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3'” [new Companies. crashed
in his county, have tailed or who
on the business. To LIVE and tarnish
on] indemnity o company must hue
Woes to hook up its poilcieo Come
‘1“: h and look over the resources at me
{of (the oomputies ropreswted by no
. not then pick a his substitution oom-
,.L-, W tint you can dependant: tints
”d trouble. It costs so more to insure
in a real good company.
The quartotte oi the First Methodist .
Episooool church are to give a yer:
attractive musical service. Sandor ev-
ening. The cantata"‘Two Harv‘esu"
those who are familiar with the work i
fully nppteciate its beauty The num—
here in the work are as follows:
“The Earth W as Without Form, and
Taylor 8. Gold-311i
soon-1 NORWALK Tsusr co.3
BUILDING, '
Void‘ Antoinette. .
“And God Said. Let the Earth Bring
Forth Grass «~bsritone solo
Thou Vlsitest the Earth”~qunr-
tette. , ' .
“0 That Men Would Therefore
3 Telephong 1230
;Praise the Lord for His Goodness"~
Eslto solo. , ‘ i
'1 "He Maketh‘the Wilderness a Stand” ‘
1113 W ater' -—tenor solo.
Baur. of 7 Davis
otreet,;l‘lo1111ury.l1as returned home
nitex opt nding a few Weeks nitlt rein
titos in South No1watk.
._—
»-Ll.m'n Pork lie. lbsN. l’.'Market.
"Mitts Frieda B. W.
The Ladies’ Aid 'Society of the
South Norwalk M. E, Church. last
evening. held a highly enjoyable out»
pet-“1'11 the church. The ad’air was well' '
3 attended and was a gratifying success."
~33Shoulder Steak lie ll) N. l. Mitt;
A valuable dog. wearing what was
described to the police as a silver col-
lar. was acting strangely on Raymond“
street. yesterday afternoon, snapping
at passorsby. The dog warden is in-
( yestignt tug.
1“
We
.. 3“] .
, important business. .;.
1' bridge itself.
«Legslamb 160.111 ‘N Y Market.
A special meeting of the Christian
Endeavor industrial League, of the
First M. in}. Church. of South Nor
walk. will he held this evening. There
will be election of oilicers and other
#Urmbréllas and Mourning Bands
j O'Brit‘tt'n.
'A roll from the southern -:1d of the
city. yesterday afternoon. caused D0153
1W3o‘rden Thomas F. Walsh to "lint! a
dog lying in the woodo; with a bullet.
hole in hi 3 side. “it is thought the
dog must have lbeen stealing ohlck’ohs
during the night. The dog warden
ended the canine‘s misery.
a»..-
, ”Soft Hutu, Soft; Hats. O’Bi‘ien's.
This afternoon at 3 oclock Engi
nears George A. Sharron. ot’ the City
or Norualk; W; R. Dunham. Jr.. of the
_ Connecticut Company, and W. Wot
tors l‘agon. of the Bridge Construction
committee will hold a conference re-
lntive to the proposed layout of the
Connecticut. 'Company' 13 track up to the
opproaclles of the new Washington
._atreet bridge but. not including the
suggestion made by lodge J. J. Walsh,
fit the recent Council meeting
\
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~.\'otice Junk orders intended for
Willtnin 11mm, should be telephoned
. £9‘Somuel Julian successor. Call 499.
B7 Fort street.
.. - A.-._____..__._._~ em.
~«FULL POUND—
FRESH ASSORTED
GHOCOLATES.
Ellison-Powell Corporation"
There urc business ommt
POW whltdt YOU mm a map
This is in line With the _
Your Own Busmess
333‘ In that not solntthl 11g Worth \1o1kt1ur for?
‘ ltitwot) (moo. in a while somebody
business of hid/mm \\ ith money he has solid. or with erod-
“:;‘,3tt be into built up at h to bank.‘ ‘
. am and the bank orcdlt which usually goes with
‘These Wait All Upon Theo”—-nito3
isolo. , i
' “Now therefore 0 l.,ord lite Thonk‘
'Thee" innartette.
‘A Sowet- \t ent Forth to Sow His
:Seed" wsoplano solo
1 ‘I.et Both Grow Together Until thef
3. iisrvest‘ ’«tenor and bass duet. :
‘The l.ord,E1en the Most Mighty
God. Hath Spoken‘ 'wquarteite. 3 0
“Then He Called His Twelve Dis-
!ciples Together' -soprano solo
i Lift Up Your Eyes and Look on
i the Fields"——qus1tette.
“Come Unto Me, All Ye That Are
Weary' ~tenor solo
“Come Unto Me' ‘-—quartette. .
“And 1 Looked, and Behold a White
:Cloud"--bass solo.
“And They Sung. As it Were,
.\“(w Song"—»Quartette. ,
“And 1 Heard a Great \'otce"~4bass 3
solo. I
“Andilod Shall Wipe Away All
, Tom's—from Their Eyeo"——-quartotte.
“And They Shall Reign For Ever]
’and Ever". ‘ i
The members of the quartette are}
Mls. Hull soprano Miss DePierne‘
‘nlto. Edmund E Crown, tenor Wor-
ren Scolleid boss. Archibald T. Mer-
right organist.
n
A good sized delegation from Nor
1wnlk will be in attendance at the
“ ‘twelfth- annual banquet of the Con-
nectlcut McKinley Association in the
Mini House. Hartford. this evening.
. W '1
About thirty live volumes descrln
ing olti houses in Connecticut. htvo
been received from the bindery at
g-tlm statue llama W The houses-ede-
so bed include three in Simsbury.
til figNOl‘wich three in new.
do lexen in Fairileld at}!
in Norwi
' MSaybmoli- ,ifrm1klln. -East Lyme.
.Torrington. \Vnteltown and Grant.
woll,_ “Theme is a volume on the
:‘flomph Wells Houso" tn the. Plotter
toxin. ‘
CALIPORNIA. Potl'rtclAN DEAD. ‘ ,
~ sou FRANCISCO. Jan. 29. -—Gener-
by Bertie Toner nlil be sung. and '; t
1 Town two in Lyme, two'
_gln Litchtlold, and one each in Old
11111110111111 ' v.
The Store of Big Values
Wale The Prices
MAINE POTATOES
The Finest, a peck
16c;
SMOKED A
3 SHOULDFRS swxr'rs
HRS
3 lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR
3 lbs. to a customer
BUTTER
BEST CREAMERY
850 lb.
G001) TABLE
BUTTER
30c 1b}.
mi EEDA.
BISCUITS
"4c pkg.
Ginger Snaps
41135. 250
l ling l tour ................
13bot. i’urt- Extract. 2 07..
.u.
'l‘ot‘al ...... - ............
You Save 32c.
3 SPECIAL COMBINATION
FLOUR SALE OF ALL THE LEADING BRANDS.
Gold Medal, Pillsbury and Jones.
1;). lb. (an l'r r.c111 l’urc Ii 1’0“?ch-
................ $1.23
10 Stamps Free with following
2 l hot. l’rcn‘bttm Catsup .' ............................. 15C
1 can \ n11 Camps Milk .......... .- ...... ..:'. .‘1... we
1 can Liquid Enamelino- ............... . ............. roe“
1 can Snider s 'l‘ont‘oto Catsup ....................... ml:
1 can Hooton Cocoa. . . . . .................. 3 ........
I 2 lbs. wtft a ()leontargnrittc ........ ’ ......... 3’. ..... 25c 4b,.
ti’ho‘t Inverted Worcestershire Sauce ....... ‘;.. . .12.. . 15¢
a
”'1 at1gc'rincs.. ........... -. . ..
Grape Frill-4x. .o. 3
S
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- SPECIAL SALE-CALIFORNIA F’RNJITS. . .: .
l‘ancy Swot-r (Manges , .. . . . .
..... ...,....15cdor.
............... '....19cd63z
25::
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......;’J ....... 1M hfor
4r» ,
E33333klndla Tea Companv
‘3
Phone 371
£5 Washmgton Si.
at George Stone, a notable figure in 3 '
the political history of cadmium; 11nd ‘ 3
active participant xin public admire. . '
died at his home here today. He was
72 years old
tnnt general of the state militia, {and
Joe chairman of the Republican State
1 Central committee.
”at
Davy s
50c TEAS
t
.
Equal to Hunt 60 cent
grades. .60 S 8: H
Stanipsiljiwith tact lb-
you ltnow starts a _
tunities in South Noi'wntk right ,
it you on- acquiring it bunk bal- .
.....
At different times he' sowed as with 3
3 of general foreman
c'roi't Manufacturing C30,. m on Tues- .
‘3. 1-31. 3‘ gt; \3‘ ‘i‘ xv \v \u \_
11—1ch- or, ‘1‘1'1 ”in, »U'i or
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lWOMBlEl HEADS
PAST NNLENS 0f
William 0.3 Tw ombley, of Stamford
Dodge. 11 resident of East Norwolk.
hut employed in Brtdgeporl where
he holds the responsible position
at the Ash--
day eieoted president. of the Post Ex-
, tilted Rulers Association of the BF .
‘ 0 Elks. Louis Brock or the Bridge-V
3; port lodge, was slanted trodsurer or
[.7 the annotation-
:‘l‘he meeting held in New British.
. nos well attended rby delegates ~Prom
oil over tho state. followed by s hitti-
down. The olpttion of adieu-I‘m hid
wooded nil other Moira an moi
ed in at. ‘J. 3. Reilly, or summit:
Norwalk Furniture House
14-16 Wall St, Tel“ 44. _NDl‘wllk-_3.:3
‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\.\_‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\ :\“\‘\‘\ u \wo‘xpu It. 1-0
fllnivifilrtn.’ Unbranlr lain! '~,- ,
"was well known in Norwslk..where- he
00NNE0lNNll RN
and at which over 100 members out
'llill untied tho " Win 33h
toast. our: «looted via-malt a, liner. tit-o
‘\"\-\-\‘x-~
a;
1m 1" 'r'1'1'1‘1
1. .
Elkdom tiilonghodt the ”flute ist
flourishing.
Proper scltdn \vas taken upon the
death of past district; deputy Michael
J. Hitter of Hort-lord‘lodge. Mr. Hatey
attended lodge meetings as 3a guest.
The new president is one or the
best known Elks in the piste. it man
of; blah ohsroéter and ability and
will do credit to the high position to
which he has been elevated ‘
SQlClDED AFTER KILLING WIFE
MOUSTO‘N,‘ rein, Jon. 323$. —~'«Ward
Snyder. the on than 11116 yestéi'doy
killed his wife,
Snyder, in a sanitdriutn heron died-
euly today from moon he mellowed
alter the orlme.
Snyder won the son at N. S Sny-
tier. a Pittsburgh Pa. capitalist
W
“MREREON
;,
rum. It: the 120—.
‘1»
Eul
Mil-iii ADELE
, mourn; his 3
Moria Antotn
lawn
. v .1 v.0 .p-v—w..na 4‘...- or die-d ,4- .w
«a .p-w-e,"..
STERLING’S
15 DAY FEBRUARY
FRID‘AYJAN. 39, “1915
FURNITU e» E SALE ?
‘3 33 t; 1. ‘ ..,, ~.. 3 “1 ,
80c Will‘ Do Whah $1~F0rrnerly Did, ~
a 1 OF:
Sale Starting Sol. Jan. 3‘30, Ending Feb. 15
livery Piece oi Goods has 0111' Regular low Price Marked on in Plain
Figures. You Select the Goods you Want and Dcdnci
20 1181' troll-rout Your Purchase.
NEW. Cunt 111311111111 outsmart) Magnum
20% OFF Furniture, Bedding, Rugs,
Ranges, Heaters
80cwilll1uy '5 1.00 worth
‘ 10.01 -
20.00
6‘
3 8.00
16.00
6‘
...~ .. «new.
"33Stlecial Music
EVERY .SATU RDAY 'EVENING
‘Ctilford Hotel
mRat-hskeller
NOTE—New entrance from Eliza-
bath Street.
t
Lorene Bére‘sfor‘d ,
‘ a! south Normllk. who procured their
Qmmi3” 3
Saturday Special
Ladies? Bungalow Aprons.
Full Length and Tape Bonn-i
Regular 50c Value
SPECIAL 25¢ EACH.
'l‘lie Roller 5.10 & 2513 Store
W
A slight. iire occurred at the estab-
lishment of Jone»; _& Hotchkiss. plumb-
ers, at a few minutes before five
o'cioék yesterday afternoon The blaze
was quiokly extinguished by chemicals
after the fire department: responded to
on sum. The tipping over or a can
or gasoline which was ignited hy' a
lighted candle nearby was the cause
in the tire. The accident occurred in
the front on the sooond floor. - ‘
I
on the steamer "iiehépe" of the Clyde
Lino tor Jshkoonvllle. ma. are Mr.
and mi. name: 113.com of Biz-nth Nor
walk,
or or Brooklyn; told Ernest o‘. Boiler.
tiokot‘tl' and rdsorvotionlf thrown the
Moots lit the Lino at South Not-whim
Ito-w J 1t Weeding j3~
127.129 WASHINGTON 3ST.
1 .. Tet. 441--or and photon—6 Rowan 8t.
Anions the Monomers soiling today '
Mr. and Mrs). Mariel; sprow-‘ »
u 7; so
* 04.00
80.00 t“
4‘
‘3 PHOun 105.
EaSt NorWdllg, Ct.
Twilight 1,
Mrs. smtiha—"I’Look at an that junk
and I only received 30c" f 3
Mrs. Jones—“Why that was not Et-
fron, 3 Rowan street. Don't believe
the man You should look on the wa-
gun as I do and make sure. “He pays
lo 11 lb. for rage. best prices pair for
rubbers. mouth; and feather beds." '
Have stopped the ladder 2i) rounds to '
56 Water street; where i will conduct
9; First Clpll Plumbing Mhlish‘ment.
. ’ H. A. RESIN-Em, ‘
00110”le “ “
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333FURNJTURE.‘L _
' COMPANY
SOUTH NORWALK; CONN.
_ $32.01 will buy: 40. u m.
so. to
m. to
‘0
‘6
,U 'Lfiz
\
Kitchen Wore
Otterings
THAT YOU CAN’T AFFORD T0
IGNORE”. 3
. 0‘
45c Steel Snow Shovels .. ...... ...29¢: 3
2ch Round Tin Walh Bolton”... .21:
stzs‘roldntg ironing Tobias. . . .981;
$2150 Galvanized bustle“ Ash sift-
pro, will fit any barrel or ash can
on... -------
ties
hing ._....‘..
25:3: 1-gallon Galvanizéd Oil Cans. .171: ,
39c 100-ft.Homp Clothe! Lines” 293:
$1.50 Family Sealer, with flat top
and ocean
ALBERT F. GEHEBE
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.3138
. 19c 2-dt. size wire Corn Poppers. .14:
$1.25 Copper. Nickle Plated To: Ket-
..... m3
Zap. Awaolieo‘ Sloth“ without rut:- 3
L‘ ....... 6 ' packages. 25o
49c'3nallon Stone Butter. Crooks. .341:
75c sum 21m, size 32x32...‘....4§c ,_
”41.103
'25 wee-r WA3§HINGT6N eraser.
sou-m warmth. ‘ *
Phone 1009-2. _
V, Prompv Delivery
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Smith. Modem.
Remington. Ill other
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