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WURGH GAIIIIIflKflII
Mirth Nomlk ConqnutlpnIl.
woodman-*7 30 it til-.- rehearsal
of the chorus.
Thursday-fl: to p. m. the annual
meetinc 9: the church will he held in
the lecture room. to hear uad not upon
the renotte pt officer: and committees,
consider and act upon any resigne-
. tions. ,illl vacancies. elect ofhcere and
. tnppoiut” continuities tor the ensuing
‘ year. and transact. any and all busi-
ness‘pl‘oper to come before said moot-
lng. '
Saturday-wine p. m..
Meu'I Club will meet.
Narwnlk Congregational.
Tuesday—7: iii 1). m.. Kind Wold
Circle at the home of Miss ieuhel
r.
WednesduyMll p. m.. i.. B. A. prayer
meeting, aubjcet, Waiting for God.
Mrs. staples will lend.
'i‘hursday-7:30 p. m.. Y. P. S. pray-
er service in the ladies“ parlor. Suh-
jE‘t‘l. Candles Under Bushido. Mutt. or
ifi-lti. “Edwin 8. Austin will loud. it
uAuAeitIno Merit.
Iou'ra aonwAan.
‘ the Young
or.
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EVENING OINTINEL .TILEPHONE
. t; t. on
Ifi-Ru-NDWI nt
nfi~flflllnnz9mrtment
“Hittite” Ofllee. month
890 ~Edltor’I Molded“
m—e-ctty
...—.m
item Residence
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Miss Mary Sh-nnuhnn. of Wilton ave-
nue, has an attack of grip. p, In., church prayer norvlro. Confor-
. . enrol Sacrod Places and tho Now
JOSBDII J. Henley. of bull“ BII'C‘IeI-I IS Togta'ment I ...—The Sea of GIIIIII‘I‘
W eve e. tow odd Itth in Parlor HeIterI which at r'llill‘i to clone out
and in order to do In, have made the price vet? tenloll it you Ire eon-
templetlnzzurehniug a heating stove you Ihehhl tIh linings of this
epeciel'offe
iaII
$30.00 HEATIII rectum Io....ezt.ea ”I?” MIA-run, ,L'llc'eyto......u.uu
moo hanren. mduoed to,. . ”$0.50 not» ueArert. reduced to. ....tsoo
310.00 HEATER. edema ammo em HIA-rert, «mew to .....eaJI
A. . J. ollins Co.
Funeral Directors and Embdlmhtty
l2- 18 North Main Street. , . '
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It?
Below Are a Fowl-of Our?
ALI. GRADUATES or THE sooxxespmo, BHOITHAND Ann .
TYPEWRITING DIPAMMINTI Or '
MERRILL COLLEGES
improving from a several days' illness. and its Siorv
During bout, a series of ovungollatlt
services will he held in tho chart-h on
Sunday evenings. of the some unlurt:
on those held lost your.
Rev. James. H. Mollonnltl has re-
turned to St. Mary's rectory, after 'Il
visit in Bridgeport.
Miss Blanche Simpson. of Elm
street, has been ill for some time at
her former home in 'l‘opston-e purpose the deepening ot tho spiritual
lilo.
Miss Florence Boers, of Wostport
avenue, has been spending two weeks
in New York.
Anna Davis. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H. Davis, of Main street,
who has been ill for some days, is now
gnrdiarz the now rolondnr
soon to ho pllllliallod.
GRACE PARISH NOTES.
improving. Tuesday-win tho ovt-nlnu. Hall of,
_ tho (llrls‘ F‘I‘londly Society to St.
The Visiting (Jilnptor, of Trinity John‘s llrnllrh. Stamford. (‘omr
Guild, will moot Tuesday afternoon “‘dnrsdny-w\t‘opmn’a littlld. with
with Miss Coach. 41 i’lnyvlow avenue. Mrs. Levi Warner. :3 Arch Hil‘t‘i‘l at
at 3 o‘t‘lock. 2:30. Junior Auxilinly in tho tilllltli
room til 3:10.
Tl]llrh‘tllll'~4tltlll,ttlllti of Ten Ill 7 :III.
Fritlnyw'i‘llo litany at i. ’l'iw
Knights of King Arthur at .
The following men of thv
One hundred and twenty six men
were in attendance yesterday noon at
Rev. F. D. Walter‘s l’lihle class in
the First M. ii}. Church. Sixty-six were.
pariah
rods and sixty were hlnee. hnvt- ronoontvtl to art no llsltf'l‘o’, two
U: M ll limo. (ml'i‘ a month. at tho to in
M the “189“” of Washington Iorvloo: lioht. S. Van liurI-lt and
Camp, No. 11, Patriotic Order of tho
Sons of America, tomorrow night, in
Knights of Pythias Hall. there will
he initiation of candidates. followed by
refreshments ulld a gone-ml“ social
time.
Gould Hoyt: \Hllti‘t' hinmn nnull‘lot.
Cher Montgomery: (Ito. H. t'nlth- and
Stephen Kellogg; Lottny Mouthtuum
and Jtmt‘pll Malkin.
H.
Directors and Officers Chosen It An-
nual Meeting It SIndy Hock.
The annual meeting ot tho
Gompo Pulp and Paper oolnpuhv was
hold today at Salim Hook and theI fol-
lowing dlrootors wol‘o olootcd by tho
stooltlloltlol n: ‘
.losopll ..tmtlfollow, E. (I, Murphy. l“.
W. Mnrphoy. A. tj‘. Gotten. I'Ifll‘l‘lt'l t‘,
llowhtnd.
At a suheotplonl lllt‘t‘llllv; of the
Board of Directors thoao tlmi'f‘l‘fi wt-rt
t‘host-n:
Prruidont~~—.lnsopll (ltmdrt-llow.
Vloo-Prr-sltltult and (lulu-ml
Igor-~15. G. Murphy.
Sorrotnrpww. ll. Odell.
Tl't‘llfllll‘t‘I'—WI‘:. W. Murphoy.
The t-ompnny. whose plant in hunt
ed in Smith street, Norwnlk, in pros-
porous anti thoro is l‘\'l‘l'_\' indication
of a still more prosperous your.
To save some, part of your income is
essential. Just. how tnurh you ran
save. can be determined only by ox
perionco. Find out by opening a snv
ill-gs account with the South Nora-nth
Trust Company and see it grow. Four
per cent. paid on savings,
A group of prominent citizens of the
town are preparing a monk trial to ho
gtron in High School hall on the oven?
lug of February 2nd. a week hofort-
Ash Wednesday. This In intended to
ho a hooeflt to the High school hoth
flaunt-tally and to stimulato public in-
terost.
Tonight at 8 o'clock the turkey sup-
per which the reds won over the blues
in Pastor ‘Wlaltor's ilihlo cloud in so-
ouring the most members and also In
the percentage of attendance will be
held in tho parlors of the church. it
lIIonpthed that at lnnat one hundred
and fifty men or more will he served.
PICES OF THE,CIRCLE-OF
LIGHT.
'l‘llv initial lt‘t'lut‘v ill llli‘ Inotapllrni
cal ronrso will he ulvoll in llif‘ uutti
tol'llltu of tho Not-walk "lllllll-l tiltult'll.
'l‘lloutlay ovonllln. January IMII .\
At It regular meeting of lhtnnoI
Council. 1'). of in, hold in Myatir (lllnlh
llIIll. 'i‘llureday ovI-ntnu. norm-III pou
Iuomilrre were initiated. and tho ofil
('t‘l's for tho onaulng li‘l‘lll \vol'o install
I‘d. An invitation was oxtondI-tl to llll upmnpppmwnt will I... ppm mull 7::ltt
IIII‘IIIIM‘I‘H to attend the "looting of tilt when tho
slowing Circle to he hold at Mrs. itlu it III hoped that It int-av
.Ilt'rrluln‘a. Hawkins Ilvtuluo. East Nor will Itvull illmusutvoa tIl'
walk. on 'i‘hlu-Idny, January 20.
to 7: i5 tl't‘ltli‘h’.
oonlnlonro.
flilllllli‘l' ..Ils
'l‘ho Mel'olntntu‘ Fruit and i’rodut't'
llurinlr thoI
sumo pol‘iod’prnyor services on 'l‘llure- . -
day ovoniugs will have as their spoolztl‘
'l‘ho pastor l'f‘llt‘tllt'l his roquost that.
any molnhor of thorongrogation ullll
feel at liberty to offer suggestions rd;
whittlt‘ is"
ST. GEORGE PULP AND PAPER 00. -
Mann
FREE LECTURE UNDER THE Aue‘
prniso Ht'l‘VlI‘t' with piano and \‘ltlllil‘
li‘t‘lllli‘ wilit
‘ ARI FlLLING aooo Pestrtoae
i 'l‘llercs a Grand Opportunity for livery Amhitloue Boy and Girl who
I . will Enroll Day «Evening. NOW.
i South Norwalk Stamford Port Chester
l: A O. B. JackSOH
dptician
Eyes Examined Free
- lulu Ill lethally“
South Norwalk. Conn
Everything in the Optical Line. 3
lllltillllillllltlll
{Malay Cam «I Marlee Reported Iltom ,
Various TownI~Conlereth at
l
a Health Olliclele
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'l‘he bulletin ot the 'state poem ‘ or
Health for the menth of December.
1900, lowed by fi[.JIIIe1Ih ii. 'l‘owu-
Iend. secretary of the board, straws a
total of 1.4 ":7 deaths during the month. ,,
which is 192 more then In idol/temper.l
177 more than ill Docetnher. 1908’. and.
100 more than the average for the}
month for the five years preceding.
The death rate was 16.4 per i1.000 for
the large towns. 17.4 for the email
towns and 100 for the whole state.
title deaths reported from infectious
looaeou were 229. being 15.7 of the
mat mortality ()f the towns having
in population of o 000 III over the high-
that death rate woe to l} afield 20 a. and
tho lowoat in tlrotou. .l. 7 “
.l; The leading entrees of death were:
:llueuuee oi the nervous system. l78;
pmenmonia. 172: heart disease. 100:
froueuntption. 105; accidents and vio-
terms. 97. The towns reporting no
deaths during the month were: Att-
‘dover. Ashfortl. Beacon Falls, Berlin.
itethlohotn. llornh. lanaan. ghaplin.
iiitloetor. Durham. last Granny. tinrt-
land. Marlborough. Mlddlehury. North
itranfurd. Prospect. Scotland. Union.
Warren. Weston. Wotheusfleld and
Wolcott, while. no report was received
from iioihony. Madison. New Fall-item
Ind Sherman.
()f infectious dlaoaaon, monster; in on»
poi-tally prevalent, lllt'i‘i’: helm: a total
of 9‘01 cursors l‘t‘lIOI'li‘d. of which Ilrintol
I has over half. 123 runes. New London
58 WALL STREET' PHD"! 438‘ NORWALK' A poor Itooonti, routing next with till.
WW l‘ilroo hundred and thirty-amen canon
THE
A J. AngevmeSrSon C0
Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, Etc.
134- 136 Wasluugton Street. South Norwaik ....
l Walk-Over Shoes A A”
St.‘ WHAT THE MAN WHO WEANS THEM WOULD SAY
l
i
That They Are
THE LATEST IN STYLE
THE EASIEBT ON THE FEET
THE BEST VALUE FOR THE MONEY
THE GREATEST WEAR
. FLYNN & RYAN
. 00 WASHINGTON STREET
a. ......"— .».... ...... ”man-mm wow...“— “MW
Pro-Inventory Sale
MIN a season of hriult huulnt-as largo: thou ll hon mol lit-en with new-
not atork tontuluu Iunm oddu and onda and Ilrtiki’n lots of merchandise
The :Iolv ohiott of this pair in to I‘ if-tIIt a pot'Iitltt- tlttnrumo oi those small
lots and r‘oduto om him it of llll'tt‘tllilllt‘“ i“ tni'tno invontorv l‘ht mitt-I; nro
”mph on in nt't‘ompliah lllt“ result wil‘t ooloritt'.
for One Week
N. E. Ryan Co.
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
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Sale Beélns Saturday. January 15th and Continues
SOUTH NORWALh
of arm-lot furor are reported. 24.? of
diphtheria and croup, tilt of whooping
oought end '139 of consumption. Seo-
rotnry Townsend has the following to
say alloat the coming contort-non of
twaith otl’lt‘iuls:
‘i'ho fiftll ronforonoo of tho health
officials of the state will he held in
iatmpeon ilrtll. ‘0'an I’nlvorsity. Now
ilavon. on tho 8th and 91h of Febru-
in)“. The conference will open with
Charles Warden titties. chief of
tho divleion ol‘ Ztiololry. I'nttod States
public health and merino hospital ser-
viro. will he tho principal smaller. llr.
Stilt-II in well known through the work
in: the hook Wunu disease and his
efforts to orndiento it. The import
:tlli‘t‘ of thii dietzovory is apparent
when it in known that an estimate has
been matltI that 2.000000 people in tho
« United States south of the Palomar
tro flmlt‘lt‘d with this disease. (“on-
umtiout la particularly interested ill
the work of Dr. Stilt-II front the fact.
that he in It native of this ninte and a
graduate of Wesleyan t’niverslty.
The morning Ioneion on the iiih of
in‘ehruury will he devoted to a discus-
tlun of the milk Inpply of Connecti-
2nt. i‘rofeoeor Conn. atntc hucetriolo-
gist. Dairy Commissioner Potter. (‘nt~
ilo .(lonlmlsaionor Averill. County
Health Ofiloor Poems and Health 0f-
noer Illarh of New London will all
discuss the question from the stand-
point of their various ofllttlal positions.
Tho conference will close. with an
afternoon session at which aevorai
papers will he preuontod on subjects
of interest, and it is hoped that every
health otllocr will make an t-ffort to
attend all tho ueaetous of thin roofer
once. A complete. program will he
Issued in It few days.
.\ stated (tilllilllllllt ninth to Hill Will the rortnlur monthly month": of III
Lotino, No. 108. i”. anti A. 31.. will lttIlNora-nlh itItiltllItIt. Loan and
l hold at Its rooms tomorrow t‘\'t‘llllll.'. at‘ i luv ut
lttvoai
Association will Ill,‘ Iit‘lil Itlllim
in Nol‘wuik. during Novomhor. littlti.
‘ there worn thirty-five living Illflhti
and night still births. There were
:hirty-ono marriages. Tho total aunt-
her of tlontint during December welt
thirty. representing an annual death
ronipnny. of New Haven. hue filed a
certificate of incorporation in tho of-
fine of the state nonretary. The com»
pany will deal in fruits of all kinds.
The amount of tho uttthurthod capital
Mack to 826.000 and business will he
started with 35.000. The iuoorportl
tors are Benjamin Rahinowitz. flor-
nnl'd Rtlblli.‘Hlll‘t‘¥. Jnrot‘f. all of New
Haven. The M. K. W. Company. of
New Haven. has filed a slmllur hortlli-
rule. The capital is $700,000 and butt-
ltloon will he started with “.000; The
inrorpot'ntorn uro Albert ti. i'tlt‘ltwood.
Walter L. Mill‘l‘itll and William S.
inmo. all of New York. ‘
‘l‘llt- t-ommlttott. appointed at the lust
erosion of the lonltlluturo to have addi-
tttmu hullt to StormAgiroultttrnl opi-
lrtzo were to have a tneetinx'in Room
on at the teapitol. in Hartford. Baton ‘
tiny. but owing to the hon-uppeuruloe
oft noverol of the 'eommlttee the meet- '
in; war pootponod nntil-F‘ehrunry 1‘ at
to I. m. The meeting to to receive u
and open. publicly. prepoeels for the
additions. Four oottauee'nre tb he 1
erected for which an.epnroprietion.ot '
8185000. has been madmandta dining
room. to cost $12.15th.- 'f‘ho committee
('0!!!le of Citation M. Jarvis, chain
mm. neuron. Queries A. (lump. ct
‘ Mllllmhgy and low}. Storm. of inane» .
IIPM I
opportunity. in tulle of storm tho tor-Hi o’clock. The l“. t‘. ill‘gl'l'f‘ will he row night in tho oilltro of Taylor A
turn will he postponed one week. work-Id. (tuition.
,. > , 3 MIL
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rule of 10.4 for each 1.000 population.
There were four deaths under one
you of age Canons of deaths were
as follows:
tion. 1; pneumonie.2 :diIeuIeI of nor
was system. 3: heart diseneo. i: itc-
cidentu and violence. 3; all other tite-
ems, If».
tnfhctiouu Illflelllflii were reported
from Norwulh and surrounding towns
as follows:
Scarlet Forer-~~-i)hriou. 1; City of
Norwnlk. it; Town of Norwalk. 0.
walk. 1: Weetport. l.,
(‘liy at 800th Nolwulk.i
‘ con-untptimrwbutien. t;
l. ititlgelleld 1. City of Norwulh. t
paw—“wow
FIRI’. IN NIW VONK HO‘PITAL-
NEW Y an. Jen. 17. wPatlentI in
one of the min ot Seth iIrIel Hospi-
tI‘l, became pIhie-Itriehtm today and
oil when I bottle of other
“MIMI Ind the timing
II? No to the
Ililltll
it“ won wooded hut prompt worlt in:
hoodlum (shootout the piano upturn i
I when durum , .
tor were coupon writ; aptly?“
no III-oping erosion on the 3th at which‘ ‘ ' ‘ "
...tfl‘i
he has done in tht.» South in discover" “
Diarrhoea. t; oongump .
Diphtheria and Group-”Town of Nor-
'i‘yphold lt‘ovorwulty of Not-walk. i;
W ostport. .
new OWNS tier ‘Ifwl‘het
erk and there wil be stubborn . ’
rulture, in the room. The emehttha enort of those trying to serum the litflillll'l,"itllld thenmyor "pl
My gun; wet-Irony and the his hoe» repeal of tho anti rune track low was mintl
|indicated Wiltllllflli. When Miti‘m' 3001‘ and these roportp are Mandolin ‘
Saturdpy. opening day.was hills day at this Itoroz‘in- tutti-we could
hardly wait ounll the people; . There must he 7h Imhhn‘.
Each day we will not on sale extra hernias
dul lug this sale.
Tonight and Tuesday Will Be
Milllnery Day
hivury llut, Shape and Trimming must go. Sonlt- prices will more
thorn.
A Few of the Big Bargains
TABLE N0. 1
" $7.00ilats. $1.98
I” 50 Hats. all cologn. shapes
TABLE no.2
no and $12 Huts,
$92.98
and ”y‘W' worth up 1” ’On ’i‘ahie No. 2 run will
$7.00. Your pick... ..... $1.93 mm 30 [late worth up (9
$115.00. Your choice ..... $2.98
_ TABLE no. 3
$5.00 Shapes.~~98c
metre N0. 4..
75c Children’s
Hats. 1%
Still. loll, l‘lI'. All shapes
“'“t‘ W “"5 00th ‘0 25 t‘untn-t-n's Hats. All no
mow- tlmnl .............. 980‘ at ....................... 19:
r
All Floxers, Feathers. Eta. at. 1-2 Price
92 Washington INTZ’S SoutléNorwulkh A
‘oun. _
Street
“The House of Aéhvdy and Progress
Aft
Examine Our Work
Critically ' ‘
utter yr ur (arllagt- has beeni from“!!!
and repainted hole and; fl
as good as now. You'd ‘ib
substantial and superior‘wrk it! 1‘
line of Iopairtnz or mutating if you
want anithing done in our line, thin to
tho place to thing it to Insure good
workmanship durability and standard
t‘XcelleflU} and we are always‘lalr in
tour changes.
Luther M. er
IOUTH NORWALN. CONN.
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A81? Pure Food DIlIy Bulletin
for Week Commencing
Monday. Jan. 17th.
Stamp 80th Filled Quickly at;
the A&P Store“
TEAS AND COFFEES
with 1 III. Tea at 35¢ 1" Stamps with i to. (‘offoo at 20¢I
till“ I In. Thu at 40c 2" Stamps with l lb. (‘dffoe at as.
with 1 iii, Tea at 50c 25 Slitiltpa with 1 ill. (‘of'fee at no '
with 1 ill. 'i‘t-n at 60c :10 Sihmps with l lh. Coffee at 3333,
L’t Stamps
.3; Stamps
lo Stumps
.30 Stumps
veav seer AIP CREAMERY BUTTER ............ Selling It on; "
AIP FANCY PATENT noun. a barrel ................ .....Iem
A‘P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a {Mtg-lb. lack ................. II;
iONA TOMATOES. regulIr price Be; this week. 4 cute for ........ 26¢?"
SULTANA TOMATOES. regular price 10c; thin "to. 3 one for..2§c b
A‘P TOMATOES. regular price 12 as. this "is. I up .i
80 sum” with 1 tune up I.
Powder It ...... . ..... 500
atImpI with t bottle Pure '
ExtrIct. Iny fIIvor
I .
[0 Stamps with Any of the Followinu...
Articles
, I
.3 rakes Suoilrlne Soap. ourh. . . .50
I25
l Minute 'l‘uptoI-It ill ..........
I hottlo Ulivoa nt ........ 100 2 oniton Sweet Chocolate. 0a.. .
1 pkg. Abl’fmtn ut ...,......10o i can Wait lioaua nt
i can Pumpkin Itt ...... . ..... 10¢ . l pita. i-loodotl llulalntt lit ...... 105‘
1 bottle \I’inopnr Ill. .. . ..loc ‘ i can Spinach III ..... ....... 106
.,1 jar Jolly at ........... TuniOc A I ....120
loan ileum at
the Inlet? ot the other tour hundred . ., . .
m Imam in the Wilma! “I ohm wu.t. Flour Awrtmaou men the town were crippled II a more.
“FEM... tat... the absence of winter hers
matemente to the outlet til
BMW“ t0 In New Orleans is lint. mod.
The town lit in good
Advertise your mate tut 00W!
Norwalk Chronicler