list-the birtbrste de-
"food supply. One men
min-.1111: is very ser-
by rents and taxes."
s wide ‘ilsld. of‘ecduomic '
fig completed an' exciting
. Central Airlos‘ from Bel
nor-hr 11111111, end is
The latest scheme for 3
“NWT!“ forum-’
Proprietor.
Telephone 398.
i5...1
Men's rSox, usually 3
pairs for 35¢;
Topsy Turvy Sale Price,
R 4c.
‘nd logger regulated by '
no other companions ‘
Bebelobullders are not. «w
' dist 1.,Cl1nrch, ot Meriden.
Are made with Re siRulting Powder
m ,.
.pmbread, biscuit cake.
crusts, and all the various pastries re.
‘ ‘1fqu1'rihg a leavening orirmsmg agent.
Risen with Royal Baking Powder, '
all these foods are soperlshvely light,
sweet, tender, deliciousga‘nd wholesome.
Royal BakingPowilcr isthe greatest
of time and lab‘or severe to the pastry .
cook Besides. it econom1zes flour,
butter and eggs, and, best of all, makes
the food more digestible and healthful.
rolls, muffins,
ROYAL willie rowers 60.1. new you.
1. held on March bill. it. Was votsdi Shut
SPECIAL REVIVAL SERVICE.
Inn—u.-
‘led Lost Night in the First Metho-
rile! Embpsi Church. ’
The special mice at the First
Methodist Episcopal Church
night, was largely attended and very
helpful. The Sunday school room‘
was tilled. The song service was con-
ducted by Fred J. Force, led by n
chorus and Cornetist Georiie H. book.
The opening player was oilered by
1 the pastor. Rev w. w. T. Duncan. and
Form rendered 11. Gospel solo.
When the fihlp Comes Home. The
sermon was preached by Mr. F B
stockdale pastor of the Fl Metho-
wss ‘The Universal Story. The text
1 was from the second chapter of Gene-
sls. the tail of men. He said this rep»
resented the thiee fundamental fea-
tures in the moiul nature 01' men. The
first is the sense 1! responsibility;
second, liability to temptation; third.
the tear which resulted from guilt.
It Was a most improssivo sermon and
was followed by prayer by Rev.
George D. Egbert
The poster made a few remarks and
Ladics' Handkerchiefs,
white and colored bor-
ders, 5c guality,
Topsy Turvy Sale Price,
2C.
“ ‘leies' 12%c Black
yTurvy Sale Price,
7c.
e toMc
f
are. meeting closed with the periodic
. obi. 1-
'l‘onlghtrthe sermon will be plesch-
edlby the Royall}. W. Byshe, of Row:
nylon. end there will be special 111n-
lsst sic. ,
‘ IYINGTON—DANN.
C.ll1'viug Byington, the popular New
Yorlg messenger and Miss Emma Donn
01‘ Ne wCsnusn, were. married Sunday
ill New‘Canauu.
known here.
practically all his life
minty friends in NDrWllllt having visit-
ed here considerably.
Byiugton will inside on Westport sve-
nus.
NUTMIG CLUB POOL GAMES.
in last night’s pool games in the
Nutmel Club pool touro'oment, 1.. War
re'n, rated at 90. defeated H. Hull ret-
edstlio, byssooreotsotoas.
Veriin rated at 100, detected 1". Brun-
dage, i‘stedfut 100, by a. scare ot‘ 100
Tonight G. Csvsnsugh. rated
5c. and 8c Torchon
Lace, 2 to 5 inches wide,
Topsy Turvy Sale Price. ,
3c.
opsy Tugvy Sale Price,
57c.
, Black Satin Ribbon,
one to three inches wide,
but grade and warrant-
Topsy Turvy Sale Price.
9c yard.
3 secs yards of, Plain
‘ 11nd Fancy Silks, regular
prices up to get. allots:
pie colors;
Topsy Turvy Sale Price, 1
O
«11111111;
‘ ‘i
to 80.
'
m,
r l
3 ”14‘s.
1*.“
7
........,...._.... .m-..‘
lulu 811119 T pg Turin Sale.
The groom is well
having resided here
The bride has
Mr and Mrs.
C.
ward and come in around the end or
dealer, was 1W yous by attir-
soon on 11 charge at
was wondering about the South Nor-
wsilt freight yard and turd 11 pieces!
not old iron in his band when Railroad
1, tectiveb
“ 1 Quinn caught him.
this «menu
in
. , u I
At 11 this or M nus until Saturday .
mlttee or The Norwsl
, write you requesting
that you wl endeavor to bwt‘ 0*
present bell buo o the eastern
trance to Norws 11 bar (lit
8. E. at Cuckoo‘s; 1.11.1.1). replaced by
a. modern gs: bu ”been done
at several poms 6113 the Sound. ,
it is almost impossible to‘ pick up
the present buoy at might. yet it is oh
so iutsly necessary to 0 so when on-
tering from the eastward as there are
many dangerous rocks and shoals
Inshore from it. Mil“ the new light
on Peck‘s hedge will be useless until
the buoy Is located. Once found 11
course may be laid for the “Kilt-
Muny a vessel trying to make this
hurbor at night hus been compelled
to keep on many miles to the west-
Green’s Ledge. beosuse the buoy in
question could not be located.
Not only would a gem buoy at this
point be a great old in making harbor
but it would serve us a. beacon to
warn vessels passing through the
Sound of! the dangerous reel known as
Copp's Rocks. which has been the
scene of several disasters. -A Sound
steamer went ashore there recently
and toundered. '
The present it hiron reen's Ledue
cannot. be seen ‘ vs sel‘s coming
from the eesthm along this she un
til they have passed the danger
A glance at short. No 267 will show
the condition of things at this point.
» Yours Very truly,
GEORGE E. CURTIS. Sec.
Norvmlk, Conn, .“9,” 7 1906.
33 Washington St.
that llama tees oi
bled from Spain yesterday a donation
De 01186.00!) to the fund tor building the
Louis A. laurenco and Jensen William Rnlney Harper Memorial Ll—
Ths case sums up Mary.
the town mm and rims: road at. the monthly meeting
the University or 0111111180.“-
The announcement of the
FOR THE LENTEN SEASON WITH THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
LEADING GROCER.
ltd cud
Spain will promptly tollow M N“ ‘
tonso’s moi-ringers --
‘Bsttenberg.
Beauty is only skin due
when you skin, skin deepl .
ioRPduooum
,é
11M» .
Blaster Mackerel, Boneless Codfish, 3 lb. boxes Extrs Fancy Fish; Finest Columbia River
Salmon. Block Island Lobster, Fancy Dry Shrimp, Souscd Mackerel, etc. Fresh Country Rggs.
Fresh Made Sweet Rosy Creamery Butter, in tubs and prints.
Delicious Coffee. First Clues Tees. Large, Meaty Prunes. Carolina Head Ricc.
River Oranges. Lettuce. Csulitl owor, Spinach, Sweet Potatoes, Crisp White Celery, I’m-snipe.
Brussels Sprouts, Radishes. Navel Oranges. Dates, Figs, etc.
You want the best. Send us your order and get it. We can fill it to your perfect satisfac-
tion. Try a can of our Fency Strawberry Beets, perfectly delicious, 13 and 15c can.
Charles E Seymour,
Indies ‘
South Norwslk.
80mg Thur dag Bargains at 11.111101111111111.
tic assistant thus ia‘r. hunt year more ‘
National Biscuit soc crackers, 3 packages for .................................... .. . . .3, . ..
sou) resents son snarl-Isl. can. 1
VAN“. Our Biscuit th finest oda Cracker re lar sck ‘ , ‘ ' 1-
CHmAGO’M.“ .d‘ 111 and 8“” ( e S ). per go 9 age ........................ 4c
ver medals, engraved with the names . . 1 ‘ , ‘
or the winners will be awarded on Fancy Creamery Butter (sweet stock), per pound ............. . .......................... .. 25c
hillnrghhlblntf the auralulAezhlb‘iitlgcni ot .,
tecoooDomsscrnn en- - 1
ms. m persons who have haw em, 13 Strictly Fresh Country Eggs for . . ... ............................. . ....... .. ...... .25c
glgyed ‘in one {lelyfihl' sorta-cl arenas. 1 ,
egodmedaswi goto osewo 1
have 1, men yam o, more Wm, one Hmhfl Brand Clam Chowder. per quart can .. ................... . ........................ . 18c
family. Filly-eight years in one tami- , .1. . 1.
iv is the longest record or any domes Walter Baker's or Beckman’s Cocoa, per can .. ........................................... 1. 19c ‘
than twenty medals were issued to
those who had been more than ten
years in one place.
If you want pure, fresh eatablcs at honest prices, get the habit—buy of us for cash.
”mp—r '
NORWALK CLUB POOL GAMES.
in the Norwplit Club pool tourna-
whcn you purchase here.
n1ent.lust night. L “collard, rated 8i),
Honest weight is one of our inner particular rules—that‘s why you always get big measure
defeated G.S Raymond. rated 55, by
11 score of 80 to 38 8. Van Buren.
rated 00 defeated R. Keeler. ruled
it). by a score of 90 to 31.w
Tonight at 8 o‘plocitww L Olsen.
sit: :5” will play Joules Gregory rated
a, 1
. .-.........-.- ..._--... -. -_... ”W:-
rntcd 140, will plity EW
rated at 80
u'l‘hompson,
New York __Grocery Co.
THURSDAY we start our semi- -a.nnusl
Topsy TurVy Sale!
A final Clean-up of 1111
Her Stocks, Includii
Medium dehis,‘
for early Spring weer.
Stocks have been turned upside down—topsy-turvy. Everything brought to light and
thrown on our counters to be sold at the lowest prices ever known in Norwalk.
Come in the morning and avoid our afternoon crowds. We csnnot guarantee all lots to
1000
u
. iiiilfli
worth
Tom
, .
ylrds of Figured
nest designs.
color i 11 g s; _
7°! ‘
Turvy Sale Price,
5:. ,
magnum Sheeting.
m on m ysrds
I’VC‘“. my, .7c;
the 1mm
be on sale for any great length of time, because the prices are so scnsatlonally low that they
will be quickly bought up by the wide awake purchasers.’
NORWA-i..K
HM“. 1W
m ,
$2 Comfortsbln. but
Bleached .Twillcd
Crush, strong. haltvy quality st 1111.111... cov- 1
quality, 3 ”ml. Silos! with pure. .
. , clean. willie cotton.
Topsy Turvy Sale‘Price. TOP“? Turvy Sale Price.
3946- j ' ,1‘39
\
Printed Urfll‘ldld, .11
. new lanterns... regular.
‘ » price we: .,
| 1151: Clothes ‘; Eruption
i only two replicustolncr.
The Boston Store
The BostonStol‘e
roooo yards of Plain
and Fancy Spring Dress
Goods, all this season‘s
goods, regular prices 75c,
$1 and $1.25; all at.
Topsy Turvy Sale Price.
55c.
Colored Velvet Rib-
boos. suitable for collar
“111W.
and belt. regularly. 35c, ‘
Topsy Turvy Sale Price.
' 9c yard.
35c Reversible Sultans
Carpet, always 35c,
Topsy ‘Turvy Sale Price,
22c.
1.‘ 1’7]
Fancy Metal 'snd Jet
Buttons, smell lots of 23
cards 35c Buttons, oil at
Topsy Turvy Sale Price,
81: dozen.
19c Embroidered Stock
Conn ., with and with:
out the tabs, ,
l.ii . ;J. l .- 3. b
Topsy Turvy Sale Price,
IOC.‘
‘ 1; Entbroidmd collar
Tops. regular prices 10
‘, Ind 15c. .
1 1" 1 l
1. Topsy Turvy Sale Price.
' ‘i
Silk Ribbon Belting“ ’
black, white and colors.
worth 251: and 35c ygrd.
Topsy Turvy Sole Price,
ICC. ‘
‘chther Boss “14.0“”,
er Fancy Whitoxliilool '
lion. usual selling till“!
75¢: to “-001
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Norwalk Chronicler