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,.
Butterfly Condensed Milk
babies and is highly rccomtuended by physflms and load expats.
is guaranteed under the Food and limp Act.
Snowdrift Perfect Shortening
clans and Food Chemists as well as by expert cooks. 3 Coupons.
PREMIUM $101115
Clifford Hotel.
Merchants are authorized to reiunll cosh
Gives two Coupons with each can. This with is the satest tend tor
Wesson Oil for Cooking and Salads
(lives 2 Coupons.'i'his product 1s recommended by web known lood
experts and contains no preservatives or artificial coloriugs and its plu‘iiy direct irolu Turkey and is recommended to we critics. It is today con-
Ils more wholesome than any animal cooking tats-«and endorsed by physi-
Whip Smoking Tobaccos, Queed Smoking Tobacco Lite’ s Panatellas, Arcadia Mixture, London Gold Tip Cigarettes
and Little intermission Cigarettes give Coupons.
will open at it! No. Main street, South Norwaik on or
about Feb. lst. Merchants may obtain these products I ‘ ‘
by addressing JOHN J. KOHN, sales manager. suite! I '
Downey’s Delight Oleomargerine
Pacts two Coupons and is recommended by the pure tood experts
as being the best on sale.
Reyal Nestor Cigarettes
Give live Coupons. this cigarette is made oi tobacco which comes
sidered the best the cigarette on sale.
9 I7 I Peconut Crisps
A delicious peanut and cocoauul coniecliou and has a Coupon in 1.
each package
Auerbach’s Candies
Their endorsement is as follows: ‘
Office Chief Commissary, Manila. 1’. l.,
‘ July 30,1910.
Re"sputlull1 forwarded to Messrs. D Auerbach 81 $013,334 “1. 391.11 St., New York City.
through the Purchasing Lommissarv, U. S. Army. \‘ew York inviting attention to the within
statement of the Depot (ommissarv, Manila. ihis candy was practically One year old at the
time of examination and had been ill the tropics for six months. Its condition on examination
was practically the same as when received—Jinn and sound.‘
D. BRAINARD. Lieut. $01.1). Cb .U. S. Army, Chief Commissary.
tor any oi these prodncn that the consumer tin‘ds nusadsiaciory.
have won the United States Army endorsement.
H FADQL'ARTERS PHILIPPINES DIVlSION.
gazed or in big guns. yet the battle
wns won without the loss of a single
vice.in the great battle of life. Thor-1e
meetings are open to all.
EAST NORWALK
NEWS
Miss Mary Chichesler,Iof 1111111 Nor!
walk. was the guest of her brother.
The last game of the pool touruuf
«went. in Heine-1' 11 East '
‘strcot pool and billiard parlor, 1111111I
played last evening between H. Tobey.l
rated 85. and A. Johnson. Who wasi
hinond Mrs. J- Stillman. 0‘ Brldge- the city plow be used on future occa-
M W110 hove been visiting friends alone to make paths on the new struts
‘ou the East Side, hove returned to
their homo. ‘
an easy victor, winning by the score
entirely free from snow. that it me
y of 86.58. 13 11111111. thghlghest run or:
be balanced correctly.
Dr. R. M. Wolfe recently was oblig-
Thc regular weekly meeting of the the game. was made by Mr. Tobey.
The complete score tollowc:
“Hg: with; held “t 12° municipal 3111- ed to perform a minor operation on Tobey—8h
.vo-din 01:62:: pk. ce, on Monday the toot of Cllnrles Wilson. 10-year- 5‘1 - 8 '
g 9° c old son of'ltir. and Mrs. C. H. Wilson. E": 3: l
l‘ of Central cvcnue. Last Tuesday the 1 "
,1 ghgigmxdthillemrm Tm: boy. while playing about the house. w. 29‘” ~ 28
pp remn “3 ° barefoot, ran a splinter in his foot, but ‘1 38 . - 34
1111; old structure is a short stretch or '1 #51 .36
flooring on th we 1 h 1! sold nothing about it for several days.
, e s ”me an The operation Was necessary to avoid 59 ”“1
‘ {bid will be no more in a few days. serious consequences 36—4 1. 48—1
. . . . ~—_——I-- ' , E 73. 5'3 “
liiaat Norwalkers interested 'in the """"‘ 84 58—4
. lirdpoied new Hospital were intensely
: inlet-131111111 spectators at last night's
='.Iturbulent ‘moetlng in the City Holt.
I The method of procedure was for from
" Intlstnctory.
The pool tournaments in “.11 liar-
nera East Side pool parlors are over.? 85 "
While they lasted they were most ln-: '“ “
_ .1
tercating, and attracted wide atten-;
tion. In‘anner's Benedict Farina campaign at East
Frederick Brown won first prize, and inst night
Tacitus “Addie v, 211." caterdn
y y Chm-lea Keene the second. in Hot-
prayér. I
who were present can never forget.
man on thll victorious side. Many nl‘f'l‘hero was great rejoicing and many nl bugger. perhaps more frequently
noble lessons will be drawn from this anxious haunts were gMdoned. At In
discussion, and these will be at och after meeting, which wu held for the
tinuatlon of
quontly, there will be meetings Tuea‘
m'duy, Wednesday. Thilrodcy and Fri
Springdnle, Tuesday 11nd Wednesday. «ll! "BM“! 01' near Wk. ct 7:30 After the lecture Mr Godfrey answer-13mm! 0rd Wednesday “8an
» Lo'clock. The program for
vices of tomorrow promises a day at otruotive
Washington nominal interest and blessing
W
rated at 80. before 11 large number all
tnre. It is necessary that the draw be interested spectators. Mr. Tobey {qui A -YTO NI ROWAVTON BAPT'ST CHUROH- i
mod to hold a whict party on Tues-
Johom—dl. dag wetting or out week.
and stall wont to. New Canaan. lost, 391193 on "Things That Abide."
evenlns. tor the purpose 0‘ "19‘9“an subject of the sermon is to be 'liope"ihllllei. who was associated with him
the officers of Hanoi Rebekah Bodge,
ENo. 52.1 0.0. F. 1
5.
inownnon BaptiaIt person-88..
~ _ 7 evening was very largely attended, Why"—-Ps. 105: 1-45 Lender. Deacon “
{about sixty being present.
gWES a great success.
The third wéek of the eVfinBellBtIh entered they were registered. piloted worship at 7: 31) and. the pastor will the conflict in new racing Mr. Sher- lglve their mlnstrcl show shortly ton
“’93“ Methodist ,mom the custom house, given med- prench on "A Question of Roapous'ibih; "0°“ Vilma Eumpe “"9““ 59“?
pool and billiard parlor tournament, Church dosed With a powerful “V"CGI loci inspection by «Rod Crosa‘ nurses. lty.” . 111110
The spiritual tide haabeenfand provided with the .m
gradually rising ever since these meet lunch-two sandwiches. a
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irSt Class Stores
M» W“-
It was a ’IIIoono which those Godfrey was a line speaker. and told} E IJoIhIn cums: New York 'openIt last .
.muCh of Interest about the profession 1 DA R'EN iTllursdny 111 the bomb of Mrs. lllln.
1
Aiken.
seen 'In the larger cities than in Non] mill“ Bulletin “‘llll' hall "'95" l“
walk Mr Godlrcv had several exhl. N R TON 111111111: the past week. is able ll} 1....
' . ' ‘ , I t morl.
purpose of deciding thefmrmer. there hits. winch ware most interesting, and AND O o 11 I0" once 1 i 11 Ill 0 11
.1111: ueunnnlmous and forth 1 - . - E"’“ “"’ K‘” " “I m" “n“ "‘ 'm‘
, . , dam econ which included 1orlous cards and, .mu a 101" dam 111 we mime. 11111 ,uunt
”10- campaign. Conse- signs used by the beggora‘ln working" Jack Dugdule of Norman 1211th
upon the sympathies of the people. lioIa "““W‘m 5"‘3i°"d“—"- .
also had quite Ill array of photographs. I
Mrs. 1.11 11'" Minn.
1 1" l101gtum1ot Rocky Ranch.
~11: nt Suturduy and Sunday 111 hi
studio in New York.
Mrs. Harry Fundy of New (‘Jlmum
is spending a low days with her mn-
ther. Mrs. Brewster of ”118 more.
Mrs. William Wardwell. who 1111s
been under the Hector's care of late.
is now improving and. hopes soon in
be about.
Mr. and Mrs. William H.Guthrl1l
of this place hrue gone south to en
ltvy the winter in n Warmer Climate
than they will llnd in Silvermine,
The Silvcrmine ‘Boy Scouts h‘cld :1
business meeting on Wednesday 1111-!
decided when they will give their 110.11
Ilnlnstrei show; also to pay their mem-
bershlp duos.
The M. P. Sunday school had a 1111
large attendance on Sunday in spill
of tho threatening weather The Sun
tiny school is growths.r roundly 11nd1-l ‘
its new oificerc.
There are four young fighlus stux-
lng at the Goldsteln club house. who
(hnllenge any fighters in tho slam
They afford amusement for the 1-11111111'
men there as Well as teat-hing
them a few points of their profession
The Boy Scouts are preparing to
Fred Webb 11! \‘llmtoh 1111111111 in
the sen ed questions and these were quite in-
lAter refreshments werol Richard Dugdalo or Noroton W113 it
served by the men n w“ title to the '1'lsltor out of- town Thursday.
1 if e . Re S. Jack-f i
Ito‘tltrttz‘nf 5?; 53:; millionth Rowcy 1 The Young People‘s Society of the
' Noroton Presbyterian Church hold a
ltou 3nd 3‘“? the 990919 5“" it ““1- business meeting and social in the
chapel lust melting. 1
i The usual “MC“ will be held on' The 41110113 of Henry; Street were
llll'lt broken into Thursday 11 g t. while the
lSunday. Jan 2" “slum“. with chicken-thieves were 'on trial in the
The Reliance Soc—j! Club has “I the PM". meeting. “ 1035 ‘0 wmc“.'l‘ovrn Hull. and: number of chickens
all are invited. as well as to all of thei were carried ott.
. other services at the day. i
_, . Morning worship at 10: 30. with ser 1
Diotrict Deputy Mrs Earle Thomas 1111111 by the pastor. the second in the
Cecil Hodgman is back home after
'11. trip to Plnehurct. N. C. He line cs-
;tnhllshcd n branch agency. at Pine-
Th9 burst, tor atenmnllip tickets. 1.11.
The Bible school will meet at 11: 50. Hodemnn ln thb Stamford 0111012. is in
The Junior 0. E. at 3: 30 and the Y. charge.- _
tr. 8. c 111.111 6:15 The subjecttobeE 11 F Shemood 0, the New 10111
The lmmitlrunt noclnl held at the considered at the latter meeting is Tribune and Mal-k w_ Norm“ enter-
11m ' Favorite Clint-actors of the Bible and tained the Men' 11 Club of Barton with
interesting program Thursdzn
night. the subject dealing with the
The clnir 2‘ H' Erory present 1131‘. Pictures were shown in
A: the visitors The evening service of praise and Mr. Sherwood of many scenes wherei
the old of the Belgians They 111111
Banter the purpose of studying in one on Doc. 19. but it was so stormx
migration problems. He t°°k hlaaaucl- that they had null 11 small 1111111an
Everybody is invited to attend these lance trom Belgium to Hamburg. Ber- ‘11 1.. hoped mm when they “1... on.
restriction
pickle. services. and a cordial welcome awaits tin and Warsaw Mr. Norman spoke again they will have a line night ‘ml’l
I afternoon towed The “American Briga-
flier" from the outer harbor to the St...
{lounge Pulp and Paper Gompcny'a
‘d‘oclni, in upper Norwnlk. The “~Brlga
edict" was loaded with a. large consign-
ment of paper pulp. . 1'
_ {The Sentinel is} in receipt of the fol-
iowing‘ unsigned communication: “The
ner's East Washington street parlor
Edward Eldridge was the first prize
man, while H. Tobey Won the second
prise. ,
--
During daylight burglars yesterday
made any with two shovels and a
11188 began The best thus far. and‘ doughnuts and canoe. Sherbet was them.
the most inspiring and uplifting thntl served as an extra attraction. There
this church has experienced in many were as rent variety or costumes. an ROWAYTON METHODIST CHURC
day! was enjoyed last evenlns- The African woman with 11 chicken.- St.
,Sundny school scholars were out input-10k num- representing every the public to join in worship and the me past my years were explained ‘ “he“ {Honda (9”
llnrge numbers, and from their ranks a country. Spanish “mt etc, providing may of God'I 11 War
afternoon. between 4 and 5 o'clock ljlmlor choir at about thirty voices for excellent entertainment. A musing] services tomorrow.
nlshod splendid music. This was one program of much merit was xivgn' on Church:
mated by an adult choir 01 min renown: Pluto duct. Jain Irene Lynch
ion. the ”governments or the Nations in large attendance.
at wor.‘ The talk was inotrllcrlime A .
“H...
,course older. the government of the
IAmerican nation is in renltly older
Morning “01'3th It 10‘ 30 3.111 The than that of runny or the European
The Silvermlno Woman’s
Raymond Antone. who with Palm-
H‘ ngnfisum?” 0: the h‘fi‘torm ”3:11 Kelwin' a help, has been otvertho IlIlnIiI:
e no one was mu 3’ e R 111 car. expcca o o.
A cordial invitation is extended to chum“ that have be“ going on for' 1:111:11; rfid m about 11 week- Mr.
{or the telephone
d at the known“ M‘II Norman, indeed, showed that Ipoles along the way when .he begins
at the Methodist ‘whlla the European countries are 0'1 to run his machine but his neighbors
fear for their cats. dogs and chickens.
Relief
"jrcbidonto‘tthol w. w «methion-
gm tenders his resignation to the float of M. P. Dunn's hardware store.
'iaiombcirs ot‘thct organization. to take
5 otoct‘finm’cdlntely. He has gone to of the thief has. as yet. been tounu..)l°m! Blnttllll by the doumll‘lib erley; reading, Mics Kate Crockett;‘
This morning several quarts of milk' “W10 “10 House 0’ 9°“ 7930““ with vocal solo. “Spanish Gipay." Miss Leon 9011 subject 13‘ "Gideon ”Id In“? Three
were stolen trout in (root or Mr. Hill praises. and seemed to Elle” Albrecht; 11.111111911111111; 1111111 Lucille hundred." ‘
MW malls. basketball tenth burials door; but whether the some cul~ many a thrill of new spiritual “18- Till? Brando; recitation; m mm... Crow
' sol-c.1111- m trotted 31175 .for the mucus: «11m; mm Fulton to Sell , .
“work. ll“
1. Mummy 0: next week will
our showman.“ wagon. not 11mm. An investigation is under catheter! at any at the.“ “33?"??- work at thcchurou
~Mmi‘a commandant; Next m. .
'mmmmhnm ' '- ' .
mMomm-uwm «1.41.1161... «11.111.11.111... molt canine and
clan digger. which were on View in
twenty voices.
prit is guilty of the second ottonae is WSW“ W“ m “We“ tint W"
iThe Rev. Dr. Borto. who was the
‘w—‘d-
‘ 1111111111: addr'oioi'
one We! Episcopal {him will, no will conclusively Wen WWW
Intuit“; tomorrow. dipcuaa thumorcbhanamrool Ionic”
mmorlumuauj
This chorus of hilt-11' and M151 Anderson; mm M155 pm. putor'a sermon cabinet is: “The King nations. because at these chanzes. The
on But Wuhlngton street. No trace WNW“ Inlngorn, “Blithe? with “19.115! Incite; violin solo. 1111111111111 Clov- Of Glory- "
it in mm that more people
iotmher of the ovenipg. delivered a were not in attendance at the lecture 9. 111.111! are welcome
Corps. headed by Mrs. Solon 11.1m-
glum. has made eighteen dozen han-
dng‘es, beside preparing 11 mt num-
loci of large pieces of linen and have
local to the Belgian Red Cross 81)
\icletv. The 11111111 nurse or one or the
Belgian hospitalii wrote lo Mrs. tim-
glum asking her it she mold not try
to send them bandages or pieces of
Hilton with which to bloodline up
iwounde. She stated in the letter that
in ,her hospital there i were. three
hundred men who 111.111.111.111. wound-
ed. and there was not 11 1111.19.01 any
kind or Cloth with which to bandits!)
their 1111111111..
-o£t1t'r_11111:1. will; nos
audience at the meeting was a large
Bible Ichobl at 11: 50 n. m. The les-
Epworth League at 6:45 p m. The
» Eastern?
CM m and modem Int 1:311
Min Edi“. Aim one“ the week-
end with Misc Josephine Hurlbutt of
Ccnnon. . . 1.
qulthm Booting. with. hip faintly
holly new roe.
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