For Gilt no Ind '11
I A complete uiurtment of whim
uAu‘I. mono. IATifl'l. one» .
Irv, FoiJLAitno AND IATIItio
E K. BANKS
momma norm .nooox. .
son'rn NOFWM
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Miss Nelliewiiogan. or lay street.
has been entertaining in Mollie
Mutated, of Brifigeport.
“ ~Marlne engines for every use. at.
John pays the freight. Steamboat Pl.
Mrs. Sarah M. Wood. of Ridgetield.
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Charles Reynolds, in Norwnlh.
-—-Sof‘. Hats, Soft Huts. O'Brien.
Mrs. Henry Stevenson. of Norwalk.
has been a recent guest of Mr. and
Mrs. (i. F. Gilbert. in Ridgelleld.
~~The Emerson two-cyie engines.
finest 10 h. p. in the world having a
five-year guarantee. Single cylinder.
only 8135. Local ugent.C. 1.. St. John,
Steamboat place.
ass—v
The oilicers of Rittenhouse Chapter 3
No. ll, R. A. M. of Stamford. will can,
for the R. A. M. degree in Butler Chap-
t-ter, No. 88. B; A. M.. at their stated
convocation to he held March 28th. A
banquet will follow the work. .
‘ ——»Privnte sale of furniture. 74 South
Main St. beginning Tuesday. March
28. See adv."ln For Sale col. w
Mrs. T. Patterson. Who operates at
coolred restaurant in Water street.
South Norwalk.'hss closed her estab-
lishlment. for the summer. owing to the
fact that most of her patrons who are
oyster Openers. have returned to their
homes in the south.
Wat. John & Keyser have the cellar
in Charles street, blast Nor-.wulk for
Morris Epstein nearly completed also
one in Spring stleet BXCthilieiW fol:
Theo. Olsen. Ground has been broken
for a twomtory brick building for Mrs.
Kate Linsiey. North Main street.
Miss Ethel Sprugue will resign her
position in the Krlogor It Go. store in
Washington street. this evening. utter
which she will be affiliated with the .
Smart Mlllinery Shop as junior puri-
"r‘ler with Mrs. Armour. which will open
for business at ill Wall street. on
March 30.
Mrs. Charles Belts. formerly Miss
M. ldeila Campbell. of Norwalk. but
now of New York city. gave a concert
. at the Waldorf-Astoria. last night. Miss
’ Helen Thompson and Miss Jeanette
Uhle. pupils of Mrs. Betta. attended
the concert. and will remain over Bun- .
day as the guests of Mrs. Bette.
At the meeting of Stamford Lodge.
New England Order of Protectiou. this
week, an interesting letter was read '
from Grand District Deputy John F.
Paddock of Springfield. Massachu
setts, fermerly of South Norwnik. who
said he hoped to meet his Stamford
friends at the convention of the grand
lodge in Waterbury, in April.
~New Eugllshgoil cops. O'Bnen's.
” John Ferris. son of Jesse M. Ferris.
of Fannie. New Jersey. and grandson.
of Mrs. John H. Ferris or this city.
has been making a line showing in
school athletics He is a runner of
ability and representing the Pascale
gigh School, ho took second place this
. oolt in New York. in a meeting in
which I number of oohOoII were re
irresented.
. Yen are invited to meet Mrs. Roul ‘
Iton. of New York. at Miss Ryan’s
store. today. This lady believes that
it is the duty of every Wanton to iodit
Is handsome (a possible. and she
hopes to cenvince you that with the
use of her three vegetable prepare
lions you can make yourself look ten
years younger and have a complexion
is soft as veihot. loo N. E. Ryan
Eo.’ s adv. . .
‘ Three games were recently ployo'ti
,j I noted rarest om. ntod 1015. by the
. Mil-88:".T The noon
t t .w on thoéfiru. rated lflttoo
nuln rwo so onwss
' 13311 Wiredwgso Jock
make a comfortable bed,.good springs.
highly perfected
1240 NORTH MAiN BTRIIT
3 Makes a Got-Earl or Baby Carriage
‘ , Comfortable ' "
A big, roomy, well proportioned, well- enclosed body.
Our line of Carts is the cart in which these points have been most
I 1
When you see how attractive in appearance our line of cum is, and how
«estrous and durable, you will want one.
We hove a variety of styles Ind prices thst will suit all buyers.
The A. .1.‘ COLLINS COMPANY
SOUTH NORWALK.
adjustments ” to/
intro 6 «l'y lot
Maine. . '
m
(lonoord Division will meet in mi
rooms in the (insults building on Mon.
tiny evening.
lady Joanin s Millie. shown-d of
Bethlehem. wit meet in their rooms in
Wall “root on Monday evening.
Wm
The Stephen Hoyt Nursery has put»
(illiilod a too too gasoline truck for use
in connection with their busineu.
The regular Lenten services were
held last night at St. Marys church
and Rev Thomas J. Finn anointed.
Miss Hoillngsvforlh. who attends
school at Gaining. N Y., is home to
spend the spring Vacation with her
pllrontll.
The papers in the appeal of the re-
monstrants against the removal of
George B Manet-'11 saloon from iii to it
Water street were served Thursday
night. I
Optician .
Ever}
O. B. JaCkson
~ ng‘in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
5| WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE “I.
Miss Cornelia deli and a college
male from Dana 3 all. school of Mouser
‘ chusetto. are the guests "of Miss Odeli's
parents Mr.‘aud Mrs. Odell, of East
avenue. ,
Norman Paisley. who has been con
fitted to his home in Wilton avenue.
with an attack of rheumatism. has re-
covered and returned to his duties in
Shelton
Mrs. R. B. Ezekiel, who has been ill
for the past two weeks at her in Kel-
logg street. shows signs of improve-
South Norwalk
ALL ENGLISH Bl
Thoroughly Taught at
Merrill Night School
Steinford
A Rare Bargain
RANCHns
Port Chester
MATHU- HEK
.‘ .
Terms to Meet Your COnvenience
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
CO.
104 Washington St.
Do You Want a Frail. Young
in the Round Table pool intuition
" the am gum if. lliobon not! till;
wt
Complexion. and Skin '8 Soft
~~ es Velvet?
111-1. Rouloton, of New York, is to town. She he-
ileres it to every woman“ I duty to look no handsome
u poolibio. For I limited time she will give "so
demonstrations in the use of her message mum. at
our store. This latest and boot invention in the way
of o beautiflor consists of a Skin Food. whose have
to coco-minnow; o Complexion Powder. of powdered
rice; I touch of Coloring for the cheeks. mode from
beet iul
routes: to mote s we look ten years
:01» with these three vogeuimroporotioao.
”We believe this method to be the best and most
"sloth but Wino
dow display. which show: he outfit complete.
NE RyanCo.
IQ Wall
,b w v .
WM I it! til-E!” I'll‘lém on we two olseed
ment and the news is welcomed by her
many friemls
Cochenoo Tribe. 1. 0. R. M.. met last
evening in the (insane building in Wall
street. Routine business was trnnuc‘
led in the Gazette’buildlng in Wall
street. Routine bulliness was transec-
ted.
The ltuilan independent Society will
hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon at
Quittuer‘o Hui l in RIilroad avenue.
Willem F lleitlyn. of Norwalk. left
Ti“ morning for Boston on a business
t n.
One of the motors in our 263, leav-
ing the Bunion Store at 9:35 last night.
for Stamford burned out on West Ive-
nue above the home of Dr. A. R. Turn-
or. The series were shifted and Mini
a delay of live ‘fiilnules the trip was
continued.
Cloude Whitnhy of South Norwolk.
Mission) for uni American Drug Cour
pony. New \ oritnwus walking along
West avenue yesterday afternoon.
when he found 11 um who had fallen
down. and cut his lune quite badlx.
Mr. Whitney fixed the boy up and sent
him home feeling much hrttvr.
MW"...
Fire Warden fluorite w, Mills. of
Brand Riverlrm'utltly jnntlned his hand
and his friction in drying in find out the
trouble insisted want his pet owl which
he lately captured had hit him. Mr.
Mills outdo thumhe was afraid of
blood hollow-old format meson
Art Exhibit Reptesehtlog All
of This Season’ 3‘
Smart spring F aSlIIOIlS
This store has had the distinction of showing the newest styles in greatest assortmeht It
This season we have fairly outdone ourselves. We show three styles to one of any other minim“
town Competition can only look on weekly. Come tonight and see for yourself.
Just a Few of Tomght s Barn“
$3 Black Hair Hats, $1 95 * ._
. Small and medium else- in Black Hair llats, sold the
town over at Ill. Very special, 81.95.
59c Children’s Hats, 39c
Just another great special in the Milliaery depart.
ment. Children‘s Hats, 39c; regularly 59c._
$1 “Gloves, 790
Small hotel in clusters with Fern, and Full
uiar {lilo value. For today. Site. ' ‘
lust to show one of our great values we
day only. one of this season s best shapes, mode ' ,
Milan Straw. in black. brown and other no ‘
good 32 value. on may todsy. soc. . .
We will tell imported Kid Giulia in I 1
(7”, Gym m “"th ’9‘ ill 3
1'» .;
moduliI the country people who drive
took procnuliomzl ;
_ ‘1 v, me
John Kohier and faculty. of Ridge,
field will sail for Germany. hill-ch is plastering the new ,
3011:. Mr. Kohler has not seen his pals is building at input
outs for many years and is going to 'Florn Holly. and
Germany to pay them a visit. lie will Norwalk. are doing M1533” <
return about the middle of May. Dun healing and new ‘
in; his absence his hotel will he clos- walk the electric wiring. ,
to town could be pissed. Knight street. ed.
Mechanic street and 1 place off Clerk
street in the rear of the New York
Grocery More were considered. The
cthnmlttbe ‘will report at the next
board meeting. “
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The committee of the Norwelk Board
of Trade composed of Colonel George
D. Russell. Charles ii. Dilworth and
William H. Malena were out yesterday
looking for extra space about the city
streets where hitching rails to stream
St Mary's '1. If C.. in
log and business of in},
transacted. The club ..
priutlon for the use of the
There were a number of wood fires
in Norwalk yesterday. but in no case
was the department called out. The
blues were on Bradstreet near the team during the corn
old backward and Vao'l‘oesel places. and things look very to .
another on the Newcomer: road. 11 so I a team u was
third between Catherine and Cross in football. The team will“
Call Us for a Demonstration
streets and the fourth was just above with fine new suite and
the Riverside cemetery near the Spring class of any fut mull?
l-lill road. town. ‘
TAPI 6
100—1 Check
Pureot of all on the market. We make 1 specialty of this link
ticle of food Ind the leader for this week. . _
Useful IOUVINII FREE to all purchasers of our Tau.
spices. instincts, etc. -
Tariocn
—Gronuloted-—
s L EENEDICT, Aged r ”new
1" Washington Street—Jul. m
i The Union PacificTee Com ‘
I "Hi To]. M
“I Milli II of
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
I , ‘ .007” NORWALK. GONN. I ,
Lumher and Mill Work for Everything ,
Beaver Board ' 1; '
I A finished. wlll bond that tum the place of both loth Ind plos-
tor and motion the m of well ”per unnecessary. lt has I out or poo-
hind Inrfooo'odmlrsbly adopted to Mann. or painting. Walls con he
treated in yor‘ied wsiuooot. and panel tinnitus; end there is no limit to
«out» "
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