it‘s 111111‘11‘11111111‘111111‘101 say‘
‘ anything moreobout them for.
'1 you wall know it menus highest
“ quailty‘posslble.
5 1: f 51 whamho'rou eraser. 1 1
was used on a 1
‘ morning _
11111111111111.1111 will play 111 11111
Wedding of P. W. Kendall in Stamford
this afternoon '
Liquid aronito is the best floor fluid
by 11111111111011. 00111111111111. Watkins d1
Bow have 11. to sell.
John 11.111111111111011 will shortly bc~
come a substitute mail carrier at the
Norwulk post office. ‘ .
A live nighto' fair will be held 111
the Broad Rive Union Chapel, tomor.‘
row and There uy evenings.
ngpm.
is captnlnof a new baseball tenn1.Theo'
call themselves the Cyclones.’
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A J Collins sent a load of furniture
, to Stamford this morning.- ‘_ .1, 1 1
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The four-inch gas main is being ex- 1
‘ tended through Grand street.
Henry mm of North Main street.
has purchased s. new wheel with nil
the latest improvements
' The 1011111 branch of the Carpenters}
Union will hold a session this evening. 1
in Sons of Temperance Hall.‘
Rc‘v. Fathers Sweeney. Mcldlroy and
Cuitain, the parochial, school examin-i
ere, are at St. Mury’ a school. today.
F W Hubbard, of Port Austin. Mich.
ignn, is a visitor at the residence 011
11‘ St John Lockwood in East avenue.
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11' William Daugherty. an export con-1
crate walk layer; of Bridgeport. has
taken 11 position with. Raymond Broth- -
01‘s.
George Rnymond has resigned his
position with the Postal Telegraph. _1
1 Company and Charles Rose is taking‘.
hi 3 place.
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Chmies Johnson, who has been em
‘ ployed in Schnectady, N Y. has 1e-1
turned to Norwalk and expects to re- :
main here.
_ ~Diphthcriu. sore throat, (1101111 in
stunt relief permanent cure. Tr. Tho 1
mos Electric Oil At any drug
store ' l 1
Superintendent E‘fv 1311111111111, of
the Postal Telegrn‘p Compnny. of
Boston is 11111111111111 lir‘rive‘ in South
Norw alk this week" ‘lloins’p‘ect thesys-
l.em
1v~.-a-.~.r,
Beef went up another half cent a
1 pound this morning and now good
beef costs eleven cents a pound at:
wholesale. There in. the telling where
it will end. 1‘ , 1
The Jerome May Banjo Club of
1midgeport has been engaged for the
dance to be given at the Armory. May
7th by Company D Admission \vili,‘
be only by invltution.
Ex Governor George E Lonnsbnry
has a cow named Crumlilehorn on his
Hickory farm at Ridgeileld that gave
birth to twin heifer calves. lost Sun
day. it is a most unusual occurrence
Judge John H. Light and anyei
William F. Tammany went to Bridge— 1
port. today. Judge Light is counsel
for the City National Bilnk in their
suit re. Willis-m medley!!! and Lawyer
Assembl Hall. in Wall street. to take 7
y §aftcrnoon and eveningof the goods in
1 the store formerly Occupied by Arnold
‘ notion in regard inch
11 The Federal express from the east
11 due ht South Norwnik some time af- ‘
‘ tor midnight. was nearly an hour late -
,“lfust night in passing through South
.1 Norwnili owing to: slight ac dent to
’ b
New“
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WAHJOS
for 1
‘1‘
'1 ,tion. They returned t1..s morning
1 worth League, of the South waalk
"Nathan Hale fountain in front of the
1 gen 11f solved;
‘mornlng and injured itself quite bud
1 was injured by falling down stairs. will
be unable to be out for about the
week Capt. Ducross »
; appointed on entertainment committee
bio. for the middle or next month.
.Robert Ho‘word took his place Mr.
w‘-D((1“11ov1111'is feeling somewhat better
~Wotci1 the children carefully. Their
l health. pelhups their lives depend on
keeping their bowels legulnr. 1.11an
hole is mild but sure; and is a tonic
besides. 25 cents. ‘
For sale by F. M. Finch
W
Chester Guvcr won the suit of
clothes at M. A Glflin’s store in
‘Wushingtou street. last night.
Wm”...
several large lce‘ boxes when noted for
use in the basement of his store.
”nu-1.11...” M
1 The mutual of the late James Burns
will be held tomorrow morning at 9
oclock‘ from St. Mnry’s Church.
D121. 11.111151; took 11 party to1 Long
Elslnnd last night on :1 fishing expedi-
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The Boston store is selling goods
flow a third to a half loWer than the
regular selling price. See the ad
The ntrlotlc Order of Americans
lwlll glfi
lnight in their
1street‘
l
hull
F‘. A Bennett, fo1 twelve years iiba
tpiontist at the Atlantic Hotel in Bridge ,
is now in a similar capacity at
Hotel Clifford.
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There will be a meeting of the do
ointment of spiritual work of the hip
Methodist Church this evening.
.W
The city waterwns turned into the
Armory 111131111. season yesterday.
This will be a boon to 1111111 and beast
A horse 1111.th d to a delivery wo-
Whitcls the meat
1191111113 in 111111110113 Piucc fell 111111
11'
Letter Currier Joseph Tammany. v‘vho
weeks. Assistant Julian Main is sub-
stituting for him.
~A load of fresh Fish 111 Maimo‘s
float
but. eels. fiat fish, pike. German cod.
selling at very low prices. All this
not.“
Washington Camp. P. 0 S of :1.
held 11 regular meeting inst night and
to get up an entertainment and souls
The members of the Over River grad-
uating class clared $43 by their secial
iiast Friday evening. This will be used ‘
{toward def1aying the expenses of the
. reception they expect to give some "
slime in May
T. J. Magner will have a sale this
Brothers. There will be another auci
V1lon sale, Saturday afternoon and even-
113.
1111111111 Donovan of the Warwick.
Hotel was taken ill with the grip,
yesterday and had to cease work.
he hydrant at the corner of Main
and Willi streets, which has been 194
laced by a much better one 11ch
estreet. in front of Klondyke pork
is being taken out and the improve,
mentat the corner is very great 1
even and Donbury. last
11111111 the district emcee.
ost'enio’yable social time was had ‘
following the business session and re-
freshmonta were served. 1 1,
. 01‘ so a ‘ '
‘ 1.1111111. lawn, this
Robert Elle. of Camp street No1w11lk, 1
w.r.oe1<1yn or Nol'w'lllh has hurl,
in Washington 1 ~
J. Wesley Siauson who is ill with an
lattactr of tonsilltis. is. improving but
» is not able as yet to return to his
duties in Comstock Bmthers' store
Roe shad buck shod flesh hall 1
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1i
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‘ Norwaik store: “ l
1 Masonic Building.
1 . Telephone Call 32. ,
of advanced styles. We're showing
something extremely fetching in fan:
cy striped and dress shirts in our
Spring display. Also the latest
thing in collars and cuffs. Everything,
in fashionable nockwear and 11men‘1‘1
furnishings can be found here. and will
suit you in goods and prices—whoond'
to do it That's why we succeed when 1
others fall.
See our Evellastic Suspenders. on
11111111111110. in our south window.
11111119 smut store: '
14 south Mom at.
south Norwalk Store.
1 The question ofpumy and cleanliness'
11, certainly the most Important one In‘rlro ‘
food and'yraln’ business. 1 1
If not: our exclusive attention. 1
"We stand alone In the quality and
purify of our grain and the towns» of
11.. prices _
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN
MANUEL 7'. H1! TC”.
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BRIDGE
SILK P‘ETTICOATS '
Made up in an excellent grade of Taffeta with actordmn
pleated Finance in all Col 15.
$4 95
You cannot Mat: h hem elsewhere for less than $6. 75
'5 36" Car fare on $5 00 purchases or over.
\b e have fresh am
kinds of fish daily.
Nothinc‘ but the best
money back if not satisfied
Sales 5 500 lbs.- last week
Specials oi the w ck.
val of all
Your
_ footer. With twin screws and two ten.
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(fl:I lzlzn l1;-
Tin. Sheet 1101:, Copper-l
and Zinc. ‘
JO South Main Su'ut.‘ 1
South Norwaik,'conn. ‘
1 Telephone: 12243.
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11111] News holes.
111‘ 31“.”‘15’13515‘ $331322 ‘“ "“ 1.11.1.1
_ sale of undermnsiins. See what the ad
says. -
will entertain the Matinee Whlst
Club tomoxrow afternoon.
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Bethany Guild of Trinity Episcopal
. flhurch held a rehearsal last night for p
- the entertainment to be given soon.
‘A house attached to one of Blrgee
1111111 wagons 11111 away this morning
1 a tauront in West Washington street,
~ without any damage being done
11' (3111111911 L. Glover Eben Eaton, O. K.
V Seoileld, St John Merrill A. A. Bette
‘ and Frank southwor.th The Rev.‘ (3
, address.
evening the entertainment committee
1 The gymnasium class will
b The enter tainmeut cummitteo will hold
‘f a meetluiz nine and milke out commit-
1; 95111111111111 afternoon
' 1 slim was a very plcusnnt one.
1 postponed its meeting which was to
and brought up 1111110111 of Lane” a les-
w
lute Thomau S Stout yesterday, were
ill. Selleck delivered a very touching
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After the mill at the armory this
of Company F will serve ref1 eshments
practice
tee reports for the season
Jaw
lookout committee of the Junior So~
clety of Christian Endeavor of the
South Norwalk Congregational Church.
at a tea at her
home in Bnyvlew avenue The occu-
'l‘i1c committee on the silk mill -v11li
hold 11 meeting this evening at the
Norwulk Club after the city meeting
it is expected that steps will be taken
at this meeting toward the work of
getting subscriptions for the factory
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The subject of the meeting of the
Junior Society of Christian Endeavor
Deeds. A large number of responses
were brought in by boys and girls who
had done something to make someone
happy during the week
Rudolph Svec received a letter this
morning from John Schaffel. formerly
in Crunbnry but now of Pine Bluff_ N.
C. Mr: Sehaffer states that he is get
ting along finely and that his Wife is
improving nioclv Mr.‘ Sebaffer mov
ed to North Carolina for the benefit of
his wife's health.
The meeting of the building commit
tea on the Norwalk public library has——
have been held this afternoon in or-
der that some minor details may be
completed before the signing of the
contract it is expected that the meet-
ing will be held Thursday afternoon
it was rumored today that the two
year-old child of Mr and Mrs Frank
Haidel of Madison street. was taken
With convulsions Sunday ev oping. cans.
from being vaccinated a week ago Dr
Henry C Sharer the family physician.
stated that the child has had fever and
he has been tmting her for some time
He does not attribute the convulsions
to viicclnstlon. Dr. L. M. Allen was
called in Sunday evening. and he also
states that the rumination had nothing
to do with the convuielons. - .
Attorney John Keogh and Thomas
Keogh took a party of six down to Dot»
way down mm Cretan Thomas Keo’gh
and C. A. Freeman who brought the
boat to South Norwolk met 11 thirty—
horse power engines. This boat. how.
ever could not pass her. and they sail-
ed non; neck and neck for several
11 outline to Lake Champlain in her this
The D. 1111111111 Company is having 11'
hire. Henry T. Prowitt of Elincrest ‘
I Tho pallbearers at the funcmi of the ‘
M111 Howuld A. 'l‘lliy entertained the '
in the South Norwalk Congregational 1
. Church yesterdnv afternoon was (food '
he takes care of it.
OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
is 11 perlect storehouse of handsome durable suits for t
16 years, and swell suits for the little boys 2% to ayes
fabric is strong and fast colol; every seam is 1111101111
will not pull apart; every bit of trimming on the fun
the best quality, and we take n11 much cow in fitting th ’1
lows 1111 we do with their elders
Double Breasted Jacket Bolts. Bio 16‘ years _
unaltered-tori Jacket built, with Vests, a to 16 years. $3. . .
Norfolk Jacket 3111111, 7 to 18. years, ,
V1151“ and Sailor Blouse Suite, 3 to 10 years, ‘ .
Fashionable Men and Young Men can select 11 model at
up from only the swell fabrics for this season at
dashery.
Our Hat Department is a place whole you can and they
eat shapes designed by the "fashion makers of the war!
do not charge for n namev'consequently our prices are 5011‘
less than you will pay on exclusive hatter
in Our Haberdnhery Department you will always fin
boy' 11 suit.
81111111 1111111
498 Washington 1. Street.
30. NORWALK.
T0 SUPPLY YOUR WANTS
Butter continues to go up in prlcc.Sstiefactiq1 guaranteed
Now 341: to 3.10 wholesale. 1 have box
some fine Vermont Crenmmy Tub 1111
37c. Print Creamery Butler, 3151
Fair Tub Butter, 351:. 1 1 lopaqnc glass PitChers’o 8
Some prophesv 40c Butter style 101:. See on can to
Maine Seed Potatoes. Rose, Heb- Maple Leaf Jams
1011 New Queen. Early Nm'.tbcr Greenlgood in a variety of so ‘ 1‘
Mountain 401: pk.: 75c 1,11; bushel: ' M final word about Butte
$110 bushel and 3 bushels 111 more, more “imitation" and.“
$1.25 bushel ter now sold than at ‘1 1
Grass Seed in variety, by package lesson thnt pure butter is ‘
pound or neck Central Park Lawn dealers am afraid 1111111111111
Gross Seed for mending that barren
spot in your lawn. 2511' package.
Golden Rod Baking Powdex gives
satisfaction. One woman- struck a bo-j
name in 111 lives this week of 4 pieces
Wash Bowl and Pitcher. Cup. Soap price. 1
Dish and Chamber Cost her just 15c.Wha1‘s wanted? Basin es s
Lorenzo Dibble
Emmet-ls Mustard. Cali oil:
a good article of Mustard
11191 a motif. 1 have found on
do this and believe it best
(.91 ncd in the long run“ W ‘
butter and at the lewest”
Scientific examination free and Proper Glasses Proper'i
ed is what we guarantee.
0. B. JACKSON
GRADUAT‘ OPTIGIAN
58 WALL smear NORW‘AL,‘ V
Fertilizers of every kind, Ground Bone, Land Plaste Air
Lime. Asheb, Stable Manure. Lawns rolled and seeded
enced Landscape Gardner.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Tilt MARKS out from til ”Wrappers «on.
lonhs last evening. to try their new
launch. She rah faultlessly. and turne =11
ed around in her mm length. 011 the
miles. Thomas Keogh expects to take 1
. summer as. m secured permits to go
' through all 1111 meals. 1 - r '
Norwalk Chronicler