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Campstreet.
Rev. Joseph Pullman, 0.1).. will
in the Norwalk Methodist
Church. tonight.
-—CElgln resmery Butter. 28¢ per lb.
F.D.mn&
The North Center school district tax
was payable yesterday. Nelson W.
Benedict la collector.
Attorney Joseph R. Taylor is in lbw
bury. today. attending a union o! the
Superior Court. short calendar.
lira. [noise Van Schaaek and daugh-
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on these oflermgalothatiherasnomltahngthm
actions stand out
Number luster m3
1.1000; mus. Exempt from Grand
lodge duel. 4.389. Gain in M year.
mkwear. hillsides-hotness that “I" the (italics.
rotors and lace insertion arena liked. JACKETS. .
m ' wn Cheviot Jackets check
now “.13
Ladies Black Bonnie Cloth Jackets.
were $5.08: new $388.
ed box trout. were 88.98; now $6.49.
CAPES
[Adies' Black Boucle Cloth Capes.
A meetingmt the Board of Health
will be held this evening. to consider
the adviss.hisi(i;‘yI of opening Room 5 at
Hill Hattie Youngs. of Norwalk has
been testertalned hr a few «layers
by Hill Charlotte Adams. of East
ilsin street. _Bridgeport.
Star of Columbia Circle will hold its
regular meeting Thursday night in ited
liens Hall. All are kindly requested
to be present for rehearsal.
Eben Hill In. of this city who re-
86. 49; new $8.49.
trimmed. italian cloth lined.were 00. 98;
now $4.
and front. were 85. 98: now $3.88.
Ladies' Golf Capes. double
ter. of Ridgencld. have been guests of
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eeived his iocomobile Monday. expects
Ladies" Black Cloth Jackets. double
breasted. giork silk lined. were 86.“;
double breasted, all: lined. boa treat.
Ladies“ Tan Dalton Jacket. stun
seams. pearl buttons. silk lined. round.
gloria silk lined. fur trimmed. were
lad'les Salt‘l Plush Capes. bear for
08.
Ladies‘ Black Bonnie Cloth Capes.
braid and let trimmed. for on collar
faced
{islet}, plaid bounce. were 88.98: now
.i .
”There are only five lodges which
have done no work.
Seventy lodges show a gain in mem-
bership. Twenty-ave show a loss in
“Tull: lodges hlch ha don th lass
du-Immd e w ve e e
a £897 not amount of work are Worcester. No.
in sateen it sateen mwhich has raised it; Hartford. No.
.flanflflimmm‘tmwfi 51005140; Him.No.l.31;
prices.
Trumbull No. it. :4; 8!. Johns. M
um um
i. 30.
The lodges having the largest hum.
To summer it means camphor and
”I“. new and lusslnl: dead stock
her or members are Hiram No. 1. 800;
and dead moneyxor six months. up;
* Mll-ShirtWaistl. made at all
woolasnollrigcgrey.bmwn;biue.rsn
_and,blsek.atlle
mm“! all vrooiI Flanael‘:Waius’.
AllotonrhlghoricednlackWsiatl.
ercsrised
St. Johns. No. i. 661; Hartford. No. 88.
it clear to you why we're willing
59?: Wooster. lie. 79. 590; St. Johns.
close these lots at a liberal sacrifice.
No. 3. 532.
The lodges having the amount num-
KEN'S UNDERWEAR
Hens Natural Grey. heavy weight
her of members is Slioam. No. 33. which
has 35. The averue number othenr
born or the several lodges is 160 and
Shirts and Drawers. now 21c.
Men‘ s‘ Fleece Lined Shirts and Draw-
era. good value at the. for 35¢.
8409.
"l desire
Man's Natural Wool and Comer -
The grand secretary says: .
to caution the lodges and brethren
Hair Shirts 'and Drawers. reduced to
against those who. tor want or a bet-
ter name. I have closed under the
heading Masonic tramps They travel
12c. . .
from place to place, craving in many
hien' l Pawn Iterlno Shirts and Draw-
era. worth 89c.” “c way the assistance of the fraternity.
Theyareusuallywellpostedinthe
ritual and have no doubt at some time
received Masonic degrees. lany or
them have been suspended from their
lodges. either for; un-llasonie conduct
or non-payment of dues. jurisdic-
tion has been unusually nvaded by
such characters the past year. and l
have sent out several warning circulars
to the lodges."
WOHEN‘B UNDERWEAR.
Women‘s Jersey Ribbed Seals and
Pants. the kind for 17¢.
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vesta and
Pants. good value at 380. for 33c.
Fine Quality Heavy Ribbed Vests and
Pants. long or short sleeves. 59c kind
for the.
Women’s Superfine Wool Vesta and
in the price of Men’ s. 3035’ and
Make." we keep. We placed our order very
season to avoid the advance on price.
from than during any previous sale hereor else .
at prices that are bound to earn your unqualified
tion.
Hrs. l... C Day 0‘. East avenue. 'to make a trip from Norwalk to Dan-
Dark wrappers are worn by many
m... 89c quality: roi- 69c.
' Mrs. John L. Richards. in. of West
l bury at the first opportunity.
women the year round. They can't be
bought the year round though at any
lanai, cum
The city of South Norwslk has had
new electric lights located in front of
the new building of the Norwalk iron
strut. left South Norwalk today for a
Visit with relatives in New __.York
such prices as these.
well fitting wrappers they are. too.
stripe Flannélette
landles' dark
Good. well made.
The Hibernian of South Norwalk
will hold a social evening in their hall
in Washington street. Friday night.
hint C. F. Tristrsm and son. of Nor-
waik. started yesterday for Oak Grove
Florida. to spend the remainder of the
w nter.
Ila Mel. Bengt. who ha been
visiting Kiss l. G. Couch. of Bayview
avenue. has returned to her home in
Red Bank.
Tho Hospital Whilt Club will hold
its next meeting at the home of Mrs. S.
C. Palmer. Boxwood avenue. Friday at-
ternooa at 8 o’cl
flies Lena White. at South Norwallr
who is undergoing treatment in Stam-
ford. is improved in health. Fred Boe-
rum is also much improved.
——Belt Eigin Creamery Butter. 27c
lb and Native EBB. 27c doaen. The P.
.i. Lynch Go.
Chief of Police William Vollmer and
a party or Arlen Singing Society mom.
hers from this phce will attend a ball
:itghtze Arlene in Newark N. .i.. to-
Elmer ii. Blanchard has disposed of
his restaurant in Washington street to
William I. Saunders. of J. P. Francis
& Company's me. and he will take
possession losdsy
Ir. and Mrs. Thomas Dorsey letr
today tor Clifton Springs
remain for
months. lira. Mey hoping to be hen-
cited in healthby thechange.
E. 0. Keeier. E. A. Woodward and C
Swat-ta. with their wives. will go to
New York today to attend the perform
once at the Herald Square Theatre
hir. Keeler will entertain the party at
dinner
W pristine
be round at C. Borda's odlce in
Sentinel building.
' ti,rm began operation: Monday in the
~ to substitute class pipes tor the conven-
Works Company. in Water street.
The funeral of the late Daniel G.
Taylor was largely attended. this arter-
noon. from the Norwalk Methodist
Church. Rev. 3. L. Heller onciated.
lies Bernice Costello will appear at
Lockwoad‘s Hall. this evening. under
the Mot the Nkorwsl
tionsi Church. in readings and imper-
sonations. .
Silk fringed-end ties like the waists
with which they are worn are getting
common. With tie and belt of the lame
slhortperaonmaybemadetolook
even longwsist
There will be a special meeting of the
Woman‘ a Guild of Trinity Parish. this
evening. in the Guild room. at 7: 30
o.‘ciock All members are urgently re-
quested to be present.
Ilia Down. or the Norwalk Hospi-
tal. was called to Springfield, to attend
the funeral of her father, who has
been sick from Bright’s disease. the
past fifteen months.
-Elgin Creamery Better. 38¢ per lb.
1“. D. Lawton & Co
The Golden Rule Circle will meet
with Mrs. 1‘. K. Noble. 75 East avenue.
onSatorday at3:30p.m. Themite
boxes will be opened It is desired that
all members be present.
Milo Edna Buttery. of Newtown ave-
nue. entertained a. surprise party or a
large number of friends. last night.
The evening was passed with music
and games. and s collation was served.
Dexter & Farrell. a newly organised
D. E. Renting factory in Dsubury.a
part oi which the arm has secured tor
the manuketure of hats in the rough.
The students of the class of 1992,
Shellield Scientihc school. have voted
tional Meshes. This marks the re
turn of a custom in vogue several years
’80.
Stamiord is the latest Connecticut
city to «cure a new industry. The
Itocoebead Silk Co. will more there
oitrsdewiilhearthleapenseotmov-
iagtheeoacern.
fisher-e or the
_ i Br!
tromWiliisisntic. “remodel-d board ,
«The malt-ill Crows cigar has al-
'05th Blanche”
Wrappers.'ebirred back special. reduc-
ed to 984:. ‘
Flannelette Wrappers. V yoke. light
lining. now $1.26.
Ladiel' Figured and Striped Flanel~
ettc Wrappers. braid trimmed, at $1.39.
Ladies” Figured Canton Flannel
grassppers. in fancy color iigurel. at
Nell Wilde. Silk Willis
got before the flowers bloom; weigh
what they would cost it we were not
cleaning up the ammonia. Then lla-
ten to the promptinga oi prudence.
Ladiee‘ Velvet WalstaJateet cut back.
in black. blue, lavender. and garnet.
at 83. 49.
Ladies 'Strlpe Corded Silk Wrists. in
colors at 83.98
Ladiea' Tadets Silk Waists. cordeo'l
lnd‘swhite stitching. in blue and garnet.
at
Lsdies’ Flannelette Waist: in ltripea,
new colors. at is and 69c.
Ladies’ Black and White Polk. Dot;
Measure the wearing time you've card
what these'll cost you compared with tor
Using time with you now. Yes. and
for months to come. Style or tashion
fads doesn't street them. so it you buy
now at prolitieal prices aren‘t you
practicing the best kind of economy?
BLANKETB.
10.4 Domet blankets. in white or
grey. with red or blue borders. at 49c.
114 Domet eta. white, pink or
:blue borders, at l 213%
11-4 White Wool Blankets in blue or
red borders.“ at! ‘59.
104 White Blankets. in fancy bor-
ders. at 82.19. .
~ COMFORTABLE
Full size Slikollngc‘Comlortshlel.
chm cloth back
Figured Sateen Comtortables. lull
.sise. at 98c. '
j Plain colored Sateen Gemini-tables.
ifuli 8also, extra white cotton filled. at
81.98.
little cram
There's no ws 90! season here to
Eshrinlr prices. but there's good reason
why prices on little loco like these
’should be shrunk—st least we think so.
5 Best quality loft finish Thread. soo-
iyard spools. z spools for do.
Superior Hly blending Cotton. i5-
yard spools. 3 spools for Be.
Nickel plate Safety Plus. all silos. ic
Tlé: Paragon Hair Pin. 3 packages
Aluminum Combs, unbreakable, non-
corrosive. indestructible. 10c.
lsBeat lndia Rubber Dressing Combs,
c i
Pearl Buttons. all sisal. be dosen. 4
Extra quality Pearl Buttons. 8c dos.
lves‘s Family Soap. for the toilet.
bath and laundry. 3 large cakes for
octarge cakes of Pure Castlie Soap. 3
cakes for 250.
Ladies‘ Silk Elastic Side‘ Garters. all
colors. 19c pair. .
We do all in our power to furnish gram '
that will secure the results desired by vou.
for your horse. cattle and poultry}.
Using “cheap" grain is false economy. .
»chromaeyoutbe best. The price " '
low nearly one can with
Buy cats that’ a clean.
m WASHlNGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK. ‘
E lesveeiorflempp'orttonight.
KIN council comm
Inserts-t all m Religllsl dere- ‘
near- lleid is Arsenic.
Ansonis. Conn.. Jan'. l7——Christ
Church parish of this city consecrated
its magnificent 8100.000 church today.
it was the most important and elabor-
ate religious ceremony ever held in
this city. The consecration was by the
Rtitev .Chauncey Bruce Brewster. D.
D.. bishop of the diocese of Connecti-
cut. About 100 clergymen ot the state
were present and a few from other
states. among them being Rev. Dr.
ilergan. rector of the Church of the
Heavenly Rest. Fifth avenue. New
York. and Rev. John Williams. 0! the
lame church. The sermon or the day
was delivered by Rt. Rev. George
Worthington. D.D.. L.L.D.. bishop of
Nebraska. Following the consecration
ceremonies usual Morning Prayer and
sermon was held. followed by the crie-
bration oi the Holy Communion by ma-
hop Brewster. The doors of the big
edifice were locked at the opening oithe
consecration canine and entaide it the
visiting clergy- the officials oi! the
church and the architect met the bis—
hop. to whom the key was handed by
the architect. The door was then un-
locked by the bishop who. in turn.
K? THE Mobil. GROCERY. ,
fact that we had butter
price
idence of quality. Try it at be package.
251; RE'pUCTiON
Heavu Weld]! Suits.
We close out brokgnlolsluiccp
WILLIS H. SELLECK.’
Up-lordate Clothier and Fu 7 ‘ 7
50 Wall'St.. Norwalk.~
Tillotson 8:
Women’s Muslin Underwear ,
Beams Saturday. January filth. “The P
A commanding variety. many more styles to
Same Genuine Bargains in Millinery at _ . ;
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
SO. NORWADK. CONN- ' '
Three Things that Should Interest 1
FIRST—GOOD BUTTER below market price. Good Both! h
theoricelnNchorklshomSOctonc by thetub. withaehnncirfl
ing higher. Butter is ntailing in this city from 30 to 35¢. Only
bought ahead could webeahletoeellotonr
.................. ”.mfle
BMW—GOOD COFFEE {How about your Coilee. Are you
fled? Tryiny Java. it will tell agood story it you give it a ~
said “it is as good as I pay 384: for." another said “it is better than
for." Ihaveboughtxsoepoundsottnisparticularcofleeanditisgo
ment now with me. i have sold it tor months with pleasing reports
customers.
THIRD—HOD“ GROCEltY BLENDED TEA is bound to wk
tavor. One said “That is the beat Tea. I ever tasted since I cans to
try. " another. "I don’t care tor Tea and drink but little. but that Ten
The same people are coming back repeatedly for it, which is m
LORENZO DEB
handed the key to the senior warden.
Franklin Farrel: A magnificent new
organ. the gift of the senior warden.
was used for the lirlt time at the tier.
vice.
Following the Holy Communion the
visiting clergyman and prominent -
men were bancucted in the pail-git
house by the parish.
MIA! 1! “T130“ 1'30va ‘-
llllrlesin 1;... W! n so
and I‘m-m W
Washington. January l'l—The. 1010
lowing csbiegraml were received by
the War Department tram General Otis
3hr. sackson Stud "
FINE PHOTOGRAPHIG WORK.
PLATlNQTYPE AND .CARBONS.
3hr Choline” s Studio.i
OUR PHOTOGRAPHS ARE PORTRAIré
53 WALD STREET. NORWALK. E. M; JAC
All trolleys pass the door.
today:
Manila. January 17.
Schwan’ l troops in possession or 3st-
angsl province about to move eastward
into provinces o! Tasks and laguna;
Wheaten moving on lanai and Taal
and has navy co—eperltiml: casualties
slight. insurgent loss considerable in
men and property as keep up constant
opposition; expedition under Kobbe
(Signed)
”
School Children,
whoaoeyls are below the Normal
WotVisioncsa,bllocorately
-dttedtogissslsstmostmodeaatepri-
wildness, Oct-WW are
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Norwalk Chronicler