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initiate Motor. Booth
iataiiu 8d fi‘uoaday oi
«Jilly. aud lingual OK-
8 o'clock, All Master
cordially invited. Hick-on
., W. M. Rootirt M. Wildcat.
banter. N9. 38. RM. III.
in Masonic Building, South
. . root. lid and «tilt Tuesdays oi
2' month-«July and August or
' -—-at I. olclock. All Royal Arch
. lolly invited. Oharlea F.
‘ RobertM. Wilcox. Sec:
Q IINTINIL TELEPHONE
. . GALLI
H Department
. lam Department
' Ii Onion. Norwalk
Mdliar'a Amoco/ca
f nonw- fluid-nee
and Mllilifdtltul'ei':
Witch "
our tirevnus. President
K H. ROWAN, Vice-l'roaidcnt
. ' ii. $UINTARD. Secretary
COBB ‘ . Treasurer
Execuéive Committee
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a a Ton
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Quanta HEALTH OFFICER.
‘9 Or. Robert 8. i’erduo. who was elect-
) (member oi the South Norwallt
» card of Health by the. Councilmen.
outlay night. does not. take the place
. Dr. Henry C. Sharer. The latter.
who has for some time been the elite.
sent health oillcer oi the city. was ap-
l‘ltiilod ior (our years. and his term oi
done not expire until November
H0.
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will a a striking similarity bo-
"dyore oi' the Twin Dillon-~-
Wire and Leemon M. Brun-
Tt'lllboruuous keen, analytical
t‘lolldl'~ 'lie happy faculty oi
--lla and getting at
Mr. liai'iliol. ‘r expeditiouiily.
Noru'nlk youtm.mwnmry In“.
ii'londu. ”“3”, deter-
. .;..m.-‘ the echo that}? "his '
..ective city. Mayor oirc. in ad.
.itiou to his baldness ability. lIOSNOIRCS
run well that keen house of humor and
Jollity‘ that in a pro-rcquiultc tor a sur-
iooaliill physician and in hound to make
. him a popular city chief. All iincccaa
to you both in your reform work, May-
ora Wolfe and Bruudago.
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One way to keep up the interval of
III of the menthol-n oi the Merchants‘
and Manufacturera' Association is
to have periodical iiiuutinga. it has
been augmented that these iucctingu be
held once It month and this Iiit‘i‘lti
l with canaldcrablc favor. The antitli‘lliv
"Putin la right on. the Job and there In
a ovory indication that it will do much
during the year mo to advance in»
Interest of the community. An anarchic
1 alt-o campaign in being laid out anti u
amy‘dnaldcrublc amount of work liliti
already been blurted.
The Anatlniii Sentinel niiori-i tlilu
Wt on the rcporta concerning
bile-candidacy oi Congresuinan E. .1.
Mil. It)! limiter of tho llouue oi liop.
' Wham!“ at Wuahmgton:
V And In car Representative liill con»
nuoli to be mentioned an a candidate
to the apeakcrahlp. and a very good
and he would make. inilccd. liy the
way. It In really remarkable what ii.
lot“ of ropruaont’ativce are being men-
3 tinned for the name honor, making the
; ‘ winning oi it. all the more nought.
. M
II‘ Peary ioola the injury (look did
Iii making it iinpomilblc for him to
enjoy the iiriit acclaim oi the world
-- over the North Pole discovery. he can
ftaltd consolation to the thought that
bin name will be in all of the world
violation to be written in the future.
Wm”
Mayor Gaynor of New York is sorry
got the people mluunderatund Tam-
vii‘ loader tlharloa P‘. Murphy. Wort
Murphy hint the same noilcltoun
, ..tln t toward Gaynor? 0r wan
Mayor“ Gaynor uttering a little gentle
lament?
mo.-
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. A New York clergyman hail conic
‘ to the «atom at John n. Rockefeller.
‘ oi ail-w implawlll believe that that
grinder clergyman wan itching tor
, laundromat. to not its the limelight.
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;, it in lam-m that perhapa “In tie.
W marlin-nip wore in ii mini
”0 m Illht when the plume
. W at the tune.
rim. a. m
iii-am. I. ms.»
.a-utina «zoom-mm. town
wan planned M “aiming at tho
aloe oi J. Bold-a Hurihutt. in Hawaii.
to diaeuu the promotion to supplant
the «Ming lefties ayntein by a town
court. with two Judge: and two poiso-
cniing attorneya. it was announced
that there wan very little oppoaltlon to
the movement and that Colonel Run-
aeil Fro-t was favored tor judge at the
South ‘Norwaik court. -
There waa excellent Iltatlng and
Ileluhina. ‘
A meeting of the City of Norwalk
was called to order Friday afternoon
at the town house on Mill Hill to take
action concerning better water stor-
age, but it was adjourned on account
at the coldneas oi the atructure‘e lu-
teultm B. W. Maploii uttered the an;-
gestlon that the building be properly
heated for the adjourned pension.
There was a "hixhahanded" burglary
in Wcotport. An attempt to blow open
the pout-omen pale was unsucceaatul.
Howard K. Knapp. formerly oi
South Norwulk. has been chmen treas-
urer oi the Falriicld County Law
Library Association.
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EXPRESSION OF APPRECIATION.
The Sentinel,
South Norwnik, Conn.
Dear Sire:
i wish on my own bohali. and nine
on behali oi the South Noru’alk Cool
mmtional Church. to expmao our
gratitude for your many tavern. and
the personal invoru oi your reproach-
tailvcn during the peat year.
We believe that the use oi the daily
preun is a great help to an in all our
work.
May l express my pleasure at the
larger use oi your editorial columns.
i hope it will continue to incrcnuc.
Sincerely yours. .
(‘lilAltlJils S. MACl‘t‘AliLAND.
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TABLOID SERMONS.
li a man looks sharp and attentively
be aball ace fortune. ior though aim
is blind. she in not liiviaiblc.-—Bacon.
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Living will teach you how to live.
better than preacher or lmlt.—»Gocthe.
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
Gov, Carroll oi lows iorbidii niov~
lug picture shown at boxing bouta, or
prize tights. aproptili oi the Johllilml'
Kctohcl no. lie says the tight ltuuli iii
forbidden by law and the picture of
it In practically the name tinny—[lulla-
io Evening Nowa.
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Canada in talking about direct diplo
iuailc rclntlona with the United titatea
lnatcad oi through the British ambas-
sador at Worthington. The idea is one
which might be prcuaod with proiii by
our northern niatcr.-~Buiialo Enquirer.
Thin man who says he has run an
airship from Worcester, Malta, to New
York and back in the night should do-
Iay no longer bolero pending hla prooia
to the University of Copenhagen.—
Canton Ncwu.
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lioavy unowuiorni in the planet Mara
are reported. it would be interesting
to know it the inhabitants oi that
planet are obliged to clean their walka.
~~\.‘.’atcrbury Republican;
two-4m» .
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THE WORLD OF LABOR.
’l‘be journeymi-n bakers oi Patio.
Franco, and nuburba have laaued an
appeal to the public to boycott all ba‘
licrioii whore Sunday work la still our.
ricd on.
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A your'a truce wail declared by the
American Federation oi Labor at its
convention in Toronto. In the diiiputc
between the brewery workers. lire-
inen. teamstora and onslncora.
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New England (lignriiiakcrii' unlona
will undertake a vigorouii label cam-
paign in Vermont, and the moat partlu
cular attention will be given to tho
I'Iiy oi itutlatid and its viciiilty.
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Tho Knights; or Labor recently rnv
commended that a bill be submitted to
lonxroaii. authorlalng the Proaldont to
appoint II court or arbitration to WI.-
tlo all atrilte and corporation mattcrn.
«Ow
Au iittmnpi to prevent II thorough
invoctipalion of the ill. Paul mino hor-
ror at Cherry. ill., by Coroner Malm
through the kidnapping and intimi-
dation of witnoaaoa iii unwritten to the
rhino unclai- by the United IIIneworir.
on.
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POLITIGAL SERGIO.
Political rant-r uninitiated another
munch thiamine neonatal
moummumam
Iii-ta fluvial" II fluid In-
manuamfla-aiau
ammonium“
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Manualmoi
mthbth
uranium um I
m Oniimlll at Iowa. til-pp
pi Iii-anon. art-tow oi itaaaan. liai-
aon of whom and other ‘uaiino
mt" Iaailarl hava attend to taits the
pinion In aid at senator in Bulletin in
the Wlaeonaio aonator'a coining cani-
palxn tor reelection.
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II-IIIMAN HIT His been on A
merino: ram.-
Iamual Grindrod'a Appeal Prevail a
Costly One. ‘
‘ the criminal tilde oi the common
p a court youtordiiy both Mrs. ileiiiile
Kata and Mrs. Fanny liergaoiotaliy.
daughter and mother. pleaded guilty
to the charge oi iihop lilting at the
Howlaud Dry Goods atore. Judge
Walah imposed a fine of I12 and coats
on Mm. Katz and Mra. llorgaalotiiky
wait committed to Jail for It) days. The
can oi the two women wan appealed
from the llrldgeport city court. and
Judge Walah said that he would alllrm
the sentence oi the lower court unlosii
there was a plea for clemency from
the complainants. Attorney C. 8. Can-
ileld made a plea for clemency in the
case at Mra, Kata on account of the
woman'ii children. and the dry goods
company took the more humane view
or the case and would not insint that
she be sent to jail.
Grindroii Paid tor A'ppul.
Samuel (lriiidrud in one oi the men
who ilnda that it, in not alwniit auto to
take an appeal from the city court.
He lives in Bridgeport and ownii
properly in fitratiord. On September
it he assaulted a boy. George Pitta.
(or which be was lined. with eoata.
38.40 by Judge Peck oi Stratiord.
lio took an appeal. Judge Walsh
Imposed a lino oi 875. which was paid
up, Prosecuting Allorncy llauka told
the court that the assault waa quite
acroro. and lhat the boy had been
dragged homo distance. llrindrod llllii
been in plenty oi inuaiydc bolero.
which accounted for no leniency by
the court.
Minor Clan.
lruni McKcol wan tlnril Ito and
"oats and contoured in on days in jail
for driinkcnnoau and «month,
(‘arric Lot‘roix was contoured to
Jail ior iii) (hiya ior intoxication.
John Ilohan. or llanbury. wan {tent
in jail for to duya tor intoxication
and Prior llronnan oi the name town
ior :0 days for the statue oiicnae.
Unborn I'londorson. who with on on
it 850 band. had it called iipim him.
as ho had not put in an Mllli‘li‘lint’i'.
William lirady. oi tilrntionl, wan
lined Sill (or breach of the pace.
filow i'ctroiaky. of liridgcporl. wan
until to jail for 60 dnya ioi' annauit.
liyuian. Samuel and Philip Aroma.
and Inner, Samuel and Harry llwnr-
kin. all pin from Huntington. and all
charged with assault and brunch oi the
peace. ioricited tliuir bond or 850 each.
Before a Jury.
The only ratio ibal wont to a Jury
yeatcrday wait the auuanlt case of
hibcn Sherman. or Monroe. charged
with aauauit on John Play. The lir-
ctiaetl wuu represented by Attorney
George Mullinn, but on account of bin
eccentric conduct. another attorney.
tlcorue Kano, wan brought into the
cane. and who rmtliy conducted it,
t‘luy in a farm band. who had been in
the employ oi Slim-titan. and had been
in the habit of doinu the milking; for
him. (in (‘lctobl-r 4 Clay wont in tin-
placo when under the influence of
liquor and was punched by Shor-
niuu. who alleges that (flay wait bent
on making trouble at lilo Hill“. The
roan wait «till on trial when the court
adjourned at f. o‘cliiolt in the alter-
noon.
A REPUBLICAN SPEAKS HIS MIND.
Editor oi 'l‘ho Sentinel:
Al‘ier' i‘l‘fldllifl the account oi Illt‘
prom-oiling” oi‘ the board iii i-onncll-
men‘s mention held Monday ovonlna.
when iour tin-called iii-publicunu aur-
rcndcrod IUHI‘II' two Iii-nini'rnin all lilo
patronage at their dinpuaal. i cannot
refrain from iiiiklnp; tboni wherein they
rnprnncntod tho nix hundred and more
Republicans who went to the poll» on
election day and cast their ballots for
them. in my opinion never wan iiurh
diuloyalty to a party dluplaycd in city
politica. i bud hoped that aiiuilar oca
curl-once: ol‘ a. tow your» ago would
never be repeated in fibula ..orwnlli.
but it hernia doatincd that llicac tour
councilman oi mo will no down into
hiaiory an the moat mliirtuiroimntutivo
body oi olllclalii over elected to ulilco.
I am a loyal Republican and alwaya
endeavor to Iupport my pump nomi-
nees. but i wish to any rlphi here that
ii in the intern men with aa'litilc loy~
ally an than now hetero the public
eye an pat on the Republican ticket
tiarnnawiilatayam iron the
poll. on election day. I unruly. hope
animation tillhpoiiortlai
the out rill am to piano hail-n
M.
lineal illumination 4 the moral oi-
Mandibutoroata-rviesoitiiomv
era-teat growing out or the aoeallod
Pinohotilaiilnpor ooatrovoray in pro-
vided mi in a Joint raaolutiou which
it wait expected would be introduced
in the two hodaos oi Controls today.
the revolution in the Senate almultano.
early ”with it: prcaontatlou to the
House by Reprclientative Humphrey
of Wilmington.
Prenldont 'l‘ni't having given hia
sanction to the proposed Inquiry, the
Republican leaders in Gunman have
determined to prone the resolution and
lie early adoption and the subsequent
inauguration of tho lnvontigatlon with-
out dclay, are confidently expected.
The Mann Panama Canal blll. pro-
viding tor the reorganlaation oi the
administration of the Canal none.
eoinca up for further connidcratton in
the houac and its author, Representa-
tivc Moon of lliluoiii, la hopoiui of bail-
ing the manure put on its final pini-
aaxe before the end or the day's acti-
aion. its chances oi aucccaa in the
Senate urn lean bright than in the
llounc no auroral ucnatora who vialied
the Canal none during the holiday rc-
cana oi Cousteau have returned coir
viuced that a change in the govern-
ment or the zone ouch an Iii motioned
in the Mann bill would be inadvisable.
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SUIT OVER ALLIYS.
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Dudley Alleged that Paitiprew Agreed
to Buy Three Alleys.
m l
monitored. Jan. t—Oeaw’
Ben-tor Jonea wan Iehodulo to otter-
Alirml ll. Dudley. proprietor oi the
Arcade liowlina alley». llrldgviiort.
and Charles (F. Pcttlgrt-w. iormcrly aa-
mu‘lnicd in tho manage-moot oi bowl-
lnil allow in John street. Bridgeport.
and who have since dialiolwd partner
ublp, are at odds over the dilipminl oi
llli‘t‘i‘ nlleya which have alncc been
taken out oi the John sinict place.
lludlui la the plaintii‘l in a null ior
S900 agninui l’cltlgrew hoard boiorc
.ludpu Scott in the Common i‘loiia
court yeatordny.
iiuiiicy claims that hit wan compelled
to take out three alloh at hla place
of luminous to make way tor a mow.
lnit picture place. l’etiinrcw promised
to buy the allcya. l’ottigrcw denied
that be premixed to buy thr hilt-ya, but
that ho was to try and get a purchaser
for them. He did try hut did not auc-
coed. lie alao iniaialktl to buy them
blame" it he could got it place in
lianlniry. but the place could not be
found. The ailcya IIT'l‘ now in storage
The rourt reserved its dominion.
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WASHINGTON CAMP
TION.
INSTALLA-
Canmony Conduct“ by Dietrlct Depu-
ty William Avery. at South N°rwalk.
\i’aaliincinn Como No. ll, Patriotic
Order of the 54an of Ailit‘i'lt‘it, bad it»
Inhiallallon oi Mill-era. laal nipht. in
Knighia oi l‘thaa liall. The rare
inony wax conducted by lilatricl lN’till‘
iy William Avery. and roireahmonta
worn M‘Ti’tWI afterward. Thcnl'Ilcoru are
All iollowa
l’rcnldcnh ..l. li. Davenport
Vice-PIcalcium-~Wnlior lluyt.
Mnltim- oi Forum Jeane lirnndaitr.
Recording Hcrivtlil‘y-~.l. li. liaiinr-
Hill.
l-‘lnlmrial Si‘rII-tiirywll. II. lit-orb.
'l‘rcaau rcr. ii. A. Wood.
Conductor»- James A. l-‘Iiian.
inspectoiw7llarry iirundaac.
(thank-dram Vent-loin:
'l‘ruatood. ii. Davenport.
Over the toloprnph wiri-a oi thin
rouiitry in lilo? ilirro ilaahod auntie,-
bllil inclination, oi which 5.8693” Worn
rnbloprnniu.
lllE gm lliili
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IF IT'S A DRISS AFFAIR. THE
HANAN
PATENT COLT SUTTON FOR MEN
WILL JUST SUIT THI OCCASION
$6.00 a Pair
iron aav coalition. Till
RAL§T0N
ELITE
WILL PMS A SATIS'AOTORV
WHOM“.
r V
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From 2 till
6 o’Clock
REALIZE THE SAVINGS
EACH ITEM REPRESENTS A DELIBERATE PRICE REDUCTION MADE TO CRE-
ATE THE LIVELIEST KIND OF SELLING TOMORROW
The Smallest Prices Ever Quoted
ING ' SEN
‘ w mm..." .
Thursday’s 4 Hour
SALE
WIMIIOAV. JAN. 3. into
From 2 till
6 .o’Clock '
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for Such Qualities
O
Wants
Gulch-ed Modrau ”illlfiu Walatn.
made with locked fronts. long
sleeves. Regular 50c value.
TOMORROW. 396.
Sheets
72:90 Bod Shoots. extra lionvy
muslin. made with 3 inch homo:
regular value 50c.
TOMORROW. 36c.
Golf Gloves
lndlcis' and Children‘s; Goli
Gloves. colored and black. odd
sizes; regular 50c and dim values.
TOMORROW. 23c.
Embroideries
, Chililll'li‘, lodgings, Insertions and
llcadliign. widths from ills to 7
incltoa, an unlimited variety of pub
tcrnu to select from, lt'ugtlia truth 5
to ll yard»; lilo and lie valor-ii.
TOMORROW. 5c YARD.
Night Gowns
l-ariiviw' Flaunt-lotto Ninbt ilownu.
in while and colura, cxtiu l‘till l'lll.
all piano. Regularly Mild at "Jill.
rouoaaow, m.
Extra Values in
Table Damask
7'.‘ turn. all pure linen, aalin tin~
iitii, row and lily oi the "they do
alpha, lioaiilurly 31.25 yard.
TOMORROW. “c YARD.
Naiiisook
36 inch. Finn Quality anilatmk.
aultnblu loi- ladloa‘ Underwear;
l2 yard pleura valued at 82.00 piece.
TOMORROW. S128.
Children’s Sleeping
Garments
Made oi canton flannel and
ribbed accord lined, with or with-
out toot. altos from 1 to ill years;
regular i’stlc quality.
TOMORROW. 39c.
Combination Suits
Ladlon‘ Flrocoil IJill'il (Ttiiillilnii'
lion Suite. elites ironi ii to 9 ex-
tra; regularly sold at idle.
TOMORROW. 39c.
Men’s Shirts
Men's Outing l-‘laiio'i-l Sliiria.
altos from I? to l9 only; regular
price 59c.
TOMORROW. 38c.
Boys' Sweaters
linya‘ All Wool Sweaters. slave
from Ltd to ill, grey with red and
blue burden; Sllltl and 81.50
values.
TOMORROW. 79c.
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Underskirts
Ladiee‘ Flanneicttu llndcrnkirtu.
extra fall out. made with ruiiic. in
pink. blue and white stripes. Rogu-
lar 50c value.
TOMORROW. 39c.
Val. Laces
Front-ii and German \‘al.
Larva
null insertions. to match. all widths;
lilo and 125:0 \‘iiIllL‘il.
TOMORROW, 5c YARD.
liAl'N DERE‘D
Small Ware
Department
N0. till TAFF'ETA RIBBON, In
pink, blue. while and black;
regular price 2.30 yard. To-
morrow ............... 16; yard
PILLOW TOPS; 500 value. To
morrow ....................
LACE STOCK COLLARS: 250
value. Tomorrow ........... 170
i). N. 'l‘. DARNINI‘. COTTON.
block. tan and white: regular
ly br- t‘flt‘ll. Tomorrow. .6 (Or 19c
DUTCH (.‘OII
JARS: regular price lilo. To-
morrow .................... 14¢
Getting
Back to
Coffee
Every now and then it rvrinln
proportion of inmllica depart
from the beaten path and take a
try at some iiiibiitllulo tor coi-
ion. only to return to the old
beverage with more iluato than
ever. 'l‘lioan who one our Mocha
and Java lino Gotten purer think
oi trying iiubailiutoiiwthoy are
aatialiotl. and you will be. Join
Iliitptllltilllitly growing army oi
contented unora.
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The Union Pacific
Tea 00.,
ill WAONINOTON ITIIIT .
Select Groceries
Wines and Liquors
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
Stamp Offers for This Week
70 STAMPS WITH 1 LI. VERY SIS TTEA .................... S00
SO STAMPS WITH 1 LS. SPECIAL TEA ........................ 50¢:
60 STAMPS WITH 1 LS. CHOICE TEA ......................... 400
SS STAMPS WITH 1 LS. NO. 1 PLANTATION COFFEE ........ 38c
SO STAMPS WITH 1 LS. NO. 2 PLANTATION COFFEE ........ 320‘
25 STAMPS WITH 1 LI. COFFEE. .......... . ............... 30°
20 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. COFFEE ..... . ........... ( ........ ...SSo
it lb. l‘iiro lllacti Pepper ...... 10c
l pkg. Monarch Corn starch. . . inc
1 pkg. vaurn Rico Food ....... 15:
1 pkg. Uook‘a Malto itlcc. . ...ibo
it lb. Pure (Imund (linger ..... 10c
ill Stamps Free With Any. oi Following
l lb. lioai. t‘ocoiuiut Mitciii-oonaJSo
l lar (frown Aalor .liiin ....... I70
1 bottle (told Rock Ainluonia. .lOo
56 lb. l’nrc tlround Muelurd...10o
V. lb. Ground Allnpicc ........ 10o
Viait our Premium Department and an the Pretty and Uuiul
Article: Given Free with our Pink Oiacount lumps.
aLiizAiio axno'rio “36631
Oavaral Death. In. New York During
Praaeni Gold Wave.
NEW YORK. Jan. {twice-bound New
Yorlt. chilled by one oi the coldeui
niphta oi the winter. awoke today to
milder temperatures. and prepared li-
i‘iali tor it predicted Miami.
The enduring. oi the night. Induced
by a minimum imporaiun of a do»
It!“ above and a biting wind worn
intone limit poorer quartm. The
83 sin! 85 Washington St. Phone 440. J South Norwalk
from exposure. An unidentified than
tell unconscious in the snow and Willi
taken to the hospital in it dying con.
diiion.
IURIKA LODGE OFPIOIRS.
The newly elected oiiiccrii of Eureka
Midge. llauglmra oi Rebekah. will be
lit-tailor! on Friday evening. January
ill-t, The new oiiicorii were elected
Holiday night. cholcii both; made oi
the bellowing:
NM “mow-«Mu. Nollie “aorta.
Minimum. William 1. Min.
Man minimum-a. Iii
rm.
Maui
om
Mila- cgrrto Mot.
in wt
Maury-mu that!
Norwalk Chronicler