Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 11, 1915 · page 8

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you SHOULD KNOW.

9v lj‘t tre- [assurance meant mm
honest intentions. SIX out of SEVE
Fire insurance Companies, organizedI
‘ ‘ In this county. have filled or abundon- ‘
ed the m To Li‘VE and W
ml indemntfi" o oompeny mus More
resources to heel: up its policies. Come
In ”laborer. the resources or some

WEEKS IISlAllEll

“skeleton! conflicted by County .

President A. u. Gloom, o1 Beu-

‘ of Ike amplifies represented by us. but] ’ ' I ~‘
I - ind m pick a blg substantial com '

ploy that you can depend 011' in timei . ' " 5

With on: fittl I
. of trouble. It costs no more to insure p p Hg to the magma
the otficers of Division No. 1, A. O. ll.,I1

in a real: good comm

lwere installed into their respective po ‘1
Taylor 8. Golden.

IIultions yesterday afternoon. The oer-
IOUTH NORWALK TRUST ICIOI.

 

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emouy was most elubomto and was
founducted by County President A W
{Connim of Danbury. The function
'U'LDINE'IIIII I was attended by sixty members, in-‘I
Twil‘ii’fi‘)“: eluding prominent Hibernians of Fair»,
field county. ltev T. J. Finn made the
:princlpal speech. taking as his sub
ject: “The History of the A. 0. ll. (Jr 9
gganizatiou,” and all vlslting brothers
3 were called upon to make a few re
‘ marks.

The county board held a meeting be-
'fote the. installation_ ceremony, at
i uh.t11 a general discussion pertaining
; to the advancement of the order took
‘,9plsce.9 Ways and means whereby the
1! membership list would be made larger
9i was considered at length and a delin‘

‘ itc policy to carry out that purpose
The t‘lulstsiu Endeavor SOCiety 0‘1““ adopted.
the South Vorwalk Baptist church will The local lliiislon made 3“ excep 1
this ”fining .1“ 130 p 111., hold amtional record as hosts, giving their
important business the visiting brothers a most pleasing so
church parlor. ycial hour. During that time refreslrI 1
- ‘ 9 mouts were served and informal talks}
.th unhrterly meeting 0; the “(my on various subjects of the orguuizu 1‘
1- (‘uuptm of King'sllaughters and Sons ”0“ “ere held
will he held at the horwalk Metho Follouiug is the list of the new olllI
dist «hum-l1 tumonow ‘BIIPI'IIOOHV lit Iwrs
3 11114211 Chaplains—Rev T. l. Finn.
. _ Presidentwllobcrt ’l‘ullou.
The. session of the city (‘oullt'tl-tu-I- Vice-PresideutwRoger Walsh.
morrow evening promises to be an In- Recordlng Set-retury~—Wlliiun:
terestiug one. The matter of the cut roll.
in the Wages of the special policemen Financial Secretary-Darrow .I.
1 to am- of the questions expected to Moore. I
coins uu. ; Treasurer—«John Clark.
_ > ‘ —» Sergeant-ut-Arms—,~Horry Conroy.
null five sales of property werew-Ig chntlnolwllorrls Grlfdn.

§ corded In Nerwalk, last week ulth Standing Committee—~Michael Ly
‘ mortgages Inotonoting to $8.050 For 0115. chairman; William J. Dcvlne..\llr
" I " the 11131,; week or Jltnuo'ry 1914 there‘ tln McDonough, Dennll Heron. Phillip
alum; thirteen sales of properly.- and: Prendergust.

1 11111113813112 of $l8.900.1 Finance .Commlttee~llugh .1. Mc
‘ lCarthy. chairman;
. . Ilertlo'tfiofrml‘lchs will be held to-‘1 Cfiiu‘les‘T." MEGOvern.
‘3 “1110er oventng at the annual melt-j The' personnel of the County Board

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8111mm..- ., 11:,me miellzwhom «are present it the communal.
111111. 9qu 9111qu use tranlauctton or mum, Andrew w 00111132111211
regular Intuinlss‘. ’ I I1bury; vice- president Alexbnder Bea
'1 ‘ «phyt 311mm. dunnolll locum
1111-1in Wm of importance tire to wuum H mosey, Nornlk: record
‘tboI Tcohsidlérodtu
«Button 0: the south Norwwlk Con; tofu:tre11surer.‘nugti 11.11.1311.

sre'xatilmal church to be held at the Greenwich: division presidents. n
home or [lav John Smpletou 0n BM 10'Connor,- Bridgeport; .wnnam . .11.
9 blew avm1unaomorrow evening. 1 111091;. Daubury; Robert Wilton.- Nan
. 1 ‘1 walk; John Peters, strolled; 1191111111
.197-1911'138 21121.1...“- 01‘ south Norwtilk jsWehey' Stmfdr'd: .401.“ Chung“,

‘ 09““?! Kyushu 0f Columbus, tumor ISmm‘lord; John Vlurthy, Greenwich

11;va evening journéy to Norotou,9 ' _..;_'._____'.._1__._’ - 1
9 Whale they Will open the card toumu VERDICT ALLIOWED TO93TAND.I
' mom with the Holy Name Society. ol‘
“1‘“ 918““ In“? DIM?“ will 183‘“ onI Judge Watch RIlfulll to Set Aside

‘ . the 7: l0 oclock trolley. . " ,I ‘ l Jury-Finding In R?" 2;”. '
3,. ...-. 1 Judge John J Walsh» has refilled. to
A llltlll who was killed in Water- :Set aside the verdict 01““, jury in the
bury a few am all) by Wine from; 111m 111111 unmet the clty 01%|:er
the window of his room In the Bank The original suit was (or 32000. M u
hotel. was subsequently identified as former trial in Comolon Plea Court,
FWM‘M‘F G Smith 0‘ “1559““ and Mrs Rossaecolved a verdict awarding
hi8 DOG) T‘HIS been taken to that ”mm-'QI ‘ her full 11111112121 asked. The 'clty an
‘01 1nteru1ent..Mr Smith “"10 “WI pooled to the Supreme Court. and that
torty 1815199 years Of age had acquaint-é tribunal returned the case to the low-
uncos III IIIIN \Itw.i1t§ had been CHI GT COIII'L At a ITIHI heid a IIICW WQGIIS
ploved ‘“ ngerhury several Years logo, Mrs Ross received 11 verdict 01'
W-,_..~M ’I 3900. The case hus been in‘ the courts

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SPECIAL

' v5.11 llcputica. 251‘ sizv 17c

 

coum'nv CLue mores.

John 1". Moore.

in: 1,141,111; Woman: Guild: of “£er! is made up or the following. 1111 or.

uthemeettnn 0‘ the 111; Secretory. Mel: '8 011111111. sent '

 

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“I?“ Cirlmery butter. lb.

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............................ 35c .
Renovated Butter, lb. ............................... 30C
\l'urrantcd EU ggs worth 352 (101 ................... 30c
(alif. Prunes: 3 lbs. ............................... 170
Salt Mackerel, 4 for ................................ 25c,
10 Stamps FREE with following
1 but. Union Salad .......... . ........................
I but. l’rcnnum Lzltsup .................... . ............ wt:
1 pkg. Minot- Meat .................................. rot;
I can Cocoa ......................................... to:
1 can Tomatoes, No. 3 ............................... too
1 can Gibson Soap Polish ............................ 10’:
I can Premium. Halted Beans ......................... 15c

 

Telephone 371

The East India Tea Co.

125 ‘WaSIllflfllt‘ll Street

I III ItIoI yIIaIiI Society Package

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Just received, a new line of ROY-
AL SOCIETY PACKAGE GOODS.
In Lingerie Walltl. Drooling Sec-
I’quol, Boudoir Cape, Night Gownl,
Col-let Covers, One Piece Camisole.

Children'o Drones, lnfantl'
Dresses. Bibs and Caps.

1 .1. MALLETTE

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Quartcretl tlak ables lor
Dining R0011:
.;A'I?.FACTORY PRICES.
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Jacoby’s

Value to $13

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The Club 113».de new chi!“
"and too service, and hereafter a spec-
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January Clearance Sale
0F WHOM AT
HALF PRICE

L-‘Iomc‘hcre tomorrow and take your'cholce of tlnyvof our:
9 Enlbroldericn. including Flouncings.
iaml Buildings; at HALF PRICE;

War the woman who has sowing: toItlo '
something in tltd way of economy‘ ‘IIIO-

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which were used for ho‘lday decoration regularly 12 1 2t

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PIANOS RENTED.

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Nunlcv Ahoubo,Tlu1mpsm:vlllc Mun.
chorwd in Serious Condition.
TIHHII‘SONY.“ I39." "I. .IJIrtn. ll~--I
Aftenu strool tight lust 11lgh'.ln‘
which Stanley Alcnuhm was stabbed
seven times the police materday
urrcsted three of his alleged assail-
ants: AlltIIQ“ Ilubcl John (logolas
and John Trolln. They will be. given
u hearing In the court today. 1'

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.‘ . . , Steward Miller has revit’ed the cus
Sl‘IH‘II'I’m'Ca 30C 8'77? " 3’“ ton: of serving special Sundav night
SM- H1 punch $1.00 sin . . 67c suppers at the Country Club. That this
H \’\ 06k. tis appreciated by the members was

I . S'houn b) the large number who were

Spresent last evening, about fifty 1120
111111 participating in the excellent sup

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I Stillson-I’owell Corporation
In WASHINGTON STREET

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I X When you begiuto earn]!

begin to save, Ikl'llllilt‘ “'IKIIIOI' 11 low yotus lunoc sow
mu 1111 omnloycl' on still no employ": depends lnr'gcl) up-
un your nhllltv to :u cumulutc capitol.

 

 
 

linmvlodgo null ox .11t-rll'1u-o are important: capitol IS‘

9 indlspcnsnble.

I ,\ savings account In the stump; SOUTH NORWALK
su’INtlg‘ IllillNlt you unl tlull‘ a wonderful help sums-1
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. I- Secretary—C. A. McNamara.

I 9 a series of lectures,athe. dntee'und nu-

. echo) Powderl and roll-ye the pull: and .
”wheat-elite!» once. 738116 8011100110 to
, the drug store now to: a dime package

" plot-111111112111 l_ tow mambo you

' The pollen any the four men start.
.11 u quarrel in a saloon. and then
tdjournod to the stlcct. Akoubp “all
ltfmnd in the roadway late: bleeding
Ztront wounds in his book and 11de—
men. He Is in a serious condition.
l ut It who thought last night thut he

JUNK

9 You Only need write a postal
phone to Samuel Judo, luCcollor to
Wm. Enron, and you will set a ready.

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market for things which you don't

lwant, euch 311.1152, papers, bottles.
rubbers. lcrlprlron.
beds a apeclultyH We are walllpg for
your cell. Samuel
street. Phone 499.

motels. leather

Jello, 37 Fort

 

‘llns u uhnnce of recovery.

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HOLY NAME SOCIETY OFFICERS. I
At the meeting of the Hely Name So-
ciety of St. Joseph' 11 Church, held last9
2211111211115 following ofilcers were

elected:

Presldent-Hngh Campbell.

Vice President—Patrick F. Brophy.
Financial .l.
Hayes.

Treasurer—~Wllllam J. Mc‘llugh

Plans were made for the holding of

”Secretary—~Edward

ture of which will be announced later;

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HEADACHE GONE! N0
PAIN (III NEURIIGIA

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Dr. Jomol’ Headache Powder-l Give
Instant Ballot—10 Canto 8 Pack-
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When your head aches you simply
must have retinal or, you wIll til) tutu: .
lt'l medical: 101111111911 when iron .CMI‘ '
take a. remedy like Dr Jomes' Hold-

 

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' coal.

New

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Our new and upon-date Coal
Pockets are now in use

ready to

"Fake advantage of this plcus‘ ,
ant weather bv having us put

in vour coal.

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“a proper care of

Pl‘Omipt delivery is as- ‘
sured and best qualitv of coal
is guaranteed.

 

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——LET US DO IT—

‘Beaupain 8 Saunders

AILBOIK‘I'ITI'IUSTN.
Still"! I! N()R\\'A UK,

U Hove Trees To Trim

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wonderful value.

 

(1 1‘1. Extension 42 in. top, Round Table for ......... $8.50 ~ -
' Valuc $1400. 3-, .
(1 ft. Extension 45 in. top. Round Table for ...... $12.50 II‘
Value $20.00.
('1 ft. Extension 45 in. top, Round Table for ...... $18.00

 

Red Oak
COAL

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of heat.
A Most Satisfactory Fuel.

WILLIAM shown
3 Rowan St. Phone 441

 

 
 
 
 

Value $25.00.

top, Round Table for ...... $20.00

4 Value $30.00.

(1 gt. Extension 45 In.

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8 and 10 ft. Tables same reduction.

An Opportunity of a Lifetime.

STIRLING murmur comm.

12: m. wasnxomzr mm.
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5'3 Wm! Millard-19.1511: m1.”

 

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‘ “with. Stranded:

We 11111119 'a line line 11
Reasonable l‘rlces

JCHAS. E. DOW

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Ladles Tan Button
Shoes

2.3er $3; $350 and $4.80 at $1.98
Conneally 8Bracken

W Street. .I 1» .4 Telephone 1478-2.

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ISouth Norlvolb

CLOAK 81 SUI l‘ HOUSE

Clearance Sale
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A COMMON CONVERSATION!

to.

to have them examined?" Answer:

without charge, by on OCULIST.
who is a. registered. physician."

THAMER

OCULIISTS AND OPTICIANS.
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“I ”must have my eyes attended
" Where is the best place to go

“I. myself, so to THAMER'S’ be-
cause it is the only place in the‘clty
where you can IlBVO a thorbugh pro-
teaslcnal examination of the eyes

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$25 Suits now $9.95 $20 Coats now ...... $I995‘ '
I1 x$30-St1its now‘ $15100 $30 Coats 110w $14.95
; $4 Skirts. I' $1593 $40 Evening Coats . .31800
I5$6 Skirts? $92198 $8 Dresses .......... 9
. 58f Skirts . ' -._.“_$10 Dream’s ......... $4.98
1‘ $12 Skirts .......... ”$5 9 _,$16 Drcs. cs 9.........$798
_‘; : $12 Coats now ("$5.95 $25 Dresses $12.80
Conn; now while assortment is large. .?
The style store $01" Lollies We alter FREE of charge '

 

 

January Sale
at Blankets 11111 Comicrtales

From 10 to 20 per cent below
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Values that you cannot atlord to I'll

A J Cullins 81* Company

' punmmmmm mo mail“. 9 . .
«ovum MAIN 31112217. SOUTH "”ng
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