MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1917 l
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IMILK Pnicn, .
- ANNOUNCEMENT
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RD} EN S I EXCLUSIVE
I , I Suits,Coats,Dresses,Skirts,Furs,
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The price of milk at the farm is again increased, effective Effective October 1, 1917. and until further notice, sell. I
. October 1, 1917. It naturally follows that our selling prices ing prices will be as follows; I , ,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo DaIvis haiI'It‘I 1 must 3.130 be increased “ . - n ’ ”M'
1mm from, a “mun mp m “MN" The producers have named is price of $3.10 per th. Borden Three Way Seerce E
9” fl for milk containing 3 per cent biutterfat, with an addition- Home Service—In Metropolitan District 1
The official board of the East Ave 314° “3r “"311 onmtenth of one 1?“ cent 0f butterfst. Delivered at your home, in properly protected packages I
I sine 11 E. t- hut-oh meets this evening Judged by the fat content 011 the milk purchased this and at a proper temperature. Borden responsibility to I , ,
at the. dumb a. 54 I month and the record of October milk of former years, your door: : . . ,
1-- the quality of the milk purchased by this Company in 011- Half Pts. Condensed Milk .................... .13 . . I .
. . . 4 . . . . . tober will average at least 3. 9 per cent. butter-fat. These H H P 16
1' k Jt' " ils i 211 1:11 1 .11 E‘llLlP, has 11 t8. Route Cream ..................... . . .
resilgiied Iii: ptigilion as :11‘5111911‘ itt the 9 PomNsm er 3 per 691““ add 36¢ to the base Price Of $310: Half Pts. Extra Heavy cream ................ .21
East “walk EMU“. Light mm Imaging a- totnlIIcost of $3. 46 per th or, approxinmtely Pts Fluid Milk Grade B . 07 12 .
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if . _ . q . Qts. Fluid Milk, Grade B ............. . ........ . 14 S ters Jackets
If ' Wallace Htlb‘lod til klnlml. Milo: , This 15 an increase of 1 1I_2c Der quart OVer the Qts selected Milk Past Grade A I I _ .15 wea ’ ,
. formerly of East Norwttlk spent .1 it 11' resent “('05 to th 0d r. . . . ..........
I dials with relatives and friends ,‘ll tin; D This :mkes necegszlry :Ifieincrease 0f at least 3115. gcl‘ttlfied 1:111}! Grade A ................... it?) . Helmets, Scarfs’ ‘
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-.---'__ 1.- 1 1~2c per quart in our selliiiu: prices. '
' ' Store Bottle Service—In New York City S oves
A my fine ”my day program “m w‘i feaIIIthat .in view 0f the Himsenlta verymlarge decrease Our bottled milk and cream delivered at stores for dis- _ Shpper ’
held at the. East avenue .11. 1-2. chm-tit in so. es. t is price increase wi not e an cient to cover tribution b them. on mkmo delivery at the store Less '
yesterday in which the church and the the increased cost of milk and the greater fixed expense delivery segvice on 3'14,me 431d more service on your part . Have JllSl Received New supply
Sunday school assisted. per unit, resulting from decreased volume of business, and Our delivered prices on quart packages to stores will be I
._._._- __ leave a profit of 0119-11qu cent per quart. However, in view as fonowg- : . 9 S
George w. Smith of ih-oohiyn who of the present trying conditions under which we are all .. .. . i & S
has been spending a Week's \ticzitiou living, we have decided to defer any increase beyond the Grade “A“ Milk! Quarts """"""" 13 1‘2“ one: . A. Dleerman on
here with Mr, and Mrs. s 11'. \'til;:.ir 1 1-2.: forced upon us until such time as we have an oppor- Grade B Mllkv Quart: """" 12 1’2“ enc DEPARTMENT 51035
returned to his home yesterday. tunity to learnIfroIin our records and accounts of the ex- Plus bottle deposit of 5c. . I“)
d__._. ~ tent to which i te isposition of.i surplus milk and our de- Bulk Milk Servicefiln New York City % . .
The East Norunlk Iinpiownivni ti~ creased VOIume 01811108 under Pmsent Prices have inCTGMEd Grade ”B" Milk Creams Buttermilk and Pot Cheese 84 WEShlflflmn S‘s Phone 4
militia“ 1mm” “S “mum mm”: ‘0 costs. as well 113 to observe the extent 0f any further de' delivered in cans tobtores for sale in bulk you furnishing .
mrmw ammo“ at 3:30 at ”IO honn» crease in sales following October lst price adjustments. the container The minimum of delivery service on our I
“Who. E. A. St. John on St. ohn street. A study of the latest costs under present reduced volume part. the maximum of service on your part Grade “B" . _..-:«—-._. 1 . »--
.. —»- and porticularly the effect of muture decrease in sales, if Milk, the product in which the public is chiefly interested l .
Hem" '0 ““1“" ““3 “NW“ “ “”V‘i" experienced, may make a 1“ ‘ 91‘ advance necessary in Will Be Delivered to Stores For 10c Per Quart. ~"'—- —_'
$1811 on the front of his barber shop on the near future :
. East \Vilslllllglon stl-(wl whit-h Urgmi . The selling price: asked by the stores for both bottle and i F I I RNI' I 'U RE
1 ' 144.545.44.45, .5 m“, 45,. 11. 445,... 1115112. Howevei, under present condit1ons we prefer to forego bulk goods are matters for their own decision. It can be . *
reasonable profits temporarily and make sure of the
readily seen. however. that if a whole cent is added to the
u to): collector.
necessities of til it ti th lr th lbl . f ll‘ 1 ° .
.The district send-noon.“ llll’l Stit- necessarily to 3:213:25); ard‘iknsmzl; fifiangnfo add an 2:139:21? 5‘: {3:313:3nm2rmfiiyoume e“ savmgs l. I} Rugs, Mattings ’I Lanleum
WV cvenlnizII at tho ofllces of the FRESH mi‘lk always 0f great food value to young and old lsI at I'M t . o t . .4 51" .. “I
$ZLd°T,aff.‘;,“‘;‘; 45:;0I‘4‘ISII31‘3. (iii... these prices one of the most economical foods nrocurable. I -.- is.“ f ’ DrapefleS, PCTfBCthn Oli'Heaterg
I district. '. . : . FRESH milk has a ualatability and food value all its own. V no. iI l“ 01' “10 ”Villa R001“ “12 Dining R001“?
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futilitlsnyz;lebrtll:iy Ihut his “hum: '1‘ )7 BURDEN 5 FA RM PRODUCTS COMPANY, Inc. I “‘9 Bed R001“.
~Hanford place. where he has been ill
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thought to be typhold fever. . ,
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Rev. G. M. Ttieplo and with em ox-I'I H: , -. ' .1-.. . ~ ~ .:..—-_‘ i ..._
pectod to return from Hartford this
Week where they have been staying for
“reprint three or four weeks with rul-
atlves. They will again take up their
Either in Complete Sets or Separate Prices.
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11133 More Moore of Stamford was Imitation to titlr grounds may be
11 Usher in town Saturday. Iboughl tit the local depot.
and Mrs. John Seumd of Brooklyn
Mrs. ‘H‘. (l. (lrlnnell or 'l‘okenekeIi
‘ Ray Moulfleld of the 35111 Co, or
residence on Fifth street. 19“ foriNew York Frldny. I? N INTI; Iig‘mi‘j‘nt‘s'lagwtublt‘le Ni???
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The election of olficers of the. Ad ‘ Jack llettlne is the owner of a find I‘ 1: ‘IT IMorrilleld. __ STERLING ”—- AgentSfOr
vent Sunday school “as bold waiter-I; son Super Sh‘ automobile. '1: OWA I Mr. and. Mrs. John Johnson whoi
tiny and the following \H-le electedr NoROTONI Tho itinnualVitnt-ri—rdpoti was «in: I. Ewere recently nmiried left \‘1' (‘llnPEtlflli'I New Home SCWing Math'nes
annex-.intendont Richard [hand 113- (“II I0 ”II, mm Saturday. ' it: for Panama Canal Zone where they!
detect superintendent Vl alter 111411st 1 -1 -~ ~M~ --.. ..-. " " ‘1
gulll go to housekeeping Mr. Jorn-l flI Limited to 15 11126nger 311:}:
secretary and treasurer, Hairy Nick-I w..— . i - ~- I I t t 811 0
croon- llbrari-in Gunner loam-«rein w, The (lull-liquor 1mm“. he“ a moot-l I . I 1'11 ...' son is in tin employ of the gmein Saturday, 86%)l deliver any
' " '“ ' Inn: "1111.1 “minimal (‘1 ‘cl 1.. “‘5“ “WWW ““13 ““1" ‘ ”1‘” went, $1.00 we W1
primary superintendent, Theresa Pod-I 111 ll. ‘ ' . ‘U’ ' a“ day in Now York. I _ , sewing Machine you select.
telny; assistant prlmttrv superintend-I g1 I With the intention of entering the and a, payment Of $100 each
1m Mabel Lenders: chorlstor Mrs‘ "“’"’“‘ l . senlco \lr and Mrs. Raymond God-
’ . ' . Mr. and Mrs. Tracey Ambler ~11th
Alice CItImmnghmn; organist Mrs. [N ABLAZE [If [H‘HRYI George Hummersl uv. the (tutor colt-0nd with Mr. and Mrs. F1 ed her have gone to Washington ‘0 take
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week.
, the 11‘ Do not miss this OPPOI'mn
street blnt- kamilh sold his busintss to Ambler of Rowuvlon avenue. 35111] service examinations. They were
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I Irecently married and have been resld-i
E to: lk t 1 t1 rI - I M and join at once.
as 0“” ‘1 0 ‘0 1" scene 0 11111 the fire house. filled to its ra . . ”"51 W ”1 11" Parent-<4 M1 and "- ’ Th ' 111 s
. . , 4 . .a h l tench New Home 18 way
two weddings this afternoon the co“"pucity and with n iecotd broakluz The nlnncti- HlLlls uhmh 111111 been like: l'lizuutth St'm e 11 o s “ ll lmngdou. \lrs, Godbel‘ is the e
tracting parties being uoll known “mm the Norolon Heights fliemens ”WM" N mum“ 1" G D Knapp “i" i)“: m W050“ <1“ ut the ‘kamd 11 lotllolent stonot‘iuphcr at. Vick's realty: “tibia“ 32:3,;tydt‘zgpegéz
among the y-oungei society sot. Miss carnival came 40 a chap 3444441114" b placed :11 ”m ‘ “mm“ ‘1““3” "mm“ h" home Iofilce. llli. Godhcr is empqued by $111 Iggggwtion
Elsie .\'ain Steiling is to become lhe‘niglit The affair was It grand one this morning. : “1' and x4;;_l«‘y;ii;k Crockett ofI the New Haven road M Norwalk I 11See our Win'dOW display
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3:3: Sifafiéifliiiil‘iini‘f‘ 1.: {3:33.223 23:.239.li§rlife§i§ii “$513“: gift; Th“ “"“k‘m "‘ “""‘“'-‘ "°‘ 5°“ “WWW“ ' mm“ “W”. “n“ Wk ”mg m” by m:
to LeGrnnd Greenw (1 \li M l 1 Saturday on amount of the bidders Fi‘Sidt‘nf1‘l"‘«""“n819d ‘ Omtori Saturday, 86p
00 ' f 55 or ”.3“ blue. 130‘“ the mound “’01 and not bidding its high as the bids 110m __.. ‘ 29131!
Sterling is the daughter of Mr. undIihe hull upstairs ueie used [01 the . . - ...__ '
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expected to be. The highest bid was Mr. nnd Mrs. Lowden Jessup ofI
_a Norman mun Saturday,
“’5' Sylvem" M- Sterling of 20 Edlio'cmnivnl. 0“ “1“ ground ”0‘" here only 321500 I . Rowaytou avenue Spent Wednesday} . _.
Invenue and Miss DeWitt is the dauglt-Itlio various booths such as; the wheel .“I‘ __ in New York. i i Ii R n 8 Now
ter of Ralph E. DeWitt of 7'3 Edlio of fortune in chmge of J. Mean- and Capt, ”00,414.“ of the Day-ion Homo , W. i Mrs. R. P. Chittenden spent one day el our er m a g
, avenue. . 1M lllclnnis; Throw Doris in charge Gimmg 344414441441 the meeting of the Miss lilllo B.Rn1mond spent ”19 last week in New York.
,....M-.........u--4... Bardos; Hoop-Ala ln omcorg from all over Fairfield coun- week end with “IS Susan P9“? “II 1
I" ichnrge of J. Nixon and J. Golden; Lv which “111g hold 4.4 3414134444044 v4. .4. New Rochelle. I ‘Mlss Janet Lewis 11.15 returned homeI
“MMAflc; Km: SW Japanese rolling game in thecharge {4.443443 lililPlnoon. I after aten day 6 visit in Hartford. l
of Ill. Flaherty. The hall lip-I : Mr. and Mrs. S. Carpenter have ——~—~——-— :1
Islam: was used for dancing and man)”- Harni Schlichting came down from moved from F. Lockwood's place to Miss Wilbur Who has been OCCUD 1);]
”Neutrons Prescription 99" a Wonder people wore on the floor dancing with New Milford vesterday in order that E. H Smith's house 1113 The Moorings, owned by 1“
At lush a real does-whut-lt- ours. the good music provided by Blows or- [he maul be preqent to vote at the elec- —— Randall has leturned to XPW YOTk- Dl
rheumatic remedi. nothing like it chestra. The exterior of the fire tlon todlny . . Rev. and Mm H. E Anderson SpentI I
me ever before known and that is no house was decorated with electricI . I Wednesday in Bridgeport attending DONOVAN CONGRESSIONAL TIM
Every man and women who has this added 11 great deal of life to the gatuok last Sunday to obtain a posi- ' I The election in Ncrualk today will
rheumatism gout or . neuralgia, grounds around the firehouse. The (ion as h chnull’eur returned to Darlen Francis Johnson was one or the have some bearing on the Congres-
flight la try ‘neutrone Prescription people who attended the affair at all. again 'llhursdav and is now working drafted men who left last week for clonal situation. M‘ayor Harstrom is
‘39” at once and see how marvelously enjoyed themselves, as there were a at Stewiard's grocery store Ayer. not considered by the. Republicans as‘- ._
aim“. \ great many mirth makers present toI ._..._ ‘ -'Congressional timber. but a victory} f“
9- ilights strung to nearby trees and Charlies Murphy who left for Non the Fairfield Baptist Association 5 BER ' I :1 I ‘. I“ _ a,
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Cut out those fiery llnlments and see that they were glad that they Hermbn Theole and Rower- Wit Mr and Mrs. Jesse Jarvis and for Jeremiah Donovan maymean that km
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dirty selves use a good clean inter.- did so. The carnival broke up at 11111113. two of the Darien boys who daughters spent Wednesday in New directly thereafter he will no put for- . The only range t is fully nt I .
ml remedy “Neutrons Prescription about 12 o'clock The committee in are at ohm“, Devens Aver. M355! are York. . ~ ward '18 candidate f0” the CODEWS‘ he“ 13. 00 to $85100
99" is remarkable because it ptfiiflew charge or the carnival was: William sending cards to their many fflenqg jsinnal nomination by the Democrats. l $353633 FROM -, . , . . . , . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . .- -$
“'0 blood assists in nature’s way. mediate chairman; George Peaston. saying but they enjoy the army lite Miss Marion. Jarvis entertained the n has’been the'hottest fight that the'I WE SPECIALJZE 1N FURNISHING nouns 001013le
gives you what you need to fight of! treasurer; J. Golden, secretary; J very in ch. members of the Deft Finger IClrcle. Norwulks have seen in many years;
Igflreumatio poisons, a good clean Barrios. E. Bordos. G. Benton 1. Mean. ITuesday evening. Red Cross Work and the old bitter neighborhood feel-
holthy system '1‘ M Collins, J. Nixon, M. Flaherty. 0n OiIbtober 4. the railroad wlll runI was taken up for Itbe present. ting between South Norwalk and Nor-i
“'5 “0t 0‘19 Of “1058 temporary r81. M Momma. G. Miller, F Flsher and a 31395qu train from New ’gork 4.9 [119' Iwall'r has cropped out in the sopport
all-ins. good only while name. it frames and A. McHale . . . ‘, -,
an n: ‘vqssoclntion been that or the excessive taxes with
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