' jfied with bond embroidery and cap- . floats the" on with their unusual .. ohm. 'Ilho most important thing to Pure Home- .3 made Candy §§ H.333; $2.12... i} caocouves -; 1 LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM THE our or BAKERY ' rnooucrs F. A. LANE 61 Washington Street. loath Norwailt' - .,-,e.o_I,o_-:-.-.-;-;-,n;o,-L.J'- I I I Tile Central Labor Union will hold Its Iemi-mouthly business meeting. Thlrsday evening. Buckingham Woman‘s Relief Corps, No. 30 will hold'& regular business meeting tomorrow afternoon (.‘ockenoe llaymultcrs‘ Association No. 32%, i. 0. R. 51.. will hold :1 bi- monthly business meeting tohorl‘ow night. , The summer timetable on the New York,‘.\lew Haven and Hartford ruli- ropd will go into ei‘iocton Sunduy._ June 2. Star at Columbia Circle. Compan- ions of the Florest will hold its semi ’ monthly business meeting on Thurs-i day evening. The semi-monthly business meeting of South Norwaik Council, No. 1.253, Knights of Columbus will be held‘ Thursday evening. The robins, gracltles red- winged blackblrds, and phoebes me about as numerous as usual this season. but the bluebirds have come with greatlyl reduced ranks. not one- quarter of theI usual number are to be seen. bird stu. dents soy. In Connecticut 8.909 foreigners have taken out flfrsi. papers. Ten years ago about 5,000 had first pa-j pers ready. The aliens within the State borders number 84,469. while 11 decade ago they numbered 34.1%. "w In regard to licensing of cuts which question is being given consid- erable publicity by the State ilapt‘is it. might be pertinent to inquire if the arrangement would in any way interfere with the midnight conven- tion that are frequently held by the. feline inhabitants. The largest egg laid at Storrs last week weighed 24-10mm of (1 pound: and was laid by a single comb Rhodo Island Red. owned by ii. P. Deming of Robertsville Conn. The smallestl egg laid weighed 3- 100015 of a pound and it was laid by :1 single comb. white Leghorn, owned by Thomas Baron of Caltorth, Eng. The Epworth League of the district comprised in the New York East Con: tercnoe will hold it. annual convention: at the Methodist 'Church in Stamford.1 May 31. The meeting will continue all day. and will be marked by ad- ilresseo‘oi prominent clergyman and election of unicorn tor the ensuing your. The town: included are those between the points of Danbury and Bridgeport and New York city. For the woman who knows good vul-I also. the collection of waists on salel at the N. Ill. Ryan Co.’ a store will room 3 rel/damn. There are various mod— I all, including high and low nook stylesu fll humanely trimmed: some are tin- mr I. that waste may be had um coo om: pays tor very ordi- ”kindle—Mo. Boo odvortiooment. PAGE 81 SHAW locum The Candy of Excellence ".00 per pound r. H. aaxrza. _ Agent for Town of Norwal'k Anderson's Launch w'om Launches and Boats of all kindo promptly built. Boats tor sale. All kinds of repairing given special attention. ‘ West Norwnlk. War. Oyster Oholl Point, Nomlk REAL ESTATE SALES. The following transfers of real es~l late have been recorded in the ofllcel ‘of Town Clerk Herbert It. Smith for the past few dny2s Frank P. Whitehead. to Samuel!” Roodn-er. building lot. Gibson Terrace. War. Albert Wollnltz to James Ii}. Ella .Il'.. building lot. Charles street. War. ’ (tannins M, Webb to Minerva M. .iarvis,_uudlvided interest ill 18 acres Ward and Main street. War. W111. P. Quentin to w. F. Acton. lot, Rho Park. War ‘ Horace bl. Dunn and Oscar ll. Banks to Win Hunks, building lot. Slocum street. War. Wm Hanks to Outer H. Banks. lot and buildings, Herbert street. War. A“. and Eben R. Foole to Peter Ho- loenskl and wife. land. Ward street. War. l George M. Robinson to Alvlne S. Harding. Chicano. land and buildings. Estate [Aisha Smith to Horace E . Dunn buildingliot, Morris street. Ens. ‘ cod. if Horace m Dann to The Townsystwol . Francisks. building lot, Morris street. 00. . ‘ Wm. A. Curtlo to same building lot. . Morris street. ; Clara Parsons to sumo. building lot. ‘ \Ionis street. War. Chou 8. Greenwood to Edward M Jackson, building lot. Newtown Ter~ rnre War. i FLOOD KILLS MANY DEER. Hundreds of wild door as well as much smaller game, have been killed by the floods in the Mississippi valley. and hundreds mole. are now starving in tho overflowed ierritorv, moulding io- 1epoits received by the Amerlinn (lame Protective and Peyiognlilon As- sociation of New York One hundred 'ond seventy deer are marooued on tho mounds in the submerged Sunflower River district a few miles from Vicks- burg. Mississippi in response to requests for aid from' some protectionism in that locality. the Association has sent one of Its; special agents. Philip E.Farlll1am. t0" investigate and to help in the rescue work. After leaving Vicksbrg, Mr. Fol-n: ham will go to Texas to assist in the formation ota state same protective association. These intersted in this. 'will hold a. convention at Waco, Ma)“ 21st to 20th. Our No. 474 Balbr1g~ SanUnderwear at 500 a“Corker” It comes in long and oh art sleeves. drawers and is the boot value we’ve offered in along time. regular or stout .‘ You can‘t find its equal. let alone its superior in the city —-st the price. ‘ Perhaps you only want to pay a quarter—we've a mighty good number at that price. Perhaps it will be a “union” suit—a number of makes at from $i.oo to $2.50 Athleticslly inclined and many others will want B. V. D. or Porous Knit ribbed or flat at from sec to $1.00. ‘Anything and everything in summer furnishings rightly priced. It's a bit early perhaps to wear a straw. but not too early to make your selection. Our stock is right—oil the new straws. and shapes and a swell line of “Panamas.” a—u- SOUTH NORWALK lFiSh Fish THE QUALITY THAT WINS. AT A LOWER PRICE QUALITY MUST SUFFER. CONNECTICUT RIVER BLUE. FLAT. COO AND BUTTER FISH, HALIBUT. SEA [Hod UHAD ROES. LEAVE-I DERB FOR LOBSTERS FOR SATUI‘ DAY. SHAD RECEIVED FRE‘H DAILY DELAWARE ROE AND BUCK SHAD,‘ Cutbiii’s Bridge Fish Market. TELEI’HONE 108. ‘ sass osuvsnv. A F E W‘ F A C T S We desire to call your attention to the fact that we have had a nrh ate wire phone installed In our Norwolk store The number is 1323. The number of the phone at the East Norwalk store rotation the scum, 429 Our halter). situated in host Norwulk, is all above ground. no eel. lar and is as light and airy as your own kitchen. We maintain that our shop is as clean and orderly as your kitchen on baking day. Our linkers are all clean cut. progresivo young man. who take pride in their bakings Nothing but the boot oi Ingredients are used. All flour ls sifted and all broad and cake mixtures are made by machines run tn an electric motor Everything la mode undei our personal aiminulon. ‘ In our Ice cream and candy department. at Norwalk. we are in« Malling u new ice cream machine and will he prepared in a short time to give you a superior article. Orders for our bakery or ice cream products may be telephoned to either store or given to any driver. We deliver ice cream. packed. to any place in The Norwalks, at any time. Orders for Sunday din- ner a specialty. We maintains .froo delivery In the city of Norwalk Orders for morning dedivery should be in before ii a. in. and for afternoon deliv- ery before ii p. 111.4 The Norivailt store will be renovated shortly and a cream parlor fitted in the roar. . We desire particularly to call attention to our ten cent split loaf of bread. Ito making a. great hit. We are introducing new cakes nearly every week. Special orders for lodges. societies, etc. persona: attention that we give to all orders. Your groom“ probably handles our bakery products. We deliver our goods fresh every day. You can order” from him or from one at our delivery wagons. or from either store. A post card or 11 phone manage to the Norwalk store will assure you fresh bakery products every day or as often so you want them; All our goods are guaran- teed to be fresh and pure. A trial will convince you. CRITICISM INVITED. RUNDLE’S BAKERY 11 Main Street, Nor-walk. Formerly H. A.‘ Smith. Corner Van (out at. and Osborn Ave. E. Nomik. preti v ice will receive the some .... “awn!” AS YOU WW 'Gold Crowns are often the cause of much disoatio» tactics, but it properly made and titted. . are the greatest comfort and convert: . r . lance. taking the place of healthy. use 9 1 tul teeth. on. crown looks dime like another. after it is inserted; it in the tail 0! time which proves the wearing qualities. 1 use no machine for the ' production of crowns, they ore all in hand made in my shaped and titted. and properly rein- ‘j'Attractive models . : m0.“ Lawn and Pfl- forced, meeting every requirement at “10. mm“ "“1 Omnbl- ”32°52 your teeth pby having them " mm Round and crowned. row“ D '1 D DADDDDD 10 mo this on. can um WIT communal. no 3 flit nun till ,. ill iiiuiirs inns ~ ‘ Victim Fire District Also Ills- , place two hydrdnis thereon. tonsil Hydraulic and Other. Problems Balers it' wns'rpon'r, May lS.-—The special tire district meeting held Saturday ev- ening in the selectmon's room: was f attended by about 20 of the voters at the district. F“. M. Salmon was chow e'n chairman and W. .I. Wood acted in his official capacity as clerk. After the reading of the call E. C. Smith of Saugatucli spoke upon the necessity of having two hydrants lo- cated upon TreadWell avenue. At the present time the water main does not extend up this street, but he. fluid the water company was willing to run the mains up if the are district would I". M. Raymond took exception to the placing of two hydrants on .Troudwall ayenue stating that one hydrant was all that was needed. As It is now. If property is not with- lu 500 feet of a hydrant taxes cannot be legally collected by the tire dis- trict. After much diocusslon as to whether there should he one or two hydrants on this avenue. the miller was left in the builds of the (ouilriltlte‘el with power to locate either one or two as hey saw iii According to the call the. locating of additional hydrants were in order and Daniel Forgor who lives on King street , asked why it won the fire district com-' mittee had not placed :1 hydrant near the residuum of George S. Slayer. as voted at a meeting held several weeks ago. The records were looked up and it was found after this meeting the tire district. committee were instructed to locate this hydrant but for some trea- son or other It had been overlooked. This part of the town should be covered by tire protection as there. are half a dozen property owners who; ottlowcorefuliy , pat tuxes but who do not live within3 WEAKFIGH EELI, HARD CHA.J H.500 [out of a hydrant The commit-i 0;: l tot,- “me Instructed to place a hydrant 'nonr “the residence of Charles Holt:- houlen. This will enable this section to be protected. The talk of the evening centred in the sewer extension work. Sewers as a rule. bring forth much talk and this subject, on Saturday evening was no excotxion to the rule. out come to “human is an unknow- edgcd fact. and although some who how have sewerage lo the river are personally accommodated, should bear In mind those less fortunately situat. ed. Down in the itnllon section in Stu. gnturk there have been several st- tempts to relieve the situation by drainage. and a vacant lot north of the railroad on Franklin street was used“? This In a way was practically someon- ful but no the imputation grow a. better ' and more sanitary sewerage is called to r. o .. -.«~~.. ..—..._......... q. NOW IS REAL ESTATE TIME. Advertise your vacant property early and get It routed. Sentinel close rifled m. do the work cheaply and quickly. I ...... . ,,.. 4 COAL HARRIS 8t GANS COMPANY couture AND OPTIGIAM TH! RIGHT mun are a blessing. Then cap be no col-induce :1 rm oi slum. our videdthrmsttodhyoomene cum-oar: monophon- *m That sewers. satisfaction on comic“ u that . . Extra Special !‘ Ora-Rock Ginger Ale,l Dozen ’ Large Bottles . . . . Grit-Rock Water, 1 Dozen 1 Pint Bottles . . . . $1.25 These two articles are bottled at Cantoui‘.’ ‘ Connecticut and are equal to any import» ed brands. A trial will convince. a A. F.,Beckmann &Co' I 33 a 135 WASHINGTON sr. SOUTH NORWALK Phone 440 $1.15 ’ . ‘ 51x CALLS FOR i Bookkeepers 8. Stenographers last week i ' Merrill Business College ' South Norwalk ’ Stamford Port Chester. FINAL MAP OF Rock Ridge § (Formerly Board’s Rocks) READY APRIL 29th TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE ’ Only One First Choice 1 Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice will Telephone 760 South N orwalk . M. D. RANDALL ROYAL GROCERY CO m ’ .., Home Rhubarb -‘ - Potatoes - - . _ Strictly Fresh Eggs. per dozen .......... l . i per bunch 5c i Good Butter. per lb ................................ 33d 3w ”Baker I Cocoa or Chocolate . ..................... . . . . . x9e iBermudo Onions, per quart ....................... . . .. I. l Home Spinach. Home Kale Asparagus, Lettuce. Wax Boa s, Sweet Potatoes. Oranges. Strawberries. 22 South Main street Mm". L.-.“ John Kubov1c Ladies’ and Gents’ Merchant Taller ‘ Best Materials — Lowest Prices. . Give Us 'a' Trial .1 , _ 218 Washington Street South Norwalk f' f VERY BEOT CREAMERY BUTTER. A POUND . ...... ............' ‘83. 19 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FOR ,.... i EXTRA FINE POTATOES. A PECK.................... DEBT FLOUR. LARGE BAG . l l 1 veeoeuaveu. wit-CIilooo-easololoeoeuooaaslosllol‘d."“ m WASHINGTON 81%, SOUTH NORWALK Doilvorloo' 8:80 a. in. and 2:80 p. m. Tel. No. too. Free. nail .
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