PAGE EIGHT
I'lrelusnrmeIacts
you SHOULD KNGW
Fire Insurance means more than5
honest intentions. so: out of snt EN
Fire Insurance Companies. organized'
In this county, haregailed or abandon-f
ed the business. To LlVE and tarnish
real indemnity a company must hovel
resources to back up its policies. Come"
In lnd look over the resources of some
of the companies represented by us‘
and then pick a big substantial com-
ftauy that you can depend on in time
of troubi; it costs no more to insure
in a real good company.
t'I‘aylor & Golden
.OUTH NORWALK TRUST 00
Belmont.
TELEPHONE
I230
has‘
marge trout
been g .mled to Ansel P
A ttls‘" bankruptcy
l’errv oi
by Judge Thomas. of the
iltilFS «ottrt. L
Bridgtx 'J‘I‘I
Ilttit. it
lb.
Edna Andetson. a young boy of
Cross street, was bitten in the back
and on his IttT't‘nrnt. by a dog. yester-
(Illy alt.<t'noon. While the. bites drew
(orth himti. the uounds arc not very
deep out no serious result is anticl-
patetl
Lei. I.1tltl51 lt‘tg .\'. Y. .‘lttrkel.
Pull tonight. Nortvallt Armory, (I.
William McKinley Camp, .\‘o. it. I‘. 5
W. V.
George Httmestou, who has been t‘m ;
ployed Pin a machinist in the our shops
(.l' the; Nuw York. New Haven & Hart“
5 ‘Toi‘dl‘laitrvtad. in_l\’lterbury, has gone
to lranltttry, to take the pitsition as
night loretnan cf the engine house, to
fill the t'JCllni‘y caused by‘the appoint»
merit (:‘I Eduard l‘. (‘arroll to night
‘IIIC'FS office, on Washington street.
' of King's Daughters.
-'-will help furnish it Home «for the Aged .
Veterans, will hold a'ball this et’é‘fiin?1
in the Toun Assembly Hall 1
. Hats. Caps. at O’Brien's.
Dr H. F. Bates entertained a party
(. fn'ends at dimly- at the Norwalk'
Country Club, lastggvening. ‘
v: um;
i
The Trinity Young Men's Glob will ‘
ltold a special business meeting this‘
evening in their quarters on Railroad L
t
HHantburg Steak 16C lb. N.
. ’avenue. 1
George Hemingway’s father is quite
ill‘at his home on til North Main.
street. ills many friends look for a
speedy recovery. .
» Mtntzzs January Clearance Sale be,
gins tomorrow. lioors open at ll 3. 1n.
Republicans are invited to attend
IIIl’ meeting of the South Norwalk.
.chnblicnn (‘lutb at the office, of At-
torney Yoshutgh. this evening.
«Soil Hats, Soil Hats. ()‘Ilrlen's.
Missiles-sis Field. of Raymond Bro
is
confined to her home on Bttrritt ave-
nue with a slight attach of illness.
"II-Elli tonight. Norwalk Armory, (l.
\lillittm McKinley Camp, .\'o. 9. II. S.
j\\', Y.
|
installation t. officers
(‘oun‘iL Daughters of Liberty. scheti
tiled to be held last evening. ,was
postponed until next meeting nisltt.
Routine busintss “as transacted.
at Banner
—U1nbrelltts: t)"-
llrien's.
Mourning Hands,
A special meeting of Trinity lirant'h,
t}. I“. 8., last evening was held in the
church. It was decided to give a
.dance next Wednesday evening in
ltoodner's Hall. on Washington street
——-Shottlder Lamb 12c Ih. N. Y. Mkt.
A sttocesehil and delightfully enjoy-
able supper was given, last evening
In the South Norwalk Baptist Chttrclt.
under the auspices of Miwah Circle
The proceeds
‘ room. .
“*1.th Chops, lac. lb...\'. \'. ilnrltet.‘
hot at wortsmen are much pleased
Vwitlt Ills trimming rot. Representative
‘ John Reid. of Bethelon the legislutlve
couunittea on Fish and Game. Mr.
Reid is known to be in favor oi betw-
ganto protection and it is believed that. “
his presence on the committee will
have the effect of doing much ‘for
the benefit of local sportsmen.
~—ilait tonicltt. Norwalk Armory_ G.
Wittmut McKinley. Camp. No. 9. u- s. ‘.
W. V.
The .ttttl-sttlfragett'es" scored nnW
other victory Wednesday in the .Inn-
5 tor High ol' the Franklin School Dur-
ing tlm English period of the. four
year cmrtnercial section each scholar
was allowed a few minutes to present
his or her views Eor or against grant-
ing the l’Itt'Ilot~ to women. Many clev-
er and inteyestlng arguments were
given, The pupils then voted. to be-
ing 1'11 tarot of woman suffrage and
12 being against it. Miss R. Jones,
'I.lt.Ell.-‘»'tt t-acher was in charge.
V .' gPECI’AL.
Sol Hepatic-:1. 25c st/t ...... 17c
Sal lIt-tt'ttittzti'45tit‘ sin . .. 34c
Sal lltjrttica, $1.00 size . 67c
l‘or (Inc \Veck.
Stilison-Powell Corporation
In WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
CON N.
‘mnde this
flour and grain dealer of .South Nor»,
. per barrel_
rel.
' European Wan because of the
”moose 'quttntlties or wheat being ship-
. pod and to be. shipped to England. The
‘ ot' brand will probably
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WORKERS
. who are ambitions to succeed must realize that
day's work stands by itself;
. I‘lt:i‘I(‘llC(‘ and parl"0t‘ your dailyrcarnings must
to make your future success.-
A savings account enables you to build up capital,
which isthc result of accumulated day's work.
-~Mlnt.z's January Clearance Sale on,
gins tomorrow. [More open at it 11. n1.
4
A pleasant reception and dance]
last evening, was enjoyed by alargc
number of local and out-oI-town peo'
ple in Quitttter‘s Hall. on Railroad
ttventte, under the auspices of Ed'
mond’s Orchestra, of Bridgeport. L. R
I Burnett. William Hamilton; u. C. no
mood and S. E. Berrner were; in
charge of the affair.
-~Derhlos. Derbles. O'Brien‘s. l
A startling raise in the price 01
floor may be expected during the year
of 1915, according to a statement
morning by a prominent
walk. The wholesale price of flour,
today is $8.25. .Tltelm-al
dealer predicts that by April the price
will jump to $12. and that. bc-fore the
year Is over. flout will be $15 tt bar.
The blame for this is put on the
no
press of the country records a SI(‘n(I.\'
..ruise ln'u‘heai on, the exchanges. and
it has been suggested that the‘ price
be increased.
on thestauilard loaf made smaller in
tiIYC’.
~r—Hat Btushes. O‘Brien's.
A goo-.1 adv,
paper.
pays best in the best
1
1
I
no
Port of your daily ex-
g0
._X "4.1.- -
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McKinley Command. spaniel: Warl
SIX
:-:SPECIALS:-:
FOR SATURDAY
BIG
Maine Potatoes
The FitteSI, per peck
16C
SMGKI
SMMMM
Armours
45 Swif_i_§'_
lc
. 2L8
BEAN and TENDER
THREE
POUNDS.
.SUGA
Granulated
3 pounds to a customer
R.-
15¢
LARD
Swift’s Compound »
106i?
BUTTER
The Finest Creamery
3501:}?
Good Table
BUTTER.
SOCg
You may ttssort to suit
'(jhoirt- Sugar Corn
Fancy I‘Lttrly 'lune l’cas.
No_ 3 Standard 'l‘oinatocs
Rittcr's Pork and limits
Monocacy lrttnd Surcotm‘h
No. 3 can Sliced Ilt'cts
New Shelled l’oppiug i'orn.
White Rose Mince. Meat
«F SPECIALS ~
3 3 25¢, .
l PHONE 4 4 I.
i
yourself.
Ilt. pkg.
10 Stamps FREE with following.
1 bot \I’rctnlutn C atsttp ................ ..... ....... t5c
1 cut a\11 Camp 5 Lvup. .\lilk ..........' ............ Inc
I can Liquid Iitmmclinc . ........................... IOC
I can Snider's 'I‘ontztto Soup ....................... 1°C
1 can I‘looton t'ocon ................................ 1°C
2 pkg: Tooth Picks t‘flCIl .................... .....v 5c
.1 lb. Swift‘s ()lcomargarinc. each .................... 25C
1 hot. Imported \l'tirt‘t‘stcrsltirc Sauce . . . . ..... . . . . . .. 15C
order. " None better to l)(‘ had
\
l‘t‘cc
Telephone 371
Extra Stamps with Teas 6 Coffees
Include :1 pound of our famous Iiast India Coticc in \‘ottt'
The East India TeaCo.
125 Washington Street
for the money. 15 Sitttttps
.30¢ 1.1:.
; LADY WASHINGTON
LODGE INSTALLS
Large Number of New Officers Assume
Stations, Following Which
Supper Was Served.
The Lady Washington Lodge. t\().
21, Shepherds of Bethlehem. met last
and the following officers were install-
ed by Deputy Commander Mrs. Annie
Brown of New Haven, assisted by Mr.
Brovvzn
Coinmandep—Preston Boyd.
Vice Commaider—Carrle 0thamt‘.
Past Comnttinderr—Charles- Otltame.
Chaplain—Minnie Northrup.
Marshal—Annie 'ithame.
Aid to Commander—Thomas
thrup.
Scribe—Earl Garfield.
Treasurer-Gregory lskayan. .
Accountant—Lottie Platt.
Mistress of Ceremonies—Hattie
Lockwood.
' Outside Guard—.Lewis Weed.
Inside Guard—Walter Seaman.
Musician—Ethel Hoyt, ; 4
There2 was willful! litandluce.
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK AND TO ALL POINTS 11v :1“
i THE SOUTH AND WEST.
l Through car service to all important l
llnterlor points, making connections
with daily through cars to the follow
1 lug points: Cincinnati, Cities :0. Don;
ver indianapolts, Kansas Ulty Louis
.vllle Little Rock, Oklahoma. City St
lbouis and Salt Lake Cit).
York (loot. at Catherine 8L), every
day except Sunday at 3 p. m. Freight
I received at Noro all: up to 6 p. m. and
{at South Norwalk up to 5: 30 p. in.
THE NORWALK sTEAMBOAT. LINE
: Arming J. Smith, Luneu.
,1 George F. Footu. Gunural Agent.
l
1 guests being present from New Haven. - ~
Nor-
Westport and South Nor-walk. During
’the evening Mrs. ...;ttie
the meeting ice cream and cake were
served.
Kittie reel.
t .
Advertise Iain. Bunfllfi. ~ W it
Tw'fiw-‘VF‘xT—wv _.___. w - ..
u
. Freight. ‘ ~
evening, in Red Mens Hall, Norwalk. boat leaves Pier 27 East River, New; .
Flatt:
was presented with a set of gold pins; ,
ltor securiugthe largestenumber of;
‘ members during the past term. After.
, A very nlm“on* time was . .
i had the evening closing with the Vlr-
20 per cent to “/2 Off.
Odd Dressers and Chiffonieres
. Birds Eye, Maple, Mahogany, Quarter-
ed Oak, White Enamel. ~ ".
(1 I.)ra\vcr liirdscyt- Maple (,‘hit' footers...scrpentinc front ..... $10-00
in liran'ct‘ Mahogany t‘hitl'onit-rs. -.
RWC‘II Irttttt ........ -. $12.50
I': C
$7.00 .\II \\'ttttl Illilnlx‘cls $5.00
Sterling
127129 WASHINGTON STREET.
Sterling
in
l l lass. \\litttl,na1ncl lirtssin“
Ilililt‘ ............. $15 95
lilt‘. r Ittt‘.
Il't-zttcrs. 20‘]? off . . .. $3.95 up
Furniture Company.
TRUE—TO—IT’S NAME
Phone 105.
The Right ,
Junk Dealer
The people dmnd that Elv‘FROV
rc-opcn the Junk business.
Be sun- ‘
ltltnt 3 ROWAN STREET is on the I‘-
ungon. warm POSTAL on unm- .
Advertisements‘ The ;-§cnti
net bring the best results. ’
l
l
The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.
Tn: Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
“Phone 805—50 So. Main BL,
So. Norwuik. Muulc Hull Block-
Red Oak
‘ COAL
a!
of heat.
WILLIAM EFFRON
.’ 3 Rowan St.
3'“
50":-
r
T. I”.
burns clean and gives plenty
A Most Satisfactory Fuel.
Phone 441
January VI lute Sale
.Presetttittg Wonderful Values tn Muslin Under-
wear, Corsets, Embroideries and Waists.
The Values oileretl are not Common-place or“. ordinary—int
merchandise oi superior style and qualities worth" ' ~
nearly double the prices we ask. ‘
DON’T MISS THESE ExtraOrdinary SPECIALS
1 lot Fine Corsets
Including "Nt-tno." “Red-
fern." “Hit-11 Jolie." "\\’at‘~
ucr’s,";1ntl other well Linux 11
‘tualtcs, in $3.00 and $5.0c
qualities, dist'ttttiiuttcd- 111mb
cls. to close on the Stock
’ ........ $1.00 l’.\li\'
. Come early l‘ot‘ first choice.
Ladies’ .
Night Gowns
liltcmisc style or \' tit-ck:
étpualuc. \t ....... 45¢
Corset Covers .
_ Lace or embroidery
med. 39c quality
trim—
25¢
Corset Covers
Your choice of a big assort-
incnt affine 21nd 59c values.-
at . . ................ 39¢
I )1‘:1\vt 1‘ sltlc.
: Embroideries at
. .
WWI
Combinations Waisls
x . \ - . . t ' .
N-Udtlml NJ; \c have divided all ot our
""""""" 79C and \Iuilc \\'ztists
0 9 .‘ .. into two lots for our White
‘Latites iiraucrs
Sale.
Regular 25c and age limit-
crs. plztin matrimmcd
.......... 19o l'.\ll\'
Regular 75c \III‘iHVC'l'S. Sal-c
price ............... 50¢
Reg ttIdr $l._’5 and $1.35 va-
lite. ttgttla'l and extra sizes.
Sale l’t‘lcc ..... '. . . . 79¢
Brassicres
ot~ our fine limssicrcs.
Sale ...... 39¢
qttnltltcs Linger}c
'l‘ltc season's most favored
models are represented.
LOT 1
ttlar ”zoo. $2.25
O\IlItlt'S.. \\-'Ititt Sale 5)
...... "'.........$1.49
LOTZ
I\(
cg
$2.3t
.\11}' .
\V'hitc low that how been $1.98.
Non .. . -t ........... 69¢
flail Price
Comprising Insertions. Edg—
ings and 45 Inch Floun-
cings. '
Peeler Underwear
Women's Vests and Iants,
sizes 4 and 5 only
Price ..............19
~
two}
~
and ‘
Regular $1.00. $1 50 and a,
' Sale 7
Norwalk Chronicler