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TRISTRAM a. “HYATT
GAZETTE BLDG. - THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALI
We Are Headquarters , For—”i
4 A CANNING TOOLS
. . i Mason Fru1ii3 11:: 40¢ quarts 42¢ doz. “Igcgfrtnming,” pints or quarts .. 90¢ doz.
‘ “Sureseals Pints or quarts 60¢ doz- PiEts $1 00 quarts $1 10 (102
Mason Tops 15¢ doz- “Economy" Tops . . 20¢ d802.
Jar Rubbers ......... 10¢ doz. Parowax, lb. ..............
STONE CROOKS A F LOWEST PRICES
m’nla’al.
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n Improved Jelly Strainers. with bag and heavy wire stand .................. 19c 29¢
Large Wire Ketchup Strainers .......... 10¢ Good Paring Knives ........... 10¢
12 Quart Grey Enamelled Preserving Kettle with tin cover ......................... 59¢
~‘ ~‘ Good asGoldi ,
H. Krreger & Co.
If everybody's out of coal 1
some snappy autumn day, '
there’ll be a pretty how-de-
do, there 11 be the deuce to
pay. You‘ (1 ought to have a
good supply tucked safely in
your bins, but if you don't
you cant blame us—you‘ll
sufier for your sins. Then ‘ C 00 0t es ()1:
store away a little coal to
keep you from the cold: it’s
as useful as an overcoat and
as valuable as gold. Our 3 .
Coal is worth the price you i . OyS an If S
pay; 'tis not. a lot of trash.
Its worthy—take our word
{gym-W“ W°““Y°‘Y°“' Just received a world heater; 3 cordu-
THE ' roy suit with two pairs of pants and a
FERRIS COAL cap to match for $6.98. Sizes 8 to 17
COMPANY ., ASK TO SEE THEM
|Have ust purchased 1
a large supply 0! tools, jack kni1es
and alarm clocks, which will be
sold at reduced prices.
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J08. AROSENFIELD, Prop. i If there is one principle that means more to a business than any- .
40 Water 81.. So. Norwalk, Conn 1. thing else, it is a modern policy.
This policy is the guiding hand of the business.
. Business must be done at small profits coupled with the best poss1-
‘9 ble wine and service at the lowest price.
5 es " This will be the policy of The Hatch & Bailey Co. as long as we
‘ are in the lumber business. 11' you would go through our yard and
C Y see how complete a stock of good dry lumber we have, you could ,
, readily see why we feel that We can ser1e your best interests.
MAR} LET ”The Hatch f: Bailey Co.
Hayes Block " South Norwalk. Conn.
. .. We are near—just as far as the nearest letter-box or telephone.
09 North Mam Street 1 . ~ .» .. . - . . - t.
. 50 .~ The Half-Bushel
‘ , BASKET —
WE GUARANTEE .This Fruit to be The
. Finest Quality for CANNING and Preserving
CANNED PEACHES , PICKIED' PEACHES -
. , To can peaches b1 the cold paek' method: Seald the One<half peck peaches, one-half pint vinegar, one‘half
fruit with boiling water and remo1e the skins. l‘ack the pint water 3pints sugar A few whole cloves. '
ANY'I‘liilE
Bay or Night
0111' spacious and easy riding
“mobile. will take W" The Beers Meal & Provision Co.
_ peaches in stErilized jars “hole or in hal1es ‘l’our over
.. them a syrup made from four pounds of sugar and three D0 “0t pare the peaches but wipe them carefullv “ 1th :1
quarts of water boiled together for five minutes Place clean cloth until smooth. Divide them into three equal parties.
rubbers alidldcovm on jars putting down the clamp or parts. Bring water,s sugar and unegar to the boilingpoint: - S S N walk M ' St N
Sfrew to 0 CO1 er in plus e but not tight. Place in a then put in one—third of the peaches and boil for twenty ANDREW TAYLOR 5 North Mal-‘1 to °-~ 01' - 13 am -. orwalk.
c osed container, wash boiler or co1-ered can, 111th a rack of mi . . , . « ' ‘
uutes. remore them to a platter. then put in another Livery and Trucking , ‘ ‘
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wire or 1100(1 to pre1e11t jars touching the bottom. of the
can. C01 er with hot 11at1r o1 er tops of the Jars. Put cov-
er on container and boil sixteen minutes from the time the
third until each has cooked for twenty minutes. this mak-
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mg one hour for the syrup. brick one clove in each piece; '
‘Hiwwater begins to boil. R mote the jars from boiler and put the peaches into glass jars. cover with boiling syrup . .
.tasten down the clamp or screw cover tight. . and seal at once. The peaches should not be too rip . ‘._______. W a E "
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,_ ’ 4 ‘ . _ . ., - , r " Men? 8 Fa“ Suitb , _ Autocrat Coffee cut to .. ........... ........... 26¢ ,
7 - . “ ’ 17 lbs. Granulated Sugar ...................... $1.00
1 h Y 0 d — ‘ F . . ; ‘ for men and boys,_ the latest F P t lb , .
, 8 ep qne our r ers _ _ ~ ree Dellvery styles and esigns at ancy ota ass, 14 s. ........................... 16¢
, ‘ $7. 00. $10. 00 and Pure Leaf Lard . . . . . . . . ........................... 11¢
$1'250 Criscocutto ......... u ........ 21¢
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' ' ' " m 3313:1125.) shim ‘ A. STULL ' '
W 194 Cottage Street. ‘ _ . East Norwalk.
'~ NORWEGIAN BARK . ‘”
. BONDO‘JHSS BEEéN SHNKi ;
,- Cpl-5135 P- m 1 ' ' GARDEN GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS.
. —-The Norwegian bark Glitnt hasi .-
, ; been sunk b t its crewiof 14 Wasi .P.Alnlt;ti1e best varieti es Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepi)“
l [NEE Gziiiiit was~ a veSSel of '884‘ I ALLBKSNDS 311$ INSEETICSIRE; 1 t A t E
1 or ea ixture"! me u f 1 II 1011 reena c
y‘tonh' gross, anti Was buiit'Hn i875 1 of Lgad H eboro Pans‘Green p; ‘Slttfigm Shtit,” "Bufi
fit was owned at Arendal, Non- Breath” 31¢. ‘ .'-
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