New Wash Goods
For spring and Summer
A complete assortment oi GINO.
Haas, waoaas. IATIBTE, DIM-
t'rv. rout/mos AND saresws
E. K. BANKS
IAHAOKEHO HOTEL BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK
We will BOND
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74 WASHINGTON CTRIIT. UOUTH
NORWALK
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“Fit is a fact at the Idiots store. See
' adv. ‘
Aisle I... Scenes. of Harriet street.
who is employed in the Bryant. Reese
& Company store in Main street. is re-
covering from an attack of throat trou-
* ble.
The Nutmeg Club is scheduled to
meet this evening . Matters of impor-
tance including the dance which is to
be given in the near future will be
considered. . I
~ spent his vacation in Norwalk, has re-
. in Norwalk. .
Professor Arthur D. Russell. of the
Princeton preparatory school. who
turned to his duties.
_, Frederick C. Ricdeli and family‘ have
moved from 10 Spring Hill avenue to
the same number in Chestnut street.
O
The Civic League of Norwalk have
in Union Park.
Herbert Whone. of West Main street.
who has been confined to his home for
over two weeks was able to resume his‘
duties in the Norwalk Lock company
yesterday morning.
Concord Division. Sons of Temper~
ance. met last evening in its rooms in
Wall street. One proposition for mom
berahlp was received. Only routine
business was transacted.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harmon and
daughter. Gladys. of South street. Be
thel, have returned from a visit with
Mrs. Hanson‘s parents. Mr. and hire.
Daniel Ballard. in Norwalk.
The Misses Pauline and Mary Gil-
bert and their sister-in-law of South
Norwaik, went to New York Saturday
where they spent the day. In the ev-
ening they attended the theatre and re
turnd to Norwaik Sunday morning.
r George Peterson, employed by the
loss! Feiganspsn's Brewery company
met with a painful accident Saturday
while moving a keg of beer. In some
way the keg slipped and in trying to
recover it the man turned his wrist
«and broke it. Dr. Tracey attended
him.
~Madam Rite-Courier is showing
this week a new line of Hair Goods—-
Curls, Braids. Puffs. Switches. Care
taken to match color and texture.
Electrical Scalp Treatments and Ton-
ics. Shampooing. Puffs Dressed. 102
i ‘ thington street.
Dr. and hirs. Alfred it. Starr. of New
York. whose summer home is the form-
er Vanderhoef place In East avenue
“ were the guests in Norwslk Sunday
when they looked over . their place
which is being cared for by John Shes-
han. of Beacon street it the weather
is favorable Dr. Starr will move to
Norwalk for the season in about two
weeks.
' The commitle on locating the hitch-
ing posts to accommodate out-oi-
town buyers. which was r eutly ap.
pointed by the Norwalk Board of Trade
has been at work and has some places
in view. all at which would be likely
. to be accepted. The rails will he lo-
cated in Knight. Mechanic. Clark and
Hoyt streets and there is talk of put:
, tins one in lanes place, though this
7 action may be objected to as a nuts
sacs. There was previously a rail here
add it was removed. ‘
A town meeting will be held tumor.
the general discussionin 'Norwaik to-
day there will be something coins.-
There seems to be as yet a number of
~ ssop! pile don't exactly ondmtssd
“ and those people thrash
«woodcutsoasssliinssssiorsihs
row evening and according to some of‘
nue was removed today for treatment
lirom her home in Woodward avenue.,
to the tuberculosis ssnitarium a tSheI-
ton.
[toms that causes so gnuch eye trouble;
See adv.
The udles' Aid Society of the South
Norwalk Methodist Church will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
business session will be held at 3
o'clock.
Driver Daniel M. Corcoran of the
Hope Hose auto chemical. celebrated
his birthday Sunday and therefore toolt
Thomas J. Dorney acted for him dur-
ing his absence.
A special meeting of the Knights of
Columbus was held last evening to
take action on the death of Martin
J. Morris. which occurred in Brooklyn
on Sunday. A committee composed of
James H. Magner and P. J. Ward went
to Brooklyn this morning. in the Inter-
ests of Catholic Union Council.
Harry Joyce has been Elected mana-
ger of the Bibbins baseball team of
the Barker Motor Works. Harry will
have his men out on the first warm day
and it is expected that a good nine
will be picked. The only assured play-
er now is “Paddy" Henneasey. who will
more than likely do the twirling.
The local sportsmen have already
begun to supply the hold oi game for
the coming season. This morning
game warden Smith and a number of
the other men set out with a number
of Hungarian partridge and they were
freed at the outskirts. it is possible
that some quail will also be put out.
F. A. Mitchell, the house furnisher.
has taken the agency for the Oliver
typewriter in Norwalk and the viola-
ity and will be pleased to talk with
anyone considering the purchase of a
machine. The typewriters speak for
themselves.
piles are always on hand and machines
will be cleaned and repaired,
A strong advance in the wholesale
price of potatoes has taken place with-
in the last few days. The increase is
behaved to be due to the fact that in
tbe‘northern sections the roads ‘ars
cult to haul produce from the farms to
the railroad stations. Consequently.
there is a shortage in tbs wholesale
markets. Til? the advance in New.
Yorhhssbesnsqualtoshout lifters
cents a" bushel. These conditions at
m transit in liik locality as areas-
liioiihl opportunity to market their so
seed M“.
purchased through street commission—g
er Dudy waste paper cans to be placed .
‘ i
Mrs Ella Kelly, ... Woodward ave-E
It is the neglect of warning symp~ i»
If your eyes are troubling you Thamer. :
the Stamford optician can help you.‘
In twenty‘four hour vacation. SubtituteW
Ribbons and other sup-'
now in poor condition and it is dull. ‘
at ‘ 1,1,,“
The Stock of
now assembled on our live immense doors for the Spring trade has
come at the world's best factories. Factories that have achieved
unlversa‘ reputations for reliable goods and right prices. Most of
those large factories sell to one store only in each city. We repre- '
sent them In this vicinity exclusively, and when you buy of us your
purchase hears a guarantee backed by “both this store and these
areal factories. A guarantee that protects you absolutely from inien
‘ Iorand defective qualities. If your Parlor. Dining Room or Bed
Room need onepioce or complete refurnishings. you can find what
you want here at prices from one-third to one-half lower than else-
where.
Then. I. COLLINS COMPANY
1240 NORTH MAIN ITBIIT SOUTH NORWALK.
Fertilizers :: Lawn Belling
Baking and Seeding
Plowing and Burrowing;
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l
«semi-em a
1: it’s a door. or a door. either
inside or out: a boat. a canoe. or
your pisses steps. them a .
KIIIIIZE FIIISIITIIII II'
are momma”
~ For Sale by ‘~
CHARLES E. DOW.
‘ South Nor-walk
peso
PITRIGK'S FAMILY
MAN A urns coasts. .
ANSONIA. April Saw-Blind“ Patrick
who committed suicide at the New
Haven police station Sunday Afton
noon. lived at 119 Jersey street. Anson.
save
is. He was 2i years old and unmar-
RAYMOND BROTHERS
“IONNII” LITTLE CHICK FEED
Thisls a homo product. fresh each day. composed of old. cracked
corn. millet seed. cracked wheat. steel cut oat meal. and only materials
that grade in every respect up to our high standard are used. A com-
plete grain ration for little chicks. prepared especially to meet the
needs during the critical period oi chick life. Contains elements of
food which insure easy digestion and rapid. healthy growth. I honest-
ly believe it to be the best chick feed on the market. because it has
all the good things that the best of them have. with the added benefit
of being fresh, which is most essential. ,
' MANUEL roao HATCH.
First in quality. last in price. always in the minds at its cum
tor Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
era—Bonnie Home Ground Food
Fresh Eggs. Filteen for 25¢
Home-laid Eggs, per dozen. 23c,
Pink Salmon.can .......:10o Good Rutter. per lb..~...... ..... ”260
Walter Baker's Chocolate. ......iOo iisst Lard. 2 lbs. to: . ...... ...asq
Walter Baker‘s Cocoa . ........ .160 Compoun‘dLa . Mo
3 cans Iiilk for ............. 26o 3 Hookers or White Rose Oats. . . .26o
a pill. Pancake Flour .......... 26¢ 1! sites. Seeded Raisins ...........!6o
Spinach. Kale. Lettuce,
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN STRIIT PHONI 148
H ) , Samuel worked in the Farrel foun-
tolery. Cranberries, Parsnlps. Sweet Potatoes. Or- ;
' anges. Grape Fruit and Apples. -
mics! and boarded with his brother. ”is ..
chsel Petricir who is married ‘and has
a family.
‘dry. where his brother is also employ.
wed The young man left home Sunday
shortly before noon and his relatives
heard no news concerning him until
[this morning, when they were inform
Eod by an Associated Press reporter's!
'his death. Its relatives could snails
loo reason for the deed. but said ..the
.young man had acted rather strangely
:lateiy and they believed he took his
Elife during a temporary iii of insanity.
, —-Torturing ecsema spreads its
burning ares every day. Dean's Oint
intent quickly stops its spreading. in-
stantly relieves the itching. cures it
”permanently. At any drug store.
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WAN
NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y., April 4.—-l
The union of the nineteen Methodist, i set
bodies which now exist in the United
,separ .
; questio
TI MITNODIDT UNIDN.
m...
gather of 10 Bodies
Dean Henry Wade Rogers. of Yale 1an .
varsity Law school in an address be: ’
fore the New York East Msthodlsé;
Episcopal conference. Six million
sons represented by the factions were
by narrow views on certain (...
. he declared. creating a sine ,
'ation against which all enlightened Me
thodists should cry out.
TWO POI‘I‘MASTERB ADMIT VIOLA- L.
Jknown.
TING POSTAL LAWS.
NEW YORK. April 4.-Two‘ United
fined $300.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Easter suits and overcome in abund-
ance at Rogers and Stevens See adv.
George Allen, of Westport. has re ,600 0 GALLON
slgned'hls position with the New York '
Grocery company. ‘
: The “warren” V Wins
Again
More Sensational Victories
by bthe Warren “30” ‘
On Tuesday. March 28. at Atlantic Beach. Jacksonville. Fla,
WARREN '30." driven by Tower. won first in the one hour race.
the
. covering eighty miles. Every competitor outdistanced. The WAR.
REN "00" driven by Evans ilnished
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I. WALL CTRIIT
NORWALK.
PHONE ”I.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free'
0. D. Jackson
Optician
Cole by sixty seconds.
Li A El LITY.
The Man of the Hour
I. HI WHO CAN DO IOMI ONI THING AND DO IT WILL. WK
WILL TRAIN VOU
Merrill Business College
South Not-walk
ts
Souvenirs Free
With all Purchases ot'l'sss. Mess. .oiess. latrsote. etc.
lovmlioyi BORN “Add" leads than sit. the per package.
cheek Pres.
“reassess avssoamo' wits. m can. Is.
I
second.
Runs WARREN and get a WINNER.
NINI MODILO‘ IUILT ON ON! CHASSIS-41200 to 81760
‘ On Wednesday. March 29. the WARREN “30" won first and sec-
ond in the Five Mile Open National Beach Championship. Tower win.
nlng first place. time 4.24.12; Evans winning second; tints. 4:37:53.
beating the Lancia (non-stock). Cole and EMF.
On Thursday. March 80. the WARREN “30." Tower driving. won
the ten mile class event. time 9.10. beating the Lancis. E-hi-F and
Tower also ilniahed second in the live mile
class event. losing by live aecondsJoes due only to bad start.
' Three ilrsts and two seconds in four races entered is undoubtedly
3 a most favorable showing. These victories coming right after the
i WARREN'S sensational victory in New Orleans. when the WARREN
“30“ won both that and second in the hour race. prove again WARREN
QUALITY. WARREN SPEED. WARREN POWER and WARREN RE-
. Roadster. with Round Tank or Dickey asst . . . . . . . .. ............ $1200
; ' Fora Door Roadster . ............................ .. ........ . ..... 81326
i Demi-Tonnoau ........ .. ...... .. ...... ................. 61300
i “urination... .......... ...... . ......... . ............ 01325
‘ Iorpodo ............. . ......... ........................ .81600
Pen Door .......... . ......... . . ......... . .............. . ..... .1500
Coupe. . . .. ................ .. ............. . .............. 61750
It you are going to buy a car. got the BEST.
We will gladly give you a demonstration
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W. A. HANFORD
Distributor for Fairfield County
f
Dean Ropers Advocates Bringing To-
States postmastcrs of sub- stations' “,3, the Angevine Company Is adve
pleaded guilty In the United States cir- tislng at an exceedingly low 0811“}...
cult court here yesterday to sclllns gee adv
postage stamps by large lots. in viola-
tion of the postal laws with intent to... ,idrs. Fisher was moved yesterday. I)
credit the sales to their own districis Erin essman Shcehan from Fradkli
and so gain advanced pay from the ap- avenue to the house of Jeremiah
pearance of increased business.
Adolph Leinhsrdt. of Staten Island.
was sentenced to 30 days.
brose c. Montrose. of parchment. was “5' PAGE WA” HER FORTH”
Two other indictments in.
similar cases were returned today.
i coil in Beacon street.
.32: .
and Am, i«
WA.
8. J. Grilling;
J-",
H. Emory ‘
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' M‘.mii.”ifl
. . Massaifisiiossslssassssssesssfisrss
_ assessors\ssssssssssssssoosssisssoasis-s
trouble?
We employ Ocuiisisn—gradusie
physicians-«to examine the eyes.
‘l‘llil ansvrcn is RRNDERED
WITHOUT CHARGE. .
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE ‘
IT IS THE NEGLECT
of warning symptoms that causes
so much suiierlng from on troub~
iss. Why not have them properly
cared for new and save future
ssssesrsssssasssssssiils
CIDAICCICAiIIIIICDI
3,,wa tees and complexion fresh
'j’wslk has more than its share of‘
tiful o .
Mahackemr—F. it. Rock. n. cleaner-...",y geyegoglgfio‘: ,3? {33"
L. Krinklets. R. Gerry. w. V. Foley.C,.eyerything that is necessary is do
H Brinton,l T. Jennings. E. Iioesei. '
New York; W. M. Johnson.
Howes, F. l). Chase. 0. H. Roberta,
Boston; T. E. Terrell. Yonkers; E. S.;_a ..
Cline. New Rochelle; J. T. Wade. Legal 5 .
ington. Ky. . A. A. Weed and wife. Nev
roton; S. Greenstein.
Bridgeport. L R Hurlhutt. Wilton; G 3
J. Webster West Medford. Mass;
Iloeber. Newark; A. W. Taylor Greenai
Farms; E. 0. Keeler, Norwaik; J L. I.
Iiurkhardt. South Kent;
Pierce. Grand Rapids, Mich; I-I. Math-
ewson. F. I). La‘ton, city.
Wadi
W. F. Wigwam 8: Co
The Century Compo
“ingot.“ “’31”qu oalranorflripa.
tablet to COG. ”Guaranteed”
oryodrgmy back. a
rs. Jeremiah Driscoll.
”rest, left Norwalk this morniild”
here she will live In the future is no
Just note the solid oak desk is
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ii‘
Every woman is interested in tree
is it is conceded that South
Jessie aounows "BEAUT
ournr"
$1.00 Flor complete Outfit :‘-
ORUGCIOTI ‘
I North Main St. I So. Nor-walls. i
“Does Your Roof Le
STOP. ALI. LIAKI
60s a CM...
our Compound for three snarl.
for estimates Correspondence.
MANUFACTURIR‘
Deliéatesser;
Thoroughly up to date. Your is- ‘
spectlon invited. Everything Bali- .
itary and under glass.
Visitors always welcome.
John G.Ba °
Fomsriy o. Priediieir‘s. ,,
Tel ma RAILROAD m.
Highland Linen
WRITING PAPER,
20o s boa
Pins Assortment of Easter Oasis
All Prices
IAITIR FOOT CANDO, C for?
‘ W. A. Briggenasn’i
srsriouaas s'roaa ,
Donovan dress in Washington,
Mayfair sml
Footwear for W “
II'IOII. OXPOIDD. P0
In Pat. Leather. Gun Metal. fl,
0W. duodenum and Velvet»
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