NOTE THESE SPECIAL PRICES -
w; I 5’ '— to Eat and Drink
at Real Low, Prices ’
Magnolia Brand Milk, can, .............. roe} 2—“). package Menareb Oatmeal .......... toe
Clever Brand 'Milk, can .............. roe .13 Sunkist Navel Oranges .............. 25c
Pure Leaf Lard, lb. . ................. rat: l 25: California Sliced Peaches ............ 18c
Fresh .Fig Newtons, lb. .............. roe lJapanese Rice Cakes, pkg. .. ............ 10C
Crown Aster Red Cherry Jam, jar. . . . . .15c ] National Biscuit Co.’s Grahams. pkg. ...... 9c
EGGSLEGGS! . l ., BUTTER! BUTTER!
War when readout"..-
,. . .l. . . . .adc | Very Best Creamery, pound .............. 31c
15» waauahrhfp aces For: .................. . ................................. 25c
. EXTRAESTAMPS WITH OUR TEAS AND COFFEES
7o Stamps with I lb. Very Best Tea. . .60: l 25 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 1 Plantation Coiiee . 35c
60 Stamps with r lb. Special Tea ...... sec 2 20 Stamps with r lb. Mo-Ka Coffee. ., ...... 32c
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Choice Tea ...... 35cl r 5 Stamps with 1 lb. M. & J. Cofiee ........ 30c
39 St pa with V; lb. Very Best Tea. .3oc ‘ 10 Stamps with 1 lb. J. & M. Coffee ........ 28c
25 S mp3 ‘Withtyi lb. Special Tea ..... 25c 10 Stamps with i ll). Maracaibo Coffee ...... 25c
. ‘ YOU CAN SAVE MONEY iN BUYING AT THESE PRICES
Moflbflam Whiskey, bot. .............. goci Fine Old Port or Sherry. bot. ........... 50c
H. B. Kirk’s Old Crow, bot. .......... $1.001 Jerez Imported Sherry, bot. ............. 75c
Hunter" or Wil’eon. bot. .............. $x.ool Regina Imported Port, bot. ............ 85c
Green River or Over-bolt, bot. ........ $1.00 l Oloroso imported Sherry. bot. ......... $1.00
Extra fine Rock and Rye.vbot. . . . . . . . . 7.95c i California Port Wine. gal. ............ $1.00
“Hindu or Sherwood Whiskey, bot. . . . .$1.oo l California Sherry Wine, gal. .......... $1.00
M l ‘i ‘ h ' .
Hi
i. it rain... 8. Co., 8
PHONE 440
3-85 Washington St, So. Norwalk
NICK HAD GUS'S MONEY.
We'll-kneWn Baseball, Pitcher Will be.
the May DOrie, of New York. Be-
Gied to (let it Back Again.
"Gus" Volk, the well-known base
ball player and better, of South Main}
day to lose his pocketbook, containing;
betWeen $40 and 350. The l)0(.‘.kcl.--’l)et‘alile the bride of Matthew Flynn. of “W \‘i’edueudnv nilel‘nonn
book was taken from the bench in the l ‘ ' ' '
Volir het'factory,:in Water street. Nor- i walk.
walk, where Mr. Volk is employed. by
Nicholas‘ ("Nick") Christiano. of l‘cut
Swamp. ‘
When "Nick" did not go home Wed-
neldayanight. did not return to work
"l‘huredey and did not go home last
night; it. looked very much as if he
would never be seen again, but he was
located in Bridgeport. and will be
brought back home. His father has
made. an arrangement to return the
»moit0¥. it Mr. Volk will not prosecute,
. and the matter will probably be fixed
duthle'way.
connection SHEEP Hiouasr m
' ,‘_ coournv.
111cm inaverage value per bend on
January. 1 compared with their value
«on that am in 19.10. according to the
detachment of. agriculture. Mules show-
ed 'tbeggi‘eetmtincrenee in value. it be.
it Mir $125.82 per head. Values
of nimble were: queee $11.07.
an fierceseei $3.48: much cows $40.49.
New .lereei'
‘P ' ti sin” 2.
t‘ .ihlcgnngcdciu 35.60;
{nihil‘ppl and , [opinion
‘3
, M. ,
amino-ed reel-
weenrttte United
cadmium
new no
.. vulture: reeoiua
we r ”in! on
lull» _‘
lwsooao AT sr. JOSEPH'S
CHURCH.
comes the Bride of Matthew Flynn.
l
'BRANDEGEE PUTS’ FOREST PRE-
SERVE BlLL THROUGH.
,Senator From Connecticut Calls Mean
l on Up at Special Busineee.
. A pretty wedding took pluce nt Sol \\’.\SlliX(’l'l‘()N. Feb. l7.-—Wlth Sony
street. had the misfortune on Wednes- l Joseph‘s Church, Thursday morning.
When Miss .‘iiny Doris, of New York,
New York, formerly of South Nor-
’ The ceremony, with a high nuptial
nurse, was performed by the lier. M.
i.. l-leagen. t). P, an uncle of the
groom.
The bride was attired in n beautiful
white suit with but to match and our
ried n bridal bouquet. of white roses.
Miss Lillian Flynn, nslsler of the
groom, acted as lu‘idcnniid, and was nt-
t.ired in ii white dress currying n hon.
duet of pink cartmtious, The best man
was Mnttbew Howley. of South Noo‘
walk.
After the. Ceremony ihe friends and;
relatives of lilo happy couple returned
to the home of the groom's parents in
;Snmmli stroot, Will‘i't' u bountiful wort.
I v ,1 .. .
‘WALSHMGTON' Mi" 17' A" numitbo happy couple departed on it short
animals, excepting eheep, showed no!
ding dinner was served, otter which
wedding tour to ports unknown, with
the best wishes of their many friends.
The guests from out of town \vorc
Rev. Mr. iieugeu, of Newark, \l. .l.:
Peter lleugon. Mrs. Thomas (lourhc‘r.
Mrs. A. Bowman, the Misses Mather
and Margaret (lonelier, May Flynn.
Theresa and Gertrude Connolly and
Russell Connolly, of New York.
After ‘thc. tour the couple will re
turn to the home of the groom's pur-
oiiis, where they will uprud u {ow (lore
and will then return to New York.
where they will enter into thr- myster-
log of housekeeping.
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HOTEL ARRiVALg.
Mahaekemoml, W. Studwcll. Yon.
here; it. lluroy,.l. A. Lewis; ll. 1).
Whitney. Hartford: A. J. Merritt, S.
Greenateln. Bridgeport; W. H. Shell-
unin. tlprinittleld; E: Lemur, if. A. Dex-
ter, fl. li‘. tielrendnr. it. Monti. iioeion:
ll. l.. ilnell. Mlddleiowu; William
Marsh. Brooklyn: 1.. R. Hurllnut, N.
~_...
- 3. Hurlbutt. Wilton: w. A. Brown, Ai-
buiiy: H. (3. lte‘inofda. llaltimore; W.
lixll‘orti.‘ Waterbury: it. .1. auntierinnu.
Stamford: M. nornnteln. Newark; Mn-
for Pbltoii and wife, Noroton ti. Mm
dill, Plaintielti; .l. l.. Kuhn. Roekuwuy
firth: R. H. Berioicite. H. l“. Dexter.
e ty. " ' ‘
~in '1
‘ “‘fi. .
W ,‘ ’1"?:‘l‘gmm‘f‘vwfkdwfiv-
am or; own ,
iii u on «racism
u cough, gxizemo
P“ "i” . “N
All printout. erred.
The Pilieteii i)!" more ita'yrl‘lto nv~
. cry organ be it, ’ 7,,women or child
‘ y and lounge later or itching"
“l .. ,
intuit whom to our
it home, of filth“)
zmflfi '1'. . M“
e and procure
‘unit it cake at
{:itor llrnndeuee us the pilot, the Ap~
tpalacblnnWblte Mountain forest ro-
sr-rve bill was pascal by the Senate
‘ 0n the lust. day oi‘ the inst session
lot (lililgf‘et'is, Senator liranderzoo sin
toured unanimous consent front the
ii~lcuntc to role, on the rponsure before
Iudlournmont ir‘obruury ‘15.
l'rnt-llrnlly no attention has been
‘puld to the bill this Benson until Wod-
uvsdny. Shortly utter ilic St‘llllit‘ met
,t'or the day. Mr. Branden-(- culled up
the hill no the social ordr for the rink
nnd naked for it vote. Senator llui‘ton
.minlo n protracted upooch in opponl
tion to it. rind frequently during ill;
‘the arguments directed at it.
The bill went through with case.
only nine votes in oppoultlon.
its object is to allow (to-operation
twin-non adult-n and between sluice and
tho [lubed Stuies for the pronervntion
oi' tori-sir. nronnd the litlill wulorn of
uniigubio Eire-unis so its to prcsorvo
llu‘li' nuviunbility.
HEARING NEXT THURSDAY.
Commleeionere to Hear Complaint of
the Railway Employees.
There is to be a hearing before tho
linilroud t‘ommleeionern on the pair
lion oi' the joint committee roprw
Willing the Order of ilnllwuy 'l‘olr-
.truphorn. the lirollwrhoiul of Locomo
tlvo Engineers. tho Ruilrond 'I‘rnin~
men and the ltuilwuy Conductoru, on
‘l‘buriulny. Fob. 23. ill 11 a. in., rv~
:mrdlnu npplirnllon oi‘ the law resin
biting the number of brakomen on n
trnln to spordtied traine. and eluo for
ll ilotiulte order hinting the number oi
brukomon to be employed on freight
li‘lllllii nud uwliehinu cngluee.
Yesterday the joint committee. rep-
resenting the above railway oruniilini-
iliiliu, uppcnrod before the Judiciary
otuuiulitoe ht. Hartford and urged u
l'lm'i-l and not one that would be but-
denuome to another corporations and
luminous men.
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H. M. KENT'OOMPANY ELECTION
mm...
can In Stamford Concern.
"'i‘ho H. M. Kent Company, of Biron
l‘tlrd. hold it» ilrnt annual huuluoru
U. Keeler‘nfld alerenee a Election.
'i'ho directore held theirmeetin: and
elected theriol Wins eiileere‘: ,.
Freelance-a err iii. Kent. ‘-
Verelldent» on Mi mean
buoreterwarh-Ambieu - ‘ ~‘
Treeumrwcietehee iii.‘ discern. .
renee. ' , . 1,
Managerial-font“ b. Knapp
in r u
., All This Week at the A81? Store
1 lug“
n if" V!
~10‘0 Stamps Free with 1 Large
'Can Baking Powder at SOC
' control and supervision over the, ef-
QHllSETTO “WEB
, is minor
AT fllLLf 496,280,801 ;
BOSTON. Rob. Tim”. each state
it enters ehould exercise ‘exclusivejur- s
iadictiou and non-trot over the corpor-
ate acts of plum significance of the f
New York. New Haven & Hartford .
Railroad, and that particularly Mae»
eucliusetiu should exercise stringent iduces baldness Never use a comb
'or brush belonging to some one cine.
;No matter how cleanly the owner
full-e of the company, were some of
‘70 Stamps Free with ‘2 -.Bottles
Pure Extracts, each 25c
, its properties. 'l‘lir- report contained
Very Best Creamery Butter~ a pound 30c
Pure Lard a pound, . . '
Best Cream Cheese a pound. .
Extra Fancy Potatoes, a peck
A&P Fancy Patent Fleur 24‘4 lb. hag,.80c
A&P Fancy Patenthlour, a barrel $6.30
Magnolia, Clover or Star Milk, can
AEP Condensed Milk 3 can
Iona Tomatoes, 3 cans for .
Stringless Beans, 3 .cans for
Pancake or Buckwheat Flour, pkg.
Royal Cocoanut. ii lb. pkg.
Reliable Fleur, Large pkg. .
Reliable Flour, Small pkg. .
25 lbs. Granulated Sugar .
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar .
10 lbs. Granulated Sugar .
5 lbs. Granulated Sugar .
Best Cut Loaf Sugar. lb. .
I 1.. Webster appraised the property
no Stumps with l ib. iii ..
ill Slnlnpu with i ll». til ..
2f: Stumps with 1 lb. at
‘..‘.o Stumps with 1 lb. ni ..
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES
Tens l Coffee:
.60c i {it Stumps with l lb. El Ri'nd nt.. .
.50c120 Stumps with l lb. Plaza at ......
...4Oc‘3 if. Stumps with i lb. Sultana at...
.35c i :0 Stamps with 1 lb. 8 O'clock at...
FOR EXTRA STAMPS WITH GROCERlBS. SEE OUR CIARCULARS
lllE lilllll All? i ACUMPANY
124 WASHiNGTON ST.. 50. NORWALK.
Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. ,
Free“ Delivery
the recommendations of the joint re-
port of the railroad commissioners,
tux commissioner and bank ctuumia~
slonor, today, who have been sitting
jointly to decide the vadldutlon of
outstanding securitiee of the New
Haven and to make. on oxmninnilou of
over 300 typewritten purges.
the commission suggeuied that the
present iaivzs be no amended as to
give lilanencbuuotls control over all
oil-pronto acts oi’tbe New Haven rail-
rontl.
l’i'ofetiuor George it‘. Edit] and S.
holdings of the railroad. 'l‘ho valun‘
tion of the New Haven roud, include
lll‘z working unsure. cash securities,
was set nt $4ihl.2i50.8fll.
The physical vnluniiou of the roll-
road proper, excluding trolley lines.
was set at $297,871,566. The experts
, exlu'csaed the opinion thnl Li total of
approximately Slothooohoo was shown
no on excess. over the official book
vnlue of the whole system. This, they
Slillml, hnu been put into the property
. from comings and increases in land
values.
Professor Swain cut down the rub»
ullnn of some of tho. New linven recur.
iiy holdings, particularly those of cor-
tnin snbsldlnriee, including those ,of
the Connecticut (trolley) Company.
No Enulund Navigation Company and
ltiu c island Company. The investi-
gators found the policy of the state
more liberal thou the law regarding
securities and urged that the state
policy and law be made to coincide.
m..-
'.l.f'lO 09 NEWAa'l‘lOlfl.
: Union Men Make Good Their Threate
at Northampton.
, NORTHAMPTON. Feb. i7.——>\\'ith-
out informing their employers of their
plans, tho. union men employed by the
Connecticut Valley. Street Railway
croi \oio inken at the meeting in this
city the night previous. According to
tho union.oificinls. ii men on the Deer-
tlclii it Northampton division. and 28
on the Northampton & Amherst did
not report for duty yesterday. a total
of it: out of tho 70 men employed by
tho vompeuy.
‘ As llw strike canto unexpectedly.
the i'nllllliiil)‘ did not how extra men
in it short time, however. the com-
the mount places were filled.
‘ the)" bum enough exiru men availa-
thcso lines. ”They have been breaking
in men on the Turners Falls and Mll-
lore lv‘nlls brunt-hes for lust such an
emergency or this and are confident
they Will be able to keep their ears
in operation without. any trouble.
talk .‘ilr. llrnmlmpt-e answered lu‘iofly- .... _ . . .. ,. WW. ...._
SUSPENDS LICENSE. l
Prank tlninnu.
teen days from Fibruury ii. the date!
upon which iiuluun surrendered hlui
oporutor'n llwime to tho ohlre. ile‘ "
a driver for the Columbia Motor
tlur company, and line boon mnvlr-r
of reckless dri 'ing, in the town
court of Norwnlk.
tho (lllit‘l‘. the eocrrtury rev
rvnilv uiivo iluinau n heurinu to tind
out \vlwllivi‘ lu- ahollld be granted an
operator's lirounn.
llcoumx litit‘k when the fourteen duyu
intro oxplrml.
BOY KlLLs BABY SISTER.
PLAINVHJA‘Z. Feb. ilk-Mary. the WW ,
two and a half were old duuulner or
Peter iAiiqulut. wuu accidentally illitll
and killed at the Linduuiut home in
this icon. today by n revolver in the.
'bnudu of her brother John. nixed ulx
your». 'i‘lio.rliildri-u were alone at the
time of tho abootin
pubilc-uilllllen bill that would make a mop?
provlainn eulmclnlly for common cur-
SeVerel Nerwelk Resilient! Are om-
Itioullnl: on Wedntuulny nfteruonn in gum“ MARK
downturn. at which time the followup:
board, of dirmiora wail clothed «to tho
niorkholdrru: if. M. Kent, lunar. hi.
islcoiieid. Jeremiah Military dimer r3.
lmvrnnoo, Howard to.» Intpp. Edwin
iiuprouir Court .itlntirr tiorurd. in
New York. usiunouun outer rectum”
it edit. ll'tloifihl by the city
of New York again i
M. dientena’nnd me
Midland, .
so , out
AeIlbunt humerus-mum new f"
. I up...
Auto Driver Lone Permit far TwolJut'y in Land cumpeny Venue Ely
Week: for Rookie“ Driving. '
Stole Maitlmw if 1 After four hours"
llouurs “Minimum nnununred that ill[1 jury in the cone
oillro would runpeud tho license of; land and Title Company. against Addi- There. are encumbrance: on the es-
of Hartford, for four-”"11 Ely. Jr. of Trenton. N. J.. gave
u verdict of $362.72 dumauee for the the claims that have been tiled.
plaintiff in rorrr the coat of the re- amounting to $10,148.89. The appruls- V . l “4 °
hire made to their our utter the coi- ore wero D. Luther Briggs. of Middle- 0 , ong eelta
The anti town. and George l.. Storrs, of Willi-
l' llowlnu the on»
ilulnun will gm his llauy.
, , M‘r. ”ml?“ mild l .8 “ Woolf
“ ”W ” ‘ . “to! n We!“ on the Hunter u out A u ‘ '
rwum'e Eb‘l‘ATh ,5, . l
FOR TRXIU. m-«wwa a“...
the lutp bumuol
The unit it
hire. Perrier ”the‘
Deilberated Four Helm.
deliberation the
of the iirldgoport 835,189.57.
illulon with the defendants.
was, brought for Shiloh.
The accident happened on Septem-
ber,2ii last on t‘oneviicut
counucl for the plaintiff nod Stiles
.luduon for the defendant.
w .... ... N4...»
PLANS FOR 3 AMFORD THEATER. been at. the New Hartford hotel. where
Mr. Harrie Seye He Expect: to Start claims filed uranium his estate. the inr-
Work on it in April. goal bolug that of the Aetnu llrcwlnir
The modern theater that lleuiumiii- Mr. ppm owned Humidor-chic ”mp.
Hll‘i'lfl hue lit‘omlnod Stamford folk arty in itownylon at the time of hits
poems nearer. it good deal, today. Mr. death.
linrrle has lild pinne prepared in hiu m ~-—-
. 03'9“ “ll “ “if-l"- ofllce forahouse that would accommo-
wuit'iillifin ni New i‘irliuin. and when.
he returned home this morning placed
the resolver which he carrier. on n and 00“...“th
shelf in u room. Afterwards. an poorly
on can be learned, while the children
were alone. the b
and nurtured pone union of tho revolt-
" \vuli .dlisrhtirxo’d While tho two
children more i‘llliiillllllli ll. Mil "l" ‘tho More. The plane provide
bullet council the girl'sbrniu, noun. '
i‘ollnulun lose than; an hour liner.
«into ”300 people and would be a cunt 5.0,.ka friends were ”hm“ at
it to the city in point of architecture an opportunity ”I,“ week "313m. J.
The plane are for a building 98 x we Well-known: ”an“, mum". and
feet. with a lobby extondlnu in "0‘“ member of the Adams Provision (‘om- -
climbed 0" it “M" the illi'f'i’i. » The titan would he 35 up
root. and their would be a mommy and
unilrry with boxes 1". either and of
ii
.lopuriito entrance for the gallery.
w—Ncrer cull tell when you’ll much a
'ror raider. it cut. braille. hum hr
l. ‘ lie prtmfl‘edfi or. ‘1’hnniiiii‘
dielectric '0" ins ntly relieves
‘ the execute“ 'mllli"“‘l“l°¥l¥:"lll"“ WRVBW".
WWW ‘
WOMAN]! STUDY CLUI.
fleet»; till"
0min Marilee in Review.
’ unit the
" bill it
our
the
f
“v. '
“of "the
will:
RISK ESTATE i8 lNSOLVENT.
loorge M. Smith. administrator on
Marvin, of the probate court, in Hart-
pltc the fact that it was inventoried at
mantle. Judge Marvin has appointed
ill o'clock 3. iii.
Mill‘illl, Stoddard (iv my \vorr- tiic Mr. iliuk was well known as the
owner of trotting horses and ml at
hotel proprietor. lie conducted the To be 1’0“!“ ll “10 Library 0" 0' Bill!
Bust linriford hotel and later had
he died but summer. There are 82
company. for t2.3hi.l’.3.
MR. ADAMS lN TOWN. '
Edward Adamo, who was formerly It
puny. Sumo two years ago he left
town and it we not known pent-ruby
“t
in event of ndveruo decision on this, .
company went on ii strike. yesterday .
morning. in accordance with the se- .
on bzind first thing yesterday morning
to replace the strike"! and the first
two trips on these lines were missed. ‘
puny bud to roll in its extra men and '
'l‘hr- street railway oliicinlf'isuy flint ‘
hip to replace every union man on
ford. that the estate is insolvent. des-
tnie that. do not leave enough to cover
whom he wont. Mr. Adulue alutoa tblll
no in located in Atlantic City and that
ho extrema to my in town only about.
m ‘ . We .1...
uttiiului- g
um llililH
Scalp and [Hair Troubles Gener-
ally unhealthy care-
learners
Dandruff is 'u contagious disease
zcauiied by a microbe which also iiw‘
: may be, these articles may be infected
'wtth micrObeI. which will infect your
,iZenlp. it is far" easier to catch hair
gmicrobes than it ie to get rid of them.
‘uud a single stroke of an infected
100mb or brush may wall lead to bald-
vuees. Never try on anybody elae’s bat.
Many a hatband in a resting place for
microbes.
It' you happen to be troubled with
dandruff, itching scalp, failing hair or
baldness. we have a remedy which we
beiiere will completely relieve these
ltroublea. We are so sure of this that
we offer it to you with the understand-
ing that it. will coat you nothing for
the trial if it does not produce the re.
sults wo~clulm. This remedy its called
Rexnil “93" Hair Tonic. We honestly
believe it to be the most scientific
remedy?- for scalp and heir troubles.
and we know of nothing else that
equals it for effectiveness. because of
the. results it has produced in thous-
ands of cases. -
liexall “93" Hair Tonic is devised to
banish dandruff. restore natural color
when its loss has been broughttabont
by disease, and make the hair natural.
ly silky. soft. and glossy. It does this
because it stimulates the hair follicles,
destroys the germ matter and brings
about a freewhealthy circulation of
blood, which nourishes the hair mots.
causing them to tighten and grow new
hair. We want everybody who has any
trouble with hair or scalp to know that
item" ‘93" Hair Tonic is the best hair
ionic and restorative in existence, and
no one should scoff at or doubt this
statement until they have put our
claims to a fair test. with the under»
standing that they pay us nothing for
the remedy it it does not give full and
complete satisfaction in every particu-
lar. 'I‘wo sizes. 50 cents and $1.00.
.Remember you can obtain Rexnl)
!Remedles in South Norwalk only at
,our store—The Rexall Store. The
.Clii‘iord Pharmacy. Quittner & Canty,
.Props.
MYLIUS WiTHDRAws APPEAL.
LONDON, Feb. lT.~isldward F. Mr-
llus, London agent of the Paris Lib~
erator. has withdrawn the appeal
,which he entered following his con-
victor for sediiii‘ous libel in having
circulated a report with King George.
while a cadet, had formed a mot-gun.
lntic alliance with a daughter of Ad.
miral Sir (Tubue‘a‘eymour.
W
_ a
MINSTRELS
Will be present by the
FELLOWCRAFT CLUB
‘ at
LOCKWOOD'S HALL.
Thunday and Friday Evenings.
February 23, 24.
Thorough prevention and expense
have not been spared in making this
the beat amateur mlnstrola ever pre-
sented to the people of The Norwnlks.
Tickets on sale at E. P. Weod'e. Nor
the estate of Allen Risk. late of Dan , . .
leu. bus reported to Judge L. P. Waldo 33'; and R‘ H” Plainted 5' South Nor
TlCKITB,,80 CENTS
Costume
MADAMI OLGA BURBTORF. assisted
"Milli “- Weill! and 0901‘“ 3- Tim-V0" hr Mrs. Wm. ll. Shelton at the piano
avenue as commissioners to mini! upon the ‘ ' '
near Carroll avenue, liritliznptlrl, and Clillfiltl. They will give u hearing at
rmuitod in tho demolition of the our the olflt‘o of Mr. Wells. 803 Mnln street,
belonging to tho Loud and Title Cour iinrlford. on Wednesday. March 8. iii
At the house of Mrs. W. A. Curtis
18 WEST AVE. NORWALK
THURSDAY. FEB. 23
lieultul 3:30. 'l‘eu ucrvod at «lzil
TICKETS, 75 CENTS
member of the Magoo. Auapicoe Wo-
men's Civic League of Norwullt.
,. . g 7; my ,
lentil Nemelk . , Phone Mil.
W
Metlneee Thur-toy end helm
eey. 2m 'eiee «Iveuinee at
lib there
deem l on, «many n
i built 'ieeee’e neg-teat l’iey~
purl
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