t . 9 V do mam may a two Weehs' ‘ ”Order of 1338165. A Choice Candy of All Kinds " LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM at short notice. THE BEST BAKERY PRODUCTS F. A. LANE I! Washington Itrut. Mill Homo“! . .... ......“ Mr. and. Mrs. Howley Williams, of Weston. spent today in Norwalk. Buckingham Post, No. 12, God. R. will hold a regular meeting on Friday uvenlng, -Clark's Auto Body Polish. All stores. Something new. Try it. The Master Piumbers’ Association met and transacted routine business last evening. ...-.- The Nutmeg Club met last evening and considered sevoral applicatiOns for membership. w in; this evening- The Norwnlk iron Moulers’ Iflcnl No. 209, met last evening and tranv sac-ted routine business. Tre Sixth Company. Coast Artillery Earns, C. N 0. held a regular drill in the armory last evening. AGsrden Feriitizers. its) round Bros. Cockenoe Tribe, No. as, r. o. n. M.. Norwekhoncisve, No. 427. l. O. Ii..' is scheduled to hold a rogulnr meet-I PAGE & ill-MW ”It"! The Candy or Excellence 01.00 per pound ~ ‘ r. H. IAx'rln. Agent for Town or Nomlk ... ' .. w_-'—'" ' ”W t In any quantity, delivered 3: m Anderson's Launch Works \ Lunches and Boats ... all kinds molly built. sm- uivon spool-l attention. om» sou-u Point. Nov-walk J "T”.‘IY DIDN'T I'll—l. “NIH-GATE: SUIT ' m INCUJIAMI. Emil Ilium Belonging to Order or Hermnnn'o Sons, But Diod Without Family. «HARTFORD, March 2Mome,tecb‘ nitutlitios of fraternal insurance conv tracts will eventually he decided in the suit brought in the court of common pleas .ngnlnst the Order 0! Hermnnn'n Sons by George H. Gilmsn, of this city. administrator of the estate or Emil Biumho. of Walden, N. Y. The order is 3 Connecticut corporation. created by legislative not, May 18. 1893. . One of the subordinate assmalntlons is Von Moltire lodge, ..cl Thomnston. its constitution provided that upon the death of a member in good stnnd~ log such person or persons as he may have designated in accordance with tho eonstitutlon should be entitled ‘to receive $500 in class A, braided the member had complied with oil lawn. regulations and requirements of the order. And hurtlin- that every duly initiated moinber should receive it certificate of insurance stating the amount at insurance to which will meet on Fridup evening in the person nomad by the member so bene- Wull street quarters as usual. "...-"......— ilclslry on the certificate should be en- titled. and that if the member but! Mrs Sarah Waterbury. or Westom made no definite provision for the returned yesterday from a. low dnys‘ visit in, Not-walk. and Stomicrd. BliCklnsllfim,Womnnlsh lullef Corps. No. 30, of Nor-walk. viii hold a reg- ular meeting tomorrow otternoOn. Cockem WJWA“ ”wmauon' death his iswiui heirs, named snM No. 33%..1‘? f B; will will meet to- narrow. seem in the Wall street W m WM? Fitch has returned visit . with hen. Miller, Mrs. P. W. Greg- "or: in Norman's. Norwnilr Annie, No. 588. Fraternal will hold a regular 4am.“ meeting in the W flutters this evenind. . ”M st. Johnls Latino No 6 in walls. or union any on ‘ ‘ d 9‘01!!! “99‘“ the amp Methionine. WWW” dnnnhins. For slrlns all“ street in him no widow nor children. and ' Ponassus c uncil No. 12m, Royal mended payment at me incursions. 9 males business butthemrmlumm. ' which timeI payment of the amount or the these ’ance, then it should be paid to his legal heirs. , , illumke was initiated. a membernit} j Von Moitke lodge, June 25. 1905. sndz received his certificate. stating amonz' Jother things that in ones of his designated by him on the book of the certificate. should be entitled to re oeive from the order the 350i) inane anon. Blumka died Februsry 2’1, 1911. at that time tailored to be a. member in. good standing “of Von Moltke‘lodse and also alleged. to hove [complied with All ism. regulations And requirements of the order. He died unmarried end lei’t nurviv- he did not at the time he received his certificate. or.- We. denim ‘ given pnoot 9n the we still... and Administrsim diatom hon do «bub—um ...... mum-r J Welcome Stronger house. No. 364. met loot evening end transected mu» .One tine business. 7 for “in. All kinds of «pairing j thin élj. J It’ a usually a matter of the business. ' 9"” in ‘4 *to meet all these «pauses. 3 it until the next season arrives. : That is why we can i explain our system in detail. NORWALK i i :J II it J i Greenpon Cutbiil’s Bridge TIWHONI i“ Think for a moment oi the tailoring businouen you i loom—what slimitod field tho operator has and how new f ingly little his efforts count forms tow suits now and ’ store announce. his advertising. he must live the entire . our. and his profits must be taken from a few months’ work ' Y Y . Here our ‘hncrchunt tailoring business. while a large ion- J ' turn. is really A side issuo-~it doesn‘t add to our rent, to our 1 Id‘dhrtillng, and when the Mason in oven was promptly forget J J Y J J J i i J Y ‘i J . ‘ Five values the ordinary tailor non- ‘ ‘ ‘ , not—that is why this sect on of our business is growing so J ;:‘~rapidiy. Men are snow to be weaned from the “roadymodo’ = . tides. but once in the “made to order" class they urns ly stick. ‘ i J + . i Y Y Y F Coine' in and let us show you the handsome patterns and , , SUITS AND TOP COATS to order. $16 to $45. J Your Spring Hat “hero—$1.50 to $4.00. ‘rwo Uranus: Roe 8. Buck Shad by Express Today All Kinds of Fish Long and Round Clams, Open or in the shell expenuinconduciinz the nacho J z i J . noun-t nonwttuit JJ _ J . Oysters Fish Market Pill .PlLIVIR‘V. , Adointv lineol‘. ., underwear in the new Serpentine Crepe , Serpentine Grape-Gowns. dsini‘ lly trimmed with linen and lace and washable rin- $1.00 A $1.50 Vu‘l hon . Serpentine Crepe Combination. tumor and Corset Covor, ocuuoro ANY: or'rlciAus ' BVI‘RV WOMAN . ”“39“ “3 “MM“ “0“” 11““ #1)!“th of Veterans. Sons of Vot- :3 her was examined ii' there is any ‘ indication of eye strain. All tents "urn made by nrtiiielni light. there » jior day or evening examinations are all the some. 87 Atlantic liquors. Sumter-d. Conn. iiuhnd 16 your: trimmed with linen lure. J1.“ - J‘s-r. FATRICK’B poor cAnos, _‘ 6 tor 5o " - J l Maiiette ' than it your an. at uncut-Ii ones. it the .-W Telephone 2619 Louis Gross Ladies” Tailor 2559 Sm Street ALTIRATIGNO OF ALL KINPI Open Saturday. Evenings *Y.J YYYBYY Will Why are “Tailor Made” Clothes J A More Expos swe than ~~ I . “Reedy-Modes?” A i immloouu‘onnessmn- ‘buadred delogntsn from all parts or g and will continue until the following j Follows' lull on Broad street : guests will sit down to a dinner in the . . j banquet hall at the Odd Fellows. 0n .1 the floor above the one upon which j; Arufi Teeth A villi-Milli not Ol' tooth in better teeth are on much diseased that they . cannot be loved, they are better out. no snob tooth impair the «horn! health; loud ounnpt be properly mun tinned nod proposed tor the stomach - it the teeth- sro aching. tender and j broken. 1“ our “windy prepared to most the mud: or dutmted And son-id" momma“ thou who. on ummmfl 'hynoenoiosllty. to their tho. coalition. or: r n. mutant Bridgeport. Coon“ ‘ it some . «mom Hours: Ommmlwmm GIN-”WWW no ytrcstxnent. ll’dl'e than 1.000 ro- plies were melted to the ndmtiot most that the mm: It the Huhnomun'n on upcrimonflu with I. new treatment ton tits mun Maj A In“ will)" 1A“ mm 1““ WM“. 2 or: when tooiotm “mun-mu it," ‘ BlBiYRlllil l8 ll. ii. HE J 0d at Annual State En- campmoni Willi Iii Billlf 20 mm Fallows Hail-— Bonds“ to Be Held BRLDGNPORT. March 20.-Fiour tho'stnte will gather in Bridgeport st Odd Fellowo’ hell on April 19 end 20 for the annual state encampment or the Grand Army or the Republic. The two day session will open at 2 o'clock on the afternoon of Friday. the 19th. niant, all sessions being held in Odd with the headquarters of the commander-in. chief attire United States, and those at Department Commander It. 1.43m- bill in The :strntllekl. Commander-inch“! Gaming. it is regarded as a signal honor by the members or the G. A. R. in lonnectlcut that Commander-invchiet H. M. Trimbie has wonght the st- titir or sumolent importance to de- vote two am or his time to it- tendlug the reunions and offering ouzwticnulnr the progress or the army. All the state amount will at necessity be present. and there are many odioers in other states who have signified their intention oi' oi.- tendiug j The first business session at the conlwention will open at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. and in the evening theme!“ be a camp tire in the First llethodlnt church at tho garner of Broad street Ind mtrdeid avenue. Otherlaodloo to Attend. features of the convention, and oth itself, nInquot Saturday. At noon Saturday the delegates and the convention will be held. occasion at one or the most repre- uod to be lilting us one of the old: but features or the convention. Saturday the‘Annuol election at or doors will be held, this being the most importnht business now known to m deioxsim Mn; Cuthili to Ruin. . Dopfirtmeni Commander, R. ‘1). Cut- bill, of South Nor-walk, will probably retire truth: the position which he has allied. so well W RUNAWAY» “WC (Mm POI. m Four Little toot Siam Tell it Trip. by “night tolnndgoport. ‘ ' Fbur mus oust exile. New rm quest, and this morning were turned .loose «in. 'iihoy are lira Turbos. ‘ ‘1!ouboo Bionic. Fred Csxnpsguo, Ind“ mm m. ill need tourteon. of New York city. ‘ The one at fourteen in rather ml thine lads «in trash Ne‘w York . to” Manson. in this manner. my port and storied hoinownrd' on Not. they mum Noun“: instead” Imus l‘iiilliil iYili min 3 Mimu'loelinpokpriilii and . This will be, one ol’ the his social “ er than ‘the, members or the army 3 there will be present deluxe. II tions from the Citizens‘ corps, the . _ «runs. Women‘s Relief corps and the 3 , Spanish War Veterans. - who‘pmquuigmcted to he the I. soniutive turnouts or Grand .Army ‘ men in the country, and it is plane "tenths" were Jailed om night in" Nor-walk lust night. at their own to- . "that a. mess: is being circulated. ’ were put no mood” night in prim.» . 'IW thfi‘lcieidlirfithh'i"? E” v ........ Crown Aster Asparagus Tips Per Can 21c; Dozen $2.40 ‘ Crown Aster Asparagus . Can 236; Dozen S2. 60 and tender as can be. At the above prices )ou are getting a burn worth taking advantage of. ' ”and 86 WASHINGTON 8T. PHONE 440 .‘l g5"; ‘fcfi'fiifi'eo “Jeff's-e $25.? ,«keeeoowev .... South Norwnlk Stamford "...—.....mw TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES Everyone knows this landmark at our city, but do" you realize the tool. ‘ thnt it lies over one hundred feet above tide water and in tree "iron: not . dust and all the other nuisances usual in the center of any town? From this proportyygne‘cun walk to the m “h. al TICLLI Y FOUR CHURCH I o . oAAMMAA sci-toot ' "2 '°: ‘ ' J . in HM OOH Ham. ......IIIIIII'." ..... $1.10 . 1 ‘1. PDIT OFFICE ... o . RAILROAD "Arlen ... .........n FOI‘ mucous Ind restrictions address the owner. mom 0. nine W... - W..— W ”MM 1 A ‘ ~ 1,. . , .‘4.".|' ‘ The Hatch 8t Bailey Company COUTH NORWALK,y CONN. Lumber and Mill Work for Everything “lookout. “- is gaining ropidly in popuinrity as a substitute for lath om!» plotter and wallpaper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety, of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits or I wide scope (or individual pretermont and taste. Womoxento udhoopnmsompmonhnnd. ROYAL GROCERY c Eggs 250 Eggs; FREfiH LAID ... Butter - 3 . vm stun V . A LAnos Anson-runner or we owe mo murmurs To! tau-a. MAY atone new” mo. J , “...—“MM... .. .... Mrs. Hanson: too magnum Mancini! hon" ll. L. Ronni. where m.” ”to NW": Business in... An @0de ‘ in; tho mw best mode st he was 931% illneii run an. enthuses. There: is understood“ to. he it moved DING. mg, OW: ment on loot in Norw'nlh to hover the “”0an stores em on Monday nights during the summer moon; It is reported among the proprlotorsnnd winners " of the various stereo or this purpose and that it in reacting with nonerol “tom boys in It m humor. And the nod nutr- uw‘ and till: we mm M j . Through the summer, the shoullMJ-E «thrice, mo hum snag; the pin lob.» «limos mutuality nulls-to
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