AY march. rarrsaus "ALL PATTERNS. 10° EACH SPRING PATTERN BOOK. be when purchased with Pattern E. K. BANKS Mariacxttho florist. BLOCK. son'rn NORWALK ” ws IVININO I‘ENT’I‘EYL TELEPHONI n-a—aualrtasa be smart! Dad-«Native Dans meat 44-2—1!de a. Not-walk or. i sdlenb‘e malty ldlter's liaaidOnoa ‘ so... Mrs. Sdmliel n; Hancock, of 17 Dow street, is quite ill. Full rehearsal or both teams ct Eu- reka Rebekah lodge. Friday evening. Mrs. Thomas Richardson, of Con- cord street. sprained her ankle 'l‘ues~ day. ‘ > ‘ Joseph Louder Worme at Spring wood spent the day in ltowaytou yes tertiay Leonard Muckiln. of 672 Pembroke street. Bridgeport is a visitor In South Norwailt. There will be .no service at Trinity church. tomorrow, which is St. Mat thlus' day. Olive Branch Was. No. 19. Knights of l’ythlss. will hold a regular meet ing this evening. Miss Elizabeth ilrophy. oi Danbury. is spending a tow days with friends in South Norwaik. LeGrand Raymond. of Morgan avo- nuo. is again able to be about for a short time each day after an attack or bronchitis. He has been confined to his home for a Weak and is now on the improve. Dr. Charles H. llohannan, ot Sleuth Norwalk. has urchased from William Anderson. at V.lnnipsuk a line black colt. which is a little beauty. Dr. lio- hannan has lost returned home tron: the south. where he spent several weeks. It is expected that Sherlnelect Volt mer will visit Bethel this week. to‘ look over the e“(mud with a view in canola a: eputy shot-in “to ttsthel. There a ‘J‘ca’htilda otu legal-0&1“ seven of tho --Dont forget the lust Norwalk " Fire Ponce hall: Thursday night. ' . ‘ .« my J «W Local dnnlors any that the price oi apples is the highest in their memory First quality ilnldwlns and rtlssots are bringing $6 per barrel at wholesale and are retailing at 75 cents a park. This shortage is attributed to the short crop last full. Henry dimming. superintendent or The Dreyfim HM ner street was overcome by an attack of gastritisn't‘uesfiy afternoon. while at work in the factory, and was obliged to go home. He gradually recovered and was better today The W. C. T. U. will hold a Frances Willard commemorative service with John Cotter, 9 Maple street. Norwallt giggm evening} Mrs. Emma St. John. ford. will give an address and Mrs. Lester npterhury. at South Nor walk. will Any interested in temperance are “invited M .‘u.~ trench and Clay \ \ i There was eetlng or the Girls Frien't“ y 80:“? Grade :Chiirch branch. Tinted droning in the tiuild room or the run. and although it was the regular night for the monthly supper. none ‘wias served. owing to s misunderstand ng of plans. Routine business use" . ' ~concert. "‘lii s Porsian Garden." by the choir of the F‘lrfit M. E. Church. assisted by Mrs. ltltlith N. Benjamin. reader. and Miss Ethel Rocker. violin lat. Friday evening. the lltth, at it o'clock. s W ll‘ranlt Olmstead. at Berkeley street. assist alocal‘hnlt dealer Ito set his (gm a Mini h in Vail a cat. yum yalt con. The horse slipped and being apparently tlrdd Qompany at the cor- ‘ll‘ A‘dh’n‘ce will be discount“. user's ‘ . Hillside school tomorrow evening. Miss Grace Harrison, of Norwalk. . spent yesterday in New York city. Mrs, iinrrie A. Smith; of Norwalk. Eves a visitor in New York city yester- 9a.“. ...-we.— Yesterday being a holiday, St. Mary's parochial school was not in sea- slon. ...-.- Miss Annie Murphy, oi Norwnl. spent yesterday in New York city an n fiends. William H. Bylnston, or eBlden aye- ntte. was a visitor in New York titv yesterday. Mrs. Joseph Gray. at Norwsllt. spent Thursday with her mother, Mrs. D. H. Miller, in Georgetown. A meeting of Li coin Council. No. 4. Order or Uni-ted incricon Mechanics, will meet tomorrow night. Frederick J. Kane, ot the Bonner: burg Piano Company. spent yesterday in Port Chester on business. .1 Albert Malkin. orrransun avenue, succesaiully conducted a straw ride to Btnmtord Tuesday evening William Lowden. of South Norwalk. was an over Sunday guest at Mrs. Mary E. Bennett‘s, in Georgetown. Miss Anna McFarland, or South Norwalk. is the finest of Miss Millie Farrell, 2m listlet street. Bridgeport. 'l‘homa's F. Fiaherty. oi Pronpect ave- nue. was a visitor over Washington's Birthday with friends in Greenwich. Conn. William Mulcahy. of River street. is seriously ill at hlshome and his condi tion is the cause of grave tears to his illt‘ndfl. A son was born yesterday to Mr. Prospect avenue. Mother and child are doing nit-.ely . ...-.. .....- ...W John Bradley. the popular Marathon runner oi Sprlugwood. was chief soc- oud in Joseph Hevessy's corner at the i’nstlmen’ smoker. The Democratic party of New Ydrlt state shows the ease with which it elects a United States senator what a happy little. family is like. Welcome Stranger Lodae. Sons 0! Di. (icorge. took in live candidates t‘t-urday evening at their meeting. and transacted routine business. inane C Curry. at Prospect avenue. who has been smiling some time in New York with friends. is expected to return to his home this afternoon. John Heron. or No. 13 Hamilton ave- nue. has been ill for the past wcelt. lie is day engineer or the switch engine at the South Nprwalk freight yarda Shiatsu ArchibaldM Artclta and John Ronda! Hayes. of Sprinuwood were present at the smoker given by the Pastimes. oi Norulk Tuesday night. Mia “Grace Sidil'han. of Norwalk. has rammed home ailrr spending a few days as the guest oi Miss Sit-Ila Yunnan. 77 Caroline street. Bridge port , . . . .i i . There is a considerable sentiment throughout the state (or raising the tax on remain «as to stop the number or ours that are [coming into the world. ~ . Among others! who attended the Bell Herring dinner in Stamford Tues- day evening by the Stanford Aerie. r. 0. It. were Charles T. Payne and Er- noat R. Wilson. .flw-a Out“ Allilliai Fél. . Furniture Sale : and Mrs. Christopher J. P. Collin. oil otters values greater than ever before. The mightiest effort ever made to gain your putt-cringe. We must make room tor the large quantities of Sprin stock we have been buying. and conse— quently we will sacrifice prices in order to move stock. and we take pleasure in presenting herewith for your kind considera- tion, one of our many bat-gal ns: ”7.00 KITCHEN CABINETS” 111.50 “5.00 KITCHEN CABINETS.- ~-'_"i ”050 $22.00 KITCHEN CABINETS. 31. so 815.00 KITCHEN CAEINETBH ...... moo These goods are in every sense of the word cumin... The A. J. COLLINS 8: COMPANY ‘ doors unawaus. 18-18 NORTH MAIN wITRSI'I" O. B. Jackson °' AWE?" «manholes: MON! «a Everything in the Optical Line Eyes Examined Free pour unaware V" A Merrill Business Course is the Safest Kind of an Investment Stamford Port Chester . South Norwaiir at the 4-door, 30 LOOK h. p. Touring Car Equipped with stilt mohair top. wind shield. can undo“ lamps. Bosch magneto and coil: everything first-class. Guaranteed tor one year by the manufacturers. tor 01525. For full particulars call or address F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO. as wall Street—(Phone) Garage. Water Bit-est. Norwallt. Conn. ~Bisltopric Wall Board and Sheathing 'l‘hc ninth-m strhtstltuto tor the old style lath and waster. ltctter untl vhomu :1 Applied 417'. itm‘lit till all the limo. ,lu shorts 4st feet. “ \ inthlli it Hirflthlltt Wnll thorn in clean. sz‘mltnry and Odoriono living a nuntcudmtur it since rat! in winter audiltccpe nut summer bent. Bishopric Sheathing for stmco exteriors. nailed to studding in place or lumber. is also a lirat~class sound doadeng’rr under doors. We carry a large stock of these materials and can till your order at once a. Iv - For Bale by CHAILII H. AIITHOIPI. O m Ava. Io. Hamlin m -“~~“ The Norwalk business men will hold a smoker in the parlors ot the Nor- waltt Hotclpn 27th. instead of Tuesday. the 28th.“ brat announced. loader sight. tabs-nary. IThe Hatch 8t Bailey CompanyI learned Greenwood. Bonnie c ton and Randolph Betta. at Norwal. sKttended “#0”. state oouciave at the held“I yesterday at‘ml’ttbl'd. Passenger trails over the New York. spend the holiday out oi town. The entertainment committee of illu- reka Rebekah lodge will meet this events at the home at lira. Fred 0» nuna, uth Alain street. to complete arrangements for the hot what boat supper. There will be regular meeting or the Friday WW 5”?” tomorrow attarnotT k\vth Miss eon Curtla.ll r UnionP Norwalit At this meeting tell to and voted briokpa numbers are mated to to wt. and u lllgd Wnthls‘ber tits?“ remrytuwila lions tor res . . l0 l‘ I I a is 0 car liar and at. mum intention in 3" accusing him. , a sine or or the it all: Board a” wit" it? mpbflnhs‘ sm cm A. tint-goth“ avenue. a cape , . “Allah. i’.’ it let our . . ggtgi‘iytao j" King Arthur. which was New Haven and» rd railrood out ' ot the local slat on was unusually heavy y Monocle Din! '9 I Lumber and Mill Work'tor Everything from a hggery to a I‘d-cs . BPICIALTIIB: Ladders—Ordinary and One. two and those-ply Tar Pa- ion. is to to it. per. Wanda" Glass or every unrip- staun'rspsr Sheathing” Builders" Paper. W his C . “flu?“hgffi 0%.. two Hair insul orand Dsateniag "Min” Asphalt Fabric Rooi- ”Myer "Board, an excellent aub- ina. warrant t.ad stitute tor lath and plaster. letghs for” W“...— ’ ‘ ttiltititii’il’tllttillJ Two Bills slim the Legislature Dealing “With lt—Whal ‘ They Provide For iiAR’l‘l-‘Oltl’. You. Ill.~—~'l‘wo bills are bei'ora'ille legislature dealing with the problem of the common drunk dial. 3th will have the considers tton or the committee on humans in. stimulus. One is for a. hospital for incbrlatos and was drawn by Dr. H, M Polloclt. or the Norwich hospital for the insane. and the other pro- vides tor a state farm (or wooden! and is advocated by it. it. Spanner. who represents the Connecticut Tom, anos'Unio . Dr. Pollock says that believes runkcnnoas is a disease and should be treated as such. lie dusted a bill at the museum: oi Judge 1a.? Waldo Marvin. of this city. who declines to commit drunk- ards as niece and regrets that the out aterpatlve is to send them to lot as common olenders aptinst low and order. Dr. Pollock “......Wt ”share Wu“ .... ll re a le lb- :3: 31:2; “‘the lines or“??? hill 1;?! a majorly 0 cases “birthed drunkenness punishment will not elect a cure. lie advocated the use or 8 font of license fees! toward estal lsh ng a hospital. and when $1.000 has been accumulated the governor shall appoint a board or trustees to have charge and to con struct such a hospital. Commitments wrench a hospltsi would be through niudxe of probate The persons so committed would have medical treat- meat for what will he oncially rec exalted as a disease. and will remain until declared to have been cured Mr Snooper in advocating his bill said that a state farm would make drunltards subject to tree air antl' manual labor treatment. building up their systems and improving their moral stamina. He said that it would put hundreds of roundera un- der wholesome restraint. Both bills have received much at- tehilon from those engaged in rescue work. ‘ ~~ltching piles provoke profanity. but profanity wont cure them. Donn's Ointment cures itching. bleeding or protruding piles after years of outlet- ing. At any drug store. rssam martinis ll orgy uses The annual l-‘armers‘ institute was held yesterday in the lecture room of the Greens Farms Congregational Church. All at the speakers were peo- ple who understood «on line or term work. 'i The weather was favorable 50o shears, are Good size linbleac ed Sheets: regular lion-tor riday, 32c. 25o RIBIONI. 15c YD. Extra wide lllack Taffeta Rib- bon. regular 26c quality. Just for Friday, the yard. 50: BAOD, 29c Mather tings, leitther linings: regular boo. Friday's spec- ial, 29c. rekniariy tile. 12140. as: arts «tam... ‘ H Ydhr choice oi our ”269 litre ‘rrt swarms. HALF PRICE Friday you can buy Sweaters lust one-halt the regular price. You pay one-halt. MEN'O SILK HOSE. the Men's All Silk Hose. a great and the large crowd present listened. attentively lo upon improving the tonne. int: number at it”! the interesting lailtsi The open ‘ l 30 a. in. was a and i oomiuu address by Hi t‘~J’l‘\'lt~itthlll Foo-2 ler Thou Stephan it \anu man at compo, time a talk upon pouches. and; although he has talked on this subject before. the people were all glad to hear him on this subject upon which ho is so well qualified to a peak. The committee were wise in so ting Mr. Waite-nan. who is a member of this club. Mr. Patterson. nrdener at the (locum place. Bsunlucit. spoke upon hot house products. and this is a sub- iect that Mr. Palomar has studied thoroughly and is now considered an authority upon. This gentleman has given a number of lectures in New York upon worit on those lines The "ideal Farm" was handled beat by B. A. Jones. or New Haven. who has made a study or it. and Mr. Jones is a strong advocate of system upon the farm The remarks be made were well worth memorial” At 12:30 dinner was sacred by the ladies oi the club in connection with the at the church. and the t heartily on- ioyed by all the visitors. as each one present had been most cordially tn- viiod to remain and partake or the tempting stands. the attarnooa session. 2 o'clock. W. O. Burr. cl Fairlield. was chairman and opened the meeting. followed by prayer by the Rev (3.3 .‘Blmor and a piano nuartet by the lines Virginia urbane-ale. Mary and Louise Jet» at a was "anew assented and with our outsell Monument-tot the young ladies. John H. aharwood. the hut president or the club. who took once titty years ago. gave most. interesting reminiscences. and al- though he has passed as years. his faculty Is as bright as a than many years his Junior . M NIB. 0. I. PILLOW INTIMAINI. The Wednesday ’Attenmon Whist Club was entertained yesterday alter mm at the ldcuoe or Ilr. and Airs. n. how. in hlsb street. Inuit Norwallt. In honor «Wash- iaatdn' s Birthday the house was sum «unrated, The iirst prise was moved by the hostess and the d by lit-s lllibirt'l‘. Marsh. Re- mm ants were served. The club will most mat Wednesday with In. Marsh , W home to Highland avenue, Row DRY hock To GOI'J‘ “W 'W s as. "he "rm cisl encasement is made that the British Columbld list-ins Mai way Com party will build a my truck to coat to mono at Lang’s cove. Banalmault. 7% whlbamtastiongaadioom t is the intention to equip rsahd more; tor mam ggflioa at the cased?“ Friday special. 19c pair. ‘ .ut i2 suits, on up to 312, 3 purse Mi For Priday, 6c. FRINGED. lF YOU ARE Bedding rattan. Nsw. snow WHITE nan cannon. scALLono on PLAIN saunas on our consents, To our am can. an: HERE AT mnHr PRICEB. lsraaaa'rco essays. acumen on content) PILLOW cases. summarises can care an erection. com: m awn LOOK run use oven. CONFiDENT or run RISULT~YOU WILL auv. The N. E. IS Washington Street HIM‘ ” IN HAND-TOR“ WE ARE Ryan Co. Warren Detroit “3. Torpedo-«$1.5 whschaac W. A. HANFORD, “..W H -..... ...Ww...” The price includes two complete and distinct done-Bosch High lension Magneto; electric h ‘ store a battery; horn and complete tool equipment: tr ; 35:4-1nch tires on all four wheels. ‘ 42 mm WI§ THAMER (Dentist! and omen-e l t ' A,” var. NEW 1’ Mill-h.» mum coir om-nsctlcut ers' and Drummers‘ asso- elation held its most mastic: betel Murder afternoon with so atleno sons of about twentydiva Men or slicers was to is the utterance still it was Meadow!“ Perhaps You Are Aware that Yb but thin? you can out them. be no .. salt any._.longs‘r No . been auto to do so a Let our Physician. who is We Specialist. exam and rescribs the ND 0 Allow run v 87 ATLANTIG .090! “on d r’irsaanfi- “trusses. ‘ lieat Oihossr chum Decide on Marissa to hold the must t
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