(Win 0. BI‘OOkB. the South Noi'Wall Previously ili'kllilll‘il‘iiggll: 1...: , ‘ 4.35;?“
representative of the National Oystei \Vflibiliillb'i‘ii ”01“” ”“0"” 20.00
‘ on ’ Gamer Company. which transports tin Carmine i‘. “it'll" """"""""" 1W
.. widens. , . swelling?“ of the oysters handled i1 ' Sumlllll lloudiivl' .‘ ------------- p.00
‘lto’f'o Ruldonoow the NM . and who is in touch witi .vpolplcy .c 11111 ............. 2.00
, . - _____. 11-“ the oyster DI‘Oducing territory ii A. 1).... ......... - --------- 1,00
alias for Tomorrow :5: Ensland‘ and the Middle statei :1. s. llama . “-0 ------------- 1.93
. s “ . s . . i 0.1). .liu' UH ' ' """"""" u)
”I“ 445- . "i also represent the Northport Oys ,(. Koriurw. ' ' ~ .. - ~ 100
tar company. i am confident. the mun. l'd.-lmiui . . ----------- 2.00
the Connecticut growers are taxed 8' Raymond llrus .. .......... 2.00
00!! pinlc'ronv . {hereon bearglbplgaiwnl. Connecticul Harry lluiulWiiI -------------- $33
9 . sonyasee e and produces of Josh. 11,1 .
M'm‘l'?‘ gallium: oysters lit for market. Competitiot l. mu ........ .' - g -------- 1.00
1301 1909 n 8 is growing stronger every year not itallun [mispciiilvm New” ..... 50.00
’Mlotor' DO - Ail '2- other states are ondeavoring to built [Flu-nu“) Iii-l‘llill‘ilii ............ 3.00
full and! $3.. if t. up the OYBler Industry. Every. statA pawn”... licriialrilo 1,00
I n no if "WI ' on the Gulft of htlexlco is offering on “my...“ |':ii‘i‘illil l.00
courageme'n so t at the industry ma) ) .m, gap... ..‘.0
_ ‘Fn‘;mlfi'y\f¥?ll.|&x be established there. in the warmei WWW” 1......“ _:.p
‘ - - l 3°°- and shallower waters of the south oyh )oumm-p mo ................ .50
‘ tors grow faster. but they lack the flu Buoy” Am...) ,, ........... .00
RING THE gyms”, vor ofttbenorthiizrn product. The nor-t: 5.1.1,..nul...“ . . .......... .130
canno compete n pr cc with the soul ,1 - ................. . 1,00
'fmm“ contest ‘5 "‘me and nothing should be done which wii i (5:23“; , , . , . 1.00
If) a close, and while there multiply the difficulties of the Counoc L): (.m.m“,,m,,... . _ . .......... yup
Io contest have been
its: utmoat freedom on
days after election
“Hill would be a can-
,at‘ time, the general
.gulfi‘be re-noinin-
the i0 submission.
‘ofvoll unfair insinuation,
iii! ii recognition ofian honest
opinion, a diffjonce thnt
III the more posaib 9 because
on ulboth can idatea be-
, Junie campaign closes next
trim. the situation somewhat
though friends of Senator
laima win, by a fairly
in. .
gunman Hill will go before the
libs splendid record as a na-
zjis‘lator. From the start. of
usslonalcareer he showed
and his constituents in the
lstrlct have returned him
.. again, for eight terms. so
is bad the length of service
gsoluiely necessary in order .
1 man national prominence.
1; cry way qualified to fill the
g United States senator. and
(illoan caucus will make no
f it names lilin.
1“" Brnndcgec is a much young-
iand has not had the oppor-
r developmentaffordcd his op-
E‘I'Iis "W9 claim this is a
Wr giving him another
hydro isreason in the claim.
Senator-Tint. who died
”the country’s greatest states-
as hardly thought of by the
t large. even at. the end of his
' It will thus be seen that
blamed and true experience in
to, who will no doubt be heard
a“. n county’s side they offer a
an of brilliant attainment and
Who has not yet had the full
ty to show what ls in him.
county thinks that. under the
trees the state ought to
"is man who has been tried
‘nd wanting. it remains to
.1 ther‘ the majority of the
. ant-us will agree with us.
Stevens “any
a president in the show;
whether congress should”
«Congressman Sperry is
in the list of those on
solution, but perhaps he
‘ r‘it. The rest of the
legatlon escaped. re-
'ol. being present.
of Opinion of Cltle
hilc Meeting.
will hold an ad-
evenlng, at the
' at only necesr
.sposed or at
1 questions
. l the Feb-
ry for the
at was laid
t, but it is.
ill be made
.'_ that tile
in of the
ig for the
ary will be
, meeting.
" is too im-
_ecidc.d oi‘i‘
. .iuii. 11.-—-A
.iast night, and
‘ an assault on tile
former'Shcrin‘ J. A,
hanging just around
onto bitterness of feeling
, prospect is that nothing
rious character will devol-
iierolitical conflict that
an end at Hartford. next
.. noon. when the Republi-
’ .. the ‘ announcement
he ' state was that
aviiand street. 3
(continued from First Page)»
Opinion. of Mr. Brooks.
ticut grower on whom nature has al
ready imposed most unfavorable con
ditlons which'havo required niiicl
study. pcrslatent effort and the ox
pcndituru of immense sums of mono:
to conqucr. No other business in llli
slate is l'uilllii‘i‘ii to iic up capital 11
a crop for ten years wllh a spcculn
livc prospect only of receiving ll rc
turn. l have read the governor‘:
‘nlcssnge and must say that. it show:
that the executive. whilc pcrbnp
thoroughly honest. in his convictions. it
not acquainted with the ‘Cfll‘ldillilllfi ()l
which the oystcr industry in lhl:
stale depends. 'l‘lie growers of (hi:
state. have built up llil ludustr;
against great natural obstacles whicl
is the envy of other states and it wil
be poor policy on the part of its lcgls
Iators to place any further burdcn:
upon ii. The industry brings inn.n
sinus of money Into the stair wlilcl
without. it would be cntircly loot
li‘ouuda in other staics. while llicy d1
not produce as much seed. produce oys
tcrs that are fit to market, willioii'
moving or other attention while ilu
Connecticut grower has to fight iron
the time the set comes until lilo oys
ter is marketed. Drills. slurs am
winklos are enemies which do not lrou
ble growers of other status to (in
same degree that they do here.
“it is noticeable that the governo
has neglected to mention the gran
nailiral beds the product. of which it
now practically washed. ’i‘licsc beds
with a small expenditure could be
made to pay the state on income rel-
atively much inrscr than that derived
by illiode island."
AME ICA's NEW NAVV.
WASHINGTON. Jail. ll.-—ll' cou-
gross accepts SiPCl‘i‘lllf‘y Newborry's
plans for the new navy, this country
will have the four largest battleships
afloat. Each of them would be four
thousand buns lurgcr iliuu the biggest
ship cvcr authorized for the American
navy. They would cont from eight to
ten million dollars cacli. Mr. New.
berry impressed the house naval com-
mittee with the necessity of an amunl-
tion ship to accompany the fleet on a
long voyage. liir. Ncwbei'ry did not
express any willingness for the smal-
ler vessels in preference to tin. four
large battleships. but coupled u num-
ber of auxiliary vessels with cach of
the four battleships.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Frederick F‘. Wliiiclicad to George
N. Phllcox. two lots. Harbor View
Beach. War.
Bailout liuksgur and wife to John
Siczak and wife. lot and building; Lox»
ington avenue. War.
Peter Decker to Susan S. ilusby,
building lot. Gregory i’ark. War.
Norwalk investment 00. to Harry 8.
Benton. five acres and buildings. “'1st
street. War.
Mary E. Douicns to John \V. Mngner.
lot and building, Ferris avenue. War.
LADY BERESFORD DEAD.
Had Bean ill for a Lang Time at Home
in Dov-king. Eng. ,
DORKlNG. Eng. .Jun. fir-Lady Wil-
liam Beresford'. who was Lillian War-
rcn Price, daughter of the late Cosimo»
dore Price. U. S N.. of New York. dlEd
here today. She had been ill for some
months past and her death was not
unexpected.
Lady Bel-csford’s first husband was
Louis Hammersley. of New York. After
his death, she married in 1888 the
eighth Duke of Marlborough, who died
lll 1802. She was consequently known
for a time as the dowager ducbess of
Marlborough. Her third husband was
William Leslie do in. Poor Beresf'ord
who died in 1900. .
CHURCH CALENDARS.
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Grace Pariah Notes.
Tuesday—Woman's Bible class with
Deaconess Camp, at 7 :30. -
Wednesday—Woman's Guild with
Mrs. Warner. ii Arch street. nt.2:30.
.iuulor Auxiliary in the Guild room at
:45.
'l‘hiirsday'eThe Knights of King
thur at. 8.
7 Saturday—The Captains of Tea at
:30.
JOINT HATTERS' MEETING. .
The Hattlng Societies oftThe Nor-
walks will hold a Joint meeting this
evening at rion Hail to discuss matters
of interest to the trade.
HER‘EXERCISE.
Many readers think insufficient axon,
else is responsible for worrying moods.
"Dare 1 whisper it," writes one £01“.
respondent. “Though i am a married"
woman, with No bonnie balms. when
my worries and temper prove too much
for me I shut myself up in my room
and dance a wild Scotch reel. 1 al-
ways did it When i got in a temper as
a child as a sort of vent: to my feel-
ings. and I do it still andprobably
shall continue to do so as long as l'm‘
sufficiently energetic."
Certainly a Scotch reel ought to pm“
vlde enough exercise to exorcise an?
ar‘
1
.t‘
”up the street. waiting to
. to run into it.
demon of worry if lack of oxercls’e is'
the cause of. iL—Home Chat. .
‘ Nori‘valk members report an excellent
Jam—r
' Merle money so THE rune. n
Independent Society Conn-l.
bum Sum 0'
'i‘ili‘ llnliuil mdopoudeni Home”. liilld
l. meeting last “04M .9101 \‘oicd (hp
Sum of $50 if)" lll‘l‘l‘ll_iililfl of the
-iill'l.ll(lliilkc. (illii'l' if’ml'li’illlmis made
”no” iii“ liiHl ruplill. illlI m. illliUWH:
itallan
..$H‘.l.70
'i‘olul
Saturday :1 «'11 1.1.1110" \V-is lulu-u ill
he .I. ll. \\‘;i§ll..iu w Hill (‘1' by hour
illicit iiii‘i'lii 3:". 131' l"‘Ii‘lli ill (in1
:nrthiliiiik.» Milli u 0:111 Tim M
owing arc iiii‘ mini oliluus
ioiiilulcll llin-u. . f 1.00
I. ll. \"iiliilililf’l'll . 'Jilil
.\'. 'l‘rlmpci'i 1.00
lohu iii-07. . .50
lohu linnka .. ..'.0
i. H. Clilcs .310
inrold .\iilii'.".\ 1.00
311in ....... 1.00
i. lliiliilcll ......... 1.00
:‘Iill‘l'y Uili‘i‘iillllii'l . Lud
lurry William . l.ilu
iViillllill llii-lmui . 1.00
iViiilillil \\'i'lillii/ . .75
lohu .l. llicpilii. . (.0
i. .1. Iiiiii‘i‘ .. g. .50
A'llliuni Slim-1:011 . .50
.lcorgc Slain-r -. .510
la. Adams . .50
i. ii. Ih)\\'lli') . .110
l. lrvlug ..... .00
.). Lislioy .. . .50
lohu lilnrruy . .30
dd. 0. Grady .. .00
P. 0. f‘iiliiior .. .00
.eouiird . . . . . . .50
litmus Millirél-iil‘l .00
l. C. Wood .50
William iiulilu-il .50
Max iiunzy .. .30
Antonio lilarluo :10
lash ........... .35
lush .......... ‘15".
J. Walker ..... ‘in
ii}. Percy ...... , .2.-
Gnsh........... .25
(.3011. Ryan ... .20
ii. Derringer 2!.
Cash ........... . ..... 25
Cash ........... .. .23
Mother .............. . .. 131'.
li‘.\\“.lloyt....r.., .. 2'2"
Peters ........................ 2:.
Cunningham ........... .,. . .‘JB
Nickolas Mandel ......... 3-35
(lush ............ . ‘15
Fred Zippcror .......... ,. . . 25
(31111 li‘llaluucr .......... . . 2i.
1". Haiti .................. .. . .20
(luorgt- Slirlvt-r . . . . , . . . . . .21“.
John ltooiicy ........... 95
Stephen lmlioisky . 9.3-1
Total ..................... $212.00
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS lN STAM‘
FORD.
Captain Daniel 1:, Tommy Among
Class initiated by Augustin: Council;
Catholic Union Council. Kalil“ls 0'
)oiumbus, of Norw‘nlk. was Willi l'i‘l"
rescaled at a special inccliiul “I St.
Augustine Council, of Stamford, held
yesterday afternoon :11 tiic latter city.
at. which time a class of about thirty
candidates were ulwn degrees of 0r~
dcr, Captain Dilllil‘] p, Toulllf'y point!
the only Norwiilk lliilll among them.
Tilt) ilcgruc work win; in charge OI
National lliquislloi‘ lv‘iizpntrlck and Dr-
'i‘hotnus l<‘. Clinic, of Norwulk. The
time, and speak highly of their treat.-
ment by the suimiiu-a limos-rs.
Among liloso who attended from
The Norwalks wci‘c ilmnd Knight Dr.
Thomas F. Clinic. '1‘. E. Matthews.
James Shechau. filiarlofi Smith, John
Collins, .iolin uncommon liild Cantu!"
D. F. Toomcy.
Cemmittoe of Seven to Hold Meeting
on Friday Evening. "
The committee of acre“ residents of
Broad River. appoinmi to make a col~
loctlon of funds for the proposed new
chemical tank. will hold a meeting.
Friday evening, and it is expected that
another public meeting willibs held
shortly after, when it is anticipated
that a vote will be taken to purchase
the fire fighting machine. Great in-
terest. is taken in this project by the
residents. and they are for the most
part. coming out. with substantial cou~
tributions.
Considerably over 8300 has been ap-
prlprlated by the residents, with sov~
oral more to be heard from. it is
practically decided that a. two wheeled
Ajax wagonrwhich can be pulled
around easily by hand, will be pur-
chased, and wiil'hnve a tank with ll
capacity of forty-five gallons and one
hundred feet of hose.
NOT To BE PITIED.
(Ererybody‘s Magazine.) fl
A traveler passing through the
Broad 'I‘o'p Mountain district in norln~
e'rn‘ Bedford County, Pennsylvania.
last summer. came across" a lad of 10
cultivating a patch of miserable pota-
toes. He remarked upon their improm-
ialng appearance and expressed pity
for anyone that had to dig a living out
of such soil.
“1 don't need no pity.“ said the boy
resentfully.
‘ 'l‘he traveler haslcncd to soothe his
wounded pride. But in the offended
tone of one who has been misjudged
the boy added: “I ain't as poor as you
think. i'm only Wol‘liiil' here. i don’t
own this place." ‘
(Continued from 191m Page).
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0“ Saturday night a terrific tempest,
new"mauled by earthquake shocks,
“"038. causing a. number of fresh col.
lapses in the ruined city. and spread-
lug new terror among the Survivors.
Most of the people in Messiah were
Ciillllied under tents and huts and
nearly all these were destroyed by the
wind and blinding ruin.~ Over sixty
foot of the landing quays ill the bar-
b()l‘ were swept stray, carrying off a
large quantity of provisions and sev-
eral horses. Two soldiers narrowly
emulied death. Near Giarre’ an im-
liienncilsnurc opened. it was six hun-
dred and fifty feet long, three feet
Wide and sixty-live feet deep. and has
Ililli been styled by the people “the
mouth of hell."
The American consulate, where the
stores from the relief ship llayci‘n are
being distributed, was besieged all
003' yesterday by a‘c‘rowd of hungry
refugees. The American ccnunittcc is
working strenuously and receiving ex-
pressions of gratitude from all quar-
ters. General Mama. who is in au-
preme command hero, thanked Ambas-
sador Grlscom warmly for the humanl-
tarlun initiative of his countryillell
yesterday. suggesting that as the great
exodus from Messiah had left the city
practically without any Wounded. the
most urgent need for the lluyerii‘a sci"-
viccu was along the coast towns. cs
pcclnlly Cniaulu and Syracuse. 'l‘ilc
liuycru has proceeded toilicsc points.
The supply ship Ynnktou will remain
here to convey to Naples lilf' bodies
of the American consul and his wilc
when they are recovered.
Ambassador Griscomb paid a visit
Saturday to the house of tho Catholic
Archbishop who, after confessing that
his rclicf committee lacked both food
and money. entrusted tlic ambassa-
dor with a message to Archbishop lrc~
land. or St. Paul. who is now in liuluc.
asking liliu to make another iiiuu-ul liil‘
American aid. Food, clothing and oili~
or supplies were immediately arm to
the urchbishop's commiilcc from the
iiuyoru.
'l‘lic. disinfecting of the city in pro-
greasing rapidly. 'l‘wo dcimsilorli-s
connected by furrybout huvp been i-s-
tablishcd, and dislnl‘eclafls will also
be transported along the Sicilian and
(Ialnbrinu coasts for distribution 111 the
inland villages. The illuniluulinn of
the city by electric light has brcn pur-
iially reestablished.
The American fleet. which uri‘ircd
here Saturday morning and it‘ll. Sutur-
iiuv night. made a great impression.
liliprcsslons of gratitude and udniirn-
ilou are still heard on all silica. Aiilllli'“
ul Spcrry‘s last not before leaving was
to send a launch with a burial party
to convey the body of Mrs. A. .l. Ugh-
lun, wife (if the British consul. across
the straits to English Coliiclcry.
The survivors of 1‘1. .1 l‘uilioi‘s
Will iiiccl. January 1.. to .i «i iwu oili-
cluls to replace lliiisu. «loud.
Prof. Salinas line succcw i ’ii in MH'v
lng from the ruins of tho i‘iiiiuiiusin
uni several valuable paintings, int-ind.
lug tho IllillOllSi Triptych by .\lllillii'llii
dc iiimslnii, of ”00.
General Mann. ilt‘illx l'cpoi‘i in the
premier. yesterday, mild lliul the re
covery of valuables slob-u from tho
ruins was progressing satisfactorily.
Seven lilii‘Vl‘H \vcrc iii-rested Sutur-
tiny.
Almost 33.000000 lu mum-y and \‘iii
unblcs lit-silica lliu ciuili-uis oi llin
tillIl'H of ”iv various banks illlH iilri-uiiy
iii-cu rccovcrcd from illi‘ ruiiu: of llir
i-urtliquukc.
CONJUGAL BLISS ”0 i950. -
"My love," moulluncd Mr. Suil'crerv
Gcitc, "l wonder—l wonder wlicillcr
you would let lilo have. lhe useyof niy
latciikcy this week?"
"iAltchkcy!!" bellowcd his wife.
“What the dickclis do you want Willi
n laichkcy. my good innit?"
"Well. my love." couched liir. Suf-
fercr-tlcite, “we are holding a series of
fathers' foregathcrlugs in the mission
hall. this week, when we hope to do a
little needlework on behalf of the pur-
isli poor. Miss Nniicy has kindly culi-
sculcd to come and talk to usc about
her recent r‘nrtliiisi North trip. uutl~
“ li'cut honvcusl" l'ourcd ilic irate
\vll‘o, banging lli'l‘ plpc upon the iiiiili‘
to emphasize her words, "Don't you
know your duly is at home? Besides.
on Monday l've got to attend the We
men‘s Emancipation league; Tuesday.
the Sisters of Charity meeting; cho
uesday. the local pollcowomcn's con~
cert: ’l‘hursdny. the Daughters of Toll
lecture; Friday. the Women’s Science
Research class. and on Saturday our
football club‘s smukcr. Now, don‘t
you forget-«your duty is at home!"
And so it cuiiic to pnss.—-'l‘ltnl3ils.
Ho—BM-l l'm postively shivering.
I think 1‘" take smoothing warm.
She (With sly glimmer—I'm warm
as toast.—~Excliange.
All the Latch Popular
Sheet Music
New Dance Folios
loo. M. Cohnn‘s. llavilaud‘s No.
The (lam.
W. A. Briggerman,
‘ MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington 8t.
.-
4.
in Scotlandw a. x of, j!
- ”No 0." said the merchant.
his head gravely..“l canon.
naer rue business thaway. i ..
"Nonsense." said the dmmmer. but.
if you have any conscientious scrupleil
you may pay me a shilling for the
box." ‘ .
"Weel. wcsl." said the honest shop-
keeper. "l'll take two boxes."—-—Buffalo
Commercial.
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Endorsed
by
Everybody
Everybody who has ever used
.our Geffen endorses thorn. At
each price you'll find advocatoa.
Ono kind cult- one, another
kind utioflee others. There's a
kind for every taste. Then Cof~
feel are our importation. our
own reacting—we can vouch for
their being exactly right in ev-
ery particular. The prices are
lower, grade for grade. than oth-
ers sell at. because-we dul di-
rect with the people. Therefore
if you want a lowpricod Coffee
that II good. or a higher priced
one that is supreme In excel-
lence. we would like to sell you.
Our Mocha 6. Java Blend at
25¢ a pound tips the scale: on
any you can buy elsewhere for
less than 356.
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The Union Pacific
Tea (30..
126 Washington Street,
Tel. 542-3.
TEA. 0051f slid SUGAR
Headquarters ofthc City
W
THE NEW sciatica
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
nose of the disease and the art of ad-
lusting the sonic. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Ech if done in childhood it
creates pinched ncrvcs and pain in
later life. in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
'lils dint-nae and pain, and health Is
rcstorcd through harmonlaing the air
ricrve synlcnis iii your body. '
Nervoiinncsa. leuuinilsm. Paraly
sis, lliiart. Klducy and Female Dis
cases are given spcclnl situation; also
Curvature of tho Spine. You Will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you
'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
M WASHINGTON 51. so. mmwau
m .. y.
if. it
atlas,
tak’ "em; ‘I.
Embroidcries
5000 yards of Hamburg Edg-
ings, Spring. importation; the
finest line over shown. The
variety is immense and to go
into detail is impossible, but
each yard is positively 1-3 less
than ever before advertised.
The widths range from 1 to 18
inches and have been divided
into three lots, priced
10c. rel/ac and rye.
Values 25c to 50¢.
$1.50 Men’s Under-
Wear, $1.15
Men's All Wool Shirts and
Drawers, sizes up to 48 inch.
The wholesale price is $1.25;
considered the best $1.7 5 value
ever made.
FOR TONIGHT. $1.15.
Only two suits to a customer.
$1.25 Alarm Clocks,
69c '
Nickle-plated Alarm Clocks.
guaranteed for one year; regu-
larly sold $1.25.
TONIGHT 69c.
SPECIALS
borders; big $1.00 value.
lScWaiélings, 10c ‘
Figured and Striped Madras
W'alstlngs. white only; regular
price 15c.
TONIGHT 10c.
69c Oil Cans, 47c
5 gash-heavy Galvanized Oil
Cans, w1th faucet; 69c usually.
‘TONIGHT 47c.
29c Sauce Pans, 21c
Blue and white lipped Sauce 1
Pans, 4 and 6 qts.. first quality:
regular 29c value. . '
TONIGHT 21c.
$1.00 Blankets, 78c
11-4 full size double Blane
kcts. white with pink or blue
TONIGHT 78c.
$1.25 Waiéls, 69c
Tailor-made Madras Waists.
some Gibson effects; all reguu
lar $1.25 Waists.
TONIGHT 69c.
0,510?! STORE
“PeaCemaker”
(I The best FLOUR on the market at the
Satisfaction or. money re-
funded. Try a bag. It tells its own story.
Lowest Price.
ASK YOUR GR
OCER FOR IT,
DEALER iN
Hard and, Soft Wood,
Sewed and split Ready for
Family Use.
Soft Wood. 36.00 per cord: 01.50 per
56 cord. ' .
Hard Wood. 07.00 per cord; .1
56 cord.
Split Wood. 254: extra per 3‘ cord.
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave. 1
Tel. 207-2. " ‘NORWALK. CONN
.76 per
Striped 3......) and 18c
Halibut, 15c; Salmon, 20c; Cod
Steaks. 120; Boston Blues, 100; Whit-
ing. fic; Large Frost, 100; Large
Smelt. 15c: Eels. the: Spanish Macker-
el. 120.; iierrlngs, 80; Oysters. 350 qt.:
Sea Escnllops, 40c; Grenport. idscab
lops. 40o: Clams, .50 qt: Sea 'l‘rout.
15o: Hard Shell Crabs.
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181 “Washington Street Bridge
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1 white shirts which the younger men
The collars on some of the new
are wearing are of the same material
as the shirt itself. its feature being a
line cord at. regular intervals.
You will notice that the new lingerie
waists are very elaborate with lace and
embroidery but that they are not full
in either bodice or sleeves.
in the courts and on the linksat the
winter resorts you will find many of
the nobby sporting suits trimmed with
kld plplngs and other leather touches
in contrasting color.
. Are there anycoat materials quite
so becoming to a middleaged woman
as the; heavily ribbed Ottomans and
silks of the some family?
.Theicolora of the new dress mater
idle and ‘trlmmlngsxseem to be copied
from the precious stones and metals—
copper. sapphire. amethyst and many
others are there. perfect in their tints.
Vogue. calls attention to a beautiful,
Magnetic Tf‘CMmenfn Given Mac. I
Salts Dress Goods CUT PRICES
LOOK Good And Extra Stamps This Week.
“91 G009 Thursday. January 1401. Is Dividend Day.
he G005 10 STAMPS runs.
{mi‘11::1.“k?§i.i.ufy.3.‘.'iiiifflfigg £353.: 00 Stumps with 1 lb. \‘cry Bustlsoc 30(SA‘umps with 1 lb. lilo-Kg”
' ' ’l‘cn ....................... ‘0 cc .........
pcrln "m m) Stamps with l in. Special 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Mocha. nag0
' 'l‘ca ....................... 50:: Java Coffee ...... o
40 Slalom with 1 lb. Clinics 20 Stanipli with 1 lb. Java and
salts TCXIiie Mfg. CO 'i‘ca .I ..................... Maracaibo Coffee ..... ...25c
NORWALK. 25 Stamps with 1..., iii. Very Best i5 Stamps with 1 lb. Best San-
. _ . Tea ........................ 30c ios coffee ............ .....20c
7‘ I I “MW '9 ”W 20 Stamps with 1.2 lb. Special. in Slumps with 1 pkg. Old
Tr ‘ Them Now' 'l‘cu ....................... 25c um Mill Coffee ..........20c
y . 20 lbs. Flue Granulated Sugar $1.00 Maud S. llilrund Flourbblisgfi :50
.‘ioucs‘ Pi sbiirv’s or o 8 ~
' ~ Nivarn Cereal Food, pkg..... 10c .' ' ‘
The Roger Llflnows ' _ . . . iii-loony, bag ..... ..88c
, . .1 cans Geld Roch lliaud Cain 25c “illldlliul Good Eggs. doz.. ..35c
Be“ 109 Cigar sold. 10 PINK STAMPS WITH ANY or FOLLOWING. .
‘ . 1 pkg. Monarch Corn Starch. .lOc 1 lb. can Crown.Aster Coifee..3So
I‘Ol' ii good 50 Cigar try the 1,4 lb. Pure Ground Mustard..10c l iurgc ”bottle Bluing.........10o
. 1 lb. Best Shredded Cocoanui. .20c 2 lbs. Fresh Mixed Cakes....25o
TWIN CITY 3'"). Box Best Lump Siarcb...20c '2. cans Selected Rhubarb.....25°
- 3 cans Ears-kn Corn. .25c 1 pkg. Gold Rock Jelly Powder.100
B- J. REYNOLDS, GEORGE EHRETfS FAMOUS BOTTLED BEER, 24 Bottles......$1.15
MANUFACTURER. Headquarters for All Leading Brands of Wines and Liquors.
WOOD WOOD A F. BECKMANN 8. CO.
SELECT GROCERIES. ‘ 1
in to s Phone 440. South Nor-walk. .
A. CARMI BETTS. .83 and 85 w... 9 n .1 . ,
bout in deep watermelon green whose
brim is covered with; little humming
blrds‘ wings in green and deep yellow.
A very effective touch is given the
colored ruching at the throat by an in-
ner ruchlng of the same shimmery
stuff in black. ' .
We read about the new evening coit-
fures for theatre wear being dressed
closed to the head,-~.but we haven't
seen any of them yet.‘ .That is a step
toward consideration for others which
it. will he difficulty to convince many
is taken for that reason alone.
Very few women can wear becoming-
ly the large fur tarballs that. entirely
conceal the hair. '
The newest sashes are of cloth of
gold or silver also. and in marked coir
trust. the heavy though supple broad-
cloths and ribbed silks. ’
it often“ happens that women who
wear low shoes and thithnocked gowns
on the street in the dead of winter are
criticised for their sacrifice of health
to fashion when really they are more
comfortable than their critics. for what
seems to be their expoaedhesh is real-
round toque with crown of soft mara-
O
ly flesh-colored silk In both instances.
Norwalk Chronicler