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33:51; 1 SOCIETY ’
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1;;g 'IVISVVES ‘l
l Albert E. “'inchester superintend I
ient of the South Norwalk Municipal
Electric Works. is paying another visit
' to Thomas A. Edison in Newark N. J.
today. Tomorrow will be the seventy-3
second anniversary of Mr. “Edison's;
birthday, and 51. number of his formerl
associates are honoring him. He 1-:
chairman of the United States “'ar
l Advisory Board, and has been working .
' hard of law. H:- is to 1.1116 his first va-
l; cation in several years, and starts to
; morrow for Florida.
W- 5 M1: and Mrs. Benjamin F. Andrews.
who have been 1116 zucstg' of Mrs. i
iAndreus' parents. Mr and Mrs. ‘V il-
iliam H. Ry? neton left for New York:
.City \1~1£1"tl.i\ “he r( they will stay
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street
South Norwalk
Ml".
1.1!? News
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Union
ale Ciz'ciu will
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,3 [I in “NURSTU‘N.
"‘5 '7 “it?“ 1'; Y‘HZ‘ “5 i“ ‘1' 1:1 few days before returning to their
» 1'1 is confined N. UL"- 11339???“ ’ home in “Washington. D. C.
hm 5331.51”. .1311”, :1; 1111 manic: Oscar F. Schultze. who, with Mrs.
, , ' Schultze. is enjoying an extended trip
“‘ "I“ ' ' , n_ lthmugli' the southern and Western
1"!11- low-.111 1":;'11~1'1 .1 11: 1h‘ worm states, Writes from Grand Canyon.
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‘prln “k in: Arizona that there is any quantitv oh
the .51; 11 snow there and that cattle are freez- i
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313' in
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Bridgeport, Conn
Saturday, Feb. 8, 1910.
To knit ‘or
. o '
not to knit ?
Aye, that is the question. 9
Whether to fashion bright and cheerful sweater F
'111‘ oneis own self, or other person, or to buy that
<11 cater all ready for service. '“
Whether to let the flying 1101 alles work out the
evidence of thought for Baby, or to have. sack or
bootees quickly wrapped up and enter on their pro-
tective duty.
1 Whichever the answer, minnomy is attained.
__ On the third floor-a fine big lot of yarns at
special price. '
On the second floor a fine big lot. of sweaters and
sacks and bootees and such at special price.
Yarns in all colors from dark navy to pure
white with much range of bright. hues:—
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{Le-ports from Samuel J. Keeler. who ,
prev-dun: inll'z-
3‘39"“ ill. Vfizl‘. ill?"
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T .' 4’. o'clock.
ing and stamina: in that section by the
lthousands.
Mr and Nlrzh Charles Carlson, ofg
Bridgeport. have been the guests of
'Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnson of Fox-
ris a1enue.
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Fancy yarns
Gormantown yarns
regular 50c da 561:
regular 39c
Miss Elizabeth Gilbert of Norwalk.
formerly. of Bethe-l. is visiting her‘
grandfather John Gilbert 01‘1’12 Grass:-
Plain street. Bethel.
;1n1‘1 zip. aired
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1T . 1 1.— 1.1.11... 1.... . JUDGE J. H. LIGHT
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HONORS ROOSEVELT
Continued from Fh'st Page.
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”oreign count rice constitute an‘ impres
isive and eloquent tribute to the mcm~
'01:: of Theodore Roosevelt. There isf
nothing to campfire with it in the an E
11.":1 11.215 of our history. No other presi-1
1;" _‘ \1...- :‘1 1.11.3 R U 1hr dent. not-even those. who died in of—!
1 ' 1112-.1 recon-ed such universal recogni-1
T€'- UP!“ 3'“ b“ m0 1’0"“de to Hon No other citizen has ever set;
1?: to? ilnm‘ so high in the. hearts of the American I
L.“ John ..I I'U’Plf’ No one has ever before so,
71 cnmplgtely exemplified the Americani
51.1111 111 touched life at all fours.
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raznrle-ted.
"Tti‘i'l 12.3-11.1ng 1“" and he may be esteemed the greatest?
\. msular meeting of (1211 Well Lion.- all- -round man our countrv has pro-
11211:“. 955.19 0 1;. ti, “.371 1”. {131.1 (lured. He was really many men in
1-11:1 111.411.; F my“ r1 1, in t1,,f.()!11’.l<lez was a historian a soldier a!
he staiesnmn, a. naturalist. an explorer, :1
11 in 1134111121021 ”“94- 0V" ‘ preacher of civic righteousness, an
officers from essayist and a journalist; It" is dlfli- ‘
.1 1 1 n_ 'm 9 grand
1 ”1501.1 wit; 1,: 1'1- em to install the cult to distinguish his vocations from:
}lé-r 1m. W, mmtinr' a supper his avocatlons for he excelled in or
cry field of his activities. He was
31 be > ~11! 1' 11ml “1“?“ “'1' b" 3 good well born. His father was the best;
man be ever knew and his mother.
'was a beautiful character with marl
'ed sympathies and gracious manners.1
His personalily was most attracnn‘
53nd magnetic. and he had the largest.
:personal following of any man in our
"—‘—‘ _"“‘”history. He was a leader of leaders,
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”3.1: close all day L1rc iln s Birthda“.
- . F911, 13. Open Tuesday evening.
‘ wood and Glover, 122VVa=h strebt.
. 1. « had he did more to awaken public new:
P QR. CON hTIPATION ‘timent in favor of preparedness and :1;
vigorous prosecution of the war than;
1 50““? O“ ------------ 500 any other man in or out of odice. A11
Q: a 1 President be elevated the standard on
The Orig-incl R“ 13.11 mm" m public senice and made honesty and
19c
29c .
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Knitting yarns
; regular 551:
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390 l
Knitted articles all ready for wear at. fiese
iiz'icesz— _ :
Slipon sweaters with fluff} Angora colbr and
riffs, wcrc $8 and $10—$6 and $7.60
Slipons in combinations of colo .2, very
and novel, were $1M
Coat sweaters in such delightful colors as tur-
1311olscsalmon \ilc and 00113111133811, wine Inf! big
1‘0“.“1‘“, were 37.”
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Rose and Copcnhagcn coat sweatcrs. were 33.”
$3.50
Babirs‘ and little children's sweaters, many cel-
111's and infidcls, sizes to 6 years, were $1.50 to $7. 50—-
$1 to $5
Babies ’ knitted sac-3's, daintx amweet and va~
1i11l were 7513. to 33375—500 to
Bootccs of dainty suits, short 01 long. were 290
pretty
fiiillson-Powell Corporation of
Oil'
South Norwalk
emclency the prime qualifications forv
public oflice and conserved the right:
men! control. and like Andrew Jack-
e‘ W géfi‘éttfl '91.!”
' ofiered
xew 21rd
1-1
thinko fthe
locking the st? .bie
horse is gone.
One of our safe deposit
boxes (34 a year), should
_ the people in the public lands and l
.water powers and broke the power 01 ’ 1
large corporate wealth over .g'ovem- 3
2A NEEVBllS
i‘ Miss Kelly Tells How Lydia
11m and got so
“we“; I could hardly
5:32.. and had heal
cches ever:- day.
“ tried everything I
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s-‘itian 5 23112 for W. '2
A girl fri 21'}
had used a'L3dia E.
Piukham's Veg»
“table Cc mpound .mcl
she raid me aboi‘:
‘.:it From the first
day I took itibegan
to feel better and
HI‘
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1 warm”?
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851: todomcat
'9‘le of work.
have been recom-
IEEAKMWN
“now I am well and 5
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3’3 - mendin the C
if not be COMIdETed x38 'an 'pqun-a ever sincr and give €00 my {5:}: :
' ' j mission to publi sh this letter‘ ’-Miss'
1?: expense. More properly FLO KELL13475 So. 14th St, Newark.
huh-«owybflfi l
it may be called "peace of
mind" insurance.
Scum NORWALK,
SAvmss hm
scum W 69ml.
-N. J.
' Thereason this famous root and herb
. remedy, Lydiafi. Vegetable
”Compound was so successful in Miss
Knlly’scascwasbmeitwenttothe
'roctaf be: trouble. her In a.
he: nervousnaadlsa
normal healthy condition and as amlt .
tn 532-25—161: to $1.75
Leggins of splendid weight, whitc or colored
'wcrc $25010 $450—$135 to ’
' Cute little toques, either knitted 111‘ brushed
Entrances onMain St” Fairficld AWL, Cannon St.
—-cvcn though we 11 ere not going in have any Winter.
Winter!
hasbeen and. less than it likely could be next m1.
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The “inflict: M In! I”.
Overcoat ‘
_ 3 investment
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i replace them:
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Dollars put into «mot-rials 10-111}; earn a big rc-
tin 11.
80 big 15 that return. the 11111 (Phase would be wise
But every man knows Winter is a sure. thing. If
it isn’t early, it is late. It hasn’t been early. We
can count on it latc. And it is fairly sure to 1.1660“
Overcoat bought now will serve through this
Winter-411d be just as fine for service next Winter.
That makes it an extra—good investment.
Bought now, it is bought at a price less than it
A m ”dollars, gets present. m1dmturem
mt i341 true wise investment, in’t Lit?
Hue is what we are doing just now:—
Bo: coats, ulsters, and (firestorfields; m of the
ulster! with smart skeleton lining, Chesterfield. viii
fine velvet collars; always—correct grays blues black
and M ongma’ ‘ ll}? .,
‘ Raglans, Chesterfields, ulsters, and ulstcrettos;
with full or part lining, with velvet or self~fabrie “l-
lar; in mart Styles including military square-shard;
der dine“; handsome nurtures and rich blue gnu
03' brown effects; 1113s“ rpieces of tailoring and-em-
ples of finest fabrics put into n'vmmte for .39 a.-
3011; originally $27.50
8409‘“—
'v:nol, were 756%
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Second floor.
be given the 191! number: on Veil.
son 119‘ 1119.1ch
nesdly evening. Invitation hove cl.
1.: country safe for de‘
111ocrat‘3.l{e preached and lived the
I ‘ E. qukham 3 Vegetable Us.rcnuou.s life. He believed in spend- so been extended to d! the young men
3 Corn and Rest “ed Sing and being spent. He said to his who have been in Wand are not
‘ pf) 1 sister a few days before his death. "I at home to be the guests of the I};
. ‘49? Health: -l; are. kept the promise that I made to worth 123808 0“ "“3 mien.
11115.3.- 1' “11.11 1 was -1. That promise The supper will be a very inform!
' .3. ' ,_ 1. , 1.1,. '1. was to live my 1'10 to the hilt until 1 one in every War- "15 ‘0 be 9'93"“;
‘ ””23" 3—13: or abouth Tie was 60, and I Ifi‘fie kept that promise.“ and the tables set by the young petiole;
13921:». when» ..cm nervous .931-1‘ He willingly gave his roar sons to atter arrival and many interesting
things are expected to happen in the
course of these events. The scheduleg
calls for "eats” at 0: IO. i
The supper is to be. followed «by in 1
formal speeches appropriate for m.
occasion Some of the guests have
also been invited to relate their re,
fight for his country when we ens-Fix
the “fork! “'ar. and was bitterly 6.15
zquolnled that he was not permitted
to go himsclf. Every one knows how
heroically he met the news of the
drath of his youngest son, and the
wonderful editorial it inspired from
his pen intilled “Tim Great Advcn- cent experiences in “‘9 59mm
titre." His country “as his 1d01. 1121:: :\1rangezncms have been made n"
he devoted his whole life to its wet-'Drmide for entertaining -about si‘xtyé
tare. His death is a great'loss. but persons and a most enjmable Few-11.113i
his influenCe will linger, as Lincoln‘sls anticipaled-
did, to inspire us 10 do as he did. [0‘
live. as he lived. ’
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A stated convocation of \K‘ashinglone
;Chapter, No. 24. R. A M"
LINCOLN DAY supper: 1b..” 10mm... evening at which time
The Epworth League of the first l , degree will be con-f
M. E. Church, South Norwall: are ar— the R0331 Arch _
ranging for :11 Lincoln Day mile: ml!“
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DEWNE BROTHERS
ANNOUNCEMENT
will be --~
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Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro ll
touted? Bore youaSafeDepositBox? Hucgmmpn- 2
vii: you with one for the mall sum of $4.00 per year, in cu;
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian cl 1.
your Liberty Bends without charge ,if you desire.
01:: Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Opel. 3 checking account and par vour bills by check.
The City National Bank
South 3mm
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surlna'heal.
DECORATO‘
TEL (52 Efif ‘ .3, ‘
EATS EVERYTWC
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dthe pleasure offlohli’f
and in eating vmom
«food.
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16 So. Main St.
South Norwt‘lt. -
cannons—Danni}...
Sunda s__b_1: A 'u ' _...11.
cause of the dismee and
adjusting the W119. Ola-ease in M
by a wrench, twist or apron h":
buck. Even a done 111 AM!
creole: pinched nervo- am} *H
later life 1.. the amt-rent 011”"
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sold It 810 per mm
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