. both papers will ‘couti me to _ 7
lished in the future undc1 the some.
nonwaut rnus‘r co-
aurtaiuo.
rstéhuq NE 11130.
”but
-.—.
gfiita’hJoseph B. Rider of South Nor-
«hark. silent gestyprday in New York
on businés's"
1 “fl: Misses Sadie 1F. Bodweil and Miss
. Mary C. Everltt have returned sitar
'1 spending several days in New York.
-Wlnter caps. winter caps. O’Brien.
“A new- catch basin has been 115ml-
7{ed by the street department at the
“junction of Baily and llouton Streets.
Mrs. E. M. liaisch. or 9 Reed street
has 1eturned home after spending the
winter with her daughter in Boston.
Mass.
(Mr. 'Scheld. of Ponus avenue. told the
police" last night that he was looking
for his boy. It was found that the lad
had been working all day. . ..
_‘Routine business was trasacted
1 at the meeting of the Central Labor
9 Union and the members want to Mus-
ic Hall to attend the show last night.
Edward V. Worden, former City of
Norunllegouncllm?‘
hardware" store, 11 taken a tinsmon
with Contractor John W. Beatty. in his.
East Side store
‘-lSaturday’s‘ Specials—The Very
best creamery butter, per 1b., (lie. 3.
Stall, Cottage street.
1‘1.
The New Canaan Messenger was re.-
rvlved yesterday, by the editor oi the
Darien Review. and it is unde . d
management.
The ‘liello island bridge has been
repaired. l'l‘he retaining wall on the
south side of the approach which col-
lapsed some time ago has been re
paired and put in .good condition ag-i
sin. The work was done by (711111!
tractor Frank J. Lockwood, of Row-‘
nylon, under the direction of Street.
Commissioner tieorge A .‘Sherron.
M’ullie Sannnis, the wealthy cop!
‘ member of the South Norwallt police?
. precinct force.1lias a scarf pin which
is the envy of his brother otilcers and
late or Prowttt's .
pb‘
Become One
ICAN
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Vegetable Combination Sale
.
1 CAN NO. 3 STANDARD TOMATOES
a .
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tz‘Storé? We WiilMake ‘
.It Ea:y for y}... to
We W111
\cw Spnvflbresses $5 95 $25
tiful display of iine New
. " Spring Dresses
Show for tomorrow a bean-
Scason to Another
A "It 18 Our Policy Not to Carry Goods From One,
3f0125c ? 1" $1 Children’s "
MILK CRACKERS. 3 11s
sooA.CRACKERs,3ns
3 cans Square Milk
, SpeCi‘al Cut Prices on
National B1scu1t Company 8
Oven Fresh Crackers 1
GINGER SNAPS. lb. 7c. 4 lbs.
“—4.“
25 cents
Dresses 69 cents ,'
M-
S]. 50 Ladies Wash
Dresses 69 cents Z,
“ ‘OOCDOO' IHZIC'G'JQ'KXICNI “1"“.th V
All; Coats S775
Regular Prices SIS toSZZ 50. Your
choice of any‘Coat ii the store
at $7.75
$2.50 Ladics’ Wash
Dresses ‘99 cents :
.: WMWOWOWWQOQQOW) 391301) 30 1
VA“ Suits”? S5 .Si‘7955.SCI ..
. Regular Prices $12.50 to S75 ‘
oneoororwmatooucx :1ca:o1:~:~:a:~:~:-. .
25 cents
$2.150 Silk and Net
Butter-' 35c lb
The quality of our Butter speaks for itself.
packed incur sanitary packages and you'll never go back
to the old wooden butter dish again§ Half and pound prints.
'~ Waists
$1.49
. Serge Dres 9898 at $5 95
Pretty. New Spring Sarge Dresses in;
Get butter 3 yard 3
12'4c Embroidery 80
all colors. go on sale at $5 95
. WW (wmfimtoogcooogw «30.3150.
Children’s Coats at $2. 95
. Pure i ard - 140 WarrantedEggs .
29c Leather Bags 19c
.. Regular Prices S5 to S7
Take your pick of all our Children’ 3 Coats, and pay
us S2 95. Valves S5 to S7
250 Window
19 cents
" a Month
Smoked 3111s}.
2 for 5c
0
dozen 36c _
3 Salt Mackerel
20 cents
I S1 Kimonos 69 cents
10 Stamps Free with the Following
S1. 39 {Simonos 89 cents
S}. 503 imdnos 99 cents
Sale A of Kimonos ' Si
S3 to $5 Shapes 49c
'3 100 Shapes must go tomorrow.
' sale at’SB to SS, go on sale at 49c.
early for the best selection
Shop
. WWEWWW
All Hat Trimmings '/2 price
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Shades Z
All Shapes that '
Silk Petticoats S1. 49
50c Corset Covers
at 39 cents
Sic. Spool Cotton 31: “
per spool
ta‘mxomm 3C. ' 1. DOC
(J
Sale of Blankets
Si Blankets 75 cents
$1. 50 Blankets 99 cents
31-3 Blankets $1.49
Ԥ*.Sl 75 Blankets $1.25
(‘3'
$31 Corsets 79c
"' 75c Corsets 59c
$3 Ncmo Corsets
at $1.95
25c Ladies’ Winter
ace:-
3’."3’2“Z!§"3C"3QO
.CD‘WC
Underwear 190
50c Ladies' Winter
Underwear 39c
50 c Belts 39c
72‘“ I pkg C3111 Sia’i'tit' 1 10‘s,. ‘7 $2.5(1monos 51.25
1pkg.BirdFood....... ..... . .. .. ............. we
1 pkg Plll‘t. Soup, sernething new ............... . 101:
1 can I’1cmium Beans ....................... . ...... . 150
I jar Apple Butter . . . . . .. ............. . ......... soc
I jar Peanut Butter ..... . . . .. ......... . ..... . ....... 10c
r‘pkg. Cleaned Currants . . .. ............ . ......... 12c
Exrfia Stamps wrth’l‘eas ahd Coffees
: "l‘fll‘fl’ fl'-
N'W‘N‘ v“
Tel 871
friends. It is 1a has relief reproduction 1
of September. Mom and is done 111'1
:Roman gold. it takes Wallace to
sprint; the new ones.
' ~ ~141th ingrata O'Brien's. .
l-i‘erman napkin,” of Lowe street, and
Miss Elizabeth 'Watson, both or the
New York grocery store in Washing-
" ton street. enjoyed a holiday yester-
day and went to New York. 11 was
Mr. Danke's first time in the metropo-
lis and the sights he now were won
tirous. 'l‘he l-llppodrmno was visited in
the afternoon and in the evening the
young people went to the motor boat
bhow. Mr, ilanko's fondness for
anchor boats is orerwhoiming, and ht»
Was in his element at the show.
erythin-g he saw in New York makes
. up, a picture he never quite conjured
‘efore. It is said that he has a stiff
" 111111311 today, an‘uhfaillng complaint of
.1 st timers in the big clty.‘
A 'y Prize Waltz
2-Silver-
Loving “Clips‘iaga
'3 Friday, Feb. 6th
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WE GIVE. AND RE‘DEEM PFIEMIUM TRADING STAMPS.
WOMAN SEEKS PENSION. A
,4.
Mrs. Kidney ertco to Postmaster:
Marigold for information. l
in order that she may obtain a
pension fromthc United States Gov-
ernment that she claims is due her
because of her husband’s services in
the Civil War. Mrs Caronnemdneyf
of East. Norwalk, today requested
Poat111aster William H. Marigold, 0!.
Bridgeport. to do what he could to help
her locate some Euston people who'
» knew her husband. 1
FN- l
,‘obtaiu her pension, Mrs Nidnoy, who
is 88 years old, must prove’that Dis-
Joseph Disbrow‘ was Mrs. Kidneyfs
husband at_tl1at time. He was dis
charged from the service in August,1
1863, and died in September, while on}
his way to his home in Easton. To
b1ow contracted his disease while in
ithe army.
Postmaster Marigold will be glad
to hear from anyone havingn any new
qualntance with blsbrow before he pomp,“ Union is preparing to 0010.;
left to go to the front. i
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M.Jacmsorrv1111.n.m .
Sight-seeing automobile was struck by
Monday. Wodnenday and Frldny'
500 (lulvaniped (larbago Cans .. 371:
If so a ‘11 you satisfied that they
have been ilttou to your eye: in a
correct and proper manner? How
They Given Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they would? it
they haven't or you need glasses.
consult me at. once.
WILLIAM J. MOORE « ‘
OPTIGIAN. . .
Room 6. Kosher Bulldlng, .
No. 168 Wuhlngton 8t.
Opposite Hoyt'o Theatre.
Free Bolivar-y to All Parts
otclty or gountry,
. awnings. 6:30 to ll.
N. Y. address-72? .1"? Ave" 9 to
4 p. m. daily.
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WOMEN'S POLITICAL UNION.
NEW YORK. Feb. l3.--’I‘Ile Women’ H
REGION.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6.—-—-Pre‘mlor
Yamamoto, of. Japan, was invited to
'hrate the birthday at Lincoln with a day to resign by a delegation of cm-
- twelvehour talktest tor suffrage; no rents and politicians trom the province
FOUR KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT- my part or the city will be visited by or lll‘ukukos. ibeoauso of the scandals
6 F99 5““ speakers.
lthat have Mitten out or contracts for
naval supplies. accordliia to cable M-
: Seaboard Air Line Wilma train Pouczmu KILLEO av GUNMAN. vices received here train roan not
here todt‘ty and four persons are re—
ported killed or dangerously 1319"“ Edward Martha. shot under tit .iie'oitt
Tweiltwflve persons are reporbpd hurt. last night,n by a gunman whom he was to Mr Admiral It. Fill“ and ammo;
NEW YORK. Feb. . 6.—‘~Pollcamln night. 1 ‘1
The detonation tirade ltri‘ next visit
Ion £1311,“ 11111111111111 hits because
Anniversary Sale Housefurnishings ' 1
Economics You Garnet Afford .
ALBERT F. GEHEBE
. 25 West Washington Street. south Norwalk
Next to 'l‘elephone ouilding
(”I'm/In d/iw/Zw/‘w ailin- ‘7'" W
.‘Mo ‘1‘. r a?" “1'
PREMIER YAMAMOTO INVITED TO
l
...' .................... . ..... 98c
sum. 15 contrii
Waist. 15 cents.
Phone Orders.
", Prumptiy Attendcd_'l'o. South Norwalk. Conn";
and style so much admir-
ed by all.
We recommend to you-
to try One of these-
I'ATTEBN‘ {1:
.. t "l
Eyen the Simplest Street and House Dresses
30 Stamps Free with i ll). Tea ....................... goo . ‘- 1 1 - : A H . , made after
210 :tmnps Ilircc witlli 1 111.21%. ....................... 20c Phone 1069'2 “lime 1069' 2 1 ' ' '1 1: 1 P I C TORIAD
)0 . lamps ‘1'cc Win 1 ). ca .................. ” ..... 0c ‘ ‘ Ew
10 Slamps Free with 1 lb. Coffer .................... use i. .' ' ' . P§E¥IERNS (543
15 Stamps Free with i ll). Coffee ...... '. . .‘. ...... 30c. ll JP : . . , »’
21> Stamps Free with 1 lb. Coficc .................... 35c ‘ fl mm mm Fm“! me
good dressers.
I JUST ONE!
I 3 ' 1 ‘ .
to MISS. Come I omorrow February Patterns
uh . also Ibo
‘ 125 wa‘shtngton Street 59c Dustleas Floor MODS. -------- 39¢ 1 390 Two Quart Gray Enameled Tea m u I"
moo Galvanized Ash Cans ..... 980 and Com. Pom ............. 24c CELEBRATE]?
.1125 Copper Nickel Plated Tea 101 1) -, . . 1 PICTORIAL
c 11.110111! Extra Strong liouse- | VIEW
KERN" 8 qt size -------- ”9° hold Ammonia ...... 3 bottles 19': RE 82".?" ft
W-..» ”1-... L ,“mm“..."To...“_..,....-__........._._..___..-_ . v C ........ 3 o c '
n “ma oat Hunger! ' r 6 69:: 1‘ Light Quart Gray Enameled . FASHION 3" ‘
E88 Boxes, made of heavy paper ”‘ Tea Kettles .................. 39c BOOK 3
, """"'""'.'",.’ 9‘: dozen b0“. " x .
3M, l’arlor‘ ilro'omb No. it ....... ‘ 26c 251: One Gallon Galvanized Oil (fans It in only 10 cents
‘ ........................... 151: when purchased with one
390 Family Size Glass Wash Boards 1o cent
......... 29.; 5c Waxed Sandwich Paper 2 Wm. 51: I, 1 0 'r (”HAL
.. 1 . 1 1 10¢ scrub illrualles ........... 7: $1.25 'l‘wanty-four 1b. Family Scales . n n: v 1 m w / .va
no You WEAR GLASSES?
Waist 15 con utd)
skirt/11s cents ,
=1
WILLIAM P. BEERS.
Two Stores.
Norwalk, Conn.
. _.... ....-.L1.. .. ... £3"...
REAL ESTATE SALES.
‘wwun1hi‘m‘
lions have been recorded with
town clerk:
Margaret Sasse to Frederick ll.
dlont hullding lot,
War.
money from the Japhnese branch of
the Siemens Company of Germany.
which has supplied various kinds of
apparatus for new battleships .
At a meeting held yesterday in To
lilo, the same advices say. a rescin-
that was Adopted lmpéachlng the pram
out cabinet. The meeting was an
tended by persons from many sections
to! the country on the speakers in
eluded prdnilnettt parliamentary lead
6111- .
street. ‘War.
Nor-walk investment Company
view 111 anus. Marathi.
I’M ..,
» Westport avenue. War.
George M. Wood to Harbor ll’i‘ew
Sanity Company. lot. Harbor View .“lk- War.
1.111.: vjlaa a: van introduce
The following real estate transac-
I1 airfield Pnrk.l
Edwin «L. Hoyt to llilmer 11“. Bracken
and with. lot and building, Academy
City of Norwalk. lot. and buildings. Sena
‘ Lewis Barnes to Achiilo Insular: lot. ‘
N OTICE 7
thei
0n and after Monday. 1311.12,} 3
110‘! 1914 deliVer all freight
Pier 27 East River
Foot of Catherine St.
101
THE NMWALK BTEAMOAT LIN
”SHORE! F. FOOTEI 0. F. A.
1for, Norwaik and south Not-walk.
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