We hot the about 1191111111 Hoe ‘
ry'hare" “ ‘ . ‘
11131111»- 1111119 '15
5411. "
Regular uric ‘ 31:00. ‘
‘ 75¢.
more. - 911‘
"752. Regular mallet. $1.110.
Meter iii-own," the.
children, ladies, mans CHILbR-Ewa Gowns. .
15o. ,Resular'nrlce 600.
, CHILDREN’S NIGHTIEB.
a. 3511. Regular sprlce 60c
hadiea' silk li'o‘ao. .
25°. 500,9.91109. '
W,"
“Wide 1111191..
Tl
amount 031111111011 we cut on
You would beeaurpriaed at the
FABRIC GLOVES.
25c and 500.
WEdToEND KID GLOVES. 9‘
mm white. tans. $1.00 ‘ ‘
LADIES’ l-iANDKERCHlEFS.
5c. 2 for 251:. 250.
Ladies’ Corsets 50c to $93
34 Washington Street Telephone 446
v. ..
N58. ORANGES, PARGNIPS1-
UNITED GROCERY c0.)
. 1. a.” .. ..
20 North Main It.
. Rhone“!
- OHALMERS CARS
1~REDDY& AYERS MOTOR 00.
I0 VAN9IANT STREET.
EAST NORWALK.
Maring COnstructiOn CO. 331%;
Estimates turnlahed on all kinda of building construction. alter-
atlona and repair work
, 123 WASHINTON STREET.
aoU'rH NORWALK.
TEL._ 357-12.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Cemnany
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and MillWork iorEverything
Tuiuohonu. 4|.
BEAVER BOARD.
tumour-oldiylnmniarltyua‘nm for Maud
mutation“ numuounmm.
ummmnnmmmmwu o! a
s wmmmmmmmmm Woman“
"ammoniuoumlum
.......................
211‘ Pmuouaa contains: 111 don oonotr 1-11 1111. 111111111 «m 11»
‘ . count. ported that 111-.»01111111 our will in a
condition at moan dollop-u and that
W ‘
0n Iona of light Count.
to “rim 011111150. 9
' UK. 3:11. 31de 3. .“RIM'. ICTATI flhll
“of WW» WWI“ in ml 111. 11111111. trunnion of no u-
r court here will: HW' 1:11. am one new in 1111 m
1111» 1111111111
flsulltwtinmnotimdlht I...
'3 wmnhflmm“wimm?mm argue
lbw“:
Brass1eres 25c 10 501:
South Norwaih. Conn.
We Give 3&H Green Trading Stamps
‘opend two months in Boston, Mass.
, LAUNDRY srARcu, 2 Plaza. .................................. So
~ norm IMPORTED “names 4cANe ;= ....... 25o
OLEOMARGARINE, PACKAGE ............ 2 ........... , ....... 25c ..
LARGE GRAPE FRUIT. 3 FOR . ........ 251:
,n 1.53: PRUNES ... ...................... . .......... .. ...... - ....... 25¢
"a mass. seem-:11 RAISINS ....................................... 25o
SWEET POTATOES, $PlNAQH. cateav, ‘LETTUCE. caauasa-
9 returned 1mm 11 visit in Rye, N. 11.
Wednesday. '
11 Hm mum Whoa Can» bu alto complain-Ii at palm 111111111 tho
"WW «Mummnmaua
3‘7;-
,
Anson Sweet lelt town-yesterday to
-....._
Mrs. Frank Amie left tosyn yesterday
to spend some time ln‘BolltonL ‘-
.._..
Mrs. Wildmnn Adams visited rela-
tives in Godfrey street yesterday.
l
‘ Walter Robertson. or Bayonne, N. 5.,
has been a guest of Willie Banks.
mm
the Afternoon WhistvClub 'l‘ueaday. = "
.__..__
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benedict have
1m. w. a. 11m and daughter, Mrs.
Flexrellyn. of Reading, were in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Mabel Fitch. who has been ill
since the last of December. is still con-
llned to her bed. ‘ ‘
The large garage lately erected on
the premium of F. .l. Cobb has been
moved to another site.
1—.—
Mrs. James A. Smith entertained »
21113.8.8 Carver. who has spent
some time with relatives here.
now gone to Goa Cob N Y.
......._....—-
Mrs 13.11. Andrews and little dour-1h:£
tor, I1ola,a1\o waiting relatives at
Greenfield Bill
0.. low week with 1M". Norman Lock-
wood at mono Plain.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coroa have re-
with relatives in the 11191:.
Mr. and ultra. J. M. Perry have ru-
turnod to East Norwaik. after a vloit
with Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. 1101111111011.
Boreral Norheld Gloom patron: at»
tended the meeting 111 Folrlleld County
Pomono Grouse. No. 9.111 1311111111111. 1111
/
‘ The tumor (gram residence in the
; lower 2111111 in bolas rownutmetod and
improved by Contractor Wufi 111111111 9 .
‘ ion |William Garvey 1m outubliuhod
‘ a lead and art-t 111m in connection
with the 1111 111111 already In operation
at the tumor Carver null (whom.
5;:
NW 1141211111.
m the WV m “2.0.“ “HIM
the “V7 m m Nil} m
mm: we“ “I rm 1111111111111 1111-. Macmillan
Mrs. Charles Wakeman la anointing"
turned 11mm a visit of level-oi days,
Withoatwduubtwmm9
gonna
' .trlmmlagn. velllnga. etc.
and
Wenhave gathered up 3111
.9 4 tor 25¢:
The N E.
H WASHINGTON 8T.
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M'WILLIAMS BLUE LINE AG;
QUIREO TvHE SCULLY LINE
Former'l’owing Company Will Extend
Busineuu a. For at New Boolean nu
Remit of Recent Acquisition,-
A very important, deal in marine
transportation has recently been ac-
complished whereby Owen J. and
Charles Henry Mchlliams, owners 0!
Marianna-11111101111», doing a tranc-
portatlon Minus on tile 30qu be»
come the owners or the large fleet of
barges and tugs of the Scully towing
line. the combine-'1 neon: now making
the Mcwuuams the most important
towing lino doing buulneua In Long ia-
llnll Bound This deal has lust 00011
has 9 completed
With 1110' combined lint the \lc.
3William' mine line will now have
more than 100 bM'EBI and the tailor»
in; tum: Sarah ll: NcWillluna. Jamel
MoWllllIml. Owen J. bloWlillAinu.
011:rl:: Henry McWilliami. 0161': Mo»
William; John Garrett. Zanaar, Salo-
tatloa and the Holtondauqun.“1oany
of which are frequent viultoru to the
local harbor. »
heretofore tho 9 MoWIlliam: line
has unoclullled lto huuineo: to
Bridgeport. New Haven and South Nor-
waik. carrying moat a! the material.
north. With the larger Mot the Mt—
11mm of the line will 1» ooatldorably
extended and charter: 1will be on-
cooled at in out :1 New alarm
and all intermediate M1111. althouxh
1.119119 11111111111111: 1111111111111 tor llrldn
ohliion and the 1noattdelioato laces. ea-
' ‘ ill! to any, that the woman who mint;
Neoll’wear 191111111
Wo' his hurled 9111. 11911511011 lengthe, remnants and odds and
foods of, merchandiae which we wish to didpooe 111 before
. spring “W Commences. and placed them on our center tables.
Cost and value have been entirely lost sight of in our on
'ioavbr to close out these remnants of laoea, embroidellea, dress
VRUMPLED v
erchiefs
the Handkerchiefs
mom and soiled by holldiy selling and decorations.
. Handkerchief was perfect 51191101111 to itu use for window and store
"idocoration; regular sellingprlce was 12 1-;21: now 301 each 01‘
o! a heavy nature and coal to those;
11111111111111 or other 1: 11111 -
the
that were
Every
Ryan CO.
IOUTH-NORWALK
port and New Haven will be con-
tinned.
The boats o! the Mchillams line are
frequently seen in the local harbor
and they. have been carrying a large
proportion of the tonnage of coal and
other materials for this city. The
consolidation «will give the line a much
larger fleet and the business will on
doubtodiy incroaae also. All kinda of
towing and transportation fails in the
province of the line.
11111111111 11111111211 anal-1511 Plo-
‘ was.
uoscow. Route, 111:. a1.——An 1n-
sane painter named Balanhell today
slashed in nieces with a hallo the no
11101111 painting by 1111:. Momvitch Re»
11an in the Troliakol! Gallery, repre-
senting 111111 the Terrible murdering
his 16111111111 an iron 11111.
Buiaoheit. who i: a wealthy. man, on
11119111137 was 511111111115 from rollsloua
manh.‘ He has been placed under
abnarvluion.
W
FIROT WOMAN PENGIONER DEAD.
NW RAVEN, Jannalwllra. Mary
Barber Woodward. believed to be the
first woman in the United Staten to
receive I. 1111101111 1101111011 from the
government. died at her home hero
ventral-day afternoon. Elie was the vid-
ow or bloat. Kirby Woodward of the
United Staten Navy. who wan killed
whilu la‘urvloo in 1850. 'l‘brda year:
later ihu woulvod the pension pawn.
which on utill in chateau she was
90 '1" 111 Old at “19' Guilt. ,
11:“. muwmmlmimm
IIIII;
9mm outer 11111111
.9”
.r,
' —.—a
. 11111-11 to 1m 1111-, 11.11“ or her 1111121121
the large stock of material.
,veivet, and, of the latest cut.
‘ group only. ‘9
underwear. and are found most
$1.50.
All Wool Tights,
Silk and “7001.
Wool extra heavy.
.} I
it?
log. at soc and 75c.
5 (if: white-wool, thick and
75¢; ‘ '
\
Lunch Cloths, in squares. ‘
plain linen. a trifle soiled.
At Generous
evcrv-rlay use, strong double
goo v nines,
STIIFMINIAV OBTAIN l
MIMI IIPBBVEIEITS.
(Continued from first page)
became recommendations of the ur-
my engineers for 'Improvemonta are
almost alwnya followed 11100115111111
and Countess rarely appropriates for
improrunaouta unions they are re-
commend” by the army 11111111111111.
110.1100 151m Dillon m Nana-tuck.
The erection of a new port other
111111111118 at Naugataok to coat 3100.-
000. 11111101105011“ another manure
which Mrwaletmn has Introduced.
it is hoped to not 1111111011111 [or this
111111111113 111121111113 in the public build-
11101 bill "which in loan to be taken
on by «both new 0100115111111.
38,300 for Ron Armour.
Roan Armour. the l11111-111111: ol’ (Spor-
rr 1.111111. oi! New Haven lull-11m» ton
Mir at Norwulir, Hill probably he
granted. $8,000 «by Comm. 111 u 11»
will» in tho burrito at; 1311111. 81111 and
11‘: Milan 111 than than o; 1111
11 1111191111111: her that 111111.
. Thirst pictures repreoeut advance styles in -
cgligee‘s and tailored Wear and will be found very
inodlstc a11¢thc woulau who is clever and
' , capable constructing her own gowns
9‘ Parmin, Drecoll, Cheruit, Beer, with others from lariq,
. 11111110113 Ernst inbuilon. 'l‘llcy can he seen in no
‘ “([52 Chinchilla Coats ~
Some Noticrbly Good Values at $12
_ In a fortunate hour the huvcr
g found these very gOOd warm Coats, Offered bv the maks
' . or at almost coat prices, in o '(lei to rellcm himself
"ilicy
and navy, with collar and deep t‘nciugs Of velour and
Earlier
would have sold them at $21). '10 mull
WOmen’ s Wear for Colder
Weather
Black Merino Tights. These pull on over
ticoats are nOt desired. Excellent (junlitlcs at $1.00 and. .-
ut 39¢.
. Linen Suction,
II a mind for bur talthlolauua when
peciul 17115111011 Service 5 1 I»
at the Dress Good5
Cut-1111111125 by
Of women‘s cents
of
nm in brown, gray, ,
in the season we
$22.00. A small 99
Second «floor 'I
011191" ‘ -
comfortable when pct-
$2.00
$2.50
$3. 00
I
. U ndcrwcm Suction, main floor.‘
Black Cardigan Jackets. the sleewlcss six-1c that fits
oloéic and s'iiu‘gv under a large coat.
Black Wool Hoods. warm for motoring and sleigh-
‘n
PiltCS $1.00 and up.
Wool Fascinators, black white and may 50¢.
Hand Crocheted Shoulder Shawls, Special.
warm. $1.00 wsdue for
Shetland and Silk Head-Scarves for theatre wear:
Silk $2.75
.3150 mines for $1. on.
12111105 for $2. 00
Soc-11ml flour.
Linen Lunch Cloths and Trays
1 14 and 1 14.1mm
it
sizes , some plain satin (Iamtsk. (lilit‘l‘S figured. and a few
Reductions.
Tray Cloths, size 19 x 29. :1 11111113 gnarl grade for
liemstitching, {our designs,
lower floor.
and W.V1111<Iorhool, oi Norwalk straw
hut manulnoturere. wan tiled with the
House Whye and Means committee.
ge’l‘h ey preferred not to 11111111] the crane
‘nro loom the Democratic members of
the committee.
Mr. Wheeler accompanied Congress-
man Hill 10.11111 retention given by
Prouidont Tali. at the White House on
May night in honor or the mom
hero of Conner/11
" Interact In 1':er Heal-logo.
Another Orlanectlcut vialtor to
Washington intoreated in the 1111-11!
heel-luau in George ’13. Cheney. or been
River. maker or ivory piano kayaw
101161111 Ensign, of Blmatrury. who, with
in. wile, la a tonne gueat of Senator
Mouth here. is 1110 watching the
hearing: before the Homo Ways aml'
Manna committee on aundrlouetho
general "bucket" ciuuao oi the term
luv.
A bill to increase the 1111.111 111 .
widow oi m D. Bentley, who ' ,
mud in company 14, “11101111111121; ~ 1
but Volunteer 11mm Artillery. tram» 99
111 to 180 per month, 11111 11141111111119 "
tinned 11! 3:11AM Helena. 9
, WM. .
”WNW it! “wont?
1111111111111, 1:11. Siwwnaeufl o.
more that Miner 11m rendered in
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1111 ”Mb 1» 1111111111. or Vanadium? ; -
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