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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Our epocialtiu—Belvor lard, Nelle, Cement, Pinter.
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lrhurch when they saw the storm ap~
’ Vrroaehing Hartshorne. When they felt
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won. areal miles dlnllnl. also we:
hit. but owing to \Iirr trouble. no por-
iieulars of the damage there were
Tony Annaniu
and a i-ompanion took refuge under a
lthe building moving from its l'oundtr
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POPULAR .
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
Bargains in Ladies Suits and Coats
There is still plenty of good picking in this record cut price sale.
garments, in a wide choiCe of styles and materials.
”DIWALI.
All are finely tailored ‘
PRICES
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mm bani teQ/e: Pier 27 Eaet‘
or; New York (foot of Catherine
“every day except Sunday, at 3 p.
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and at South Norwalk up to
39F. Foo“. General
NNINB J.
Agent.
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"iro' Stock of Hall Paper,
mica. Varnish, Moulding, Etc..
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til-our new quarters.
son-opportunity to purchase
hie of,19].6 Latest and Best
: goth-an Pinter at UNHEARD
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VHF-be located in the future at
Wantington 81., formerly the
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Tristram & Hyatt .1
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:nui instantly killed. ills companion
Ii: IE THEATRE We Some are Even Marked Down to $5.00
more: 1501 IDEATHS AND FUNERALS. gig.
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BOX OFFICE ALwltiszziwvi;ALK N i i Wim'm T" "mm f 3
. William Thornton lskiyun. aged . . . a.”
,1; ‘ lu’enty»!hree years. son of Mr. and Don’t MISS the Last Days Of the WHITE SALE if;
. V.\ll'§. \"irtor lskiyan. died last Melting 1",
ThurSday Evenlng February 3 nut his home in 8 Kt'ltll—‘K slim-t, first {-i
\ , (iihil'lt‘l, after an vylvntiwl illness. He l '3.
is rurviied by his pownrs. tuo sis»i #— 7»“__Vrfi_._ ___..
ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY let‘s and three brothels 'I‘he “ii‘sesijmtE—“Nearer My God to? dazed.9:»:«:oo:oo:oo:«:«:«:«:«:«:«:«:«}ozeo:«:eo:«:«}4:”:»} _>
“OWN" ““1 Freda. “f ”“5 "'H-"ii'i‘heer' as the remains here leaving1 R. c,
KlaW & Eflangel' Present “WWI-V “”d PWL “'5“ ”it ””5 mytitlte church. The pail-bearers werei’fi ,3; fl
- ‘and Luther. of New York Mr. “ki‘iiohn llooney, John Barry, l'all‘icki.: . 5. ;
HENRY RUTH ""3" was a “a“ “a"lw’“ "' (“‘“k‘mm‘iflarroll and Michael Sheehun. Flower. 3. ’i
_‘i . and 'i‘ribe, No. 32, l. 0. it. .\i. Funeral hearers u'ere Joseph McMahon and'eo . & .3. T
M LER CHATTERTON ism-vices will be held truth the iatetjsrpdpnok ("59“. interment “as in .. . . :
Lll()lli\ Sunday afternoon to 2:3‘;‘)".‘I\UL‘k‘:;l' Mail's penning-3; i" ‘ 3:
. . Rev. 1‘. E. Bin-to. pastor of lie .'or- e
In the Reigning Comedy Success 0‘ the Season :walk .\1. it). church. will ultimate. in- COURT NARRUK lNSTALLATION.E.. 9:6
‘ ‘ . ” .lf‘l'llli’lll will follow in liiwrsitle (-eme-j ‘ »- II: o 0:.
r tery. ‘ tGrond Deputy Daniel McKenna Per-i J t R d L g .0.
iDaddy Long Legs ”_ : forms the Work. i0. us . gcelve a at e .3
"‘ Thomas McGarry. ' M ”'9 ”Km“ meeting "f C0111”. Sh t f 0.0
. By jean Webster ’l‘homar “(4“er tolluuiim u lil|.;.'\'iil‘|‘uk. No. 5?, F. of A.. .the'foiloi‘t'tnelg. \ lpmen O .3.
335133.? :ering illness. died lit-it ewninu ittgum‘rl‘” new installed ii) blunt“ hiel‘.
~~-- his home in 12 Meru‘in sweet, upw'l‘hllma-‘i F' “‘“Vd' “55‘5““! by Mandi}. . ' .2.
SEATS ON SALE SATURDAY’ town. lie was thirty-six years old.§”“”““-" ““"M “('KHHH" ”I WW"; 9 .z.
and was prominent as a Spanish War 1“)”: 3“,. a arrla es .3.
3Velernit and in Woodnn-n oi‘ theE Chief Ranger—John Moore. 5.. .3.
E m-»____________~_- “rm-m ('ll‘t'le‘tl. Mr. Airtinl'r)‘ “-3,; ti SillH‘illPl liill‘ilm' Nicholas Pm'i.. ” _ ... 0:.
t j Well-known halter. and was very “w" T .. ' "
l «popular nmoni: the members of that: ‘Fim'u‘ml Hv‘m’u‘r'vfl“mm 31...”. A“ the Iategt 11916 Sprlng Oi.
. 'irntie. iii-rides his wife he is survived ””13" . .. ' 0.0
A“ 8“].8, coals and Dresses by his mother, )h‘s. t‘harlcs 'l‘_\‘rrcll; Recording N't'l‘l“HI‘.‘““(Ti|“l'i“|"”Nikita. mOdelS 3.
I i one son, Kenneth: it elm-r. Miss ’I‘renstu‘er "J”hn l’att'lien. 00 .. ' .3. "‘
Further reduc df 'F. ' CI S l ’l.ii.\~ Tll‘l'vil, and ll in-ulln-l- .lvrt‘lllinh; Senior \\"()0il\\1ll-tl‘~llln‘l‘y hither. lé’ 3.
8 OT Illa Balance 3 e .i‘yrrcil. The funeral will be held. Junior “oodwurd—i—Ralph 0018' 6.0 . ' ' :
- Alimony nulrning m 9 01.1“”. mu" 5. Senior lwiidied‘httrler Scribner. .3. MOTHERS antmpab oz.
We “33°“ that YO“ come immediately to buy as the iitary's rhurt-h. lnu-rhu-nt “ill ioliow. “Wk" "9‘“"9’ HM” "““h‘m‘ .3. ing the need of a new ‘0’
Styles are good for he)“ winter, but the prices will be :iu'St. Mary's remvtory, l lecturer-James Guyi‘r- v ~ ‘9...
‘ .mof‘. than double because of. the scarcity of wool and dYeB 1 -~‘-—— 5 “W“ W Tm" “a” Chm” oo carriage had better ‘ ’3.
on this country. The woolen manufacturers have already 3 Edwfld Parker ;Auuilt0~ 3° call and inspect our '3'
advanced 59 per cent. on next winter's cloth. Take our ad. ‘ Edward i'iti‘lter died ill his homing l‘liysiciitp-~ Dr. West. 3‘ ' ‘ . ,‘0‘
Vice and invest ina new Coat. Suit or Dress and you'll .437 Atlantic nt‘entte,‘ hronklyn. Sun»; After the nicotine. rvfroslntu-ntsego new assortment. ’0}
Sal/f monCY- . ' iiiay. January 23rd. in the eightyflwere served. ... ' {\t‘x 4" Prices from 0.0
. eighth year of his one, The funernli i“r’}'.¢‘ir“/ 3..
312 new wtnter garments $5.00 $1.00 waiete reduced to 69¢. iwmt held on “'Qtfllt‘flllly from .... l’e-lNORWALK COLLEGE WOMEN T0 "kw'ifi‘waflfi. . i. ' . .3.
on. "w wt..." Wm...“ $535 51.50 mm. reduced m 98¢ int-w Elliecohal nun-vii Slate streeti HOLD A COLLEGE TEIA. A “_ 1‘35"5:§?i$‘2 $15 ' $28 é,
. . -. ‘Brookiyn. and the reumins Were' The. Norwnik Branch of tie sen-i K/"’ 0
318 new wtnler garments $7.95 $3.00 watete reduced to $1.98 throughl ‘0 m city for interment init‘intion of Collegiate Alumnae is plan-:30 q» \ ‘ 0:9
522 new winter garments $9.95 $5.00 wniele reduced to $2.98 illnion cemetery. ROWLVWII. ”6 WM him: a “9”” 0’ monthly lens duringo‘o w .3.
$25 new winter garments $11.95 ‘ formerly in the flour business and a ‘the rent. of the winter. to which it is , 0 0:0
$3.9 new winter garments $14.95 Final riddance of hate member of the New york produceiim-itlng not only college women but 00 WU'LL SELECT ONE NOW WE WILL HOLD 0:9
Skirts $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 $4.98 25c 396 49c 75c 98c ll Exchange for fifty years, representingtall‘le in the st‘lIOOlR 0f ”10 (‘lll' W110 .3. , 0:.
_ ‘ . .. .. .. .. - r. H. Allen a Company. of Ohio. He may be interested in ROM ‘0 “0“” 39. IT’FOR YOU'UNTIL WANTED. ' ’9’
> was born in Rochester. New York. nndlt‘ollt‘fle- The value of College life is 3 ’.°
2%; are the largest dealers in (own' and offer better mt a boy he spent his summers with 1to well recognized by the graduates .. 3.
v Es than any other store. Come and be convinced. his grandfather, who lived in the old. of our lending institutions that they". .3.
‘ .. V [fashioned yellow hour‘s whichmtoodntre anxious to have girls become ll‘l';.:. ..‘
CLUAKS MlLLlNERY until a few years nut) in the centeriterested in time to make the news-:09 '
_. .. we PARIS of Roton Hill. lie was a member of ‘sary preparation, 9:. y ..
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. " ’ 'SOUTH NORWALK. the Veterans‘ Association of they, The .fll‘sl “7 ”I?” ‘9‘“ is ‘0 ”910:0 us 0a S .0
. . . Twenty-third Regiment. of which he ‘called an A B C T“ because ”T ”We. 0“.
r: : T . J_ Was a member for a quarter of a con fact that on that day informal mike}. ‘ 1 0:0
itury. He served during the Civil will be given describing the life at 3 Just a few more of those wonderful bargains. Beaver .9.
\ iWnr as a member of the United ”‘9 001191-195 whose “5‘1““ begin “'“h f “ . ‘ . 0:0,
_ 4 , ; states Sanitary ponllnissiun. He is A. B or C. Among the hrahch‘sf‘: Trimmed Collars and Cuffs. ' . ‘ A!“ .3.
_ survived by big brfi(h(\r.in.‘a“' and members are included the following“ ' ‘ .3.
. s . * lifelong friend. A. .\l. Cahoone, and ll.110 001192“: Aberdeen. Barnardd.’ - . I 9:.
. a . two nephews. Bryn Mawr. Boston and Cornell. The 09 i 12 50 $16 50 $18 00 :
r ' . ' . - . _ - 'tea will he, held Saturday afternoon“. ‘ a O ‘ . . 3.
‘ ‘ ‘ , , Mrs. Elizabeth Tate. February 5th. at the Community Chiba. _ - i . 9:.
.- :’ tug-f Elizabeth Tm... died at the moms, 53 West avenue, beginning no.3. _~ ,4 .0.
1 ~‘ I . home of George F. Schneid. on Stmw- K3 o‘clock Any college woman whoi 5”.”e”o.,’0”9..:“:oo:«:«:«'uzoo:»:»:o0:»:»:N:OO:N:”:”:“:N:OQ
berry Hill avenue. yesterday, in her cares to be present Will be welcomed“. . . ._. . . . ‘
" earance ' a e :ixty~iilth year. Funeral scrvices will . ‘W- v V ‘
_, § _ be held on Saturday afternoon from DANBURY DEFEATS JERSEY CITY. _‘ 7'
' i x . P. .r. Stunnard’s undertaking parlors in Ofle'OT “‘9 [88951 and béfil Dial-l ' r I ' » L ‘ - 7
. ' ‘ on Main street. Rev. t“, E. Bario withed games ever seen on the Dntibury2_ ' .
eglns OlflOE‘l‘OW' 'nntr-iaie. and interment will be inflow. the Jersey City team was do; "SACRIFICE SA ‘ ‘r- , ‘
- , Riverside cemetery. ' {tented last} night by Danbury.» by thei , .
' .. . 'acore of 23 to 21, in two minutes over-i ‘ . . ' i ‘ 7 , . -
. f . ' Constance Moore. time. Johnny Beekman was again ' ,.
1‘}: . ‘ , . ‘ Constance Moore, age tour monthsft‘he star‘of the name. getting'a foul; Horses cartlages,
, ‘ . . . will be buried in we Norwoik‘ center goal in the last minute, that tied the? . '
.‘ Men 3 $10 Overcoais l/2 pnce $5.00 low on Saturday afternoon. Rev. C. score, and in the extra pg .~shoot-i wagonSq Etc. :-: _| ‘
7 .. . \ E: ilarto will chime. ( mg a goal from‘pnst thejnid e of the .y ”d u . f 0.}11 m9, .“
.-. . ‘ _ toor. 'which won the game for Dan- The Peck & Lines Co. of. Bri geport, re ring 1‘ . ..
.ollii'tS . Funeral of Mr. Blade. bury. This shot was‘the best that hits; «Horse, Carriage and Livery business, announce that beginning i
' ‘ The funeral of Frank Blade, who ever been .made' on _, the Dnnbury; phlmday. Jan. 24,,ihey will Sacrifice their entire stock’consisting
. died Jn Stamford recently; was held court. Swenson, the “Flying Swede,” of 150 new carriages, wagon-3 sieighs, etc., also livery stock of .
yesterday afternoon from the funeral also played a fine game. getting four, 45 well matched .pair of barge, 32 'sln'gle horses. _1 hearse. 7-. _ f
~ Dill 1°” of David W. liaymond. on baskets in 9;”- “Chief” Muller played' coaches, 7 Coupes. 6 surrys, 3 runabouts, 18 business ~ wagons, 20/ ;~ . -. .
“(out Washington street. Rev. S. S.’Leonard, and scored four baskets to; 'mhe'r wagons. $111315, and double hariteSs. etc. at frdm'ZO to 4n :’ L
Henderson oiiiciateii. and interment Christopher‘s three. This game makes} per-cent. less than regular prices. Our loss wiilbe your gain an ‘. ‘
~nfixflw...wwg.fi;_fi. “M ””“M i. followed in Riverside cemetery.” flie‘second defeat for Jersey City in; we must (“513088er the. stool! regardless of price. ‘1" .4 .‘
....,, . . .. . ‘ . . t, . 5...... . - two days. and “Becky"_ has “vice Emmi ~ We-wlu continue to carry a full line—of horse. ‘Stiibl? itndfauto- . _. .~ .' .
-. . ‘ , «Rom Eflfiafs BEER ‘t ‘ . "I‘l “mm: °f earrnooney. -' ticallyflbeaten “‘9 ."Skeemm' 8"mu"; 5mobile ‘Euppllee and'maintamfa weirenuippoddxnragegfoi‘ istora'ge,57 1" 7v,
' , . . . . y . x - . 1e funeral of. John .E.’ Rooney was handed. . — >' i» and aintln. of automobiles ~ ' fro . .. 1. .
. . ., ‘FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES _ largely”attonded this 'i‘niirnin’g.trom . --———-—--—- . 5 .mpor. p g-z 3,. . . * . g 3/" ‘ ‘3'.
y‘ 0 ”MARY“ - _ Connuficut Avenue. .- his home. on West Cedar street at "9:30 An alarm of tire from. Mechanici _ Agency {mt HaynesLChrevolet and fiipfi 1d.St¢vqarh‘C‘a‘x-s. ‘r‘
' .‘ .. ¢ ' J - .. ‘ ~ .- .Phoneagyh o'clock and from ,St. Mary'aij'chnrch “roan-this noon. brought: the Firet'i. :s" . . ‘ , . _ . . -
i ‘ V‘ . “SOle‘,'l;\genlts‘"f0r The flatwalks - ‘ .1919 o’clock. wherein uiem mm' Dietrict'appnratus out} The lire Was‘i- ;“5‘ THE PECK & LINES CD ,,
‘i . . a. 4.510;) ”3“!!!“ ef‘_»@ogliocfiem'lflv&v"' ,. tvnenunx by the poster. Rovfilrhomas at medicine of Mr. Fitch; where all, g « _i . I ~ , .- ., . ' .,‘ '
i‘i .. . . - ~. V» Ja'aF‘lnn. ,‘Mri. ‘nlberi"nose‘tiiehdered passing ‘looomotivé- had-{eluted til y‘ 335.207. MIDDLES-TREET. ‘ ' > ';r ' 3Rl°°£f9§T Oflllj.‘
_ . r .1. a . k ‘1 I“ H t ‘1' tun gamma!” (burs. ing; Hoymea blazej‘on the” roof“- Chemicnlyflwere A :19. ...~»‘. " y V ‘J‘ w“. W .
“glassmed rilddsfor Best: Rem.” r. r“ t‘vi?°1°mg‘r“!9dtatlrbrnoutuie trimmer
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