Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, February 5, 1912 · page 2

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ROYAL GROCERY (CO.

066 Butter, per pound
ery Best Creamery Butte: lb. 37c

'AGOOD STORAGE EGGS, PER DOZEN. .
FRESH E-GGB,PER DOZENA ...... ..

6 WA A’TERA BAKER'8 COCOA OR CHOCOLATE.
Celery. Awi‘i: Beans. Kale, sweet Potatoes. Orange's. Apples. ‘

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_ .; of Heavy Fleeced Underwear. Flannelette Un-
6 . derwear, Golf Gloves, Aviation Caps. Heavy

An excellent opportunity, to

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pad is 01 the town “have heard;
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‘ oysters are brought from 6606 the hosts.
, There they were loaded in buckets,

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he m: there was 6 .revcistion'to him
end would be to anyone not familiar

 
 

with modern methods of handling
stock ‘

 

Cleanliness was written fieverywhere

and it Captain banker's establishment .
oysterm‘en will have to give up "the -
tight. A116 the shop is but an sum-1
pic of 1:116: the other dealers pro de; _ .A
1 ins.
The reporter was nuts: 6t the he-'

is not sanitary. indications are

ginning 9: his tour or inspection; us
ing to the front of the shop where the

their rough nurtsced shells shining us
though each had been polished. Seine
were in barrels ready to: shipment.
others would be shelled 11nd sent out
as the opened and finished product
ready for immediate consumption, or
for cooking. as the consumer saw 66.

Despite the fact that 1116 met: were
dealing Asomswhs6 with elimef and

‘ cost When 11: netuel use. More the eye
mom... in 61110 :11 white nod :11

1 , white metal and enamel. ' 1

’ saving the river martini-“Mum *'

A . oyster grower: hove :1 purist use: in
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For lire:
Thirty Years

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men: is resplendent 61:11:11 hard sen1b-‘

1:111: 6116 as tree from germs end dust
as Auniur: ingennjty can provide. The
room is cool u: carefully shut up 1:

R: 1:15 plmtm Wfixtend Vol.6 a:
Mongolian P6. Trudeau

-. The meeting 1.111.116 Board 1611
Director! oi the City: at Nowell: Pub-
lib when" ”was held Friday evening.

Me :nheio Wt were Dr J. 4}. Bres-
clout: no a handout. Adjacentto 111‘... .0 mil. n. 31611011. William Hound, .1.

two rooms is the silica also 6111111166an '1‘. ”flexed: W611. Curtis, J. P '1' i

we'll Di. (1, .13" ilentrom This in the
lull board with the exception at if. Al.
811111.11 6.116 C. D Glover, who era but):
out of mu. 6‘ ,

After the mule: routine at busln6366
and the ”paste, which show the con:
stunt Will 0! the llhmry the follow
lug letter from Mr. John P. Tremors“

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no: . .153“: 3111:. 16:61:? 1912
Dr .1. 11.6131 ‘6

16130;“ a. 1mm pree6111tlon lent his Ngwru‘lrklfulélicnhllfiery.
stock leev‘e the establishment in Ill on: Dear 31:: L' "n '
, or Mrs. Maris P domes. upon the oc-
lessor L. G1. Rettxer. of the Sheffield 1 r f ills h
Scientific School. of Yale Univeruity colon 0 one o my e “9°“ ”'6'

succeeded in interesting herd in the
Nothing is sent from the shop until the
result of the professors on 61:: 1:11: is Nerve“: Public Lilli-try. end before

known. in this way the danger of hay-2‘ tearing her, the! mnui‘onoil into my

in! your stool: held up by federal in} Auntie lite nun: 0616)“ new: dollars

specter-e and suitering the usual pen to M “m“ to ”PM at my (its

luretlon. site: he:- am... This sum

eltyes well as the attending ohisctlon- "! my . in the fl 6 11

chic advertising. is minimized. and 1;" ' Mmflim 1111;111:621: 66::
Judging from the shorts 1union they

themselves are making in onto: that now the total stun nmmtnts to 81-.

1 388 3'1: 1
the“ ”“36““; m” 1" ”men“ n" it is my 111mm to turn this over

to you is noon :1: you advice inc or its

acceptance. J

There is no condition attached to

this xiii. in any its! 1
, - Noun: very truly.

. JOHN P. TRDAD‘WELL.

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ten: are ensued sitar veins opened.
m1: oi 1:1: room is the ice box. Here

llpetnire, like downstairs; is 61111 c1661:
u it is possible to melts it, although
this is the stomroorn. whens the boxes
and barrels. cans and baskets are 1W4
as well in: the pimphernnlln lo: the
boats.
. Captain Decker has instilled on in-
cinerator to ”some oil the cause. ,
1which destroys. it by“ burning. him-shy"

 
 

notion.

ask assistance iron: tine town and train
the government in order on: they they
live within the law and that their pm
duct may measure up to the desired
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past week will go to will. 211: sheet-
luck (it roan: stowit sway; 'AAl-._
most ovary in house along the river.‘
pink is' bulging- with such a only as
has not been gathered 'AlieA ‘ "
twenty live years officials of Villa
Knickerbocker lee Company state. A
and those not nlmdy 1:11:11 will 1163901113113“ fig‘
within a tiny or so. ,

Meantime the c d snap continues
with mlniorued vi or. the tour

we

116116: Putin: iii tile; "1)er lion-

6 the epirltuul lite oi the church.
. , After the 6611611111": oi Rev. Mr. 113::— ‘ '

Dear Milieu:
' and prayerl'uily considered your oilinial

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‘ by Large Congregations

 

Two large conventions W.
in the Nor-wall: Courmuonsl Church
yesterday to greet the new pastor,
Rev. Ernest F McGrexor. Ph...D who
denies to Norwnlh trom Clinton. this
state, to succeed Rev. George D. liz-
bent. who some time ago removed to
F'lushinir, L f in response to a call
there. The new pastor met many of
the members or the congregation alter
the services and impressed all with his
pleasing manner. hut}: in the pulpit
and later in personal contact with
them

Tile initial diIcuul‘lle of the, Rev
Dr. McGregor haul in: its text the
words at the Apostle Paul: ”Being
confident of this very thing that he
who began 6. good work in you, will
perfect it until the day at 31:61:11
Christ”. The‘ muggestivenen oi the
text 116 well as its appropriateness was
met in both respects to the excellent
development oi the discourse... The
grounds at continence In 6114: secon-
pllshmeut of Christian service were
happily set forth. indicating rather
than stating the minister's ideals. pur-
poses and methods. and under what
conditions both he and the, church
might look forward with'conildeuoe.
The {tunnel tone endiepirit oi this Ain-
nugurel discourse promises Wall to:-

hurt was assured the church council.
consisting or about thirty members of
the church. wne'nppointed a committee
to secure 6 new pastor. This commit.
tee ' met and ‘ appointed the following
nub-committee among their number to
engage in the interests at securing 1:
new pastor actively: George E.
Thompson. chub-man: 1613,6116 Mrs.
J. Wallace Marvin, Mrs...iulla Curtis
11nd Hurry,lilder. ' The subcommittee

and heard various pristine. but were
deeply impressed with the personality
11nd excellent record of Rev, Dr. Mo
Gregor. More cureiul investigation
proved him. to be an exceptionally lino
choice for their church and according-
ly a call wne‘exteuded to him. His
letter or nfceptnnoe coins alter a pro
«our length of tune end is as iollnws:

. 1 tilinion. Conn. Jun. 6. 1912.
Mr. George E. Thompson.
' .- Council sum Congregational.

Church. Nowell: Donn. . 1
1 hello thoughtfully

communications iniormlng the cilia:
unnnimoue vote of your church. on

coins you: pastor. and containing 11‘
your church council. on December 34.
1611. ’which name the conditions under
which the call is extended.

Congresntlonsl
Conn. to hcuome its pastor. -

in accordance with the trill oi God.

lax.

end peopleuu the ‘iruittul atmosphere
of harmony.

 

forms to begin my pastel-Ante union;
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of ‘inovlng will permit

 

 

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Atlridgoport onertmmen re 1‘

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made a number oi trips out of town .

Clerk a: I ' “ AA 1: ;" , ,. . , V
on u. i 111. 11:21:: w 01an
December 7, lilll. to invite me to he-’ 6 6

copy oi the ‘ resolution: passed by '

1 hereby. accept the cell of the First. :
Church oi \orvmlit,

 

 
 

1th: my béliei that this decisionde

 
 

 
 

and it in my prayer the: this agree
men: between 11:: may merit ills blese’
i hope antitrust that we may.
be oblate labor together. as -A photo:

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

and that the spirit cl" 1
Christ may prevail in our 1616110116.,
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tin-611311.161: consecration and power oi.

66 .j mm or the Congregational Church

theretore be prone: and convenient.
‘. lessor Willinn: B. Dolley.

“ :61: iron: 1‘90? until the present ii'nie
wishing you grace. mercy and peace; and come/e he“ mm his second pns- '
“fully capable oi caring for his pres
. out duties.
[to be cunxrntuluted upon their choice 1A

town where his lether's culling “tool: ,
int“ with the exception of Whittier. ‘

61:: 6. iii 61:66 Dumpling

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. .d. 652‘. .-.

Dainty Comfortables, iuoderate weight 6

The lightness of these 11ewA6 Conifortubles is ~11: pris—
‘ing. One may be rolled up and held at am: 5 length cas~
ily yet it is thick and infinitely soft and :1 arm The cuvv
cringe are simply irresistible.

Imagine bouquets of moss roses scattered over a
white silkensurfacc,amll1orde1od with plain rose pink 1
silk stitched four times aroundu Al‘lic cotton polls as light.
as down $6.5ot11e price. .. ~ *

Comfortables of less price are out c1c<l with Sateen, 0r .
Argentine with silk (1:65.111 pink, blue, lavewlcr and tau
A floral designs, and also in Persian coloringuh 6

$1.25, $16.50, $1.65, $2.00, $.- .50 and up to $4 00.
Lower floor.

Sheets and Pillow Cases "' i 6.

A good plan to lay in a supply while cotton is at low
price. Nobmiy can tell when it is going to jump.
Double Bed Sheets. which have been 75 and 85c. now 60c
and 75c. '

Extra fine grade Sheets,

81 x 13:1 ..
81 x 90 A -.
42 X 302': 6 66 ‘ 6
45 x 3‘37:

Pillow Cases
zoo.
, roe.
V111 is (36011115 wScctionA, lower floor.

Shell Combs 6nd Barreites

Side Combs and Barrettas. an entirely new line,
heavy handsome shell with beautiful lights 1n it and high— . ,
1y polished. « - _ A1,. 1 A‘I"

Bertettes either plain or carved. 6 ’ ,A.
6 ' ‘ kipliiy'fifection. 1

Special in Pillow Cases

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Black Silk Stockings. new ones. medium weight, 5601: 6
f .
pair.

 

Remember the Valentines. Of coursetlle assortment 6
is fresh and unbroken new. Heart finale-6116:1131“ .in» little
«boxes. Small red Hearts and Cupids in various sizes are
for decorating or for favors. Many dainty tiling-6 tire for

Valentine Post Cards, 6 for so.

 

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The woman‘shrowd enough to figure ahead. 11116661111661“ 6; dollar, '6
the opportunity to supply her clothing needs at a decided saving. ' 1
“fro-r1663; up: ‘*

LADIES‘SUITS ..... ...... .
$688358 ....... tromfiusup i 1‘
OOATB. ...... . ...... 1:011:336811611A~‘
sKIRTS.....’......................................A...tromtifiaupf

1111“ AND FUR come eta greni sucrliiee None are r6serv~ ”

ed. we refuse to curry any over. into next season

The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House

THE House 0F coon chemise
5365166161: St. Stamford. . 33 86. Main St; South 1810136161111:

, 66 31666111613111: true: the divinity
school Rev. Dr Mattress: M66161: the

Avon. where he remained for near-

removing to Clinton

1' run: 907 to lilllll he held

the , itlon of human: in sociology
in the one Divinity School under P6

Daughters of the King
Tuesduywhionthiy ..

lieu. Dr. Mcfll‘exor romaine in G,

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and the Norwulk church is 6’ 6

6 l a. paste: to fill the uncanny caused
by the departure ,o‘i Rev. Air. Egbert,

ho accomplished much good work
- . . A . , , Norwalk; 1.11m

,11Dsnbnry; 63.13:

6 66:11:31: elm to have 1.11.1 166-6
‘ i" ivorcAo iron: Willi

 

 

 

Valentine luncheons and bridge parties. ~, .. *6 ,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

where it will do the most good, will all once reco’gfiiie in thisfolief " .7 6

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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