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Afloat iot- Town of Nomik
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THE seer or saxsny‘
Pnooucrs
F. A. LANE
61 Washington strut,
Oouth Norwaik
Anderson‘s Launch Works
Lunches and Bests ~
, .
airing
of all kibdl promptly bill
tor sale. All kinds of
given special attention.
orator innit Point, ”walk
m
. The last chance to see a. basketball
game unless plans are changed will
be Monday night and many are plan-
ning to attend because of the fact that
it is the final.”
invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss ivy Comstock to Ben
jamin ll Mead at the home oi the
bride's parents in New Canaan, on
Tuesday, April 9. “'
m
A stated convocation of Butler
Chapter, R. A. M., will be held at its
looms Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
The Past Master and M. E. M. degrees
will be worked.
The Nor-walk Congregational church.
thioh was built some years ago from
shone counted in Greenwich, suffered
considerable damage last Friday when
one isce-oi the octagon-shaped steeple
was blown down—«Greenwich News.
I
The father of Reuben 'Elseie came to
1 Stamford yesterday, 13nd took the
St. Mary‘s Young Men‘s Club met
and transects d routine business last
evening.
WW.—
The public schools 01‘ the town cine.
ed yesterday, and will not reopen un
til a week from Monday. This is “the
annual Easter vocation and teachers
and some of the pupils are inking ad-
vantage of their relaxation from study
and work end are visiting out of town.
Reasons why The South Norwalk
Trust Company should be appointed
executor of your oitate in place oi an
individual-At never dies, its charter
is perpetual. it never speculates or
anaconda. its books are always up to
date. it has no conflicting interests, its
‘ business is to serve your interest. An
interview with you on the subject sue
liciiod.
as
-Low crowned Del-bios at O'Brien‘s.
Cockenoe Tribe. No. 83.10.11. 31.,
is anticipating several visitation: dur-
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1
AH
come.
A
expense.
workmanship, to a mere talkin
see them.
Topcoats—sto to $50.
noswntk .
lope. Eels. Nothing but Greenp
baking. Other kinds of Fish.
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Doll the Overcoat
Overcoats for summer storage soon-but are you ready
1£or the cool mornings and evenings? Winter will have its
fling for a few hoursa day.a at least for quite a little while to
A TOPCOAT is not only a convenience but a necessity
and everyone who can afford one should have one.
little chill kept out—o slight protection given when just need~
ed—and the cost of the coat has been paid in saving other
We prefer to show you our Topcoats‘ rrihterial,
TWO ITORIB:
(1
But ar-
gumentativoly speaking you can't afford not to have one. A
style. 1
g of them here. Come and 1
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WUTH NORWALK
Fresh Caught Roe and Buck Shad
Spanish Mackerel, Cod. Halibut. Haddock, Flatfiah, extra
large opened Long Clams. Long and Round Clams in shell. Escal-
ort,0ysters. Gosling Clams for
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish _ Market.
VIII-DILWIIY.
Artiii ai Teeth
f Subleot, “Gout and Conquest."
, main of the members of the center-
N A well-filth.“ of teeth is hotter
.......... flaws—m-..“ t... N c. Huawwmmm
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Hilliilillii lililliiili NEE
Bishop Hamilton to Preside liver .
the Session in Brooklyn,
Next Week
9
talks will leave next week for Brook-
follows:
Tuesday, March 20.
8 p. m.-—Bpworth League anniver-
sary and reception to the bishop and
the conference. The Rev. Lynn Harold
Rough. presiding. Report of his work
by the president of the New York East
poster of the Clinton Avenue Con-
gresationul Church. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Wednesday, March 27.
8:30 a. tor-JDevotionni servicu, con-
ducted by Bishop Hamilton.
9:00 a m.——Opening session of the
”conference. The Sacrament oi the
Lord's Supper will be administered to
the ministers and the congregation.
0:00 p. ln.w~v~\dernorisi service. Me-
enoe who have died during the year
will be resd‘: ,
8:00 p. m.«-—Anniversary oi the
Woodmen‘s Aid Society. The Rev. H.
0. Clinton “mu preside. The address
will be delivered by the Rev. M. C. B.
Mason. corresponding secretary of the”
Preedmsn's Aid Society.
Thursday. March 28.
8:30 a. m.»-—«Devotionsl services, con-
ducted by Hilltop Hamilton.
9:00 a. ins-Conference session.
2:00 p. m.--Anniversnry oi the Wo-
men‘s Home Missionary Society. Mrs.
wiic'lleonard Slack will preside. De
votlonai service. Annual report. Miss
Elia bl. Uhadwicit, corresponding sec»
rotary. Solo. Miss Marie hloi'iatt. Ad-
dress by .Blshop Hamilton. Collec-
tion. Organist. Miss Guttridge.
3:30 p. rn.-—Annlversary oi the We
Men's Boreign Missionary Society.
Mrs. Z. P. Dennler will preside. The
address will be by Miss Wclihy ll.
Honsinser. of China.
7:45 p. m.-’l‘wenty-ilfth anniversary
oi the Methodist Episcopal Hospital.
ae-inJuDQ-IIJL.
:o‘.-,-.- l I,- I I -.I.-.n:
3:“
The Methodist pastors in The Nor. ' .:
in, where the onuuslpession of the 1.;
New York East Conference opens in j
the Nostrand Avenue Methodist Epic~ -
canal Church. The program will be as 1- '
A. F. Beckmann & Co
Conference Epworth League. Address .
by the Rev. Nehemiah lloyuton. D. D.. L
The Rev. AM. Buckley. {3. I).. his. 1).. "
pmidontyoi the board/oi trustees, will ..
preside. Orsduation oi the class of ..
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5 Fine Old Port or Sherry Wine
Per Gallon $1
REGULAR $1.50 VALUE
83 and 85 WASHINGTON 3T.
PHONE 440
SOUTH NORWAL , .
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HE things it pays to know:
are the things taught. at
Merrill Business College
South Norwallt Stamford Port Chester
EARD’S Roan
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
Everyone knows this landmark of our city, but do you realize the lac 1
that it lies over one hundred feet above this water'and is free from noise;
dust and oil the other nuisances usual in the center of any town?
From this property one can walk to the
Minute
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Eisele b0! and the other Bronx “103‘ ing the coming month. 11They have so»
VII/8 home With him lie 8‘50 brought. solved two invitations to visit other
. the information that the Turkic boy‘ :1 my,“ iot‘ the purpose of working the
mother was so worried over be? 8011 ll warriors‘ degree. a degree for which
absence “13,! 8119 tried to “be her life. I Norwalx is famous. 1 The first invitat-
Th“! statement Fm 110‘ verified—13103, is from Uncsa Tribe, of South
Stamford Advocate. Norwalk for April 9th and the other
' is from Ponds Tribe, of New Canaan.
~—Lsteat style Derbies at O Brien 3° for April 24th. Both invitations hays
Deli-y and Food Commissioner H been accepted
_...._.._....
F- 90“” h“ 153““ the notices fc"11 (in Tuesday evening there will be it
10"” hearings t° be held “8’“ week’ special city meeting in the Town As-
on the 5001mm“ 0‘ ““3089“ The sellibly mil in Wall street called by a
notices have been sent to retail deal petition of ‘ lame number of taxpay-
‘ 0" in all sections 9‘ the state Th9 ere for the purpose of considering the
«Minimum "We” 00031318 0‘ “‘9 advisability of the purohnse oi the
. oddition of cereal to the meat which inmes property in Wall street for the
01193009“ the ”Will“ bl" ‘5 “0t “‘3" erection of a suitable municipal build—
1 . Z osseril'y unhealthfnl
~Herbert V. Carr, the East Norwnlk
«contractor and builder. is now ready.
dor the spring rush, having lost reoeiv- ,
did his special handmade harness irom
(1W. Wardwell, the South Norwalk
harness manuiacturer.
A gathering at men will be held at
the South Norwaik Congregational
Church on Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock to consider the advisability of
having the Men and Religion Forward
Movement in the city. An expert from
Hartford. will present the subsist. All
1with tho‘vnrious churches have been
Invited to sttend. notices having been
sent them by dward n. Doulens, oi
. Trinity Climb, which inaugurated the
_ 'nisa here. _
old DIVIDEND raven.
. 'lt pay. iii per cent. is s sure thing.
[I received at once. The article has
‘ been sold for forty years. Thousands
x. .pon. Therefore when paintlns
01W Oil. Mix them togethem
, 0 total cost is $33. 00. An equal
annuity at a Nady for use from the
1 1 Mill. mil “too—tho amount
is ”.00. it's 27% on lsny quan-
& Staples Hardware
0. Guyer e sons,
_ 31:06.. Bouthport.
. ing. The recoil
'very largely attended for the matter
the mall’s prunisst‘ions connected
“by invested withoat loss. The otter
1:! “gallons L. d: M. Paint and 9 gab,
will probably be
is of the greatest interest to Norwaik
ciiisens. it is possible. however that
the project will fall through because
a number in Norwslk believe in wait
in: to see what will be done about
consolidation.
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New Store, 1
New Goods
'15 DRESSERI ............-..$10.99
$19 DRESBENS .......‘....... H.154!
M. L. ROSEN.
115 ELY AVENUE.
SOUTH NOIWALK
s12 unseat-zoo ..............,s 7.49.
i
run sou-tit mswsut
vans-r country
should to a toll m
tor of your tabs it) ll,
oi as individuslzw
than a poor sotoi’hstnral ones. it the
' teeth ore so touch diseased that they
cannot be saved. they no better out
no such teeth impair the general
bomb: iood cannot be properly mas
ticated and prepared tor the stomach
it the teeth are aching. tender sod
’ .‘l‘he most original endr best so
lected stock oi
EASTER CARDS
broken. 1 am especially prepared to
BOOKLETS meet the demands of tlatwrooied and
LETTERS ,, sensitive mouths. and those who are
POST canoe usinx tooth mode by me an reality
to their serviceable qualities.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
is south lain at. Booth isms
Hours: 1""! a. no. to s b. to. m
. 9" or amount oats.
and Other SOUVENIRB
PO$T CARDS, I for 50. 3 for Be.
2 for be and 50 each
: i. l. Mailette
W... . ” .... ..... “W
THAMER
OOULlBTI AND OPTIOIANS
we...“
STILL lNOREAOlNO
The number of our patrons who
are so well sntisiied that they
All! TELLING THEM FfiIENDC
' 'We cisim much and We “make
Louis Gross
Ladies’ Tailor
259 State Street '
‘Bridgeport, Conn.
ALTERATION! OF ALL KIND.
Ocn int and satisfaction gusranteed.
07 Atlantic more“. Conn.
listen lens 15 years
Open “My Mass
Darra‘gh Brothers
Gro ccrs
. . .. wnsmsbvofl
V . ‘s‘vnsa'r
' mines
The that bill but a m and
Mrs. Nonsense rennin oVer the bills
with hot husband.
”and flint W “tidiedI 010,
llimbo rinsed
" "as donor. W its new
M the“ dollars is s .sils tr
bin-1
s enshrined by experienced .
The Rev. David MacMullon will be in
- char-so oi this service.
.3 Bishop John Hamilton will preach the
~~ sermon.
;; lop Hamilton will ordain deacon- and
:- elders endowments doseonesses.
.I Adm by’tbo Rev. 1!. ll. Chapman,
‘j 3: D. Subtract. “A cry from the Pew.”
". Board of Miss Missions. The Rev.
Who- ltd tm‘
1012 of the Trflning School.
Herbert Watch. 1).!) LL. 1).. presi-
dent Ohio Wesleyan University.
in, Miss Marie” Mohair.
Friday. March 29.
. 8:30 a. m.—-Dovolional services. con-
ducted by Bishop Hamilton.
9:00 a. in: ~~~~~ Conterenco session.
Lay Electoral Conference.
2:30 p. mr-Conierenco session.
8:00 p. m.—-Aunivsrsary oi the
Board of Home Missions and Church
side, The address will be delivered
by the Rev. Charles M. Boswell. l). 1)..
assistant secretary of the Board of
Home Missions.
Saturday. March 90.
8:30 a. m.-stoticnal services, con
ducted by Bishop Hamilton.
9:00 a. m.~—~Coniorence session.
2:30 p. m.-Annlversary oi the
Board of Education. W. D. lunch. pre-
siding. Address by the Rev. J: H.
Race. 1). D.,. president Chattanooga
University.
8:00 p. m.~‘-Annivorssry oi the
Board at Coaierence Claimants. The
liev. Frank Mason North will preside;
. Address by the Rev. J. ‘H. Kingsley.
,D. 0.. corresponding secretary of the
board. ..
Quad-y, March 31.
9:00 a. m.~—Conierence love feast.
10:45 ~n. tn.-~Prenching service.
8:30 pane—Qrdinatlon service. Billb
0:00 nonwhnniversary oi the
W. iii. Thompson will preside. The nib
dress will be delivered by the Rev. A.
B. W. 13., correspondins soo-
retsry of tits
Mir April 1.
8:80 a. nil‘H-nsvotlonsi services. con
diluted by our» Hamilton. ‘
mo s. Isis-Misuse. session.
sass p. awesome session. The
odntsvsnoo mitts. trill sunshine
Address 1:
by Bishop John W. Hamilton and oth- --
ers Anniversary address by the Rev. If
80h) 1»:
10:00 a. mm‘Onening session of the .C
Extension. Rev. B. F.’Kldder will we 1
The Hatch 8: Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and MillWork for Everything
Tolopltono, 40.
BEAVER
plaster and walbpnper.
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath sn‘d '
. It is susceptible at an infinite variety “
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings and permits of n _
wide scope for individual preferment and tests.
and keep a large supply on hand.
BOARD.
We are agents
H...“ ,.
to bars LAUNDRY SOAP
7 pounds LAUNDRY STARCH.
3 cans CONDENSED MILK.
Fancy New Bermuda Potatoes
Tol 12M
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byierian'Church. Brooklyn. N. Y.
‘ Tuesday. April '2.
8:30 a. m.—-‘-Devotionsl services con-
ducted byBishop Hamilton.
9:00 a. m.—-Coniorenoe session.
" 3:00 p. m.-Conierence session.
8:00 p. m.-——Conierenoo session."
'NORWALK CIVIC LEAGUE PRIZES.
M
For Cleanliness in Yards and the Best
Outside Floral Display.
The pupils of the schools of Non
walk are invited by the Civic League
oi Norwaik to enter a contest, for
Which the iollowing prizes will be
given by the league:
For olesnlinsss to 1‘11! ”“00
Best floral display. 010.00
The prise in the first ease will be
given to the pupil up to the one of it
yours whose yard snows'ths greatest
improvement in cleanliness and order.
m bill. of $110.00 “ill be given
to the pupil who shows the bandpass
window boxes or [shim beds This
anwoismmm
ages st 14 and 10 rests. No display
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Fresh County Eggs, per don,
FINE TABLE BUTTER, per pound ................... 3
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3 cans GOLD CROSS MILK . . ..
A LARGE ASIOHTMENT OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
.tntss. w. P. Winners 5
but outside floral displsy. either in -
coastlines unless swoon» are on 1
v
.. ...... 25c
see-n.
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and other Fruits and Vegetarian
22 sourH MAI
A com, LA evil-pee. ritual
MONIA
coughs that hang on weaken the
torn and lower the vital reels
R. G. (lollies, postmaster,
N. J. was troubled with a set
completely snhaustsd after W 1 1
of violent coughing. i bought
coushing spells had entirely
lbley’s Honey and Tar
unit be beat." it stops ‘
healing the muse.
Mrs. A.“ 7
heirs, my door and rye dull .
you Ill! 0min."
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