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BURTON~8ANBORN.
iNutmeg Club Member Takes a Bride
“-..... in Lowell, N. H.
Ponussus ('Ollllt ll No.1 1208. nova] ll WI surmised as much and the Son-
‘tiucl told or the lower. and now no
Illii‘ IIsuIttId that it was true. llntry
_--...I,-.._ iii. Burton. the popular .\'IIIIIIII,.I i‘lltb
'~~~ConooI-I NIII-IIIIIII IIIIIII School, ' "“"W‘l' l8 muffled-
Tuesday. May 21' b p. ”L Adm. ...-m. i lIIIlt‘y “‘(lll tlwI'Iy some time ago.
_ ..._ going it) Lowell New iiIIIIIpshlre lle
Miss Muriel llurrell ol’ llroohlvn did IIIII deny that he plIInnIIi to take
Miss II partnet nnd it III Is sIIspIxted right
along. HillH IetIltnIIIl Sutntdn) and
WorkIIIen are busy fixing up the
East Rocks loud \\lll(ll II Its in pnt‘ticu I
luriy bad shape.
Arcunum. will meet tIIIIIorrow night
for regular business,
spent Sunday Its the guest of
AIIIIII 1.. Richards, of West street. !
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The Sixth (‘IIIIIIIIIIII, ('IIIIsi. Artillery; m “mm“ mm Miss L0” Buulmm’
CUl‘llH. “'1'” hUlIi' ll I‘IuIIlIII' llllfllllt-“h'yol Lowell N. li.,‘Iere married at tht"
meeting and drill ionIoItou nluhl. tilonII- oi the bride‘s parents In! Mil)"
’ -—-—.»----—~ Ilsi by [lie itclhodist minister in that
Welcome Stl‘nnael Lodge, No, :ltil, place
Sons In St. George, will hold :I rI-Izu-l .\iIs Burton has ItIIIIuIlII-Il nllh rei
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Mr business llit‘t'llil" IoIIIIIrl'IIII' e\'elt~ Itiilws l“ “I‘Hl‘mlI 1“” uiil mm“ "9"“
gale ouL the first IIiliIiIIl IIoIIilrtnalloII ‘
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omnrmr _~
Wire bound asbestos DUMB of differ-
ent shapes and sizes are In use under
Worth Knowing
Shades of Rod
‘noon and evening gowns is tomato HI to his name mum to
Some of the new bird cages lIuI'tI PM. With purple or ”111111”HK Krapi’SI.I;rI‘-Ill designer.
doors of plIIteglass with II simple eIIt
design.
i’lI-Inre flame..- of I'elltllold mounted: AWN“: “5 ”Will 3"" rflflllht’l‘l'h “'5'
over leather so that the Inflam- m, IIIIIneloII.iia1IIe and petunium. AIIIonuI lII,=Iy says Ibo Newark News.
In...” almost “I... insects u“. “mar I‘. I-pIIples III-e g-upo IIi‘IiII, it)_\iil \‘II.1IIIIII elaborate stockings those em-
IiIIIII III raidinal purple and uIIIcllIIst IIrIIldcreIi in self-colored, whether in
coIII‘IIiIIation with open work or not,
l‘flIIM'Oi'PIl Fullilt’t-s with? it is not II new fashion to IIIillale,arI- unusually handsome.
HOW.
Artistic
This is one of the new shades of thei
fashionable colox and is It lovely one.‘
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unique designs are used for small purple and red. but for a while it went‘
table covers or pillow tops. loIIt; now it seen»; to have returned
lthrough the insisting of Paul Poirot,
‘ l who has never ceased to love and use
dishes 0" the stove. l The new combination in smart after} it, so that it has become more' credit-
Slik Hosiery. .
Changeable effects, especially
gray and black. are in demand in bus
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\ spt-Iiui .Issortnnnt ol' childlen‘s
’ uncut.
Miss AIIIIII l.. Richards, of West
Haven.
‘ I-Mosquiiocs III'II prizittuillu to appear,
This is a sure stun that the warmer
days must minor and llltll IIIIIIIIIIeI In
at. lust at hand.
The time im ibI i'lilOlliUlilllI-iis nil
lielc. 'i‘ruiiic ()li‘IIII .IIIIIis h. .\lIIIIIIy,
Bf” Norwnlk, repmts that Saturday
was a very busy day.
The New Psychology Class will
test this afternoon :It. 3 o‘clock with
‘Miss Helen 1.. Curtis, 6 liniIIII l’urk.
‘ for the regular meeting.
"Business was quite brisk in The
orwaiks on Saturday, bolh during
the afternoon and evening. The clear
weather aided tnurvciously.
Ilitllllllli'il hIII a is out tI-d III l‘hII llolluesl
“1mm“ H“ “M, ‘ m‘e Muflmh ,IInli his othI-I lIiIIIIIlII IIII- extending
,V Ialreet, retllrpt‘li Suturduy from II visit ‘
with friends in Milltud and New i (It. Conductor and Mrs. .l. A. liIIsIltII,
:of Hamilton avenue. had an unusual
land IInpieIIsIInI lellel'lulltlt‘ yesterday.
A Reading farmer disposed of It
quantity ol hay in this till a t‘II-II days
the Civil war.
Four “one-niglIt-stnnd"
packed ,most of the time.
~-—f.‘oncert NorIIIIik _lligl1 Sthool.
Tuesday, May 21, I\,‘ p. In. Adm. 23c.
SIIpcl‘ilIienIiellt Charles A. (‘opieyg
oi' the (,toIIIIcI-ticut Company. is not
ready Its yet to give out. the summer
schedule, which. if It follows past cus-
tom, will go into eil’cct. about Satur-
day of this \veelIJ lie admitted lllill‘,
ho is working (in the schedule, how-I
ever.
Wotkplcn lIIIlIIIIl he Southern New
England 'I‘elopltone (,‘ompnuy‘s con-
duits through Wall street werc'forcedl
lo extend their pipes across “the River
street tunnel. A force of New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad!
Company men replaced the tunnel sur-
face with new planking.
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William. J. Riley. of Norwnlk, has'
been appointed on .tuimlnlatrator and
I trustee of the estate of the into Kath.
erine Grace. of Ward street. Attor-
ney J. Belden Hurlbutt was the form-
or administrator and trustee; but his
' oath necessitated the appointment of
other, and Mr. Riley was selected.
eroxide of Hydrogen
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ITILIIBON-POWELL CORP»
pelitllt‘l‘s ‘
howled their wares from thI rear of.
their small Sillllds 1“ “'1‘” street ““fwns chosen by his tribe in pioneer
Saturday night. The sidewalk wns‘
5 later to make “('1' llOllli' With Mr. Bur-
lcll lit‘ mun lib arrangements can
be affected.
The liltilllit‘l" oi" the NIIIIIIIg (‘iulx
eongIIItIIlIIlioIIII.
HAD A LONG RIDE .
Charles liori lie. the airy-round MIII
lie went to l‘lliilltll‘) to spend the day
with his grnlldlnuiher ulIIi on the re-
IIIIIII lIII lllt'l :IllI last I II plug “its II. II
led III I;IIII oi the condullor of tho
.trIIilI with It teIIIIesI that he be put all
lII‘ \ouih \‘Inwulh. 'llIe tIIIiII was It
-‘very long one, and the kid was cur-
IiIIIt through to Stamford. ilI‘re he
was pillceti on another tt‘nln bound
'for South XIII-walk. the tralIIIueII be
dug asked to put him oiY here. A not.
lllls IiIIIeIi‘lInriI-s II no decidedly thud.
and he tell M'tllld asleep and went
through to Bridgeport. Uore he was
taken from the train and put on board
another coming to South Norwnlk.
litI arrived safe and sound about 11 o'-
elovk, last night. Meanwhile Mrs. RoI
selle, who was to meet the irttln from
Dilll‘blll‘). and take her son home. was
Ill-(’I'l.ll\ frIIIIliI- us it IIIIII II diilicull
ago at $33 It ton which is said to be' . lililllt‘l to keep tl.II k oi (‘ lIlIIlI-ss slid
.the. highest )ll"l(C‘ paid Ior h.Iy slllt't‘i
den (liflllRt‘fi front one (it) to another
and she was overjoyed II iIIIlI she at
inst had lllnl stile. ill bed. I
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THE INDIAN MEDICINE MAN
days because of his expert knowledge
in IoIIIbiIIiIIg medicines from roots
and herbs to curve disease. They could
conquer,diseuses that today battle the
most rkllled physicians who have
spent years in the study of drugs.
lI‘IoIn the roots and herbs of the
lipid i.:.diII iIl. l‘iIIklIIIIn-nearly forty
years ago gave to the nomeu of the
world It IeIIIeIiy for female ills deem-
eti more potent and efficacious than
any ("T‘lillllnilllOn of drugs. Today
Lydia F2. l’inkhnm's Vegetable Cotn~
pound is rccognizod the world over
no the sialidard remedy for female
ills.
ODD FELLOWS TO HOLD MEMORI-
AL SERIVCE SOON.
. "Lodges of the Independent Order of
‘IOdIl Follows Ihavowrlaceivod ‘n commu-
nication from Grand Master Frederick
C. Bdrrows recommending that they
follow the instructions of Grand Sire
John B. Cochrutn. of iudlanlvpolia. ind.
and Join all the lodges of‘the order in
the country memorial services on June
_11. The prIII lamation of illogrnnd sire
applies it! Rebekah lodges as well a.-
otthoro. and it provides? that if the date
not be found unoultible by-any lodge.
that that lodge hold'ito services so
near that day as possible.-
In his olmmttnicatlon Grand Mao-
ter Burrows states that many of'ItlIo
order'o members in this Jurisdiction
have been lost during the year through
death and declares that all members
or the order should participate in do-
oomtinm tho crayon of damped mem-
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One high grade. oil tempered steel Carving Knife, retail value . .50
One high grade. oil temper-ed steel Bread Knife, retail value . . . . . . .30.
One high grade Meat Saw. tempered steel blade. retail value . I. . . . . . . . . . .50
One imported Sharpening Stone. retail value . .. .... I. .. .... .. .. ....... .05
.One extra strong Can Opener. retail value .ro
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May Clearing Sale
Come Tonight for Extra Specials.
new bargains added each day.
Many
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124 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK
Tel. No. 909.
DeliveJ-leo 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
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ROYAL GROCERY CO.
19 lbs. Sugar $1.00
Good Potatoes ................. 356
Good ’l‘IIlI llutter, lb. ............ 320
3 cans (,iold Cross Milk ......... . 25c
7 bars Lenox Soap . 25c
7 lbs. Starch ............ , ....... 250
iii burs Laundry Soap ........ .. 25c
Native Asparagus
Native Rhubarb ..........
Native Spinach. pk.
1.”; Sweet Oranges ..
3 lbs. Milk (‘rackers ....... 25°
3 lbs. Soda Crackers
A full line of Fancy Fruits. Pineapplcs, Bananas,
String Beans,
climbers. New Potatoes, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Radishes.
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l Special Sale
This week we have placed on sale many new things in the way
of Ladies’ and Missos' Coats, Suits. Skirts, Dresses, House Dresses.
Waists and Petticoats that you should see.
newest. The qualities are of course in every case up to the high
standard always maintained here and you'll find our prices consid-
erably below ordinary.
Ladies' Long 'l‘an‘etn Coats, $15 value.
Ladies Long Seine i'oats. $1.“) values,
ullillts' and Misses‘ Suits, $"U wines, for ..............
LIIIlIes' and Misses Suite, 32:. values,
Special Sale
for .................. . . 07.98
for ........... . ....... $7. 98
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The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
515 Main St.. Stamford.
33 So. Main St.. South Norwalk _
VETERANS WHO DIED DURING
THE YEAR.
The following veterans of the (‘ivll
War have been buried in the different
cemeteries of Norwalk since Memor-
lIh Day, 1911:
Riverside Cemetery. I
Stephen R Wilcox. Company P, Sev-
enteenth Connecticut Volunteers.
William P. liecrs. Company E,
TwentyIthird Connecticut Volunteers.
William H. Saunders, Company G,
'l‘wentyclghth Connecticut Volun-
teers. .
Peter Decker, I‘niled States Navy.
Charles A. Hawkins. Company C,
lI'ISth New York Volunteers.
John Grant. \
Seth Remington. (‘ompnny H. Sev-
enteenth Connecticut Volunteers.
Norwalk Cemetery.
George. H. Campbell, Company A,
Seventeenth Connecticut Volunteers.
William W. Gilbert. Company I".
Seventeenth Connecticut Volunteers.
John A. Wheeler. Company A. Sov-
onteenth Connecticut Volunteers.
Thomas iloll. Company A. Seven-
teenth Connecticut \‘solunteer
lunar llowe, Company t‘I. Tenth
(‘o nnectlcut Volunteels
Allen Dnuchy, Company lI‘. Eighth
Connecticut Volunteers.
David O. Comatock. Company A.
Fifth Connecticut Volunteers.
St. Mary's. .
Lafayette A. Iirltton. Company A.
Seventhtoenth Connecticut \‘olnn-.
toers.
Wootport RoadI
.lonhua Hyatt.
Union.
Sidney Guthrie.
I if there are parties who know of4
any others who have been buried in
any of the above Norwnlk cemeteries
they will confer II grout favor on the
committee on ooldlers’ graves of
Buckingham Post. 0. A. it, by send-
ing their names to flux 74. Norwalk.
ConnI. giving the state. company and
regiment where they enlisted.
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