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WHITE "'
GOODS
in Dainty Checkl. Stripes.
Crou Bars and Mercerised
Madras.
CREAM accuse
26c, 60c and 51 I yard
E. K. BANKS
Mahookomo Hotel Block
South Norwolk
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night and Saturday; colder tonight
ulth front. The storm that was cen-
tral over mice Erie yesterday morn.
inglhus moved eastu'nrd, passing ovcl‘
this vicinity last night, and is
control over Farlqort, Main».
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. to; high, 59.
Cloudy.
Division. No. l. A. 0. l~l., hold :1 rog-
IIlar business meeting last. evening.
——l'.ntcst style lints at O'llrion's.
...... "......—
Bucklghnm Woman's Relief Corps.
No. 30. held a regular morning yester-
day afternoon.
~~Hnnd made, I'lloir‘e tobacco, cxtrn,
flavor-Sllk Ril)h0n—«~5 cont cigars.
Miss Luuretta Bradley, of Brooklyn
N. Y.. is vial-ting hcl' brothel",
ward L. Bradley, oi Ridge uremic.
~Canea and Umbrellas. O’llrlcn'a.
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t‘ockenoe Hcymslccrs‘ Association,
No. 32%. l. 0. R M. ., mot and transac-
ted routine business last evening.
L—Mcrvcl $6.50 Vacuum Cleaners.
Auk tree demonstration. Card to W.
R. Aubtln. .123 Washington street.
A daughter was born Thursday to‘
Mr. and Mrs. R.‘ J. Graham, or Sangu-
tuck. Mrs. Graham is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Briody, or East Nor?
walk.
~Stmwberries, pineapples. fancy
table apples. choice pears. grape fruit,
Innings, mp9s red bananas and new
. coconuts. Ghiotto & Co, Music Hall
Block. Tel 1345
At a stated communication of St.
John’s Lodge, No. 6, F. and A. M.,
held last evening in the Masonic 'i‘cm-
pl oln Wall street, the master mason
degree was conferred.
w—J—M
———Bluck Loam. garden and farm for-
tillZers. Raymond Brothers.
Frederick R, Barker of West street.
South Norwnlk, has resigned his po.
cltion as motormnn for the Connec-
ticut Company, and is preparing to
leave South Norwalk next week. Mr.
Barker has been in town 4 years and
during this time has made many
friends, who will wish him success
when they learn that be will go to
‘. Binxhumpton. N. Y.. with a view tow-
ard opening a. confectionery store. Mr.
' Barker is quite familiar with the work
cng‘ascd in the business
home timc previous to coming to
South Norwnlk. He will take his 1am
lily cud household enacts with him.
Own-...».-.—
-—c.itFtD 0F THANKS.
f We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to the many friends. especially
. j the minintor and members or the Ad
vent Church. for kindness and ammo
thy. shown us during the illness and
death of Our mother; also the Metro
politnn Insurance Co for promptnocs
‘ in paying claims.
. STELLA R. SELF.
SAMUEL W. COFF'lN.
GEO. W.- COFFIN.
m ”on; croup, Willie's dolly
WI; month's lion throat
Wm piles. mom. on:
now 1
lid-1
Baseball “Goods
A Now and Comploto Lino
OLOVES‘...............259 19 Inch
u‘rs sate mic
Moo a cornplm Lino or
TENNIS cocoa
WM. P. BEERS
South Norwa‘lt and Norwnlk
STATIONERY STORES"
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The annual Shingle iiill climb,
which has been hold for tho past four.
yours! under tho joint auspices of the
Sale Automobllo club itildflhii Now
llnvcn Automobile club will be abol-
lsbod lllls ,wnr by tho mutual Ironnontl
of bulb orgnnizniions on account ol‘\
the expense of tho undcrtnking and
lhi“ imposblhllli)‘ of securing an ado-3
quite force to patrol the. course. Since I
the idea of the climb was first origin—l
ntcd in 1008 b\ Gnome l‘ounstnd 2d,.
then a senior in the IIIllvuc iI inmi
been run at n largo ilncnrlnl loss and i
has only. been continued from your to;
Iyear b} the interest aroused in the;
spectacular nature or the ovcnt. The:
recur-d for the nine-tombs of n milu;
Conrce. wusidcred .m be the be‘nt in .
Now Englrtnd, is hold by nnvid Bruce;
Bar-mu, who drove. his .2200 horse-power l
Fiat us) the difficult asccnl lust your
in the excellent time of 45.59 seconds.
Bast Shoulder Steak. 12'i lb.
(.‘holco young lowls, 22c lb.
Native Roasting Chickens, 25c.
Loss. of genuine spring lamb, lilo.
Short foreqnnrlcr spring lumb,
12 l-2c.
Loin of pork, not trczen, 15c lb.
Small lean fresh hams. l’lc.
li‘msh Shoulders, 14c lb.
Leon Pot Roast, 12c lb.
logs of native rcul, 20c lb.
Loin of veal to roast, 20c lb.
Best veal, l2 l-2c lb.
Hoycc' Market.
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TRAVELL‘INO MEN' PLAN BAN-
QUET FOR 5TH ANNIVERSARY.
Several Well Known Speaker: to Be,
GucotI at Bnnquet in Bridgeport. )
fiaturday.
More than passing interest is man-
licet among traveling men in the
banquet at tho Strutncld in Bridge-
port, next Saturday night. to mark the
ilfth nnnitorsnry of Bridgeport coun~
cll United Commercial travellers.
Among the speakers are several well
known in public life.
Charles D. Davis the newly elected
president of the Business Mons “so
cintion, will speak on “Why Bridge-
port Should Have a Comprehensive
City Building Plan." R. W. Miller.
trailio manager ibr the Crane Co.
will speak On “The Traveling Man's
Relation to Transportation. ” Attor-
ney John _.J Cullinan'a subject boo
,“°t. yet boon announced. Mayor Wil-
lsOn will answer to the toast "Tho
lMunicipality as a Business Corporm
tion." John '1‘. Kings theme will bel
“Blond Experience as a Character
Builder." Rev ill. J. Craft, who had:
road experience before entering the
ministry will speak on an appmpriiital
subject. . w,l
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~ENDIVE, BNDIVI.
Radish» water crew. bond lettuce.
cucumbers, mam perm. In“
beans, sweet platoon. “mowed, Ipidogw W0
och. moon on ans now boots. rhublnb".
«narcotic. condolloll mud. lulu Int!
Bermuda onion. Ghiot‘ld _
I10 HMl HIMkM 1‘91. 914‘“
'l'
" It“. Nomllt. don».
1» Collins Go.
Furniture for!
the Dining Room
Library, Hall
and Don ”
High-Grade Goods
at Medium Prices
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‘ sun-r yous cmcxc RIGHT
Somothln Good for Young Chicks.
The succesa of your broo a. truth the moment they are out of the
shell depends on the teed you use. Bonnie Chick Foods, home pre-
pared. are the kind you can depend on to make lino. healthy [owls
and future sturdy layers. We use not only tho bolt and clement ms-
terlals, but we proportion our mixtures scientiflcsiiy. to provide for
the youngest chick no well as the full grown fowl. Only sweet. sound.
cracked grains are permitted to go nlo our Focdl. Bonnie Little
(‘hick Feed is not an experiment, b t is something thIt has been
carefully tested. and there is nothing used that can not be fed alone
with perfect safety. Bonnie Chick Feed contains the choicest im-
ported Mlllets lino cracked chm-ma] thoroughly dried and selected
grains, web as out meal cracked wheat. cracked kalllr. pens. line old
cracked corn. which combined. make a food best adopted to produce
strong and vigorous chickens MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Flnt in quslity. lut in price sin" in the minds of its custom-
cra—Bonnlo Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
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Americsn‘jAgricultursl Chemical Co‘s 1 Mape’s l Lister‘s
Ground Bone, Sheep Manure, Ashes,
LAND PLASTER, AIR SLAKED LIME, BARNYARO MANURE.
MURlATE OF POTASH, NITRATE OF SODA. TIMOTHY. CLOVER
AND RED TOP GRASO SEED.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
u WALL GTRIET
NORWALK.
most «I.
Everything in the Optical Line \
Eyes ‘ .Examincd Free
0. B. Jackson
Optician
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
515 Main St. Stamford. 33 80. Main St.. South Nor-walk
Thin is the quality More for Ladies nnd Mlues‘ Suits. Coats.
Bronson. \‘i dicta. Skirts and Corsets. We consider quality above or»
cry-thing else here. Quality muot so in bolero our home goes on
Oi course no cover tail to show absolutely correct style. and we cl.
ways make our price Just an lom as possible [or the qualities we
sell. but We never sacrifice quality to make I prion. We build thin
business on the firm foundation or guilty. Whick youllko that
kind of a store. “9 want your trade. We are trying to deserve it.
We alter tree. ,
The Meyer Automobile
‘ " The Leader In its class
1913 Models now ready.
Send for Catalog
OSCAR H. BANKS
. lhnurritt and Quintu‘d Avon. and WItII
RIVER STREET Tot-phono “1-! NORWALK, CONN.
I. do. nu» ' "
ROYAL GROCERY CO..;
20 lbs Granulated Sugar $1
con Be Pure tuned With;
ya. .‘I my III and. cum and y. lb at Our rim 1.».
mm oerloos hour. per bos................................ aqua
8triotly3’rosh1ilno,pordon. , .. 25°
10 Wayland?! MD 4 Inn-nu.unaliiuunnnitnunnun-”nun I 25'}
Mphm Jolly, Oon or Crystal Militias. norm. . no
.4. into accountant or Fresh Vegetables.
PHONE 1260-) ‘ . .
22 SOUTH MAIN OT.
andTaIlored Clothes
Clothe. that are tailored to your individuoi manure humanoi-
am that one honest in every iibro. ‘ . .
Como in and no the Sum we build Ind how we build thorn.
LIIilu m MIII'I limits!“ To! loc-
#35
of tits Ant-rm couch! or ’
We lé‘” ad the followers@
No connection with the store next door
Very Best Creamery Butter; a pound 35c
. Best Flour 24% lb Bag 85c
19 H55 Granulated Sugar
Kippcred Herring,
Seeded Raisins
Reliable Peas
Very Best Brooms
Very Fundy Potatoes
TRY APOUND OF AMBROSA COFFEE AT ‘ ..
Once Tried Always Used.‘
0 I
each 85c 8. 40¢
m STAMPS WITH THE FOLLOW mo ARTICLES: \
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rcan Spicevfnt....... ......... . ....xocl rboxShaker Saltat...... ..... ....
rcairc‘Chocolato at. ..... . .........,..16c Ibottle Relish at .......... ..xoc
tbottleBluc at ..... roc roan Sardines at ........... ....v‘xocfi
1 bottle Salad Ollat . .. ...... ..rac . r can Pumpkin at ........... .........roc.
1 pound Rice at ......... , ..... ' ..... 10¢ l a cakes Scourinc Soap, each .......... 5c ‘
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES.
- COFFEES. TEAS.
25 with 1 lb. EiRynd at. ....35c‘ 60 with 1 lb. at
20 with 1 lb Ambroso. at ............ 32c 50 With 1 lb. at ........... . ...... ..
15 with 1 lb Sultana at .............. 30c l 40 with I lb. at ..................... soc
BUY YOUR TEAS AND COFFEES AT THE A. & P.‘ STORE AND BE SAT- .
ISFIED .
124 WASHINTON ST" SOUTH NORWALK
Tel. No. 909. Deliverios 8.30 a. m. and 2 :30 p. m. z .FREE DELIVERY.
for $1 7
Clover or Magnum Milk '- - a can.10c ,2
Iain Corn, . - * - - - 4 cans 25c "‘
Pink Alaska Salmon .- - - a Can 10c
Rolled Oats, “8 pounds. - - - 8 lbs 10c
.a bushel $1.50 g
The Great A&P Tea COmpany1
x OOUTH NORWALK FIRE. ALARM
IOXII
mm mm Irena omen» u Electric
gum. Talon none [or lire niarml.
fl
8~quhlnxton nod North loin at...
mutant-m Hot
4—»: and ymond
swirl-{nit} com: Foetal-y. Drink.
to 0'i'honiro.
leo walk}! album
l-«lhulo Hull. t. (turd and City Hows
Mm“ 8t.
tum-KW”! Bi. .. Franklin School.
lHano‘gord BL. Concord Ind Lin-m
ll-N orth hlnin Ind Ann Btu.
FORD
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
u.
:tlli it St tkoiid Bu 0;; An. _
“fivfi'u. 3'5 c °' '3‘, At 6‘s and 7‘s the world is sure to be
““4““ ”mar Will“ A“ f -—-to him who has not learned to cen—
air-Wont St. on Taylor III. .
3%”‘mliifilf‘d‘l‘dfl‘ 8T1. w tor his effort. We Will make—and
3 53"“... am ”a am... on. sell—«eventy-five thousand Ford cars
3 ”mm M“ “M AWN“ 3” this year—because we have concen-
87~Weot on Elm Grove Isa.
31mm min or. between Gran m muted our energies upon the building
fa) mafia war... out. n, of one—and only one—good car.
34:1. Hbring and *8”
:6“: nvllond 3 30" an.
“_mengd “gnu - And today there' Is no other car like
the Ford Model T. It’s lightest, right.
est—most economical. The two-pas-
. senge‘r car costs but $590. f o. b., De-
troit. complete with all equipment, the
five passenger buft$69o Today get
_ Catalogue ror— rom L. Benedict
log‘l'ilfd‘wnd chbtgfo nun. . 98 South Main St. ‘ ’
boxcar: he sounds 9.6 ' I
beOno aprons It ll noon cud I 9. IL. -
Iisndord time. i-
Ono stroke ct odd limos. tIItlni or
line
'1‘wa Itrokhs otter on nlnrm. an out. no- -
llw'l‘oylor Ave. v.‘nnld South
43-— Woodwo Kvo. and Moodow at.
t
we Woodwo and Lowndu Avon.
61:00iden Hill 5t and Elmwood An.
uhinnton lt. Bridle.
58:11'reiuht yard nod Ann in. print...
Norw nlk book On. .prlnto.
colic donor-1mm nt 1-!
”Tm,” slow strokes, voter to be shut '
0
1:06 p. m.. ouch Woman”. o box
is ‘pullod tor test.
ire clum- for on district ciao to
wind by tolcnhonc. t. ,
NORWALK FIR! ALARM.
i5-Cornor or vMnin sod Wall Strooto.
ml“ nno and Union Plano.
ggwstlrinu rlzi‘li and Kollou Street.
lit-«Wont Avonuo and 89 koloy Strut.
alwil‘rnnkiin Avenue And you Pl coo.
h (Pr vat 0 ho:
Rundle’ 8 Saturday Specrals
American or X-Ray Mix. “
and Heides’ Maplettes
Rundle’ 3 Bakery
' ll Main Street
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root and “or bur Avcnus.
est Avbnue. mm the armory.
tcvomr street Ind Elm Grout.
dWilton nvonuo. ...
4!:- went at and North Avenue. ' , I .
53:1” ”alpha“ nnd Tlndnll Lona
north. tree ' ‘ .
~ in: session or biio school. ‘
E3“° E0 ”M 3°“ “gm gluir “Stunt. il-u-Jl'wonty- two”: lmo p. m.. no nt- Faohlonablo Bl“. '
WuhOIm nut :rcata rm?“ “B535...“ 23.“, “mm“ 0, pm“, mo}, 1 Sheer cotton crepes bordered
Mfg, ill! ! ll—Ton bill“ quickly «HI “I. agar“) and ownfiauerned m 1“”
rs donortm
ROWAYTON FIRI A
l;- lxhlcnd Aim. to
mu.
film out 15mm. nnd binooln Avonuo.
Hellcat Avenue and mm Lone.
‘wo‘b ,,
IAIT NORWALK FIR. ALARM IOXII
teats are highly recommendcd
indoor dresses, poignant!“
hA‘M DIIJHIOTI
Fire homqmflot‘l. his “Va that start “13.3"“ r3903“ “#6“ oriental and classic features id
t-u non 5??“ thorium} 3 «lug. "for” akin to!“ Mt. to malt "wring and trimming. ‘
mount III-tun ton on art Bu. ~0hilton veils are not worn ll
"‘tl’zti‘. 43:; 5:: Ifiiwé 35%;»? 5 ‘° mflm cept for motoring. and whent
3113mm?” are worn they are Inugly pinned
that there are no floating ends.
on»???
11:“3: 5.0% o “u
in E? $;:% fins” tofifggé.
WM “.3" Ni. limo. 1-1. In
wfmr ”fin”? #3:; than. 1-144.
m‘mm slim mtndionti caloric
linery trimming. ,f
(lollirétten continue to be.
comm filth, {my unit“.
micron“ can» u
cloth. t‘vltll tho 6|.th trim-ind
“illililud mum to II
Fame is I. ribbon weave thot‘. 0‘
petced to be in good demand for.
lounging robes have taken on ' u
worn, find they 1%er in molly J
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