,I TUESDAY, an r... “:91: i“ Pure Home- : made Candy. Alwsys an HUYLER'B rmous CHOCOLATES LANE'I run: to: calm THE arm or IAKERY Pnooucrs F. A. LANE 51 Washington Sinai. Mirth Norwsik .fi. ‘1‘ . Jog)” . . . -Z'II.III '2 3-1-1 . . Pride of Court Narruk Circle, 801. Companions of the Forest. meet tonight. ‘ No. will Harugari Soicoty. No. 634, ct Nor- walk. met last evening for the regular monthly session. Outr Brothcrs lodge. No. 10, l. 0. 0. F., held a. regular weekly business ‘ meeting last night. A catch but-tin causing some trouble . in the Water street paving work was cleaned out yesterday. Lady Washington Lodge, No. 21. Shepherds of Bethlehem, held a rogu- Jar meeting last night. —— Catholic ‘Union Council. No. 4d, Knights of Columbus, will hold a re- gular meeting tonight. The Norwnlk Board of Fire Under- writers held o. regular business moot- lng yesterday afternoon. Welcome Stranger Lodge, No. 364. Sons of St. George will hold a regular weekly business meeting this evening. Routine business was transacted at the meeting of Concord Division. No. 2. Sons of Temperance held last oven- ing. A new song was added to tho Tellf‘l" intro of the Metropolitnn Orchestra: at their regular rchersni in Norwnlk,. last evening. The Sixth Company, (toast Artillery Corps, C. -N. 0., 'will drill nnd hold a business meeting in the state armory this evenlng. ‘ -.IZ-Z-Z-Ii‘urn-“n'-,-;-:-:IfIf-Zlf-:-2-;uj. Izu'vtliozc:-;!I- The directors of the Norwalk Board" of Tirade will meet tonight in the Nor- walk City council chambers for regu-i lar business. The regular mocltim.r oi' the Hat ’nrimmers‘ Association will be held‘ thiscvoning at ii o'clock at Central Iii" tbor Lyceum. _—... w The weekly buntnes meeting of lin-. can 'l‘rlhe, No. 26. I. O. R. .\l.. held this evening in its Wigwam. Wnshington street. qushing‘bon Comp, No.11. P. 0. S. of A., will hold its weekly business meeting this evening in its hall in Washington street. ' The Ladies Aid of the. 'Methodlut will hel ml i Episcopal Church will hold a sewing!“ nesting wmorrow afternoon at 2 o'- clock at the church. o The Girl'. Friendly Society of Grace Church will hold a regular meeting to- night. A supper will tend to make the whoring o pleasant one The second public session of the (own hand of estimate and taxation will be bold in the South Nor-walk , council climbers this evening. Tho somivtnonthiy business meetinz M P. O. mun-bury Lodge. New Eng- hld Order of Promotion. will be held this culling in'tho Mysticcnsin Hall, in Mutton strut. l .14 PAGE & SHAW Ionian The Candy of Excellence 11.00 por pound F. H. BAXTIR. Anon! for Town of Norwoik Anderson’s hunch Works Launches and Boats for solo. All kinds of repairing given spool-l Attention. Oyster Iboil Point. Norwaik _,._- Wfifl. Lows In Primitivo Timon. Throughout the dark nges of Europe an accused person had to carry a. piece of red- hot iron for some dis- tance in his hand or to walk nine feet barefootcd over plough-hares nt white heat. The hand or foot was bound up and inspected three days afterward. If the defendant had escaped unhurt be was pronounced innocent. If he had been burned he was declared guilty. Ahili The dispenser bad Just mixed n drink, which, to put it mildlyt—rcnlly, without the slightest desire to exng‘ gernto or to color the facts in tho slightest~wns n lulu. Ho who received it took one long draught. smacked his lips. roliod his eyes toward the othe- real regions. Thou he remarked. in n hushed who: “Say, fellows, that's I drink a: for an ace!" “Mix Compliment. A vicar ws taken ill sud hisl chumh wardon sought a substitute. when the bishop of the diocese offered ‘ to take the Sunday services himself The church warden at the close of the 3 service went up to the bishop and 2 after thanking him stsmmered out: “A poorer preacher would have done fori us. your lordship, but we were unable . to find one." i Fairly Startlod a Walter. ; A waiter gnvu himself the worst of it by $2 in making change. according to the Chicsgo Evening Post. The man who pnld the chctk saw the er-i mr and handed the hill back in ther “8) of a tip. The waiter has bruit1 bowing to the ground before him ever since and thinks he is some exiled wince living here incog. Judgment by Deduction. , Widow-J want a stone for my bus- bands grave exactly like the other one in the lot. Agent-But. isn’t it a trifle small for a man of your hus- band‘ s prominence? Widow-No. sir! 3 If Thomas thought a stone like that was good enough for his first wife, I; guess it's plenty good enough forl 'l‘homns.”-Life. Emorson's Advlco to Writs". i If you learn to write. 'tis tn the. street you must learn. You must fro quent the “public square. There you: must defend your every view and st- titudo. The people and not the col-l loge is the writer’s home.‘ Keep iui touch with your follow mam—Emeni son. ~ Sentinel wont Ids. bring results. of all kinds promptly built. Boots ’ We are ready to “Suit” any and every ;: man in The ’ Norwalks And lots of boys too. Our magnificent spring stocks are large enough and var- ‘ icd enough to "suit" any man, big, little. medium sized. short, 3 ' tall. fat. slim. young, old. I We've the sizes to fit any of the above with fabrics and styles for any taste desired, from the modest productions for . . the man of quiet demeanor to the “talkative" styles for the ‘ sportivc inclined. Any man—of any taste—at any price. Suits and Topcoats $10 to 330 Fish Fish THE QUALITY THAT WINS. AT A BLUE. FLAT. COO AND BUTTER FISH HALIBUT. can nits LOWER PRICE QUALITY moor WEAKF!“ EELS HARD c surran. connecvtcur mvsn sum noes. LEAVE “J SHAD RECEIVED FRESH ONLY one row Lossrzns FOR snur: l .. ‘i-ll Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. FREE DELIVERY. DELAWARE ROE AND BUCK SHAD. DAY. TELEPHONE 108. ‘ O A FEW FACTS We desire to cull your attention to the fact that we have had it private Wire phone installed in our Norwnlk store The number is . 1323 The number of the phone at the East. Var-walk store remains 4 the. some, 429. Our bakery. situated in East Norwnlk, is all above ground, no on! tar and is as light and airy us your own kitchen. We maintain that our shop is as clean and orderly us your kitchen on baking dnv Our linkers are all clean cut. progrosivo young men. who take pride in their bakinga. Nothing but the best of ingredients are used. All flour is sifttd and all brood and calm mixtures Ire made by illllt‘hInUi run by on elmtrlc motor. Everything is mndc under our personal supervision. in our ion crenm and candy department at Vorwnlk. we are in stalling a new ice croum. mnchino snd will be prepared in it short time to give you a superior article. Orders for our bniury or ice rrcutn products may be telephoned to either store or gltcn to any driver. We deliver ice cream. melted. to any plnce in The Norwalkn. at any time. Orders for Sunday din- ncr n siuycluity. We maintain a free delivery in the city of Norwalk Orders for morning delivery should be in hetero 9 a. in. and for attornoon deliv- ery boiuto 3 p. m. The Norwnlk store will be renovated shortly and a pretty cream parlor fitted in the rent. We desire particularly to call sttention‘o our ten cent split loaf of bread. lt's making a great hit We no introducing new cakes nearly every week. Special orders for 1011598.! Iocieiles. etc. will receive the. some personal attention that we give to all ordets Your grocer probably handles our bnkoty products. We deliver ‘ our goods fresh every day. You can order from him orxfrom one of our delivery wagons. or from either store. A post card or a phone message to the Norwslk store will assure you fresh bakery products every day or as often so you want them. All our goods are guaran- ‘tsod to be fresh and pure. A trial will convince you. CRITICISM INVITED. RUNDLE’S BAKERY 11 Main Street, Norwsik. Fonnoriy H. A. Smith. Corner Von Inn! at. and Osborn Aim. E. Nomlk. ice M..." ._......._........ SAVE AS YOU limit W-....-. .. dTEAOiLYu-‘l‘l’ an... . No non or woman out tell its moms-ti nth-tr dorm III. d”. r M“. . on. who on o 19 Shoo. this and 81 98. 'lrorcetain Filling is the material you have been think- ling about for that cavity in your from tooth only you may not have known just what term to apply to it. It is superior to all others It gold is not used-is ‘not affected by, acids. has good odgs strength. is Manhunt: tsry. sud no one would our suspect the tooth had boon filled. Do not con- t’uuo it with other ailing- you my have hoard shout. Come in sud lot mo toll you more shout it. JIIouthlllinltuloutlumm 'Iosr'st' thumping tru- sonny-panama: House Dresses Attractive ‘models' in ‘Chombroy, Lawn and Per- ‘ sole. Self-Color slid Combi- ' notion. High. Round and Square Neck Models. Prices Rom“ Victim Alive. An almost unbelievably cruel hap- pening has some to light at Hiroshi- ma. Japan. There a man and his wife havmbeon urn-outed for willfully cremating a live man. The prinonerl wore in charge of o crsmstorium. and while at work a faint voice coming out of I colin begged for fresh air. The couple took no notice. howovsr. and proceeded to spply firs. roasting tho man alive. ‘ , Hod Boon In Training. A man who had undergone a court nomination by a lawyer in Chicago without fsltoring for a second was complimented by the lawyer inter for his accurate monitor of recalling early and minor episodes of his life. "i was well rehearsed for it.” said the witness. “Only yesterday i had to fill out on application for s tele- phone." Aid for tho invalid. A stick of the right sort will holp an invalid in many ways. It should be strong, yet light, with a stout iron hock on one end and a knob on the other. This will enable on invalid to adjust curtslnnasiso and lower shades and windows, push her rolling chair or move I screen. and aid herself in a variety of other ways. Overlooked. We wish to make some mark in life. We turn to the distant and far away, when. indeed, the things for us. the things to make our marks upon. tho things to do with, grow by, to let us into the desired happiness arc the lit- tle ones lying just here about our daily pnthw the overlooked things out to us.-—J. F. Wore. The Hotel Booklet. I like to rend in little books of trusy lawns and shady nooks and sandy dunes and purling brooks, but then i take s pack a little further on and use that all this icy is far from free, sud that's the painful part to me—thst thirty plunks per week.— Wnshington Herald. Uuius Worrying. An old author has remarked that there are two things which it does no good to worry nbout—-whst you can help, and what you csn't help. The latter, because fretting won‘t help the matter; and in the former. because it is your duty.to go Ind help it. with- out fretting. Going Backward. The conditions of existence in Su- ony have changed so touch in the but few years that, whereas the husbond's earnings used to nudioo for the needs of his family. now they do not, and the wife and children must help earn the daily bread The womnn who can teach can and private pupils~asauredly through a modest campaign of Sentinel Wont advertising. . COAL HARRIS 8t .GANS COMPANY nun-ions voun caucus CLENS W 0U). cHoos: son voun éxmmzn one who is not only I skillful ro- froctionist but who is also quali- rooognlso any diseased condition that any exist. We employ expoflonood Ocuilm to usmluo eye- and gusrsntos ut- l l fled by training and experience to y . r. l Extra Special! Gra-ROck Ginger Ale, 1 Dozen Large Bottles . . . . Gra-Rock Water: 1 Dozen . , Pint Bottles . . . . . $1.25 r These two articles are bottled at Chilton“ Connecticut and are equal to any import-s ed brands. A trial will convince. A F. Beckmann 8. Co. 83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK . Phone 440 51.15 I South Norwalk Stamford Port Chester .- FINAL MAP OF Rock Ridge (Formerly Beard’s Rocks) READY APRIL 29th - TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE Only One First Choice Many will write for these maps but the one whog‘ets first choice will Telephone 760 South N orwalk M. D. RANDALL - ROYAL GROCERY co. Home Rhubarb Potatoes - - - per peck Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dozen. ................. . .. Good Butter. per lb. ....................... . ..... . .. . . W. Baker’ 5 Cocoa or Chocolate ...................... , . . . . 1' Bermuda Onions per quart ............................ _. . . 10 Home Spinach, Home Kale, Asparagus, Lettuce, Wax Bean Sweet Potatoes, Oranges, Strawberries. , 22 South Main street John Kubovm x Ladies’ and Gents’ Merchant ’ Tailor Best Materials —— Lowest Prices Give Us a Trial 218 Washington Street South Norwolk] O ® EXIRA SPEGIIiS VERY BEST GREAMERY BUTTER, A POUND ......... ......... 19 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FOR ... ‘ EXTRA FINE POTATOES, A PECK.............................‘.‘.. BEST FLOUR, LARGE BAG .. Indus!IIto-hocodtlocq-Ousnvisits-9‘... ~ r The Great A&P Tea Compan 124 WASHINGTON or. sourn "ovum“ . Doilvsrlos 8:80 a. m. um! 2:80 p. m. Fro. pm, Tol. No. 800. 25c mm in ml or morohsudllc it“ I
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