m’l‘h‘e N. ill. Ryan Co. onllsluttcntion
todayfs ’advertlréenient to their ad-
' ‘ , spring showing of etnbroldel‘lcs.
Miss Edith L Bartlett, 6f Meridzn,
he «has been the guest of West
. direct frgicnds returned to her home
todav.
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The aunuul business meeting of tho
iii’luiieoeizfl Circle. King's Daughters,
3 twill be held on Tuesday evening, at
g «the church, at 7 :45 o'clock.
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V'l‘here were fourteen sales of. real
estate in Norwaih, lust' week, with
mortgage of $13,000. For the last
' -'week or December, 1912, there were
six sales of property, and mortgages
of $9,050.
Neweil's mld'winter
dancing class will open in Arlon Hull,
'7 Madison street, Wednesday“ evening.
Former pupils and their friends who
are advanced in dancing will be wel-
come to join.
. w. Gilbert
The Golden Rule Circle of King's
Daughters, of the Norivulk Congrega-
tional Church. will hold its annual
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3
o’clock, with Miss Currie A. Seymour.
of 52 Weet avenue.
it has been reported in South Nor-
walk papers that. Superintendent At}
water, of the local electric light pinut
- was to be transferred to South Nor
ovulk. Mr. Atwater says that he has
heard nothing of such a change being
. ‘ mother—Greenwich News.
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'Mr. and Mrs. Robert .Vincluhue and
Mr. and Mrs. bowls it. Waterman, ci‘
iijyndhurat, New Jersey. were in South
Norwalk on Saturday. and attended
’ the funeral of their sister. Mrs. Hun
riot 'Maclnhee Allen, formerly of
Woetport. The burial took place in
the family plot; ii! Union Cemetery.
Norwalk. '
The entertainment committee for.
“the Friday afternoon club, on tho oc-
canton of Prof. Wilkinson's lecture.
and who so efficiently looked after
the comfort and pleasure, not only
to eye and our but tunic no well, or
the memhern and guentu, wepo hire.
Blanchard, Mrs. Church and Miss
Currie Seymour. moat nhly contested
by n corps of wolltrniucd ushers
culled from the ranks on the club.
. Mr. and Mrs. Max Durruchmiot. or
Remy, on Saturduy culled from New
Hirer-it on tho utoamuhlu accrue Wooll-
iugton, for Germany.. expecting to
reach hrumonlluven some limo laun-
‘rii Any; January 12. They will pound
mm wuoku touring the continent.
pounding much of the time umhl old
Mill in (lemony. They expect to
Mil on their return voyage, February
ii. it ht aomo your» since either or
‘ have been to uiuu old homo and
Vail with pioauurublo anticipa-
item. Mr. ilurruchmldi in the (tuna
litigator who erected hi. indiviunu
lituhm on llomuu Catholic church in
Mouth Moraine your one, and in
chutney/n to many Inocula- iwru.
5 regular meetilur of the directors
‘ titty of Norwulk illuhiio Library
out, lulu evening, on the mom!
got the bound who m. in town
dropout.
Tho bills for current,
Has any other concern offered
you Flour at this price befor ?
' ‘57 lbs. r Butkvv'heat' 1:10....«250 Z
Pure Lard 14c per Donna. ".7
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llg‘j/ix“ k 7 W.
pound of Baking Powder at 45 cents
A Dandy; Large,
White Enameled Dish
Pan, FREE with one
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UNIV
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Eagle Brand condensed Milk A V. _
East India Tea Company
Telephone 371
illicit-Can
125 Washington Street
Munuger Edwurd Chichester of De—
Klyn' 3 Bakery. in spending the day in
Hartford on business.
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Holiday decorations in the various
stores of the town are fast disappear-
lng.
live this season.
Colfax Encampment, i. O. 0. FL,
will hold its semi-monthly buuiueui
meeting intervening in its hall, in
South Main street.
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Misses Helen Murphy, Alice and
Mary Burns. and Helen Rutchford.
students at Luurolton Hull Millard.
returned to their studies today aft/or
the holidays.
Maggie stuffel, of Norwalk,‘ arrested
for intoxication, had her "care con.
tinned indefinitely by Judge Edward
M. Lockwood in tho Norwwik ton’n
court, Saturday.
The next meeting of the town
nchool committee will be held on
'I‘ilceduy evening, January 14th. Much
buulnoun will come before this see-
uion, ii is anticipated.
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The Norwulk City Council will hold
n busy uoooimrnt the regular meeting:
time this evening.” 'Somethlug doing
every mlnuio’ us almost cortnln, and
"is.
Charles Prenaucr, of Nurwuiit, who
met with u painful accident u wool:
mo, when the knife wielded by r. foi-
low-cmpioyeo oi Beuru‘ Nowaik man
but nearly savored tho indox'dnfiur of
hia'lufi ‘hundnmtumod' «hi: mum to
day; hii injury being eternally
provnd. ‘ A
at ‘ ‘ r. a
«mum
Many were particularly uttrac-'
the councilmon look for u long 'moel?
ian~ '
There Arc? .
“Degrees" oi
Satisfaction
if you have. now" limited
anything but live cent alum. . f ‘
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— We Give our Green Trading Sam—Ask for them -
Sultana Tomatoes
"® 10c 21 can ®
Sultana C O R N
3 for
Iona SUCCOTASH
A CAN A CAN
numerous RED turn? rum
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Sultana Cut BEANS
Red Kidney BEANS ,
Golden Wax BEANS 25 c
lona‘PEAS 100 lone BEETSIOC
a... Creamery murmur. uncut: 3 8
know it will please you. Only .
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Tomatoes. NOV. 2, o o e o v 70 o e a II“Pa“ 7c
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Sultana Lima BEANS . . . "L. it can me
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V lots worse than real acting.
‘lt‘now anything better culduluted to
c drake a. staid, grownup mun kick ’up
“‘le nor be cold acorn.
. douft want me!
thin the place!
out with bit
lull-ted on my learning the part that
. V “No." said Mrs. Phi , ,»
~1—just on "on amateur stage“ But it's
his heels. buy new necktie; uudlgen-
_ orally conduct himself in ii kltteniih
way than a. request that be loud his.
, presence to an amateur production it .
I don't. :
bolsters him up in his scrim couvlca ;
tion, that he is o. perfect mine of un-
discovered genius.
‘You
i never acted in uny-
thing in my life and I can't. do it! I’d
(let some one aieei.
l'd ruin the piece!
hated to'dl‘soblige them. but normally
couldn't do it. i congratulated him on
his good sense. whereupon ”he looked
at me on though he had caught me
trying to poison him. He said he re-
’gretted to see how little confidence V
I had in his ability and was pained
at my exhibition of jealousy.
“Then he raced to the 'phone. and
told the committee that just to oblige
them and help them out of a hole he’d
take the part.
"After that Albert was lost. to the
fumily He passed three whole eve-
nings running his hands through his
hair and memorirlng his purtr if I
spoke to blip he would stare at me
wildly as thous‘h he belonged to an-
other sphere and resented my advent
into it.
“After he went to the first rehearsal
life became very hard at home be-
cause Albert took to going over what.
he called the ‘buslneaa‘ of his part it
will disconcerting to brave; man even
be is your husband. rush at you
mint behind portierea and wander ‘
about with the furnitum in bighande ‘
muttering to tumult?!”
"Mrs. hammock called one evening
and walked in just as Albert tore
through from the dining' room into the
parlor nhuklng‘hle list not! yelling, '1
have you lion. you moral leper. and
your life—your life is not worth an
hour‘s Michael“ You can‘t blame
Mn. Lemmock for taking it percen-
uliy. especially as Albert'- list was
flourished within an inch of her nose.
“During this time if i rerouted to
Albert tint the cool: was going to
love he would line at mo and lay.
Bo~at int. Monmonncy. I have on-
mbed youi’ ‘It was impossible to
carry on my conversation with Albert
for nooks, -. mm bunting
of hie part. finally he
dovetailed with big no that he could
practice at home.
"‘Now. I love my husband and ol-
ma try to pious him. but I consider
tbib my crowning act of solf'sacrlflco.
Of course Albert was working {or pub-
Get come one ‘
.elsel' Afterward he told nae-that he
25c HOSe 15c a pair
25 dOzen Hose. regularly 25c; for this evening 15c pair.
S1 Gloves 79c
” Ladlee’ Manniah Gloves, regularly $1. 00; for this evening 790 no
250 Window Shades 19c
First quality Window Shades, with fixtures complete; regularly 25
for this evening 19c.
39C and 50c Belts 25c
Silk Elastic Belts; regularly ‘39:: and 500; for this evening 250. ‘2
_ IL
50c Sheets 39c
_ Good size Sheets; regularly 50c; For this evening 39c.
OLD DOMINION LINE.
Short Sea Trips, Delightful Week Ends
Pleasure and Rest to
Afi’ordlng
OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK, RICHMOND ‘5
New York to
and WASHINGTON, D. C.
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort out n. ‘ ‘
ON 0. D. STEAMERB
turn Including meal. and berth 814
Richmond or Walhlnmon. D. 6., 5. r6 1
turn including male and berth $15 V
Hot and Cold Sea Water Both: can be procured on Steamer with- 5
out charge. Steamers are Ill equipped with the United erdoll“
Telegraph System.
STEAMERS SA-IL EVERY WEEK DAY m 3 r. u.» ‘
Tickets and Stateroom Reservations. Pier 25. North River.
Foot of N Moore St. New York.
Phone 8900 anklln. Senator mumbled Pemphlet. .
w. L. WOODROW. Traffic Mgr. J. .i. BROWN. don't Passenger Mi.
For further particulars apply to J. M. LAYTON o 00.. 8 no;
road Avenue. or Depot Ticket Amt. N. 1., N. H. and H. n. a.
lie mum, but If any one would to '
know what ii any idea of zero in
plenum pastime: I should mention ro-
meaning I pm that you aren't going
to play. Anyhow. it’o upsetting to
have your own husband lean over you
tenderly. gone into your eyes und
make desperate love baryon in .dlmo
novel Ityiol it. make: youwfeoi no
queer! .
"ii! the third robonml Albert had
baton to tell: about his Ill. and to
speak of "it known stage people by
their um names. He mentioned the
public all though he had. it eating out
of bin band and be adopted the stun
walk. Winn he linked down-lair: ho
tbuddcd like I camel end when he
rtnlkod curtain l alum thought of
Elephant; lie knockout" the brie-a-
we to pieces parading through the
room! and when he talked be either
boomed or binned. Ho demanded po-
tatoes in o voice of tragedy and took
to flooding before mirrors in profile.
frowning over bio chaps. He said the
mirrors were old and worn cut end
“or him I cum not intent of I
cum in.“
“Ho tot terribly mind and when l
objected he told me um i would
moire allowances tor the urtlutlo tom»
pertinent cud tint the mu manager
flied told him it be bad [one on the
mo. l1!"!qu be um I youth he on.
douhtodlr would have rivaled Man--
held Albert stormed and tymuiud
and tutu mo iumulux all: worm in once
hunting on his cerium cud buying
mm point and oyobrow poncho and
(like our end letting him repeat bio
pm to m and mum: hill on he
in: «laconic hi it.
“When i on worn lo uhruttv the
. play no given and i but my raven”. C
l nonhuman into the wins: to m
it Alum limo any help and tell
out o shin no. crouching cholin-
in; individual trying to auto #8le .
Inmmuucudumfiiitzm To
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A new our for the new year! Why try to set 3100!
3 with. old, cumbersome “nobility on wheels?" A.
substantial portion of our product tor the new
. your will so to those who have tired of the expense
. and trouble of a heavy. unhandy our. 8.1.. Bone
i dict, agent. 98 South Main 8t.
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OLEOMARGARCNE, VAOKAGE ..........u....ut..uu...:..-..'..‘uin"nc: l5.
ANY KIND OF PANCAKE FLOUR, THREE PACKAGED “unnpu‘c m
8 PACKAGE. OF CRIME? RAIN!“ ..................,.‘........u.
3 LARG! GRAP‘ FRUIT oupout-Duo;niece-Iootoniafi‘dii‘ib|iifllbi.‘.}
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