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Anderson’s LsunchWorh'
Launches sndBoets

All kinds 0! repairing

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tor eele.
given special attention.
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,Flaherty’s cadets will meet Friday:
night in Leonard street.

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Our Brothers' Lodge, No. 10. I. O. 0.
iii, held 1 a regular 1, business meeting
last evening.

 

.Mies Susan Satellite, of Brooklyn“
spent the week-end with Mrs. James
Crowe. West avenue.

Welcome Stronger Lodge, No. owl,
Sons oi‘ St. George willhold a regular
meeting this evening.

The semi-monthly business meeting
of the Painters‘ & llecorators’ Union
’will be‘ held on Thursdnr evening.

 

Thedegree team of the-Fellowcrat’t
tom of St. John's Lodge, No. 6, F. &
A. M., held it. rehcranl last night.

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The Team-star's Union is scheduled
to meet tomorrow evening

regular business this evening

Knights of Columbus, will meet

night.

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this evening.

panioneof the Forest.
gulur meeting tonight.

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Banner Council. No.

 

The South Norwalk Qumtette Club
1. 'will hold its weekly rchersal this or-
1 oniug at its ash in North Main street ‘

 

Concord Division No 2,

last evening and transacted routine
business.

 

The weekly business meeting of Un-j
“5 Tribe N0 26'1 0 R M will be. now or Bridgeport ulll b“ um"'“d'lheni is continually entering your run» ,
held this evening in its hall in \Vnsir “”1““ time this month according t0 tom the open cavity is s. fertile ground ,

instep street.

 

The Hat Trim-mers‘ association will
hold its monthly business meeting to-

night in the Labor Lyceum in Wush~‘

_ instep street

 

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Washington Camp, No. ll, P. O. 8.5
will hold its weekly business.

at A.,
meeting this evening in its
Washington street.

hall, in

 

P. C. 'Lounsbmy Lodge N. E O. P., ‘000 feet of gun main and 2,000 feet or

will hold its semi monthly business
meeting this evening in the Mystic
Chain Hall in Washington street.

 

The Buried convocation of Butler
Chapter, No. 38. Royal Arch Masons
will .be held this evening in the Mn-
mic Mole, in South Main street.

A new seasonable stock of this sea-
Ion's most fashionable mlllinery
juices you can afford to pay is altered

 

fleement.

 

ennui Nor-hut Comp. No. 9,.294
lotion: Woodman oi! America. will

Mai/1:? Wank: 1;? LE}? 0:: gm ed meeting to ’bo held this evening at
3 3 eight o'clock in the Town Hall-Beth«

loin sweat.

 

A specie) communication of Old
WORM. (240.108, F. ondA. M.
viii he hold at its rooms Thursday
evening lit 8 o'clock. The, Master

31am degree will be conferred and ‘
the Fellow Grotto toe-m from at. at

1'0an Lodge, No. 6. Nor-wank will
do the floor work. The work will
blollowedlryebonquet.

 

Shroud business men consider it
business policy to have s. chock
learnt «to the South Norwik
,1 Compeny because besides the
“cult: altered tor deposits, they

 
 

 
 
 
 

ipuvmpsto Inst them lnt’hs no-
building or their holiness Inquire
“at. [Mt reliability and methods.

 

hove always round its onloers randy ,

of liberty will hold its semi monthiv
business meeting on Thursday night.

WM.—

Wnshlugton Chapter. No. 24. Royal
Song of Arch Masons, is scheduled to hold oi
'l‘emperanloo. held a regular meetinggstuted comooutinn in the Masonic

Temple in Wall street tomorrow oven-
ing.

the statement of friends to Miss Nol-
Z lie Anderson, of Bridgeport.

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'l‘he Norwailt High school

the sthool building. The entertain

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' entertainment.

be served at this 11neoting.

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Contractors Bylngtou and Patwudieu.
of Norwalk have completed lay in: 2,-

service pipe in Camp st.1i’or the Uni

ted Electric Light and Water Compa-
ny and have begun laying esrvice pipe
in South Norwalk premratory to the

paving operations

A largely attended meeting of tho
lint Mo‘kers' association. local No. I.
was bold in the Town Hall Saturday
. afternoon to further consider the dif-
at i'ereucoe which have arisen in regard
,to the new bill of prices recently of-
ihy “19 H0131“ Millinery. lSee adver. lered at the Sinib & (20., but factory.

A lengthy discussion resulted in a vote
‘ being passed to the effect that a com-
.mittoe be appointed to obtain further

lnlo1metion and report at on adjourn

ed correspondent of Dnnbury News.

'l he Carpenters' Union will meet for

Catholic Union Council, No. 46, oil
to- '

No. Gill. of Nor-
wnik will meet for monthly business

Pride of Court Nurruit. .\'o. til, (‘1)111-
will hold u re-

'l'i1e board of directors of the Nor-
walk Board of Trade, will meet this or-
‘ening tor regular business.

54. Daughters

\Xlllinm Potrie formerly of Norw allr‘s

Alumn'.
Association will moot this etenlng in

meat committee has provided for on
No refreshments will

be found as here.

Soft Braids from $2 to $3.
Split Straws, $1. 50 to $3. 50.

Don’t fall to see it.

Washable Neckwear from
Don't forget the fact that
Blue Serge Suit.

 

 

1'I'O CUTBILL'S. WHERE ALL KINDS
lOF FISH IRE EWING NOW.

CONNECTiOUT RIVER SHAD.
BLUES, SEA BASS, PORGIES. BUT-

TRLEPHONE 108.

delay having out those tooth that per ,'
iodlcdih ulcerate. lensing you so much

sullerlng with loss ottime.1urd ut the .
same time endangering yonraltonltltli
l'l‘he decaying substance thrown oil by

 

for germs. and 11 direct path by which

they can ranch the ports most suscep
tlhle.
wide experience in ditllcult cases, I am i
table. to extruot teeth without pain or
discomfort. and no ill after effects

16 South liisln at. South Norwslt

Hours: 9 t. m. to B D. or. Inn-
oere by appointment onry.

 

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Go over the city thoroughly and you’l find no pleat
where so broad a line of Straws. not such good ultra are to

Sonnet Straws, $1.50 to $3.00.

Pensmu at $5. Immune value—with the biggest value
ever uttered in Connecticut at $10.
But that my connoiseur rec ognizes as hand woven.

Cool Summary Furnishings—

Negligee' Shirts from 53c to $5.
‘Cool Union Suits from $1.00 to $3.50.
Open Mesh Underwear from 25c to $3. 25.

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With a perfect method and a 1"

Dr. J. H. MALLERY‘

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All the popular braids and shapes.

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A real South American :

ass to 50¢. _____
this is the real "home” of the

 

Are You Going Fishing?

WHY, OF COURSE. YOU ARE-— TEN. PLAT, COEWEAK FISH, HAL-

IBUT AND MACKEREL.

ALSO THE BEST PLACE TO DIG

LONG ANDROUND CLAMS.
Salmon.

 

Last Week of Connecticut River Shad
Cutbill’s Bridge

FREE DELIVERY.

Fish Market

 

Railroad Company Planning to

1““ Haven and Hartford Railroad

1111111110 1min
itilitli tutu 111
month 111111

love Greatest umber oi
Troops in Its History

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That the bringing oi the militia from
the out“ of New York. New Jersey,
Pennsylvania and Delaware. its well
u m Iii the New England states
together with a large number 0! Uni-
ted States troops. to engage in the“
war manoeuvres in western New lin-

1tieut and lPuhuenr and Westcheswr
mum in New York, next August
will be the biggest tax the New York-

Liomneny into ever been put to, was
the statement made. todny. by one of
President Charles Sanger Mellen‘s op.
erating officials. ’

Hundreds or our: will be. used In
transporting the wldiere and their
equipment from place to place. For
Lions of the army will, dotrnin in New
Haven; the remainder in Bridgeport.
Milford and Seymour. it is expected
that the ”battle" will he held in the
vicinity of liuwloyviiie. "Survivors"
will he picked up at Danbury, Pongn»
keepsie, Brewsters. N. Y.. and other
points in the vicinity of these places.

One hundred thousand men will on
page in these manoeuvres. according
to the United States urmy man who
has been in New Haven tor about a
work making, arrangements with New
Haven. rend otliclals.

New Htwon people will have the
greatest. opportunity of their lives to
got 11 line on how the soldiers prepare
for battle during the two weeks that
those manoeuvres are being held. The
fact that part or the army is to do—
:ruln right here in New Haven did nat.

 

 

Summer Pamela

A very choice selection at

tious.

Lodles‘ l‘hrssola . $1.00 to S250
Misses“ Paranoia $1.00
KIMONOS.

Short Kimonos in lawn,
25c and 8011»

Long Kimonos in lawn,
60c and ‘th9

Short Kimonos in crepe.
50¢ and 750

Long Kimouoo in crepe,
$1.00. $1.76 and $1.98

J. l. Msiiette

88 Washington at.
Tel. 449. So. Norwaik.

 

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Individual Instruction

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. Books end Stationery Free

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Parasois in the latest shades. .
in solid colors and combine: '

'lttwomo known until revealed by the
‘llnitcrd Staten Army men who has
-:2ecu melting arrangements with the
‘milrond company.

These manoeuvres will rot-0nd to
none evor conducted in this country.
They will be similar, but on a bigger
scale than those of two yours ago,
when Boston was the "soot of war".
At that time the. Red Army. oi! which
the Connecticut \stionni Guard suc-
ceeded in “taking' Boston from the
Blue defenders. New York is the city
that will either be defended sluocese-
lolly or taken this summer. and the
Connecticut militia will he, a part of
the defending army this time.

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NORWALK BUILDING NOTES.

 

(The Commercial Record.)

Sub-Contacts Let. ‘
The following subcontracts have
been awarded on the new City Hall
building at the corner of North Main
and Marshall streets. South Norwalk:
Plumbing: steem heating. metal work.
sletc and gravel rooting, Jones 8:

the White Electric Co. South Nor-
wullt; painting, Eugene Mitchell, South
Norwalk; marine work, Vermont Mur-
hie Co. All previous reported Michael

 

SCHOOL "

Enroll Now. Reduced Rates. ‘

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Stnub of Mamnroneck, N. Y., has the
seneml contract.

C°mplotinn Foundation.

The foundation for the new real-
dcnoe en Coder street. South Not-walk,
. .lor Dr. H. E. Bates, is being complet-
ed. Tlrvlnn Whitney of Barton Is doing
the carpenter and mason work and
John Stealer will do the plumbing and
heating. A description of the house
has been given in a previous issue of
The Record.

 

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Completing Plane.
Architect Joseph W. Northrop of
Bridtchort has about completed the

‘ Fish Market

‘ dentin] purposes and the entire prop-
erty greatly- improved.

Ses‘lde Place Home.
A. Waldrcn d1 Son hare taken the

‘eide piece, Namath, for G. E.’ Bogart:
H. 'R. Null will do the plumbing end
hestlns
” boon," milled for one lamily, prm
led with conveniences. W”

The new residence on mm avenue.

tor. the house-is or trans construe
‘tltnl. 1Fflll‘llii “F‘FIO I‘,°'n.e l!- ‘7!
(Mr is thew . it. it. Null data!
the mm; end builds.

i0. amorous moontreet lot-

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1 Holchkiss, Norwalk; electric wiring. '

plans (or the proposed alterations ‘
to the lormer recheck school property 1 I
on most avenue. :which was necent‘ly
purchased by 8. z. Chesebro, Fulton j
New York The main ‘ ‘
‘ building is to he remodeled tor resl- . 1

contact to build s new house on Bes-

'l‘h. pious cell for e from .1,

(«Densituormlsmdytoum ..

too sad e thin mat cor
“comment- 1

45c a peck
NEW POTATOES
451: a peck

Large size. cook white and meaty.

Very Best llulter. per lb. ...................................... 33c
3 lbs. Yale Toast Crushers for ................................. 25c
Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dozen .................................. 30c
Eddy’s Old English Style Sauce, hot. .......................... 10c~
3 Dkg‘s. Quaker Corn Flakes ................................... 250
Ehret's, ltupert'u, Llehman'n or P. (l. N. l‘locrs, case ........ $1.15
Gordon Dry Gin. per bottle ................................... 350

A. F. Beckmaun 81 Co.

83 81: S5 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK
Phone 440

 

 

 

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FINAL MAP OF

Rock Ridge

(Formerly Board’s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice

Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice will

Telephone 760 South Norwalk
M. D. RANDALL

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Order Now for Decoration Day

HAVE YOU TRIED IT?

We have-our new machine working-now and are making good
ice cream. Our delivery service is prompt.

RUN DLE’S BAKERY

NORWALK. EAST NORWALK

 

 

 

 

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184 WASHINGTON 8T., SOUTH NORWALK
“ Deliveries 8:80 I. to. end 2:80 p. m.

 

Tel. No. 900. Free Delivery.

 

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