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GOODS
in Dainty Checks, Stripes.
(iron Born and Morcorized
Madras.
c , BERGEB
coo. 50c and 61 a yard
E. K. BANKS
Mohaokomo Hotel Block
South NOI‘WIlk
The monthly husincss meeting 01"
the Hottors' Sick Bonetlt Society will
be held Friday evening.
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Miss Annie Nolan, of St. Vincent's
lioopitni, Staten inland, spent Mon-
day afternoon at. her home in Spring
llill avenue.
The rogulnr drill and business moot.
ing of the Sixth Company, (toast Artii~
iory Corps, was held lust owning in
the state armory.
(.lphir Chuptcr, No 52. (lidcr of the
Eastern Slur. will hold its scnti month
1y business meeting this. evening in
tho Masonic ital-1, in SOuth Main
street.
At the conclusion of the business
meeting of Ophir Chapter, No. .32, Or-
tler oi’ the Eastern Star, which will be
held this evening, the members will
enjoy a Salmngundn party.
The Woman‘s Municipal loam“). of
South Norwnlk. will meet at the ham:
(if Mrs, C. E. Boutwcli, ,2 Cmscont
Terrace. Moriarty, April 29,‘ 3:30 p. m.
The Root RaomCommittco is roqncnt-
ed to meet with the executive board
at 3 p. to.
Frank J. Morgan. of 39 Town Hill
avenue, has succeeded Clarence Link
as assistant ticket agent at the White
street station. For five years he was
connected with the New York, New
Haven and Hartford treight olilcc
here.~—Dan«hury News.
-—A .Tomboy Cigar. a match and n
‘ chnirw-No hotter enjoyment nnywhcm.
Danbury. one o! the latest cities to
‘ adopt the school savings bank system
reports over'86.000 in the school bunk,
mostly saved by pennies. The plan is
" paying its way in dollars and cents ho
sides teaching the value of thrift and
the way to it.—Ansonin Sentinel.
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A delegation of themcmbers of Old
Well Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.. will
go‘to WestpOrt, tomorrow night, to
pay a {raternal visit to Temple Lodge,
and assist in the dedication of the line
new lodge rooms in the Fool! bleak.
The ceremony begins, with full Mas-
onic honors at 7:30 o'clock.
William A. Kellogg. of Norwalk,
left today for Manchester, where he
will spend several days. Mr. Kellogg
with his .sistor, Mrs. Annie A. Pryor.
of Union Park, will attend‘thoxrnno
divisionflons or TemperanCo conven-
tion as delegates from Concord Di-
'vision,' No. 2. of Norwalk. .
Miss Eva D. Frnnko, of the Grace
Hospital. in New Haven, a. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Cl. A. Franke, of Hit-
zel street. Norwalk. in spending a.
week bereft-ocuporatlng from a recent
illness. Mrs. F. ii. Bradley, another
daughter. of New Haven, in spending
6 few days with her parents.
It developed this morning that Do-
Wltt Bradley Moore, of Ooilinnville,
and Min! Ivy Hondernhot, of Weston..
were not married by Rev. Louis B.
Ho oil. of St. Paul's Church. but by
.3 the,“ padlbr of the Noru'nlk Metho-
dlot 'Ghuroh. Rev. Lincoln Holistor
Cauwoll. Thohouplo went first to the
variation of the Norutnlk Congrega-
tiouul‘clmrch. but found that the new
motor 3thoro.‘filov, Ernest 13". Moore:-
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Baseball Goods
A Now and Oompioto Lino
GLOV‘O ...............250 to “.00
BATS .............5cloOl.00
.y-un-n
Alan I Compton Lino oi
'r'aumh‘ noon
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WM. P. BEERS
South Norwolk and Norwalk
STATIONERY STORES
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwulk and vicinity: Light
April showers late this nitcrnoon or
tonight; Thurndny, fair; slowly rising
tcuiporttture. A slight tllsiurbuncc,
control this morning ovor Ontario. in
producing unsettled wvnthcr with
light, local showcrs in thc cnsicrn porvi
lion of tho Luke rcgiou. i'icuknnij
n‘cdihcr prcrnils in hourly uli otltorl
auctions oust of tlic llority Mounuuinaf
This vicinity will in: on the southern;
mind or“ this tliuturliunrc this afternoon;
nnd tonight. and it is probable that;
light, locnl nhoworn will come howl
Tllt‘ temperature in rising in the con-1
ll'lll nhd eastern Sotrtitllis.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'i‘t-tmiornttirc: Low, «11; high, iil._
Clear.
Attorney John Kronh. of South Nur-
walk. in npcndiug the day in British-
port on businosu.
The South Norwnlk llonrd oi Trndo
will hold its rcguinr business moor
ing on Friday evening.
Routlno nlnttcra of buoitlosu were
ttdusmtcd a; the meeting, oi the lint-
bets‘ 1 nion which was held last night.
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Miss Mary McAliintcr. of St. Mary's
Hospital, Waterbury, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. llnnndli Adams, of Harbor
avenue.
\its. ids. 8. Keep will entertain the
m. moors of the Hospital Whlnt Club
at her home. 23 Clay street. on Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mr, and Mrs. Luther M. Whitney.
of the armory in West avéuue, spent
yesterday as the guests of friendsin‘
Dnnhnry and Bethel.
At the meeting of Focus Tribe, No.
26, l. 0n R. M.. which was held loot
evening, the chief's degree woo work-
ed on three candidates and the new
parnphoinalia used.
Pride of Court Narruk (,‘lrclo. No.
80], hold a meeting last evening in
Foreators’ Hall, in Norwalk. at which
time a class or nine cundldateswero
initiated. other which refreshments
were served. Arrangements for ‘thc
Leap Your danca were also made.
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A complaint to Chief Thomas Lentil.
erland last Saturday that some pool
bolls belonging to “a table owned by
William L Binscer, stored in the for-
mvr Moore lunch and pool room in
Water street, had been stolen put the
chief on the search of the thieves.
"Epocial omocr Richard F. Moore as-
stated and together the odlcers tic-cub
ed clues which led them to the shitty
persons. who are boys. Twelve of
the sixteen bulls were stolen and will
be returned this evening through the
ellorto of the police. Entrance to the
pool room was made throth a brok-
on tour window
LYNN WILSON TO SPEAK.
Demooratio Chairman John F. No
Enameled
/ei in pure white.
man u luct urora
For the be
Furniture
some 01‘ the most artistic Furniture made in covered with anam-
it is becoming more in vogue every day and the
are building it on better linen.
droom this furniture is charming.
coolness and its cleanliness it is particularly popular
mer furniture.
We have an excellent nomrtmont for your inspection.
A. J. Collins Company
lint it in equally good all the your round.
Because of
its
33 a slim-
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Tho auctions of your broods. from tho moment they are out of .tho
811le depends on the food you uso
pnred are the kind you run depend on to multo lino. healthy {owls
We 1180 not only tint. boot and clonnont inu-
tciiuls but we proportion our inixturcvs mlentlilculiy. to provide for
tho youngcst (‘llil k do well as the toll grown fowl Only sweet. sound.
and future stur'dy harm.
cracked gratino
(thick Feed is
cttroi‘uiiy touted. and there is nothing usod that can not be fed nlolic
itounio (‘hick Food contains the choicoot im-
ported Millers. lino cracked chm-cool, thoroughly dried and oolcctod
grains, such as out meal. (ll‘llt'kcd whcai. cruckcd knlilr. pooh. lino old
crooked corn, which com‘hlncd, ntulto. u mod best adopted (it produce
stimuli: and rigorous chickens.
wilth pcri’cct oul’ciy.
First. in qunliiy. lust in price. always in who mindd of in: custom-
ors-llonulo Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
sun-r voun cmcxo ntoHr ‘
Something Good for Young Chicku.
uro permitted to go into our fccdu.
not no experiment. but is something i
MANUEL TORO
m
Bonnie (hick Foods. homo pre-
”Wm
lionnio Little
but has boon
HATCH.
American Agricultural Chemical C033 | Mope’s l Lister's
Ground Bone, Sheep Manure. Ashes
LAND PLAST
ER,A1R SLAKED LiME. BARNYAR
D MANURE.
MURIATE OF POTASH, NlTRATE OF SODA.TIMOTHY,CLOVER
AND RED TO
P ORA“ SEED.
-3235.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
O. B.
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
6| WALL
Jackson
uonwntx.
PHONE an.
STREET
Eyes Examined Froe
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The Leader' to its class
1913 Models now ready.
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OSCAR H BANKS
NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone est-a
"Mimi"?- .an
PHONE 1264-5.
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Gnu Be Purchased With
ROYAL GROCERY CO.
20 lbs Granulated Sugar $1
1 lb. of any High Grade Cello. and y; lb. of Our Fine Ten.
Our Famous Peel-loos Flour, per hog.......... .. 800
Strictlyll‘roshrlggs.pordoz. ........ ....... 25c
10 bornLaundry Soap. ............................. 25¢
Tryphou. Jelly Con or Crystal Golntlno. per pkg ...... 8o
A large mat-intent of F‘tosh \ egotahloa.
22 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Manon, of the Second Voting District.
has invited Dynn W. Wilson, oil
Bridgeport. to address the loom demo-"L
If you want t0 be a top-nutche‘r
among your (trends. wear one of our 'l-lnnd-ioiolred. Canto.
the Finest Woolono by the Beat Tailors.
JOHN KUBOVIC
NEW LOCATION
213 Wilmington Street. South Norwalk
Mode of
cmcy at the caucus in Arlon Roll on
Thursday nllht. , ‘ ‘
Mr. Wilson m mama tho lnyltw
tion, and no will no mount. do Mr.
Willonu topic will prohnhl be “the
out will
The Sentinel Want Columns Are in
Reaching in their Influenceéu ~~
They
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B-EALI MERRlLL.
Woodlng Ceremony to ho Rodormod
at Home of Bridge In Grunge.
Rev. Arthur Stanley Beale, son of
Rev. Chariots Battle, of Milwaukee, is
to be married tomorrow afternoon at
3 o’clock, to Min lilthel Merrill, dough-i
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mot-rill, of
{out orange, N. J.. at '83 Washington
street. the residence of the bride'u
parents. Rev. Mr. Beale nudhiu «on
are known in Norwaik and the elder
minister is a brothenin-law 01' Mrs.
W. F'i‘od Ambler, of Rown’yton, Mrs.
Harvey M. Kent and Howard Bell, 01’
Arch street, Norwnlk.
The wedding corcmony will be per-
formod by the father of the groom.
Tracey B. Ambler and Clayton Boil
are to be usher-n, Mr. Ambler coming
from his studies at Wesleyan .for the
purpose,
llov. Arthur 8. Beale in now preach-
ing in the Congregational church oi"
Stonchnm, Mono.
Those who will be in attendance at
tho wedding irom town are Mr. and
Mrs. W. Fred Ambler, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey M. Kent, M r. and Mrs. Howard
S. lit-ll, Chariots W. Bell, 'l'rttccy ll.
Ambit-r nnd Clayton W. Bell.
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GO To PENNSYLVANlA FOR
CANDY.
Tonight George A. Sheldon, clerk in
tho Norwnlk lion-l and Anson l“. chl-
or. stilenmnn oi the Alumni llccf Com-
pany it local bruntlt will louvre for Mt.
Shotdou‘n home l’tinxautnwncy, l’a.i
whore they will visit for about two;
wrecks, Both ymmg men are momhursi
of tho Nutmcg Club, of Norwuik. and”
hate been delegated in that orgnulzn- i
lion to have .‘llr Sheldon s nintcr prc
porn n his: butt of hnuicttindc tnm‘iy to
ion lifoilhlil batik Milt llll'lll. Mimi
Sheldon remembered the (lull bmn on1
n proviouu Oct union null all pro aux
loun to how int ohm its it (until muk a
«r lostllintl again. it is lilol‘u than
lilwiy that 1hr two tlvlogaics will in?
itiilo to coax hot for tho (illli'h uith
out difficulty. O
HOUSE
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Vacuum
Cleaner
[lost hand power Clonncrc for rent at
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$1.00 day. Electric (.‘lenncr, 3.2.00
dfil‘.
TheA.J.Angevine
& SonCo. '
134.135 WAoittNoToN or.
. KRYPTOK
WWJ'M BI-FOC/ll
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTTED
Open Monday and Saturday ovonlnau.
UNITED BANK BUlLDING. "
89th Norwolk.
Fenwick Optical Co.
Dining
Tables
Round. Golden Oak,
6 it. extension. .
Regular SilTablcs at
$8.50
F. iii MITCHELL
Furniture Store
GORNIR WALL ANN HIGH O3'l‘33O.,«
NORWA, K. GONN
'(‘nblo company oi Scymour;
' onto of organization.
(3 Makes Home Baiting Easy
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No other old to tho housewife w“
is so great, no other agent no
mainland certain in making
delicious, wholesome foods
The only Baking Powder
mode from
Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
No Alum A‘u leo Phosphates
,‘J‘ .m’y' :- ‘1”.(19 i1“? «II/Q.
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CONCERNING CORPORATIONS. ‘ltapnn sioclx. $100M};
ilocumcznts relating to toiporat 'ons nitrcnniilt- business
lime but u tiled on toiions in tho of‘
11W ('31 tho HWlélllry of stato-
'lhc Brawl llioolt p'npcr mills, in
tormpolutod oi lidnbuty, ccitiilcntc of
incorporation; ctipitul ntock. Slijtl'm’itlil
'l‘hc Kmitc lnnnintmi who and
Cellm'
to do gen
Up to-date Spo
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The Connery Brotlitrs‘ (omitting oi’
llodding; (l‘l riifitatc of incorporation; 3
capital stock, 330000 The purpose
is to cngngo in tho lumber busiuoss,
Haiti.
The Now Britain Golf
lincnto of organization.
The Surinnntc-Baiata company oi;
Derby; ccrtiilcait- oi incorporationgl
Club; cer-
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12 Cake. of Bot-ax Soup for 25° with a 25:: purchase of Ton, 9
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