'll’cdnosday; modern (1 westerly winds.
O
j warned him to go home.
r y-cantain found 311(0th asleep at the
5 police station entrance. and arrested.
GOODS ‘
in Dainty Cbeclu, Stripes.
Crou Bars and Mercorizod
Madras.
CREAM canons .
_ 250, 506 and $1 a yard
E. K. BANKS
Mlhackomo Hotel Block
South Nor-walk
a
WEATHER FORECAST. ,
For Norwalk and V'icinty: :onoral-
ly fair and continued r-ool tonight 11nd
A slight. disturbnuco, central this
morning over Minnesota, is producing
unnoitlodtand showcry weather in 1.1111
upper Mississippi Valley and \‘i’ostei‘it
portion of titan Luke region. Plot-Intuit;
weather prevails generally in all otht-r
sections east of the 1101,»va Mountains.
The temperatures: nro hclow the nor-
mal in nearly all tho \Vi‘Sll‘l'l] and nor-
lllt‘l'n sections. Light frosts were re—
ported us far south as iloduv City.
Kansas and dAsheV'illc, .\' (‘.
w-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 3:} high, 68.
(‘lcnr.
The Slate barbs-r commissioners hr»
at A. .\i. Poiiimun's harbor shops today
examining applicants for licenses,
Engineer E C‘. Wollstui‘, ol‘ [the Con-
nortimt tompnm of New Huron,
spent yesterday in Norwalk onbuul-
ness.
Butler Chapter. No. 3S, Royal Ma-
song will hold its stared convocation
this evening in the Masonic temple in
SOllill Main street.
Manager J 13. l’ottor. of the Connec-
ticm. Compani. of Port Chester. spent
yesterday after 110611 and last evening
in Nomaik on business.
.The Town Touchern' Association
will elect omcers and'have reirosb
ments at the meeting to be held in
the Franklin school this evening
South Norwnlk Camp. No. 9,294.
Woodmen of America. will hold its
semi-monthly businoss meeting this
evening in its hall in South Main
street. '
~ The rehersal of the South Norwnlk
Quan‘totte lull, which is scheduled to be
ehld this evening. has been postponed
until Friday evening. when it will he
hold at the hall. in North Main street.
little Miss Ethol Worden, daugh-
lei ot‘ Councilman and M113. Howard
Worden. has been when ill with the
domains Another daughter. Miss J11»
tine Worden is just recoverng from a
similar attack.
Contmctortl Byington .und Paradise.
have omnpleted laying gnu mains in
New street, East Norwalk. ior'the Unl-
ted Electric Light and “Water Com-
pany and have now started renewing
‘uervioo connection 111 Wool avenue.
South Norwalk and Norwalk
1 the girl doi'
Baseball Goods
A New and sample“ Lino
GLOVE. ...............250 to 86.00
BATS .... ..50 to 31.00
Also a Completo Line of
TENNla-GOODS
-——A'l‘—-
WM. ‘P. 'BEERS
IntooIlI-ooduu
STATIONERY STORES
M...»
Not Going to Let Him Escape.
“Smithers in discourugod about his
love attain" “What's happened?" "Ho
was in the act of proposing last night
when the girl's mother and (other
come in." “What. did Smithers do?"
”Stopped short, of courno." “What did l
"Sim sold: ‘Whul were;
you saying, Mr. Smithcrulmmhile.
Having an Understanding. i
Tl‘ilt'liel‘~’"AFllllllfl i shall be obliged .
to detain you again today after school.
in out." Arthur tngcd seV‘en)~-~«"Oi{
course you undorutnnd that if ihore ls‘,
any gosiiip comes of your keeping mo;
uitcr 111-11001 ovory day. you urn ro-L
uponulhie for lt."-liouton Transcript:
To Cleanse Brushes.
To clean huir brushes put a inblcm
spoonful of ummonin into a basin ofi
tepid “titer and dip tho brushes up
and drum in it until they urn cloun
Drv \Vlih the brlullos down and theyf
will be like new.
His Sea Legs Still On. ‘
"Eddie. you may read" said his;
teacher. And Eddlo rend in a high- i
pitched voice: "\‘Vhen (‘olumbna dls- l
covared America be loaded on the‘
ground and gore thanks to God " ’
Woman's Home Companion. ‘.
Cut. l
Ella—Sim is considered the flower
of the family. Slclldend since -ht-r
operation she fools, she. says, that
she can be classed in the list of "out :
flowers."
l
g
l
Mun Trick. . l
A Mississippi man believed to be
dead woke up and admired tho flowers ‘
his friends had sent him Some oiE
them probably ieit like sending him
the bills.
Made Hlmlelf lmm‘uno.
Mlthridates. grant ruler of Pofitua,
gradually hardened himself against
every known poison by taking tiny
doses; that no poison could catch him
napping;
The Total Defect.
Percy—Does Algy‘a new unit lit
him? Cbolllo-‘No. bub Joye!
lirousora pockets are too smnllto hold
his handm-«Harper'n Baznr.
Rhoda island's Small‘Vote.
Journal. casts 11 smaller vote. propor-
tionately to its population. than is
polled in any other northern state.
Breeding Place of Suspicion.
The man who i‘ 11willlng to trust
anybody acquires % caution through
introspection.
a
At, the meeting of the South Nor-
"iwalk Local, Socialist Party, that was
hold last evening Richard Volgt was
.‘cloc'iod a delegate to the state can
ventlon which will be held on May
30th, probably in Bridgeport.
_..,_‘.._
1 John Mthrthy was about the
ntieotd last evening in an intoxicated
condition. Curtain Thomas Hunt
Later the
him for his own way. Thin morning
Judge Edward M. .‘hock'wood let the
mill go, it being his first offence.
, “on” well invested—an Advertise
mm in The, stunner
14-13 Oolflllm DI“. Nomlk. coon.
fill! All"?!
Prodigal Waste of Heat.
About three times as much heat is
wanted in internal combuption on:
311105 asis converted into power.
~9—
R. W. Dunfonlh, 166 No. Main St,
Concord, tried many remedies tor
kidney trouble, but they did not cure
him. Then he saw on ddvdrtluement
or Foley Kidney Pill: and began tak-
lug them. “in a short time I com-
monood to get. better. the pains lott
my back the notion or 1119 kidneys.
was free and nuturtti and the scalding
i sensation Gounod. I gladly recommend.
Foley Kidney Pillll
it Go. . ‘
’1'“ W F. Wigwam
dorm-Arum ruvuomu
i .
The -
Rhoda island. buys the Providence 2,
Trial
tree trial.
W by waste your strength Ind
1 heuvydlrty mop?
l
l You don’t touch the mop with
|
Fits any pail.
“ an out oi order.
START YOUR CHICKS RiGHT
Something Good for Young Chicks.
The success of Him broods. from the 111111119111 thoy are out of the
sholl depends on tho food you 11 e
pared, are the kind 1011 can do 11nd on to induce lino. healthy iowla
“in 1150 not only the has: and (31911th min
and future sturdV humus
tcilnln. but 1V o proportion out mitt:
tho youngest illllk its “oil on lw lull uroVVn fool
cracked grains are pvriulliod lo lit)
“ , Offer
WCO” 1
Mon wnilNGEn.
We want ovary
homewiia in thin oom-
munity to know who: I
hard-work aver tho
" VANCO" "mu 6 ..
MOP .WRINGER vmcola':
in. and now oii‘cr you I two wcch'
You would not thinhol wringing out your vmhing by hand.
It: Myanma-
boiling water and any oi the injurious dirt cleanse". Docs away
with back breaking. hind-mucking drudgery.
2: iways dry and clean. Wrinp tho mop dry with the least efion.
Will not tip over.
l: I“ maul. guivmized titer assembling.
Will not rust or break. ‘ ,Will we» Ililctimc.
A. J. Collins & Company
disfigurc your hands wringing a
your lands. Emblu you to use
Your dress is
Ru no can or roller; to
in 1min (hlrl-i Foods, homo pro
:rrs ‘ilt'llilliu i). la piovido for
0an 11wool.tiotlnd 1
into our iccdn
(hick Food in not 1111 oxporlineiu. but in something that has been i
(Hillel'lllh touted. und llit‘i‘t‘ it. 11" ihi- in 11m- 11 that can not be led alone ‘
with perfect a. ifPl).
ported Milloln, lino rrotlted char onl.ti:oimu;i1l,\ mind and
lionnie (‘hlck Fwd contoino tho choimt im-
nelcolod
gtulns our l1 1111 out mun), crar lied VVhodi, cfrxuhod knillr. pens. lino old
truikcd coin. VVhi th (Ollllillled. 11mm :1 mod him adopted oi produce
at 10m; and \lKOI'Oilri rhlrhnnn
le‘irst in q11:di1V,lnst in 111i M.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
alumni in .. ho minds of its custom
ors-~llonnig Home Ground Food for Hum 1-1, (1min and Poultry
~__
~_..N..u,...- V. ... .. w...
dmxricnn Agricultural Chemical Co.'s l Mape's i Lister's
Ground Bone, Sheep Manure, Ashes
LAND PLASTER, AlR SLAKED
MURIATE. OF ROTASH. NlTRATE OF SODA, TIMOTHY.CLOVER
AND RED TOP GRASS SEED.
RAYMOND
Wauomnmm
LIME, BAR NYARD MANURE,
BROTHERS
; out to the burn and tnkon
.’ shoes of! the horse."
yehhmcnt.
celvé prompt attention.
ARE .READY FOR
RIVER STREET
A11 Afternoon’s Outing
in one. of our automobiles will yield large returns {or a small in-
Our cars are roomymloun
chuuil’anrn experienced and careful drivers.
Latest Models of The Mayor Automobile
.lNSPECTQIN AT OUR GARAGE.
OSCAR H. BANKS
Telephone 681-3
and our
orders ro-
und comfortublo.
Telephone
NORWALK, CONN
The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Luniber and Mill Work for Everything
Toiophom. 46.
BEAVER
plaster and wall-paper.
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute tor lath. and
It in susceptible of an infinite variety
widebcopo tor individunl pretermont and note. We are aunts
and keep a. large aupply on‘hand.
BOARD
City AssesSOrs’ Notice
1 - We. the undersigned, hereby giro no-
tice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxed in the City or South
Nor 'lnwul that they are required to
deliver to the usaéawrs. or either or
them, on or before the slot day of
May. 1912, a. written or printed llat,
dated. dined and divorn to, 0! all the
property owned by them on the int
day 111 May, 1912. lidle to titxniion
‘mahlng a description or all the real
entate, ouch parcel being separately
deacrlbod.
N.B .—~Lim my bra returned to the
,arseauora. at the new Council rooms.
In the Library Building, Washington
, street. Booth Norwalk. from and in-
cluding Moyils. 1913. said office to.
be open front 10 to 12 O‘clock n. m.
- and from 2 no ii o’clock p. m.; on Sat.
urtiayii from 'i to 9 o'clock in the eve-
nins, and Wednebday. May iii-t, from
7 to 9 o'clookp m.
Datod at tho pally of South Nor
in 10th A. D..1919
‘ “ A TO
of. artistic designs for walls and celllnsa, and permit: of a g
NOTICE
city tax or nlno (9) mill: on tho doi-
lar, laid 0n the assessment lth of 1911.
by the Board of Estimate and Taxa-
lion, wlli- be due and payable on the
first day or May, 1912. at which time i
will rooeivo the some at my omce,
Room ii. United Bank Building. 97
Waubinston street, South NorWnllr.
Penalty at the rate or nine (9) tier
cant. A year from May]. 1912. will bo
chargedy on all bill. remaining unpaid
utter Junol 1912. .
Winn human 8. Wtwox.
animal or Tarot of tho City or
lottth NormVllt.
rmult. April 10. 191i.“w
TRIAL! OF WATERMEMJN LOVER.
lionnlc Little l ,
i nithm in tho rihhon dripnrtmrvnt.
worth tho dittvrrnrc.
1 it. you can go out and look for your-
? sclt‘."-llarper'a Magazine.
. forth on them: cars?" asked a trav—
' = ted?" she inquired
1
l
I l Judge. "
. CITY TAXES 9 '-
Tho taxpayers or the City or south .
Norwnlk are hereby notified that the' ‘
l
.. . Itg canton um I
They were looted around the tabla ‘
partaking of watermelon. lo the talk
naturally turned to the luscious fruit.
“it. reminds mo of a converuation
which took place between two col-
ored woman.“ told one of the cue-tn.
“'lim~u, but Ah certainly does lobe
watermelon; said one. ‘lt sure doe:
tickio malt palate. How does you like
watermelon. Sister Lino?
“‘Wa-a-ll. Ah tells you. Sis“ June.’
returned the other. 'Ah certainly does
love watermelon. but I can’t eat
'em.‘
“‘Wall. that am £00 bad. What om
do matter, Lize?’
“‘Wnll, that am like dis. Sls'
Juno 1 lobes uniormelonn. but Ah
alwtya zeta mnh ears wet V'vben Ah
eats '.'om”'
' auction Il Boa. , .
A ynulhiul Canadian, who is pos-
sossed or the romantic idea of “go-
ihg to sea," is meeting with much
parental opposition.
“The sailor never amounts to any
thing, my boy," urged his prosaic in,
iher. "He works hard. has few boll:
days and never achieves grout suc-
cons.”
“That's where you‘re mistaken.” ex-
claimed Yonng Cnnuda. triumphant
ly. “Look at King George! lie start-
ed out on a sailor. and now he's got
to be the head oi! the empire.“-—
Kingston Whip.
HAD A SWEET TOOTH.
Tho snowy tnnplirnnl for pool-
tioniwl'll who tho plate in tin: untidy
dopnrlmont.
Mnnngor oi lh-pnrtmont Store~
lint it pnyn a dollar Ions than the po-
liut it's
The Sulocimlywi know,
”h...
The Singer.
And still 111 mm: rush in his lips.
in spiin of toll 1111.1 il‘tvlllelr;
The ‘\\'0(‘ that mnrlontinu grips.
And inmv'n I‘lllilthl hobbit.
w
Front Positive.
"Mother." sold Harold. "l‘vo been
all the
"Now. Harold." sold his mother.
"you are telling me: a wrong story. and
i shall punish you."
"No. truly. l have." persisted Bar-
old." "I took them off. and then I put
them on again. if you don’t believe
The Secret.
"Why do you have those glass cases
with the his. hammer. croVV'bnr and so
olcr.
“Oh. those. are put there in moo any
one wants a window oron." replied
the locations milll.-lled Hen.
Loud.
"is this dross opt to "be easily spot-
"At least four blocks off. I should
ansnered tho gentlomdnly
clerk.
CHANGE-D Hi3 OPlNlON.
Mrs. Hemlock—Solomon wash wine
mun
Mr. Bannock—Oi you! Oh! yon!
Mrs. Bannock—die had nix hundred
wives.
Mr. Hon‘pecthih-weuhe wasn't
so “tore-wise ditor all.
in Mylo.
The loo-int l not yttatardny
Wu mutual” at A pink:
dtly riahl.
The New Cable Letters.
Twenty words acrosis the
Atlantic for $1. 50.
Thirty words for the
price at weekend.
Save mail’ «3 delay
anxiety.
same
and
Full Information and Rates by Teie
THE 11551121111 unon TELEGRAPH 11011111111
phone
up
FORD
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
A man is “complete" witho .lt his
clothes-Land so is an automobi c with- .
out equipment But the Ford 5 com-
plete and equipped—ail there ut the
passengers. It' s thc perfect co picto-
n'css of the Ford car that enabl 5 us to
easily sell seventy five thous rid. of
them this year.
All Fords are Model T‘s—«ail alike ex-
cept the bodies. The two parssenger
runabOut costs $59o—the five passen-
er touring car $690—the deli cry car
Ema-nth: town car Sync-4. o.‘ 11. De-
troit, completely equipped. Get lat-
est catalogue from S. L. Benedict, 98.
So. Main St.
‘ ,
WALL STREET "
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
O. B. Jackson
Optician _
Everything in the Optical Linc?
Eyes Exnmlned Free
".
The largest selection of Wi ton, Axmin-
ster, Velvet, Brussel, Ingraini Matting dud {j
Crex Rugs." .. Linoleums. Oil Cloths, Cars
pets, and Mattings, Lace C rtains, Por-M
tiers, Couch. Covers, Shads Good
quality“ and close prices d their own
talking. i ..
Mitchell’s Furnituré Store
NORWALK -*
Home Rhubarb
Potatoes
Strictl Fresh E
Good
W. 3.11m Cocoa or Chocolate
3 mon‘mhwqu‘rtIt'llilbll‘dkfiq‘
.m .m ......._.
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no...otooathonnottonllcwlt
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