“. will he luntrucled, It is
inland. to bring the matter before the
general pith-urn of the coiiipanv again
W..-
CASTOR IA
For Infant- and tlhiitlren.
llItI Kill You flan Aways Birgit
Bears th: W l ::
Signature of
SOUTHERN PACIFIC'S SUIT.
H-\.\' ll‘likV‘ISl‘U. Nor. ill. i‘oIl-r
il‘. liiiiiile. penerxil attorney for
Southern l‘ai'lllr railroad In this state.
left for New York this morning to
heforo the l
lttlii‘ charge of the railroad Hlill' of flit”
llll'i'lti‘l‘ unit inutilutcd nuniunt the
ilill‘l'linnn linen hy the inter-State
tionunerce (‘oluniiualon In limit, in
thin work he will uucceed Judge it. B.
Lovett who was made chairman of
the board of direiitpi'u of the nystarn
reeonuy . .‘r’
- ~1pr to.
W “I.“ ll “6b“. MIMI“.
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With the demands of the clerks on “
and trainineu preparing a new joint'
the road shortly. it developed today
nearly no high {In it is in other rltica ~ _ '
Iiuxcn the troiieyiiien are
t he .
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if you have not already discovered that your fall bed coverings 010 too
Iiight. you will shortly. and wise people will have heavier bod coverings
ready before tho I-Iliilt‘p weather begins We tune a splendid stock of blan-
kets and coniforiabion Hindi! up by the bent iiiimiifactill‘t'l'll in this country'
and c'aicfnl comparison shown that wleucau save y
chance.
on money on [all .yuur pur-
.J. Coihns& l”
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
12 l8 North Main Street.
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The autopay peitormo by Dr‘
, William H Lon county phi/ii clan, at
.. tha summer “Wl only after ”(Dry
test for life had failed and RM)“ tin--
other nanoteur hypnotiat. oaiiod-i from
thnt‘kmyni'ulilflm hull lifelln Domit-
had in lithium in {out ve s
.In unite or thalihnding oi the multilate-
innli tithe uittondgd the autopsy. Ilia
trlct mammalian r Roget minimal
last night. that Evet'ion will be held to
the grand jury.. which mania in Dotti
petpb r,. and will be forced to remain.
‘ in Jul tunic-Ia he. is admitted to Niki
«haven other physicians bookies pr 4
. l..." were present at the autoptiy and;
unwanted the following utilising“.
which was liililictl at to unlock lint-,2
night
"’I‘ he undersigned pliy aiciitna of 80in-
crviiie who were prurient lit the au-
topsy on the body of Robert Slinpv
non made by Dr. William H. Long
County physician of 801 event. are of
the opinion that Rob t Simpsonn
ldiiiltll was due to a ruptuie of the
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=rrtm a.
with" ,
While Evertou sobhcd in his cell, ‘
,ihree calm medical nien witnessed ti‘
~wcird performance in the morgue of
,Iiit: Somerset Hospital, late in tho tif-
. Icriioou.
i There. William F. Davenport. secro~
ttary to the mayor of Newark, and a
,aiudeni of hypnotiani. vainly tried to
bring back signs of life in the rigid
body of Simpson.
.OOOOOMWWMMOW
O. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET.
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PHONE 438. NORWALK.
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take you right to our door—here is
where they buy their FOOTWEAR
I Elegant, Exclusive Smart Styles
Characterize our Full Line
of Ladies’ Footwear
F LYNN 6. RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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Davenport failed. Sliupuon was de-
clurod oiliclaliy dead and the autopsy
was held.
Meanwhile, charged with man-
slnugluer. unnerved and shaken. i-lver-
iou remain» in prison. where he min-it
await the action of the grand jury as
a sequel to it stage trick familiar
throughout this country and abroad.
Evorion'a Plea Headed.
it “an at the pitemnl insistence of
lljteriou while in Jail after his inoft‘eo
that attempts to rerii'e Simpson that
lliit‘t‘illitll‘l. a friend of Erotica. came
Into the ease. Notwithstanding the
declaration of phyaiciann that Slinp»
Hull was dead. ICyerton pleaded that
lNUt‘Illltll‘l he allowed to rerire him.
‘F'Accoiiiinnly the autopsy. iirat arrang-
eri for “.2 o‘clock in the afternoon was
pontpotil‘d and the student of hypno
Iléw'lll was summoned.
Simpson's body. covered with a
black cloth, lay in the iiiorguo at. the
hospital when i’hircnport arrived. ill:
came in silently and in the presence
of Hi Long. llr. t‘hurlen ii. iiuleteuil
and Dr, Francis .‘iict‘ouaughy Immed-
iately began hia attempts to retire the
unfortunate inau. First he felt of the
body to detect any poutdiiic heart beat.
Falling in tithe. he placed his car on
the \irtliii'n I‘lltihl. 'l‘iien invoking the
power of suggestion. he spoke in the
dead man's ear
“Huh,” he said, “itoh, your heart ae—
Iion your heart action your heart
action is. beginning it lit beniiinliiu'
Sinai). vllt'l dramatically ilnreiiport re-
outing Flannel Garments
in the unthininalin ie t lion ion u m
\Hiilll l" Il'iiii ilir- lit! “illllt it
and M‘\I‘l'.|l
ilnui beautiful u‘l‘iiiittltlil of
llil in r all ll till Iiilr. ”-ility itit' Jim rich! for non
Inunilm to mun: .'\ll‘v llm'll you li.t\t‘ in this llnr (till he 5in
at the h-uut liti:'l~.llllt‘ I'\]li‘llillliiii'
tinting Gonna in neat :w'li‘ilti‘u' a: ................. 500. 75c, 98c
\t‘iiil.. illiiliti: (tonne, high or in“ nri‘h ,,,.._,____ 75c. 98c
tinting: Ir‘lunni-l Shiitu. ..................... BBC to $1.25
Extra 5U..- xurnn-ntzi for bone \illllii‘ll.
ll
||lliill lll‘l'i‘
Hardly ill‘tl‘hh‘itl‘) to note that lil'i‘il‘l‘i sanitary conditions
their manufacture.
N. E. RYAN CO.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
.ll‘t'I‘liI pained
DRAWBACK ON ORIENTAL BRIS’ for
Ninety-nine Cents on the Dollar. ltd
\\ -‘t>ilili\‘til‘tl.\ Noi. l0 -‘-iullet Ior ltu llllri muutii tlllllllt' lilox
l.oeb n liouuoeh-uniup in the .\l u \tnii
lt iiwioinu lllilce he not the only u .n the
brush figures at that port. for the
"Iteaisuiy ib-pnrlnwnt has lust |Iii:‘:~t'il
The duty
niuteilalu to cum-inane [\llil'tli‘lill nian
ul‘actureru oi hruaher-
the word atom: to allow a drawback of ~~-~«-~ .__. w—-~-~ ion," "Tm“ l"“""""""t
iiinvlyvniue oi'iIln on the dollar on (Ir MR8. BURNELL ENTERTAINS. "lint ml tunliit.” mm :11.» count}
Iental Iiriatlcn for carpet vat‘llt‘i'u, .‘iira. i-‘ranciu l. liuriu-II entertuitiml l’l“-‘,"l_""”,"
The nonth llllti razorhucku whose .I cuterlc of billion at bridge numi “v”; WW“! l,"”‘,’!”“"" utter “
line poiuin coninuind respect. 'I‘Iiell-lmmtlupiyyealerday nfternomum m.» l‘""“"- "P” dead. ”1“” ll" wont
common porcupine 1“ linliolllllnl‘ III liotuc M our “my“. Among the “mm out liiill the medical iiion hogan prupiil.
clone runue. ’i‘be l’oiea and the limi-
ainnu are proud of their wild hogs.
lint the cry that mien forth from tho
t'tiitcti Stiller. murkuiu. despite thn
intents nun Mrs. Milo Ii l'aruoiul.
Htiiiiiioril Mina law “llti the hurt-em.
fui competitor.
.Tlllllililit illlht'i'. or
ill with pneumonia.
.l.il'\ h.
liner points of the pork field of math
orb 141mm, iii for! thel log of tho i ‘hin
a—»
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“limit, in
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Foot; it
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iii AV
Hit.
lv‘r’U
M‘lltlli
1mm empire. that country
TLES. n'onebulf of the torrirn ivrlkllca into
w thin conniiy. 'i‘liril‘ uere human;
Treasury Department Will Now Allow, pounds of these t‘him-ae llf‘lbili'ul, utill‘
ltllltl‘ lied and till pain-d brought in»
is so it‘ll and it half tilllh per pound,
and the drawback l.» to furor the raw
til
peated this In the ear, Then. changing
his tone of \‘tilt‘t‘ to an Iiupcriouu
cutniituiill, lii‘ cried sharply:
"iiob? Iiob! t‘an't you hear me?
Your lil‘.lll Ix beginning to heat Your
heart in Iii-pililliiig to limit."
Again and again lir- repeated this as
aurnnee to the inanimate form, while
the medical men looked crinily on.
Not a lllliiit‘lt‘ of the body stirred and
there was absolutely no sign of nui-
mutton
All la In Vain.
Again lluienport charmed Iiia meth-
ods Leaning over Sltnpuon'n right
our he spoke confidentially
"()h, 1 any. Hula," he said. in it quiet
convcruutioiml tone. "look! your heart
in beginning in heat."
lie repeated this aoothinniy time af-
ter time, but without effect. Slinpaon
was nppuroutiy dead.
While thin unit going on a brilliant
llli‘lilitli‘iil'i'lil lamp uhed itn blinding
Lilli“ in the dead man‘s face, but the
eyelid» did not flutter and. an the pity
nirlunu t-oiiieiulid he wan beyond old.
lllt‘llt'tilit'illtl. llnwiipurt turned to
go. but llr. Loni; called him back.
"What in your opinion?“ he naked.
"I did not mine to form an opin
.tIlitIlti for an uulopuy.
After tluvciiporl had left it hypno-
llui piriny. i-xiiibitloun at another then-
Irc In l-ioineitlllc asked to he aliuwod
to make an attempt to retire t-iinip-
non but he with not ndniittad
Ilr. .l. .iIuc\Hiiinum who wait pron
out at the autopsy. declared It had
been revealed that Sluipnnn bad it fitt-
ty heart and) that his liver war iiimi
inrly affected. liln condition Would
land to the itnpptmiiion that tilmpuon
had «offered from Alcoholism. declared
the phynlcinti.
HATTERB LIKE DANBURY.
Many From 0thar Dian-Iota Locate In
That City.
The ilfllf‘t‘l‘ll of the Dunliury illitleru'
iihMiIt'lltlltlllll have received Il‘tilit um
ceru oi the «troupe immirlaliouu official
Iltfornmtiiui oi the reopening of the ‘
but furiorlca In that city on union
aiiopu. A nuiuimr or lull inalieru and -
Iinlnbera who enuw to Iiuubury to work '
out-inn the punt few months have re. ’
tirned to their old plat-cu in Orange.
but a large number of Orange hitters: -
have aeitled pernmnmrtiy in Dunbar) .
and harm moved their imam to that ‘
city They apparently like in work ,
and live In thin city.
It Was anticipated that when a net
Iiemeni won made in Orange many
halteru who were working In tiauhury
temporarily would return in that city
immediately. but the. number who time
left their place“ in tinnhury ban been
oompnrntivoiy small, In that Dunbar)J
him had it considerable addition to be
working force of hntlern from that tllii
irloi
A Iaran uumtwr of pattern from the
South Norwaili dial lot are «origin; in
military «ah is int tier-oral of them
have more“ air talcum n that our
at!“ W ’
_v.. m. me“
~ mm...” a -
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«NW v‘r.lW*~mW.¢n : union-u»
7c :Flannelettc, 5c :yd.
inc Flanneletie ..... .sc yd.
illicj‘l’vlmhlmégi. . . . . . .‘ch yd.
SidSaMimnish Gloves,‘93(:
Guaranteed 'Mannlsh Gloves;
regularly 31.25.
ANNIVERSARY PRICE. 93c.
12c Stockings, 7c pr.
Fain black: good 12c values.
ANNIVERSARY PRICE. 7c
PAIR; 4 PAIRS FOR 256.
59c All Linen Scarfs. 39c
A new lot for Thursday's ncli-
lac: regularly 59c.
ANNIVERSARY PRICE, 39:.
$1.00 Ladies‘ Sweaters, 5%
(«mi gray
Sweaters. and
white. all sizes; regularly $1.00. ,
ANNIVERSARY PRICE, 59C.
9 . my meli ”: lg :19 MW
it do nu” 4p
>9 .
rifill‘.
.; :1. r 5.. u r1
$1.25 Muslin Gowns. .980
Our regular $l.25 ‘Gowns for '
Thursday's selling. l
ANNIVERSARY PRICE, ,986.
$1.50 Walsls, 98c
Mannlah. idngerle. Sateen. I
etc. 500 in thn lot for 'i‘hurli-
day‘s soiling.
ANNIVERSARY PRICE, 986.
50c Belts, 1%
The buckles on with the price,
line Persian belts.
ANNIVERSARY PRICE, 19¢.'
29c Underwear, 21c
il‘irat quality. ficcced lined;
regular value 290.
ANNIVERSARY PRICE, 21c.
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25c Cuticura Soap, 150
25c Dr. Lyon's 'l‘ooth Pow- ;
tier ...................... 156
12c Colgate‘s Soap ......... .ac
M a:
$3 00 Fur Hats. $1.98
A new lot for Thursday's sell-
lilI-(l regular 83:00 hath.
ANNIVERSARY PRICE. $1.98.
2% Black Wings. ch
T» doz new lilack Wings, for
'i‘hiiruday‘s selling; regularly
L‘iil'.
.‘ ANNIVERSARY PRICE. 19c.
i
. l 32.25 Ostrich leathers.
C
l 3139
l. Extra tine black and whil-
' Ub‘ll‘ll‘ll Feathers. c
ANNIVERSARY PRICE. 81.39.
i. .
_ 92 Washington
A” Street
3.;
MILLINE'RY
This is the store in which to buy your Mitiinery it you
want to save money.
if
$2.00 Shapes, 980
ion new shapes for Thursday's
selling; regularly $2.00.
ANNIVERSARY PRICE. 98:.
98c Children's Hats. 39c
iiata; regu‘ '
trimmed with patent -
50 new Children's
lui'ly 50c;
leather.
ANNIVERSARY PRlCE. 39c.
' $5.00 «Id $6.00 HaIS.$3.98
\ou iizi; lit a. well have and 3
lhl“ is the iz'tmc to do it; 50.)!) '
this lot ”h.“
MINTZ’S 3°“
"The House of Activity and Progress ”4
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SéLE!
(hie Gorton Sicami
Boiler
USED THREE YEARS
One Richardson 8t
iioynion Go.
Hot Air Furnace
USED THREE. YEARO
One Hot Air Fur-
‘ nace
USED FIVE YEARS
One iiot Shir Fur- j
nace
USED SIX YEARS
«Lat-am. . ..
Theiieaiing and
Plumbing 00.
23 Main Street. Norwalk 7
there. than mutant tutti more in the
Impuiattun and in the Workman in the
hut trade
childron Gray
in: MUM
0‘03““ QHWA
ANNIVERSARY PRICE. $3.93..
h NorWalk .
Conn.
A Great
Coffee
At 3
Popular
Price
Low priced enough to In with .
In the reach of all. good enough
for anybody—
Gur 25c Blend“
aquala that acid by denial"! ordh
nariiy for 350 or 400. W. hoop
the atandard up to the top notch .
your after year, banana. in. han-
dle it entirely from tho tima It
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