GOODS
1n Dainty Checks, Stripes,
Cross Bars and Merccrixod
Madral.
CREAM BERGEB
25c. 50o and ‘1 a yard
E. K. BANKS
Mahlokomo Hotel Block
South Not-walk
The Stamford Division, Volunteer
Ufa-saving Corps, has planned to, hold
a' dance at Roton Point, June 14.
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Miss Gathering Oimsteud, of Com-
ctcry street. New Canaan, spent tin.-
wcek-cnd with South Norwnlk friends.
A meeting of the board of directors
of the Norwalk Hospital will be'held
tomorrow evening tit tin: ,\‘orwallt
Club.
The first general gmhming of B01
Scouts to take 1111111 in this 111111 of
12111 state, will be lttid 111 Manitt 011
Memorial Day.
The men who try to do something
and tall are infinitely better than
those who try to do nothing and suc-
ceotl.~—l.ioyd Jon-cs.
Moving and houseclonning are
smoking extra business for painters,
paper hangers and dealers in rugs,
curtains furniture, etc
The first mosquito has appeared
with the some old merry tone. 1'?)
die weighed about forty pounds and
carried a large kit'of tools.
, Some Apple insects or Connecticut
is the title of the latest bulletin is-
sucd by the agricultural station at
1Storrs. The author is 0. ii. bamboo
Due to the flooding of farm lands
by heavy rains and spreading brooks,
annoy farmers wiii‘be unable to do
much spring work until the land
dries 01!. ’
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Mrs Gray, of South Norwallt hits
‘ been spending several davs with Mims
Charles R. McIntyre, Six, of Willctt
avenue. and is enjoying herself, ul-
though she is 81 years young.~Port
Chester Journal.
' ,A new notice to mariners roads:
For April 19, 1912. Connecticut——
Long Island Satindmftornneld Point:
Light vessel No. is, damaged by (:01-
iision and relieved by relief light ves~
sei No. 16, April 17.
Deputy Sheriff D. Louis Ludrignu
has served papers in the suit of An-
drew Boltos vs. Samuel Serkes, Keogh
"& Candee representing the plaintiff
(111d Judge Joseph R. Taylor the do
fondant. The plaintiff claims that a
poor cellar rented from tho defen-
dunt allowed water to enter and dc
stroy good» owned by the plaintiff.
, * Some of the boys of the town have
‘ been cn'joying themselves of late vin-
, . iting the young lady students at Miss
'meatio of a. ladder. leader pipes, 11p
porch roof and window casing route,
and Chief Thomas Loatht'rland has
issued orders to arrest on sight all
youths suspected of visiting after
“light out" the girls at the seminary.
1 A complaint was registered one day
Klost week.
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It is rumored that 11 new office for
the purpose of,introd1ucing more ox-
tonhlvely the use of electrical appara-
tus will be established by the United
“Electric Llaiht and Water 00., and
thtt H. Day Attwoter will have entire
charge. The office will be located
in noun: Norwallt, and the territory
covered will include New Canaan,
Milton. hermit: find other nearby
Qing has moved norlhvnstlmrd 11nd
‘.,:Boird’s institute in West avenue, by“
Baseball Goods
A Now and Complete Lino
.......26¢: to “.00
..1.5c to $1.00
GLOVES
BATS
Also a Complain Llno of
TENNIS GOODS
-AT—
WM. P. BEERS
Scuth Norwalk ahd Norwalk
STATIONERY STORES
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwailt and vicinity: Showers
and coolcr tonight; Tuesday gent-rally
fair and cooler; brink southwest 10
west winds. The storm that was corn
lrul over Okluhotnn Suturday
Is
now control (1101' (111turio it is pro-
(int-inn (‘lOlld\ 11nd 111i111 wonthet in
the 1.111l11 realuu and along llu- North;
Alluntlt count. It is followed by 1111
(\tondtd men 111 high pleat-sure uliltli
is now Central bit-1 Montnnu, 'i‘itlsQ
urea 1.11 producing vory'low li'mpotu Q
in the Q’
turns mill fronts and snow
11111111111111 rill‘llililfi.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
’l‘otuporntu1'o: Low, flit; high,
Partly cloudy.
w..—
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l‘lmrics Allen in having a curb and;
gutter laid in ’i‘uylor ilvenuc. the work}
Solvalor ;
being done by Contractor
t‘harrlott.
William Hyatt, charged with ulwp»
ing in outbouoou and burns, was won-
tom ed to 60 days by Judge hooliwoodfl
\
this mo1'.nlng
The Misses \ot'n ( ‘oiilus 11nd llcion
iloui cits. of South I\or\\11llt spent Sni-
urdtiy in lirldgcpmt, where they
tended Polls 'ihoutlo.
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Miss ( lore, Nuttcford of Wilton 11w '
nue, hns rcsignod her position in De 1
Kiyn's bakery. Mrs. Albert lititcs
bus Accepted the position;
The "Bessie Brown," 11 lumber
schooner, was brought to \‘oiwnlk lo
the. iiubbeli Hall and iluudall out its
this morning by the Addie \'., with it
load of lumber.
The case of Bernard '1‘. Mc'i‘avcy v11,
George A. Imwrenco, involving it real
cstatc transaction in Hunt Norwallt,
will be heard in the Court of Common
Pleas, in Bridgeport, on Wednesday.
A large Napier runabout bound for
New York having come from New Hu~
you broke ii. spring In crussing the
famous. had \‘l'ootport road yesterday. ..
Repairs were effected at Shorwood‘s .
garage in Norwalk. ,
Deputy Sheriff John ll.
mrnlng.
Thomas Trainer and Patrick Tully,
workers on C. M. Webb's new house in
Fairfleld Park, were arrested for sleep-
ing in the Atwalor house across the
main street. They Were ohargod with
vagruncy, but Contractor Atwaler did
not doshc to press any charges and
they were discharged by Judge Lock-
wood.
The 11111111111 Circle, of the King’s
Daughters of the South Norwalk Bop-
tlst Church, held a tea. at the humour
Mrs. C. F. .Boutwoll, Crescentt'i‘orru‘oo.
on Saturday afternoon, from lilo 6 0'1
clock. The color schomo wall blue,
green and white. Too .1111 echo woo
oervod during the afternoon. A largo
number was In attendance and a social
time wu enjoyod.
realized: for tho Homo for the Aired.
OSTEOPATHY
1n . IHAMIAUOH
on" ohm-mo #HYIIQIAN
, 14-1! do. Not-Milt. noun.
,6 _ «of Amman Solioolol
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”W ‘ ‘Wli‘? ,
morn» ,
or!
Blake, of: '2
Norwaik. has served suhpocnnss on ,2
William H Benjamin and Clinton J. '.
Seymour, of the Town of Wilton, nu 1-
jurors for the criminal superior court :
to open sessions tomorrow afternoon. ..
Jury duty will begin on Wednesday I:
A neat sum woo
hard-work savor tho
heavy. duty mop?
' Firs any pail.
gr't out ol order.
! shell depends on the feed you or (1.
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W00”
MOP WRINGER.
«We wont ovary
hon-mite in tbio com-
munity to know who! 3
“VANCO” .
nor. wmnonn
"'an CLEAN“
1 VANCO WAY
is. and now offer you I two would
free trial.
‘Q, 1 You would not think of wringing out your washing by hand.
Why waste your strength Ind disfiguro your hands wringing I
It: Advantages
You don't touch the mop with your hands. Enables you to use
boiling water and uny'of the injurious dirt cleansers. Docs away
wlth buck-breaking, hood-wrenching drudgery.
always dry and clan. Wringothc mop dry with the least ciiort.
Will not tip over.
In all metal. plunked Ilfcl' assembling.
Will not rust or brook. ‘ Will wcuoliiotime.
A. J. Collins & Company
In No. Main Street
Your dress is
Has no gears or rollers to
$2...€l
m
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT
Something Good for Young Chlckl.
The? Buccoss of y'oui broodn. from the moment they ore out of the
lionule thick Feudal. home pro
I pnrctl 11m the. kind you can depend on to motto. line, healthy fowls
and future sturdy minors
We use not only thc “Phil and clenneot tun.
tmlals, but we proportion out ntlxturoc Etlflllllliilll}. to provide for
the youngest (lllfk us well as the lull grown foul, Only sweet hound.
cracked grains are permitted to no into our
(hick Foul is not 1111 exporlmuil,
Icodll lionnlo llntle
but is sotnt‘thing that has been
curt-fully looted, and (hm-o. I11 nothing used that can not he find alone
with perfect anfciv
crooked corn. which colnhinod,
strong and tigorons chickens.
ported Millotl, lino orackod churcoul thoroughly dried and
amino such as out meal c'rmked wl 1on1. 11111 lied littillf peas, find old
11111 to a food l1t.i adopted (it produce
‘ilonnlc Chick Fond cumulus tho choicest lin-
selected
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Final in quality last in price alwnvs in 11211.1 mimic of its contour
, crs 11111 llonule ilmno iimnud Food tor Ht r1111:
80. Qmmmoooommom, .
LAND PLAsr‘én. AIR SLAKED
l little» and Poultry,
Amrrican Agricultural Chemical Co.’s l Marie's l Lister’s
Ground (Bone, Sheep Minute, Ashes
LIME. BARNYARO MANURE.
l momma OF POTABH. NITRATE OF SODA.TlMOTHY,Cl-OVER
BROTHERS
AND RED TOP GRASS SEED.
RAYMOND
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vcstmcnt.
cclto prompt attention.
1
ARE .READY FOR
RIVER STREET
An Aiternoon’s Outing
in one of our automobiles will ylcld, large returns for a small in-
Our cars are roomymlvnn and
chauffeurs experienced and careful drivers.
Latest Models of The Moyer Automobile
.INSPECTOIN AT OUR GARAGE.
OSCAR H. BANKS
Telephone 681-3
comfortable. and our
'i'olenlxone orders ro
NORWALK. CONN
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lubtbcr and Mill Work for Everything
Tolophono, 46.
BEAVER
plaster and wall-paper.
Is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitum for lath and
it is susceptible of‘an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of A
wide scope for individuol preformont and taste. We are «onto
and keep a large supply on hand.
BOARD
Citym Assemors’ Notice
- We, the undersigned, hereby glvo no-
tire to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City of Booth
Norwnik, that they are required to
ollvor to the assensorii‘,‘ or either of
horn. on or before the 31st day of
May. 1912} a written or printed list.
dated signed and sworn 1.0.0 of all the
property owned by them on the lat
day of 11111111912. liable to taxation,
making 9. d§orlptlon or in the real
estate, each home] being Bepttmloiy
described.
N. B.~Llsto may be returned to the
dinosaurs. ml the new Council rooms.
in the Library Building. Washington
otreet South- ”Norwsilt from and in-
eluding May 18,1912 said office to
be open from 10 to 12 O'clock u. m
and from 2 to 6 o'clock p. m; on Sat-
111111. from f to 9 o‘clock in the eve-
nlnir, and Wednesday. May 3111i, from
7 to 9 o'clock p.111.
billed at. tho Itr of South Not-wok.
Conn, May 10bit. 1).. 191 12.
FRANKLIN A TOLLEE.
,3, now 1
-1 1« 11
_ , B 1
’ after Juno 1,1912
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The taxpayers of the City or snuth
Norwulk are hdreby notified that the
city tax of nine (9) mill: on the dol-
lar, laid on the assessment list of 1911.
by the Board of Estimate and Tan-
tlon will be (id. and payable on the
first day of May, 1912. at which time i
will receive the some at my office
Room 1., United Bani: 111111111113. of
Washington street. South Nor-walk.
Penalty ot the rate of nine (ll) per
cent a your from Mly 1.1912. will be
charged on All bills remaining unpaid
lDLIAM S. WIUJOX
Collector of Tom of the city of
South Norwollt.
South Norwallt. April 10, 1918.
OUR NOBILITY.
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A11 Arizona man who was In Chlcnco
recently for the outpace of buying “
uererul thousand dollm' worth ‘of
things that'be needed in his business
who entertained at one of tho oouu1
try clubs.
“Now." said his host before they
went into dinner. “1 wish you would
do the club tho honor of registering.
We like to have the signatures of oil
prominent man who come hero.”
The Arizona gentleman looked at
the register for the purpose of dlov
covering what other prominent citi-
zens had written their name: there. “
and up near the top of the page he
noticed the name of Benjamin Hoop-
or ii. A little below that was the
name of Addison Bosworth lll. Evi»
deutly Mr. Bosworth bod been fol-
lowed by a humorist. for under his
name was written John Smith XIV.
"Well," said the Arlzonian. "these
Naps ain‘t got nothin' on mo. 1
mesa." "
So he wrote:
"l'isnh Wattles i.“
COULDN'T LWE LONG.
\l’igsonwmgby says, he couldn't live
without his wife.
Jigttouwl guess that Is about right
film in worth over a million.
A Singer.
A happy liifio vocnlini.
Rewriting human lot.
Tho cricket kicks when
Tho (Audit-not- (loco not.
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Not Hard to Believe.
A certain lady called up her grocer
by telephone the other morning and.
after one 11nd sufficiently scoldod the
man who responded. said!
"And whats more, the next oIder
you get from the will be the loot "ll
ever give you." \
”it probably will. madam." sold the
:l'OlCO at tho other end of the wire;
you are talking to an undertukorf'—
'ru 1111s: ‘ t,
01
Proof.
"Sir“ said the astonished landlady:
to it tro\',cler who had sent his cup?
forward for the setcnth time. “you
must be very fond oi coffee."
"Yes mudnm i am." he replied “or
i ohould never limo drunk so much
water to get a iiitlo.”-Eiwwood
Courier.
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Effects of It.
'Gond neurons. Mrs Piuchlt what
can be the mutter with your husband
thot he growls (1nd swasrs so at you
whenever you open the door or the
library?“
"l interrupt him when he's writing
one of his articles on how to bring
sunshine Into other people’s lives."
Aoklng Largely.
Alisa Buckbuy (turning from the pi.
uno)~.\ir. Cahokia. you are familiar ‘
with Sir Walter Scott's~“i.uy of the
Last Minstrel," are you not?
Mr. Cahokia—Yes, indeed;
of my favorites.
fore you quit. won't. you?
C"
It's one
SHOULD HAVE Known BETTER.
\ c
pup-—
Henderaon—Do you and fault with
your wife’s cooltlng?
“unpack-«Quit your kidding.
Foolish. Mary.
Mary had a llttlo 1111111119.
She used it oil the limo.
She'd any a thing woo "Vary onto,”
it Illly or nubllmo.
HI. impediment.
"Boos would you help a poor not
what nin't' able to work?"
"Why. you look strong. What keeps
you from working?"
“Mo bloomin: prldo. tout."
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FORD
TH E UNIVERSAL CAR
And this is the stamp of approval of a
responsible maker—proud of his good
handiwork. The “Winged—Pyramid"
is backed by reliability in all automo-
biicdomnsomething better than a
guarantee-11 worthy reputation'u-and
a car that will go seventy-five thousand
strong this yoar.
All Fords are Model T’s—all alike ex-
cept the bodies. The two passenger
runabout costs $590~the five passen-
Y’f‘fllkln‘ Q‘ICDI.
Please sing It be
contrary Montana». “ 1,1
1m to
So. Main St.
or muting car $690—the delivery car
§7oo—the town car $goo-f. o. b. Dc-
troit, completely equipped Get lat-
est catalogue from S. L. Benedict, 98
Home Rhubarb
Potatoes -
Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dozen
W. Baker 5 Cocoa or Chocolate
Good Butter per lb. .............
Bermuda Onions. per quart .....
Home Spinach Home Kale, Asparagus. Lettuce, Wax Bean
Sweet Potatocs, Oranges, Strawberries.
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Optician
" O. B. J ackSon
6! WALL STREET
NORWALK.
_ PHONE 438.
Everything in the Optical Line " Q Q
Q Eyes Examined Free
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1 union bakers. Pure ingredients;
l 1111311' 1 not it
Q i l323~lnsist
'1 Try our 10c Split Loaf,
" ‘ RUNDLE’S BAKERY
1'1 moRWALK
RUNDLE’S
it's the quality hind. Made in a clean, sanitary shop. by expo,
fresh
3 through your grocer. your ownwagons. or both stores. it your grocer
Phone Rundle' s Bakery-0ur Number 1
. BREAD
at your door every day.»
on getting us
“‘1
EAST NORWALK
{'213 Washington Street
John Kubovic
Ladies’ and Gents’
Merchant Tailor
Best Materials ——- Lowest Prices
" Give Us a Trial
South Nor-walk
Charles in Voriln of Turrytown,
,spent Saturday and Sunday at his pur-
outul home in town. '
QQQContruc-tor Salvator (‘.harrlott is
building a cobblestone wall in Hill.
‘sido street. Mr Edmund O'Connor.
Miss Mnmio Henley, of New York.
{glut Keefe of Yonkers, and Frank
Sherwood and Miss Sadie Burton, , of
Bridgeport. were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Sherwood and family of
River street yesterday.
Q Dr. A. R. Starr’ofurnituro will an
rive in town this afternoon from New
York city in large. automobiles and
will be Installed in the residence of
the doctor in East avenue. The foru-
My will come to Norwslk for the sum—
mar tomorrow.
' " M. 11110111 roottoi on the lath lost»
1 Mn. Boyhood ml Mr. manhunt will
W in It duct-
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M tho no»; will
' llt'
,On the River
Thornton Smith. Representotlvo
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