,. futonanieMope sunset he ire-
neorighistalesscopyie sent
'liplo'elooh in the afternoon of the
”Wehrmacht“.
Ire. Michael chreth died at he!
hhere on loonerd street, yesterday.
The ii. LB. E. will hold its regular
weekly meeting tonight et 6 North Iain
wrest.
«new. noit hetsat Sherwood’e.
. The leying'olhoo lest oi water pipe on
of Dover street, Nurwalk; has been coni-
rrank J. Dozen,“ Norwnik.the an
; potter, in making an exhibit in New
York city.
—Legs lamb. ma lb.. N. Y. um».
_' Kate Graham. deuzhter oi Iir. and
' Mrs. Arthur A. Grshem,hee nnnuach
oithemeesles.
“rhesulnuserterm st Yele began yes-
terday and work has been resumed in all
branches of study end athletics.
-—Iatest styles in Spring orercoetlnln
. ind editions, just received at W. B.
Sworde’.
, The Rambler Cycle club. of Bridgeport.
wliiholdtheirilrstrunoithe yeer Bun-
day, when they will take a trip to South
' Norwelk.
Owing to ill health In. I. Lauder
‘ has decided not to begin the contraction
oihernowresidenoeonWeet street just
«present. 2
--Call and examine our special line oi
“trousers, msdetoorderntw. Ii.
hwords’.
Deputy Collector 3.1mm was in
Norwalh today. lookiu up certain pt!-
eountoletthe- tooorreoterroretn
thdrinoonetnx‘rnturun.
Am J a ' ‘ph Taylor has purchased
the’uA. B. Coley piece on the Wihon
P trend. which has been occupied ior
time by Michael F. Wabh'e family.
I
mean, ems.
‘1 I A. Persons. oi Brocheide, wen
menatthe weddinaoilieslv‘iorenoe
Trythall to Frederick Howard
‘ Welton, in Chester, Tuesday eiternoon.
The iollowlng pensions here been
pound: Bdtorntion end additional,
Patrick Duuleavy. deceased, South Nor-
welt; original widown’. Ann Dunbary,
South Norweih.
—~Leere your orders ior lobsters et
HuntdtZelufl’s.
Henry C. iiillington, a student oi Bos-
ton University, and e nfqrhew oi Joseph
Berti“, oi 10 Courtlendt piece, Booth
Norwelk. has been elected editor oi the
University Beacon, thooificiel organ oi
Boston University.
Nines iron Otto Barthol'e hat iactory.
eepteiud by Jones cherry.nnd the
Concord street school. mouthed by
Jaqh Guyer, played hail yesterday
eitnrnoom the lorntsr winnloa b! I
moitemoslght.
-—Iowest prices. N. Y. lerket.
ltiepreoticelly settled that an eddh
tinhallllall train will learn liew You
city on the New York. new Berna end
It“
leheeiehwillhe held nest'edneseey,
weightetto'eloeh.
erdertohsttwsoso-nodsteheyetms,
mkupopantneoa.
oisuppxirt,wreseatenoedtotwmwl :2?“
inthnoonatyjeilhy Jaetioe larith,thie
hundred hone power hoilere ior the
'l'vnrnwey oompnny's power house, nsrir'
ed yesterday.
N""'"“W¢W¢bywmii?7????i????22?i??????????????
aodWentarennen '
day. United Order oi the Golden (irons,
enurteierd the Thursday Ironing sin»
«I.
coopellieglnstinitosetooorreet on re-
ed.
.' t . . 2.,V' .
«lfldnosiiopsntbepetm ”7de
4' lerneen,
An i-perteaGMoithelm MING.
1.
' The birds“ Goeety Carlene hseh.
«Dotted'ewinssened dreperlseinlesy 3'“: anaemia-m.
verietiee.etl.l.letlth’s. d."
nmm,m~muu 9%
morning
a stern-oar m and two two-
m..—
—pre' insists at Shorwocd' .
Principnl Voote hes placed an order ,
with the For Cycle mpsey ior a mmmnerurmnnarpnnren.
hWhite hie-ad rt " my“... snltoiernishths-withtheiineetproenetlnne
rounds-ma. m’ ‘— tenor oopnwrwr or
at. amino m soloist, will rise «mm ‘5. .I'IMClI'lI'JIIlacI ”lg‘on'
WA" “00“.
-—Blnelsh, 10.: it», at Drenehefe.
The ate-here oi Sher-en Cont-er
FOX CYCLE
andtheiririsadowillhe entertained to- y
nightetthererldeneeoilenseeWeish.
Ilafenny leopard,“ Union Posh,
'0
i????7???????7??
fl—
lestnvghtetwhint Prlreewerewoa hy
. lisslituhethflsaioa. sisteroi John
mm" "M“ n. "m“ W J. Bealen,oilorweik,isquiteili.
' —len'eendhoyn’cnpsnt8herwood’n Juan-outta. limit-mt
YenterdayJadp Ivflaeoa.oithelna 'rss 1.. Last will out with Ire.
pummmooiosetneisjuawnoh- Willie- Mimi. oi 2|- sheet. on
tailedbytleBrtttosaaainetilleCoaeoli’ Miler.
WWW: IO Mite wm'dwlwum‘.
worhoouidhecontinasd. '
u—Wesrehsedqnsrtrseoasprla‘eepee
endjeohete. Ills-tilt.
AttheY, tetanus-nice.
tnry Jesters will deliver an address
ossninllnsnsnriaseqritei-endesnen,
~0rdsryonrioeerea-nt Colhy’s.
The” and the lorwelks will
oordoithelowereonrtintheeeeeoiida
Hoyt. Constable Thu-so Hunt served
thepepmondesrleslloeethisrnorniaa
a perty wee (iron by .i. Emory
Btereenlnntniahtuthisho-eoa Qata-
tnrd arenas, in honor oi theanairsrsery
oihiehirthdey. “PM semester-
teioed with pron. the principsl one
hein‘whiet. Aeoliatioawennisosorw
Theiedieeoithe latices Whiet club
will give another oi their enjoyable
denmatthnhtheemtoaight.
‘l'he .eny ineede oi Barney Flynn,
t’topinnhermrepieeeedtoeee his enli-
immatures-inhethlorwsihnpin,
aimeiswweshsfsteyielrid‘eport.
-lnside shirts oi silk, nurses: and en-
tlne, in great variety. prim retry ira-
49c to ”Wench. Boston store.lor-
walk.
The Pittshld espre- undo the run
iron South lorwelh to Dashury Wed».
nenday nighmn thirtyatwo anaemia
cildinntnestopet Bethelesnl decor
stretedtheposnihllity oi hour enda‘heli
trains between Denhuryead low Yorh.
—Deohnryliews_._______
Theimtoi theold l K Loehwood
store on Well wrenches heen psinsed
bleoh. Theronleioflflil-aloalw
hibrt oi plumbing. sanitary end not
me wcrh. ’1n the oil Bissau store
there will he a hnwiideriaa display oi
www.mandhoueiarm
~A harpi- ia pictures, neatly ire-ed,
the. each, at I I. l-ish'e.
41m blur“. lilo lb, ll. Y. I'h't.
In front leiieokmi Belden 6mm,
whoheehsensnrloeeiy ill with periton-
itis,liesetthepoietoidenth. ltis
thoneht she cannot lire thedey out.
—iioe sired, 9o lit. at Dreeoher’n.
Mwiii hse hesket heiinsetehho
twee-the!” Rochelle Athletic club's
mudthetoitheil. c.A.,etthe
anointin- heil in lorwelk, tomorrow
Dish
~izrehntoerentrnordinery raise in
eiriidwn'edre-re ior ”a, nllsiees, at
I ems.
liorweik no-hese oi the banned
Aurienn'hesineennrerrceiriageeir
mmuwmn as. Sweet,
secretoryoitheeistsionJrnieatheo to
renewtheir-o-herehip.
--A was, tore: museums.
Geo” Reynolds is wanted by the
munmm‘wefl. 8e wen ”MW'gM u is en-
hadlyhrahedaholtihn ”1.”! Isle "dug... “by” ior '0'.
isdlflceittontsendtohnstae-tedey. iaahrhershep. “yawn..."
-l.rlew easiest-r resents. value
em.» just tell stir-.01!“ erect.
Matthew-tum
oeriorthelorwalhfmm.
ltlnenpetiseiennyiententensmndte
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”Mllorther,
F."D LAWTONMMSL CO.
22 south mm Street.
ama- m ”think-e? .Wfith‘: oherninn
at. Wig-“hat res ereless then one-hali at other nerhete
on; M William! are relished th esrnall profit
Trumieeoir . Yunnan h 1 market then
you...“ ""3: answer
it t sored on tons. W hee'not
.uuii’umlmfiulu’d‘mwdmmmlu n
Prompt and Free Delivery.
FRANK S. AYERS,
”Willi“ (if Til! NEW YORK MARKET.
wusmrron main.
Jacrggows PHOTOGRAPHS
?
Wllfl Will. GET THAT $5 lilllll WIN?
vi
Early Heine,
Early Sunrise.
Green Mountain.
a!" roar lesson
are but
W. or
hi)
e
SOUTH NORWALK.
Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons,
oi the 311010031!!!” AII'.
CHILDREN'S 3100!”.
Photographer.
‘8 Wall Street. Norweik. Gone.
1
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i
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, co. ASKS:
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Eggs For Hatching.
I KINDS from the BIG? hens. at
L'ilOllilDllU a I'OWLIE'S hennerr.
I“ ii N
Nort’a‘lk'. orll. 0.7m
Horton Bewiey.[oi New Canaan. was
brought to Norwalk today for a hearing
Wthe Probate Court regarding the
qaution oi hh sanity.
street lee
m ll. lw
—Girl wanted, candy ewes. Thisofiice.
Ber Father Buell, oi New Haven. in
n attest at St. Inry's parochial raidenoe.
-Theiollowin;irpnrthenethelitemsoi
the Denbury liews reiern ton tonnes resi-
dentoisonth Norwnlk. His iriendewill
he pleased to hear oi his prosperity:
”W A. W. Twi-lnrnnkin; exten-
sive improvements in the rear oi hb
etoreortContreetreetinthe wny oi ill-
tiaglnenepeolog. which, whenell
oo-pin’todand seeded down. will mete
Iii eisaent large lawn. Ir.wa will
nlnohnildapodsinndhern.the inunda-
tidierwhiohisoontpleted.”
—Colby'e hinh grade ice cream.
m
R. H. PLAIS'l'Ell.
DillIBGIST.
We
Are
Headquarters
For
‘ School
Books
And
Supplies
Generally.
And
Our
Prices
Are
. VGI'Y
' Boys“ Suits, long Pants.
If you weer our Clothing. » Cheepnose is not themly I .
qualitydtlo be sought, but combined withdurshility, iii-{iii ‘ 1;
style makes an alliance very much to be’desired, Eeppfly,
for all our garments contain all tour of these virtues. .. ‘
WE DO NOT cameras AN ARTICLE A WRONG your:
NOR A WRONG PRICE.
ill-Wool Business Suits for lien. - SS in "Sill
ill-Wool Bless-lip Suits for lien, - - ill to SIB
ill-Wool Black Diagonal Saul Suits, - - ill, K
Spring flvercutts, Black. Undressed Worsted, - - SIB
a
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. THAT'S WHY WE TALK ABOUT
IT SO MUCH.
a
“and lip.
We have made our Children's Department very attractive in .
several ways. Variety of patterns and prices, '
also the furnishings.
Good Suits for Children. from
52 unit it;
Special Sale in Shirt Walsts. closlng them
out at 25c: most of them were '
60 and 60c. '
MABONIG BUIIbliélG.
NORM“. “
t 7"
' .He‘r-flihm... 1r '
~ unlit suunulnnn ' W
and sowing any sortoi Oete, is apt to leeward“,
and will never result in a his full crop mow: tree
went the best seed you can get. and you Y.“ it“in "the
best condition. There never was more ials'e econorny than
in saving a trifle of money by buying the cheepat grab,
whether ior sowing or feeding. " '
GOOD OATS
are cheap enough for anybody. I have the best natural
harly seed Oats for sale. Carefully screened.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
Leading Grain Dealer.
1‘; Hey. Straw. Grain. Feed, Salt, etc.
Illlllli llFFillE. Sflllllii' [Willi hill“.
W
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
“——
.2. i
irhe
The Pen m Merkel is um doln momma-inset the .
ntand.l North Main street. I d.‘
We always keep a ireeh line oi Vegetables. and Fruits. ll,
kinds in their season. ,
REMEMBER
That Beoilnh her now than it has been in twenty years.
but we cut the t.
REMEMBER
This in and eiweys has been the most popular Market in t”
c ty.
M
A MISTAKEN IDEA . ,
heoeneeweesiisnohw
to odd. nonem-
Exlsntnthemlndeoi
quantiti-oionrtaoo
nothihcsiee.
T15 NOT so.
We erehnndllhgeeilueentoekoi Woonu,hothr'au"pqnp
Mannheimdlntheoounty. . , .
DON’T‘ YOU 2 2 .2 ~-
sense
moronic.
Matador
I
Beer the an: shout onriltoeodhhoiinesoilisehweu
townhesneversssntheirsqnelsetthsprloe. 2. s
onion" muuunuuu'uocl.
Davis, ' the Tailor.
cmmnsn; "mm any tutmsnti...’
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