‘ :you rdeeire
style without mm... to the
" ”bowler novelty.
DIV. you 10 inspect our stock end
one... inshore buying elsewhere.
‘ .lThe Holmes Millinery
.3 Monroe Street. ‘
Walk ~0ver\\
It m are n. ohmicuiar oer‘sondl. will.
' Winery;
he tunsrei services will he held
tron: the home on Monday attornoon
at 3: 30 o'clock. Rev. John ‘33: Zeiior.
motor of the South Norwelk Methodist
Episcopal church will cruciate and the
interment \will follow in the Norwelk
Veteran Warner. H
Edword E.Warner, aged seventy- {our
years, ten months, and nine days, died
at the Fitch Home tor Soldiers’ On
July 4th. He lives it private in com-
pany I 'll‘lrst U. S 11.. Inn‘dslnan in the
U. 8 Navy and Quartermaster Bor-
d
deidéuss an.
intuitions! perpetual:
calendar, which hes 13 months of .38
days snob. mediums total or 3M days.
in the your. The sooth day is not in-. ; ‘
eluded in any Mouth. but will precede
- the first day of January and ‘wili he ‘ .
called New Year's day A similar on"
rangoment is mode (or leap years. The
Booth day it not counted in any month. .
comes between June and July, its an
illustration, the your 1816 is need. be-
lions for on in» '
calendar“ on ‘ -
time horny a. flood willlwsssnt his . . ,
hut follows the lust duty of nonemher ;
and is called Loan Your dsy. The s‘d- .
dltlonni month is called Solaris, and ’
Nomalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
a and 3 Genetic Building. Norwoilr Connecticut
.........
.............
‘ntajnzh‘uu‘uimfs:
cause. according to the present calen-
der the first day or that year will be-
gin on Saturday, which would become
New Year's day under the perpetual
calendar. That would mails the fol- ‘
lowing day, aunday, be known as Jan.
1,1916. Every month would have the
SHOES
We really wont to treat you right.
‘We want. to give you shoes that are
perfectly comfortable,“ that are styv
iish; that will wear to your entire
gennt in Company 3‘. 26th, U. B. I. The
funeral will be held from the Home
Chapel at 2 o'clock this-ulternoon and
interment willcnsue in Springsrove
cemetery
ll fitting Sult Cases and Bags
Light, obvious and serviceable «Suit Cases, 16 in.,$1.00;18 in, 31t50, 31. 75; 20 in. 31. 40, $2 00; 24 111,31,“
”31.655. 32.10, 32.75.
‘ Olulb Bans, leather handles~3l.00, $1.25. $1.50. ‘ ‘ ‘ - ‘ f ..
We have just unloaded the
rut. cargo of... coal to come
to this harbor since the re-
on coal troubles. Coal is ‘
m...
, selling at a greatly re— mummies. Th. Filmera‘l“ wulim Giving-mu some number of days and every month w H k d d 7
. ” -. . . ‘ ‘ e uncro. SKEW 085 0 am and every week would begin on Sun-. i 91
ed Prlifl‘ough “9‘ M. JOSCm & SONS Quinn were held this morning from St. day and end on Saturday. That iwouid. ove fl‘ ammoc s in many 0 ors an eSignS SC to $60 00
low as in former years; TWO. SWWB' ' Joseph's lChurch at 9 o'clock. .‘Th‘e ser- snake the same date in each month
195 Washington Bridge.
\
1 Benton St.
We make window shades to order
LE‘T us FIGURE ON A SINGLE WllNDOW on ‘YOUR WHOLE HOUSE.
tail on the some day of the week.
Such s perpetual calendar would make
it unne‘cessary to have a printed cei-
endnr for every month. because the
days at each month are identical with
those of the tired month. One of the
benefits expected to result from a ‘per‘
betunl calendar is that it will facili-
tate business calculations. Under the
new system a. month will mean ex-
vlces were largely attended find there
were many beautiful iloral tributes
among which were one from the Point-
ers' Union and one, from the Clueii-
Peabody factory employee. Rev. Rich.
ard J. Carroll oiiicluted. .At the otter-
tory of the mass Miss Alice Splan
rendered “0 ‘Saiuiarisf' and inter
“Face to Face.” . As, the body was
dlhlsy'is fresh mined, bright
THE TALE OF Two VEESELS.
’An earthen vessel and o. brass ves
sol Were floating down a. stream.
"Keep close to one,” said the brass
pot. “There is safety in numbers."
“Not i,” said the earthen pot,
"your”lbrse's sides might crush my
more fragile ones "
m
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I z‘fl. ‘U/IW ‘I‘.’('I-( ‘) ”I-
a a'ntn!n_ as a an. an. n J- - ‘F‘H‘lfiin ."I. ".1-
\ist. on- unwou- ‘\‘\‘ .3... .\-\“\‘\“\u\‘\"\:\:"\‘\‘.
For Real Bargains ,go
. actly 28 days andnot 30‘ or 31 days.
. . h 1. rec n car diorlle from the church Miss Splen . .
BRACKEN in: my” cm“ W“ “‘9“ , °" N... No... N. c... .. “New A .. .. ........ ——-. to lhe— Established 1863 Established 1868
The very higheob prices paid for delegation from the Painters‘ Union W ‘ t _
brass and other metal by was present at the serices. interment r
"AGE OF ICEBERGS UNKNOWN
One of the Mysteries of the 9s-
Thsre is Little Probability of
Being olvsd.“
followed in St. Mary's cemetery. The
pallbearers were James McPllull, Tho-
mas McCullonl, F. Carson. W. B. (ire:
gory, C. .l. Kenny. Soul Perkin, all
Members of Painlers‘ Union. No. 527.
- The flower bearers were Thomas Fin-
negan. Bernard Kludelcin, illld Louis
Truinu.
Gigantic Bridge
Removal Sale
George Keeler’s
'Shoe Store
159 Washington St.
G. YOURDISKY
Ely Ave. South Norwalk
TEL. 912.
lo a pound for, rags. the very best
prices for leather beds.
._~...
Everybody’s
H. Krleger 8. Co
West Washington Street
—_..._
\“ ‘\‘ \>‘ \“ \l‘ ‘_‘ ‘_“ ‘\.- \
11' ’ y/‘u '-/’,‘-, av, at. at. cry,-
The use at on iceberg is prohiemac
ie. The berg that sunk the Titanic
ruby have been forming on the coast
of Greenland when Columbus crossed
the sea, or even before that. Then
again it may have been valued by the
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Children
Funearl of Theodore 'R. Fancher
"J’J, v/vyv," 'a, .i., '1'. ~'
i
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hills of ice, were two ships side by
side. The nlnsts \vere gone. but other- “
Wise the upper works seemed to be
intact. Scattered about the decks
Were vuriousobjecls that might have
been the iroiell bodies oi the crews.
All wore covered wilh snow. Several
old sailors approached the berg as
near us they dared to and scanned
the ships through 1...“..le glosses.
but could not see any, name or any-
thing to indicate theinmdflonolily or
business onlhe'seus. There were no
signs of lilo ,nboaid them-«nothing but
the motionless mosses under lheixv
white coverings. They Were believed
to be part of Sir John Franklin‘s ex-
pedition, and were seen at the mouth
of the harbor almost stationary (or
several days. Then one morning the
has was gone, and the ultimate late
01 the derelicts it curried is still one
oi the mysteries ol’ the see.
i (-eluetcry. ./
R. Alexander.
.. mm in Will SlRiil
35 SJ WALL STREET. 10le n. m.-
‘Pl'ices showed .1 llcnvy tone ni‘thc
lopening with substantial trucllonu‘l
ilosses in Reading. Lobigh Valley (‘n
If it‘s Junk £2.“ to Wm. Efil'on, 35 lnndlun Pacific and Brooklyn Transit.
W s... W Wm w... “vs .. 3.lilififfNJSZLiS‘elliiilé‘fimfll‘fi
a pound for rags. Best prices paid yesterday's 10w quotation.
fi'or auto tires and leather-beds. He .- '
damn) go around with bells or does.
' n't accrue to the house unless sent
tor: Send posteluor Tel. 441. Notify us
ahead as we are very busy.
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[3. 15;L Main Street. _ Norwll‘lk
22 Wést Wbslllngton St”, South
Nomad: .
. Doing It The funeral services of the late elements since Peary's llrst expedi- ‘
Theodore R“. Fnucllcr will be held i0~ tion to the pole, but probably it ante- , . A‘
BlleSklfl 01' Selling their Junk to R Algexander marrow afternoon in 3:30 O‘t‘lili‘k from dated sienmships by many years. in , "L ‘ ~
because 1,9 pays the highest prices his late residence. No. 53. Winfield 1841,. n grout berg‘uppeurcd on St. ‘ , ‘
canvas lfo Rags, Rubbers Automobile Tiles 81F991. Eusl \‘mwulk RE" I‘m“ St“ John's, N' F’ Its pinnacle was fully The Biflel's Meat & ‘4
lhlerlnls, Paper and Fculh‘er Beds. Alsogblclon lli‘islill‘ of the Son h waulll loom‘elftnng‘ll‘t‘ie {’19 153:3. amid 3‘3 ”a“: P C l
or c or us can u e m - ~
buys and sells second-halide iurui lCongrogullmlal Clllll'fi‘l “ill officials. .. 3 .. . l t /
lure. Call or write. land llztelmcm will is in Riverside 6‘9 at. which, imbeddcd bolncen “0 [OVi-Sion 0" l w
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Tel. 856-2.
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‘ ,8! Washington St.
' Tel. 363-4
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WALL STREET. ii a. unwillllial
losses were recovered in the cornea
of tllériirsl hour. Southern Railway
issues with a one point gain for the
preferred Tennessee Copper and in-
ierborough Metropolitan Md led the
The young man loves. the young lolly “mime“ . .1,
Thais his business. " - ”- § \ MM Do Without Almanac.
The young lady loves the young man « . it looks as if the Chinese public in
That 9 her business the south will be in a fix this year for
800“ they W1“ marry . the want of the usual alluunnc, which
nth?)finigiflrwm‘sigiig them. is an indispensable requisite ill every
- That‘s his business. household in order to dislingulshxbe-
\Vlll’ll married ll’leV will need Fur, tween lucky and unlucky days and the
nlture, Carpets, Ranges. Stoves and “k9. The little 1‘0““ are so” by “‘0
Crockery, where they get the best hundreds of thousuuds and the trade
goods at lowest prices. got them ready as usual. To meet
That‘s my business. the situation now covers were put on
with the new dutes, while the inside
M L Rose“ . remained the some as if there bud
been no change. The sale of these is
1 15 Ely Ave.
This is the time of the year
when: the. accommodation
"which we offer should appeal
to you You can spread your
ready cash over a larger field
by trading with us.
/‘./’/”
.’..'at; at", ~na;~v
A good American believes in “tall- ~.
lug things cool; " water, soda rind oth-
er beverages divorced from the best ,_
wedded to lot. but‘ he wuute that im-
poriont purl p his hot weather com-
\ ‘ . vi ~_n\.v-\’. \;‘\_Q\ “Khan‘s“;
erliiled Ice fills that
Wont perfectljzi it cools no more than
ice of questionable lmlrlty. it‘s not
too good for non Ordel today Phone
530 v
Distributors for The, N’orwallrs
Brookilide ice Co.
“ SOUlTH NORWfiLK
fort PURE.
Just new prices are being ,re-
'duCed in all departments.
~ 1 “.‘\"“_“_‘
g”; .1 1,"; on ”for
strictly lnlerdlctcd and nothing has
been provided to lake their place--
’ . Pekln Daily News.
80. Norwaik, . Conn. - ~
Last Call. The lost two weeks of
our Removal Solo.
7 A 8”“ SENSAT'ON Flrsmsn's Unique Wedding
. - . . ' an
. mumsWinder; Th9 W911“ . . * . ° ,. u, . Before going on your vacation
. , cause 6, this druslic Mud“ is ”1,; sh- ' . church is certainly something of a nov. Chas. T l loitering. OTWB H
‘solute necessil ' ot’ effecti‘l oei city. 3““ ‘ “'3“an h” 1“" “he“ ‘ ‘l H d
live Clfilll‘ll'li'e) of all Olllg grilles. Informed place in the chancel oi St. George‘s. ATiON FORMED; ' Ct us Supp y“ your wants an
Gents’, Misses nnd (‘lllldrenssboos to . Leicester, the greater. part of the ATHLET'C “9509' ,
make mom for turpeutors and bulld- Man 13 building hnvlnx'becu destroyed by lire M “ M
ore wllo will soon be here to tour
, down‘*~the buildings.(30nling us it does
just at the height or the season, just
at the beginning or vacation time.
just when you most need the goods,
this great sale with its almost unbe
‘lievnbie values will ullrnct thousands
lo! uppreclulivc buyers, and will mull:
'11 new epoch in the unborn] history '1
South NOTW’llk and vicinity. By all
means attend this (involved of Bar-
gains. Don't hesitate or delay.
Young Msnl of tbs Norwslk M. E.l
Churhh Plan Events.
An ethlodcl association was formally
organized all the Nornulk Methodist
Chilton lust r‘venins by about twenty-
iive young ruled of the Sunday school
and it promises to grow into ll firms
and dillllluilldul association in a short
time. The purpose of the orgnnizatlon
is to promote the clean and wholesome
lsst year. it wns the first iiremsu’s
wedding in Leicester, and the bride-
groom‘n colleague. formed a suurdlol‘
honor and arranged on arch of axes.
etc, under which the bride and bride-
groom passed out oiler‘iho ceremony.
Fireman titurues, the bridegroom, was
among those who fought the flames at
amend a last Octobergwundon Tit-
I.
you can settle your bill later.
.\‘\‘\‘ u I‘xo~-\¢\o In 3 ‘.
‘3‘“ ”'1‘ y ‘ I
Look; Look, Lock
You con save money. i don't know
vertlso anything thut I can’t make
the, Men
Who is
. Respected.
OUTING TROUSERS.
‘ "Binls‘mln."
Flounelsr the very best Outing
Trousers mode 38.00 and 33.60
Wellington 81. Tel. 413
good. Slave you 20 to to per cent. . .
n -..........w. ' onto among the Sunday school lboyslhlow I will rovo to you. Schlitz gorge Trousers 33.60 A
:3an REEUL’I‘S .He Reads Ruins of immense Ans. ‘ w , p ' ‘
went ”Yams“. ceckmnm [VIA x It'lllv [’5 Pro! Hiram Binghsm. director or and girls and to encourage other Sum Milwaukee beer for 31.50 case. 24 Khalil Trousers 41.50 ,
bottles. Well: and Zorworh Pilsener.
31.20. Noose Pllsensr,. 31.10 case. '
linerhoro, 31 else. Other kinds inl-
ported beers on... Pole Ale line to-
i it com Ale. Ciollsen and Ghanaian
1e. lions locust
dhy' schools within the town to form
similar 'ussolclutlone.
The first inset will be held on the
occasion oi the annual excursion oi
the Sunday school to Title used. vie»
the steamer Huntington on duly ilth.‘
southern wi it nor the follows
in: creole; ‘ H
., tine hundr' /
Jdnen Crush Trousers 7. .
Mild and sane... .
BATHING suite.
33.03 to 34.30. ,
Athletic shirt; and :1..qu
sec to 31.30 per garment.
Knss limo» Union Quits.
"15W ‘0. ’2th
‘ theses-Ion ‘3”
m wnsHmo-rolv‘ or. unless
BOUTH’ noswstu.
the Yale expedition to Fern. reports
, . among the archaeological discoveries
is number oi lose or province. cities, in.
chilling Mocchu Picnu, a city monthly
built by the "illogslllnic recs” which
preceded the locus. The ruins are on
on almost inducullbio riots. two
thousand, feet above the ill-unfilled
river. ’l‘h’s‘y are of great bah nod
magnificence. and include a,
baths, temples and about too Shores.
ourolully out blocks cthth’its matte. . .
' some at than twalve fest loud. Word :I 1 j
used in the construction of th wells.
The
Sentinel
. Sentinel ads. bring results. 31.10 cuss.
for .31. 00 gal , ,.
is whet you have has (50
some quellt .
uneasy SXHX.’ I153
. on nonunion. sun
. , mtroline, 31. to; Fdschy Brandy. 8
blackberry Brady. ‘73s.
~ Banging About to linol-
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