sairu‘aliziv,‘ are i, a...
~ am or
Ruffled curtains
At 39¢, sac and 75c a pair
saith Curtains. - - 25c a pair
‘ E. K. BANKS
iiimaoumo Horst. ILOGK.
oouru human.
in, up
The regular nféeting of the govern-
ing board of the South Norwalk Club
will he held this evening at 8 o'clock.
The South Norwalk Public Library
will be closed for cleaning, on Wednes-
day and Thursday, May 11th and 12th.
-«~iioat Owners: Look at the :l-cyl.
18 h. p. th Motor, special price $250;
5 h. p. 2-oyl. Lackawanna, $115. Motors
at St. John'n. Steamboat Place.
Many members of Court Saint Frau-
cis, I). of l., of Greenwich, will attend
a reception at Laurel Court at South
Norwalk on Tuesday evening.
A stated couvoaction
Chapter, R. A. M., will be held at its
rootns Tuesday evening at 8 o‘clock.
ThooI’. M. degree will be worked.
in Norwalk. last week, there, were
six real estate sales, with mortgages
of $112,400. For the last week in April,
1909, there were four sales of property.
and mortgagese or $7,940.
~l-lave you read O'Brien's adv.
Joseph English and George Weyer-
banner. of Norwalk, went to Terry-
town, New York, yesterday, and secur-
ed positions in the factory of the
Maxwell Automobile Company.‘
Henry Clutsnmr, who has been cash-
ier of the local division of the trolley
company for several years. has re-
signed his position, and intends to
move to New Haven shortly to make
his hotnc with his daughter.
Bridgeport Camp. Patriotic Order of
the Sons of America. has boon insti~
titled in ilridgoptu't. Auothor meeting
will he hcld next 'i‘huruday evening,
at which time Wiliialu Avery, of South
Norwalk, will be present to install tho’:
oiiiccrs.
~“For the land‘s salto" use iiow-l
'kcr's Fertilizers. Manuel 'l‘oro ilalcli.,
ilroadhead Wooley, Mrs. Charles
llccre and Mrs. Emily Cambridge. iill-l
cic anti aunts respoclivoiy of M rs, Wii- i
liam Volimcr. of Crescent Terrace. and i
who are on an automobile tour liu'ough
New England. stopped lit South Nor-
walk yesterday anti were guests of
(Thief and Mrs. Voilntor and family.
The several companies of thc South
Norwalk lt‘irc llepartmtmt haw, receiv-
ed invitations to attend a parado ut
Naugaluck lrabot‘ llay in honor of the
opening of a new fire houae. At their
monthly meeting Thursday night, the
Fire Police act-opted tho invitation and
voted to go on condition that tho otlr
or companies of the oily docitio to
make the trip.
wllcud it now. ()‘iiricn's adv.
Papers in an action for tlivorco
brought by Mrs. Annie it). boy. of ltiv
craltie against Emmet lt‘oy have been
filed in the Superior Court. ’l‘hoy vvorc
scrvod by lit-poly Sheriff i-icntlrio.
Mrs. Foy asks for custody of tho two
children, a boy tour yours old and girl
aged tltroc. and she asks for the right
to take her maiden name. The
grounds alleged are lncotnpatlbility
and cruelty. Mrs. Foy was Miss Auuio
E. Tompkins bolero her marriage.
The export mechanics from tho
lt‘itchhurg, M:t:<a._ Engine Company lic—
gan work yesterday on the disabled
engine at the plant of tho Woatport
Water Cotnpany. Tho mou found that
the parts needed were all made up.
anti could be installed in two or three
days. so that probably by ’l‘ucaday thf‘
ongine will be working fllziliil. 'l‘hc
Westport people were furnished with
lightn last. night, iml. tho cit-ctrlr
bulbs resembled little more lhutt can-
dies, the water’ power not. being suiti-
olont to run the plant it) its capacity,
Why pay 50 to lit)"; profit on your
still, whou you can. go‘to lx'rlogor'a and
buy your ncw spring soil at tunnuiao
turcrs' cost? (loini: there and looking
will not hurt you. '
\Vnrrcn (latter will rosiizn his poni-
iitiri an cloril ill the store of .lm-ioph
Davis, in Washington sireot, this ovo-
ning, lulti on Monday will bouin the
tIlilll‘N of u now poulllon with tho
Iliickcndorfcr ’l‘ypowrilluu company.
of Stamford. Mr. lager will no cott-
ricotctl with the Now York oillcc. but
will travel otmuidcrably Ill Rhodo
inland and the eastern part of Macau-
chuaotts. i’cicr ii‘oioy, one well-known
Honih Norwalk young; man, in in
charge of an office for this company
at St, Louie, Mo.. anti another. Charles
Finnegan, in on the road for thorn.
St. John, the boat and engine lIt'llIt
or, has received from the Clovcland
Auto iioat Mfg. Co. a car at their liloft.
launchcn. it h. p. it‘orro motor. conipiote
~ a $200 motor honl. l-ipncinl price, tit)
(lays. Sibll. Title in a bout you ahonld
inapccl. l’urticu interested may take
a ride. Look me up. Steamboat Plat-c.
'i‘omorrow. tho South Norwallt Con-
nrcuniiounl Church will hear ltcv.
Frank L. .lauewny, pautor of tho
(timrch ol' (,IIII‘INI..‘ in Dartmouth Col.
logo. at both the morning and evening
sorviccn. Mr. .laucway always proves
a welcome prouchor whenever he Vinita
tho church. At the Mon'a Christian
inquiry (“luh at. noon. Judge .lolm H.
Light will open the discussion of the
mutation. which Is. international Au-
pectn of the Future of Japan. Dr. Mac~
farlaud will preach to the alutienta of
Dartmouth College tomorrow, and is
expected home early in the Week.
SALVA'roii CHARlOTT
General Contradior
Sewer. water work. grading. mason-
ry work and rock excavation. Eati-
mates cheerfully given on all contract
work. Orders are solicited.
Tel. 816-3 26 Wood Street
nun: ilITES
of Butler .
nan mot mi. .
noosrru not
The rate sharps of the Newt Haven
road overlooked nothing in their eitort.
to increase the company's revenue
from the Operation of passenger trains.
on ahowu by further search of the
schedules tiled with the interstate
commerce corunilanion. .One ht partant
item calculated to increase receipts
from paceengerbuuinesa la a vi ry gen-
eral advance in career; baccarat; rates,
also the company has raised in rater;
for the transportation of milk from
points in Connecticut to Proildence.
The milk trains over the Btgrkshire
division into New York are held not
to be affected by this advance.
The boost in the rates on exqicaii bug-
gage. gauged by 100 pounday ranges
from live cents, the most general flirt
are, to 20 cents. although the larger
boost in made only in a few instances
and on long hauls from New you: city
to points in Maine. New Hampshire
and other northern New ngianll states
anti in Canada. The hesitant; rates
have been raised from New ork to
some points in upper Connecticut, but
the rate between the main line cities
in this atatt- and the metropolis rc-
maius the sumo. lt‘ive cents lian been
added to the rate between here and
Boston. There are. no changeii on the
baggage rates within this atatc.
The baggage rate on the New iiavon
steamboat litre as reported yesterday
will aluo be advanced .lune 1.
Regarding the new charged on the
transportation of milk into Providence
and nearby points from cities in Con
necticut there has been a bit; boonl.
This business is handled by the rally
road company in cal'loatd iota
per your and the care are
\paid for at a yearly rate.
The Connecticut cities or towns in
which the milk producers will be oi‘i'oc-
ted are (.‘olchcater, lllntit, Thompson.
Jewell, Qulnuobtiug anti \‘Viiliirnnutic.
The passenger ratc advances are so
humorous illfll all of them cannot be
:‘mcnlioned. in addition to tho ehunuos
on the main lines betWoon hero and
lNcw York over the Shore Line to
‘ New London and Providence and this
i ton and the Air Line and thc liiartfortl
:diviaiou, it is worth while mentioning
that the rules front Connecticut cities
,to Worcester, Mass. have nine been
jtickod tip live coma . The lure from
the prucipal cities in Connecticut to
Worcentor. giving the old and “W now.
follows:
New Haven .to Worcester, . .3140 a
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[ Moridou to Worcester ...... 2.05 2.00
llridgoport to Worcester. . ., Eli's $2.70
liarii‘ord to \K'oroostor ..... 3L0!) Silill
Stamford to \\'orcoslor ....$1l.;’0 skin
The fares from many h‘lilillli‘l‘ citlcn
has also hot-u advanced iivo cents.
Regarding the advance in commuta-
tlou rates it was said by an ofllcor of
the read today that this would uvor
ago about 20 per ecni. This udvancc
according to good authority ahouid
augment the grosa‘panucnncr receipts
infiel- Juno 1. about 8500.000 per air
uum.
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NEW SUNDAY TRAIN.
(‘omtuonciug Sunday. May iifith, the
Sunday train between l’ittailold and
Now York will be pill on leaving Pitts»
iioltl at 5: it) p, in., arriving South Nor-
lwallt 8:21, Stamford 8:32. New York
0:28 p, m, with stop at. lflfyth siren-i.
Effective May 20th. the train loavinst
Now York at 8:50 a. m. for li‘iltsiioltl
will make only thc principal stops
north of liantmry and arrive in i’itls-
ilold at l:3” instead of 2:03 p. ill.
South bound the train will lon.vo l’iitis
lit-id at «i lnstoud of 3:20 p. liil.. nrriv~
lug in South Norwalk on tho present
schcduio.
on the summer limo lnbio. effective
Juno 5th, South Norwnlk it: to have a
Hrain from New York at i‘IlIl p. ”1..
‘ Saturdays! Stopping hcro only to leave
pttasoncera.
PITTSBURG a ATLANTIC;
TESTS.
’l‘oslc made under tho supervision of
tho paiutors‘ association provotl that
paint mndc with metal Zinc ilxldo
CITY
tor in lasting quality to band made
pure Whito Lead Paint.
grout victory for acloullilotutiohincry-
made i.. 8‘: M. l’alnt. Every color is
lbriahi and inkling and won‘t need ro
‘ilt‘\\‘llI i'or iii to 15 yours. ll \\'ti'lll'h’ uiul
covol'p llko gold.
Sold by (than, it}. how, South Non
\Viilk: ilubin-ll it l-llnpica iidiwo. i‘o,,
Norwalk: W. S. (lnyor tit Snail. Wont
pm-t; Northrop "POI-L. Soulhptilrt.
The “Koehler '40"
[8 IN TOWN
Clancy in Appearance. with the Latent
Style Montol-ir Touring Biody.
idxlromc power on hlilrt with a ahead
of ti to till ntiicn an hour on birth gear
makea this the ideal car. ‘
iletuctubcr the speedy illlip "iiup-
mobile 20" runabout. also the reliable
Maxwell. "itivorllo :lti." ltydtw-mwiu
and Columhll.
'i"honu Mil. (ilrtll'lclt. Lilli-f». or our
new garage, 780-1.
Noiwaik Consolidated
Auto Compt'ui‘ '
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A STRONG TESTIMONli l.
From a Dillingulnhod Mite-man,
Whom Name Will Be Glien
Upon Application.
DR? DICK'S MEDICINE CO..‘
South Norwnik, Conn. ‘
Gentlemen :w j
The remedy which you liav‘ placed
upon the market in a vaittabi aid in
the cure of there ailments to which
you recommend .il. The experience
which i have had with it. in not family
leatia me. in the interest of tht. nutter-
inp: everywhere. to give it. my hearty
outiorurntcnt, and to any thit your
ciahuu for it are not too itronziy
tainted. ‘
Ur. Dick's Medicine cu‘ron illhcuiua-
tlsm, Grippo. Malaria. i
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, A warm weather necessity in a practical refilxerntor. All refrigerators
are very much alike in capacity'to hold food and ice, but in their ice saving
capacity and preserving food there il a vast difference. The White Moun-
tain and Gibson line of Refrigeratoratare famous the world over as the
very best {00d prcuervora, and they only use about two-thirds as much ice
as their clocaat con‘tpctitor. Therefore this in the kind to buy.
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Prices Range item $3.98 to $35.00
A. J. Collins Co.
Funeral Directors and Embaimers.
12-18 North Main'Street. ‘South
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DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
compsraur
retrace... Are Wanted
omce ASSISTANTB ,
Port Chester Stamford South Norwalk
«oomuomumoo
' O. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET.
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PHONE 438. NORWALK.
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WALK-OVER SHOES.
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Names of Children Who Received Rite
From Bichop Nilan.
Following are the nameanf the 370
boya and gli‘le who received the rite
of coniirtuatitut in St. Mary’s Church
ycaterda‘y :. ‘
Girls.
Margaret Mary McGuire, ,it‘lorence
Helen Kent, Rose Josephine Anglonc.
Margaret Eleanor While, Margaret
Apnea Hubbard, ltlilzabeth Mary Collin,
Minnie Il‘i'lliicen Cooke. Frances hillzau
both lt‘iedler, tirade Margaret Finch.
Katherine Elizabeth.llootlwin, Mallet
liene Cecilia ilasla. (‘lara lsabolla
Frank, iiclcn Veronica ii‘agml, Mary
Althea Mctlally. liclen Agnes Nolan.
Hillel Marie Page. Ethel lt‘raucoa
ilayca, Kathleen Agnes Tracey, Ethel
Mary Hyde, Martha Mary Agnes Por-
ehia. ilolen it‘runcen Montgomery, An»
nie Mary Carroll, Mary Frances islmith,
Elizabeth Loretta Murphy. Arman iter-
nice Sullivan, Ellen Agnes ilynan,
Phyllis iiolcna Mtzlltilrlt. Julia Made
ieino Manon, .louophlnc Mary (loggins.
Elia llolcna Naltel’ortl. Catherine Eliz-
abeth t‘oliiua, Anna Louise Collins.
Elizabeth Mary Williams. Loretta Agt.
neu itoonoy, Mary Elizabeth Iiowman.
it‘rcidtin Emma Yoppo, .iuue Francea
ii‘rcdcricktt, Mary iirldttel (Ylarkln. Hot.
on (‘alhoriuc liouicus. Anna lt‘rancea'
McKoon. Susan iicairlce Atchison: ltia
hlliznlwlh .lnnunrio, lrucy Mary Pauly
inc, Mora it‘runcea (.l‘tionnor. Anna,
Frances Monuhan, lithei Mary ltoue.‘
Frances Rose McQuillan,
Mary ti‘itriou, Mary Louise Pinball,
Alice (‘tllhorlnc Wynn. ltoanliuc Mary
Horun. l‘nlhorino Margaret Woai‘or.
licion Louise Kearney. Marion itiliza‘
both lt‘raucca iiooee. Ethel Cecilia ito«
iuayno. Mary Mat‘karet Farrell. ilelou
Margaret Mahor. it‘i'iiiit‘os Mary ilick-
ey, Ailco l‘nihoriuc ilurns, Mary idlin-
Mary Ii‘i‘ililt‘t‘s liynnn. Marie Margaret
iinsln. Mary Margarcl Alchison.
lit-ion Aunt-s Smitty, Mary Madeleine
Pair-nu. Annonl Mary bitikovtch. Jon-
nic Artnm. i'nhill. Mary
Stormiskn. t‘nthorine Antics Williams.
Elizabeth Mary (Morgans. lloatricc
(‘ulhorlno liotiiy. itintlnu I“!‘lillt‘08 Shot»
bun. Mary Alice McLaughlin. Margaret
Antics lionnoasy, 'l‘oresa Lonnie (latt-
porino. l-jiizabeth Frances Lynch. (‘athv
crino R0150 Matron, IIt'It‘Il Marie Yuri.
Apnea lloruatiettn iiaunh. t‘athorino
Francoa llorun. Mary Margaret illll'iin,
Mary Agnoa lit-Sally. (‘nroiino [Cilan-
both lh‘t‘llitlz, Mary .\lnrgurci liogan.
t‘ulhoriuo itotzinu Faulkner itcod.
lictcn Torosn Mario italchl’ortl, Alice
"inn
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(lcrtrudo ‘ ‘
ubcln Kiucciln. Alice \‘cronica lituicr. "
i‘alhorinc '
Show, namely
\\’AI.K»lfi\'ERS are
“The Big 4"
There are four rcasouts why
you should \\t;\l'
durable. \\'.-\l.K-(i\'l';ii>‘ nro
WA 1 .K OVER
comlortnblc,
\X'Ai.i\‘»(,i\’it2lts are stylish. WALK ilVlCli prions; n,o only
combined with Whito Load Wtiiu super,
’l‘hip won a‘
$3.50 $4.00 $4.50 $5.50
FLYNN 8. RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
V LINENS
The enormous quantity of housekeeping linens that went
out of the store in April left our stock rather low. We have
filled in the gaps again this week and can show you a splendid
assortment of Fine Linens for icstivc occasions.
Fine Imported All Linen Towels.
Scarfs and Squares in wanted sizes.
Monogram Towels for hand embroidery.
Five o'Clock Tea Cloths.
Damask Luncheon Sets.
Hcmstitchcd Linen Dinner Sets.
Table Linen Pattern Cloth with Napkins to match.
Doylics. Tray Cloths. etc. etc.
No need of telling you how fashionable "Linen Showers"
are. but we will note the fact that this is an occasion where
you may "shower" the June bride with dainty. beautiful, artis-
tic. serviceable linens of quality. at very little cost.
The N .fiyanCo
86 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK
We Are All Going to North’s Studio
ills .iupino l-leplna are the lineal lil‘tlllilt‘t-‘li by any proooua.
prints that have-quality and honest value.
G. S. North, Photographer
18 WASHINQTON‘BTRBFT SOUTH NORWALK
Bathrooms Co. plete
$5009.
.;
Permanent
”AT...—
)The Heating and Plumbing Co.
iiiizulu-th t‘rungit, Mary Louise livair
oski. Lut‘viia Vol'niilt‘n llronnau. Fran-
coa itontrico l’lunkclt. Angela .latuos
Monro, lit-ion Margaret l‘aulovit'li. Mll-
lll't‘tl Antics i‘utohou, Anna Frances .\‘o-
lach, Elizabeth Mary Manon. Anna
Maria Mason. Antics Anastasia Curator
to. Mill". l-Ziinuhoth l‘aftory, ltZlhol Mun
unrct ilroo. Mariana-l Agnes (loolz.
Mary Axum; Lynch. Mary I“ililil't'.\ Alo~
l‘arthy. itithcl Mario Graham, llcioti
iamplwtb l‘lunltotl. Homo l‘nut-ratia
l-‘iunitott, tilwila Margaret iialias.
Anna Mary More. Anna ltilizaboth
liaitovich, Mattinroi llcion IIPlllth‘r)’,
kl'lit‘l lituo Stillman, Mariam-t Mary
iiyau, Mary Agilvs itroislor, Rose Mary
tlttsauciit. Alain-i Frances iiuohtuau.:
-\npo Maranrol Kroisohuu-r . Aptn-s‘
tiritrutlo t'ufft’cy, i'uliiot'i‘nc \‘oronica
Manon. liintiya 'l’ct'osa lit-nucsaoy.
Mary l-‘iunr-s litloy. iloion Antics .\i;t
tromnni, I‘lililt‘t'us I,Ili'l'lifl l~‘ugan, Mary
Antics .\oouau, l'Imma Augusta Soy»
moor. ’i‘orca‘u Marital-oi Sulltynn. Ellen ‘
i-Tiizni-oih 'i'ovtc, Mary ’l‘otosn Noland
.‘.lury l‘athoitno linitlor. Mary \ltlrlltttl
iit-nty. .Iti'illl‘ Mary liaulngorn. limo
Lucy l‘ltit.~iintio, .iulta Mildred Aquino-2
\ittiy Auu'luatu l‘ilris‘iinno, i-‘rant‘os:
l'Tlht-l l-‘iica. Mlltii'i'll l‘nrnaliua it‘llos.‘
Marnill'ot t‘hristntnu lint-its, \Illi't't‘iill
.\inry littrbs. .‘yiutlc t'ocrlln Nolan. i~2ti~
nu Mary lloonoy. itulii isubolia Smith.
l'llliit‘l‘lllt‘ Louis 'l‘iornoy, Marina in»-
iorua ilurns. Margaret Yoronicn iiarly.
Alb-c Looticila llnnlon, Sarah Art-u
min i‘owt-ll, Mary I.tlllI:-‘o' llioitian, \‘cr-
ouicn llonnra McNamara. (‘ttlherinc
irouo do Halon liuuh. lion» Murgarol
\\'intora. l‘ntlwrino Antics ill-own, Mary
Elizabeth l‘uvanngh. ’l‘crcsn Amil‘fi
Siriinnitn. irouo iiarrict \I‘ionitt-holski.
Iloiou Margm'oi McCarthy, Mary tilt/tr
both Mcl‘nvlhy, iluth Axum Fluid”.
Margaret Mario l‘eyion. .‘Ilil‘iliil'vl
lit it’ll Wood, itlsthor I“l’iilit'ct< lioulour.
lit-lop Mano tloidricit. ldlbci Mary Mn
mp, l’ttuiluo Mary i'nttlmlt‘h, Nora
Marv trot-ring. lloicn Marlo Sulltynn.
Matt .iottoplilnc Aquino, ltoac ’i‘ororn
Nttitit i-thol Aunoa l‘inrkou. it‘runco.»
Loro'tzi Smith. liorirutio I'lllizolllll Koal-
iup. l'athorino ilolono tlruy, Hopiitc
itcion \\‘lonachoiiaki. tierirudo .‘lury
ilyuu. Marie iiclou Sat-yepkownki. Lil
iluu Margaret London. Anna (iorirutlc
ltitboionbnt'li, lll'lcu Mary l‘nrrnli. Alit'o
t‘vooliu l’rondorkust, Aulli‘M Mnrpurcl
Sioigoruulti. Mary Antics Mt-l‘arthy.
\lur) l‘llhoi livnn. \inticiolno Zita Stol-
uorwuid, itlliznbt-th l‘bt'lhlltic l'oworn,
itlllztihoih Loretta ltooa, Mary Jillzn
both lit-vino. IIl‘iiIll \‘orunlcn ilnnl.
Mildred l‘atlu-rlno tilioolinu, lI‘iorI‘nco
irouo lit-pry, irouo iloatrico tiriutlrod.
Mlltii‘oil (‘oct-Iin iilirly. Alvillil Apical
Lttwaon, Mary Margaret linincy. Mar-
uuroi Mary ilalncy, Mary l‘tiihoriuo
Multovioh. Mary Anna ilrt-uncu, <
Boyn.
’l’hu boyn uumiwrcd i722. an tuiluwk;
.iohu Joacph Murray. l’ltiiip .iunoph
Duran. William .Ioncph Powell. lionaiti
Alfred lirtty. llidwartl .ioaoph McHuliy.
imulu Aloyuiun Bantu, lit-ury .imwpn
\‘tueont Mnnnhan, li‘rciierlck 'i‘homnu
Iloonry. t-lnrullclti .luucph iiuruu, it‘alt
ward livorull illtocluln. William lit-pry
Hickey. Fl‘lilii‘l'li‘k lauronoo Callahan.
James it‘rancla Edward Curnyn. .loso
oph lt‘rnucia Farrell. IItJI'kWOIl it‘raucia
hogan, John itidwnrd ltooiioy. i-lunh
.lomuic llonncily. John Stephen Riley.
Ullilll'l .iouapb Dcorlntt. Joitopii 'i‘liour
as Sherwood. Edward Maurice lli‘ltiw
coll, Carlyle Bernard Schultz. .iohu
Wilfred McMahon, Edward laurenuc
McBaily, Thomas James Mclllone.
James Edward Kearney, Jamel: Cletus
Manner. John Henry Michael Loon-
urti. Winnifreti Joseph Mnlln. James
Vincent Nolan Harold Frances Mc-
tr» 4.... 14.;
33 ”Alli. Sill-TWOI‘WABK
M“Alrattdyan‘dauceltare 'hcint‘z‘luiltcti nil.“ Minty lit-inn T. llaiehiorti. who is a
for the shore. The Happy Six are the l mutton: or LmIrt-iiou Academy. Mil-
iirut organization to definitely an ford, Conn. him resumed her studies
pounce a dance at the r‘cbuill itotou t after a tow tin'ya' vacation in Norwnilt.
i’olul flitilcllln pavilion. 'i‘itt-y iii‘tlpmu" Mink itatchiorti want one of the many
iuJuwc one there on Friday cvettiug.i roelpiouta of continuation at all.
June iird. Mary‘s Church youtorday.
llovcrn. boo l‘t‘rancla llitni. Joseph
lionry Aloyulua Troy, John Patrick
O‘Neil. Haivalor l’cicr .lnnunrio.
(icorae Vincent timitit. i'cter Anthony
i’aullnc. 'l‘homna Philip liorhevich.
Robert Edward iiurnn. Len Francis
linker, .iortcph F‘t'tmclu i’anlovlrh. Au»
drew .ioaoph t'uurl, i'hnrlett lienry
Court. liklwnrti .iamon Eamon. intiwnrd
.inttoph ilouuonay. William» Joseph, Sula
llvnn, John Vincent (Juicer, '1' endure
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50c Wash Belts.
25c
200 new Wunh liclts; regu»
iarly 50c. On tulle ........ 250
See Window Display.
$5 and $6 Hats,
52.98 '
'l‘rimnictl Hats: values
$5.00 and $0.00, On sale to:
day .............. , ..... $2.98
Sale of Shapes
LESS THAN ye Pntcis.
815:0 Shapes ................ 69::
$12.00 Shapes .............. $1.29
$2.00 in This Lot.
Neckwear, 25c
A new line of iratiioa' Neck~
wear on sale tonight ...... 25c:
. ..
Jo
10c an. Net’s", a
All citation on
N eta
sale. large
..... ................60
Skirts, 980
Very special, linen color and
while. On sale ...........
98c
Children’s Dresses._
98c
i
6 T0 14 YEARS.
A fine line of Drcuaes, in
white lawn and gingham“:
Dresses; value $1.25 ...... 98c
50c Kayser Gloves.
39c
Again tonight you can buy
Knyser and it‘owncs Silk
Gloves, instead of 50c, at.39c
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bail looks or for use on old or poor
tin "Century Compound."
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Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
But the preparation called "Neverieak" is not suitable for stopping
The above toatiniony was given under oath at the injunction hear.
lug in tho Stamford Court, April 11,1910.
We offer tingltcntury Compound at 50c T’ER GALLON and guar-
antee all roofing work for three years.
The Century Roofing 8: Manufacturing co.
8'3 WASHlNGTON 31 near.
roofs, and not as lasting or durable
The H
arch 8: Bailey
Cm
SOUTH NORW ALK, CONN.
MILL TEL. 46-).
YARD TIL. 46-2.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window Glass of every description.
Strait Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wooden Gutters, two sizes.
"Lincoln“ Asphalt Fabric Rooting,
warranted.
One, two and threeply Tar Paper.
Slalcra‘ Paper.
Sheathing and Builden' Paper.
Hair insulating and Deateninx Papers.
IF YOU ARE THINKINGABOUT PAINTING. YOUR
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
II:\l'l‘_\ h‘oipuson. Augustus .‘\(Iillli‘*‘.
.lobn .icroiuinh .loacpb iiauion. llt‘nr}
Will‘liliii Milior, John Andrew Roy»
utour. Alexander .lom-ph Muro, 'i‘hom-
v- .louvrb llougnn, .lunioa it‘t‘uucia i‘nl-
laban, .inutos Michael Monroo, William
.Iyll-ll‘llil l‘arroli. Viol-out JUM‘IIII it‘lti»
tort)" Sicplton it‘rttnvin Kubun. Alfred
.lo:~cpli Murphy, (looruo l-Idwtlrti
lirown. John .Iuhl‘llii Muivny, (‘harlok
.loucph linrnou, .lot‘oliiluli Joseph L'ul
Iliiliill, (‘lirinlophor Viuccui Shochun.
William Joseph Mullen. Philip 'l‘ltonmu
lloodwin, .lolin .lonopli Mt'Nalloy. Jill.“
oph i'nirloit lluonoy, (llivt-r i'orry Alp
'iIl‘l‘W Locklutt‘t. John lk‘voroit M'cNor
pcy, it‘runt-ln Joseph li'llrlnn. John
.oauph it‘urroii, Edward John .ioaoph
.‘i‘rtu cy. John Joseph i-liwohnu. (‘irarlou
Edward l‘nllaimn, ‘l'lioiuna .lnmou Mur-
phy, llouln .itmoph (foiiina. Melvin
.loacpit tioltirlclt, Thomnu i’billp lluily.
William Jouoph liowun. Alfred .loucph
llrt-iclor, l‘uuiuni i’cloi' Htcpiudlnt'lt.
It‘t'unt-ia .ioacplt i-‘ruito. Jutucu .lmtcpit
liobarhlt-ro, it'runcin .Ittt-ti‘ilil llnticr. All
thony Amircw iinnau. John Edward
it'uhau. Alfred .Iiiiilt‘rl Noaiino. tiooruo
l-‘tauoia Mokioy, Wiiiltuu’ ‘i‘homna
li’liricn. ilmrlol it‘t-anciu (foreman.
.iuhn .loiwph Kent. Harold .ltuwph
.icimuon. Raymond .iorcph Manner.
John Patrick Maulok. 'l‘homaa h‘rnuclc
lizickoy, (fliarioc it‘rnnciu Militia, Wily
ilam Francis l’l‘nnkett. Donald Thomas
Powell, John Peter Kliloy, (‘harieo
Patrick German. John Joseph Moll»
honey, James Patrick lmtmartl. Elic-
phcn Charles Cli‘atte. .iullua l’ani
limit-k, Jamel! Edward Powem. .lnlm
lmnrenec Kelly, Thom“ William
Ryan, William Jmph cromy. Thomas:
Francis Carroll. Viotdrlziohn the Map
liar liolrarbtcvi, William .loacph
o‘hloii. Arthur Eugene Riley. William
Vincent. Kennedy, Jammy Thomas Mul-
voy. James Joseph Brown. John Jott-
upii Paliuitau. Itanlei Leo Warren.
liunh Patrick Matron, William Thom.
mt lionri, ereph Francis tAwmutto
Joyce. Edward Joseph Flahcrty, John
LUTHER M.WRIGHT'S
NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS.
Alphoimm Wrtpporiicld. Joscph Thunlt
an Rtilly, Vinccnl .lonu‘a M‘Qllllllm.
irvnm .lunivn t‘mtncy. Fraucla Joseph
l'oouoy. ticorao .lamcu llavuxan. Will
Iliilli .loaoph Hamilton. .ioim Heiiry
'l‘nylor, .lmumt Joseph Arnold Drilcoii.
.Illlilt‘il William Duffy. l.ouia Clement
('lfatio, .loacph l‘ntrlck Connor.
tilutrloa Edward lirlucoil. William Eti-
ward Francis liowmau. F‘runeiii Rt)“
“rucnd IA'Olllil‘lI, Frederick John 001*
line. it‘ranclu ’i‘linolhy iiyrnca, George
lllcliard Lune, Jflflii'i-l Matthew Orealh.
Thoutmt .Il’)ttl“|lii Riordan Paul Thomas
fl‘ol‘py, John .ieuoph Callahan. tibrltlto»
illit‘i‘ .imtoph licerlny. William Joseph
l'allnluiu. ’l‘bmnnk .ioneph Whone. Wil-
liam .iouoplt lint-ry. Thorium Francis
lt‘uuun. .lumcu .iuaoph l’inhcli. Wan-
l'iu .ionopii l’nnloviclt. Edward Michael
linrry. llttltt-rl .lalnca ilciinculy. 301”
until .iamon Wcafcr. William Nltthflf
hogan, John Joneph flurry, 'Aiit. any
.itmnph Bantu. Luke Joneph A no.
l‘iifford iloury iincitloy. Joaratidfl‘
cplt Mlllcr, Frederick 'i‘htuntui iteration
My. lmuin Joseph l’tirciill. Marlin VI!)-
t-cnt licimcany. Frederick George fill"
child. Francis Joacph Gallagher. RI!-
motul .lmtcph 'ilcynolda. mm
lunrglt Weed, l’llllluWui‘d WWI“!
Michael ityan. Course italwy ”their.
FiBH COMMIIIIONIR HIRE
Secretary K. Hart door the Gun at
Game erdln Smith.
til. Hart Gear. of Hadiyrne. (it... an»
rotary of the State Commission of
rich and (in , was the guest of
airline Warden ’libur F. Smith. yellow
ay. '
'i‘bt- viail was in connection with this
inhaler itching indnatry in this vicin-
ity. which bids fair to exceed in limit:
her of fishermen ny previous your. > ;’
A visit out p Id to the mogul”;
itivcr that tho cnnuntcainner ifilfifit
better underpaid condition the“ 1-..-
lnting to the smell aching.
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