' '1 put three years and was commend-
‘ Atoll does not allow his men to wear or
for the moc~mdaeaeid Press.
SATURMY. “T u. 1ng '
. Pure Home-
made Candy
Aim-yo Fruit
_ HuvLcn'c FAMouc
CHOCOLATEB
LANE'S PURE iCE cum '
THE BEST creme“
Pnooucra
F. A. LANE
l‘i Wnchington Street.
tooth Nor-walk
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PAGE & SHAW
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The Candy of Excellence
11.00 per pound
. F. H. IAXTIR.
Amt for Town of Nam-ll:
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Anderson's Lumch Works
Launches and Boats
at all kind. promptly built. ”It.
for ah. All kind: at repairing
given special attention.
. oil-tor Ohcil Point, Home":
New railroad’time-tables may be1
bolted for about June 1. i
n is said that Mr's. Fannie cuumu'
oi Norwich is the only chici' probate‘i
m in the state. _ q
Vacation plans are being discussed
Ind the tide of travel to seashore and
mountain will be under way in a low
mks.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Peihnm have
moved from 2 Grove street. South
Norwalk, to 26 Beldon avenue, Nor-i
walk.
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A ctmted convocation of Butler
Chapter, R. A. M., will be held at its
moms. Tuesday evening at 8 O‘clock.
The Past Master degree will be work-
ed.
—-Sott Huts, Soft Huts. O’Brien‘ii.
Bocicl workere‘hnve received invi».
totione to attend the mngrecc of the
Playground and Recreation asaoclr
tion to be held in Cleveland June 5 to .
I. inclusive. .I
During May the planet Venus is a.
morning actor. but it is too near the
sun to be Well observed. it. will not;
8!“:in pace the sun and become an!“
evening star until July 6. '
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Private Frederick J. Sullivan oi the
fifth company, Coast Artillery corps.
had been alcohol-god from military
‘ service of the state he may enlist in
the United States navy. ‘ ’
F—Canea and Umbrellas. O'Brien's.
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At her recital on the mm inch, Mrs.
,Kovilond will sing Herbert Bedferd’s
musical setting of Shelley's “Ode to
Music." This composition is as yet
unpublished. being in manuscript, and
' therefore has been snug only by Da-
Vid Blopham. The music is worthy oi
the poem. ‘
The following representation of the,
South Norwaik Club have been ap-
pointed to attend the funeral of Char-
les 8. Trowbridge: Alden Solmans,’
mallow Corbett, Stephen S. Hutch.
Christian Swurtz; Elbert W. Fitch.
Edwin. H. Mathewson and Joseph R.
Taylor. . .1
Joseph Cornell, the tree cpecialisti
. ‘ lad entomologist, has been given the
' gnome: by Mr. George M. Oloott, for
It. spraying ol.’ the elm and fruit treat}:
mpon his line «late. Mr. Cornell hoof
he the one or these trees tor the
god for his good work. Mr. Cornell
gives all work that he undertakes, his
mall-cumim, and strives for
the bout results attainable. Mr. con-
ue more or climbing irons in ascend-
mg the trees and only high power gno- ;
‘bilno pumps are used. thus breaking
“the solution up into a misty spay and
"lending it to the furthest portions
u...“
~ our: walk
y“ o Milne! chained to. will give
you c and choice at replica to moor.
out!» but want or landlord you
STEEPLECHASE MAY BE OPENED ‘
THi8 YEAR.
Arrangement: Under Way for Tiiyou
to Subject the Big Amun-
mcnt Park.
BlbumeOR'I‘. May ll.wPiana for
the reopening oi" Steeplechase inland
are in the making. William J. Gul-
lughcr, a real entitle and timberland
i dealer, Charley Bernard, former treas-
nrer with Barnum ii: Bailey And oth-
erc are said to be interested in the
scheme O! reopening the island as an
amusementresort. Mr. Gallagher has
been in conference with George C. Til-
you, the lessee. and Captain Pauli
ynton, his local representative, 3
number or times during the winter,
and late reports are to the elect that.
the deal is likely to go through before
the end or the week.
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, CORPORATION means. .
bertldcctes ‘ot inmrctiou were
filed recently in the . oi the sec»
mtary ot the state an follows:—
Peterson & Nichols, incorporated;
Waterbury; wholesale and confection-
ery business; capital stock, $5.000; be-
gin business with $3,000: incorpora-
tors, Stereos F‘. Petemon, New Lon-
don. Eimanuei Nichols, Waterbury, and
Telemahos Svorec, New London.
The Gervals Brothers Company. Wu.
lerbury; butter. eggs and groceries;
cupitnl. 315,000; incorporlitors, 0dilon
Gervais, Emile Gervnis and Philip '1‘.
Gervais. all of Waterbury.
Certificated oi organization have
been filed as foiowa:—~
Colonial Realty Company. Hartford;
president. Thomas w. Russell; treas-
urer, William M. Storrs; secretary.
Fred P. Holt; directors. the president
and treasurer, and Frank H. Storrs or
Coventry.
Elton Garage. Incorporated. Water-
bury; preuident. Almon C. Judd; trea-
surer, Bl. Webster Judd; nearetary,
. John R. Hughes; directors, above Olli~
c-crri, all of Waterbury.
Plymouth Granite Company. Thom-
nston; president. Joseph ll. Winn,
Thomasion; vice-president, Thomas
Burton. Waterbury; secretary and
treasurer. Edwin J. Gay. Thomnstonr
director-c. the obove odioersf
The Middlebury Land it: improve-
ment Company. Waterburil; president.
W. H. Miller, Waterbury; treasurer.
W. M. Shepardson, Mlddicbury; nec-
rotary. William B. Reynoldu. Wator- ,
bury; directors. the chore oilccro and
Harris Whittemore or Nun‘satuck cud
William H. Bristol, of Middlehury.
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but for the man with indivi
measure.
Fish
TELEPHONE 108.
H0use»
Dresses
Attractive models in
Chambray, Lawn and Per-
cale, Self-Color md Cantabi-
nation, High. Round and
Square Neck Models. Prices
‘ A $1.00, $1.50 unified.
, "J. I'. Mallette
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Porcelain . Filling
in the material you‘ll-we been think
in: about for tint cavity in your lront
v‘tooth only you may not line known
.luct wont termini. Mir to it. it is
,‘cu-periorttow’eil other: if you in not
«nude-lance unedited by collie. but
. . ‘ “unmodi- nrmotiy unb'
a ,‘inrd no one would ever connect
the loan and been liliod. Do not con-
no it with other fillings you may
, unionism about. Come in and let
i o tell you more about it.
for. ‘ i. ii. MALLERY‘
f it mu m in; m. Nor-wait
o. lung 9. n. Inn-v.
Honestly-«We Don’t believe
i :WeiEver Gave Such»
Clothing Values
And especially in Made to Your Manure Clothing. .. i g .
In these days of high living cost it’s mightyplucmg to j ;
feel that in thicceotion of our bacillus prices have not «L 2
vanccdwon the century by adjustments in our my of con- 5 1
ductin our “tailoring" business we offer values which the i a
cxcluc vc tailor cmnot possibly equal.
uaiity. who desire: a little difier-
ent "feel” to him and the “touch" of the monorail-lent exact-
ly to his figure, we currently urge our "tailor made" clothed.
Every fabric that New York, London and Paris have
decreed shall be worn are shown in the fabrics we dicplay.
All the styles of the year are shown—40 no matter how var—
ied your taste my be as to fabric or at ie. we are here to
uticiy and please with extraordinary va uec made to your
Wed..-
Suits and Topcoats $16 to $40
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THE QUALITY THAT wmc AT A
LOWER mic: ooALm nus?
curves. CONNECTiOUT mvcn
coon necewco reuse mum
DELAWARE. ROE AND IgCK SHAD.
.f um
BLUE. FLAT. 000 MO BUTTER
new, :muou-r. \m use,
WEAxfl-‘icli 511.8, man calico.
emu noes. LEAVE, OR-
DERS FOR LOBSTER! FOR SATUR-
DAY.
Cutbiii’s Bridge FiSii‘ Market.
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rnee ocuvcnv.
HARRIS 8.
GAN‘S
‘ COMPANY ,
OOULiGTs AND OPTIOIANS
. THE RIGHT GLASS“
are a binning. Then can be no
mutilation co We on that
derived from c our of [lac-cc. pro-
vidcd they ore nttcd‘by comeono
who know-how We employ cir-
mum/Wm. nir-
riotous to mine cm cud guar-
outc‘c' «dilution.
I?“ M. ‘
: . Europe about the llrci: of June.
- were. entertained on Wednesday after:
. in; over the «mire-d in two clam
‘ where the Connecticut oompcny in
' slum.
Mic. Scrub Potter oils returned from
New York.
Deputy Sheriff Ell B. Mold won in
Bridaoport yesterday doing court duty.
lidwcrd shell-tram, or Chicago Ill.
recslntored at the local hotel yester-
day. ‘
There are two buehuli games sched-
uled to be played next Sunday attor-
noon.
Mics Florence St. John has return-
ed hrom a pleasant vieil with friends
in Silvermlne.
lira. Walter Price recently enter-
tcined Walter Price cud daughter. of
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mrs. it. C. Wiliicmc and Mrs. Chan»
beriuln, of Weston. were Wednesday
viislors in town.
Mr. and hire. George Darrow re-
cently entertained their daughter
from Black ‘Rocir.
Mn. Frederick Buttiti. who has been
villi-ting friends in Soutliport has re-
turned to her home In this piece.
Rv. Charlo- ll Stnyer, oi’ Greens
Forms. is planning to Lake a trip to
on. Dowdhrmcrly of this town. but
‘now a resident of New York. is in
town this week renewing old ccquuln.
tended. ’
Tuesday egcning the Equal Eran-
chice league held a meeting at the
home of Mrs. William J. Wood. of
Wright street.
The peach crops about town are re-
ported n being late this year which
may he the cause or poor cram. The
rain arid crud weather Idected the
pencil crop this season.
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It in entrusted that about. :30 has
been cleared by the Kmy Kat Kiuli
at their recent dance held in the Na-
tinny hell. it is cold that come of
thii'money. “will go toward buying W
halibuito (or the club's tum.
A new library cchome bu beeninv
stalled in the n. 0. Simpson drug phur.
whey. A lam number of the latent
books are now on bond and for a tee
cent. a day they may be drown. This
chords a one, opportunity to the West-
ort modern end is clmydbeing well
Extra Special l
Gui-Rock Ginger Ale,l Doicn’ . . ‘
Large Bottles . . . . . $1.15.
Gui-Rock Water, 1 Dozen .'
Pint Bottles . . $1.25.;
TheSe two articles are bottled at Canton?
Connecticut and are equairto any import
ed brands. A trial will convince. ‘
A. F. Beckmann 8: Co.
33 a: as WASHINGTON s11, scum NORWALKC,
Phone 440 .11
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SIX CALLS FOR
Bookkeepers & Stenographero
last week . . '
Merrill BuSiness College
South Norwcik Stamford Port Chester
.. Blunt. MAP or ' i if, *
ock Ridge ’
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READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice will
Telephone 760 South NOrwalk~ 1‘
M. D. RANDALL ‘
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can be olcrtoitit in first noceucry that
the highwufcimmissioner pace on the
matter and advise tboce higher none
to What will be the best. it is likely i the hearing advertised in South it
that both cwltche; will be put in and .wall; Sentinel and the Stamford ltd
would be c benefit to the town in itc‘i cute. papers which do not have much
i'pi' o circulotion in‘ this mean. only
. f'lt was not advertiled in the W I ’
if any member of the \ireuiportf9“”‘3‘1‘1‘1is not ““0“"!- H “ a”
this hearing must be ndvertlood in
come Paper. having a circulation in the”
(town. The highway commissioner m
trolley service.
potmnicod.
The mcmhws of the Beneficient on».
clay or the (intimation! Church:
noon by Mrs. Sylvester Footer. at her?
home at Croce HithIY. The ntiernoonf
who went pleasantly and refreshmenta’
were served by the. hostess before the
close or the program. - !
The mum-iii oi’ Mrs. W. Sherman:
bee was held at 2:30 o‘clock Thur»;
day afternoon from the home at her;
aunt, Mra. Nathaniel Kirk, on Irnperfi1
in} cvenuc. The funeral nervireo were,
in charge of Rev. Charles 1“. Taylor. at
the Weetport Congregational Church;
and" Rev. Kenneth Mockenslc of the~
Trinity Church. interment was in the.
Willow Brook cemetery. 1
hire. Kate Donahue. a well known.
churneter oi this town, created no lil~3
the excitement Tuesday evening when
she got drunk and forced her listl
through several large panes of 51m
at the home of her brother-ln-low.
Michael Donahue. As the story in:
told by Constable Honolulu Allen. who
now moot of the trouble and who later;
placed the women under arrest, him.
”choline got an overload of the dial?
stuff. She went to her hrother-in-law'a’
homo and when reduced admittance:
plowed her fists through ocveml oi"
the window. on the ground floor. Oi-i
iicer Allen wan then called into the!
trouble and the woman was piaood‘un-E
der arrest. She refused to so with
the onion until handc‘uac were put on
her cud one was forced to go along.
8M. u. pinged in ii cell at the Town
hull where she won later bailed out.
“mate Highway Communion” line-
Donlild we. in town yellow-aw loolu
planning to extend their switches. Ono
place in at the Hotel more in the con-
th‘ind the other at what in known to
tbcg‘Paittridu We. The Connecticut
comm has ”3"“ *trying'to 1‘ act c
Width ct the mind” piece tor m
limb ‘ mm rm
Egroundc. one at these spring momg'been Wise!" to use the Bridlm‘
{of clubs i’or the spring tournament.
choose, one can see the Norwulk light—'
”and sound and unsurpassed view of
’Westport and the Sunsetuck river.
Gauntry Club should stroll over. thefper had been needed it would ‘
inns, what would he see? A wondervé mm which circulate common)
one change, teams and men workingflmwn- Just what the outcome 0 file
hard to 86‘! the 80!! course in ehupefihwrinfi will have relative to ill
others removing obstruction stonesz'cwng 0' the switch, has Mi be“
and trees and a general scene of activ- jade WW“-
ity.‘ Min 2 70 foot ring pole, as T 2
stredmcr tiles. and can be seen from i KN'GHTs OF COLUMBUS To MEET
nearly every- point of Westmrt. Alex-i AT WATERBNRY'
under Smith, three~tlme winner of tliel‘
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. i The nineteenth annual state com '
3°" course with R?“ Went» gmund- tion of the order of the Knights. 01-“
km? 0' ""3 wykngyl Club 0‘ New Columbus will tolte place in Water-bu
Rochelle and like ‘man who maimed 0m '1‘ next Monday and Tuesday. May 13 a“,
the Garden City ““1”“ were "e” “‘14 with State Deputy William J Mull
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“WWW “’0‘“ 0“" course. They : gun presiding. The convention will
said it was the best natural course held in Gurde ll ll
this side of Scotland and offered a set i to be largely “Emma-”:1: :éfyz‘:
core’hadrat- i '
Guitars will be agreeably surprised a“ e or r era wi i be at the Elton.
The poet vear has been a’ most duct
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1119 remarkable “‘3“ From the “1“". cecstul one. and the increase in mm’
Mcmhorchip Show: increase of 936-»
, «harshly was 426. The tom member-I
house. mil“ upon "1"“ 0‘ W‘s “‘loliip o! the order in Connecticut 1.11.3:
:.060. During the past year the dill-Q
deputy has visited every council ‘
, ville static, and the administration “by
When thojolcotimen and a few or been so economically run, that the ‘ W
Westport‘c‘ citireue went. to Harlinrd 1 oapitc. m was reduced mm" M.
recently,~ to attend the hearing of theilust cute convention. The static V
Connecticut 00.. before the highwalifzction It the unveiling lit
oormniacioner. they learned a few: on June 8 will be headed by c. WW
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thing. that heretofore they ilk! 11°“. 1‘00 pieces from the Catholic coil“
”know. ‘One at them we: the fact. that; at Baltimore. L
when thetown voted to have. certain l). wan“. Hal-lord, 0‘ 30m ‘ .
stretch 0t rend token cure or by the. walk, and hilchacl a; Dowd, '0‘. N
unite the; that road wan under liming walk, Ire member. of the counii '
supervision and that no matter whatia: amalgam“ lothcvo chemo: "
they wanted done, it. could not bcfmrmiiiuonhg 00111:ch
carried out with the consent of the Wuhinxton.
highway conlrnicciouer. Even on which
in now needed and wb-icMhe select-
mcn have been requested to apply
'ccnnoc be not on union the highway
oolnmiuioocr an co. 0: cource can
ctroot need: it. nods it new told there
are thoucnda or onto: pouch: «or it
dolly. every one ruining the duct which
‘iI blown into neighboring boom and
(your. which :- moat neuronal. to
my notion. of the W mount of to!
binning Ville!“ blimthuli'M‘hw. 4.3. ““1” Mill.
“M W‘ "3““va 1'” '1' mil-Mom when 'or on.
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woum occur. ILUI Law: iii
murmur). May 1L-An an [i m
to be made to Governor Bold-win
onmlc oi’ the Bunion! Control
Union with mud to the on
'of the Bunny law here. In em
bring about the repeal of the Mcii- .
on “blue km." Prooooutiu Mm.
nickel-on he been appealed”; cloud.
in em and other cm oil it“
Norwalk Chronicler