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Francis Gallagher. of Center avenue.
was a recent visitor in Bridgeport.

 

‘ Miss Ella onus, of New York city.
spent Saturday-alum and Sunday with
friends in Norwalk.

 

A month's mind mass of requiem wili
chelehrnted tor MisnMargaret Harty
at St. Mary's church on next Saturday
morning at eight o‘clock.

. An arriversnry mass of requiem for
the late Mrs. John D. Milne. will be
celebrated at St. Mary's church tomor-
row morning at eight o'clock.

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Byxbee.
who have been Spending the winter In
Danbury.’ returned on Saturday to
their residence in Quintard avenue.

Mrs. William H. Walsh. of Bridge-
port spent the Sabbath wlth her par
ents. Ml. and Mrs. David Flaheriy, at
Prospect avenue Mrs Walsh was ac-
cctiipnnied by her son William.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wellnits. of
chapel street. have been entertaininx
iss Elizabeth Borzechcwsky and
you; Roestel. of New Rochelle. New
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, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Williams have

’ . spent the Sabbath in illidseport.

~ tout spent the Sabbath at his parental

. William H. McMahon. of Seymour ave«

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William Is. Olsen of Tim street

 

 

Mrs. J. Cannon Nswhlrk. of Morgan
Iii/onus, spent Saturday in New York
a lty.

 

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Dennis Lane. of Bristol. connecti-

home in Union avenue.

 

Paul ’l‘orpy. oi Cross street. has late
on a position as assistant electrician in
the Rd; 0 corset lavatory. -

 

. William. son oi Councilman and Mrs.
nuc. is Iii with rheumatism.

. William J. Tracey. Jr.. of West ave-
nue. who attends Yale college. spent
the Sabbath with his parents.

William Troy, of Broad River. In so-
rlously ill at the Norwallr hospital with
a severe attack oi pneumonia.

 

Miss Helen Smith has resumed her
duties as nurse at the Nervmllt liospi-
tul. after a visit in Paterson. New Jer-
soy.

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offers values greater than ever before. The mightiest effort ever
made to gain your. patronage. We must make room for the large

antities of Sprin stock we have been buyi ng. and conse~
331mm W‘s will and free prices in order to move stock. and we
take pleasure in presenting herewith for your kind considera-
tion. one of our many bargains:

$27. as KITCHEN CABINETS.........$21 so
825..» KITCHEN casiun'rs” ”4.9.5.,
$22.00 KITCHEN CABINETS........$17. 50
$13.00 KITCHEN CABINETS“ .....$xs.oo

These goods are in every sense of the word bargains.

The A. J. CQLLINS & COMPANY

IOUTH NORWALK.

12-18 NORTH MAIN OTRIIT

 

Edward Coolie. of Main street has
taken the position In States market
made vacant by the resignation of John
McGulrk.

 

The annual banquet of the Fairneld
County Bar association will be held at
the Hotel Straineld. Bridgeport. onFri-
day. March 3.

 

Miss Florence Hamilton. of Putnam
avenue, has been entertaining her cou-
.sin. Eugene Tocmey. oi Stoughton.
Massachusetts.

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Cchnries M. Kultwasser. former su-
porintsndent oi the local ofhce oi the

few days in town.

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Miah Sweeney. Herbert Whose. Wii.
llam J. McCarthy. James Cassidy and
Frederick Dunlap. oi‘ Norwalk. spear
the Sabbath with friends in Bridgeport.

Porter Morgan. oi Prospect avenue,
who is employed In New York city. is
spending a few days at his parental
home.

George Woyerhnuscr. oi Norwaik
has taken it Position with the Cinctt
and Peabody shirt and collar factory
In North Main street

Mrs. A. I‘. Reynolds. of Wilton are
hue. who has been confined to her
home with a severe attack of the grip.
is very much improved.

 

 

returned to their home in Newark.
N. J.. after visiting with Captain and
Mrs. ;Frcderick b. Byxbee, at Cedar
NLTeQ .

 

Mrs Charles M. Moellor and sons.
of Washington street. received word
‘ Saturdm of the death of Henry Sei
fort. in lltooklvn. Deceased was the
brother of Mrs. Mobile; ‘”

 

The scarlet fever quarantine has
been removed from the residence of
Mr. and Mrs Sidum W. \Vlt‘kwllt‘. of
24 North Main street. their child hav-
ing recovered from its illness.

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1.. Thorpe, who
were married on law Wednesday. re-
turned home yesterday from their
Wedding tour and have taken up their
residence in their newly furnished
home In Camp street.

 

 

Miss Alice Fitch, who has been em-

?)loyed in the ofilce of the Sealshiptl

,vster system in St. Louis, has return-
ed to her home in South Norwailt. The
oyster season has closed in that part of
the country and Miss men will re‘
main here until the reopening.

Tracey Ambler was busy In the town
clerk's office in Wall street, Saturday
setting the names of dog owners. to
whom an uncle of his a manufacturer
of dog biscuit will send his samples.

Superintendent. F. S. liennimrhoif. cf
the Metropolitan Idle insurance 00..
Stamford. entertained his ulsi'l It din»
nor Saturday. at the Stamford Yacht
Club. All of the fluid men In the Stem
ford district. which includes Standard.
Norwaik, South Norwaik. Greenwich
and Dlnhurv. were present. Superin-
tendent w. P. Dobbins delivered an ad
dross.

Thursday“)
walk an inset Gummy in to
near iuturo. .p habiy on March 2.
this mostlni i e answers to the bids
recently a t out by the company no
nrdlh: . outing of the trounds
will its _ _ rind souls tlcn tail
on on (it tor. The hi I wiuoh
were sent not provide that
the lease of the rounds
will have obhrso oi the sub-issuinst

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

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..Wbsrs so buy Sweat

ppsrs. imported leanios.
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be I meeting of the NorV ‘

 
 

John McGuirk. oi Hoyt street. has re-
signed his position in State's \ialn
street market and went to work this
lmornius for Manager Thompson of the
New York Grocery.

 

Miss Isabelle Mchvon. of iloyi
street who is employed In New York
city and who has been spending a low
days at her parental home has return
ed to her duties in the city

 

. Miss Rita Hedges. well-known and
popular In Norwalk. is to leave town
shortly and will he [one for a two
lmonths mention during which iiuw
lshe will enloy a much needed rest.

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il‘ranlt Guarani arid Harry Cahill
two or Norwalh’s basketball men. play
ed in Derby strut-cs; night with the
Bridgeport stats league team. Both
oi the local then put up a very line
game and won loud applause

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i Frank J. il‘laherty. of Charles street,
EastNorwslh. who (or some time past,
has been employed in Bridssport. has
resigned his position In that place and
has taken a more lucrative one with
the Wallace Silver Company. of Wall-
lngford

 

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two well- known Norwslk young men
have started on a pilgrimage ier sap
Francisco. They will make the long
tourney by train but had not up to the
time of their leaving purchased any
iit‘ltutii.

 

‘i‘be carpenters ofhllchael J. Rior-
dan are building a saw shop in Clarita
street. Work was it a last wash and
will he rushsd as fan as possible. The
new the will be titled with the latest
electrictt machinery and at cry modern

' convenience.

Proi. Alas Gibson. at Lewis strut.
twho has boss in tor the
with a complication oil seam scans
on. to shew si s 6f improvement
The report that sw‘lll be able to be
out within a short time is welcomed
with pleasure by his many irionds.

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58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 439.

Everything in‘the Optical Line
Eres Examined Free

0.15. Jackson

Optician

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Connedticut company In spending a

Gone (lsffnoy and Edward Barry.

ttwowsslts‘ ~

DON'T nasrrsri: .
A Merrill Business Course
is the Safest Kind of an Investment

 

WSouth Norwaik Stamford , Port Chester

 

s 7- ‘ ; ._.
Bishcpnc Wail Board and Sheathing
The modern substitute for the old style huh and plaster. Better
' and cheaper. Applied dry; keeps dry all the time. in shoots ixi feet.
3-8 inch thick. Itinhopric Wall Heard Is clean. sanitary and odorless.
lining a non-conductor. it saves tool In winter and heaps out summer
heist. .
illshcprlc Sheathing tor stucco exteriors, nailed to sledding In
place at lumber. Is also a ilrnbciass sound dosdener tinder doors.

We carry a large stock of those materials and can fill your order
at once.

 

 

 

 

For so. try CHAN.“ H. maroon“. s haul-v1 do» as. son-sis. .
at the 4-door. 80

L00 h. p. Touring Car

Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield. [as and oil lamps. Bosch

magneto and coil; everything uremia". Guaranteed for one year by

the manufacturers. for 81525. For full particulars call or address
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F. r. LOCKWOOD 8. co.

 

 

99 Wall Must—(Phone) Garage. Water Street. Norwsllt. Conn.

 

 

that we Inland to "make thlnu hunt" the next ten weeks.
It I‘l‘ ALSO KNOWN that "spoclal sale stock" halibut been purchas-
sd. We do not sell shoes that way.

III: 11‘ IURTNIR KNOWN. this is your tip—wlnr it‘s sood Bhoss at a
saving you want.

Men’ 11 $4_ Shoes. new $8. 25

 

 
 
 
 

6.11.711 co.

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Inspection of First Aid to Everybody
on All Occasions.

When a man rushes into your onlcs
hurélsdll' and says:

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~" 1 lions. munch. i hate to speak
oil but i need 8500 like the very old
diibunu todayi‘:
Answer-Ayn“ a singular coincl
deuce, Blinks; I do tool"
When the lovely young maiden at
the seaside to whom you have been
uni’ius court all summer shakes her
head violently and says:
"No. Mr. Blithsrs; lcsnnot Imagine
any circumstances under which i
could be induced to marry you.
Answer-«Thanks. Miss Jones. This
Is a great relief. I was strata you had
mlrcenstrued my attentions, and, oi
course. desired to live up to my Im-
plied obligations.
Wimp you Iilll face to face with
your tttilor upon the street. and he
turns a cold. heady eye upon you and
835%:
“Excrrse me. Mr. Bump. but what
hlIViS you to shy about my lllllll hill?"
. Answer-4 don't think i have met
your little Bill. Mr. Snipperton. In-
dced, I didn't know you had any chil-
dren at all." 7

While he is recovering from this.
11 p Into a taxicab and proceed to
in unit the speed lawswaCarlyiu Smith
In Iiurpsrs. Weekly.

Wonderful Human Tongue.
Some rrmarsble facts regarding the
tumors have been recently presented
by the atnlhent surgeon, Dr. Isl. Scu-
chon of New Orleans. The doctor,
after stating that the tongue. the nose
and the skin are the only organs of
special sense which periorm other
functions remarks that the tongue is
the only organ except the heart which
presents a base. a body and an apex.
and that no other organ can assume
limit a 1uricty of shapes or is mout-
his says Leslie’s Weekly. Its papil-
lac. though similar to those of other
mucous membranes. are larger and
more spot lolly dotmeloted. The tongue
resents a dual structure in accord-
sure with its dual functions motor p
and sensory varies in color more than
any ullwr orgmin and In more solid
ti» :1 any other views It is the only 7
o: u: n mounting the three kinds of
nu cs unmolv 11 none of special'
super, rmv‘ or ordinary sensation and
our of liluliun.

Whore Emeralds Come from.

Columbia South America. controls
the wui‘lll'u marker for enlaralds as ‘
cmnplnioly as the South African Syn- -.
di: atc docs for diamonds. It is from ,
the mines high up in the (.‘olomb‘an
Andes that most of the emeralds
rmnc. The Colombian Government
has leased its most valuable mines
to an English syndirnto. with the un-
*dmsinoding that it is to sell at least
$3. 250cm in emeralds a your lor
isenty years giving the Government
a percentage. The largest and most
valuable eliternld in the world he
longs to the Duke of I":.)o\onihlro It
is n porter! air-sided «metal and
weichs nearly nine ounces.

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rim] Clean-up 8
Just a Few of the Spool ..

$15 8. $18 Dress-
"es, $7.98
$15.. $17. $20
Suits. $9.98

Great Suit Specials
$4.98

500 BELTS, 19o

 

 

 

32.26 BLANKBTB.

 

 

run mums“- ‘ goo 33355;: 1222...
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’5 AN” ’° ““3“ “33 69o BLANKETS. , 1:
must-3.250 791: cms stands-rs... was .

SHIRT WAIST OPECIALS
New Spring 'Walsts
$1.90 WAISTB. 79c

WAIST! AT sac
WAIBTS. 391:

500 CORSETB. 320
SWEATERS REDUCED

 

19: Lowe CLOTH. 12%.

 

soc saunas-reefer;

 

 

ta LINEN ears. straf-
LUNCH atoms

 

 

29o swsATans .. ..... . 21c 79c CLOTHs. «e .

50c SWEATERS ..... .1. 396 390 LUNCH CLOTHQHGI
91.00 swanrsns ..... 79c . j * .-
92.00 swsarens ....... 41.26 25c BOYS' UNDERWEAR;
$3.00 swaArsns ........ 1.93 W
95.00 swearsns ........ :2.” "l “"0 ’5 :ffirfl" 3‘

89c musLm (towns. as: 330500.:ng ...... . ......

1" CORSET covsaa12y. 31:09 sAGs 3321:1213...

 

 

25c BREWERS. 19c ‘

12931: TOWELB, 106
10c TOWELS, dc '
lZE/zc ALL LINEN TOWELI '

 

PETTICOATS REDUCED

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

$1.05 and 81 SKIRT8.. .791: 9 /'2c .
soc sxlars .............. .39:
$2.00 Ktsosrlr PETTI- TABLE LlNEN spasms.
coar ................ .59
11.50 KLOSFIT PETTI- waflffiwgf ----- 3:"
coins .............. .5149 -------
:3: SIAL LIBNEN ..... sec,
MA K ............ .-
‘2° ‘ 15.105113301135111, 39c DAMASK .........
. 29 .....
12c vanns. Sc sxsm ° DAM“ '

 

25c RIBBOND. 19!: YD.
25c WINDOW SHADES, 19s

10!: HOSE DUPPORTERQ. So

501: swerve. as":
SILK Hos: AT vsnv Lost
PRICES

 

 

 

 

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Too Pointed.

Mr. Howard was a man oi exceed-
ingly im words. He positively dis-
lll~ ml to talk as an Indian dislikes to
smile One day he went into a music
store to buy the music oi an opera
for his sister. The clerk came up. and
to him Mr. Howard said in his quiet
way:

“ ‘illkado’ libretto."

Tits salesman frowned.

"What's that?" he asked.

"'hilitudo' libretto." repeated the
Other.

"its no speaker- itsllano." said the
clerk. shaking his head.—~Washin¢ton
Star.

 

3.2M Words Need Revision.

The simplified spelling board which
began its rciornis three yours sun
with an unassumlnl list oi J00 words,
no . publisher an index cl 3 2“ words
’ in need at revision Some of the new
con. era are. Hod head and similar-
ly. sored. helth eta: words ending
in "ice" and pronounced "Is" as ins

 

 

Flynn” 3 Boot Shop so mean 8t.

 

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M316! tits Sims truths sscond round
a use out chills. Nutm stub
tournament hard boon: findtiiaysdml the
mitts. are mumps

round tor the third cue. .‘l‘bo mos

 

 

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Ewili hit
New York W lie hall them host
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itia ropis. corals. delv ior dslvs. on"
for carve and many others that make
the unfamiliar eye squint.
Looklnp Out tor drandms.

They are considerate youngsters in
Nottingham so most people know.
says london Tit nun. A little boy
wt crs andnuhsr haul just died
irate tli's renewing latter. which its
duty patient 1
. "Dani Altair-«We have sent you
grandma. Please give her a. have to
play. as one In short winded and cant
blow a trumpet."
Try tits Lsttfiliter can.
Tumbler is soon tor the Mil!
you hem it a who: need an min-
6 hi health. We are Months to rest.
“humane Assists. last. . wort-r srs
deadly sustain to as salad. li'lsbt
against them and against svssy luau.
is to that tends torrid msntal d1»

pastries as you am against a

1.... stands to dishonest:

“‘3‘ is Antes. Isldlors. .
Filly; I vs trends in tits drum
ihi treat orid powers this lullnm

operas show llill persistent; ct
tut oi oi pnl‘htonary cumin
ohm Isles. MR: (treat Britain and

 
 

 

91.80 Hose ........ ......91;w%3
rownss'ctovss 31.00 noon
31.00. all colors and sizes. . . .790 79° HOSE ---------------- ~ ‘ “tilt
31.50. all colors and sizes..st.19 25° “SI-E HOSE --------
lilo oLovss ................ 49c 12"26 LIBLE H08! .
Mic stoves ............... 39c
accoLOVEs ............... 19: HAIR NER,~M¢

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

R. a G. Corsets

No better in Quality.

No better in Value.

No better in Style.

Shapes to fit any figure.

It is no easy matter. indeed. to even equal
them at the prices asked.

We have many other good makes. too. so
you are sure to be satisfied if you come has
for your Corsets.

An expert Corsetier always in the depart-
ment to ofier suggestions. and give you a pan-
isct ht. No charge for consultation or fitting

The N. E. Ryan Co.

as Washington Street

 

 

 

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The Batch 81 Bailey Co

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I . scum unanimous». _
Lumber and Mill Work for Eve ~ 1
from a my to s Palace ‘
I vacuum: : 2r ;
Ladders mammary and listens- Ona.._two and ill ,
ion.“ to it per

 
 
 

Window Glass at every descrip-

tion it. ,
Quit W is and Cord.

Moulded sedan Gutters. two

«15mph»
has

listsi's' Paper: '
titanium and hill“
Hair insulator «gills!

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mi Woman"; "tic yo believe i i.
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those hat- ' is at sinner

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