‘ In Ilalnry Chocks, atribas. 5
Cross Bars soil Noreorisod
Had no. ‘
cssm Assess
2M. m and M II mu
E. KN BANKS
IMAhaokamo HAM [look
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Nonvialk and vicinlty: Fair to-
night; Friday lnoresslng‘ cloudlhoss.
followed by rain;1siightiy warmer Fri-
day in tho interior; moderate varlhhlo
winds} Amos oi__hlgh pressure are
. conwutthismorning over the Lake MI
_ gion'snd the Middlé Atlantic coast. A
I slight trough’oi low' 'piessure between
them Is producing Ansettled and clou-
dy weather in tho esstern portion at
, the LAM region and in New England.
I» The Nostérn area oirluw pressure ex-
tends from Arizona northeastword to
North Wham it is producing limel-
tled weather with iooui showers over
the Rocky Mountain region and in the
northern sections as far. oust as the
_ Miosiiasibpi rivers: It was snowing" this
morning at Helena. Mont, and Mode—
na, Utah. . -
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TooAv.
Températuror‘ LOW, 40; high, 57.
Partly cloudy.‘
The school children are anxiously
awaiting the wild west Show 0: next
j “pexl‘nmdagar‘sl .42 '
éGood dlnners are never ,qomhleie
withouic Tomboy. cigars.
St. Punl‘s Men's club is scnédulen to
, meet this, owning in- the Berkley
f street Chapel.
~4nythdn'gwEverythingk in the fuel
line. Raymond Bros.
Tho Swish War Veterans will hold
"A regular meeting this evening accord
in; to schoduls. In
'Thp adjourn“ city meeting of tho
‘ per Jolly Jull project is scheduled
. li‘rillay evening
,Errhrossmsn John Shoshan. or Nor-
milk, in spending the day in New
mom on business.
““AttOrhoy “ Nehemiah Candee.
Sour}: NorwalkI is spending the day in
amidrd on business.
fl Are-“Rebecca .ol Sunnyhrook Farm"
I. Will he presented by MW; Msanren.
I‘Rod Men's Hall, May 9th.
Richard wnm. employed by Jacob
Salaam), the local-V liverymnn, ls sur-
fering from s sprained hand.
A new plate glass window was in-
stal-led in John Rodways oilshllnh-
room in Wotar street. isoutéh Nor‘wa’lk,
NP lllo Plough NorwAlh I‘lro oPlioo will”
in? thin 45qu
|
of I, South
«I» he attended tho
gale conveniion.
" ly and attractively dent)“
01‘-
lb its rooms. iliI
A Plow slid Amour. Also 3
Also a complain MM of
TENN“ GOOD!
. eA’i‘w
WM. P. Asians
SouthNomalit and NM
summon? swam
M iNNNISlS
NC P J‘lNN ill
NEW PNSlNN
Nov. and Mrs. Lincoln Nolllsier
Oaswsll Renown About Thraof
Nlillllred F rlsnlls
NllNNlijMN NP lNNN
NllllEN NNNNNNNES
Metropoliian‘OI'clIasiI-a Provides
‘ 4, Dollghitullguslc
About ihreol lluhdreii nodule attend-
ed the reooption givsn last evening
by the LIIdios' Aid Society and the
other societies in the Norwslk Memo
wile, Rev. and Mrs. Uncdiu Hollis-
ter Csswell. The altslr‘ was held in
tho churchvparlo‘rs and who's very de~
iighlful oocAIIIOn. Mr. cusweli N-
centiy coma to N‘orwollt from tho Fons
imore Stmi: Chum .
successor: to 3st l: 155‘th Torrey
pastor hare for six years.
The church parlors woro' hondsmno-
rint R. G Hauler-d And As’s‘isla‘nts, pre-
senting a planning slg’ilt. Phillis,
ferns and out flowerA assistod in the
scheme. '
Nov. and Mrs. Caawell mcoived the
guests as they came in and the great-
ings. wore- univorsaily Appreciated. II
the clergyman or the town to wel~
come the now pastor to Norwalk
Rev. W. H. Thomas, a former pastor
or the Nor-walk church, Rev. James
«opal church and Rev. DoWitt Tali»
made Von Boron. pastor oi the Nor.
.Lwallr Bowl-t church. well made All:
address of welcome. Ploy;
well remand“. thanking lit
for their «mantle
mini 33 on!
random ,music .thmuxlwut the oven-
ing. A punch bowl was in oils all
the parlors, Mrl. Horace M. N 8i
man And Mini alonn'o Finns! proud-
ins. narrolhmonli mullmflx
ha
“RAWI‘ AAA-AAn-rAuIc-am t. M‘
“T. nmvusuuuuv-un-Au‘o'NAm
dist Church to the new pastor and his .
-----
. MOP WRINGER ,
la, and now oll‘er you‘a m woolu'
iron will. . .... .
You would not think ofininamg out your Ming lay hand.
Why waste your ”rough-I;
heavy Illrry mop? ‘
Im
vmqo Mr
4
’” £le Advanmea
You don't touch the mom your hands. Enablu you to use
boiling water and any ol glib lolurlour dirt clam. Doe: away
will) back-breaking, hahd-mchmz drudgery. You our rim: is
Flu iny pail. Will not tip om. Hu no gem or rollers to
got out oi order. In Ill metal. galvaniaed Alter mumbling
Will notmotorbroak Willwwallktunc. -
A. I. (innings. Comoany ,
MIMIMIin Shoot-
START YQUR (ii-licks RIGHT
Somathln mood lot Young Chicks.
The success 0! your, hrao a; from the moment they are out of tho
shall, depends on the! food youmo. ' Ilonnlo Chick Foods, homo ow
Nimrod. are the kind you sun elegant} on to malts flue. healthy {owls
_ and future sturdy layers. Wu «so rial only the best and clearest Ins.
Iorinls. but we proportion our In ' urea scientifically. to provide (or
Aha yuhnsos‘i: chick as wall so full grown fowl. Only Wool. sound.
crooked grains are Irormlllod to into our foods. Bonnlo Limo
(thick Food is not on oxperimim't, but is mmothinx that has been
carefully mated. and where is nothing used that can Mt ho Pod alone
with perfect safety. Ronni
ported Miilois. line cracked ch 1. lhoroughi) dried and “insist!
grains such. as out meal. cruel: d whom, cracked kolllr, he“. line old
crucks'd corn. which combine; mulls a mod host aussléd 0! While
mronz and vigorous chick MANUEL TORO HATOH.
First in quality; has e. Always in «tho minds of m custom
ere—«Bonnie Home Ground Need for Horses. cum: and Poultry.
lllel dry and clean. WW the mop dry with the lam cflort. .
hick Food contains the choicest rm. ‘
illd disfigurc your hand: wringing a
hlnod worth ad the
\ Wits swmrod Tho
No. 32% I. 0. R. Mowlil moot this ov-
shins.
Mrs. 5!. Noodle, or New York city.
is the guest of Mr. and Biro. Morris
EpaNelh.
m
The Triniity Churoli (llI'lA' Friendly
Socloty will hold as annual‘ and“
monthly business meeting this oven-
lns. All members are requested to
be present III olsotion of oilloerl will
take plum and other important busi-
ness transacted.
o
. The Junk dealers‘ licenses exuirod
on May 1st and must bu renomd inr'
mediatoly. according to the statement
given out, by Chis! William R. Pon-
, lllflllml this morning. The licenses
can he Assured at the chief's oilloo. in
lisviland sir-Pet.
W I ‘
A MIXMP‘ on 'rnoLLIsv.
yil‘odueANIy ovouing‘bn the Bridge»
port cor leaving at 10:50 from Now
will View a few young men who had
been on ”a sporting trip tram their
homes hi Soulhport. One at the group.
who “so vary much under the influ-
onuo of lstoxioanls; hogan to light.
conductor "Dink" linker, who had or-
' dorsd Ihlm‘m course using profane [and
indocent langusm. His companion
tried to force hlrfi to course lighting
and soon more WW» xenon) mix-rm
in tho roar voaiiiiulo’. The conductor
rang for the our to stop and Motor.
man Kristld came hurrying to his
mum's whoué and lhrmigh the com.
hondkorohlel wlth “indistinct in wip-
lug His blood on from his face and
apologized Ilor tho. glsiiirhhnoo ho had
oruamd so that harmony was Perrier-
Pt: and lire ear proceeded on its my
run»
MR ARMSTRONG 8URPMSED.
in honor oi his twouty‘tirst hlrt‘h
'dny ill surmise party woo givoh to
Ill‘lillsm Armstrong at tho home of
Ahdhotvi'ialfimlx. ll Comh' atreot.‘ lost. ‘
_ owning
A uumhor yum proso‘nli to
-maoocts to Mr. Armstrong
suit Games were played and vocal
Fond instrumental music Ipafiioipstod
' 'ln' by Flash pronoun Tho host receiv-
ed the host wishes and many happy .
rohurhs InlIthof day from his guests.
u WALL "Raf“
momma. ‘
moon on.
Opticlarr A,
l
l
l
Everything. PM
. Harvey M. Kent who motor ot can
emonies, and he called upon Several of I ,
Benton Werner, rector of [Grace Ellis»
Tho Motropolitan orchsstra. under _ ,-
tho direction oi! William Walnut»,
Cookenoo Haywokor's Macmillan. “
' ensemble decision m the my
;, of ' high (Pad: “rendy for use from tho
“J helm pay your Town Tax. ”
Thirty-six years” Gonanl Uu
.. Will Testify to Thii 1m:
Thmlore Don't Pay High Prices for Pom
Takeogaiu.L.&M. PAINT athuoporghluunnm
AddagalsLihacedOii at .9oporgai....k......z
Mohengaimpaintrsady torus: for 3.:
Cost of each gallon of Paint. $1. 60
sarcomas a. mhmz Make]
9mm appur- . . . .mlamehu P
IThis sale offers you -the
very finest roady—fom—servlcc
Gal-moms in the world, at the
price ol common-place kind;-
It's your own infill: if you
. don't likeadvanuge' of the
opportunity. We want to 1
close out win-y garment “and
Iwo are willing toNAacrfice on ‘
‘ wlm w‘e haw left In order to
doit
All$30.oo‘Suits.salepr-ice.......P................
All$so.ooSuit‘s.saleprice.........................
Ail$rs.ooSults,saleprice.........................‘
'All$zs.oo Coats, salepme
£1le8.00 coats. sale price. 75$:
M1315.» Coats, sale price IV
;Siiknruses.$ro.oovalue.saleprrcc................
7A1! new style Waists from
Skirts from $ ,_
C Handsome line of White messes. from ..‘$
Pcttlcoatgfrom
“the best fitting 75:: Qmet, salle price
‘ , The values are big enough to make them 39 foot.
lively if you ml to save money. You’ll huy i! ‘
the goods. can...“ coral: quick.
‘I . WE ALTER FREE.
The EatsN.§a.:'P.lP...9°m
Lumbér and MlliWotk for Every.~ H
Toloplrono, 46;
is (Alain: Nbldly in Popularity as a lumen» lot oAfllAih a"
,. . ‘I mister Maw-paw. It is smootlhlo oi an inll‘hitd
1i ‘ of Milo «alpha to: walls .anl'l ceilings, aha. Mini; ,
1 irid- hoops r ladividuol'. mloPnloat and M
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