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mum meeting at the Old Well ‘
company for the election or
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g TOMORROW EVENING
” 4 EXTRA SPECIALS FOR TONIGHT
it. than" and for the trapuc- ‘ AT Till ‘ i .7
, »A...fi°:m.fif.i:"$m.::‘=2m ,7' ‘ _ The decided advantage of visiting this sale is apparent In these low priced offerings. Those who have attentkd these
'house, January 17th. 1910, at s . ‘ ‘ ‘ sales in the past will appreciate this announcement. Those Who have not should be on hand. as we are offering some of the
salt. p. m. ‘ * i best values over oflered in similar sales. ~
ll attendanc. ll requested and ‘ ' .
. in hm of Old We" Lodge. N0. m ,
‘ .‘irnl A.‘M..al'e eordlall andfra- ' -
., W... ’ M m Crash .Towellng Hair Turbans Mufflers Soap
Fraternity yours.
' ”no". M. WILCOX. See’y. Linen
Crush Tewcllng, extra
honvy quality; sold lit. the yard.
TONIGHT, 4 YARD! AT 190.
Made by the makers of the farm
one "i'lnwnlx" brand. In gray and
black only; regular price 35c.
TONIGHT, 19c.
'l‘o makctho latest colfturcs. it ill
necessary to use a Hair Turban.
TONIGHT, 19:.
Hair Rolls
Wire Hair Rolls with Comb at-
inched.
Good Quality laundry Soap;
regularly sold at he cake.
TONIGHT, 7 CAKES FOR 19c.
South NorWalk Congregational Church
A CHORUS OF OVER THIRTY VOICES
SEVERAL LOCAL AND VISITING JSOLOISTS
A FULL ORCHESTRA
MR. WALTER E. HARTLEY OF THE YALE MUSIC TONIGHT. 19o vaao.,
SCHOOL AT THE ORGAN ' -
D... ~~ THE BOSTON STORE -
MR. ROLAND LEACH on NEW HAVEN WILL ASSIST
DOORS OPEN AT 6:45 s .
‘ ' 1TH: cos‘rtv names.
alipears that it was through a
hunderitsnding that there was such
'de variance of opinion between two
embers or the board or seleotmon its
ignite amount of money that has been
t» this year on the Washington
. tit bridge for repairs. Selectman
‘ as A. Brown’s figures were for the
since the special appropriation of
" . . has been available. while Set
unlit John Devlnc had reference to
amount expended for last year and
ate. According to the figures tak»
' tram the solectnlen‘s books. there
_ expended on the bridge last year
“7.87. and this year, of the special
‘_ ‘propriatlon. $1,512.62, or a total of
g 60.39. In Mr. Devino‘e opinion
I. of the 88.500 now available can
“need for the filling work. .
‘ he Sentinel‘s object in calling at-
‘tiintion to the bridge work at this
{line has not been to war on the se-
ctulen. but to have the Work done
ithout more delay than necessary.
The figures above mentioned show in i
Toilet Paper
Fine Tissue Toilet Paper, roll or
package; usually 5c each.
TONIGHT. 0 FOR 19c.
Hose
budicu' Colored. Tan and Black
limo; worth 35c pair.
TONIGHT. lllc.
Veiliug
The newest meshes, ltlxt‘do not».
etc.
TONIGHT. 19¢.
THE ORCHESTRA
Wm.— ........._. -——-——--
nlor Cummings acted as toutmuler
. and addresses were made by Rev. w.
Addresses by Rev. w. L. Phillips and i. i’billlpa, or New Haven; i'v‘. W.
w. H. L“. of This City. lv'iuath. of Philadelphia. um‘rolzlry oi'
' .llontl‘lllA tl ' .- 7.
STAMFORD. n o a organise on, lnolgc (.
*Illii- Iii-“"t‘m"“li§“ Woodruffl hitch eld
many woru prorlulted from attendinitint 5;“.- Mason. fl’ ' and W. H' Lee.
by the storm, tom- Iiitlllllwl‘li of tho ..
Connecticut ‘l'umthotno aticndod the. ‘
unuusl banquet hl‘t‘o last night. liol Millim‘l want MW- lull".
® Extra Specials ®
Now is your time to lay in a supply of FLOUR
before the price advances
TYPOTHETAE BANQUET.
Organ Recital at 7:20. "File Cantata at 7:30.
The Sunday Evening lnétitute'
lieuflllnsmannerwhm a heavy rout. . . ,. . ,_ . .. .. _ W“ ’’’’’’ - up FANCV PATENT FLOUR.aBarrei ........ ..... $58.37.):
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present condition is to the town. All ' Rood deal heartlcr than most of thorn. . i - ............. .. ..
‘ got the nearly $5,000 spent on the struc' lie attributes hill good old age to
into last year. with the exception of. regular habits. moderation in every.
8800. the bridge lender's salary, and a. thing. lull his friends know that hilt
few more dollars for electric power own attitude of mind. always bright
to operate the draw. was tor repairs and cheery. in what brings hlln to
ind then on top of these ligureu. comes such length of days. (‘lllllain itollorlll.
a
h The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 0T1. SOUTH NORWALK.
FREE DELIVERV.
' TEL. NO. ”I.
Jule additional information that $1.500.
in round numbers. has been spent for
t September.
iiavc all ill Municipal Leaguiuts.
Cli'lc Least its. Merchant anti Manu-
‘ninring A aociationists and other rc~
“.érs'ot others and spenders or othv
or people’s money cleaned oi! your
sidewalks? We were informed this
morning that some of the high muck-
anlucks and muckiats were dilatory in
this matter. and It Iliih‘ Ilt‘l‘ll suggested
that less preachlnlt and more practice,
example rather than precept. is in or
der.
mm....._....... .”
Some people norm in [‘ch that they
3 are conferring a favor on the public
i when they have the snow rounm-d
‘i‘xm their sidewalks. “hon, no u mill-
0 of fact, they are performing it plain
dutyl‘equlred by oil y m‘lllnnlil'c and re
quIrod to be performed. too, within
tilt houra of the time u storm is (llt‘l‘,
u... “OF.--" .....,
Past pcrforumncoa an a basis on
which to figure, thcrc will be plenty
‘A? or uncleaneu sidewalks in the cily at
till“ it reasonable amount of time baa
elapsed following the cm] of tho Nlill'lll.
A" l It It therefore no lo the highway com
“ millionor to make the situation one
In" of Internal for dollllllurula.
. .4"...
Will Uncle Iloraoc .iollnuun. the limit
mddun weather upoclallal. nominate
this prcllcnt unmi-bllaanl‘d all the al«
luollphorlc disturbance that he has
;, been limping to him- land on on about
5 . Jlnllary 10. which dulo has n amoral
dayll' hold on ancient history?
“nu...“ ..
t). Yell! 'l‘ho winter-ll lnuul have
been ll. great deal dim-rent than thin
when we worn ho):
Back romeo our old friend the wow
shovel to taunt us.
“a...” ..... an...“
‘Jfit‘wr .
I
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equally strong and in good health. on
Scaricw avenue, drinks in the smell
of the ocean and tells stories of the
days when he sailed the high scan.
mastcr of hill millnui ship ~ memories
that keep freuh and vivid. despite the
weight of over nlnclr summons and
winters. ilc frequently take» a little
stroll over to ititluth Nor-walk. llllyu
hilt Evening Sentinel and chats with
his colnradca, who find it hard to re
ullzc that he in (‘Itih‘l' lo the century
mnrk.
'I'borc In H quiet dignity and pruni-
about old one. as there is about in
lulu-y. in both cxtlcnlea. we tool that
we “are on holy amuutl." The old
Romans recognized this when illl'y
rcqulrrd their youth to rise and remain
stalfllnu. on the entrance of an elderly
othclal, until the latter had found his
place. Following the Roman P‘lhillili
ill spirit, Wt‘ all honor and “Nero illcno
patriarchy. or the town,
"A ncrlcu of IPI'IIITI'K on ulcluphl
ilev_ Mr Van liorvn. That reminds
me of a conversation l board on rioulh
Main street the other day lu‘aluulll.
perilonne~ two society indie». "llh.
Mra. (2., i nlllul tell you Ito you know.
He jolnmi the .‘s‘ow 'l'houxhl lnovo
blunt. and you don't lmow how nice It
la. My nil-rl- got me to join poor
lzlrl. she want a nervoua wreck. the doc
tors couldn’t help her. and lliio ‘tooit'
New 'l'holmllt That was at: month“
um. Now she in all owr her tumble.
and new that she‘ll imlt beginning to
live." "i nnlal loll you about my hue-
band." Mrs it. hardened to any. "Iil‘
wall down with rhoulnnllnln, couldn't
bear to tome, and what do you sup
polio he did? t‘ul down hill dint oml
halt. dropped meal and almost all
liWN‘Ill. and now he‘ll fouling Ili'III‘l’
Optimist edema
“"Don't you think The Norwalllll a
,hellthy filler in live in?" remarked
‘ Mend. iilr Booster. the other day
ill melting about the advantages of
If” m old town. "Why were not a
“limiter or nonopenarlanll right here or
till: mldn " he added gleefully. "some-
thing on every town in the ntale can
m." "Then we had a lolly lallt over
, _ tw‘o mail old man. ram». (1.
' Min. of The Green. and Curtain hub-
tllll ninety merit. but in such good
, that there ill, every proteins or
fitting in spleen and useful;
umber at years yet. an. iletta
his son. Councilman George.
- ml morning early to his
Wary I massive. in Win-
' in: en lo clear. in. rm
mien of ripe old age.
at tell a on about as well
or illut homo. ms of luml
,lhsn he ever did before. i tell you. in
tthlttolnlcn ill right; hIiIIlI‘ day we'll all
no vomiarlann.”
A Itllrllni of truth Ill nil IIIII. lull’t
‘lhero‘! i think all ol‘ on. no lllntlor
bow liIlI-Iflfiylltli we may be. am will
lllng to admit this much, but the truth
his lies in llllnltlng that they have not
the whole truth. when they've only
touched the illicit. thriving the moat
inside. With all the units and “ll-toll"
nowadays. certainly lllern'a a great
variety to plclt from one for every
month‘s needs. Tulle you pick. llullml
anti 'nentlemen. but don't expect ovary:
hotly to net the same prise. For my
part. Mr. Hillier. i think the majority
.0! people for many years to come will
thrive. eat meat and summon doctors
when they‘re etch.
:.lctl." our ncwu columns an). by tho-
$109.9.
Buys Any of Our Overcoats
THAT sou) non $14.00 To $18.00
There are “DENJAMIN” Coats in this lot. the best make of
REE [RS
0200
ill000i0 illfll
$4.00
Overcoat to be had.
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03.00
Ili000l0 iilill
. lull
Star shirts, - 51.15 i E a. w. Shirts, - $1.35
A
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
W a... Vow”... . .w-ols....... . «was: . raga... .. mil-uh“
steal aide of our student's lite. Mali-
A mighty ’M moon. that at lulu supervision here In Harwell: will
. having
semis. With our high wheel well
i
i Where.
When at our‘
me. la bound to coins. but let's have
it noon. and give our echelon the alt
mt. tread stream. and he'douieateu. finely scrapped and no lank‘vantaae er utilitarian under the but
of mental strength in our corps of conditions.
"Hana sand in earners
we must not neglect the per. . um." you m.
a
l ‘\
Anti while l‘m speaking of the
schools, let the just throw In a page
when in favor of systematic dam
in instruction. The dancing at the
than other». the other emu. out the
tumour into the optimum mine. tini-
m pretty well. but the Mylo-unit.
South Not-walk
L
word'- are inadequate to describe their
shorts. Grace. tense of ryttlm. am
mom. refinement. are all to he loam
ed under elliulent casein; lull-notion.
There are capable mutual here in
anwm't have to Ilene outside.
Tidal: this our. High school officials.
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16 Oranges fcfi5c
oranges. pcr dos..25c. 300. 35c and 40c
Extra tau-ac Navel Oranges. don. .400
it pkg. Cream Oatmeal ............ 256
3 cans New York State Corn ...... 250
3 cans Tomatoes 250
it cans l‘cas ..................... 25c
“WM 4. WW...
3 cans String Beans .............. 25c
Maple Syrup, per bottle. .iOc, 15¢, 25c
Plum Pudding. can ...... 100, 25c, 45c
3 pltgs. Seeded Raisins ............ 25c
it plugs. Currants .................. 250
2 lbs. Mixed Nuts ....... .....25c
3 ate. Cranberries ............ . . . .25c
l-‘anCy Celery. Apples. Grapes. Street Potatoes, Spinach and Parsnlps.
United GroceryCo
no NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 143
... ”MA...” ,.._
Dufly’a
Malt, 85c
Eggs. Wines
w... m...wm.m -. .. .......—.............-. . ._..._. . “MOM .A -
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
THE BIG STORE
Select Groceries. Teas. Coffees, Butter,
Baker's
Cocoa. 19c
and Liquors
Itcrknluun‘n iloat t‘ocou. run. .19cu it runs Marble llraud Toma»
ilaltcr's Premium t‘hocolntc. toes ...................... 25c
rultc ...................... 19c Armour Lean Smoked Shoul-
2 line New Mixed Nuts ....... 25c dcrs. ill. ................... 14¢
3 lbs. Yulr Toast t‘ruckors.. .25c lA‘ruuco-American I’otlml ltcct
1i lbs. i‘larit's Milk Crackers. . .25c inowl .................... 10c
Drake ilroa.‘ Pound Cake ..... 19c. Hhefford'n Snappy (fllceao, tlkg.10c
wood Will-lo». per bottle....
at bot-Old Crow. Green Rlv'er. Wilson. Hunter. Overturn—41. hot.
Old valley. imperial. Bourbon. Finch'a Golden Wedding or Boer.
............................ 81.00
en’s or New York atata Chane.
ltoquefort. leu. Snappy. Old English, Edam. Pineapple. MaeLar.
EXTRA BTAMPB WITH OUR POPULAR TEAS AND COFFEEB.
wanton. Brandy. Gina. Ciel-eta. Port. sherry. Angelica. Tokay.
Catawba or Muse-tel Wlne sold in built at wholesale prices.
83 and 85 Washington St.
lcnl inspection.
‘l'HlilD m A DAY.
Waterbury Felice Plot-l Up Crittendeo
Minion Girl.
wn'l'tllitmiiti'lau. lh.-’i‘he third
arrest or it wayward New Haven alrl
made here in 24 hours. was made you-
lertlay by Sergeant William P. Kee-
lom or the detective bureau when he
brouahtvtil Emma Richards. is years
or age. 'vho escapes from the Flow
once Grinendon mission in that city
about a .week also. it seem- she has
been having quite a any time in this
city and one was found around a mo
tlon picture theater in East Main
street this noon. Katherine Barry and
Katherine Minnelli, arrested for the
same reason; have been sent back to
New Haven, where they recently left
their homes to come to this city tree
from restraint. tire. Barry came tor
the atria.
Ovid: to the illness at Cashier Wil-
liam A. Curtis. the organisation or the
dimtlm at the central National bunk
I“. been difli‘fld until “WOOL
Phone 440.
“than... mminstrument? "
South Normlk
'"Wfi‘éoaarfiifiéliiuha. " ‘
A pretty wedding took place Wcli~
noaday mornlnlr at 9:30 o'clock when
Thorium Moth-nth. (it liethnl. and All«
on McKcnnu. of itidgoileid. Worn
united in marriage at St. Mary's
church. Ridnofluld, by the Rev. Father
Shorten. or that place.
The ceremony was wltneueod by a
large number of relatives and friends
from Ridge-item. ltothul, Dunbury and
New York city. The. bride wore a tow-
cling null or blue. broadcloth and large
white hat. and carried a white ivory
prayer hoolt. She was attended by her
sister. Miss Mary MoKennu. who were
a dark blue dragons! cloth suit and
hat to match. The best man was Rich-
ard Nash ot Bethei, a cousin of the
groom. The ushers were monk Hur-
gln, nethei, and John Honour, of Dlik
bury. The mass was sung by the Milk
see Mayme Madden and Kathryn Mc-
Carthy. of Danhury. and Nellie Me.
earthy presided at the organ.
air. and Mrs. month departed
amid a newer of rice confetti and old
shoes. on the his siphon tor New
York. On their return they will mine
at their newly tarnished home on
Wooster street. mural. .
Norwalk Chronicler