Pure Home- 3
made Candy
. Always Fro-h
HUYLER’O FAMQUS
CHOCOLATES
LANE'D PURE IcE CREAM
THE sear or BAKERY
paooucvs
F. A. LANE
Ii Washington Street.
loath Namath
Welcome Stranger Lodge, No. 364,
Sons of St. George, will hold a regu-
lar business meeting this evening.
Mrs. John H. Ferris, of West ave-
nue, has been entertaining her son.
Jesse M. Ferris ol' l’assalc N. J.
Timothy O‘Snlllvan has purchased
the grocery store at No 3 Day street.
recently conducted by Mrs. Nichols.
-—Sheet Music, 10c per copy. All the
. latest hits. Stolncrt's, 16 So. Main St.
Mrs. Frederick Silliman, of New
'York. who has been visiting Mrs.
Frank Bailwltz. of Maple Grove farm.
has returned home.
Routine business was transacted at
the business tasting of Lady Washing.
ton Lodge. No. 21. Shepherds of Beth-
iehem, last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Barry, 0!.
5-,;- mo street. will hate their h sobold'
' enacts moved from that loco ion to
Warren street, tomorrow. ’
PAGE & SHAW
Iolton
The Candy of Excellence
01.00 per pound
F. H. BAXTER.
Agent for Town of Norwalk
w._..m
Attorny Loo Davis, of Norwalk. hasI
been appointed administrator of the’
estate of his deceased partner. Attor-
ney J. Holden Hurlbutt.
H...—
—-562 memberships were taken yes-
Oompany‘s Christmas Savings Club.
Are you a member? You can join
any day this week. See our adv
Misses Clara- and Rose Nattel‘ord. or
Wit-ton avenue. spent Sunday in New
Canaan, with Mr. and Mrs. .Iiinics5
Cook, formerly of Norwalk.
- , The third anniversary celebration of
--Court Cecile, No.’105, Daughters of
Castile, will be held at the Catholic
. _. Clubhouse In West. avenue on TllIII‘S‘
‘ _.day evening.
‘ Dr. Gilbert M. Brundoge, of Nor-5
5 walk. left this morning for Lawrence‘ 3
Dr. Brundage drove ovor behind one
at his fine horses and expects to re-f
turn this evening. . .
rude dance, Tuesday night, April :Iiird.I
Mystic Chain Hall.'Adinisslon 25c.
Word has been recoived In East
, was born to Rev. and Mrs. Charles Id.
-Benodict, of Derby, Sunday. Mother
ud daughter are reported to «be got-
. .119; clan: dusty. ‘
”Frank Barry, of Norwalk, who do
' ',. livers Sunday papers with a horse and
‘5 onrrlago had a runaway on his hands
“"In Spring mu avenue Sunday morn-
‘ an The but» did not run far. how-
did. and the accompanying damage
woo chain.
“flit “child day of the clean- -up
look mountain! min this year by
Kayo! ammo J. Finnegan is prov-
“In; Alma” an energetic as was yes
Wyn. Walled start made yester-
M considerably however. and
the am to beginning to shine.
The sm- humour is workins with
,method means that smaller parishes
lord i Th So th N all: Tr st‘5 the convention,l have this your secur-
ay- n e u orw n
, Even so. the expressed and evident.
“ Btock Farm at South Salem, N. Y.l
“Don’t forget N. E. o. P. Masque?
Norwalk to the enact that a dsug'hteri my salary .. ,
branches and Boots
of all kinds promptly built. Idato
for solo. All kinds of rank-Ina
given moist attontion.
Oyster shall Point. Nov-walk
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IRE It All Illiil .
SIIIIiIIiAII Blilltll’
Recommendation to he Ratio lo
the Episcopal Diocesan Gon-
The smart, up- --to date dressed man
will wear this Spring. 3 DERBY
somewhat lower of crown' and wider
and flatter oi brim than last season—.—
youthful and natty they are—~Stylcs of
Derbys and Soft Hats to choose from
$1.50 to $4
The new line of-Soit Hats does not show the mark-
ed departure from last season’s styles that the Derby
does. We do show. however. all the approved stylcl._
materials and colors—Hats well known for splendid
qualities. l
The new Shirts, Neckvvear.
Underwear, ‘Hosicry i
l
are abundantly shown here-every article rightly priced.
SHAD! SHAD. " SHAD!!!
GET THE BEST. WE HAVE THEM.
ventlon in June DELAWARE no: amp .................. 12o LB.
BUCK SHAD ............... . ...... ................ .......iooLs.
The annual conV’GIIUOll OT ”36 [’I‘O- SHORE HADDOCK n, ..................... .. - .. ........ ... ..... k I...
rem... Emacow “We” 0. Comm GREEN WEAKFIDH ........................... 12° Lo.
ticut will be hold at Christ Church. EXTRA LARGE FRESH CAUGHT SMELT. WHITE PEROH.
Hartford, beginning Tuesday, June 11, NATIVE FLATFISH, STEAK COD .LAROE LONG
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. In this
connection, Bishop Chauncey H. Brew.
ster has made this announcement:
"My reluctance to place an added
burden upon the diocese» by asking for
the assistance or a bishop sufi'ragon.
has been, I trust, hitherto manifested.
Where practicable, the apartment
has recently been tried at grouping
parishes tor visitation. The result
has not. I think. been 'gonomlly satis-
factory to those concerned. The
and missions must sometimes miss
whatever benefit there may be in the
Episcopal visitation. In accordance
with the thoughtful provision made by
ed the kind nndemclani assistance of}
the Bishop of Porto Rico and and:
the inssonCoadiutor of Missouri. To';
these bishops have been assigned
about forty vlsltntions. I myselt halo
appointments until July. thrcc each
Sunday, and many on week-days, and
am as continually occupied as before.
need for visitationa is not melfiandl
many of you are only too well aware
that some matters cannot receive the
time and attention which ought to be
given. Moreover, upon the Bishop 0!
.Gonneotlcut must inevitably tall his
share of duties in the church at large.
outside the diocese.
‘iln short. during the httecn rears
which I hope to complete In the an-
tumn. the demands of oilicial duty
have so increased as to make it now
imperative, for the work's sake. that
I ask for the assistance of a sulfrsgan.
My intention to do so at the approach.
ing convention i hereby announce, and
also my intention to reliqulah toward
this purpose 09 thousand dollars of
nltchinx. bleeding. protruding or
blind piles yield to Dean I Ointment.
Chronic cases soon relieved, Dually
cured Druuista all unit it.
ARPOINTO ASSISTANT SECRE- .
TARY.
Elbert W. Fitch, secretary or the
South Norwatk Protective league, has
appointed Attorney Percy E. Edwards
his assistant. omce Havlland build-
lnc. Washington street. Mr. Fitch's
numerous duties has mods thinhotion
on his part necessary. ‘- --
norm. Annivaug
Mahaohomo How. A
CLAMS FOR FRYINO.
CLAMB IN THE SHELL.
Gutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
GREENPORT OYSTERS. LONG AND ROUND
'
TELEPHONE ins. sass psLivsnv.
If You Do V Not
Have Time
SAVINGS CLUB you can got some one ciao to at-
tend to the matter for you.
There’s No “Red Tape”
All that Is ndcounry to to not oomo one to
hand In your name and pay tho first would. duos.
A child can easily do all that Is to be than to have
Any one on}! hand In
you enrolled as a member.
your payment: after you are a member?
You Can Join Any Day This Watk-
During Banking Hours
--DON‘T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO PROVIDE YOURSELF WITH "
MONEY FOR NEXT CHRISTMAS.
The SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO 5.
South Norwalk ‘ ‘
‘ will not allow the payment of such a
~tho 'l‘iroulc's loos. but-it will by no
5 trolled
- but the control Is in the hands or live
‘ Gui-prion «Party at Her Home in Bol-
j55,frashmnts were sorted and at a late
,muthomothioroumraod
null ltllih
him illlllli ,
Militia ll ill
Iloprosoniativo Dollly Asks Death
Bomtits tor Them, Following
Disaster to Titanic
WASHINGTON, D. 0.. April 23.1——
Roprossntatlvo Reilly. of Connecticut.
took up a new phase or proposed leg-
islation which bu followed the wreck
of the Titanic last Week. by prOposlna
an amendment to the post oilioo appro-
prlation bill. now pending .In the
House, to provide death benefits for
postal clerks of ocean liners who
love their lives In the service.
Clerks Lou Liv".
Upon the Titanic when she plunged
underneath the icy waters of the At-
lantic in the dsrliness were three poo-
tal clerss. and there is no news to
indicate that they ..d not loos their
lives.
in the post odico appropriation bill
is a provision that allows the pay»
meat 0! $2,000 to the legal represen-
tative of n rallway‘mall clerk killed
w...” on duty or injured so that he
dies within a year. The wording oi
the provision. In Mr. Reilly's opinion.
benefit to ocean steamer mail clerks
and his amendment proposes to in-
clude them. it It is adopted, it will
probably be the first legislation to be
agreed to by Congress as a result of
name ho the last.
Bail Players at Capitol.
"Home Run" Baker, of the Phila-
delphia American Leanne baseball
team. and other players oi the some
famous aggregation. including Catch-
or Thomas. of Ooltinsvlue. and Short-
ston Barry. of Meridian. called on Ilen-
rmntntlve Reilly at the Capitol last
wank. He showed them the legislative
machine and its adjuncts. Mr. Reilly ls
some chucks of a baseball plnycr him-
self. his most recent claim to notoriety
in that direction being run playing on
the Democratic House team last sum-
Ilwl‘
Representative Hills trip to Bridge-
port Thursday was suddenly deter
mined upon. He simply left Wash-
ington a day earlior'thau ho expect-
ed, for he was due in New York Sat~
urday night. to make a speech on the
tariff. ,
luckland on Stand.
E. G. Bushland. vice president of
the New York. New lluwn and Hart-
ford rallrozid. was a witness Friday
before. the Sonata committee on later-
occnnic canals of which Senator Bran-
dcgec is chairman. A few days. a
witness urged in provision In a bill
repulnilug transportation through the
Panama canal bill that atomiishlps
owned by competing railroads should
not be allowed to use the canal and
cited tho control of the Merchants‘
and .‘illnois' Transportation company
by the New Haven road as an illus-
trntlon 10 stifled competition result:
tag from ‘ ownership oi! steamship
Hans by railroads.
New Stock In Divide-i.
Mr. llncklnnd denied. before the
rornmiwee. that the New Haven con-
thc lilarclnlntnl and Miners”
line. The New Haven company does
own 3 per cent. of the stock. he said.
madman—«two appointed by the New
who own the other It per cent. and.
one selected .by the other tour.
' In answer to an Indulry. he said he
did not care whether or not tolls.
were charged on American vessols
passing through the canal or how
must: the toll- were.
mas oAtha carcinoma.
“nu—-
‘ don Avenue was Enjoyable.
5 A most cultivable surprise party
wantondovodrliliaohitiranorDominic"oi.1 595 5
’5 harbours on Holden-avenue, on ll‘riday
Armin} Games and music were on-
,loyd by all. ‘X’Ator Inthe evening re
hour the party dispersed voting Miss
Daniels an “salmon. Those pro-
5sent. were the Misses Kasai and Glo-
on can... Edith Miller, Esther Mood.
Martha Buckley. Jeanett- Bran. Mair
rose and Franco- nailwit; and Eldrena
Daniels. Noun. Chlrlos and Edit!
Prouuor, 0th Hail. Ola-flu Hip-
sins. Harold 'tlmy.‘ Joseph “altar.
,liiarlo Wood. Stanley Camp and Wal-
tor Boson. ‘
nu cm. rectum. lorrill at.
Now-burned. Nun. main her we
‘ancn loud. two by the stockholders '
32.: Tomatoes £32.“.
Messenger or Marble Brand—Regular 5
Price 12 cents a can ‘
1owaauAN-rsosooaron.................................:zso'
RED OAK SUGAR CORN. CAN .................................
VERY IEGT CREAMERY BUTTER. LB. ...... . ........... 350 ‘
EXTRA LARGE OREGON PRUNES. LB. ........... ; ...... 5
7 cuss P. a o. LENOX so» .............................. alc’.
3 Las. YALE on MILK cascxcss
BHEFFORD PREPARED WELBN RAREBKIT .............. l
A. F. Beckmann 8t (10.9
D3 &5585 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK
5 Phone 440 5
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ENROLL NOW
and Continue Your
Studies at.
Merrill Summer School,
South Norwnlk Stamford Port Chester,
FINAL MAP OF
Rock Ridge
(Formerly Beard’s Rocks)
READY APRIL ogth
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Many will write {or these maps but the one who gets first choice will
Telephone 760 South Norwalk
Why Is ,
Painless Extraction
A REALITY on MY orFlotr
i'iist; My system is a perfeotdh'gg“
Snood: I give personal a
to mow detail.
. Third: Twenty years‘ 035965,,
has enabled me to meet the radii
monts at conditions which are .
or unusual. _
Results prove my ability in"
branch of dentistry every day.
one need dread the extraction:
tooth ntier trying my method
Dr. J. a. MALLE"
16 South Main st. south Norris:
Hours: ’nmwodnun. snu-
Infants’ Wearing
Apparel
lnlants' Kimono, in crepe and
Flannelette ...... 25:: to 75¢
infants’ Short, Jackets in
Flannelottc. Knit and Em-
‘broidered Flannel 25c to 81-50
lnfants' Hand Embroidered
Flannel Jackets 81.00 to $2.25
lnl'n‘nts‘ Booties . 25c to $1.50
lutants' Lawn Carriage Robes.
We to $1 60
Infant-5' Pillow Slips 250 to 81.00
Inl‘snts' Silk Hose. tau. black
and white 25o
Intants‘ Silk and Wool Hose.
' alaclt and white.
35c, 3 pairs $1.00
lntants' Lisle Horse, black. ,
tan and white ......... 25o day! by appointment onfy.
lutants‘ Cotton Hose, .
15:; 2 for 25¢
infants Shirts in silk and There Is No 11m, Like
wool, wool and cotton.
Infants Bonds in silk and wool.
wool and octton.
infants' Flannel by the yard.
50c on
J. i. Mallette
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