i
russnhflksv to, xgi‘o
. v—
. minor
Ruffled**Curtains
hit 390. 500 and 750 a! pair
Sash Curtains, - - 25c a pair
E. K. BANKS
mutton-mo: north. ILOIIK.
tours meow LK.
li‘iiililii
EVENING OEEINIL: TELEPHONE
92 Z—Nom Dop-rtmont
92- 3~Bullncu Depurtmeni
~44-2—Brlnch Office. Norwalk
890 -Edltor'| Relidenoo
YBQ-B—Cly Editor'l Residence
Miss Alice Pomeroy. of Academy
street. is spending it. few days in New
York city as the guest of friends.
The regular meeting of the directors
of the South Norwalk Club will be
held on Tuesday evening, nt, 8 o'clock.
Miss Edna Howard, of the. Mt. St.
Joseph Seminary, lirirti'ord, has been
visiting the post few days in Nor~
wslk.
Hugh Cook. driver for the Pioneer
Hook and Ladder Company. of Non
walk, Is ill again. This time the ill-
ness is caused by rhcumutls‘m.
Rev. Stephen F Chernitzky. ofSoutii
Neiiiitlk, will conduct services for the
Hungarian people of St. Peter' s (‘iitlio-
lic perish in Dhnbury on Saturday.
—»Read it now. , O'Brien’s adv.
A rehearsal of the play. The. Time of
His Lite." will be held every evening
this week and tomorrow evening the
.Igbert Club orchestra will relieiirse
with the cast.
. The marriage unnoiinceinent oi
.lumcs Murray and Miss Mary MeNnily
and also that of Joseph tlruiubley and
Miss .lOsepliiue Basin was made in Si.
Mari' s Church Siimlui.
(‘nr 177 all 2 o'clock yesteidiu utter
afternoon blew out a fuse as it was
near the high school building. The
car was in charge of Conductor Ennis
and was soon under way tinnin.
~ Plowing. burrowing. l‘Ollii
trucking. ltsymond lti'os.
Anthony Rurku. uud Miss Katherine
Vilnmsliii Wt‘l‘t‘ unitediii murriiirze lit.
St. M:Li‘,\"s church at l oil-lock Sunday
afternoon. A reception followed at.
the home of the groom lifter the cere-
mony.
Jack llrndley,
work.
the populiir runner of
Chestnut. street, South Norwnlk, lind
the misfortune to breiik his nose
while engaged in a grime of blisebtill.
Saturday afternoon ills many friends
are sorry to lenrn of his piiiiiful acci-
dent. llr. iliirnell set the bones.
Icorge W. Collin. Jr, for several
years employed by Raymond & Son,
and who recently passed his exnniiufr
tioiis successfully for cmbnliniiis. be-
gun the duties of It new position yes"
tertlny iii-i (‘nlllilllllt‘l' and funeral direc-
tor for li‘lynn & Smith, of Hartford.
Mrs. Aaron Witmeyer. of South
Norwnlk~ was a guest. of her sisters :it
Lockwood t‘orners nnd lligh ltidnc.
for the past Week. and brought her
nieces, Mrs. Frank and llclle Lock-
wood. home to South Norwulk. to
spoilt Sunday. They returned to Lock
wood Corners yesterday.
.lohii Tierney, of Glover's shoe store,
in Wall street. bad the misfortune to
cut his finger quite budly yosterdny
:iit'erliooii, while testing the edge of n
Ienlln'r-ciiltiiin knife. The injured
member wns dressed in tiie ill‘tlll. store
iind loiluy is much improved IllliltlilKll
it. pnins him considerably.
So tempting n morsel its ii bnskei of
lettuce lictltis \vns left exposed to view
of a wise old horse on Mniu street. this
morning unil before he was discovered
ht‘ hurl notion iiwiiy with iibout six
ilt‘tliifi. 'l'ili‘ horse stood i‘iu‘lnfl. the let“
lure in the New York Grocery t‘our
pnny's “upon. and could you liltiltlt' the
lltil‘l-li",'
(lid Well Lodge, No. lint, li‘. iilnl \-
M. lliin‘ been invited to visit Si.
John's Lodge. No, ii, of Norwiiik, on
the evening of Mny litib Illlii witness
the conferring or the M. M, degree by
punt masters of” Si. .Iobu‘s Lodge.
Members of (lid Well lmlue will lulu~
cur from in front of the lodge room iii
7:30 o'clock p. in.
Auction Saturday. I p. in.
iiolds‘ storage,
ory l‘lnt‘c.
Sentinel,
bnio Suturdny night it ninu minted
lltmueriy reported to Hpeellil Police.
mini Htrykur find two ltpi'liiliwimd
men named Selln unil 'I‘oiul ilittl tis-
siiiiitcd him. The ruse With it ruliwr
indefinite one iind there iuive been no
iirrosts, tbouuh the. limiter Iius been
taken up with Prosecutor Attorney
William 1". ’l‘amiuiiiiy.
.i. .l. (lornifl. spoeiiil ripuiit of tin-
l’hm'nix insurance t‘onipiiiiy, of linri.
ford. was in town this morning. and
libido ii prompt iuid sutlsfiioiory Dill‘
"Will of iiisurnnce covering on aim-k
or L'I'ilill. etc. of“ .l. “’fllinlltl Mairvin.
under lusurnnci» policy Its Issued by
the .l. M. buynm ht t'.o., the, llllttli‘liiit‘l‘
nueney. l-‘irriber tiiiiuiiiuuuiis will in-
tuiuie by the Nitlili‘ iigeney tomorrow
. lime you read ti‘itrlcn‘s niiv.
'l‘wo ooinpnnlott. l Itllli it. 'i‘weniy-
ninth rudiment, llnlfed Hintes Illt‘mr
try, lirrlved ni New Haven Hittiirdny
from tiovernor‘s isttind. und are
minim-ii at. the suite riitc riimte in Iiirutf.
linven. They will have ii thirty diiyit'
inriiot practice there. living on rogu-
lnr nriny rations. and when they re
turn to post two other communes will
ill Itey-
Main Hil't‘t‘l :iiid (trot;-
Soc stir. in tomorrow's
'come on for practice,
m. . -~~*-l~ g... qu “lug-M-
SALVATOR CHARIOTT
General Contractor
Bower. miter Work. grading, maidens
ry work iiml melt execution. Esti-
mates cheerfully Iziven on all contract
work. Orders are solicited.
'lel. 8163 26 Wood Street
.nwm w -..
w... -m. «L... .«w...
Rogers 6}. Stevens have soulothin to
say to young men in their adv. I
Miss Laura A. Wilson. of North ave.
l‘i'uekhas secured a position in New
or .
Unitas Tribe, Improved Order of Red
Mien}. will hold ii regular meeting to
'1 8h
Spaniel prices nmomen‘s ten the
lords and pumps. See adv. of Max
Levy.
Specials in children's specials at the
Mini; store. The adv. will give you
prices.
~~Cemont walks and curb.
Bros.
Butler lodge. N0. 97. 0 O. P.
will hold a. rchcnrsul of the first do-
grce tonight
Alden Salmons has gone to Roscoe,
Sullivan County, New York for a
short ”sojourn
Knhnoriii Encampment,
Thursday night and four
will receive initiations.
Ollt' Brrithers' Lodge wot-fled the
first. degree. on several candidates at
their meeting last evening.
A new line of pretty pnrnsols will
be found nt 'I‘i'istraui & ‘Hytittz's. 'I‘lie
adv. will tell you about them.
licnry l. Smith. of West. street, who
has been seriously ill for several
weoks, is able to be about nguin.
Mrs. Frank J. Briidbury, of llnyview
avenue. has returned from a several
months' trip to San Francisco, Cull-
fornin.
The lsidies' United Wliist Club will
meet, on Thursday afternoon with Miss
Edith Vrooln at. her home in Senside
pint-c, East. Norwslk.
'I‘lie IAIIIIOS' Aid Society. of the
South Norwalk Methodist Church, will
meet to new tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock at the church.
llunford & Brooks have such faith
in the Warren-Detroit, unit) that they
have entered one for the Snake. iiill
climbing contest. Sec udv.
Washington Lump No.11 Patriotic
(lrdei' Sons of America, will hoid,n
inciting this etching at which time
there “ill be special business.
Raymond
will meet.
candidates
Thinner. opticinu, Stamford, does
not claim to furnish you with new
eyes. but he will prescribe the correct
glosses. St‘c adv. ill today‘s issue.
Miss liihnrlie Pohlmiiu, oi‘ the office
of Keogh dz, Cornice. lilis returned home
from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. ’l‘lieo-
dore 0. Olsen. lit l’hilnticlphlii ntul Ai-
lnntie City.
-—~Squabs for sale. A. W,
Itownu street. I'liist Norwnlk.
A. linrris who recently moved his
Iron and moist luminous from Roy-
mond street to tilt Witter street. is
having sheds erected especiiilly iiiiiip
ted to that business.
Arthur lioyt experts
speed liiullcli Allegro in
for the season iodny.
l't it‘t‘. .3
to put his
eonunission
Since last sea-
son the Allogi'o bus been iliil'tl with it
much lieiivlei‘ engine bed ihun sln- pre-
viously hnd.
Owing to the inci‘ense of business.
George H. Thinner, the- Stumford op-
ticinn, has ndded three more men to
his stuff of help: F. E. ltowiunii, of
iloston: [3. r2. Lind. of New York, and
iAiwreiice Keiser. of New \orit.
Forty-six years ago lust night,
\‘ill A, Smith, of ()sboru nvenue,
veterun miller unil poi-i. wus wounded
in front of l'eiersburp. \‘n. tie bin.
written it poem of his personltl (‘Kllt‘l‘~
fence on thnt night. which he will pub
lish in Suturdny‘s Evening Sentinel.
In l‘eniisylmliin the eighteenth of
hilly is observed ns "Pi-lice tiny." The
children of the public schools in I’hilii-
delphin nre brought together to listen
to nddresscs. Aiiron (‘uilcr l‘oburn.
t‘iil
the
of the i'hiliidclphin Divinity School.
hits been invited to deliver on:- of
them.
Mrs i‘. ll. (‘oolitlgo rind nephew
Wuri'eii Wotxiwiird, who tire on ii trip
nround the world, here siiiely reached
liiilin, word bnving been received from
them by friends. From one point where
they stopped lu llllilll. a souvenir pout
curd \vus sent showing a different
method of street sprinkling tiuiii in
vogue here. Natives were using lintid
sprinkling pots.
'i‘he t‘ivli' League will hold its route
iili’ ineclini: on l’I'iiliiy'. Mu) liltli. ill 3
o’clock. ill the town t‘llili'i room. The
feature of the Ili'il‘l’litltlll will be iin ilti
dress by Wilbur F. Smith. mune wuin
den foi- I"Ilii'iit‘lii t'oiiiity. Mr Hillliil
is un eloquent speaker and has it most
important subject to prcesnt. This In
ilie day of consecmtiuii tind reenpni
lion of our oblignilou to Ilitllll't‘, Ililil
priii-tlt-iil fuels I‘ILIIIIIII be too lllili'il
vnipiuisized. 'l‘liose \tiHilIIIl:
Mr. Hndih iiiltl‘lltl come early in order
to secure splits. '
To Buttercra from Malaria and La-
Grippe.
to Iu-iil‘
An overindiilnenri- in bathtub hi the
shore hint summer filled my system
with tiiiilni‘iu. Iillli during iilt‘ onrly pitl't
of the winter I looked spirit'unii vigor.
Ilr. [lit-it's Medicine has bnnhdied the
Miilnrln nnd thus for bus HIIVNI III"
from lAlUI‘illIli' which find recurred
three ymrs lint-empiveiy.
'l‘lum writes :1 ciergyninn Well known
lo the people of Norwalk.
18 IN TOWN
Ginny In Appoamioo. with tho L-tut
Iiylc Montclair Touring Body.
Extreme pnwur on hills with ti spend ,
of I to 60 miles an hour on high gear
makes this the idem our.
Remember the speedy little "nup-
mohile 20"‘i‘IIIIAliotIt. also the robotic
Mamet]. "ltlverlte 30."
and (‘olumblt
i
'Phoiie Mil. onovmn 2415. or our _.
new garage, 733-4
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
; The “Koehler 40”.
l
Ryder-newts .
J
w»... .. “my”... mm
. ,A warm weather necessity is a. practiculi refrigerator. All refrigerators
are very much alike in capacity to hold food and ice, but in their ice saving
capacity and preserving food there is 0. vast difference. The White Moun-
tain and Gibson line of Refrigerators are famous the world over as the
very best food prescivers and they only use about modulus us much too
as their closest competitor. Therefore this is the kind to buy.
Prices Range from $3. 98 to $35 00
A. J. Colitis Co.
Funeral Direét0rs and Embiiiniers.
L248 North Main Street. South Norwalk. Conn.
—— m“, m.“ m
DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
Al: MERRILL COLLEGE
WT Are Wanted
BOOKKEEPBRB
STENOGRAPHERS
Stamford South Norwalk
OFFICE AOSIOTANTS
Port Chester
O. B. J acksOn
Optician .
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
as WALL OTREET.
PHONE 438. NORWALK.
MW“.«OW
W
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WALK-OVER SHOES.
“The Big 4”
There are four i'eusoiis why you should “our WAIdLUVEIi
Shoes. namely ,
‘ WALK-(WERS are durable, WALKIIVICIIS lire i-oiiifurlnbie.
\i’Al.l(-tl\’laiti~l are stylish. WAI .~l( OVER. prior s it!" only
$.350 $4.00 $4.50 $5.50
F LYNN & RYAN
90. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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 fills week and can show you a splendid
assortment of Fine Linens for festive occasions.
Fine Imported All Linen Towels.
Scarfs and Squares in wanted sizes.
Monogram Towels for hand embroidery.
1. iv: 0 Clock Tea Cloths.
Damask Luncheon Sets.
Hemstitched 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 “showcr” the lime bride with dainty. beautiful artis—
tic. serviceable linens of quality. at very little cost.
The N.E.RyanCo
86 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK
We Are All Going to N0rth’s Studio
ills .lupine Ht‘lliitu run the finest produced by «My lll‘tlvouu.
prints thnt Iiuve (nudity and honest value.
G. 8. North, Photographer
Permanent
78 WAIHINOTON STREET OOUTH' NORWALK
Bathrooms Complete
isoir
”AT“
The Heating and Plumbing (30.
23 mos shim. NORWALK
u, . til.
, relied Birth in not tuition fiiirniiiire of crystal roundup good
by the iiuioun iilspinv of order thnt ml for ninbm‘nle evoliiiiu gowns. and It is
well heroines inir pnlci sislei t-tlio' i‘ltpi‘t'iltiit bountiful niidri hitifioiul
hlmuid hold to the monotone efforts iillili where iin Itiislon is genuine null
Which iiiruiill very shun-Lulu] indeed Iuis not the tinsel look iluu then:-
considered better by :‘tJIllt' oi the on. White bits prrnri‘it underdin: glare. of
thorlties. J: tnoon-dny.
‘ brown tlirnsiior Cumiinn wrnn.
"SALIK EVENING SEN:
WOMAN SAYS SHE
' WAS HEATER AIlD
Tells Police She Was floti-
ball by 4 Highwaymen.
IIRIIKIEPOII'I‘. Mil lO.-—-While afl-
Bisliop wns ciiptmed by four blxitwtly‘
was beiiten. robbed and left by the
wny side until the arrival of the auto
pntrol with Patrolman Herb and
O Neil She has been sent to Lake-
vieiv home pending further Investixa‘
tion of the police.
With one eye completely closed as
'the result of medication she had re-
ceived and her hair matted with
blood she. told it pitiful title of her
experiences of the night.
that she was endeavoring to run
,this city from Fairfleid and expected
to become the bride of ’l‘lioniiis Casey
iwhen she arrived. ,
She was demoted ill the West End
,by four men and according to her
story. led to- what they told her wus
3o pink She tilrlif‘d a huge bug in
which she siiid liiid been :i sit”; but.
a new silk tlless and ii pair of patent‘
‘ienthei pumps. When the five ar-
rived iii Hench‘s woods darkness was
Approaching flilti she bud trouble in
keeping the road.
to trike her to (itisey's
tinned to lend her until the darkest
tiny grabbed her, threw her to the
up the hair, shr- w’hs
tier-iii unconscious by
benien. lien-
tliu blows she
read while the binbwnylnen
bud been pitched in the bug.
Willium Stowe passed the
mirly yesterdiy afternoon iiml
. the woman lyiniz beside the mud. lie
itbhurhi Ilizil she with iiiioxiciitcd Illlti
it‘tlllllllllliit‘tlit‘tl with police iiei‘iviqonr-
tors. The unto patrol was sent to the
scene with Officers Herb and O‘Neil
They found film the woman was in
n pitiful condition Iilltl hurried her to
., lieudqiiuriers.
I The experiences of lili‘
ileiiily drove her
place
so w
ulnht evi‘
teiuporniily insane
tf‘oi- she illiliit' rush statements con»
'ccruini: her minim: iiizirrlnue to
,t‘nsey whom she claims is it msiilcni
of the North End.
She wiis thin-u to luikm‘iew
‘Ipeudiuu further investigation,
home
' , ___
i ~~Mosi (ilsilniiriug skin eruptions.
fsctofuln pimples rushes etc. are due
to impure blood. In: rdnck Blood lift
you t‘lenr-cyetl.
skinned.
clear-bruined. clear
‘.
NORWALK BIRD CLUB.
Game Warden Wilbur F. Smith Again
Chosen President.
The r.» tenth nupiliil llll“‘tlllI: of the
\orAuII; lliid Hun was held last night
tit lilt‘ home of (‘hurles Qulnim'd. 143
Mill“ strut-t. Norwnlk. Officers for the
tour were elected he follows:
President“Wilbur l-‘ Smith
View l‘i‘esixlent .‘tilns llill'd
Secretory » ~-.\ltss Jennings.
'l‘rensurer i'. A Qllilll'll‘il,
'llie Niii'wulk llird elub wus formed
,uith n two‘iold object, to study the
illlil life of The Norwniks. and to work
for it better protection for the soul:
‘bbds. illitl in both these directions they
lune been sinuully successiul. und .iii
the present tinn- our town stands close
to the top. if tioi iii the top of these
towns working for bird ptuieelitui
i "ilie t'llill has been siiii-essful in
i bringing some of the best lecturers on
lbiids in the eon try to our town. and
l hns done good wo it among the schools.
and this with no nriive enforcement
|of the inns has made our town one
or the surest piuees in the Mute for
inn-u life.
Much \‘Iliililillt‘ dutii bus been i-ol-
. ii‘t'lt‘ti iibout local birds rind iii the pnst
‘A’t‘lil' a list oi one hundred Itliil forty
tiiITeri-ui \tirii‘tius of birds wiis identi-
fied, either us pet-nutrient residents, oi
‘iis piissiui; iiiigi'nuts.
| >\ii iiieti of some of the best finds
, niiionu the rttrc birds is the nesting of
ii pnlr of rough wlui; swallows each
,vrur in the north purl of the town.
hood-id nnrbh‘i‘s ni'sliuu ill Silvt-riiiitie,
p'riiirie and woruroiitini: Will‘lllOI‘s
breeding. as well in: the ('(It‘tlill’lil \vren.
slid the (it‘t‘ill't‘Iii‘t‘ oi’ the liolislnw spun
row, one of ”It“ rnrrst of “Will itil'ii‘t.
Horned inrits oeeur regularly on ”W
tireiii Mursb in winter. us well its tin,-
itltuw biintlmts. and occasionally the
Ipswich spurt-ow breeds and the l‘lilil-
per mil as Well,
One of the turnout colonies of the
liitlck~erowueti night herons nest each
year within the limits of tile town. iinti
another in the town of Westporl. A
pair of red-bended wnmipeulters have
tiled within a few minutes of the ninth
,streei of the city for some Iillli‘. and
jut llll' present time two pnrtlnlly while
iiostbnt,
t The check list for April ulion‘eii sixty
species seen iiiid \t'ei'e: (‘nninlii comm,
herring null. In‘eni blue heron, iiiin'lt-
:t‘rt‘lwlltlti night heron, wood I‘Ilt‘k, \t'il
son's unlpe. spotted stindblper. iiunil.
t‘lill‘lt‘ti grouse. iiiontnliin dow. Iuiti'itli
hnwk. nllitI‘Il-Niiillllt‘ti iIIka, (“imper'n
hnwk. rmiuniiouldurml linwk, sparrow
Ituwii. osprey. grunt. horned owl. klnu-
lishrr. hiilry '\\‘tltiiipi‘t',koi‘. downy wood.
pecker. redrlicmlmi wmuiprciier. flicker.
phoebe. blue .iiiy. crow. urciin‘crnnted
flycatcher. starting. new bird. red-wing»
ed black bird. meadow lurk. purple,
granitic. gold Ilncli. English sparrow.
whiiwthronteii spurrnw. tree sparrow.
hung sparrow swamp sparrow. fox
sparrow. ubhtvinli. burn swallow black
and white Warbler. myrtle warbtor
Louisiana water thrush, cat bird
house
,wr‘en. brown creeper. white-lirensiad
nuitmtrh. chittntitiie. rtihyrrowuuil kind
IN. nliveahneked‘ihriisti. hermit illl‘tlitli.
robin. blue biril. blnrlt illicit
Law»...
KING MANUALg’iéE/AVES FOR LON‘
lliHIION. him In Killg Munuri it it
today for London.
aw.
.. ”mm—“Mmmu. M... r
LEFT F00 DEAD .
ers. Eannie Bisoor. of Fairilritli ,
'iii’llVQIiIlg to ranch t a city fiom F‘nlr- ‘
field Saturday evening Mis. Ronnie, .
men near Bench' 3 woods, phe says. She ’
She claimed.
She asked the men;
, but. they eon—
pnri of the woods was reached. ’l‘horc;
mound uml when she refused to We"
lliltl received she fell down beside the,i
inude .
their escape inking the lirticles which '
‘. ters is a cleansing blood tonic. Makes ‘
robtiis nt‘c known unit iiiolmht to be I
chipping spnrrow,'flelii spurroiv. innumi
PAGE THREE
We Are Shoutingp special Line of Children’s.
Misses' and ‘Ladiea’ Lingerie“ Dresses.
Children’s Dresses,_$1i.25 ‘t0 $6
Ladies’ Dresses, $2.85 ”to .38”
CALL IN AND SEE THEM
MINTZ’S
New Idea
Patterns,
I 100
New Idea
Patterns,
Century Compound
Stops Leaks” on Tin or Shingle Roofs
But the preparation called “Neverleak" (is not suitable for stopping,
bad leaks or for use on old or poor roofs, so not us lusting or durable
its “Century Compound."
"i‘lic nbove testimony was given under both :it the injunction hear-
ing in the Stamford Court, April 11,1910.
We offer the Century Compound at 50: PER GALLON and guar-
iintec nil routing work for three years.
The Century Roofing & Manufaéiuring Co;
83 WASHINGTON S‘l REET.
I
t
The Hatch 81 Bailey CO
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
MILL TEL. 46-3. YARD TEL. 482.
Lumber and Mill W0rk for Everything
fr0m a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES .
Window Gloss of every description. One, two and thrae~ply Tor Paper.
Sash Weights and Cord. Slaters' paper.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two sizes. Sheathing and Builders' Paper.
"Lincoln” Asphalt Fabric Roofing.
warranted. llsir Insulating and Desfeninz Plum.
~_-_m
AUTOMOBILE
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M. WRIGHT S
NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS.
.........-. A- - _._ “NJ. «-.-.._.~.... ..
Extra SpeCIal @
150
600
The Great A&P Tea C0mpany
I24 WASHINGTON 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK.
FREE DELIVERY. Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p: m.
Fancy Maine Potatoes, 3 Peck, - -
Fancy Maine Potatoes, a Bushel, - -
TEL NO. 909
II‘ IS 3'IIME 'IO FURNISH IOUR PIAZZA WITH
Porch Shades, Chairs, Rugs and
. HammOCks
Our stock is huge niid vnrleii. bill we would cull speciul attention to
our t‘illlt‘il liAMMtlt‘K. if you hurt‘ never ll‘it‘ii one of those you will
luv surprised iii the motion they Ill‘foril.
The A. .l. ANGEVINE 8: SON Co.
134-136 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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MASTER‘PLU‘MDEREAANNUAL. ’
state Association to Have Ito Meeting
At Hartford Wednesday.
Ai‘rntlltenicnts hove been perfected
tor the twentieth Itiiniuit convention of
the Master l'iiiiubt-r's connotation of
tfiiiiiit'rtittni, lilo. to llt‘ held of I’m.»
iuini I’hslnux iirinoiv llnrtforii. on
\t‘rdiiesduy Mny it. Will. The ban “Wily by her urinidiiioilior. MrsJIonry
tpiet will it!" lipid in Hotel (turtle lit 2 M Vflit‘hiino of Dorian. unit was II.-
p. III. II. is expected thnt about L’fitlltentied by her cousin. Mills Murray
will be present The Hartford slums [V Edwards as. mold of honor. The
my will include Mayor Edward best mun W“ John dude Brod. a!
shunt Maj. liltIWard Minn presiiieni New Ymk Mrs! Housman
or the Hartford Business Mans use dmaliiiterur Frederick M Valentina.“
elation rind than. H t‘. Dwight prasl ”Mich and was graduated from the
idem of the Hartford board or trade Stamford Hist! school in 1908 f!
The invited guests Include W I). No- i
MARRIED IN NEW YORK.
Mir. tiortrndo i. \‘nioiiiine of Dario“.
wan ninrrimi to (liiu'rieli (Joell Hotlltr
men, of New York. Hniiirdiiy ILL 3y“:
"L. in tlrnre t‘iiurcii. New York. .iilt
lior. tleornr iiill [toil-mic, ilio IIIIIIIII‘
Iniit rector. ill the pirsence hf “Mill"
horn of tho .miiiink oi the contract-
ing thirties. ”the. bride wort 31nd
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bin. at Washington. 1). 0.. resident; ' MEMORIAL DAY PLANO. ».
A. fluid“: Walker. vice ,' ' out: Wii- Doug!" Fowler Post. (tram! my
Iism Mct‘mcii. trunnion? theN of the Republic, held it rcguisr mint-
iioiml Association; 1‘. Ai'fiiii New
York. niiil John W. Kenelly. Spring
field. Mum. directors of the Nutionhi
tissocliiiiuu; ’l‘. flock, ilridnepuri. vire
i president unit director of, the Nittinnnl
:issiivlnitnii; Andrew F‘. Curtain. tin.
itmitil mule. ritei'piosident, and letter
.i Itrowu. president of the Mnnhiiithu
. association, New York.
monuments for the Memorial my new
biulitm. It Is expected that the 3raisin
immmnv. the Norwsik Illvisloii of the
blunt Reserves. Hons of Vanni“.
llunglitnis of Liberty rind American
Mechanics. will necoinpuuy tho “It“
I‘lilllli on tlmlr tom of the Vittibtiu
mammalian
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lug iIlIII night. and made further Ii“,
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Norwalk Chronicler