6t nonmanahip that pays divi-
through llfé. See adv.
l i' ‘
C. “A. 'D'ltmar; of Brtmklyn. and H. C.
Reine, of New York were in the Sec
ii,- of 31
t. Luke's _
Ii=.ih9w.’.
erds souls“
forum Flor ’-
Ail m'em. .
1111.1.
.V/ttend.
,..
rubbers; 59c
~ rwalk Hote'
F119: ‘
of" Tel 7"“ V/toraV of tilt
. [I WW
'9 ilmi
11:11di
clot,
"' A re)
1131'
to
for V1 ‘
‘r “lions '
t'v'
wanna 8'1”
‘5' deal!
' “ Vldntea will b'
Aunt: »
only"
bout
' . r Golden 'Svep
_. w evening 1'
isitora will no
a. i heinntailation
Illizh on his nrrr,
from tho policr
orboon and he‘d
I, ation. They had
oro Bodkin“; other
by Judilo John
15" bin-r13. 430 Keel
EXHlBlTlON.
Morrili'o Buolnoll
day Evening.
Jill, "0:1,, Eng/Ii mile to have Thule
”41”:ng 1 i Morriils Hufllm’flfi
"mm illiotyllfl‘h‘Niil‘Wlllk. 'l‘horo
ill ill Isl evening millions . both
iii"! any tloorgo it will ill"
l,
foods than and
mg, mindkxi‘ii PoolVi
at our deals? 0 today. '1‘ it on apiece
Yo'u will thtri realize that routine of in
rich, crestn- Llikc flavor-1nd become it
[in the infecting packaged without over its
touch human hand s-we have 9
M 000 000 ypounds of it in two years It
more than the nimelou kind. Buy Gold
Dillondc‘ i- .
East IndlaTea
Tel 371 125 Washington
_ anGiVE halo habitats PREMIUM Tnnomo sun
ThSmRoyal
Just Received a catioad of
PFERLFS) FLOUR better
than ever, 24’4-lh Bag.-
for this Sale
12 pound bag ........
this weather...
t A, Gehebe's,- "
It is requooto‘ -
' i meant and bring .
'III
as warm 911‘:
I‘ll I I.n,I.I.I n
69c ‘ 3
~ Golden Grain Flour.
.~ 31101111112 strenuous, 1.11... ...
nesrr Mlxnn newsroom...
. BEST’VVALNUTSf-LB.‘
no.---VV-'.1
.rn-uqn...noeu--.‘-V.i.-v on
salt-At.
ANDREW D'AV’EY
Oil Washington 81., South: Nor-walk :
WInunIa'I'uulu'u‘lorInI-IsanHI:-
, nesrmmuunnmns. LB..~ . . . . . . ..
z‘I'I'I’I t it I I n
“a... "wow”... “w... _....-- ..._.. ——
53:53:,” EVERYTHING
hlpht and Power. ELECTRICAL
You want your house or store wired
[F You need an electric motor
You want an electrician in I hurry
‘l’e will not overcharge you and will guarantee the work.
THE WHITE ELEC‘lRiC C0.
(Regine rind)
ELECTROCAL cournaorona. ' "
PHG Ni! 5.34% ‘ ' SOUTH Not:
I I in: n
‘LK
3:;kiliiili'flfitdfinrufifl on the 1181.
in nth-moon edition out. '
-wgu
Car meet the approval of the public not only in its
lines and appearance, but also in its grant power 0 ‘ V
and on the level. 4
.............. . .m...,... m
w, m, ..
"Ii-I‘M» ‘
V are Bmfiii'ijMW am potion
hits; 1chth
W‘
illnts Thain to Amst Auto Driver:
Without 1914 Numbers.
VV secretary or State Albert Phillip! 7
luued a bulletin regarding the
lion 0; auto owne.
drive the
[mini
11 who continue to
,olutoly no reason tor any one u t #9
nil annulled with proper than and in
roles tho police or the ci£196 13!:
their inch 01 cooperation in the lust-
or. Ho declares that unless they
am to lime and arrest those who
no known to be violating thuv law he
will call upon the ntate poiioo at his
1159011111 to make the arrests. Ho 13
also very severe on the cases of those
liters who 111 piled for their 1111111:
no after Jun 1, and are now in 1091
ill for not. having the latest onea be-
nose the new ones have not been re
coiled. v .
BERNHAR'DT ON 'ROLL‘OF FAME;
NEW YORK; Jun 13.-— From Paris
comes the news that at last the
name of Sarah iiornhardt has been
jglided to the roll of fame of the Legion
oi lionor. iior claims have been Di“
iorwurd several times beta 0, but the
influence of :1 string element in
ironch sociotv nrovontod the French
actions from obtninlnz the decorallnn
Among the lemma women who pos-
iossnrs of red ribbon are Ade‘iuo Pt
11. Mme. i‘ur'e,
Rothschild. Mme. Pannin and time;
llutrieu. the aviator.
Sentinel Wants are a quick lactic!
1nd inexpensive moons of communi
niion. They afford a direct way 0'
errylnz a mention ‘o the ones who
will be most lutemied.
Our Toric chhscs
sit closer to the eyes Vithou
the lashes touching, and
lighter in weight. They are
ground to conform to the hat
ural shapé of the eye. cu-
rections ’iVl'lth 'oduai distinc
tirtéttintst‘ii . ..
OCULISTS. not
examine your eyes
come to us.
THAMER
Outline and onset-no.
7 Atlantllrfltifle. .CIM'M‘. 0'
out Oct. [Walnut Eli; 15 V0.”
0 ticiam.
.11.. y...
inmost-09360. ' 01mm 860. .
Supper 260.
Wednesday Dinner.
Mono Strum Soul)
Resume“ “
Broiled'liiue‘l‘iah
'liungarian-Guloso audition ,
Boiled Potatoes "‘
Hadhed 'l‘urnips
, lune shading
Homo-made Bread and Plea
Too. .Coii'oe. Milli. Cocoa
ManSion House
C HASS/‘N. Prop.
Vmugged wm. at. so. Nomlk,
TELEPHONE set.
.. u...“ - ~~ '
”Try One of on
Delicious
Dinners
abling yoii‘ to look in all (31- -'
M”‘..‘*§W‘Wm~,~ (WV :w
h- cs‘rs ding-laying 1913 'i
‘ p1ll‘ii0l‘fl.li8 flfllflrtfi that there is 0;.»
the IBaroness do‘
’ turn! Experiment
' Wednesday evening
WV: u it ~- "’ r
iiillil lFi F ii iii
iiiiiliii 111111119.
‘ WM“ M.
Will 1111 Ref “titanium i ,y'
22111111 hon F511,..-
. 11m linen Smitten .
The annual "tooling of the Conner
tlcut Dairymens mmoeioticp will be
behind January 20. 21, 22. 1911, at
Unity linll, Hartford Dunn
SJcrclary J (l Sch int: Announces'
oily ouooesaiuii
that he has been unu
in socuwring some of the best duiryi
speakers in the country to furnish
the program for this meeting. The Hell ._ .
is beam by Pro! nugh (1.va Pen!
of Waterloo. in. Pro! Van Pelt is
the editor oi “Kin1bnil's Dairy Farm- ‘1
or." and is not only one. of the best
dairy speakers in theficoumry, but is:
one of the most successful feeders nodl
judges of dairy mule Ho will no i
ale
‘ Crowds attended the great sale Holiday The rhason-~”real libr-
gains" thmughout the entire store. litany extra values so on we .
for Wednesday.
dro’as the helioclmlon' on "inborn;l
nhd Selecting Dairy Cattle," “Media":-
and Care Of Dairy Cattle," and "Se
lecting Dairy Sires". (1.6.‘8coviile
the extension expert of Elmira, N. Y.
will lupoak on ‘ Farm Mnnag‘elneni’
and “Field Studies " ,_
‘Certlod Milk tram the Standpointi
of the Thrifty Farmer" will be dis 1
ensued by H. in. Cook. (icon 01 11111‘
New Yet-k School of Agriculture. s
Prof. Alva Agee, the Well known 'aoil' 1
specialist or the New Jersey Agricub
Station. will con-
tinue the annual discussion cn re-
aearches in soil fertility which has
been of'so great value to the Con-
neCticut dnlrvmon durin-v the last two
Cyril Hopkins of illinois
The famous Pennsylvania duiryman
who fed 30 head 01‘ dairy cattle fromi .
14 acres. J. l). Detrich, will occupyI
'two periodn of the meeting. All whol
have ever heard Mr. Dietrich will sureV
ly be present at our January meet-
ing and to those who have not we
promise a dairy trout which will not
disappoint
Woman's Auxiliary.
The Woman's Auxiliary will furnish. ’
the program for Tuesday evening’s
locating and have eehured Mrs: Rich»
11rd Patten or New Hampshire. and
Miss Grace Durand of lllinols.
speakers 'Mru. Patten was one of the
speakers at the tenant meeting of the
National Grange in New Hampshire "
and holds the oiilco of Ceres in that
ormniution.
' Miss Durand is one of the best
known dull-y speakers in the Middle
West and has had practical experi-
ence in furnishing the Chicago my
hot with dairy produce. , She comes
hithly recommended by Mrs Ada F.
, 1191119.
The Woman's, Auxiliary will also
hold afternoon meeting in the lecture
rooms of Unity Hall at which ad-
dresses 11nd discussions by members
of the auxiliary will be board which
will be helpful and interesting.
Annual Banquet.‘
The annual banquet will be bald
(Programs and.
further announcements will be far-
nished at a later date.
i ‘ m...
i
sadryonwam FIREMAN even
COME.
Fred Brawn Runyon tram Sutton-
tioHoliar of Randall Block
- Flooded. .
ili‘red iii-own. one of the members of
the Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
puhy. was overcome by the smoke
"from the; tire in tho Randall block you
tel-day noon lie was revived later,
however, and is fooling himseii again
today. ,
The water which was poured into
~MW' the collar which hold the lire is Bald “was WW” '1 W“ “0‘10"”
to have half illiod the aperture. and it
may be found necessary to pump it
out unions it uinko an uy naturally in
11 low (111.711
. .... WWW“... 2...“... ,.. 1
lie inhibition to '1 rinnit ill. night. 11111th
wilen'ybli hope to sleep? Do you have
n‘liolciiu‘x throat thut keeps you
awake? Just tnlto Fol '3 liouoy and
fl‘ur Compound it will check the cough
and stop the tickling uenantion at once.
{lets not upset the gtomuch. in boat‘-
:l‘VV‘.
annual sessions as conducted by Pm .! V/
Even the Sixnplest Street and House Diesel:
.made after
PIGTORIAL
REVIEW )
PATTERNS 8,43
have that French chic
and style no mm: b admir-
ed by all good (tractors.
We recommend to you
to try One of those——
.lliti'i‘ 0N1»!
February Patterns
' mop ale howl-hotly
CELEBRATED
‘ PlC'l‘ORiAL
REVIEW '
FASHION
soon
it in only 10 (rents
., . ~ when port-buried with one
i ' 2. V 16 cent
' " ' r 1 c r o n 1 1' I.
.5 x v 1 It w
on ‘15 cents mist: mu
. mitt, us ‘ceoto. arm, 15 mt!
WiLLIA11.r.«.nnnna- '
‘ ‘ TWO Stores.
South Norwalk. Cami. "
51.1.1017 oars our 335.000.. , .
H. M. Kooberaperger. vice-
president,
Hsod of New Ham System and Praia _
' .A. S. May. treasurer,
' dent‘ Hustl- on Sling Flnlnclol
gum—4.1“ of Solstice E. a Riggs, executive ISM
Over $61109- " 3‘ ‘
in coulomity with the "ambition? M Sheath, Jr... “an“!!!
hotter pubiiceorclce-Acoinmisson order A 13 Smith. general manager
paused December 2 providing that ev 13.??ch mom” ‘
any company: or association which has J ~M.: Tomlinson general M
mode returns to the commission for '
the year- ended- June 30.1918 shalliV
81.1 wplemont its last nuptial return by
starting, under oath or its president or
name other exem‘rti've officer; iihe
amount of salary or other cosnprnsa-
tion exceeding $6,000 per your paid to
each officer or employee. giving the ”ET;
name and the title of such officer or .of yet
employee. runny of the «public oen' enrol-t
vice corporations under the jurls '-ic .9039”
lieu of the commission have ti‘vd
ntalomontu rtuluoatod.
iiott gets but $35,000 11 year. it will.
be seen.
A lint or officers and omnioyuoo of
the New linvon whose yearly salary
tondent of police.
(3 i..liur.1V:o. wenornl mnmwer mom
111.11 iincklsnd vinonioaidont.18.000
’i‘ it lly rnon formal vlcoprml- police
I dout. whore. roo‘lmollon ho I
coma formally effective Jan.
1, 1914;
ii. Campbell, viooommidnnt.
J. D. llrooge. general napalm
tondent wnniorn division,
ilowrrd Fll’loit (hairmnn. 36.000
lfthli‘ W. Wills. cliioi’ outlined-r ‘
olrotric ond four irocltinr. ho
a wonderful amount 01 8004.3
18mm Major F‘uukhousor. “Tho ten we
13,003
much good.
.18.”
, 10,“
'E. D Robbins, senor-aromatic]. WV
lien or salt (the.
‘ nit bear the tonal
11': 0mm
Chmmm n1 women POLICEMEN successrut,
cmcaoo. Jan. 13.—~Chicato'o an”
perimont with police woman has-prov
on so succesoful that Major Iii. la. 0'
Fuukhoueer. second deputy hum
today sanctioned
that he will unit the city council for
funds to amploy fifteen more women.
'"l‘he man ‘bluecouts have
ii
on the fox-on have been waisnsd‘ to
dance halls and the cloning they hove
7000 ’iiorio them has been conductive dl‘
“We need more police women. W
wont ssquttdwwhut might be called i
p ’SReStaUl‘ant for children and grown persons. For.
‘ sale at all drcg'dialii;
tween Mouton 11nd Providence. 10,003)
ii A iohlun. munngorqnmihuw
imam/M 91011030111110. the m i
2 onion" and r ‘ E LOCk‘WOOd .& ‘ . or and nunplios. 7200
in"... m" “m” ‘ ' "W. ...,. 1 mi i . «1 moon
is 1mm ‘5'“ J) ....h.........wmm»~ .mW V The who police department has “low d (intro 1 o in near,
iii? ’3 "mm“ Fig“ ”0‘ ' W3“ Street; Norwaik - _ dent out olmulnrs with domn‘iptlonh of 11. fiilllhm, electrical sum. ~ 1.9.01
“9’ Valvllograplmgi.xonorai 'W thonrtlolsn takeout the bursiories .1 11mm. .moaitiort.
11ml: horn dundsy night. 1.. ii Keittfieid‘.gon9rsl freight
"tiirtiuit squad" to pooh out 'obn ...-.
ions him and monitors who 1mm
girls in moving picture theaters and N
the dawutown districts."
n" M Milliugmplhition or thin new
'i‘ri
' “(FORMERLY LANE’I) '
35.9004 onus in rule 01 isdios min 7
‘ progress at Tristan: its main
Nu..._....-o..m
«a. . . . . V . . New in the time for
" ' ‘ , you toiayithhstiinar
\liurnov loulmighn
a blunt) at 8
yo inter 611ml 113
its public is cordially
hood all
. loninm » '
unlock, 'Wb '
OFFICE ,
SUPPLIES
_ V _ . Luther M. Wright
413$;ng Sends His Hearty Greetings
, y. . Good Wishes '
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