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Remington. all other
per month. Machines
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“I Fall-field Ave., Bridgeport. Conn.
Call 499
JAFFE & ASH
We are in the market for all ,T
kinds of junk, second-hand fur-
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We nay the prices for every-
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CIGARS, CIGARE'I‘TER
PIPES and TOBACCO.
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Best El gm Butter 690 lb
American Cheese ..... . 35c lb.
Fresh Pot Cheese 1...... . . . 180 lb.
Limberzer Cheese ...- ....... . . . . 49c lb.
Munster Cheese ...- ...-.1” 49c lb.
Swiss Cheese . . . . . . . . . . 49c lb.
First Prize Nut Butter ... . . ...
Asparagus. tall can . . . ...T 20c‘c'5ii
Libby’s Pineannle. tall can . . .
SweetClover Milk 20ccan
‘ nishing sis fuel should his supply of
Balley 0 live cords of sawed and split wood
. .9 than he has in his woodShed become
35c lb. -» ;
. . . . . 35c can
Gold Cross Evaporated Milk . . . . . . . . . 2 cans for 25¢, 3 l
Libby's Evaporated )Ii'k ....... . . 2 cans for 259
, StandardButterdeggCo.
12 NORTH MAIN ST., SOUTh NORWALK
53 MAIN ST., NORWALK
' . anything that he really needs am he
dweller and min-inns the
[position'ot the elusen who coats-lies
' to spend his lite in some
or the containers: writer in the
- Seattle Post-Intelligence. The coun-
try gentlemen ‘never cares whether
the street can run or not, he is not
concerned with the electric um plant
or the water supply, havinc his relia-
ble kerosene lamps and a good well in
. working order for emergency use. He
is not afraid‘thu 400.000 of his towns
enwill5run'outlot coal at once and-
tréeze to de‘atli.“be¢ause the old grove
‘on the east forty is capable of fur-
depleted. He lives away from- the
mass, and his small wants are not
pushed and crowded by the mall
' wants of hundreds of thoilsands of
J - other poems. He feels that it there is
1 does not possess he can go out and
procure it any morning without much
' trouble, and he is generally quite right
I about it. ,. .
Charles M. Horton, or Hadley. N. 1.,
' cites the cases of the city and the
3 country citizens in a recent issue of
~ Collier’s Weekly. Writes Mr. Horton:
Th‘man who started the back-tome»
. term movement had something! The
- man who shouted "Back to nature."
‘ said something. The advice was di-
‘ rected at city dwellers, of course, be-
- cause folks who were living out of the
New Waists, Smacks E‘Middies
SILK WAISTS—Witha wide choice of models. materials and coloring. new !
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cities already did not need it. _
He’ takes up the case of the $20 a
- week married man, who hardly exists;
' in the city, and shows what he is ac-i
complishing in the country town: _ .-
, A clerk in the store hwre gets 32:) a;
' week, owns his own home and a boat :
on the lake and a jltncy. goes hunting
in the north woods in the fall. fishes :
evenings and days on‘ without number. '
picks berries, kills his min beei’ in the _
fall, raises his own pigs. has a. piano.
and a library, and a sih-r service nnd‘
linen, modem pictures on the walls,i
good'rugs on the floors. ll‘ilSSlOfl fur—1
nituro around the 1'00““. twin beds. a _
plain wall paper. eloct‘r fixt res—-|
everything. in short, limit the City.
dwuilor has, or wants, iril can't have
—~-and he is a clerk in :i ..rocery stow .
at $25 a week. And lit had those;
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials.
ROE SHAD ................................ 42c lb.
BUCK SHAD .......... ; ....... ..... 30c 1b.
STEAK HALIBUT ........ 32c lb.
STEAK COD ................ ..... ...... 28c lb
FRESH MACKEREL ....... . 280 lb.
FANCY SMELT ......... ........ -_ .. 28c lb.
BOSTON BLUES e ..... soeeece.e-e_e;-_e_eee-eee-geee1601b.
FRESH sesame .......... ..... 150 1b.
HADDOCK ................... 1401b
LARGE SOFT CLAMS—Large str' gs .. . 30c,‘20c
FINNAN HADDIE ------- nature's-‘03:.elsoojltotnl 200 1b-
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
'things \viion ho was 2"‘in2: $ls~~eix.
‘momhs ago, before ht- :‘nL a ruisw ;
Hind more, in fact, bur; 4‘“ ho (stimuli
§n trotting horse that «w illl go solar;
this animal has since (ii. 4. j
Thu writer himself -:is bnzniit-«l.
from the country to the . iiy under the A
common belief that tho i 1y is the only;
”dare for the man of tnbition \xhol
iwould go far. He hail brains, in a‘
measure; he had mun, .', in 3, meas-
ure, 41nd then. he lossul the whole
vthing up in the air and made back for
'lthe country, Where he now exists in
Hronicntmeut.
i And when one son city folk bi‘dt‘X‘ll'
Sod and harassed :imi bupinchod by?
iovery human want living: from hand
’10 month. and worming lost some ne-
.(‘Pssiiy of (‘XiSlDl‘it‘v im cut off by some
Hyhim of man or many of fate. one is
§ill('llllt‘(l lo gin: ii,“ argument of the
. ‘rountry (‘ililu'n l::‘.t' value and cre-
souwm son'm noanx. idem-v.
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