Dainty Boxes of
Candy for Easter
Many Little Novoltloo Approprl- Z.
oto to tho! Benson.
LANE'8 PURE lCE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY PRO» -:
DUCTS
F. "A. LANE
61 Washington Street.
South Norwolk
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Louis Ovisit, of Milford, spent. yes-
terday in Nurwzdk on business.
The Building Trades Council will
iiold its son1i-n1’onzhly business meet~
in; this evening in its hall in South
Main street.
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—-—l.ntest style (Taps, at O‘llrlen's.
The town roads are very had and
the selectmen have much work before
them to put them in a passable condi-
tion before summer.
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The (1 lands of M13 Mary O Brien.)
of Crescent Teirace, will regret to
learn that. she is confined to her bed;
with an attack of the grip.
—-Ask your dealer for the. new ()ld‘
Well “No. 1" hroadlent cigar.
Joseph Loci-illart. of Winnipnuk, thol
enterprising employee of the Jones &‘
Hotchkiss Company, has left town onl
a isollnhuslnesstrlp. die wilLspend
ooveral days in New York city and
will later visit Philadelphia.
A.lla1rtog and family. formerly of
Rowayton, who have resided in Hemp
stead the past year. have returned.
and now reside in the Lander place.
in West street Snuth Net-walk. Mu.
Harte: expects to engage in the ex-
press and auto school business.
Elmer Lingard the popular em
ployoe of the United Eleculc Light and
Water Company. in Norwaik is spend-
ing one holiday in Pilllladelplllii. ()n
Sunday Mr. Lingard will follow his
annual custom and allllelll on the
"hoard-walk" at Atlantic City.
”a...“
#Soft Huts. Soft Huts.
O‘llrlen's.
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Following its unnunl custom Clinton
Commandery. No 8. Knights Templar.
of Norwaik. will hold a stated eon
clavo in tiho Masonic Temple in Wall
ltroet at 2 o’clock this afternoon. The
Temple degree will be conferred on
one candidate and the work will be
followed «by a banquet.
"MW...—
F‘oreman John Kerwin, who Is su-
veflnlendlns We paving “'0“ ’0' 0011' sou-m MANCHESTER COAL DEAL.
tractor Joseph A. McEiroy. says that
he has started all kinds of contract“
0“ ‘11 5“” oi’ the week. h” h“ “9"" Edward Griswold one ad the oldest
remember! having begun one on All
Fools’ Day before. Nevertheless. he'
said: "i am. not superstitious and be-
lieve that it molten but little dii‘ler:
“0."!
add the paving will be completed on
own FRIDAY ssnwczo AT ram. W
WY CHURCH.
9: 80 . m. Litany and ante-commun-
ion.
12 Noon to 3: 00 p. 111. Service at
Noditation and Prayer: with addresses
,1 on the Seven words [tom the Cross.
This sorvioo to very plain and of an
nutshell W. oho in which evorw
person irrespective ol their own pecu-
. "liar breed and 'doctrino can Join.
‘ W odd no at your convenience.
‘ only it is some that you 1cm
1 durig the dialog at an hymn. .
" ‘ . tho choir will read» tho
. o! “The Grueiiixlon"
His men are working swittlyl
PAGE 81 SHAW
Bolton
The Candy of Ehrcollouoo
IMO per pound
o. 1-1. nurse.
Mont tor Town or Norwalk
1
.32.-..
Anderson's Launch Wort:
Launches and Boats
of all kinds promptly built. sum
for solo. All klndo’ of repairing-
given spools! attention. »
Oyotor Moll Point, Nomlk
CANNOT SHUT WATER OFF TO
COLLECT AN UNPAID WA- I
TER BILL.
WASHINGTON. April 4.~1~Sllul5tlnl{
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make them pay their bills was disap-i
proved this week by the Supreme‘
Court, which held that water compan-
ies cannot cause an enforced drought
by such menus to make customers pay
lup old debts.
The decision was handed down ini
the unit oi‘ Albert L. Hutch, of Coour
d'Alone City, ldaho. against the Muni-
cipal Watex Company The lduho
! Supreme Court ordered the warm com-
pany to connect Hottrhs pipes and
furnish him water, although his rental
iwna in arrears
i —.. . .. .«Mwm ..
-Don't use harsh physics. The l"
nothn weakens the bowels, loads to
chronic constipation. Clot Dean‘s Reg-
ulate. They operate easily, tone the
stomach. cure constipation.
in
. MORE SMALLPOX lN NAUGATUCK.
l NAUGATUCK. April 4.»l"our addi-
tional oases ol‘ smallpox were reported
' today making the total 49. A number
of persons who had not been afflicted!
with the disease but who had been un- i
'der quarantine because of cases in the 1
houses where they live. were allowed?
to go beyond the quarantine zone to
day. Several additional cases lune
1het-n taken to the isolation hospital
and tour others are expected to so this
after.noon The authorities believe
they lune the situation now well in
hand.
MR8 PANKHURST OUT ON BAIL.
LONDON. April 4.-—The magistrate
presiding at the Bow Street Police;
lCourt today allowed: Mrs. Puikhurst
l the leader of the militant outlragettesy
to he released on ball of $10. 000 pond
in; her appearance at the Old Bailey;
Sessions, together with Mr. and Mrs
Pethick bamboo. joint editors 01
Votes for Women. to he tried on the.
charge of conspiracy and inciting to
commit malicious damage to property
in connection with the recent window
smashing raids in London.
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ER DEAD.
SOUTH MANCHESTER. April 4.—
coal dealers in the town. and well
limo“ 11 here. died suddenly this after-
noun or heart failure. He was taken
111th the attack loot alter leaving a
t oiiey car. He wn. ointy- four years
1 old and a widower.
To accommodate
off water of delinquent consumers toii
you'll get for your money.
Guaranteed Glows.
SUITS or TOPCOATS. $10 to $30.
We also carry Star Shirts, E. & W. Collars and D. & P.
,“Sey, f on, What do.
‘ youthink of this Suit,
isn’t it a dandy?”
We expect many ejaculations of this aort Sunday. for
we’ re doing the largest Easter business' in our history. Nev—
er sold so many suits for Easter. and Topcoats are giving . -.
Suits quite a run for supremacy.
We’re not surprised at the volume of
nearly everybody says"BuIlness isn’t what it on ht to be.”
We’ vo got the values—we’ ve got the styles,an
together make a combination hard to heat.
It you havent bought your Easter Suit yet come here
without fail—you' it see why we urge you when you see what
trade. although
these two ‘
Store will beSOpen All Day Friday
.SHAD
HARD CRABS, LONG ISL AND AND SEAS-ESCALLOPS,
SPANISH MACKEREL. STEAK COD. SHORE HADDOCK.
HALIBUT, CODFISH, SALMO N, BLUEFISH. SMELT. CARP.
GOSLING CLAMS for Baking. LARGE LONG CLAMS for Fry-
ing, GREENPORT OYSTERS, LONG AND ROUND CLAMS
in Shell.
MRKELOPENA DELIVERY TOMORROW FORENOON
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONI lu-
GLOVES
for Easter
Kid (lloves in Tan, Grey. Black,
White; black. White emit:
While. illnnk emit. 31M. 60.
ldhutton Kid, Black and \\ hite.
$2. 50.
Fnlnic Moves. illack. \\'l1lte.
Tan and Grey. 25: and She.
Silk. Gloves. White. Black. Tan
and Grey. 25c up.
Loon Silk Gloves»
White. 89041.00.
Black. 76c. .
' Tan. 750.
EAsTER LETTERS.
LETS, be up.
1 EASTER POST CARDS, d for
he. 3 for do, 2 tor do. do;
I
1.1. Mallétte
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
soox- ‘
SHAD
FREE DILIVIRY.
Save Your
TEETH
no not think because your teeth
are getting discolored, and have
cavities in them. that you cannot
save them. Sometime! an illness
will impair the enamel. or the retu-
odiea necessary to restore henlth
produce discolorations it such has
been the one do not wait till
. your mouth in tilled with unwhole-
some and unsightly members, but
have them attended to immediate-
iy It is the host may. the cheap-
est way. the right way.
16 South Hun BL. BOND WI
Hours: o o. 1a. to I 11.11:. in}
am by appointment only.
Telephone 251’
Loan Gross
[s Tailor
259 State Sheet
Conn.
t
‘7 YOU WEAR MOO“
‘ ‘ ihllfll. Whoa you.
’men ilnd in His service their perfect
boom which muons-111v m ammo-two: ‘s
roman-man 1 ' .
s1
EASTER SATURDAY SHOULD BE A BIG DAY AT BECKMANN'S WITH BAR-
GAINS LIKE THESE QUOTED.
l3 Stictly Fresh Eggs . . .250
15 Warranted Eggs . . . . . 250
2000 dozen on Sale Saturday Morning
NOTE THESE CUT PRICES
17le Granulated Sugar for . . . . . . .
Magnoliaor Clover Brand Milk . . . . .» .1
'Armour’s Star Hams Extra Fancy . . . . . .
Fancy Lean Smoked Shoulders . . . . . .
'7Cal1esC. 81G. Lenox Soap . . . . .
16 Cakes of Ozone or Fels Naphtha Soap . .
National Biscuit “G NEWTON'S Per
, NABISCOS ~—
00. s Crackers [0111111313 SANDWICH Pkg.
THESE STAMP SPECIALS WILL FILL YOUR BOOK QUICKLY. ‘
7o Stamps with 1 lb. Very. Best Tea” 60:: l 25 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 1 Plantation Coffee .351:
60 Stamps with 1 lb Special Tea ..... sec 1 no Stamps with 1 lb No. Plantation Coffee .32c
for $1.001
can 10c 5;
lb 16c 11
lb lZ‘éc
for 25c’_
25c-
50 Stamp: with 1 lb. Choice Tea ...... 4,01: l :5 Stamps with 1 lb. Maracaibo Coffee ...... 30c
so Stamps with 1 lb. Mixed Tea. .35c :0 Stamps with 1 lb. Challenge Coffee ...... 28c
RUPPERT‘ S, EHRET S. LIEBMANN‘ S OR FEIGENSPAN' S BEERS. case ...... 31.15
Monogram Whiskey. bot. ............. 85c! Black & White Scotch Whiskey, bot. . . . .31. to
Hunter Rye Whiskey. bot. ..95cl Burnett' 5 Old Tom Gin. bot. ..... . ...... 80c
Wilsoanye Whiskey, bot. . ....... glsc Henncssy' s 3-Star Brandy, bot ........ $1 65
Kirk‘s Old Crow Rye. bot. . .......... 98cl Martell's 3-Star Brandy. bot. ........... $1.65
A. F. BECKMANN & CO.
8_ & 8 WASHINGTON ST. Phone 440 SOUTH NORWALK
Tl'lE iNTER'IROTHERHOOD WEEK
OF PRAYER TOPIC FOR SAT-
URDAY.
New Classes Forming
.. AT ..
“m
Suffering Hardships. ,
Christ does not appeal to men to do
the easy thing. but to do the hard
thing. ills appeal is grounded not
upon the love (1! men tor ease. but
upon their capacity to endure hard-
ship. St. Paul did not lmpo that Tim-
othy would have an easier time than
he had had: he told him to come on
and take his share. of the hardships
as a good soldier of the Lord Jesus
christ. it is thus that the appeal
should he put in our day. Men are
not to be told to become Christians
in order to get comfort in this world
and the next. Men do not respond to
the call of comfort; but the appeal to
heroism must win them. The call oi
FINAL MAP OF
Ciirlstmiust prevail with mm just
because it is the call at the Cross. it .2 ‘
is because the Continin of our Solvu~ ‘ (Formerly Board's ROCkS) ‘
tlon bids on take up our cross that READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
“' Only One First Choice
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice wt
Telephone 760 South Norwallt
M. D. RANDALL ~
our tribulations and to count it all .1. ,
joy when we not into manifold trials;
that we may be willing to take our ' 1 . : . . : - - z 1 ~ 1111
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
the follow-hip of the ordering: or
OOUTH NORWALmy court.
Do Not Dela
Stamford Port Cheat
Enroll Now.
South Norwalk
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freedom and their perfect joy.
Bible Radioman—St. Luke 9: 23:9 ..
Car. 8: L10; E1111. 6: 10-18; 2 Tim:
M.
«Franny-That we may neither ash
‘nor expect the easy thing for our
selves; that we may learn to glory in
Christ: that than may hear this call :_
or Christ to a life or horOIIm and may 1:
enroll themselves beneath the banner I.
.. ”“211... ~ [amber and MillWork for Everything
GOOD FRIDAY” A1“ TRINiTY ' “m ‘5,
. oHunou.
A cordial invitation is extended to- ,I
the people or the Town of Norwaik to. I:
attend the whole "or part oi the Turn
Hour Hex-vice or Meditation from
twelve to'throo. The service in plain
and evangelical, no olohoroto music. ,.
but the plain ooopoi ‘ltorioo o! 11.1
Fusion at Obviot. -
Goodmdayiothoooodoyintho.
you whoa oil can-ous- poorl- can
unito to «momma tho tailoring oi ‘
tho Savior oi tho wworld
0M Mylo, lilo m m in tho'l;
BEAVER BOARD
lummnotdiriunwuuyduammmh and
plum sad will-puma. It is W151. at at infinite variety
otmunodmrorwolis and 1.111.... and Domit- oi o
videopopo to: individual prefer-moat and tom. W on use
~ sunbeam-hummus“ ,
‘ am 111 am. in «in. mm to 11mph
now roan. April 4;»; ma.
rook 111111111: at work '
lotion W on
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