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FOR THIS WEEK. AT
ANDREW DAVEY’
90 Washington Street
Phase 410
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South .Norwalk
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June 11th inclusive.
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E: Bice . . lb 3c Cut Out his Km Serve; can 8: ;:§:
3' COUPON Lugerlife Beans b8: '1?
.- Whole Green Pessib 3c 11' ,3 GOOD FOR Peroxide bottle lie 2:
Yellow Meal lb 3‘ 20 am? Stamps : Baked Beans, No. 1 e- ic
While Meal . lb 3c :1"? '3‘ ":0“ ‘3“ m3; Gem Jain . bottle 8e .57
H ' lb 3c if null :30 fifirlcahsignigathe OVII Jelly , 1“ 8c :5
”SUN n}. 2, 5c ,_ 23.33.32: 23.31.2313: , one Honey . in 8c :5
es 0- ll . or .. dais. Goodtiil Thursday. Onion Salad bottle 8c
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OTHER SPECIALS
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Quaker Cornflakea pkg. ..... . ........... .... 5c Good Peal can ............................ 7e .
Quaker Puflld Wheat pkg. .............. It: Very Fine Corn .................... 3 cane 25c :
Quaker Furled Rice pkg .................. 12: No. zTomatoee, ....................... .eao 6c _
Quaker corn Putts pkg. ................... 12c Ame Cornstarch, pkg. ....................... 5°
Davey. Ioraii Soap. .................. 7 for 25 Quaker Farina. pkg. ..... . .................... 5e 1
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10 73.4%“ STAMPo FRBB WITH ANY OF THESE
Richardloll and Robblna' Tomato Soup ..... Bottle Atlas Ammonll .....................
Atlag Farina" Cornstarch or Topless plug“
cocoon Cakes. ready to use ................. 10c Atlas Jelly Powder all flavors, ........ 1::
Aral! Brand Dates pkg. .................... 106 3 Rolls TOiIet Paper. 3 (or ................. 141:
2 5c Pickaflsoi Grandma's Powder ......... 10c 13 lb psekage Cow Brand Soda, pkg... ..... 1w
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Davey’s . 301: Coffee and 50c Tea. all kinds—--
Periect Satisfaction at Moderate Cost.
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. l rs. llama Oyster on. or New “mm mm ‘0 Mn“
N. .. .,_ -,,_ "MW... {ll-van. Conn» hold its annual niecei ‘
«are or we GAVEL. ensure: the Bad one. on candidates! 3 1"! ma 3-0 “MI Maui y. .’ .
_.__._ The regular lit-monthly greeting "0,!- Ill-“TR gmvéw , d or to pore t on aim stood” and a;+;..:._-;~'.»"‘_.r"
Ceckenoe Tribe no. 32'. i. o. 11. Old Well Commandery, 'No. one, u. o.
M. meets tonight to transact its week-
V17busisaen
The members of Buckingham Post.
No. 12. G. A. R., will hold their weekly
session tonight. Routine business is
to come up for action.
Clinton Comsmndery. No. 3. K. T.
meets tonight to confer the illustrious
Housefumisllings
’ the Chopping Bowls ............ use
106 Sommeehes ..... M76.
‘ 8 ft. Clothes Props . 2 tor 25°.
- 1.. 2560” Quasi: mu airing Dtlhe§
_ with cover ............ . ..... .10:
U SOcfiosette irons ....... 391:
for hot. weather
Specially Priced
SATURDAY
‘ $5738 Lift Tog Rdflmm, 30 B.
size ...... ‘ .‘ ....... . ......... 889'
‘ - $2.98 Lawn flowers. 1‘ inch size 82-49
I 8 boll Croquet Sets ..
- 81. 25 White Enameled Toilet stands
‘ trailer timetables. .
shllosmp worm ..... .
‘ . doc Galvanised Water Pails, 10 qt.
m
....... .- Iwul s. e. . .rwa...
4
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with kitchen. basin .. .. . . ”f
Free with oer compliments sunniier
t1. 0.. will be held tonight.
I. MVALK
Compo
season .
F s. LYON:
Good Job Printing
Beet Papln lad Work, M m". tivstlon of oysters
8' NORTH MAIN ITIII'I'
30.70“ MT M
Westport, Conn.
Service a la Carte.
Steaks. Broilers. and all Sea Foods in
Arrangements can be made
for banquets upon short notice
nodal
moon-venom
DANCING EVERY EVENING. rum...
M38; '4. LEVY.
ITelephone connections, a woman
., iii-flea item
(The FishingGaaette.)
Mes-rhusetta—The State Senate
has concurred in the House amend-
ment to the bill providing for the col.
Judge Ratigan, of the Superior
Court. has appointed has Fred 0
men mlswn of the First District. Court or
Barnstoble; John A. Clark of Yar-
lmouth. and Thomas H. Nickerson, a
solectman ot Harwicb. u e commie
Innrflto hear. the 24 cases against. the
Cape Cod Canal Co. for alleged pollu.
tion of til; oyster beds. The decision
ot=’t1iis commission will be iinai on
”flooding: of foot and the questions or
law; are to be reserved. The 24 cases
hive previously come up before the
.titate m Compulsion end the re.-
‘ault was the finding of 318.000 dain-
paint the cruel company. The
the result thlt Judge Rom ”Mb
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windward“ .
TEETH .
~ Mademo- that ill.
are I use. Re spud-tat
unbuckled,“
mm_eoiKMry.-Apeor
substitute. What would he.
havegimforteedi nucleus ~
.Dr.J.H.- Mallory
could have uado {or nun. Ap-
predate Your sausages ever
his tiles and took to your teeth
nude.
auteufium
_ mute-«Mimi.
m
ed the commission to, decide the mat-
.ter.. One of, those who sought dam
'agep from the canal company. Charles
H. Taylor. Ir. refused to assent to re-
tori-ins the matter to the commission.
.through his attorney. Joseph W. mind.
of Boston. and his case will conie up
in Superior Court. Joseph Walsh. o:
the Redford. represents the. canal
'ccnipeny in all of the u was.
i
mmmmmfilfl
unsweetened-linen
aisles. nun-dam“
5
mem
.ibounty upon the poets.
lbnt instead of. killing them.
“:;_ them m lino the water. it is moi
ltint if a bounty won coerce it would‘
;be an hiduoaent to the fishermen to
__...--
. meree.
. resolutlon scented rum, when Hons!
' W. MacDonald Lee, former Comma-l
‘ sinner of Fisherie- of
nut River. directly off
.dtacevoredapeorialidtohoef great
Pulse. ltbuneoaasseytoaddthatoe-
.._‘,_'. ing a Matinee: man. his. Dar-yea was
(June 1. The follow. allots werel
,re-electod: President. 1“. L. Home:
Vice-president .l. I. Home; treasu- .,
canal company considered the demon,
awarded excessive and appealed with".
nth-do Island—roste- mm the
in";
“mama-moi
At the present
tilt. it reclaimed. lanes-ne- on tho
tree fishing grounds catch the “stars."
throw
kill 08 these pests and would he a
step in the direction of enerniuatinx,
them l
New York. ~0yetermen at Green:
.pu-t. Long intend. are Melted in:
the report that AW Tobi
Inadge has had inserted in the supply
bill on item of 03. 500 for the improve
mom of Shin-leech Canal. 3
on Nov. 22 ., 1912. about to petition;
era, including a number of those wnu‘
inc lined fill the w- s. conned
”glen. .asked the court to order the
holes Vacated. an the doubt] that it
should have been declared natural
bottom. The Court of Appeals. through“
Judge Constable‘s opinion. decluefl
that the proceedings in . the' matter
were open and thorough and that thq
proof of fraud b not nuclear. l!
them-re docilrel that the findings at
the lower court in the original case:
In M 'v
i Georgia—Te consider conditions on?
the oyster and M industry on the'.
Georgia coast a commit. has been'
unpainted: by Mt A. B. loore.‘
of the damnh Chamber of Cam-f
it is in accordance with a}
Virgina. adv:
dreaud the directors. The conmltv‘
the will determine the advisability ot‘
calling a oonventloir to go into the}
' subject exhaustivel). and outline any
plans deemed necessary for the pro .
tectlon and rehabilitation or the in-
dustry." A. G. Guerard is chairman
and J. F. Sullivan. '1‘. 3. Floyd, Capt.
$2 Dining Rooni Chm
A Chair that sells elsewhere for $2 and 5?.SO—Fridoy and Saturday
at 5L”. his only to a customer. None sold to dealers. Ne
pboneorinaiierdeietdien. Serb-isomwindow.
Sterling Fumiiure Co.
“When Sterling says it‘s Oak, it’s Celt"
”a;
$1.29
117- 129 Washington Street
A. Dealer and Capt. B. J. Travis are
81: acres oi shellfish ground in the
Whitestone
Point. are to be leased to“ the highest...
Bureau of Maine Fisheries. iState Com
salvation counts-ten. of which Edwin
Bully is logic-visor. The sale will take
place on June 9. It as Broadway, N
Y.
William Darrel. of Mattimek. L 1..
while eating outs-e a. few Ml ago.
eating ilattitnu Creek moors.
“0| CLU B NOTEU.
———-
The Knoll bus will run on Saturdays
bidder for a period of 15 years by the all. and.» “till June. the mem-
borl of the club having made satisise
tory arrangements with Luther M.
Wright. who has the transportation
, contract this season.
The tulle tournament. pinch was
to have been started last week will
begin on. Saturday aiternetm. The South Horwaik 111mm» to
coutahavobeenplacedingoodcon-
dition.
Tomorrow evening there will be a
Viotmla dance. in the club house. and
seven percent. so preferred atoobl
Mohammedan-owl :
er. 1:1" st Clair; secretary. A. 11'.
Zoller.
The United States Bureau of Fish-
'eriea will cooperate with the Rhode
‘ ‘1‘
Island Shellfish Commission with a 1‘
View of protecting oyster beds in Nas- -.
z
ragenlett Bay train Ithi‘fllh and oih- 7;;
er enemies. Bureau officials that
w hy'llaltngor-sudilg
‘ n m, on, put 1
the subject will receive careful inva-
tlgation during the summer it Wood's , :
Hole . ‘~‘>
West Seville. L di—Tlie s'cows oi
the Blue Points 00.. of which Captain.%
Jacob Ockars is president and general
manager. are being merhauled A large
(ores of men are engaged on the work i" "
The tniiowlas union vessels crane-t f
seed to uncouplns laat week: Sch"?
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itisalwaysbelttouuh
midtown”
Brae-human
' - lob—Ilene.
on will save much app
negotiation timeout ..
mimtappolrat
voutotorderintheloui;
MW repairs
. . dome-last
. ._ t: u the lolg
spa-lymphatics
.onrnrlhuflderaani
lanthanum
‘Wfl’
.llOBACE KNAS
Amanda Bishop. tine. Annie Ed-
words. news in... Val» ?- nus-,1iaiusaemass.
Buses. Nelson and orphy. .6' *
The {allowing bower snows also er.-
rieadiorihonlue Home Co.:'P
imPkshehW. We Mnlralandhloh-
tank.
The oyster power eeow Emu Fran-I
eel. poking one oi has trips tron
muwnmuonmthumi
tor mmummmm‘
tron; agaselhi's stove The m.
with were lot-dolls, wane.
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and iuflchmhmltisanfietedthoy '
mmwhmm. J. mon... ~
omen oi’lpawhich. whtuther the .
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vacant-ridden: the rut“
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flammable-crane
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To cool ‘hot boaee' on railroad oars PUPILS HAVE IVY FORMING».
slowly and solely without loss ottiine, Over 25 pupils of the Chum.
there has been invented apparatus to school are suil'ering from ivy pollen-
drlp water upon the hosted journals ing. according to avstatenent‘made
while the train is induction. today by Louis A. Pratt. principal
one being treated at the Norwaik an.
pennry and others are receiving the
end-dad school authorities are sending hot”
We h". our ”u“ mu; these children who are so ambit 4?
We do not at trade by cutting bio and there are a dozen or more in; i
pm“. We get and KEEP customers this d3“- .
.1? No split at“!
go. a e. s
t it is true W to deal with u ‘ ly
'ot the school. Some of the chiidnn
“th! Lake [60.” cm min their home physicians. 'rlia
requests. that they are apt to spread the m .
hy furnishing unequaled ecvlce eta
9'90“" attention to WI“! trade aurora cited nor—J. yflwu I
THE stun we icneo. ‘w” 0““
RMKW.
‘- 1 The Gotham Co.
“MIL Ind loam? "
Vulcan“ & Camping
' Wdhmvnmklu o
since 1332.
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