1. .*-:.: ‘. .
I. Pure Home-3A A
made Candy 3.
Alwyn Freon
HUVan FAMO‘UB
cHocOLA'Tss
LANE'O' run: to: cum
THE BBBTAOF anksnv
Pnooucrs
F. A. LANE
51 Washington Mot.
tooth Nam-lit
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Contractor Frank Johnson is erect.
ing tor himself a handsome residence,
in Llncolu avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan, of Siam-
l'ord, have been guests of Mr. and lira.
William Ward, of Lowe 'streei.
-~Lnteat style Caps, alt O'ilrlen'a.
. —~..1..-..
. Eureka. lodge, Daughters of Rebekah
will initiate two candidates tonight,
and later there Will he refreshments.
PAGE 8. may!
no».
The Candy 0! Excellence
AAAAA “ am Mr mad 1-
r. u. uxrnn.
Aunt for Town or Norwalk
“W
Andmon’a hunch Works
Lunches and Boots
of all kind: promptly Milt. loan
glvfln Will Immu- .
Onw- than Point. Norwnlk
G. A. R. INCAMPMENT.
n-..“ ._
Will in Held in Bridgeport, Today and
Tomorrow.
Commander R. J. Cnthill and a large
delegation of Grand Army men from
The Norwnlks went to Bridgeport ton-tI "
day to attend tho two dnya‘ session
of tho stat-o encampment. thorn. Mr.
Cuthiil will preside and tho sessions
promise to ho very interesting.
At tho chino-0f tho. iirat oesalon of
tho encampment, today, through the
courtoay of the citizens of Bridgeport,
Attorneys John Keogh and Noho‘ tho members of tho encampment will
miah‘Cnndteo, oi South Norwaik, spent
the mOrnlng in Bridgeport on busi-
neon.
~—-Ve_ sure to read The Grant A. & P
Co. adv. on page 5.
Mfg. Merlot; A. Coleman, wife or
the Rev. Mr. Coleman, rector of Trio
ity Episcopal chumh, who was moat;
1y operated on at the Norwnlh Hos
nlmtil reported to be uniting 161038
finely Her many friends wian born
opeody and complete recovery.
acer- Wallace A. Summits. charged with
drunkenness and breach of the peace:
. MoGulro wan not. in a condition to be
tried thisA morning and the hearing w no
postponed until this afternoon at 3
oucloclt
~—-Buy your flats at O'Brien‘s.
William H. Church, of tho firm of
‘ Church a Miller found among the
lists of survivors of the iii-liltod 'l‘l-
tanlc, the names of Mrs. A. '1‘. Camp.‘
ton and daughter. Miss 153. it. Camptzon,.
or. New York. whom he feared were;
among the (load. The name of A. '1‘. §
Compton, Jr., however does not up
pear in the lists already printed and
-Mi’. Church fears for the worst. ’ A. T.
- Compton and Mr. Church were aohool-
"mates and have been great t‘rlenda
throughout their lives.
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, Constable Samuel C. lrelandAattaoh-
‘3 L ed property belonging to George E.
‘ and Mary A. Everett or Norwalk this
morning for $126 in a civil unit
brought agttlnat the above named by
Thomas 1. and William T. Raymond,
or the firm of Raymond Brothers. '0!
South Norwalk.’ The mitts brought
to recover the amount of a. hill owed
to the plaintiff‘s. The writ is return-
nhle to the Nor-walk Town Coart on
the filth Monday in April.
.would do if you didn’t bring home the
New England Number of LIFE, Just
out. Ten cents.
'TIIO National-Bank of Norwalk has
A mm a new plane of modern bank-
'iu'lmychinsry which is quite a. anv-
‘ in: to thothanh ‘otllclals. The appli-
. min W The National Currency
‘ Cutters but uido from the duty im-
W by the Ill-”36.1!“ machine alzna
. til; min“ or at mu, nutrient. and
H Prion. miller, while covering
m drain one another on they ore to
veil Mj the Drintorn. ‘
‘ company.
What do you aupposo your wife!
minim M A. that
Timon-A
. ho given an anknnohiio ride about. the;
city,
in the evening, Elias Iglowo. .113, Post.
3 will hold 9. camp itro in the Firat
-< M. E. Church in honor of tho depart-
ment encampment. Addresses will be
made by his honor, Mayor Clifford B.
Wilson; CommunAdonluPChit-Af. H. M.
Trimblo; D'epnrtment Commander.
Cuthill; Rev John Zeitor; Department
President W R. (3.. Mrs
Warren;
iSons of Veterans Alvin A. Fnlrhnnlta
l and others.
John McGuire was arrested in!
Washington street last, evening by 0!?
‘Howe, Jr.. Post, assisted by the W0
Chloe A.
Departmont Commander
At the close of the last. nonalon oi
the encampment on Saturday. Elias
man‘s Relief Corps, the Ladies of the,
G. A. IL. the Daughters of Veterans,
the Sons of Veterans the. Citizens
Corps. and the Spanish War Veterans ‘
liilld Auxiliary will give a collation to
the Department Encampment and all
visiting comrades. ~
v—ltchl itch!
Scratch! Scratch! The more you
scratch thd worse the itch. Try Dean's
remedy.
DI8PATGHER BAILEY ILL.
V Reginald i). Fltzmaurlro, thrillera
‘trni nmaster on the Show Lino divi-
sion of the New York New Haven and
Hartford railroad in back temporna‘
fly in New Haven, attending to the do.
' ties of Ohio: Diapntohor A. 'l‘. Bailey,
who is ill. Mr. Fitzlnaurloe was or
signed to spacial duty on the Harlem
A River branchoome time ago and E. E.
.itegan was made trulnmaator of the
Shore line. Just what arrangement.
will the mode when Chin! Diapntcllor
Bailey in well again is not known. but
it lg thought that Mnj‘ltzmaurloe will .1
remain in New Haven. Capt. Samuel,-
P. Baker. 0! the Signal Corps. chlol
dispatcher on tho Northamptondivi-
sign. has severed oonnectiona with the
He is unneeded by John
Haistead. The latter's place hm been
taken by J. 0. Kelly.
.M
SUGAR TAKES A RISE. A
NEW YORK. April 18.—All grade-
of refined «agar were Manned ilvo
cents a hundred: pounds today. .
lllll'l' Sll lilll‘llE Ml
Din-tin mu m
m ”up. All kind. ur mum A 3
i
itch! -— Scratch!
Yours Here
A We appreciath your pat amigo—year after car it has in-
1 A. created and prompts u to strive to greater och evement «ch
8388011.
a
it.
SUITS, TOPCOATS.
Every Possible
lFac1l1ty1n Buying ‘
Clothing 18 * 3
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E The Innuni mootlng of the State
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We sell only worthy clothing and we stand squarely
back of every transaction with a rib-rocked quarantce.
You surely want the best of service—we to here to give'
Your new hat is heremyou know the Wilson Vcrfclt.
' $4. 00.
We quote prices which can 't be equalled for equal quality
goods elsewhere to the city.
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- $10 to $30
"Shin! ‘ Shani!
Get. the BEST. We Have Them
Delaware Roe Shad .
Buck Shad .
ShOre Haddock W k
“ Live Lobsters for Saturday, 20 and 25c lb;
EXTRA Lance mean CAUGHT amen.
PEROH. can, nmv: FLATFISH. ‘
cums ron ravma. onsenponr ovsrano. LONGAND nouuo
cums "it THE SHELL.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
www— m-
infants’ Wearing
Apparel
lnfnnta‘ Kimono. in crepe and
h‘lnnnelotto ..
lnfnnts' Short Jackcta in
Finnuolette. Knit and mm.
hroidorod Flannel 25o to $1.50
lnfanta‘ ilnnd Emhmldnrod
Flannel Juchota $1.00 to 32.25 '
5253 to $1.150
lnlnntn’ llootien .
lniantn' Lawn Carriage Robes.
50c to 81.811
infallio' Pillow Bllpo 26° to $1. 00
lniantn‘ Biik How. tall, hlnck
and white ...... 25o
lniantn' Silk and Wool Hose,
nlnck and white, ‘
350. 3 pain 31.00
ininnts' Lialo Hm.
black.
tan and white
Infants Cotton Hon,
159; 2 hr 250
tomato ltihlrta in attic and
W00), '00! and cotton.
Intonta Bandit in silk and wool.
wool and cotton.
‘ lnfanta'A Flannel by the ylrd.
_ 600 MP
JeIrMaflétte
an» at...
W AM.“ it“ momma apparition. V
. . 25: to 75¢
,,..,_._..._........ -mwu—u—a— .....
...... 25c
I O ‘ Q
o a, up
BLUEFIBH. WHITE
STEAK 0013. LARGE LONG
FREE DELIVERY.
It Is Not ‘
a dimcult matter not vary expen-
rive either to hare n porcelain
crown in the piano of an old hroit
cnadown and dihcoi‘ored tooth . it
' often occurs with one of til. trout
tooth. and when n portion laughs
or aponlm the your tooth shown.
marring the beauty of tho others.
no matter how white and perfect
they may ho. i match the color
and ammo of tho other teeth so
closely that it in almost impollliblo
to detect. crown, and those who
have usod them are doilghtnd with
the manila
fibl'. J, H MALLERY Mnnuohusottn assembly. Mrs, Mary
16 South In at, Booth Normal!
noun: I I. in. to s a. II. our
day: by ”may“ only.
t m 111W
12c lb
10¢ 1b of Wntorhury
86 lb Tonington
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“four Mull mimics Attend
the State Rebuttal: Assembly
l. (l. 0. F Bunion
m
Raboimh crumbly. l. 0. 0. F., was
held in Bridgeport. Wednesday, be-
tween 800 and 400 dolesaton repre-
Iantlux 52 loam of that order in the
state being present. when the prod.
J dent, Mrs. C. A. liltkernan, of Shelton,
{ called tin body in order at 10 o'clock.
t The morning senator: was devoted
i largely to the report: of the unicorn,
t that or the pronidont. showing the a.
lemhly in u very parapet-our condition
with a. membership or over 7.00, and
(than hind in the treasury. The or-
phanage fund amounts to $4,687.58.
At. noon the members of the n-
‘ nemhly were served a dinner in the
banquet hall in the building. and the
afternoon canton opened at 2 o'clock.
”commendation.
Amati; tho rooommondstionn acted
favorably noon won one that the u»
humbly honor tho memory of pant ofv
iicern by letting apart a page in tho
room-d? for each. “in Memorinm."
Alan that in case of the death at any ‘
or the elective unicorn or put omni-
dontn as: many of the elective unicorn
u poaaiblo shall attend the funeral.
That tho proaident and vioo-proaiv
dent ahnll vialt all of tho lodge: with
n momhorallip of lean than 75 during
tho your The per capita tax of
night rents was imposed.
Election of Officarn.
The afternoon session was largely
taken up with the election and in-
alallution oi odious. Mrs. Katharine
anmorhlrt. at Bridgeport. being
elected president by a unanimous
vote. ' '
Other 0mm: :3th word:
Vino Wdonteura. Snub F. liar
rlaon. of Earl Hartford.
Warden-Adm Elluhoth Mnnnrllle.
Secretion-whirl. Mary E. Jones. of
Trauma-«Mina Glam [3. M. Dons-
ina. or Foreatvllln.
'l‘rnstoem—Mrn. Jennie. Spam. of
New Haven..- ltlrii. Dora 8. Hair, of
Gulltord. *
, Tho now pronidoni. Mrs, hammer»
hlrt, announced tho following an-
poiutmonia.
aldrahnl-hlm Augusta Roth. of
Bridgeport.
Cmdnctormhfra. Tessa Connor, of
Bl‘ldgenort.
Chaplain—darn. Anna Waters. of
South Norwullr. -
innido milrdlollw-MTS. Mary (Timmy.
or Millard
Outnldo guardiuanl‘lt Lotta Ger»
nidpf Cheshire.“
Lott support to .Plroaldontmhlrs. Jea-
nln Slouch, Ridgoileld.
heft support to \Vnrdon~~Mra. Coral
Show. Now Huron.
Right. support to Wardrllfi—M rs. .len»
nio Brown, 0! Waterbury.
Dminauluhedfiuut.
‘Tho omcern wow installed by Past
President Mina Clara B. M.
or Forostvlllo.
One of tho distinguished guests or
the Monmhly was tho president of the
H. Norton, of Haverhill. The session 3
of the assembly ended» with the in
atallntlon at the amber. and a supper
tullowod in tho banqnot room.
in the owning the delegate: and ot-
tlcenl or the aasgmbiy wore the guests
COA
yacht Alston. r3-
I”? night. one
y ‘ l‘u tumbled wan 15.
‘ h voyage at 600 mile. A
non river. 0n the return A
run from Hlma was made»
mm
GANS
COMPANY
of fidelity Rebekah lodge and tho do-
xroo was autopilot-d upon i2 candi-
dates (or the henolit of the vilitorn.
“To tool atronx. have a ”petite
1 and digestion. Mariam noun ly and enjoy
turn. one Burmmood Bitten. the
great aybtanl tunic and builder. '
.1 I’NM BRITH GROWTH.
Wan-
Plan to Tilt. in All tho states and
Go into Canada.
A BRlDGEPOR‘l‘, April lam-Joseph it.
*Ullmnn. or New Haven and Lower
binaries ll. Shapiro and Rev. Dr. Thor.
mol- of thin city. hurt pinned exten-
alvo warrior the inclement at the
‘3'an Brltb in many mm and con»
not. Mr. Ullman II I 'iormor pml:
‘ rholarmt order in the Hotel) loan
or New Huron with too mambo".
Dlntrict Deputy Shapiro and his u-
aoolntod onion who on «about»
odslxlodn‘ulltiliammnluno. Ho
is room with the condition“ of tho”
cum. clam at the order and our
permission to «loud hid «mm lit.
.A.Alts.nsbniru manually» Inland
‘ 1 3
warranted Eggs for
250
Note Bockmnnn’s Cut Prices for Saturdayy
Large Oregon Prunra. large and meaty, lb. ....... ..
Red Oak Brand Corn. per can .................
7‘ Cakes P. 8: G. Lenox Soap, ior ................... "2‘53
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, bottle ...~ ............ .....8oé
Vcry Boat Creamery Butter. lb. ....... . ........ ‘
Clark'a Eight Lunch Milk Crackers. lb. ...... .... ’
Clown Aster Brand Jams, jar ...... . ..........
39kgs. Kellogg's Rice Flakes for ................... 45¢
we can -TOMATOES-10c can}
Hero is a snap in Canned Tomatoes. Regular price 13c
can. This price for Saturday only.
«an.» -~ H-..
Extra Stamps with Teas and Colleen.
All the Leading Brands Beers and Ales.
We sell Liquors at Wholesale Prices.
South Norwnlk
A. F. Beckmann' 81 C"
‘ 83 a 85 WASHINGTON s'r..
Phone 440
ENROLL NOW
and Continue Your
Studies at
Stamford
FKNAL MAP OF
Rock Rid
(Formerly Board’s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Doug!” Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choicc
Teléphone 760 South Norwallt
M. D. RANDALL
WHICH STARTS
APRlL TWENTY sncoN
Pay 5c the first week, lilo the sec
week, 15c the third Week; and so on!
33 weeks and we will mail you a » ‘ 1:;
two weeks before Chnstmas for 828+
with interest at 2‘73.
TO DO ‘Q.
PAYMINTI MUO’l‘ II MOI IVIRY WIIK 0R MAY CI MAD
IN AWANCI.
Cummkotumww town. he... tor Christin“
SOUTH NORWALK
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