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tubal/Ii 3IIst u .
3 III will Inn. the new In byIIrfl 3
built tor honest services at an honest price. it
it and as sustainable W 3 3 3
our line III on. um will command your and fin and the
ll those also build.
I III Certs are
owners her child
lbody. . -
j.»M‘I"s.‘ nine mar, 'cf Y'alrfield ave-
nue. is enter ininha Harold Pitzer. of
Greenwich, and .
s‘Mary Bil ey, of Staten island.
NeMw aorit. .tho [um of Miss Ruth
Baldwin. 01 est avenue
Jonas D. Worden of 18 Cross street.
Norwalk who has been ill with an at-
infill: of the grip. does not improve rap~
y.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ambler, or
Union Park. left today for Washing-
ton, D. 0., where they will sojourn for
two weeks.
Henry 1. Smith of West street to
niains critically ill at the home of his
daughter Mrs. Charles E. Seymour, of
West street. , .
-—Easter Footwear. at Connenlly it
Bracken' s
Thomas Moran. of Hamilton avenue
who recently recovered from pneumo-
II'la. is again critically ill. having suf-
fered a relapse » Much sympathy is
expressed for Tom. who is a healer
student in the high school.
Hon. James Dunn. of Washington.
110., who delivered an address to
South Norwalk Council. Knights of (‘0-
l'umbus members, last night was enter-
tillned at the home of Grand Knight
William P. Ward. of Lowe street.
Fred Boxardus. who has been con-
iihed to the hospital for weeks with a
serious illness. was able. to be out of
doors. this week. and although whiter
and rather week. was glad to be
around.
There will be a quarterly meeting
of the Merrill College Alumni it Booth
Norwalk Friday evenlni. A‘prii
This is the meeting which was deter
red from February. A number Will at~
tend from Stamford and Port Chester.
Frank Dol’ierne. who has been not-
ing as a traveling salesman for a
dereal company. has returned to his
home in Summit avenue and is now
employed as a salesman for G. R.
Bogeier Poultry and Stock Food com-
pany. covering Fairlield county
~Easter Footbveai, at Conneiilly &_
Bracken's
Miss Gifford Clark. a student of
Smith College. Northampton, Mass..ur-
rived home today to spend her Easter
vacation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Clark, of Hamilton ave.
IIue Miss Amy Clark who has been
spending the week in Northampton. re-
turned home with her sister today.
A hunter who went to New York
state a few days ago to do some spring
trapping. took'the advice of friends
in that state and returned home with-
out attempting to set his traps. A
law that went into effect in that state
last fall makes it illegal to trap the
milk. skunk, muakrat or marten be-
tween March 16 and November 1 or to
handle the skins of any of those ani-
mals.
Governor Weeks has authorized the
admission of lunatic ‘ARVIPNHO. of
Bridgeport. to the Connecticut Hospi-
tal for the insane at Mlddletown. He
has approved the requisition oi the
ndjutnnt general on the comptroller
fin $11,134.38 for the pavn‘icmt or vtl-
rious accounts hid the re dilution of
Major 1“. 1.. Wilcirx comIIIli dt-I' of the
First Company. Governors Foot
GuaId of uniforms, etc.
The Donburi and Nuiwnlk basket
l
llliil trams wl lily their lhiId name
tlINBry season “fillert‘s armory on th-
I
place lestlay night. Those »
ms ”bar, 9 0
time berth: flayed“ in orwal
FIST? The home will
décidm which he! host Ream There
villi b a preliminary name at 8 o clock
between the Xavier's and the RldIn-
iield team. The admission will be
twenty- -iive cents; reserved seats thir-
ty-dve cents After the “me there
will be dancinz. There has already
been a fitted advance sale of reserved
seats.-~Danbury News.
‘~—Ladies’ 38 Black Suede those ‘at
$239. Max Levy. 189 Washington
street bridge.
Norwalit friends of Frank Shuivoy.
viooIpI-esidont of the United Hatters
of North America. will be laminated to
know that he was the man who was
Instrumental in savinu the lives oi at
large number oi! girls in a hat mum
on Wivelly place, in New York. direct-
iy opposite the edit-us of tho United.
use. all bomb the
linttm‘n. a few hiya
accorded to other
place or here "w
men in the new York stories of the ab
lair. Mr Shalvoy backed a bin cov-
ol'od blanket wagon up against the
gliding directly undernouthtil
m where girls Were ban it; wl
the names alumni. reachini t a [lit
long them down to places of first;
It who jumped from the wt
is brother of
vino Io ,
M. sutvltfis
Cenerai
Sewer. wivttlr’ work. grading. III III
gxwork and rock excavatlen
est:
.1“...
eertully Ipvcn1 onu all contractl
finish: oven 2? .
“on I 958:
1.‘
3 ..9 assistance came was badly In-
0’ Iain oi
litiI I
time In
Maundilh'i'r
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Fenwick Optical Co.
umrso IAIiK aUILoINe
Rec -0
97 WAIl-ilhlfiON STREET.
Hours—8 to 113 a. m.. and 12. 45 to
6 p In. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
9 p. In.
CityNational Bank
COUTH NORWALK. CONN
'TRANSAOTO A GENERAL IANKING
IUOINII'
turbine and Profits
Capital
[100,000.00 “17,000.00
Data Deposit Boxes. .3 and $5 per year.
EDWIN H. MATHIWIONI PM
JOHN H. KNAP'I M VIM-Wu.
F$EDERICK H. 3ROWAN. Rod VIM
res.
WILFRED IODWILL. Cashier
DIRECTOR.
I. H. Mathewson Henry Ic‘ymeor
John H. Knapp Ismael Grumman
Josiah a. Marvin .l. Wallace Marvin
Christian Iw'lm John H. Light
Food H. Rowan .
If You Have ,
Property to Sell
in South Norwallt or vicinity, and are.
willing to put a fair price on it. we
would like an opportunity to talk it
over with you at our office in the
:
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CLiFFORD HOTEL BUILDING.
H.E. Dunn 8t Son'
iNCOIPbRATED
AUTOMOBILES
ro surr voy.
MAXWELL
EVERETT! 30
mum“ untuum
pursuant ..
IIIIIIIII- -lEWi8
so nouns.
Phone Mr. Glover. on lib-h. for «sin
oniatratlon or catalogues. or solid poa-
ta
Pending completion or our building.
our oilicea are at 01 Windald St. East
Notwallt: 13 South Main at. Death
Norwailt.
it”
Auto Company
.. . mun:
MahaclgeIpo Hotel
Lil. CONNOR Mil
answer you cmaipt Ul‘i‘o and
saves a: no. ear and III-wane
Isuuoav DiNNlilis. lie .3
Banquets a Specialty
Tlir. OALL pas
Stock Onotadoni
um ltlil and donations on New
andnoston Curb stocks. ’as wall
market letter by wire every day.
on W mat
on ’Mount IIIIII.‘
Willi 3
3 MIWXOBK airy.
Norwalk Consolidated ,
G“; figgflfiib Bafitl
Floors! Directors and Embalmsnr
313248 Iowa- Warm» ‘
South Norwallt. Conn. ‘
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And Prepare for Business
Young men you wanted. wanted new.
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Everything in the. Optical Line.
Estes Examined Free
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' SOUTH NORW ALK. CONN.
”ll-L TIL. “v8.
YARD TIL. “II-
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a’ Piggeijy to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window man of every description.
Saab Weights and Corn.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two sites.
Hialeah asphalt Fabric Rooting.
warranted.
U 0M0
on. two and thrown Tar Paper.
Slaters' Paper
sanctum ass linildm’ Paper.
nan taunting .33 Daniella: m
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAiNTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE, GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M WRIGHT 3
NORTH MAIN AND UNION S‘l‘s.
attractive results.
36 WASHINGTON ST.
I fill»
unsi
BRAS‘ A. T
A popular and prodinbio novelty in connection ullii Brass
Art. in tho tad of l‘Ivrt-lIII; null
gained such wide illiili'l‘lii, because of its simple method and
An rud ions variety of pretty house adorn-
, "it‘ll“, such as candle and lamp shades. lantern, fern dishes.
jardlnleres. photo flames and dealt III-ill. all us useful as they
are artistic and valuable can be made hi the home worker
without any previous experience, at very little coat. Aa Ion.
tenaive variety of pattmns with all the tools. and it'tnlctiona
in use of same will be round hole.
The N. E. Rydn Co
ReImusso worlt. which has
SOUTH NORWALK
I I yr?" 4...! 3
1;... Exam” ”-3 ;
“Better . II vet"
I'ovord’isili on {ban is»! of oili'I
new tinting Lino or few tints '
new on I'll?“ 3
M10 WONG?! MAHW BAP"!
FLYNN
mmuhnaremvucsr.
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on the president of
I3 "3 imfimmis Union III III" III iii
iv on bust nose.
munch
View it w “I
‘l‘ll
hir'
sentinel will play the time
boot in Mumford this wnr
e number of stu- oh
the train and a 1‘
“ fibrillation. are spendlt a no " m '
,3 1th ml paid I.
’llrill hold a i‘efliim‘ location this
3 Marvin street.
_ Iing MIss.Wintield Mitchell, of Wee
.‘ rover the normal of one hundred 90"
' cent 2”
William H Church. of the ilrm of
a [best of her no or. in Dunbar
Jesse Valle, of N w York is vialiilit
m tree? Velie. of 13. u M
Mr and Mrs. lrvln; noon
“le
"the are hydrantaitu the Oil? 3 9!.
Whit are being painted with ‘
Butler L06”. so. It. I o. 30.."
Thin: at 8 o’clock. .
Shumnttwgmflhawer toggle"
w s so o e p a n o s
I!“ 3G;%fi?“f “mt I f Y‘
mulching good things_ to sit ind itse-
i’I‘Il thinpie to buy on sale" at Pilot it E.
Church. Thursday afternoon: 3 .3
Miss Lillian Bother. of Phi dare-
one is entertaining Miss Malls eliil.
of Brooklyn. New York. ‘
3 The Girls Friendly Society or St.
Paul’s Church, met last night in
the Berkeley street chapel.
The union barber shops Will keep
open until to delimit tomorrow nixht
and will (lose at noon Good Friday. .
George Williamson! Elm street. who
has been confined to his home for it ‘
ivfl‘elsr past does not improve very rub-
y
Joseph Goodwin. of the South New
fiwalk store of Rutgers a Mavens. is
Working for the day in the Hawaii
II are.
Stephen may. a Norwalit poabofloo I
clerk. is enjoying a day s vacat ion and I
is spending the day at his bouts on
'3‘ Misses Myrtle and (lichen Finder. tit
.Berltaley street. have been entertain-
haw,iten N .1.
Pa Washington Chapter. No. 2i R. A
) will confer the most excellent
minister's degree this evening in their
rooms on Wall street.
Washington Camp. No.1l.PIitriotic
taunted routine business.
I been ll. Vincent will deliver a leer
tore hetero the Friday Afternoon Club.
Wednesday owning. March 30th. at 8
.o‘cloch at the South Norwalk Baptist
Church
(‘onirsctor Salvator Charioit has
started work on the Summit street
sewer. and people who desire to con-
nect their residences with the system
.IIhould consult him at once.
Mrs Jose blue L. Barrett. oi New
Haven. is to cannot or her pared“.
Mr. and Mrs Charles M. Williams. of
Mel-win street. Mrs. Barrett was tor.
merly bliss Kittie Williams.
3 Easter Footwear. at Cunneaily &
liraokcns. .
bliss Annelle liaison is visiting her ‘
glimmer in Reed street. lilies Haiscli
came down Mm illusion last evening
with Mr. Breaks. in a new Velle car.
which is being delivered to a purchas’
iOY today
I: pride-tor
Ndmh postidlllce llli
There is a
cards IIY the
:wmlt. Three thousand one cent stamps
tare being sold every day on account
of these (‘Il‘dl and this is an increase
IOIder ol the Sons of America. held a = ,
'lroglllar meeting last night. and tran-
Our Milllnery possesea distinc
upto date idea of the neutron wil
roofs. Guaranteed for live years. .
and be convinced of the sterling quality for waterproofing.
H. F:
wzulk ll Krlegcr dc Compan
tinel. of South Norwalk. and
cures:
of N
in; 8
Prepared Roofing and Root Paints always on hand.
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VERY 0801‘ GREAMERY BUTTER a pound ..................... I ‘
ACP FANCY PATIN‘I' FLOUR. a barrel . .. .. ............. . ...... t . . .
AdP FANCY PATENT FLOUR. Ail/a lb. Iacic ....................... 3
entirely different from the showings elsewhere Eveiy smart and
Century Compound steps all least; on tin; tar paper or suing!
Dunn & Son. Raymond In Company. furniture dealers. '
Witt. an ctoaao ant. on Zoom, menu as.
tlvo individuality it is richer.3{a
i be found here Hats of beaut
Examine our work and material
not
y, Fibre Products Company, Even- 3
may other satisfied users. ‘
and
nor uoawnut. r1132; _
LL 4
Church GI Miler. received word this
jmornina of the death of his father.
William Church. in Washington. Conn.
The deceased was ninety years of age.
and his son left for that place this
morning. 3
The closing session of Joseph Ca~
"posaela's dancing class Will be held
Iat Quittncr‘s Hall in Railroad avenue
Tuesday evenin; Friends of the
members have been invited to be pres
ant and an adorable social session is
"maid. .
3 Frank J. Donahue has placed hid
Columbia automobile in commission
for the «soon. The car has been no
in; through an overhauling at the fac-
tory in Hartford. from which bir.
Donahim drove the car to South Nor-
" lotus at who
walk. accompanied by Joseph A. Volk.
Jr.
Three men were in Norwalk from
Philadelphia. yesterday. soiling bub
tons and postal cards to get money to
help iboiisiriltiiin twilcytneu. The
enroll and bdlton‘n contained the pic- .
turns of Clarence Pratt of the aenetll
executive committee. and today many
of the local troiloyinI-n are wearing ~
thum- buttons.
The Houseman Lighting and Power
Company. sponsor to the Connecti-
cut. Company in the lithttn; and news
or end of the business is extending
the Moaddw atrdt as. main. This is
in line with the policy of the roar
pally. .whloh into-db to make several
Hat Towrl‘Cansm to ha Power
day
bury‘liq'uor ranronatraaoaa which have
The 9253“} N Q’NP Tea Comp;
Deliveries also a
7‘“.
”n 'n’ sountcs'fisss.
r‘and Fur~
titer Apart [Omialy
Willi) Bin“. l
The count: to issioners yester-
o*aII- dwinmanil’n six at the Dan
more an main strenuous in the Nor mafia?“ ”Twylkatt “a; 3913:...
walk district donut the spring 3 lionll Petr when. Thorn»
its Mayor Richard H fielded. It) Mulligan 103m iii ion l (to. and.
Kemly. chairman of the Republican Mck I alone They Wanted licenses}
iitate Central Committee. of moon to it Doherty and Harry pica.
land John Rue-lib qua. (timid . annuals was turned down on th
are in Dsnhuryi colt ‘flas 5' «round that be is an unsuitable im-
lsloners IIIIpoihrII’d by the
{Court on condemnstlnn proceedl
Italian land and mill site for the new
reservoir mentiy constructed there.
ymlaaios' iii kinetic Miran ills .
Levy illii Wash-
lesion street bridge. <
The loritl limiters Union is plantain:
ii I O W!
‘iI’ ' iv will
‘. wr in
t I
try
vies
son. The other three were refused li
venues for IInsIIiiahility or place and
Mil. *
There‘s a wide range in the
qwity oi Ranges that are oilered
for sale.
We went mention names that
billion at the that at the hats. but
we can say that none is more in
to be III the head than the Stam-
The Heating and Plumbing Com
J3 MAIN summon but 3 »
ltnbm on White street
iof Frank Epistle is suing; ‘
I: I. ’
.OUW NORWALK. ,
.mandtflnm. Tatum-3.“.
u'ngainst 3i Dunlap") catwalk“
Mighfam the authdrltles list-5
lie clean out. Bethe-of
nuances were withd
til-pus of by other
were a ten to lib
yet decided Militia in ,_
bola: an unsuitable person; v
giving a decision tho soul 3
want to read some dew-lilo
are now being pre red '
that‘tho number liquor
Danbury wil be red
the commissioners
I?
m
William i Lynch land.” «family ‘ 0'”
moved from 30 Chestnut «not
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