MAUI—um W mm “A
.A Anni. MAunurAulA
tint; rum. mutual: All
who to Bermuda. Bout accommodu
fig? and but man
TAYWR 8t GOLDEN
Inuumm of All Kinds
. out Emtw‘l'owu, Country and Show
A'i'ulophunu 1230 .
”him Our tho south Norwaik
VTruIt 00.. 87¢” Wauhinnton It"
iouth Norwulk. Goon.
PUMJC ITENOGRAPHER
(that-lea Wilson, of Brooklyn,
ycstci'dny at his holnlA ill Norwallt.
irrlng Willnoti and his dog “lion"
ispent Sunday with friends ill Dallblll'y.‘
m» m.....
The directors of tho .\‘orwuilt Cluh’
withhold u logular meeting tomorrow
.‘ evening.
Joseph A. Ashwcll oi' Friar-(Ant 'l‘cr
rm. spontSuminl at his home in
" Brooklyn,
The Mahler Pltlnlhors'
not No’rwnik will hold :1 regular moot:
. lug, tomorrow evening.
'I‘h Sixth Company, (‘onsl Arllilorl
Cm‘po,‘ will hold a regular drill in UN.”
armory tomorrow evening.
Norwnllz iron Mouldcrs‘ Union,
Aliens meeting tomorrow (Awning.
Pollflstius Council, N0. 1263.
‘Arcmlnm, is scheduled to hold :1 tut-l1.~
ulnr liusinoss meeting lOlllOl‘i‘tlw
‘ hing.
Our llrotltcrs‘ ”indigo .\‘o. in, l.
0. R, will meet this running in tho
Wall street duarilxt‘s for roltnlllr hunt
_ not...
no»... “-4...
, ’l‘he Norwuln City Council will hold
a lfltlguidl‘ innlitwss 'ntccll All! in tho
cpuncll chambers in Willi ulroct thin
. rolling.
Mrs. Nicholas Martin, of Wilton m’t‘v
nueyahd Master Charles lllissurd. ltrtA
Attending the day with Mrs. Robert
Martin, of Bridgeport.
’ Miss Emma and Dorothea Loo, or
Ridgeiicid. are spending their \\'ccll“s
vacation with their aunt, Airs. L, 11):th
a; Crops street South Norwalh.
_._..,_..-- 'w
Wclmlne Stranger LodtltA \‘o. 364.
floor of St. George, will hold a rogn»
lttr business meeting tomorrow oven-
,‘ing in the Main atroct quarters.
. , Frederick ii. Malhin, late of thtA Nor-
‘waik Grocery Company, has branched
‘out into a new business; of his own,
planking his start this morning.
making his start. this morning.
“-m-
The Nutmeg Club will further con~
lder plaus‘for the Business Mons
Night to the hold on April 10th; at the
Ad'eguiar bi-tnonthly meeting tomorrow
:‘night. All members are asked to at-
t‘tehd.
. M
’ The trolley wires, broken in three
leiaces in Eliot avenue SAtnrdny night
Album 10 o‘clock, caused COXISldOl‘abla
' inconvenience. The schedule was not
.serlously impaired, however, and tho
'«hreoks were repaired curly.
George Williams, at South Norwallt,’
who has been enjoying a length _va-
cation tmm duties in Canada, iel‘t Ator
this work today. lie will visit the
incipal cities on the way to (‘ttnada
and expects to be about a week in
(Photo will he an initiation oi three
undidateu at the 38831011 ot wauhing-
a (lump, No. 11. Patriotic Order or
he Bond of America tomorrow even-
tho hall in the South Norwalh
supper
,‘jdiid’w the work.
thpioyud in Now York city,
‘ urinating Again thin morn-
cont
hm a!
cup. Lino. Mallory Lino.
A ”All atom Packet Co. and II—
huh Lle. MOM!“ All count or
A , dsouth America. with the
rum mount-hip Cola direct «1‘-
Ask for cit-cu-
l
spout ‘
Association
l.o-'
out No. 209, will hold it runnlnr’ host-l
iloynh
(TV ‘3' I
(.1.‘
lie is
1‘
Electrical Wiring
no Lille of Elec-
trical Sill’illies
Charles Buck, Jr.
V 1 Adar-n: “
51 MAN 31%. NORWALK
Tulophonuu: 0M. 0013 hum 21-0
Hurry Hoffman, of South Norwalk,
spcnt Saturday with friends ln.New
Yorit citi‘
..... ... w... ..
Thu .\Ii'liOitilllilll Orchel-ltru of Nor
will hold a weekly llAllcurnul
. this evening.
i walk,
; club (lillil’itAi‘B,
iluroid Van \t‘ngourr,
uvcnuu. upon! Silllii‘dlly in Now
city on inlalnnns.
.lltnleo Klnguinnd of Now
nptnl \ustcrdnl at his parental homo
in Wilton liH’lllit‘
1
l
of 1311} wow:
\‘ot'lt V
, Pound
i’orit. ,
There will no u ronnlllr mowing of
l (‘AOilt‘ill'll Division. No. 2,
pcra'nro, tlllscvt-ning.
{New York, yoail'i‘liuy ill tiltA
“shack." til the Knot;
upon!
Mr. and lira lowpil TlthAfti or an
1‘ tAiilr‘ or ii tnlhl ‘iloy. horn lilnl night.
titling lilo-l)”.
l A». ~— ‘
I An lnlmltunl pivoting. tho
i
ino‘Aulon tor tho clot lion
Soon oi ’i‘umA:
.\ir. and MN. l’orcy if. innturti, oi
.
l .
l Woodward hwnlw. lilo ililA lil'mnl put“
At this writing tuoillor llndfon urn 4
annual :
oi ottit ct A1 ‘
and oihrr nnnnul intuitions, of tho, No: 7
wall. .\irtllo‘disl Sunday School board
will lnA hold this evening.
ll. (‘. lavlol (11 llnlltnlry,
with friends.
a
.fut urdn».
in Norwallt
iconic itcrl- ai‘lcr
l .\‘clt' iiuvcu on
t
Tho South .\or unlit Tl‘iitll. {million}
4
l
formerly .
' 01" the Norwnlk iloloi, uncut l-tz-slortial'l
having!
luminous trip to:
l
l
to ncmmlnodatc tho lntAlAlllttnts withl
itholr Easier business will keep upon;
!on Saturday evening. April lith.
matte ohhngc.
-. W
t). E. Ht‘dmnli, who hull been tho
resign his position on Saturday
this week to take one. with the W. K.
their Connecticut torritorr.
M
—‘—-Auit \Olii dealer for the new Old
Well ‘No. l' broudlcut cigar.
W
Miss Mario Hunt of the Blochwcll‘ s
island Training school for nurses.
spent yesterday at the home of he;-
parents Captain and M115. Thomas
Hunt, of Riverside ur.enue She went
to New Haven today for a short visit
after which she will resume hcr stnAV
dies. '
Court Edmondo Do Amicia, Fore-ct-
.era of America hold a class initiation
yesterday at which time a. class oi! six
candidates received the degree. The
Garibaldi hand surprised the mem‘hera
oi the lodge ut the conclusion of the
meeting by suddenly appearing and
rendering an instrumental concert.
Plans for tho Nutmeg Ciub'u'AAbuui-
nous men a night" to he held on Wed
noudoy. Aprll iii. are Amman. And
the committee is buoy setting a pm
gram of entertainment and suitable
retroahmunt‘a The night will be hill-
tory malflng As for as the club in con-
cerned. and it. is hoped that it will ho
the greatest occupionfo hilt inn otter
unfurled tho inter-lord tho .pop’olur
Norwnik amputation. ‘
Howard pinch who has boon suitor
ihu from conmutioh of the lungs,
hon resumud it ‘dlitlou with (ion-0g
noun“: uproar. tin Finch am the
“ tilt:
, Henry -
thou no. lit: titan
Fairbnnk (.10., coup manntacturoru, in
front?
7 to 8 o‘clock, to rot-(Alva deposits and ‘
l
i
i
i
local Manager tor the Union Pacific;
Tea Company. the pool. two years, wiiil
oi
. Miauionary meeting of the Warning
A which lithium V
A it
V tho hm mil Alvin tiltu (iron, into m
and in run nu up the hill pot .
'rh hi
COMBINATION SALE
Granulated 4&0 lb
SUGAR
3‘/2pounds.l6c
Not more than 3V3. lba to I customer
Sold at this prion only with purchase: of Ten.
Cotton, Spica. Extract. or
amounting to use or moi-o.
No premiums given with above ocmhlnatton
Baking Powdor AA
A&P Condensed 7 1 a
Sweet Clover
curios (except Buttur. Sugar and final) amount-
or Eva: outed
MILK
Brands 8
Star Lion
Not moru than 2 can to a ouotomor
inn to 60: or more.
No premium given with above combination
Thu Winnipnllk {topuiliil-an (‘iuh in;
utthoduiod to ulcot this evening, in tho‘l
n in.
COMBINATION SALE
Magnolia“
Special Cut Price Groceries
"BEST BUTTER A POUND 350
Laundry
Starch 2 lbs
70
Pure Lard a
Ell
llct
PRUNES'
40’s - 50's, 3 lb.
llct
.‘
Red Alaska Pacific Toilet
Salmon a can El Pacer 7 Rolls
160 25c
Grandmodier’s
Oats3 packages
.250
. E
White Wax lona Lima
Beans 3 cans Beans 3 cans
25c 25c
individual Aspara~
gas a can
100
Cdmpbeii’s Soups . ‘SAPOUO‘
3‘93“ ~a cake
25c E” 70
El
Gold «Dust
Large Package
“1%
We Give S&H Green Trading Stamps.
Ask for them.
The Great A&P Tea
Company
124 WASHINGTON 81“.. Booth Norwalk. Toi. No. 900.. Dollvorlou 8:30 A. m. and 2:30p. at. Frau Delivery
o .
p
x
CHURCH CALENDARS. evening prayer; 4:30: Dnughtoruoi the
First 3mm Church. King in the Guild room 8: continuu-
“'gdnegday~3 p. m the Foreign tion 100“!“ in The chum. 8.
Theodor-”Morning prayer. 9: 30;
“Inflation will meet in the church. Junior Guild in the Guild room. 11.
The nutrient: What the Git-muons in W011i!!! pram, 4: 30 ‘
-Asio. 'i‘rlnk 0t tlho NonAOhriolltui nol 3hr Wodne-davwmornlnr prayer.
listen: will to mounted .yh Mrs 9.801Womm'u Guild. with Mr». Weed.
munch. Ryder. A‘ “no u in. than do 66 won utroult. 3:30, oi thin mention
wiring to units with htu church will the how pivot: out for the Mitten Inv-
doubt the poptor in the WW clans inu- ofwhmwomon Alp tubal-crowed:
room dot- coniuronoo and modulation cream Myer. VA: All. A,
'hltouo having letter: from whorl Monthly WWMornini prim,
churchou lwiii pro-tout than at chip 9. 80: 9mm WY
ltimu: _ urVof'lhomldUNumu
Thurddoyw'l: 45 p. 111..“th (thumb MM FWMOVYMIW W 10'
covenant liaise/tint: will he hold to tho Throat film Duration; I! to it: W
chapui. A, A ._;m mm. tom lWV'
wary-«7: illnmtcmtoiurvioo of calm in ‘A ’ A
aim And rain will humid at tho ‘ .
M Ma who tic-ho to
Wimmmswtt mbrlllt_fi
.‘ WV .
Allah; The sun t.
momVV
littlllllllsttl titration
victim
fl (Continued from ill-st pan)
peallns for all institution. He paid
that ltVW'osioyuu was to hold its high
piaco there must. he an adequate on-
dowmoat. Three years alto tho (snort
«a button to rot-u 01,000,000. and
About 3600.000 into boon Ammo. Juno
Md: it, ho Mid and be united all
wine to the hip of the college.
.‘Ar‘our (Stilton, not mm. .. He paid the
nor hpd Vhoun ruined in small
‘ tion
A their wolfam but is incidentally
59c Braids 39c A
Fownes’ Gloves—every pair guarantoud- .
Silk and Kid. We to 51
Easter Suits
Dresses & COats
You muut use our displays to appreciate the values we
are altering this season.
SUITS AT ‘9. 95-211 number of Bulls at 89. 95 that are
guaranteed :15 values.
sum AT plans—~11 special line" at Suits at 312.95
that stand up to any 316 to $18 value: that are
altered in town.
Extraordinary Millinery
Displays
Here you will find large displays oi Trimmed Hats,
Untrlmmed Hats, Trimmings and Novelties, at very
moderate prices.
NO-CHARGE
TRIMMING- SERVICE
lit-ginning today. we will trim all Hats free of charge
when you purchase an Unirimmcd Hat and its Trim- _
All tints wiil'be
trimmed personally by Miss Marguerite Fenncy, tor-
mings in Our hiililnory Section.V
morly of Madam Alice, of Fifth Avenue, andllmrd
& Taylor's, Now York.
MINTZ’S
WWMv-quuw
he said "and l have .tiouu in ever} for each. within a few decades the :
one of thrill except Alaska. i find the Hound States Would he evangeilzed
sons of Wonk-y an," _ i and‘tlte saloon ”would vanish. As it is
or. William v. Kelley editor-of the} now, or. Form contended, not much
Mothodiut Review, spoke briefly in can he done abroad while America ro-
Apraho of and appeal for tho institn- mains as it is toduv for the evangelis-
’ lug of the poopltA in foreign lands do-
At the session of the l m Electorui pends on the ovangcllzlng that is done
Lay Conference, George W Wilson here if there were no more foreign-
presented a resolution passed by the on; coming into this country for some
General Conference in 1908. and it was limo, he said there would still be am- A A
ratified. The preamble said: i pie work tor the home missionary
"There is a (ruling abroad unions ”0““- '
tho laboring classes that the church is: As tor the city itwself Dr Forbel
more |“ Sympathy With “10 rlnh [bani said, if the Methodists had not IQ“
them who labor with their hands out so much in lower ‘iioniom (it tho
The Bible teaches that God is no red Oil“!!! and WWW t0 richer WWI”.
upcctor of persons, and class distincd there would he no city problem. Vin
tiono are unknown where there is the in: a church from a pact section to g
true upirit of Christianltv. " l moneyed section 13 11"t DWI; fl. ,_
The resolution is us follows: I claimed ‘and added. mall: the Moth-A‘
“We,recognlue further that the or-f OdlSlS had the property now Which
ganlmuon of lanol- l3 not only the} they have sold outrin this way in the
right of laborers and conducive to; past twenty years, and could hold all A
or to the property they now have. they
great bottom to oocietv at large in thol would be richer by many millions to! ,
securing of better conditions or work: the work of carrying on home our
and lilo in its educational iniiuoucoj alone and church extension. New
upon the great multitudes cancerned York city. he said. is the greatest mic.)
and pnfljcuhflyg in the Amarlcanlzav sionary held in the world yet then
tion of our immigrant population? are many missionaries in the foreign
The Rev Gosparo Scot-iota presented lauds Who are getting much larger up
the cause of mm“ Methodist mic lorient than ministers in New York and"
alone in the conference and u resolu— many country sections in PM" WWW
tiou was passed indominx the appeal With 3 '59“ mm 0“ ”‘0 MN“
for a. Norwegian Methodist Duper tor 0‘“ of me A“? “‘9 mmm M m
the Bump states. morning to clean up the remainder:
The Rev. «Dr. Robert Forbes, corro- out the matters claiming their “m A
. . lion preparatory to closing the continua
upoudinu secretary or the Board 10!. t arm A V m m ‘
Home Mission: And Church Extension once out w. 3 ouppoi m‘
oi the Methodist Episcopal Church. for the year are t” be “WWW on
was the'upeaner Friday evening at the figfigzinvfe‘zgngfi; ”swnw”.
discussion among the clergy an out
on in attendance '
Eminent occupied the Aland. morning
and alteration. a number of mm.
reports being presented at the lotto: A
section The anniversary at no out»
evenins uutiuion of. the New York
‘ evening Anthoovcning passion or the
comet-once. The evening will; given
“over to 'tho anniversary ‘01 this truth
lotion or the Methodist church and
draw it very large attendance. The
i
Rev. B. F. Diddur pro-ideal Ind intro- foronce to cruel-once mm will In
diluted the spectrum
Dr. Forbes made it very stirring up
pool for better support of home min by Ron.
atom: which he believed ought to he
hold this creating, Rev. Robert. Bu.‘
null presiding. Addresses will be m
Clarence True Wm. flout
mutant at the tantrum new.
carried on with greater vigor and car- i
nontnepufli any mucosa is hoped in :12: ngtngrraihmhftemn, MA
minutonory work in other iundl. in Brooklyn, N. Y
thin country there are ii‘xty-oiuht mil-
, lions of people out-id. the ovunuuii- -
' - out church» he ulna. out with ouch
.R.‘
Mutt CA6! “WW
Tho motion of About or M
pltultiott to one the people 1am in- um, let the 116!th. to
m or puttinu All thoir quorum And on. verdict mm in too not!
”V in tin torulun Acid. which Ah w. Victim. Moths «mutt 7,
norm mum in can. would “16113510.” wall will it»
WWW missionary our tilt W it! tho '
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