u an. um I’m I
”I “87 (unusa- ui {It
yt’il'h.‘ no rum in
103 I tyol'usu‘. “50L?! '3 it
mt"!!! To erratum L‘uv
£3 tot. mat tan old. it man
a great deal to you.
Taylor at Golden
Telephone No. III
loath Harwell. Trim (:0. ll“.
ON'T wary about the
chilly «lays and nights
that autumn will bring.
Buy our guaranteed coal and
(liver up. You'll get the high-
cst quality coal your furnace
has ever tested.
Harris 8: Cam»
Broken sizes to close out at
Regular price 81.19.
Also plain chambray ......
88 washington St.
Percale and Gingham House Dresses in stripe: and checks.
J. I. MALLETTE
animal-“a
1h hm: an I» flan Irate.
at Uri my
1N uni-rt: It" Tm! Ant-hr.
Harold than all Mitt ‘IiHN'!
The bride mend any award
law ulti- too on” I» Int-thi-
The unanimous in neiptut rliy en
mi." oi Kauai: and has held lhlr
‘.m.—:ttct. to sonic lute.
HALLOWEEN ounentse PARTV.
ert-(Ill Powell. of Keeler avenue.
was very pleasantly hurtiriscd, Mon-
duty evening. by a number of lhel
young people of the Epworth league
of the First M. E. Church. llallowe'gn
carries. etc. were enjoyed by all the
young people. Those present were:
Elizabeth Wilson, Gwendolyn Fisher,
Ruth Raymond, lrene Raymond, Au-.
,tusta Fallon, lsabella Slauson. Ethel
iltkemun. Mabel Munhall. Ethel Down.
...................... 93¢
.................... $1.50
South Notwalk.
House Dresses
Reduction oi flow Dru-ea. made at high-grade per-
calea and gingham. in plain and fancy stripes. Trimmed
with plain material in lei! colon.
mm m”
to m an
(imitated From first Page.)
Flrl‘ pole Jame .
liens hdll ca John Nathan.
i‘atrof blip] .-- A. t: Kern
Aluminum roaster—By ivester Broth»
“axon.
erton. ‘0‘!“
Bottle of perlumer-r-Edward .\ unar-
ity.
tlil heatcr J. lioldizar.
Boa oi citrazs 7le lil'd lictiuit‘k.
llttuI -\\'illiam i yhn.
(“use of pear.» James liilzon
’i‘ool rel W. llriscoll.
Husker of fruit James Ilagoti.
cs. .‘iii' and Mrs. l’owrll. Mr. and Mrs."
l DEATHS AND FUNERALS.‘
Funeral of Joseph Czajka.
held at St. Joseph‘s church yesterday
afternoon at 1:30 o‘clOck. The fitti-
liev. Joseph M. holy and u’t‘lrelurgeiy
intended. The deceased was a niche
ber of the
bers of the society from Bridgeport.
services in full uniform. Amour: the
lit-‘ilktl. Anthony Letitia. John Roz-l
tick, John Niti‘lliljbk and Stansilaua
liticzo. interment took place in the
New t‘ntholit cemetery. This morn-
ing tit eight o‘clock ll requiem mass
‘for the deceased celebrated at
St. Joseph's. church-v linubury News.
\\' il?‘
Water St. South Norwalk
HOW IS THE TIME
TO PAINT
Your House-—
Estimates Cheerfully Given.
108 So. \Main St. Phone 1446
.-
WEATHER FORECAST.
._.
pm. Norwulk and vicinity: Unsettled
tonight and \‘t'ednesday. A disturb‘
;‘.Lit't‘ central mer Upper Michigan is
t. ti>i‘il!. unsettled and showery weath-
t r in the nor-thorn portion of the Lake
Judge William i-‘. 'l‘umtnnny‘is in
“ Bridgeport today on legal business.
Regular btt<iness was transacted at
liast night's 3"‘gullll‘ met-tint: of Our
illrothcrs' Lorine. No. iii. 1. (i, i), l-‘.
l
l
Williams in "The Nur-
at the Palace to-
— 1‘09 l'lul'l
emburg Witch"
tnight.
l
Buckingham Woman‘s Relief (‘orpit
iwill meet Thursday afternoon at 3
I'm-imit- in Illetl Men's tutu. Main street”
\i‘. (L (lil't‘en, Nelson l’ovvell, t‘haries
Three bags of flour—A. J. Murphy.
(the or pork and beans John Mc-
i
i
i
i
i
l
t
i
i
:
5.
WWW
QwLAND's
Entrance on Main St. Farrfleid Ave. Cannon 8:.
Bridgeport. Conn. Tuesday. Oct. 31, 1915. '
We sell many
lightweight woolens
.\l.‘tity “IKIlt‘lh of light
. \‘t't‘lulll 'tlltl li'it' ’t‘\llli’t.‘ 'l ‘
. .- -. ‘ . . ., . .ro 3
lit Hip Mild llillll lllt‘ ~im‘t‘ ~ t‘ It‘cliciit t‘tlllt‘t‘titiii 3
2'.
llmt incl 2‘ or liil‘.lt\l ltl \ttt‘l'
The funeral of J'ostlt (.‘Zajka was L.
eral services wero conducted by the "
l’olish Falcons and metu- 'I'
Norwulk and this city attended the
floral tribuixs was 21 large \Vreitth
from the Falcons. ’l‘lic pallbearers
were Nicholas llosck. Francis Boro-
NORWALK
SOCIETY.
mnnmbu-
News
4.33;". w. “'1
STABEIZL—SCOFlELD.
.i pretty wedding was celebrated
llilh iillt‘rnoon in the Rowaylon Bap-
: Ii.ti.ch, wilt-n .\l.\.~* llelen Scout-id
hccnttie the [mic of l“ii-(lc‘l‘t'li 1‘, Sta-
bill, The ceremony was performed
by the Jim. S. 1’, Wood, unrated by
lit-\_ Henry ii, Anderson, lioth Miss
Ncolicld and Mr. Stitbell are residents
of Highland avenue. lioy‘nyton.
'i'ht- t'iltll‘i'll was beautifully decorat-
Ml with it profusion of palms and
t'ltrysallllli'illlllllfl, and was a fitting
.mcltim: to stich a wedding. ’l'hc fillldlr‘
rim: ceremony was used and the bride
was given away by her lather, liar'ry
l-I. Scofleld.
After a short reception in the
church ,ibe bride and groom departed
won an automobile tour of New York
title. The trip will extend over it I!“
rind of two Weeks. and they expect to
hi- hi home. at 9 Highland avenue.
about November seventh.
'i‘ltc color scheme of
1,
t
illi‘ lll‘ltit-'<
rouioti. Considerable cloudy weather and all members are urged to tiiit‘nIl-wown was pray. pink and blue. ’l‘hc
prevails in nearly all districts east of
rm Mississippi River. For: prevails
. i‘. the ,N'orth Atlantic coast. The tem-
lit-raiiire continues mild for the sea-
mm of the year in the central and
citstr-rn districts. . ,
WEATHER A YEAR 'AGO
,as ‘mm will he inspection. .-
l The .ltmior (iuild will give a Hill-3
‘lowc‘cn party this evening in the!
lTrinity \otiug Mott's club rooms. A]
jolly time is tvpcctcd.
__-_...._..._
l
i \ ilullow'e‘cn metal will be held this;
TODEY' hi ll levelling in the Norwalk M. E. church.l
Tcnutcratu .: . 0W 5:; g', under the auspices of the Epwortr
tr. Fitir. ‘ i he ' L I ' Lemme. Each‘member of the league}
I lire invited to bring a friend. i
‘ Festival of the All Saints will be.
' lcelebrntetl tomorrow morning in the
;Trinity Church. Morning prnycr will
illi‘ followed by the t'i‘lt'lll‘illltlll of Hill)"
ii'tiillmltllltlil ill in o‘clock.
.ludzt- .l0.~eplt R. Taylor is in! ‘ '
Illmgl'lm” “‘1‘” on “lg“ business. ; ——\\'. S. llitrt in “The llnwtt Milk‘l
.-.._ itlf at Palace \\‘cdncrtlny.
A meeting of lite .litncy Association
will be held in thc Quartet rooms on
North Main street, this evening.
~
A Slimlill moo-ting of the Hospital
'l‘himblc (‘iuli was held this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. ilowitt'd Bell. in
Arch strcet.
”See Nell Shipman and on till Filli‘
in “’i‘hrotttrh the Wall," ill the
Prince toiiiuht.
Intel
The New Psychology Club will hold
the“ first mceliug or the year. tomor-
\ row, \\'edncsday, at the Norwalk
Library. .\lcmbers are urged to be
present.
The downtown police headquarters
received it complaint which said that
there was a sick horse on Burbank
street. ()tficcr Tootblll
and took charge of the case.
~1‘hc areal. masterpiece "The Coin-
mon Law" featuring Clara Kimbnll
Young at the Regent tomorrow.
A child about four years old caught
her foot between the flagstones of the
Lnudcr block, this morning. Pedro
Marino went to the assistance of the
child, and it was necessary to remove
the shoe to get release the child.
Butler lodge, I. O. 0. F.. will hold I
rehearsal tonight of the third degree
of Truth. Oilicers and members re-
quested to be present. Our Brothers'
Lodge. of the First District. will visit
the lodge Wednesday b‘voninz. Novem
her 1. to witness the third degree.
/
small Deposits
While it is generally known
thlt THE PEOPLE'S
TRUST COHPANY is act-
u' Wm for individ-
“domination: of large
ltjhmot well known
investigatcd'
The case of John Paul. ttdministrh-i
‘tor, vs Raymond Brothers will be
:hi‘ill‘d tomorrow in the Supreme.
‘(‘mtri, lridtzeport. This is :m oldk
isult and involves the title of property.
in the Roton Iiili section.
l Thc Court of (‘ommon Pleas held a
iression in the (‘ity l-itill this morning
land the case of the Norwnlk Heating
‘Company vs. Louis \‘erlin was held.
IIJiidge Scott of Dnnbury presided, and
jno decision was rendered in the case.
-—See N-ell'Sbipntan and an all star
1cast in “Through the Willi," at the
iPalncc tonight.
.I
A GREAT CHANCE.
~for everybody to buy ex'm dry
:Nev: Redford esoollops, 350 q!., Tiltlsh'
day and Wednesday front 3 ‘o 7 p.
'm. at the wagon, li'aier and Wash-
:ington street.
___._______——-
l .
.TODAY IN WALL STREET
l
i
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. tu.—~The
Paper, Fertilizer and more obscure
lspeciaities continued the conspicuous ,.
ifenturcs of the intermediate session,
twith increased inquiry for United
States Steel and" allied issues at fun
ther moderate advances Rails and
'othcr standard stocks lagged.
..-
NORWALK CHAMBER OF .
COMMERCE MEETING
‘An enthusiastic meeting of the Nor-
iwaik Chamber of Commerce was held
l last evening in the ofllcea of the Chum»
; her of Commerce. in the Town Assemf‘r
:biy llall building. and was largely at“
,teuded by the members of the organi~
ration. '- at pm if!“
i R. G. Stoddard, of the A
;City Bureau.‘nddreseed the meeting
l
t
‘and spot: it the general improve
.ment i ber- of commerce and ed-
i ucation work
i
I
After listening to some further ro
.marks by member- ol the ermin-
1tiink Fro-itch buds.
mérican ‘
material was ui'ay ucortreite
with pink satin tutti lrilntnt-d uiih bloc
.‘ibbon. She wore tt hat of the slum
material, tmd it was trimmed with
pink French buds. She, cttrrietl bou
She carried :1 bolt
quct of pitik chrysttnllicmulus,
The bridesmaid was Miss t‘athcrlnc
Mnlkm, and she was handsomely
dressed in pearl acorucltc crepe with
Coluc trimmings. She also cut-Tied pink ”'3' l“
(‘rcpt'l
lteatdon, M. Hoyt. E. Hoyt, ti. Saul)
and l. lliketnan.
lii'”ill and approaching
teacher in the Danbury High school
and Dr. Lewis Beers Porter. Both are-
from Providence, R. l.. where Dr. and.
.‘ll‘a Foster will make their home
The wedding will take place Satur-
dtiy, thcililic'l' Ii. liatibury News.
t‘omtnodoie
diun Harbor. Grecttuich. i.\ still on iii-a
. . ~ ,
motor trip to anti from t‘anadtt. lie. “HF-'1’. J. Moore. \' V ii i ‘ ‘ I
~ . .i‘. , - . , , it - ~ \ . .t. ., -, .
is accompanied by his daughter-fit I‘M" ““l J- “- ("”10“. ‘ H “' '” l” l" II-IIMJ llllll] iitnltt- illiil (1”,.an-
Mt's. Ratttsey ’I‘urnbull and Mrs. (‘lif-|
lord ll. Harmon. and Miss Mary Flil‘
icy.
Mr. and Mrs \tidncw ll, Lyon.
who net'c recently married, httvc‘
i-ittricti liousritccping on Park ow
title, iii‘idueport. Mrs, (‘httrlcs N
Smith. mother oi~ lira. Lyon, is spend
lili: a few \l.l)'> “ith thcin,
MIN. (it‘lll'i’t‘ t'lark, (ll
avenue, and Mrs. W.
Main street. lune been spending twr
(l1l_\'>' lll \‘cw York.
Mr and .\lt‘.~. Arthur '1‘.
i’elhntu littuor,
in Notwitlk, on Sunday.
Mrs. Robert H. Martin, of liridgc
port \\li.\ a \isitor in .\'ot'\'\‘:tllt, _\'t‘.~‘
it"t'duy.
' - ' ‘l
J Edward l, Finnegan. of Main stret-
wits in liaitliilrytodtly. on business
._...
‘5‘
”MIL: f‘Tlic Dawn Malt
Palace-I Monday.
I
l
l
- W.
tiers. lioy lil‘Uéll, Lloyd (View, My, l’tlat‘
Announcements have been received Johnson.
1.5- fi-ictids in llanbury-qt' the engage-i Ilainwll. 0. Pollard,
marriage or
Miss ituth Leonard Foster. formerly 7'
t-:. r‘. lii‘lit'tlit'l lit in ‘
llulllllltlli; MR. FAIRBANKS’ MOTHER
T. Taylor, tilt
\lurruy. ot
.\'. Y, \\'-"l‘tI \ltlllif'“
:mmk l‘it, ltt‘t‘iillM' ill itt~t one
l (ltdtr for it lady‘s hill 1). J. Moore.
liaskei oi fruit J. Leonard.
i'l()('l\‘* Robert G. Mitchell,
Ten pounds of roost beef rWilhatn
thing":
It indicates style trend.
1
llll\l' ttl'n' ltt‘ ‘ ll‘i‘ii
build-matte and \cr\ \t'ryit'mlilc
All through the n‘tlllilllQ
l
\‘.|iI|l ‘il
t ~ ltl illztlxt‘ il]!.ili‘t‘\~'t‘.~‘,
_ H tin-“w lot now (Hill for
t‘tltri illuzllllx
I
l
l
Box of Liggett‘s candy » Arthur Kel~
1"" ll' 1'“ ' I“ u" ‘ilm‘l‘l‘l llfllll l‘“! llll or i‘l' ‘ ‘ *
. 4 . ‘I ‘ ‘. int c\. ill‘tI-
1 llox of tandyr Mil-as Helen Sherry _ \k i 9 t. I .
.1 llrushes—H. Reyfuse ‘ '. “11'“ mi lilitl ii:;t\ lit‘ worn with ‘ t' - m . ’
I Tobacco jar . "‘ ' ”'“l-“ll lltwt‘dlh ‘
li‘. J. Reindurt.
l'lpc Irving Hztymcs.
Shining H‘l John '1‘. Slit-vita",
Slunitig cup and brush litilllllllt‘k
i'i'hctmuto.
t‘tilte J. Ner‘,
(‘ukt- . \l'iiliain llincs.
l‘.’ tlol. cut glasses
Stilts pillow
‘H ‘ . ’ .
t ill, \\llt ii tillt liltiltiiN. \iil ultt ti mttrtim ~ t'YlIl i~ rcnt‘lt—
it til .tii t_vc t'iiiil 1< l't'llltt\t‘|l”il-lill‘ I
change ill t‘nxtttmt-l
ctl. ill lllt' l\\llil\llll
litiltl. it t’litti'iiiitig'
.‘ ic-
_ Illt‘llt'dlll will of for or 6 till of
liilll'lt‘, llllt‘ \\‘tmlt'n tll't‘\\' pin-\t'rn-x
mutt}, 'ltx (Illt‘ of lllt‘ lii'i~l
\\t'.’ll‘\ long itiltl wt‘ll.
\‘v’tiril \t'ltilll‘ Hr tilllt‘l‘
il\ lwuut} {itltl
~Ltl ixt'.it‘lr ll \
,' .
intr-
\7tt~Iiil11t‘.~‘,
' J. lioi'uey.
w. out);
til
e
Shining cup
Anette wan:
; Solo pillow
illl the ”hilt Ilcliolitiull
pulpit- and wine tints, l
li'tllll dull to light.
.l. Klillui',
James ll. Rtisng.
James lingon.
t'ttl gloss tern dish H lillf‘i‘lllL'ltIll
Murry other gilt». titiiotii; llll'lll built:
mun) lilillllblilillLDli'lI‘S of l:tllt‘\ wort:
“t‘ri' tllrll'lllllli‘tl during lhc wct'k..‘\il
'how person-x who l‘t‘t't'lu‘tl mitts List
‘uiulti lill'tlllL'll their clients. may ml
the mint- by applying to lit-putt" i‘hiel
William .I. l'owi-li. all lltutuond «-
Sons' Furniture Store, lll “’ull street.
t
”DEAD.
} \ittotig' tltcm warm lirtmtix. rit‘ll
ltiillllitll-g'i't't‘llx liltlt'~
in \lliti'lt‘i
' . _ ..
lnpltn \lt‘lit’. wig-4c .‘l’ltl t.iltt-t.r.—~$I \(t'wl
\H- . , .I . . .
.ttpt liltilltlul .llltl litilllin. up]... oi “WI! an“ moi!
Sr :3 iii .tn,
7 ’ .
l'lllt‘
Sign \rl,
\\I.'l\t'\(»r.... - . > .
‘ M~.liitl]m]ilili~ ill \Iitl‘d! lll‘lcr,“~’
l\'l‘ll illIl lll'lil ‘ ' ‘ ‘
t . lllll‘ll‘] ‘11“! “Trip-”l h . .. . r _—
‘1‘]. A lit lunuty. N13
t hittott lirontit‘lotit. lll\ll'iill~ pcrtttmicttt
iv llili‘KFlllill. ill. (ii til. i‘ t ‘ N w
\ t link. 10 >4 .V‘lV
-\\'. i-‘airlmnks, chu an HOP‘DN’Sl‘
dcntinl candidate, be last night to
deliver a cittitpttlgn a :‘ech. lcitrncd
‘llll'tlllgll ticu's dispatches of the death
'gof his tnolhcr in Indianapolis. and left
ycarly today for his home in that city.
abundcning the remainder of thc pro
gram of catiipitiun speeches in llllinlS
lllllxll, ~~$Lrl$
I
Right ttixlc. rcztr.
Make dress that fits
and do it without trouble
' 'i‘hc lliil'ilt‘\l port of home tin-«m
skirt or iii .1 dress arm» the buck.
The Mutienls of Merrili‘s Business
it‘ollcue will hold their annual dance. in
{the Town Assembly Hall on Friday of
,lihia wet-k, This is always a big time
.r‘in the school year. and it is expected
vtliat a large number will attend the
dance.
tilting is to iizttte‘ .1
it just \illllili‘ can't he Iimtc without ltcip.
why the (li't'\\'lil£il\'(‘l‘ is t‘
the lust ttiitttttc.
. ‘ That is
aliwl ill w lll.‘ill_\' tuttc~ ill almost
, .. . .
ill l Illt' tllt'\\lllitl\t‘l' is lltil llt‘t‘ilt‘tl in .‘l ~t'\vi‘iq~rt)0lll
Best Sewing Machine Offer
Ever Made to Any Woman
”se—
W is the
73579FR
Its stitch is the most
perfect.
Its light running treadl':
the mo": ltyg‘cui;
Its beauti‘ul case the
most artisti:.
Its automatic lift the
most convenient.
Its wonderful construe-i
tion the most durable.
The FREE excellall 0t
A True Blue Bargain in a BeautifulCase ~
your old sewing machine for
(Patented and invented by W. C. Free)
r
two new inventions: 'The Rotoscillo
makes sewing as easy-as play. and the Toggle-link move-
ment, whichmakes The FREE as durable as steel.
time. to trade
Sewing
Machine
EE
Beautiful when closed
her machines on account of
movement, which
Only °
$1.00 a Week
for a few weeks pays the dif-
ference between your old
machine ‘ and The FREE
machine. ‘
A liberal allowance given
{armada-chine.
ill CHILDREN lillf
“SYRUP 0f lliiS” l0li
[Will AND BOWElS
Give it When Fevcrioh, Crou. Biiious,
For Bad Breath or Sour
nhcrc .‘t Hull-liocltcrt drcssfirtu i< to be found That
iorttt lli;il\'t'\ it easy to hunt: ~|<iri or iii tlrcw‘ oruw'tfit
it may be adjusted to ditttcnxitnu illltl curves of the within:
on who t~ to wear tll't‘\\ or ~lv'li‘lwilllil then that portion
herself may complete the work she has m we” begun.
iwo throttle" are the Queen and the l':lll]li't‘.\‘<. rc—
\ ‘ . . . . . _ .
pittivtly Nb and :‘Lw. .\lltl now lllt'l't‘s .’l mu one
The t4-Section Special._
I“ ”U" H“. llll’ lml'llII“ l“ Ill‘ilIlt‘il llllll ti xt‘t‘llt'i'ic.
Stomach. 'l‘hnt mnl m i . . ~- -' .. . > , . g ' it;
Look ill the tongue. Mother! it u ‘ Hm “N” l" ‘l‘l’ll‘l- '\”‘l ”‘ l’ll‘i‘ ““510 .
I‘tlatit‘tl. it is a sure sign that your liI- l.t‘it aixlc. from. I.
tic onc's stomach. liver and bowels
need it uc‘htlc, thorough cleansing at
‘ once. The
I When pccvish. cross. listless. pitlc, *lOWIa d D y G d ~ C
‘docsn't sleep. doesn‘t cut or act nutu-+ - n r 00 3 0'
rally. or in feverish, stomach Hour. 34“ ‘
rlll‘vfllll had: has stomach-ache, sore. U ‘3'.
throat. diarrhoea, full of cold. give. :1 ‘ ., i _
tcttspoottl‘ul of "California Syrup of 2‘0 D . D D D D I D U u U ”D ' D ' ' D D D D ' ' ‘ ’
I‘l‘ilzs." and, in a few hours all the foul. D D
lcottutiptttcd waste. undigested food 1 7 . ; l U
and sour bile gently moves ottt of its 0 ‘ . FLOOR CO‘ ERI\GS a
little bowels without gripping, and D ‘ ' - ~‘ 9'
[you have a well. playful child again. D Lln0|eums Punted or Inlald 3
' You needn't coax sick children to a CONGOLEUMS—Rugs m" Yards ‘0
take this harmless “fruit laxati\‘e;" D C . p. '
. on oleum costs 1 .cr'n —
.thcy love its delicious taste. and it al» 0 muci belt" but 1 "If n“ ” man Olldorh wears U
'ways makes them feel splendid. "” O W
Ask your drntzgisl tor a art-cont hm- ‘L WOOL FIBER RUGS ' ‘3
tle of “California Syrup of Film." 2 6 by g. 7.6 by 1616. g by 12 a
which has directions for babies, cltil- TAPESTR ND 0
dren 0‘ all ages and for grown-ups a ‘ Y A AND AXMINSTER RUGS U
plainly on the bottle. Beware-of coun- D 0 D
.terfcits sold here. To be sure you get a A- DICKERMAN oh SON d
.the genuine, ask to see that it is 0 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. PHONE 446 0
made by "California Fitz Syrup Uom- D . b
Dani’:fi-Refuse any other kind with a u d a a a a O a (la a (i a (l a n G n
. v n ..
contempt. l - a .: '1 0‘0 Q a
t . * - __‘_____,~ __ . 3. . . ., , . “Ma
4 l - I f
‘6 99 1 Phone G i Prompt
Best Yet , g 1.05 racer es Dem... ,
3 -a'nd l‘urchased b;re are guara2 teed to give satisfaction. Noth-
. , J ing but the best the market aii‘ords. Our prices are al- ,
; Wlndy I way: right. ‘
l W thel‘ ‘ Very Best Creamery Butter. tb. .............. . 40¢
1 ea i No. 1 Royal Plantation Coflee, 35; grade _______ 31¢
‘ . Old Dutch Clo-nui- Reg too can 3 " "
l . u n . I - . . . . . ....... {of 25¢
i V“ “n “1““ °“' 3‘“ Y“ Gold Rock Brand Jam, large jar ......... ...... 15¢
Grecian mountin: to your Frau: CriapGrahImWalerI, 2 the o
futures so that you may wear i 3?“? 3'; W ' la; -- -‘ 35¢. 35¢ “"4 31.00 L' ’
rginia are ine.a itle r.......... 7
lmummmmoi 45‘ ° mm
l l ‘f 3 '1 uoawnam. uncut onocuv.
Norwalk Chronicler