WE Overcoats, get the Bargains. . MEN’S CLOTHING Shoes, Hats, Come and 1 I? have a splendid stock of Men’ 5 Clothing consisting of Suits, ' Trousers, which are offered to you at much below market prices. LADIES’ CLOTHING ERE’S your chance. COme' and take advantage of this sale. Suits, Coats, Dresses and Shoes, are to go ' at . low prices. We are going to remove shortly to our new store at 42 South Main Street. We wish to start fresh. We don’t want to take a garment with us our effort by buying off the Bargains [we are offering. COME AND SEE. Don’t Delay in Calling. to... Gately 8. Brennan 10, South Main Street Help us .in Spring goods. "a. is tisiting Mr. and Ma's. Often. . ford avenue. Siam» The water in the park drinking shut off for several weeks. I m.-.“ ANAAN I The third degree was conferred by .\\'oostel‘ Lorine. l. 0. t). 1“,, upon six candidates, Monday evening. M 1 .. _. __ Five more employees of the 1“. .i. :Woll‘el plumbing establishment Were ‘ laid oft“ tmnporarily Tuesday afternoon Gilbert Stevens has purchased seven 1 a1 new couches recently. George Smith has resigned as a cotr stable. (‘uirin \\'lleelel' has recevored-Irom ‘11 severe attack of pneumonia. and has Hugh Gilbert has been mills out resumed his studies at King’s school. Harleyd)avidson machines. 5 i __....___ liowurd Smith, formerly of New (1a- The M. E. Church choir have begun 11112111. now living at Past-talc. N. .i.. is to practice an it‘astci cantata .\'isitilli;‘ Stanley (laden and friends. There will the a meeting 1111' the fire_ company this evening. Charles Ready has moved into the Dr. Hlss cottage, Locust avenue. ...—_ c Mrs. \'. Holt and daughter ircne of (unoe fill! “me guests of Mrs. A. V. Kello 17,01' t‘i':uu l1 stieet, Tuesday. Final preparations have. been made Harmony Lodgp conferred the Mas- for the cantata which is to be given by tor Mason degree last evening. o tin~ t‘cntcr school at the Town Hall, ._.... - this eycnlnu. The Equal Franchise League meets at the Town Hall this afternoon. 'i‘he schooLhoard held its monthly meeting, Monday evening. and spent Claude Post, manager of the Central most of the time in going oven bills Garage, in confined to his home with it uiil meet with the teachers a week grip. from today. -m V'Miss Martha Brown. of Mt. \'eri1ou._ 'i‘he lioy Scouts have formed a base- hall team. and will stout practice as “HE'SIIKSBLE "Econ” soon as the weather permits. The _____I 81 outs average about fourteen years Fluh Forming Food That Succeods and would like to arrange games with Nearly Every Time. Iteams in their (19.55. A man or woman might as well _...__ . (‘omstock &. McKendrick are havin; starve outright as to take fod ““0 a front put 111 their Main street store. ,the stomach and not have it assimi- “"um occupied h K i y ur ansky‘, the dated, yet in South INorwalk as well as 'clotwitiei A“ up--tc date modern en in every other town and city. there trance will be put in and large show one "5""! 11901119 who are htin, pa,“ and windows will improve the appearance seem underfed, simply because the of the place. Contractor Brown 111 do food they eat is not assimilated, nutl lug the work fall. to make good blood and iir m ' flesh. The Henry Plumbing Company will Simone. \the WOMM'UI ““1" 140011 occupy the Meat! building on (arming food. taken before or after M11111 street William Henry 1. the meal-11,,minsiel with the food. no that president and business man”, H 1.1, it. lmuiwllnied by the “We!“ ““1 Monti is the vice-prelidlmt. rioyd Bar- makos rich blood and pleasing plump- from In secretaryr 8 g m tron "BII- am. Mr. Hoary in to experienced Anyone who in thin. weak,scr11wny plumber. having an“ an .pprgnuce. um? emaciated on out 50¢ 011 “PM“ chip with F J. Woliol. He has been with Frank H. Baxter and take home in chm. of the consummation depart- A 1m of Elmo". If the "film.“ don meat of hte Noroton Water Company "0* give I 110110001110 loom-o in $04 for some time. and has gained exper- . dri- flash and micro “width god tones whit. urvinzinthi- capacity. .. min, but will mm tho iii! W . , with carrying concealed weapons. fountain is flowing" again. after belna‘ Saturday evening. was tried before, Justice hairless, Tuesday evening. lie> was charged with drunkenness and lie pleaded guilty to the. charge of intoxi- cation aud not guilty to the charge of carrying concealed Wgnpons. Justice liawiess found him guilty on both charges, and fined him $1 -on the first and $15~ and costs on the second. The total fine, with costs, amounted to $211.94. Attorney Marcus Davenportt appeared for the accused and Grand .Hiuiox [front for the state. Puccini was amended Saturday, near the iaiiroad station, by Charles Kaiser. A loaded revolver was found 111 his possession. w~ SAUGATUCK James F. Kecier and men are paint- ing the Allen building on State street. Marlon Bmthcrton. Florence Dunni- gan and Mary ’li'eeney are ill with the mumps. Mrs. Walter Price is entertaining Mrs. Grace Coleman and son, of New York city. .—_._.—__ Mrs. Frank, Sturges.,0f Bridgeport. is very ill at the home or her mother. Mrs. hit 11, Mead. Owing to the frenhot in the river the Lee: Manufacturing compainy was obliged to shut. down yesterday. m During the heavy rain Tuesday night the iron bridge, also the dam. near David L. Coley'hfl was washed away. . John A. Klmber is installing new machinery in his garage 111 Riverside avenue and will 'soon be open‘ for business. Lottie Bialnoy, Katherine Klnseiln IIIIS u”WILL IlITEilEST lllllliEiiS- . tiwr Guy's Sweet. Powdm for cam. d Certain relief for Favoriabnm, am». I“ Btomch.’l‘ootitln Di orn, ,.. 1 the Bowel: and utray Col hrloti . Jillildroi Iilto "1M and Annie Hawkins. pupils at Staples; the high school, ill with sarlet fever are, very Mrs. Frank Godfrey. Mrs. Susan Petty, Charles Petty and Joseph Mor- ton attcnded a birthday celebration at the home of a friend in Rowayton Monday evening. M1,...“ The interior of (‘hrist church rec- tory has been thoroughly renovated for the new rector, Rev. Henry .Biucie lock, wiigmwill arrive the, latter part of the week and preach his first tier 111011 as rector of the church, Sunday. A large circle of friends visited Miss .Catherlnc Sherwood, Tuesday evening, to assist 111 celebrating her 17th birthday. Whist was played duri- ing the. evening, and prizes won by Stanley Coley, Katherine Smith and Myrtle Mead. After the games music was enjoyed and refreshments served. The postponed entertainment of the Knights of Pythins base been set for March 20. The program arranged for the events is as follows: Vocal solo by Miss Mildred Taylor, several' piano duets by Misses Myrtle Mead and Lil- lian Darrow, vocal soles by .1. Charles Sniden. w. F. H. Preston. monologue artist, and Marvin R. Doty, of Stam~ ford, wiiiaiso take part. Owing to the great demand at the Westport books. it has been found necessary to issue reservation cards. This is conducted by those desiring to have a certain book reserved to pay two cents at the time request is made. The . names are then put down in the resor- vntion book and as the time goes by each takes his or her turn and se- cures it.. No more than two books can be reserved for any one person. A POO! R. At a country school in the Mid- lands, the head master said: “Now, boys, 1 will give a penny to the first ind who can ask me a question which i cannot. answer." Several tried. unsuccessfully until one boy asked him: “Please. you stood up to your neck in soft. mud and l threw a stone at your head would you duck?" 'i‘he queuicp remained unanlwerod. M , Bury any auto store-patron: wii cunt to com to your store pc’ in- w “'1 library for certain newt air, if 1). Jury duty. M. Andrews in in Bridgeport on Miss Lizzie Adstnshas returned to Lyons Plain. Mrs. Joseph [foundry and Mrs. Ly- Retiding man lieers have visited friends this week. Milo Osborn, of iicdding, is spend- ing today in town. Mrs. F. P. Morehouse is recovering from a week's illness. :— Mrs, A. Waterbury has spent a few days out of town. (1. W. Adams spent Tuesday on an auto trip to Waterbury. Mrs. R. C. Williams. who has been ill several days, is improving. S. Mrs. Ell Wukeman has entertained, her cousin. Mrs. Van, of Stratford. _.._._.—.,. Rev. 'D. Moses is expetced home from Winsted the last of the week. - Dr. Frank Gorham is still on the in valid list. and confined to the house. Mrs. Ephraim Fitch is somewhat. improved and able to sit up a short time. A special town meeting has been called for Saturday at the town house at 2 p. m. Dorothy, the lnfpnt child of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Horn. is recovering from a few days‘ illness. 3 Mrs. P. W. Morehouse and can have returned to Port Chester, alter a week‘s visit in town. "a“. irving Lockwood is about again af- ter a few days’ confinement to the Asthma! Asthma! POPHAI’S ASTHMA RIMIDY F" and on Mill. our: «firm. arms 11 . Mrs. Angeline l Broad River house. with a sprained ankle i Mrs. C. W Wakemau reunited this? neck to 1111 home on the 1‘ast Sire.i after spending several ‘ week nith Andrea's. 3i ___.‘ Electric lights will soon be installed in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hall. ‘ A greater part of the chorus which sang at the entertainment in the chapel 011 Tuesday evening will be- gin rehearsals for the. Easter music, next Sunday. The selectmeu began operations on the New (‘anaan road east of the bridge as soon as the water treat the river had receded sufficiently to allow of the work. By night the road was in fairly passable condition. The young people of the chapel are1 already talking of plans for another entertainment in the near future. While the attendance at Tuesday eve- ing‘s entertainment was fine consid- ering the weather, 'it is thought that not quite enough money was realized for the object for which it was held—— the installing of electric lights. it is also proposed to erect carriage sheds on the chapel property. when sufficient funds are at hand. MACKAY AFTER toss. Joseph Mackay has brought - suit through his attorney, John J. Cuneo, against for the recovery of 31-50 dam- ages. The case is returnable before the Norwnik town court on the tirst Monday 111 April. Constable Samuel 0. Ireland made the attachment of 8200 on Kiss's property in Laura street. ' Daily Line to N. V. For FREIGHTOnly Freight Propellers leave Pier 28. East River, New York (foot of Dover street). every day (ex- cap! Band”) at 3 p. in. Freight received at Norwnlk up to 4 p. m. and South Norwaik up to 5: 80 $35.00 you A Blickensderfer Typewriter Cost $65 AS coon as NEW - Horace R. Nash N. Main 81 West Sts. S.Norwaik FACILITY CONSISTENT WITH SOUND ‘ BANKING ' Capital , Surplus and Pro $100,000.00 $117,000.00 Safe Deposit Boxes 03 and $5 per y EDWIN 1-1. MATHEWSON, Pin. JOHN H. KNAPP, lot Vicc- Pres. rapsoealcx H. ROWAN, 2d Vic.- ..” . war-r1110 BO-DWELL, cumu- DIRECTORS , E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marvin John H. Knapp John H. Light Christi-n Swan: Fred. H. Rowan Samuel Grumman Lewis R. Huributt Henry B. Lockwood
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