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OWAYTO
( “Dua-
m’will he a monthly business
meeting of the Rowanon [mun Corps
on Monday evening and also a gener-
al rehearsal.
Rarwayton Baptist church. Services
on Sunday. March 5th.
1::30 in m. Morning wor..hip with
a short sermon by the palto ron~
Some Thoughts Suggested by the (Soul-
munion Service. The ordinance of the
lord‘s Supper will be obuerved at the
close of the morning service.
Hz“ a. In. The Bible school
meet to study about “Stephen.
Martyr." A: ts ”:54 to 8:3.
the
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3:80 p. ffi Tile Junior (‘. E. Society
4w
t
The local harbor is still considera-
bly choked with large cakes of ice.
Simeon Stedman. of 26 Rowan
street. has resigned hir ponition as
engineer of St. J. Smith, and taken
the same position on the St. i". T.
bane. of New Haven.
Officers are to be elected at the an‘
nual meeting of the East Norwaik
Yacht Club, which is scheduled tobs
held on next Monday evening. Rs-
ports of interest are to be submitted.
This morning's cold snap was en-
couraging to lovers of skating. If the
temperature remains cold during the
day skating may be expected on the
inn pond this morning.
lies Mary Sounder. lndia mission-
In worker, will have an interesting
address to make at the Advent Chris-
tian church on Tuesday evening of
next week.
On Tuesday afternoon of next week
at the home of Mrs. H. C. Drake. on
St. John street. the regular monthly
business meeting of Jo l-last. Nor-
wnlk Improvement Association will
be held.
The nt-xt regular meeting of the
Third district commissioners will be
m on Monday coming of next week.
At that tinil- ll 0 new ignatiou system
which is being inhtallod will be dis-
cnased at some length
[any East Side people are pltnnlng
to attend the two performances which
an to be given next Week in Hoyt'l
Theatre. The tirst will be presented
by the Court Laurel Club and Court
Laurel. l). of t‘., on Monday evening.
Tuesday night the several societies of
Trinity lilpiampal church will present
an enjoyable production. l
t
Local admirers oi Battling Kunx are
backing him to win in his bout on
next Tuesday night in llrldgeport with
Bird Palmer of that place. These two
boys have had two previous battles]
Kilns lost one and gained the other.
The coming mill will decide the bear
man.
OEMONSTRATED.
Grubba—Did that lawyer succeed in
convincing the jury his client was in-
lane?
atrium—Easily. The jury reasoned
that a one man would have employed
another advocate—Richmond Times-
Illlliit! ltltllt Cllllll
ls clots, liltilSll,
rill cllsltllftll
If ”who is coated. breath bad. atom-
Uao a an u '
vs scmfornia'lSyI-III; o‘fé‘I-siggfat
ones—n tsaspoonfnl today often waves
a alck child tomorrow..
, If your little one is outer-aorta
hit-sick. isn't resting. eating and act-
Ias naturally—look. Mother! see if
“the is coated. This is it aura sign
u it little stomach. liver and bow-
ab are clogged with waste. When
dun irritable. feverish. stomach soar.
heath bad' or has uomachnchs.
dhrrhoea. sore throat. run of cold.
me similar of "California on.
of Figs." and in a few hours all the
W poison. undigested food
and sour bile gently moves eat of its
1
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“In-unit. manna-in.
Iothera can rest easy after giving
tau‘namrau-mnlustmrm
a-ycmatoelmmiauom
”I.
Meatballs
Ham" thn
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rdezlvor at the ilsplisl chunh
s-
will meet in the Primary room All
children welcome.
6:45 p m. Tile monthly union ser-
vice of the Epworth la-aput- and the
iChrthisn Endeavor Sciety at the Bap-
tist church.
Pa. 29
is “The Conaecration of Strength." Pa.
29: Hi. Deacon it]. H. Evory will be
the leader.
7:30 p m. Tile service of evening
worship with special music by the
clloir and a short Hermon by the pan-
tor on “The Great Teacher."
The newly organllcd choir under the
leadership of Mrs. H. B. Anderson is
adding much to the interest and help-
fulness of the church services.
Everyone. is welcome and all
cordially received at this church. if
vou Ittend once, you will desire to
come. again. Come and worship with
us.
Notices for tile. week:-—~
The iaitliea' Aid Society will meet
at the church. Wednesday morning at
10 o'clock. The A. W. T. class at 3
u n». The mid-Week service will be
held at 72123.
The topic of the meeting
are
itnwnytoli Me'hodi‘tt limlscoptll
l-llurch notices: Sunday, March 5th.
F‘. S. Jackuvn. pastor.
Morning worship at l0:30 a. at.
1hort sermon followed by Communion.
It in hurt-ll tllol all members and
friends of the church will be present
i this wervice.
Sunday school at “‘50 a. m. The
lesion subject is "The Death of Steph-
en."
ltlllior Leanne at 3:30 n. m.
El‘worth League at 6:45. This is a
t'nion meeting with the Christian En
'l‘ho
' - ”The (‘onaecrlttion of Strength)
ll. Evory la the leader.
Pt enlng song and preaching service
it 7:30 p. m. it in desired to make
this evening service a happy hour of
song and spiritual helpfulneatt. Come
and help nit bv your presence.
Monday. Marc hub. The regular
monthly meeting of the Official Board
.t“
l“.
. will be held at the parsonage. at 7.46
w. m. This it an important meeting
and all members of board are urged
' l lv' "resent.
chm-lday. March 8th. The Ladiss'
Aid Society have an important meeting
at Mrs. A. S. Crockett. at 1:30 p. m. in
nrcnarntton for the church supper for
ridsy evening.
Thursday. March 9th Mitt-week
prnyer service. The subject for this
l-vcniag'a lleetiniz in. “Prayer for The
lurcciv of Our lilvcrv Member Crin-
in"! " The pastor will load.
trinity March l0th. Supper. or afll
mm1‘ierrt and frisndu of the church.
Please do not forget this date: The
\l‘mcn of the church under the lead.
ing of line ladies Aid Society are do--
inl: faithful Work to make their part
of the winner a succesa. No admin-
uioh ll charged; and the supper, be
cauzc it is the expression of that which
money cannot buy is also free. Neither
is it a bait to catch anyone. ll ht an
honest effort to get all members and
frienda of the church together. :0 in—
creatte sociability and brine: the. inter-
ests of the church to the attention of
all. There will be a few short speeches
and some. special music. Miss Gladys
\fllls will sing and a quartstte of men's
voices will add to disinterest of the
program. “if you desire to know more
about this gathering ask the person
who brings your ticket to you.
GARDNER AND APPLEDY LEAD
' 1N IILUARDO.
le YORK. larch l.—-lidward W.
Gardner and Francis 8. Appleby. the
oldest ahd youngest player. led the
"with today in the amateur hula.
‘onmarnent. each having won two
Mmes and lost one. This afternoon
tor-drier will meet Edgar T. Applebv.
who has been defeated twice this
week. and tonight Charles Heddon. of
*lowrgiac. Mich. will play agninntthe
tam. champion. Jacob W.
vho has failed to score a victory so
far in the tau-meat.
sowuuo couownsc OPEN. To
stout. ,
ram. eminent—m aix-
teenth annual “ornament of tin lin-
urlm'nownu emu-ill ion-ll“
, worm is , ‘ = ‘ " com-
crisis: thou-inducemfimm
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A 5-cent fare on the Stamford
ih‘orwallt line. between Stamford ant
1liarien, on April I (?). so the. whim
aaya.‘ lint. kind readers. please re
member that our good friend. the
Judge. has not yet given his “deci-
sion" and we also desire to call atten»
tion to the fact that April is also
known as April Fool's Day. So don't
bank your savings as yet.
A plan is on foot to request the vol-
unteer fire colupauiea to test lire hyv
drama in their different sections.
[tinny of the small towns have. water
mains and fire "plugs," but many of
these have never been unscrewed or
*‘m-v—I'fl ado-v.
-w ,3:
u‘a‘M 5 ‘A ~
William I Brewer has sold his Ford
car to Frank Adams.
Loon C. Todter was a recent visitor
lor.
Mrs. W. s. Miller is greatly im-
proved and is expected to be able to
go out this week.
William E. Brewer is spending the
week with his parents. Rev. and Mrs
J. Brewer. at Skullville, N. .I.
First Selectman John H. Behre has
ireturned to his home on South ave
nue after spending two weeks in the
Adirondacks.
opened to test during the whole win-i
tel. and, in casiof fire a number of
the hydrants might be found to be of
no use whatever. it should be the
duty (so these authorities state) for a
"homer of a fire company to be ap
pointed each month to make these ex»
aminptions into the condition of the
hydrants.
WILL OF OLIVER COOK.
Rowayton Oysterman‘a Winupoua
of 815.000.
'V‘l ,, “nit r’ ’ ‘ " Cook, who died
recently in Darlen, has been filed
‘ ... .. the Stamford pro-
bate court. lt disposes of property
valued at about 15.000. most of which
in real estate in the town of Norwalk.
Mr t unit will; a very oltt man. on (lyr-
terman all of his life. and was well
known. .ilis lll‘il‘a are two sons. each
of whom receive 3200; Stephen »S.. who
is in Philadelphia; and Ilewifl H.. who
is in Louisiana. also two daughters.
\i'lldiu Gaylor and Alice Cook. to
whom the remainder of the estate is.
bequeathed. They live in Rowayton.
The son. II‘WII ll., went south during
the (‘ivil war and has never returned
her--. having married n nmlthel’ll wo'
man.
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From all ovcr this country the walls
of the high (‘tial of living are being
X'ct with the garden movement Man
an. wcr. Since many tracc the casino
‘3 tin- lallure of the farm to produce
the adequate quantities of cdibloa. a
partial and temporary solution is the
intensive farming in your backyard. rents of children in the school are N 30W“ “I the VI! to prevent,
livery reason lmpels this thrifty prac-
tice. and all who tried it hertolors
find not only a material return in
trcsh vegetah'leit. but learned the lily
of gardening where we. learn to pow-
der some of life's his lessons. When-
ever the seeds are free for the asking.
llom your senator or congressman.
and nature yields abundantly in re-
turn for a little loving work. why
should any one lack crisp lettuce, lua-
cious tomatoes, cucumbers, beets, car-
rots and even delicious corn? Learn
intensive gardening. Get your seeds
now. Turn your garden patch over
with a fork as soon as the frost is out
of the ground.
A party ill now threatening to sue Ir. O'Brien has been employed for 0' “I“ ll “0““ 181"" on "'9 “mo":
the Town of Daricn. tllc Noroton Wa-
t'l' ttolnprlny. or any and every one
whom he thinks he can hold responsi-
file because he ran over (or in) a holc‘
in one of the roads in his automobile.
and was thrown up in the air. and.
when he came down he landed on—
he does not remember what! Any-
way. be was mad. if not badly hurt.
This party states that, when he tried
to find out who was responsible for
not fixing the hole. the road commis-
sioner put it up to the Water Com-
pany. stating it had dug up the road
in putting in pipes. and the Water
Company directed him to the tele-
phone company or the» trolley com
pany. What this party now intends
to do. we know not. but we do know
that. unless the very bad hole in the
Post road. in front of the. String.
ward property at Nomton. is not at.
tended to. and filled in properly at
once. by the resposlble parties. thorn
in grave danger of some one being
badly hurt. At night ‘the‘motorlats
inflict pee this place; which has been
u tiresome condition for many
months." ' ‘
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truly sick. and tired women. with
her Joints. do not “ovum their
rkldneyaaro‘ontofonler. IfraLG.
mu... Box to. soup I. My, '..ll°ut
:7. 9. when: '1Igt.}£*"lfi ”if! K”
‘lay ritual-t! W 13‘“? “‘1'
music: the" ., '. . infill “O
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any willcontinua“daysaadfirlllgj
term
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‘ The Dorcas Bible class of the Methv
odist church will meet at the home of
lira. George H. Jellilf. next Wednes-
day. at 3 p. in.
Mrs. (T. F. Gortner returned to her
home. in Greenfield, Mesa. after
spending two weeks with her daughv
.ter. Mrs. W. S. Miller. '
1 Miss Ethel Crlasey. of Park street.
was the winner of the most popular
lady contest, held in the Suburban
Theatre for several months.
The montlhy meeting of Hannah
Benedict Caner Chapter, I). A. it. will
be held at the home of Mrs. G.
Lockwood. Thursday. March 9. at 3 p.
In.
A large number of frianda of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas llyrnes. of Green-
wich, gave them a surprise last i-‘rt.
day evening on the occluuon of their
wooden wedding.
\
George W. 'Lonnsbury has his
houses filled with lll’l exceptionally
fine quality of ice, most of it being
[at the home of his uncle. C. G. 'i‘ay '
and Frank Keiley ‘13 but man. “mgmkldio aisle Ire and a half feet widc
Grace Cahiil played the "l_.ohengrin"limd‘,\‘h° side aisles three and a half
wedding march. “to, u“. ceremwnyll‘here will be two sacristies. one 16x
'the guest. den-sled to the home of ll, and the other 15110 The church
hint. N. t' Eran. where a wedding will face South avenlie and will have.
.feut awaited them. [a side entrance on Maple street com-
- municating with the auditorium and
Ellsworth Waters. of llanlowu. was'the sat-lint): The rectory. of same
.taken into custody Tuesday. by ‘construt-tion. will stand in the rear of
(‘hiei of Police SChlhltil. on (‘Umylajul‘lile church and will face Maple street.
of Liquor Prosecutor Leo Davis, torl’l‘he church will seat between 450 and
the alleged selling of fel‘lllented ciderlwo- Father Summon had conferred
to a minor, on Sunday. Mr. waterngith the borough board concerning
stated that he was very much nor-ithe straightening of Maple street
prised to learn that he had violatedwm of South hwuuv. and has u-
the law. and thought he was acting‘lfleswd “'llllflsflrbs 10 item a piece 0!
within his rights, The hem-mg has land to mflht‘ .«ucli an imprmelnent
been set down for Saturday morning. 90381539-
Mr. Waters was released on bail. ____.._.__-.__.__-
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An alarm of fire. called the depart
ment to the Methodiw t'ltui'til all 8:51
Wednesday night. An (unheated fur-
nace had set fire to the floor under-
\
nesth the zinc on which the furnace, AND _ I‘
stood. The weekly prayer meeting ‘ '
l m .
had been held earlier in the Ott‘lllllifi l .3
When the firemen arrived, they found 1
the lecture room filled with smoke -i
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They found it necessary to discon-
nect the heater pipes move the fur:
nace and tear up some of the “(mitiirls‘ Friendly Society was held ill
boards. No water was “5H1, the'me parlors of Christ church Thursday
chemical proving sufficient The dam :night. Plans were discussed for the
age will probably be in the neighbor-""0”“ which they are to give withllzi
hood of ”00, and in covered by m ’a short time. A collullittce “as ap
Minnie. 'AMI the tire ntt‘tli‘f‘t’d twt pointed '0 "13“" all ”'9 arrangements
for this affair.
i A meeting of the members of the
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or three hours later. and cotton unde'
heady-sly. the old hulltlulu would prob
lubly have been consumed
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There was a unlabel present at tile
‘tlikt‘ and food Mlle ilt id in tile “'t‘hll
t
. «rt Urll" c - . w - -
A lzlrlte liEllilt'rillL' of reluttolvts ant‘i " olllpan) ‘ WI" TWINEV
o. c
ll‘iends wt-rt- [lrt‘Fl‘lll at St afternoon by [he members
"will Athletic Association of thelliplt}
Moraine.
lthm'clt. 'l‘ill=.~~dllv l‘ltifllillll. the:
‘v rminl< III Andrew \‘L ellre", of Slam .
ford, and Miss Mary Atteuburxer. oil
New Canaan. 'l'hc PPI't'lllOH)’ was per 1
formed by tile pastor. Father Staple. EAST
ton, who celebrated a illilh nuptiali
mass. The bride and llzr‘ooln were ea-
cortcd by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yullkelm
of Stamford. William O‘llorkc, of.’
Stamford. was best mail Mint (‘llria-l
tina Bnmikel was bridesmaid. Thai
maids of honor wcrl- M's-sci: Marcelle
Yunltett and Ma Yutlkes. Edward
Williams and George Handel were: Vext Monday morning the mails
ushers. Mr. and Mrs. Welhrer am-1 will carry to my. “Uri-um: a spec? I
native of Munich. Germany. but have reminder that his votes should be;
ior
NORWALK
AND STILL THEY COME.
LIBRARY COMPE
IMPROVEMENT
FORCES AHEAD. AVALANCHE or VOTES casr
arr" mun,
.,-u.
school it is thought that a
sum or money was clear-d. and
will be UM'd for-the association’s
pt‘lliiti. .
.__e ‘1
it‘i.u thought that .'\ large ram
lilollcy was drum] on the page .
"i'e'ate. and War." which file 7 .
maple of the Greens Farms ch '
gem in Nationle Hall. for the be -'
of the Red Cress War Relief for
There was .i very good u 'cndancet
first t-H-nmg. At the wcoul petfo »
arcc only about half tl-u- sea": :l-pa
of the hall was utililrd
OUClll millet lllll
ill liliitlli llll
instant Relief with a Small Trial Bot
tie of Old “St. JamiL'aJZtrLl
Kidneys cause Backache? No! The
have m; nervps. therefore can
cause pain. Listen! Your backache
caused by lumbulzo. sciatica or
strain. and the quickets, relief ii—soot
ing, penetrating “St. Jacob's Oil.’
Rub it right on your painful hack, a .
instantly the Ion-Lees. wildness a:-
lameness disappears. Don't stap crl
pied! Get a small trial bottle of "St
Jacobs Oil” from you druggist va~
timber up. A moment after it is a .
plied you'll wonder that became
the backache or lumbz. .u pain.
Rug old. honest “St. .lrtroh's Oil"
whenever you have sciatica. tlcnrnlgia
rheumatism or sprains. as It is ahe-
hltely harmless and doesn't burn tr:
skin.
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'ASSOCIATIOI
PROPOSITIONS TODAY
ARE OF VITAL IMPORTANCE. CUT OUT AND PRE-
SERVE TODAY'S READER FOR YOU W'ILL NEE"
TO STUDY SAME CAREFULLY.
STORE PREVIOUSLY OWNED
THORPE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
STORE N0 AUTHORITY TQ PARTICIPATE.
VOTE CAST IN
BY CHAPLF‘F
PRESENT
llG IONUOEB AGAINJN ALL
STORES.
Another Bonus of 50.000 Vote< l
5]!
CANNOT PRAISE THEM ENOUGHJ
cites 'nndkpnlns. sore muscles dram. last Wednesday. to J. 3. lie-
been in thlr country some time. Mrs.
Wchrer has lived in New Canaan for
several years. in the employ of Mr.
Milllken. llr. Wehrer is it resident
’of Stamford. where the couple will
live
twelve inches thick and free from
t
isnow. Evidently he made no mistake
in waiting until late in the season.
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The lParent.«Teacln-rs' Winston
announce that'Dr. r}. .l. O'Shauxhnes
sy will apaaknon "Medical Inspection
l") Public 3435“,." Friday. March 10. With the eontrdm given out. the
‘at a p. m.. ln the Town Hall. All 8‘th mud and preliminary
members of the school board “4 Da- business attended to. there seems to
[round being broken for the new 8t.
1 lAloyalus church as soon as the frost
[ Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Benedict have ““9”.” Father 8'30'9'0“ '35 “I
given up their residence in New Hn- Hartford. ”MM!“ "I consultation
van and are now making their home with "’9 bishop. “9 "ports "‘0 "I"
:will: his parcnta. Mr. and Mrs. Junlua 1"“ 3" settled. "3-" “M“ "‘9 Md“
Benedict. on South Main street. Mr. “*W opened in the 9WD" 0' "’9
Benedict. who for yearn has been re- pastor of St. Aloyalus and the arch}
calving clerk In the Winchester Anus tcci. 1" 0- O'Connell. “' Boston. 7'"
(fora plant at New Haven. has rotlr luckv bidder was the firm of Fenton
ed. :Brothers. of Norwich. whose future. for
.both church and rectory was 820.874.
E. A. Burdett. the Main street dri' the lowest. The other:- ranged from
“my. merchant, has engaged John 833.000 to 840.000. The orizinal idea
OBrien. of Stamford. to take charge 0' ""3 NW0" “d W001? 0" 91- M0)"
oi‘TIs men's iurnishing store, in place "“3 M“ was to have. n “0““
.0; A. w- Noble. who severe his con- church. but. that had to he abandon-
.l‘nection with Mr. Burdett on Saturday. ed, in view 0' ”l" “0935‘" burden
urged to be present.
aome time tn the Burdett~McGillivray congregation. The M3" “’3‘ 0' build
Co.'s store in Stamford. _lnlt made it necessary to substitute
' brick. The style is the English Goth-
Bowlers comprising the Elites and “3' with " central ‘0'" 15 feet “1“"0
the White Ways. went to Norwalk. and 68 feet high. not including the
Tuesday evening. visited the Nonralh ”'09!- T50 WING dimensions are
Hotel. and were served with a turkeyl‘h“ feet. “‘0 sanctuary .3030: the
dinner. the losing Elites paying for it.f .—
'l‘hoss attending were C. L. Davis” a a
Jack Morrison. Chick Bevanto. NIchO‘ 1 DIgCStlve
ins Car-man. Elmer Webb. A. Wilson» _ T bl
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Edward'Nudson. Fred Boles. George'
Pickles and Edmund Hogan.
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. : muse'headachc, blilOllSlleSS,
\Some thief who has been going the2 constipation, impure bI00d
rounds of no. mm Brush Ridge and other unplwsant symp-
farm. the estate of W. H. l-‘llrchor,lE
Sunday night. and stole ten beautiful,
toms. If these troubles are
n lected they weaken the
' "“9"“. Robert Bottomly. superln-I
tendent of the place. said that the' .Y ax-ld Open the W8“?!
. « . senousdlananychromc
pheasants were securely penned in on I. be back
all sides and overhead with wire my in . may '
terlal. and the intruder must. have hit? ID Won that (.Ollld
the birds cruelly with a stick. m: have been finnediately
night was a very windy and stormy
one. ”shuhcnoflcred by Mr.
Fischer for evidence leading to the:
arrest and conviction of the guilty
relieved by
Beecham's Pills. This well-
known home remedy has
‘party. proven itself dependable. safe
- and ‘ ydunng Sixty years’
hftss Alexlna c. Egan. danghtsr of use. ’1 fame of havmg a
largersale than anyothermed- .
m m the
lira. N. (I. ma. of New Haven. was
(film. 0' New Yak. hv'the M. «
John Mason. at It. descph's rectory.
father Russell was former pastor in
.00"- tm and at Nov-walk; and la
‘wm-gpown here. not» nan it a ‘
“monitor of Thomas W:' WI.
Mfiowna’vsn-isfis' , _ oaths;
clvswu. “militiamen-ii: _
t a
mm m.
.30.
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rcuntui M. lhi‘l day 40 as to enable‘ offered for the “we“ number
on with these reports, and the report" votes deposited by any contestant
cf that Monday. to have the privilege} (not indIVidnai) in each store m.
(if sending out lilt‘ [mill “300‘!!!“ mw.:
nouns vole ticket for each of them”,NE HUNDRED THOUSAND [GNU
"lttl no doubt every contestant receiv WILL BE tSSUED IN BEHALF
to: “m Wm ”9 hm" we“ Th“ or THE roctowmo stones:
Iaunouncoment today, however, will A'Dickcrma‘n I 800.
rtrove tho i’t‘tRTlNfl OI" THE WAYS; The Boston Store.
it will be the dividing line between: Mm ‘ Stevens. South Norwuk
the rail workers and the IAKD" “We” A Stevens; N k.~' .
llELlE‘VBS. in this proposition and‘... Sterling Furniture Coorm'ps‘ny.
othera'iust like them which will tot-l 'th Stem“ r mm Cm”
low. the winning vote will be cast. ['1‘ issue "a” day of e week y.
two weeks One votes wit'
RED LETTER EACH?“ Dollar applied to the purchoe.
lot a Mattress. Be sure and read "in
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:A. F. BECKMAN ‘. 60. SPECIAL
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THUNBDAV, FRIDAY AND SAT-
URDAY OF THIS AND
NEXT WEEK.
During these days instead of issuing
Ten Votes with a Ten Cent purchase” FOR NEXT TWO WEEKS.
i ONE “UNDRED VOTES will be “‘1 Gold 'Rock Brand of Polls. 1'. cans f
. sued. instead of the merchant stamp. .25 tents. 500 votes.
ug his number twice upon the tickct i-‘iesta ’Brand Peaches.
he will do so three times. A Dollar cents. 300 votes.
lurchsne Will obtain ONE THO.“ I Home Virginia 'Dfll‘f Wine,
SAND VOTES. The principal point cents. 500 votes.
1 r our satisfaction is that the re. '
i gill-t: from these days’ voting will not NEW YORK GROCERY SPECIM-
be counted and published in the paperl FOR NEXT TWO W‘EEK: ‘h
by this office until the concluding tab-:3} packages 0’ ‘( ream turn “in
ulatlon which will be" done in the -o cents. 000 votes.
iprcsenos of an invited Committee int 3 W895 0f G0“. Medal
iwhlch each contestant may be repre-l Starch. 25 cents. 500 totes.
, settled. this in order tight thirty can-I 50;) 33:3 of Delirium Peas.
not be a shadow of don t in t e most ' . _
unruly mind as to the eminent falr-I ‘0" will Oil-19"? that thell" Special;
liens which it is our purpose and pot. a" at the ”“9 0‘ DOUNE Pfrmiu .
icy to deal out to everyone. The men‘ Red ”it" “Id wear-go our réude '
rchants with make “Reid reports 0‘ to clip this announcement out as
; these Premium Red Letter Daya' vot-; item 0‘ ready reference in order "'-
{ing and they will be held intact just, W“ my ““09 ln‘filllflemly and IV .
as they-report them for this final tab - yourselves of all tnese mumflccut a
You can see that it is _l-\
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’ ulatlon. “e will only publ sh n ldangerous and imprudent from a vol,
per (on 1'
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25 cents.
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i fers.
3 future the Coupons and Labels which
. are turned in and the voting done on
t. tondny. Tuesday and. Wednesday.
t which will be at the original ratio of
.m vote who each Ten Cent pur-
l chase.
f elc. BONUSEs m ADDITlON.
Bonus Proposition will prevail in con-
will be from 5.000 to 100.000 votes for
the largest Coupon return up to and
incliniing Saturday. March 18th.
THESE ARE THE EXCEPTIONG.
Old Well Cigar 1‘ dis will be 50
votes each with a '::'-'.‘00 Bonus for
the next two weeks. ,
Marsh's Bread Wrappers will be 200
votes end: with a 100,000 Bonus for
the largest number'turned in.
“Jones' Flour Sacks will be accepted
the last day of the Contest at 2,000
votes each. but any Sacks voted in the
lntenlni will be worth 1000 votes. Pa-
per Sacks are redeemable. '
Gold Medal Butter Wrappers will
be worth 400 votes each from now on.
Union Club Codes Calls 400 votes
each. . ‘
Russian Blended Tea Cartons 400
votes each. ,
All CouponI'dotrbls the listed value
as was the eassths put two weeks.
Inst Nor. imp. Asa‘ . 796.013
Catholic Club ....,.......... “5.33!
St. Andrew's Mission ....... . 09.114
F.O‘.\Edglea(1ldb........... 505.060
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wand-mains tondait and gutter
mammalian hand for toasts
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Ithat may drifttfitaday. Sat
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During tlhese two weeks the some
nectton with Coupons that has been,
in vogue the past two weeks which
the largest number turned in durinlsl
cr'a standpoint to defer serving a
your table Marsh's "My Wife’-
Brmd" and we know when like ma
others you try this excellent loaf t
your home will produce l00 Wilts .t»
per day. trom‘thls source alone.
member that. you get it 10,000 vote cc
tiflcate for simply obtaining the . .
cent of your grocer to handle till~
Bread for your convenience and that,
of your friends. ' '
The Hundred Thousand Bonus fo'
the largest vote any contestant i".
ceives in the li've stores above sh- s .
be the studied purpose of every act l 1
workers. for example. the contestan
receiving the wettest number:
votes (not the individual casting
i largest purchase) in the Rogers Ste
ens two stores. will receive a. Speu '
lBonun Ticket of One Hundred 3‘
sand from each store's report. oov
.lng the two weeks mentioned. ‘
:in mind that within these unwanted
| Premium -Red Letter reports and Bow
,us tickets which will be votable ..
lthe last day rest; Victory or Def. ,.
The vote we have tabulated -' .-.‘j
ifore and the vote we will tabtfln .~
.hereafter is and willbe lnflnttetlm ”
fMorc votes will be out during 1
1 union of these big days in one . A. .
than is in the paper today for
laden it's up to year ' ‘ 2;
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