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THE scorn NORWALK EVENING (transom.
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Sharin Coupons
Butterfly Condensed Milk
Gives two it. P. S. Coupons with each can. This milk' Is- the salcst lood tor
babies and is highly recommended by physicians and lood experts.
Wesson Oil for Cooking and Salads
Gives 2 it. P. S. Coupons. Tlus product Is recommended by mil known load
experts and contains no preservatives or artificial colorinps and its purity
is guaranteed under the toad and Drug Act.
Premium store where these coupons can be redeemed-
will open at 14 No. Main street, South Norwalk on or
about Feb. lst. Merchants may obtain these‘ products“
by addressing JOHN J. KOHN, sales manager, suited
.(lifiord Hotel.
‘ Give live
Snowdrilt Perfect Shortening . ~ .
ls more wholesome than any animal cooking lals---and endorsed by physis
clans and Food Chemis is as well as by expert cooks.
package.
Products that g’iIIe United Profit
-
Downey s Delight Olcomargenne “
Packs two it. P. S. Coupons and IS recommended by the pure load experts
as being the best on sale.
Royal Nestor Cigarettes
This cigarette made ol tobacco which come;
direct ironI Turkey and is recommended to the critics. it is today cor.-
sidered the best the 'cigrii'elte on sale.
Peconut Crisps
A delicious peanut and coconut conleclion has a ll. P. S. Coupon in each
U. P. S. Coupons.
TUESDAY51 N. I9, tors
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EAST NORWALK
NEWS
my”.
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. A number of East Side fans were in
. ,1 the large delegation of Norwalk
' ; We who attended the light in
2 mdsnort inst evening. at the Union
Witt Gill).
{tomorrow afternoon the regular
my fission of the Ladies' Aid So-
W of the East avenue M. E. Church
Vii! be held in the church parlors A
. Wing and social time will be enjoy-
. ‘7’There will be no out-ol-town minisv
Wet; in charge of the services in the
m gNorwaik Advent Christian
“arch next Sunday evening. as forI
literal weeks past. Rev George M
. f'l'o’hple, pastor. will preach. T
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16;, the "Marion" was on time at herI
it freight
.1' A most enjOyabie supper is planned
a tomorrow evening in the base-
W of Christ Episcopal Church. Thei
flair will be under the auspices oi
I”. Woman' I; Auxiliary. and has every
ion of being a pleasant suc~
«on. last farewell service of Ensign
' Jim. Edwin Perrett. of 4 Cottage
olloers in charge of the localI
' - . Anny corps. was held in the
“A“. on Wltei' street. lhlt
‘ - ‘Thslsrvice was well attend.
by Ins-y 'ioal trleuds Ind ndgh~
M a! «isos- trom many parts of
' ally. the resist that Ensign snd‘
m are to leave Norwalk.
”twin-«nudism
at...»me
The last. game for the first prize
of the pool tournament will be play-
ed this evening in Hefner‘s East
Washington street pool and billiard
parlor between E. Eldridge, rated 100
and George Brown. rated 80. Several
more games for the settond prize are
to be played.
Many matters of interest were dis
cussed last night at the regular week
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ftun Guinea and piano selections;
were enjoyed by all. and a dainty col- ‘
lotion was serI ed. Among those pres L
eIIt wtere Helen Seaman. (ilendevere
‘lnvejoy, Ruth Shufelt and Dorothsg
ILsndis. Donlld Shutelt William and WW” q
IWulluce McCann. Major and Wilbur Captain and Mrs. Aaron 0.818%!“
ismith and Harold Laudls. Mrs. Jesse ot Rowsyton avenue. who have been
*IO‘SeeInau Mr.
Stiles. Mrs K A. Hayes. Edna lines. have returned home.
Florence Barnes, Ethel Callahan. and;
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Landls '
WILTON a»
On next Sunday evening. the Bitli.
at the Wilton Congregational Church '"
the illustrated lecture "From Scroobyl Th“ 30°“ Drum corps. 0' this
to New England" Wl" be mm place, '8“ OVENS“ met It the home
This is the first lecture in the series of H L- Rowland, the “we corps be
of the "Founding of New England ' ing in attendance. Many of the mom
showing the movement of the 1,“, bars will soon receive their new unl-
Rowm‘on :
Stevens of McKinley street. have
[been entertaining Miss Lila Godfrey
and motels Northrup. of W.llton
The recent warm rain has carried
da ye.
and Mia. Charles spending a month in New Preston?
Councilman and Mrs. George w. . ..
all the lee out of the local harbor,;
and spoiled the skating on Chasmsr's?
pond. which was excellent for severall
Auerbach’s Candies
have won the L‘liilctl Stairs
HEADQUARTERS l’l‘llLll’l’lNE’S DlVlSlO‘N,
RespectfullI forwarthd to Messrs. I). \ucrbacll &I \ons.
L'.
the Purchasing totIIIII. ssary,
statement of the Depot (ommissary. Manila.
time of examination and had lit‘t‘ll in the tropics for six months.
was practically the some as when received—firm and sound.
'l). llRAlNARD,
o
Arm y endorsement.
Licut.-Col..
'l'hcir endorsement is as follows:
()fficc Chief Comnn'ssary, Manila,
l july 30, 1910.
34 W. 39th 51., New York City.
5 Army. .\cII \ork. inviting attention to the within
This candy was practically one your. old at the
its condition on examination
1
Chief. Commissary.
l‘. I
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l). C. l.i.. U. S. Army.
. hese Products . Are On . Sale“ At All F Irst Class Stores.
I
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The Bridgeport Boys' club basket—
.hull live Friday night defeated the
tSluples‘ high school team by the
score of “i to it. Nolan tenturcd
"for the locals. The Big l-‘ lvo played ll
picked live and wulkad :‘IIIIII with
4tho honors. 39 to 10.
Mrs. E. ii. Bradley of Washington
nvcnuc will entertain the. Neighbor~
hood Bridge club at her home Tuos-
"day afternoon.“ On Wednesday after-
noon Mrs. Horace Wakemun will enn-
pertain a number’of friends at a
bridge party to be held in-the Fable
building on State street. The Sange-
luck Whlst cluh will'bo entertained
‘at the home of Mrs. 1). ii. Bradley.
I
X‘J
- I of ulIIIcopticon slides 3'21ch :19 tilde
ItuItionn of tin. IcnInIkulIlo IIIogrc'. i
lot that country industrially. clinch“;
‘ ttouully, politically. socially and rent»
lousy. Considering the weather con
.‘diiion, there was a good «cicada-KI,
l. . Mrs. Annie Weed. wife ol Charles ll.
0R0 OTON Weed. died today at the family res}?
.4...” (_ I3 deuce in Darlen. She was titty tour
L. , years-of age. Funeral services will be
«mg». «um . ., held in the Darien Methodist Episcopal
P. H spam“ 5 dwuumg “n mo Church. Thursday afternoon. at 7
Post. [loud Ill Vorolon it. bring rC- Ioclock.
paired. .__..
‘FRIENCH REMEDY FOR
Lumur mm" is the loser of n‘ s‘romcn TROUBLES
pocketbook containing II sum of men. Tho lending doom-of France hurt?
by in bills. gl’or yell!- used I ”mm“ of \‘036‘
. table oils. tor chronic stomaCh trouble
R. 1.. Gillette's chickens Wore :mp- and constipation m“ acts like "it.
posediy stolen last Friday night, hutg . , .
according to Mr. Gillette' they “show- .mm“ One 6088 VT“) convince.
Ni up" again Saturday nttcmoon. Severe cases at years standing me
often greatly benefited within 24
An opinion. and a good one has hours So many people are getting
been expressed. that the furnace in surprising results that we feel all per—
the boardroom ot the new firehouse. 30m fluttering from constipation. low
should have been placed on a foot-
: ly session of the third district commie [founding of New Haven, din-Ilord and
‘grlms their work .and times. the
Isioners. Within a short time. when Boston.
You are requested to more
forms.
The Bible Study on... a the now-
it is possible to determine the cost of em}, and be m m“. my 1,2,0", the men Methodist Episcopal 011ml!
production the rates will be definite-gush” are .0"de
1y ascertained. Things at the new .wlll begin promptly at?
plant are running smoothly at the ing as announced.
These services
.30 each et en-
will hold its annual meeting this ewen.
ing at the residence of Miss Ruth
present time
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The special evangelistic services of
P Fairbanks. pastor will be in charge.“
This feature was scheduled for last
Tuesday evening, but was postponed
because of the rain.
There was considerable excitement
Saturday morning in the vicinity of
Second street. when a small boy. who;
had been skating on a pond in this
vicinity, broke through the thin ice.
The shouts of his companions brought
Robert George, of 34 1- 2 Second street
to the rescue With the aid of boards,l
Mr George made his way to where the.
boy wu floundering in the water, and}
pulled the little lad to safety. Mr..
George is being congratulated on his
quick action in the matter.
t
A party of young friends were en-T
tertstned yesterdsy It the home is
but Mo hm mind a do timid melt. or cottage strut. stair
Rot-volt, in honor or his thirdbirtli-
do; ”chmnmssdsnostu
I MW‘MMM Millennium
, 1mm¢mummm
At the conclusion of ‘ne third of will be elected.
this series an illustrated lecture
the 'Great Ditch”
(In I'
will be g“ en sh ow The Mendicancy cancers, John D.
Jitsplts of the severe rain storm on the E3“ avenue M E Church will in; the “Mk from start .0 finish org GOdfrey. 0f the Bwoklyn Bureau 01‘
3h. sound yesterday. and the heavy be continued this evening. Rev. 3‘ the Panama Canal
“Charities, will lecture at the metho-
A new individual Communion Ser dist. Chord: next Friday ”m at
ask in South Norwalk with a cargo it is expected that a. male quartotte Ivlce has been purchased by the 7: ‘15 0‘,clock and Elite an 6300“th 0‘
It takes an unusually se- will be on hand this evening to turn lchurch.
. were storm to hold up their freighter is“ an enjoyable mime“ program 'with the 01¢ form of pew rack
the various bricks employed by pro
re tesslonal beggars to secure money.
celver. is self-collecting and noiseless Admission free. A“ are welcome.
At the annual meeting of Wilton . Open forum and social good time after
Congregational Church the fIIlorlnqu'e lecture
appropriations were made to t): 9 Con
gregational Societies: .. l
Foreign Missions ‘ 850.0(0
lAmerican Missionary Asso
ciation
This new service does away
Dr G. M. Rssteli of New You'll cm.
liioo ooh & udder Company. 0! Rows?-
o i ‘,ton to address them and their. triends
Home Missions on "Government Emclency." The date
lConnecticut Ministerial Asso- has not a: yet been determined upon.
' elation 2000 but will beannounced later. DI". Rae
l
E 55.0
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IChurcb Building Society 15.00 tell, who spoke Sunday at the down-
Educational Society 10 091W" Concessions! Chunch. has
I lSunday School Society 1090 i made a. favorable impression on local
Conndcticul. Bible Society 5.00 $016.wa will be pleased to hear
iSeamus Friend society ww’him. again ,
ICommnnion Fund 20.00!
DOING Hts asst.
“What do you think of the war?"
. $25000lI
wt
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myself, old shank I have some thOugiIts
hilt .3 presume that tend «breech of
I'Lmev FIILLS.‘ g,
. “The" ladies are wanna; veryI thin.
more hit" . " _, ,
-~ M ' My“ utilises:
Themes, Rowsyton avenue. Otiicersf
has been engaged by the RelianceI
"I’m keeping my elastic. strictly to, 8“!!th
‘ AWN"- We "be“ “it“ but
on Wright street on Thursday even-
ing. , I‘
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Anothor trolley accident uncured
Saturday morning on RiI’erslde ave-
nue when the 9:16 trolley bound for
'Saugatuok depot struck and" overturn-
ed n. milk wagon. the property of
George Fresenius throwing the occu-
pant out. The contents of the wagon
wI-Ie demolished. To make matters
worse the driver's mother died this
morning and it was at first thought
that he had been seriously injured.
He was carried into a. nearby house.
where first aid was given and then
removed to his home.
Westport lbafinother of its re-
Ispecled and pioneer residents. in the
Ideath of Mrs. A. Fresenius about 3-
loclock Saturday morning. The de»
Iceased is survived by four sons. Al-
hart. a butcher George. (I milkman.
pmii and Arthur. and three daught-
.crs. Mrs. Krause. Mrs. William Bell
and Miss Bertha. the letter about it
years of age._
held from her late residence in-
Roeovllle district. Arrangements for
the burial are in charge for Under-
taker Fable. '
a
St. Bernard St Co.
Staple and Funny Geoberles -
Fresh Stock ' Reasonable Prices
P3031?! SERVICE
d. _
coon.
high platfbrm. instead of being on a
level with the floor.
The body 0! Norton Lungdon Tayl-
or. five years old. son of John M. l
Taylor, was taken to New Cnnmm for
burial on Saturday. Diphtheria was
the cause of death. J. G. Taylor is:
chauffeur tor the Shipwuys of Nom-
tor bowel. live» and stomach troubles
:should try Mayr’s Wondertul Remedy,
it is sold by leading dualism every-
—where with the positive understanding
that your money will be rotunded
without question or quibble it one
bottle fails to give you absolute saIiIs
faction.
The funeral will be ‘
ton.
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Promoters are floating a company
at Newton Heights to give u home-to YOWIE-ODISTIHIEB,
home barge service. with express bar- l BIlIOIISl—CISBABETS
ge- running to Glenbrook and Mil-i
ler's bridge. Canoeing along Norotonf ————.-—-—
avenue to the Post Road is reported I Tonight! Clear» Your Bowel: and
800d- 3 End Headaches, Colds, Sour Stom-
l sch.
D. R. S. Bates lost a horse lust
»c now
week while dIivlng to Norwalk rom (let u 10 out box liv r atom
West Nulwallt. The horn y ruins had N) odds how bad your 6
made deep auucis along the road IaCh or bowels; how much your head
way and the horse stumbling in one ‘aches, how miserable and uncomfort-
"time?“ ‘9” ‘b'fikm‘; it: “ Ck “"3 able you are from constipation. indi-
anIma r'Isvn us at 1) r. Bitten! .
he‘s nouned the town ofliclnis ligation: bfllousness and sluggish boy.
.. Iels~you always get the desired re-
Scanlon's dancing class will meet 'snlts with Camrets.
tomorrow night. instead or Thursday.l Don't let your nomad]. liter and
this week. in the Town Hallli , The! _
Men 8 Club in Durien wIII use the hang bowels “k“ w“ “menu“ “mic“:
Thursday night. for what promises to carats tonight.-pu.t an end to me ”a
be an interesting meeting“ ‘The Gov- Eartha, blllonsness. dlzxiness, neflolls
emnwms of the Nations at WWII" "willx ness. sick. sour. sassy stomach back-
be ”‘9 ““bje" ‘ lambs and all other distress; cleanse
I“. H. Due" of blow York. “her five your inside organs of all the. bile
Iweehs honnncmcm in the Stamford gases and constipated matter Iwhlt‘h’
Hospital, with typhoid fever left for Iig producing the misery. ,
his home Saturday. MI. Dnoll was 3“'I A lit-cant ho 8: s ,_
perlntendent or. construction or the l “a s and ‘ c x IE“: 1‘ hww.ml:ileo
ides-tor residence at Dorien. when he' 5 M or mo"
Icontracted the fever Dr. G. H. Norton INTI ill?! of steam and WM”. it
was in charge or the case. man will take a Conduct new and
then. All drugglsts‘ .su‘ Comets.
Dr. Carlos Martyn. pastor of tho - ll
nm:momnen Chltl‘ch‘. (dull ... m” farm a“ “h“mM‘h‘" l” ..
Norwalk Chronicler