Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 15, 1913 · page 5

 

 

 

 

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iHE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

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Hunters 3: Gomiortables.

Full size Blankets in may
and whito, from 700 to $5.00
a pair. , ‘

Comiortables 98c to $3.50.

A complete assortment of

Gents', Ladies' and Child-

ren’s Swentors from 250 to
$4.38

7 E K.- Banks

Jun-ckcmo Hotoi atom.
south Norwnlu

 

.1914.
Diaries

 

E Now Ready

WM. P. BEERS

Book and Stationery Store.

South Norwalk. Norwaik
WE LEAD—OTHERS FOLLOW

 

 
 
 
 
 

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WEATHER FORECAST.

 

For Norwnlk and vicinity: Cloudy
tonight and Thursday; brisk and hlixh
north and northwest winds. Weather
conditions: Pleasant weather prevails
this morning in all districts east of
the 'Rocky Mountain. except on J. the
New England coast from Nantucket.
Mass. to Eastport, Maine. Freezing
temperatures were reported from the
northwest. A slight disturbance, cen-
tral this motning over Ontario will
probably pass out of the St. Lawrence
Valley tonight.

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.

Temeeraturezw Low, 53; high, 69.
Clear.

Read the specials for Wednesday at
Mintz‘s.

Fiannelettc skirts at J. i. Mallettc's.

' Bee—Mus in the adv.“

The llde. of ii. Krioger and Conn

puny will interest. all the feminine
members of the family. Better read
it.

Miss Helnn Becker, who exhibited
art work at the Danbury Fair. took
first premiums on designs. charcoal
.dmwlngs, sketches and water-colors.

A regular business meeting of the
fonrd of directors of the Court Laurel
Club will be held on Friday evening
3 at 8 o‘clock at the home of Mrs. C. A.
McNamara. in Read street. and a lull
attendance is desired.

A party of friends and neighbors
called on Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Smith, at their home, 35 Merwiu
street, lust ovoning, to offer congrntu-
lotions and make merry, the occasion
Jbeing iiho twenty-second anniversary
of their innrrlnnc.

W. C. 'I‘. ll. members and friends
are I‘Ollllillli'tl of thc stoic convention.
held in lJ‘ll‘b‘i‘. MiJibodlst Church. cor-
ner of liroud street and «Foirileldbnvc-
nun. ilridnoport. ilr. iiondlund, of
(thins. will address the 'l‘hnrsiiny ovoJ
him; pivoting. (lonvcntion begins at

l:30 p. Ill.. iiJJIuy, und ciouos on tho
\
17th.

JMr. uud Mrs. licorgo Stcwnri. oi‘

(TliJJJJiniiil. (7.. intro boon visiting

i‘riiJndJJ In IJ‘nirili-lil nronuc. Mrn. Stow-
nrt, who In it iuiilvo oi South Nor-walk,
will rmiuJiiilioroii us Miss (ii'noo
J'lJ‘iiIrbuiiliu. Illlliiillit'l' oi HUMM' ii. iJ‘nlr-
banks. for iuiiiiy yours a formuun in
tho Nill‘wullt iron Works. und ono of
tho churiiJi' iniJiubcrn Ililll oilii‘oru of
Old \‘I’Jell llook 'niiil Loildor (.iompnuy.

liii

Mr. mid Mm. (7. l7. Mcolu-r, ol‘ Wont
‘liiJilil l‘i..’ onlorlninoii n. purty of ubout
sixty TJJ‘J J iJ‘ridny cvonlng. (luonts
from llnuliury, ilothui, iieddlng.
(liiornvlowu uiiil Norwuiii were unions
ilioiJJ- JJJnmJiit. thinning wus onloycd
uni" ‘JJJ JJiiriy morning hours. At
midnight rJJi’iJJJJJiiinJJnts of snodwlrlicn.
(Jnhc, troll ”'l J unit-Jo wcro ncrvcd. ’i‘ho
pnrty (liHill'I‘iilid pronnnimlng Mr. nnd

Mrs. ‘ JJ , umong the best of onion
iuimr‘s.
(iomi Il'l'f‘iliii on: lo bc hum—for

the ndvri‘iiuing.

 

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J. 5 Spiri‘iii
ointment

250 SJZJ‘ ........J..-...o...u... 15°

incslzn .......... . .......,....35o

'IDOIIZO..i.....-.......-u.:..05¢
i "moi-silos

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iialiowe’en Goods
. of All Kinds

Post Cards

.............. 6 for 5::

Post Cards ........ 2 far 5:;

Post Cards ................ 5c cacti
Engraved Cards with envelopes to

match . .......... 5c and 10¢ each
Favors and Place Cards. all kinds

........................... 5c up

and Place Cards

'pnrty.

Special Favors
mode to suit your

;UONNELLY$,

STATIONERY AND SPORTING
GOODS STORE.

‘6 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

 

E For UMMate Service Call

FRED H. GANUNG,

Funeral Director and

“ Embalmsr

Office and Relidenco
TGW’MM 004.

84 80. Main St. 80. Norwulk.

RAILROAD STOCKHOLDERS DO
NOT READ NEWSPAPERS
NEW HAVEN, Oct. ill-That all
people who have money invested in the
New York, Now ilnvcn and linrtiord
Railroad Company do not rend the
newspapers, Is a fact borne in’ with
emphasis upon the allies of tho trous-
uror oi the company. During tho pc-
riod covered by the hcnrings before
the Massachusetts Public Service Com
mission on the matter of the railroad
issuing $07,000,000 in convertible
bonds, scores of stockholders were
writing in asking why the bonds hnd
not been issued. or why they had not
received their warrants. or rights. it
was appurcnt also that ninny stock»
holders had offered prospective rights
for solo or wanted to buy othcrs. lJ‘cw
of those who wrote in seemed to have.
uny knowledge of the loci thnt there.
was it controversy over the bond issue.
'l‘ln- limit of preparing notices to stock
llOltIi'i‘li ol' the lssuo wus o. lingo one.
its complotion won iloluycd owing to
" ----- nrluinly of tho (incision of tho
commission. 'I‘hoso uotlccu will now

,, mil in on curly mull.

NO COMMERCIALIZED VICE IN
DETROIT.

lilJl’i‘itOi'i‘, Midi. Ilci. lii.~~~(‘.olu-
illt‘l‘t‘lltll‘mid vico \unloi' tho rJJcoiiiiltloii
iiml i'J-gulniiozi of tho polico lli'plll'IJ
iiiJJiit council in lioti‘olt iit midnight lll:4'i
iilizlii in compllnnro with on Ui'IIi‘l" lu-
suod iiovozol chJlin ugo b) (‘doiuiuln
Hiiilll‘ r fillloiiplo, iili tho riJiJortn lloiioil
iliJJli doom iiilll tho women ounpnuiii
took thJlr dJiniiIuro

According; to tho iiutlioritico,
niiiulior of bounds iloiJiJil nun lii’l.
'ihi-ro worn imtchJu ilvo hu' iilrod onil
six hundred nomiJn iuinnico, mid
IliiJiiiJ. lilo poiioo lil‘lilWfl low will risk
orrvst by remaining in tho city.

POWER BOAT 0N ROCKS.

illiANlJ‘O‘lli'). Oct. iii.»
pioby and Junior) Siuinucrn, oi

ynstordny wlicii their fortyiioot ponior
bout struck on the rocks oil lndiiui
Nook during the hcnvy gale. 'l‘hoy
were enrouto to Port .ioiicrson. ii. I.
'l he boat grounded inst and the waves
dashed ovor tho omit. An oyster
boat saw the plight of the men and
took them of! in safety. bringing them
to shore here. A shift in the wind
probably saved the boat from destruc-
tion.

Good tenants are to be iiMr
the advertising.

 

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-Wililniii Ap~l
Nowj
London, hnd a thrilling oxporleiicc,

Bedding a

for the Dining; Room, Living

Furniture that Will serve

, lar customers, who are exacting in their demands for style,
quality and finish of High Grade Goods Medium Priced.

The A. J. COlLlNS ( 0MPANY

 

Fur: iiure Draperies."

nil House

Furnishings

Room, Bed Room, Library,

Parlor. Hail, Den and Kitchen.

the needs of the most particu-

 

Robuiit, Jpnintcd, decorated, all
Splendid tints, '

o and 7 rooms.

RAYMOND

RANDALL

EAST NOR'WALK, CONN.

BLoCk

modern improvements,
Rent, $13 anti $15 per month.

BROTHERS

 

 

Optician

Everything; In the Optical Line

«worms anwwsimviww

i (7 B. Jackson

68 WALL STREET
NORWALK
PHONE 438.

 

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GARAGE RIVER STREET.

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SEE THE NEW MODELS

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AT MY GARAGE.

Demonstrations on Request
Automobiles to rent by the Hour, Day or chk.

BANKS

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('ui out "in about coupon, and
‘b-I‘HMI umount IwriJln not oppouilo ii
'Jiui» of tlio «out of pinching,

iilrn opal other liver-sumo M AI’ENSE
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EVENING SENTINEL

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See the Great Canal in Picture and Prose

Read How You May Have It Almost Free

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WOULD RETAIN WORLD'S SERIES.

NEW YORK, Oct. 15,-. ll. ll. .loliiiJE
sou, president of Hm AiniJriiJiin Lonniiol
,iinii niJJuiiqu of tho Nniloiuii limwlinllJ
(‘oinniiiinloin iiivoiJJJil liiiJ i'J-liJiiiioii of)
tho n‘oi'lil’u nJJi‘iiJii nuiuiJiJ i'IH'll l'nli I11
l thnir pliJsJJni l‘orin.

‘ “\‘I'iiiliJ 'i'in'oiinlm iiiuiiy ol' iliJJ
tiltiilti‘fi’ «Jvlls of tho World's :ii'i’li'li, llio
ono bin point Iil lln i'uvor In tho! it
'Eili‘mllwl llllllI'lliliiliil Iiiliii‘iJHI in JJi4J~iv
city iiiiil Mount in NW Illilltiil," .loliii
non mild luJJi ulnhl "linJ lnii rJ-JJI io-
Eiloumls in tho lioncllt of inmobili. lillli
loui‘ iJiliJilJi iihoiilii ho to Hli‘iiilllllll‘ll
Ilium-hull “i no luiiJrliJnciiiJ ill I iiJll \Jllh
islxthii «lulm importing Would Juulniu
lociil Illit'l‘t‘itl hiu IhJJy would ii-iiioio
tho ,vri iii lliuiiicliil lucimilvv for looms
l to “in tin-Ii lJJunuo pnununin.‘

’1 ho commission. i’rcsliinni .loiinnou
sold, iJriJJJtlcully hon on: coil to tho in
titlitliiii in tho illiiftllm plnyJJrii— coir
‘ tracts of tho ninior lounucn for Hill of
n l‘llilllli‘, which will prohibit pliiycrn
from writing for newspapers.

CRANBERRY CROP HARD HIT.

Miiililii'ilitliltl, Muss. ., ilcl. linw'l‘lih

 

Ill‘it-

jl’lyinouth county cranberry mop was

hard hit by tho snowstorm and cold
Weather which prcVaich during the
greater port of yesterday. (iroWers es~
timnto that fully titty thousand barrels
oi unplckcii hurries in the boss in this
vicinity were spoiled. An unusually
large number of homes remain on the
vines. the bad weather or the past ten
don, having nocunitstod the suspen-
sion oi harvesting operations.

9

Willi,

IiillM iiEAPEIl l8
war ii WESTPOBT

\VICS'i‘i’tlIl'l‘. Uri. Iii.- Au uuuuunl
nuinbor of ilcnilis worn rm‘urtlutl dur-
iui: tho luJu. low unyii. llt‘l‘llltl‘ll Mc-
numi oil. illin tiniurduy at. tho
homo of his son. Ainiironn, in Now
.‘iillioi'd. Siiiulny ul‘ioi‘iioou tho iiing.
lililllillJUlll non of Mr. ntnl Mi‘ii. 'i‘rn~
mun i‘nullold Jliml In Wanton. Wil
Ham 1‘. lion illiJil Hominy lit tho duo
of hit. iiiiri'lot M. iIiIl, iigiiil lJIi. iiiiJil
iJ‘i'ldiiy nitnrnoon.

'l‘lio I‘Jincrnl oi llJJrnuril MJJilili won
liiJiil yi-niurduy mommy, nt I.Ili7('.lllll‘4!li
of tho Asmunpiioii. liov. .l. .i. iluiigiin
olllclntoil iii. ihiJ iiJJrvchm. llurinl won
in tho King niroct cmuoicry. Moiilli
lJJnviJs two Mum. Ambrosn and Joseph.
’l‘ho liliii‘i‘ liviJJi in Wontport.

'l‘lio hiiu Willinm l‘. loo was union
ynniordny to Newport. It. l.. where loin
oml sort/loco worn hold. 'l‘lm ormngo-
monto woro innilo by iJ‘nplo. of this
town.

'l‘rumim (lunilcid wuo buried yontcr‘
tiny afternoon in the Coloytown coins-
tory utter sort/icon at tho homo of his
parents. Ilov. Kenneth Mackenzie
read the burial service.

Harriet M. Hill was buried Monday
afternoon In tho Willow Brook ceme-
icry after funeral services at the
homo of her sonJiu-inw, Gilbert Hill,
on Compa street. Rev. Howard N
Richard, of the Westport M. ill. Church
had charge or the ssrvioos.

ADVERTISE IN THE IENTINSL

' (lutulliil, A. l)
. (noun.

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To be lionidml County commissioneis
or li‘uhncid County.

I hereby iippiy for u. iiccnse to soil Si‘iii-
Ituous and intoxicating lpquors. Ale, .ii-
gcr llcci. lthino Wino and (lid lit
ii-lii‘i'oiil Hotel, South Main street, ’li‘own
of Nonvalk. '

My plz‘too of business iii not iocutod
within 200 foot in it direct line of a
Church lCiliili-o. i’nrochinl School or i’uh-
Ito Sohool- house, oi ihc iirzomlsns pointin-
lug thereto, or any Post Dilioe, lulmc
Lllumv m Comoiov v.

Dated at Norwnlk, this 7th tiny oi‘
October. A.D .,

M’I'lliflRSON & STEVENS. .
Applicnnts. ‘

We. the unilorslgurd electors mid tux—

nyoisi nil defined by law. oi the li‘own of

row k hereby idorsc the application
of the above primer *1

M' E’HE lliJlON & STEVE 8

for such l ‘ccnso nod we do sevomlly cor-
tll'y ouch for lilmsclf that we run onucrs
oi’ iiul outnio situated in Enid Tomi oi’.
Nnrwnlk E

Duti d at Nonvrilk, this 7th any 0f

1913.

.Tosoph A. Volii .l. Milton f‘obnrn. ll. ..7
it It Walloon Dunn, stJqurt H lJ.l-
o .

l horohy ccrtify that the above nomad ‘ .

vndm-nci's ui'i- vii-ctors unii litxpm'ers. us
tilxilvwx" iiv low. of tho Town of Not-walk.

Dated ut Norwnlk, this 7th tiny of
October, A. 1)., iiiill.
ANNIIJ‘. l“. SMI'I‘l-i.

Asnlutunt 'l‘own Clo‘Jl‘k.
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To the iionrd of County (Joiniiilssioucrs
for li'uirlivld County:

1 lit‘l‘i‘ll)’ uppiy t'oi it \vlioloh'ulo license
to Hill Splriluous und Intoxication; liq-
lliilt-l. AliJ, ”Illllill liooi. liliiiio WliuJ ninl
Cldm‘, lit 55 ituili'omi uremic, ”loop of
Nuiwulk.

My plncc of businoss is not locoiod
within 21m root in it direct line of it
(.‘hiirch Edition, i'arovliliil School or Poll-
llc Stilltliil‘lliliisu, or thJ promises porinin-
lug ihm'clo. or “My Post ()tllcc, Public
M‘Wui'y or Ih-im-iiwv.

this 7th of

Dutcd (it Norwulk.
October. A. D.. .. 3
JOSEPH DISHSA.
Applicant.

We. tho uiiJli-rsiiide. c-lociors nod lux—

iiu y

payers, its (lt‘filll’ii by low, oi lilo Town of «

N01 \vnil litii‘llV cinloiso tho appliintlon
if the ubovc unmcd

.lLiSlJl l'll lilSlCSA
for such llccimc and Wu do severally cor-
iii‘y ouch for lilmsoli‘ that We nro ownr-rs
oi‘ rcul csiute siiunicii In sold Town of
Nmun' it.

Dated at Noninik. this 7th
October. A. D.. 1913.

Vincent G. 'l‘iio, Barney Policy,
(inrnurdo, Mathew Corbett. Wm. is}.
inmln.

i uiJrcliy certify thilt the ubnvn iiiunmi
oiiiiormu‘s rui- JJli-ctors and ‘ll..\'l)llyi‘i‘:€, us
doth-mi by lmv ..f the ’l‘J wn JJi Norwnik

I'lnli'JJi ul Norwnlk. this 71h tiny of
October. A. D.. 1013

it. Shil'l‘ii.

iiniiniin'r,
old 23 Town i‘lcrk.

(l n y

V. J.
linu-

 

'11) the llonnl of county Cominlsslonnis
for F :iiiticlii ("minim

l lu- Joby ilpply for a liconso in soil Spir-
iiuuux uiid intoxicating Liquors, Air. int-
ccr Hi't’l'. ilhiiio Wino and (Who: lit
45 illilii‘ouil “Vt‘lli'll, Town of Noi‘n'iilk.

My pliu‘JJ Jii’ liusiiivss Is not lorotoii
\viihiu Boil ft'i‘i in n direct line of u
i‘liurcli Edith-(J. I’nrocliiiil School or Pub-
lic School—homo, or ian proiulsos pcrtolm
ins: illi‘l‘f‘iil. or oiiy i’osi Ollicc. i’ublic
Lilli‘lll’)‘ or (‘JJimJiiJi'i’.

liuiJJil iii Norwulk, this 7th Jilly oi
(ltrtiiin-l‘. A. D.. 1913.
S’l‘iJii'liiJIN NOVAK.
Applicant.

“'0 the \Illlli‘l‘SIL'lli‘IT. olcciors and lim-
us iii tin: Jl by Il’.l\\ of tho 'i‘o\\n oi
. . lltli‘ll) iniloiso the iippliinlion
oi illt:1'illi|\i illllllt‘i‘

’El‘l'ill-Z N \‘iiiV AK
for such 11mm» and on do scvcrnlly cer-
tify pool) for liimsoli that “‘0. pro owners
or no] music shunted in sold Town of
Noi\\.tlk,

Duiod oi \‘oinulk.
(hiolwr. A. i7. 1913.

( olemnn i‘lunuok.
Mcyk. (iiiilJJn, Wm.
i-‘umzey.

l I|\:.i'll)’ corili’y iiiut tlio above named
i-iiJIm'Hnrs illi‘ circlors lllltl tnxiiiiyt‘rx, HS
dotincil by low, of the Town of Norwnlk.

17:”in oi Norwuik. this 7th ilny of

(li‘liiliiJl', A. 1).. 1“”.
\l‘x‘liJ‘. lJ. SMITH
r18 15 \ssistniit 'i‘i'onn tlJrk.

 

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this 7!): day or
David
1J2.

IJ‘. Bui'nord.
BJJnJmnlu, illlk

 

 

To the llonrd or County .Culllmlsslonm‘fl
iiir Filll‘lli'lil l‘Jilllill’I
i hJJrJJliy apply {or u licJ-nso to soil Spir-
iluoim um} intoxicating Liquors. Alli. Lit—
Kl‘l‘ iliJiJr, llliiiiu \\'illl,‘ unit ('lilvi', M
ii? Wuslungion SII'Q‘HI. Town of Norwnlk.
My plow of liusiursu is not iovniwl
within “.100 not In it direct line of :i.
i‘lllli't‘ll Edition. l’orochiui School 31‘ Pub-
liJJ School-lunar. or tiiJJ Iii‘l‘lilIfiJ'H portal”-
iiii: IIJiJri-to. or any i‘ont ulticc, Public
Library or I‘ cnu- iJJ ry
lmu‘il nt .\'mw.nlk this 71h
Uciulitl‘l, A. 1).,1913
U iiillldN & RODNEY,
ApplIi'ont.
\\‘i-, tho Ulltli‘lslklll'hl iJ-Jiicimi: and un-
putt is. us tli iliiml I‘l\ Lin, of tho Town of
.Noinulk lli‘II'Ji\ l‘lltlinsu tin implication
of tilt,‘ photo liltllltl
(i lll'ilJJN IAJ “HONEY
(or such iii J uni nnd \VJJ do iwwrully (Jor-
lily iJnch Lm‘ himsoll‘ iliui wo ill'i' owni-i's
of rvnl i-siuiJJ situated in mild Town oi'
Nnruuili.
liittod nt Norwulit,
OIHIIIM", A. it, iflifl.
.lumm iJ‘. Irvin. i‘hui'li-n i-h-Ilvck. (.‘nrl
A. AnJlJJruon. lJ‘rnnk i_‘. iiJ-rknr, Ailnirt M.
l‘olilmnn.
l III‘H'Uy ('iJitliy iiini iliJJ. l\l|il\l‘ iuimJJJl

\
day or

this 7th doy oil

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THE BEST VALUES
IN. THE CITY IN

Ladies’ and ClOthing

Gentleme‘ ns
SERVICE“ J‘

Value menus
that's where our clothing comes
to the front. llNlON MADE.

. these splendid suits for mun
and woman, embody ovary dc-
sirnblc, i'eaturo in style, lit and
melting. Union Made. it guar-
nnicc of export workmanship,
the best tailoring; possible is
assured. (ionic and look tho
iini'mcnli} Jovcr.

Few Fall Sui s for Women and

Misses’ $9.98. $i2.98,
$16.50, 31.8.50

SDIIS and Tan Coats for Men 8:
Young Men $9 to $25

$1 A WEEK PAYS THE BILL

A credit system without. any
strings on it, on Account. in our
books for the uskincwmcrchnn-
disc or lowest (lASiI prices.
'i‘hnt's our special offerings for
ovary day in the wceh.

Frank Jacoby

153 Washington Street

 
 

 

Opposite HOyt’s Theatre

 

 

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE

Auto Trucks from ‘..-ton to 5-ton

v a n u I

On Easy Payments

Also Autos for Sale and Hire

LUTHER M. WRIGHT

 

 

 

 

E tectri‘cal

Wiring for ELECTRIC F;XTURES Supplies.
Light and Power. AT COST Motor Repairs.
As an inducement to have your house wired for ELECTRIC LIGHT

Electric

we will furnish at cost the ELECTRIC FIXTURES. This means a
saving of 50 per cent. of what other llrms charge you. Let us thr-

ther explain by talking the proposition over with you.

THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.

 

 

 

 

 

(Registered)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
54 WATER 8T. PHONE 342-3. SOUTH NORWALK
- -: :- -:-:-:-. mooooomoefi
£81830. WOWQMW

Finest
C eamcry

Butter lb 350

SELECTED EGGS, GUARANTEED ..................... 30:: 002.
FULL CREAM CHEESE .......... . ....................... 20c LB.
BEST PEANUT BUTTER ........................ . 12c L8.

ANDREW DAVEY

90 Washington St., South Norwalk Phone 410

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

iJIiilorni-rs ui'J- ilJJJ'JtJJiiJ unJl Iu\iui\JJli-J. nu
iiollnmi by In“. it tho Town of .waullt.
Iiiiii‘ii nt Norwolli. tlili '[lli tiny oi'

Ui'loliol‘. A. IL, illlll.

.«\\'l\'il-‘. lJZ Holl'l‘il,
(i8 15 Assisinni 'i‘owu i‘lJJrli
‘lo iln iii "Wot-"i oiiuiy "itigllrlll‘i-gH—EOIIIN'WH

 

iui I““Jl"l|]l‘ i'uuiily.

I liJJiJbe “poll for n IiJ'i-mw to HP“ HIIII‘J
iii-nun llliil iniosimlliii: l.iJiiiniiJ. .\lJJ. ini-
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