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at ALL KINDS women tn
V ran seer counting [N ran
BUSINESS nu) walrus its
roux insunmcn SHOULD nit
wanton To mornau Corn
3! YQP. Think this over, it mean:

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Mr. and flu. John T. Hayes and
daughter Ethel. of Belden avenue, re-
turned to their home, in this city. Sat-
‘uroay evening. after having enjoyed a
delightful week's automobile tour
through Connecticut. Massachusetts
land Rhode island. The trip was made
in Mr Hayes” new Buick automobile.

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truck. Thinking the road unobstruct-

ed. Mr. DiSesa turned out from be-
lhind the truck, crossed both trolley
* tracks, and then hit the Stabell jltney,
No. it, with a crash. Both cars were

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head, and a slight concussion of the I ‘ 1

‘brain. Mr. DiSesa was discharged LYON‘SM'TH- -. . ‘ .
ifl'onl the institution yesterday. -—— ."un ““9 ‘0 Jam“

 

letutncd home, after a month‘s \aca-

 

 

‘ a great deal to you.
Oh"? \VOI‘Y about the
chilly days and nights

Taylor a Golden
, Telephone Ne. 1280
death Nonveik ‘I’ruet 0o. Bldg.
‘ that autumn will bring.
“Buy our guaranteed coal and
cheer up. You'll get the high—

est quality coal your furnace
has ever tested.

Harris 8t Gans

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Water St. .

1 Thomas Stabell the driver of the . ' . l -—-—-

. ’ . i8” 0 Post t Hall Re oner.

iillney. and titrec passengers. Miss] ‘9’“ r‘ . C' y P I Building inspector (‘larcllce l. ann
Ro.e Monroe, \villtain Farrell, and Wedded m SW"! NONIIK.

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ent tod' ' ill New ' n . .-
suurdly Afternoon. 1:“ ‘3 ‘Ork “‘3 on busi-

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.Mrs. Gertrude Anderson, ware all see

‘verely shaken up, cut and bruis d. Andrew Hutchinson Lyon, son of
They were taken to the oflice of ir.‘

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,Arthur H. Baldwin, in Wall strerMr‘ and-M”. “fame" 3; ”Wt 0‘ ”6? See Hem). \vnnlinn in “mum of
'trhere their injurics were attendetl.il“lax H1“ road, “'85 “filled in mar.‘.Society” and a Ker/stone (‘onicd a
E Nothing serious was discovered in the may. 1351 Saturday afternoon, to Mrs. “ the Palace today. ' y 1
iii‘niliixmiitiiisz oi the tour occupants jrlleal'or G. Smith, daughter of Former‘ ~~....._..-._.u,_._
liotli cars were smashed almost bc-l('°“‘7"“"m“ and Mrs. Charles N'; A shoot of the Norwalk tlun (‘lub
;yond repair, and were removed to it‘. 3Smith. The ceremony was performed was

Iglxlgtp-kuwtigdvf C035 garage, in waterm ”it residence 0' ”‘9 bride, No. 33 ‘ members were in attendance and a fine
i ' p ‘ llaytiew avenue. The affair was mmgefternoons sport w“ enjoyed.

~ ' " ‘ .‘. e earlv autumn social:
l Steering Knuckle Breake. Of "‘9 flr‘t of m - t
’ A party of aututnobilists in u rurdgzivcrlts. and the house was attractively A gang of then started the work this
.91” “3d 3 “al'l'UW “50399 front lHIUFY'dctoiatcd with plants and 'flovl'crs.ittioi'tlilig of chairing u“. roof of u“.

{yesterday afternoon in “1‘“ s‘reel'fllurilli. the ceremony the bridal cou-‘ \‘i‘all street tunnel. The planking is be.

‘ “he” the stcerlng knuckle of the ma- iple, who were unattended, stood be», ing ripped up l’l't‘lm‘aiury Ic-‘le build»

'cllinc let go, and rendered the steer“ . . . .
nine. gear useless. Tile car made utilize an alcove bankc". wtlll lllflnir‘. ”‘3 or it "9“ 50”" “ml 1‘ lr W" lint"

1dash for the railing of the rl’i'ali street ’whipi, produced a very pretty effect. , l)‘ that a wall will be built at this time
i bridge, but the driver, shutting off lilSlThe m,“ Arthur G. Boyntofi, pastor of bythe Rallroud Company.
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wrecked by the impact, and Mr. Hi i Mutl'ay Israel. of New York city,
Sts.; w'as hurried to the hoapital. Dr. ' was a visitor at the home of his “a“
William J. Tracey attended the injured 1 . . , . . p ' _
man 3‘ the hospital, where it was :rents, in IlattsVllle avenue, yestcduyj
found that lc was sulfering from ’ m
numerous cuts about the face and “1"” , t E. B Gallagher, of (‘ranbtlry, has

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See Henry Walthall in “Pillars of
Society" and 3 Keystone Comedy at
the Palace today.

2 All unflsually large number of auto
{mobiles and motorcycles paSsed
lthrough Norwalk today en route to the
“l.-anbut'y Fair.

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ixnvmouuem to evsn'vrnmc
‘ to the woman of refinement. Nothlnt
‘ dearer to a women‘s heart than I
handful home tastefully furnished. 1:
you’ll come to tie we'll show you out
" line of quality wall paper and exDleil
how you may beautify your home at
a nominal ooet. Our pricee and goo
will appeal to you.

The Gorliam Co

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flopped the car bcfore any damagelh“ Methodist Episcopal church, of A

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. was done. 'llnbylon, Long island. and uncle of the.
t ,nroom, performed the ceremony.
Mre. Ackart Knocked Down. 1 About sixty relatives and friends;

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘ NOW ts Tntfi‘ma
‘10 PAINT

Your House—
Estimates Cheer-fully Given.
JACOB RUDDER
:08 So. lidain St. Phone 16‘

 

 

WEATHER FORECAST.

 

i‘oztczist (or Norwall; and vicinity:
l‘air tonight and Tuesday: warmer
'l‘uesc'ay. Weekly forecast for North
Atlantic States: The first half of the
- \teek will be fair, and the latter half
Imselllcd,‘wilh probably rains. Frosts
m tin beginning of the Week will be
followed by Warmer weather until
near the end of the week. An area of
high pressure central over New Eng
land lsprodudlng cool, pleasant weath-
(r in hea'ifiy all districts east of the

.‘slore. when Mrs. Mary Ackert.

WkWhine got oi! the Post Road nearigroom is one of the best known newa-

 

A slight automobile accident 0‘“ witnessed the ceremony; and extend,
curred Saturday night on \‘i’auhingtotlt . . . Followr‘
.streei in from, of Tarlov’s Cigart‘d llcurtlest congratuiutpns. i

oping the ceremony refreshments were,

ROWXIYlOD. stepped in front Of an flumiscrt't’d, and a social hour passed. hint
ldrlven by William Casey. Mrs. Acker: land Mrs. Lyon departed about 6i

was knocked down, but was not scr» on‘

,lously injured. The accident was un~i°“"°°k 0" “ wedding ‘0‘" and.
iavo'tdablc, it is said. ‘tllcir return. will reside. for a time. at |

~33 liayvlew avenue. later taking up;
. illell residence in Bridgeport. Mnand.
While returning from the Sheena.

' wi circle of
‘lHitl Bay races Saturday night. live M” lion have a d”
,n-ovidence, R. 1.. men, in a Fol-dlfrlcndi in Norwalk and Bridgeport The

starting with Itylish corsets.

 

Auto Creehee Into Stone Wall.
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rlnan l-‘ancher'e residence in West-imp” mcn in the state. He was con.

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restart.“infinite titanium .. d °f n. °d° I
of the Ford w“ reduced to a com.‘severnl years and. for the past two .1 Consult Our CorsetiCre.

plete wreck, both wheels being broken
off. and the radiator smashed in. ‘One
mart of the party received a cut on the
back of his head, and was taken to ‘ ,
gaunjrt for ‘mlmen‘. by I Maln“ Ibulfl l". Corirlfihl, of SL001"). -\".w
autoist. The machine was being driv~ Brunswick, spent yesterday in 1‘0"
on without any llghtl. and to this fact walk viattt‘ng his; brothers, William
is attributed the cause of the mishap. and George Corirlxht. Louis Cortrixht
‘ The car was taken to ‘Auatin s (lur-twmnwd his journey this morning and
m. in Railroad avoweaml the turn! M
proceeded to Providence by train. 1““ “film““m‘ '9 Burlington. ‘ a.

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year-orbits been City Hall reporter for
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Corsets

When planning your wardrobe.

ant. as on it rests the success or defeat of your gowns even
if they be made beautifully of most expensive materials. 1

Study our exhibit of new— models in Binner, R. & 6.,

Ruth, Royal Worcester, Ncmo. and other popular makes.

They are a style show in themselves and typify every

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assure success by
The foundation is all import-

Glove Fitting, C. 8., Lady

 

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viiisaiesippt river. Fronts were re- I Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Waterman. ofl
portec as far south as Knoxville, A serious auto accident was nar-lNew York city. are spending the week, .
Tenn. The temperatures are rising rowly “"9"”! Sunday “‘0’"an “l- 3.with relatives and friends in Norwalk.t I” ~ 1 on

slowly in the western and central dis-

Irlcts,

" WEATHER A YEAR AGO

TODAY.

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'. Sarah l’pson is ill at the home
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daughter, Mrs. Frank
.bul'y. of lluyvicw nvcnue.

Yesterday being the first day of the
month brought about the usual change
Sergeant Hunt is
’now in South Norwalk 38nd Scrgenntv

of police sergeants.

”Gibson is doing duty uptown.

\' ———Harold Lockwood and May Allison . county twenty-one years, died Sl|ilil‘-‘”“"“(-" ll

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A serious conflazratiou was narrow

‘ty averted yesterday at the home til-i“. ,
\'u .t i~.,,,.fi,,,,, l Stamford and Mr. Hill afcr gt‘:ultln‘-t

fall's. James ioldctt.

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of a state fire. the flames coitllnuni-i

tn'inrl, to the nuintel.
was still to the (,‘clltral Fire Station

but hasty action on the part of the

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ilOfiSl'itOib mcln'octr- undo the lil":‘-

“M" M ”“3 fil‘f‘illt‘n unnecessary. The death William F. Boardtnan entered
damagi- was slight, consisting: of dnnr ~

aged woodwork and soiled paper.

 

'l‘cniperaturc: Low. 50: liigli,;yoiiiig women.

The flame? started as the result i

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:illlgdimnc‘hnk 1l'nii‘aiiiilti‘en o‘itilfighonii'nwy are 3‘ present M the home 0'
little on thc‘l)orlon l'oint road. ill the Mr. “'tttcrllmn's sister, at '.’i West are
point where it is intersected b)"nuc. I
. Steward avenue. The car had five new __.._. !
cnpants. Ollie Loriclntk. Fred (‘itrrler . , , \lmrdppn
and Fred (‘barnbck and two unknown' my.) i.llzabtth “M" M Z, 'l
The car hit the polesiscml‘ma' is the coffin "INN ”Mon
'1 with it terrific, shock. which broke nlIZNicholson. 0i 3 1911“???" T‘“"“°- Sh"
i the telephone and electric light wirt\. ‘ will return on tin1 Adriatic on October
The accident might have been “10"“.1'2th.
serious if the machine had gone on.“

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the uccp bunk into the ditch along-I ' v ”— . \ '
side of the road. The machine was M155 l‘llllllbi‘fll “N“‘lr All» ,
badly smashed and the front wheels Iworth and Mrs. Nellie Splint. nurses in!
:1”? dalgagcd. ill was itmvctl “"Ihc Cvciiook llospltnl. (‘ctllll' Grown:
'nnst's ‘aragc. tls morn ng. where, . ' , ,. . \ ~. l
repairs are being made. i“' .l., are the guest” of .11» Alitct

Splint, of iiiilillllOli avenue. 9
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and hits. lidizar G. Murphy and?
t‘llnrlcs and 'iidcitr. of Main!
Bridgeport Man Was Caunty Heam,'.~tmt were visitors in New Yolk Sui-t
Officer Twenty-one Years! inrdny i
unlnocronr. Oct. 2. George tel :

llill, trustee of the Connecticut t‘onl-‘

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Daily and llt‘lll‘li officer of Fitirficltl i WWW * I --'l"~"I‘
til .i.‘ Ir 1.}. 2:
‘day. suddenly of acute indigcstion. """ ' 2
George E. ilill was a native of ”ii ‘9 3‘1"""3’w I a” ' ' "7 " "(m-Vi
.rllrooklyn N. Y.. and his birth year in ll‘d" ““.“ “lu’n‘ l" “i "' 92""? ”V34
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as 18!”. The family rcmovcd in‘lllll‘uttlinm o'. llc- MANNY? l'itll‘

 

Eint: from school in that city taught“ 7

 

.scltool ‘2! two wars and then entered

They Let Him
5 Sleep Soundly

“Since taking Foley Kidney Pills

ii’alc Law school from which he was
[graduated in 1890. He became a
'imcmbcr of tbc law firm of Perry.
;l’erry & Hill. later forming the firm

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of Hall & linii. After Mr. Hall’s; I believe i am entirely cured and I =
‘ 1 sleep soundly all night." ll. '1‘. ?
Elfin-mom.

Take two of Foley Kidney Pills
with ti. glass of pure water after each
meal and at bedtime. A quick and
cosy Way 1‘) put a. stop to your net-
iin up time after time during the
nlg it.

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in 1894 Mr. Hill was made health:;
officer of Fairflcld county. In 1902}

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:‘ “ Dividend Notice

Fifth Semi-AnnuaL Dividend

llll PillPll’S lllllSl ill.

79 Waehlngton Street.
soitth’ Norwalk, Conn.
September. 25, 1916.

At a meeting of the Board or
" Dirécfors of Tho‘lPeopie’e Trim
Company, held this dam-a dividend
at the rate or 4% per annum was
declareil to depositors in the Sav-
inn. D . out out of‘the earn-
; 9 the hacalperiod ending
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an: October 9...;

l enigmdlnpaubm _ endpafd l

he unsuccessfully ran for mayor of;
eridEeDOl‘l. HP. llt‘CflmP prominent in; ln'bncl: ‘n‘ml side‘s, hcltladlacllrs. Stom-
. . ' .. . - _; act roll ”to. is; urbc icart action
republican politics and had been a pol ,. mm and aching “in“. and “w“maué ,
1ice commissioner, a member/of the; {Exam-‘0 t0 WM? and bladder all-
1statc board of accountancy, and want Camcsmm Co. In R; No. 3. Mr. .
i president of the Slatwnr Associationi ”1‘ Mn rcnrs .
3 a few years ago. Many offices in socict-.

Foley Kidney This also stop pain In the first place, you’ll

i'. 'l‘. flirtiyngo says:
l‘vo becn unable to sic-op all n ,llt .
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;to make over the Connecticut trolley

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iNoyes of New London, WilliamWaidm V ~' . I" 3:121?“ & So " j
.Hyde and Lyman B. Brainerd of 'Haffl't I RH 133 n.‘ " ‘
tore, George E; Hill of Bridgeport and 1--- W“ $1336? ~ .
'Cheriee Cheney of Manchester. $65.00 a .
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When You \Use a Sellers
Kitcheneed

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‘ ROM the time when you begin to use
. a Setters KITCHENEED you will
wonder why you went without it before .
‘ and you wouldn’t trade it for my other

in one place and everything handy—at your fin-
gers’ end. Thcn you’ll find little devices for your

convenience and for still further saving your 13- 1

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find work concentrated‘

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lies and quasi-public bodies had been; i:..:§.,’2‘§“,;’§§i,f‘t‘§§;iitEigfrdggol’fiiflig ! hot and steps.
their] bv Mr. Hill. iic was-made a trusw ‘1‘?" C “F 3° ’0“ ‘.°- ‘9“ Y0“?
- I Had F by K a 1‘ in; d it ' '

ttee of the Connecticut Company April? {guilds crfychbmtl‘c"IciJcli‘cx-c an“? eff." And you Wm find that “sly 3 Sellers KltChenem l
514' 19345 ' ‘ . ifi'éilflmed and I we" roundly.“ has those features and the Skiilful arrangement of i i .
1 Mr. Hill‘s death is the second aniongi Said everywhere. _ . _ .
lthe trustees (if the (‘onnectici'l'LCOt'n-‘l ‘ ~ ' 5P3“ that You like the mos} That __13_ Why they
ipnny'appointcd a little more thnn‘iwo ' . . . ‘ n ' . - H ' ‘ ' - ‘ -

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:yenrs are. William Waldo filiyde,ot .; 5 . are ‘3 Y 0 Own d a 0 \what a it h n cab:
his city havlht.r died last Octgber.~"llhd‘ ‘ Big . Bargins , f net should be." ‘ ‘ ‘x ' i
original board of trustees appointed - '1‘ Krailach & Bach _. . , i

 

 

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,_ Every Grade til Furniture?”

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- HOWLAND’S

Entrance on Main St. Farfield Ave., Cannon 8!. ‘

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Bridgeport, Conn., Monday, October 2, 1916. j

 

“Snugley” and pretty
new comfortables

lltnt wri Ul coilitol‘tulll., one pulls up \\llli a chuckle. 3

nl t‘nzittllt. ~lii'l that it \\lll il1\Lli't' \lul‘illlll (iii tllmugllthe
lllglll.

liltil \lil'l (if t‘tllllltil‘létirlt’

‘ . . little lull» love to snuggle
ilunll llitu its 1i illl'tl 5”qu

lcs into its norm llc~t.

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mole 1‘ \t-l'y lit-av)". lilcr tllc)‘ are the llulltcl' they
arc. ‘

_ \ll .il‘c lihlt'lill ill patttrll Illitl Cultit‘. Sonic are made '
\\ ltll .l \ittlc bulnl border of llaill lillt surrouiltllllgr the
tilllllli’ tig’urctl ccntcr. ‘

ltxlltcst it‘llti \\(tl‘lllt‘sl of all iwlin's colltctioll arc the
cullliortnblcs lliit'ti \vitll léllllltsrlultti. ’

lllt‘ll‘ vim-tin}; 1. :t lil~ll‘till\ light Mill tinc silltralld—

cotton fabric. lining is light tine carefullv-clioscll lalllbs’
\vool. '

lllcir colors are sel‘viccalllc tints of liilit‘ illltl pink
Illltl i'tl\i‘.

\ll :ll't' :tlllply later for lixi' on lit'ti\ of i'cgtllilr size;
llit".l\lll‘t' 70 by 73 inches.
' _ > ”‘
.\llllU\l no weight, almost utilllllitul \vnrilltli,—-$5.50

and 1 2

fabric, I
pink, yel-
samc htlcs prevailing ill tllcir

l’tctfv t‘tlllllttl‘iitlilt‘s fillctl “llli sllotvv cotton
t‘tt\t‘l't‘tl with iltlttctl alltl ligttl‘ctl ~ilk»;llltl—'ctittoll
\\llll back of prcttv silkolcllc, liortlcrs of blue
low or lii\t‘lltit‘l' with liltis’t‘ ‘

llgtll'ctl «ruins—~71 by 78 illt‘llt‘Sw‘ $3.50 ~.
‘ fl‘lllc sllkolctic colllfortiiblcs that will give good long vlr“
scrttcc, smoothly and (‘vcltli' patltlul \vith sllmvv cotton, ‘
ill good figured designs and with both sides of attractive f
'

pattern. 'l‘llcsc of extra size. 72 by 94 inches! $3.50 -
. llfll‘l: lillt‘tl t‘t)llllt)i‘lill)t‘\ with a touch of brightness in
fltctr designs. firmly fitstctlctl. g‘uml size, cotton fillcd,—$3 ‘

\tnl a quantity of tam-fill warm colnfortablcs with t
cotton lllillig iii " $2 and 53-50!
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ls Represented in Our l nztrcrse Stock r

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And we guarantee the best of values on every item for the
parlor, library, den, office, dining room, sleeping room or
kitchen.

We gladly store all purchase free for future delivery.

Visiton are urge-i to visit this ideal furniture store.

RAYMOND & SON

Wall 78. High Sts. Funeral Directorsfiv Norwalk

 

 

 

Groceries Purchased Here

are Guaranteed to Give ,
Perfect Satisfaction

30 Pink Stamps with r lb. No. I Royal Plantation Coffee

70 Pink Stamps with I 1b. Very Best Grade Tea
Beckmann’s Best Breakfast Cocoa, large tin
Fancy Whole Grain Rice, 10c grade 3 lbs. 20¢
Derby Brand Ox ongue in glass jar ......... 2 '
New York State Eggs (Warranted fresh), dOZ. 45¢-
Ruppert’s Extra Beer, case of 24 bottlbs ........ S '
Monogram Rye or_,Duf¥y’s Malt Whiskey, bot. ...... 85%

Fine Old Port or Sherry Wine, per gallon .. . . . . . . $120

A. F. Beckmann & Co.

GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
§ and 85 Washington St. ‘

 

 

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