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awt Dtp Itintnt
uludlntta’o partmaht
. ranch Ofiiet. Namath
' Ida -Itilter't Residents
WM“? ldltar’a Itetldtnoa
uIidIng operations show no let up
In activity.
J. M. Lilyton & Co. are advertising
a modern six room house. with all lin-
provements at $26 per month. if you
are interested read the adv.
m
special communion on of Old
Wb blLodge. No 108, F. to A. M., will
be held at its rooms Wednesday even-
ing at 8 o ’.clock Bdrrdsllinents will be
served. .
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Edward Nelson, of éeorxetown who
hat been undergoing treatment at the
Norwalk Hospital for some time. was
discharged from that institution
Thursday afternoon.
The members or Ponassus and fiber-
man council will so to Stamford next
Thursday evening. on the 7: 50 train,
to attend a class initiation which will
be held in that city.
, ~Mon, attention! Read O‘llrien's
adv.. page 8. Penumas. straws, caps.
soft hats.
George Glover ‘and Mr. Brennan.
two well known weavets employed at
the Loth mills in Grand street resign
ed and left town. yesterday morning.
for Paterson N. .i., where they will be
employed in a large mill.
Hon. John H. Light. of South Nor-
walk. delivered a lecture on "The Wo-
men of Shakepeare," III the Unldn Me-
morial Chapel. in (lienbrook, last ev-
ening. The afl‘air was under the. aus-
pices of the Ladies' Aid society.
Mrs. (lcorgc Kunz. of Harbor avo~
nun. who was Admitted to the hospital
early In the Work. was operated upon
yesterday morning by Dr..l)umortler.
assisted by Dl'il. Waltcr Hitchcock and
H. C. Shercr. She is resting com:
i'orinbly at the hospital ~i0duy.
Dancing at lt'oion Point tonight.
A Mlneola (Long island) despntch
says that arrangements are silent corn-
pletod by the Roosevelt Nelghbom
Club to go down the buy on the morn
ing of June 18 to meet the returning
hunter and be in at the welcome which
he will receive in Manhattan The
committee which has the matter in
charge has arranged with the Long Is
land Railroad to have Ihc steamer Nos
sun for that day.
The Knob Cindi will have its formal
opening on Monday, Decoration Day.
and there will be music both nrternoon
and evening. The restaurant will not
be in operation, but the picnic house
will be open. The an bus will con-
nect with every troll y car on that
day. but will not begin to “run regular-
“on“ after the first scheduicd dance.
lch will be held on Saturday, June
26th. A competent chef has been secur-
ed and the want will up”) on
that day under is direction. ilarvoys
orchestra of idgeporl, will furnish
quult
-—l-‘ine vaudeville. motion pictures.
Music Hall. Conic tonight. Thousand
seats we each.“
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A Mrs t‘omstock of Norwaik. drivL
lug n runabout automobile, collided
with F T. Anutin' s touring (M on Lakt9
uvenuc near the foot of Morris street
yesterday afternoon a at live o‘clock.
Mr. Austin’s car was lug up the hill
on the car truck and was attempting
to pass a“ team when the accident oc-
curred. The runa i. came down
from Morris street an in attempting
to pass around Mr Austin' s car struck
it head on In such a way that the‘ axle
of the runabout was broken and the.
fender was injured. The axle of the
runabout was made or wood. Tho entail
cur was disabled anti was brought in-
to the Green Barnum-wildnbury News.
There was some cxciicmcnt Wed
nesday afternoon about. 4 o‘clock.
when w. Gilbert was thrown from his »
heat on the wagon of Raymond and
ongt‘l corner of- Elm utter-t and
Wmi‘ttl tlv he The young man was
driving nt of Film street when he
turned. «ayentno 'iun wagon
whcol utlm- the track pitching
him heudformost out in to the road.
When” those who saw the accident
thighs scene Gil art was slight-
Ii“ dared.
it was thou ht at first he
must have been seriously injured."
he landed on bin head. But he was
an mo afiscilmbed on to the watch
seat lull he to hardly sit up,
9»: sub, to his pain human
went to the a 6. Here his lacs
was bathed and he as patched up as
,. best. could be "Int
5“ took hint to his
avenue. South No
um Inr Woodwind
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’_ lat” Wilton-Powell Cornbrutiougégnoe‘
‘tloual Hat Odlceta’ conference In DaliL
. bury yelilerday. ‘ .
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Raymond “ ‘
bled chocolates only 26c nor
adv.
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Below the current there is some If
this: doing in‘ several or the wheel .
district a.
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Quill“ igndtblrs. Thor'Ras J."y|VeI:1t,|Ii
an tremolo e K of red s u
Philadepli .i'.“ . 1..
John w... Bounty. new the Na. "
A.
Dr. 19 H. Jones has gone to his home
Day with frian a.
isms.
in mum. “N .. til spend Decoration ~ ‘-
Quand. gm awhldam’. and". ”Raymond A ‘
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The Castle Drum corps met last last
members in SoutkNorwdik
Miss Muriel
MIs E L. Bradley. 0! Rhine avenue.
Harry Burton and Anson Kteler
left this morning tor Philadelphia
where they will spend the greater part
of a week.
Mrs. Florence Linxweiler of Quin»
turd avenue. has been visitin Alder-
man and Mrs. J. P. Smith. of venue,
New Jersey.
Stephen R. Bray of Wilton avenue.
ls enjoying a row days vacation from
his duties as clerk in the Norwaik
post oilice.
Arthur Bloom. oi Norwalk. has ink
on a position with Hanion Brothers.
In trill street succeeding William
Rey olds.
The town clerk's oilice will close at
4 o‘clock today and at one o'clock on
all the succeeding Saturdays (hiring
the summer months.
Second Lieutenant Frank 19‘ Wolf.
Troop A Cavalry will attend the ol-
ilcers' school of inttruction June 1 to
30, at Fort Riley. Kan
(lately and Brennan's is the store
that trusts everybody. Clothe the
whole family from head to fool at a
small outlay of ready cash. Buy now,
pay later. . - w
—-l.)on't forget.
Day St,
come.
grand opening, 21
Wednesday. June I. All wel-
tlbsrlea Bigsway. manager.
John Cdckerkam and Harold Van
Llew two former Norwalk young men.
evening at the home or one or the ~ .
Harrell. of Brooklyn, ill. - ‘
i’. and her sister are guests of Mr. and ‘
o In “a unionist rt-
1 m. one of the; chief dulight- art .
thewldew Rut? sw era
.4. you can sit and e ioy' “
. acooi ditiflgd men. 9‘.
Youcunm I ow porch I cut
.mm‘il” W, utility on Nit an:
wt V . eye lllll «invest
a
Mil M law practice ly
spot or 9I r lion
5 are“ “on It":
“ ill It
' p gear I
“KW
summer sun.
aided tor nurseries
mm
d in mutual
may?“ .lt
woodwork your
Malinammto
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Sharla
they to
. out "lab
I” Mfiwn‘mm
V
I‘ll-“43rd P
own no
Von art «pact
view the Vudor
shade department.
A. J Collins Co.
Moral Directors and Emhtlmels.
12 is North Mun Street.
South Norwalk..Couu_
Q. B. Jackson
WM Optician
Everyilllhg in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
at WALL on". most «at. NORWALK.
DON’T Ml. THE OPPORTUNITY 'I’
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
consent“?
woman“:
transom? at
orrlca Atal‘trAN'rt
Port Chem!
Are Wanted
Stamford South Norwalk
were in town last evening to attend
the Nutmeg smoker lloib arc now
employed III New York city.
if you want to go to the Snake llill
Climbing contest. Memorial Day. you
can no in comfort In the touriu cars
or the t:.onsolidsled Auto Co any.
The time or leaving. will be to nd In
theI a v and further particulars may
be ob aided by phoning 765-4 or 241- 5
Better look it up.
Charles Beers was before the Nor~
walk town court this morning on the
charge of drnnkcness. Last night
about 'I o ‘clock he tried to sell a couple
or empty whiskey hubs and not suc-
ceeding. botanic. to sultry that he went
to the sidewalk in front of leWDOd. a
hall and gave vent to his anger by
throwing the bottles on the sidewalk
The roadway was strewn with glass
and the man was arrested by Captain
limit on the complaint of John J: Han
Ion. This morning in the court before
Judas Joseph R. Taylor. Boers pleaded
guilty to the change or Intoxication and
was sent to Bridgeport jail for a pe.
rind of it) days, upon the recommends
tion of Prosecuting Attorney Leo Dav
in.
Velie “40”
A beautiful family car comfortL
ubly accommodating live passen-
gem and doing It with portal safe
Iy and comfort.
The long When] bust of lib
Inches. 31 It. tinch tires and 9‘
scroll elliptic spring suspension in-
sures easy riding {mantles under all
conditions.
Quick detachable rims and tires
which are liner than the weight.
of the car calla for. The weight to
exactly 'Iiilli lbs. We have one on
the iloor for lmmedialo delivery.
tiaod
Haniord 8: Brooks‘
42 Moshe mun tra‘u'r
too-m NORWALK
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A ethane rat‘rIMonIA‘L
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From a Distinguished Oeulm Wheat
Name will It Given Upon
Aepiitntion.
i caanlth confidtnoe recommend
Dr. Dick's Medicine. in one. it accom-
plishes all which is claimed for it. I
can endorse it at or especial thiciency
In La Grippe andllhcumatltm.
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Dwellings. " llama. Morten
Mun-Hit INSURED.
m'.
or . Ali’s
sKLvKroK. hmmorr
.. General Contractor-
Ilewsr. water work grading. hues-f
Enti-
dine cheerfully given on all contract
,5 mm are~aolicit§d .
“main women
work and rock excavation.
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lib”? l tsunami
Many Men of Many Minds
MAY WANT PHOTOGRAPHS OF MANY KINDO. IUT ONLY
THOSE WHICH‘ARE PERMANENT CAN BE HAD AT
The North Studio
NO. 78 WASHINGTON OT. SOUTH NORWALK.
Quality Is Our Magnet
because we tell only the host wearing lines at BUYS. MIBSN' and
CHlLDltEN'B SHOES, as Well as the leading lines In MEN‘S and
WOMEN'S.
Our Prices Are Within Reach of All
FLYNN & RYAN
00 WACHINBTON ITEI‘T. IOUT'H NORWALK.
Why Not OWN Your Home?
. . Six Modern Cottages With All Improvements
Located on WOODWARD AVINUI. ont'of the Mott Ottlrtblt Iat-
~. tltna oi loath Nomaik
Fina row of lame shade trees. good walks. lavtl Iota. handy to
trolley. and within walking distance of atauonmnd (tutorial.
Prices Ranging from $3600 to $5000.
VIM Down. Islands on Manatee at 5% .
Reason No.2 2 .
The casinxqiacket on an ARIMND lithium it made or heavy chat
iron which it lintdw
but It retained in «the holler. absorbed by the water and distributed to tilt
"le13 rooms.
No waste heat but where you wanl It and when you want It.
Installed by any heating contractor.
The Arg and Boiler Co..
I IOUTH NORWALK. CONN ,
mums Kai: mnE In noaw
,u
REGARD
v
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. fildis. Boris
‘3. Century.
Bonner, Geraldine
' Crawtord F M
'v Morris, (I.
with asbestos The heat dots not radiate in the cellar
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ascent Additions for May,
,. Anututuitli.
Mind and Indy.
.um. m;
An Elemental Study of Sleep.
Useful Arte. "
Motor Boat Handbook.
“until".
Burton. Richard
Masters or the lllbzlith Novel. , -
Chesterton. Gilbert Keith. ' »
Tremendous Trifles.
. Mamas Laurie
English Literature in the Nineteenth
Flatten.
Beeokman. Ross .
Princess Zaire
Bindlosn. Harold
' The Cattle Baron's Dauxhter.
“Rich Men‘s Children.
Chamber sin. Esther and Lucia
Coast 0 Chance.
Au Undstirable Governess. .
Davies. A. C. For . ‘4
Duplicate Death. ‘
li'onnan. Justus Miles
Bianca's Daughter.
Gale. Zone.
Romance island.
Green, Anna Katherine
The House of the Whispering Pines.
F‘l‘flicm, Lynde
~ The Taming of Red Butte Western.
Mason. A. lit W.
Lawrence Clavering. I
Mason. 0. 8.
The Godparenta.
The Voice in the Rice.
Munn. Charles Clark I
.Myrtie Baldwin.
Ohnet, Georges
The Red Flag.
Paine. R. D.
The Head Coach?”
Phllilps. David Graham
White Magic.
Porter. Mrs. (lane Stratum
At the Foot 0: the Rainbow.
Rlnehart. Mrs. M. R.
The Circular Staircase.
Vance, Innis Joseph. .
Terence O'Rourke.
Ward. Mrs. i-lumphry,
Lady Merton. Colonist.
Webster, H. K..
The Sky‘mau.
Wemyss. M. 0..
The Professional Aunt.
gym», Stewart Edward d: Adams.
. ii.
The Mystery.
“Whitlock, Brand
Turn of the. Balance.
(lifts recently presented and added
to the Library Addy, lint}.
Paratcutlona.
Greene. F. D.
Armenian Matancrea.
Sfiolelogy.
Jewell. Benjamin. translator.
Aristotle's Politic».
Mill, John Stuart
(in Liberty.
Slavery. M. l...
Gillette‘s industrial Solution.
tlIllI-Itc's Sotinl Redemption.
Flower, lit-niamin' i)
Chi‘lutlnn Strmicme
Biography.
Hodges, W. R.
Curl \Vlfmr.
I 1
Fiction.
livable. Harold
Tables 0! Stone.
Juvenile Fiction.
Andrews. Jane
Ten Bore.
Harbour. R. H.
(in Your Mark.
llolinvlt. John
The Treasure of Fey-re Galllard.
(‘hampncla Mrs. E. W.
In the Skyflardon.
Eggleulon. (l. C.
Captain 8am.
liatniln. M. S.
Nan at Camp Chicopce.
Moleaworth, Mn.
The Tapestry Room.
Ober. F. A.
Tommy Poster's Adventures.
Perry. Nora
That Little Smith Girl.
Quirk. lrailo w.
llaby Elton. Quarterback.
Straits. Herbert
The Adventurca or Harry Rochester.
Standish. Winn
Captain Jack Lorlmor.
Kobo.
The Linhl Brigade In Spain.
HAT m3! PROI;IGTI.
luty Mafinv'Comlna, Int May I. I~
Little-Late in naming
That the only tattoo in the ham“
industry than!» a little latér in attri-
lot um year than It usually is. I. the
opinion expressed by hat maautaotur-
are who have been talked with dull!!!
the put is“; or two la, mud to trade
indications. A little more activity than
there has been It already apparent in
toms of the shops and it ll expected
that there will be gradual improve.
mom until the rush of work to Ill or-
dtt‘t tor fall goods is on.
not now the l‘MLOI'iOI that make tort
be are showing more Indications oi
the aporotchlny revival in trade than
great or the factories that main call“
all! hats are.
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$2 Heatherhloom Skirts $2. 50 Dresses 81.98
0‘ d 3‘9 94,9], Pretty Chambrny and. (liloelt’h
uarunlee “salts bloom
Skirts. reg. ’2. On sale to , Gingham Dresses, r88
night ........ 91.49 '2‘“ 0"“,3'” """" "1”? ‘
32.50‘Waist8 $1.49
Pretty Waists for Decoration
my; You save $1 on each ‘
Waist tonight ..... .8149
Duane Sluts $3.98
Just the Bull. for Decoratidn
Day. inltan and white. On
sale tonight .. .. ...... $3.98
39c Corset Covers 25c
10 doz. extra line Crossbar
Muslin Corset Covers; reg.
39c. Tonight ............ 256
Silk Lisle Hose 15c pr.
Very light silk finish; at 19c
Hose. On sale ..l....‘15c'pr.
sis to :30 Lingerie Dresses :9 .95
Sale opened today with a big rush foI them- beautiful Dresses. See
South Norwalk
MlNTZ’S
“The House of Activity and Progress.“' «A!
”Washington
. Street
0.29.
The Heating and Plumbing Co.
23 MAIN STREET, NORWALK
The Hatch 81 Bailey Cc
IOU'I'H NORW ALK. CONN.
MILL TIL. “-8. “ YARD TEL.“
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a ' Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window Glut of every description. One. two and three- I ,Tar Paper.
final dWeIag’tzd and Cord. Blaten’ POD". p ’
°“ “1 on Gotten. two m“ Sheathing and Buildera' Paper.
"Uaooln” Asphalt Fabric Roofing.
Hair insulating and Deattalul Pauli.
warrant“.
Century Compound?
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
But the preparation called "Newrlsak" is not suitable for stopping
eaka or for use on old or poor roots and not as lasting or durable "
tury Compound "
The above testimony was given under oath at the Injunction hear-I“;
ia‘t It the Stamford Oeurt. April 11.1010.
We offer the Century Compound at tile "it GALLON and auto
_‘ antes all rooting work tor tin-ea years.
liloficntury Roofingdl Manufacturing Co.
' n.
Is You ARE THINKING snout paranoid young?
aurouoarna. our mousse a'r
bad
Many at tho salesman. who have
at: for moral weeks. have not found
no“ conditions at tall-Mary as
they miaht hate wiahtd them to lit.
but the re rta that have been receiv-
ed iodide fly from the traveling Into
indicate tzat the depression is not in
the battle trade alone. but in all lines
Tramp representatives of the “0*
Our stock is tar e and varied. 'It in diet anarchist att‘ntioi tit
our code“ “All OCR. it {on ‘Vl never tried. a of theta you Will.
be surprised at the comfort t or t bro. i. -
The A. J ANGEVINE & SON Co
puritans transit. . fl acorn dormant.
. toritt‘hau ”run at home rttiorta
a lat-pr cities of Ir
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W ”amt: rgu.
rt!)
dim
”and;
m mutants to mid lot
this and re Knish tug impininmm.
... racial-m are unable to so
1m:ccurntely the extent of this
been on the road with their fall tain- ..
Neverduéty Street i”
10c rEK GALLON
0r Will Oil Your Street for it some: Foot. 1
MANUFA‘J‘UNID .Y
Century WATERPROOFING d"
a mum ma. 9mm. out am not 1“”
“tort or ‘E WA?” oaks.” .
8W HA. 1 . .wliirs. inter
Girvttit or the t Tribe. the boat
ruliblooded Indian In New Haven. and
one or the row mllLulooda now Ictt lb
Lonnactlcut. died misfit At Boring.
siidaifomo. aged 90. dhe it no relic
About all turns man
In: their a a horn lath
in! lit 0
m.
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‘thongratulatlona. old (I ' j. .9
seen evarwhero with we 5 ’
flee. I have rented might in: .
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