‘ . with tonsilitls, at his home on Ores. Rnymond,‘ at The Maples in Rowayton. has recovered from her recent illness D com oi I . I Daniel Donovan. lihationlst at the I Warwick Hotel was able to be out to day alter his recent Illness. -m , , It’s really unnecessary to tony anything more ubout theI’n tor‘ , you wellhnow it Insane highest , I: quality possible. ‘ so in the "to let“ column of The Debt tinei. it will bring results. _ I it you play ping pong, lt\wiil pay 'you to call at the store of the D. M. Read Company, in Bridgeport. “MW 51WA m "r T. I 8” G,ON BT‘REE Warwick hotel set out some peach and Local X IIIIIIIIII Raymond Brothers discharging a cargo of Windsor acme IIDrrom New orh city.‘ D I. street property parish will be held tomorIow evening'. at the Chapel of Our l-Ioly Savior in Bcikeley street now Are Your Tunney- r r Hobbs}! ra nul’iiiecurcnllIldneyills. BI binned. Ad finlarfinuitcmcomo. colostrum-N Y. M’ ”471......- ‘ A bun fire in the direction or West- I C ..A Freeman will so to (lroton, N . Y Sunday. and IIetnrn with his iaunch‘ which is building at that place. -1}. Infinite—h ..14... proportions. and runny thought u build- I ing was buInlng I... I I There will be a sociable in the old Catholic Church in Westport Batur Wesley Slsueon, who has been ill cent Terrace, was out this morning. ............ will iquish the music. f —-I—A load or fresh Fish at Malmo’s float. Roe shad, buck shad, fresh hell. but, eels flat fish-III pike, German .ood, selling at very lbw prices. All this week. Capt Ducross. ‘ 'I held a regular meeting last night and initiated Julius Gancy. The routine I , luminous was transacter ‘ I .....I....,.‘_... I Wilton Lockwood, a noted artist tram 'l l kl Boston, spent Sunday with William '1‘. he regu ar wee y class meeting South Norwalk Methodist Church last - I night was wail attended. James Adams. proprietor or the , New YOIk market has purchased a speedy horse for the use on the deli- very wagon. u‘DDD I, D D, I, ‘I"“‘.‘"',’" -., MunsonI D. Pardee,I who has been spending seveinl days at the iamily " day for his home in Worcester. Mass. The new soda reunion for the Still sou Powell corporation has arrived by: boot and Will be mil allied in the phar~ ,I DIiIiIIDcsy in Washingto street in a few nys .ID......- ”a... I ——Can you afford meat? Ask Birgs' a Deny The building committee on the new Cit ty of Norwalk public library will meet tomorrow afternoon Ivith Con- tIactor A.I R. Malkln, when the con- hunt for the erection of the building will be awarded and signed W , 'One of the Adams' Eprcss wagons collapsed in front of the Old Well undry in Ha‘viland street last ove- ning, being too heavily laden. One of Snyder‘s trucks was brought into use and the load removed from the dam aged vehicle _ -—_-' The South NoI walk Launch Club mold a meeting, last evening, in the up line of Attorney John Keogh.I Commo- dole T. S. Glover presided. Only rou- tine business was transacted. I M Joseph Rooney went to Stsmlord 'ilIls‘ dfternodn to call upon Joe Walker and Howard Smith, who are training I , for the boxing exhibition to. be held in Danbury, Monday arching, April D.2iith ......-.. “Print Butler, 30;: ll) F. D L. 8: Co. Judge John H. Light and Lawyer Joseph Tammany are in Bridgephrt today arguing the suit of the Citv National Bank vs. Willliini Hindley or limit-III. The case will probably be concluded todflyIIII’I William Fairel, state organizer oi the boot and shoe makers, of Massa— chusetta. was in South Norwalk. last night, attending the meeting of the choke at Hotel Hamilton He distrib- uted buttons on which was the request to wear union shoes. , The funeral oi Mira sarnh S Abel will be held from her. late home West D avenue. this evening, at 7: 30. The Rev. I Romllly F. Humphries. rector of Trin- ‘ity Church, will oillcinte The remains Will be taken to Sharon, Conn, toDnmI- IowD morning, for interment. ~Diphltheri ‘ Sunday May 25, will be Memoliul dint Church, and Rev. W W ’1‘. Duo» can will pieudli n patriotic soimon to the veterans and members of Douglas Fowler Post This is the Sunday pre- ceding Memorial Day. a...“ I, ,..I.. W.— The card tournament between Put~ naI‘n Hose and Phoenix Engine Com- Phoenix headquarters. Putnam Hose has to win eighteen games to tie and nineteen to win. oi the twenty-tour to be played. The game will be crihbage PutnDam Hose boys have little chance to w n , ,‘H—i— —-PIIintD Butter. 30c lb. F. D. l.. & Co. FredeIick Bccrun‘I. of Bayvlcw avo— nIIe. will go to the Post Graduate hos- pital New York city, about May lstl‘ to ‘ submit to on operation Mr. Boernm or throat, croup in- has been a sullerer for several years. . , . and has been advised by his physician. “ Dr. W. B. Been, to undergo an opera- I‘nornlng, to‘ make arrangements. H W. Wells &. Company yesterday completed the work of driving the spiles tor the South Norwalk‘ Fish Club a new quarteIs at the and of John enter-I ‘ tinned the guests in a cake I? plk. dur- , ing which Miss Edna Mather played I the organ. Miss Bessie Anderson sand I “ he a. Trip Up The Hudson “ in n l morning the spline were capped. Con- h. The work will dearly next week ' D churches, in this diet Det‘ no: Mrs, Diusdale. of Franklin street. wPrlnt Butter. sot lb no.1. so... It your house is not rented, lost any I ' Proprietor William Jensen. 0! the plum trees today on his Franklin. The special meeting of St. Pauls ‘ port avenue. last night assumed large , I . day evening. Sven Biothers’ orchestra , 3 P. c. LOunsbury Lodge. N. n o. P. ‘ ' ,. or advanced styles. Wo' re showingI ‘ something extremely fetching in inn-I cy striped and dress shirts in our Spring display. : Also the latest thing in collars and units. Everything in‘tashicnable neckwear and men's I turnishlnga can be found here. and will suit you in goods and prices—«bound to do it. That's why we succeed when others lull See our Everlastic Suspenders, on exhibition in our south window. ’lros. South Norwaik Moro: ‘ ‘Norwnlk so... ,, . L I:Dl l 3:: u,- Fran II PLUMDINO. STEAM. I HOT W)! TERI [MD on“ Inmlrd'” Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper and Zinc; W 60 South Main Street. South Norwaik. Conn. ‘ 'reIepIIonuD‘é 1223. iii! ' I. , I iii-21h... . \- . . . . . I‘.“"- I’l‘l I‘l I . . . . . . . . . v . .. . . . . . n::fa...l.a,-::.I:l.l,l§-jI,I_I,-,I,I‘I I2:.-‘-‘I,I,I,l I: ‘ Liltdl Nomi its Masonic Building. '14 South Main 8!. South Nerv‘valk store. residence in North Main stIeet, left to» Sunday. in the Sbnlh Norwalk Metho~ I ponies will and tomorrow night. at tion Dr Bean” went to New York this , ‘ tractor Harry W. Mather then went 'D to work on the carpenter and of the I iob. There ale fifteen splice three , I The :biumonthly meeting of the 89- I II ,worth League Union. which was re. ‘ cently formed among the Methodist I Iwill be held . I Telephone Call 32%: conducted by Seth Remington, at the ., . . The question of purity and cleanliness is certainly the most important one In the I feed and grain business. It gets our exclusive attention. D . D We stand alone In the quality and D I purity of our gram and the Iowa”: at; ‘ the priest D " BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN. MANUEL T. [M Till”. oustons SILK PETTICOATS Made up in an excellent grade of Talieta wuh accordion pleated Flouuce In all Colors. , I , H Cole‘ 3 float on the north side or the ,' ‘ ” Washington street bridge, and this D “ ,Steak Cod, I-DHaddock - Roe Shad. , Buck Shed II ' Halibut ., ‘ fl Large Fresh MackcIel Perch, . -'Herrilik. .7 lbs, 3 see _ _ Itevid'ence of the fiber ,0! th See in the nd. what erived fresh to day, at the Bridge Fish market. ‘ Harry Pepper. the former prom letox :01 Hotel Clifford is in New York to~ day. ”IN...“ ‘ Butler Lodge 1. o. o. It. will hold a "' pleating tonight and. will confer the third degree. D V D Frederick Senre has taken a posi- tion in the packing room of the Lock uood Maunl‘actuxing Company. A delightful pound social was held at the residence of Mrs. David Gould ‘in Main street, Norwalk lost eveningD-DDr A daughter lIns been born to Mr. and Mrs. Triplur at New Yelk Mrs Trip. Dlerlgae formerly Miss Cholweli ct Nor! g wa . yaw”... Several membeis of Olive Drench ledge K of P., went to Stamford last «night and attended a meeting or Ex~ celaior Lodge. Mrs. Ada Price was lemoved to the Norwalk hospital today. and will be ‘ operated upon tomorrow, by Dr Wil~ ilam J. Tracey. The men of Grace Church will meet with the rector Rev 1 McClure Bel lotus tomorrow evening. in the parish , house, at 8 o '.clock Many scholars of the «liltheut schools took certificates of vaccination . from physicians, and gave them to the teachers, this morning .........-.-. ‘ The Sunday school teachers of Thin- ity Eplseo ai Church held tlIelI regu- lar month y meeting. last night, and transacted routine business. The household goods of Rev. Louis K Moore the new. pastel oi the Nor- wsik Methodist Chu,rch arrived today nud ‘wcre installed in the parsonage. Hm. (‘ontractoi Salvatm ChaIiot has just completed making sewer connections with the residence of A. W Chichester. No 1 Benton street. Mr. Chariot is getting coneldernbie work at this na- lure. , I..... Julius Btown has the contlnct to point the Lender block. at the corner of South Main and Washington streets. The work will commence in about an- other week Mrs Fredetick Beldeu. oi the Green. Norwalk left this morning for Los Angelou. Cal. do attend the bl-ennial , convention of Federated Women’s Clubs; in that city She will be gone ' several weeks. .- , There was a small fire in the brass ,. foundry oi' the Lockwood Manufactur- ' lug Companys plant in Day street, The blaze started in the I» , woodword but was extinguished with Mondayu very little damage. . Court Mahackeino Foresters of Am erica, held a regular meeting last night and initiated sewn candidates. Directly alter the work. Mahackemo Cabin No. 285, held a meeting and in- itiated Dr R M. wens and William - Gates. I Joseph H, Gray at Brooklyn who underwent a ten weeks' course of . treatment at Dr. M.- J Brook“ saoi-I ‘torinIn in New Canaan Is now at the I sister in Courtiand Place. ' home of h A gain of forty» pounds in weight is ment. Otto Lindstrom is fast winning iau. role as hosts driver of Docs: Hannah- ere team. in the state. His makeup is original, and he carries his part or thework out i to perfection . he married and unmarried mom- I , I “(lizarinakers Union are _ ' Icons derihgathe advdsah Buy your boys fashionable perfect-fitting (D31 hihfiflpll be taller cm of it. OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMIN is a perfect storehouse of handsome, durable suit! 16 years, and swell suits for the little boys 2% to 8 ye fabric in strong and fast color; every seam is stronci will not pull apart; every bit or trimming on the i‘ D the best hastily, and we take It’s much care in ilt‘tDin the Iowa on we do with their elders. Double Iron-ind Jacket Bolts, 3 to 16 year! , Singlomroa‘gtsd Jacket Suite, with Vests, 8 io‘ 16 years, 03 . Norfolk Juliet suite, 7 i016 yearn ‘ Venice and sailor Blouse Suits, 3 to 10 years, . Fashionable Men and Young Men can select. a mod up from only the swell fabrics for this season at 2 . . , ”.00, Q0. 00, 87. 50 $10.00 Q1100, Q1500 and "Q, and save enough on a suit to buy a hat and aeVere D‘rDDtichosDD, dashery. Our Hat Department is a place’ where you can lind it}: not shapes designed by the “fashion makers of the we do not charge for a name—wcmisequenily our prices are less than you will pay an exclusive hatter. I,~I. in Our Haberdashery Department you will alWays llnd I !" thing new and it will pay you to drop in wow little whittled, to keep abreast oi the times, for the newest creations are e ‘D tically as soon as they appear in New York city.‘ boy's suit. SBHBBK 8t Pflllll ' 98 Washington Street, ‘ SQNORWDALKII N. B—An AIR SHIP will be presented to every purchaser ilIilIsH Sell 48 and 5t) Wei At The Model Groce- T0 SUPPLY YOUR WANTS ‘ Butter continues to go up in price. Now an: to 35c whdlesaie. I haveh some line Vermont Creamery Tub at 370 Print Creamery Butter, 38c. Fair Tub Butter 35c. Some prophesy 40c Butter Maine Seed Potatoes. Rose, Heb ron, New Queen, Early Norther. GI can Mountain. 40c pic; 75c l5 bushel; 81. 40 bushel and 3 bushels or more, Q1. 25 bushel Grass Seed in variety. by package. pound or peck. Central Pa‘rk Lawn Grass Seed for mending that barren spot in your lawn, 25c pac km Golden Rod Baking Powdei gives satisfaction. One woman struck a be: nouns in prices this week at 4 pieces. Wash Bowl and Pitcher, Cup. Soap Dish and Chamber. Cost her just too. Satisfaction guarante oIEmpreso Mustard. Git a good article of Muster -' opaque glass Pitchers’ . style 10c. See on counts Maple Lear Janis are good in a variety of s to A final word about But ' more “imitation" and “pr ter now sold than ever hater reason that pure butter dealers are airsid to my to where they can sell pure 8 get a profit. I have mill! do this and believe it beet earned in the long rug. W o, butter and at the owest “ price . What' 3 wanted? Busin ‘ idea coy-oi the treat- . it is said by many who ‘ know that he is one or the best driVel's I KYOU’ Ll. BE SURPRISED AT THE a pair of glasses will shard it your vision is any way dotocti Headache, Eyeache blurring of the print are some of the tions of defective vision and sh ouid be attended to AT ONCE Scientific examination tree and Proper Glasses Prope' ad is what we guarantee. ~ 0. as _ WALL D srnesrr BIIJAc Kso GRADUATE ODDP‘I’IGIAND M... NH.-. 7“,... .I w...
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