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Ruffle Curtains
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SASH CURTAINS
with ruffle or plain. at
251: a pair
E. K. BANKS
>MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK,
- Silll’i‘ii NOitWALK
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SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES
Fire Alarm Hendoumtera at Electric.
Works Telephone for fire alarms.,
No. 21
3——*\V’asi1ingto11 11nd \orth hinin Stu. .i
hinhackemo ilotei.
rig-filmy 11nd liuymond Sis.
5~JR & G‘Corset Factory, private.
lib—iloyt's Theatre.
7»Norwuik i-iospital. '
{iv-Music: iinil, ‘hoteie Clii‘i‘ord nod.
our
9 (‘1oss St
1‘.l~~'\\ out 81., Franklin Sti.1ooi
13~'(2011cord 61., Conc'otd and Lincoln
Schools
lti-—Nortl1 Main and Ann Ste.
113 milligb SL. and iluyview Ave.
lii~ *Norn 11lk iron \lorks.
l7-—-West Are. and Corinr St.
18'-«iiigi1Sohool, West Ave.
21~—West St. and Taylor Ave.
23w~“i£ly Ave. uud Lowe St.
24-L1hesinut and Henry; Ste.
25—*South Mnin and Monroe Sis.
26—~-I,.oxi111;ton Are. und Austin St.
27-wWest and Elm Grove Sit-1.
31~South Main 81., hot. Grove and
4-» Meadow Sis.
32~HM1 Electric Works, State St.
34-*Spriug and Clay Sta. 1
35——-'iittvllnnd and Winter Sis.
37--‘I.ockwood Mfg. Co.
41~Fnirtleld Ave. and C= 1111' St.
42~~~Tnyior Ave. and 80 St.
43-Woodwurd Ave. and Meadow St.
4o~ilurritt and Quintard Aves. and
Water St. .
46~~Woodwurd and Lowndes Aves.
iii-«Golden Hill St. 11nd Elmwood Ave.
' 62 Washington St. llridge.
53—mh‘relght yard and Ann St. private.
5d“—~N‘orwaik Lock (‘0. i’rivute.
‘ Denotes non i1'11e1io1lng boxes M,
master box. from whihh the number of
any box can he sounded.
One ntmke at 1:: noon and 8 11,111..
standard time. i
One stroke 111 odd times. testing or
line open. 1-
Two strokes utter un ultirm. 1er out.
recalls department. 1-!
Three slow strokes. water to be shut
off. i~l~-1
At 12:05 1). 1n., each Wednesday. a
box is pulled for test. ‘
Fire alarms for any district also re-
eeived by telephone, 24.
, Hurry 'i‘ryon. for several yours em-
ployed in the shoe manufactory or
Lounsbury, Mathewson & Company.
in breaking in 11s 11 motormnn for the
Connecticut Company.
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There were seventeen unles'of reui
estate in The Norwaiko. last week.
with mortgages or $17,650. For the
second week in May, inst your. there
were twelve soles of property and no
morhgngeu.
Frank Presby, who owns a beautiful
Hummer home on Williams avenue. in
having a fine tennis court laid 0111.
Jones & llbtehkiss have a force 01!
men 111 work setting the uprights for
the backstop: and the net.
Viiarry ill. theilwitzfthe well—known
butcher of Prospect avenue. hen pur-
chased a fine new house 111 ii Prospect
111111111116 owned by the late Gould Hoyt.
”rot Norwnlk Mr. Builwitn has, remod-
' eied the house and added 11 great mim-
liter of improvements.
111.511.1111 Norris. of Norwniit. who
,ayrnii when seriously ill a few darn ego.
ithe Norwnlk police (iepurt1r1e11t.
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:Sons of St Cir-01110.
greltearsul ot’ the Mysrory illny, which
:in to he given Sometime in June. All ' ‘
~111en1bers are nukod to be present.
.nniil ni’ler the lirst regular'mooiint.
‘ team lillti hns none in this citrmr'iiy.
lipooinl Uliieer' ”i‘homns liornoy. of
Who
on duty lust evening for several hours,
taking the plum of (’lliioer (Ihnriue 14‘.
More, u ho won in utlondnnro upon the
meeting of Welcome Strunnm lodge,
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“irinlt'v Brunch (ilr‘le Friendly So».
ole-1y. will hold their weekly meeting
3111 the Sunduy 111 hooi 1ooms.tomotrow
evening at 8 oriork, to losume the
lot the first time in 11 number oi
months iilt'i‘t' were too itw members
ipiosent 111 the mettlnt: oi the Nutmeg
Club to transact nny luminous lost me .
ning and the mention was udjourned"
in June.
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Alan Moron. oi Arr-l1 bil'fil'l. in spend
:in: tho artei'noon in ilridgrport. :11»
;louding the bzisebuil 11111110
but ween
Norwnik 11nd Ilrldgepori high schools
Mr. Moses in ilifl'vliBSiNiliil. 11111111111111!
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of the Norn'nlk huh school hut-rebuilt
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if you want u bungalow. i‘urm. home"
in town. or desire lire innurnnro on’
your buildlng'u or furniture or how
property to sell or wish to get. u loan;
or hale money to loin. it \\ill hr- to;
root lilh'diilit‘; 1 to (till 1111) see {‘oburu
& Hull, 11! 1hr-ir oilitr in tho limliund
hiot'k‘.
1211'. and Mrs, Albert Stnrr, of Now
York city. urn today moi'lne for int"
summer into their hnnduonte 1'oul-’
lit-nee in East. nrcnue. Iiir'ilnknn r-rs
lillgp furniiuw run from Port i hunter
11111, bringing up their household fnrz.
twine und lnsinlling ii in the host 1111' f
nue home. '
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Martin Lee. of Union street. renew i
ed 11 telephone men-111111: from his {nth 1
or in New York cltt \r-ntm'dny telling;
that the ltiiltll hnd been taken iii in?
that city and unable to return homu.’
He Went to New York on the noon;
truin 11nd returned in tho onrly oven-7
ing with his father, who is reeling:
more comfortably nt his home ioriny.
«Mien Anna Premieritnnt. of the Mir
wait high school. who yenierdny 1'11
rely-ed a card of merit from the Colo-
nial Domes of America for her ossny.
entitled The incident 111 Doerlleld. in
a graduate or St. Mary‘s pnrochiul
school, Leonnrd street, from which in-
stitution she grudunted with honor in
tho clone of 1909.
Franklin Judge. 01 Elm street. Nor-
wulk. who was connected with the
Postal Typewriter Company in Knight
street. left Norwnlk yesterday. He
has gone to Greenfield. 11111118.. where
he will take up hill reuidence and go
into business. He has made a great
many friends in Norwalk ninee his
coming to town, and uh join in regret
at his departure.
-Get :1 to Safety Razor 011101 for
8611. See ad on Page Three. -
Quoen Victoria Ae‘semhly, No. i, will
hold A regular mooring this evening in
Mystic Chain Hail. The members
porinhde wur he vhrought.ubefore the
assembly. and the supreme omoera
wiii‘be present. The meeting will
open promptlyj‘nt 7:80 and 11111011111 or
early 1111 rpmsible to allow the visiting
delegates time for the banquet 111
the iiotel Mnhuckemo.
Mrs. J. A'ihert Davin oi Mneibury.
Mann. and sister. this: Mary Reilly. or
Ne‘wburyport. Mun, with Miss Rey-
holds. at Boston. have been unending
. . ,oity,‘ utop-
ttlit.‘ They complet-
York city yester-
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should be present. an hunlnesn of tin ‘
- g _ turner percentun‘e oi profit mind I 111
It in 111111; to freshen up your home with cool summery Matting».
It Will be a delight to select here. where abundant clock; of the
handsome“ patterns make choosing a real pleasure. in addition to
the almost countless styles of China and Japanese Mattiogu; are
Crex and Prairie Gram- Rugs, Flore Bugs and Japanese Matting Rug:
in a great variety of coloring; and sizes.
MATTINGS, 101: to 60¢.
noes, 9 x 12. sent) to $8. 50. .
TheA. J. COLLINS COMPANY
12-18 NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK.
Fertilizers
it‘o'r furm. garden. inw11..tlou'or hnd. Stable Manure. Pillnlti Manure.
Superphonpbnie ilround ilune. Ashen: 1.111111 i‘lnnier. Muiinw oi 1101.
ush. Nitrnto oi Sodn. e11
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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"BONNIE" LITTLE CHICK FEED
“This in 11 home product. fresh "ouch tiny. composed of old ornoked
r'orn. millet nerd, ornrkcd whom. steel out out 1111-111 11nd only materinis
thut nrnriu in every respect up to our high otnudnrd nre need. A com-
piute groin ration for little chinks. prepared eulmr'ittlly to meet the
needs during the oritienl period oi ehirk lite t'ontnins elements of
food which insure eddy derentlon‘nnd rapid. healthy growth. 1 honoat~
ly believe it to he the heat-chick feed on the market, hot-1111110 ii hon
oil the good things that the best of them burn. with the nddod benefit.
of being freon. which is must enseut'ni.
MANUEL TORO RATCH.
First in quality. last in price. niwoyn in the mind: or its custom-
erawiionnie Home Ground ”Feed for Horses. (‘nitle and Poultry
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HIGHEST BEER PERFECTlON
pl‘oininini: pinueuru with every
drought in ‘ii-liiiljl rorhed in ev-
ery llniiii' lu‘nndcd linpporls. Set
(rm. ituppml‘a liver is spnritl-
inn. efrt-rrw vnr bible to the pui-
nie. anemone-'13 it) the uiomsoh
nnd'nn 1111 ‘rbtilnl'body builder.
iii-1101' ihnn lilltliilllii'. it rests
less; ‘1. ll . 11 rnno delivered.
i-‘ roe delivery everywhere.
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iGrammar Grade Had One This
Nothing Binds the
Home Ties Closer
than a Good Piano
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, lnno or your choice. is sent homo.
it dooun‘t’ take 11 very clone obi-error
to one that. homes with l’iunos tire
happier ihnn thoue without. ' it seems
it pity 1.31111 nuy hunm should he with-
out the withing infiruur-es of music.
when 11 good piuno run he hnd from us
on very entry payments.
We nooept no little on 3‘10 whttt the
on can urrnngn to pity the huiunto :11
.111 low lute 1111 $1") 11 month.
EXCLUSIVE‘AGENTS FOR '
C hickering
Gabler
Huntington
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Kranich 81 Bach
Sterling
Mendelssohn
PIANO
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104 Washington Street.
South Norwalk
H. W Hart Manager
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Afternoon and Primary Grade
One Tomorrow Afternoon
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.11 the Franklin Stilooi today nod to
morrow ilw srhooi work of the 111th
i ren in upon public. exhibit, 11nd nil pill
lento are invited to come to the school
work. There 11m to he puuiir exor-
guinea both today and tomorrow in the
luuuumhly hull. The grnnunnr grade
exhibition in rodny at 2 o'clock in
Magnet 8. Flynn ‘
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Extra Large
Size,
Coal ..
HARRIS & GANS CO.
Telephone
PUBLiClTY lN NEW ENGLAND.
wtormnh‘o;
things which are to produce the eu-
lursed condition we tornado.
We have been obsessed
Treatment That is Conduclvo to Gen-
‘ oral Betterment.
New England in receiving treatment 4. _
nondueive to it: betterment in the "wk“ Orange. with respect in
way of publicity of the right kind. The human ”mum“ and its opportunity
people are being told oi the new panni-
Million for enterprise. and their faith
in the section an n promising held for
profitable enterprise is mounting.
Wayne being told what can be
done in the Wily of money-making in
rumoulture. land we are retnrred to
uphcinc examples. We nre nurtured. by
ooidli'lleured gaunt-tn or notes! denom-
plinhiue‘nt, that great dividend! may
he made in apple-ruining. in raising
voucher 11nd plume. in potato-ruining.
in sheep-ruining. in hey-rattling. in
small fruits, in gardening. in poultry-
,rnining. in ‘timher-srowmrt. nndiu ‘"
other specialization in crepe. ' 1’
In runny at! these lines We know-
there is being more money me than
It made in monotheturlnewn much”
supplies: for the
[ten 'Ghnmhor oi Commerce. ,
HQTEL ARHlVM—S.
have opened for New i311: 11d 11- hot
ingutiil‘led with _
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dent to 111 on mm: _,ntnmu ultra
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$5 a ton
68 Water Street
We are now doing those
with the
stale idea that New England was a
in
We the not token the palm to look
into the matter. Now there hnn arisen
in the economy 01‘ the world 11 treat
need tor the latent wealth of New
iiindhtnd. and lions with this need has
come the new methods and processes
that enable that WWtii‘ to be utilised;
and there lm come into the mind! at
months 11191011 and the pervluion no.
country to turn the'latent wenlth into
new health-From
“an hinginnd." Dubliuhod by the hon-
. ‘ , 11h router promoted by pupils scient-
Mnhlokothm-lon D Clark. W. . “ .~
11.11qu Haven; 11:. 11. Monitor,
Blush; 1011' C A Madmen. mn-
With-tor. ’l‘ G. “rennin. Bdr-
m 111d our-111mm. .
charge of Mine li‘iorunro E. Jennings
and of Miss Julio in. hidden. ’i‘uo
iprimnry grade exhibition in in charge
lot Minn Muruuret ii. Weed 11nd of
Mine Mny ii. iiimlth, 11nd ocoura Thurs-
tiny n1 2 o‘riook in the afternoon.
The primary program in no follow:
Elan-nwlwial Robin Told.
4 School.
(lines Recitation—wit i Knew.
Room 1).
fiong~-l..ist to the Bluebird,
Pupils 01 Room F.
Dmmatllntion of Little Red lien.
i’uhiie of Room C.
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Solon»—
n. indiubyo.
h. iiyeiiuby Hunting.
May Flynn. Room B.
Bongwiinisy thud,
School.
Physical Exercised,
Pupils of Room J.
llecitnilon~~hiy Shadow, x.
Marlo Hudden, of Room H.
Drumntimtion ' of Mitts died Riddinu
Hood,
Pupils of Room 6.
Elana-Wire Greet Thee. Merry Spring-
time.
' Pupils at Room 1.
Mathew 0011111 and Recitation.
Ton Point: of Room 111.
Songwli‘nnnies, ,
~ . School.
The program or the
mom will he no follow:
.coiumhin'o Centennial Party.
' 1 Port 1. I ..
A geographical ploy. educational! in
grammar
rum Grade 11. to Grade Vii.. in-
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dhiructerii: . .'
dolumhln ...“... Helen Chndenyne
'11s $11111 Janie Adams
\ nether mum. mount McMahon
Dietrldl. or Columbia . Hecate Rudder
- The Form tire mates. ‘
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311ml talk with the tonohot’n about the " ”'
' 11nd diueodrogsd the oils)
In a Hurry?
Very neli ----- we do motor car
repairing in the quickest time
possible Verer disappointed
customer yet. nnd we \1 out (i
appoint \un. \\ 11.11 is it net-id
lining on rout rnr“ Engine tro
hie? Steerim; gear 1.01101110118-
Magneto or carburetor out o
\x'hntk? See us “ere 1111
mobile doctors
~ W. A. Hartford
42 NORTH MAIN 31'.- ‘ ' A
ENROLL NO
Merrill Summer Schoo
PORT CHESTER STAMFORD SOUTH NORWALKE‘“
58 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
0.15. Jackson
Optician
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Everything in the Optical Line,
Eyes Examined Free _,
The Completeness of Detail. Combin
with its Easy Running Qualities ..
Im two oi the big point: of
hall 11 hobby. and t w
are the when who really understand
‘n huehnnd When lie talriy 11101111111 his
hobby home. it her husband haul start-
on to run down In new metal in the
thorn ‘ot the unknown. the mortise
1111 would 1m demurren perilous
of his. The one had and ’
the evening. but is she is w
smelling glue not for him (i
use the idea» of the new hob .
. ohi’eiron honed. Here in he
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