" i ance, held or regular in he on the son hen Conditions favor for this vicinity, fair weather. (shorted by, increasing cloudi- hose, and possibly lightl on L_ i W dtiesdsl' cl . WM“ " Horace 13111.11. of Weston toi in Norwelk today. 2 Mrs. Joel Godfrey. of Gannon. was a. 'islt'ior in Norwnlk last Estonian; , 9111111911 Station. yesterday. The Knight or wands orchestra L hold it rehearstslk, to failing st their . Friday he mass will b at 8 Milan}: ‘visiting in Yonkers; . her home in;iBeide up he, lost eve parents, Mr. on M. " Frankie, or in) street. Nor elk. ted iii) work the Gazette lding. which will be no. copied by the Klamon Club. . The regular meeting oi the Norwalk Building and Loan Association will be held this evening at the oiilce of Toy- i‘lpr in Golden. Washington street. Mildred. daughter-i of. Mr. and! Mrs Robert C. Gregory. of NeWto‘vvn oven Mrs. Joe 01111 P. Fres peeks. LL Captain nth 2th Gity L walk police; force. resumed hlsid‘utie‘s yesterday. sitter enjoying a few days vacation, which was spent with triends in New Jordoy. ‘ ' Concord Division, sons 11: Tempe - 1135;1th ovea plug in their. rooms l building. Only matters or routine bus nose were disposed o a daughter. i ho‘n‘ie Satuida‘y inorni‘ . child are doing nicely Miss Fairim'a‘n, o: G itioli the hearin on various nt'erest to e city and .iboiore the state legislature he meeting of Division No.) ‘ hich was heldi‘Sundny sf- genients were complet ‘L‘whith Lwiillva be given Gazette All kinds of repair work. lotion. W W This will he pinpoh ening,at horwalk Club ”for, members only. this evening at 8 o’clock. L . walk will be held tomOrrow evening. area will be «inferred. L don. John F. Hyatt.L oi’ W‘sst‘ Mnin street Norwnik, wishes t the report that his son Fred had gone trade. iirtherniore that tion or learning” the)“ halting trad .L . A delivery wngon owned hy Admit the performniice or the one hoes shay. this intiming, at the corner of Wash- 11 kingbolt gov LL . South Norwallr oonnave 1mm ed Order oi! He‘ptasophs. will hold their semi annual banquet; tomorrow soon- ing. at the Mdhsokeino Hotel, and are anticipating a fine tithe Previous to the bsnuqet degree work will be per- :ormed lay ltininnipino Lodge degree A detective himney was the cailse or the Nerw‘nlk lire department being Orchard street. rived .111 good sonson The chemicals Chapel street . All articles appeared in K British newspaper rodently, eontaini g an ad dress by Homer H'.‘ Bylngton. noting United Stntes consul at Bristol End Annual dinner or the Bristol Shipping sum given at the St. Steven‘s ros tnurnnt,’ 11 well known onto of that place. George R. Byington. formerly of N01- _ walk, and well known here. , Nora, the maid employed at the home ' oi? Mrs. Womyss Smith, of 1304 Main street Norwslk. had 11 narrow escape from certain death. Sinidny emailing when she tripped1 over a. rug. with a lighted lamp in her hand. and the oily u hatsnco spottered in all directions. ‘g fire to Lie. counterpnne on the veiling had to be t Mr.'.Soh11 n Lounohes or all sizes built to order South Norwaik Oeuncii, Knights or 3! Columbus. will hold a. reghler meeting 1. . A stated communication of Si. Johns Dodge A F. and A. 111., or Nor» L at s oclock The Master Mason de~ . Among the residen ol’ the city who ‘ i' have gone to: 11311111111 today. to he R: present at the legislative hearings are ' Judge J. H. Light. Judge Joseph R. ' Taylor, S. C. Palmer end James Got» Sentinel to deny ’ to Phlindeip‘his to learn the halting ‘ i Mr. Hyntt tuted that it who . L on. Elinor Hyatt. in ' ills son hits no i Steinwnld came close to duplicating L ington and South Main streetfi' when .- ‘ way. The damage. . was repaired withOut any pdrtioular . called out yesterday. Shortly utter noon the tire alarm was rung in ii om i’ , box 33, which is at Harbor avenue and 1 _:L The department or ” Wore usod to good advantage and the ' L L blaze quickly extinguished. The house . heionge‘d to Mrs Mary Mouder, or land, which was delivered at the first ‘ Mr. Byington is the son of _ ‘. The names were soon extinguish , i he gathering inhandsomeSpnn hats for men, ' in our store, gproclaims the sdvent Lyond a doubt L The new on . cot shapes—.111 the new shades “authentic bi. its 11 derbicsws‘ossy shapes in soft ‘hats-éthef to all here to greet you when you come ‘ for your Spring H ‘ ‘L L i ’l‘hc $9151 styles' 111 Suits and. Dyer-coats are 1117—- ‘ Lriving doll 1: most beautiful garments you ever L have seen,- 0th” in color and styl . High colors. quiet colors—in new and effective stripe effects. i . , Spring fabrics are else on view in our Custom LL Department. ‘L y L L L L g L 'I‘liéro o no seo1et about what is FEEDS; i here already informed y . or knowing exactly what is not in them. Entirely tree trout adultery ' L never Lilo pthoy are the ideal feeds for Horse. L 1111111111 which promote all around goo‘d health. Proprietor ‘ Quality First. L‘ut and All :11. Tints. Bonnie Chick Feed _ ‘ MANUEL TORO fl Bonnie Horho Feed . Bonnie Dairy Feed L‘ L' " .LIio‘nnie Feullry Feed ,.. LL Bonnie Sciutohlng Feed L: . 49 WALL STNE‘ET‘.“ ' ‘ , nonwstk. I. of Spring 1012- ‘ L BONNIE .11th ”shown, l 11111 sure you will npvrociatei the advantage or not only knowing lust what is in our feeds. but hiss . , nuts or all kinds. No elevator-Mm. hex screening. weed seeds or :. i worthless stud of any description enter into the composition 11nd will 1 allowod in future. Toni. this and more what 1 claim. that . Cattle and Poult1y~because its component parts are purer. cleaner and contain More at the ele- L neints Would he iorthoominit. ‘ ' here nL wh‘ere‘ Norw'olk’s sturdy leit ~ . guard proved onus] on the occasion and Li _ . cleverly slipped his opponent. Pike. re- ' ‘ L Li Ind. ino‘ldenitnlly, Norw ’ him. and Collahn‘n.. Had a Dwdediy Uphill Baiiiein Early Stage at Contest ‘ Going Into the lust hhlt with iii 4 score 10 to six Against them and hue Ling unsinst the Widget team that plin- hnry. ever put hr; the field,Nor1‘v iii" basket bull expsiis. last evening 1 (oi-med the’mnrveious teat, durip 1 dual period; or shhttinn out their nonts witiiout 11 point, the locals ‘, that won for Norwalk ill ‘ . of the championship seflo‘s’.‘ ‘Ndrw, lit total was 16: Dnnhury' s. ‘ “‘ To the great playing L Dorsey. Norwailt inns t t xii the prodit for turning the tide oi last night's battle. though. as usual; Georg Smith out up a game thitt kept the Red Wings within 11411111; distance or their. All through the. mist session aall: had fought an uphill battle; with Donbury playing it dildos the bet or hall, all around. 11nd Smiths two (i the hesrts of the locals for their magnificent work oi! the last twenty; minutes. Starting the second half. Norw'slii was shy Just four points or L Dunbury's totsj’l Land the scarcity o baskets. in the. first part Lorine contest led the turns to doubt it the necefissg S peniodiy. with the res three consecutive baskets we third of these puttin‘girti n the loud. The way. d its appreciationo was a caution and. most pdpul‘ar Norwa hut all signs lolly crown show- lion. today. each. shortly aflorwsndm xhiiiii to be hand ‘ ‘half, that tell ‘nnd the for ‘whnt mg ed 0111 also. for it L; , three baskets, at th siting i‘orivuid mm in:- he ‘goi lie earned the thrash succession. ‘L-hud it out With such and for the third time the decision was it drowholwoon “these ‘wo "lite" Dorney wristsrdiiwnlntclled with Biggsne. of the hunters opposing another limiter man. starred in: Dnnbnry. especially- in the first part or the contest. Dalton teriin the second half. Norwnlk center was nil who come to the limit. lust igllt and shouted that tho confidenoe it. t‘in iii 11, by those who have follow ed his 1 riyssrs‘l. or. playing on the F team. was not misplaced: Today young j Torn Dorsey is liming. classed as 11311; ntgletoii in the game. r players to the honor tenth. 11c- needing Edens 11nd . the 11111111111 for the "Hogan is" , incredit, the j Finds in red LL Norwsik ind ‘. linen isn’t the g» l measure. but they wereuhtneeded The Donhnry athletes did not malts any 'L " ' work for the boy at, the soorehosrd. .L . during the entire period its told shove . ’ and "1&1 game passed into history; a liegnnli‘ng the Dahliniygtenni. there " hogan 11nd Nndln, tor the rhino lump LL played the last horned player much hot. L . Smith di‘min . -‘ * Kenrin, the Xavier star. and again .. L to the ‘ - r i. and. though Ke‘nrln kept the ideal 1 man tinny continunllv. . "hogan" But it‘ was i. 1! goals. in this hnli‘. 'hut strength _ ’ ‘ Smith 11nd Nudin nddod: 11 bushel ._ T‘EL. no. "she. 11nd Gun‘i‘nierl ore rat" The summary- Montauks. Guarni‘eri ....... LL‘ ‘Righ . ‘ Valentine . L Left for pr 0' Connor ....... ‘6‘ .
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