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ln Dainty Checks, Stripes,
CFDSI' Bars and Mercerized
Madras.
. CREAM SERGEB
250, 5th: and ‘1 a yard
E. K. BANKS
Muhuckomo Houl Block
South Nor-walk ‘
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GLOVES ...............26c to “.00
BATS ....................5cto $1.00
Also a Complete Line of
TENNIS GOODS
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WM. P. BEERS
South Norwalk and Norwalk
~srartounnv STORES .
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Manreala institute has taken a lease WEATHER FORECAST. $1.75 5.
of Cockenoe with the privilege 01’ buy. —---—-----« . 31.
mg the property. For Norwulk and vicinity: Fair and WWWWQREEM.“ WMvg-W W...”
slightly warmer tonight and Friday;
moderate westerly winds. The storm
that was central over Virginia you"
terday morning has moved up the!
roast. and is non- central near blast-f
port, Maine. The one that was coir;
trnl over Michigan is passing out thuf
St. Lawrence \‘nllci’. They have, pro;
(lured lllill dul‘lnu the last 2-3 hours!
in the Lake region and along the, At“
luntic toast uolth oi lanterns. N. (Kl
.\'u rain was rcpol'tctl‘l‘roul the Hood;
dlh‘ll'lt'lli in the lower Mississippi Riv-T;
er tulle}: l‘lcnsnul‘ lveuther pretalln;
this morning in the central illlll Huillll'.
«in scrliullfi.
Kaboasa Encampment. No. it, I. 0.
0. R, will hold a regular businesn
meeting thin evening.
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Sayre M. Youngs, of South Nor-
walk, made a flying trip to Wilton and.
from till re to Stamford this morning.
The board of directors or the Non
walk Board of Trade will hold a reg-
ular meeting: on Tuesday evening
next.
The Bridge Construction Committee
uvill hold a regular meeting tomor-
row evening ill the town court roomi
in Wall street.
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Mrs. William F. Korn, of Union
street, will leave today for Springfield.
Mann, to spend two weeks with her
sister, who is ill.
WEATHER A YEAR
B. C. Taylor, of lianlulry. in spend-E
ing a few days in Norwalk on husia
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nous. ,
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The Woman's Christian Temperance T31“ Norwullt Boat (‘iub will hold of
I'nion will he... at it. home of um. "Wm" businrsu “100mb: on Fl‘ldmt;
A. Palmer, 1272 East avenue, Friday. “W“mg'
May 10th, M 3 OCIOCk' The Trinity Branch of the lirl'tt:
The \lorwal-ltmpuldlglffloat was P91“ Friendly Slclety will hold its regulttr'
' ‘ ' meeting this evening. '
manently located today, the workmen 3
having located the anchors with oyn- W‘"””“ .
uermen‘s tonga. Repairs to the ruin
way are to be effected immediately.
FOrmer [Monty Sheriff John W.
Sculley has returned to his home in
Monroe street. after a very successful
trip about. the country in the lntersts
(ii the United Hatters' of North Amer-
icn, being engaged as one. or the
agents advertising the union label.
The governing board of the Nutmeg
("lab held an ilnportnnt business int-eml
lug last evening and considered lnnny‘i
ilcms of routine business. t
Mrs, Adelaide 3. Patrick. widow or"
the late A. 3. natural, of East Noni
walk, returned to South Norwulk to—j
day from hit. Vernon. whore she has;
been scrimlnly ill from nervous breath:
down since the sad demise of her hun-I
hand. The remains of Mr. Patrick“
were removed from the vault and ln-i
tel-red in Riverside cemetery this nf~‘
ternoon.
Rev. Herbert S. Brown. D. D., pastor
of the Darlen Congregational Church.
will lecture at one High School Hall on
Friday evening. at. 8 o'clock, on Land-
marks in American History. The gath-
ering will be under the auspices oi
it Norwalk Chapter. D. A. R.. and all chil<
(iron or the NO'l'Wfllk‘ public schools
and their parents are invited to attend.
A special meeting of the otllclnli
board or the South Norwnlk Methodist‘
Episcopal Church will be. hold this ev-
ening immediately alter the prayer
meeting at. which time proper action
will be taken concerning the doutlr‘ of
Seth B. Remington.
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Norwalk Lodge, Benevolent usd Pro-
tective Order of Elks. hold a regular
m‘oeting. inst evening, and voted to
have a proper observance ot‘ ting day
on Friday, July 14th, in tho Ellis
Home in South Main street. The
trnalees were inatruotod to have nec-
essary repairs motile to the home, and
four applieations for membership wwre
mccived.
met-tint: of Louise Lodge. Daughters
of l-lerlllulin which was held last even-
ing. the l'nembcrs participated in a no-
clal time.
evidoncc. Later ill the evening re-
Mrn. Emma Grave-s Dietrich, or "3"‘111""°5"“l'
llockport, N. Y., will deliver an ad-
times to the Woman’s ChriStiun Tem-
perance Union at the South Norwalk
M. E. Church, Sunday. May '12, 1912,
M 10:30 a. in. Mrs. Dietrich is a troll-
. known temperance worker and organ-
izer. She is a forcible and convinc-
ing smoker. lit is requested that all
members be (present.
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at tho St. Ladlfilitlll-l Hungarian Catho-
lic Church. telephoned to tho South
Norwalk police headquarters last. night
lance. Oflicer Wallace it.
was dispatched to the place and found
a drunken man on tho premises. who
said that he wished to have hit-l child
baptiucd. The fellow was taken into
Rev. Cllornltzky‘a residence and given
a. talking to. utter which he was item.
home. '
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Tree Warden Joseph Cornell an-
nounces that, he in iiI'ODm’C‘d t0 (10 all'
kinds of fruit and ornamental troo‘
planting. oprnylng and mulling in this;
section or the state. He. has had tenl
years’ praotlcal experience in this _...... ‘
‘wdrlt, and is thoroughly tilllalifled to . ,
handle nny, sort at true work in the gogggmggggssgfiiglofigug
most satisfactory manner. Mr. Cor- 1:11.“.me or u ht “1.0... Amp»... 00;.
hell in a graduate of the Connection: Ease. the antisepto powdu'tto be ahuken
Amloultural College, and desirous an in” “‘9 mm" “m
“twat-tune toga}
I the M d I . ”“110 0
opportunity Ito wtlmate on all kinds aft :8: 3:9 “ ‘F . W’fi‘myg
‘ i work. ‘ ‘ (m momma. g or ‘ mm mu 9
““1 ”dim" ' . drzu, Allen‘s. ‘QW ha Bay. It??—
OSTEOPATHY
g on. in. nuhamuuou
‘ (innervate PHvolclAN
this” colohum may. Norwulk. conn.
mum of the Amorloan annual ot
‘1
_ Huylers
momma AM contract-tout
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.Gflil‘nim Probation:
At the conclusion of the business ._
A prourtttn was rendered" .
and the grub lulu was very much his
'l'l‘t‘itililllt‘liiis were served and enjoyed .
u is .ainln ra idl in o nlnrlt as a substitute for lath and
Rev. Stephen ll‘. (illerultzky, pantorl .. F g p y p 9 y
the place and requested police attain-ii
Salnm is l
munity to know who: I
hard-work savor the .
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‘“ MOP WRINGER ”mcgtfi‘?‘
is, and now olfcr you I two weclu', r
(rec trial. ‘ .. it
You would not think at wringing out your writing by hand.
Why waste your strength and disfigun your hand: wringing a
heavy dirty mop?
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i You don’t touch the mop with your limit: Enables you to are
boiling water unduly of the injurious dirt Clemson. Doe! away
with back-breaking. hand-wrenching drudgery. Your drcu is
always dry and clean. Wrinp the mop dry with the least :flort.
Fits any pail. Will not tip over. flu no can or when to
gctout ol order. [I all maul. zulvunlud aim assembling.
Will not nut or bulk.‘ Willmulilctimo.
A. J. Collins & Company
to No. Min Street
Janitor?
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INMASSA‘NDSUE '
lHl CUMMUllllS
Writs of AllanhmentSorved on
189 at Greenwich and Many
Hundreds to he Served
in Sound Towns'
Slllli millions ul
Willi lulu lll Sillill
So Much Money Spent tor Luxu-
ries the “Small Bills" are . 4 . A.
FORD
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Mail Order Houses
Don’t Undersell MemGet My Prices
No paying in advance
No risk whatever
Try me on paint
lSeli L, & M, PAINT .-.ltfs Thick,
You add three quarts of Linseed Oil to each one gallon of L.
& M. and make r% gallons of the best pure Lead? Zinc and.
.. $1.60 per Gallon
Charles E. Dow
The small tradesmen, butchers, bak- l
ere. candlestick makers, doctors. den- ‘
(into. dreuanmkura and the like llvo
lug ill the. t‘onnec-llcnt Sound towns
have linen in mass ugainut the Inih
llonaire commuters who find it “035‘"
hie to pay great nums for luxuries, but}
leave their lloullehold billla unpaid»
sun. the New York World. (in Tues-f
day Deputy Sheriff Patrick Finnegan?
A tireless cap—almost. Prisoners of
"here" find freedom in the Ford. It's *
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START YOUR CHiCKS RiGHT
. Something 6001 for Young Chicks.
The nucccos of _\Dlll‘ broods, flu u (hr moment they are out of the
shell. dept-lulu on the feed you nee. llmiltm t‘llltlk Fonda. homo pru-
pnred. are the kind you can depend on to make line, 'lleuitbv fools
and future utllrtly layers, We one not only the hunt and clouncnt tall-
tcrlnls, but we proportion our lnlxiltl‘t'h rrirntiilcnlly. to provide for
the youngest chick an well as Liv lull grown luwi, ()nly sweet. sound.
cracked grains are permitted to go into our lot-tilt. lionnie Little
(Thick Feed in not an exporinl at. but in smut-thing that has been
(:m'etnlly tested. and more in n'ulllnu llllmi tlinl mm not be fed alone
with perfect safely. llonule ("link Ferd contains the choicest im-
ported Millctn. line cracked cltnrioal. tilm'ouglzly dried and selected
grains, such as out. meal. cruckul wtrnt, crut-ilcli kaillr. peas. lino old
cracked corn. which ronlbincd. make a local lwst adapted ot produce
strong and vigormltt chickens. MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. last ill price. ulwnvuin :ile minds of ltd onntom‘
or-s~-~~l’.ounio llomo llrlulud Vt‘l‘tl lur “brittle. Cattle and Poultry.
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American Agricultural llhl_auilc1lCo.‘s l Mupe’s i Lister's.
Ground Bone, . Sheep Manure, Ashes
LAND PLAsTER. Am SLAKED . time. BARNVARD MANURE.
momma or POTASH. NITRATE or SODA.T}MOTHY,CLQVER
AND RED TOP onus 85:0. . ‘ :E ;
RAYMOND BROTHER
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the always-at-your-scrvlcc car—and
a real tire trouble emancipator—ior it
puts more the surface on the ground
per pound of car than any other. And
we‘re making seventy-five thousand
this year. '
All Fords are Model T’s—all alike ex-
cept the bodies. The two passenger ‘
runabout costs $5go-—the five passen—
ger touring car $69 o—the delivery cat ‘
$7oo—thc town car $900——f. o. b. Dc-
troit, completely equipped. .Get lab
est; catalogue from S. L. Benedict. 98
80. Main St.
. begun nervillg in Greenwich alone 1893
with 0! attachment tilted out for lho’
lcollerllon of these bills. 'i‘hirty-thl'ee
worn revved on 'i‘ueudal‘ and lit‘ out
pectetl to complete lllifi tank _\‘(~ulerdu,v.:
it) the will of the week llt.‘ import to;
mm 230 wrl:s on Stamford com-f
ltnulcl's. thirty on New (‘unanlllten 130’
on Nolwrnihltctt. lid) on ta‘uulh Nor-L
nulkltls, it}; on ltnltbnryiicn and Hit)?
or more. on Bridgeport coltageru. ”Halli
u! the who are returnable on May:
1'). .
While mule oi‘ those upon wlloml
wrllu have lawn 'or nt‘o'io be named.
have paid rt-nta ranging lrou‘l Silttl to:
$1.3m: a month. they hate let their
“little hill-l" wait no long that Hill”! oi‘
tie tradesmen have had to borrow
money to may in btlsilwvs.
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TELEPHONE CALL 720
[ill UN ills
(Gregory Boulevard)
Some Debtor. Pay.
Some oi those persons served yesETHURSDAY !
turtln)‘ knitted their amounts at once: M l Y 9 thl
with cltccka. l
The Conllthlcut law permits a dep-l
With every 10c CAKE of PALMER'S,
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my to visit premit‘wu and grab ally-j
[hing ill alight. l'llilit‘fllill spent. his ELDER FLOWER SOAP “‘6 Wm give
time making. nllch Vinita and got not ' 3
many checka that the court, is not. like. a bonus of 1,000 VOTES on the‘
.t t .l .. n n 5:33;. Apr w ”W“ ’°“’ W . snore Dinners and All kind: 0
‘. it. lead ‘3 noel-n are we tor , ' ' ~ 1 s ‘
. ea Food Cooked to Order.
it to ho crowded on return day.
do," the manager of a collection MINI-1Tb 0"“ d Ph
8 1 Of armac i " ‘ ‘
yllllll E. ll'sllllllll. hill
EASTNORWALK
An. Afternoon's Outing
in one of our untonmbllon will yield lame returns tor a small in
vestment. Our carts are roomyudean and comfortable, and our
cimultenrs experienced and outruhtl driveru. Telephone orders ro-
celvo prompt attention. '
Latest Models of The Moyer Automobile
ARE .READY FOR .INSPECTOIN AT OUR GARAGE.
\OSCAR H BANKS
RIVER smear Telephone est-3 ‘No'nWALK. court
their hereunto said to a World report.
less of small lillls. A grocer in Green» Tel. 833-2. The Ben” 3‘0"
wick. tor example. has been carrying" i
accounts for a rear against. families
which keep four or live mttolnobllesi o .
and a dozen servants. He finds him—i "R f g t
self without rash enough to buy his; 6 ‘1 era ors
Galvanized and White
"One or the deputies went today to; E
the. house of a limit whose wife is of P ° 5 50
sister of a millionaire of international H “CBS 0
daily stocks of perishable gooda. ou-
rcpute and started to attach an Gilli};
er in which the creditors have given;
or yesterday. "They are simply mm; Qltltttner 8: (.‘nnty. Props.
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The Boshididhtgomm
Lumber-and Mill Work for Everything
Toluphom, 46. .
BEAVER BOARD
plaster and wall-paper. it is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for individual proferment and tattle. We are agents
and keep a large supply on hand. -
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and to mortgage his house to keepl
ullout. . l
a doctor's bill for $3.1 that had been
unneeded for one your. The owner
spied him till he was removing the!
cur und paid up.
"Another man. married to a very
wealthy woman. caught the, deputy as
ho was leading a saddle horse from
the stable. "l‘llut bill belongs to my
wife.‘ he said. no he saw a trudesmnn's
bill for supplies attached to the writ.
“and she ouullt to pay it. but i will
nettle and same time and trouble.’
“A writ not yet, served in for a rich
woman who spent the season at Palm
ltonch. To prepare for that. pleasure
uho had a seamstress in her house nev-
erul weeks. who not only gave her hit
bar but spent her scant money for
materials and linings for her patron.
The customer look all the seam:
utrenu'n handiwork away with hor,
but has not replied to ietlern asking
for pay.
which no credit is allowed. lie has
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mobile. one of tour in ulnht, to satisfy. to $25
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In .
The quickest way
to reach a doctor
is by Telephone.
68 WALL QTREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 483-
O. B. Jackson
. . , ‘ “ Optician? .
3 ~ ” Everything in the Optical Line
, A Eyes Examined Free
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Own a Tailor $12,000.
"One writ has been taken out by a
tailor agalnut a family that has run]. ‘
for years an account with him that .
now amounts to 812,000. A cottager
F. A. MITCHELL
L0 whom a bill for $58 was prenentell
Furniture Store
by a deputy not only wrote a check
CORNER WALL Ml!) HIGH 811..
Have you at Tel
phone in YOUR
Home? ~ .
tor it but. at tho name time he paid
another for which no writ had boon
loaned. saying that he did not wlah to
take (manual on a neoond attachment.
"Ono writ Ill out for a man who . I ourln
owns a $50,000 home containing paint- NORWALK' CONN'
into; for some of which he paid 82.000 ----- .
each. He has and a plumber 8400
for yours. Another cottagor with tour
, autos and twelve aorvantu bu nox-
locted to pay a doctor's bill for I160
for service: rendered new mom
ago. Another who pun 314.000 mt
lull tun ll ‘
Norwulk Branch Office of .
fills Evonitut Sentinel
.nw
hourly anybody will of course my .
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