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-» Jltll’lllrill until :III-is III-IIomII gIIIIIIrIIl 11ml
’ RMEN WILL
I: ‘A-RD INTERESTS
J -.. \. AT LEGISLATURE
Continued, from fitst‘page
It gives me pleasure to welcome you
at this time and I trust our delibera-
tions may he conIiucicIT in such a
vine and generous spirit as may bring
‘z‘nvorablc results to all in our indus-
dry. in
“’0 have again leIt-II disappointed
notwithstanding: tlII- :z'reut outlay of
money and I-nIIrII‘y. in finding that the
«It in Long island Sound is a failure.
We have at least the satisfaction of
realizing that this result is not due to
..Iany lack of thought and determina
tion on our part, and. in my judgment
- the chief cause is the
“irade wastes, the volume oi',\\‘lIiIIh
"“1- increasing and which is most dead-
Ey to the embryo oysters. Until pub-
lic sentiment demands that this I..-
stopped, all fish life will continue to
grow less.
I’Among the. important matters sot--
I-II-Issfully handled by your association
' was that pertaining to increased I-.\
unrestrained ‘
YOIlI. “I‘ ll known in this town is now'
Singing:
work and “ill shortl; give u seIriIs of!
concerts
\\
llariIn to Kiw- th.I promised concert. I
“hit'h was postponed because of her
trip to the l IIIIiliI Coast.
iIiI
VIII
oi
from HIIII'I l.
tlIII
du
7was OIIII of the first witnesses callId
b)
tItirII from IIItiII IIII \Ispupcr \Iork at:
thI
Phelps
these Iiist‘IlosurIs WI'IIII rI-'-\I I,Ilod hII re-
I-wsuIIIIIl Iont'rol III “II ‘liI Ill and dis-
but to pay their dollars through the ..
Dark-u (I
cents of the dollar to I‘II-IIIIin here to
help sun-ll HI 0 fund t'OI tiIII proposéd’
disttict nurse.
mittee thus enabling -80
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Mis :s ililIiII Kathnn SII'Iultz. of New;
[Os in roncelti
in Angelo s.
in SI mphoni
II‘I,IIIou'tI
"H I,Ill Boston. ‘~.~
lIilI- she \Iill stop off atl
I).IriI-II h: 15 II pIIIIIIliaI intI rest in the
I! \IlIiIh began in NI-vI lork this
III; of lid“ an? A
‘II 1\iII;:
RIIIIIIIII accused‘
.01?th the N.“ York Mail
Stoddard. so as to usel
pI-Iptr IOI German propaganda
ri g the “ill \lI. StoddI.Ird “ho
”11- l. S. GOIIII,rnInInt expected to
It tiIIII- .IInIi soon I'Iilor bought the 1
pl U‘I on Iix Ridge. “henf
Our Prices; Are 'Down to
Pre-War Basis
Any who have purchased during our reCent sale knOw the Qual-
ity Of the merchandise we have offered and the Values they have
received. This has been proven by the success attained.
WE THEREFORE ANNOUNCE ‘
Emmy, NOV. 12,1 .
W“.-
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PIGS'
SMALL FRESH HAMs ..................... ., ..
FRESH SHOULDERS ............................ ..
conNED PIGS FEET ...................... .. ,
coRNEo Hooks
....s-~.-.-._
SPRING 1.2::
NATIVE V
FANCY HOME DRESSED FOWLS ............. .
CALVES LIVERS SWEET BREADS
BEST FANCY BEEF
SUGAR CURED HILMS ........................... _
NEW SAUER K’RA T .................
FULL LINE IN FRESH VEGETABLES
CHARNOCK,
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19 Railroad AVENUE 'f, .7, “'7‘
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SATURDAY SPECI Itsfé
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'press rates. The express IIompaIIiIs7'12"”;I 3f u" l”“‘:“ ‘0 JOhH 310(01“ . . l m
.xzkuId for an iIIIIrIIRSI- in IIIItIIS on 03's- "4' \ H l'HS' H (mmr _ - , - h
...... or 60 w ...... Your 0...“... ... ‘ That, whereas, we have struck a note In acc01d With the WIS ms __at t e.— ,7,
vnpcrating with the Oyster GrowIIrs' l HIGH SCHOOL NOTES . . . I . I h m
Lind llcalI-Irs' Assm-iution . of Nortlo- , 7' . . Q . , 1 ave ‘ ..—
America. deem-«I ...... ...... .... _..... l A mom... 0. the Athletic Assoc-la of the. people—we ale gomg to continue them pl Ices, II MC 1. alk Cash (II'OCC - . 2!:
212%2331113333. I'Himl’il-tsliiixxI" ll‘t""llln "“1‘ “I “I“ “PM yesterday at’teInoon in as ' 0 H 1‘ m
_ " 1 ‘ '. '. ,' . RI 'lll 23 it was decided to give four . ' . " -..~ \ ' U I
n' bolore. tlII-I Ill: 'iSlIIlI I IIIIIIIII II‘I . .
3::mmissimI. at \I':IslIi~IIutIIII. and tin DHZN l'oI the best original Cheers p1 Oven satISfaCtOIy Ea.” ‘ m
following wwl; \\'. ll. liayt- or 1111 thI t I‘II IIII II Inded in Basketball will . , . 3,, , _ ,0“
«Executive- I'ommittvv. “'I- III ]also 1.. lstIIIt III-x1 week Iteumen’s Hall IIIi ‘ We Will sell 5 pounds of Sugar at 100 R 1b.. v.1..1 .. ‘r-_,.j . a]
\Vnshington for two days IIIII we :‘III- ,' ‘ l ........ .. “
glad to report that tlII- I xprII $3 I. III- 3 [210013. I” h m 1“ en 3“ ( ured for t ’8‘ our Best Cottage Brand Coffee at , l E
vcre raised ml l2». H‘l‘ (‘i'lll.. “'thll . 1"
it seenls to 1.3,) was {It’ll l. I :IIlJustIIII-I It 4 7‘ ll“ 'hu't'fi (7” the {{tQO‘ba-H tegm gills} THE FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER, 3 1b - - ........ . W;
of the matter IIII. ..t II 31- \- II II |_\ II ernoon y 1'. I 7 _
Anothm “21.41.1111. iI mom in um. li’oll: mi, ”11 IIIIIthIIIII IIIIII teacher at 7 BROOKFIELD CREAMERY BUTTER, a. lb .. . ..., , , t
\‘t‘. "P. It II. as consoling to find th: It at “M iii h 3,. hm), . PURE I Inn ,8. 1b.. . ...................... .,., {fan
the last sessim Int-lit Si'lllinlllll lIml __.____,__ 7 n.
It last bIIII n ::1 IIISI- ~1i to the fi‘lIl 1h; 1! l' .n I‘KHH-‘H “(H.,‘. 1.” (‘I'HS' . CAROL“ EVAPORATED SKIN MILK tall Ft , .I- ‘- M‘
for years WII lI.1.l lIIII-II pIII'SI-IIIIItIIIi IIIId ' ' ‘ " " ' ‘ i , .. 4‘ :
unjustly lil\i"i :1 ..l \\ lIilI- no l'l'lllt'tl\ l\' \ v” \q I'l'l‘l' \_‘ \ l" \\'Illi'InI " WHOLIA.GONDHSED MILK, a. cank. . . . . . . . . . rm
\II Is provided (”1- unjust I1ttI II ks; , -_ ‘I‘- ' 7 - : I.. ,-~T'_ , . . . . _ .. ..
“hie“ for t. n H ns '1 l“ ht. ‘ n "I m l‘l‘lil‘ll \ «:12! i’\' (Ul'Il'Ii‘ti l 1‘ 1:11}! l‘ltit' THAI; ‘ : SEEDED OR sungislfi?blsgus’ adp gd t . . H h .1 I
“III" lISI‘ioIIt 11 I l \\'-I must ho“ ‘ I' .~<. I"? ,‘ I'» ',I " ‘1 . - - . ' . ’re uce 0 ' ' _. "
”,Ior tan i'Iill\ I.'\. III II IIIII iIItI- I'II sis l”" ““5" “' ”fl-‘- "('r’"““‘~ “'3" _b‘”’l"‘l 37 WALIJ STREET - - II I - - - ' " "' , NORWALK 7 GRAHAM FLOUR I M ,, In"!
1.... .. ... .. ... .. III- z: :12“.- .;L' “2:“? . 1m: noun. per bag ............... .. ............. - 1.3.
-=i ll 1 l l J“ -III IIIiI-: I" " ' I“I"-~' ‘I ’ ' ‘I ‘ ' If” “ g . 7 7
l1 1:? (in £21111 ‘11.?! -\I\t 17;“: 7.7"“ 7”, 5301. III II lll 1|1\,\ 71;“:101} 21.1111"le Sllll‘cifi'hlli'lgl‘:. I . EXTRA FINE PORK, a lb_ ....... , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. . N“:
l! I i- 1%." I'II II ‘ I) vl'I IIS. 1- . I' .
.I:.‘.’...‘.’"‘lh”.‘.}..£.3‘23.” ill-‘33.... ’ 321:“... 32‘. 7.7.7... ""f.‘."'.~‘.“.’.“‘...l‘.’.?"I 77.77 1351:"“:53"l . . . SMOKED SHOULDER, 3. 1b. . . . . . . ......... , ill
HEW" awurt of HM II :Il Puts ‘5 “Tm" . ’ ‘ ' " ‘ PEAS, s 0131, “can 00 -------------
If therII ("\t‘l‘ was :1 llllil' \I'hI-II \I'I- . A___ I‘" __ EARLY JUNE pe , 1"“
III-wind to take IIIIIIIII-l ammu: our. —-~ * - - - CAMPBELL-S PORK AND BEANS for $3, 111-, ,V .. 7 _ .
~1~lVII3 and I1\oi-i outsivlw iIItIIri‘I-I‘I-IIIII-, H 7
It is now. l'I\plIIIiIIIIIIII of ”III illilllS‘ I N Y STATE HAND 1’1an PEA BEANS, [1 l .
try and IIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIliIIII III “11- “‘;lll‘l‘.\',
which has iIIIIIII pIII'IIIIitI-Il l),\' 1111-
State, has IIIIIII-ly l‘lilllI'Il tlII- husinvsa.
U-t us not form-t that.
If tiIII StIIliI now wishts in lulu-
<teps to 2";\\i‘ this industry, tlIt-II it
.should l‘fllkl' III-slItIItIon [or ”III wrongs
done, It' Ii .lIoIIlIl plant spawm-rs I-\—
tt-IISIV'I-l) :11 its 0“” I\p1nso in the
riIIIrs. ' I'iII «II-s IIIIIl III“IIIks and should
pass :1 [I'm IIutlIori'ling tlIII SlIIll l- 'Islt
1' nnimi sin :1 to IIIIIkII Itll IISSI-SHIIII-IIN
..IrfI 0-” :IgII 1 market. :1t lI-IIst till lfl":’I
:IIIIi :1 i-Ir HI .I' .IIIlIISS \\‘l' llilYi‘ a SIM»
‘l'l'il, :21-‘. III l’I Y
’rhI' antn- «‘lI uh! .IlNU 11441an to
t!‘1III‘£4;I‘..I1-;
tlII I)\VTI(‘|H l.il\~ lui'll unjustly IIIIIl.
I:.:l:II.I.'t'tIlly IiIIpriII Il l.,\ ‘I .. l' IISSIIsi
II‘I-IIf. il‘ those fol‘llll'l‘ ()\\‘lH r5 III-II willI
int; 1., III-.IIIIIIt HIIIIII
it' ..ou think III-ll of run-'11:: .‘I'll"ll .;
III:‘-Ii:IiiIIn, ii iii” lvi' III‘L» . Ii :11 Ills-
1151i!“ II! this ILIII-tIvIu.
unr last lill‘l'llllL‘. .I I'IsIIIIItiIIII
was “PW-"III! lty MI: illllSI :Islcim; for :1
't“lll(‘ll! II of illit'lI‘sl I'llli‘ III llll|l5iili
ll'l‘l'\01‘ll
‘IIIlI'IsiIII;
Int, H1 1,. 3
rounds of \I‘hlch
t:i\.~:.‘. and was I'III'I-I‘II-Il II-
..Iifi- IIomIIIittI-II. l.:II.-I-, n11
\.'iil1 Mr. ”nine, in :Isltni Hunt the-
II‘II'lI-r he tII'IIlIIIl i'III' Il-I IIIIII lIIIIII'I.
‘5; t0 tlII- IIIIIttIIr nt' I’D-‘SI‘SSIHI 1:t.\- tor
this. I-IIar. ‘lIII Hllf'll l-‘ish ('IIIIIIIIIssiIIII
I:IIli,.I‘I| liw L’l‘n\il,\' of [in SI,:1:1I:.I.I
»illl IIIIII’iI I. L--... 1;Il l‘i‘lllli‘lliill 1.6 -'--IIII
:0 to :5 I-III .. 'I. (III lIIIII- L'Ntlt. i‘vi"'.I
.l III-titkm. :I:-. iI.L: l'III- .. SIIlISIIIIItzIIl I.
IlIIrlt'II II '1.'l m' :~1I t- ill“l‘| l-I
\o:Ir i'X('l‘lll.i\t' oI-IIIIIIIIII- .’:- l. II;1lI‘ m
3h" oyster L'I‘uu Is. I ~ .I \- l .. I‘I
Emotion Should l:1 .. 1.. .1 .‘i' '-
« ordingly I illlj'tiil- .I \I'I'Ilv I-l' I -
lure the. Board (ll 11.3.. :1 . ~I l
q‘flull II. furilw r l'I‘IlllI I...“ 1.
El is report”? il1.117t‘m~
EVII’Q‘SPHI II lIlil in il.
I_i;I‘-ITI .
lII:.‘1I'Il 'l
IIIgi—lzltIII‘II 1-:1'
In: for II rIIlI:I‘.I Il 'u 1.1. 1" 11!. Ill! lll!‘
lax hilln. “MI-l \Iill l-- .III .II Hill on
-hll’llii’i‘)‘ ls‘. I:I"l, ~
II'II'IIQ‘III‘I Lt‘I'llt'tl l'III' II..-..~I.~=.II,\ 1w.-
pI-II;: ., . ...! v.1“ 111151 I1ll "'l".\' IIII1_\ I'I‘
urIIV‘. Ll‘v .intl.
Y: , xxil‘. pardon IIII- it' i IIIgIIII sug-
1:051 ‘I't 2" all on IttIrs affecting- tlIII
int" \\I' should :IIIt through and
With .lII :ISSIII' i. Ition and I'no‘ul dupli-
«cation of Him I .‘llltl llllNlllldClSi .IIIIling
air IiiI i-- -IIII1 (l opinion
All of “liltll 1 n- spo I-ttull) submit.
I}. I‘ i.liI“iIIH:i) lI‘IIII’l‘lI.
PI'IIsIIiIIIIt.
.\'o\ I-rnlII-r 9th. 1502”.
..
DARIEN ,
Millspaugh of \V-Isi Aw IIIuI
i: n w "I'llll1038d by Andrew 'lI'.I.)lor
Aim‘. .\1 IIIIl Mather of Gnu-ions
, (I, Al“.
stI: IIIt i \ Isiting friends in New YIOIk
<‘it_\' ti-Is LII-k. 7
Armv '1' “men: is made that Dariru‘
is II in th‘ .1 I‘ haut: quua next summer
on IhI- order of the similar \‘IIIInttIrI
“m 1.135 been so Succfssful in Stum-
ford IiIII im: the past few years.
Mrs, G. H. Richter entertained her
iIrothe-L .II.t IIes A. Kirkwood of Hart
Cord. on .\i nnday and Tuesday.
1:: rtr -In1i Schneider of Noroton “ill-
:pend- the “inter in New York City,
. having lI- It town a few days ago.
No tIaIII- has yet been found of the
‘Hll'fi lam \\ ‘IIo broke into Andrew "1 I1\'-
lors oIIIr illst Saturday night. , 1’
Mrs. I‘. S. Sisson of Mansfield .-\\II-
nue has III- -I ll entt rtaining her motlII I l
- \lrs. H. A. l‘laggr of Bridgeport. 1
Mrs. H: UT) \. SIII ad is entertainingl
at her home “-ilI :I1Ithstone." in Nora-
.thn Mrs. Paul Allen Curtis. of Obste!‘
Day. 1.. I.
Carl III-am is 11: ning the bungalow
(In MansfiIlIi \I'II IInuI “hirh he re-
(.‘P ntly bought I . I1 lIoIIII- from L\man
.“ .niffIn. rI p: IiIItI- Ii
\ir. and \1rs..\I Ii. I‘lchaniels will
shortly close their home at Not-otonI
Heights. and. as usual spend the win- .
ter in New York cit).
The Darien Reviewr wnIIh recently
added another magazine. to its Inter-
tyme equipment. has now installed an
Ioutfit for casting its own 'stI reotypea. .r
- The Committee on Pulpit Supply of
'the Congregational Church recently
made a. trip to AmhI- rst. Mass. to hear
:a le candidate for the l -
tom ocal pas
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PURE CIDER VINEGAR, a. gal. ...... . . .7. . .
Mr. 73nd Mrs. Arthur C H
atch are
_removh. frbm the hedge which they.
d on Sedgewick Avenue.
. Broun's house on the
Dario’n people me ur
renew their [ted I re
:31: the roll cal
Xenia), contin
ged not only to
ss memberships
ldrhe which n gun yes-
uing until Tha ksgiving.
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20 Per Cent. . Discount
Winter Merchandise.
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20 Per-Cent. Discount on Boys’ ()vercoats. '
20 Fer Cent. Discount on Boys’ Mackinaws.
20 Per Cent. Discount 011 Boys’ Suits.
20 Per Cent. Discount 011 Boys’ Pants.
20 Per Cent. Discount 011 BoyS’ Caps.
20 Per Cent. Discount on Boys’ Hats.
20 Per Cent. Discount .on Boys’ Underwear.
20 Per Cent. Discount on Boys’ Sweaters.
20 Per Cent. Discount 011 Boys’ Trousers.
20 Per Cent. Discount on Boys’ Shirts.
20 Per Cent. Discount on Boys’ Pajamas.
20 Per Cent. Discount on Boys’ Nightgowns.
20 Per Cent. Discount on Boys’ Collars.
20 Per Cent. Discount on Boys’ Raincoats.
20 Per Cent. Discouitt on Girls’ Coats.
20 Per Cent. Discount on Girls’ Dresses.
20 Per Cent. Discount on Girls’ Sweaters.
20 Per Cent. Discount on Girls’ Hats. ,
20 Per Cent. Discount on Girls’ Underwear. ‘
20 Per Cent. Discount on Girls’ Union Suits.
20 Per Cent. Discount on Girls’ S e p a r a t e
Pieces.
20 Per Cent. Discount on Girls’ Billy Burke’s.
20 Per Cent. Discount on Girls’ ‘Nightgowns.
20’ Per Cent. Discount on Girls’ Rain Capes...
20 Per Cent. Discount on Girls’ Middies.
. AT 7
_ \
e 1 rent
On account Of the unusual mild weather .., e 1:21: 7
much heavier stock Of Winter Garments than “0 SI‘W'“ “3""
order to reduce them quickly we are Offering a llifIt‘t IL’NT HF 20 I‘IIIR ('l-‘NT. on
This is an IIm.I1)I-'11111it,\.~' that seldom happens—
and up-tO-date Seasonable Morelandise. at such a large savings.
’20 Per ( (Int. Discount OII (.irls’ Flannel Petti-
. 20 Per Cent. Discount on Infants’ Kimonos.
.. 20 Per Cent. Discount on lnfants’ K n i t t e d
,20 Per C ent. Discount on Infants’ Gloves and
20 Per Cent. Discount on I n f a n t S Teddy
.,
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37 WASHING'I‘DN STREET . ...»: . ..
20 Per Cent. ——BOys’ , Girls’ and Infants’ Hosiery—20 Per Cent.
THE CHILDREN’S STORE
.I ..... —; :3: SOUTH NORWALE
20 Per Cent. Discount
tore
III’OntlI. we find onrselt'es with a
at this time of the year. In
all
to be able to buy new
l the lac:
20l I" ~
- 8:13.15.
20 l or C ent.l)iscount on (iirls’ Bath Robes.
.Discount Oil (.‘irls’ S e p a r a t 9
.coats. ,
20 Per C ent. Discount on Infants’ Coats.
20 Per Cent. Discount on Infants’ Dresses.
20 Per Cent. Discount on Infants’ Sweaters.
20 Per Cent. Discount on Infants’ Bath Robes
20 Per Cent. Discount on Infants’ Underwear
20 Per Cent. Discount on Infants’Crib Blank-
ets.
20 Per Cent Discount on Infants’ Carriage
Robes. l7
Sets.
20 Per (cut. Discount on Infants’ Bonnets.
20 Per Cent. Discount on Infants’ Hoods.
PURE NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, qt 3,»
A. STULL
: 24 Cottage Street East Nun.
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NEW YORK MARKETS
33 \lIIm \.
Now all.
H3 Vi ashington St.
80. Nomalk
Have you noticed the crowds ir i
stores during Our Week — end '2 .
There's a reason. Best Quality .‘.II
ILowest Possible PIiceS. Try us III.-
Vinced that we can save you IIIoney.
I
FA NtY LAMB SPI‘XHU
Fine-Legs of Lamb . . . .* ..........
ShouldersofLamb.......... ‘7‘,
Rib Lamb Chops. 301' “I .1
Loin Lamb Chops . . . . . . . . 4‘36 ' -,
Stewing’ Lamb ..... . . ......... 1.1- “I
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A k' V‘ ’A’ . . 5' V .l
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EXTRA FANCY PORK Sl’lit “‘5 .
Fresh Hams (small and le3p) ..... lift l:1 ..
Fresh Shoulders ....... . . . ...... N l“ 3.
Fresh Pork to Roast ...............
Home-made Sausage . . . . . .
Sperry & Barnes’ Link Sausage.
____ BEST \VESTERN REEF
. PORTERHOUSE STEAK
illit' .
331' l“. 6
inc lil.
31c “1
SIRLOIN STEAK. ,, ......... .....L’é... 33c}:
ROUND STEAK ..... ................ a-c
' . one ill.
SHOULDER STEAK .... . . ...--..
SHOULDER POT ROAST ............... - 18c lh. j.
Mittens.
Bear Suits. ,.
20 Per Cent. Discount on Infants’ Sleeping
Bags.
BREAD AND BUTTER POT ROAST. 731:6 ,1:
BOSTON ROLLS .............. ....-. ....... -1 c “7
g STICKING PIECES ..................... 2:36 1'
; PRIME RIB ROAST “ f,
RIB ROAST. Boned and Rolled .......... I
FRESH CHOPPED BEEF .............. III
OTHER SPEIIALS , 77 ~
RUMP CORNED BEEF .................. III; ii M,
LEANC N . 7 ....... 3‘". I
FANCY 0&WIEDS33? (N? 3.9.38. .i ...... .... "I
, 33%?33315 .1. IVF ., ....................
S .PLATEC ‘
SIIIICL.‘\I.£B§COISIB SQUARES
Extra Fancy Native Veal at Bottom Price‘-
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Norwalk Chronicler