“ TabIsD‘ssisskM'llssbi
wnATuaR sonachsrfl
' ForNorwslk and vicinity: increased ‘
..cloudlness probably followed by rain
Tuesday morning or on Tuesday;
“moderate south winds. An area' of
, hish pressure over the..Middlai Atlsnv
' tic States is producing cool, pleasant
Weather in the. eastern section. A
. ion; trough of low pressure extending ‘
gnu! Texas northeastward to Upper '
Michigan is producing .cloudy Weather.
with rain or snow. in the central lsec-
Mail. This disturbance willmoveasso
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WHITE TAIL! DAMAOK. st
bus. The and $1 a yard!
.UNDLEAQHID' DAMAEK. 250.
,jlfi‘ssml. m a yard.
NAFKINI. 500 so .3 a dozen.
' be. complete assortment of
HUOK I' ”TH .TOWILS-
. from beta wessobi.
ward and cause the temperature to
rise in this vicinity and be followed
scorn nonwsnir .
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by inoculating cloudiness and probably
light-ruin by Tuesday. .
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
. Temperature: Minimum. iii; maxi-
mum. 46. Clear.
The residence of John H. Knapp. in
West street. has Just been repainted.
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‘ The employees of the R at G factory
are having their regular fire drills to-
any.
William A. Keii‘ogg. of Nor-walk.
spent this morning in Bridgeport on.
business.
The Girl's Friendly Society of Grace
church. will hold a sewing session to-
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Thanksgvin'g Day
~ ' Preparations ~
should include various articles of Furniture 'for the dining
room. The fact that we sell only high class Furniture at
prices more moderate than are asked for irgerior goods. Our
line of China Closets. Sideboards. Buffets. Dining Chairs and
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‘ High sassoi‘sumsnii Team.
' More than unusual interest is being
,taitonabout the town in the matter of
the High School's end or the basket
ball games in‘the emery on Thursday
pride the wonderful alumni team that
scholastic league all through ’the year -
two seasons ago. and the prospects of
witnessing the teem play the present
high school team is swahening no lit-
'tle interest. ‘
The team is composed of young men
whose school life is over. There is‘
‘fiiillie" Moran. the ever popular and
speedy guard. now employed In Say-
ville, L. i..; "Bubber" Alfred Stevens.
of ltidgefleldy working in his home
town; Francis Martin. also of Ridge-
field; and "tiep" William Ferris, thc‘;
tall and clever center. now living in‘
New York city. where he is employed‘
in u largo publishing house. The only:
one left in town is tichurd lrelnnd. s‘
graduate of last year‘s class of theZ
high school.
Word has been received in town.
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played the champions of mediator-v '
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the American sntoino’bilist. is the man
that we are entering toxsnd in order
to make his automobile trip a triumph-
sl procession we ask him to bring it to
this shop before starting out. We will
overhaul it, tighten up screws and ms-
chinery,‘ put in new parts, out his are
good workingjordsr sud moire his
journey a pleasant: one by “lack! of ‘ sn- .
noysnoe by bringing his auto to I .
a ‘.
Amour. 42
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nonwstx.
PHONE 43s.
0. B. ‘Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
‘ Eyes Examined Free
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- His Reyal Highness I N. '
nine; brakes, magneto, plugs, etc, is .. .
N.’ Main St.-—~Te‘l. sozi *
the church.
morrow evening in the guild room at
Uncas Tribe of Red Men held anoth-
er of their delightful and successful
Saturday evening dances at the wig-
-~r'l‘he finest assortment of 'l‘urkeys.‘
in town. Your choicc, 25c and L’Hc
iiayes‘ Mk1, ‘
Hurry Slicrcr. of thc iiuttcr niid Eur: j
Market, has purchased a horse from
Dining Tables afford's you a wide range to select from. and
nothing is so cheap that we do not cover, it with our personal
guarantee.
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school five.
.vllic. Mr. llornn will be obliged to in»;
‘yvel on Wednesday night, but no tron-i
from each and every one of the boys;
and they will all be here on 'i‘hnnks-‘
giving night to phiy the present highi
To not here from Say-1i
F. E. Lockwood 8: Company will
Charles A. Snmmi-s.
Concord llivlsiou. No. 2. Sons of!
'l‘etniuunncc. will mccl us usmil in the;
Wiill street hall this evening. i
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wag last week. The affair was a hop-
py one from beginning to end and was
largely attended.
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John F. Houly, of the Norwalk post-
ofl‘ice force of carriers. who has been.
ill for about. a wcck. during whichi>
timc~ Wallace 1. Woundy substituted;
for him. has rccovmml nnd ro-com-‘
inciiced his duties this morning.
Mrs. Homer F. ilncltmun of lliivihinilil
thrce wot-Its visit with l‘ricnds in Monk
t'iliil‘. N. .l.. and i-‘lushinc. 1,. l.
‘ 4 -——-r~-~ »—»~...-~
(icuruo iii‘umiuiin. of Main sircct. in
some unhnown Illilllllt‘l‘ sprnincil his‘
bit ankle roci-utly. iit’ is iiblc to ho
about with u ciiiic unil :i slippwi' coV-
crs his injured l'ol.
~-—-(‘.omg to the Armory and hear the
chimes, Thanksgiving liivc. ill the i\'n~
viii Militia (lain-a. Dancing l‘rum ii to 23.
An automobile straw rhic went»
through Nor-walk on Saturday night,
coming from iiridgoport. 'i'ln- iouui:
pcoplc in the high auto ii'ucl; hiv'illllii
to bc cnloyiuu ihcinscircs and were
l'iiius linimuh‘ors “iii hold it incul-
ing' l‘l‘.“ i-viulnu in burn. inu
\\'.i.~zliiuaion siriwt. iii which time n
Tiii'
, , whims iii c.li~iiiliili.~i wt“ in! lliilliiii‘ii
ringing bulls and blowini burns in; II.
_ ’llilti l't'iil riilllll‘lllri .‘il‘i‘ll‘li.
‘ilw spucd iii ihi» coiii‘c).iiicc iii-lictiii- . .
“1 hm“) ”1”)“ ”'5 “WM 'f'lllztii it'ilii l‘rcsn iiiilllb‘. iic
.~ . . i ”luv: Mi 1,
iiii‘ ii’iit‘l‘-( .ii‘l‘ici~ i. iif \\ t‘h'l' iit‘SIcl“ ‘ ‘ \
I't‘nniy. Siiiic iii‘ Ncw Yuri-L. hclii Iill‘il‘
iinnunl convuiiiion )l"li'l'liil} iii Slum
‘t‘l'li in liil t). l'. ft. .\i. ililii. 'l‘iiusc
pi’cscni iruin Noiwnih t‘lljtl)'t‘vi
iIH‘ lviiiiiiiici nnil liospziiiliiy of tho «on
'i‘ili' (Fills. Flirt”) SiizicH iii Hi
will incl-t
cvciiini‘. iii iii" iii-I‘Iii'ict- SIIf‘I‘l i'lmiw
i’illii .\ f‘iiui'i'li lillllllll'li“
u 3H.)
l-iiiwiirii Milli-i hits ii-siuncd illn pit
Tuition were John 1“ ”will. ”Ni .‘ :aiiioii :ii the .\' iiwnlh lrnn \Vorhs in
l’ci'y. 'l‘lioiiiiis S Mili‘i'nt‘ illlli l’cl‘i‘l’ who it l|]\l.'s‘ iliii‘llliti‘ Uill' ill ilrlildl“
tllcndcuiiiu;
DUNHF
lloiucinndi- lillti Link Sansone. llici
iiuycs' .‘iiil'kcl,
iltllisiiis Fowler i'osi. Grand Army
oi the Republic. will hold ilS \\'I'i'iti}'
i'l‘iiH‘liii-til‘”"I’l't'Iii-ltitrii ll ("tuun' inhillcfifi meeting this i-H'llilig. in in.
‘ ' ‘ “ l“ minis. in \K’nshiiiuton ril't‘i‘l.
(ii South Norwullt. who hnil C‘illll‘gt‘ 0i . , .
ii i'iinci'nl in i‘uiI-rsmi. N .I. ' \ lllt‘t‘lilli: of Neighbor i‘unip, No.
“M a summer of llw i‘crri'boui Uri-.9391. mil im ilt'ili on ’i‘m-siiu; civil"
ucgo. from which an niiioiiiuliilo mg, ”my Iill't‘l‘ “mm...” an. to ho in»
plunged into the Hudson River. (inc iliuli‘(i_ it is i-ypi-ctmi iiiill ll lsruth
than was drowncd and H b0)’ had his dim-Him will i..- had on this occasion 5
log broken us it result of the nccl-l .... .
dent. Mr. (innuug was conductinuthci Nil-+8 Mum l. Richards. of Won‘t
funeral for llouis Roth. .\'cw York. Qstrcct, bits returned from it visit with;
. .... ._ M lfrlcnds in Allentown, Pa. Here she;
-—'I‘hnnksgiving fooibiili ut Ainusciwiis the guest of honor iii a luncheon'
merit Park. 2 p. in, Orioles vs. So Sos. ', last week. Miss liicliiirds reached homo;
Norwalk High vs. Bridgeport High, lust owning and reports it inosi tic-i
The second sitting in the Norwnllil
Aerie. Frntcrnni Order of Eunice. wnsl
held on Saturday. The married men|
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ycsi crdii y
\‘i'iliinin it. (‘uhil|. iormcriy employ.
cd in Tristnim nud liyuii‘s store ini
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The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
1248 NORTH MAIN STRIKE IOUTH NORWALK.
street. has rcturnod houn- from “WWW”...
lino buys ill at "cheap" store in thc imncltnuwh-dgvd belief thin
lltr‘ l‘llr~iiillll‘l‘ is stunt-lost ihiit oiic unis the host of it. lint do you?
I iiit\t‘ built my biisiiicss on QUALITY. OUANTIIY and SERVICE,
niiii liit' incl that it grows steadily. if not rapidly. is Ill't'll)’ hood cyl-
di-ucp lhui thorn :irc utuiiy u ho npprcciuic lluncsi litniiis and Honest
Weights illili it service that suys "llu things :is you want mom and not
us i do." lily ('\\‘i')' vudcnror is to so enlist." Hi.‘ i'llrli’lllvlfi lllill Hwy
will continue In irnilc with me your iificr your
I illilil‘ltii) Iti'ilt'i‘t‘ that my homi- uiimnil im-iix “TI ilo good food for
Jlnllllilih us it is possible to miiku. :iiid bl Iici’ illoll nu) Ulilt'r.
MANUEL TORO’ HATCH.
l~‘ir.-.t in qnn‘ity. lust in pri 'o, always in the minds of Its custom-
..yu 'iltllluir Hiimc Ground Fool for Horses, (futile and Poultry.
That's it !--
Jeddo Coa “......
Send us an order for one l:sd. snd we will retsln you as a cus-
tomer. Gleamfrse from slste.u.i.rorm quality. suitibls for furnace.
range. stove or self-feeder. Prizes on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS"
i his is too great for the members of this .
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lows: Ferris. comer; lreland and Mar-
tin. riirhi and let! forwnrils respective-
ly. and Horns und Stevens. right and
loft guards.
The odds iii ilic high school which
,iisnuily follow “Iloc Fisher's lend are
:sith in be on the proscnt icnui. Not
‘ Iii-chum.» ihcy urc hotter than the utiiurs
worm but because ihcy linrc misused
in much practice whllc thi- lniii-r will
not bar» it chance for ii SPHIHIIIHRA’ un-
til ’I‘luinhsuiiiiiu. tin» time of tho uninc.
Fairmonts Defeat 80 80's.
The l“nir:iiiini football it'lllll which
i‘iliiilifi tho iunhir cliuinpionshlp
ili‘iiincpm‘i, ii-fcntcd the So So icum
ll‘SiI‘I‘iiiL‘ in an writing some by tho
'l‘iio lti'idiicport iii‘is
i‘lIlllt" to town nccoiniuiuicd iii nlmut u
iiiifliil’cti'i'ntllt'l'il who iillii‘it‘ iliinizs mcr»
r) “ili'll iii it from NH iiirouizli .i umul
pint or in.idi- a touchdown
The so Sui n. W iiu- first to sun-c.
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worn of in in I.
I‘lnints. lhi-ir silii' t‘ilti. ri-imi-riuu the
bull on .1 rounds ltllii running {Hi yards
for n touchdown. licllus iiiisscd ilic
soul by ll ilili’l‘i)\\' iiinruiii.
* The opponents thou neared on thr-
hiuni- (cum in lll'llt‘lil‘ilili lilv some
lilillllit‘l‘. 'ililliin tumbling till his own
liliiwii yard illif‘. iilt‘ bull luring pick
. r.......a,,. -.. ...»...w.. on. .
up by it shill) ltiidui-poi't Mint‘l‘ “‘lin
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EVERY TIME
ltupperi’s hrcw is put in com-
petition with oibcr hours It
ulone stands the toatwtiie rcsi
urn linoclicd out. lluppi-rt's bus
at reputation gnincd solely on its
merit. Noted for purity. tone
and strenuib. and universally
popular. lilithly bencllcisl for
the invalid. Equiiily so as n no '
bio beer. Stimulating. health.
giving. palatable. “Jr; for a
case of two doses bullion.
:“ilit—‘kt‘ii it across the into. in the sec»
loud and third periods neither (cant
scored but in the fourth and lost the
:Ft'lii'lllmil'lt showed their real strength
‘ by going through ccnicr rcpcntcdl) un~
ill they pushed the pigskin m‘cr tllc
'linc. This was old time football.
. Two weeks ago this siinic ii-uui dc»
.i‘cntcd the Orioles by the, score til it)
:to it and this lends the So So resin nud
stand it good chance to put the itibosli
ion the Hill! Norwslk lads in their
{scrimmage on Thanksgiving day.
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(”Ki the. Single men have each won a: Wall street. started this morning lill‘ » .
sitting and the third and deciding one; siiiosinan in tho produce department
will be played soon. A turkey sup-inf tbc Iiolnics livclcr and Holler-k
be given the first week in December.
F0
it was it great treat for Itiditeflold
Willi-Hill Montnult-Rldirt-flcld basket-
ibsli contest on Saturday night.
I: name was won by the Montuuka 2t:
iio 23. and the teams were evenly
‘ matched.
stutc-fuinous foam to again do! togethg.
:er on their home floor. ‘.
The line-up ‘will probably be as fol--
give you a $25 Gas Tank for
$16 and your Old Generators--
for your Automobile.
Now is the Time to Buy
HonssctorHING
Luther M. Wright’s
‘thcir followers to believe that they
The
IS THE PLACE
The Paris Cloak & Suitilouse
THE nous: 0F Goon CLOTHES _‘ ......
. 33 South Main Street. South Norwalk
if you don‘t trade here webmh lose money. if you are not in
the habit of trading here it will pay you to liltl'fiilflalt‘, our goods
and prices tit-lore making your iii-xi purchase. “‘13 ”kt '0 have you
compare values. This store always wins wiili the women who com-
pnrcs.
tlful Suits from $9.93 up to 823.00.
Costs from 8.1.98 up to $23.0". New styles in lircsscs from $4.98 up to "
$35.00. We also carry the biggest line In town of Skirts. \Vaists.‘
(‘orscts sml Petticoats. We want your business-dun we don't expect
This season's correct styles of
it if you can do better elsewhere—and we want you to know by your
own esperlo see that this store is the best in town.
THE ONE H088 SHAY
Was made famous by the car. taken in its construction.
The Moyer Automobile
is the moat popular car on the market for the same reason! Mo-
chanlcaily perfect to the smallest detail.
You will find borr- the right garments for every ocasion. Beau-w .. .,
Jim-bro is the game played.
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(in of thc horses of Meeker's Foun- After Six Years They Again Gail M,
dry droppd dead in Butler street, Sat-
nrdny afternoon. The horse was near-
ly old enough to vote. iii-inst about
twenty years of one. lie had been
booked into a pit from which earth
was being removed and death came
suddenly. Heart disease was ‘the
cause of death in the opinion of Dr.
(illhori M. Brundsne.
G. Louis Price, of Norwalk. took it
party of friends out in his line launch
i-lhlpmate yesterday and the entire
party exclaim today upon the enjoy»
monis of the occasion. Eleven ducks.
shot previously. were cooked on the
tirio iiitlo stove in the cabin and the
party sat 'round the little table sud
sunotass RENEW VISIT.
Bsms House in Greenwich.
; t:lib3lt1.\'\\'lt,‘li.Nov. 27. his years . ' : 0‘ was nothin but resembled “' “
ism the home of "J. r. Stiltlwoll. ui§_ cmtonms “"0“ shoes. ' "I‘Ili‘iiliohmlflt‘" vlai'.llt'oi'oliil the frr- -
itlrsud View. is it entered by burglars: . :- qusnt scrininutues that are unsvold» . "
who WW? hilt?" i“obturcii and given .. The White Shoe Store '1 iibie on-ii court the sins of the one In peCla S or ,
prison sentences. Saturday two men .. Z} Rlduolloid. 'l‘ho Moirtunks vI'IIl liltoll/ ‘ ‘ .f I
"WWI"! Illa description 0‘ ”10M! 1; 90 Washington St. "Where the 600‘ Shoes Come From" 3' 'he salted to fill it second engagement ”I
men were soon in the vicinity and yet ; '1 at itidiroiiold in the near future. . .
icrdny morning. a maid. on enterinnl " ‘ ‘ '1"'1"“~'1'i';""""'-'-"'-"'*‘1'1'1'1':':"" Tile lineup Willi M “film"? i THANKSGIVING \ ‘
the kitchen, found that ii window had Ridgsflsld. Montsuits. i‘ I"
been priod open though nothing was . l.. Abbott (lhas. Valentino; - ' ‘
missing frm tho house. II is bollov- ' ..’.. .. ' on
' - " "°“‘" "Edith. . 15 lbs Granulated Sugar . $1.00
i-lindwcll's don before they had time to e I son C lgat 1P. Wilson ....... . Hurry (‘ahilll a
...... Mixed Nuts .‘ . . 2 lbs 250
rosmsstv mans sv 'i’Hl ososos s. muss co. or new 8- K0110" ------ -- Film“ “"dm‘li
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mnhsckomowh‘. ti. Tully. New York;
WOMEN'S TAN BIOS! It $2.50I PIIr
Former value $3.00 and $3.50.
MEN‘S PAT. COLT ILUCHKR....
Former value $3.50. o
$2.05
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Features of the play were
iclean shots by Harry t‘shiil and Vuien
‘tine for the visitors. while several one-
ihnnded throws proved successful for
Abbott and Wilson. of ltldxoileld.
YORK OITV NOW MAD! IV THI OLD WILL CIGAR 60.. All
W. Gilluui
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RIVER OTREIT
OSCAR ' H. BANKS
Telephone 081-:
Jerry ”‘3'"“l'isuucs fisisins.1uii sisa pkg. ...iOciCrsnbsrriss. per quart .
NORWALK. CONN.
did full justice to all eleven. The soil
was also it pretty one. the water at
this time of year showing up especisly
fine.
Binnuoi tireomdcin. nridsoport; J. Ar-
bcstmsn. H. Thompson. llsnbu -; It.
Mapleson. Euflleld; 1.. Mints. Newark.
N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Smith. L. it. I-lnrl.
‘KODAK
Exhibition
FREE
‘ro ALL m'rsrtls'rlo m smo-
roouAPHv. snibav AND sar-
unoav arrsasoos AND WI.-
mun. MO. 1 AND 2. RID fitIN'O
MALL, WAIHINOTON I‘i‘. vou
All liwrrlo.
fl wasmssronmsfl ‘
butt. Wilton: .i. M. Layton, ii. Mathew-
NOW ON IAL! WITH THI FOLLOWING DIALERI:
OOUTH NOIWALK I. H. IILLIMAN
WHILPLIY ‘ BLANK MAGNII C FLYNN
A. W. DBIYFUOS W. F. WIOMONI A CO.
v G. CUNIO GHIOTTO O OO.
(buirds.
Referee—«W. iiedient.
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lssirstbsll Fisysr Burned.
son. William P. Ficiop.
beers. city. '
To meet’criticism with kind
orossness with'senisiity. insult
courtesy and injury with charity is
the way to conquer the world-W. Di»
Witt Hyde.
Mrs. ll. 8.
w. A. ssioossMAN LIQNAID aims
sTiLLsou-Powsu. co. sum aenmo‘r
is. H. PLAIOTID museum HOTIL
boss. I. H. saxvss Kaunas a rnov
with it. surnames o. cansvsm ..
ssou HOTIL “ N ALK
u. cusses the a co.
vacuum a oassons
CLIFFORD HOTIL
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
c. suous‘r sssttv s nowasb
s. uovm THI HOLMIO. ssstss a
smsma HOTIL saunas so.
east-stuns a IARDINI s. mom .
A. LIARV a co. sacs ones.
out. senses H. sages
r. s. COLIMAN a. v. nsvss
amounts trio. salts
turn was thrown against the stove
which was in the hall. sud outta psin-
fiilly burned about the arms. legs and
body. Just how the accident occurred
is not hum. as it was all done and
over so quickly. in some way the man
was pushed or felt on the stove. in
tsined tbs psinfui burns. He received
«on his match.
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iCurrsnts. pkg. ............. .iOe;3osns Pumpkin. tor ..............fle
lLaysr Raisins. package .. ...... 26s 1 Dudley's Pumpkin. 210v ...... ...Ilo
iCitron. per lb. ........... ........20¢!Aprisots. psi- lb. ...... ....lflo
. ...1beiNsw Prunes. osr ib. . ........ ...‘Ibs
A“ “mm“ ”m“ 0' l”"Mm‘m.liistsis,per package ......... Jesuit-porous Psschss. oer lb. .....Ik .’
which w" ”3"“ ”1"", between "mi Lsysr Figs, per lb. 1
Atwood five and the Msmnronecits. in1 N
obs-Used Raisins 2- k s........25¢ ................
the Auditorium. Saturday evening. was; Clear our till ' o g ‘2 "M Pears '0' a“
marred when the center of the visiting ‘ canoes, psr dos. ‘ ”
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medical assistance. The Atwood live '“
more Sdc. To Let and WW9“ *
Lemon or orange Past. lb. . . ..
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Sweet Potatoes. Hubbard and Hunt!) squash. Hemsfisfl Pennies, Turk“
nips. Malena Grapes. » ..
UNITED GROCERY comm
eithsr'ésss being accidental, and sea» I NORTH MAIN “All?
.............1iio|Iuttsr. per lb.
............26ciw. Isksr‘s Codes or Choosists....'llo
.......,.2s. so, am: oranmiuor ass
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