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g YOU 3m”, KNOW: ~ -. twenty -five cw? pictures are selling -.’ l . h a]. swmls . , U C ¢
,9 ii. . means on _, .at ten cents The assortment is still . L ‘ d . _ ..1rOC lb . G 3“ E . Q
'5lonl'1: m. SIX 453.13%; large _ ,. " «. arr- ~_ compound 4 3 . ra),3()rl U R N ET U R E A N C E S
Fire [MW Companies. "Ml President Hiram Sharron has call
. Best Creamery Butter, lb. ........ . ................. 35c
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. u acute of toll.
' spotted
‘ The rehearsal of the American Band
will he held tonight at the rooms in
Water street, South Norwalk, —»~- v—«v to avail myself of your otter, though . . .
- .. The Connecticut Railway or...“ it will be a pleasure to me to ride with an“ ale
’i‘here trill be no rehearsal of the Lighting WWW“! has filed Wu‘t ‘01:; 1"" h‘s [plunging-p. into n... run l
symphony Orchestra, tonight, on ac» lions to the general assembly to
. count of the weather.
William ll. Guthrie, of Silvetmine.
leaves tomorrow for an extended vis-
it in Florida. lie will be away about
five weeks.
Washington Catnp. No. ll Patriotic
Order ol‘ Sons of America. will hold
‘ a' regular meeting for initiation and
installation this evening.
. ' A joint committoeitrom Star oft‘o‘l-
‘ um‘iia t‘ irole end (‘ourt‘ Maliackerho,
- Companions .ot the Forest. met last
:. . evening alip— decided! to hold a dande-
at Roddn'er’s Hall on the‘ tscntv-ntnth
“of this month
t. ‘l t“-~"_"
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of Progress Forum. \‘o. l. Fraternall
Forum League, last evening installedl
the omcers at Stamford Forum, No ‘
2. Mr. (form was a guest at a dinner
served in the Dewey Hotel. following
:the ceremonies of installation.
I
‘ Nell Buckley. 01' Cedar street, to-
day resumed his former position in
Stilison-Pou'ell drug store. on Wash
ington street as prescription clerk, till-
ing the tenancy made by the resigna-
tion ol‘ E. M. Roberts, “01' Putnam ave
nue,
authority to construct and operate
additional tracks in Bridgeport, and
the Connecticut Company petitions
for the some authority in New Ha
, ren.\.\'ew London and Norwich.
Court Frances. Order of the Golden
Sceptre. will hold a meeting tomor-
row evening in Mystic Chain Hail. It
is requested that allxmombers be pres-
ent and bring cake, as them will be
visitors from Bridgeport and West—
port. There will be installation at
otlicers,
-.W,Tradic was diverted over the. tem-
porary bridge yesterday afternoon.
while signals, etc.. on the new bridge
‘wero being tested. The old bridge
can Premium; Baked Beans .............. ...... .. . ..
The East India Tea Co.
Telephone 371 lZi'Washhiglon Street
r
JacObY’s‘
Coats
Dresses
$5.98
$1.98
.Value to $15
January Clearancb Sale
of ' lltlllSE thSSlS
‘t‘lnlldflll grow those trees iu'tlrty‘yesrs. :
g be superb."
credit Imong tonight-rs of being with .
."lK to cell npythipg 170‘ have it pro . ,
up to her amt, lifting his hat. polilclt
sold:
“Beg pardon! Can you tell me it
there is a hotel about here where i
can put up for a few days?" ‘
"There. is the l’arsumowuddy inn
but it is a couple of miles from here."
"Nothing nearer?" the young man ,
asked. looking at his suit case, which I
was a trifle heavy. '
‘ho place where you would be torn-
l'ortnblc. 1 am going by the inn and
will take you in my car it you like."
“Thank you very mutth indeed! You ’
are awfully kind. I fear 1 shall have
about and got in beside the young. ‘
lady. He was on u tour of inspection ‘
of dldercnt localities with 'a view to .
buying or building in summer residence. 2
and it was not long before he was .
gathering information. He was thc'
son of u widow and virtually the head ‘
of thc l’amily._ Presently he spied s 9
house on a bill that caught his fancy l
immediately. :
“There‘s thc place i want exactly. I t
The view from its from plans mustl
' “I can give you the owner's name it I
you wish to make an odor for it." sold .
the lady.
"You don‘t mean that it In for sale?"
."Yon can never tell what is for sale
till you ask. 'We Americans have the-
rm. Prices. , $3. $3.50 and stun $1.98
Conneally&Bracken
81 Washington, Street.
(«Wed 8 special meeting of the Rename q , ' ‘
:flmfnrmF" To LIVE “d turnkh Hose Cornpani. of Rouayton. for R . ted 3 ti r it ________ 0c 3, 'ADE T‘ h I F U R N JT U R E C 0 .
malty a company must have Friday evening of this week i euota u c , ). ....................... 3 > 5:27 ‘ ‘ 29 WA ‘ HIH"T “ H ‘_ -.
'murmmm “p “SW‘ W l "Varrantt‘d Eggs, “'Grtll 35C (102. ................... 3°C A young luau allghted from a (rain 5 b M U. :3 I .
i in “away-theme! some ~ A. J. Angeiine & Son have complet _ 'Calii Prunes . . lbs 17: It I. conntry station and stood looking. 50 n N 0 R W A L K
40! the tepid“ “mi“ by “led a sound- -prooi' room, for the dent ‘ _’ ’ 3' ' """""""" " """""""" about him at the beautiful hills and; ‘
and than PM! I his PW com-1 onstrating or the Edison mammal bait Mackerel, 4 for . ........... . .................... 25c Huey, which made up the surround-?
pony “I” you can depend on in time EDiCk Phonograph for which this firm lug country. He was handsomely l '
gterie- Jim‘s I10 mom (.0 ,mmmj are agents dressed: D18 Stilt case was illllfilel‘ed l " ‘:':':':':':' '3' '
a m 5 coupons. - . . [ FREE th £0.11 i over with the labels of foreign hotels, ,
‘ ' The sides of the road on the Con- > 10 Stamps Wi Ow ”8 an indication that he had been a trav-
Tam & Gdd’en ‘ 1190110!“ 3‘9““ are being repaired} i bot Union Salad . . .7 ....................... . . eter. There was but one person at the . . A. sale 0f.
~ “1‘“ about 400 to“ 0’ ““3th “one’ ! l hot. Premium ( atsup ..... . . .. . : . . . . . . x: ”mm“ est-opt “‘0 We"! “Dd “‘5'“ . ’
OOUTH NORWALK THU"? 00.; “not, was left here by the Warren k , M' M ' """ ,9 ' ‘ ‘5 . ,sistants, and that lK‘l‘Stfll was a young 0 ,
. WILDINGk . "e Lonstluction Company, last fall. l I 1) i... ‘. tncc cat ................................ . . 10C ‘ladiv slttlug in an auto runabout, who Lad'es Tan Button
' {Rpm-“0x3 "' 1330 l The work is done under the direction; 1 can Locos ................ - ......................... we had upparentiy come to meet some one
‘ .— _.. j of E. Donnelly, of Bridgeport. l ' i can Tomatoes, No. 3K ................... 5 ............ too ‘on the train. But as the expected per- 1 ‘
—"—— l i can Gibson Soap Polish ............................. to: limit did “0! “"‘W She “'35 Preparing l Shoes
National Advocate George W (301“!le 1 15C ‘ to leave when the young man steppfi
Telephone 1472-2.
A. J. Coll
. NORTH MAW STREET;
oi Blankets and .Comiorlales
From 10 to 20 per cent below
regular prices
Values that you cannot atlord to miss
111881 Company
EUNERAL ominous also molasses,
F f -' scorn nonwauc‘
-" State Bank:- twmlssioner Prod P. wdllprohably be used for this put-3399 Regular 31' 25 values .85 79c get our price." ‘ . -‘-'
tiolt bgswu'pnlntpd Wilden}. E Ed- again tomorrow, it being the desire , “Who omit?" -. Have our the ladder 20 rounds to
. Excellent modulo, made of good quality .tofim. in an amrt- . V “Dr quysob”, ' ' ‘ ’ ' wed k ‘
' 4* .jwardmot‘u. Emittinndtblitk ”Works
., clan; about the filling}? outstanding.
toy that Martins-vice std-mission
Mr. WMK; first when Ruth's:
examination. .wtch a rating,“ 952 on
A sociable and ball will be held till-
der'tho joint auspices of Court Ma-
hackemo and Star of Columbia. For-
esters pl America, in 1Roodpeos :ijlull
- on :iynuhmgton. street January 29th.1
Plans for the event were' discussed
at the mootinr'ot- Cant-t ’Muhdckemo:
last.» evening.- installatiomof oilicers
was postponed until next meeting
, night, »
.'l‘he report of the Dairy and Food
' Commissioner. of the state of Connec-
ticul. reteutlv issued, shows that the
milk outwit of South Norwalk is in-
yearly. The suggestion is
made that three or four inspections
coil and smoker, ,u'ith suitable enter-
omits contractors and engineer not to
glucouvonlence the public
HA big time is in store for: the mem.
bers of Uncas Tribe. No. 26. I. 0. R.
M..> who this evening will hold a rolb
ltalumont. three entertainon from
' Bridgeport being engaged. Officers will
be installed by John Otzel of Don-
bury. The evening promises to be
one of great pleasure.
The State Bar Association of Con.-
necticut will hold its annual meeting
in Hartford on ,liiondayb._.lanunry 25.
The meeting will he held at the su;
promo court room at 2 p. m. The
committee which hasbeen appointed
to take charge of the meetings con-
sists of William BroSmith. John '1‘.
Robinson. Hugh M Alcoru. Eduard
l M. Day and Charles Welles Gross '
moi of pluk, blue. blacii one thunder «indium-cits, cut on
JIM lingo; thoroughly well made: clinic”. a . 4 y
You will feel amply rcpcld by coming early in order to occur“:
the most advantageou. selection. “‘
... ..
‘The N. E. Ryan Co.
I _“ WAIHINOTOh ITRIET. '- IWTH’ NDRWALK.
‘
For tip-tom. "Bonito 'Ol‘ll“ '
5 Fred H. cannon, '
«Fulani. Director and Emu-trust"
some sod .nuldgneo
Telephone 904.
PIANOS RENTED.
THE M. -SONNENBERG-
PIANO CO.
property could be bought? it my
.sbout noontJme.. Here is your inn."
. Good morning."
. uhd not a hotel.
fillollld be made throughoat the year; “We allus magnifies de importance
A committee was appointed at theIOf our own doin's." said Uncle Eben.
meeting last. evening of the Mayflower : "A man wit a funny story on his mind
Hook and Ladder Company to or imagines dat everybody ought to
range matters regarding the plnochle still) work and lsten."
tournament for the. Rtordon cup
l The list of the British and Foreign
iltble Society at the present time in-
. lcludes versions in 456 tongues—the
Sol llrpztticu, $i.00 sizc 67c
——.—-
For 0pc \Vcek. MUST BE‘ON THE W. w_ World radiating front any single peak. your call Samuel Jane, 37 Fortl hops the gentleman “0“” make a g
. ..0- 1 . . d '. -- Surrounding the mountain ore beuu- . - -
. ‘ ) linen I ate a thing to at}, re ttt‘ul forests of fir and cedar and in the street. Phone 499. proposition at table. Just received, a new line of ROY.
StIllson-Powcll Corporation ."lifrked Casey. "but a glass av milk Wm, park“ below the sm'm mm m . This was for more than the young AL SOCIETY PACKAGE GOODS. :
an 0i drank thot.’ "' —" man had hoped for. He sent word that.
.2 WASHINGTON . STREET.
%_ .~- .
m
WORKERS
\vlm‘arc ambitions to succeed must rcalizc that
no
day's work stands by itself. Part of your daily ex—
go
» ‘pcricncc and part of your daily earnings must
in make your future success.
A savings account enables you to build up capital,
whic'h Is the result of accumulated day' 5 work.
~ 84 So. Main 8h, 80. Nomlk. ‘
GRANDEUR lN GLllclEllS.
The Alpine-Mk. Scenery In Mount Rai-
nier National Park.
Mount Rainier National park ls sit-
ot’ the largest glacier systems in the
luquiant liclds of wild flowers of all
colors and descriptions. The lower al-
titudes or the park are densely tim».
hemlock. maple. l
tiered with fir. cedar,
alder, cottonwood and spruce. The
forested areas. extending to on ultt~
tude ot’ about 6.501") foot. gradually do:
crease in density of growth after an
altitude of 4.000 foot is reached. and .
the high, broad plateaus between the
glacial canyons present incomparable
scenes of diversified beauties. seeming-
ly arranged to suit every taste.
These “parks." us they are called, are
_ studded herennd there with lakes and
streams bordered with clumps of pie-
turesque Alpine firs and gorgeous beds
of wild flowers. and in numerous in.
stances apparently tender blossoms will
be found pushing their heads out from
under the snow.
The general elevation of the glacial ,
volleys at: the boundary lines of_the
These valleys short! a comparatively
easy grade to the lower ends, or
“snouts.” bl the, various glaciers. up
proximately no avenge additional ele-
vation of 2,000 feet. At thesé glacier
spouts the cool Alpine nature of Mount
Rainier Natloriiti :iiurlr territory is.
thrust upon the traveler. and from.‘
dyer. around and alongside the glaciers
traits have been constructed withn
protection of the. fondant ‘Wtfid
.- . _- -.._ .W._x._ *4”
park is about 2,000 feet above sea level. .
view to making the wondmsrl-Imture .
,. within the pork easily newline as
root ,u' to‘ who Wdfmufid for the“ '
104 WASHINGTON ST.
ml
JUNK DEALFD-
You only need write I postal
i
0T1
beds a specialty. We are waiting for!
New
Our new and up-todhte Coal
Pockets are now in use and'
ready to take proper Care of
coal. ”Prompt delivery is as-
sured and best quality of coal
is guaranteed.
Take advantage of this-pleas-
ant weather in having us put
in your coal.
"rt,
‘_ Harts 8t Cans ”
Coal Pockets '
7 .tereattug' topics to discuss than a mat,
.ter ogbnslncss. That: was attended to
, by Miss Gruycon's representative, The
apt-open; “airtight; by the William?“
“How would i learn whether the.
to me that it Would be dry impel-ti
mill to go to a mum house and uh ,
him ll’ he wishes to wit it." .
“You might any that you have heard .
that Mainly the place could be bought
and had called to learn the facts.
There would be no lmpertlncnce lot
that."
"I don‘t know that there would be."
“You‘ll nun Dr. Grayson at home:
“run over so much obliged to you
for your lift and for your information,
"You‘re qulto Welcome. I suppose,
you will go to see Dr. Grayson today." i
“i think I will"
“Well. he sure to go at noon.
will be. sure to find him then."
“Thanks, very much.”
The young man wentinto the inn.
which resembled a private residence
Hos-spent the morn-
ing in a hired auto visiting dlll'orent
localities. but found nothing for sale
and was averse to spending the time
required to build. > He kept his eye on,
the Grnyson residence and hoped that
III-’wouId dud the. owner willing to put
it Brit 0 I u it. Between 12 tnr. ‘ ‘ "clock
ho dim-ted the chautt'pur to take him
there.
Ho told the butter.
You
who odvnittetl
son would be willing to discuss the i
mutter; it lit dug the luncheon hour por— l
though he felt like an intruder. he
would accept the invitation, In a few
minutes he heard a rustling of shirts
on the staircase. and :i lady entered
the room.
She was the person who had driven
him from the station to the inn.
"You are doubtless surprised to see,
me.” she said smiling
“Not more surprised than 'plensr-d."
was the gallant reply. "You are"—
“MiSs Florence Gt‘ni‘sOll. I put on
a prefix to which I am entitled. but
seldom use it. The “doctor" indicates
1 degree I acquired in a postgraduate
course at college. I trust you will ex-
cuse my not making myself known as
the owner of this property The truth
ls that we are thinking of spending
some time abroad, and if we do the
place would be onlyan encumbrance."
“And I having just come from abroad
tho property'would be very useful to
me."
At luncheon eiorything was talked
rwhout except the purchase of the prop-
orti. The gentleman having been a
traveler and the lady havlugbeen high-
ly educated, they found tor more in
but when. mom-on Went amid
uM‘
Red Oak
COAL
of heat.
A Most. Satisfactory Fuel.
WILLIAM EFFRON
3' Remix St: Phone w
'L'I' .g-u. ,
Burns cleaii hnd‘giv‘e's plenty
’56 Water. street, where .I spit conduct
o First Class Plumbing Ecubunhmt.
‘ _ H. A. HEGELEIN
Phone 1106.12.
*5;
use cAseonu'Noum smunmno
arouse."
Ladies .
u
Royal Society Package
Dresses, Ella; and Caps.
J .1. ~MALLETTE
hockey I Skates _
With Strap Heels.
in Lingerie Waters, Dressing Sac-
ques, Boudoir Caps, nght._GowIIc,
Corset Covers, One Pl'ece Camisole,
Children's Dresses, lnfantc’ Long
U llavc Trees To Trim
--LET US DO IT-
Beaupain & Saunders
ARBORGI'III‘UIHSFI‘S.
HOU’I‘H NORWALK,
GONN.
Dévév’
50c TEAS
Equal to most 60 cent ;
grhdfs. 66 S 3‘.“
bone to Samuel Jello, successor tot n . n t' - th t h
S . . . p In). to any. to r. .ruyson a o
PECIAL complete Bible in 112 languages, the g:32:i:xtmxfigtzstrmtggzsthi’téggg.eating: Wm 5m“ and you will get a readyl had heard ”we was a possmmy that
i Sal llcpdlica. 250 size _____ 17c new Testament in 111 more. and at Tacoma it has an area of 207.360 market for things which you 'Idon't :1: :xdfiiul: hit: Dior-e. 12:31.??? i i Allie“ Do Minna“,
. . . .ieast one book of Scripture in 233 . . . . want. such as s a r b til 0 01‘ sen ounropos l t‘ I
Sal H.» miles. W Sm ...... c. , I acres and comprises Mount Rainier . I _ PIE 1 ll 96 8. 0 es. l . . S“
I 5 34 other languages and all its approaches. includingono rubbers, scrapdrdu’. metals. leather; butlu returnnd "Nd said that Dr Gruy ' ’ quCSSG!‘
We have a line line at
Reasonable Prices
CHAS E. DOW
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YOUR EYES ARE WORTH
TO YOU JUST WHAT
YOU SPEND 0N THEM!
How much a year do you spend
on yours? The health" or your eyes
is just as important as any part. of
your body—more so.
We retain OCULIISTS (graduate
physicians) to examine eyes.
No charge for examination.
Glasses as low as: 2.00
THAMER
OCULISTS AND OPTICIAND.
Open Sat. Evenings. , Est. 189:
2p
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