Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 18, 1912 · page 8

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

Weather Forecast
‘Cloudy; rising temperature;
moderate variable winds. becom-

in southerly.

IV ’hy not insure your home,
against fire at least. it costs
01111 33‘ to insure 10111' home or
its contents to amount or 3500
for three years. Can you afittrd
to be without it? And we can
offer you the best line of com
parties in the business. together
11111111 0111 thirty years expelleuce
111 this line. and 1113 will stand
back or every policy that 301111
, out of our otlice. Is that not an 5

1» inducement?

TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN

Agent; fer Transatlantic and
Cos-twine Steamers
Tel. 12 230
Upstaire South Norwalk Trust
Company Building

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

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. -I.t tickles a man's vanity to narrator-
} red to as 11 leading citizen

 
 

‘ Mrs. ”ileum 12.01111: is 111111011111 iii
"1‘ . at. her home in West street

'11 ,

, I William E. O‘ilrien, of Bridgeport,
‘ Spent yestrh'duy 111 Norwalk.

George A. Jennings. of Woststrcot.
‘ 1, is confined to his 1111:1111 11'1111 illnoes.

 
 

 
 

Buckingham Post. N11. 12. ii. A. 11..
I will met-i regularly tot'nor'rr'nt' owning

 
 
 
 
 

The woman who 110115 .lttu' own
housework utuioi‘itily 1mg 11 good scr~
'1'1‘1111.

 

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Attorneys John 1113111111 11111 21111011111111}
11111111131101 South N11? 1111111, tu't' spend:
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.11 the meeting of 11,1111111' 111111111 No
‘97. l. (1. 0. 131, 13111111 1111:: 1111111 111311
evening- 1111' first degree 11':1.~' 111111111111
on one candidate. '

(‘arpenll'la air 111 1141111 11111113111: it 111
pornrv repairs to the 1: 111,11- 11111 1111, ’1 lit 1

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1

- .111 the 111'11111 side 1111' 111111141 111111'111411
111.5 expected 1that the saloon will open
in a day or 30.

M-.......,._,..... ..- .

when}. 1111,11 coal from llnrnionzl
1111111. unless you 113.111 be;renltortuhje
in 11 wn‘rm house.

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T1111I Italian Social Club will hold a
meeting this atoning in the Central
Hotel at which time the ()fllt‘u‘lti re
'centiy clct'tud will be installed At the
conclusion of the meeting loiresh
'men'ts Will be served. 4

 

The annual meeting of Sheklnah
‘Snnctorum. t). 0. ii. and R. is schedul-
ol to be‘ held this evening in 01111 Fei-
.io1vs' Hall. in Washington street, at
which time the oflicers will be elected
and important business transacted.

 

Commissioner of Domestic Animals
Human 0. .11'.eriii has contracted with
the firm of Noble & Westbrook for

1‘ king of the dog tags for 11116
timing year About 713,000 will be
listened and the first order for about
4 001) Is now being made.

. he Message of the
. . Huntington Woodward.
auras-hounded for next 'Sun-

or no at: the lF‘hrs‘t Congregation-

Church, 111111111111, must be pontoon

«911.111. the present, on account of the

r'oonditlon at the organ bellows.

 
 
 
 

 

11‘... Sale—«Sleight: and bells and
urea blankets At 1. M. Wright‘s.

 

‘Wallace Painter, of the Nor-walk
high school spent yesterday and last
renting in‘ Stamford with friends and
that the other children from the nev-
11th grade of the Fitch school in their
oytul :11 sh ride to that city. He was

 
 
 
 

3.1511111: into the inlet;
Bedlam immediately broke loono.‘

‘11

roof hos-1,4 been jacked up' and the hoienl

SPURIS

ADVOCATING SWIMMING TEAM.,

”...-”......

Nerwalk High School Has Abundant
Material

The “prospects of a swimming team
under the Norwalk high school aus-
pices are at present discussed in ma-
menta when basketball is not spoken
of occupying the attention of the
young men at the local institution.

The material for an all around 30011
tea'n which the high school affords it
almoat unlimited. There are several
swimmers 01' note among the student-
iiody and ullare enthusiastic over the
prospects for the team this coming.
season.

Situated as the townie on the shorea
of Long 1111111111 Sound the opportunity
for the team to entertain teams from
other athools is unusual. Because the
1111111 school when erected was not
properly equipped for athletica will
put. a ban on tank swimming, but for-
ttlnntuiy nature has provided Nor-
waik's innit.

‘in talking over the matter renter-
tiny-11 was been that a swimming team
among the male students at the high
school could easily be made 1111. Alan
M. Motion. 11 awimmcr with a lt'cco‘rd. 1111‘,
on 11111111. lumen Walker Storey, with
no record. but a bright future; Norman
Wigglenworth, with equal prospects;
H01 bell 111111111111 :1 11oli- known swim ,
tour 111 town and 1.. Su1nhru'11'llson,J
formerly (11‘ New Y orh. 11111 all on decitl
rend) 111111 1111111112 in take 11 place 1111
11111 team. ' ¢ 1
.. Wilson 011111011 from the metropolis;

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and position in 1311111011 Hill. 110 1112111

rrly was 11 member of the lieWitl 131111

11111 1111110111 31111111111111: train 1111,11 111111;
quilt a record 1111' hla aquatic uhllityl
and nntutorini fonts. 111,1 will 1111' :11
1311111111111 young man 1111' captain 1111111
manager 111‘ the ion-111 1191311111114. 01' 111111
exp-:1 114111: 1' 11111111: these 1111M
Wilson :1an Storm 1111: l‘lll‘t‘t,'l‘.~§ on.

1111' 11111-111111 lutrkotlmil 011111111, “1111151111.
1011111, 11111111111115 u 121111111'111 1111111111211.
1101111111 14111'1111111111 \1‘\“,-‘i::lr4:11';'1111h is 11
.11: '. 111.11r' 11115111111110 111.1111' and 111111,
bear ilHSOClilii‘tl 11'111 1111111 11111 1111.11
111111212111 [01 1111111 11:1111».

'i‘iw m‘iisiml‘ld 1111' 111'1 1:11: for 11101,
11111111 111111 111111-71, 11111101111111 will Prim-Old.
111nm 1111115151 1111111111.: 11111111: 11.11.11 line

FLVNN WINS 8V A KNOCKOUT.

Al Williams of Cleveland GoesDown
and out in Second at Toronto.
'l‘i‘l‘iltfiix‘l‘t’i, .iiiii. i,a.~~»-.11111,11“ly11n. the
Put-lilo 111111111111, who is 11111112111111 to
111:111..1nt'k .iolutacn for 1,1114 11"11111111.

out A1 \1'illiriltts.ui (“1111111111111 in the

1:11 1111 101111111 in’i‘ori' the Nflllflnlill
811111111111: association of 1111s NH 11111
night.

1‘111111 tuned 1111' 11 11111111 from the
start. in the 111.11 11111 11111111191101 the
mix-up with which the tight opened
“Williams showed to nominal-to. Flynn'a
superior hitting powers hero made
themselves apparent. however and in
the last minute. of the found he auc-
ceded in landing a hoary short arm

the liner for a count 01‘ six, the bell
saying 111m. 1

Williams came up 11111111 for the
second but Flynn was after him from
the sound of the gong. The end came
quickly. Flynn launched a tremon»
dons right 11111131011 Williams“ jaw.
The- blow landed “fairly and the
Cleveland 1111111 went down and cut.

Flynn, who weighed 185 was 15
pounds lighter than his opponent.
'I‘11o,men fought under Marquis of
Quoensbury rules. Jack Johnson who
was expected to be at the ringside.
‘wasunahie to be present because at
11. death in the family. According to
Jack Curie). Flynn's manager last
nlg‘ht's bout marked the last public
appearance of the Peubio man be-
fore his meeting with Johnson next
July, ' \

...—.1...

Would Tax Baseball Clubs.
ALBANY. Jan. lbw—A bill that will
cause much excitement in the ranks
of baseball men is 'pmponed by Selim
tor James J. Fawloy. The plan is to
tax the gross receipts of baseball clubs

thus collected to be turned over to
tho playgrounds 111‘ leading cities nun
towns. The bill probably will name
10 per cent. as the tax, and will at
ready meet the New York National
Club, the New York Americans and
the Brooklyn Nationals. Senate:

‘bulketbail under »
State Athletic commission wit oh its
11111111181111; the baiting ‘x‘auie.

 

heavyweight 0111.111111111111111111 11111111111111 W“

110011 to the (are, sending Williams to:

exceeding a certain limit; the money 1.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mwiey‘s idea is to put proton 1011111"

01' the Cincinnati has bail tans 1111
1890 and 1891 was hel yeaterdar 111'-
iernoon. burial being it: ii‘allrvlew com» .‘
etery. The once great utter and fluid-

or was lowered into aT lonely grave,§
unattended by friends.
one to shed a tear, no (1” to grieve 1111
the death of the man who had once;
set the baseball 111011111011 tire by 1113'
phenomenal batting 1111 holding. ‘The
only persons at the Femeiery were
the undertaker and ,his assistants.
The body was lowered 10 its ilnai reat- 1_
111:; place and "Lofty” Marr was but“
a memory. ‘

Novels Pinyin Feet.

The Naval “live. of No walk, defeated
the Eagle A,” more. 1 at evening, at
the armory, 111' 11 Score of 37- 21 The
eatures were the 111111, 11;; ot Whitney
for 11114 Narnia and 11 unneii for 1the
Eagles. 1

The Navaie will play the lust Mar-‘
vei five, of East No'lwttlk, at the
armory Friday night. A good contest
is expected, 1111110111 are. Well matched.
1.1.1111 night's score:

 

 

Naval. \ Eagle 3
Whitney. 1121111011 ............ Russell-f
Loft Forwu‘rr‘l. 1

Mason ............... .‘t‘it'iihonerf
Right Forw 11d. 1

ilrotltorton . ..... ....... Hoyt}
Center. "

Kelley f. ....... . ............ i’ortel .
1.911 61111171. ‘ :
Lane ..................... .. . 'I'ollttyi
111111111, (11111 rd. 1

110111 goalsm“ 111111111 11; 14211111111. 3:5
1.11111, 3; Mason. 3; K1 1101', 2; Broth-,1
1.411011. 1; 111111111111 :17’01'1111‘, 2; ill-“1111
ltonoy‘ ;"I‘oho,1 2:11pm i. 1

11'111111111:~«1’ortor,i; 1111111011 i:1.ane.i .-

Rol’uroev “Render. 1

Ti:nerwilrolhorton. ;

A wool: lromi-‘ritinl‘, January 211, the:
Nurnin'wlil tackle, the 1111.11 itowuyton.’
11112» for the last game, 11 the enrich. '

Yale Football Schedule.

1:14:11' HAVEN. .1111». lilww'l‘ilr' rule3
111111111111 ariloduio for 1111111 11111 has"
been 10111111011111 and will include ton
11111111111 1.111» 11111111211 1111101111 1111 in 1110‘
1111M 111111111111 131111 1111111111 of 1111111
11111111111 will 11:4 1110146111 Won't l‘ului 111111
i‘l'inrtlon ”11111 r'itnnnex t‘rum lip
11111141111111 1111-11 111w ti mt that 15111113 "
oili' 1111111111111 \irnlnin i’tliytucil‘i1ie lu-
al.1111111, 111111 1.111311 111.111 11 and .irli're‘un

11111 1111111 111111111110 oi" Now York [‘1111- '

torsltv. ’I 111' 1111141111111, game will he.

1111.10111 1111» 11111111141 11.111111 r 1.»: .11 11.11111. 1,1111 81'1111'111111'1' .15 ,,

1110 schedule follows: tit-plumber

:35. Wealrynn; $114111, :11. Holy (311111111;X
MIN. 5., 1:11'1'1111111111'; (lot 113. latlnyollt':
,lit'i, 111. West Point 111 “"0111 Point;
EUri. :26. Washington 11111 .lrii'toriton;‘
..\'111'. ‘2. (Villain: Nepali. lirnu'n; Nina,

111,1‘1'1111'1-1011 111 Princeton; Nor. 211.,
11111'1111'11 111 MN. ”11101.

grilled" Jewell May Meet Bunny Fordfi

st'i'untl round of :1 1111111 st'ilcdulrd lo‘i Ot'orno Sluriu. "mug” 01' "R111”:
311411'1111. the Fighting11111111111111“:1111.11: .

 

11111111111101: 11111011111111 "‘Nod' 1111111111113
’:'ulll,1 11111111 111111113. 11.111111131111111 \‘or.
walk on February ti. Arrnngenlnntui
for the match are n 11' being 1111111111.?
The 11111 110,11: met 1 i‘ititiltt'iport a:
tow Weeks ago and 1‘- rd 111111 the not-
tor of the argument. Since that time?
Jewell has had the pinion that he;
(on 1111111 llnnnya 111: 111111111 and 11".,
they clash at South Trwnlk it ought.

to he one “no” 30.

”W“ \

New Golf 0111b.

mitten 1mm Derby a ‘d a similar one
mm the. New Haven ‘oli Club to con-
older the project. of new unit club:
somewhere in the territory between
this city and Derby met last night.
Committees on incorp 11111611, mutation"
ship, purchase of l e and nubscriw
tions were named. l'i‘he'assurancos
were that the club would start with
60 or 711 members. and the limit would
be placed at 300 or 111511. .A standard
ill-hole golf course 111 be provided
with an ample clubh use.'1‘he first
response to the call or stibricriptioua
brought about $6. 000 -

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, ENTS.
The following were, issued January
111. 1912; list mmtsTu I‘rom omen

 
 
 
 

 

or A. M. Wooster. sol alter of patents.
Bridgeport. 001111.:

Jae. E. Doolittle, nl'idxeport Front—
clasp cover and 311111 pocket for cor-
sets.
John 11.11.11.311. Briclgoport, Gearing.
Warren A. Saul. Magnum-1,3311-
wa‘y tie _

Joseph Pluit‘ New Raven. Curtain
polo'

Albert '1‘ Marshall Hartford Tom-
perarture control of r trigoreting 1:111:14
Dad‘tmenmn ‘ 1 ......
111111-1111 V. Smith Ilorttord, 1111111111.
1111111111110 roman 111111116111 our.
age rancher. ., 1

Harrison 1). Nubian.“ East ' Martiand
Grease filter. . ' ". ‘ ., , 1‘
Roberto Cole. We t'Hartfoird Fuse-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

There was 11111 -

11:11:11? lLM'EN. Jon is. 111111 The com-,1

 

 

January reductions have

; , today.

velour wo‘rsteds, vicuna

Sir-think, velour»:

 
 

‘0

PM 39111011“. In

no coats.

Foremost Clothiers Shore 1845. .
January Reductions

Without any attention there has never been
a time in all our flaky-seven yours when our

on await you in the Smith Gray 81' "Co stores

Never has the assortment equalled this
by half, there being something over 15 000
garments, many thousands of whleh are neat
meson models just from our thilon’ hands-mend
as for fabrics, the cream of the world's better
mills awaits you in an assortment that at any
price you could duplicate nowhere else.

. In suits you may choose from volume, on-
suueres, worsteds, wanted chariots, serges.

silk mixture worsted: in smart English and dis-
, tincti’ue Smith Gray & Co models.

- .1 1, In overcoat: yofijltmy ohooee from meltons, honeys,
, worsted cbeviotr,.is1 plain .‘
and nest strips: 11 , victims, hood ‘ '
no. uni-bouts“ fitted beck models,
English Moo-ls, storm coats and convertible

111.111.911.111... 1.11111. 1111. 191,11? ‘

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

-‘.‘. .fi,
411;!" ”=2 ...
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occasioned such values,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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7.57

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worsted; weeds and :

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

the regular value.

18.00 to 30.00 broken size Suits and Overcosts, in
all men’s. young men's and boys’ sizes, but not in
every style. Many of these garments are greys, suit-
able for service almost the entire yr'w if you can

find your size In your style, you
can buy at much 1;... than. 11111112. 50

 
 

 

Two Brooklyn Stores:

 

lulton .11. st Fisi'uush Av.

 

 

 

20.00, 22.50, 25.00, lSults&
27.50 and 30.00 10vercoats 150 00

. 27.50., 30100. 32.501Suits 8:
and 35.00 lovercoats 20 00

I'1
é
37.50.140.00 & 45.00 Suits & , A I
40.00, 45.00 3?. 50.00 Overcoats, . 25000
. Motor Clothes for Owners and Chauffeurs.
. Your (“honor ."Ii‘t‘tllllll [.11 .K‘olt'r't'l'r'rl.

Smith Gray & Co.

13”?

LIE—g A1 to" from City “all.
.11 oudwsy st Redford Av. hill Am. Bet 2711: 1k 28111 811.

Two New York Stone:

 

iroorlwsy 111 Warren SI.

 

FURS from

THE Houaa' OF
515 10111111817... Stamford. ‘

 

Mail Bolt. . '
John 0. Lopper and W. W. 11111111111».
Waterbury, Wire reading mechanism.

‘Edward S Sanderson, Waterbury .

Gas burner.

011119. J. Luce: 1111111111111. 2 patents,
option props. , . 1 ,. 1

11.11.11. Pauper. New London. Driv-

, in; mechanism for 11111111: rollers. . ,5 .

rm: Merits.

 

 
 

Pane-tor personal 1180..

Ladies Suits, Coats
Dresses, Skirts, Waists,
White Goods, Corsets,

Furs and Fur Coats

This sale oiiera you the very finest ready for wear gar-
ments in the world. at the price of commonplace kind. It 5
your own fault if you don’t take advantage of the Opportun-
ity. We want to close our every garment. and we are will-
ing to sacrifice on what we have left in order to do it.

SUITS. from ..... $6.95 to $20.00
COATS from. . . ...... ”.3499 to $2500
DRESSESIrom.............. ”.3598 to $115.00
SKIRTSifom..............-. ...srgstosxsm

WAISTS from 981‘. to‘$5.98

FUR COATS from . . . . .

CORSETS

The values are big enough to make them go fast, so step. ,
lively if you want to me money. You'll buy if you see the
goods. Come and cor‘he quickly

CLEARANCE $1.33 IN BO’I‘H STORES.
E ALTER FREE

The Paris Cloak 81; Shit House

33 So. Main St.‘, South Norwhik

 

 
 
 
 

............$3.ooto'$40.oo,
..$25.oo to $75.00
......... sec and up

GOOD CLOTHES, .

 

1111115 A, ...-2111.111“ 1111111110011.

 

Ladies' Benevolent Association Ao-
dressed by Min Doths atone
Pinneo.‘

The Ladies‘ Benevolent Association

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

~ 01 the Nome-1k Congregational, Church

inaugurated then-marte- or literary at-
11111111an yesterday. Miss Dotha Stone

'3 3‘ 11111.net.- was the speaker. her 11111111
Nathalie '1‘ Palmer. , Middletown.

mu 1911111 onion 0! Today ” Mrs: F.

was was served“ and a social

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

January Clearance

SALE

Bargains Worth Talking About

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

$1.50 to 82 BAGS.... ...... 991: $10 and $12 value or your
A wonderiui collection of money back. Take your
Sample Bags, extra good pick. January Clearance
quality leather and leather Price, $5.98.
lined; values $1.50 to $2.00.
While the 200 in the 101. $12.50 SUITS ............ 01.98
last.99c. , Ladies” and ‘Mlabee‘ All

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, Wool Suits, plain colors and
31.00 BAGS ............... 79o fancy; regular $12.50. Jan-
All Leather and Leather-iin- nary Clearance Price $7.98.

ed Boga. never sold less
than 81; also some $1.51) 251.: MUSLIN DRAWERS....19¢

Suede 111158 in this 101. All ”“3”“ ””3"“ 0' 5°09 ,
at one price. 791:. quality. soft finish, with
itemstltched and tucked rui-

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

SALE OF SWEATERS fies; 25c values. Sale price,

Out They Go 19c.‘ ‘

50c Sweaters ...... 39c
”‘00 Sweaters ....... ””3149 ' 25c CORSET COVERS ...... 191:

$3.00 Sweaters ........... “.98 25 dozen regular 25c Corset
15.00 Sweaters ........... $3.50 ““9"“ 11111211in trimmed
$11.00 Sweaten' ........... sass “’m’ go“! ““3“" “mm"
_ cry; very special. This

256 BURSON'S HOSE ...... 17o. sale, 191:.

 

Buraon'a 11036; sold the
country over at 2512. Slight
imperfections that, are nev-
er noticed. Sale price. 17c.

29c LADlES' UNDERWEARZH:
Extra good quality “Pants
and Vests for women; Just
one case for this sale, 21c.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

12c HOSE .................. 8c '-
Ladies" 1211 Muse. while the 509 LADIES' UNDERWEAR-39°
11111111 lusts, So instead of lilo. Ladies' “690911 lined P111113
and Vests. very best 500
5c HAIR NETS ........... 2141c 1 quality. For this sale, 3110.
1'10th iiair Note. all shades, ‘
extra large: regular _'.'11.'. For 99 AMOSKEAG
this anie. :5 1-211. GINGHAM ----- 5V2° V04
The best quality Amoskeag
‘10 G. $12 DRESSES ...... $5.98 AIN’T)“ Ginghamg; regular
W“ will Wm" 0“ 31”" “’0 91' quality. During this sale,
hilsnos' and Ladies' All 61%.: yard. '
Wool Dresses, made oi line
quality Serge, neatly tritn- $1 MANNlSH GLOVES ..... 791:
med. Some dresses only 011‘ regular $1.00 Mnnnish
one or a kind. Guaranteed Gloves, for this sale, 790.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

J. Curtis, president at the association. '
1‘

 

THE BIG

ShoeSale

 
 
 

AT THE
W M Sh " ’St
$41.00 WOMEN‘S QUEEN QUALITY SHOES $335
$3.50 WOMEN‘S QUEEN QUALITY 8HOEs ...... . ......... "$2.95
$3.00 WOMEN‘S QUEEN QUALITY SHOES . ........... ......3255

These are all the intent styles and include Ruesia Cali} Pat-
ent. Gun Metal and Wei Kid.

230 pairs WOMEN’S PATENT, GUN METAL AND VICI KID
SHOES AND OXFORDS, 32-50 and $3.00 values, at......-.. 81.09

BOYS‘ AND GIRLS’ SHOES It Gmtly Reduoed Prices.
MEN'S HIGH CUT LEATHER STORM BOOTS. ”$2.00, "0111.33.50

‘-RUBBER BOOTS. COMBINATION BOOTS (Wool Boots and
Overs). MEN’S ARCTIOS, at Cost. ‘

hite ShOe Store

90 sthmgton Street South Norwaik

Comer Atlantic 11111111111111 Streets. Stamford

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Three Guns Milk - ... . 2'50;
Waiter Baker’ s Cocoa or Chocolate . 1' 191i

Good Butter, per 111. ...........32o|Seedod Raisinn,,pkg. ...........1oo
Warranted Eggs, perdolen,.....80¢|21bs Prunes tor ........ “.....Ho
1111-. Pure Lard ...............280|WetMlnoeMeat.....'..........10flb.'
b. .................15¢1Evaporated 111311111118.htm Wise

Polon- Grapes. 111-11119 Fruit. NHI81.?9.rgh|pa. Street Pots
“ 00161181111111. . 1, ””1