' Cleaning and Sterilizlng the cans
4 at the bottling plant immediately
alter receiving the milk from the
dairyman.
128 Washington St.
Telephone 871' South Norwalk
Produced anti Bottled
Where Cleanliness
Reigns Supreme.
lion.
BilllllliN’S CONlll-INSEB Milli C0. John P. unmm mm
innnol‘inl artiet, spent Wednesday
“Load"; of Quality." morning in South Nill‘hiiik, on bnsi~
Established 1857. noun.
Misses Annie Wot-he and Emma
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Darien
' and ’
Noioton‘
Martin Schaushneuaey. of this place,
was it recent visitor in Jersey City 0"
buninom.
Mr. Fabero, oi Proapeet avenue, iii
suii’ering at his home with an attack
o of the gout.
hire. .1. '1‘. Wright, of Stamford, in u
visitor‘in Dorian with friends and ruin-
tires, this week.
William Hutton, who has been emi
played for aonietime with Mr. Howard
has resigned his position.
Howard Sluttaon is seriously ill my
bin home. in llut'ien. lliu irionda nre
considerably worried over his condi-
Weolte. of Darlon, haw been rerent
guenta oi Miss Mary St-hiirbiing and
Mira. Louie Wilmette, in Wilton
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George ll. Geiat, the ilarien butcher.
. in the proud owner or a new Ford onto
‘ New
Canaan
Edwin Hoyt. a student in the Che-
lhilge Academy. is spending several
days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Hoyt, in Carter street.
E. J. Brown 6'; (10., has purchased the
Enterprise Market. in Main street
owned by F. .1. Bird schi'nl years ago.
Both the busineesa men and general
public of the town will be glad to ace
,1“. ‘Brown return to his old place in
90hr business life.
f 1110' Grunge held 0 nocial meeting
Inimymond's Hall Tuesday evening
and visitors were present from all
‘the surrounding grunge. numbering
pglhlrty- two mtmbers cnme horot in the
Milo trttelc of ti 0 Blue Ribbon Garage.
l‘tt‘li' Bridtept rt. The. visiting granites
had prepared interesting progn-urnnwi
‘ and utter th'i amusement. wnn co-tciud
" 1
ed a bounteous collation of home-
made delicaciee were disposed oi.
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Tito Young Men‘s Club has organized
.11 baseball team and suits and other
' material has been ordered. The team
-hna elected Clifford Borel as captain
and Frank Millie as manager and
lthese young men are tailing on ac.
,tive interest in the initial works 0!
,the players at practice.
A meeting
will be held in the club tomorrow night
for the purpose of making iinnl Belted
tile arrungementa and a brilliant son-
aon in predicted for the team.
The lurk or interest shown by the
small number who attended the bor-
ounb meeting inst. Monday afternoon.
in a mutter thni molten the few who
did attend do a tall lot oi thinking. A
deomldedly interesting and enlighten--
his part oi the tnooting won the read.
ing oi the budget prepared by the new.
15' elected Warden. John ll. llohre.
Ward. n iiehre gave an approximate ao-
(‘Ollill oi the expenses of the boron-ill.
itrtnizrd, {or the etieuiuit your. “The
budget was hrituinl of interesting new
urea and replete wtth latte. When he
had finished it was very plain 'lhnt not
only necessary but imperative. The
30 Stamps F ree/
Wardens motion that n l0~tnill tux be
laid was nnnimously voted by tho
‘ twelve rotors present. The few voters
lmoblle. Mr. (leiat gave the now go.
irttmp a good tent inst Wedneadny
imorning, inking Richard Abenuroth
who were (hero. however, would have
out for a e it.
felt better bad there been more oi oi ill
I m“m
representnthe gathering There iol “am, lianiord Smith of tho Dar
sure to be the penal amount of kiclt- ien bflflblll club. has booked Ibo g.
Mrs. Iliglow. oi Fillow street. has
been quite siell for aoverul tinyn.
Robert Guthrie, of New York. spent
Sunday with friends in this vicinity.
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Mrs. Wertz, of White. Oak Shade.
Went. to Stulniii‘l'd Monday on business.
Muster Konvlorth ilniley, of New
York city. Willi a guest of \Htllure
Smith for the weekend.
Rev. W. P. Illownes. of All Snints'
Church. New liaven. preached in Un-
.0n (Tlhupo Sunday, 3103/ i.
Mrs. John Alvin. of Oracle street.
went to the Nlorwnlk houpltnl, Wed-
noaday. to undorgo an operation.
Mi'. and Mill. Pirl'l‘e Muellonnld, oi
New York t'ity. iiiwlli last Saturday
and Sunday at the bungalow here.
.‘i...
Pitch ()‘iinrn. the actor, and hint
wile nut-tit Wednesday at their sum-
mer residence. ‘lelrln (lo iirugh.“ it
in auppdned they will occupy the name
in n iew weekn. .
“mt-m
louis Schedo and Tony l‘larrnk. who
lure employed as plumbers by Woliel.
of New i'nnnan. are now working at
Hickory Point, Darlen.
llov. ll. 3.
Congregational Church. will preach
Sunday afternoon in iilu ointpel nt 3
p. in. All are most cordially invited.
.uo m‘). ,_
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hire. William lleok expecta to tulle
inn that follows an action of thin pear. nine ior “9mm“ Day. The.
kind and by the very ones who took M0 will be may“, on the Retort Patna
no active interest in the meeting. oval. and in “We...“ m hen great out»
either by presence or thought it tut. The St. Peter: 4,. it good “um“.
must be admitted that there are many tlon
citizens who would have attended had;
their business permitted. and rixlttl The Red Mon in Stittninrd will ltlttn
hero romeo up the old question aboutldlo the dunno tire. this evening. and
:conduciin; borough and town niiniro' d number of pale inter and their
lin the day time. For the benoiit of Iquitwe from Ilarion are pinnnl‘
men vtho have business out oi town attend the institution The lied on“
and tor the convenience of those whogoi Stamiord are as a rule exrellontf
(annol ten are their employment during; hoe“. and it in not exported that thin
the day three meetings ought to believe-pint; will be any exteption to the
held in the evening. ' igonurnl rule
Broad River 9i
Mina .iinhul hi. Kellogg, 0! thin "tang"; slurred one oi the swifteslt and iilfiiuri
has been engaged to git-9 gm i‘llli‘rmln it"rttisoru oi the round that is owned M
mom in the iiian‘. Merino \i P lnt‘nl portion. it its rorot‘tod lb
Church. Kurt Nora-hilt. tomorrow on». . t‘hauuutuno dizzy “flier “iii l
min .. and u large number are. ntiiici‘ i at the festivities attending the launch
patina henrinz her. ing.
E
l Honors snhlerbtue: and Srhnnab
l
”lilo liniivn luneitnil team and the
1W0” Ends. oi lb illuonort. ulll rrnrr
both at the Norton lot, in Main street.
tomorrow. in the wrond game of the
former tontn'a sonnan. The West
Rude are one of the strontium nuttre
notions iiitii lil‘itlctluli‘l prtxiueea.
which in saying; it good deal and it it:
confidently exported that the tight be,
tween the two will be worth
The iirldroportmu were visitors in hit
riun. iliut treason. and We?“ deiontod lil'
n rery narrow margin.
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Saturday Buying
Blackmail Galvanized
Always ilosiery and Gloves are suggested
for St urday Buying.
come to our store
We invite you to
Screening
Patch up your old Stream. Ind do it
“0“”.
price . .
“Cadet” Hon
«-
Ladiu’ H000
l
HOSIERY
Children'u H000 at the popular
Inf:
Blacks, Tana. .White
”on... one"...
“Butter Brown" Hole. . . . . . .250
Fine, Medium, Heavy,
“hm...
Ladiu’ Here ......150. 2 for 250
Black. White,
Large variety.
Ladiet' Silk Here ..........800
Extra good value. .
Ladiu' amt How i. . . . . . .0100 '
Double heel: and toes.
....150, 2 ior 25::
Silk Gloves
. . . . . .250
Double lip.
\
i......-
Tan.
..............250
‘ Black. White
.wq
cLoves
Fabric Glove. . .
liiaelr. Chamois. White.
. W...“
. tuna Silk‘olovu ..........$i.00
‘ iilaelt, White. Tun.
“Merciful" Kid Glow“ ......750
lilaoh, “’hliie. Tull.
“v'm liner" Kidn '.... 41.00
Cor. Mitre-a Am. a Mom 8h. Dorian
belect Groom-ion. HIS‘. Onto. Fltint
A Foot! Hardware. Pain". Glenn. are
W250
I’Olo‘.
......5'00
Cranbury
Gentile View 0 ow o‘Gi‘nvenue.
on theI rich. lint.
in
, Tan.
pool
' RIBBON
1’:
l in” ”Moire.
«women ........25 ballistic
Largo variety. . .
Alonzo linwithuret. of Newtown ave
one. is going to dispose at his miiki
route and dairy.
w
hue been critically iii. are pleased to
heat that he in slowly lmprovinx
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Mr. and Mn. H- F. Howler. of
Bridgeport. were ovendun’day one:
‘ oi hire. Howler t platonic, Mr. and tire.
i‘ It garter.
lilies Mary Barney “oi Neutown ave;
. one was a priest ' annoy oi lim-
. blather, William ave-
,noanoy. of this plane are making pro»:
Lparationn to htnnrh their awed boar
i“l.omon" on or about May iii). The lit-.
file emit belles lit: prune and in eon-3
aoelu .t. :
Schliehting Bros. 81 Co 0."
The friend» oi Alonzo Fillovr". who;
their little girl. Marie. who met with
I pnininl and nerions accident u for:
:weetlrn ago. to New iork for treatment
Lei the injured eye
1 «W
i Willie .lohntlon in sobering at the
theme of his parents Mr and Mrs.
l(.' hurled John-on. pith a severe mtnrk
i0i malnrin. bill it is hoped he will be
out again in a low data.
«M
l
l The Lndioa' Aid Society, oi Went
x
Brown. oi the.” Barton.
hiormtllt met at the home of hire it
C. Lester. oi the Poet r.oud \‘t‘edues-i
day. there helm: eight members and
{mo \"lritnr moment. ’lhe weather ht-
ilna no delightlttl. the ladies ware on
ltertnined on the pinup. reireeittneuti
l
liming served there and a wry enjoy
i able afternoon was upent.
A rompnny oi friend-t and riilotitez
iaurprlilt-t‘l R. ‘
1‘. Master.
‘i‘nt-ui. Ttteuduy evening. in honor n:
will birthday. lie wan taken unaware;
when the uttetliu came and they lien:
on surprising him throughout the eve
hing by giving him mysterious an:
runny limitation. The evening war
spent in pinylluu gamut and attrition.
auroral prized being awarded.
Julia Mend. t‘l.
‘Sntitb and F. ii. Emeraon being. the,
lurity onori ’liitet‘ a delightful collu-
tion the portals departed in the wee
entail hours, at the Illili’illl’iit. winning
Mr. beater many happy and prosperous
yours.
‘
is. Mnrmnbr.
. tum—"lbt mam
Ciel
non Allddiobiuoh in on the
nick llat.
my W... WW
l'ra Grower Bron n. of I‘.‘
itorpin; in town it.
«la
“lav Helen Gregory oftieittted an or
i ”Milli in the Couil'egntionni Church
! slunday tnorhllha.
no... "um—«w m.
hire. D. it. Lambert has roturuot‘:
from n W'rolttl vlnlt with her sister.
litre. :nrnmintts. in (loaned, X. Y.
i
ow York. is
I “W-
Rnymond Keaton at New York. lute
linen home with hits Durante. Mr. and
:;~Mre. it. W. wholenior a tow daya.
l ‘Mm‘fi
Theodore Climatoek has been ver;
»prerént'he in feeling more comforta
hie
i -m...
l The itiveriiidii cumin club have
i
luromlaed to Alive on etnertnlnment in
trauma Hail. lMentiny mentor, Mai ,
lililih.
‘4me
road nvttr Bi. lilo“. thow a cemetery. The
owner can have the same on provin'
proper: r.
The itinernl oi the into Mm. byrut‘t
Deh‘o‘rert war held in North W iiiton
“runaway alteinoon. She had been
in failing heal: h for a long time.
or iii. hlhtthew'e arr
Parishionorl
planning to intend tho annivoniary .
services at Si. Patti’s tilturth holiday
- in try ltutti unit 14th. . .
oi Sycamore é
Min: 3
\‘i'nllnrt, ‘
A purse halt been picked up in the g.
" , . til melt on Route 11.
Bridgeport Advertisemenns i
. "0. .m. ._
Bilidgeport Adi/ertisemente
Elite E." El Emil (immunity
Eaiubiiahrh 1857.
PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS
Fine Grades at Speedy Clearance"!
Madame, you who love Fine Linens, and whose stock
of them perhaps may be getting:
tunity to fill the linen closet
it speaking
and the buffet
some desirable atltl tlioice things. and aid
here is. on tl])i.)t.ll’~
drawer with
iigttraiit c-
low.
NOllg
Smile. of ilicrw tlntbs tilt" <1iqbtl3 liliiSHt‘tl anti soilul
from handling but good linen ever grmw the lu’ltvr with
careful laundering. and thew \till mine out lustrous and
elegant
\\ ith them are :1 low sample clothe and mill [miterna
of good sun bleached ltislt lint-.11 lilteuiw wine
Notice the sizes and rrtlutul prices.
tlutlis of lliIYll grade.
Two yards square
Value $5. 50 for $4.00
Value $4.00 for $3. 00
Value $3.50 for $2. 75
Value $3.25 for $0. 50
Value $2.50 for $2. 00 ,
Value $2. 25 for $1. 75
Two and one-quarter sq.
Value $9. 50 for $7. 00
Value $7.00 for $5.00
Value $4.00 for $3.003?-
'l'lterc is :l VRYlt'ii ZlSStll‘llllt‘
llelgi ill
'
Two by two and a half yds.
Value $9.00 for $7.50
Value $5.50 7 for $4.00
Value $4.75 for $3.75
Value $4.50 for $3.50
Value $3.50 for $2.75
Value $2.25 for $1.75
Two by three yards
Value $5.50 for $4.00
Value $4.50 for $3.50
if"
iii of designs. \Vliil roses.
wreaths. titaitlenbuir fern, scrolls, lilies. and the old inv-
tlrile snowdrop.
Linen Sortimt, lower floor.
BORDERED CHALLIS
Old Fashioned ChalliDelainea returned.
‘5?
The
very
patterns and colorings title's grantlnnitbrr worn for a dain—
tily 3-i\\'i.‘i..‘l afternoon frock. or
to church.
Light figures, and narrow striped offer“ with borders
59¢ a
A large assortment. dark.
yard.
medium. and light eli‘ocis.
(.‘nlnrcti Dress l inmls Secinm.
Do not forget to see the Oak and Mahogany Buffets
that are selling special at
$19 no.
Women's Black Silk Ste
at $x.oo.
:kings. \t'tirill $.50. Special
Elite E. El. Eran diminution.
‘i'ho prettiest Sunlmrr
ilniuiy.
tintie minds into
here.
plain tailored silica nu
dressy occasions.
aists
light, Sili’t‘l‘ innteriole. wrought by ur-
tbo moat
neck and Dutch nook models. long or short sleeves,
litirrs range trout title to mull.
The N. E. Ryan C0.
. 86 Washington Street
models are ready for you
pleasing styles. High
well no hurry \i‘ninzs i'or
missionary
niltetnoon a dainty ten War nrvod by
the beaten.
w ow- u...
Norman. DoWltt Bette. oi Madison.
ill the Walt mm with pneumonia. At = Winn-0min. in visiting his mother, Mrs.
J. Melon-en Betta, durlnzx his venetian.
which will terminate on Elaturdny. .
min-”vi: wig—-
. & Saugatuek
is.
John Barlow oi Crone iiighwny
til. '
The tit-tit open trolley”? cars appeared
in town Wednetiday.
hire. Height and little son are vital
but in (iron Highway. ' '
A‘ .
“my“
box won ntipriaod nndlueph hiorton. Edward helm.
valued at $156. 65. At the clone of the i Post. 8 M. Footer. E O. Bimpaon.
. (‘lflillll‘flil’ their
est-port ‘ L
Willie Lehn halt been substituting? “WNW “mm”! “l “‘ 30““ iii“ ‘ or. "
B W.
George Bonita and W .l. Main attend.
ed a Mneonio banquet in Bridgeport.
Tnerday evening.
omwl
John 13. Morris and family have
opened their handsome Corrine real»
deuce.
.m. m...-
Mr. rind Mrs. Louis 9. Mills are to
wedding nunivernnry
on May 28.
*v-yb—u’ w»...—
Hownrd i-iuight has resignedhia p0-
riilon in Bridgeport. and gone to Port
Clienter. N. Y.
Contrartorfi Compiler and men are}
iroltulidin; the nook in the rear oi
l'l‘nylor and Richard‘s store.
u.i4—a—-m-.~.u
The frame for the new it room hmlbo
:Yii’ Frank N. Taylor was ruined 'i‘ttott-
idtty: After the frame was up Mr._'i”ny~
'lor treated the workmen to it. gruml
blowout. ‘whirh Willi weilnpprecintod.
W
Fruit grotvvra in runs auction are
'\
m ore helit’ily
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