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every purchase. 'It will cost
you nothing.
i} F. A. LANE
Confectionery
and Putty
51 Washington Street
Get a Piano Ce1tliicate with
lllCAl NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity: l1‘ai1 101
night. Saturday generally cloudy, fol
lowed by rain. Pleasant weatheu pre~
valls this morning along the Atlantic,
must, but in the interior the weather
is generally cloudy and unsettled with
local i‘.ains The temperature is high
in all sections east of the Rocky Moon
tains. A well defined aim 111 area is
central in Montana. Conditions favor
for this vicinity fair weather followed
be: increasing cloudiness and probably
lght showers. The temperature will
continue high.
-Porl1 Roast, 1214.111. Buttery's.
—}’ork Chops, lBIéc lh. llayes' Mkt.
Miss Priscilla. Jones. of Norwaik. is
spending a few days with friends in
Newark. N. J.
--Link Sausage. 120. Buttery's.
-(}reen Soft Hats. O'Bricn’s.
The estate of the late Gould A. Se)“
mom was settled in the Probate Court
this morning.
~liome made 01' Link Sa11s11ge.1 iii/go.
lb.. at. Hayes” Market 1
——Fresh Pork to roast, 12%0 111. Pub
Ilc Market.
Miss Madeline Lawlo1. of Summit
stt‘,eet who has been very painfully
ill of threat troubles for the past two
weeks, is now getting better,
~Men 3 $3. 50 Shoes. 52. 85.
11' it Bracken.
-—H0me- made Sausage. 15c, Buttery.
A- party of officials of the Commoti-
cut Company from Bridgeport and New
Haven, came to Norwaik today and
rode over the local lines in a special
car and inspected them.
~—F1‘esh Eggs, 1150 doz. i“. i). l.. & Co.
——~I’lnte Beef, 6c. Buttery's.
The .lunior League gMission Stud)
Class of the East,
Conneal-
meeting tonight at 7 oclock in the
church parlors. All who wish to join
the class will please attend this meet~
ing. “
~F‘resh Shoulders. 10c. Iiuttery's.
wintd'les' Pat. lantthcr Button and
Lace $3.50 Shoes, at $2.85. Conneaily
& Bracken.
Thecigar makers employed by the
Old Well Cigar Company stopped work ‘
until Monday morning, last evening
owing to the delay in the ar"1i1ul of
some tobacco. This tobacco came tip
from Cuba and the ship. overdue. did
not reach New York until yesterday.
——iioasting Chickens. 220 lb. Hayes.
—-11‘resh Hams and Shoulders, at
New York Market.
Despite the fact that the! are out
011 11 st1'ii1'e,the 11111 Trimmcrs‘ Assoc-i
ntion has notified Dr Macfuilaud. the
chairman of the High School decorat-
ing committee, that they wish to place
a picture representing their organiza-
tion in the High School building and
have expressed their readiness to
make the necessary appropriations 101‘
it. , .
——-Ci10p Beef. ‘i2c. i’luttery‘s.
~—Choice Turkeys. 280 lb.. Hayes' Mk.
REV. MR. BIDDLE MADE ARCH-
DEACON.
itev Joseph A. Biddle, formerly pas-
tor of the South Norwaik Congrega-
tional church, was chosen arch-deacon
at. a meeting of the Hartford Arc-h-
deaconry. in Hartford. yesterday. Rev.
Mr. Biddle was pastor of Grace. P. in.
church, in Blatchiey avenue, New Haw
ven. resigning and removing there
about five years ago. Mr. Biddle was
head of the Hartford Arch-deaconry
several years ago.
. ’“r-“m‘
——Pot Roasgiifno bone. 1011, [31111011113
—Fiesh Shoulders. 101- lb. Public
AAIU'keL
lllllAI Ill WAll SIRiil.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a.111.-i’1‘ico
changes shown by the opening ques
tions for st‘ocks were not marked ex-
com in a few cases. There were run-
ning sales of 8.000 shares of United
States Steel at 54% and 545%, com-
pared with 54% last night. Nation-oi
Lead advanced 1% and Canadian Pa.
cific declined -1%~.- --The majority of
stocks were higher than last night,
but there was a sprinkling of losses.
WALL STREET. ‘1] a; m.——Spec.ula-
that became heavy in tone. but none of
the. tecessions exceeded‘ fractions. out-
side of the Wisconsin Central stocks
which gave way a point. Offerings
were rather light and later attempt to
recover stockssold caused a rally.
v—l’ork Roast, 12%cmlButter1's.
Full Pound
Mixed Chocolates, 25c
Siilison-Pow‘ell corporation,
. Prescription 111-1111911111 .-
Open Bundayi "" “80001 Norwaik
rue. Methodist,
Episcopal Church will,L3 h0d its first ‘
sen.
_ Insurance
1‘ . ‘. ‘ 2311111):
best For
The bowels
HOT SODA
BAXTER’S
ANDERSON '3
. :. 1MPHFAAIJA“.IAA‘W’XA’A'WWT”“M Do on!
1. B b 1 I. 0'
. Launch Works.11......11...1:.1.r.1.11111.1:..1:1111 °°
hurling Remedy Co.. Chicago or N1Y.£at
AWWIIAL SALE. Till MILLION BOXES
111801;“ Frames set up and ready to
an
All kinds of repair work.
BAB Blllllll
0.11 Punch. W Park Av... New York 0in N Y.
sun oven 11111111101111: Tmss.
MOP-
..........
Dr. H, a. West Sues Arthur H.
rllon for $50.
LET us WRITE rouse. 51:” Arthur 11. Montana. 1111 E1111 N‘"
.11 1111111111 11111111 my 1111111111 11111111 111111.111 walk young man. about twenty' AW"
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN. "151(1)"11011111111713.3111"MYTHAAWWWWW years of age. was placed under iii-refit
- TIL 165-8. '1wpie'1‘li1‘1'wp11'hg “far It“? ,4°{;,1:,111m1 0 this morning by Constable J J. Goodv
': 74 Washington street. South Norwaik. 111'13‘2'1’1‘3'12'11"1:111°1i‘l1‘i. ’1' n" "I“ ' '1“ WA" A“ a suit brought by Dr. H B
West, charging blot with obtaining
some automobile tires from him a num-
ber of months ago under false preten-
ses. Young Morrison Was released 1111
d‘er a bond of 3100. 11111111111 by M01-
i'o1' trial on February 10111. before Jus
lice Daniel Dunlop. Dr. West is r-ep
resented in the action by Attorney Vt‘ il-
liam A (11min. ..,lr and Keogh and
Condos are loking after the interests
of Morrison.
Dr. West maintains tIIat Morrison
told him that he was the owner of 1111
automobile and that he had a custom-
or for it. but could not ii it unless
he had other tires for The com-
plainant had the neces‘ y tires and
turned thorn over to the defendant. 111-.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shall Paint. Norwallr
Noawackwaar'ns? causcu
M1111 mo.
——Plat1~ lit-11f, tic. Buttery's.
if a girl is pretty her knowledge
llli' fact is apt to spoil the effect.
ml’ork itoast 121/313. Butterv‘s.
(11
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Many Reports Read, but Annual Elec-
tion Was Deferred for One Week.
A number of the members of the
Norwaik Baptist church were in 11t-
tendauce at the annual church moot-
i11g. hold last evening in the basement,
of tho Clllll(:.h A short sermon was
preached by Rev. Dr. Van Down, and
11111 ioports of the various committees
and boards were read.
The church is in a vow 1110171101 01111
condition a fact most gratifying to all
n1en1be1s.as well 111-1 the. pastor. The
reports took up so much of the time
that the election of officers for the 11.11.
suing year was deferred until next
Thursdav etching.
«Shoulder Steak.,i()c, Buttery‘s.
Our clothes always satisfy
s 1r—
' FRANK C.
Gas FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron,
and Zinc.
Copper making buying worth while.
so South Main Street,’
So. Norwaik. Conn.
; .._.... ... _...
1111111. In West asks $50 damages and
costs. 1111 compensation for giving 11111
the tires.
1'ls Epstein the case being 11111 down ‘
NOTICE
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY
Is Now Open
Any person holding 11111111111111.1115
which were filled 111111 Ions to 1111- 1111113
closing can‘nave same filled 1111111 1111w
on.
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY
'THE PRESCRIMION STORE.
Telephone Call 15-.2
--l«‘1'11sb Shoulders. 10c. ilnttcrv’
'23:..—
‘1'
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Red Tags are the most powerful trade magnets in this town! The splendid business
Our Red Tag Sales attract proves it! Our values are invincible! Our styles always lead'
Our bargains are always snapped up eagerly! If you wam
a handsome new suit or overcoat. NOW is the time to get the best for the least money
Men’s Suits Reduced
$10 SUITS .................... $6. 85 $20 SUITS .... ................ $14. 85
$12 and $13.50 SUITS .......... $9. 85 $25 SUITS .................. $18 85
$15 and $16 SUITS ............ $10 85 $30 SUITS. ................ $22. 85
an c0 $13 SUITS ........ ....... ..... $13.85
ALL SIZES 34 to 44 CHEST.
PLUMBING
11111111 ‘ Overcoats Reduced
’ s10 ovsacoars ......... .s7. 85 $18 ovsacoars . ...... $12 35
HOT WATER $13 so ovnacoa'rs .......... s9 35 $20 ovsacoars ............ $14 115
AND $15 ovsaco‘ars ............ $10.85 $25 ovsacoars ........... 51735
no»- r"
The way we haVe reduced prices on all of our suits. reefers and overcoats for boys.
shows our determination to make a clean- cut clearance of stocks on hand.
Rogersld Stevens
14 South Main Street
Telephone Call 682-2
All Good: Delivered Free of Charge,
The savings
SURPRISE FOR MR. OLMSTED.
\ 1111'.v pleasant party was held last
night at the home of George Olmsted.
in Glcantmd avenue. The evening
11'11splcasunll1' spent with dancing and
games and piano selections. Refresh
111111115 were served. Among those
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM
FOR SPRING GOODS.
[11111111111 were Misses 1111‘1‘111111-1 Smith,
11‘1111 i’lsl1e1',1\'un Fisher l‘iosslo Fish-
111‘. Miss Williams. Edith Olmsted.
(hate Olmsted 111111 1111111111101111r11111
l’1".l111 Louis Fisher. l1‘d1li11 Smith Ed-
aurd Townsend Mt. Mortou‘ and
George Olmsted
\‘11- tab: it for ground 11111111
All Grades
Crockery. Glassware. House Furnish-
ing Goods, Painters' Supplies, English
Blue China by the piece or set. These
goods will not craze.
Sole agent for the Columbia Phono-
graph Cola Talking Machines and
Doublonlsk Records. Music on both
sides. 65c. Indestructible Cylinder
Records, 351:.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. H. Decker
87 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
We give the 8.11 H. Green Trading
Stamps. Ask for them. .
Meat and V
ProvisiOns
All kinds of Bologna and Delicates-
Fresh Frankiurters and Sausage
made daily. Try them. -'
F. KARL.
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 445;
NOTICE . w
W '10 UNION 131m _
ers Association and have, not taken ,
the 1.1115115 out, but are selling
——————NOTHING BUT UNION MADE
CIGARS WITH THE LABEL
COLEMAN’S
news s'ronE‘ ,
10 North Main St. South Norwaik
Agent for A. 13.31111111111111- ‘
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are you to k111111'.‘\Veil.if 5‘11111'1‘1
is plain 11111! 1111,11)
onchnlf yout stock. Feed the 0th
ground. if you 111111' 1 know within
is not only a norm food ,but the. be
\‘1111 to i1u11111_\ more of 1111' brand.
posed of good clr'au glaln dot-1111'
to loconmnuul them ouept pl‘.iL'11-
'1 974111.“ .1. *1,“ 7 ,
moon I ‘oooomwomo
Po _, ck
C
Whiting,
Froétfish“
Mackerel. Haddock. Whole
TELEPHONE 108.
All llilll.
means a good habit formed.
llli SllilIH Will
, Baseball and Sporting Goods _
1070 Discount on «uwuomuomnumommm
taiuly dont 1111111 to cheat 10111'1111i11n1ls. because that would 111111' be 11
Keep on using the feed \'1111 to buying now with
Buy Oats That: Clean.
, ton Blues,
Mullet,”alled bass, . .1
Newfoundland Herring, the best, 8c lb
Pike, Weak. Salmon, Halibut Eels. Smelt, Steak Cod. Spanish
Escallops, Oysters, Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
[S A MANIA SAII
Means more than the $60 at the end of the year—it »
ASSEl‘Se-A MILLION DOLLARS.
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out of 111111 own pocket ilul how
wally anxious to find 11111.1111- 1111.1
111 halt ilonnlc Sunk l-‘ocd. home
thirty davs that Bonnie Sim-k Feed
s1 food 11111111'111'11s1'd we ”not bother
if it'esh home ground “1115.10111—
i beat western (coils. with nothing
we ll go out of business.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
7c lb
80 lb
60 lb
.10c lb
ailed Bos-
Cod. Long Clams, 30c qt.
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Savings Deposit Invited.
WAlK IRUSI Bil.
- (1001.1 VALUE and' 110011 1'1”“? I“ “"
PillWlAIl AMUSEMENIS
”DVDS 'l‘llEA'i‘lll:
'i‘hcrc scents to 111- 11 111111111: 111 the
minds of tin1 public that 111 .1111 11 good
show is to go to ilo_\'1‘s ‘l‘l11.1::--, and
confidence was no! 1111111111111‘11. judging
by tht1 liberal 1111111111111- 11111111111 1 upon
each 1111 at ”)0 11111111111, 11111 111111
Bl‘Wk ’i‘cmplc & Comp. 1111. in 1‘: 11' 0111
act plnyl'e‘t. I.p.-\1:ai11.<1 it. 11. -1.~' 111.11‘111)
1‘11c'el11‘1d.’l‘l11,1 1311111 lithium l‘1i11 the
winners of the prize at 1111 .111gi1in,:
show. Whp had 11 hard position 1111 the
hill. kept the nudlrmo 111 1 111111'111
11111111111111. May ’i‘rndo 111111 1111; I'unnles
is a singing and liillit‘illg 111-1 111111 1111111
work is done in 1‘I:l$<‘si1' {111111 11111111
111111 Dugnl 111111 (‘11., in (:111‘s 'l‘l1anlis
giving. still hold their 111111111111111 11s .1
strong feature, and with 11111 smallis-
comedy and pathetic 111111.1- 11111111 1111»
audience- to laughter and 111.111 111 111-.
cry performance. iiuy .11111'1'111. tl11
popular singer. and motion liii‘llll‘t't-
make a very interesting 1111111111111.
~P‘i‘esl1 Hams. 121,211.. 111.11111'1'5
.
"i wonder why that, girl always
sl'ins when she sees 11111." “That s 10111
girl’s chum." "Hunt! 1 111111; 1'1‘1'11is 1111'
love letters. 1 suppose."—-—.luli:11.
' —~l’orterhouseSteak. 181-. honour.»
wPiatc Beef, tic. 111111111121,
1111 liIIWIII’S 11111
w,m..,...,.m-
Always a Bargain
Raisiion
Cress
Elite
Periods
consists
11l-
A REAL BARGAIN
ways a bargain. 1
Wear Shoes That Fit.
122 wssnmorou eraser. i
A Suit 0r overcoat
At our sale price is within reach of every man.
Great Values A Low Prices is
Suits “.3439; that were $12.00 and $15.00
“8.00 Suits for - - . 312.39
520.00 and $22.00 Suits for - $15.89
$25.00 and $28.00 Suits for - $19.89
Overcoats at Same Prices
Great Markdown in Shoes and RubberBoots
Handkerchiefs at 4c each
Socks at 7c; that were 12 i-2c
-—-——MANY OTHER BARGAINS-“l
Price’ 8 Clothing Store
98 Washington St. South Norwaik
’%
8c HAMMOND’S SHOULDERS. per 1b., 8c
20" lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR, $1.00
PHONE 165-5.
l' 1,.17-111 . ................ 101:3 Cans (‘0111 .................. 251:
1;} 11-1.» 1111‘ lb ...... . ...... ...10<: '-1 (”1111.11 Suing lit-nus .. ....... ,, .251; '
:1 111,1 l’111111111 ................... 25c " Cans Peas ................ .....25o
.'. 1 ~ P11111011 .............. 25c t‘hunk l’lneaprdc )11'1' 1.1.111 . ..10c
. lit.» ........... . ........... 250 "'11: Bottle Ilolnz I’ll‘klcs ...... 191:
W,..1111Navcl Oranges.Applcs.Sw1-1'1t Potatoes. (‘11le11glm1111ce and
,\‘\'hlt(' Onions.
UNITED GROCERY c0. "
H A ‘99
Peacemaker
o The 'best FLOUR on the market at the
Lowest Price. Satisfaction 101' money re- .,
funded. Try a bag. It tells its own story.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT
leddo and Old Company’s Lehigh
FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
Fer Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
No. 2 Nut $5. 00 per Ton, delivered in cellar
RAYMOND BROS.
Blank Books and
Diaries 1909
WILLIAM P. BEERS’
BOOK AND STA TIONERY STORES‘
“'9 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
fi_—‘-1
1
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I111r important news 11111011
11111111 not appear in 11n1'i
11ll1t‘1‘ newspaper road A
Funeral of G.- .
Last. rites- over >
George F Bear,se so
later or the South‘ Nor
Rank. were held yests
111111111111 services being
11'esi1le11ce at 29 'Fairfieid
ocloc.k The. Rev: H
, rector of '1‘1'init1' Episcopa
ficiated. and inter-men , ,
11111111) Cemete1y The. pit! . _
George H. 1111111111111.-
I11nd Enoch S. Bdwen.f
.Councii. Royal Arcana
dict and George A. Whelp e
1111' Lodge. Odd Fellows
An impressive example of
HE RAI I) be H: was Its ex-
1'lllSIie slot-.1 1111'11..:ti111f
a .
WHITE. Hobs: 1.,ALAR'NIED
oven J'AéANosa SITUATION.
Bodwell.- There. were in
attendance at the servi _,
311 delegation front 11 e 8 ,11! ,,
:(‘lub and a number 0 hit ,
111111 as others. _ , '
~C‘hop 11111111
1
'lruiucd correspondents siniiouril
”‘ 111'11113 quarter of the globe knelt
“11' 'lllpll .1111 cable, busv trans-
"11101111: the eWolnsiVe 11111113 stories
“‘“1'11 appear 1111in in the \‘EW
\UIIK HERALD. in this .A
sweied ' Senator ‘30
° Don’t Fail to Read the
Herald Specials This Morning
how about .witite'mash 9'
Slur.
PHONE 542-2.
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