of bride glass an}!
will not tanush selling_
that ,fire rejects, odrs
‘thus to cover up’de-
Yes, our colo: scheme is
.3 , with we hope, no streak
. yellow. Gr‘eenbacks suit
pa. also gold; use you
white” as any fellow; black
Coal, blue sky o'erhead,
meet-lie say—our. ads
* "Sensibly Priced
.riMotor Trucks—~have
. ‘usrantee 10,000
.low u.anywhere.
A'RKER FACTORY
Off Crescent Street
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. 13 years
ctice N. Y. City
,ty Building, “15 Main
RIDGEPOR-T, CONN.
51' Booklet On Parents
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3“Deliver All Over Town
“36331) OAK COAL
N 3 Nut . . . . . :
Nor! Nut
M. EFFRON CO., Inc.
ari’St.
- Tel. 441.
9mm liiiymund‘
DER TAK ER
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”.WASHINGTON ST.
ED.MEN’8 BUILDlN
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or heavy shoes and
us! hard usage th;
the floor has to
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We neither paint nor var- _
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‘Sold'on Credit
‘ the
lpped Press in the state for
miles.
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LAST CALL
For Winter Coats, Suits, and Dresses »
This is the Final Sale
We advise you to take advantage of this closing out
sale, even if you are not in need of a coat or suit just now,
but to put it away for next winter, as the price of clothes
wui be’ more than double, and the style will be good. We
goverlézarry any over into the next season, and they must
C so .
i Bic P A R15 Cloaks 8i Millinery
_ 33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk
‘
' , ; ..‘rae last few weikehrottght min;
- {increases in prices.. This, it is said,
: was due to the fact that investiga-
- nous begun to tell all, and commlsg
_- sinus that were appointed by various
1 to log.
T by the President will throw and her
’ scare into the tin—milled monopolists.
' At- one time it seaned as though the
~ . price ol‘ storage eggs was really gomg
(damage mm rim eager
cities and by the Government began
Probably this sudden ore
to descend. That was when the New
York commission was investigating.
The price did remain stationary for
u long period, but, when the comma-
sion lagged, up Went the price of eggs.
Butter was in the same predicament.
» When the commissions were investi-
gating. butler lagged; when the com-
missions lugged. butter jumped in
price. The best grade of butter and
vaueed live. cents per pound in the
past two months, .
' The lust three weeks have brought.
many increases in the price of men-l.
Local butchers, who were almost fran-
tie with the h‘gh pric‘s two months
ago, had their breath taken away. it
is said, a couple of weeks ago. ~mien
they found that another jump was
certain. It has arrived now and them.
is little "cheap" meat to be obtained
iin local markets. Thcrr still are many
l
who believe that the local butchers
'are the ones who regulate the prices,
land think they are making the big
profile. if they will look closely. por-
ihsps they will see an added wrinkle
or two on the brow ol’ the butcher.
"the increases in prices are doing it.
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...- ”l‘hey are doing it to ”W
restaurant
kccpor, loo. while the heads of many
i Specials for Wednesday
VINEGAR ....... . .. ........... .......... 10¢ bottle
: VEAL s'rnw..... ............. ..... 16¢-
3 PIGS’ FEET . ..... . .. .. ................... . ....... 8¢
SWNIFT’S PREMIUM OLEO .................... . 30¢
DIXIE BACON .. ............................... 23¢,
' FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
j Schullze’s. Sanitary Markets '
32 ‘Washington St. 39 Main St.
households are worrying as prices go
up. . -
A few yours ago. a boycott on
mcuta. bv housewives. moved cll'ec-
livv. When sales fell ..lf,’thc price
dropped. Early in the winter u buy
colt on cups. in New York. was ct-
fcciive, and the price dropped nearly
ten cents per dozen. There arc ull
“ONE of opportunities for boycotts
now, and somebody. certainly should
institute one on pimuocs for a short
period. in iol'nu-r ‘ycars. the house
‘vit‘c who hm] to pn'y 50 routs n peck
for potatoes thought silo was being
robbed. What are her thoughts to
duy. when so cents is the prion? it is
"'uc lilo potato crop. according to
, SPECIALS ,
DeliciousButter,perib............ ....... 40¢
Large Prunes 21b523¢
Pure Lard,alb...........................'........ 19¢
Swift's Premium Oleoinprints 27¢
1 Fresh Roasted Coffee,alb.... ..... ...... 21¢
. A. STULL
24 Cottage Street.
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East Norwalk.
‘ ‘ South Norwalk. Norwalk. statistics, wus light in the team, lust
i V I ‘ war. The Wosl gnvc W H mm”
“__._ -- w . vlcld than previously in “1““! 3‘8“?“
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however, and it would seem ihul, with.
"'opcr li‘vllsom‘luliou luviliilvs. poin-
ch sht‘u‘d not be of such high value
in the Hunt.
Muuy dou‘lcrs bluuic lrunsportullon
:nul the shortcom‘ngs ol‘ rsilronds no
to lhc supply of l‘rciuhi curs. ()thcrs
ilk-nun tho irur and c’uhu lll‘M. tho.
"mlddlcmun" should nohhc allowed to
chum“ the some prices in peucelul
Mum-ion as thcv gel, in y'iu'rlddon
lam-ope. Still others say that. a group
of monopolist» urn. controlling every
murkct centrulialng their efforts on
'oml, iii-crum- they rc'llise the growth
or prosperity Imd know that lllcy can
"mill by ‘1. President. Wilson snys it
is time that n hult Should in- called,
it there is not good reason for the
lilnh prices. and maybe thee will
Specials ~ for Wednesday
FANCY EVAPORATED PEACHES-"........~.. 124d» 11..
FANCY EVAPORATED APPLES “Aim-x.
FANCY EVAPORATED APIRICOTS ........ .. 22¢ 1'1.
EVAPORATED MILK ........ 10¢ Can
FANCY PRUNES .......... 15¢ lb.
Profit Sharing Bank Coupons with cash purchases.
' Beers Meat 8; Provisional.
‘: “ . (2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwallt. Phone n80
13 MAIN ST.
Norma": Dhnm- Bil}
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come a hall, for ll. time. at ‘usl.
W ..
runs in Nikki. 3
Honouring
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l ‘ tt'onliuucd From l’i‘s‘si Page) i
!
addresses, are
All tlicso names will]
lruuscri‘bvd to 2 sets of cards, the.
llrst white. have the name und ud-
m‘csS, us: Smith, .lohn Ar. lu‘hluplo
street. The other card is to ho col-
ored, halving the union and nddrcss
in reverse order as: Maple street, 1'
—-»Smith. 2
John A., being a sheet index _lor;
canvassing purposes, as cxplumer ‘
inter. . \ i
The nrsl'chcek in these curds will
be the lisls received from the. poet-
muslcrs of all citizens receiving mull
i‘l this city from either of the post-
olllccs. ltcuding through-these lists,
we take out the names of all males,
regardless of age, and use them in lhe‘
same way as from the’voling'list. i
in name check repeats the. ubovei
process, using the city directory and.
Further checks may he hud by wuy:
~~l’ the church lists. organizations lists,
etc. _ .
Wth these lists are completed, i.
c. the alphabetical list and the street
‘ist, the canvass begins. The street:
eonvoss will be the last resource and
in order to i-ei’ucc it in n'm‘n'ulum.
We ln‘mmae employing the unit sys-
irm. lsklnl: for an example. the C. &
K ”Company, employing several lllltl-
'llt‘tl males. F. H. Montgomery. (1
:ncmbor of the firm and \f the execu-
"'0 “ml““mt‘t‘. lms'nromised to see
hm (“wry male in the shop‘ over six-
"""‘“ 3“"? Ci i‘gc fills out the blank.
‘7”'l“‘h‘d by tho govcrnm‘nl. answer.
"i!!! l‘i'i‘l'r r'unulion. in this way We
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nlf’i‘V in who city-«wow factory, or
my dcpnruueni store. ore.
in addition to this. the local nows
moors will he fl‘kt‘tl to ’fih‘ii
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Andrew Davey, Inc.
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3 98 Washington St, So. Norwalk
; PHONE 410, PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
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.~ GOLDhN GRA N now.
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1 Log ....... ..... $....1;25
; hing. ....... ...... .. 65¢
i 71b.bag.. ..... ..... .... 40¢
‘ Evap. Milk \.-. . . . .3 m: can Smoked Hen-lugs, large '
. \Nholé Rice‘ .... . . .3. 56 lb. 3 for 1015
i Marrow Beans rzctlcan Salt Herring 5:; can ‘
. -. Lima Beans . . . . .. me can Salt Mackerel . . . . .. 18c lb.
3 16 Oranges 25c Tuna Fish.
1 Prunes roe lb. - Large e8c. small 17c can
,5 Apples ..... 50: pack Lemon Snaps we 1b.
3 Turmps .. . . . . . . . . . . .35 pk. Ginger Snaps .. . . . .. roe lb.
i Golden‘Santos Coffee cut to, 1b.. . . . . . . . . me
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(‘dvertisin‘g K2698 ' You
-~. iv u wow-rod: individuals. not con
J...” NED our of the show: men-
dorsal. will be asked. to Eli flab tom.
"rg‘m it in Monastery in the
'fity nail. and volani’ofl no «at, 't:
‘v- hell it!" ohm-Wat‘s We out they
list for each as send it.
The toms. so «W will with
" “was" on” gift N: armors-vi. in
dynamo»! m in m
new well all. m We
ithat it Will; he who had robbed Miss
wi‘l pvt-cued with every industrial ln- ‘
tho
-_...-....,_- {on .1, comprising all of this onetime}
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' Includes all the
-Our Line Of - Hosier
men, women and children
Knit Underwear for all the family
Plenty of Servicegible Gloves for men and boys
, Y
standard ' makes in all grades for
checked oil' and wooded oul;i
only u residents not covered
check system and individuuli
sysu-m. Thus, a large shore of lilo.
('ailleirl will be complotml lici‘orc tho;
street canvass begins. 3
When iho’ siren. canvass is lulu-ul
up we shall rely upon intelligent rob:
unit-er service, having us its basis
the ward organization of the political
parties, with their experience in this
work. These organizations will be
supplcriu'~:ilcd by other voluntccrs and
every person whose name appears in
will ‘or
leaving
by the
the indi-x until the strccls are cau-i
\ussed.
The newspaper publicity and u‘
house to house canvass will doublh ss
bring in the names of these not ul»
ready included in the curd iudcxw
Thus or have at double check, the curd I
system against the canvass uud llu‘:
canvass against ihn curd index. cut-hi
supplementing the utlu-r. 'l‘hc mould-g
(ion of rcsults will be mode ul slulcf
llumilllllll'lvl‘fi, llzu'll‘ord. ‘
‘scnrmo us
it Sign nominal}.
.
'i‘iic uptown police rewivcd word,
last night. that Miss lillu J. ilvxlwmi
of Bluplmslroci. hud lil’l‘ll :issuulN-d,
by u mun having tho gem-mi li'HM‘flF-i
nucc of Joe Searncllo. of (:han
“root. as :th was crossing West uvw
nun. noun Orchard strum, und liud
been robbed of her puckelhook.
Officers Murray und L‘luno l‘il'tNLl-
ruled the mutter. and urrcsiml Scan
polio at his home in Chupol s'rci-t.
and brought him to the First Tllslricl
police station. From that pltll‘i‘. Scot-i
pcllo was token to Miss liyxbcc's.
m». in Maple. street. but. the Indy.
""‘~' mwhlo "1 positively idvnlil‘y him,
as her ussul out. The man was tin-u,
returned to the Find District oulice‘
station. inwvhich place he confessed
Plyxboe. The officers thou wont to the
acarpello home, in i‘hapol streel.‘uud
discowrud the stolen pot-kennel” and
a quantity oi’ moncypand some pins
which it had contained.
Searpcllo pleaded guilty to the
charges against him‘lhis morning, in.
the uptown (‘Hlll‘L but was bound over‘
in the superior court, under $500
bonds. ‘llc was unable to furnish the
‘i"ni]s uud was iukmi in Bridgeport
ihis afternoon.
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luuuvi lulu
IS Milli FRDNGUNCID
“EARTH-‘07“), Feb. l:§.~--i.cuislatlvu
wuvuv became pronounced today as
most of the important committees,
having wooded out the lesser mous-
urcs were prepared for hearings on
mporuml hills. Thujudielary com-
mune. had before it. nine bills. proposv
n5; changes in the Sunday law-s either
in regard to the sale of food “and
necessities or to the promotion or
Is Cr ("dilutions o? motion pic-
tures. In the main these bills 101-
lowed the lines of those introduced
in previous sessions. The hearing;
drew many persons interested either.
er ......um um proposer] logisin-
lC!l.
'i'lw nilitnry affairs committee had
'33- House chamber for a final hearing;
it tho. revision of the militia Law to
‘Li-JR'lll lo the federal low.
The Home had practically no burni-
u-ss licioro it and was in session only
ibrut five minutes.
39‘" senate egrccd with ”W house in
"l‘t‘iliclinfi James P. 'l‘oiiin as u stoic
auditor.
A very pretty home wedding was
oirunlia. d today in liaison. at the
mum of the bride. when Miss ’Saruh
. Street was uniml in marriage to
William Mutton, of Waivriron. Fit-h”
'ork. The groom is n fli‘wlil‘w r t'
“no oi ltrvhim i: filters. ‘i‘in us
'3’ *NHNI artistic here dcpnrh .1 no "
no Ilflzflh the South.
i our sun excesses
summatm
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.e ling mm W
has Wt - .
up
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- James Wood,
‘li impure Frederic 3! (Erin.
*lfld. Edward .3 fissile?» lie-or? “Halli-ii.
.1 now in mm. rim is m our, um
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:ij West Washington Street $3
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'3; The Leading Milliners are N aw :i:'
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:’ Showing a Large Assortment of;
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Satin and Straw Shapes, also at
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:§:New.Assortment of Party 311ng
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;;;Dancmg Frocks at Popular Prices .
Ox. ;
pgufifie0:»:«:«:»:«:«:«:e0:”:0vzuzeezu:»;n:¢s:»:»:¢t§i#3..:3.“
illruy. Albert 19. Geln-hv. lliuz‘u Cumlr
ClUB AGAIN .bcll, .lr., Samuel 14‘. Millard, J. J. Kel-
;lcy, Clarence A. llurriugmu, Thomas
anon
HONORs ”New." Murphy, Dr, Barry ii. ileum-am, John
Slicclian. J11, Daniel J. Farrell, ll. H.
dicEvoy, Edward Roouf'y, ll. James
.. Tierney. Edward J. Tracey, William
(Cmtinuei from Fourth Page.)
(.‘. Kennedy, Edward .I iii-Fuzz) ,. and
guest.
:is .\'. li‘iuu. i‘tt‘Y. Walter A. Mt‘l‘vl‘ils‘lllq
lion. James A. Gallivuu. oi" lloston;,‘
rllon. Philip Troup, New liar-cu; loufiWH'IE SIAR [HER
oral Russel Frdst, Hon. C. A. liar-3i . l
strum, Judge .lohn .l. Walsh, Attorney;
Edward .l. Quinlan. E. .B. Gullulier,.
l“. William .l. Traci-y. .lnlm (‘zivuu-
ugh. Judge lit"ll‘_\' \\'. (lrouory, Judgn‘
Charles '1‘. llimoud,,
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1C.I\l.l.ockv.'ood, NEW YORK, Feb. l3.--Tht;
Edward liuird, )iuuuul . \Vhite Star Line has a report that
1‘. Hatch, lrviu: \wuuouuoorgn Lock-Elbe steamship Afric has been
Dump] [.1 Tommy, Edward .i.‘Su1‘ik. OffiClalS of the company
wood. ..
'l‘homus. Jumcs (‘reugln Jumes .|.j5-fiy that they'liave no confirma-
l'lnuull. .lr., Frederick .-\.Cockwood. "on. “The All“: has a gross ton--
Jumos t‘ussidy. Jeremiah Alluzuu. “age Of 11:999- She was last re»
Richard Sweeney, 'l‘homus F. Fisher. portedin the Maritime RngSter
ias leavmg Cape Town Africa, on
ty, Thomas Millions, Charles Blissm‘d,‘ 1 . . ,
M. J”. Curcw. Stanley Stevens. John; ’--‘_CC- 3 With her destination not
J. 'llanlou, Edward F. Buoy. 1). '1‘. given. .
'l‘oomey. l):~. Dani-El E. Sullivan, James! LONPON’_ FQb- 113K fl'SO P- {I}
L. O‘Brien. Thomas Guilty, 1mm “tr-“MOW 5 Shipping gency {-135
Raymond, George Woodward. 'l‘homusiigfiftnooxétainmi‘ifigd t " t:
'i'auu'h, Samuel l1)'ll(’.“, Authouy' } e »
Cd 6 ‘ ‘Ainc, of 11,999 tons’ gross, had
Carbone, Ill. J. Howard, Stephen Bram} 3 ~ 3
Charles H. Dilworth, Luke A. Couucal- beensunk. kart oi the ”e” 0‘
the liner was landed.
.‘y. \anium it. l’nholtz, Albert ll‘. Rose, ...__...~_..-__
Horror M, Kent, John F, )lcllnhon. ‘ _
\\'illf;ti:; .\l(".\lfll10ll, Jan, John MCMiilllln,.WIDow OF CLEVELAND SL’E‘D
Clllllll‘:: ll. itogei'z, l‘ J. Lacuna-d. John! FOR UNPND Bil-L-
Dorsr-y. J. l“. ilooucy. Stephen CZl'ulio,‘
i"l'i‘(ivl‘i('ll CH.‘li‘.E“d. Thomas A. Skelly.
Clint-19s )7. (Zrccne. John J. llohl. Au-
drcw Leary. l‘r..Robort 1'2. l‘i-‘rdue, it‘ll
'l‘. Chupmuu, William Vard, Andrew
J. Collins, William Skidd. William M:—
widow of former President. Grover
pleas court. The action is brought
by James F. Lawton of Duricu. whero
.Muhou. .l. Pinion,r Stei';112.'l‘lionius..\lc- MW Preston has n summcr home.
\l'ihon \l H Pc'irson Fra'ik Rogers This property; which is "“0 "f m"
. I r l. r 1' 9 ' ' ‘ . ‘ _
lines! estates in tho lushiouablo
W‘nrd .Prcmlergast. J. J. Fulfill. .\i.
lionohau, Clinton lluhbcll, William i‘.
‘i‘wmnhly. 1“. ll. Hauah. Dr. (‘hm'lce l:
llohanuon, Leon B. Fish, Edward J.
Finnegan. Frank i. .lc'u-t. Frank W.
armory. John ilanuon. S. A. Smith,
ii. ii. Gardner. John '1‘. 8h» ‘i’ilili. Wit-
lluiu Hymn. Peter ll. Knudsen. Thom-
ns lap-id. Cuurlcs Lune. Flotchr“ ll.
limos-liners. Edgar G. Murphy. Jul"!
'1'. Hayes. i. ii. Emilyiihnns. John 1‘
Wins. Sui; toe Cherries ii \i'iiiimmm
i'llmii‘n l‘oirlt'y. 3!, jun til: Lyn", é"
\r‘i
sync-icy. immml .\tl¥'¥l-- Jr. Mr.
limrr it W. Wilden. h. l. .9 W1»
union-kc district, has been attached.
No hill or particulars was tiled with
tho suit the papers in which simply
still“ that Mrs. Preston owns tho
plainsm Milo for goods purchased.
i..l‘s’lio'l links $7M (lilfillifl‘v‘i‘i. Putnam
im- i‘:?i’.i‘.‘.‘.iii:*" in 2“.“ hmh mm of
rod“.
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it"fl'i'fl'flll‘ write. is; am 33...,“ ”a“. a”
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‘l‘h‘filw‘fim i'wtwfii, on} Pu. inmost. ”Harem
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". Frances l’olsolu("lowland Preston, ‘
Cleveland. has been named defendant;
in u suit filed today in the mvxnmon '
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