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hiy hall on April 26th.
' Charles E. Jennings property
-' try as on Paint.
‘ it's think. lust add Oil, and ,
’M you have the boot ours land.
‘ osndldnustllPalntmado, and
I, It)!“ .mly about”? notation.
Dainty Boxes of 3
Candy for Easter “
Many thtle Novoltlu spot-om.
Ito to the . Season.
LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM ..
‘ rue near or saxssv PRO-
DUCT.
F. A. LANE
51 Washington Smut.
loath Nomlk
Pact: , s. SHAW
Baotou
The Candy o! Excellence
«so on WM
r. H. ultras.
‘ Agent for Town of Namath
Autumn‘s launch Works
, bundles and Busts
of all kinds promptly built. In»:
for sale. All kinds of repairing
gluon spools! attention.
oyster first! Point. Nor-walk
Miss Edith Foster, of Reed street,’
has been ill with the grip.
The Norwnlk nun blob is schedul’
ed to hold a meeting on Monday.
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Miss irene Barrett, of New Haven,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Barrett.
The Norwnlk Board or Fire Under-
writers will hold a regular meeting on
Monday afternoon.
“Latest style Caps, at O'Brien's.
Mr. and Mrs. llester J. Cargill, cl
Bridgeport, spent Good Friday with
relatives in Norwalk.
Donald Way, of East avenue, is on
«Joying his Easter Vacation irom Yale
University at home.
Court Narruk Fife and Drum Corps
will hold a dance in the town assem-
Thonnmerous young men of tho
maiued home today on a vacation.
A. Haring and family have leased
at the
junction of West and bows streets.
The Norwslk Public Library board
of directors hold a regular meeting
last evening in the library building
in Cross street.
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Monday evening. Routine business
will be transacted.
Easter vacationers {mm the var
ious schools and colleges are spending
the few days respite ‘lrom their
studies at their homes.
The A. E. Bounty Monumental
Works at Stamford have purchased a
large Murray truck from Charles L.
Barker. the manutacturer.
Contractor Frank 1. Jones, oi Ner-
walk, has secured a largo contract
for a great deal or plumbing on the
Bradley plow in New Canaan.
James Cook “moved from Norwaik
in the Reinhardt building this week.
Mr. Cook is employed in Gilbert a
town employed in New York city re-l Lookwood's market, New Canaan.
William J. Tracey, non of Dr. Wil‘
liam .i. Tracey, oi West avenue, is
spending the holidays at home, it he-
ln-g his Easter Vacation from Yale.
The Matinee Whlst Club has secur-
ed the town assembly hall for a card
party. it is understood, for April 19th.-
—-Ask your dealer tor the new Old;
Wall “No. 1” brosdlsat cigar.
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~«Don't forget sale of buildings 0n
south side of Washington street
bridge, 21). 331., Saturday Bridge
Commute. “
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has returned from a pleasant visit
with relatives and friends in Norwalk.
Cockonoe Tribe, No 32,1. O.R.-M..
held a regular business meeting last
' , evening in the Wall street qusr'.tors
——~Sott Hats. Sort Hats. O’Brien‘s.
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‘ . Our Brothers' Lodge No.10, l. 0.
0. F., will hold a regular meeting
Monday evening in the Wall street
ousrters.
Concord Division, No. 2, Sons or
Temperance, will hold s. regular meet-
in; on Monday evening in the Wall
. street hall. ‘
Ir. on Mrs. Charles H. Beers oi
Nor-walk, have moved to Danhury
where they will make their home in
the future.
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MAIL ORDER HOUSES. ,
Don‘t undone“ us tor some quality
mods. Tell us your wants. Note
uprlcon. No phylum in. advance. . N0
frelsht charges.
‘ We soil 1... d: M.
rum.
Gallo curios ill. Dow. South Non
“ mills Mil I Staples liardwm
(in. mm: w. a. (layer a” sons.
WW ,ifthron Bron. Bouthport.
.No risk whntover,
A stated convocation of Butler
Chapter, R. A. 911., will he held at its
rooms Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
i There will he an election of ofilcers.
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Shepherds of Bethlehem [lady
lWashinston ham. No. 21, will hold
a bimonthly meeting on Monday evoj
ning in the Wall street quarters. All
members are asked to be present
this Post rooms in Wall street at
which thus further plans for tho cel-
lobrntlon of Memorial Day were dis-
loussod.
l There will he a regular meeting at
the Trolleymon's Union this evening
in the Main street quarters. Refresh-
mhts will be served and as much busi-
ness is to be transacted every mem-
ber is requested to be present.
Maikln, of Franklin avenue, who is
spending the winter in Florida with
Miss Nettle Sellout. oi Arch street
and others at 9. party from town.re-
l port that the weather is line. The
young ladies have been enjoying the
bathing and are tuned very brown
by the southern son.
To accommodate
the Merchants
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:3 you think of this Suit, '
Harnsari Society. No, 634, or Nor. ~
walk. is to hold a regular meeting on .
“Say, Bill, what do
isn’t it a dandy?”
We sat tmany ejaculations of this sort Sunday. for “ .
we' re doing the lot out Easter business in our history. Nev-
er sold so many suits for Easter, and Topcoats are giving .
Suits quite I run for supremacy.
, We're not surprised at the volume of trade. although l .
nearly evcr y says "Business isn't what it on ht to be."
Wave got the values—awe' ve got the styles,an these two
together make a combination hard to best. .
If you hsvcn’ t bought your Easter Suit yet. come here
without isilwyou' ll see why we urge you when you see what
you’ll get for your money.
SUITS or TOPCOATS, $10 to $30.
We also carry Star Shirts, E. & W. Collars and D. & P. :
Guarantced Gloves.
Store will be Open All Day Friday
TWO sronas:
BY EXPRESS TODAY
HARD CR‘ABS, LONG ISLAND AND SEA ESCALLOPS.
SPANISH MACKEREL, STEAK COD, SHORE HADDOCK,
HALIBUT, CODFISH. SALMON, BLUEFISH. SMELT. CARP.
GOSLING ’CLAMS for Baking. LARGE LONG CLAMS for Fry;
ing. GREENPORT OYSTERS, LONG AND ROUND CLAMS
in Shell.
NO FROZEN FlSH.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
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Miss Edna Meeker, of \ew Canaan, held a regular "looting last evening 111’
Word received from Miss Katherine
S ave You r
' TEETH
Do not think because yollr teeth
are gutting discolored and have
~ cavities in them, that you cannot
save them‘ Sometimes an illness
will impair the enamel, or the ram.
elites necessary to restore health
produce discolorations. it such has
been the case. do not wnit‘till
your mouth is tilted with nnvvholo .
some and unsightly members. but
have them attended to immediate
ly. it is the best may, the cheap-
est wsy. tun right my.
GLOVE S
for Easter
. Kid Gloves lll Tan, (troy, ilinck,
White. black W lllte olnb.;
White, Black club” “$1.60.
iii-button Kid, Black and White,
32.50:
Fabric Gloves, Black. White.
Tan and Grey, 25c and one.
Silk Gloves, White, lunch, Tan
and Grey, august.
Lona Silk Gloves——
White, Weston. I
Black. 760. . .
Tan, 75°. . , Dr. 1. HI MALLERY
skates tartaric. soon. is Booth an: at. Booth smut
LETS. do no. Hours: 3 It In. to I n.‘ in. non-
“snares Poor CARDS, s for a. b m _. ,
’sc, 3 for “so. 2‘ for 5c, 59. n ’33” m” ‘ our
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1.1. Manette Louis Gross
‘ yen in vlsltlnz at “De Hemlocks."
on Oak strut.
; oven no.
, convalescent.
‘ ‘< cm Main street.
. closed yesterday until noon: The tu-
. nerai service for James stewart
‘ hold yesterday morning.
’ home of Mrs. w. D. nan.
, nations“. 0: humans. will be am-
sro services every evening in St. Mat
. York and WhitsPlains. Miss Quanta
who has been stopping whilsths tain- .
Edward B. MCKendrlck of Now its-
A. M. Doromus has rented his home
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ii. i). Atwater has sold his Ford
touring car to Mr. Bartok or silver-
mine.
Sewer connections are being made
with the Woundy cottage on Mlllport
William Hayden“ oi Fisher's Hill,
who has been confined to his home, is
a. Noble is installing mirrors in
Comatock & 'McKendrick‘s new stora
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Charles Fish has returned from the
West. He is a purchasing agent for
horses (or A. C. Hexumer.
Fire Chief Benjamin Wood went to
Bridgeport recently to see the new
cherrdoal in course or construction.
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John Pedrcau is now occupying the
house on liiillport avenue. formerly
occupied by Philip Ulrich, who moved
to Mt. Vernon.
wan w..-
Walter Stewart‘s two stores were
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A checker tournament will he held
at the v. in. n; (nub next week. Sev-
eral or the players have shown very
much skill “the game.
Patrick Stanley has overhauled Wil-
liam Fisher‘s automobile at Brushy»
Ridge. Mr. Stanley will act as chant.-
four (or Mr. Fisher again this year.
WILTON
Mr. G. W. Ogden ha been ill.
Sunday in Nisvr York.
Mrs N. 3!. Belden. of Jamaica. L. I.
is stopping with Mm T. F Gilbert
Miss Lucy Marks and her brother
Amasa Marks, of New York, are home
for the Easter vacation.
The Reading Circle was postponed
this week. meeting next time at the
A Yale divinity student from New
Congregational Church lat Sunday.
Dr. Sherman. who hut a country
residence. in town, has roturned to New
York, leaving Mrs. Sherman and tho
children in Wilton.
The troutinx season is now open and
George Eakland had the pleasure of
catching a hall pounder on Thursday
near the mill dam.
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A too will be given in the Library
the afternoon of Thursday. April lot,
by membors of the Civic lasagna, the
proceeds to be devoted to the side-
ivrslh loud.
The sudnmttss are desirous of
meeting SItnrdIy, April 13th. in the
Town Hall. when it is hoped that Mrs.
out and deliver an address . ‘
Mrs. Eva WM has returned
from I visit to New York. Hormter.
Hrs. O. .8. Benton, or Piston-ll. is plan.
sing to sail for contaminants in May.
where her daughter is located.
This week baths Holy Wool:- those
tbsw‘s wish building and both morn:
and evening prayer on tilled Friday in
witt have roturlisd from a winter
spent in Massachusetts, Harbors, New
i-ly were away with Miu‘HIrl'lstt Oint-
stead. hu‘fotnif'ned to on household.
mm swam at the home or w
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Charles milsnd will spend Easter
ilnven. preached and oiliciated ill this.
A mechurchzslsossurvlos at 8 o in...
‘, master lilvsn.
an. o. .1. 0mm and the Minna De ,
A mutiny was held in. was,
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Warranted
EGGS-
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Strictly
Fresh Eggs
25
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and 8! WASHINGTON 81’. SOUTH NORWALK,
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New Classes Forming
Enroll Now.
South Norwalk
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Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice mil
Telephone 760 South Norwalk
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MERRILL COLLEGE;
Do Not Delay
Stamford Port Chests ”
FINAL MAP OF
(Formerly Board’s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
M. D. RANDALL
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The Hatch 8: Bailey Company
IOUTfl NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mlll Work for Everything
Tflophons,“ .
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as I substitute for lath and,
plaster and wail-paper. it is susceptible at an infinite variety
or artistic designator walls and ceilings, and permits of. I
wide scope for individual proterment and taste. We are scents "
and been a. large supply on hand. ‘
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Fred Zlnn spent Sunday in Stam-
Eugeno and “John Roche spent their
Easter vacation hr New York
Harry, nails and Mono Perdrenux
Binaries Rocha and James Withnll
played at Albany. 'N. ‘Y..~ spent a few
. Miss
uliam Withall. '
Miss Jessie Guthrie «posts to visit
the family of Addison T. Millnr ill
of this week.
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mm of the storm only I tow
ntsnvbsrs at the il‘riondly Man it Diss-
ol the Methodist Protestant church,
metal the blrsonaufion Tuesday evo-
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Sunday this year gathered “in
Methodist Protestant church last ‘
day morning. Mrs. Mary Hr. " .
mann, and Mrs. Terrell or a
River, sang an oii'el‘tory duet
Christopher Andrews rendered“
solo, "Jerusalem," alter the sermo'f
Mr. Richtor‘s topic was “The Cousin
of the King," and from the teat "T“
King coolest." he reminded thoco
gregatioll that the King who apnea
in Jerusalem on Palm Sunday vi
destined. in all probability before
long, to returnto the earth in tri ,
At the evening service. Mr. And ; '
sang ,"Tbo Palms," and Mr. Rio
preached on the topic “A King
Tears," from thusxt, “When no
held the city He went over it." ‘ v
this week in New York.
Sunday afternoon“ in Norwalk.
llam Arvvglthzllfwho is our
with his family here. this Week.
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Chrissie McLaughlin of the.
telephone exollange, spent Tues-
vonlna at the home of Mrs, Wil-t
Easter services of unusual
have been planned tor the Eli
Methodist Protestant Church loo
day. ‘At the morning service,
Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. ' .. Newmah
Mrs. Terrell are expected to
special selections. To churc
be decorated with flowers and .‘l’
Opal. Richter still much an
sermon“. in the evening at; ;
annual Blaster exercises or to
School. will he held. for ‘w is,
‘lnuslc ls unusually protiy‘sn '
«on: this your. The school'
altering tor the Board of .110
no... will be received at this
and u is hoped that u will ex"
amount the odorlnxs or
years. For the last two you
school, thoth one or this In
New York city“ home, the end
weeks-0. masts—tho first to-
ol any also over ”horn cum.
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Norwalk Chronicler