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"s“ 20 S 8: H. STAMPS FREE
. Coupon Coiepon
Attorney Leo Davis, of \‘or'.unllt Extra Stamps Eth'a Stamps
spent this tnornltt-t; in Stmnlurtl on A&P Th k C r
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business an SEiVing oupon With Tea
WW“ # WIth. COffee (‘ttt out this iottpon« present it at 2° Stampe with 1 lb
Leg“... ..1 (Yarglll, 0f tho [hidgppnrt 10 Stampe with 1 lb. any or our Mort II. unti by buying $1.50 ' .Tea ‘ 3'“
Post, spent it'stertit't) with relatives 8 O'Ciock Colin. .25c :Igt‘r‘thor T017? ,0! “mm'firqfluswmflr' 28 Stamp! with 1 lb.
and friends In Nurwuik. 10 Stamps with 1 "’- u M m" "RW‘ "w" w N“ H Tea ............. 40c
- .. Summit (3‘0??- : :30‘: 40 stamps with 1 lb.
Miss Alive lll‘ullit‘l'liili. ol‘ l‘i‘lllzllll. 2°AS;.$$:’CV;.:M "2'32" 20 STAMPS FREE 50T8.t.arn “““ ithtlhboc
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N i. 1" ”‘1’ PM“ 9’ ”'9 Mir-“‘9" ll““ 30 Stumps with 1 lb. lN‘hlilt‘H tint i't‘itllllll’ :‘lilil extra Stumps Tea p 601:-
iilltl i‘ttt'rlo iltltutno. or Wilton ttvonne. El Ryad Cofieo. . .35c xttttn on thin t-lrrttlttl‘.
M... m..- ., \ From Monday. Nov. 20. to Saturday.
tipltir l‘haplel'. No, 1.1:, Unit-1- of tilt" Ti 1' l‘ ‘ Nov. 25: 1 1 ‘ ‘
ltluslt-rtt Slur. will hold its St'll‘liv‘ (111}.‘§‘)\‘I:il|llll:.":‘ 5’? L04 " ltr built!-
Itrtttlltlt ltIIsIIIt-sn tum-line. \\'t\:lnt‘s luv ' ‘ ‘ N
owning. ‘ WWW
‘ “ ‘ Assorted Chocolates. ' .
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"'“‘ ‘..””‘" "" 1.3:“ 3““; 3&3.....'Itt.'.a;ttiiio. SEED“) “WINS 3 Packages ----------- 25c “:27 ..‘.".‘.". $99.12...
l.'t.~ lti li’ "ill‘fllii‘ 111 ll ‘1' S l‘t't l ., .
r. f , . . . American, lb .12‘ .: MALAGA GRAPhS. a pound ............. :2: EI- WW Mind
ttttiiI'il lI_\ la la l.(it ltutttttlv t\.lt ‘li‘l .t . French lb 12.3‘: ' Nute. lb. ......... 16c
:Itt'utdt-tl until spring. Brokcn’ Canry “1121 '2‘; CRANBERRIES. a pound ................ xoc :iiberta.ltl,b. ....... lg:
“ ‘ " . Chocolate Drops. lb. 15c ecane. . ......,.i
tilt: and Mrs. i‘lt.tt'l: < i‘. Statttlttl‘. Peanut Brittle. per PUMPKIN. “ can """""""""""" ‘0‘: Paiger Shell Mmondakr
pl tum... town. mun gum. over the Assam-‘- -b.r;);j-s~i;1:lz: SQUASH. a can ...... .............. toc 7.4.98.4. Almonds. m
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‘M|('l(lr\1‘lil'l“’_ ll ltxllll I ”3. .. 1'";CURRANTS.8DJC1€B£C.........._........10C Eli). H‘ ...........
(:tt'L': 1). ill .\l.tttt watt. i Jelly Bon Bone. per ‘ ‘ .. ,. I aim ty Walnuts
, , 1 u, .. 12 , CHEESE. a pound . .. ........... l7t: "3 -.23c
t‘ull‘ux l'llil'iiilllilllt‘lll. l. it. it it‘. COrnu Walnuts. lb 15:
IIIll hold its St‘llliltltill'lili lllli'llli'NH Bruits. lb. . 15c
llt.‘I‘lltl..; this t'\t'llill:.’ lll it it l-‘w‘; turn a
I...” t.. mum... Mince Meat FREE This Double Roasting Pan
Ti 1 r .. ”H y ‘ ' H None Such. 3 pkin 25c Given With 1 C8.” A at P l
l!‘ :1 i‘ .‘t: " S lI‘: lli“‘..‘ lit ': Johnson‘s N0. 5 RAlSiNS
ilillil‘t‘ 1:: :\l'ltlll llull, Sutttnlut t‘il'll Crock ..‘. . .......55c Baking Powder at 50C
Itttr. :Ill‘ottltttt: nil \Iltt- t‘.illlt‘ .1 until Fancy M053“ lb.....12c Seeded Rallinl.
illili‘. The adult I\.I.~ nt‘l‘. .Illrtttl: ll ‘ 3 pkga. ... . . . . . . .25c
. Seedleee Raletne.
llitnt-inu svltuul mt“ \\‘lI:'tuIt'tI2~'. pkg ..lOc
’l'ltnrstlutu. g, DATES Sultana Ralaina
. . -. ,. * pkg . 15c
Tlli‘ \\i‘('l.l_\ lltl‘w’liit'lx‘ Itttwtin: Int :‘Tllode'3‘Da‘e: pk 12c Layer Return. lb. 10c
IleilJlllS Foulm' l’tt<l_ thatnti \rtnt tit" e a a" p C
Ilm lt‘i'lllllllit‘. \\ :ll 1n-ltt-lIithist-itrnint;
in tho l’ilril mom-x in \\'.It~“t.n:tnn I)EE S
stt't-vl tL Pl“ m
l'nllslllttI i'nrtli'. .\‘t>. L'. .‘llt‘it’ll’ tit‘ cum" lb. 2°C .
:Iw» :tt Knights of lllt‘ .ttmt.‘ t'IutItt.‘ Orange 0“ Um" P dd g
wtll hold its trot-ill) business tItt-vltttl‘.‘ C Ib‘ l d G”. "5c R u I"
a. .- -~ . . z .. ‘ Pyfiillt "W"- .818. No.1can.,23c
llil. i\il|ll1}, in its lI.Ill In \\.I.l..tt..t.ttt pk ..10c R. ‘ R. No. 2 can..85c
hil‘tt‘i.
1‘. v. title. or t‘ttxltttt‘tz, “Vast \‘u. ts' T'—
\l'~iilllltl his mother. Mrs \lll‘t‘ll‘at CHSOfllllg
llllt‘ and his sister. Mrs it. it t'um- A. G. P. P'oultry 10: FIGS
.. ' . . . .. Seaeonng .......
111, ill Vioodwntti .mnnt. ltl l\\0t Sago lb 25:. pk 2c L F l
._ ayer ipe. b ...... 15c
“Iikn. l Thyme. lb. 25c. pk 26 Ft e in baeitete 20c
,. W“ “ ' _ l Mal"loraru. Double Roaeting Pan. conaietlng at a firet~quallty Fi'a in 1'" '2“
1110 regular tnoniltlt nun-Int: nl 1111‘! ,..ib. 25o. pk. 2c 9 """"
it “I l 1 ‘ .. . ., l . Savory to 25¢ pl! 2: enact-tron pan. to lnchea long. it inohee wide and Fine in bone ...... iOo
'” n" M” van A”””f”'"" “‘1 h" ' ' ' oi, lnchee high. fitted with improved ventilator.
hold tomorrow ttt’onln: III 'l‘ut‘lur &l
”()llli‘ll‘fi illlli‘t‘, South Ntll'ii‘lilli 'l‘I'Itnt'
WWI”, hmmm to STAMPS WITH ONE JAR A. 8: P. SMOKED BEEF. . . .lsc
- . ‘ ......- . lo STAMPS WITH ONE BOTTLE QUEEN OLIVES ..... 15c
Miss lit‘illl‘ll‘i? ltlevrtttItl. of VtiHli‘l' . . ‘0 STAMPS WITH TWO CANS SULTANA' TOMATOES. .256
at“... and m... MW... ,3. “0...“... u, to STAMPS With one can White Wax or String Beana ....... to:
w...“ W003“... mm, hmmlm,' m." In STAMPS WITH ONE PKG. A. t P. JELLY POWDER. to:
nputttllnt: tltt- week-tutti us Know 01'
“MIN it‘lnrh ttl Wilton.
iioltlt-tt little (hole 01‘ the King’s
llautzltlottt In tho Norwulk i‘tnturugtt-
I-tionul t‘lturrh will meet 'i'tlttutiuy ttl'~
tornoon at :l o't-lot-k with Mrs. .lttntoa
Mmtlllutor. No. 13 Union around.
The Endeavor (‘irole of the South
Norwulk Congrotttttlonul Churt-lt will
tnt-ot Thursday of this work til 3 o'-
clock ulllt Mra ltulph tin-gory. ol’
fittatlow avenue. I‘illfli Noanlk
MI. and Mrs Lottltt A. lA‘llIflllt‘ll‘, of
Now iotit oily, spent yoaterduy at
their summer home in Norwulit. They
came here in their utttomohilt- with
'(iltnttffour Charles Soltn'tnor til the
whorl. The family returned in the
ruuritlno this morning.
mum-fins.” _... __....
Mitts Mantle 'I‘ully. of Chapel atreot
who has been for the past Itovorut
your: employed 1!} tho mlvortlelng do-
partment of the Boston Store. renlgn-
ed on Saturday evening and began her
new duller in Mine Nora Ryan’e store
in South Norwalk this morning. Mien
'l‘ttlly has the heat winhee of her many
Norwullt friends.
W..».........
Rev. Spencer Evans. of Terryvllle.
won in charge of the services at the
Eli'lrltt Congregational church in Nor:
walk yesterday and delighted his hear:
are at. both meetings. Rev. Mr. Evans
came to Norwttlk highly recommended
but his recommendations were not in
the least exaggerated. hie presence
and his oloquoncy plotting both turtle
congregations beyond their antleipn.
ilon '
Stamps Free
III" BOATS HBECKED 111
. HEAVY 8T0"
(Continued front ilret. page.)
tho hoot when it dorltetl and proceed-
ed on his way by train.
The Tennessee. bound for New York
from Provldonoq. woe making her
usual headwty. though the waves
were running high when. at midnight.
an unttettnlly heavy not: attack the
boat head-on emu-hing in thirty foot
of the bow on both aides about the we.
tor line. A majority oi the panelled"
had retired to their ataterooma’ [or
the night. and when the ore-h name
there one a wild aeramhlo for the
deck. which for a time threatened to
turn into a general panic. but Captain
Enos and hts’oltloertt mounted to re
store. quiet. [lather than talto chances
Captain Enos. though he thought
there was no great danger. put into
the harbor hero and docked. where
.
i Itt' ., our.
to STAMPS with one p
to STAMPS WITH ON
temporary rapture were quirltly mode. l
When the permeate saw compute the DMD hogan to arm. Ho burned During the day the boat broke to
timely entail damage they returned to signal lights of diatreee. he said but placea and nothing woe left tonight
their staterooms rather than do no attention was paid to theta, and but a parrot the atom and chop! the
to STAMPS WITH ONE CAN OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
. MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI.
PKG. F
ashore and continue by train.
Schooner Pounded to Plecea.
WMSTBROOK. Nov. Rosa—Blown on-
to the rock: oft Monunitoteuok Point
onrly yoatorday the twrrmatttetl
Ittzhoonor Henry H. Willie watt pound-
ed to pivot»: and the wife and child ot
Unplhih Otto Potter. 0! Riverside. 1.. 1..
the owner. lttlied by expoaure to the
elements. The captain and the one
member or the crow vere retained to
an exhausted condition end are point
cared for by midenta or title place.
According to the etory of the cap—
tetu‘ the oohoouer put in near Duck
teland breakwater early laIIt night to
lrldo out the ”to swooping through
‘Lonl laiand hound. About to o'clock
in order to allow It three-mooted
ttohoonor to pose ho was obliged to let
out one of the author chains and in
doing thttt nerd a chitin whloh watt do-
fectlvc and broke under the strain.
Anchor Did Not Hold.
The second anchor did not hold and
he further allotted that he spokea
.IDC
.toc
ANCY HEAD RICE ..... to:
The Great A&'P Tea Co.
184 WAOHINOTON IT. SOUTH NOIWALK.
Tel. No. 00!. Deliver-lee 8:00 e. rn. and a: Iii p. m.
PREI DILIVIRY.
nolrhy schooner halting for help. but
received none. The arhooner drifted
ttntll 1 o‘clock, thle morning. when it
landed amidlhlpa on the rocks. where
it pounded until It hole was stove in
the bottom. The four on board inched
themeelvort to the top of the cabin
when they remained until daylight.
when they We”! soon from shore. it
was not until 8 o'clock that the wind
died down eumclently to allow a
launch to go out with assistance.
Iroken to .Pleoee.
‘ When the launch reached the
schooner the captain told it: occupants
‘hlilti. hie wife. Harriet and threorcar-
old daughter. Pauline. had died loom
cxpottttro. and that he and hie mate.
both of whom had been up nteht and
tiny for the poet three Gaye. were
nearly exhausted They were taken
aehoro and cared for and later in the
morning another party went out and
took oft the mother and the child.
l
.‘a’ euro or money and in a etocitiue a
[bill of rain or the boat. _‘
were taken to a local undertakiw
1 be determined when the captain rhea
- made the rescue ton hour: before the
Initiate. _
Capt. Willte' Boat.
The schooner watt well know alona
the sound. having hce‘n owned and run:
for year: by Capt. Henry White. of;
Bmfordf At hie death the boat was
laid by the heirs.
in Mr. Potter's clothing was found
The. bodied
eetabllabment. Their dlrpoeitlon will
noovored sufficiently to attend to his
attain. In the meantime he will re:
main under tho care of the people he
la now with
Wreck at Block leland.
BUOCK lBLANl), R. I.. Nov. 20.~—
Smashed by heavy near during the
sale early yesterday. the three-malted
barge Helena Wymun was wrecked
abant 12 miter southwest of title to
lead.
Laden with coal. tho Helena Wyman
val bound for Boston from a depth-
orn port with the ham Shenandoah
in low of the tug John F‘. Srully of
New York. During the heavy gale in
the morning the burger broke adrift.
The Shenandoah was later picked up
by the Scully and anchored just out?
tilde Newport harbor.
Though the tune John F. SCilll)‘ and,
the Mary 1“. Sttttll)‘. the latter bound
west with three light barges in tow.
mode a march for the loot barge, no
trace of her time found ttntll after
daohrrnit. hht‘li she won dlumveredé‘
nourlt 1L“ mili‘ti unuthnost of hero. an
abandoned wrorli \ hearth Who in:- it
(tried (or the Inlttttlng new, but none
of the lite Nu lntt statIOns ltt the tirin
lty had any nvwn concerning them.
A kin." amount of wreckage inelnd‘
log the top of a small seller with tho3
lword 'V“ormottt in Math loin-rs,
Iultit‘h one driven patient on tho Misti
tend of the inland. today attnottncod’
the nit-tit or tlw ltuttzo \nrtnnnl
Lost From Tow. ?
Nonr Sand} Point «moral plows I21"
Swrorltnuru i'lillit‘ sit-lltll'i'. including n
iltntt‘h tour and the top oi u house, is.
lit,\' if: tout t‘tttw M were round a
:I‘hlid's «auditing. i‘nt‘rtui on n plow
Inf \\U'itl \tltir‘t Wm: ;";I.'l;t‘\d up in illt‘
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Itlrtntty out: tilt lllillli‘. "ii. Nlt'tnun“
'l‘hu \‘I'Ittttwnt reunion-ti Nu tuna
ttltd trailed ll’tnn l‘vt‘lh Ambit}, .\'. J.
101‘ l‘i‘m’i-li ilt'ti‘
Elms! ll'illll tin»
it 1. Tim ltnrtzo was
to“ oi thr lug lltlitt‘l‘i'
lillllitltid‘ iott' Sillill‘tlll)’ :tnti lltillilli; lutd
:llt‘t‘il lit-:Irtl trout in”: nlslll the uteri.-
188:0 tiililll' itnltttl’u.
l Tennessee Arrivee Saieiy.
NEW \‘illtK. Not The .10} lllil‘.
inti-nuwr Tt'nlli‘“.“| t‘ rr'tit‘lt-‘tl hort-
'l.\ III I: u‘rlot‘i. last month; Silo Inudr
lthe trip illitli‘l' lmr own strum~ Illl'
thinner. trill ht- dtydot-lnd t‘ur
rvpulra.
Stranded Schooner Saved.
NEW Ytlllli. No». \\'llit m Irv
ih.tn tour tivl of uxtlt-r in in'r hoitl.
at“.
an it‘-
Site
It“ .
lllt‘ lioslur. .-t’lttittl.~'l' Sullivan Sim-tn
from l'hIlndulpIdn tor l’ortstntntttr N.
11., was tuned inn port Saturday
night, 11) llir‘ n-wnnv rnltttr Sonora.
The nrlmonor s'trtzrit on Fulttv llooit.
Shear Snudy'iitntk. iihllt‘ making for
liltis hurhor twin}. Fun of her TON"
Hoot must turn iiii’it)’ and writer runh~
ted in Lift “nuts from Sandy Hook
éput out in nu-sm-r to tritmttltt or diet.
tress. lnti III the some time the Search
l’arriwtl til the vessel‘s side and took;
her in tho. i
l Helpleee Schooner Saved ,1
WASHIMH UN Not. 20 ~The
schooner Elizabeth lilot‘ook, which hint;
been leaking and ltt-lpleaa since lust.
Sunday night. when ehe was plotted;
up li_\' tho ttttit- and pounded another.
the rocks of St. Andrews bay. New!
lirnnawlrit. watt found by the revenue;
cuttrr Woodhury today. She is now
being towed to lines Harbor. Maine. ’
Wyrnan'e Crew saved.
new YORK. Nov. 20.--Tho [our
men aboard the barge Halon A. WH
man. which was wrecked youtordayl
near Bloch inland, were rescued until
lauded laat night at New lanulon.‘
'i‘hle lulormutlon came to Soully Tow-
ing Company here today. from the cap-
halo of tho tug Mary F. acuity. which
barge went down.
Wire and wireleu systems allow
the aouthorn New England meet but-
red laat night. with reporta oi (“but
tare at mi. The barge Wyman broke
away from the nut him"! 1". Molly and
it was reported tire? that all her crew
were lost.
The western court or tiloolt inland
wae strewn with wroeltue. anion!
which pieces of the barge Vermont.
which was More to place: Friday
night neer Plum island. on the north-
eaet point at hon; inland. end it we
believed that all aboard had been ion.
The Vermont wtte being towed by the
tug Holtondauque. which ciao belong!
to the Scully Towing Company. The
president or the company raid today.
that while the captain or the Vermont
and his wife were rescued. onuaallor
and a baby. 17 months old. drowned.
PAM! IABILY OlTAINID.
"I want to do something that will
cattle me to he talked about," laid
the ambltioud“ man.
“There easily emitted. " extent-ed
hut trite. "Merely more into a mango
neixbhorhdod.“ ‘C-Weihihmn Atoll.
$1 Waists 69c
Made of good quality
shitting. very manniah.
with a patch pocket. A
laundered cushion neck
band, finiehed with
pearl buttons. loft de-
tachahle mannieh col-
lar; regular 3:; all at:-
ca. Tomorrow. 69c.
$12 to $15.
Guaranteed all wool. Coats
Just think of it!
While the lot lasts $5. 98.
$3 Children’s
$3-
Valucs $12 to $18. A lot of
Serge. Silk and Satin: not a
$3 Trimmed
price St ..98
Gloves 19c
:\ i‘ilM' (if ltttlirs' full
\\t'i;:‘ltt iil|i\‘t‘.~ m on Htlt‘
«luring the .\lilll\‘t‘l‘>iil'_\’
Stilt“ ill iiit‘.
$1 Bag 59c
JIM if.“ in this lot, rt-gnldr
\illili- to $1.00: Itllitl’\ ate
5.: littttngt his gr‘rt :li. hit:
llilil dd} l- :Itt. )tttt tI.I_\ tn
:1,“
39c Corset Covers
29c
l..’it‘t‘ anti t‘illlil‘idilt‘l‘)’ tritn~
Int-ti («Incl Covers. your
two \t‘tlttcs. go on $810 (It
29C.
A lot of Coats in all sizes and colors.
than $12. others to $18. No alterations.
Many of our $3 Hats go on sale tomorrow.
INTZ’S
Some GoOd Values for Tonight
and Tuesday
Sc Colored
Flannelette 60d
Extra good quality
heavyweight Flannel-
ctte. many fine patterns
to select from; regular
8c yd. Very special
tomorrow, 6c yd.
Coats $9.95
Positively no Alterations
that sell wholesale at $12 to
$15. Coats are made in this season‘ 5 very latest styles.
many colors and combinations to select from. One of
the best Coat values ever ofi'ered. On sale tomorrow.
$9.95. See window display.
$9 Coats $5.98
Ladies“ and Misses’ fine Polo Coats.
rig?! and blue; some are buttoned high in the neck
0th have the cape collar—the very smartest styles.
See window display "
Coats $1.98
Coats that sold at
While the lot lasts. your pick. $1.98.
Sample Dresses $9.95
fine French Serge, Storm
dress in this lot worth less
On sale. $9.95.
Hats $1.98
all one
25c Burson’s Hose
17c
llttst‘. Sttlrl lllt‘
tnttttlrt our tnr 25:2511g‘ltt
linrsttn's
llllllfl'lttfilt‘llfi that {In llt‘\'—
litillt‘t'tl.
Snit‘,
or .-\nttt\ t-rsttrv
l7t‘.
25c Corset Covers
19c
to down regular 25v t'tn
sot ('tttt‘l'fi. tlzttnttlt trim-
lllt‘il Willi law. all sizes;
Ilill lltt'y gm. ’l‘lllx Mllt‘
ltit‘ lll>lciitl til £5t‘.
_-..,.... ...... m .......1er... ”no... ..
“Those who know" any
the BEST EVER.
offered.
The Stock
Reducing Sale
now on will continue until November ‘33
High qttalitywrnet economy vanllslut‘llon Kllfll‘Ili‘
teodmthnt'a our platform.
lie on hand early for your share ol the lihi‘fllililti
The N. E.
II Wuhlltm Itrool
that the valuen offered are
Ryan Co.
r
l-ilo Li‘i‘TLl GAMI.
A man who need to be In politics
Mid was a oonetant borrower found
himself in head of It new hot. lint he
couldn't find anybody who would lend
him It cent.
Finally he wont to an acquaintance
and raid:
"i want to borrow too for Mo min-
nice."
“You can have it it you put up
a couple of ringer: for security."
'le. now; l'vo not a scheme. You
lend me the any and you needn't. lot.
me got out of your sight. it you do it
11! stake you to a new hot.”
Modded hut curious the acquaint
me am to this and the two ro-
‘ united to a prominent hot store.
"Whit minute." «it! the advert»
..
_.._. “www.mwm “New- ....». u. .h .. ..7 “We...
try duty on tho sidewalk.
Plotting out the most important
looking personage tn the store the
politician went up to him and cold:
"I am fio-and-eo ot the w district.
l have to pay for two hate for wide!
1 have given order:- on you to two at
my multimedia."
With that be dashed It $50 bill.
't'hero was a scurrying around. I.
uourch of bonito and a reply tbet no
such orders had been presented.
“Just look out for them. will you!”
said the district lender. waving the MI
bill. which was hypnotic in its VII.
for the clerk bowed low and lilld rel.
Half an hour litter two orders wm
presented and two hate left the store.
mohiceeo illiterate: Port.
” lit-lee tenth.
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Norwalk Chronicler