time is ripe
“I give a thought to
[bower pipe and other
flutters of. that stripe
That are in season.
There is no size
Hut branch or'bend
That we are not
Prepared to send.
fipon our stock
You may depend
fluid with good reason
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PillllESli SERVERS
Bliss Ellis l Pill llll Lilli illlll‘lllil
is. nonfiction. zomkatzmt on: Amie! in th. Hon” l. Ver lire, 1m Elicliii Object“ to M.
m’ u m ”M “ Cleverly Prodtteeii Comps. Mowaky Geitinl Goods Back
£2280. 52.276.“
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SOUTH NORWALK
“JUNK
There are junk dealers that are al-
wnye knocking their competitors as to
their honesty. 1 claim. all junk men
are Asimov—they tire all honest. But
they can't pay my prices. Take Id‘
vantage 0! my high pricea iornll kinds
of Junk.
RAOS. 1c PER LB.
Special high prioea tor Feather Bede.
G. YOURDISKY
Tel. 912. 25-21‘ Ely Ava.
Constable Henry C. seiner. Charles
'Tobey. Jr.. and Jacob Bee run 'nmvelt
The Nomination of the aim annual on the Washington street lamina. ros-
eenlor play. entitled, “A. rum in the terdny. when the constable notemptod
House," by the Senior Close at the wrepiovin some furniture sold tobirs.
Norwalit High School, at the High John Elielis by M. G-utkoweky. upon
DSiciliool ammbiy hull lest gum“, which it is alleged that she did not
proved to be the biggest success yer make her installments, according to
and was witnessed by , is crowded contract, When Constable Salter
house. The ecting'oitho young people “owed on the door he WM greeted
was without, mprowch in every regpeg‘. with ll broomstick aimed {01‘ his head
which reflected not a ititle credit whim luckily he dodged. The than
upon their ability and their training, forced their way into the building and
The play was presented in two parts, while Thofiflllatflble attempted to pool-
ono the ideal and the other the real. i'y Mrs. Ellt‘kfl. the two other men
The young people interpreted their tried to remove a stove. The timely
parts with an accuracy and {eating arrival of Mrs. Elicke' daughter, affll'
which would have reflected credit upon ed with a basin and the menacing
older and more enieriencod peopla, appearance or Mrs. Ellcka with e. iiiu‘f,
The two plays, ouch presenting "A houwcr. proved too much tor hie mun
Thief in the House." diti‘er in the m lint) finally heat a. hasty retreat :ii‘ier
lotion or the theft to the theme or um being locked in so that they cutil . not
play. in the first play. the theft in meow the stove
planned in the spirit of mischief. in Several days alto the Writ Woe iii-
exccuiod with success. and. though it sued and placed into Constable Sani-
plungos all the member; or a family not (‘2. lreinnd's hands for .sorvlce.
Thursidpy Special
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BRACKEN
into discomfort. it brings about, with- Clinoliiillo lrelaud also met with it
out the formality or a proposal, a warm reception and was locked in.
successful ending to what seemed the but he sunset-dud in purifying the W0-
hopoloss wooing oi the principal lover. man and mine l0 an arrangement
:Suuh n theft is iilonlwworthy or tml- which worked tor an amicable settle-
Pork Roast 3
Me lb
..~ fiflomer S. Beers 8. Co.
-1-1-Jfl
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The Latest 23.:
Thing in 3?;
LADIES’ 33
., DRESS 3:
Black Silk and 2}}
BlockSatiiiPumps .i
yummy & 2:
, BRACKEN ::: 33
8: Washington St. .1‘
Tel. 363-4 ,3
William 'Effrmi
rags and best prices for rubbers
unless he is sent for
" use that my name is on the wagon
outlet! Tel. «1
1 hen you want
the right junk dealer, of 35 Fort St.
West Norwalk who pays to a mu ud Bear City, \ilsconsiu.}omorrow. f0i
‘ e and feather beds. you have to
tor him‘. because he doesnt go
with belie. nor come to the
Be sure
it comes Ask the driver for a
union in kindred (9mg. lathe second moot of the cum, but Mr. Guiitowsky
play, the mm is an episode only, 11, rotused to consider any compromise.
checks the basic of n lover “’3‘? is con- when-m Constable lorlnnd refused to
sisivuily impotuoue. Then the reolin- out lil’il’lo case which lie «lid not
uric accompanimtmt. or exposure fol. illliik hi all thinto .‘irs. i-Sliciin. .
’iowwhnndmfis iiiil humiliation for According to the siniomeiiia mzuio
323m :hlel’. by lionstnbio irelnnd this morning; to
” ‘ “MM"; Much could up unit! mum individual n Sentinel roportor. economic use
walk Over Shoes 'uord of some or the \outhful atlai‘fl him Flicks bought some iurni'um
are mode at every leather and in lmd actresses but onchlntorpretod his from Mr. (3uikowsky on the ltlhiiill
enough \‘l’lrfiles '0 per} only m 92...” rind iior port. Yuiiiil'ossly iiit‘ilt ylnn. Elbe paid but installments
. One of the features of the evening ’«m‘ ii MW discowrod 'lin' inc 'u‘li'l in
one the work of the Norwelk iliuh thi- viii “one swirsl Brilili‘h uhi‘rii
‘MOOX orchestra under the tilromioh 5‘10 did our hm The bill an‘imuuin'
301' Prof. William (‘.1Porry. Tho work to sum, lpon disc'smeri in (hi? mi
,0! these young people WM excellence rli'ltm. Mrs. i-ilioks retitled it (Ni
311 self and 1b.» misslt’m umrh Pro liuuo nicotine hori ilnstn linen' iiidlrtl 'lw
3fcssor Peri-,1 iii iillliig in this wheel is “12‘ of "opioiiu “as issued 6. mm
301w uliltii ourryono in the mun bio lrelnnd, in his investigations.
should npport‘inle. inund that the contention of hire
3th: pin} uiil be presented this pro- Elirks that site had been overcharg-
nine and ii is exported lllllsl a turn» ed Won true and also found that on.
Correct for every no number will be in utteuilniico. ducting these: uniouiiis she owed (“lut-
The program wits us toilets-ii; ,itoweky lust $1110. The genial otilror
Mortimer 1‘. Sterling. on nutty-going of the lays round that it he took all the
business man Curios William's goods out of the houses. the family
Victor Brown. a1 young doctor friend including two sick "children. would be,
22 W. WASHINGTON 8T.. 80. NOR.
26 WOODWARD AVE. 80. NOR.
2 18 MAIN ST» NORWALK
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foot in a shoe.
cusion.
«2
Two States.
M. Josem 8. Sons
195 Washington Bridge, iiionton St. at the family. and especially at left destitute. while the husband is
' 3 Minerva ......... Herbert Baldwin working on a boat and will not return
........ " W”"2anry Stevenson, a "t‘iib" reporter. at. until Ssturdn) nisht
“[AIRS “N“ “I“[R‘ls 3- tentive no (tinrn ...... Alan Moses While the constable has it keen
, a .Pli‘il‘lieii. the butler ..... _. Mo (iottiieb sense (3! his duty he also has a big
2 ........ 11 iMlka Shannon. it very new police heart and defines it limit. According-
Veteran Fielding. mun ...... i ......... Hurry iinugh L". be rolled in see the justice or tnk1
John w. Fielding. sergeant. oi (‘om- lire. liydin shot-ling. doloeeiio and log sixty dollars“ worth of furniture
WM H, Sixteenth C. V. 1.. died on the «pilot ............ .. Augusta Cullen away from n family already in iiiird
straits owing to sickness. and
prevailed upon hire. Elk-kn to pay 5::
down Ind follow with the regular in
stallmenis. providing the urilcles list-
hiiiiei'vn Sterling. willlnx to oblige”
Helen Hitchcock
(“urn Sterling. her younger sister”
Mny Smith
Fitch Home on Sunday. He washer-
enty~two years of age. The funeral
«entices were held ”0111’ the Home
chapel in Norman this ulternoon rut "
it
O'clock and interment is to take hlnce Molly, the mold .................. ed in the bin which she did not re.
in Spring Grove Cemetery. Madeline Elinci‘arinnd colr‘e were crossed‘oue. To this she
W . Ii'oiie ilrauiley. reporter {or "The readily agreed. but not so Mr. Gut-2
V°‘°"" BMW" Screamer" ..... . ...... Lucy Finch knit-sky. who demanded that every-
issue 8mm”. private 0' “WW“ Airs. Wright. is club woman ......
A. Twenty-eighth C. V. 1., died Sun- Mary Belts
' day 1“ Fliche Home. “9 was 77 3’9"“ Miss Palmer, n philanthropic work-
thlux be taken away. Constable ire.
land was severely token to task by
Mr. lutkowsk) because. when lock
t age. The remains ulll be sent to ~03. ____ 3 ....... , Had)»; Jennings ed in. he did not take an axe and
my, 59mm. Von Dutch Spuyker, a bummer the door down and trike out
“ileum?!" personage ______ Her-bent Baldwin tho i’iiiliiiiii'tl. iusteud OI beating ii re-
trent through the window. Countable
irelau‘d refused to handle the cues.
Then (‘onatnble Salter was called
in and being ignorant of the facts of
the (insoj'u‘vent to the place with his
assistants, to remove some of the fur-
niture. As was said. he was met with
Members ot‘ the reception commit.-
tee.
Scenesw-Aot l‘.,'l.i\*ing room ot the
Sterling home. afternoon. berth-e the
reception; Act ii.. Shine-wills morning
niter.1 2d,, 1 ‘
Veteran Fellx.
Augustus Felix, private in .Com-
pony B. First Squadron. Connecticut
Volunteer Cavalry. died int the Fitch
Home for Soldiers on Monday. He was
seventy-two years of use. The re-
Hotcltofl,
COAL
li.lierahtield bison (lo.
use when er.
1‘1'
second Play.
Jack Morris, a young bachelor in
3 ' love: ..... '. . Norman \Vixlesworth
2Tom Parker. Jack's roommate
Charles W. Sterling
.ieiiy Shiirp‘ from New York. ..,
Fred Murphy
a suspicious champion.
.lnhn Cleverly
Anni (Yuri-lo. a colored servant
Blanche Bliss
Messenger iioy .Guy Blake
Scour-winning room in the bachelor
apartments of Jack Morris and Toni
l’ill‘kfil‘. A
mains were taken to Meriden this
, broomsticlis. heroine and news and at-
morning for interment.
tor a lively tusele.~beet n hasty re~‘
treat without ueising the node. Con-
stable Salter refused lto'nrrest the wo
man as won his right under law. \\ at
the next thrive in the case will be is
not known.
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ATTENDED ROYAL AROANUM DIN‘
NER.
.m»
Delegation from The Norweike at the
Hotel Taft. New Haven.
A delofintiou oi‘ members of Sher-
man sud Peiiesaus councils Royal An
cannm. oi South Norwollgand Nor-
wnik. respectively. attended the an-
nusl ,banouet oi the Gratin Council. it.
1
l Mre. William M. Brewer.
word was received in South Nor.
wnlk yesterday of the death on Enster
Sunday. Apriliiih. at Frenchtown. New
Jersey. of M15 William M. Brewer. o
former resident here Mr. Brewer was
tormerly connected with the Colonial
Foundry and Machinery Company here
and the lumili made many friends dur
lug their residence Mrs Brewer be-
sides her husband. leaves a dnusliter.
Mrs. W. s ‘Il‘olant, now living in Port-
land. Mnlne
The Jew
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This season it new shade.1lsiollnnd
blue. is much in evidence. This sort
1
Unless what you went in e very un-
ere‘y blue ia’pnrtieuiariy lovely in the
velours which moire snob rihb- lookinx‘
oueblolu. butternut itnd d bellies or
all aorta. in tit ,;einzle'-t on velours
three qualifier" desem eepecial meo-
tion: 'tih‘e hotter“ French eioure, at
7,311,! th6 iLiberty veieu‘rs (a’o'i't and nib,
by). at $1.85. end the Victoria. velvet.
iours at til. 25 The last named has
on extremelylustrou‘e sheen and looks
’ ,,,liite o tine velvet. All or theirs
~uaunl thing. you mil and a sentinel
Went Advertisement in this issue re»
“iii“ to it. '
A...» which use held at the Hotel rm.
in New Haven. at 7:,802o'eiocii, lest
evening. The Norwellt inen enjoyed
every minute at their visit in the Elm
City. the banquet beinl elaborate.
while the speeohina making which fol-
lowed was the her} to be [limit
The principel speaker or the ev’iu‘ilnh
will. abvernor or connection. who
Winch, “Wk‘n‘ “PW“
1, Bmk.‘ b 2
has, It ban Emory Stein
white on site. my; Pierson. doors
«on ill
1 i'esieriiey she gave the history oi the . 3
21 se a literary worker, the is it tine on- matters of routine business will be
was tilt muelloncy. Simeon iii. mld-
metres wide w some spoke inter-”tinny“ but briefly on the
* ,il; Mole
3 Norwalii’e Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and ii Gazette building. Norwelk, Connecticut
A Money-Saving Opportunity
A Sample Line of High- grade
Tailored Spring Suits and Coats
Remember that there iS only one garment of each style,
. so that individuality is assured
The Materials include Whipcords. Serges, Diagonals. and
Fancy Mixtures. and there are many novelties in
shades and trimmings. Do not miss this important sale.
For Sale
:5 City Mini. Book
too Sealahipt Oyster Com.
no Norwaik Lock Co. Pr.
WANTED
20 South. Norwallr Trust Co.
Maples 8i Goldschmidt I '
South Nerwalk
HI- n'ninlu!—la' ‘lfl/nwmlfi
W\.\-\.\‘ ‘x‘k‘ -\ .\‘ -M\‘\‘
Furniture
fOr Spring
Brass Beds. Iron Beds
Springs, Mattresses,
allat Special Prices.
We will furnish your home
on our 'Easy Payment
Plan. 2(][W,e are showing
the " nicest“ and, cleanest
Stock in The Noiwalks.
We are agents for Leonard
Cieauable Porcelain Ice
Boxes- We also carry
Plllll llilill [AWS
AND Alllilllllilllllllili 17
mm...
Mrs. Peri-ii oi the State Sui-
irepe League Delivers Address
m
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‘v.’.1'~;-, ', our, -1
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The Noru'nlii Emmi Franchise Lew
true gave a most interesting and SllC‘.
cousin! afternoon yestoidny to out is! . ,.
town trounce. its friends and mom,-
bors. There was u very iargc’end es. “
peolully intelligent ’nudience. Mrs.
Annie G. Porritt, recording secretary
or the State Suffrage Association
Spoke upon "The Pure Fond Laws and .
Their Adinlnistmiiou.” Mrs. Porritt
is u very successful lecrurer upon Civ-
ics, Current Events and shortage. com- ‘
mending largo prices for her work but
yesterday‘s adrdess was a labor of
love. She follows the course or muny ~
of the women so deeply in earnest
with regard to Suffrage and when it
is possible contributes her services
to the cause. As she is lecturing in
Greenwich and Stamford, she took
Norwniii on her way hpck to Herttord.
hire Porritt has a most illuminat-
lug mind Whuteier topic is present- _,
ed to her she seems immediately to
one in all its relations and noose ‘ ’
quontiy she presents whet she has to
any with such logic and clarity that
her iienrern group her meaning on
curry ewsy real facts and impressions.
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. or, Ufa/1'1 ‘; -1'-,"’,
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Pure Food Law the nation it was ne- -,
Connery to have such it low, the tight, '
for it, Dr. Wiley'n great services and
his reasons for being driven to resign. 1* 1
line roused theattemlon oi the houses ..
wives to the importance at examining , ,
every package and measuring every
purchase. it is only by the active co-
operation oi the housewife that the
honest manufacturer can be helped.
and as women at present has only in:
direct influence at her command that
it is absolutely necessary to use.
Mrs. Porrltt very cleverly showed on-
tireiy by indirection the necessity that 2 1 . 1 2 ' 2 '*
the housekeeper should have the vote Canaan by hire. Knox. and e insisti “93
and it seemed impossible that niiyonemegntion. Wilton by several members.
should go away unconvinced its to the end Westport by Mrs. T3310?
importance of the vote to the house Mrs. Herbert Knox presented the
keeper. it it identical demonstration matter at the New York Parade. Mei
were needed that the modern eiiiire- 4th. asking for volunteers in her:
gist is the womanly woman standing breesy etralahuiorward direct way. 3
tor the best interests or the home. the The ushers were Miss Julie Locks
child. the community. this cities; of Wood Miss Mnrgnret B. Wilson. Miss
our State Association certainly elves Mary Seymour and Miss Alyso Gres-
it. The mother or four children. the ory.
Me of a. busy writer nod speaker the The next meeting or the League will
heraail' e practical homemaker as well probably be e Members‘ Meeting ”when
the Glass-Lined Being
craters. ilCall and See
our stock.
. ‘ 2 i‘l'
Have' you seen our nervishirte
, (01' summer?
Well, it you haven't you re‘
missing semething you should
not
Whilst is ,the use of paying,
six or seven dollars tor custom
‘ mode stunts when these hi just
‘as Well. and you get prettiei r
patterns.
ano in end look these over.
‘ " sing to' $3.50.
“GROSS"
‘ * Glove. for Ladies and Men,
will 101.50 up.
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benefit of the modern women.
The presiding oninor was hire. ‘5. hi.
Unborn president or the Norwelk hea- Buckles of the irish crochet are
5‘“- it WM 6 [rent redemption to quite smart with the lingerie sown.
“iii Milne till; she m‘ ,mdd trout n say; the New York Press An espee
I ‘ 3‘ ' lally natty one s’een recently at
southern resort wins at block thread.
4 over is white satin found:
disposed of
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