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HAYES
ClTY MARKET
69 N0. M.\lN ST.
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rescaling this town‘s share of ”lei
biUtk tax collected by the :lnir
in and Mr. Edward rt, ilelaileld ‘-
lof Belle avenue. Noroton. are home.
talgalln alt their country estate. ..itel
‘spendl'ng part of the “inter lit the
“Enl and South.
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Mrs. Vi'llisslker. ot Virginia. “‘ht
l.a> been \‘lr‘lllllg ller' airlt’l’, Ml‘l-l
EMT
NORWALK
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“in: Dorothy Crosby, of first .‘lor-l
.13. is visiting in town with Miss
Lillian Oilrlstead. of Chestnut ntl‘t't‘l,‘
Julie]. i
Th3 Third district
has their regular business lllCPtlflsl
hat night in the municipal plant on
”View place. Ordinary business
filters were discussed. , {
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A sewilltz session of tilt \‘i' onlllllsi
-l|llliuy of Unix! Episcopal church!
Oil be held on Thursday afternoon of.
013 week at the home of Mrs. liank
Bradley, ml l-ldlic awnuc. ‘,
The regular vitckly business lllt‘t'l !
In; of the Ladies' Aid Society of lllC‘
Mt Avenue .\i. E. church will bei
w on Wednesday afternoon of this
took in the church parlors. I
Surveying work on the new britiget
w started this morning. preliminary‘
to the acthities of the. Connetticutl
"Company and Joseph McElroy in fill-'
lilting up the paving of the strut ltiiP. :
July lst is the last date on which
"a will be received for the remotal.
d the unsightly spiles near the east
'flproach of the bridge Bids are now!
i
" mailing them in anticipation of the
J in Nomton.
4 .
. their home for the spring season.
j 1’ [am of the Wee Burn Golf Club. of
.ment May 27, 29 and 30.
.er an all-round enjoyable one.
" fight, at her New York home.
fining filed with the bridge construc-
In committee. . t
it” Elsie Kcllcy. of Seaside place,{
‘fi entertaining, at her home. the Miss-
“ Halal Kuhnand Edith Applebyzt
“a, the Messrs. R. R. Tag. W. l"
Itornbtlrn, Jack King and James
my. all of New York city.
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lied Men on the East Side will (0'!
fight participate in the big time and
_.d to be held in the wlgwam on West
'uhington street. Big chiefs of the
date will be in attendance. and there
till he a line entertainment. with
”etch-making of interest.
The funeral of Mrs. Grace H. Fair-
'tnnks, wife of the pastor of the East
Avenue M. E. church-will be held this
utternoon from the into home on Row-
on street. The remains will be re-
med to Whitlngham, Vermont, to-
Wow morning for interment.
Local owners of motor. sail and row
.)oat.s are busy caulking. painting and
coming season that promises to be an
Interesting one on the water. Mem-
bers of the East Norwalk Yacht (‘lub
Ire busy with plans to make the sum-
? AND
Nggorou
R. Carrington Kintzing of Brook-
lyn. spent the week-end with friends
1‘.”
‘Xl'. and Mrs. A. H. Holmes, of Col-
‘llnder’s Point. Noroton. have opened
i t
_Xra William Ziegler. of Collendor's
hint. Noroton, gave a dinner, Friday
ilembers and friends of the mem-
"l‘oroton, will hold a tennis tourna-
’ "Kr. and Mrs. William 'Zafnlor will
*‘lflly have their winter hone. in
”lock. for their summer estate,
_.“ Coliondsr's Point.
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:Weduesday, April 26. from s to a p.
. . | .
commissioners tiur
inri. Douglas 1..
.llar'it-n. lost most of the ltiul'edientsot
{Some one eiltcl'ctl her house and si’ole
IConstable Hugh Uetineel' and also to
gal: ly dres>ed pedestrians; a noticea-
ble innovation was the common uncut
animal, cane: by no: 'u
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Dane-n ias rt'(tl\td a check tori
$754624. iruln the Male trea uler. rep
Henry B Wallace at Noroion. for the;
last few \n-eks, wlll shortly return to?
her home near Richmond.
The \‘i'olllail‘r Guild, of St Luke‘r
church. Noroton. will hold a ruppt"!
m. it Will be held in the chapel. and
Bilinlt‘ “ill be furnished.
Thomas (‘rilrmlills is expected at
his home, in Nol‘otou, about May 1.
the summer. air are also Lyrltot'd
M. Dickinson and family, and Mr. and
lzlilimun of i‘olleuder's
Point.
Mi. and ills. (lyger of King's
Highway. have (time out frolli hen
York for ”It season and are now on
joying their interesting place, upon
allicllt' re) made extenr-he alterations
‘alld atltlltltllls la>t summer.
llrs. llnlly ll
Stwly. of l'o.~t road.
her Sunday dinner, Saturday night.
the food. She reported the loss to
the Stamford police. tlctlnger and
fills. 89er have it pretty good idea as
to the identity of the thief.
.—
tinhltTH arrivrd ill .‘lttl‘otttll. Sutttr
int. and are non (alllpi: if! on the Old
King’s Highway, llcllr Stony Brook.
llifiltin," it [lit‘lttrt-sstlt xtouttzllg. :th‘l-
ierctl by ruin. a near the little rustic
bridge. They come from Kent, Eng
land. and have traveled tllou>antis of
.illlt‘; over this country. Their last
visiting place was \‘l’aslllngioll.
The i‘lovtblidaes lune opened thcil
summer borne. on Collender's Point,
for the season. They will shortly leave
for a trip to Pasadena. Cal. .. to attend
the wedding of Arthur Tusk Trow
[bridge and Mills Tufts. of calllomla,‘
which will take place the latter part'
of April. Miss Tufts was a \isitor inl
Noroton during part of last summer.
The item in the recent issue. of mid
Sentinel relative to the opening of the
Chick inn tea room had no reference:
to Mrs. Richard Law s connection
with the enterprize. This explanation
is made inasmuch as it was supde
by some of her friends that she was
the Mrs. Law referred to. Such wa-‘r
not the intention of the Sentinel rec
porter. She is at the present time re-'
siding in New London where her hus
band is manager of the (‘lockerl
house.
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l“.I~NEW
CANAAN it
Mr.
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The‘ Equal Franchise League will
have a food sale on Friday, April 21,
at Macauley's drug store.
A . .-
.\iiss Nellie and Rose Smith of Oak
street spent the week—enJ with Mrs.
W. A. Green at Stamford,
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The Pleasant Hour Theatre tform— ;
erly the Suburban) will entoy its for-'
mat opening on Saturday, April 22.
Miss Marguerite K. Beal of Yonkers
spent the week-end at the Hampton
inn, and with other friends‘iu town.
Mrs. Clarence Smith of Weed street,
who- has been indispoaed at her home
with tonallitls. is able to be about
again.
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Mrs. Fabre and son Harry and Mrs.
Clemens of Brooklyn were guests or
Mrs. Franklin Stevens at her home
on Metal street over the week-end.
Rev. M. A. Pankovsky of Bridgeport
will he at'Bt. Aloysius' Church next
Tuesday afternoon and evening. for'
the benefit of the Lithuanian: and
Boles. t
’ Harvey M. Hall of New York spent
the latter and of the week in town. as
roosntlypnrnkasod the l'. C. Raymond
phenolic-dawns“ ispoiiigto
mks important alterations.
par-chased the pool
l\'fllerlow;,
.Bridgeport on business.
‘flll ”UTE! '0me W186 sacrum;
very light. However. in the weeks i)
tome. and when Rotor. Portlt opens. h:
expects to do a good bu—lncss ‘
.xir and Mrs. H. t‘
cowl-town friend; on 5.3:! y .
Rev. H. D Trlnkau arid inullly let ‘
‘tl'uu Friday [01' tile‘l. mu lut’ullufl 8"
(‘urm t‘n ertalu
ed
Services atlgropriatr it'r En‘cr Hill
fl.— heid 'lll ill» .‘ttct.lod.,' thurtii nah"
~urld4y in Hill! g. li'.‘ v-h rm; 0cm ‘
dist ly in ('Lilil’;t ;! l‘ l 5.1%.) school
with a Uflti atllft ~= try -i. jtJ:'Jr l '
l. lit illlpi u t .:;ta c. u: it rt llirre
o, iht‘ clit 1:”. J
I‘ciri'ick Htuzll h-ts r ;' :o-l 'ror.
1. tr. it"y c! lt.il'l ii i lit. .tld ha |
position 2.! il‘.’ 5:” llf'd ii- int or i
'c ha T““ldttl .rl New. t‘rrl-a'n til i i
”ct"! yv-arr. llti‘t‘t‘ and a ti. 1 ti shit i
Etc via. «mpluyed by tlle‘ it . u:‘l and
nine and a ball by .\li. Ue‘r: e. '
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Rev. John ll Stalin-toll ha: a fin.
Buick runabout tar Ahltll' 'lt purcha»
“d of John .\| lx'arl Father Stapletc t
has successfully c-an-lueled the lair. ;
cote lrlechallism of t‘ll ma him and
u see him di'll’r' abJu' [hr at it. cut
would naturally *‘Jpplln‘ he had dl'il
en one for years,
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Stains ha.» it en at. Ll .il Alt; 1
u?! Lil'nikli 1-: war. 4 ~ >‘.vl':. nlt- ‘
..‘n f l tli l.-.vt \ ..‘;'tl .Irtl r-c.u:
't..l :. l“ I" .l 1 TE... t. r.k in:
lort- or: Tut-mint. a rd it .s expectel i
..i‘Li):l~i‘ul107‘.!\l.lil;Kllllil.li1tl(ll i
.c- it: From pr. m a: llltlitfl-i as it.
il‘ be nursrnrx zll til: titl\\ll two ll.‘
’24' llirfl‘ lll..,.‘;l- tr I» ll they “ct-up}
w-t oi the all» upon “rich the rhurclll
will stand. I
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Mi» \iary i.. licucdict. tlatlah'cr of
t. l. lit‘iit‘tlit‘l. itlltl for some time has,
:w-n rllpt'rllllt‘iltlt‘lll of the lullltlr Dc
)iirlllll‘lll of the \Aoriian s Board of
it lillpllal t-u_reign \llh‘o‘l‘tln‘dl)‘ Soci-‘
-ly of tin l'Klilllllsll atenut (ongrt‘a-i
tnmal rlllrt h Brooklyn has been
'lttt‘lt'tl assistant in Woman's Work,
.llt‘ place made tat-all: by the resixna ‘
ltlll of Miss l'lllrriet ii. Hrlltinallam.
ho has been ucleptetl as a mission-
.ly and will null from Sail Francisco,
or t‘llllltl. sl-ps. it. Mild Benedict
l'.i t llll’l‘ on but tam... abull; July 1.
OWAYT. “‘l
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The resulal' llieetllla of the Men's
Bible class will be lit ld ill the Emmy-
totl Methodist Episcopal church. to
inorrow evening, at 8 o'clock. l
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the no.
(“M4 "inf- 44"
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.wsyton Baptist. church. will hold a
.lneeting tomorrow illornina, at 10
o'clock. The nild- week aeriice will
[be held in the evening at 7:45 o‘clock.
Attorney John J. Cohen. of South
iVorwalk has sent a copy of the will oft
Valarie I. Moore. of Rowayton to the|
probate court of Mlddleux cuntr.
Mass. located at Boston. The dc-
tceased died in Rowayton and left an
estate of about 83. 000 and although the
will was probated in the local court. I
the mother of the deceased asked the
probate court of Middlesex county to
appoint her adi’ninistratrix. therehyl
making it necessary for the tiling of
the copy of the will. The estate was
divided among relatives.
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Rivas” mitt?
SAUGATUCK “3
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‘ T O- 4‘ P A. “5-.
S. A. Purdy spent.
Saturday in
A. S. Green spent
Bl‘mgcport on business.
Saturday in
H C. Coultcr of Bridgeport spent
the week- end in town
T. L. licrmanzie spent Saturday in
Bridgeport visiting with friends.
L. C. Sniffen spent the week-end
in Bridgeport. visiting with friends.
L. 0. Thompson of New York spent
the week-end in town visiting with »
friends.
E. -L. McElweo of Bridgeport spent
the week-end in town visiting‘wtth
friends.
Misti C. Taylor of New York has
been in town for tho last few days
visiting with friends.
Miss Alice Taylof «New York has
returned to her homethere after a
lawn days vbit in town.
Mr. and In. A. K. Anderson of
Boston spent the weak-end in tows
amount-oil". aners. (3. is
Patch“. ..
W.nulm..c.lllfltmlofflo'
York have returned to their home
. mmmsauwura in
TUESDAY. APRIL 10.
1916 i»
senc, the Standard
“FEST and MST
York a best grade of refined oil.
ERE TO BUY
KEROSENE OIL
These dealers carry Socony Kero-
Oil Co. of New
UOUTH NORWALK Samuel Tavlln, Peddlcr. l :. l: .l l’r'li. “:9 tirczory Bouleiarli,
~ . .n ew’ ‘t 21.11 ~' '. it ‘..t . oil rtzce
“mp" ”'“Mius' "°3L““‘°“.‘. 15.? ' Adrift: Troelfi:.,il \Vocdl '.l lK . ..l : :51 :i Cause sweet. I
”mu“ Ahnmsoii. 3w luton .31 r“ ' lira. Annie Tow o7 let. i .. c, I -.r;._ 1 \tgvl. :11 Washington
wf‘ W“ B“"“”'”' ‘2? 1““ on ave ‘eb'no Trout ...: ii: 11' Mr». Charles H \i'il.- in. .3 t'tzltlal arc.
\‘.a_‘.tr Becker. iii “asillllgloll street ‘1 f ‘ t; .’ J. _- . \ _ ROWAYTON
A t‘. Becklllall a Co, Ni ll'asillliéton “‘I‘E‘anwsflgtr if. -x . . I - ~1 ~-- R bert Qtaltl '
‘ , I taunt.‘ - o r."-
Juiluzlrelfodovsky. 9 Ely are, Mom's W‘s-"l. t) ' J t i 2‘1. Morris J. Epstein.
.c....ai Food Company. Railroad are, Md”! \‘- at 1 ‘ Mead Brothers. »
cilanth & Miller. 33 “‘nlhington 51.. .... .l .. t!.tt. . l. I . I' , Mortimer C. Ugdpn‘
M's l‘.f.l‘.illi‘..t t tailor. -J l...» ..w WESTPORT
i.. turn u. [I illty~lr:.t_.-le “NH NORWALK “H‘s “WNW”.
”NH“ m. :. ”'7”. 11...; ("It Hyman liatc. ‘.‘tl Wallr stret-t, J i“ llaly, ;
",7 _ ..l ...... l ‘ H”. a” . ' t.‘. '1‘. Brut-e, 1.] Wall street, by A Darrow.
‘ K ... .; . hut-i :.l .4 June- Balcs. Wool r cuw» at; Sun, ' v
. . ,- l' acuion 3' roll. Cit“ iirlirt). NV“ Canaan “W'- itubrrt Milli-l. . '-
, Al’“ .. ‘_ ..i .. r‘illlley & lit-liedict, it “all street. I) Sacha" Was-loan. Colin,
m ....1... l. t ’ I-zdmud J. Honest". if» um west. Taylor & Richards. '
....l;l omen, it»: Taylor ilH', Solonlall tleilouitl. 4: RIWI‘ 517995 GREENS FARMS
.- u c; .zuiu SIDP'Y C0. *3 401‘” “r"“mw‘l' 5". [semen 8‘7“" Greens Farms Grocery. ’
s r = MN “3"“ ll. Gregory. Mi“??? aw" Stanley Zebra. .
, J\ .t_ i.» Vtr'h Main m. liubhcll £2 flanker-431.141). Muller street SOUTH WILTON
THEN: Htfsli‘lt‘lil, lit “cod street, :hllllp'iflnrris, ll’fluhr‘lrrlil-nal‘fi: Cottage. Grocery, ~
an no... .) \.'ash;ll.;to.~l :‘l'tft‘i, 5““ H‘ IN“. M l: ' . ,1. ii. Kristina. L
....a.:, \t . ... . ~ ..t._ Hyman lsreal. 4 Platltullo ate. WILTON
I,“ J“ .1th WW hint-rt M0. Mrs. Golda Jtlseinfl’. to holders ave, '
.. ._-.l \u my no. Samuel Josela. 26 Chuptl street, “Ill-133m”- '--
_ “rid" . M 5 ,~_.. 7, George Olllalne, Riur street. ' it. n. lwelcr. ..
“mm; _ ll . ‘0“ ......L ltaymond & Company. 50 Wall street, if"! 00h-
. _e. ,1 row kill 3“,. Albert P. Reynolds. 10 Wilton av... L. t.. Olmste... ‘
' f ‘ ' ll. Schachct,158 Main street. SAUGATUCK .v'
u~ ... 1- Orrin K. Scofield. iii? Main street,
Hz. :: ‘ - Joseph Stepharlak. 29 Broad street, 51- £3,139"
-l fl l'crstM‘no, R YOUKBM” 51““ 9’ (“Hill 3'32“. l) Lililllllg, _
.. I”, !(.llt y. ‘9 1 ‘1“. ,1 Bfmlln,.
‘7 *3 MM PM to any physician to accom. | p” “gm a. Savanio.
fit ' run-rm Milton! f‘reatmmt 50 Slocum 5”“! ’\‘ Siltlrpshl'.
; ‘ ...:.d ‘iy imam-a after all other means ha... l \\iuulpaukMoR010N
1 . r. ll! ' Moro-Ens. RWALK w. 3;. Ashton. .
‘ .. . 5:2 .ttc y. '.2 . Mum “met. ., .llm um. Bulzr oi. ‘.cmvn‘r.
‘ l t'. i ... ll». l, lo tian St 6’: l . ,_ v ii rris. '.l Hrq u rwt Richard Bikini“.
.;-_ t- ‘.‘ :‘tl lVilitlt‘ j“ ... li-nzll. \ I" '10:, "ap‘y‘ Wfllt’.
l \i l. r. r;.c, rt Houton street. t, ., \i' ”up c 3“: liis‘ are. l‘ .\ Lane.
7 -.y. .11 ill) sizcel hum-mu“, yr: till-hing OARIEN .1,
I j ' ‘r~" ‘1 L' xillxltm ave . lI-n gum-t. F_ V. Cantrell.
SA FEST and BEST
u it rpm: the u Nit-end in town. vi-
In'; vi‘lh iric'd"
v‘.[ t, .. moral“,
it
about half an hour bchre men on
the boat were able to get it true. J
number a! people who \tiahI-d to take
the Norwalk car were ohligel in will:
10 minutes for another. After the
bout had none through it “as some
“1!!
K. T. Beers spent Saturday in
Bridgeport visiting friends.
Mrs. fl. 8. Wakemnn spent Saturday'
in Norwallt visiting with friends
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JNot a Bite of i
Breakfast Until
You Qiink Water
bays a glass of hot water and
. phosphate prevents iilnea: . .
f and from us fit.
J. L. MacNanlnrll of New York
spent Saturday in town visiting wit".
friends.
and .\lrs. l.. C. larsen slut--
in \‘mv i’olk \‘i- i‘ilr
Mr.
the “t‘t‘k-l‘lld
with friends.
I I‘P'n‘l lr-i‘ ‘ l'"
Mr. "mt lire, \"
turned from a r:
where they spent several days as the
guests of friends
‘H .n \‘u. "c":
The funeral of Marys White who? I.
died at his home on Riterside. aren' ! Just as coal. uhcn it burns line»
on Thursday. was held this afternoonibehlml ll ("Wit amount of intom
“7 his home. Mr. White w“ a nlenl-i bustible material in the form of a has ‘ '
‘ber 0' the Westport Carpenter‘s and so the food and drink taken day after
The avenged is my. day leaves in the alimentary (tonal :t‘
certain amount of indigeslib'e malteriu‘
which if not completely cl. minute]I
tfrom the system each div. lM‘i‘n’lmf‘r
' food for the millions of bactcrla whitll
Joinsrs' Union.
vlved by his wife and one son. Goad-
win P. White. of South Norwalk.
Candidates for the High School
team held a practice Saturday after infest the bowels. From this mass arm—_—
leftover uaste, toxins and ptolualu-
sucke"
noon on the lot in back of the school.
The first name of the season will hot like poisons are formed and
Med with the Fairneld High School . into the blood.
team. The members of the Athletic: Men and women who can't got for
association will set the date for the.inx risht must begin to take inlaid
giving of the supper, which they aragbaths. Before eating breakfast eac
planning, at the next meeting. which morning drink a slant .of real
will he held on hiday afternoon. :Water with a teaspoonful of full
_ ...... stone phoaphaie in it to Wash out at
Considerable progress has been'tho thirty feet of howcls the pl-cviollig
made on the construction work for day's accumulation of poisons tut-g
the new draw during the last week. .toxins and to keep [ha‘fflllrt‘ .ll;nl.--
A gang of carpenters has nearly fln-i tary canal clean. pure and fresh. ‘
lubed the forms for the cement arches. 1 Those who are subject to sick he. .
A new dredger has arrived from New; ache colds billlousneaa. constipation
London and has been busy removlnziotllers who wake up with bad taut--
what remains of that oundation of the: foul breath. backache. rheumatic stiif~e
old drawbridge. As soon as this illness. or have a sour. gassy stomach
"finished the piles- tor the last three 9 after meals. are urged to not a quarter-
piers and for the east abutment will.pdund ”of llmutone phosphate from
be placed. The granite blocks forttlle drug store. and begin practicing
pier four have already been laid into internal sanitation. This will coat
he Want will be my“ within; very little but is sumciaat to make i
a few days. The work of laying thetanyoae an enthusiast on the subject.
fonnhttons for the piers is going on
much faster now awful to the fact. that important than autism bathing be-
two electric motors have been install- cause the skin pot-as do not absorb
ed for pumping out tho water from impurities into the blood. caustic poor
health. whileths boost panda. Just
as suspend hot was" ems-u. mot-
Remembor inside bathing in inoré‘
'.‘htl Yam lflum
the draw down were able to not it
started as one of the cables caught. A the Taylor and Richards Coal
Ill i‘ is thd {that point through
there has lletome stutk.l:1t-vly time
i (l
number of the residents of the town have a barge of cool coming in it is
are dissatisfied with the temporary neurasary to send won out to clear the
draw which was erected. This is the channel.
Will close Friday noon.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR EASTER.
'lect Cmnil Sugar-cured Hams... 20o. Hindquttor Lamb ............. 2c.
ma'l Picnics .................. 15c. Rib Lamb Chops .............. 25c.
antics: Smoke Shrulders ..... 18:. Loin Lamb Chops .............. 28c.
.4 7...4":ci-1~ ......... 28c. Vancy Reacting Chickens ...... 28c.
Smoked Beef Tongues ......... 25c. Home-dram Fowl. ............ 28c.
‘Dlxle Bacon ................... 16c. strictly Fresh a". ........ m. dot.
iKnlcharbocker Brand Bacon 25c. Fresh Butter ............... 42c. lb
tNatiuo Milk-fad Veal ........ its. up Oleomargarine ....... 18e.. 20c.. 25:
t, Cirillo Logo of Lamb... 226. and 24c. Corned Beef ................ 8c. up.
Full line of grocerla. and delicate“. sen Everything in fresh vegetables.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Phone 583-2
‘ well
pairs trouscrs.
Front basement.
The How and Dry Goods Co
75 North Main stru! ¢
......uac Ul inc tact that it “ill wear long and
Fincr from Sumpct it; all \vcll- made;
Free Delivery.
. --v\7' ' y
a 'h -
many with 2 i
$3.75 to $12.50
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.... ‘ lllLLON’S
1105 MAIN I.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
008 Main St., Hartford.
10 Rue St. Cecile, P
Wholesale and Retail Leading Millineis. I” “V"
Easier Distinctive Millinel-y
Our stocks are now replete with everything that ts deaha
Millinery, notwithstanding the tremendous business we
epast three weeks. New additions are made daily, '
BEAUTY, STYLE and Quality at most moderate cost. * .~ ‘
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WINK. am....
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t- Campbels Soup. can
Wot Sou; u-
Borden'soernCamls Evaporated Milk. 3cans
5 Cream of Wheat or Wheatena,spk[s.... .
Campbe‘l’sBems, can............. ...... . ........ .
was. an. Jelly poolie'r'fé'ié; .
fimuudw pols-aim gamma; . A. STULL
to stomach. liver, kidney! w W’ .... hnm'..!' . , ‘ _
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