“mm...” m. «.— M... ullllla ,‘-,aa,oa Pure ome- ma e Candy Al ‘ya Fruit none} '3 Famous" cHo‘ auras ulna-s a as ICE CREAM THE BE 0F BAKERY PRIbDUC'rs ‘ F. A. LANE M Waa notes Street. .out Not-walk i ........... learns of the spring treme and unlimited The small no circuses with e 10!. wt- .- __ Ruddy Studlngor, of Havllant‘l street, Is now Improving Irom his ill- ness. Catholic Unltn Council, No. 46,- Knights of Columbus, held a regular session last evening. —sL-—-—-—-_ Perhaps the sin is some better than the dust. l‘orwalk was so dusty yesterday thati hone who were outl had their eyes filled to say nothingl oi the other or vices on the human visage and the dirt on the clothes. ——.4i—. -------- Count France, Order of the Golden sceptre, will not a meeting this even- its in Mystic dhain Ball. All mom ‘ bars are requcsi ed to be present, 2153 there will be a large class initiation, and several visitors from out at town. .._..L......_-. re- . Ines Club youn man who left , costly (or must, Vermont, tor a so 10mm. of some duration, reached his destination wi out dimculty, tor his ”Easy friends a'hd the club have re- ’ ,ceived 1mm. tram him i —-Sheet Music 16.: per copy. All the. .; B'ual Abraham, iltlutlli' , n t . ; l x s a d o secure damages fcriminals or Mrs. Minnie, Gregory, New “uncanny halt ‘n‘. n 1...... use Nut- , PAGE & SHAW lama The Candy of Excellence 01.00 par pound I. H. IAXTIR. Auaat tor Town of Nomailt ‘ Anderson’s Launch Works Launches and Boats of all kinda promptly built. loata for solo. All kinda of rapairing givan apooiai attantion. Oyatar Olloli Point, Nor-walk WILL BURY POOR FREE OF CHARGE. MERlDlilN, 00nd, April 24.-—Helra of Morris blag, who was a real estate broker, were sued today (or $475, an action to recover compensation [or ex- pense In burying Mr. Max's in land owned by the Young Men's Silver City lodge, l. 0. B. A., and the Chebra both bodies being refusal of the heirs to have the 'body taken up and buried elsewhere. After the suit was brought the damily an- nounced that they had bought the Will- linglord Jewish cemetery which ad Joins that In which Mr. Mag was bur- led. Additionally, the‘ family on- nounee that any person of the Jewish Itaith who is too poor to buy a. burial lot will be buried in the now esznetsry w... BILL WOULO COMPEL RAtLROAD COMPETITION WITH EXPRESS .. - COMPANIES. , . WASHINGTON April 24.-ltepro~ scnlatlvo Martin of South Dakota has introduced a bill In the house which would deprive the express companies of their exclusive right to transport irieght on fast trains the bill would compel all railroad companies to (M'l‘y cars on passenger trains and accept tor transportation all parcels and packages The rates would be subject a u, :Hr. DoPlerne and family have mov- ed to Norwalk I'rom Grumman live- one. Mrs. Robert Gregory, oi Grumman avenue, visited over Sunday withl relatives In Derby. Miss Evelyn Ely, 0! New York, spent Sunday with her parents In Newtown avenue. Mrs. William Coggawall, Jr., at Iironxvllle, N. Y., Is visiting friends in Grumman avenue. Mrs. Katherine liynemen, ot New York, is a guest at Miss MacDonald. (.iheatnut Hill avenue. Mr. and lira James Campbell, 0! Brooklyn, are visiting It. Campbell‘s parents In Scott street. Mrs. Dayton Button. at Brooklyn, in a guest of her mother, Mrs. H. D. liedient. Grumman avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Willmott, 0! New York, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. llobcrtrcrozory, oi Grumman avenue. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Clark and Mrs. linttie liouton apent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David Tinhler, Newtown avenue. .——.—... A. ll. Grocery and family and Ed. Burke and lumber spout Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Burke. South Norwalk. Mrs. Duncan Watts and daughter. 0! Stamlord, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lichtenger, Chestnut Hill avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Hawks, ol Bridgeport, and Mrs. Pillow, of Norwalk, were town avenue, Sunday. .a... -.. ”Wm—g" Thomas Gregory, with teams and men, will grade the road and side- walk on Newtown Terrace, as soon as Chestnut Hill avenue is finished. Charles 8. Gregory, of Chestnut Hill avenue, and Thomas Gregory. of Now- toa’n avenue. and Mr. l’ardoe, oi Grumman avenue. are sick and under the doctors‘ care. 5"“ Edward Cook; has sold his place In Chestnut iiili hvenuo to New York people and he and family, after eleven years here, will move to Brooklyn. their former place oi residence. Mr Mills. of New York. who pur- chased the Donnelly place In Partrlclt street, is maltins extensive Improve- meats not only about the buildings, but by removing the rocks from the farm and other land improvements. ._ t... New Canaan's protege, 10‘“. Ander- aou. came near leaving, Sunday alter- noon. Louis. It seems baa several ' brothers and sisters living at Norwallt One of his brothers heard that louis was at New Canaan. and called upon Sunday to take him away. Mr. Barnes dkl not-think he ought to give the lad up without aching Mr. Bahro. lie cali~ ad Hr. Debra by “phone, and the war- den told him not. to lot the lad so un- til he come down. Louis had left Mr." Barna- booas bolero tho all-int a! his brother, with the intention of visiting a Ml‘. “whiny. lilo did I00. ranch his destination. as ltr. Borneo learned when he called at the place. Thou tollowed a series at toio'phono calls and a little running about, when 3dr. Bolts tried to not Into commutation with Mr. Barnes. The latter had meanwhile been looking around town for his charge, who he at length tound with his brother. Louis was not will- ing to go with his brother, who on the other hand, was not overuse: to take him. no he had come (or him because he thought he ought to take the boy from the town’s charge. houia in nor- foctly satisfied where he Ia. and has been attending school regularly. It be was taken away by his brother, It would mean his being placedin some State institution. All it is, he seems very well of! tor one of New Canaan's odiclals seems to have taken a strong lilting to him, and will probably ace that he Is well taken care ot. Louis is even younger than at first supposed and III very bright (or his ago. New Canaan people are very much interes- ted in the boy. and will be mo to hear that he will in all probability remain we... HIGH SCHOOL FRATERNITIES UN. DER IAN. WASHINGTON, April 23.~Hlxh school fraternities are under ban in 25 states according to a report Issued by the Federal Bureau oi Education. in 13 states lawshavs coon passed by tho legislatures hostile to the school societies. whiloachool boards In large cities In in other states have prohibi- ted thorn.i in the local schools: it is stated that the movement against high school fraternities originated and still finds its greatest strength In the west and middle west. SHAD! SHAD SHAD!!! GET THE BEST. WE HAVE THEM. ~ The member of Eureka Lodge to the review of the interstate com i u. , bandit." of R‘boirah ‘1“ angemble mission The bill would enjoin the E‘DELAW‘IE ROE SHAD. ..... . .......... ................ 12c LB. 'i' at the South “mum Congreg‘ltiunnl‘ .Iilrcad companies from discriminat- IUCK SHAD .................. .. ..... . ......... . ............... 10o LB. ‘ Church, not ia , than 7: 15 oclot:,k in; In favor of any express company SHORE HADDOCK ....... ...... , ................... .. a: La. ' next Sunday at ht, for the linl'11030 or it was referred to the interstate com «GREEN WEAKFIBH ...... . ...... . ..................... 12o LI. ~.Jtlotonlns lo I :boclai sermon by tho, "3'9"“? commission EXTRA LARGE FRESH CAUGHT SMELT. WHITE PERCH, f” pastor, Rev. Join Staplcton. A wagon lost of strawberry bals-8 hetswent through ‘Norwnlk yesterday on their way to “Wiltom being cont-dim ; , ad to a large 51 dener in that see! tion. The sight of so many baskets . Called forth the most pleasant' thoughts about the quamity that willi ‘ fill them later on. -... 4......” ._.. All the sons o“ veterans in town are asked to gothct in the Grand Army hall' in Wall attest, this evening, tol assist In the preparation for the lineal. Memorial Day tiat Norwalk has even known It is cnpcctod that the plans will be furthers‘ greatly at the meet- ing to be held ti Is evening -A toll line 1 Christian a Celobrab ‘ can be had at the cry store of Church & W. 33 Wash‘ngton street, city. ; Bernard 0. Honey, of Maple street, Nor-wands vs an nerspaper man. . the lies at. his home Injured from a ‘fili sustained at r a week ago, is flwixretunin‘ to health. Mr. Men- oyhas boon iii financial secIotary of catholic “Ulio' Council, No. 46. ,mliflllfl bus, for the past QWTW and in all that time at his savor 0d a meeting, wheth. . or it no loss r or special, until the . - last evading. One , stated to a reporter " at“ that Ir. May had sent: "attempt on his part II the nesting. a... FILES CURED m 6 TO 14 DAYS. , Your druggist will remnd money Il= Pazo Ointment falls to cure any case of itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud- ing Piles in ii to it days 50c. .wm‘..‘ UNEARTHED GOLD AND BANK- NOTES. ALIJENTOWN, Pa. April 2434m- structions left in a seated packet led the heirs of Miss Sallie BenniughOI’t, of this city. who died two weeks ago, to dig up the ground of her two i‘arIua near Lynn, at places minutely descril» ed, Where they have unearthed over $3. 000 In gold and banknotos which she had buried. The finding 0! the money solvedtho mystery of a strange light which neighbors had often goon in the meadows of Miss Bonniug‘holt's term at night. I Miss Benninghoil, who was 87 3‘8“! old, left about $50,000 in farms -and securities to honniscos and nephews. MORE TROUBLE FEARED. AMOY, China, April 24.-—The Uni- ted Stataa cruiser Rainbow, flagship of the China squadron. arrived here this morning. Reports train that city say there Is hope that thither hostilities there will be averted. . Negotiations are in progress between General Ho, inseam mander or the Catriona troops. and.‘ General bins. counter of - cal troops, with a view to the av“- flora of 8m and it. sanity. by M the we? NATIVE FLATFISH. cums FOR rnvmo. ‘CLAMG IN THE SHELL. Cutbill’s Bridge TELEPHONE 108. STEAK COD OR EENPORT OVsTERB. .LARGE LONG LONG AND ROUND Fish Market. FREE DELIVERY. , if You Do Have Time SAVINGB CLUB you can not «no ono also to at. tend to tho matter for you. 9 . There s No ., ' Adam I. «may , "hand“in ‘yow‘nolua and ' V A child can aaaiiyoo all your paymdnta altar you -m... .....s.. You Can Join Any Day This Week During Banking Hours oou'r talaa THE OPPORTUNITY to mom was...“ wvrli ' uouav roll my unhio'rflol‘“ “ ‘u... n...M~-«...~—... t... . Not, . i “Red- Tape” ia to not com. on. to pay the tint woak‘a duos. that Ia to be done to have you o‘mwllal aa a number. Any one can hand in are a monitor. , Save on Comhsion , Get our prices bolero 1 detrimental Lovsns” ‘ “The Place" Ralston 1 4 It you would have your ahoaa fit the bottom, as wall as the top at your lost, out for tho RALSTON.. Thay are made on foot moulded iaata.. lut- ton and loco. TWO STORES Norwalk South Norwaiit A Combination Coal and Gas Range la the lsteat and best thing. It takes up less room and is more economical. Belem you apodlfy a range tor ynurnsw house or hstore you buy one for an old house, coma and look at them. Horace R. Nas h Nl'uanaWeaSs SNorwak . mom»...MOMMMMMMN WW“ 4- .. Wm“... a..m-..ww THAMER octILIs'rs Min OPTICIANS Whanyou came to ua tor Biaaaaa . you are sure of a skillful, scienti- iiic examination and an honest opinion. We give you the services of a skilled Ocullstw—smduutc phy- sicianwto examine your eyes with. out charge. 87 Atlantic Square. Standard, Conn. Established in years Open Saturday Evenings a. ”From Quarry to Cemetery mushy paid to agents selling this wort. ‘ lino w lanai No mu “' a ay suing your order for Decoration Day Wart: 80. 84 Do. Main St" T... South Not-walk 904 m GERMANY WILL NOT PROTECT. BERLIN. April lib-Tho German government will make no will pr» int against tho chain; at tho Bards» mmwmmmmMmumn, NM” ”Nihilists NORWALK MONUMENTAL ' WORK. 1"" “Tomatoes Elf. CMessenger or Mat ble Brand—Regular Price '12 cents a can In WARRANTED secs FOR ..... ..... . ..... . ...... . ....... 26o " use can some cons, can ........................ . ........ 9o vsnv sear enema“ surrca, LB. ........ ........... as: ' exrns use: onsoon Pnuuas. Ls. ....... too 7 CAKES P. a o. LENOX soap ................. . .......... and. 3 Les. YALE on MILK ancxsss ........................ . 28c suerrono assesses WELSH macaw ................... too} A. F; Beckmann 81 co ' 83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK' Phone 440 Bookkeeping, Stenography, All; English Branches, taught at Merrill Business College South Norwaik Stamford Port Chester; _..... 0 FINAL MAP 0F~ ROCK Rld ge (Formerly Board's Rocks) READY APRIL 29th TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE Only One First Choice lufants’ Wearing Apparel lnlnnts‘ Kimono. In crepe and A REALITY lN MY carrot ' My system is a per! 7’ l‘Iist; Flannelette 25: to 75¢ t 5090““ give personal attain . . 0 every on . , “, lutants Short Jackets in Third Twenty years l-‘lannoiette. Knit and Em- broidered Flannel 25c to $1.50 lnianta' Hand ' Embroidered Finnel Jackets $1.00 to $2.25 Infants' Booties . 25: to $1.50 infants“ Lawn Carriage Robes. 50:: to $1.50 lntants‘ Pillow Slips 25c to $1.00 lniauts' Silk Hose, tan, black and white ............. 25c liiiants’ Silk and Wool Hose, slack and while. 35:. 3 pain $1.00 lnfants‘ Lisle Hose, black, in and white . ...... m 25c Inlanta‘ Cotton Hose, the; 2 far 25: Infants Shirts in silk and wool, wool and cotton. infants Bands in silk and wool, wool and action. Inlanls’ Flannel by the yard. has enabled me to meet the. ~~ merits at conditions which are .33“. or unusual Results prme my ability . branch of dcutistrv every dayM one need dread the extraction 16 South 19mm, Booth Norwill’ noun: tantalum. oars days by appointment out! There la No Time Like the Present . ARE VOU INSURED? We Write insurance ' In All Branches 60c up FIRE . use . AUTOMOBILE coins , i EMPLoviEns' LIABILITY e . .‘. . PLATE L J" I. Manette AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY, so GLAIIY.‘ ASK U8 FOR RATES. .l. M. LAY'I‘ON & (incorporated) C OAL It... the Hands HARRIS & CANS ‘ COMPANY
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