' (II-ta Main St.
1913
, ., EASONS
y Xau Shouldflseli Your Junk to
'5 G. " YOURDlSKY
37 hr Avenue, South Not-walk.
. Telephone 912.
A Feinstein 8: Bria
oNsns. (noiseI TAILoaa AND ruNaIsas.
Tet. ma. ,
I
$6uld or; given, but we mention but. '2
to? tThe best prices and honest --
a‘IiI anon Roots 32.50
Sufi Storm King Boots 63.25
few days Human Hair Goods
including Sanitary lialr Rolls.
nod inflators. We have Just
I largo invoice of flowers. in-
the latosl designs in silk and
. petition invited.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
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social (use was enjoyed, last evening.
lows: -
Past Chief Companion-Andra. Frank
Sm. .
Chic: Companion—Mrs. Ill‘rauk staid.
. SubOhiet—Mrs. Elisabeth mpard
Financial secretary—Mrs.
Howard.
Recording Secretary-Miss Marga-
ret Kennedy.
Treasurer-Mrs. Harry Webb
IR. G.——-Mrs John Griflon.
L Grers Sarah Wood -
I. O.——Miss Jenny Lee.
D. (ls—Mrs. Cora Abbott.
Musician—«Miss Louise Schaub.
Trustee-3 years-«Mrs. Mary O'Brien
(Physician-Dr. H. B. West.
The officers were installed by Dis-
. Atrict Deputy Mrs William H. Payne,
0! Norwalk.
The social time following was parti-
'cularly enjoyable. Mrs. Raymond and
Mrs Holmes entertained the members.
Mrs. F. A. “State the first. lady prize:
win-net and with Mr. Fitzgerald the
first gentleman wlnn
inefroslnnents were. firved and the
evening proved delightful.
‘Ccokéno‘e‘ '" Haymnkers’ Association,
No. 32 1-2, I. o. R. M., held its regular
meoting last evening and routine bus
locus was transacted,
74 Washington Street
South’Norwalk, Conn.
Floor 'fi Coloring
5' SPECIALS
:§ For the Week E?
‘ Here’s a chance to make the II
dollar count. ,
11.15 Velvet sour Carpets 950 "
‘j .9 x 11 Velvet Rugs $16.60 3,
; All 350 Mailings ......... 256 "
. Best Cork Linoleum ..... 660 :3
1 Heavy Coca Hail Runner. .35e I:
TELEPHONE
441
it it is Junk it om payyou tosond
a poem or telephone (ill to Wm. El»
Irorn. a Rowan St, East Norwalk. who
is paying lo a lb. for was and best
prices (or auto tires. metals, rubbers,
magazines. nchapapers and iron.
Feather beds and old,automohilas a
specialty. ‘
WWMWWM ”M... n W
Just Received
our last shipment of Winter Women II
“Mayfair”:Shoes
in Gun Metal, Kiri and (‘lotlt Tops.
PM colt; Kid and emu: in]...
MAX LEVY
W». «W». .. We» a»... ....
(strontium
cilicué InerILLA‘tIoII
, (Officers were installed at the meet- . _
Ins or Star at Columbus ducts, No. 2 ~ '
258, Companions of the Forest and a ,
The silicon were installed as 101-.
M J‘”.
Seven'games of euchre resulted with I
Our Short Vernon. llobhle Tue». at
, $3.00.
146 Washington St, 8 Norwalk 1
M..«...w- m... I... «a...»
Star Naptha Washing Powder at
Large package or roll Toilet Paper at.
Good size Splint Clothes Baskets at . . . .j. . . ... ......
...., fl...“ W.—_.M
LENTEN PREACHER AT ST,
PAUL'S
.The Rev El Campion Acheson, the
rector 0! Holy Trinity Church M lddle»
town, is to be the first of the special. 'huslness
Lenten preachers at Saint Paul’s
Church. The service is (It 8 tonight.
"Mr. Acheson is well known here. hav- for three
ih‘g been a Lenten special preacher duties at Mom“ and Ca
in several former years, and his com
ing is nlways looked forward to, with
keen pleasure by those who have heard
him before, especially the men, many I
(it Whom know him. ‘ Islreelt.
Values up . S18 13.-
All Furs and Fur (.oats lg» oft regular
Saturday Bargam List
~ EBERT F. GEHEBE
(.325 Washmgton Street, South Rerwalk-
Free Delivery. I," Tel. 397. 3
' Glass Wash Boards at. .I.. 35c.
~ Good Size Chopping Bowls at..........' ...... ..i'..... one.“
" Varnishcd Knife Boxes at....... .I. ... .I. .I. .II..I..I.......'. 8c.
1 Gal. Galvanized Oil Cans at . ..... ...... "19c“;
I (-2 Qt. Enameled Tea and Coffee Pots at ........ .'. 25c ‘
.. .fi.
v
w...
..... ....4c pkg.‘
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Mrs. ll. 1“. Payne, .5: East Norwalk,
is ill with an attack of the grip.“
Olive Branch Dodge. K. of P., met
‘last evening and transacted routine'
w—~-—
Frank Dorsey. who has been sick
weeks has now:
Harry 8. Pickering, who has gone‘
into the coal business, has had work
Good Parlor Brooms, 25c.
‘: Asbestos Mats, 2c.
,Toilet Paper. 3 tells me.
Round Wash Boilers, 29c.
Hand Scrubs, 2 for so.
Wax Paper, per roll, 40.
‘ “Silesia," the round soap, ac.
.‘ Box of Tooth Picks, 2:.
(nthe Basement
....
large
Wax Tapers, large box, 7c.‘
Asbestos Iron Holders, 4c. ~
Galvanized Chamber Pails,
'Eatthen Salt Box,
size, 9c. .
China Eggs. to. I
6 lbs. Moth Balls for 25¢.
39 cents. , .
Big Willow Clothes Baa. “figuring?“ Chm“
km’ 45“ “Spice Set, 8 glass jars, in
Pearl Soap, 6 for 25¢. , neat wooden frame, $1. on
.. 3 for 19:
.89c
him to
edylng
tuned his
no '5 store
-~AT TRE MARK T830?
13 and 15 Main St. Norwalk
1-. FIRE
force the door to get in
the conditions:
.4”.-. ..... -...
of Norwalk.
Beers Meat 8: revision (10
22*Washingto'n St S. Norwalk
rswrnonE ‘ .
Trade at the Big Store and Save Money. Your Money Back it You Are Not Batistigd.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY '
M Legs Lamb 130 lb.
Pork, Roast 13c lb. .
G
” Lamb Specials
Legs Mutton
Fore Quarter Lamb
Rib Lamb Chops .
Loin Lamb Chops
Lamb Stew ..
Meadow Grove Olso-
margarine
Hamburg Steak
. Shoulder Steak
‘ Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
12c lb
4. 86'
12’4c
18c
76
25clh
Beef Specials .
“ 1221c: lb
[2‘40
13c:
Veal'Stew
Veal Chops “Loin”
Fresh Eggs
12c
3 200
Guaranteed 30c dozen
Fresh Fishol all kinds received
dailv.
Fresh Opened Oysters
25c qt.“
Fruit and Vegetable Specials
Fancy California Oranges I
; 1 20-35c Dozen 3.-
Faucy Baldwin
f w Green Peppers
m
Apples 25(: pk.
' 30c dozen
20c pk
4 to {13c each
. THOUGHT BARBER SHOP was on f" ..'
' Norwalke Pollea‘ omcm Obliged “to
Break Into Willllm Kruah'o Place “
Last night at 9.30 o'clock, Miss Fit:
.low. or 41 Wall street, informed the .
'pollce that these was a fire in the . I.
'barber shop 01' William Krush. Offi- .
cer Thomas J Domey wasdetailed to . ~~
. investigate, but it was necessary for . .'
When entrance was gained the ot-
” ricer found that Mr. Krusch had left
the gas turned on under the boiler 3'.
used for steaming towels. Mr. Krusch j: _
was notified-rand shortly responded
from his home at 184 Main street, rem-
.C. Dvlett, of Milford, spent yester ' '
day“ in 'Norwalk.
”I
Mrs Jessie Middlobroohs, or Bridge- -;
started on his cool yards in Crescent port, is the guest of Miss Gertude L.
Dudley,o . '
. inert war In. (I run arm sou.
Krre er&Co
The Leading Outfittingg Store (n The Norwalks
West Washington Street
Closm 0ut
WINTER COATS &
WINTER SUITS
“3; You’ll be astonished to see for how
.23 little you can buy a "good Coat or a
~EE gobd Suit, and you have three months
:ZE§ at least to make good use of sanic. 7
0an for Little and Big Girls,
;-;~;- .33" " '
I
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$1. 98 to $4. 98
. Worth More than Double
Inn-IIIIIId-II-Iuh.
Magic Cleaner
‘ What; do you think of this
"Useful Electric audSanitary
House Cleaning Device?
”Come in and we will give
you a demonstration, or,
call .571 and we will send. 1 ~
a" man around
who Will give you 3
a demonstration“ :5
in your home. “
Easy Payments Arranged to suit Customers
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Early Spring
Arrivals
' Our Spring Stock or Wonk-us
tor Suiting» it; now complete. . '=
An Easter comes unusually
early this year; we nrrnnged to"
have our stuck here corner
A than usual. -
‘tmrsl‘ro onosn.
‘lladot in our own washrooms.
‘ not In unknown city shops.
. $30.00 end Up.
The newest "hi-row” dollars I
”on hand as fast as they armour '
Milt as. Given by the hound Suction
Naval Militia, Nexty‘rhursdey
it was’voted last evening. at the
Meeting or the Second Section, 'i‘iurd
Division. naval Militia, o. N. (3., to
hold’ a thatch supper and smoker on
Thursday night February (a. This
was the regular monthly meeting held
last evening and many important mat
filers were coauthored. ~ _
Joseph Melanoma; was new (I .
monitor oi the court-martial summit»,
(“in the no l‘hurbday a. thiu heath“
, The South l‘lorwllt our Puiidovo
2 19" a“. ‘
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