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li SAVRRRRK
WIRESRRWERS
PAY BIS HA
Vineyardists Who Converted
Grapes Into Juice and Sold it
by Glass Learn Laws
SilSl lWli AlEll Sill
EASH ARR ARE SlE
Essex Citizens are Also Heavily
Punished
0L1) SAYvBROOK, Nov. 21..—Se1'eral
owners of vineyards here 11 ho c0111 eit
ed their grapes into wine and stored.
the same for the winter in their cellars
have become involved in trouble with
the State police, owing to violation of
the excise laws.
iiuliaiis by birth. The chief violation
of law charged against the men is that
they have been selling their wine. 1
the glass.
by.
boring towns ostensibly as
Before Justice William E. Burke,
terday afternoon, three wine growers
were lined, Dominick Vanni, a total of
$122; Frank Mazzuni, $72, and Freder-
these figures includ-
0‘7
11“.,
ick Grassi, $i
lug costs. it was shown that these
men had between forty and fifty bait.-
l
The vineyardisls are
State oilicers have spent
considerable time in this anti neigh-
hunters. '
yes-
Wfimw
llilli intuit idiot
in dihhitllllilll
interesting Addresses Made by
Prominent Members olths tir-
dsr in St. Joseph's Hall
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The installation of the newly elected
officers of South .Norwalk Couxlbil,
Knights of Columbus, took place last
evening. The work was performed by
District Deputy John F. McMahon and
staff, William Skidd, John Dorsey and
Paul Soltez, and was a very dignified
and impressive ceremony.
After the ceremony of installation,
the regular business of the council was
rushed through, and under the good of
the order the newly appointed lectur1
or, Thomas Hornn, took his station.
and called upon Rev. Father Carroll,
who, in ills usual dignified and bril-
liant manner, delivered a very neat
and instructive talk to all
District Deputy John 11‘. McMahon iot-
lowetl and gave a little history of what
1the order is doing in this country to-
.day for the benefit of Catholic
hood lie stated that in our own State
11th new members had been added
. since last Ma). The total membership
‘is now ~103,000 members.
1 llev. Father Chernitzsky then gave
a very fine report of the doings of tho
late Catholic congress, which was held
in Boston. lie was a delegate from
'South Norwalk Council.
teiition to theanarvelous 'work done
‘by this movement in the seven short
years of its existence. it was started
by a donation of one dollar by a news
paper, over one million having been
collected and expended in this time,
seven hundred churches in some very
small parishes and missions having
been erected by this society.
m.
‘ltcv. M. J. Lynch, the new curate of
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NEW. HAVEN
MUSl Sillill
ARRANIZ ~
Unless Directors Show Speed,
Attorney General Motley-
nolds Will Act
Will ilil ill itiiiiiis
Hi liiiS liililll
Citicials Hoar that Directors Do
i Not Back Chairman
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.——Unlcss
the directors of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad speed
up their plans for reorganization oi‘I
the company to conform to the Sher-
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Mr. Wills’ Title to be That of
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RE REVS
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Leader of the Constitutionalisis
Refused topive Assurances oi
Civilized Wariare
llAlE Villilllli lil
lAEEl SARRARZA
Conferences May be Resumed
at Hermosillo
«a1
’Whiie waiting for on official on-
nouncement on the platter it might be
mentioned in passing that that? irst of
the expected influx Iii railroad experts
from outside lines, following the com-
ing of Chairman Elliot of the New
Haven properties from ‘St. Paul and J.
ll. Hustle as president of the New Ha.
yen railroad frmohoston, that 'both
have chosen their real right powers
who are now on the general salary list,
id. M. Willis, a reliable railroad man,
who was in St. Paul with Mr, Elliot
when the letter quit his job as presi-
dent of the Northern Pacific has been
made secretary to Mr. Elliott. That is,
m «was new». 1.11111
Iiii'. Willis will be the chosen personal
mmhaniou of Mr. Elliott and will lian- NOGN‘ ES All“ Nov 21 One 0f
(”0 It]; Elliotts Dei‘hmldl work in hiSIihc principal reasons why the confer
1‘ofiicc in Boston while Mr Elliott is nli- l‘m‘w here between William llami'd:
sent. from the iloétou office, it must tale. President Wilson's personal
be understood that Mr. Elliott s Office it"ill‘osmitatlve, anti General Carranza
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EiilliiR RliliEAlEVER
Founder of Bachelor and Bald-
Hs‘ad Clubs Gets Married
in Canaan
‘—¢————-—-
The marriage of John Rodemeyer
to 'Mrs. Jenny Brown Bierce was sol-
emnized in the Pilgrim Congregation-
al Church, in Cannon, yesterday after—
noon, at 2:30 o'clock.
It was one of the most largely at-
tended social events of the season, and
proved a. happy gathering. The bride
was attired in a handsome costume of;
Copenhagen-blue Charmeuse, trimmed
with point lace. She carried a bou-
quet of bridal roses. .
1 The bride was attended by Mrs.
ii. L. 'Ross, sister of the groom, us
matron of honor. She wore a dress
of Copenhagen blue chiffon broadcloth.
Tho groom's best man was Philip
Troup, editor of the New Haven U11-
ion.
Mrs N
tlal par'ty entered the church.
The tifllciutiug clergyman was
lit 1'
the
l1‘dwii (‘nrltou Gillette anti tho
ushers 11 etc Superintendent. of Schools
man antitrust law, Attorney lenernl is not in this city but is located at. the ‘Jml‘e up was according to authoriia George (} Vogei and 'ittoriiey.l.Cltn1
Mclleynolds intends to force
hand and take the matter into
courts.
tchir
the
How nrd Elliott, of the railroad" s noun?
set. tallied over the New
transpoitatiozi problem at the depart-
meat of justice.
Clinirnnin Elliott laid before Mr.'
Mc‘iteynolds the discoveries of the soy
erul committees of directors appoint-
ed more than a month ago to look'
into questions of reorganization of thei
ilub.
came here ten years or so also to label
“ 1M] former President Mellon the information the failure of car
ramp to give the American gove1n-.
Northern Pacific men and the rail ed by the Constiiiilionnlists if they
hate expected lliat Mr. llilioit would "mum”,
do the some and some of them expect I
ed inither that. Mr Hustle would sur '
round himself 11 till folks he knew 1'0in
11 all in the railroad line.
To it limited extent the expectation
(Continued on Sixth Page). i
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SWINGING BAHGE 1
ton Rm aback.
1 Guests from iiailford, Now Haven;
This was made plain today chareg of the New Haven properties "mm assurances that [AS-““1““ “lli‘l‘ Waterbury Bridgeport Norualk and
when the attorney general (‘iiarmun he brought “long a “hole t1 cape of “l civilized warfare would be (lime-“'11“ the surrounding towns were pres
lent. The. decorations in the church
finginmk riaimlei ; tlou 11 in the yellow building '11ero allowed to import arms and am Iconsisted of pines, ferns and chrysan
Ithemuius.
A reception followed the ceremony,
after which Mr. Rodeineyer and his
jbriilc left for New York. They will
:return January ‘1. and will make their
home on West Main street.
The wedding march from “Lo-l
hengrin" was played 011 the organ by';
W. liardenbergh, as the brig
no em
lust $2,605.03 is the Total tor‘lhs}
Receipts of Recent Gigantic
Bazaar in Armory
MRS. llAVIS READS .
EXRAVSlIVE REPRRlS
Everybody Who Assisted is in
Receipt of Thanks
t
A special meeting of the Home Chap»
ter of the King’s Daughters and 1501.:
was held yesterday afternoon in th
South Norwalk Baptist Chur,cli Mrs.
..l). Comstock, ciiaiimun oi the chap-
tor, pr.csided ’i‘he attendance W83
tiarge and much enthusiasm was ex?
gpressed over the results of the carol;
val. A hearty vote of thanks was‘giw‘
on to all who helped in any way to
make the carnival a succcss. Orders
for pictures of the booths were taken.
Those were by Photographer G.‘ S. 1
North and were very pleasing to all:
Plans for future work were discussed
at length. Chapter dues {011913 are
due and payable before December last. .
Between two and three hundred were 1
reported at this meeting. The colloo-g .
Mr. 'Rodcmeyer is part owner, as tors will use every effort to get tth'
: nirsiiioroiisoir, A
ensuinonoiviis:
trolley, steamship and railroad hold- of ”‘9 Ncu ”3‘ 8“ rallroaders liflslteen
ings of the road. The attorney gen Efulfilled M1- }iustis has brought from;
oral indicated that he was not 111a:“armrdunbhersitrii. B Cunninsliarn.l
posed to hurry into the courts with on “HUMAN. there, and has placed:
reis..of homemade wine in their col-‘1
iurs and that they had been selling by
the glass.
The officers also secured convictions
in the neighboring Town of Essex, at
well as editor, of the “Connecticut,
‘Western News," and is the founder
1of the. Bachelors‘ Club, which was
Iorrxanized in Wiusted o1.er twenty
balance of the dues in before Decent? '
ber let. Members can help by havink 1
the dollar ready when the collector
calls, or better still, by mailing i
St. Joseph's Church, was then iatro-
Iduced, and the treat of the evening
was given Father Lynch is a very
fine speaker, and held his audience
though the fluids were mostly beer and
spirits.
Justice George B. French, and fines
weer imposed, $180 on Thomas Ladd,
a hotel man, and Frank Pinuclll $70,
on Mrs. i’innelli, and $61) on John Fer-
ry. ' ‘
The defendants were before
spellbound by his forcible and bril-
liaut address.
It was his first real introduction to
the male portion of the parish. and he
was given a most hearty 11elcome.llc
told the gathering that to be a good
IKzilght of Columbus, one must be a
lgood practical Catholic, and also a
a suit to dissolve the road into its:
constituent parts, but was of the opin-I
ion that it was getting near the time
when the directors must show :11
willingness not only to investigate buti
to act. I
Suit Held Up by Promoters. :
The report of Special Assistants ..i I
'W. Gregory and W. .Adklus on the
him in the position of assistant to the:
president,- thus reviving the oid title;
that was created shortly after Mr. Mel-
1 tan came back to his native New Eng-
land.
OW
NORWALK CHAPTER
Wi‘ ST MYSTIC. Nov. 21.——News
was received here yesterday of tho
:drownlug of Elwood Lampliere, aged
22, when his fishing boat was struck
lby one of ‘four light barges
10f the tug Elmer A. chler
I‘.\'icopesset channel on the cast (1
Ioi‘ Fisher‘s Island.
in
oil
in tow 5
Fred Williams, .
years ago, and also of the Bald-head
club of America. Mrs. Rodemeyer is
well known in musical circles in
Cannon.
The groom is welhknown to Norwalk
people, having been editor of the Nor-
walk Gazette and the Norwalk ltecord
for many years.
“r—
any collector. * New members srevsa
neatly solicited. The dues are12c ' 1
week or $1.th ycarly. Who cannot 31:11:;
ford this small sum each year to help
our aged and destitute mothers? The
fee carries the privilege of attending
and voting at all town Union antil‘
IChaptcr meetings After a social hour
the meeting adjouined until the and
ADVISES n A n also at this place, was in the. flShtngfi
Igood public citizen of ills State and
LEGS LAMB ‘66 LB countiy.
11w Hari'orti, at the end, tissuictt
FRESH SHOULDEBS 160 LB Father Lynch oi the cooperation of
M
Roast Beef. 16c lb. Iway, and welcomed him as it new
Roast pork, 20¢ 11). Iniciuber oi the Council.
Home-made saiisagcs, 20c in. i it niei'tuinmciit 1111s furnished by
both lamb chops, 25‘, lb. vs Ib'lessrs. Suites, Campbell and bplun,
;und recitiiiloiis by Brother '1‘. ll. Foley
land llrothor ’l‘. iSllllnllllllliil, ol' Nurwulk
1., my” soap, 25c. it‘ouiitii. and ii (‘onuollcy
NEW YORK bilillx'id", I tli'niiil Knight (‘.. \.Mc;\‘1lluuia tcr
1-1:: “thmmon “may. Ithlllly must feel (tinted at the line stint
._-.. on his career of full, as head oillc.cr
lilis associates are:
SIX STR'KERS I Deputy Grand K21Iglitx-1wlil1i. linyes.
i Cliuncellon llugh Campbell. Jr.
T0 BE T 'VV E D 800" ltecoi'tlcrw» John T. liyrnes.
W l l-‘lnunciai glitfriftlli'y'v'Ullttl‘ll‘fi it. Wil.
, lialns.
\VAl SldXilliltll, 15in“ ‘
l Treasurer--~.lobli Mtiirlnii.
Within 113 hours.
\V'iiriicnw-«ldil11'11rd Spliiii.
“0” 110”}. ”1 military “‘ll'lllll‘l Will “All Advocate» Jami-u (li‘uliiblcy.
iii \l’iilseiibura to l‘t‘.'l‘ the (11111111: or
inside (inurwd idtiwiirii Shea.
the1 six niriltcrs suit! to hurt» t'oiifc'tii- Outside lliitiid Matthew liliiilelln.
ed to participation hi the iinibuut'ndo'; Lectiirm' ’liioniiis liorun.
in which three mine up min and 1111 [lit-l 'l'I'iliiitltIib-ulimepli i.)l'llt'_\‘,
touiiibllp driver were lillilctl at Loyola. (Ill-H“ “”6 'l‘l'mn‘w diurmi.
yocouily. 'l‘biu tiimtilliiccinieiit. no 1111011 ; “WW“ "W '""’”“‘"M
alter the establishinmit of a military
' r
counulsslon in the lililllill‘V district by FRESH BHBLLDE“
.Adi utnuitlcneial (illiutl at ’l‘i'lnltlnd. ROAST 903K
his created much excitement 1111111. 1
Adolph tioiuier, an aciiw sirilto1
leader. today called upon tho minors;
in ul‘llll lliuinsclveu of "their rlzrhi 111111 I
duty to protect. their homes (lithium ‘
the limi'enltimi of capital."
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Hamburger steak, itlc lb.
ltoust veal, 1th lb.
”—7....
L‘i)lti.. Nov
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Add 1vu rd
148
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Legit lumb, Hc.
lt‘oroniiurtei' iiiiiib, tile.
Slew lamb, lllc.
ltlli chops, ilit'.
Loin chops, 20c.
l’ot roast (no bone), lilo.
'iloast beef, 141220.
Hamburger steak, 16c.
Smoked shoulder, liic.
i’lga’ feel, he.
Triple, 100.
Pigs kidneys. 8c.
Belgian bores. The oblr.
”slugs grapes, creases. dates, cei-
ery. lettuce. spinach. Brusseli sprouts
and parsnlps
The Beers Most and Provision Co.
and
"-1
LsMALL FassH time, 180.
Fresh shoulders, the.
Pork loin. 181.11ch.
Knuckles, sparerlbn. pickled or fresh.
Native roasting chickens and fowle,
211 cents.
Gen; spring less of lamb, lilo-20c.
Gold Medal butter, 40c.
Blue Ribbon lustre,“ 400 lb.
Swift Premium Oloomsrgsrine. 25c.
Everything in fresh vegetables.
authoritarianism. lilo.
bani-knob lilo tat.
OHMNOK'S MARKET.
76 Worthwhile at. - 1 Teirbam
“MN-lo", .
411-691 version of Alphonse model’s
'flma’ttl novel. Ru Tbs-us; today. 1
‘11
Itiie inciiibeis of the Council in c1111y.
170'
"New 'llavcn" has been before the at-
torney general for many weeks and
suit. has been held up only because
of promises made by Mr. Elliott. Presi-i
dent Hadley, of Yale, and other direc-I
tors to tackle the big problem them--
selves.
Mr. Mciteynoltis has taken the posi-‘
lion in several antitrust suits that if,
he can accomplish the. end desired by
tht.1 department without resort. to the
legal proceedings and their inevitable
ili1liiys.iho better for the public at
large. lie has been especially con-‘
('(‘i‘ilt'd about any unnecessary dis-
turbance to the transportation system
of the New England States which is
for the most part. in the hands of the
"New llavcn.” it in said in oillcia'i
circles, however, that. ini‘oruitiiimi has
come to Washlnrztou that the earnest
efforts of Chairman Elliott to meet
the requirements of the government:
have. not been fully supported by his
directors.
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”THS RENOX MlLLiNERY.
I V’Uiiilltli' militnnry at p ‘lpllllir prices.
The lmuox Mlliinory, it lo. Main Ht,
south Norwallt.
”film’sa—ng‘m
l
llAltllllAl) use , '
no Loss rise:
i‘li‘ltiAilii, Nov, 31.~~Stlliiii two hun~‘
tirnti thousand railroad employee in it.
Illuole are anxiously awaiting a con-
uti‘tlctitlfh of the Public Utilities not
iwhich will go into effect laundry 1.
Isnd which contains a stringent antl-
,pssu section. to learn whether their
'ncna privileges will be revoked.
Railroad onlctnln, it became known
loony, tire divided retarding the appli-
cation of the new law some content
in: that it will do sway with passes
sltogetlter. others soy the we pol:
Iiiesfill of employersnemsln unchansat
so after the set.
X)“
. 11.1111 persimmon conch” . so. 1
‘ vision over thi1 use of water,‘milk and
‘ resend, 72 run woos Tin. vie-1s
tonnes ruins Hill.“ No. straits. 1i
Iboat with anphorc but
The iiiceihig ot‘ the Norwulk (leinpfipiOMd up.
The flailing launch was
tor, Daughters of the American Revo-
nnd us ihc‘ tow passed
lutlon. at the home of Miss Mary A.
(‘iininglinim on Elinwood avenue, yes- craft. Lampliere and
terduy, was well attended. The nti~
dress of Rev. ldncolu ii. Onswell. of
the Norwulk M. [13. t‘hui'cb. on “Our
New City." was very interesting and
instructive. in it he dealt with the
problems wherein the women are do-
ilclont and pointed out by illustrations
many incidents tobeur out his state
meats. He also suggested remedies
looking toward the betterment of cou~
ditloiis.
llu declared that there is room for
beautifying the city and itiiiii-il speci-
fically just what can be done that will
accomplish that idea. The wives can
improve health conditions materially,
he declared, by giving a closer suncrg
ant liOl‘Otl.I
the small
Williams saw
directly toward them. They
to start the engine. without mail out lt,l'
then seeing that a collision 1111s in.
mitabie both jumped into iiit1 outer
Tllt‘ luiintli was 01 111iiirucii l’iim-
pliers who was tonsidorod 11
Manuel biotin of Storilngtou,
Williams lsiinpherca body has notl
been recovered
.i. C. Lampherc.
drowned iiinn, was killed by it train
while walking' the "railroad tracks
three months anti.
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mNOT’lCE.
Try our pure Japan silk hose. i101
and bibs. Miss i’oliiivnius.‘ till Washing»
ton 111111111.
food supply. its touched upon the
social spirit as he round it and said
that ho kiiowus of cumin where famil-
ies have lived here for sieverot'yeavn
without their neighbors making u
call on tlioni. l
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PHVSIOIAN DIES
FROM POISBNANG
“MANY RESVDENTB
of our city mo pliiiioliiu to make. NWW memos, Nov. 2i Dr llnr
'l‘linnksglvlng 11 tiny of real enjoyment “90 ll “like? 11! New lurk. a summer
for um wimp, fainlb 1,31 unplug dinner resident of this city, died yesterday, at
m the Royal James. mm. igniting away his restriction :i i'cquot uventu1 as the
{from the arduous Imam of prepiiilug result of taking it done of poison 'Wod-
the meal at home. 'I‘ltlllilll lll‘o now be "Willy With suicidal intent. .1111 was
lug magma], 31,59 the plate. discovered in an unconscious condition
- Wednesday by his chauffeur. and in
sENTINEL FOOTSALL Bung-”m. spite of efforts of local physicians. no
The Sentinel, u in previous sacrum”? milled. and listened away at 11
will have the complete story of no O’clock this morning. The nature or
Ysloalforvsrd toothed contest in com. "16 will!" is not known. several kinds
bridge. Tito bulletins will give such harms been used in the form of hype
only mode. dermis. injections. Dr. Tinker was;
about on years of age. ills wife. who
iii very wealthy. is in New York and
We will “inmate Ohmtmss trees at! be occupied the house niche, with the
usual with all our situation to some. exception of the chauffeur. He left let-
We will hove .1 still tm stools, has tiers stating that he intended to end
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«1130 THE fiU‘LiC.
tor “Wine and lows:- prim Also, his life 11nd giving instructions about .
wreaths, belly slid mm. unto the coroner's inquest
y'm‘ __.
«HUNTIWON consume 60: .1
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asylum“ 11m must;
”"7
ho was ‘
that one of the barges was swinging“;
tried
good :
swimmer, did not rise to tilt1 surface.
snvmd ‘
the;
lfllllll ('.
w'l‘hc “a“. to (line, tmntial “Olepnual nicttinr, on January lst.
Inew restaurant, Momoc street I Airs.
HHEE N ”DIE S [GIVE iflm WNW ”Million. in behalf or
ElRSl AlPHARll SUPPER
Ithe llomo Chapter. Extracts from her 2.
Ircport which was given at this meal:
trig. follow:
Madam Chairman and Ladies:
The Mother Goose Carnival is over
South Norwaik Methodist Church
Members Provide line Hun
. 3 (Continued on third page)
tired and Filly With 1
Fine Meal I
“ma. 1-111,-
’l‘ht1 spirit of harmony, support and
SHOULDER STEAK 14c LI
i
l
The first of tiit1 winter alphabet!
support: at the. l1‘lrsi. hi. 1‘}. Church was?
ilt'lll inst. ulitbt. 01111 hundred and;
fifty were served and the dinner warm
ol’ especial merit. tli‘1iuouslriitliii; thoI
illli‘il1 work done by thi1 Illiceu intlltui‘
who prepared it and served ibi1 llllNll.I
"File menu consisted of beef loan:
cold btiiletl litigi, cabbage snliiti, uppity
iclcrv. ill't’M'l‘l‘t'll, cake, ice
cream and coffee. ‘
’i‘lu- ladies of tlii1 eliiirt'li lotto. this
form of iisslslliin iii the rsnlzlau of
money i'ach your. The names oi“
those who thilltll' show that the tlrst
t‘lirco letters (It: iIilo alphabet flwe're VALUABLE “AN!“EB
iiiiwn from. no tor nirvpor w i in
[HE FllliM PliiBiil
hold in it short than. 1
The committee» was an follows:
'I‘wo vuluublo «logo owned by Will
MN MW" 8 A111iiill- ”"11 ll ’1 ('"‘It‘liiiiiliie.lnidastl‘lorwalkullcd unwind.
ltlrn. ll, M. Andrews. chairman: I
““1”“ 1V!” in K llnnks, Mi“ “Will"! nobility, after taking some medicine it
Mutton. Mrs it 3- Clii‘i’llb M” the form of pills left by a vetorlttul'r
Brush. Miss Sadie lindWeli Mrs Peta. 1111411361111. it 53 buffered mm the pull"
Decker, Mm (‘ill‘l'iil halter. Mrs. it‘ll Iwern poisonous to the dogs in the do"
Aim ll “filli‘ifi Mrs. James C1 Ci‘W‘b ditlon they were in at the time.
Mrs. Henry ilodwell. Miss Mum The puppies were unlike many Mile
Bushmaster and Mrs. Wesley Duke. 9m in town. 0110 w“ a, hand
* French poodle and the other w
Maltese terrier.
«fiance by the senior Olsen
norms «High School which
Assembly Hall, Friday else. it
iota. Title. noodles are . .
“1' Abutmmlwmla
Lean pot roast, 14c lb.
llib i‘tliltil beef, Ho lb.
Lulu of pork roast, illc lb.
Snuill, lean. fresh bums, 180.
Man. trash shoulders. lilo.
Mills of spring lamb. iii and 180..
l1‘oi'iitiiutrti1r lamb, it) and lie.
luiiub chops, '1th lb.
llniiic made or link sausage, 18!).
heat lard ital/to lb.
(1l1ulco young i’owls, 22c lb.
Native roasting chickens, 2501
ilutierliw, .30 and the lb. »
iiAYlilS‘ MIMtKE'IL
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