'rxon'rivs 1
~~—..—~q—~
FOR TODAY
Nut Channels, Special, at 39c lb.
We have a splendid assortment of
Apollo Chocolates, to halftpound.
pound and two-pound packages,
prlco’i from ......... 30c to $1.50
The Red Tag Sale
BUYS’ UUERUUAIS ANU SUIIS,
* We Write Burglar
' Insurance
LET U8 WRITE VOURO.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
1 TEL 16512.
PRICE’
. 74 Washington street, South Norwaik. Apollo Nougntlncs, 1/1 lb Dims. ..... 15c ‘ . . . - . .
Apollo Assorted Sticks. in 1:11.... ‘ . '1 t
‘ jars .............. 15.; l
‘ASODA 111 1111111 1111111 111111111 coa
‘nilntu ............. . ........... 10c ' ' '
Get 11. Piano Certificate with , Apollo (inoculate (311111111 “1111.11. . . . .
every purchase. it will cost We nCVer have offered bigger or thtcl' bargains in Boys lil'm‘llltl ---------------------- '.101: At 0111' 8816 price 18 Within T831311 of every 111011.
you nothing, ' " BAXTER98 Clothes than we offer in this Red Tag Sale! And that 15 say Apollo 51111111 Cram" l’rmwrmmis. .1111: ‘ -‘
ing much! Our tremendous values are known everywhere! Apollo Chocolate Alumnus ...... 1011 Val ' a
Red Tag bargains have never been approached! Yet this 1168- Apollo Chocolate Mupic \A'alnnl- . .101: Great “es 0 A LOW Prices !
1'. A. LANE
I
-lnventory sale at. Sellecks.
ANDERSON '5 son we surpass our best former efforts in the Overcoats and 111111311 Shmfm'ufl "Um?" "mm" ' "0° - '
confectionery . Launch works suits for boys at radical reductions! Buy NOW! Save A1111 (1 hrs 111111 011:1"; ...... .101: can 81111803133439; that were $12.00 and $15.00
and P llS'il'y Boat Frames set up and ready to moneyi; Look at thescbargams: THE CLIFFORD 318. “its 101' - - 312.39
[1.111111 1 . $ SUITS d OVERCO ATS $1 $20.00 81111 $22.00 Suits for - $15.89
51 Washington Street. A" kinds otrepnn- work. 2'5° 3" """ ' ' '39 $25 00 ' d 528 00 S ' I
_ Launches of all sizes built to order $3.50 SUITS and OVERCOATS. . . .. ........ 1 $245 PHARMACY ' m I I ' “Its for . $19.89
by competent mime“- 15 oo sons and OVERCOATS $3 45 ‘
, - """ ‘ “ '. QUITTNER a CANTv, Pr . I ‘ .
avatar ShsllPolnt. Narwalk $5.00 sun's and OVEERCOATS. .... . ........ $4.45“ 7.1.91.0", cm, 15.2; 0'" OVBICOMS . at Same P l‘ Ices
~1111111 (111111111. liltéclb. Hilyos‘ 111111. $8.50 SUITS and OVERCOATS ............ ”$645 ,« All Goods Delivered Fro: Df’Charge.
lUUAl NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
(‘lcncral-
For Norwalk and vicinity:
ly cloudy with occasional rain tonight.
11nd Sunday. Rain has fnllon during
the past 24 hours from the upper Mis-
sissippi Valley eastward to tho coast,
' and cloudy and nuscftlcd wcaihcr prc-‘
valls generally in all sections cast of
the Rocky Mountains. Many thunder"
storms wcrcvrcportcd from tho lake
region. The tcnipcratnrc continues
high in the central and castcrn soc
tioiis. The cdgo of 11 cold wave has
just appeared in the oxtrcmc north-
west. Edmonton. ll. N. \V.. roportcd
a temperature of 26 below ‘zcro. (‘01P
(litions favor for this vicinity cloudy
and unsettled weather with light rain.
41111111. 201: 111.
Thomas E. Gregory is
home in C‘ranbury.
Suits. waists and skirts 111. reduced
prices. Read I... Golden's adv.
-rSce the Boy Wondor at the A11.
ditorium tonight.
James '1‘. ’l‘rainor, of Bridgeport, was
in Norwuik, yesterday, on business.
A number of repairs are being made
in the Norwalk Methodist: Church.
—-Special: Fresh Pork to roost. 121:
lb.; Fresh Shoulder, 90 in. Public Mkt.
Nelson W. Benedict. of Wall street,
is in Northficld, Vennont, on business.
Edwin D. Kcelcr, of .Wall strcct,
apcnt yesterday in Now York city, on
business.
Note the reductions on boys' ovcr-
coats and stilts in Rogers 8:. Stcvsus'
adv.
-Men 5 $3. 50 Shous. $2. 85.
iy & Bracken.
Harry Orrendorf. 01 Providence,
Rhode'isiandrtis‘i'islting in' South No1“:
wa k ‘
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Church, of Wesh
port avcnuc, spent yesterday in
Bridgeport
hank Nickcrson. 01' West Main
s1.1'1.1ot.is assisting in Glendennltigs
pharmacy today.
‘ ~—Arlon Masqueradc. Mondav night.
Do not forget.
Today is the lait day of the great
Betior
liuycs' Market.
ill at his
Conncal-
get in before it closes.
Floyd '1‘. Roscoe. or Norwuik is us-
sisllng in tho Holmes, Kcelor and Scl-
lcck store for a. few days.
-Speciai: Fresh Pork to roast. 12c
11).;1111‘1‘68}! Shoulder. 91: lb. Public Mkt.
The local delegates to the ‘ 11c ll‘cd-
(ration of Labor convention t Harts
fol d arrived home last. night. 1
John Tattle, of the St. George lio-
tol, Brooklyn. is visiting his sister.
Mrs. Ansel Sherwood. of lsaacs place,
Norwalk.
——Scp thc lloy Wonder at the An-
ilitorium tonight. ,..
M1s.Frauk i dcr will onte1tnin
the Monday Aftcrnoon Whist Club
Monday afternoon. at. her h0n1c.6 Scy-
mour sirect.
Mrs. Frederick Clark. of Cranbury.
is spending a law days with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Clark; of Van Zandt
street. East Norwalk'.
~—Wintcr Caps, Winter' Cups.
O'Briens.
The town tax books have been com-
pleted for the year and a1c now 0mm
for» inspection at the town clerk‘s of-
fice in.Wnll street.
M'rs. Dudliire Raymond. of West ave- ‘
nus. has placed an ordcr for a new
Stcarns automobile, to he delivered
in the near future. ‘
”Misses' School Shoes, $1.19. Con-
ncallydszrscken. All
Miss J‘essie‘ Benedict of Elm street,
is spending today as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Jennings of Southport.
Her visit will‘extend over tomorrow.
Victor W. Ferris left this afternoon .
for Hartford to spend Sunday With
Robert Taylor Bulkcley and C Buck
DruBois who is in the hospital or that
city. Mr. DuBols is having nonbie
with one of his knees.
——-See the Boy Wonder at the Au
ditorinm tonight
Tbé entertainment which was to
have been held last évcning in the
parlors of the Norwalk Congregational
Church by the Men‘s League of that
clnnch at. which the Man's Club 01'
1119. South Norwslk Congregational
Church was invited. was postponed
until 1‘1 later date. because of the con-
cert held in the south Norwaik church
last evening; The date of the entai-
tainment will be left to the South
Nprwalk guests to decide
~ite1nembcr Monday might.
Arion Masquerade Ball.
The
FullPound
Mixed Chocolates, 251:
Mrs, (lcorgc Sandcrsprua, ol’ Nor-
Bargains as good as these
walk. is assisting in 11‘. l). Luwton'ti
Nol'wulk storo, today.
-~Aiwnys‘ good onjnymcut at tho reign of Red Tag prices!
Arion Masuncrudc liall, Monday night.
Very few people know 01’ tho wrotch~
cd condition of ciiiidrcn in the manu-
i‘actnring contors. 1.11111; hours, cramp-
cd work rooms. 9le associations, hru«
tal tnsk~1nnaiers. all combine to inakc
a story of miscry of which tho avar-
ago man has no concopilon. But
brightcr days arc coming, and splendid
work is being noon to rcilcvo tho
wrctchcdnoss and to aim 11111 children
a chance. The. story of child labor
will no told in tho First‘church to-
morrow owning, in rcspousc to the re-
qpcst of the National Child Labor
Com mil too. 1
FRANK c
Van Scoy
i 14 South Main Shae? .
ELLIOT'S LUNCH ROOM CLOSED.
Alina-t ‘.‘.'. 121121.2'11 lunch rotun. 5.1
Main 5111111. Norwulli. 11.111 ('losl'd this
morning. by (louruo ll, ltziyinmltl. 1.11111-
c1' of thc storc. who brought. civil 111'”
tion against him for 111111111111'1110111. oi
rout, l'in1'lbuil. & Davis uppcnrcd for
Mr. Raymond in th colic, and Captain
"1‘ humus Hunt closod up 1111- store. and
in pciniission of Mr. Raymond tln'
fixturcs of thc slow 11111» sold. and
PLUMBING Ml. Raymond was paid ’l‘rht luullcl
was thin-1 sotllcd.
STEAM, __ ‘ -.
HOT WATER ’ '
AND » . South Norwalk
GAS FITTING. Board of Relief.
Notion is 111111111 1111-1111 that 1111'
Tint Sheet Iron» Copper l"ioald 111' Rollcl‘ of tho City 111' Smith
' . Nm'wnllt will moot. on Wotliwsdn)’.
‘nd zmc' January 27, 111111 on \Vl‘dill'Htiil)‘. l1‘ol‘1- ‘
manor 3. 111119. at 7:30 o'clock to ll p.
111 811111111111. i-"'ob1111111 11. 11109. 11111114
2 it) i) 11":tlutk p 111. .. Friday, MEDIUM)
1111111111 111 7:30 in '1 unlock 11111..
in tho 13111111011 (.‘luinllu'l in lluvllund
sirt't'l. in said oily. for tho pni'l‘ioso
of hcnrinu nud doll-111111111111; all unpculs
from tho doings of tho unscsuus oi
said city 011 tho list 111‘ llllltl ,
ilatcd
'.l‘Z, 1111111.
50 South Main Street, ,
. ‘s‘g. romance“.
111 South Norwnlli, .111
WALL
PAPERS
IN ORDER TO'MAKE ROOM
FOR SPRING GOODS.
10% Discount on
‘ All Grades
Crockery. Glassware. House Furnish
lug Goods, Paintors' Supplies. English
Blue China by tho piece or set. These
goods will not craze.
Sole agent for the Columbia Phono
grap ph Co.‘ 11 Talking Mscbines and
Double Disk Records. Music on both
sides, 65c. indestructible Cylinder
Records, 351:.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order. ‘;
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. H Decker
" 8? WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK. .1
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
We give the 8. a H. Green Trading
Stamps. Ask for them.
Meat and ,
PrOVisions
All kinds of Bologna and Delicates-
sen. Fresh‘ Frankfurters and Sausage
made daily. Try them.
F.KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 445.
NTICE .
T0 UNIONMEN
ers Associatlo and have not taken
the Labels at, but are selling .
NOTHING B 1' UNIONMADE
(111111113 w 111 THELABEL
ALBERT M. 15011th A
.‘i:\'l"l‘lll‘l\\" (‘.OlilElFl'l‘T” .
110qu of 11111.11.
22 271, 1
. 1111an don 1 1111111111 (licut your uniln
1111' you to know? Well if 1"unic 1'1
is plain and 1111111. Kcnp 'on using:
1111c hnii‘ 111111'stt1t'k. i'ccd tho otlwr
ground. it 11111 dont know within it
is 1101111an 11 lwttcr food but the bust
11111 to iiu_1 :1111' 1111110 of 1111' brand.
posed of good (luau giuin (taught
to 11111111111111111l 11111111 cxccpt pi ice—~w
. 1...!
Blank
Diaries 1909
49 WALL STREET;
NORWALK.»
ollock
Halibut, Eels. Smelt. Steak Cod.
Whole Cod Long Clon1s.lit)c qt.
Round Clams
Cutbill’s Bridge
; TELEPHONE . 108.
HUI UUl”
Means more than the 360
means a good tidbit formed.
St. South Norwailt
113A; 01‘ mammal "
“out
Baseball
boys wears were never better or lower priced than now. in the
BOARD OF RELIEF
_-e.-:=s.-:::.._m -. .MWM
NWO”MMO”§OMWWW
\l 1- lulu» it for groan-ti you 1111111 111 buy tho host iced.
10111111 about \1 :1y of taking 11111111110111 of ymn 01111 pockci
Buy Oats Thats Clean.
Books and
WILLIAM P BEERS’
BOOK AND STA TIONERY STORES
Called Bos-
ton Blues.
Mullet called bass, 8c 11).; Whiting. 160 111.;
Nveoiindlnnd Honing, the best. 81: lb.; Pike,
US. A ‘
all over the store. Men’ s and
‘P'i'ele‘phone Call 682-2
.7
Kurp llroa. want to dosigu 111111‘
tle suit ltcud'thcil' adv. on page ti
NOTICE
TOWN OF NORWALK
Notltc is Ill‘li'il) givcn that 1111'
iluard of linticl‘ of tin:- 'l‘1111'11 1111‘ Non
walk. will moot 111 thrir otlir'cs. 'l'own
Assvlnhli llnll lllot'k.
Monday, lv‘clu'unry ‘i, from :1 to l p.
in. “
Saturday. Voluntary 1i. from 1! to A
p. 111.
Saturday, 124111111131 .’.‘. 1111111 1.‘ to l
p. in. -
Saturday. l":-l1ru:u'y '.’0. from ‘.’ to ii
p. 111. » .
'llill 1111111111112.» 1110 for tho purposc
ot‘ hoarlug and dot 11111111; 11111 and
all nppcalum 1111111111 1111111111111“ tho do
than of tho 11115115111111 on 1111' list of
iiltl1.'ll111111'lll also most with tho
asscssol's as 11 joint lioaiti,Suturdu,1.
Pub '21) 111 d p 111 for tho purpose of
;' ,lnr, the polls oi s A'ik and dli-uldcd
' Stills
.l STURGES liANilAl. l..
‘ IAMEH h ‘51 ’l‘lilalllMNl).
(‘il1‘.0.\V Sl‘l l"\'i': NS.
' 11 ilonrd of licllcf.
m
‘.':u :11
You cur-
11111.111'1'111150 that would only ho it
But. how
111111 Anxious to ilnd out. tho way
tho mod 1'1111'ru buvflnu 11011 with
half llonnic 11111111 li‘ccd.l10.mc
11111 days that lionulo clock Food
ii cd \1111 c101 1111111111111lluotbothor
if ircsh honic ground loads com»
boat wcsmrn tends. 1111b nothing
0 ii 1.0 out of business
'MANUEL TORO HATCH.
s sourH MAlN STREET,
scum NORWALK.
70 b
1b.:
11111111111112 itlc
Wonk. Salmon,
Spanish Mackerel. Haddock
Escallops Oysters Long and
Fish Market.
111111 1111111111.
MINIU SA [U
at the end of the year—it
Savings Deposits inritcd.
.1.
~ gerald. Greenwich; P. J. 0‘Leary. \‘l-u
,. South Norwallt. The casket was 1111111.
‘ ed 111. the church and many 1111111115
UIAIHS AUUIUUIUAIS
Thomas Darling.
Thomas Darling died at Illa: homo
111 Wort Side avcnuc. 11111111111111.
Thursday crcuing. January 21.. agod
surcuty-four ycars. Mr. 1111111111: was
born at I’lllil'tzll‘lllIIllt‘. Scotland. 111 18:11.
and was tho son of John 1111111111, 11
iiucn 11111111111111 urcr of 111111 lilar't'. Hc
cunic to Amer cu in 1.1.17, and 111 that
limo tllc lit-art of tho dry goods husl:
1101111 in New York was on Fulton
slrcct. Mr, Dnillug (‘llli‘ll'll 11111 our
ploy of (‘nlnnilns. 811111111111 A" to 011
Fulton alrocl and ilill‘l‘ 141111 1.11 yours
bocaluc n incinbor oi‘ the 111111 111" 7.11111,
Aldrich (3: (‘0. Sonic 3mm Ilill‘l‘ hc
bcculno 11 1111911 buyer for A. ’L‘. Stow-
111't & ($11.. and tho 11110001511111 111‘ 111111
firm. and inadoowr titty 11111411111)” in
Europe in ihc iulliinwnt of his busi-
nosc dniics. thn .lohn \l'anninakcr
bought. the A. 'l‘. Bli'warl. building and
the buslncss carried on 11111111111 and
established hiinsclf in Now York. Mr.
ljiurling outcrcd into his 11111111111: as :1
contract 1111111. 110 101111111110 with
with \Vunamukrr & ('1). up to tho and
of his bnulncss lilo. so 111111 ho had
hccu continuously in tho A. T. Sloan
art building from the Hum 111' A. '1‘.
8111111111. Ncarly six 111111-11 111111 Mr.
hurling lost a sun. Edward A. Darling.
who was with Thomas A. lililmu. and
who met with 11 tragic duulb ‘i'hc loss
of this son was a blow from 11 inch 111»
novcr l't‘t'th‘t‘l‘t‘ti. 'l'lli- illnuss which
consult his dcalli occui'i'nri tiitccn
months ago. in 111110 .1112 1111111111; mar
ricd Augusta I“. ’l’lionn's. tlnuulilcl‘ (1t
l-.(lw'uiti 'lhonms. oi Iinll'lliiun. Mrs
llntling survlwu iiIiil.l(li.1'lAill‘ with
tlnov cblidrcn .lohn lhn'iinu (11' Non
1"~u111. Mrs. John Darling, oi l‘a‘io Alto.
1.11115. and Mrs. Louis W. ilopps 111’ Row-
11111111 Mr. ll111li111: “as :1 1111111 oi
sterling inlccritr and Math ills 11.1
turc 111111 optimistic and 1111111111 and in.
posscsscd a moat l‘nud oi humor “is
wide capt'l'iunco llllllllll-l‘ inch of al-
fail's lilliilt‘. him an Iiil1'i'1'Siililz. court-1'»
sntlonallst'aml 11 delightful conipun
1011. A wldc Cil‘t‘lo (11 ll'lcnils will
mourn his loss and honor his 1111111111111.
'l‘hc i’nncral curricula will lu- hold 111. 1
o'clock tomorrow aftci'uoon, from his
late losidcut'u in Run 11111111 ’l‘ 111'. R111
loorgu ll. 1': Kiwi or \orualk will or
iiclatc. usslslcd by tho 1111' Mr. (.‘uu
niughnin. Tito intcrnlcnl will be 11:
the coni'cnicucc of tho faintly.
Min Margaret i. Moore.
'Wm‘tl of tho death of Miss Aini‘g‘lii‘l't
Monro. daughter of tho into John
and Elizabeth Colquhoun Moot-c. 11'11~
rilct'li'eti in Smith Nurwulk, today
Miss illooro had boon 1111111: in Ridrc-
ilcld for some time. and pusscd 1111111
there yesterday morning. Miss Moor.»
was a well known school toacbcr.
and taught in tho Franklin school from
18th to 1869 attorw'aid 11111111: 10 “1
Cantor school. and later to 111111111111
where she was 11 WW successful
tenchcr. Later silo, removed to N011.
York city. Many of the lll'Oll'lilli'ill.
citizens of Noi'waik roccivcd lllStl‘ilr»
tlon from Miss Monro. Funeral s11
yiccs will be held from tho housw.
Monday 111011111111.“i
Mrs; Matthew w. Starr.
Mrs. Mary M Slam 11w csiccium
site of Deacon Matthcu 11.31111'1'.
the Nonwaik Congregational (Thumb
died this morning about it: '10 at 111.
family home, 14 \\ 11111111111 111c11uc..'1l1N
Starr who was 85 yculs of ago. 1111.1
boon in failing licaltli {(11 quite 11 11111:
time. She is sun-.1101! in addition 11.
her husband. bv two sons. Frank 1.
Star1',1he Norwnik confoclionci. 111111
0. l‘. 811111.01” Stamford Ail‘mllz'
ments for the funeral how not 111
been completed.
Funeral of Rev. Patrick Byrne.
One of the largest. funerals in South
N01 walk for some time “as that 111‘
Rev. Father Patrick .I. “11110.11111111
took place this 111011111111111 0 '.i0 1111111
St. Joseph's Church. The. cditico 11...
Well tilled with the 11111111 friends (.1
the deceased and the salmon 19111111111
mass was 1c1'1'. lilllllessil-‘h‘ The (tip
brunt of the mass was Roi. \\ llil11111
Muller. D. D., rector at St. Josephs
deacon, Rev. Richard Shortciil. 111111..
held:subdeacot1 iicv Lawwm
Guignnn. Meridcn; mastci of con.
monies, Rev. John Milletili).1'il‘ltlgl
port. The sermon and eulogy was 111.
llvcrod by Rev. Waiter ..l Sl1u11ie_1 p
R.. Dauburv. Among the (dorm ltllg
out wore the Revs Father ilarnns \‘
J. Ksyscr island: Rev. Father Pl...
11111.0 S.S)1..For111l11le: RPVB.JllI111's
C. O'Ilrlcn. Eugone Sullivan. Slam
ford: John 1". Murphy. Br-ldgopon
Waitor J. Shnnlo1'.l)anbuiy' T. 11
Sweeney. J. l}. Nihill ilridgelion 11,
J. O'Connor. Nomton; John J. lit;
(lanolin; John C. Fogartv Father .111.
01111111310111.1111; Stephan 0111111111711,
took 111111111; view at their depth-1m
friend. At the ottei'tory Miss 11011111,,
”-‘ “(‘19 Peter Burns William and
Handkerchicis at
Socks at
v .
Great Markdown in Shoes and Rubber Boots ,
4c each
7c; that were 12 1 -2c
-—-—"-MANY_‘____ OTHER BARGAINS——
Pnce’s'fClothmg Store
98 Washington St. PHONE 1655,
South Norwalk
l’r':1"!11‘é=.111"i‘ Ill. .................. 10c}
Alumni». pcr lb. ................ 10c
‘1 tin. P11111011 ....... ......... 25c
’ ll". i'luuus ......... . .......... 251:
.1
~' l‘ius .. . ..25c
11.11.11.
PHONE 143. 20 NORTH
1111.11 1.1 111(1i\'li\ll 011111ch Apples. 81111111
“'11110 Onions
UNITED GROCERY 00.,
8c HHMMOND’S SHOULDERS. per 111.. 8c
20 lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR,
$1.00
-
Ii (“ans (.‘m'n .................. ..250
.‘l t'aus String limos ............ 251:
It t‘ans P111111 .....................250
(l hunk l’lnoa'pplt'. per call. 1......100
ilottlo l-lcinz
1’! ll :1 t cos.
Pit-kit's .......190
(“1111'1'1'.i.otluco and
'1. )0
”1....-.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
“Peacemaker”
funded. Try a bag.
(I The best FLOUR on'the market at the
Lowest Price. Satisfaction or money re-
“b.11
It tells its own story.
ASK YOUR'GROCER 101111“
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..,..W.....1.....~ 1.. . .._. _-
W
Extra Stamps with Our famous Teas and Coftees.
“\
(1111 Crow 111-11. Whiskey, 1101.51.00
1111111111 R111 Whiskey. bot....$1.00
111111111 itivcr Whiskey. 11111...$1.oo
Monogram Rye Whiskey. bot 95c
“111' Port or Sherry Wino. gal-
1011.......... ............. g$1.
83 and 85 Worthington St.
{Wm- fmni the church the choir sang
load Kindlvi Light." The poll bear-
IllIlll \lc\i11l1oii Edwarleinnigan. l\lr.
A'Illht‘ltlli and Edward Hands The
Aiming were taken to (Ahcshilc for
11.1
Funeral of Mrs. Madden.
‘l'nc t‘unorn] of Mrs. Ann Mnddcu
“‘11s- hold yesterday morning at 9 0'-
“Al'i‘k, from tho home of her son, Fred-
""“'U “A South. Main street, to St. JO-
“‘lihs church whom a solemn high
illllss 1111c celebrated by Rev.l)1‘.Mllh'
1'1. silt-1' the mass Dr. Mahcr 1mm ‘1
“”“Allg tribute 1.11 110.1 n11.=11101'.1'."lhe
“(lids of his text wort; crowned Willi
1111' diglnltv of old app. :1 '11] was taken
iloin the oak or PA'ch1'bs.Sl1c had
111» 1 11 a resident at Norwaik for nearly
111'11 11111111, and was 11 faithful Chris»
tiun 11 Oman M135 Helen“ Mllleld rel»
«1111 (1d "Face to face, and John Wchlo
also rcndci'ed‘ “Ava M11110" at the 0(-
10111111 and "Calvary" later. The not-
al 1111111111, wore many and very beau-
111111. 11111 111111 bearers wore Howell
(ul'lllltlls of Waterbury Fred Giwlflitlls
Oi Philadelphia, nephews of tlie Wile
H'ascd; also her No grand children,
“1‘11 and Ross Madden. Those who
111 ion as floral hearers were Galley and
lt'dgoworth Williams. Chester Merritt
and 119111111111 81111th The natural was
Mlllérd 111111 Ave Marni."- and 11111.,
M1115 Kenna ‘ot 9111111111111 1111111011111
Am‘ 1111 as the body 111111
’0 Stamps with 1 lb. Vary Best 30 Stumps with 1 lb. MoKu
Tea ..................... 601: com-.1 .................... 321:
"‘H “limbs with 1 1i). Special ‘25 Stamps with 1 lb Mocha and
Ion ....................... 50c .la111 Cuties ................ 30c
"‘ Sill1|le 111111 1 ' Choirs :lil Stumps with 1 in. Java and
l :1 ...................... 40c Maracaibo (tol‘loc .......... 25c
" “Willis “lili 1/2 lb Vcrv Best 1:" Stamps with 1. lb. Bust Santos ‘
”Ion ....................... Oc' ; Calico ..................... 20c
3" Stamps with ifs lb. Special '10 Stamps with i pkg. Old Grist
'lv 11 ....................... 25c. Mill (‘.oil’cc ................ 2°C
I 1111111 82c, 34c and 380 lb. 1 "aucy Fresh Eggs. doz ...... 40c '
lbst. Maine Potatoes. pk. ..28cl ‘.':tlibs.Fincth'anuiatodSugarsmo
All 111 Native 'l‘urnlps. pk ..... 201: Gold Rock Brand Peachescun 181:
In d or \cllow Onions qt Sci Gold Rock Brand Com 100
(‘1'1111'11 Astor Brand Coffoc. . . .321: Mission Garden Ccylon Tca. . . .351:
in 1 lb. Sealed Cans. A 1 in 1 lb. Scnlcd Cans.
WINES AND LIQUORS
60°11» Ehret‘s Famous Beer ............ 24 Bottles, 51 15. 12 for one
“IAIN“ Rye Whiskey bot. .s1.00 Audicw Usher s Scotch Whis-
A. F. BECKMANN a. CO.
Phone 440..
kcy bot .................. $1.00
John I)c1\111"sScott'h Whiskey.
bot. .....................
11min": 01d liish Whiskey.
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.lllack and White Scotch Whis-
hey 1101.51.00
11w 1. STREET 10:10 ‘
ing pllcos of stock 111011;
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market leaders vaiied mo '
1‘10111 last night‘s closing. the gal
sllgbih outnumberin‘g the losscs.
WALL STREET.11‘m.—-Efioi
to advance the railroad 1151 did 111
meet with much success. although i‘
Paul mac :1 point. There was 11cm 11'
tor a few of the industrial specialti-
Standard Railroad '11 1111118 cased nil
fore ll o'.clock ‘
WALI. S'i‘REET‘" Close.-—Thc
ket closed irregular and (11.1“
were sold ireciy‘ at concessions 1‘
decline running to a point at so 1
active stocks $onio1robouiidsi 2"
ed on coverings by shorts.Wi1n .
shorts assisted from their coverll . .
ovations prices sngged again ill
. TEMPLARS up:
Tho state association of
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their semiannual meeting
Thursday at the Hotel ‘
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“l'ilrly atoéiid
Norwalk Chronicler