”king‘s er In the
“ 0 ml ii)’
that fillil‘lls‘w (very In qulrcnient mural!
in: our _
BEEF, WINE Ml.) IRON. -.
. Pm?» was. .lmu in a foam that is
III ready to I) you‘ good or Beef.‘
outlines is I‘ua‘do from eithest‘
this be ad dust: at
:ctg'anp mgli. 4”? l l’ "
pm “9’qu .....:‘..: «clan
ooIiVs nod full
@9173 person would feel better W in end The beautiful march and song of
nelce. b!”
by tw‘olte little. i:‘It‘at c e
dlt on Mis. l‘lI figmndfi“ 0 so [lla-
tlc‘eutly trained the little ones. and the
llgiiidollll solo by Mimi; Mildred Deck-
a mu t-prsisé, None Won
mi thIIIt‘t‘l‘I:| Instrument was long”
shine! so touch up salon «Ililr
ik-IIIII Miss Decker. ' Io I‘ecitutlbp bv
Waiint a 91an was well ml ed
tie. Robbie ili son made his boy! sun!
It pretty reclt tion has; with. sworn!
other. 10:.ng icnkeisaudulupz
the primary lass indeed mow:
. song ma. worth amps than insult;
KM
nice. The illness of Elisa Nina bar-
"‘» punter and Miss Ethel Glover caused
\
l
lrlb
Captain A A. Goth is ill with tlioVVgV
Ago—“- .
Mts. Cwmiufionohlsust avenue is
quite III at her home.
llhh'v Sli‘dlllf‘l Aililh‘: V. has ‘I‘c‘turuod
“‘9an a hip to New York city.
”I
and Mini ’..\l Stmm Randall
EIVItuVr ’Sll'hduy atitfltt‘lr llflttlo'
A”
m .55
.. . IIIIdIMrs. Arthur Seymour spent
Simuy with Mr. Scyiiioui“s fathci
bigot ..
‘ Lhiistiun ChqulI was devoted to
mfisterday the collection at the Ad
fog; gu missions.V
.VLVI'
Wm!
“DU"
award aespit gimulownxiu" skies i
.Iln Quintin; Ito albeit: _a idpphilng the chorus cohsiV
W tilts orchestratinoi‘c thati
1sii
loss. The- NW! of the burst: Elle W9
fespec'lnlly due Arthur Mom cor- l .Aud liattls will snaps‘iIot us theie.
Miss gutticrih‘miuchuhas minim
to her cine in Weston. after: o visit
,wiyh Air. and Mis. i‘AdolbeIt PAIHIIlclI.
"rho Wardwcil pile drlvci‘ crew was
at I‘vmk this mouiing making the con-
hoclious on the o' I hid oi; the new]:
ltildii‘}WIIth mains} ‘
‘ 'Isaug VHV Itcceptabli.
comm wow In: ssé‘ltih‘n‘ at ,the c
the omission of two splendid numbers.
at co 5 and. e no cure as
little f0I lias‘t‘ogu'guggafld do for per-
’l‘he Cottage Avenue Quartet
lieing but a
foo-Wioksold anti this chat aspects
slice. they gave. promise oMeul fine
work in the pair [noun-b. The‘ titer
lilies were distilbuwd altar. I“ with
\ice to the homes of the sick. and
sir) cthoughlfVul one. with the memory
fagg‘l? u dldltad‘g’ltw
ill-g? carriage
author ed up av who unaid
oiwisc have attended the wt I56.
minibus some
$01] H
T Ie
that the Mastei would have It remem-
bered, as this yoai. and the blessing
{tom the obosivuu :ivill be seen“ II
“Mathis homage; 0’ beautiful
not on shy“ Aunt. home 'l‘mnplo.
cvelyrond by Mts Hips
biofiglit bums to tho mos 0"! Inn y
Lotti. will be one of those
mound the grin white throne. whcic
pain is unknown and joy and peacc'
fillcvt‘l‘ Icign. A Iaigc share of his
access of the Eastei .progmm is due
moi-chasm. tn‘iht-ligegm
10th .. .Ma ‘ f to sing-
em Wérsiill .or suitoriblf‘ colds.
libs;
“I”
neiist. Edward Benedict and Williaur
PovII-z, violinists. and Miss Martha
Morgan, pianist.
~Iinpure blood rung, you doun-~
makes you an on
WW diseases B ‘ , ~. liters puIl-'
Thl‘hrlwoxl“ (and Common has has the bio ‘ . i “so—builds
T933133 wmmll‘“ SW“ OW‘HS'vou up. . " n
. to; m I ll {will fift'iduiing tho I FM...
$93?)ngth - canton / . , ~
. I. :l—T‘l'"
Miss Maigniet Grccnwas has lLlllIll
cd‘l‘ront a visit to list home in lnIli lll
lioéV‘Vil. Mass and has resumed loath-
in“~ n the East waalk schools.
llNc w Life for The Wm 111' was tin
subjolt of the met-tin}: of the East
Avenue Methodist! Mtwonh League
yefioiday and kilo. "lil’lh‘g \Ias WI)
chllVI attended; as? .
‘33le ilmllia llt‘nt Ilici. ulm has llV'l‘t II
spending the Eustui motion. at. lltrl
lI trio in ileihclfiflias .iVjciuI‘mItl .i‘lltiis
again to Insulin: lIII dutie‘s as ono of
thfifiiEust Notwulk touching coips.
ilmisiiieiablo sympathy was amused
ycbtciday by a sit-lo dog whitn was
I‘odpilng the streets. The animal was
a ' Ionily too weak to mow t‘llllt'l
fr if! staivation oi Btilllt‘ illness.
l‘mio regular busini s5 lllt‘. ding; of the
Mist .mnui Methodist EDWOIlll Low 9
gupphaptoi wilJ-An: hold tonight; at 7V; :
ammonia-IL All Itic lllgt‘tl to be pi-‘I.
80$?" .1
W. V.»:‘ l; I‘
fillllfi iilt lIting li‘giiitul fo'I li‘Sl
(It i in RoquI stri‘ol. foi. Milton ul-
“a! it will be of frame! ‘cdnstruu
lion two and Ollt' half s‘toi his high and
will :contaiu eight I‘.oonis with gas mung l
l1iris lighting. thId wood finish on
aging, mantels and fireplaces.
Elle walci main on tho: ' Bc‘nmitct‘
illlllfi biidge broke y‘estuidny and it
. section of East NOIwalk was
w ‘out watci all day as well as most
31
top-ailing the Email: .
——-——-.~—-~ H.
NK‘plcasaut sutpliso “as given to MI“.
VlMls. Chailus Ei‘tltst)“ of Cove.
t. last l“l'l(l‘.tV owning. by mem-
btllyi‘, of the Swedish Congrcgutkmnl
Church. in honoi ol the twenty -ilfth' E_ l}. GOiiliA'll
dli‘llliel‘sm‘l’ 0f their wedding day. Collector of Taxes for tlIeV East \‘ox Elmer llOl e . . .- VVV ;
'1“ wmo -d \I' I II siAIV'oII' . . walk Sch liso-cti . III I . ELLE; {v I“ ".
so cc. A qu Mlmtiouuvms ”I‘Vdj“. DQIQQQWIV Much 30 lllfl‘i I Mrs. Da‘i‘le' SIfmgbIfi: expects a.
‘ “I “i. .‘I I} .. a :‘i. r M ll“ i‘Ilund from NaW'Httvcu to IVuc’t a;
- . .- (‘klI all In n‘fflw- '1 Animal . ~ - -+~—«.—~————— rlIoustIkocniIr.MI:éa8152l mass hill“
M‘ onist “”300 "ll Church. Mon ROWAYTON. new house on Main stree IOI saqu «all
I! 7. if: p. III usincss meeting of
E bith League. Tuesday 7: 45 n to. William 303101,") his “0w mpnly ' 'an A. E Home 13 n10Vln‘k‘todny-
“1 w W foot-y nm- “C.“ 0" MO” herb to his new home in NorotonV avenue
U“ #m ““3“ “~31”? ’ 'Sst‘h’i“ ay’. fiom Cficoli‘l WM 9" nearly oppooiii‘c hpu t .Av.er'y
will will .lilllltfti Llioininotlimi's class. The house is 0.
and odoiuomcvtinnv will; he in bi:
Iu-Itduy. tlItIl l‘Iailios‘ Aid will mail fol
\uu ThursdIIHV—ri.» p.1n..iln‘tluIrIlI
pr; I‘ Iiiiibl‘iiigi‘t to last ointhu own
forest-e it‘ill'. iollmwd ll\ lllt' adjouInV-
Id i'ouIllI uuar‘loil) minim-Month
basin Suudm found llIMliiast Mod
nuc Methodist l‘} pint opal t". lunch most
beautifully (insulated.
honim‘i‘t of both Mot‘rlsonl'tiuw Britten
“MIG: Ipllotl upon and tho platfmp‘ize‘ in
con'iiwnieuim was It lilitltll'lhnf git
linked l the will“: 0 ..i. 0. our
tci “Hog“; Rev. ill. Cunninghxgmo
him I‘Cal‘lhrltflt wilt Clot» 15:12”
“W WW things shill he iiiilitlt‘fin
It i l' m’o‘gnvoVA ii {cacti-out:
a solenoid fit We . I98
school Mission the {locker govt? till
....... arm:
w I ,ul M- can,
The oven In; I’l-zltfi- all given
Sunday “Maugham“. b
A powmful Eclob‘ Tile
film lmnpltair I.
. st ‘
liipsou. tho slm‘pli: story
'23;de his conscience. was very
still th s solo. The no ital"
00 VII“ ll
th‘filnh coq%rics
emit-s church the him I) Altar I,0.chth
:MII)11“07I".x ' ‘
day. A gangml monastic at wink lat. Apiil 1907.. a?
VW' ode .
The groom -
13?“, .
i -‘ '
ofaboy who V‘
East Norwolli‘l' ' ”ll
Tl t. Ilka; Immtlléwll lk'
li‘ 'tx (It‘ll » i g n
Fin Dist dammit}; William
I dish-lemmas: county
List 0 stitiuznud lighting or the Dis
IIlct lit Il otu in.» mii'dsg.or..1mw mm:
at the llnst Nowitlk school houst
be. (“[0 and payable on tlII iiisi dzxi
ol' Apill. l‘it)? Iii \Ililth
lw‘ road)" ’lo ‘I'ct‘l‘iri-
Hitllt‘. No. It) I"llsl s‘.tI«‘t-t
April l 1001““ boI-olntigéi'l on all
taxes Iciuaining unpaid on and Iii-'III
. l“. lt‘. HflOltllAV“.
Collector oi Taxes fol the East Noi
walk Fire District.
Dated. l‘ktst Norwalk. March
i
:30. 1907
hi it)!
um
NOTICE
'I‘ lit taIpaIII‘s of the East \‘otwfilk
School Distinct. uni Vlici‘ehy noting;
a distiic‘t. ta‘x oi" two mills on inc
dollar. laid on the 10“ II Assessment
List .I‘o! 1.906. _atp Meeting of the dis-
tIlct ’llflld ‘on tho 11th at“ of June 1006.
It tllio East Notwalk school house Ill“
be duo and payable on the dust day.
bo‘ Ieudy to I‘ece re the. same at my.
istol'e. No 10 First sheet.
the late of nine per ctI.It a vent from
ApIil 1 1907.
taxes remaining unpaid on and aftei"
May 1,1907.
01le Aillllt‘. Miller ,
visiting llt‘l sisltr, lilis.
Stevens. of l7 i’iIIIIIIisiI street.
.; +~—— Irv-
‘ll ilwin 1.. Stu \oI'Is‘V
his I- ightm‘n foot taunt: h l“ rain 'IIltil wii
put it in tho Willt'l this wVIok.
1 n...» “V-
Brock
and Mrs. m Howaid
turned home.
vory. liit'VyV‘c'
lAlbcrt P. liibler offers five dollar
‘. .As today is All Fools' DIII. mtl'
‘ pectslly b the
shoal! hoolho
noun on 7H1.
min bettinuhi‘xl
Hi.-
. ogllobolu‘ J: Mr. Vsutti Mrs. ii
I Achrtondthxl
“19M
obsencd in Inst soil-luau: in" the way‘l
fIlt nds who Icallzed that next Easter -,
.ALIHL
Icndi- »
“In organic ..»
_ Wl‘w u an In the nine with song. story
but ‘ ,.
.Ifililfl‘dflt flu: :
doih-i. lsldImh fiu‘i‘TtIVwII Asrtluan‘itni cums.
\Iill ‘
than i liilllll ‘
llu- sumo at my .
l’I-Iialh .Ii .
the rate. of Hill" pi. .-. c.0111 II will i'IoIII I
East Norwalli School Distinct
which than i shall .
Penalty at
will be charged on all
of Sprlugiluli‘. is
Janus .l‘}.
guns ‘ovcclpiulm.
Miis‘. itl‘airlo and l‘IllIr Tillman“ ,an
‘w‘lio ha‘yc ton visiting 1‘93
m.
for arrest and conv ctioit oil
tactical ioking was indulged {in 05- ‘ ‘ ‘ "
:Who m9
trollo'k‘. ‘Asll high ' ‘ = ‘ ‘
l Mica shits incliwod n entcrtuniu
school miss stepped on the on on Mt
V a . . .
. salt), but Charles J. Cattery isl
V: good natured and anything like cl
joke touches bls‘ funny bone. " so that‘
instead of xiv boy what he need-
eauily as anyone
”Tag? to of the young lady
The twentys " annual Icuoion
the MlinyloipV family took place SVII
dav 34. IQWI
Capt 0' Yotfil‘ 3110 ii
to celebrate the bi: or
.Mrs.
quuifli' Tw enty Jive 5““. were sent-
on will.
ind
:flli‘l‘ EIN- def-lonely
)‘f Iii]
son. '5an") must Fer it?»V
musical sustain. in u will
present took part. nIsdeflw main-twill
pass quickly and pleasantly, in spite of
the storm: “other now!- .dim‘a Al'-
tI bountiful is wit. good hights wete
I‘egI-I'IthI‘ngV Jfiekybgcd in the early
pan of his to m
strain mix: Ii' “hatter: must mill“
Ms. M. A. Bayles Mrs; l. B. Jayne.
Mi‘s. ’1‘ ll. lovile‘, and hits. J. W
v on Tusk .rs.\..'.rlfi . Loni
J healthy-3'Q
In «I sort in slim“ WWW
e r a .
and “sons Ronni: Vou‘d Eur I Mr 9 ‘
tun.
Orlando Andrew: is moving
Ferry an
hump
high, of concrete
on th J‘ellld Dere “'0
suit. of Bohl‘li‘pml
chased this bxnncb o; the business.
it“!
W.
Airs saint VCliVosé manna to \Ves
ton on W e’dii‘cmlpy ufltt II tow duys'
“stay at tho homo of MI». Samuel J.
Miller, whom she hns bruit caning for
their vcmoinblc linusrlwoiwr, Mitts liai-
VlVinIlI b91- ill fox se‘vctal
weeks but is? now signing slowly.
..‘._-1.
IIct BuVU', woh
WOI: it has been
ultciations to' the frame residence or
M (hoot. ill Broadway New Ymk
city. the plans fol :"llldh are b‘v Ardh1-‘
tools _‘Khbv. Pr
:lisf. New Y
extensively rent
Mrs W. ii OvertOI‘I‘. the Miékes (II
II Lulu Overton. Geoige and Leslie
verwn aMJo 10%ch of South
Norwalk: Mr. and Mrs. Vi. L Bayles“
—.
ier Corinne, Vand Miss
Hattié’ Young. ,0 Buflyton" The fol-
lowing lines. were especially written
for the motion . bi.
‘ ’ I-sninuon- «I. March 21, 1‘907. '
:Axain- wc meet and joyfully great
I. udcn othet on this day
Of giesit c\pectstion, of much prepara-
ton
WV And anuclpations spy.
.‘We own the preheat; so let us bc'
, pleasant l
I'; And happy while we may;
,iNo tIoIIlIle assalllng Ol sorrow bo- '
i . wailing.
To mar our perfect day.
We will stand together. regardless of
weather _ V
index the apple tree bare:
' A stylish dress on. a pi‘asnut cxpios-
We will all partake of the, Illnncr great
Pi‘opntotl and served with skill
fly the best of cooks (you .cau toll by
the looks)
’i 'lhat we '11 eat tlll lift! risk being lll.
IVi’e will walk to the shore to hear the
or
l‘ 0f the surf upon “‘{he‘ bench.
VAud COlllt' back aglow. with a shell
'lo cat cveiytliiug within V‘Ic; tub
and thyme.
And gossip of family IIffiIir:t-i
_OuI hopes exchanging our plans or-
ranging.
‘ntl toniidlng out
pleasures a mi
if mid all our clIoV‘cl‘ an e will! appear
'l hat lulugs to Ill-i ossu tlpulu
‘I'\\o Vll think of tho InorI‘ow vIlII‘u well
melt Ivlliout"
An . untfiokcn iaml
akao
g ii‘oI the arrest mill? odhilclbn‘. all.“
gptuty oi paitios who stole ll. canal]
rum-lite fiom Inc lloyvulo‘n diose
.i'lbuso. batsmen V1.0 ‘mul 1:” “1114.54!
IirVuav. March so: Aurel-t i‘. i’IIIIIVeI.
DARIEN .AND- INORVOTpN.
I , “ll 1"; - I'fiT-T‘
W. A. ‘tl‘ui‘tci has Voponecl- a‘ It‘nlllll
‘El‘llllllv at INowtoII . ... ,
I Mr. Connor, of Now n'ouk. has Hint:
oil .1 ll Wi‘lzll'fl .cottuxu. Val. Collondcr’ s
i’olni fol. tho 4?le-
MI.
purchased of Mr.
bitc- a ”I‘lwéllliti iconic. . . ..
The extensive .lIIIIIIIQIenIVeIIts at on
NI er.‘ s Pal II
Inovllwhlgnigly ‘c'omplet QVVM‘I‘I‘A In?” 23‘
J C. Xilnéféltéi‘. bl’ Nmoton. had
.8 .000 tons of- twelve-inch ice harvest-,8
from the Stillwater pond, this .ptiStr‘
NV; liter. .va v. T," I“
\
has lived
ow (nil
' toms \vlilspdud this Ine'r pngldrm her
., bail OMS”:
_lfll'lh “l. . in -
Stokes ls reu’todpliug the. lqu ' .
Nichols at Nototon. 5.
_I
Mrs Cook formerly of Naoiotou. who ‘
FRA
VAN
mu.
AND
'I churn
runners?“
., Eli.
J‘phn H. Knapp
sci-h
J oMIrvln
II “g“ kW
II 3100 Sco-
n.4,} V (:4 . .
Milk .. tlegg.---
’Wssrrokr
Mlnsihiilc b\
l lit-r ”malicious-.5... MAI .
'Y‘ “:2. V ‘ I
l
lMlss Louim Willi I‘tIn is six ruling
tho week with Mrs: nines A. Smith.
Gillian; that home .on
I
‘ ‘l‘llm iii“. wit LI liitmklinlls the.
guest. oi Air nudIMVIIfI‘I.’ .lnlIiVI ilodlrcy '
\V‘Iiei” ) , .,. I
V05 chalice Kellogg};—
I W
lIVl
lWIMIIIII‘l‘H Mrs. C. B. Gai‘I-ctson, of the Egg; RII:,:§I :25“. . ‘cnt. .insi.
"55¢ fil. Atflg‘gltgfiyb éfilh fulfill dink“; . c‘hpiiiIIrII nnIlIJ‘I iiVy ’in'. ,ew I .ul'll‘
tamed home. ' ii"). . stupid-"1""
The ladies—A of the Row Mlsiivmugflfingfi mililrl ”till... lFl'l“,‘"
‘I ' rs it on o I t "4‘
{Wu}: Mctliodihlli’fisdt‘ipnl Clllll‘Ch V3?“ #113,: ovmn Sunday if it" if” . ‘
sails” schmbdnmwxggn ovan- ‘ I? hi: mighty REPP‘I‘W II zi‘tnl“ .. . .
'1hz'uHJVV . ml. .Iu ill." (like! ffldorpkto vn spent Sunday I
who” sld i
ll . c Cllflt‘VQl‘ ltl‘
daughter, VP. _jl’eté‘rll Pury.
An addition 2V4x50 ‘i'eI‘t f‘Wo stoiics
SCOY
opossum.”
so: WATER.
ok‘syxrgdsh‘kfi,
‘ 25c
liiilll ‘Bilili
LWW c‘omc‘ l
ng. IA‘NKINO ’
”2.. :m‘.
l; " cunnt‘bjfifl my".
so. «mum‘s. A. I!» I
Itowuu mason
ll.- H. Mlthmon
:3: “ms «to; m I.
I‘d Inyonc Vain-“In, .
. V‘9 I. mV. «M p, m.
l, l
was
was Is oct‘etiiiiilng
Airs.
gods i'Iom llll old
blocks. is in lug builtl
Oiks for J WVm‘Il ;
who has p‘ur-
stfii'lt‘d on u‘xtenslve
Green. 35 West
us“ Most! ‘13 ’tb' “a;
c all, with new host?4
NRC
:2
. soclst‘éd with E.
lnnss. has resigned. the .
3.. A“! .
.413"
‘ ”Fit nail!
Iii)”: :3th flat-walk
JI‘
Vlt'hur
Washington at.
lsigus
V to you.
mv
“0" N
cost of the tuition amount will be about
$10 000.
NEW CANAAN.
E. ll lxtwrcntc has sold his liIt‘Iy
business to E. A. Suuunis
It is reported that tho Whitney farm
on Stamford awnuv has been sold.
Min. Cull Sillllliltl 1.." entt-Itaiuing.
Miss. ll'IOIaMcMnnu ot Noiualk for a
few days
Stniford Litttll, who has been 8"”-
ously ill with pneumonia. is now able
to sit up.
' Miss Elsie liall. oi" \‘l’Isipmt is
spending her Eustm vai- ailon with lltl
bistgr. M‘Is. 'l‘lwodoie Mills. '
« The Chautauqua. Circle will meet
at the home of MI. and Mia Fra'uk A.
Shiites Pink street, ':n<xt Tuesday. ""
Nowsdoalor Smith has purchased II
of on what In known as the Rotkwoll
ropes-1y and will soon build a house .
liter 0.
w
“ l Mr. Doromhs has alsumItiuuuil wmk
with the shirt and overall factory and
Ilvllf take _s position with Weed and
I'i‘uVI-‘Vh‘sr, 'cdal and lumber Incite-hunts.
“Edward Rutledge who has been as-
B. Lawrenée in the uri-
dcitaklng
Iesignation , take effect next week.
He 'Will heloh‘ftei‘ assist. Fi‘nnk Gwen
in his” i‘dfl-tiktqto ‘h‘ilii’lnéss. ‘ “
.‘ William Burtis and family have va
we WANT TO IV.AND “w“
[,4 ‘r ‘
"map- this wnkiinwuiit
WM dcflv6- from
o‘lVlo‘V" "ei- Van‘y where
‘ on yin: and“ «tau; 3:;- [You will
. V at w rgtgoth “ ”VIII out
.1): got y“up-tothc-
W! the interests
II III- (Vigil smith“ ”I?"
a yuc ng orouro n
ultlh‘fil‘itpphe 9
rhoutie this Spring. it will pay you
Our stoc
‘cntclztr fir fvcu 'WiBlV-i‘ II‘
llie A. l; Anni/net Son 09.
134‘ Washingtow mot.“ V. .
‘ a‘b..i-‘l““"‘ ‘ i '
RUNNING A REAL ESTATE
business propetly takes more than
"a. little oiiicc furniture and a lC\\
it takes a knowledge of
localities and values that can only
be“ had by .ihaid study and work.
Whether you buy or sell,
ybu need such knowledge and II c
stand ready to give it to you.
‘Drop In and talk matters over. Or
1 tight} ‘15". wgrd andji iii; will come
2w mu .m‘
Thobfét timt: In the year
formllliililllfllg (is: lot
ltghbpg.“ .9. MA
‘HIlvc’ wé given an ”.56
‘ tnItIIP'iTII0Is-.;ll°u€si"...
“if. nothphouc or write
ut‘i, arid we will call at
your convenience.
of . I. I. ifs-I11.
" rs;
‘ ‘ E Burner stidV‘ A lgpony.
caution: coin: um pr 'l‘lio N
“““ {to ‘thc fatt ,
you you are eil‘tinking of Roiurulshing ‘. .
_s._.._ u... m1...
milled the house on Poikixllgfli w
t ey recently sold to M In
to .of Nomton. and have taken
XIII I‘ reside-nest ill a new burn on
their Church sti‘tvt pmperty. whom
they will liw until ihcii new house la
Itlmbltli-il
_-.,...._. wwq—v—
n \ou remembi all It avoid
IJIlIItioIIIISI-IIMQ. “In. I .
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u
A BI EA u!lmuLudVIM.A.1,CHE
batm- swam ”Ti-‘3‘
Illh Ii you
“ "Hosanna gnaw-luau
oIV-l convert situation Go...
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19 North Main 8b, “nth Not-walk
V . Residence. 5 Wathlngton 8t.
Telephone at house, 1144. V
l Tble‘phone at officei 336-2. 1
" "hair‘s "THEATRE '
MONDAY APRlL 1.
srsi‘sou's ‘
Original Big Double ‘Spcctacuiar Pro-
duction of
UNCLE TOM' s CABIN.
The Barnum of Them All.
Under the Management of ,
LEON W. WASHBURN.
MORE GRANDENOVVELTIES THAN
trical VEffecta.
Two Brass Bands.
‘Two Fundy Marks.
Two Mischievous T‘opsica.
Genuine Southei‘n Cake Walkers.
Buck and Wing Dancc‘rs. VV
Male and Female Quartett‘c‘.
WATCH FOR THE BlG' stREEI PA
RADE. lT BEATS A caucus.
Prices ......... .25c.V3.>cVand 50c
son's. THEATRE.
. “'7“ .
SATURDAY, APRIL 5.
MATINEE. ANp NIGHT.
A. o. scmmpn s cc.
“SIDE TRACKED"
Illustrating the‘ Comic Side of Life
on the Rail.
» A Comedy With Thrilling Situational ‘
Startling Sensitional Effects!
And Special Sc'cnlc Accessories!
‘ Including a Compun'v of
Clever Specialty Performers,
presenting the latest c: ItIIIi Music
Songs. Duets. Tilos Mmliei's Dances
and extra tentuII-s ousting iun fast
and furious tiom start to finish.
PR RICEB: ~
Matinee h... ............ 10c and 25c
Evening 15c, 25c. 35c and 5°C
THE AMHERST COLLEGE DRA-
MATIC ASSOCIATION
prtscuts
Shakespeare’ s Twelfth Night
at Ilov'ts 'l‘lieaiie. So. waulk,
Wednesday evening, April 3,
at 8 o‘clock.
50 and 750:
0 ll
Tickets. box cams. $1.
Store, VNOI' walk:
BASKET BALL,
NORWALK ARMORY. .
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
NEXT GAME.
MONDAY EVENING.A A.PRIL1
COMPANY F vs. any RIDGE A, c.
MONTAUKS vs. ALL NORWALKS
After the games there is dancing
each evening until Midnight, without
extra charge.
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS.
First game bcglna'at 8 o'clock.
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is the 1IliI('<‘ for Br‘ecroatllgon and healthy
exercise and Is becoming more populat
every Week.
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snow white, one piece “Standard" fob
celuin Enameled Lavatory.
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Cow delightfully convenient it would
9 to have hot and cold running watch
in your dressing chamber hintin-
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mom! Its presence could sflord phi
the highest degree of I-OIVntort. ..
ills will gladly quote you prices, Gun
plumbers age Quietly. compo pomp -
(:be Vlioucst audVV reliable.
ThePlumblng
lItL your house is at too much unborn
once to your health and hnnp‘ino‘u on
”for anyone Instal such work unless
t cy arc thorough mechanics. under-
s nding eIery bianch of the pluinbins
and «politics system; My. work 119
guarantee
Arthur E. Benedict.
UMBlNG. HEATING. TINMNG.
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pbtsonully investigated, and wliltli'
h vc been most rigidly InII- stlgnted
it? some of the vet y best business tl‘i‘lt!
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PRELIMINARY GAME, .14.
.. able, and can make the
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latge holdings with us and who rt-‘c-
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most intimate tiiends .
A cold will inng you our lltomtute.
, or s nexmnal interview
I .H. L. COBURN, General Aqua.
16 South Main Strut.
1347 l 07
PLUMBING AND STEhlt V
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HOT WATER HEAT INGI.
HOT‘AIR HEATING} I l
srovas AND Rnnoes‘
SLATE. AND TIN. _ROQFVlNVG
Gas and Steam fitting, Gna‘ ,'
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Norwslk up to 5: 30 p. Iii.
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