Take home a if
package of our gg
Homemade '~
CANDY
Something dillerent every day.
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
31w hi 0 dm
3::thngrlt‘ullt m
Austin Gainer.
mate on the steamer:
Huntington, is visiting at his home in
Thomas street for a few days.
Mra. Katherine Hunter, of Norwalk.)
is spending a. few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Hunter. in Georgetown.
Various courts of Foresters through
out the state have settled upon the!
nooond Sunday in June—~Jnno 9~ae
“the “tutor their annual memorial
lot-vices.
"-3—”.—
~There's only one Supreme Court
Cigar and it’s worth the price—«10¢.
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Marbled, kites, bouncing balls. base.
'. ball oubllts and Jumping ropes in the
store windows allow that dealers be-3
lieve spring hen come for the boys
and girls. ‘
laces are to be more prominent this
season than ever. The N u. Ryan Co.
. mgmeaenting a. very pleasing assort-
, meat of the kinds much in demdud
See Advertisement.
John B. Harrington and bride, i of
fiaranso Lake, New York, culled on
Roy T. Strnlnge, manger of The
White Shoe Store, in Washington
street, yesterday and today.
--Low crowned Derbies at O’Brien'x.i
James Ecp'osnto, of Water street,l
Norwolk, left this morning for Web:
star. Muss, where he has secured n
‘ position as assistant shipping clerk in
Blotter dz Sons deli: friends wish him
luck.
’6
TheNlchols “Under‘lvewr Company,
lorinorly located in South Norwulk.
but which has been moving from New
Milford to Denhury, expects to start
work in the latter citv early next
VGGk.
l
‘ enouia a coal strike come. the New'
Haven road hos actual cool eupplieni
on hand for nearly a month and it
half, and in addition is protected by:
contracts with coal companion which
have non union miners.
The item in yesterday’s paper re;
mrding the noonday‘ services at Trim,
ity Church should have otstod Trini
ty Church, Bildgeport. and not south
Norwaik. Rev. 2‘. A, Coleman is celled”
ulod to preach there next Monday. and.
may. Aaron 11.66me on Wednesday.
W
A certificate oi increase of capital
limit of the ‘Hill & Lopei' Co.. hot man-
uncturera. was tiled yesmdoy in the
‘L dildo or this town clerk in Danbury
9 «upon otock oi the company is
, tron: 350 000 to 3100, 000, and
{another of shores from 500 to 1, 000.
M lochlan Go. some time
. evolution “limitation on
in"?
PAGE & SHAW
Doom
The Candy 6! Excellence
our per pound
F. H. BAXTER.
Agent for Town of Norwalk
Anderson‘s Launch Wont:
Launches and Boats 1
of all kind. promptly Milli. loot!
loi- solo. All kinds of repairing
aim moot-l attention.
/' om» luau Point, amt.
New Store, .
New Goods
312 DRESSERC ......» ..... ..3 749
1015 onsosuo .... $10.99
$19 ONIONS“ ...............815.49
. ..A dilation that arose in the factory ‘
Minor '1). Randell, of Norwaik, in
spending the day in New York city on
buoineao.
Choice line of Easter booklets curds .
lotions and novelties at J l Mnllette a. Z
See advertisement.
St. Mary's Young Men's Club will
meet this evening for the transaction
or regular business.
~—Latest style Barbies at. O'Brien'li.
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Dlvision No. 1, A. ,0. H., held a reg-
ular business meeting but evening In
the Hibernian Hall in Wall street.
The monthly business meeting 0f
the High School committee will be
held this evening in the high school
building.
Douglas Fawler, No. 15,
Relief Corps, will hold its weekly bud»
ineou meeting ill the G ...R lull mi
Washington atnéot. l3
This evening, in the town court,
room the Rapubiioa'n town caucus for
the election of delegates to the con-
vention will be held.
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The Hutters' Sick Benefit Society
will hold lts‘q‘monthly business meet-
ing this evening in the labor lyceum,
in Washington street.
”Johns Lodge, No 6, F and A
ALB of Norwnik, hold a stated commu~
nicotion last evening in the Masonic
Temple in Willi street.
The Fellowcmft degree was confer
rod on two candidates at the commuiil‘
ration of St. John's lodge, No. 6, P.
and A. M, loot evening.
John Farrell. of Norwalk. is able to
be out and has resumed his low stud-
ies in New York city, after it two
weeku‘ illness of the grip.
member
Every of Buckingham
Post No.12 G. A. IL, should be pres-
out this
ini liny
evening, no plans fol Mentor»
will be discussed.
M. L ROSEN.
15 ELY AVENUE.
SOUTH NORWALK
Woman's
You’ll Get Style in Your« New
spring Suit, No Matter Where '1?
You Buy It.
tithe.
NORWALK
Fresh Caught Roe and Buck Shad
Spanish Mackoroh Cod, Halibut,
large opened Long Clams, Long and Round Giants in shell. Escal-
lops. Eels. Nothing but Greenp ort Oysters. Gosling Clams for
baking. Other kinda of Fish.
Clitbill’s Bridge “Fish Market.
TELEPHONE l".
Easter”
The most original andt boat to-
leetcd clock of
EASTER CARDS
BOOKLETS
LETTERS
POST CARDS
and Other SOUVENiRS
POST CARDS. ii for so. 3 for So,
2 for be and Bo each
1.1. Mallette
Telephone 2319
Louis Gross
Ladies’ Tailor
259,, State Street,“
Bridgeport, Conn.
ALTIIATMNB, OF ALL KINDS
Don“ t consider style in buying“
, no matter where you buy it, that
, old to a sufficient degree to satisfy most anybody—for no main
% or could Alford not to make “otyh'oh” clothing. . .
. ”I‘ll true some clothes are I little man "classy"
. (libero-awe believe some of our lines are entitled to that dis-
: tinctionw-but real clothing merit and the thing you ohould
consider is value—«rearing quality—Jinn last and all the
. Other dealers can buy clothing
3 can (this may be open to doubt)
‘ iy n we, and therein lies the extraordinary value we give.
“Your Money Back at Any Time it You Are Dissatis-
fied"' is the foundation stone of this business—~11 business
which has grown to .130 the largest in the city—and that is
why we shall continue to hold our prestige,
We can show you—«we want to show you-nno matter
what part of Connecticut or Missouri you’ to from.
SUITS AND TOP COATS. 3:000 to $30.00.
Your new But is waiting for you.
TWO BTORE3:
. broken.
your new opting unit, for , .
turn must be incorporoo 3 ‘
than 3 '
. cousin, Mrs Joleph Meyers.
‘ WE’STPORT
AND
SAUGATUCK
Chm-lad Silvernuil hss taken a po
sitlon in Norwuik.
Charles Veolu, J12, of Yonkers. N. Y..
with n yoaterdny vidiior in town.
Mrs. Frank STE—r. of New Jersey, is
being ontortnined at the home of her
perhaps as cheaply as we . .
ut they can '1: cell as cheap- ‘
' nix-eel
Ali-s, William Bullion is in Brookw
lyn. N. Y., where she in the guest 0!
her stator. Mrs. Harry Jones.
The William Butcher farm in the
Rooovllle district, has been sold to W.
G. George, of Cross Highway.
The Embalmerli'wfiupply company
expecte to start the erection of its
new tire proot building abotit April 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Whiter Peck have re.
turned to their home in New York.
utter visiting friends in town for the
punt week.
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.loooph Allen is making preoarn
tlonu to move from hill home in Main
to the Mrs. William Hagen
house on Washington street.
The Vigilaut eulo truck has been
sent to the. paint shop in South Non
walk, where it will be fixed up .and
painted for the coming summer.
SOUTH NORWALK
Haddock Fintfixh, extra
rim DILWIIY. ‘
Artificial Teeth
A woll'ilttlnx out ‘or tooth is better
than a poor not 01 natural ones." the
teeth are so much diaeaoed that they
cuuuot be saved, they are better out.
as such teeth impair the general
health: food cunnot be properly roas-
tloolod and prepared tor the etomooh
if the teeth are aching. tender and
l mu especitlly prepared to
meet the demand: of lint-rooted and
sensitive mouthl, and timed who are
using tooth made by me can testify
to their serviceable qualities.
1. H. MALLERY
16 South nsln Ht. 5mm: Nor-well:
Hours: Domination. ano-
on" by appointment only.
THAMER
oouuo'rs. mo OPTIcIANo
EVERY WOMAN
engaged in bullpen should have
her are: examined if there in tiny
indication'of eye strain. All tests
are made by artificial light, thoro-
ior any or droning oxmluotlono
ore oil the some. ‘
'37 Ammo Odom canton-d. Conn.
Establinhod 15 your:
Open Esturdoy Monica
o »- .
' in the but: upon it
wt you to m M hid
ward: youlr .lor
note in our
‘if sinner
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Dartsgh Brothers
Grocers
WAOHlNGTON
“196!
Telephone: 923
irffli’ifi'idfwwml 51' ’t‘w’fi‘!
. which on ;,.v
W“ "’ “l‘ m m ”m" 3‘3:- oonn cause
3 none. CONDN 3N3
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Mrs. Hull R. Bradley in soon to
close her bonrdiughouee and move
to New Haven. Her household furni—
turn will be cold on Wednesday.
Wow-”m
Mrs. Anna Wilkins. Aline Minnie
Ninth and Oscar Peterson. who have
been spending the winter in Florida,
are expected home-on Wednesday of
this week.
An important real estate deal was
curried through recently when Wil-
llnm (3. George. of Cross llighwny.
purchased the William Dulcimer form
in Rooeville. Mr. George will make
repairs on the place and will move
his family there this spring.
Wu...
After being out of commission for '
ovoytwo weeks, the Comm auto
chemical has been repaired. and in
now on the job ready to answer.
olorma 01‘ fire. The trouble could
not be located for some time. but lin-
Idiy who found to be in the coils.
bird? Morin Roth. widow of the late
Jacob Roth. and one at the lowu‘u old-'
est residents. died at her home in
Greene Forms Wednesday. The do
conned won 85 years old and was the
molhur of l? children, two of which
are alive now. They nrquucoh Roth
and Knihren Worth). *
The first. baseball game of the sea-
son is scheduled to be played on
Saturday afternoon or this week bo- _
tween the Crescent team, of this
town. and the Greens Farms team.
The homo will be ploy-ed It the
Weatport buseball park. Game called
at. 3 o'clock.
adult Brothern. Taking Mr. Bur-law's
place at the electric plant in Edward
Cull. Mr. Cull resigned his position
as motornmn with the Connecticut
limitingr plant. ,
m
nnxo‘ in Roooviiio.
do wuiblo be on hand at this time.
. ' The funeral of Mrs. Henry Sincer-
.. box, who committed suicide in New .‘I
~ York city by inking. poison on Mon ,j ‘
I: My nlzht, was held here yesterday nf~ ,
_'_ temoon at 2:80 o‘clock. Before tolling , 1
-~ her life. 311:3. Sincerbo: wrote noto-
.'j to‘bor boob-ind And dsushter. and to
1; her mother, llrs.'ltory Dow Mills. of
.. this town.
3? in depressed spirits tor 30an time be- ‘
‘j fore her dough.
Mrs. Slucorbox had been
The homo of Mn. 0; n. Indium
State «root. on the mono of nit-uh
mm . mu, s; roam. emu.
ill attended by tho
SPECIA L
Saturday, March 23rd
—-———~‘——lor—~‘-—-—-—---
3 pkgs. Kelltigg’s Rice Flakes
3 pkgs. Quaker Corn Flakes
F‘ancy Fresh Eggs, dozen,
Very Best Creamery Butter, lb.,
7 Cakes P ‘& G Lenox Soap
3 lbs. Fresh Crisp Graham Wafers 25.
Gold Medal or Pillsbury’ s Flour, bag, 85!:
Maud S Brand Flour, bag,
3 lbs. Yale Toast Crackers .
70 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Tea 60?:
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Special Tea “
25 Stamps with 1 lb. No. l Plantation
Old Port or Sherry Wines, gallon, $1.00
California Table Claret, gallon,
79c
50
Coffee
75c
A. F. Beckmann St 00.
‘Merrill. Businest Colle
B
that. it lies over one hundred feet above tide wot-er and is free from. of
dust and all the other nuisouceo usual in the center of any town?
:ROL LE ....... |~ ....... . . .
...... oun ouunorlao 2 to o
Chauncey Barlow has unsigned his 33%” “sfiofirgg‘j -- M [nu
position at the elotrie light plant, and Poor OFFICI .. i
returned ,0 mg [armor domicile”. RAILROAD BTATlQN ..... .. ....... ...ll
83 and 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
sou-ri-i NORWALK
PHONE 440 -
HE things it pays. to kno‘
are the things taught“
South Norwnlk Stamford ~ Port Chester
EARD’S RocK
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
Everyone knows this landmark of our city, but do you realize til
From this property one can walk to the
v a
n
Company to accept the ohcning in the ..
An important event among local ;;
trap shooters will ho the special about .-
to be held on Good Frill”. April 5. if
by the Weapon Gun Club. at their ;;
The Gun club is --
to hold a pnetlco‘uhoot on Saturday ii
afternoon of this wool: and it in ro- :j
quested that to” many at the numbers,» :-
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company" 3
SOUTH NORWALK! CONN.
Lumber and MiilWork for Everything
tllophono, 43.
BEAVER BOARD
,, i: soloing rapidly in populdrlty as a. substitute for llth and 3
plotter Ind wail-paper. it is wanntiblo at an lanolin variety
or artistic designs for wells and ceilings, and permits at 3
wide mono for individuol prolorment and tone. We no Agents
and hoop a torn supply on hand.
{FINE TABLE BUTTER,
xo’ hard LAUNDRY 80A
pound
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