L ' “end“ of sea- is- t w ‘ . 7 0 ‘
.ryouaearehulthc “middleman? ' has - “if. i. mm V
all over looking for a .. "h I er you’re “Hallo; repdsifi'don’t'forgemf‘the - L
. _ _ ceding. A well ' makes tli
J - v:rdl divezdbzmm‘ the world ‘9 3 of on room. ’ a M m (”“3“ ”"1 W W" ' ’ ’ '
uc a ortunc We is y one logical modems ceiling material that ' ’ ’ 00d
your more-than-willing has hall tthdvantages of durability. attractiveness. ease of mtfl’; :‘l‘u‘ Sfinfiffi :3: N 01'de 8 Leading Dry G 3 Store '
'PP cation more rigid examination than ever be-
Hyatt ’
. and concern and that is Beaver Board. .
_P “‘1" :i‘;1‘:dg“°d 3:” “050%“ ii} mfiudytzle'th lath and plaster, metal or
. M rygta , a ra it . you come to ,eame Jconclmion.
.. ' , Beaver Board is the modern wall and ceiling material.
fore. 1n othéll words a minister must
c vinee his examiners that he is
q lfied to be a leader before he can
. your pistol that his It an be ordained.
‘ pplants lath plaster metal and wood — Another ‘ poll
. . r v - point de ld d was It
.. .imlght prove a fend! 0" CALL US UP! world-wide evangelistic uenterprise,
i with the goal in view of increasinl
the membership of 500 in the country
before the next meeting of the I860-
ciatlon. To this. end it was decided
that the ministers cooperate with
one another, instead of working in-
dependently as heretofore. Should a
minister in any one church feel that
he needs the assistance of any other
pastor. he need only to call upon who-
ever he wants and this minister is
pledged to lend all the assistance in
his power. ‘,
A. H. Boutweil Moderator. ‘
linving served for several years asi
moderator, the Rev. Frank C. Rideout.!
of the Bridgeport Second Baptist!
, lancer—silver lined?
When such charms have all
broken and you fail to
a toloen that portends a
- e of lightning that will
: you ready icash, get
t down on terra firms.
W your life without a mur-
mar. you'll need coal and
ahead and butter; go to
Medium Weight Lisle Stockings
Medium Weight Cotton Stockings
4 Medium Weight Fibre Stockings -
Medium Weight Fibre Stockings
New Line of Fancy Silks
Theflalch G Bailey Co.
S_OUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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EXPOSITION 0F FALL AND
WINTER COATS
.Our exposition of Fall and Winter coats. suits, dresses. skirts.
waists and hats is a great merchandising triumph. We have spared
no pains our costs to assemble the products of the world's finest
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' Ladies’ Fall Hosiery
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250, 3%, 50c
25c, 350
356-3. for $1.00
50c
~$l.00 and $1.50
iity appeared to favor the new idea. Springfield, ““1
The afternoon session was in charge ' Attorney Joseph J. Llnxweller re-
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Wye Market l South Nat-walk. Phone 1180. Norwalk. Phone 88!. iShrfvpeud‘lft‘ietYhficgakltfiiomc‘xfinngl turned. this morning, from Spring;
‘3’ Iiy Avenue ~ H. Friedman, Front ‘1‘ welcome to the new pastors. folmw--,fie'd' lines, where he has been me
--~._ “mm ing which came an ddre b ing an effort to obtain a lnrdon for:
0 kill and dress all our own beefi a", R. Mspleaden. of as y the l
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Sumeld. who Fred Becker. the local young man}I
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”‘3 notes It to be young. fresh .,. ,_
“to“. Money cheerfully My SPCClals ‘0'. Friday ilhflieawnihdonfimgdnSChzglak. T3: who was sentenced to one year in
Wit not to your satisfaction. All HADDOCK . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . ...... . . 6d |“E\'ange||gm"' mi. 3"... ”W 8 \lat- prison by Judge Chapin for thc carry-
's id only in chunks. ‘Deiwery HERRING " """ " " ‘ I . ' ~' .' ‘ .
, . . _ . _ . . _ . . ........ 7 itson. of Mount Vernon, .\. L. spoke ing of concealed weapons and for va- 1.. hould ause if they ever
~ ,. y on. 20 lbs. or more. i ,- ........... . . .. ¢ 3 h . . . ‘a p90!) a p ,
“HMO ' ’ l FLAT! FISH . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ . . . . . ......... . . . 7¢ 2'" [I f B'dpmfil Ministers Home 80‘l‘rJancy a week ago. Consldernble dlf‘ should look abroad and profit by the
. , , US; STEAKx-H- m- 'b'. TILE FISH ....:.....-.a,—, ..... .. ...... 10 Ip° y' “1 ° ev' mar?“ H'lilcltliy was encountered because experiences of others. should cone.
= is." STEAK ''''''''''' ‘8‘“ ‘b- WEAK FI H ' ’ " """"" ¢ i rank °t Stamford. "‘0“ 0" A P703 -prehend their national dangers. in the
a“; _. STEAK ......... 15mm; lb“ S . . . . . . ..... ........................ . 14¢ gram of Religious Education for the Jim“ ”will" ”fused ‘0 rec0mm"; ”gm 0: the terrible realities that are
l" MAST ____________ 12c-l4c. lb.; STEAK COD .'......... ........................ '. 20¢ 1‘0“] Church." The address 0‘ the ”l9 (“97“ 3991‘" had “0t appealed. being enacted before their eyes in
EHOPS .............. 20c. 1b.? §§ESH M'ACKEREL ................. . ..... .. 20¢ ig‘fgélfg'stgflg ::;?c?.::sd‘:fl::agg.lli till time when he was sentenced. {other nations. it is now. and we are
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a... “ ROUhlfigN L , . . . . . .. . .. ',‘ ..... .. . ..... 20¢ in! the Rev. H. D. Pierce. Professor-i TL“ chairman of ”‘9 board of par- mid S‘eSgiew-‘ords Frank A. Vanderlipfl
' C AMS . . ..... ............ . . .. . . . . . . 75¢ pk. :Jesse F. Smith of the Rangoon Bap~ dons. the Hon. t‘. Spellmsn, however,lof New York, addressing the annual
WOMEN’S FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK. ‘333323339mi'iindetiiiefigm':hm“ behalf of the board. extended hingcouvcntion of the American Badnkegs'
1" ~. ’ . : ' .. ' Linxvreller the privileges of pleading Association here today. warns is.“
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' ORED BOOTS schultze S sanitary Markets 'igterlzgzma' hhlch was of unusual‘beforc the Mallsachuaetts' court. MrsESE;éhggésggflggmfohatggt51‘}:
~AT 5.00 32 wamngton398tfifin St South Norwalhkl. a The folfgxfgstgmltm on me bluntly??? libs: 30:??? £2,321: riggilcounuybtnat "scent dangerously ill):-
' 01'de . er “' e 4 y to su merge us it our own pros ',
Havana Brown ' -..._ "(w‘grhgr‘gs‘ufge $730232? adapts“; b both sides of the case were stated ity." Rather. he said, with an oppor.
, Dark Grey Kid ' —- ==3===-‘— lem has reached the stage ;:e,:r8,é'Tb board reserved its decision, and tunity. “such “5 “0 country ever had
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{foremost scientists, educators, nuthir. Linxweller hopes to receive it
leading citizens call for the prohibl-itfltnln two or three weeks. The out-1
gtlon oH-he manufacture. importation.
lexportation and transportation or 8.13
'coholic liquors for beverage purpose'and “'9“ if ”‘9 pardon is not granted.
. pagne Kid Top and
yarn Brown Vamp
lion Brand Yarns
Unquestionably thehightst grade yarns in the market.
Made from selected stock, and unrivaled for permanent
luster. softness. brilliant shades, evenness of thread and
wearing quality.
its permanence.“
and public morals we believe the
Church of Jesus Christ should pay
more attention to this great question'
of temperance and prohibition. I
“We accordingly recommend that
the Baptist churches of the Fairfleld
association plan an educational cam-
paign particularly among its Men's
.Brotllerhood and Adult Bible classes' ,
istudying the book. ‘Social Welfarei Bishop Fenwiclt Assembly.
and the Liquor Problem.‘ b Harryzdegree. Knights of Coilimbus, mi?t 133‘
‘5. Warner and reading such b its as evening in the Catholic Club rooms on
.‘Alcobol and the Human Body’ by Sir W
IVlctor Horsley for the scientific value
land ‘A Century of Drink Reform in
America' by August Fehlandt for its
,euggestion as to methods. and we fur-i
,thermore suggest that each Baptist:
:voter should inform himself upon the
attitude of the political parties upon
ithe question of National Prohibition
jsentence. and a need so fundamental as to make
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BISHOP FENWICK ASSEMBLY.
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Oaniel F. Toomey Elected Navigator
and William P. Ward Captain.
itary. industrial and economic pre-
paredness."
Ml‘. Vanderllp saidrhe believed the.
federal reserve act embodies sound
fundamental principles. the free
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ten ways and means of avoid-
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They are specially prepared to meet the requirements
of the most fastidious knitters, and the dcmonstartor is
equipped with an elaborak display of up-to-date garments
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made from the yarns.
,elltangled and hampered lll its lutcp-
‘tion by "political considerations and
l administrative attitude."
est avenue and elected officers for i‘
the ensuing ”m" T [FRED LUDERUS is some PLAYER.
Navigator-Pan 2' oomey. He‘s not a Chase on tile defense.
Captain—William P. Ward. - . .
* nor a Daubei't in battlng. nor a Mel-
Admirai—D. W. Hnrford. , h t
Pilot—Albert E. Rose. tile on the towpnth, but hes t emos
underrated star in baseball today-—
{others occasionally. Part of!
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.i‘ome of‘them are used by!
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Mrs. Vietig’s engagement ends here Saturday and the
opportunity to consult her should not be lost‘to those in-
terested in this beautiful accomplishment.
a
"we . dentist.
l’ dentist who does good work
Comptrollcr+Edmund J. McCarthy.
Will Bf NiBESSAll
future." we must not be “So intent
_ upon dividing the proceeds of present ‘
look of a pardon for Becker is bright, prosperity that we fail to safeguard
“in a word," said Mr. Vanderlip, “i
on the grounds of health. efflciencylhe will probably receive a reduced believe the greatest need of the day——
other matters inconsequential ill com-i
.parison—ls the need of universal mllq
need of avoiding pain.
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:more pain than enough to
,‘(lilt' C‘Rflfll' «‘iIPCHANQ/JE AI .".l'.‘0r'.?/iT£ PR/Cff
before he -performs his sacred duty
of exercising his right of franchise
and "that any party which has refused
to stand for theyollcy of national prOo:
Inner Sentinel—Edward J. Hayes.
Outer Sentinel—John J. Farrell.
FriarrRev. S. I". Chernitakl’.
'The report of the Comptroller was
Fred Luderua. first babeman for thci
champion. Phillies. and a tower of:
strength in the battle being waged by:
Pat Moran's machine for another Na-i
work—or go to smash! styling talent and the most. efficient suit makers. ’Egildtcthd aizkggsiglitc: saggigsozefilféz — - -
r“ . Extra! A sale of sample suits, coats and dresses. very specially ’ln the appointment 'of the ‘Rev. A. H.I . s 1 o
3 priced. No one is rich enough to afford to overlook the savings we Boutweli, former pastor or the Me Chlldfefl S SChOOl thCklngs - - lzl/ZC 150 25c 29c
offer. Wonderful values will be your verdict after one quick glance mortal Baptist church of this city, who » ’ ’ ’
. ‘ at this group of handsome garments. It is a wonderful opportunity now occupies the pulpit at the First
‘ . that you cant afford to miss. Don't miss it. Remember these are iBaptlst church of Danbury. Henry 171.? I i '—
, i samples. and therefore a limited number. No charge for alteration. I Anderson was reappointed as clerk; —
, i . 'and treasurer. ’
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‘. LLOAKS . me P A RI S mleNERY “gangs-leaning was[tilileutliflthhca lugs 5 ”mm [ACIORY i:?°3’°:":°°:”:”:”:”:”3”3“3”:”:”:”:”:”:“:”:”3“:’4"3”. .9.
g - . ‘- s e uslasc a as .
Eheld in the county for several years.' : 0:"
33 SOUTH MAN 31 SOUTH NORWALK. .There was a large gathering present 3’ ’3’
. levery church in Fairfield county being; "AND 0"] :0 ' . ' ‘ 0 i
‘We an“. {we of charge. \ Kresgesented. Pastor Rideout acted as O! 3
I . . .lll orator for the meeting, and do: ~—'—'
1 The Norwalks Pioneer Promoter of Ready-to—Wesr Gar- tlivered the annual sermon. the sub- l)ANlEl.SO.\', Sept. Sit—John Slum» ° [.19 er & O
' x . ments. ilect of which was: “Fountains of Liv-Jo factory hand. father of ten children, . ~ .
FOOD VALUE l ling Waters and Broken t‘isterns." The ; and probably 1‘19“!an mentally, ”led 6:. ‘
J. 5 ~-——— —— keynote of the sermon was a call (0,10 kill Harry Fisher, with whom he 0
" . . . a churches to religious work and insulted had no recent quarrel. in the .
FflSble,s Ples ' the religion of Jesus Christ was con-.Quinabaug Mills. and then cut his .3
. FRIDAY FISH giant and true. - ‘lhrost and died. today. 3’
k The most 8 . i Pleads for Democracy. l Sault and Fisher had been machine 9
. conomic - . The Rev. Allyn K. Foster. PM. 1).. filters in the spinning department of ,
. . . ‘ FRESH HADDOCK .... ..... . _____ .. .. 8‘9 lb of Brooklyn. delivered a stirring ad-Mhe mills for many years, and although :
“SSE“. SOld at a" COD FISH ' ' ' ' ' ' [dress in which be said that the de-lfellow workers. the one had not spok- 00
. r " HA1 IBUT . ' . I ' ' . . . u . . . . I O . . I . ' ' """ 18¢ 1!) -cision to introduce more democracy : en lo the other. it is believed, for it‘ll O.
“ores Try them F J ".' ' ""“' ' """" ' - . - 22¢ In .into the Baptist church was the bestiyeara. But no one knows of any quarv
. w ' LAT FISH ....... . ......... .. ......... 10¢; |r._ ‘atep of all. He said that the insist- l‘l‘i l‘H‘t‘nl'Y- .
. FRESH HERRI G . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10¢ lb jencc of the Baptist church that a pox» 1‘th morning both men were at the es
~P —' ‘ FRESH SAL N . " lb. json must lie baptized by immersion mill curly. Fisher started up a night .3 J
; " g: "‘ SEA BASS """ ' ' """""" ' """ ' ' 25¢ - lie all wronraud that what a manic! stairs to the spinning mom. Saull j ' 0:.
eta-(M ‘ BUT E .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ . . . 16¢ ill. lfecls is his true ré‘figTon should be. was at the head of the stairs wuitillg.‘ O op
it " Ree d & VOIk . TILETFIIQS P1:13P! ................. 12¢ lb. ;m$itllle;rien as his religion. This he. genihrew gnu“... misgh‘t‘ which ifllellliog. . . , .3;
.. he ......... ........ . ............. 12¢ in. l“. kept my people from at; "5 *r a" ‘9 '0 " 0““ “u“ 3'
I of , WEAK FISH ........ .flllating with the Baptist church, hulldropped another weight on Fisher and!’ - - ' 9.
. . .. . SMOKED l ....... . ....... ,,,,,,, 14¢ ill. in» MI bum ”m me d” was mmmg‘nwn 30mg downstairs h“ and ”um". Let. us give you an estimate on remodelling your fur};
a «@ ectnca . 0. C VEF NNAN HADDIES . ......... . . . . . .. 14¢ then people would be taken into the ulclled him ill the fact. The ()Dillion‘vtz' :I
it“, Only Fully Equipped IZJNlaESORngiflEFOSED SALMON . .......... . . . . . . . 25¢ .gllurflldagicthcr or not they had born'loi' ollllerhelgpllpiyrsdisl‘tihgt Sault. think-M? co“ or muff or scarf. We have\ 40 years’ experience in 0:6:
- ‘ , , _ , ___________________ ; ~ . 25¢ H). i apt 1 y immersion. so long as they In: H‘ II t‘ ‘ 5 er. went. “9- 0.0 e.
e ECTRICA . . . , ,hau been baptised in the name or in» stairs again. and using a razor itlliczl‘ e . . 3‘
H ._ 31' I m TL SHOP We re givmg Profit Sharing Bank Coupons as a cash ‘lLOrd. He said a man t-oulri-anuglhimself- Salli! is will to have been? .3. domg that kind 0‘ W014? WC can 53" 3’0“ money. and an .3?
l n e owu disc0unt. Ask about them. lwtuld be iunt as good a Christlau'uctins querrly of late. lie leaves in; 0:0 .3
i“. - :AUTO SUPPLIES baptl‘sed in inn}; other waylbesidea llll-i addition ‘9 UN Children. his “”0. y.. absolute guarantee goes with every job. r a'U‘ ? I, .1
31.. . . . jmcrson am i c sooner his was dis- ‘ I" .‘
5 I. ”a. . 8‘35“50 80- Main 5!. Beers Mead and PI'OVISIOII co. {Domed with the better for the growth: Hop: To CLEAR BECKER. {90 : e ‘
“ Norwalk. Music'Hall Elk. - ( S ;of illlc Baptist church. While some} __ 43.0 i . e.
. ._ 2 tom. . - ‘orlicminlsicrn present felttathls‘ 1 0906000 000 ooeoee‘ ' ‘ ~ ‘
"' ) Italk was somewhat radical thehmaior- Attorney Llnxweiier Returns from MW”0”e”o“o”o”o e O” Ob”.§.ro”0”e”:..’om
ithc groove. Yet ,he has a knack d
I(loin; a lot of things at but that other
filitteze don't. '
. t'hllsty Mathewson tells a story that
,shows the Quaker first sacker in his
'true light. The Giants were playing-
i 'KAXSAS CiTY. Sept. 28.—“lf ever-the Phillics an important series in
.Quakertown and McGraw was deter-
mined to clean up. _
"I hear you can kid Luderus along."
said the Little Napoleon to Chief
Meyers. “Josh him a little when he
f comes to bat."-
Ludie lumbered to the pull in this“
‘second round toting a heavy bludgeon
and an innocent smile. Meyers W14!
set" for hinl. He fixed his fingers
in a fake signal and then address‘ll
‘Ludle?
“Look down into my glove," invit-
“The best hit-
ed the noble Redman.
‘to lay the sure foundations of a great‘ters steal the signals you know."
Luderus didn't answer. The pitcher
wound up and buzzed one over the
Outside corner. Fred‘s mace swam:
around with a crash and he meander-
;egl nunchslantly around the circuit for
a homer.
"I don't need to steal the signs to
illit that pitcher." he told Meyers me
;the crossed the plate. :‘Besides. theyr
‘pullcd that gag on me in the bushra
'long ago!"
of fourth?“'orklng of which. however. has heels‘ “1 don't want you 10 talk ‘0 ”33"
{fellow any more." ordered lchmw
when the chief finally got back lotho
.’ tench. “You can’t rattle him.”
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f MILLS pnooucsns CHARGE MORE
* PLAINF‘IELD, Sept. 28.——The farm-
!crs of this section of the state who
.supply milk to the large centers will
3‘ receive 50 cents per ten quart can be
‘ginnlng October 1. according to an
announcement today.
apply to milk handled directly by the
railroad doing away with the charges
for c‘ttn washing. The price is a ten
per cent.“ increase to the producers.
This price “\‘i
gigidht‘tno?hilsn::g§¥ to be the re [read and showed the Assembly in go!”
omens Mission Meets. lflnlm'cial condition, plans for a lecture
The Womeg’s Mission held its ses- course were discussed and will be
'sion at 4 o'clock in the afternoon and taken up at “,9 next meeting,
several interesting addresses were , -
hesrd. Among the speakers were
Mrs. Brock of India. Miss Mary How-
ard, president of tbe"Home Mission-
ary society. Miss Mary Densmore who
is. doing good work among the wo- ”ma“
tional League title. \
Critics say he is a groove hitter of
the most pronounced type. that his
fielding is only commonplace and that
he gums up the league every time he
gets on the base lines. Yet with all
these ”called defects the burly Mil-
human has clung to his Job for five
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J.H.Mfllery i Slut—EN BICYCm is repul‘leu by the health authorities
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MERIDEN, Se t. 28.—— ' r »-
I!» 30- NONI“. Conmince Charles 'B. lilow‘en 5:292:33,izgxas‘sgdihgminlxl 1553;13le
fijppolntmsltt only. laurprise todayrwhen an express com- irhe deaths double'd.» being tens as
m. to 5 p. ML; 7 to . P- m .pany delivered at headquarters three compared ‘wltli. five yesterday. ‘
, ibicycles which were stolen last Mon-i A
day from a shed where employee of a
PUSHING NO LICENSE CAMPAIGN.
PLAINFIELD, Sept. 28.——The "not:
license campsigns'in the towns of
d. Sterling. Griswold and
‘ ‘ . , lHow THEY gov: EACH 1- ;' ~ 5 rague is being pressed with vigor years.
two’xfi: Heal: “000.10“: concern kept thelr wheelsu-Thel Miss Flute—When Jack obrrlzred 3:: 33‘. Tnldrgisgflitylrli‘lglmso: “3'30"“ ‘° ““‘9”““" m "t’ the '1“ ‘ mm" °‘ “Ludwig“ °n°
1"th. new. 27.—-Great bicycles had been shipped, charges to meglasf night he acted like arbm‘who has just come to B . ' port from "gm”? "worker: rmrext 3;): of the best long distance singers of
more“ regulations for prepaid. from Worcester, no... '1“ fool. x '. ' . " m“ 3‘ng yummy ml" 3:: 034‘ 5.. 2:: is: manyéwomen tho perlolbl splendid run-setter and
"l' :10 flflfhifxc?eg£$i ‘ - ‘ Miss Elliot—Naturally! He wsi doi $33; cfimoffi.‘3§“9f’nminmtem for the first time in a‘man who knbws what to do with the
. firm”! and “figures oestrus rnou Panstvsls. slog a very foolish thins... p . __-. . . ..-...- - : um mo. Kim-lair. Pain-m. Gris: ball when he gets it.
' 9;... NEW, .YOBIQSevt. It—Tbe num- ‘ “W " "" ." 3; wold". Insulator: “d ”mm atoning Um . Luderus makes many
zoos maximum-min the
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- ‘ {oer-or actresses-of infantile mud Marilee in thesauabt'm'mt paper... , $213,532.? 9” ”3'.” ~°° . . ', oral-9?“! ."i‘" balls tufiwmdown
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{land city men handling milk yester-
lday notified customers of an increase
"of 10 and 11 cents per can. making
the price 8 cents for a quart can to
them. The local distributors probably
will increase...rall prices one Cent a
quart. .
”A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
We wish all oni- friends a Happy am!
Prosperous New Year.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. MARCUS.
17, [one street. City.
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