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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 19?]
Sherwood and Miss Lula. SlltflllllT
both of Norwalk. L o '1'
Mrs. E. G. Cunningham. New York-
Mr and Mrs. William Hunter, Brook'-
lyn; Miss Jackson, Philadelphia M"
and Mrs. Cunningham, Mise M.'Top:
ham, Mr. and Mrs. McL‘lung and fam-
ily of Florida.
‘ Plot. W. H. Burr is expected home
' $3.311 Arizona today.
It. A. S. Clalk i.~ now fillilltflivll at
m Riley, Arkansas
Miss Francisco Latltonte, who is
back at Wellesley College for her son-
10! year, was a bridesmail. on, We 1 *'
at the wedding in Allely‘flt: Mesa, cl
:6"? lefflgil’elfiibliss Mlh‘gii‘fl‘. Mon, to
...m l ilouston.
3113 Boy Scouts are planning a hike
w ml: to parts unknown.
firs. L. M. Kabn of Talmadge 11in.
gone to Indiana {WM
writer.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Rasmussen who
have been occupying h'llf of the llor-
ton cottage at the corner of Railroad
a\ cone and Park street. for the slim-
mer, returned to their home in llroolo
l\ it, Monday, for the winter
.3 _ ...y has purchased of
.Miwrence Garage 8 Dodge Broth.
Mrs. Richard Brockway of Neon:
nus-sh is viSiting with her sister, Mrs.
There will be
1123. Stevens. a stermplicnn lecture
' by Rev. Dr. Lacie, secretary of the
Mrs. Percy Williams of Swanchurch Building Society, ill the Con-
Rildge has closed 1191‘ home and return- ' El'cgatlonul Church, on Sunday, Oct.
13440 New York. .7. all 7:30 3. m., his lil~.(‘restlng sub-
’6' {1901 will be: "From Tent to Temple"
Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Nenior of Brook-
lyn, were week-end guests of Dr. R.
W. Potter, last week.
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Herman Heydt and. family of New
York spent the week-end at their
summer home on Marshal Ridge.
Rey. N. D. liillis of Brooklyn, ac-
companied by his wife, son and two
'dnUghters, returned homcl apst week.
after a two week’ sojourn at the Ard~
sley Inn. Other returning guests
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Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Kenton moved
" . yesterday from Green avenue to the
Knlller residence on South avenue.
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The Owls met at. the home of
Hazel Bengcr, Tuesday eyening, and
a pleasant time was spent. One. of l
M 158 1
Mrs. Bartlett left her home in Tal-
unlit-7.9 Hill. Wednesday fOI‘ New was it marshmallow toast before the '
York. where she will reside for the NB \t't‘ArJAAN galley two.‘ 4
winter. \ m: ‘ :sgi'fiii fireplace where the embers were born ‘
ing brightly.
_ Mrs. Roger Lapham has closed her
home on St. John Flame and has taken
1 house at Bellport, Long island, for
tho winter. if in
‘ Robert. Weeks and tsmlly are clos-
ing their summer place on Oenoke
' ”tonne, to go to New York for the
winter months.
It was a jolly company at
Daisy llnyllloli 1‘s. l-‘alrt‘ieltl Bentll cot-,
tagc. yesterday, to celebrate
(Tint-it"s birthday. After playing
the. sand on the beach. a. dandy lunch-
eon was served
was lighted with ti cundlee represent-
ing his age.
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' lleginnlng‘ next Sunday only
W. S. Bailey. .1. S.Bailcy, J. H.
' Bailey and R. Kctling. Jr, of New
- York. were guests at the Ardsley lull
in Sunday
three 1
until turtlwr notice. At all the Art-2
‘ l 't ‘ te lntln . .
The local 0' loge '5 con mp g ‘~\‘lll give out tte progrnm of mission
”all. when the Ridget’ield Grunge in
I.“ be entertained g the. following week.
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“my Simon. who has been on the
Mimi for the past week, is able to
Mme his studies at the Stamford
:Hlll: School.
residence on East Main ‘stmet to Mrs
S. B. lloyl, moved into the. Davenport
lind Bank strict, Monday. Mrs. lloyt
, is having her newly acoulrt—d home
hiding at Tulmadge Hill for the sum.
mil; returned to her home in New
York on Wednesday.
during the present week.
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(.icly of the Congregational (‘hurch
, il-‘hlrty-six gallons of jam were made
. forthe hospitals in France at the
'COmmunity Club last Friday,“ The
punches and sugar were contributed.
8, at 3 p. m., in the Sunday School
room. A remrt will be given of the
zsemi—imbued mt-eting- at Milford, and
o the review c: the first part of the
"Misslonnry Milestones."
Rev. and Mrs. J. (7‘. Wyckol’l’, wh
luncheon spending the summer at. ‘0“ DOOR
Woodbury, returned to their home on
2 mJobn Place Monday, '
The Boy Scouts are planning for an
...m lexllibition in the neat-future, when
E. G. Cunningham their knowledge of nowhere, signal-
the ing, drilling and first aid will be giv-
lt, is possible. that the boys may
fit. and Mrs.
1- have returned to New York for
{intern the doctor continuing his prac- en. ‘
{loo-there on specified days. enact a little play also. This will in
' their second exhibition and much
brothers have thought and interest are being put
mooted their apartments in the forth for its success.
Milaner Block and taken rooms, --—
ltlilliarry Dixon on Railroad ave-j The formal close of the Children's
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n .‘.2‘ [ma golden movement for the season wi
—-——-—' . E! ‘ .be marked by the award of prizes to
.1“th m. Stillman has been in at- the most successful gardeners. This
defiance by the Danbury fair this ceremony will take place in. the Town
air. The firm has a splendid exhibit Hall on Monday. Oct. 8. at 3:30 p-
at inflow and farm machinery. m., in the presence of the assembled
' icontcstants and tbel‘.‘ friends. All who.
mxellh Warren has gone to 1305- are interested are invited to attend.
'“ to visit with her parents, Mr.‘ - -
n was one of those who went Miss Florence Gerr‘lsll, who return-
A'mpDevens yesterday on the sec- 'ed to New York on Monday, is a mom
_ I fill it her of the §tage Women’s Wnr lteliel'.
" ...... '. tCom'lnitteo for the entertainment of
m9 regular” monthly meeting “the, soldiers. Other members of this
1‘ Benedict Carter Chapter, 13' committee are: Mrs. anll‘y 13. Her
will be held at the home or we: ris, chairman; Miss Gladys Hanson,
I Weed 0“ Thmuayv 06- 11- Mitt. Shelby null. Miss commune
l'Colller. Amelia. Eingham and Eliza-
beth Marburv, - ~
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Tlle Plilllippopulos
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and Mrs. Percy Raymond and;
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were Seymour Buckley. Mr. and Mrs.‘ [
Baldwin, Miss Estelle Perlee, Dr. and1 '
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the enjoyable features of the evening 3:;
Miss
llulpb 3.,
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The birthday cults
nmsses will he celebrated in St. Aloy-iI 2
sius‘ Cllttrcllwnt 7, 8 and 1‘) :l. nix—l3
vices on Smithy, the rub-slob lather ,'
' ’rinleresting "19'1"“ “9" Tuesday services which he will conduct dur— .
Carl E ohm, who recently sold his
house at. the corner of South :U‘enuo '-'
improved, and will more in some. time :31"
The. Woman's llome Missionary So 13'
will hold ’11 meeting on Monday. Oct. .
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Free Delivery
Economy 13
» the Watchword
Al Beckmarhfs
Leave your order at the
Big Store-ytluwill be pleas-
ed with both: quality and
iii price. '
WARD’S CAKES—Regular 12c size. cut to ..... 10c
POTATOES-Very best Maine stock. per peck . 45c
SUGAR-10 1.2 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar .. $1.00 9:2
COFFEE—Golden Santos Blend. lb. 20c. 5 lbs for 95¢ _'
SUNSHINE BISCUITS— "
. Regular 14c pkg. 12c. 7c pkg. 6c
BEANS-.Imoerial Marrow Beans. very 'choice. lb. 15c
SAUCE—Eddy’s Old English; Style Sauce. bot. .. 10c “
EGGS—New York State. strictly fresh. dozen . 57c
INSTANT POSTUM ...... 50c size 45c. 30c size 25c
FRUIT JARS—~E-Z Seal Wide Mouth Jars.
Quarts. dozen $1.15
FRUIT JARS-Mason New Style. tits. 80c. ots. 90¢
BUTTER—Very Best Creamery (Beckmann
Quality). lb. T ........... . ........ ..... 51c
CORN El) BEEF—Armour’s V cribest. .
No. 1 size 30c. No. 2 size 50c .
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Note—Diving to the new law'Wc cannot advertise
Wines and Liquors.
A. F. Beckmann 8t Co.
83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 1405.
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it is at 22 Chapel Street
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Our Usual Economical
Prices Will Prevail ..
tor, Ruth, are spending seven-nil Mr. and Mrs. Coolridge, who occu'
film “18 dODtOI’S parents, Mr-i'pied the Wyckoff residence on St.
.George‘ E. Raymond of Stem-' John Place for the summer, have en-
street. We} ’ 'gaged apartment at the Ardsler 11m-
" , ' ' {for the winter. Bliss Carmen-hos M50
‘Wolter Stewart store will, be" 'feturned from Homes-Falls. N- Y». 19"
this Week and. continuing. £017. the winter, and Wm stop.al,»this Inn.
inter months, c1055 every "9" Others there for. the present are Mrs.
except Saturday. at 6 instGadl ob J. H. Hale, Thomas Winters and Miss
as at present. Winters. New York} and Misses Mary
' ’ land Jessie Hopkins 0: Twilight Park.
installing or trapeze; 81mm6
. etc. at the play, mm d The first call oi this season by the
.schmlv ‘8 801118» 0“ “WW-... Plant, Flower and Fruit Guild, for let-
nndlmnr, Web by. Supt); “3mg haunt; tome soldiers or to the
nuns fem (remembering bav magnum; ol‘tNm.Y0tk4 was gen-l
I erously responded to by the women at
_ ‘ new Conan, 321 glasses being re?
roan-Ins 0! Miss Moll: will? comm urination stagnation-low
lawman Winslow «mm mm and, transitional: w
‘” She died fin. Schuyler Bennettywere. special-i
‘ ' mm: the oldl wm
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‘halt of the recipients, tha‘Plt'mt, Fruit
.. “unfounded. 5.—-—Rolund Gou-
ldflw‘g, 181,20
rested he ‘,
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on "Kitchenware;
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LTZE’S’ SANl'l' MAR
Dealer in Meals. Fish, Vegetables, Fruits.
32 Wafilington Street. South Nor-walk. 39 Main Street, Norwalk.
Legs at Spring Lamb he
I 'Swilll’remiumllam 3 2 C 1
Armour Star [lam
jg Maicslic Haul
Round Steak 26c lb
Sirloin Steak 28c lb
306 lb
29c lb
'3 Porter [louse Steak
Pork Roast
Lean Pot Roast no bone 240 lb
24c lb
B 8: B Pot Roast 260 lb
Shoulder Veal Roast 22c lb Rumps ofchl Roast
280 lb
. 18¢ lb
Rib Veal Chops 24c lb ' Loin Veal Chops.
. Veal Outlet 300 lb Veal Stew
“ ‘ Shoulder Steal: . . . .. . 20c lb. Rib Lamb Chops . . . . 32c lb. Plate Corned Beef ..... 14c
Flank Steak ..... .. . 26c lb. Loin Lamb Chops . . 380 lb. Rump Corned Beef 220—24c
Hamburg Steak . . 22:: lb. Forequarter Lamb 220 lb. Lean domed Beef .. . .. 24c
Beef Liver ....... . . 160 lb. Lamb Stew . . .. 18c lb. Smoked Shoulders 250
Bepf Kidney 160 lb. Frankfurts 22c lb. Dixie Bacon .......... 320
“Fancy Fowl, 34c lb
Swift’s Oleomargaliue 34c lb Marigold Oleomargaliue 34c lb
All Kinds
oguwnaal-«x-g‘ u~§\~.‘
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GLEASON'S FAMILY m STAM- t
FORD l
A SURPRISE AWAITS YOU AT
JAMES BUTLER Mn.
19‘ No. Mllin Street, So. Norwallt
Best ~ Cbflec .
“FINEST IN TOWN”
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Former Norwalk Mani Plended Guilty"
to 3 Charge of Blgamy
Mrs. John Gleason itlltl child are
now in Stamford, where Mrs. Gleason.
is employed (It the Yale&1‘owne. Mm;
Gleason is the real wife of John Glen-V
non. who'was arrested in Dover, N.;
.l., chugcd with bigomy tte‘lowlur‘: his?
marriage with some welnthy glrl cl.
Dover. Who. his second wife is, let
unknown in town, as well as the par-j
tlculnrmof the arrest. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Gleason and child
formerly lived on Franklin avenue.
this city.
When Gleason was arraigned on the
charge of bignmy he pleaded guilty,
and woe bound over to ll higher
court and is in the Morristown jail.
nwuiting the opening of this higher
court:
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Women' Will
Appreciatelbis
Chance to Save
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_“‘LARGEST AND BEST"
11 lbs. Granulated Sugar
' Store Now Open
Under New.Systemvol Economy You
save From. lie to 35¢ on the Dollar .
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‘ Special forSialurday
andll’ous‘ehold
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$1.19» Galvanized garbage cans .'.. 98c
able prices.
2 59¢ Fibre watervpalls . .47c . p .
Manon jar caps, per doz..‘ ....... . 35c . PO , LTR
$1.492 \ U . Y
$1.75 1 qt;~wear-eVer rice boilers
and while he was calling there. Gou-
dreau took the ‘mncltlno. Foun'comi
portions. whom he: pionedvup onrthe
mm! were with him when he was
arrested. . _ . *
provide a welcome'addition to camp
fare and be palatable reminders of
the good things mothers make. 0n. be-
and Flower Guild extends, hearty
thanks to the donors and also to Mr.
and Mrs. LaMontetwho: gave unstim-
ly’of both time and laborin the care-
ful packing required and in all the
arrangement for the succumb “Jels
ly tiny." "
NEW BOARD‘OF'ABWSSORGS
. . .> ’ ,* 'g ‘ .
J. Edward. .Limelt" wits named ”ob
chairmanct the board ot’tax assor
ears and Captain William F. Hoyt» sec-
retary at a. meeting of the new board;
heldyestsrday tor. organization. Hun
rte A; .Smitbtwaucbosen. as clerk. Tho"
rogniameston oi turnout! will built
on Monday, Octoba ' 15., at the city .and
mummy with an automo- ““1““
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sov ACCUSED 0? AUTO THEFT.
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biLawrsnce,2Mass.. was ar-
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Barrel shape willmtclobhsu bump.
set.” ......3139‘
Whiter-enameled. fireplace wood: has-
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. ' 20c lb
Boll Butt Bread . 9c loal
$1.007
The Markel that will please you ’
all. All. kinds of Meat. the best
of "qualityr and lhemoSb reason-
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la; a la] .-
2 l.“ ‘f\
koto_........................... $2.50
bravura: glass-wash boards .....47c
25¢..Tithle";oll cloth, 11 yards wlde,’
. narrated?!....'..."...........u... 21.:
$2.00 2 Alarm .ctolllm' ...... . . . .. . 5.1.49
Eo’onbmy quit-wont powder . . $1.26 -
Economy pint. ism 'per doz. ......93c j. ' ‘
“pintjsmmerL......t........89é ’ " '
Salt. Ml outrun», powder . . . . . 98¢:
Jelly‘ glance-with fill (one; per-‘60:. $50 ,
250‘ Roundabuthsl. Barnett. ; . . .' . 19::
”Much.“ Slownrpoumltlh concur; So ;
PM, with our comillmemlocaltro’bf
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