your no slainst any and . s, by re. thoit. lightning. ion and transportation. while it by, or in the custody or soy - , express. trsnstor. trs‘nopon- 1 . or at any Steamship Co. etc. ‘ AYLOR It’ GOLDEN “fl lilsursnco or All Kinds ‘ Satan—Townmountrysnd chars ,. Tolophono 1280 . in Over the loath Norwslk Co. 0101 washinaton at... .9 Norwalk. Goon. » Jessi? "annealing“ n r’l‘he magnolia trees about the town ’ to in bloom and look most attractive amen 0‘ Donnell, oi Cannon Stution, hunt Saturday ill Norwulk on busi- Mrs. Emma Patrick, oi’ Cannon Stu- pn spent Satllldlly afternoon ill Nor- "Mrs. William ii. Palmer, of Berk- ley street, spent Silliil‘dll)' afternoon ,. in Bridgeport. ‘Eric l-larstrom, 01’ Prospect avenue, “a student at Yale, spent Sunday at his parental home. Miss Katherine Henry, of the High gsiihool inelilty, spent Sunday at her drama in New Canaan. ‘ Miss [Katherine Dnliiolson. oi the ‘lgh acllool touching i'oroe. spent Silli- nday at her home ill iluniolsou. ‘Weiconle Stranger Lodge. No. 864. iaons of St. George will hold a reg- ular meeting tomorrow evening. 1'. and Mrs. Lewis Beynler are . Hogan-t the home of Mr. and Mrs, "large 8. Gregory, in Union Park. 3 ins Nona r. Raleigh, oi‘Norwalk ‘ polar trained llurso,ls spending al days with relatives in Bridge- otropolltall Orchestla, oi Nor- will hold a regular rehearsal this at the home at one of the May Forcior, one of the popu-. tubers oi the High school teach- sonnel, spent Sunday at her iln Mend-en. "a“... .ltnGirl's Athletic Asaooiatlon, of 'Norwaik High school, will hold ohtortainment ill the assembly hall Wednesday evening. a...“ Playwright Porter Emerson Browu, 1 Not walk spent Friday last in. ,Bridgeport on business, having made ’At'he trip in his automobile. The Sixth Company, coast Artillery Corps, C. N. 6., will hold ii regular 'drill and business meeting tomorrow 'ovenlng. .. M'— , liiarn A. Corgill, of 287 Arctic hoot Bridgeport, underwent an ope- ttgntion at the Bridgeport Hospital on aturday morning and is understood ' be doing nicely at that institution o‘day. The operation was performed My Dr. H. T. Biodget, oi‘ Bridgeport. r. Cnrgiii is a brother of Lester J. srgiil. formerly Norwalk reporter lid now avmemher ot‘the reliortoriai ‘ ‘ fi'ot the Bridgeport Post. ' Wu—in-c—o You would not think or wringing _ your washing. by hand. no whi‘ old you waste your strength or lur‘sorub wotnnn‘s strength wring— olit a heavy. dirty mop. A. J Cot i -I Co. are uttering you a two weeks' trial of one oi their Vunco mop arm, which enables you to use ling water and any of tho injurious tutti. “bounds stilt ‘Wbrld; wide wa.---..................~......_. . . - Connecticut Company lines. York city. doy allot-noon. , Charles Buck Jr. Adam‘- in wins or. nonwsut ’ l . - '| Our Brothers‘ Lodge, No, it), i. 0. 0. F., will meet this evening. Concord DiviaiOn, No. 2, Sons 0! Temperance will meet this evening. Miss Frances Domini-no, oi Norwaik. was a visitor in New Haven. yesterday. mi! you want to “flirt" with a real good clgar~iry tile Tomboy. . ....._ p... ... ., _ The board 0! school visitors will hold an adjourned session on Friday evening. ., Hump...“ anrull'Schsnb. the West Washington street liveryillnn, has purchased an all iulnoiille. Charles L. Vt‘l‘llll. Of Tarrytown, Elmcrent Terrace. Misses Elizabeth and Mamie Murphy. or Connecticut avenue, spent Friday lost in Bridgeport. .‘uo—s— ' Miss Caroline T. Cotton, North Center school. was a visitor in Bridgeport. ' oi the recent Miss Elizabeth Taylor and Mills Frances aWrd of ”my”, spent Fri- day last in Blidgeport. M M. J. Lydon, oi Hoyt most. has ta- ken a position as cdb‘ducioi; on the Silvio Paganettl, oi“ Stamford tha visitor in Souht Norwalit y,estordlly trisnewlng oidnoonalntnneos. ~ . _. Miss Ruse Lndrigan. bookkeeper at the Boston Store, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Frank Crow, of. New - An impomnt business meeting oi Baptist Young People‘s Union will be held tomorrow evening at the South Norwnlk Baptist church. 43inch Dennis was arrested yesterday day morning by Oiilcer Frank H. Strut-- ton. docks. His cuolwas continued until tomorrow. . —.—.. ~11uckWhentooal tor headers. Rat'- mond Bros. Town Olerltrlierbort it. Solith re- ports that but about seventydlve dogs were registered in South fNorwslk. Saturday nix-lit. t'l‘hoy are coming in quite swiftly today, how‘ever. Rev. J. J. Keane, assistant rector on St. Mail a Church, has returned to his dhyiies'attor a two weeks much needed vacation. Nile returned on Estonia)“ and tool: up his work immediately. Mrs. Edith Bottled, of Seattle, ‘Wnsii.. Mrs. E. M. Hais‘oh and‘Miss Louise Poster, of Reed street, enjoyed an automobile to Daubury yesterday where they were the guests of Mrs. T. H. Foster ' Ewing ’l‘olloli. victmv H. bann, Rob- art it. Stevenson, Percy Sharron. Wil- ilani J". Rider, Jr., and John A. Cohiii. oi the Nutmeg «Club. enjoyed an air tombbiie ride to New Haven yellin- 37‘ Tolsphonooif Dillon. .01; MM! 1‘ spoilt Sunday at hill pllrouinl home in. ' Evaporated Peaches, lb. Red Alaska Salmon, Grandmother 3 Cats pks. 250 White Wax Beans,, 3 calls 250 Dennis was drunk at the oyster ’ one, and as a result the Hungarian ‘8!“le is a tanner resident of Norwsllt. months Soothing Hquing Hyomla-n rim commotion indium intention Extraordinary SALE OF El Primero Brand (Mammoth White) cm, Del Monte Brand, (Green Tips) Con. A 8: P Brand; (Individual) . 3 calls 250 Best Butter 3 pound 2330 Q 190 35c Fancy Potatoes, pk. Best Flour, large bait, Warranted Fresh Pure Lard lb. Pacnhc Tullet Pyper, 7 rolls 250 Josey Pears, No. 3,7 2 cans 250 Jersey Pears, No. 2,. .3 cans 25c; Call 15o We Give ‘Sdr li’ StampsmAsk fur Them 'i‘oi. No. 009 Deliveries-4:30 a. . f ‘ ‘ y f a In. " . otémLuo in soninowooo It is reported that a wave 01’ civic pride has reached antimood. apoc- . . lolly among the residents ditty ovo- r residents are pnttinl forth their om efforts to clean up that highway, which is littered with htonos. tin cans and other rubbish. it would appear that this should be taken as a hint to the l , city street dopartment to not busy. , r. The incident recalls the tin can our node of two years ago undor Connois- . sinner Daniel Dunlaps administration ‘ when the street was given a thoroulth cleaning at the behest of the residents. WW Mr and Mrs. Howey Smith I have moved their household enacts from ' Providence. R. 1., to Norwsllt. Mr. . IWIY I058 llITIlillll EB. sou Chili-oh til ‘I‘ The A & P Tea Co. 124 Washington Street. :. So Norwalk “on: "It ’Doliwry. “owning, ’~ which threatened to consume the en. tire structnm. The wood work at the "Norwaik Fire 10c . boron ‘in her room. tie emotional/lit. l M 3*” "Irina mu m»... . illillllllill illIllli Iii "Ill lillllll 850 Solioclt Estate , Children. with an insane desire to I one llamas and to ploy with lira, noon. and the blue in the old Woyorhsusar hoarding, house in River street inst 'shortly before ‘9 o'clock Department. under (inlet doom 3. Montgomery, sndlced in OxUn‘lfllh the domes before they Ind goon (an and the domino was our Vflmttod by the chic! at about 850 Then in a ilmiiy named Romano * living in one port at the house and . thorn are a number of children. it is . reported that all day yesterday the children had had boo duo in the back . yard. Evidently so tilled with the lure ‘ of. the names that they could not de- slot playing with are even, when they (tutored the house after dark, they played on the bed with matches. This set tire to this piece at furniture and soon the catiro mom was ablaze. First Linutenaut Jeremiah Burner. '0! the Hope Hose (itemen, was over. come by smoke and is today feeling a little improved at his home, whom he . was taken last night. James Rooney is “fluid to have had a touch of the smoke, but he continued work otter , s brlot respite, ' . Quite a little sensation was caused when it was learned that one at the occupants of the house had $1, 700 bar Tilin'was when the tire was at its highest, and it look. nd than on though the bonus would so. no that thorn wasdtdiu Liter ' . E'oovorsi thodluh to liIr It the joy. Tho”: iiroioon tut-nail on Ilia cheni- Icsii 'snd soon had the blue undercon trot. A spray penile was used on the one line oi‘ hose lulu and the water "Gillian? kept down considerably by, ‘ this method oi lighting tho times. he. tore the department returned to its quarters they had thrown out and drbwned every bit or burning wood and sorrel-oi msttregsss, one of lamb or: “donning”; summon 5 Tho lira did not poneirsts the ceiling. but it transom oi the mntmindow and badly, scorched theclapboord s. ‘ n” is alien . the can” these dsyo .. ihenaewns an alarm min-up. Someone; = Wind in no; 25.... Box 23 formerly was located at the corner or Wilton avenue and (iron: street. but recently Box 16 should havehboen pniiod and ‘ gapiniii Thomas nun, who had been notified of the tire. was well" toward ‘ the ho: Wilton‘h‘o halo-d 88 ringing. . Homyer, he untitled on. tho new ‘ and intorulod. the mo voliloie‘s whom to go when they come into Wall street. The house is the property 6! this Andrew Salient: estate; it could not be ieornéd this morning i any insur- once was carried, dither on this build in; or the contents. . , HAD AN IXGITINQ RUNAWAY. - ‘ Angelo niacin and a combat» had a narrow «caps from halo; inland yummy ottoman. whoa tho homo which nit. Moots was drivin: ran. ground out the Control Md Com- pany Itoro. fills quite I little notional“ had it" was neverely inland i Tits horse coins dashing up Wont ‘ .wasninxton strict and had it not boon ‘ tor Mount that s whool ‘oslilo on “ Elgllillnn Was Part oi the Andrew ' RAINCOATS Spemols for Tonight Women’s and Miases’ raincoats; tan cloth, with plaid back, slip- oil-style, with a mannish Coat sleeve, storm Collar and Wind strap, $3.95and: S4 95 9 Auction Sale of Building Luis at East Norwalk The Building Lots Comprising the Concrete Block Property next to the East Norwalk District School, will be Sold at Public Auction, Saturday Afternoon May 4', at 1:30. Terms 3100 Cash, the balance on Easy Payments. , The ' Bridgeport Concrete, 00., Btidgepbrt, Ct; V ... ."W- él: to . ' Saturday Specials I I , Candy _ Crystalized Creams Wintergreen. Peppermint, Maple . 1.50 Per,Pound . Cake Chocolate Marshmallow Cakes—Layers, 25c; Squares, 1'5; Rollo, toe. 4‘ . ' RUNDLE’S BAKERY Nor-Walk Store Only has been changed to the corner or ." Weill strands and actuality street ' away, throwing them out tot than ladidont crest“. remit st out unit the than had boon . We Sell and Recommend The “Henry”Pat. Seats A high-class Leather Seat ready to fit your chair at an ex- pence much less than what your upholsterer would charge ‘ a Norwalk you. The only Seat with spring attached. F A MITCHELL Ill” ’ ammo. momma. M oil your door «any day. damn your w your Massimo-miter». it mm ' hasn't»: it . .
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