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‘ MONDAY. JAN. as, 1912
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Agent for Town of Norwalk
Been Humiliated by Having a
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CIRIKINmiEY The C‘:§3’:§f:§.x.§e"‘i“°° Ever Suit or Overcoat In This Wonderfully Fine Stock Has ' 5 Wag“ Sri‘ifeCans Welling; Cans
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New Canned Grinds
CROWN AST R AND GOLD ROCK
BRANDS E GUARANTEED THE
ACM or PERFECTION
CROWN ASTER ASPARAGUS, can .
BELMONTE ASPARAGUS, can. ................................
CROWN ASTER ASPARAGUS TIPS. can .
DEL MONTE ASPARAGUS TIPS. can ..
CROWN ASTER STRING BEANS. can .
GOLD ROCK STRING SEANS, can .
GOLDEN WAX BEANS, can ........
CROWN ASTER LIMA BEANS. can
Chocolates, 8011 Bone. Home- if
made Specialties
F. A. LANE
01 Washington Street.
South NorwaIIt
Anderson’s launch Works
Launches and Boats .
‘ of all kinds promptly buIIt. Boats ‘
for sale. All kinds ‘of repairing
given We! attention.
Oyster shell Paint. Nowell:
1N .
.. PLACED UPON I’i‘
, Red Tags everywhere. No matter which way you 13111 your eye will light on one of‘
'these money~savin markers, and it is a money-saver, an hundreds have found it so. This
.g.5st0cleysurely was “ ed‘l‘sgg " and hardl ‘an item in its whole range has escaped the vigi-
ance of the man that cuts the prices. very suit or overcoat in the entire stock is "tag-
ged” and your savings are greater than you ever expected to find before on ual quality
merchandise. It's true certain advertised prices may seem lower; but. oh, how isappointing
when you get the goods home and unwrapped away from the glitter and glamor of a sale.
Here you're always protected by our antee: "Ifcyou rather have the money than the
goods, return the goods any time." the is fleeing. ' omel '
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Electrical Wiring.
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Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies
Charles—Illicit, Ir.
. Address:
at MAIN 11'. NORWALK
Telephones: Olsen. 9013 some. 81-!
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Miss Amy Weed, daughter of Mr.
‘ Ind Mrs. Gerard H. Weed, who sus»
tained a broken ankle a week 1180. Sale
urday, while sliding down the Hamil.
ton avenue Hill, is doing as well as can
he expected at the Norwalk Hospital.
Lady Washington Lodge, No. 21.
Shepherds ofBethlehem, will hold a
. regular business meeting this evenan
In its moms in Red Men's Hall, Wall
street. Matters of routine business will
come beiore the lodge. after which a
social time. with dancing. will be en.
joyed by all.
The Connecticut Secretaries' Asso-
ciation will meet at the rooms of
Robert Tyler Post. 0. A. R.. Hartford.
Wednesday. Business meeting st 11
a. m. Dinner by w. n. c. at 1 p. 1111.
Each secretary is requested to make
usual reports and also bring with him
four comrades of his regiment.
Repairs are being made to the
steamer. William M. Merwintoi 1the
Sbaisblpt' Oyster Company's fleet.
gulch had, a‘lsrgq hols stove lny’tfhe
w, last feel}. while tryldg'to buck‘iln wggfilfigmn street
the ice in the harbor. The captain
found it necessary to at ilrst beach the
vessel, but later was able to make the
dock in South Norwalk.
llrs. L. Campbell. a nurse of South
Norwailt and Rowayton, leit . Friday
morning on the 8:20 o'clock train for
.Brewsters, New York. where she has
been engaged by Dr. Ritchie, to go on
a. serious case. Mrs. «Campbell has
illled many important engagements in
New York and South Nor-walk and is
noted for her skill. It is not known
when she will return here.
-Hnmess repairing and manufactuo
ing. Wardwell's Harness Store, 5
South Main St. '
The ice and snow which accumulated
5 in' South Main street as the result of
the bursting of the railroad company‘s
water tank, a week ago Friday, was re-
moved Saturday. by Superintendent of
Streets Alfred Brown and his force of
workers. Good work was done in start-
ing the work as soon ah the weather
' in its rooms. in South Main street.
Robert M..Wilcox is able to be out
again alter his recent ..lness.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marshall have
been visiting in Poughkeepsle, New
York.
yea-“0w
George Clark, of Hamilton avenue, is
recovering from an attack of tho
measles.
Va
The second annual ball of the Bak-
ers' Uhlon. No. 92. will be held at
Arlen Hall on February 21.
Miss Natalie Jennings, of West
street and Taylor avenue. has been set-
iously ill with an attack of grip.
George A. Jennings. of West street.
who has had an attack 01 acute indi-
gestion, is now slightly improved.
The semi-monthly business meeting
of Ophlr Chapter. No. 52. Order, of the
Eastern Star, will be held Wednesday
evening.
The weekly busidesls meeting of Pal-
estine Castle. No. 2. A. O. K. of If. C..
will bends Waryepipeis melts":
Douglas Fowler Post. Grand Army
of the Republic, will hold its weekly
business meeting this evening in its
ball, in Washington street.
have been guests at the residence of
T. W. Treadwell. In Weston.
The semi-monthly business meeting
of Court Mahackemo, No. 33, Foresters
of America. will be held this evenlnc
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The South Norwnlk Socialists will
hold their semi-monthly business meet-
ing this evening In its rooms. in South
Main street, at which time the officers
will probably be elected.
in the matter of abandoning the
Block island cable the opinion is gen-
oraly expressed that the government
‘would make a great mistake In even
considering the advisability of depénd~
ing entirely on. wireless service from
Mrs. Sipperley.‘ of Norwalk. and her .
daughter. Mrs. Nichols. of Westport. ‘
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NOWHERE CAN SUCH GREAT ECONOMIES BE OBTAINED AS HERE.
Men’s and Youths’ Suits
SmsoSuitsS 6.85
stamens........................ $7.85
815.008uit031d85
$18.0oSuits 812.85
SaoooSuits........,..................814.8‘5
$15.005Suits..........................818.85
$30.00 Suits .. ........... .. ........ ...Seaas
Men’s. Overcoais
38.50 and 810.00 Fancy Overcoats. in broken
sizes $585
$10.00 and $12.00 Fancy Overcoats, in all
sizes $785
$13.50 and $15.00 Fancy Overcoats. in all
sizes . ...89.35
$16.00 and $18.00 Fancy Overcoats. in all
sizes ”312.85
810.00 Fancy Overcoats. in all sizes. .. 314.85
322.50 and $05.00 Fancy Overcoats, in all
$8.50 Black and Oxford Overcoats. . . $6.85
310 & Sm Black and Oxford ‘Overcoats. . .87.
815 & $16 Black and Oxford Overcoats. 311.8:
320 Black and Oxford Overcoata ... . . .3143;
3:55 Black and Oxford Overcoats. . . ...$1&8
Bi reductions in Men‘s Fur and Fur-lin ‘
oats.
Beys' Overcoats
$3.5oandflooOvercoats..............8s.85
$5.00 Overcoats .3335
$6.000vercoats ........ ”$4.85
$8.50 Overcoat: .....WMS
SroandeaOvercoats.................$1.fl5
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SUITS—Ages 6 to; 17 years ”5.4
5515'. as” .l' . . . . a; . . . . . . . . . .ul'g
Ss.ooSuits ..... 33.85
”oestrus................... ..... ”“3435
$8.5ovSuits............................SG.85
FISii!
VROE SHAO. MAOKEREL. SMELT, FLATS, SNAPPER BLUES.
FROST, WHITlNG. BLUE. SALMON. PIOKEREL.
MACKEREL. WEAK, GOD.
OYSTERS. ESCALLOPS AND LO NO CLAMS.
LONG ISLAND AND SEA ESCALLOPS
Gutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE IN.
3"!
All the Available Ponds and Even Nor-
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suneav snarmo oooo.
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HALIBUT.
gfiEE DELIVERY.
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KATE sHELLv' DEAD.
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Heroine of l-loney Creek Flood Disco
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Men 3 Furnishings
Men's 501‘. Negligee Shirts at ... . .. ..
Men's 500 Working Shirts at. . . . . ........ 39c
Entire stock of Men's $1.00 Colored Negli-
‘gee Shirts . .. ..790
$1.50 and $2.00 Star and Cluett Negli ee.
Shirts... .............Sr.15
soc Outing Flannel Working Shirts. . .. ..3gc
Entire stock of white stiff bosom Shirts,
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formerly sold for 50c and 750, at ..... . . .sgc
Boys’ 500 White Unlaundered Shirts... ...91:
Men's $1.00 Gray Flannel Shirts . .79c
Bi bargains in broken lines of Men’s Night
irts and Pajama.
Men's 150 Black Half Hose ...............gc
Men's 15c Carnel's Hair Half Hose.......9c
Men’s 25c Black Cashmere Half Hoser. . . .150
Men's Black and Fancy Pure Silk Half
Hose .....
, --39c
150 Pure Linen Handkerchiefs............gc
10c Hemetitched Handkerchiefs ..... .... . . .51:
soc Fancy Four-in-l-land Ties ... ... ...... 39::
Men’s $1.00 Oxford Sweaters .. ....... . .591:
Men’s $2.50 All Wool Sweaters . . . . $1.45
Men’s $3.50 Pure Worsted Sweaters. . . . 32.25
Men's $6.00 Pure Wool Shaker Sweaters.$3.95
Boys' $1.00 and $1.50 fancy trim Sweaters,
insrnsllslzes....... .. ......59c
9.1.00 lamb lined Cape Gloves ... ........$1.2g
Men's soc Derby Ribbed Underwear. . . . . .3gc
esseee ....
‘ Men’s 50c fieeeed lined Underwear. double or
gsingle breasted Shirts ,39c
Men’s $1.00 Natural Wool Underwear. . . .79c
Ken's $2.00 and $3.00 Soft Hats ..... .. .5145
Men'shand33 soft Hats ...............69c
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SPANISH
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ELIC IOUS
When you purchase
BEER I
WINES. BITTEBS. WHQSKIES. OL-
IVE OIL, COROIALS. BOTTLED
you naturally wish quality andqunrr
GOLD ROCK LIMA BEANS, can ..
SINCLAIR LIMA BEANS. can ......
CROWN ASTER BEETS, can ......
PIOKLED BEETS (in jars). each .
CROWN ASTER CORN, 2 0311s....
GOLD ROCK CORN. can .5 ..... . . . .
RED OAK CORN. can
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PRIDE 0F HILLSEORO CORN, can .......... . . . .......... . . .
CROWN ASTER SUCOOTASH. can
GOLD ROCK SUCCOTASH. can
CROWN ASTER TOMATOES, can . .
GOLD HOOK TOMATOES, can .....
MARBLE BRAND TOMATOES. can
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CROWN ASTER PEAa (very fancy). can .. ............ Wide _
GOL‘O ROCK PEAS, can ....................... . ............ . ..160 _ .
HIGH LIFE PEAS. can ................................... .....12o .
A. F. Beckmann 81 CO.
SS C 85 WASHINGTON ST.
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son SALE on
BEARD’S
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
Everyone knows this landmark or our city, but do you realise the fact
that it lies over one hundred feet above
dust and all the other nuisances usual in the center oi any town?
From this property one can walk to the I
Minutes
TROLLKV ........ IN ....... 2
FOUR CHURCHES ...2 to O
GRAMMAR SCHOOL ........... . . . 3
HIGH SCHOOL ................. . . . ‘
FOOT OFFICE ......................... B
RAILROAD STATION ................. H
For particulars and restrictions address
South Norwalk
SPECIALS '
1-3 Wool VESTS a PANTS. .590
Formerly 760.
Fianneietts KIMONQE ...... 500
Formerly 751:. in' ergo sizes
only. ,
SWEATERS
Ladles‘ Sweaters . . .‘ .St.m3.50
Formerly $3.98 and 35.00.
Phone 440.
demand. ENROLL‘ NOW.
Merrill Business College
Stamford
{SOUTH NORWALK
ROCKS
this water and is free from noise;
the owner. MINER D. RANDALL
Port Chester
tlty. so patronize us and be certain
ard‘a pond on the Roton road. The
Bishop Millpond in Riverside sve-
nuo. hour-tees Acre pond in ombury
and many of the smaller favorite skat-
ing places were visited by the throne
who enjoy the sport.
The harbor claimed quite a number
also. the loo being nearly] toot'ln
thickness and unusually smooth. Near
ths‘hseoon schemes islendand not
tar from the channel burly there were
a great many skaters gathered.
Albhougnehs harbor letroson over
inside, there is aa‘onen channel and
would permit, but the job was a hard 3km“ island, even-though It 3110:!” "Mk Herbs r Utilized. . ear of 1“" . of achieving you desires. This estsb- Children" 3%”;3‘“ """" 79°
one on account of the cold weather. ' 'bmorn‘olnstrsted that it (could be sst- skating was excellent yesterday. BOONE. lows. Jan. 32.——Kate Shells. Ilahmont besides having a most com- Former y WAISTS ‘
——.-—-—~—- . , is to y estab lshed an maintained. Chasmar‘s pond in Rowayton. Burch; heroine of the Honey Creek flood dis ’ ‘ ll '
H. K. Scott. who has been quite ill I New “Mk or domestic and imported Embroidered and T. cred .L,
aster in 1881. died yesterday at Moln-
gons. lows. ‘.
During a violent storm so years ago
Miss. Shelly. who was station agent at
Moingona. crossed the bridge over the‘
den Molnes river on her hands and
knees at midnight to ling a phasenger
train on the Chicago and Northwest)
era railroad endesve ittrom plunging
into Bonny creek. over which the
bridge had been washed away.
For her bravery the Iowa legislature
awarded harm-suds! and a sump oi
money. She hisoreceived’ a substantial
. ....... . . . .8125. $1.37. $1.50
Formerly $1.75 and $2.25.
White Lace and Black Measallne
Waists. 42, $2.98. S8. M. u
Formerly $3, $3.49. $4.98.
These Waists are odd sizes in
broken lots. «
J. I. Mallette
‘ WASHINGTON er.
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wines, whiskiea and the best bottled
beer, has also a superb stock of Italv
his products. Our Olive Oil is or a
quality that is very seldom equalled
her-cahoots. W9 have ltslian wines.
bittere.- Vermouth. etc. St. Nicholas
ale. which is the best ale proourablo.
also carried.
Costellano‘ 8: Bardani
Tel. 9". a8 Railroad“ Ave.
EXAMINATIONS AT HIGH SCHOOL.
Figures have been submitted on
plans drawn by Architect Ferris S.
Morohouso tor the business block
on Washington street for ti. n. Keel-
er. As previously flooded. the build-
in; will be tour stories high. 50x80
toot. arranged for three stores on the
ground floor. with oilices on the second
floor and tenements on the third and
fourth floors. V
some time, is much better. his many
iriendszwill be“ alsd'to hear. Mr. Scott
was taken ill while on agbusiness trip”
to New YorItj’cl-ty. "Fortunately he met
friends rrggnpznmgaasld. who” assisted
him to the 't‘rsih‘ior home and docked
after him until he was taken to the
home of J, 0. Poole. and a physician
summoned. and he has had every care
and attentlon’sidce‘tbsn. Mrs. Scott,
who, was in Asheville. N. 0., was tele-
graphed ior and came home at once-
Mgefleld Press. “
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Its a Gamble
to buy cheap coal. , 3
Cheap coal can't be good: .
Buy good, heat producing'c
{by dealing here. ‘ . ‘
The Harris, &G
Many Persons Have
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Whitford.-5hst’-manui'scturers, Of Dsn- e ec ecunty , open water, the m war-mil” hag/I28 guy's: wring’tmgustzn lion Norwsllr high sdnool,‘ the exams some that blood easily. loose or soon . . , ..
W. “m mum“ bump“ in F ‘ ‘ ’ . ”'mum‘m 1”" W “p " ° m m 5" starting with the starfish classes to- sitive teeth-4t times a 11111011er or ‘ ' ’- -
Hartford. lest west. The schedqu _ rem Fife and ‘ “‘1‘“ “W" ., . BAN. or MRLISLE osao. im- The-e are thermal! mld‘winm. pus from around the roots or the 5 “ '
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.. unsecured. Theassets of thecopnrt- " . fiathan W o! Trinity Church Ll“ Y." students have been ”09‘!an for Mill Diocolarls; Gradually the mm “.9 .- 000”..." AND OPTIOIANS‘;
‘ p ‘ ’ 1 5 5 . 1 1 1 1 . _ code. the resinbecome no. son. 1' l8 WRONG WITH v u
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”chiner'yLsnd'toolstmo as amount of - 5 ,. 5~ 5 _ award . .. 5. n- g, ... “mum“, mum . ‘ 1n, n n , . 1
debts dnsloa'opm account. and stock by 0‘“ “Willie Bessie “MOW!- ' ‘Betdrday * was born on‘ March a. M WM“ a“ bus and m - D!” or "ch or well or burn or
j‘w‘atori... If. so you, some
’lis‘snd let. usiit you to a pair
romp-r. classes. We employ "
serious digestive
in tradeis moss-arm. J. Arthur .. . “ ‘
whimanseuneeems {liabilities 'or,
“also and ‘nosvzssgetev William I:
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sum by his eldest son.
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