Sllc to 93. 50 a pair.
use commas, with rattle, at
Colon-lotion. ..... "In
tain Materials hurt
E. has
Lace Curtains,
RUFFLE cum-Alas as: "in Dan‘s pair
350 a pair
Also a common itlcortrdelit of Con ~
wtuuslins at.
MAHAOKOMO HOTEL BLOCK,
court-t IronwALIt.
tortillas litter
Removes ull stains from the:
hands,
The modern. scientific cIcnn-.
qol for the hands and bath
The ideal cleanser for auto-
nrobilluts.
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Read the grocery special
United Grocery Compani' s adv.
In
Mrs bee Tripp who has been III at
the
her home in South Main street, is im-
proving nicely.
«Asparagus 2.31: bunch F i). I. & Co.
Mrs. A E. Jones mother of Mrs. L.
14 Beckwith; has- moved from Ridge
field to Norwaik where she will reside
You can get a. china t'ruit. saucer at '
The Union Pacific Tea Company store
tomorrow. The ndv. will tell you about
.it.
—Largc variety Fresh Candy,
and 200 lb. M. S. Smith (it Co.
Joseloff doesn't offer you something
for nothing, brrt Ire docs promise you
Read his
full value for your money.
adv.
Miss Dikenrun. of Nor walk has been
visiting Rev. and Mrs. iiikcman. at the
in
Methodist
. Georgetown.
+l.atest style Derics.
Episcopal parsonage
O'Brien.
The price of flour has advanced. bit!
10
H E. Mead and CompanI are still of-
ferlng AI tlorrr at 791 Ill! bag.
the adv.
Robert Lance.
sitlon at the Hotel Clifford
having added another chntr.
Other
interesting spctials will be found in
of the Hotel Green
barber shop. Darwin-y, has taken a po-
barber
shop, In South Nor walk. the proprietor
—-Don't fall to get some of the i'resl
high grade t‘andl' this Saturday;
lb —the 200 kind. it
before books will be given out
readers.
than
Young men that need new sprint:
units will find a complete line at (late-
'l‘lrcy will sell you
on credit and if the purchase amounts
to $10 or ovcrthey will give you a nice
suit case to carry your purchase Ironic
ly and Brennan‘s.
in. Read the adv.
«Elnin ituttcr 280 lb. F.ll.l.. 6‘1.
There will be It joint meeting (If
oilicers ot' the Country Club and (‘ouu-
try Club Company at the club house to-
I’Ietlous to Hit
‘ meeting, at b: :.ltI there will be a lllt‘tl-
ing at the same place of the house
Dinner will be served
Salvation Army desires to notl»
fy its friends that the men who are
soliciting for the Christian Army lIaVc
Salvation
Captain .lerrett is the olilclal
at
present for The Norwalks and vicin,
lty and friends are requested to mull!
sure that. their donations are given to
Sornc people report
that they have given to the I‘eprcsenlrr
tives of the Christian Army under the
Ivor-u giving to
night at 7 o’ritu-k.
( omlnittce.
The,
no connection with the
Army.
solicitor for the Salvation Army
the right party.
impression that. - they
the Salvation Army.
—Specinl for Sat. and Men:
Dresses. M. S. Smith & Co.
The teachers of Trinity, ‘Irnce
lllc
(I‘crmnln Co.
The reading room of the Westpott
Library is now open to the public but
it will probably be nearly two weeks
to
An index is being made of
(‘.o,
”It
Lawn
Shirt Wuists, Corset Covers and Night
am
“St. Paul's Sunday schools are all III
vlted to a most important meeting of
the Stamford branch of the Sunday
whlcl
Parish
'House. Stamford. at 7i p. In. sharp. or.
arrange
School Union of Connecticut,
will be held at St. John‘s
Monday. At. this meeting
Incnts are to bu made for many
portaut stops in the onward movenrcn:
llli
ot' the Sunday schools of this branch
Among these is It series of ten
lures on "’i‘encher 'l‘rninirru.".by
Walter W. Smith. M
York Sunday School (‘onIIIItsr-Iion.
be given at some point accessible to
Lin
and
fill"
tirer information may be had by Icic-
those ~present. Tire Rev. ii. A.
wood Sadtler Is the secretary
treasurer of this branch and any
phoning him.
—Dr. Dick‘s cures grip.
One of the pleasing features of the
convention of the New York East
irict of Epworth Magnets. to be held
lt'('
lIr
i).. of the New
it‘
(its
.in Danbury on May 20, will be the ad-
dress by the Rev, Charles Ii Mitchell.
LL. '.,D of Clercland, 0.
Mr.
Mitchell will take for his subject Loy-
nl Epworth washers. the same subject
used, by him at the annual conference
and pronounced by members of the
Icout’crence to be the strongest lecture
of its kind ever given. Mr. Mitchell is
a man of note and the League is un
(lt'l no small e‘xp‘c‘nsc in getting lrirlrt -
t
“as the aim of the district to secure
to crime to Danbury at this time.
the best speaker in the hold and DI.
Mitchell was 9h01rcn 'l‘lrc entertain—
E pworth
the
merit committee 01'
silll busy
League. of Dtulbury, Is
looting pitms‘ for the entertainment of
per-
the two hundrgd and fifty delegates.
~DOBD Ii
088v passages or. the bowels.
dtuxrztst for them 25 cents a but.
Mallets cure constipation,
tone the stothb. stimulate the liver,
promote digestion and appetite and
818' you
.109 ;BOX.
Etw. it. teller II
onuocrsr.
8' NORTH MAIN eraser.
TEL. 85H.
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Saturday chocolates at StillsoII-Pow-
ell Corporation. The adv. will give you
the price.
Garden Tools, Plows,
Farming implements,
Paints, Oils, Varnish,
and everything you need for
Spring.
“Get in line" and lot In; doryout
lAIwn Mower Sharpening and Repair
tag now before the “rush season" it
on. '
Norwalk Hardware Co
Shop Rear ll Wall St.
‘Phone. 89 Main. 81
{I‘AM‘USEMENTSD
svcnv Evaluate.
MUSIC HALL
Advanced Vaudeville and Moving Pic-
tures Every Evening.
Wednesday and Saturday Matinee-
Chnnge of program Monday lilll
l‘hursdny evenings
Prices ............ 10c and 15c
lleserred seats 20c which run he so
:ured ut the Clifford Drug Store.
Matinee prices—so and 1°C.
Seats. ‘
HOYT'S THEATRE
MONDAY. MAY 18.
HENRY MILLER
Presents
“The Great Divide.”
By William Vaughn Moody.
OVER 500 TIMES iN NEW YORK.
PRICES—25c. 50c, 75c. $1.00; First
Four Rowa Orchestra. $1.50,
The box other: opened this morning
for sale of seats for The. Grout
|)l\’llll'. and from all indications the
company will do a satisfactory busi-
ness.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
MOVING PICTURES
AND ,
lllustr'ate’d Songs.
Matinee: Wednesday and Saturday.
CHANGE OF PROGRAM EVERY
DAY.
HANDSOME PRIZES TO BE GIVEN
AWAY SATURDAY NIGHT.
Prices—6c and 1°C. No, higher.
SEE THE COMEDY SHOE CONTEST
FRIDAY NIGHT.
But
'Dr. Mane“),
‘Dcn’r'tst
\‘2. Ksu’dand 5t. So. "Nomalk
HOURS—8 a. in. to 8 p. m.
8UNDAY8-‘-12 to 4 p. rn\
For Clhthing Satisfaction
co TO
KOPPEL.
:Roy 81?“? Ice Ctélinr
Have you‘ finled the Royal
how pure and delicious it is.
we per-q q.ulrt
We deliver‘ from one quart to any
amount frae or 9H8?“-
Speclal price in churches, enter.
tainments patios etc
‘ iée
Cre ’ if so. on need not be laid
am 37 All fia-
vars, 30¢ per Quart; Neapolitan Brick,
_ rittIlrIoNERY.
i ,I ‘mt‘w
"O. NORWALK.
Our line of fabrics embraces the
choicest products of the world's best
mills. .
We have goods for making clothes
for every purpose—Dress. Business
and Sport.
We guarantee our garments to be
thoroughly tailored by the best work-
man th'nt; money can procure and our
linln’gs' und- trimmings ‘nre of the very
highest grade.
Wis want to make your Spring and
Summer Butts.
LEO s. Koren.
' I at nonthAoulz'rnrmw.
- -
Norwsllp
ll ts only a short time until the flies will be here again.
The sooner you get ready for them the fewer you will have.
58. E THEM \ND GET PRICES.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
12- 18 North Main Street, South Norwaik, Conn.
c
The color the. m and the quality of our (lineup is right. :vrrI pnlr Is
the product of a liilllttl whose name stands for the In at there In in (lion-p-..
hence our reputation as It (limo Store
The new Rplllig stock includes every length and color that's in dI-mmrd
for the reason. and prices range to III eel IIII requirements,
You can simply your ('ilore wants litre with an absolute surety of units,
faction in style. quality and prim ‘9 4 99‘.” 3
N. E. RYAN 81 (10.,
88 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
.W ..J-,..
._........_- ”fl...” ... -I.-- .,_ “m9.
O.9B.Jaokson,
Optician.
Everything in the Optical Lin 9.
Eyes Examined Free.
58 WALL STREET.
..-. «I. .. . "9,,
NORWALK.
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“DOLLARS?—
SPENT AT I ' ""7!“
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
IS A SAFE INVESTMENT.
HUNDREDS HAVE.
Result: A
[FE INCOME.
echo roe CATALOGUE. DO IT now.
some NORWALK, STAMFORD. poor CHESTER.
mum»
s..- . to Own: . ....
TRY IT.
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no or Our Ways
of Advertising.
Overalls atCost.
I0
t
a
we will sell from now on Overalls that we have ween selling at
50¢ per pair at 45:. 9
They are well made. or standard fabrics and guaranteed not to
rip.
AIWays the Best $15
Suit In ToWn.
THE NEWEST IN MEN'S FURNISHINGS;
Wt isw check
48 and 50 Wall Street, Norwalk.
PHO N E. 171-2.
WOOWWWWOMOWWOOOOMW”
my... ~—
'A LITTLE AHEAD
.vr
Wonten’ s Intuition
is Backed by Solid Argument
«When. the Irish on buy-
ing her Shoes HERE.
Exclusive Styles
1 All?
9
Sblcfisncn
other fit
A Fair Price ,
S - :st 9 Flynn 818y8n,
90 Washington Street.
south Norwalk Council. Knights of
Columbus. in making arrangements to
hold a smelter next Tuesday night at
the headquarters in Washington street.
Joseph Coat. of Highland avenue. is '
l". ,t i ‘3,- '
‘an to
.trr). llntpt y.
ff"~ .
We have a his stock oi Door and Window Screens, ready ,,
for your inSpcétion, at prices lpw enough to please anybody. t
.J. Collins 81 Co.
C. L. ST OHN,
10
So. Main St
80. Norwalk. .
ask you to pay so much ev
w prices.
benefit of our easy payln
on easy weekly payment
That's the way we do business, and any honest, t rtrsiworthy man, wnmhn, boy or girl can come
and open an account. parchslc whit they want—on credit— and we will char'ga it to their name. When III
a credit concern as this in willing to give you whatever you want-win the line of wearing dppcab—«and o
nry week until the goodd are paid for, why do you go without them? Your credit h
In Just the same as coming in and paying cash for wh at you buy.
tamer-c n we are, and no other can sell such high- gra do clothing at such low prices so we do.
our tremendous purchasinh
otter such cxtnordlncryt i9
1
power for 44 of the warld’s. largest and most. liberal credit stores are we able
system, and mind you. we let you wear the clothing while you are paying us for
Remember. our address is 10 South Main. Street, South Norwalk.
No other store is ac liberal with Its 6'
Only thro
By buying your clothing here you not only save money. but you get 9
5*?
WWW
Boys’ Clothing '3
Young men! You lap come (1:
viich and get the slime high_
grade clothing that in said by§
,’ j the high clam clothing stores of .‘z’
9;! this city at from 33t13 to 504
.per cent. lower than they unit”;I
and then again we ‘glve you
gtne clothing on crttdtt We?
This
With Every $10 Purchase
So great has been the demand for these DRESS SUIT CASES that WI Vt
have decided to Continue our sensational otter.
do Is come here and purchase anything amounting to 910.00 or over Ind9wc‘l9
give you this DRESS QUIT CASE. illustrated here, FREE. and then again we
give you the benefit of our EASY PAYING SYSTEM.
Atcm you can purchase what you require—ON CREDIT—and only have to pa
us on easy weekly payments until the goods are paid for.
CASE we give you—~FREE—ic not a cheap one, but one that is made up special "i
for us and would cost. if you were to buy one, 94.00 or $5.00, and then again I
wouldn't be as strong and durable as the one we are giving away FREE. "
you have not got one of these SUIT CASES yet, come in now and take advhm ‘
tags of this cxtraordtnary otter.
Dress Suit Case
FREE
Remember, all you have to
By our easy paying Iyfit
rm. DRESS surr
Men’s
\New Spring Suits
Every man who has not bought his new spring suit
yet should come here and see our display of the season's
latest cuts and shades we have on sale for today and
tomorrow. It be is economical and wishes to save-
moncy this Is the store where he can do it. We will, if
be Is honest and trustworthy. open an account for him,
give him what he want: and let him pay us on easy
weekly payments. Then again he can wear the clothing
while he is p‘ying us tor it. Why should you go with-
out a new spring suit when we are to liberal?
MEN'S $18 SUITS MEN‘S $25 SUITS
Mario of Lya'tnnsrlllo Wool ln worstcrls and cheviots,
and serum. pt‘i'ft‘tl iit-' nil perfect fitting and
tines. *I',umouts lili‘itk and. nicely tnllorcd. snug fit-
blue; . special at this I \ ting collars; special salt!
trrror'tliuut‘y price ...$15l prices ............... $18
carry clothing that is, made by .9.
union" workmen unit guarsn ‘1’
teed to give perfect sthttsfactionl’l:
both for wenrrng quantities and
.worltmsnship We strongly urge“
III mothers to bring their boycd
to the world‘s largest and most '
liberal clothing storetsnd havcg'
them fitted out in our clothing
on our easy paying time. 9%
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I
t
itotwrr \‘nrr lturcn has leased his cot.
line in Franklin minor III Mrs Jon
tpltlnc Sir. I“ and tltriluhtor Wars 1‘. list
btth I. ll. Shun. of Springfield Simmer-
(Irrrtttts Miss Shun in,“ graduate
nurse of ”Ir Nero-ail; liottpltnl.
DO'YOU WANT A PARTICULAR
KIND AND SIZE‘OF
Screen Door
And
Window Screen?
WE HAVE IT.
We have about 150 doors of various
styles and raises and doom 4th Win
tloII‘ Screens. so you will be pretty
sure to ilnd what you wnnt here.
We also have a large rssortnrent 0i
PORCH SCREENS. LA N SWINGS.
PORCH ROCKERS, HAM‘MOCKS. RE-
FRIGERATORS, ICE CHIESTS, ETC.
0
, . ,
F. A. Mitchell,
con. WALL Aao’mon srncsrs
NORWALK. c NM.“ ‘
GASOLI, E
LaunCIics andt ngines
Noted for Relitrbility.
The name of the bulidLr is an abso-
lute izunIantco. lien. II R ripps My ole
Ferro, Gray. " I to. 1'4, oilii h. [I Are.
you lfloklu; tut speed? You can't ai'
ford to overlook- this 0 or: 3 h. p..
972; 6 h. p.. itcyelo, 8199.
SOUTH NOR
There‘s Nothi “g Better
in the Ciga, Line
THAN THI
”Roget Ll
‘ALK.
dltI‘w .
Only its”;
TRY ONE AND I! IIONVINCED.
24 No. Main st,
1" -
Cloak and Butt H
I
' duccd to 914 98
, duced to 925.
I
08' those who are trying to in
comfortable during the warm
weather. Read over the list and
see if you do not find soulething
that you will need this summCrl
REFRIGERATORS
PORCH SCREENS
wruoow SCREENS
SCREEN, noons
A. J. Angevine 81 sane
South lNorwalk.
BLUE FLAME srovss
poncn CHAIRS
HAMMOCKS 9
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
2».
134-136 Washington '8 Street.
THE PARIS
33 South Main Street, South Nerwalk.
Great Reduction ”Sale of
Ladies’ Suits, Coats and S.
.I As long as we are In the business we. have never reduced apt-in
its cartv in the season as this time. bu t we considered the matter or
thought we will have to turn our out is into money. as we. .mnecii read
itild sell at a snoliiice. At the rerluc on price you will be all at
spring strlt mode in the Paris work r coma for less than the cost on!
as you know that our suits are strictly tailor made and the best in
Come and be convinced.
Ladies Suits. former prices 91.6; re.- '
duced price. 9798
s‘LarBes’ Coats. 94.98, 97.98.
. term
ladies? Suits. former Price 922: re Ladies er Ila 32.93. 93.98.
dnced price 912. 98. ‘ , was 97 98 $9 98
Ladies' Suits tornyer [Mm 926; re Lam“. Walsts. the bastard! Ill"
stock in town. from 50c to 9
Lndtes' Suits. former price 930; re»
duced to m 93 New" illegals. 980. 91
Ladies Suits. former price 935:1‘e- 32-43539“ ’0 43
dnced to 922. 50 t v hitt‘ Petticoats. 98o up.
lllar t, Embroidered Petticoats"
litr' price 92, for 981:.
9 S8le in Beth Stores. 9,,"
sis 5i7 Main st, suntan: and .33 So. nun,
Ladies’ Suits, former price 940; ro-
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