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FRIDAY. DECEMBER ‘18, 1923'.
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Tits“ EVENING"SENTINEL-:so. NORWALK, OONN.
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PONZI AND as l’. 01 NOW 003
warrants
Mrs. Rose l’on‘zi was making $33 a week a: it private secretary when
she married Charles l’onzi.
She nets as llt‘l’ husband's secretary now,
answering all his business letters on a rented typewriter in their flir-
Itishcd room.
JACKSONVILLE, 1“la., Dec. 18.-——|
floss Ponzi. wee little wife of the Ill-i
nous Boston Italian who towered to‘
lame and glory as a get-rich-qutek
financier only to fall abruptly intoa
Federal prison as a convicted swind.
ler, is glad because she's poor again.
A tiny hall bedroom, with an iron
bed, a dresser, a couple of chairs and
lost in his lloston lll\'03-fllllt‘llt. fiasco.
lie came with one purpose — to
stave, off the prison sentence until
he could make a protit of $2.000.000
ill l“l0rltl.’,t real estate and pay off
every cent llt‘ owl-s.
Rigid Economy.
Accordingly, the I‘onzi household
a hideous red rug on the floor con-lis now run on a most rigid economy
stitutcs the range of her life now.
And she likes it better than the
$100,000 mansion in a Boston suburb
in which she lived in until her hus—
band crashed in 1920.
“That llt‘e didn't fit me." she says.
“This is ugly. But it fits me.
“There is peace in my heart today.
For We are doing our best and we
love one another."
Charles Ponzi came down here
this fall with ascntcnce in the Mas-
sachusetts State Frisian hanging over
his head and some 52.000.000 in debts
owing to various investors who had
4 basis.
Ponzi. who used to tip walt-
era with $3 hills, and his wife, who
had a $40,000 drawing account for
"pin money" when they were atthc
height of their prospi'rrlty. are now
literally counting the pennies.
They are rooming fairly close in
town so that Ponzican walk to work
and save, street car fare. lie limits
himself to three cigarettes a day.
The two boast that their living ex-
pcnscstotalunly St?) a week. Ponzi
still wears.the suits that he bought
live years ago. in his hey day.
Rose l‘nnzi tells you that. she is
illnd she is so "nail—she weigh: on-
ly 90 pounds. li‘or she can make a
dress out of only two yards of mu-
terinl. She ,proudly displays the
track she is wuarinx. with the re-
nuirk that it cost her only “—0.
looks as though it cost eight times
as much. She carefully presses
l'onzl’s suits. menils his shirts.
scrubs and washes and saves, tully
confident that llt‘l‘ husband will yet
be able to look the world in the
face with the consciousness that
he owes no man.
"I'm Just a broomstlck and map
woman after all." she says. "I am
happier—oh. so much happier—to-
day. digging out the dust. in this
poor little tint than 1 ever was in
the days when my. husband brought
ino diamond pins. -
iinppy Once More.
“Some women are born to live
rich. 1 am not one of them. Lite
has bruised my heart these past
years. it has brOuglit me to this
$7.50-ii.week room. But 1 am my-
self again.
“Back in those days when we
hired private detectives to pose as
butters to guard the silver and ta-
pestries and pictures in that Bos-
ton mansion.
ton mansion. I felt unreal. I used to
say. 'ltoso Ponzl, this is not your
life. You do not fit: here. Some day
you will wake up."'
The girl stops talking to apply hcr
broom to the carpet. Then she turns
and says fiercely:
“1 would do anything" for
toy!"
A pause. She goes on:
"i want to ask you and the world
one question. They say my Charley
was crooked. Look at me and tell
me if 1 look like a woman who
would live with it man she thought
was crooked.
Believes in Him. _
"if you say that 1 do not look
like a crook, wh!Y would I stay
with a crook? 1 am free. 1 have no
children. 1 can earn good money.
You. or any other woman. know
that I stay by Charley because I
love him with all my heart.
”And every woman knows that
no woman of my sort loves a man
whom she doesn‘t believe in."
Ponzi too. appears desperately in
earnest about this business of pay-
ing back his $2,000,000 indebted-
ness. He has an office in a stuffy
little basement iiere——gots it rent
{rec—and there. with one solitary
office boy in contrast to the huge
staff he had in Boston. he is car-
t'ylni.’ on.
"1 ant fighting against time." he
says. “i must make thousands at
day. I sit here. expecting any moni-
cnt to lr-ar that my little moment
(‘hiir-
of reprieve is over and that
i must go to prison at. once.
“She‘ll Carry On."
"if they beat me to lit—well.
there's the kid. my wife Rose. the
darling—there's a head for you.
She'll go on with it and we'll stand
before. the. world yet. as honest as
now-born babes. owing not a pen-
nyl" ~
Ponzi smiles when you ask an
about economy.
"Rose is right." he says. “W0
were not fitted for that other life
We belong with the workers.
“1 have plenty of stilts left over .
ends ‘
A Peep; Into Santa’s 1 Toy Pack -
Revealed These Christmas Surprises 1‘
Cruiser, a handsome yacht in which to travel over the seven
seas. and a low, racer type boat that will skim over the
rolling surface with great speed.
Drums-it's best to start early
in life practicing for the
school‘brchcstra. Many type.
from 75 cts. up
An Elaborate Railway .Sy stem on. Display
.9 In Our. Toy Shop
stations. packing cars, parlor cars. tunnels,
signal lights, danger signals. bridges and other parapherngillig
which goes to make up a complete railway system .91 l
Contains signals.
type.
Liectric Train Sets with engine and two cars, tracks inc;115d;csl
I up to $35 - Accessories extra. '
mark; Trains. also having tracks - $1.50 up
Don't forget to leave your Christmas Letter in the Mail Box in the Toy Dept. . Santa’s Sun
Men Who Want to Please Their
Paint Sets for the young artist
ately furnished sets with paints, water colors. crayons and
landscapes to work on.
A splendid set at
Others 50 cts.’ to $3.
Games for rainy days or gay parties - everyone will want to
join in this fun, old and‘young alike. Jack Straws, Tiddledy
Winks and Authors at 25 ch.
Dominoes at 50 cts. ca.
to See It There
We have many styles,
$1 to $5
to experiment with. Elabor-
$1.50
em, Slap Jack, and Crown
Basement.
Crepe Satin Lingerie _
“1114. NE “'YOIIK CITY—455.
6:15 I'. M.—vSuntit Clans.
6230 I'. M.--N. Y. H. course.
Trust Problem," Prot'. ltcid.
McCluns.
"Th 0
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0:15 I'. ISL—"Mutiny of tho imun-
i)’." John Elm-i.
9:80 I’. ltl.~—t\ltidison Concert 0r-
from my paltny days. It proves
that it pays to buy the lit-st. l nev-
er paid less than M50 for it stilt in
those days and I can wear them
now, thanks to my Rose, who keeps
them like new."
dcntally. he showed a stack of let-
divides them into tiny lots. :5 by 50
feet. and sells them for $10 each.
Then he promises to return tiirco
lots for each $10 purchase.
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l'. M.~«.\ trip with Santa Claus.
21:0 l‘. .\l.—Story teller.
7:15 1'. l\l.—Milton u orshc iistm,
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totiv.
ll-t: l’. M.——]iugliie Barrett‘s
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“’(illS. NE\V YORK CITY—310.
0:00 1‘. M.—L'ncio Geebce.
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8:25 1‘. .\l.-—-lliiiiev t‘il‘t'flt‘stl‘tl.
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0:]0 l‘. NL—«Markt-t liiizh spots.
0:20 l'. .\l.—~l'i:in,i selections.
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sons.
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M.—-l-Zleniciitii ry
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:30 l'. lll.——t“liiid Study Association,
iltltii‘v'N-‘H'H and musical features.
0:10 I’. l\l.“‘"nOt'ilil!,” l’l‘oi’cssor
t‘urti r 'l'ronp.
'10::‘0 l‘. .\i.'~—I‘oliec alarms; weath-
\\’ll.\‘, NICW YORK CITY—301.
:00 l'. .\i.——l>inner music.
:30 l‘. .‘tI.—l.)addy Dingle.
:15 1'. lil.——llitincr music.
:10 l'. .\t.-Joseph Turkvl, tenor.
:20 l'. ltl.—L. W.
lint-r. songs. '
0:30 1’. M.——to 12 midnight—Dance
orchestra.
\\'.\l('.\, NEW YORK CITY—341.
Gilbert, Abel
t‘. llt"lllSll‘F‘t‘l.
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blt'.
I ll 1’. .\l.—-~.\lario .‘Al‘ill'l'z, tenor.
11:10 1‘. M.—-l)0tiuld l“ltlllllll. then.
trlcai program.
12 l'. M."‘I\Iilllllt§ llrown.
WllNY, NEW YORK CITY—250.
T:001'.l\l.——-"Wliose Birthday To-
day?”
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5:00 I'. lil.~-—'l'averua Opera
pauy.
3345 l'- M~—1‘;||Kenc Frey. singer.
9:001’. Iii.——lta(lio talk.
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Coni-
l"inlcy, speaker.
\\'ll.\l’, NEW Ytiltli t'l'l‘Y—‘MU.
0:00-7:00 l'. .\l.—1)innrr music.
solos.
9:00 l'. .li.-—”Ailen Registration."
9:15 1’. M.——(.‘liissie Trio. .
it :001'. lit—Ruth Montgomery. so-
prano; piano.
“'Fllll. NEW YORK "WY—273.
Ponzi's "(Thurpon Land Syndl 2:3]? l". Ms—J'ul'c Anscl’s OfClli‘S‘m- 5:00 1'. .\l.—-Olentt \‘atl's enseiobtr 0,001'.llt.-—.\iurray .mnrtz piano Many Dainty Novelties lli'
cute." which guarantees 200 per I~ " I- “I: “hats 1““ Radio 0230 l'. fits—Ernie Golden's Orchct' (37'101’ \l —-’l‘lcrnev Chris I I '
cent profits in 90 days. sounds: lrohlvm. m” talk. till" i'-i\i. i‘ordli-ii '(ml'lemll Powder-Puffs, Bandeaux, ,
fantastic. But he iiwears no Ollt 721" l'. Air-«lute Anzcl's Orchrstra. 7.0,, 1. “me-“mu, t‘lllt'l‘l‘llnt‘rfl ‘ f" ' ‘ " ‘~ .
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will '0'“: " penny “Y "- And. “1"“ “lill-l. MOW YORK CITY—273. 8:00 l‘. ll.——“t.‘our5w in Public 7:90 l'l.'.\l.—Muu(de Musoii Diiiiiist liOllthII‘ Caps, Gaiters,
Stit-"limit” ”:45 p.10. ~— Professor Richard ctc.
ters a foot high. containing checks 7:4,”. p, y|_~—\\'. t}. [hit-field. songs. .Szlti l'. .\t.—lh.h Emerii‘li. illflnlflt. l I Mayne "Speech." '
from investors all over the country. gm. p .\t.'-«- 14,..." and 1,1,, Fox. \’l’i- 3:30 i‘. .\l.—-John (hastily. barytOn" 8:00 i’. .\i.——Ale.\iindcr liluCui‘dy.l J l MALLETTE I‘
Ho buys huge. plots of farm land. lllllsis. 5:50 1'. .\l.—".\‘tu:itnship lion." 5. organist. l ' ' «
9:00 1‘. lil.—-lladio Santa Claus. 1
0:15 l’. {\l.-t‘larii humbly. soprano. i
01:20 l’. .\i.——».\ian|y itoone. tenor.
i SOUTH NORWALK, CONN”:
i0:00 l'. .\l.-—-4.\llllll,\' I‘riw Noon , ;
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10:15 i'. .\l.— Mrs. lloh F1 Il.tli t. \i
10:25 l’. .\l.—~Al'ltipi:i in”... mum-3..
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5:00 l'. .\l.~—-liccilal-tiill\. lleriiiin 7:” l‘. M.-—tl|il‘rtt notes. “:13 l'. 4“.“ Santa “hm“
0:35 1'. M.--< Wotils llll\'|ll'tllitlill|i‘t (1.
0:37 1‘. \l.~“‘fipntts," |’.|l| \\';ill|iy.
13:37 I'. Mrwfilun ill ill“ Moon Flor-
les.
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tumble.
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7 P. M.—~Rernlinrd Levttmv's dinner 021:. l'. .‘.i,—-l‘e:irl Miller. suitHIHU- *"'~ 0:15 l'. M.—~\\'ni. ll'nllandrr's ()r- 7:20 I'. lil.~~.\'- “H tum. H...
orchestra. 01:5 1'. .\i.——'.l‘ollcssvn 'l‘rio. 102210 i'. Al.--'lillilt)l[ll| .leskowlll. ('lll‘l-ill‘ll. WAN-W N|l\\l\ltI\——20:t
7:55 I’. M.—-—"11is Money Makes Him 1” l‘, I\l.-.\hriinis‘s dunno music. ‘l"l“‘l5l- ‘ 10:001'. M.—ila|pli Christmun. Opera 6:00 l'. M.~t‘l:irinvt ’l'l'ltt‘ Wk.
Work." John n. Kennedy. \iiur. NEW voitk CITY—49: 112"“ 1'. All-“ht “000:0 SUNNY Or- story. 0:35 r. anMi-Imly it”...
8:15 1‘. M.——ldatey hour. 0 l'. .\l.——-l)lnner music. (‘l”"“““‘ 10:15 l'. M.- ‘Novelly night. Dr. John 7:45 l'. i\l.— S. ’l‘. 7.0mm r. I. “or.
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phone.
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welliislilfl—Mnrguerlte Mannicrrc, so- N l‘. .\l.——“'l'iio Happiness Boys." 7:00 l"..\l.-ilarry itlehmans 1"”7 7:15 1’. lit.———Spcakvr. .l. Duncan 95"” l'- M. -- Samuel Siherlicrg,
prano. 5:30 1’. M.——l£aglo trio. .. _"'“‘,‘_”“""‘- Spin-tit. ”reader. . .
10:30 1'. Nix-Lorraine Orchestra, 9 l'. .\l.——"llome l-Jtttcrtalncrs." ‘33" 1' 3“" Sidney Claire. 1"“ 7:451’.l\l.—~Grace Bell, soprano. 9:.0 II M-—-llilda lmi' “Ulnmho'
WJY, stew YORK CITY—405 10 r. .\l.—Atl:itn ('ttrrtill, pianist. “m“‘w- 8""35- s:rII)l'.lii.~—t.‘.'nra .ili‘ooklitti‘h‘l, con- 9340 l_. M‘Hthm'l” onetiriun.“
7:30 1‘. M.-—-Y. M. c, A, College 102l5 l'. lil.-—-Gi'angei"s Harmony 8:00 P. M.——l’h.rt Dixon. ionic? mum. 10.00;. {iii—hm kittlirn a. Lulu-3'34
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progiiini, l\. 1. 1.. him tlub, 10:23.3 l'. LIL—Admin Carroll. pianist. 8:30 1" AL—Urclirstra selections. 8 iniidnkllr. 1hOi tint a at. kbo n, ‘ “’0‘ p, )Ii,“Al{'It-—.2‘.p2‘ ‘
10:15 r. .\i.-—l'attison Conic-s. bury. 9:00 l'. .\l.-—1larold lleide, banjnlst 8.301.. MHSONHDO and comm“) 0:00 l- lit—thtnmmisUnlimtiur
0:30 1‘. M.——l)addy Dingle.
7:00 1’. M.—-0rchestra.
Boudoir Novelties
88 WASHINGTON STREET.
9:45 1‘. .\l.-——Studio program.
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GROCERIES FOR THE
HOLIDAYS
N ow is the time to stock up the pantry shelves with those good things for Yule Tide.
We have collected, from all the corners of the earth, the goodies for this time of year
and they are just the finest that are to be had.
New crop New Orleans molasses qt. lightning jar 39c; g allon jugs $1.35; pint jars .......
Jones, Pillsbury’s or Gold Medal flour, bag $1.39; (“lover dale flour, bag .......
1915 Pastry flour 49c; a barrel of l’illsb-ury’s flour make s an ideal gift .............................. . . $12.50
Puritan hams, skinned backs, lb. 31c; Smoked shoulders lb. 21c; Sliced bacon lb. . .
Pure leaf lard 2 lbs. 39c; Puritan lard 4 lb. pail 95c; Cold storage eggs, dozen ...............
Fresh creamcry butter made from fresh sweet cream, lb. 59c; N uccoa ............ .
Fine granulated sugar, 17 lbs. $1.00; 100 lb. bag $5.90; Confectionary sugar, 3 lbs. .
Yuban, Maxwell House, Hotel Astor or Premier coffee, 3 lbs. $1.55; Pan American coffee, 5
Gold Rock peas, 3 cans 59c; Benefit cut beans, 3 cans 59c; Baker’s cocoa ..................
Fancy Florida oranges, special 39c dozen; Florida grape fruit 4 for ..................
Fresh peanut brittle, lb. 25c; A
o -
Inn-conic..-
merican mixed candy, lb. 190; Ribbon candy, 2 lb. pkg. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' . . . . 45c
California oranges 39c, 45c, 50c, 60c, 75c dozen; Florida oranges .............. . . . . . . . . 45c
Fancy California lemons dozen 39c; Cape Cod cranberries lb. 23c; 3 lbs. for . . .’ ........
Dromedary dates 22c pkg.; Tunis French dates 23c; La yer figs lb. 35c; 3 lbs. for . . . . . . ..
Fancy pulled figs in 1 lb. wooden boxes, 39c; Stuffed dates lb. 39c; Pressed figs 2 boxes ......
Dromedary orange Of lemon peel 15s; Dromedary citron 21c; Sugared popcorn, 6 pkgs. ............... . . . . . 25c
Coaster wagons made of steel with heavy rubber tires and ball bearing wheels, value $7.00—Sale price . . . $4.95
Heavy aluminum pancake griddle $1.69; Sunshine assorted box .............
Sunmaid seedless, seeded or puffed raisins, 2 for 250; N ew cleaned currants . . . .....
New English walnuts, 3 lbs. $1.00; New mixed nuts, 3 lbs. $1.00; New Brazil nuts, 3 lbs. ......
Bricks mince meat, 5 lb. pails $1.35
coo..-
onto-00
; None such mince m eats 15c; Wilson’s mince meats, 2 lb. jars . . . . . . . . . . 69c
Cliquot gingerale 12 for $1.75; Canada Dry 12 for $2.00; Cochrane and Cantrell’s gingerale, 3
Case of 24 bottles
White Rock water pints, 3 for 50c; Appolonaris water qt s. 49c; Poland water, % gal . . .
Canada Dry nip, 2 for 25c; Rose’s lime juice 49c; Hay’s fine fruits, bottle .......
Del Monte pineapple, large 3 for $1.00; Del Monte peach es, large 3 for ...................
Del Monte sliced peaches, 5 for $1.00; Del Monte blackb erries or Loganberries, 3 cans
Del Monte sliced pineapple, N O. 2 size, 4 cans $1.00; Fla g raspberries, 3 cans ........
Del Monte pears, ’3 cans 89c; Flag strawberry beets, in glass, 3 jars .' .........
Imported Quava jelly 39c; Glace fruits 85c; Mixed olive s, plain or stuffed. . . . . . ..
Campbell’s beans or soups, 3for 25c; Jello, 3 for 25c; Pink salmon, 2 for ........
Cloverdale evaporated milk, 12 cans, $1.19; Case of 48 cans, $4.50; Clover milk, 7 cans
Fresh peas, lb. 20c; Native celery heart, 2 for 25c; Native turnips, pk.
Maine potatoes, pk. 80c; Sweet potatoes 10c 1b.; Yellow 0 nions,
Fancy Yorke Imperial or Greening apples, pk. 65c;
New bunch carrots 10c; Iceburg lettuce,
Mother Goose cookies pkg. 5c; Barnum Animal crackers, 5c; Butterflakes ......
Royal Lunch, carton 39c;
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4 lbs. 25c; White onions, 3 lbs. . . . . .....
Fancy table apples, dozen . . . . . . . . . ...... . .
Brussells sprouts, Endive.
cult-conic
Fancy Malaga table raisins, 39c; Pumpkin, 3 cans 59c; B ell’s seasoning ..........................
Fancy MaeIntosii apples, 4 lbs. 45c; Richardson & Robbins plum pudding, 1 b. 32c; 2 lb. can . . . . . .
N ew paper shelled almonds, lb. 45c; paper shelled pecans, large, lb. 60c; Filberts,
Holiday assorted cakes, lb. 25c; Spice drops lb. 25c; Royal desserts, 2 for
lb. ..... . .
out
$129
I'll'OOIQIII
............33clb.
lbs......
, 50c, 60c, 75c dozen
. . . . .. $1.00
$1.75
onto-coo...-
$1.00
$100
. ..... $100
Oct-ODIIII
Uneedas 6 pkgs. 27c; Loose Wiles, bargain bundle, 6 pkgs: .. . .
Cloverdale chocolates, 1 lb. box 49c; 5 lb. box $2.35; Jelly orange slices, lb. .....
Cranberry sauce jar 35c; Teddy 49c; Chivers imported marmalade, 3 crocks'. . .
cues-no
25c
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19c
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ooclooaoIOloe
. .........65c
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for..........50c
$3.25
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hos-OI.
....39c
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..$1.00
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Wives At Christmas Give An
Oriental Rug
' fit like them themselves too. better than
3:; Slit}; iiiglfi'Jndoubtcdly we have a most beautiful
assortment of choice Oriental rugs in every desirable
size. Hall rugs, scatter size rugs, large room rugs -
every one n'gcm of the Orient'c masterly 3;;9 md up
Fourth floor.
CamulntoVoguc
Soft. clinging. slippery crepe
satin is fashioned into amne-
ing step-ins. The lavish use of
wide ecru lace and point
d'eoprlt make than look over
so Christianity and much more
expensive than their price. Nile.
Hem peach. orchid and main.
33.98
m noon.
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Prince Albert tobacco, packed in one pound glass jars, H oliday package ........... . ........ . .
Sunsweet prunes, 2 lb. package, 29c; Blue Label catsup, la‘rge, 28c; Crisco, 6 lbs. . .
Del Monte asparagas tall or tips, 3 for
Fancy Table Xmas trees with holder,
..........$1.39’
. . . ...... $1.39
$1.00; Hancock B antam corn, 3 for ............. . ......... . . . , ..... 59c
35c; Holly wreaths .............................. .... .. ....... 25c
couscous-loll.
A. F. Beckniann Co., Inc.
_ QUALITY GROCERIES
85 WASHINGTON ST., so. NORWALK
. PHONE 3565
35-37 MAIN ST., N ORWALK
PHONE .1234
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