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Rad? kwmlirlwfiwm "' Best). M ‘ lb.
Flauulwwoha .............. a ..... a...-
. Boa nu. Per me ............. . ..............
F SAPOLIO! percm'uon......:-.-......... ..... at.
ms nmrtA soap. ............ .. 2 for
W's tritium ................ . ...... 1
BLUE ROSE RICE. “Whole on‘m ................ 23
Aavrannmup. 1
. nw- BucxwrmA‘r, fit: ....................... 12:
, NEW nAnCAxn inland. ..................
l, caotcs ALASKA SAL x ...................
t» snout) SARI)!!!“ .. ......... ..............
, Quam CORN FLARE: ...... . ................ 5,2
g LENOX SOAP ........................... 7 for 25¢
7‘ A” FLOUR, “Nona batter” ............ 31,40 bag
_: mud- FARINA, extra large pkg ............... 13¢
1. AaPAnAous TIPS can ......................... 22¢
IONA PEAS can .............................. 10¢
IONA CA'rs'UP bot ............................ 11¢
cmmz’s PURE CATSUP cut to ............. (u
MP BEANS, can ............................ 1M
FILL YOUR STAMP BOOKS—WATCH oun WIN.
DOWS FOR STAMP SPECIALS.
The Great A 81 l’ Tea Co.
at WASHINGTON 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. lilo. goo. Free Delivery,
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About on. death It. mum
glib homo and Ialbad tutu
Inn-e wine to when hit
vile. mutate-haul. murder-tun
the glib to ha dcltvnad and than
’nlkcd over to the lunch wagon own-1
awhile-molten street. where
his remained until about: ale-r ht
o'clock. At that time he appeared
.very cheerful. Leaving there he vdk~
ed directly down South Main street
ttothelka‘flomo, “cookout down
in a chair and took part In a comer-.-
sation with coma ol the other ate-J
here of the lady. it: stayed Linn hat
a few minutes, and had started to
leave the homo when he use tab“
ill. Mr. Mich hatred that a‘tul be.
summoned to take him home and thin.
was done Belore he could reach th!
mud-chin ho collapsed and eulrod
shortly afterward 3
Medical Examiner Dr S H. Hunting
ion was called and he pronounced Mr
Burdtclt’s death due to cardia asthma.
resulting from atheroma of the arter-
in. The body was removed to his
late Mime. The impruaivv and bean
tit‘ul funeral services 0' the Ella will
be given lh'u waiting at the house at
led by Exalted Ruler. (‘.
ton. .
During my «hole or m; m. xr.‘
Burdiclt led a wide and varied career,
‘lle we: burn in New Maven on May ‘22 '
elxty- -three years no. Ht r1 malted
iin that tity of his birth until he was
Li137 Mara old when he came hot-913d
during the time was emplovcd in math .
lrt‘ing Bring~
lines at holiness. After Mr. llnrdick
4th up his residence in Summit. ht»
{started a small restaurant 1n the Find
District. H;- mm thin for morn (hr) 11.
ycar and then diapoacd ol it He then
lentercd the employ or A H Hatuer
,in the lattcr‘e cigar More on the
‘Waehinxton atrcet bridge. Ha ro‘
malnod with Mr. Homer over the,
Merchiels.
Ladica' Allopuae Linen Handkerchiefs, with narrow hem-
sdtehcd hem;_cmbrcidete:l in the one~cornor effects and
fancy scalloped or lice-trimmed edgesn15¢ to $2 50
Ladiea' Plain and Initialed Handkerchiefs, with narrow
Melted henna .......... ‘ ...... 1 5¢ 25¢ and 35¢
Men's Plain Hemstitched Handkerchiefs with narrow and
yarn and was neat employed by Ed-
word P. Smith ‘n the cigar Itorc
iwhlclt is now otottpled by Tarlov'
llrothtrr. at NW corner ttt “\Auhlnl
lion and \‘orth Main 151er He rt.
rimmed with Mr Smith for a Ihortt
lutriod .1111 when 111-. 51-1111 clap-Ad ‘
or his buttress. Mr. Bur-dict urehaaetll
the lunch cart at 21 South Main and.
This want ten year: ago and during that
{wholt ol lbhl ll-e DUI hlh $5001.th
.made the buainua a aacccaa. ln.
‘Jnnuaty 1912.thaluoel1 cart who had
7:30 o‘clock. and the wrvice will lac '
medium width hems. l
_. -....
Plain ”la-1050‘»
lnidaled .............................. 15¢ and 25¢
Boxed Handkerchiefs with and without initiala, with em-
, btcidcry in assortedrdeaigns ........... . . . 59¢ to $1.25
Children’s Handkerchiefs in plain white. with or without' in-
itials in novelty boa” ......... 15¢ and 25¢ a box
I. I. MALLETTE i
88 W-hilgbon St. South Noewalk
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Pmlv 1E1) CONGOLEUMS 1!
ONE PIECE R
Congoleum Rugs i
64x6- 4, Sit. x10ft., 9ita1t121‘r.9
Printed and Inlaid Linoleums
A medium A son
count NORWALK, comr.
PHONE 440 ‘ ;
—«---. « -- -.:r___ ,
who travels under the name of}
J B. Taylor. was unrated Shintdtur
ARMED. FOR HMTFORD PO- uni,
HOE.
m“ J Peru“, “ “my" 0' Nor “"97“”?! by Detectives John Flynnl
and Martin Kano in Bridgeport, and l
. e: the charge of breach of peace. The~
l
l A our llr
l'llletn Brill an! Hold more 4
‘l'hlth-ozboe. If“.
D
rectum-alien. Salaam."
”If!
U damaged when the railroad uteri
tower ta back at it bunt. but the cart,
was replaced by the railroad company}
11 short time later
Mr. Burdlck had a boat of irienda‘
tn this city. He ran mam from one,
and of ti to the other. He who a;
member of power-hi or‘ttotnlaatlotiat.1
among them being: Butlor Lodge. No.
9‘1. l. 0. 0. r.. Maximmammhlol
31.1. 0. o. P..lurekhllhbockal.odfl
No. 44!. l. 0 Q I. 3|!an
ciao a number or the Beater-lent and .
Protecllw Ul‘dul‘ ct Etta. Norwalk
lodge, \‘o 709 and a charter member
of tho Putnam lion Company. 80th
Norwnlk He no deeply tolerated ln.
athletic sport: and no ball game or
hold“ exhibition in thia canton of tho.
atate III complete without. his tit--
tondancc. During lib you“: day-1 ha‘
was (unmixed in the about bttatncaa nudi
travelled extensively about the cow
try. l .
L J,
man is wanted by the Hartford nu—t
thorities .3.” alleged burglary l —
»~ Gummy... nus ’ ’
The U: certainty
of Grip ‘
and danger of lens breakage
from imecure eyeglhln mount-
ings are completely avoided
by thoae wearing our "Beat-
Yet” eyeglamea. We can show
:you how to have eyeglass‘
satiafaction for a very littlel
money. »
“T'ta Houu or Good Glues.”
Oculiatt, Optimal-Ma, optletm
87 Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. till 9 p. m. Eat. l8”.
router ’ j
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l-A-XNK ‘AND PETE
3,9
3..) ’ l) w
A Nuthlh (Hm d: Furs for the Holidays
mammmmdmuutwmm atmoderato price-
FurCcats ,5 l
am that Gull. am am an tum
“Seal “with skunk colic,
Wand m
Klimt Iaal with ”Me mean
and «an of $131k, w, W5 00 and $350.00
Hm Seal with border, collar and
0.1m ofnotnrallynx, WM
M29 Bum m $101“)
’01!" 3%!) M n.
Plflchd m 000-“, for men or women, ‘3
HM M $50.“
Micah. border and collar of rotation, w.“
Muffs
Raccoon,
Block Lynx,
Black Fox,
Hudacu Baal,
Skunk.
Block Skunk,
Red ’01,,
Black Dog,
Fur Sets
(our 20:,
find 20:.
hope Fox,
Sail: For,
Black Lynx,
Normal 3!”,
IadPox,
Children's and Misses' Fur Sets
Wham
llbhx,
lminc,
311M
lama.
mt,
who. Thibet,
Engraved Stationery
A'Wonderml 011nm Mating.
A very
housed.
ingly
have:
A box of paper, one
quire and 24 envelopes,
or half quire of. paper
and 95 correspondence
cards with 2411 en velopcs,
onwards and 24 cnve-
lopes.
Any color, gold or all.
Nor, » -
315.00 and um
”.0!
Wm and an.”
$9100. moo and $35.00
$10.00, $10.” cad $35.00
$170.00 “11:38am
‘ , W
”6.00 and $15.00 .
$15.00 and $1100
$77.50 and $1M.“
,- moo
$40.00 to $100.00
D'Orsay
Perfumes of distincho' a
new, for Ghrtatmaa‘ . ‘
All the mefiab' lo sweetness
of old time gardens, mac
leaves, lily beds, and violet
bordered walks comes to. the
mind of the one examining
these lovely. new perfumes.
The packages in which they,
are sold, the odd boxes, the
handsome and unique flasks,
are suggestive of hidden
treasure and will be a con.
stant joy to the eye.
There is rose, :1 not ruse; there 15 jasmin. 'lltusc who
love jasmin love it very much. There ts ‘Muguetf’ the little
lily oi the valley, and—there is ‘Chevalicr.’ Now Lhetalicr
is a man ’s perfume, if there be lllcn who like a spicy blending
of sweet odors, and it will just suit a man’ s fancy.
Toilet Waters and Extracts. '
A little round flask, holding an aunt-v, is in a littlu
leather case, nice for the traveling bag.
Choose a perfume as you cltwsc a ll'll‘lltl" ltt mu 1'
troll—40 last long.
Christmas Cards
that are dillercnt. ‘ '
For certain of ouc’s friends, a cord of the cxdu-
sivc variety is needed. Nothing but a card will do,
but the card must be just tight, and entry personality.
A new line just teccit (-d will be appreciated by pcnpln ‘
of taste. -
“rustic and heavy paper Covers, with It pierced urn ll"
pound, and the urn is 11“t:achc’ oi'tltied 111d imgmnt [0.30
leaves, suggestive of your summer rose 12.-,1rdtn “Fragrant
Thoughts and “The essence of kind wishes ” .
captable gi it is a box of fine
taper with monogram cm~
This‘is the exceed-
attractivo. ofier we
leasing and ac-
59 cts.
The die, hand
gmvcd‘to order. ’
011°
Come in and enquire,
nndtordcr early.
Some Mcdiaetdl Tapestry effects, lamlstapt-< and figures
of the “Ecole Economic.”
Hand illuminated Lords of gardens and llOWMItll -1te\\11\~'
and recdy paths b) lakcltts “ht-re kingfi her: and meadow
lilies abound.
25, 50 etc. and up.
Shower. Sticks 7 "
An exceptionally diafinct’» "
in display of Holiday
‘ Umbrellas. '
Styles in umbrellas like ..
shoes have undergone a.
gloat change. We have
tried to put a pleasant at—
mospltem 111 our umbrella
department. 1
These now Read Um-
brellas are really new and
cannot be had elsewhere
in the city. Uni ue and
beautiful are the assigns,
refined, neat silver caps:-
and highly attractive now
elties. t 1
Loop with pearl and sterling silver. i .1.‘
It is to you, '
a} 'j
Hum “001‘.
The Newport
buckle is the latest fad, in New York
advantage to see our line while it is at its best.
Prices, $1. 00 to $12. 00.:
Shaun”- Section.
Matn- floor;
it
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