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Mlty Editor's Residencl
Irving Finch, of Lowe street, is quite
flilously iII
'“Ilaiiis it (Inns Co. aret discharging a m
barge oi anthracite coal.
Hartley M. Kent in confined to his
home in Arch street. by illness.
_ Vincent‘seilei of Chapel street, is
confined to his home: by illness.
~Utnhrcilas. limbreilus. O'Brien.
D. Warren Fitch of Norwalk, attenti-
ed the Methodist Conference in New
Rochelle. yestet‘.dny
' Mrs Thaddeus Guyer, of South Nor-
walk. is visiting her son. Chester Guy-
er, in New York city.
George 0thame. Jan. conductor on
the Norwallt trolley lines, is ill at his
home in Wilton avenue.
Miss Mary Drew. of Cross street.
Norwalk has returned to her home at
tax a visit with friends in Wallingford.
—lloatiuen: Looks ini.ei'eatiiig~lll‘l’,
on Marine Engines before May 15.1w.
a Form, (tray. anltawanna, Emerson
Thelma. Royal St. John pays lllt
freight. Steamboat pines;
Mrs. Howard Smith and Mrs. Arthur
gorthrop of Ridgelleltl and Mrs
transea E. Seymour. of South Main
street, this city. are spending a week
In Atlantic City.
Mrs G. D. Worden. Mrs. C.P PKeel-
er. Mia. L J Reynolds, MlSH Florence
Fitch. John Greenwood and Floyd 1‘.
Roscoe. attended the Methodist New
York East Conference in New R0
chclle on Thursday.
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A surprise party was tendered Miss
. Edna Muckrldge. of Morwln street. on
‘ Wednesday evening. Tltd‘ usual games
were played and songs and lnatrumen
tal selections rendered. in the latter
part of the evening refreshments were
served.
---“For the land‘s sake" use Bow
lter'a Fertilizers. ’I‘liey enrich the
earth and those who till it. Manuel
'l‘oro Hatch.
—--—-——
George R. Bylugton, of New York.
and Stewart \V. llyiunton. of lt‘iushlnz.
Long island. came to South Norwallt.
yesterday, and were up bright and
early. this morning. artayod In t
fishing tons, for the purpose 0! talti'tts
advantage of the opening of the trout
fishing season.
Louis Schmidt. of Rowayton. has
been engaged by F. A Dickcrtnun, of
New Canaan, as manager of his store
Owing lit the resignation of L B But-
ton. Mr. Schmidt has been employed
y Mr Dicket man a brother. in actual
orwallt. and fully understands the
dullness: He will move there with his
fhmil Y
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latent Aeroplnnefierhlsa. O‘Brien.
. Freeman Ciarltson. of actual. who
tor the past ”fifteen yearnhls" been
traveling salesman for awdye house.
'itu resigned his lie-Monaco will go
to Ansonia to take personal charge of
the moving picture eutahlllmeni
which root“ at muttered In mt
oily Ions {Sully will “In
Main r the Wot or my
- l they leave or Co'mho mach to
and the summer at their cottage.
Myra—.1
Carl 0 Johnson. the newly appoint.
. .tnce will meet on Monday evening.
‘ fiGIIgNY-wd mortgages amountiu; to
l
nun to woman the.
REFINED AND EDUCATED
‘ PERSONS ARE NWEED
roe silos PO§T8
.. Alto 1H8 '5
u. s. apricot. or,
sscamsisa ADDS to A
SUPERIOR BEUfioTlON ' ‘
THE SUBJECTS WHICH
. outshines . 1
FIRST CLASS SECRETARY
iN THE ‘ , ‘
SHORTEST POSSIBLE
‘ TIME. ‘
THE CHIEF sueieqr
. IS
MCEWAN’S SHORTHAND.
READ THIS: -—
Mlm lbw—— hem her I‘onnonn with Mr. Ullm:
ucEwan on March 2- four days she had oom- "
plated the study of them than in two thine ti .
he was tailing mtmodenoo mfcr the “1“le
ion (My. of starting the tool difficult dictation».
win an editor who, declared her progress and her
house in
12-18 NORTH MAIN STREET
if!
new assembled on our five intuitions floors for the shunt trade has
some from the world‘s but factories. Factories that have achieved
unlvorlal reputations for reliable goods and right prices.
these lame factories sell to one store only in each city.
sent them in this vicinity exclusively. and when you buy of us your
numbers bears a guarantee hacked by both thin store and those
great factories. A guarantee that protects you absolutely from infer.
.ior and defective qualities. if your Parlor. Dlnltis Room or Bed
Room need one piece or complete returnishinxa. you can find what
you want here at prices trout ting-third to one-half lower than else
Most of
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
BOUTH NORWALK.‘
We repre- .
admin .
etuarltule libs only now minim practice to
ml high speed by t and ot March, an efficiency;
august" attained any other system In all.
WANTED—REFERENCE
PUPILS (AT REDUCED FEES.
Mr Olitcr hit-Ewan. Ihe I‘rn dent of the it.
neitwl of Summon. till this went motto a mum
he: of ladies llllil gentlemen to lil‘fllflltl In .\lt.“.’~
lamina hllllf‘llmlitl uttti utlit't atlltirt'iit no in w.
uinlitt than fut tint hiullut scueiutlal 1min All”
«slut tulle this mum out am willing to an at ni-
ciuc pupils uili he terwciutl at
REDUCED FEES. " ”‘
nosl cll‘isicuily
O. B. Jackson
Optician
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Note that llle"COtil‘S¢ can be KIVL‘II" :
58 WALL
PHON
STREET
NORWALK.
E438.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eves usamtnea Free
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with In Avril)
out mt In “our wild
bird; h s I all” lib!" slug up here
and there in attention of swelled
"Bird Clubs. tho special purpose of
which is immortal mousintsnoe with
all forms of wild bird life afield.
Among these organisations are the
New Ilavcn.;lilarcford and Not-walk
Bird Clubs, and the Waterbury NM“?-
nlists‘ Club. It Is now proposed totali-
cratc. these clubs under an organized
plan for a definite purports. and to es
tnhiloh other clubs of this federation
throughout. the a dominates: of
the local clubs a help {appointed to
entire: to titer and doc do the details
or the no oral plan. theh latter is as
follows.
There has arisen throughout the
state. as elsewhere. a wide-spread In-
. lei-est in the Nuts. and a unseat de-
pure to see them restored again to
‘ lucrtnal abundance. Various beautiful
and volcanic species are almost att-
iinct and may soon disappear llorever,
Wagiorcctul measures are taken.
lie the Mills of interest lot the
tlubs would be pe onnl acquaintance
with the birds out rs. there would
also be a definite pratilcal program for
the reatorttion of bird lite in Connec-
ticut. For instance, systematic winter
feeding of the birds throughout the
state would'iimbahly be arranged. and
preparation {or nesting—sites for desir-
able species about gardens and farms.
Educational propaganda would be ar-
ranged. and speakers and lecturers ae-
iiY MAIL
.ts well as at the Sch. lOl .
For further It ll‘ iculats *
call upon or write,
The President
U. S. SCHOOL OF SECREI'ARIES
500 Fifth AVI‘W'“ ““' ‘ “‘“~ (will!
w.y.l. Feaiy is'couillnedio‘hls home
in Washington street with an attack
of the grip.
Concord Division. Sons of Temper-
tluttinese of importance will be trault
icted
Lenten services were. held at St.-
Mury'a Church last evening. Rev. Fir
{her Finn was In- charge.
Rabbi Charles it‘lelaher. of Boston.
will be entertained tomorrow by Rev.
and Mrs. Charles S. Maufarland, at the
Congregational parsonage.
~St. John bi lteyaer have been
awarded the contract to erect an eight-
'ooni residence in North Main street
or Nurwalk parties.
The store and railroad station prop
perty at West llcddlng have been sold
by William F. Mandevllic. of Danbury,‘
to John ll. Jennings. who conducts the
store there.
William Olmstend. of Dover. New
Ieraey. who has been here since the
the death of ills father‘ln‘inw. the late
Judge Frank W. Perry. returned to his
home thflmoralng. ‘
A number of young ladies In Nor
walk a o planning to have a dance in
Neural as soon as Lent is at or. The
lanes will be held in all probability
In the Town hall on April 19th.
Milne and Cornell played Ilyinitton
and Wetsuit in the Norwailt fire police
pinpoints tournament Int evening. By»
inaton and Welaelt won. The tourna-
Inset. will be finished Tuesday even
nit
"whatnot Eng. Golf Gaps. O'Brien.
In Norwalit. last Week. there were
seven sales of real estate, and the
inert Rounded amounted to u.-
. iStill. For In third week in March. last
' year. there were Miss» iraniffet‘s of“
Not-walk Grand Army veterans are In-
(erected in the «min; amorlal Day
H. J. Marshall in to be e chief filth
The Man Of the Hour
l8 HE WHO CAN DO SOME ONE THING AND DO IT WELL.
WILL TRAIN YOU
Stamford
Merrill Business Colleg:
Sofith Norwallt
Hort Cheater
SPRING LACES
It is predicted that the world has never seen a
Lure seasoh'atich as this in going to be. One of
Fashion's emphatic mitt-tn in that waists. dresses
and muslin underwear shall be most elaborately
trimmed with Lace for Spring and Snmiiiur.
Linen Laces take the lead. and you will find here
a good assortment iron: the real. 1:me “CINE"
to the fit! Linen Torchons. ' ‘
We side have some good designs in "trdomsstlc
made. heavy thread. Linen Lace. now so much used
by waist manufacturers. 'l‘hese Laces come in Cluny
patterns. but at a much lower price. and make u
very effective and serviceable trimming for articles
that have to be frequently laundered.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
M Wuluomn EM
A number of Norwalit and South .
MIAMI!!! elf In: , 7 y Poets
r. on a race . ,
Ed”! *1"! , Wt? trails w ‘ Isl ‘
IIIII of the parade in the Park City
til in Li J! SIIII
hilithed in the MWDOI‘I cottage
MIMI Delaney. the former nastier. it
end Into his house in mnctown.
. thol, and in recovering nicely from
clone and u long
r years. and had modes
Mt the
g keeper at Putnam Park is not on
.cy had hell
has of
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mason of“. his percentiles cone
7.
outcome- Ari-on and plum mo . ,
. n lootiln the Norwnlit harbor over
a, view of adios a More to land one
liners. , U bile
t a moors! many.
do we his
department mi last union. All or
W someone we
I. but than wait no bullion. , lit
m an. and
thmltt that it was yet too cold to have
the tint Tuesday oi April.
be titled m: I
I?! «m demon-mien of tflfllom i
new“ we... Imminatu'
Are not the kind
title then. 80.. y
depend upon the
_ wot-its
“ strung in all t!
' oascnupuwus meruoos
to increase a
on a or malts people popu-
lar. or those reasons, If I'm
no others. we would not one
on can safely
genuine hon-
esty of all our work. Von “will
find that we title hood materials.
lfuiiy. and are
Home
‘2 NORTH MAIN IT.
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“nonrandom ”pony
0 echo». to who mash flattens in All Departments
‘ Lumber and Ian Work for Everything "’
GALVANIIB
mired for itinerary among the clubs at.
reduced rates. Active cooperation. lti
this plan. would be given to organizing
branches of the State Audubon Society
anions the school children. and effort
made to secure the general adoption
of a reasonable amount of "observation
study" of birds in the schools, thus
preparing a future constituency for
the clubs. Cooperation would also be
sought wiuhs spammed a organisations
for varietts good ends Publications
would be prepared and circulated by
the clubs. Through such organisation
effective and speedy action could be
taken against reactionary legislation.
or for any needed changes in the
laws.
proposed organisation shall be on no
narrow lines. but broad enough to in-
clude everyone interested in birds and
their restoration. All 300d sportsmen
are invited to Join in the movement
and help to make it as cffec vs as pos-
sible. One of the first nece ry steps
will be to secure lists of names of
people in each town and city of Con»
nectlcnt who are interested in birds.
The state ornithologlat will greatly ap-
preciate the lending to hint at once
by volunteers lti every locality at such
named or lists of names with brief on
notations describing kind and degree
of interest. etc. This will greatly facil-
ltnic the work of organization
'l‘here is something of the spirit of
the hunter and explorer. at least la-
tent. in most people. particularly men
and youth. it is a splendid thing. pl!"
ticularly as spring now sounds tho
toclin of the call of the great outdoor
world to have some definite taste and
interest that linpcls one to roam
afield. The wild birds, so varied in
appearance and breezy in their ways.
furnish it most attractive quest. For
people to range forth in Irisndll'
groups over field. woodland, swamp or
shore and. armed with field-clan or
i“ camera. to secure in stimulating rlval~
ry day-lists of birds or photographs of
them. or to trace out with skilled
woodrnft the csretnlly concealed
hesil. furnishes one of the finest of
sports adapted to every one. sex and
condition. with additional rewards of
health and of far-reaching eeononilc
benefit. Why may not thousands of
new recruits thus not. outdoors thou
pleasant days. and units forces with
the many other friends of the birds to
our beautifully diversified little state?
HERBERT K. JOB.
State (lrnlthologist.
West Haven.
“
THREATS FROM BLACK HANDS.
Given a Minister and Hi. Wife by
ltallana Who Followed Then
do» flout-t.
CHICAGO. April I.~Carrylnx their
*war of violence and threats into the
federal courts. three muslin“ yesterday
followud the Hamil” Gideon Binnie:
land but wife into Judge be dis court:
maneuvering to crowd them are a cor-
;nor and finally left after whisperlni a
*' hreat Into their ears.
Moles» or the minister and his
ife walnut the “black hand“ in that! , .
he set! “witness-
an”:n Ital an Win /
«team! and showawin’
but they have been merited by the sa-
vent us from testifying in this
doc baudl ii'
. thrrcrecttn .
thud III on North Main
.- toIlLIIHY. it mt.
. rim or '
it is particularly desired that the.
.. stag a§1.'ep""floiiarus. m .
. so new Shapes. worth up
$1.50. small and large Shape
in black and burnt. on «It
ulduyp 99C.
BHMPBE, AT $1.40
:00 fine Shapes all this castle J
new mo els. in black Ml.
burnt. it rain at SI. it ‘
39c castes nouns
Bahice' Bonnetsimadso Bins
Braid, Lawn and Eli. t
med with ribbon and new
II’ay 25c instead of Jilin
- ay. ,
TUB encodes. this"
Washable fabrics. plain or.
cy. elegantly made. in
season 8 beat models; aim
to 44. On sale, 31. 98 “
new SPRING mite-rs, so ‘
Allover embroidery and ‘1.»
more popular, several differ» trimmed front and book» ~
uni colors and two-tone el- neck and new klmou
feels: also .25 lllaelt 'l‘urbane sleeves; very fine lit--
for middle-axed ”gene whistle; good 32 values
so at one price 0 sizes. Today. ll. 4sz
ti oLovss. m
We will sell today."10 dos. Lad-
ies' Guaranteed Kid Gloves. in
black and tan. at 79c. Regular
$1.00 values.
HEATH ERBLOOM 8K IRTB, 990
Every woman knows what
Heatherbloom means stamped
on on a skirt. Today. in black
only. We. Value $1.60 to 52.
59c. STRAW BRAIDS. 396_
We were fortunate In securing
100 pieces of line Straw
Braids, all colors and combina-
tions. 10 yards to the piece.
Today. willie it lists. 39c piece.
590 CHILDREN'S HATS, 39c
We will group together about
fifty Children's Hats. worth
from We and up. Your choice
tomorrow only, 39c.
SPRING HATS, $1.95
Chipt Hood 'l‘urbaus. nothing
The
Wagner.
Music
Is so full of chromatic successions that it is
almost unplayable on ordinary pianos. This
has been proven by artists of note, who
have tried various instruments both in '
concert work and in the studio. Wagner
used every known trick that the piano of
his day could accomplish.
On the GABLER PIANO Wagner
music can be reproduced as it should be.
it has the, genuine fuluesstol tone, cool the!
power to hold its notes as long as the linger
stays with the keys. sending forth a mel-
odious echo that rebounds into rythmic
“(If Witt "All“ will“: It (I .
We .
y by the Italians who are min; to
." said Mrs. Dinghy. after leaving
harmony. A most enjoyable treat to lovers
of good music. We are only too glad to
show this superb instrument to all callers.
We sell them on casy'terms. ‘
M. SONNEN BERG
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