it's really vuuneceseary to say
anything more“ filial“ them for
you well know it means highest
quality poefilble.
51 WA5HINGTON STREET.
Impala—-
Ellias E. Campbell has purchased a 3
new bicycle.
from
J. A. Montgomery will shortly open
JpJ lunch wagon in Jamaica L. 1.
Milton Clark. lihatlonlet at.'1‘he
Cr.eagh is confined to his home by ill-
ness
—lce Cream, thiIty centIIJ a quart, at
F. Schmedes'. ‘
—J_—<uJ~ ‘
George l. 1311an9111 Elmorest, was
sworn in us watch commissioner Sat- ‘
urday by Cityw Clerk Hurlbutt.
Charles Holt has resumed his posi
- tion at the store of Henry T. Prowitt
& Company, after a several duys’ ill-
noes.
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The Willing Workeis' Circle of .the
Norwaik Methodist Church will meet
with M1s Honry Olmstead Wednes-
day, May 21 at 3 pm
The Junior League of the South Nor«
walk Methodist Church, incl. in the
Sunday school room at 3: 30 ociock,
yesterday atternoori Miss Emma Bux-
ton wJus leader. “ “i ..
John T. Hil‘lrcs Will shertly prcpalc
the program for the annual entertain
111th of the St. Mary’s Parochial
School. tobe given at Hoyt’s Opera
House, Juno 20111. ' J
4—Ba1gaina in Upright and Square
l’iauos for one week, atJ. W. Stud
“"0" s.
”WM
At the meeting of the South Nor-J
walk Club Saturday evening. the pres»
idcnt was instructor] to sign a. new
five year lease of the club rooms, be
ginning nextr Juno.
“W. Lu”?
The remains oi D. E. Culver, who
died in New York. last week. were
brought to Norwnlk this afternoon for
interment. M18. Culver was formerly
Mien 11511ch of Norwnik.
Judge John H Light and Attorney
Levi warrior, attorneys in the David
Hoyt will ease submitted arguments
before Judge Henry W. Gregory, on
Saturday. The judge has resolved his
decision. 3
About twenty Winnipauk people
went to Stamford yesterday to see the
game between the Stamfords and the
Murray Hill team of New Yor,k but ‘
were disappointed as the game was
not played there
The. olficinls and members of St.
Pauls Ladies’ Societies will hold a
meeting this evening ‘at the chapel in‘
Berkeley street. All othdrs "interested
in the societies i‘iuve hcen invited to ‘
be prone t. A matter 6f some import
once wil come up.
--Dr C. F. Boutwells Office will be
closed Tuesday an
Dental convention
Master M. Frank Becker celebrated
his fifteenth birthday onniversary on
Saturday evening by inviting a num-
her or his young friends to his home
The evening was pleasantly spent
with music, games and refreshments.
a)?“ present report having a pleasant
t me.
...—.—-A
The openlug,,gamee in the leuchre
tournament betwe‘éii the Nerwallr Fire
Police and the Pioneer Hook and Lori
der bo‘ys will commence tomor‘i‘ow eve
1 11ng at‘ the truck house. The triu‘rn‘a
ment 'was to have begun last “If“ but
‘ t
AN ‘ INCREDIBLY
. ANTEED.
SHORT TIME.
1111 “ King" Collar ~ 3111101 00.
MAKERS OF THE COLLAR BUTTO N8 THAT ARE KNOWN ALL OVER
THE WORLD, HAVE DEVISED A VE RV CLEVER PLAN OF ADVERTIB.
lNG THEIR COLLAR BUTTONS TH ROUGH ONE BIG REPRESENTA.
TlVE STORE IN EACH OF THE LARGECITlES. THEY ALLOW US TO
‘BELL THREE THOUSAND ONLY OF THEIR
Gold Filled Collar Buttons
At Ridiculously Low Priced
'I'I-IIs PLAN WILL‘INTRODUOE ,THE “KING" COLLAR BUTTON IN
THE MANUFACTURERS ARE VVILL.
lNG TO LOSE MORE THAN THEIR UEUAL ‘PROFlT ON THE oooos‘
AND WE ARE WILLING TO Do LIKEWISE FOR THE PURPOSE OF AD.
VERTISING cOMSTocN BROTHERS AND DRAWIN
PEOPLE To THEIR STORE,BESIDE18 GIVING THEM A BPLENDID ARTI- ‘
CLE FOR PRACTICALLY NO PRICE AT ALL.
DAY, AND WILL BE THE MOST SENSATIONAL’ SALE OF COLLAR,
BUTTONS EVER KNOWN lNAAMERICA OR IN THE WORLD.
EVERY SHAPE AND STYLE, AND EVERV BUTTON Is FULLY GUAR-
At One Fourth and 0110 Third PrIcew-
I
THOUSANDS OF,
THiS SALE BEGINS TO-
WE HAVEJ
, l0kt Gold‘FIiled Collar Buttons. reeular
‘ value lilc . forthis 511e,
i4 South Main Street
l4ki Geld Filled “King" Collar ButiODS.
regular value l5c., for this sale. J. .
.5C
Bee 0111‘ Window Display of “King” Collar Buttons.
Wk Iros
,,, South Norwalk 5
Wilbur LockaOd. of Norwalk.
secured a position as papeI boy on the
r.ailr0ud
por.t were guests of Riilgefleld friends
yesterday.
tomobilo and stopped at the Hotel;
Clifford
Adam Singer. of South Main
left yxestérday for Orange N. .l.. where,
he w ll 1omain with relatives a couple
01' days.
W
The Noiwalk and Stamford Musicul
ternoon in Stamford and n alghtencd
out the little trouble that ex
the national body.
Mayor M M Lee has called a special
meeting of the citizens of South N111-
walk for Moudeyflplght the 2iith inst,
111 Arlen Hall for‘ the purpose of con-
sidering aplan to increase the capacity
of the South Norwalk electric light
plant. 111111.11 change the equipment if
deemed advisable. » J
-—-Ice Cream Soda, five costs, at F.
Schmedes‘. .
Mair Schumann, for several years
Job. printer of Noiwalk and later by
the Hour Publishing Company, in the
Saturday to accept a position with ii. ‘
' eile
' ‘ new duties today
lggrfig art
a“ Starr. Mr; and
' 11d -.
‘f““'
V 1 Mr. and Mrs Leroy E. Wheeler son
.Lester, William Reed Miss Ollie
dinner wi ._ .
Mrs" Wh lo Went up in their cw
husi‘
Mr. anIlMIs. H. O. Benedict of West. 1
James Schaff, of New Yor.k rode to:
South Noiululk this morning in an 1111 1
street. l
Unions held a meeting yetgterd‘ay af- “
Jsted With; _
employed ”by William J 'Brown, the
' ‘s‘ame chphclty resigned his position
D. Walker, 3011 printer, of New Roch ' I
Mr. Schumann entered upon his
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OATS
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Here 116ch varies from the sale high— ,.
oualiiv standard; vet prices aromas 10w.
as can be quoted, except bv selling such
trash as is never known here. .
economy is the peculiar characteristic J ‘
of the store.
1 Buy Oats That’ 5 Clean.
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Nemalk, DoomJ
V 5 g to think he has done it with one. and
that half .0111
' Church JirldgepoIt. . _
‘ Joseph Kerokos.
" procured a ten‘m and drove to
' brother of Joseph.‘ and Andrew Vol.
' king:
. houses with the 'slap stick.‘ fright wig
'~ ieal instruments heretofore known on
, ly in the opera such at bassoon. oboe
‘ know M‘r Wéntworth. Guess the story
PL unsure.
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Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and film. 'J
so snarl} We sum: 5'
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Telephone: 1223.
Local News Notes
Attorney John KJoOgh is in Walling
ford today
William Lockwood, of Elm street
N01walk.liee in a very critical con-
dition.
Joseph H.G1ay, of Courtland Piece.
spent yesterday afternoon in New Ca:
naau.
rt
mn—o—umm
Richard Abendroth, of Barton, was
Sunday
.90.:
very nicely
Rev, Alexander Hamilton, of Nor-
walk officiated yesterday at St. John a
. wmwmo’ww
Thcitrustces of the South Norwallr
meeting tomorrow evening at 7:45 at
the church. ’
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary of the South Norwalk Bap-
tist Church will be held Wednesday
afternoon in the church ,
The stereopticon lecture on “Pil-
grime Progress." will be given this
evening by Res W W. 'l‘. Duncan at
the South N01 wnlk Methodist Church
Captain Laurence Gregory. of the
Trinity Cadets, states that hls‘team'
will not play the Brown College boys
irrliiurry Cornea, of RidgefleldME to
pitch. The Trinity Cadets say they
were. given to understand by Captain
loscph Volk that Edward Creagh wire
to pitch for the Br'owns and if they
place any other pitcher in the box
they will cancel the game.
HAD TO CALL THE POLICE.-
Sprlngwe'od Christening Party Was too
Bolsterous Yesterday.
There was a lively time 111 Hoyt
street yesterday afternoon at the
christening of a child of Mr and Mrs.
J .There was plenty of
intoxicating lirruors and soon every-
body was hilarious. There was a dis.
‘ pute. nndthcn a light. The police were
notified. Chief of‘l’ollco William Volt.
mer and Captpin Cecigc W Gladstone
the
place When they arrived all was
quiet. They ascertained however who
were in the row and promptly arrested
them. They were JOhn Kerekos, a
Each paid a. fine of $5 and costs 1m-
poced by Judge Joseph RTaylor. this
morning.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
._RI‘1FINED MINSTRELY.
.Saya Mr. Hi. Henry, theminstrel
. _“Rcflned minstreisy. among
other important improvements. dis.
stuff club weak tricks and smutty. dlr.
ty makeups and places the perform-
er before an audience upon his werits.
Personal allusions; local gags and po— ,
Raymond B
lltical mentions are strictly forbidden.
The full vocal chorus supplants ,the
typical ballad quartette.’and thermis-
the compound harp and organ ” in
addition to these an extensive list of
prominent with Hi. Henry’s new cup
or before an audience upon hismerits.
pear at Hoyt' a Theatre on Wednesday,
May 21 Bargain matinee at 3 o ‘clock.
School childrenlloc adults 25 and 35c.
Letter to Norwaiki Building co...
- ' Sootthorwalk. Conny ,
Dear Sirs: ire. Gould. a painter in
Colebrook, N. H bought Of our agent
there Wesle’y Wentworth 4 gallons 0f
JJlonI: of oil, and gave his own house one
coa
haEvery painter in town declared he
painted two coats. _
'hat's all the far the story goes."
ns Uncle Remus says. We don t know
whether it made a good job or not;
’ should call it priming. Maybe the
house didn't need painting. A prim~
" enough. ~
better One priming coat of Devoe is
‘ enough to make pointers nay. “H ’
been painting two coats: and wants I:
No thank you." , 1
We don’t .lrnow: Mr Gould but we
I is straight 7,1 . J
‘ Yours truly -
31‘ ' .DEVDEJ & CO
in South Norwalk, visiting relatives ‘
The patients at the Norwulk l-lospi- '
tal are reported today as getting along ‘
Don’t
Forget
DRY 3'0“-
Trunks and Dress Suit Cases. -
811111 1 Prior
98 Washington Street,
50. NORWALK.
double and single breasted. styles, at
And little boy's Fancy Suits' at ...., .......
There are many things in cm FURNlSHlNG GOODS D‘
MENT that you need right now and We shall be glad to show. item.
{you at any time and tell you how much money you will save 11
111111 81111
48 and 50 Wall sum
YOU OWN
run Business sAOK sdrr is the one that must 1111.111
durable and comfortable and in those points our stock ex in“
do not see the line that we no selling III: . ‘
$12. 00
you will never know what splendid values you are ilissl
this price does not suit you we have them all the way from
56. 50 To £18.00.
You will find many special values at Each price.
Their clothing needs much attention} get them stylish ‘w‘el
suits, but at the same time get the kind that is dependo‘h
IIDJDD'IIOIQIDIJO
Baptist Church viii hold an important ‘
features and bright vsudevilles are '
paint thinned it down with two gal- '
but the painter thought it did. We _
- 111g coat is enough if put On often _"
But if lra Gould had set out toido us
- a favor he couldn’t have done much .
I to has. in charge
BUTTER. —- Vermont Creamery
Tub, the honest, solid made,
pure, sweet article. Price low-
er. . 28c.
BUTTER—Flavor Hill Prints. 30¢.
BUTTER—This is what the oth-
er fellow pull out for Elgin
Creamery. War-ranted as good
as his at the same price,
SMALL POTATOEs.—-Good but
ama11.15o peck.
MY WIFE’S SALAD DRESSING, .
a new size at 151: bottle
FRESH CAKES AND CRACKERS
-—-Look over our fresh new stock
of Cakes. 2 lbs. for 25¢.
251: I
“Lest Yen Forget”
ORANGES .—JamnioaJe, IW‘
“all right,” 3 . 30
POT CHEESE.-Freuh ve’
Mean to have a pee
STRAWBERRIES.—-’Hope t
some good one: for
trade and will sell ioVJv.J‘
MUSTARD—Some more
Mustard in opaque glen
‘ first let went so fae‘t w
ed the stock. _
sugar and spoon holdEr
vgry pretty,
WHAT WILL YOU H VB?
BUSINEss SOLICIT-E
Lorenzo DIb
In milk 11
with quality.
58 WALL STREET,
Will You Pay
Some traveling fakir for tampering with
eyes when you can have a thorough soichtii‘
examinatron Free r if glasses are need: ,i
wrli be fur'mshed at the lowest prrc’é consistent
0. B JACKSON
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN
Oil
NonwAL
Walks Recovered
Curbs Reset
“ ASPHALT
concern” .
BRIDGE
,Fl S H
MARKET
L1. 111: on: worm,
at. work; For th
herons} can 111
Watch this space we
week for bargai 3
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wAEI-Imoron STREET
in Fish;
wzs‘r Erin
Troll-108 ’
in monthly payrol 1111110 in
begin J, .of
mployoesrare , the suspension [3
r‘e’oont only the 111111121111 tint ‘
course 9150} in: in run! wince
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