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lt’sLLroaily unnecessary to say"
anything" more» about them for
you wall hnow it means highest
quality ssiblo.
H this evening.
51 wasmuarouarnear.
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Luci inn lilies
A huge numberi‘oi.‘ nowLL awnings
have been placedh on the R & G (as
tory. ‘
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The Adams Express Company in.
South Norwalk has purchased a new
home.
, The Howlund Dry Goods Company is
showing a. fine line of» silks. See what
the ad. says.‘
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The D M Road Company is showing
11 fine line of dress goods. The ad; will:
tell you about lt.~ r‘
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W S. Sturteva‘nt has a‘ testimonial'
in today's issue. on the merits of Dr.
Dick :5 medicine. .
William P Boers sells all 0! theNew
~ York and local daily papers See the
list in his 11d. today L' . ,
A musical union will be founcd in
Silveiminc, this evening, by a party of
South No1wallr people. -
Now is the time for you to get a lawn
11101111101111 on Cometook Watkins &
Dow, They loved fine line.
“ The 'Arion Llngiu‘g Society will hoi
its regular monthly meeting tonigh
' in theh hall in Madison street.
Lincoln Council. 0 U. A. M. is
.. planning for 11 ovorty socinl to be
" held on Tucsd‘av‘ evening May 20.
chas T1'ibe,l.0. R. M.
important meeting tonight.
will hold 11h
it is do
i
i
is short time. ,
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i
enry Ii. 11111111111111 placed his trim
litti launch in commission for the
season. ' ,‘
George Miller is working for M. J 1
McNerney, oi Washington street tor
The regular monthly meeting of the
Arlen Singing Society will take place
Old Well .Tent. Knights of the Mac
sauces. held 11 meeting. last night, but
j'tiansacted no business.
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‘ The local Barbers' Union will hold a
meeting. int/1 evening. in the barber
shop of Gus nvc l’ltzer.
. Thomas l. Raymond has resumed
his duties alter a short lndisposition
at his f'i'llllslde” homo.
‘Au important meeting of the South
Norwalk Launch Club will be held this
evening in the oiilt'e of Attorney John
Keogh. 1
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South Norwnlk Conclave, No. 418,
improved Order of Heptasophs, will
hold a meeting tomorrow evening. Ile-
freshmcuts will be served.
may...
1
i Miss Ahnn McMullo11.casl1le1'ln the
South N01 walk store of the New York
Grocery Company. attended a sociable
In Stamford. last evening
The inflegulm monthly meeting of the
italian Independent Society will be
held next Sunday afternoon. Impor-
tant business will be txansaoiod
A requiem high moss was celebrated
: in St..Joseph‘s Church, this morning. at
7: 30 o‘clock. by Rev. William Mailer.
for the repose of the soul of the late
Thomas McDermott.
andge John H. Light on the
The criminal court of common pleas
came in at. Bridgeport today. with
bench.
The cases of Albert Benton and Mor
rlsL Saunders of East Nor.wulk will
come up
Dr. Charles H Allen. the New Mil-
foul dentist who was burned out in
the big fire last night. some to Nor
walk this morning from: that place. Dr.
‘ Allen is formerly of this place and is
a. son of Mrs. Ann Eliza Allen, of
West avenue 1
m
‘1‘, John Thompson and Horace F. Key
worth went to Snugatuclr. yesterday.
laud lnoughi the laitor‘ s new launch to
sired that all the members be present ‘.‘
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'~—li‘rlshie‘s Pies 15c,
,Wnll street. .
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Conductor John. McMahon. oi Mer—
win street, attended the meeting or the
Conductors Association. in New Haven,
last Sunday
MWcr-m .
James Shepaid. of, Stamford former—
iy of l1 A. lmno’ a restaurant; has taken
a position as travelling salesman for 11
Chicago ilrm.
if you want something to keep your
money and valuables in you can our
chase a safe for $4 at the South Nor~ »
walk Trust Company
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Washingtbn Camp P O. S. of A
‘ hold a 1cgular meeting last night and 7
transacted considerable business of a
1111 irate nature. The
committee. is planning for an outer
ininment.
At the meeting of Palestine Castle.
A O. K. of M. C" inst night. prelim
on Thursday evening, May 29. for the:
benefit of the Post Commanders’n
sociailon. tMcmbets 0111111 Castle. will
go to Norwalk tom‘brrow night and will
work the first degiee on three condo.
dates for Pioneer castle.
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mini stats convention of the 1 ‘
lied American Mechanics ~
. will be held in Ansonia on Thursdhy‘
May 8 The delegates from Norwalii
ale 0. ;Adams. state secretary; Rev
Carrot Hunlenbcok. chaplain; . John
H. Plahde‘r William Q. Mdrriam andi
J. S. Seymour The alternates are
‘ Heniy Wood C, J Feirlss and Chur-
‘ , dos F Danchoy.
L, a wrong mpresiion as to the Pssryices
of the constable in Washi‘n t i:
M1. Goodwin was tonnage
South N01 walk , She is now moored nt
Captain Miller is shipyard at Smith‘
ville. and was built by the Toquct
Launch rind Motor W01 ks
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.1. M Nye slomk‘eeper 11nd Bertillion
operator at the state 111 ison has been
appointed Deztlliion operator at thr
new goVernment ponitentimy at Atlnn.
to. and will icinovo there in u few '
days. Minnelli}. Officer. an overseer.
willsuecced him at the state prison.
The case. of “China”,’Wsston, churg
ed with assault on Mrs. Charles Mott.
of France street. was to have comoup
this morning in the Norwalk town
,court but could not because. of the
fact that both‘ Judge Imohwood
and
‘ Prosecuting Attorney J. T. Wu‘ 1211 are
outer tainment :
out oi? town.
The brass clock‘ given as 11 prize
at the ltnllnn independent Sicietys
picnoc lastycur was taken by mistake
'by FrankyWilllams, of Stamford. Paul
Summer. of watcrbury. was the who
her. Last year's committee has just
been able to not the clock back and
“i today they sent it to Mr. Summer by
in dry plans were made to hold a $001,111; Clerks' Union nirivcd today from
express. ‘
The charter" for the newly organized
en-
war; it is countersiguedby Mox lor-
r15," secretary and treasurer of , the
Cierks’ international Protetltlve_<.ASSlli-
Iiinlation. The'clerks are now ready to
for 11 permanent organisation, and o
questing will be held shortly fax the
lpuipose.
The picnic cummitteo of the. ital
‘inn independent Society will hold 11'
imeeiing tomorrow night and moire
fur'the1 arrangements for the picnic
to be held 011 the full grounds. Memor
lal Day. Arrangements for the ball
game on that day have been made.
1v.all< will play the Manor school
interim, of Stamford
m1
went to New Haven on the 1: 05 train
1.. last night and by special invitation.
111‘ ~ were guests ofttho' Arion Singing So
.1 clety. of the Elm City.
_ Those who
1 went were Richa Noach Adam and
George Singer,
vej' , Friedrich. Professor (1 rl
or Bridgeport
The Y. M C A'toam of South .Nor- .
The South Norwsllr Quartetie Club
acctnnpanled‘ L
cost within
these good
, boy hero to
Yoko N01
. this year for boys, 3 to .12 years.
great collection of them coo, 02 50 to
1317. so.
to ill years,
to $12.00.
shoes made
Comstocklros
South Norwalk Store. l4 South Main Street.
_ Norwalk Store, Masonic Building.
Telephone call, 3242, South Norwalk" store.
The question of purity andolonnllnau 1
i I: certainly the most important one in the
feed and grain business. L
I! not: our axolus! va attention. ,
We stand alone in the quality and
purity of our grain and the Ion/no.1: of
1 the prices
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN '“
We can clothe him‘ as you ll
see him clothed. in clothes that
Sailm Blouse Suits are still “in it"
though, so here they are. 02.50 to 05. 00
'Mannlsh Suits to'tlckla boys from 9‘
the latest fabrics, at $3.50 to 08.00.
For young fellows 15 in ii) years,
regular tailored suits in striped flannel
and choviota and nest mixtures. 00.00
We don't stop at suits for boys.
erythln'g good that boys wear but,
your means. Are
reasons for bringing}: .
r his clothes. ‘
folk Suits 11.0 the thing.
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units with rcai‘vasts, inall
.501»
right and sold right.
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Drop a postal or give us 11 call and we will deliver your paper morning
Wm. P. Beers
BOOKSELLER A ND STATIONER.
, Norwnlk, Conn.
inferior ones can
$12. 50
__ ‘itz Stock. Fritz _ H
__2iar_ a John Meyers. 13.11.1111.
STHE RELIABLE CLOAK
A Mark‘Down Sale or all our Fin e Tailor Made Suits offers you an ex?
continual chance to buy one or 0111' H igh Class Suits at a luster price than
be 'burchasod
Suits now .1.
$15.00 Suits now ‘.
817.50,_Sults 110w
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bLL wanes, given by the ‘Arion Singing ‘
6‘ Park City Among the ,1
V Iron, Copper
anJ Zinc.
50 South Main Strut.
South Norwaik, Conn.
Telephone: 122 3.
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‘ NLewL awnings I have“ been "placedwon
all the windows of the Clifford Hotel.
The scheduled meeting of the
Scuth Nor walk Outing Club. for last
night. did not take place.
The Mlssca MamloL Wardwell and
Belle Jordan have can guests
Charles Whitlock at New Canaan.
‘ Douglas Fowler Post. G. A.,R..'heid
alregular meeting last night and
{nude arrangements for Memorial
11y.
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wColby‘s ice Cream. 60 Wall St.
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The‘ interior of Herman Quittncrfs 1
cafe in North Main street has been
redecorated and repainted it now
has all oak iinlsh.
An important meeting of, the had-
ics’ Temperance. Society. of St. Joe-
eph's Churchwill take place this ev—
ening. Altmatters pertaining to the
recent card party will be settled up. '
The governing committee of tho
Norwulk Yacht Club was to have held
' a meeting last night at the residence
of Commodore A. E. Chasmar. but
as there. was no quorum the session
had to be postponed
Cir'aiies Lucas charged with non-
support of his children was accom
panied ycsieiduy by Special Oflleer
Leathcrlund. to Roddlng where his
employer. Mr Mlllm wont his bond
to the amount of $75 as surety that 1
Lucas will support his children {01 six
months.
The South Nor walk Buffalos played
. the So~Sos. Saturday afternoon. at 1:30
pm The 1311111111111 won by the score of
. 115 to 3. Joseph-Raymond, captain. The
winning team was composed of the roi-
lowing members: Will Anderson. Ralph
Dibble. Joe-Fitch. Fred Raymond. Steve
Raymond. Homer Raymond Joseph
Raymond. John Br.adley Stanley Stev-
ens.
The steel rack on the lower door of
the Lockwood Manufacturing Com
pany’s plant in Day street fell
through the, floor yesterday afternoon.
shortly after noon. Fortunately no
one Was hear at the time and there
were no injuries. The rack weighs
175 tons and had weakened the floor
so that it gave why. Repairs are be-
inb made today. ‘ .
Ralph S. Baldwin, son of Dr. and
Mrs. W. H. Baldwin, of Wall street
Norwalir was ten years of use today
, and is celebrating the event by enter-
ialning a few friends this aftelooon.
A peanut bunt music and other‘ games
nre being played and this evening re
freshmcnts will he served. The young '
of,
43o Nog‘ligpo shirts. 31¢
1 BELTS, 25. 50, 75.900
Our collection of swell Sack Suits for man, us
than at the present time it represents the result of
hard work on our part to select for you what we know A, but
values at each price quoted that can be found in this s
can fit you to perfection in any style that you may sale
«.110 $7.50 $8.00 08.80 110.00 $12.00 $15.00 8
BOYS’ Suns
101111} America is harder on his clothes. We believe,
boys at any other nationality; and, consequently, special 0
' nary i the preparation of their garments; not only must t
thé toughest obtainable. but the seems must be, strongly
each garment reinforced in every possible way These 11
acteristios oi thdgarments we offer you but the Prices or $11
Iy Low when you consider these important features; ‘
N. lag-Another lot of air ships. One given with each out
it is only necessary to visit our HABERDASHERY ‘ 'DI'.
MENT to realize that we have the most fashionable coll tion
small articles necessary for a gentleman’ a dress ever sh tin
part of the country, yet our prices' are not, more than at, a
charge for greatly interior qualities.
Our 52 Hat is equal to what an exclusive hatter will c
illicit Price, iiiis H hill
98 Washington Street, 48 and 59 Wall Site
1 SO. NORWALK.
At The Model Groco
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Pot Cheese, fresh e _
Butter is lower.
is hotter and butter so called. Youl
can get the genuine, made only from he.
cows milk here, 30c lb. 2 Shaw’ s Vanilla, “llv '
0f Cereal Compounds there appears. strength of other vanilla
Q néw crop every month. One of the Try it.
latest is Malta Vita Try it. his pack Tea ~0u1 Black and
age. apecuilai and lndivldna lift
Small Potatoes, perfect in quality, . be found elsewhere f
but small We seek known to me. While
Small limbs or fine quality. Will counting for tastes and
weigh from 7 to ii.p0unds. 1512 lb. ' idifferent sorts of tea i ‘
Bacon, Armour" 111 Star Bacon. 170 lb use of one particular kind.
Canned Pears large can good pears. expect to suit everybody
liic. . gsuit a good many. it
Will You Pay
Some traveling iakir tor tampering with o
‘ eyes when you can have a thorough sole
examination Free r If glasses are needed
w1li be furnished at the lowest price consnie
with quality.
GRADUATE OPTICIAN
55 WALL STREET NORWALLK Ii
host was well remembered. including
father. a Bible and other gifts. His
guests include his blother Stanley
‘Bhldwin and cousins. Harold. Herbert ‘
and Miss Ruth Baldwin
TEAMSTERS’ UNlON OFFICERS
The newly organized Teamsters
union held a very successful meeting
‘ a handsome. Crescent bicycle from his ‘ '
last evening in Rolls Black‘s shop in “ “‘
Railroad Place. Forty interested driv
‘ are worn presentfi. The oiiicers which {if
1 had been elected at a previous meats ‘
lug were confirmed. but the formation
of a permanent organization was post
period until Wednesday evening. May L
Four nonunion tsamsters. who ‘
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had taken a load or lumber for the
Hubbell H1111 & Randall company to
Sound Beach. Saturday, were given
their certificates as members by State
Organizer J J. O'Neil who was pre-
sent One or John H. Ferris's driv-
era was also given his certificate 1.
The officers at present are: An
rew‘ Foster, president:
lock. secretary; Daniel Sullivan. ties-
surer. 1
manual: ,waltes BENEFiT.
About fifteen Arlen members includ
ing their families went to Bridgeport
last night on the 8: 05 train to attend .
the benefit concert to Matt and Joe
society.
1"
‘Gust e Rosttecher and family, ,
‘d ianllly. Charles Wai- <
Henry F to
haul"; no family Henry
diners nioyees A
, of the Cont
‘ 1- remmtivw
Henry Whit- ,
You need a cheerful fire in your grate on Le .,
“ days after your furnace is but of commission. 9111' ‘
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