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Products that g’ive Unite"
Sharing Coupons
~Butterfly Condensed Milk
3 U. P. S.
Downey’ s Delight Oleomargerine
GivestonHPSCommswitheaellcan. Msmilkisthesatesltoodlor PackstonmPSCouponsandisreeonnnendedhythepuretoodexperts
babies and IS highly recommended by physicians and lood experts.
Wesson Oil for Cooking and Salads
Elves 1% U. P. S. Couponsl'hk product is recommended by well known tood'
~ experts and contains no preservatives or artificial colorings and its purity
is guaranteed under the Food and Drug Act.
as being the best on sale.
Royal Nestor Cigarettes
1- Give live U. P. 8. Coupons. This cigarette is made oi tobacco which comes.
direct horn Turkey and is recommended to the critics.
sidered the halite cigarette on sale. 1.
Peeonut Crisps
SnOwdrift Perfect Shortening
is more Wholesome than any animal cooking tats-«and endorsed by physi-
oiaus and Food Chemists as well as by expert cooks.
Coupons.
Premium store where these coupons can be. redeemed
will open at M No. Main street, South Norwallr on or
about Feb. vist. Merchants may obtain these productsvu
by addressing JOHN]. KOHN, sales manager, suitel
.,Cl1'ttord llotel.
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A delicious peanut and cocoanlilconteetion and has a U. P. S Coupon in
each package.
it is today coll: .
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Auerbach’s Candies
have won the United States Army endorsement.
HEADQUARTERS li‘llTlLll’PlNE‘S DIVISION,
Respectfully forwarded to Messrs. I). Ailerbacll 81 Sons, 334 \~\
through the Purchasing Commissary, U. S \rmy, New York inviting attention to the within
this candy was practically one year old at
Its condition ‘on examination
statement of the Depot Comlliissary Manila
time of Examination and had been in the tropics for six months.
was practically the same as when recg’ved-«firui and sountl.
I) llRAi'sMRD,
Lient -Col.
1
D. C. G., U. SI'Army,
'l‘hcir endorsement is as follows:
Office Chief Conunissary,
391k 51.,
Manila, l-‘. I
July 30, 1910.
New York City,
the
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: Cliief Commissary.
Merchants are authorized to reload cash tor any ot Myroduetsi that the manor tint nasalistactory.
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Stores. 1
1“ is 1'53 six"
1. 5.1113911th
doom m. on @11an ;i
WW I. m «sourcing home on
ills-dud In William adults. on iron,
‘o‘ocgomu Star. No. Willie»,
Modded utmnuusotocnuoot}
Whamt‘onuotsottconlfor
’ :cusioilior or Raymond Brothers, at
all city
also my A111 Society of the nasti
., venue l1! E,Cliurct1_lo in session ml
the poi-1m 111-111., chm tlrls uttolki
m. the regular weekly program
home M by the members
assign no sin Edwin J. Poi-rm. '
"KW street, late this morning
to: ”their now home in Hartford. Err
filth and Ira, Portion will new charge
or on evangelistic work of the slim!
atoll Army to ‘Hlurtford. 1 *
, ‘l'llo pool game, played lust evening~
”an Harriers out Washington street
" 1 and billiard parlors, between no.
inrdlilldrldge and George Brown, was
listed. It. is likely the some will
“ biased again between these two
1.1111111111111111“- alaort time. 1
Scale time within the very near £11-;
3 if!“ Board of Cmnmlsalonors of
. Third would will complete trons.
EAST NORWALK
. will to into winter quarters.
11"Snnllgit'11,"huuo port is New York
Prank so: and family, of tho Mur-
phy Bloch. on m Washington street
hove m ho Fort street.
Charles Oddo, the proprietor of the
Sound View Twill parlors is the
eta-chore! a [up class or local Ital-
tuna whonrllo is «polishing up on their
Italian man. There are nearly
young men. «the manages to keep
very busy.
Unearthofem of the new
bridge is the it can be opened by
hind—power as well as :by machinery.
in: mofubruhdownin tho elec-l
tries! equipment the bridge-tenders
can easily also the loaves of the draw
by means or the hand-crank located
under the floods; of the draw.
The “duty also on the new Wash
ington strict Midge are being install-
ed todhy by the workmen ot the Few-
ler Electrical Supply Company. The
all-“u In similar to the' familiar rail-
road are: used at railroad crossings.
They work uutomatlcally, lbelng con-
trolled by machinery in the bridge
tondor'n house.
Tho muted nonoonor "Sun-
light," M which a cargo of paper-
pulp tron New Wick was un-
iNorwalt, wall lower! this morning by
the tug, ‘Addlc v.11" to McMullen's
douh‘, l- motor-walk, where she
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_M'm1nilwrét" ornootn
., by, Halon. recently went into winter
the docks in upper Norwuk of the
St. George P d P. Company
The evangelistic service last odors-l
in; at the East avenue hl. E, church
was unusually well-attended. The
pastor, Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks. was In
charge. and preached a decidedly tu-
torootlng and profitable sermon. there
being a very generous rospomo to
tho pastors appeal voiced in it on»!
tel music of I delightful nhluro was
2 provided by a. male chorus. Thin ov-
‘entnx. as noun! Rev Mr. mm»
will «be in charge, and another pro-
gram or special and interesting music
will be provided. The enthusiasm
and interest dieing evidenced in the
services are most gratifying to pastor
and congregation alike.
A roinnrknble case of casting broad
upon the waters and finding 1111191-
many years. happened. 11' shortddlnu
ago to a. person well-known liii this
v.1ctnlty While opening a wallet. in
:11 round dam in Mr Oddo‘s “‘35 0” put more money to it some distance
ifrom home. two large bills Mme uun
i,to.stened and slipped away, but just
lexoctly where, is hard he 51111.41:
itelllng this to 11 recent friend, and
I coupling it with a. story of befriending
a potty forty years ago, but recolvlnxi
no paper or agreement about it, hodi
glut it drop. and almost. escaped tits
l'monlory. "Just let me know who and.
1 where that party is and see it I will
i not do something for you " it looked
{rather misty, but. the request was
[compiled with A letter was sent,
land in three days as the postman
handed in the mall, someone excitedly
lsald "There’s your check." and euro
lenough, more than enough was on;
that. slip. ct paper to make up for. tho
lostbllls, the original amount 111mm;1
been made good. Time had outlawed
the obligation. and it was optional
with the person whether they ever
paid it or not. Both people are verg-
ing on their tour some years, and}
while never really antagonistic they
had drifted apart and in those times.
it is a circumstance well worth put-
ting 011 record.
Rowsrro
wv-«u WK.
mWChdrohwlllholdlt'a
:mwcehlyprayumunr.
ed here during the put days, duo to
the rain and high winds.
The 1 "Ihdlel' Ltd may of the
Methodist Episcopul onus-ell ‘wlll hold
its annual social and 1111th box open}
in; in the Sunday when! room this
evening. The our will be under the
direction or Mrs w. r. miner. no
W11 will he served.
Flor int this in two monthil
u. H. WhttootDtbblomm who
ha been towed to my indoors so
chuso or a «WM ’11: rumina-
tlmond pout. wont tom Nor-walk
yeahrday. Hln many, friends were
also to know that ho Md completely -
Did you know then is a sellout in
'Now Your cltr. devoted to learning
the due art of W? Come and
hear about. .lt in tho lecture by Mr.
Godtroy. Friday owning. in the M. E.
church. ’Admlsslon tree. The women
as well do the men an cordially lrl
vited.
A number of attrhcttvo Juvenile
books have been purchased for the R41.
wayton Library. They are ready for
circulation buddy. '
._ Following is the list:
. Juvenile Fiction.
fitntemoyor, Ed
"Under Otis in the Philippines"
Word. Herbert D:
“The New senior at. Andovor. "
May, Sophie
“The Doctors Daughter"
"Qulnnollmot Glrll."
".Oun'Holoul ”
Barbour. Ralph 1H. ,
"The Spirit of the School!“
Webster, Jean
‘11:» Patty."
Stoddard. W. 0.
"The «Rod unsung." 1
Mitchell. 8. Weir
“A Venture in 1777.”.
Monmouth, Hrs.
1 "Tho Children of the Castle.”
Winn. K. D.
"Hall-n-Douon Houseboats."
Pyle. Katharine
“The Counterpmo N17."
Pyle. K. and Porter [aura B.
”Theodora."
Drndalo, William 1
"Pine Bldso Plantation-3'
VIlIO. Charlotte I. ’-
"Mldalllplnan Stuart."
Pyle, Howard
"The Garden Behind the Moon. "
Du Challlu. Paul
”The Land of the Long Night."
Stratomcyor. E.
“Olimr Bright's Search. "
- Junior NonFictlon.
Beard, D C.
,, “The Outdoor Handy Book "
McGrsw. J. J.
_ “How to Play Reaction.”
Fryer, Jane E.
"The Mary Frances Cool: Book."
Adult Non-Fiction.
Farmer, Fannie M. ’ .
“The. Boston Cooking 811th Cook
flock."
Markham, E; hindsey B., Creel, G. ’
"Children in Bondage."
DALMEE
OROTON(
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Walter 1:. numbers lies critically
ill at his homerwltlr pneumonia. He
was taken atoll last Tuesday.
Miss Marlon Oddlc or Collendcr's
Point was the guest ct friends in
Brooklyn over the weekend.
A special moetingtot the Noroton
Heights Fire Company will be held
tonight in the tire-house.
The Ludleu‘ Auxilihry or the “No.
roton Heights Fire Company in plan-
nlng for 11 st. Valentine's dance.
The meeting of the Barton School
Commute was postponed from Mon-
day night until next Monday even-
lns‘.
’ Theinoud of Ileliet will meet on
Monday. Feb. 1. and on each; Satin-we
day of the month of February, to the
Town Hall. 1
A new signal system has been in:
‘ stalled at St. John's Park, Stamford.
for the Sprlucdulo'truncy line. It is
slm'lnr to tho light-flushing system
on the line to Darlen 11nd Norwalk.
A from wheel on an automobile
owned by Howard KM'!’ of Noroton
was broken yesterday mm. on
Atlantic mot. Stamford. mau- Ont-
1m'lfhourlkmumtowod
-,‘1tomloctlmforropglrl.
1.1 51111."
4. . .ii .,.
giluuo with the work; undammuuen—
itl), it is anticipated that oqcupnncy
.cnn lie had by the first at next month.
; F‘. 13 humor" of“ Neroton Heights
flies purchased 1'1. model 11 Overland
1 lollrlng our: 1
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Arthur l‘hllllps lost his horse Mon-
day night. He was driving out of the
entrance to his place at about 613d
,ocloolo The more struck a stone and
icurooncd to the side. luttlru: the stone
it broke loose. and run into another
fence causing 1mm. which deconst-
tnted the killing or I! ‘
A large number of citizens were
present at the Dorian M. E. Church
that night where they enjoyed a. fine
chicken supper given under the oils.
pleas of the Epwortli League. All the
finest product to bop-gonna wan most
sppetlalngly served and everyono do»
ported thoroughly pntlstlod. The limits-
elul report was. highly gratifying.
Mrs. Holly Weed died at her home
yesterday morning other on extended
illness from cnncer.’ The deceased
was titty-four years did and is sur.
rived by her husband. The funeral
services will be held trunl the Dal--
ton M. E. Church on Thursday after.
noon at 2 unlock and Rev. 3. E Law
son. the pastor. will otticiate. Intel
mom: will be in Mothers cemetery
0:: Ridge .
J. B. Brummer has been added to
y the list of victims brought about by
an epidemic of chicken stealing. He
reported 11 logs of twenty-two tins
birds which were taken sometime last
Thursday night. A curious coincident
in connection with Brummor’s tons in
the fact that ho liudbecn in the has
hit of leaving the coopdoors unlock-
ed. but on the the night of tho rob-
bery locked thorn. This precaution
was taken because of covers! prior
thefts. It: seems as though an iron
docs with a combination is the only
solution tor chicken owners to pre-
vent further losses.
The: annual election or otllcors at
the Dorian M. E. Church Brotherhood
was held at the parlors” on Monday
evening. Besides the election . there
were several other matters which
were disposed of. It was voted to hold
a mock trial at the church on Feb-
ruary 1 and George Sheri-ei- will be
on the bench. The case to be argued
will be 11. breach of promise suit and
a. great time is in store for those who
attend. Already the cost has been se-
lected,‘ but announcement qt the
names to withheld ,ns one or two
changes in the Immortal may be no-
coaury. 't'llo ofllcera elected follow:—-
President, Willbur Gainer: «contest.
m and treasurer-1, Edward Sta-on:
recording secretary, Royal Karon.
MM Mali-as all.
NW ‘ W m
wall. This r1 .glltei.cd the animal and ‘
dent. J. ‘B. Drummer; financial acre.-
SAUGATUCKf
Yesterday a tide was urmnlmllsn hi}, h
In?! at noon ltl maul-gins 0\'er:llw
docks along the Snugutucli river.
Unclaimed letters addressed to the
following are held at the Westport
:Post 03!”: MB. C. H. Downs, Miss
Winifred Carpenter, min Seldn Stil-
gar. W. Mills and Miss Myra Walker.
The center of the town was plentl —
.tully supplied with light all yeste'r
‘day morning up to noon. All the stint-1
lights worn burning and the menti—
until begun» to wonder who was Do.)
in: for. It when they Were turned olt'
The funeral of Mrs. Adele Flcso-
nius was held at the Chapel ‘nl
Strangers in tho Fable building this
arteluoon. The Rev. \‘kllliam (‘. ll.
“‘00 omclatcd and burial was in “il-
llowbroo‘k.
l
The funeral of James H. Wiltmrt.
aged 74 years, 11. wen-known resident
of Sungn‘tucll, was bed at the Chapel
of Strangers thlc_atternoon hind the
Rev. J. Lunglols o! the Saugatuck M.
E. Church othclated. The body was
taken to the deceased mans native
gtown. Mossac Falls, N. Y for hur-
‘lal.
The form of :1 man crawling inn
'tlirough a window in the Town Hall
yesterday morning caused some cx "
citomerit in the center and it was ru-
mored that n daylight burglar was
operating. 11 was later revealed that
the burglar" ‘was Town Clerk “’11
Ham .1. Wood and his novel way of
‘cntertlnx was the result of his forge-t
fulnecs,‘ having left his keys home.
1 At the annual election of tho Hilly
Name Society of the Church of 'An-
numptlon, hold in the church on Sun—
day owning. the following unicorn
were elected: President. _Dl. ,J 'll
McArdle; vice plesldent. Albert Ll llx—,
wetter: secretory. Timothy Dannher:
treasurer. J. J. Quinlan: chmplalnfllio
111v. .l. J. Dunno. The men were 11d~
dressed h: the Rev Father Mctliiln—
can of Norwalk. who talked on “The
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