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Get Blue Ribbon Eggs at your '
dealcr‘ 8 today. They are big,
full; rich, delicious eggs and go to
‘ "you under an absolute guarantee
for goodness-wt a surprisingly
reasonable priCe.
When you select an egg from
a. sealed carton of
BLUE
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you do not take the krmer's guess for its
goodness. There is no guessing about
Blue Ribbon Eggs. EVERY SINGLE
EGG IS TESTED. An expert candler, ',
whose sole duty is to examine “eggs, “looks
inside" each and every. one to see that it ;
comes up to the Blue Ribbon standard. .
And become an KNOW Blue Ribbon
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‘ ~ yesterdny after having been sentenced
momentum Smith was in New
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Thom” Crimmlne. of the Ooilouder’c
Point colony. left Mord” for New
York.
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0. ll Worthhu pieced e 'acw nee
swearing show «so inhie store on ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Gceener have retro-nod
to their homo-nthroton Bellini. nt- ,
tor c trip to Home.
'Acoeu-y, renews“ Wetland 1'
Newton. is ownitlnl itl owner at the
Dorian post once.
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“Wills Mall
For um
Block: Ribbon Eggs.
Dillon &
money'back guarantee.
Ask your dealer teddy for e carton of
unbroken. When you pouch them for
breakfast tomorrow morning you will
wonder how such delicious eggs can be
sold at such a reasonable price.
Douglass
See that the senile
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» the faithful workers
firs. Frank Mend, of host Norwaik.
h spending the day in Bridgeport.
'w-cn
Jlrs. min st. John." of St. John
street, is confined to her home by ill-
was.
Mr. and Mrs. William om; have
mod from Edlle nvenue to 8 Hixh
ltroet, South Norwalk. ,
A number of East Nor-walk men at-
med the Millie-lio- bonnuet at the
‘ Bole] Maliucicomo last night.
The workmen are wetting down the
easterly bridge till in order that it
may settle baton. being coverod.
Frank fipouling, a traveling sales—
man, spent yesterday renewing old ctr
plats-cu and visiting his tumor in
, u Nowell:
in. prayer scnlce at the Advent
Christian church was largely attend-
cd int mania, end In Interesting
’ ”doting m
Author M o! the flooring for the
mm end Ill m cornplotsd yester-
hy end we Munch in iron is
No: mud tad”-
llre. Thoma Benedict, of mast Nor-
ah, in W hm todny from
New York. where she underwent on
W at ill. We Hospital.
The attendance st the prayer meet
he at the East avenue Methodist
' ‘wwohuroh lost night was lame. Rev. 8.
9. Fairbanks, valor. led the nicotine
‘ and spoke.
Ooltrwtor Cher-lee Fl. Methane. of
I 801710! avenue, hen tho contract
“build-min Poeknklll, N in.
all will We tend-mu tear that piece
it be me two weeks.
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. NIH o'clock in the uranium Bo lieu
no little out a Minthicmtml
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The piled up crook mud in being ro-
New Haven Providence \
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turned to its old resting place
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Ensign Edward J. Perla-ti, of the
Salvation Army Corps, has returned
after several day's visit in South Mun-
chostsr. He tells of the recent lire
thorn in a vivid way, and brings word
that it was more extensive than the
East Norwnlk nm of last month;
’The Fritndship Bible Class of the
East avenue M E. Church will hold a.
very important business meeting in
the class-room tonight at 8 o'.clock
it. is desired that each number make
a. special oifort to be present, There
are a number of importnnt matters to
be considered.
The splie driver song is attracting
not a little attention those days on
the bridge. The sounds-god circumr
sow cutting off the tops of the spline
down a little above mud level st the
westerly end of the east side bridge
work, provides not a little entertain
merit for those crossing the brld'e
The caisson is to ‘be sunk around the
spline for the east pier.»
In the moon“, on Why evoc-
lnl. the ”worth Lame Sewing claw
store The store has been renovated
and new fixtures installed.
Mrs. Booth von Muller. of New York'
city, announces the engagement of her
daughter, Catherine Lydia, to Elwood
L. Broadway, of 'Itowsyton, Conn 1Mr.
Broadway has been a life-long resident
of Rowsyion, and is one of the popular
young men of the village. He has the
best wishes of a host of friends
This evening will his known as cunt
verscry night in the Methodist sonl~
v‘erysary exercises now in program it
will be the homecoming of the former
pastors. Rev. Arthur H. Goodsnouxh.
D 1)., otiltnrnford. the district superin-
tendent. will preside. The following
pastors are expected to be present. and
respond to the roll all: m E. D.
Bennett. iii. 0. Tree. 3. ll. Win. A. i...
Hubbard end W it. HcDermctt. Last
night was young peoplo'e night. Many
members of tho Dpworth Lacuna were
present and responded to thdr nemcs
as the roll was called; others sent
greetings.
AL_.
moment.
leo In I Trial and “I! m.
will moot. All ladies of the church
and community on cordial! invited.
0n Pride; evening the Ken's So-
ciety of the 38““ch I. E. Church
will hold Itu first looting of the win-
ter cannon. The man will moot in
tho church.
0!: Wednocduy em th. Special
amines which had been hold it tho
Beuutuok M. iii. Church tor ten deys.
wmmmt tannin-aviators”
well attended mm m rally.
The services news he- cocoon-ml.
thorn lid“ on improvement in the
umum ouch night with m amp.
tlcn. The m at tho uniting
elem hove m Will end in»
towns.
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bu purchusd the old Armor In con-
‘sponding the eninmor with the funny
,Postmnstor Austin and Miss Florence
Fitzpatrick. both at Noroton Hcixhts.
chott Corners. Sunday.
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My ballots: in the W in!“
nice not Bum: tine sum
to “days in loll. tor intoxication. Tho
errant wes mode by Constebio autos.
Misstlioev Eager, who he:
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of Jones Jenkins It Nor-om 15MB.
has left for Virginia, where she oncol-
ly spends her winters.
Miss lrcno Austin. daughter 01
enjoyed a ploossnt visit with friends at M oOOM;B&WILLl Allis.
Thirty Years
LONDON. Nov. 7.—-Wlliinm. F. Mc-
Cmnbs‘, chairman of the Dormer-am:
’Nntionol Committee, and lilies Doro-
thy Willi-ms, daughter of Col. and
am. John R. Willinms, of Wsshint'
too, D, C... were merrier) today in the
Roman Catholic chepel of St Peter
and St. Edward, Palace street, West-
minnow. by Mar Bernard Vouchw
l The bride was unattended. Charles
Woodmff Holley, of New York n
oheemete of Mr McCombs st Prince:
ton acted on best man. .
A Wished emanation slin-
and in the cm. including wane.
Eluc- m. the United salon A};-
W Maine; Pm; Iii-cu ‘T.
Jan-rich. United Stems Ambuendbr to
Famdingm“‘ Mull-trick; them
out Counts-aeron- the inter for-
merly Cornell. Bradley Martin, or
New York; the Earl and Countess of
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An informal summer was undated
who conducted
:me recent fair 6! the Norman Heights
Fire Company. at the lire homo, Tues
day night. A pleasant evening of so-
cial btcrcourse’ was enjoyed lay those
successful managers.
The West wanna sidewalk. which
bu. because oi its crossing», been
an eyesore to {its town. is undergone
repairs. 'l‘herbéis no grumble cousins.
to Dericnltoo lover the lots auction:
they nevi plaid! induce asst oi men
who are W19! the good and inr-
provcmont of the town.
The painting! of hire. MJ‘
hardly need 3 deseflptlon, being well
known here. “A new one. however.
which can be soon in A local store win- 3
dcv, is worthy or notice. The picture' 'W “10 Wt farmerly Merguor-
ic of a “Connecticut Farm in Winter“ m Hyde mm a“) Earl ”“1 CW“
and in a happy New at work. ““333 has of Derby. Eu! Canon of chles
3 13mm“ 1'09“. m “mm a on. 2m. 0 w. Honey. Major Colin
stretch of feral. with snow banked on 39””1W "“1 “’3 Cmewv
either silo, 3nd horn and there I lune urns: ’ like Nancy 0' halter. ”'8‘
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month? it takes nearly as ton
of cool to keep the kitchen
range going one math and you
can't buy a ton of cool for $5.00.
Why, then. lay a! the Gss'Stovo
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if your kitchen isn't .hoatod,
have a connection made with
the furnace or heating system.
it will not cost over $15.00. Than
you-rill enjoy the contort and
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to carry, tire to watch. and all
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