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FRIDAY, APRIL 7, igiG
(Conduct! on Tooth Pass.)
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“l": Pays You”
Tho High Quality of Our Groceries. Coupled With Our Ex trclicly Low Prices, and Our
Free, Prompt Auto Delivery Smicw—Oficr a Double lnce ntivc to Thrifty Housekeepers to
Buy Their Gran-ties at
ANDREW 'DAVEIY’S
South Norwallt
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(mtwship. has made friends, notioaiy
1 Will) all
tcongregatlcn, but throughout the City.
as well. He was exceedingly popular”
‘aiiti proved to be one at the iuust re
lsull producing pastors in Norwalk
Imring !lie sertite it has voted to
ire—engage the present organist iliir
.old Wilson, and Min! Willa Miller as
:the soprano soloist tor the coming
I year. Mrs l-‘ranitlin [hing Smith
[goes to the South Nornalk t‘ungw
l Rational (‘hurch Mr and Mrs P, B
.Granniss, uho haw been tin-re fu"
f seteral years, hating resigned.
' Mr Hartley's letter {Ollti\\n’
South Nurualk.
Praia J t
Delivery
90 Washington Street.
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. . 1 - April 6. 1916
GOLDEN Posmvely the. BeSt Flour 1‘1ng lllear Friends:
L For All EaBklgagmposcs“ ut c ' ll is with regret and personal re-
to 24}; _ int-lance that i lay before you my
GRAIN ‘ ‘ — resignation its pastor of this church. ‘
, C thus severing the cordial relations of '
~- ,. - ‘ ‘the past four years.
.> »’ “emphatic Soups Your Choice New Currants Your home .‘ . > _' .
l» Cal. Peaches Atlas Baked Beam Seeded Raisms I'l'llla task Lilli? more difficult be-
Crl Pl N D t muse of the kindly. appralr prltdteiy
Pi " “ms Early June Peas CW 3 es made that I remain with you. and
l“. .‘_ Jersey Pears Maine styls Corn Fancy Prunes [became of the many happy friend-
1;“ - - Strinpleaa 3"". _ Eva . Pearhes L shit-r formed during this pastorate.
F” White Chem“ Fancy Succotaah P in wever after serious deliberation
‘C New Fruit "m. Intending over the past month and
it Your Chm c Atlas Pickles FOR PURE CONDENSED hv-vin; for its purpose our mutual
“'9 Cut to Atlas Pancake Flour welfare, it seems wise to close this
“3’ pure rm" Jeme. MILK lniiiiit-itry at this time. Although the
a} /Ne\~ Linta a“... c ‘ call to anothehr dehld has lprecipitated
I ‘ - New Spinach C‘ Elite action t as Id no ntluenco on
ii: I“ can Muatard dardlaca Clt‘t to 10C 3“ l. dot-labs W hr sane than;
in Ascortod to suit The ideals of thh mtninry has
'3' : t found most hospitable reception on
r' v“ your pan. and tip-assay the
Regular ioc
Tall Cans cut to
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9 Well Worth
‘ uc can-aCut to
I has received subatantgl proof of the
.interast and Marty cooperation of
‘ Together wo- hava- accomplished
imaaythiusaadiathavarhdam‘
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church’llf’ov‘ha' ioylltp and MUD-J
nosa on tho part (#130 members”
. has hen Lanna of satisfaction to
‘0 the ”In".
That Which to Misc an of aa-
i during value in the life of the church,
i namely. the manifestation 0! spiritual
1power in thc development of Chris
;tian character and in the regenera-
tlnn‘of the individual has not beenj
; lacking in our efl'ort.
The appeal to the spiritual whim
has beam the key-note of this minis-
try has found warm response in your
hearts and it is at such a time this
i knowledge gives us comfort and sat-_
i isfactiou. The welcome and loyal nun;
iport with which you greeted this,
lentiurship at its inccption rt'iiiains to
this hour and it is with thankfulneits
a state that nothing exiaiins in our
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rcluzlnnahip has causcd this resigns .1
lion. ‘
7c C: II'
PEERLESS TEAS
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Fire, fragrant, deficient-fill
piaaae the moot particular.
50c lb
so a. a H. cranes FRE!
7c Crn
Atlas Pure Fruit
JAMS
Ail Flavors
15¢ Vllif‘
7c
Fancy Red Sa‘mon
Tail Cans
iii“ EVAPI‘ iRATED Mlt
Choice English Bmkfflty PEERLESS COFFEE
Nancy and with“ prod—t a
col?” with mom strength or 3....
flavor—cry it today.
30c lb.
20 s. C H. STAMPS FREE
Oblong or Mixed
lens 250 lb
ROYAL SlFl ED JUNE PM
FLAVOR
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Fancy Sliced
PINEAPPLE
‘, t‘ 'ii.\ for 25¢
lest California
PRUNEB
Largo Meaty Fruit
2 lbs. for 25¢
ATLiS cits
Atlas Chili Sauce
Absolutely Pure
large llottlc 13¢
Large 15c. Jan ~
“ll‘ tn 10¢ jar
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AMERICA‘S FINEST
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OATMEAL I argc M P g it is on other grounds and for other
in reasons the. resignation is prescntt-d
Opportunities making for grt-ntt-r
efllciency in his chosen profession
and a conviction that these should»,
not be postponed. have been the pcrtl~
nent masons in the pastor's mind for
closing his work in South Noraallt
Reasons of a personal nature an!“
therefore not of interest to the church it
at large might be advanced. 1
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Quaker Farina
C: rn Flakes
.ornsurch
't'niir choice 5‘5 pkg. ,
tlut to 13¢ lb.
20 Stamps with
Atlas Catsup
Absolutely Pure
.- itottlc 15¢
Xictlitiiii liot. 10¢
Very BM Pure. Leaf Lard,
25 Stamps with
irlottle Vanilla
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2 t-r 95¢
‘lo the close or the church year.
25 Stamps with
1 Bottle Pura
100 Et'ampa with
1 lb. can Pure Biking 1 can Purc Cocoa With the firm belief that above the
,. 9,. 1 Oil Ichanging conditions of .our human .
um Extract PWd" 8' " [life the purpose of the liuvenly
” 25¢ End- ill. / 05¢ 20¢ ,i‘ather with regard t His well-bo-
lloved church moves sistlessly for-
ward and with the earnest desire for
the higher interests of this church
and community. 1 remain.
Most sincmiy yours in ths‘ service
of the ‘
Fancy Table nutter Cut to 350 lb.
RALPH G. HARTLEY.
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The resignation will take placc on i,
the last Sunday in May, bringing usi‘y
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125 WASHINGTON STREET ;
Quality First; OJ Pro-:55 speak for Themselves. Compare Values for Wc'ck of April 8th to 15th '
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Cut Price Groceryl'Specials at
BECKMAN’S
Note the Price, You Kno‘w the Quality to Expect.
Always the Best
iiiitiisriizccs . . ..
Gold Medal Flour, per bag 90c,
1. Blue Label Ketchup, reg. 25c bottle,
Whole Grain Rice, 3 pounds for
Large bottle Selected Queen Olives,
250 can Crisco, cut to
Large jar’Lyon Brand Syrup,
Grown Aster Brand Asparagus, 250 can,
Challenge Bland. Coffee, reg. 300 per lb. 250‘
3 canaAngthE’arlijunoPeas, for 25¢
hanculmafimnudy Made Soups—om. Better) can 80
I Mixed orBinnkaeas. (W'W 5°C) cut to 42¢
250 size Bromo Seltzer, " 250
Lea. 8r Porrins Worcestershire Sauce, 25c size, 220
Finck’s Golden Wedding Whiskey, bottle, 1.00
Burnett’s London Dry or Old Tom J in, Single 90W 750
G0 'don DryGin (Market Price Still Higher) Our price 1 05
Call at our store and see all the good things
we have to Eat and Drink. Prices always mod-
erate.
A. F. BECKMAN & CO.,
83 and ”mongol: Si. Phone 1405 South Norwaik
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1n cu for one thin: is a aucces- picity itself has puniaa when it many languam he begins to learn.
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one another. butts and cvelopos there are eight or nine or ten of tho|iea hidden in an egg: "."As full .0: ?
is not the true coir»
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.. logg” is nearer the truth.——Excliangn.
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' THE FRUGAL BRETON.
» loading their cargoes i had
"As I watched the fishermen un~
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Atkins Gibbons in an
. [article on “The Sardine industry of :
Brittany,” in Harper's Magazine. "80 ;
‘many sardines come into the port of ;
Donarnenez that their white, flecky,
scales cover the sand in mounds, ‘
washed up by the tides. Some of the
boats have their decks covered sew. '
oral. inches deep with the ceatch. Bu!
lthe fishermen actually count ovum
insulin». and send them ashore in bau-
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‘ imam guessworkmo iapproai‘ ' .
1mutton hy‘weighing Since gat low .
tide the boats are fifteen feet below
the mole, the porters let down r0991 '
'to 6"?"321303 in the boats. The bar--
limit; are drawn up one out. time. if
in single nahbappcns to fall overboard .
tthey go after it with a hand net and ,
lmake really strunuouvcfforts to re-
cover- it. Those areitshomanimm- . ,
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intents would not hatrbeeri’hecon-
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