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.3 Fresh Sweet Cream Butter
‘1: . A sturdy body—~with a‘strong sh'u firm
“:3: muscles sound teeth, steady nerves-[is hiflhiiiéimn.
bymeal, clay byd ay. ~ «ii
2;: oints to the importance of simple, whole- Ali
some. bu t-well food. .The most portant Item I ‘
i‘l health buildinglmeal'isl good. “goredwholesoilbeti if
appetizing butter.
Every ounce of butter-“sold'at the James Butler
.5 925 Quality Stores 1s of the purest manufactured i
:? Our butter tinged sees to this. “H111 a 4;
ins ection o e creameriess ying e ounceI
if of utter sold at our stores. m' is morenth: butter Ki
3; has to stand two exacting tests before it comes to 4;;
him for his final judgement. .g
Our. Fresh Sweet Cream Butter is made from' o)
fifiutumed creamo that is obtained from a selected .{l
erd of cows. The pasturizing is accomplished in it;
lathe most sanitary proof dairies of the world. The a
T37 result being that the butter passes the heat U. S. t.
'. i? Government test of any butter 1n the wot-l. That 1s ii
it why we can make the bold, direct statement that our
19' Fresh Sweet Cream Butter' 1s unqualifiedly the best
3).; in the world. One trial will prove this to you.
:31 SPECIAL PRICE
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) :1? Coffee that IS ”Roasted Fresh Dailym
Famous Coffee 1139‘:
With a Pleasing Aroma and .Taste
‘3.‘
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were.
1.7;. . A Nationally Known Article '1'
1 Blue Label Ketchup iii
__ .511. 151: use 25.; ,.
l}: I A Delicious Drink
:3 Baker’s Cocoa% c...
u’l8c
T ‘. ssg‘sivls
iv 1:? Fancy Out. 1925 Pack N Y State U -
l 11' Cut Stringless Beans 2 “m" 25C
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it Halloween Specials
it? New California No. l Walnuts :
u 1925Crop.............Lb.39e
1:? New mused Nuts...............Lb.33c
None Such Mince Meat. . . . . .Pkg. 15c
Blue Ribbon Currants. . . . .. .Pkg. 20c
1? Dromedary Dates. ...........Pkg.'21c
it New Crop Smyrna Layer Figs. Lb.‘ 29c
i? Chiver’s Olde English
Marmalade 1,. . . . .s Jar 31c
‘5’ 13.813. Plum 9.111111331111111 Can 10c
i’ B.&R. Plum Pudding. .No. 1 Can 29c
33; 11. 1&8. Plum Pudding.‘.NoZ'20a_n 49c
m4”: ”‘4‘
_ l Sodas . 2 Packages
~ -~. Grahams ‘
. ,2 :Sunshlnew Yum-Yum! 9c
L Lemon 81111sz
1' Fig Newtons 4 ,
N. 11.13. ) Lorna mom i 2 Pkgs. else
0er Fig Bars. . . . . . .....2 Lb. 25c
l N. n. c. Malted 111111 ntsctiits..1.h. 25c
ii“. :91ers Sparkling Cider... . . .Bottie 131
2c Deposit on Bottle '
,hhott’SlQuart Bottle...............2lc 1;:
F’Sweeti I/ Gallon Glass Jog... ,.,.‘39e ‘
Cider lGallon Glass Jug" .
No Charge for Container. .
Canadian Turnipsh. . 2...... . . . . . .3 Lb‘sl‘lm: l
' .1 Virginia Sweet Potatoes. . .3 1.1111'131: ‘
‘ 11111 onions, Red or Yellow. . . . .3 Lbs. 15c ’5
‘8 Rhode Island Greenlngs. . .3 Lbs. 4Pl'lc;
7" EatingAppies....._.....l..21. titer}P 15¢ .62!
‘“ .Calitornla 0ranges,(Mcdium)6 for ace: 4
i: Grapefruit, (Breakfast Size) . . . '._3 for: 20¢
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lSE SENTINEL RESULT -OETTlNG ADS '
The low-lrlng end or the Italian freighter 13-1111qu Nut 1... [11:31:11. m piled from the resume ship, President 111111.11. that More
to Darcy Jones Tim'lt‘l‘r on October 21.1110111 i 100 mitt-v. 1111.»: 111 ion Kerk. This remarkable picture was taken during the resin! storm which
doomed the H‘S‘Si‘l, Immediately after the crew were brought to MITCH”.-
l‘rt ~ lili‘lll
'l‘ln-
by [“0 Allll‘riillll llnrt
Tll‘l‘O storins in l'i‘l‘i‘lll ,rt-urs.
litntlluu.
hluhrst prnls: hus boon
1 rescue ship l'rosltlt-nt. lint-dint: “lll‘l
: (llSllllIi‘t'. \vnit‘r-loggutl.
Those “ore unalotts 111111110111». l'ur tlu- illll)lllt‘il Juno/lo World and the
1 thl~ photograph “'llh’ taken. In the
SlOI'IIl-llililt'l'i‘il 11nd rondy to sink, is the llllinn
freighter—its orrw praying for help.
lifeboat of the President llurtllng'. lmt in our of tho t‘nrly rt‘wuu ntirtnpis.
Ore-r such failures as this. the Aturricnn heroes “on snot-use.
in tho fort-mound is 1111 overturned
CORRESPONDING
A communication, objecting to tho
plan to hold :1 hearing on proposed
bus lines in this State. the. first next
Monday, “'11.“ rvm‘irrtl today from .l.‘
l). Alice of, 101 Harrison stroll. Now
Britain. It follows: _
"A Very SN'iulls objection to llli:
plan to hold the hearings on the: pro-
posed bus hut-:4 in the near future.
the first next, Monday. lli'lf'lnllf‘tl ill
mission Tuesday, but was not men-
iioned in the 111-115.: reports.
“The attorney representing: the
railroad subsidiary said. in suhslanmn
,that he could not promise to have,
‘iho schedules of tum; ready for the
hearing, that they wore undergoing
constant study and modification. l‘ll
Many Women Use
Simple Mixture
l Women appreciate the quick 111‘—
: than of simple huckthorn hitrk, ply-
icerlne. etc... as mixed in Adlerilm
[This romores GAS from tho simu-
luch in ten minutes and brings out.
surprising umoums of old waste mut-
ler you never thought nus in sour
“sit n1 Adlrriku stops ihut lull.
‘ bloated feeling and nt-nkts \ml 1 n 1111
eating. It is an excellent lllllHlllldl
1‘mucuant for the relief of nlulin: m-
constipation
lhleu Hamid .\
Alain stirr-t. South \‘muulk.
.‘loutl. \ f'm
Atl\.
WANTS TO POSTPONE
the session of ill" l'lllJlli‘ lilillly (“mum
111 nl‘. i. ll slum 11 h llo‘u/
OBJECTS T0 PROPOSED BUS FARES"
TO RAl... RATES;
lEARlNGS
that thy-y would correspond to those
on the railroad!
“Now. tho fares are a vital feature.
“The ohjm't of the hearings. re-
quired by law, on the applications,
w to g... nn uxprossiou of public
“pinion regarding them and to de-
1. r-lop 11111 rights of all parties in in—
inn-<1.
“It is ulninusly wrong. therefore.
[in holtl hvnrlnus upon :tpplir'ailous
uhw‘v 1hn operators fail to disclose
llirlr prupOSI‘d rates.
“1! “ill 1m rorallod that the rom-
niissinn authorized the Connecticut
(‘11, in t*l1:ll‘l:n four tokens (33 1-3
tonlul un lls line from New Britain
to Hartford. An independent oper-
zlitll‘ nfforotl to cover the route on a
Iii-rout fur-1. 1n rvspnnse to public
prunst. the rate was reduced to the
latter iigurt'.
“Would it have been reduced had
there lll‘f‘ll no competition?
“Plum-1y there is pressing nerd [or
lo llll\"‘ the fut-1‘s fixed at the lowest
rr-nsonuhlofigure.
"Tho writer urged tho. commission
to lli'll‘l’ all the. hearings at ll‘iiflt four
“mks, pointing: out that there exist-
(‘il 1m pulillt‘ emergency necessitating
ll‘llllll‘tllt'lli? action involving: such u.
not ill‘l\\(il‘k of the State liighwuyS.
.1114 that, 1111 thr: public was in the
’tlf‘l 11' :1.“ ll) ll‘lt: provisi- Clnlt‘ucler and
.vznm of the rights in these high-
I \ < 11 hl1-h would he required under
nppllt‘miolls when granted. ad-
llmv should ht‘ ullowed for
Li.» .. wnsivlt-rniion in all their rumi—
New Canaan Voters i
.hold in thy ’l‘nwn hull purl-ting Hm
Hill 8.
Ithv,» Mend site, a low.
on Drunoko road. but as this pro-
m1 down
511 .”till a tow moments later.
l The 27 fllTli't‘l‘h uml 111111 at tho ltnlinn t‘rcl ulum, lgnnrlu l‘lmiu \1I1l1l1 sunk during a fli‘lcl‘i‘ storm in mid out-an, brought sate into New York
'l‘lirlr rust 111- illltmult pl(‘.~l~ll‘nt effort in the lure of lain-mo danger constitutes one of the greatest
glu‘n t li|li1llll Paul Grcniug and the (4‘0“ of the President lint-ding.
¥ New . .
Tapestry Bags
Vanity Boxes
$3.50 and up
DONNELLY’S
Against School Site
Nl-ZW CANAAN. Ont. :tEl.-~A.-\l lnv
lurtzt-si. meeting (hot 11:18 own lwon
hnll in llll‘ nlumul. the Mile of inn
works mm in urool n “30.11110 High
Htfllutil on lln: Mind llclnoriul pnrn
nus l't‘Sl‘lllIll'tl lnsl night at 11 Special
town meeting by n mujorlly or 11:!
The mini \'Hl(‘ cost “‘11:: 5-”.
The objection of the uncut mm
to ill-1 risk which nould ho unth-r-
Escsllops............::
Fancyfflytlters . '
zone 11 the building wore i‘l‘(‘('l(‘il on
swampy ll'illft
was Voted to ndlourn
Ihrm- “irks. when u. t‘mnmliiou of
fix-o \\lll!'ll has been srlot‘tud will
prcwnl new plans. it was him wind
to appoint 11 routmllioo or llll‘t't' to}
rmuust the town iiumn‘o hoard to:
appropriate slnfintl for ”in im-
murmur"! of the proposed site. i
Wlwn tho \‘t’ilt‘! was counted and l: i
of lllllll. it
1
was found tlntt. the meeting was in bafeguard
furor of rrsrindinu. tho, committee
of the wort allowed to moot urn? summer
after five minutes of consultation ' ‘
roiurnml with the proposal of huy- Flnerles
in: tho so-r‘nllod Plillmun property Mrs. Moth is right now
1
perhaps, looking over
mur valued summer
things. "T'l'herc shall
I lay my eggs?” she
‘ttsks, “In this nice pair
of flannel trousers or in
that gay striped sport
posnl was not. unanimous the meet—
ing rcfnsrd to not on it.
I
llCllllOl'lil before the hearings.
"Cli‘ill‘ly. ih-‘or is pressing need for .
study of the matter by the May-
ors. ("onnnon Councils and legal ad—
visers or all the munivlpailtios at- . on
S '.
feclrd and, probably for concert of yeah“ . F001 he“
MUM Int them 111 11 Cedar
"The them-y that the bus rates Chest! They'll be safe
must he determined by, or primarily there,
with favorable consideration for, ex-
isting railway farm, is wholly un- Angevine Furniture
lenulvlo, ‘
“But. as One. newspaper recently Company
well Dllt it: ‘lt is the business 0! u. .16 North Main Street
railroad to run 11 rallrond.’ the posi- South Norm
tlon taken by the United States
Courts a few years ago."
Bass Mocassins for Children
Made of oil-tanned elk skin with Duplexvfibre soles, they
are the toughest, strongest show made for children. Light
~con1fortable and serviceable in brown or smoked elk.
Store Open Saturday Evenings
Conneally 1ch Bracken
South Norwalk, Conn.
RALSTON SHOES
For Young Men and Men Who Stay Young
Smart styles on new lasts and patterns. Made of
finest selected leathers in black and tan.
High and low $8.00 to $9.00.
MILTON ELWOOD
122 Washington St. South Norwalk
11181.. "M... clotlung
in other words if it had been election day.—
Our’ $40. overcoats' Would
Seemed as if every man wanted One—we wouldn’t
1 like to tell you how many bought them—you’d sure thihli
we were yarning a bit. _.
But there is a reason—always—wli‘en‘ m’e'ii picii 'on
one particular lot and one particular store—probably be-
cause the store was particular in picking the coats in the
first place. We like to think we are. , 1
overcoats for the money—Staunch and sturdy of cloth'.
Stylish and sleek of form and fashion
Browns and blues. Black and mixtures.
But don’t take our word for lt—-you really owe it
to yourself to see the many new overcoats we oils: to-
Bay ’at
$40
Maia deer. rear.
w ‘ a
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It s time to plant
I
tulips for Spring
. if you want the lovely blossoms next spring—plant
Darwin tulips now before the ground freezes. We offer
50 of the finest mixed bulbs—at least ten distinct
varieties. Box of 50 for $2.
Paper white Narcissi. Grow them in bowls—pow to
blosso mfor Christmas. ,
‘ . Just plant in a bowl or in fibre. Price 35c 'doz. bulbs.
« Fibre 10c pkg.
Basement. trout
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS C0.
superman CONNECTICUT
have won by big maiOrity.
But they are the finest looking, honest to’goo'drie‘sl l
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Double breasteds. Single breasteds. Grey: 1111211111}. "
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