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‘ Ii Wuhlugton Street.
mth’Norwalk
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John 1F. Tiérnoy. of New York city,
about Sunday with relativtm in town.
Concord Division, No; 2, Sons
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Laundies and Baats
,Oyotfor‘sholl rolnt, Non-walk
1 Andorran; Launch Works
of all kind. mmptly‘ built. loot!
~ in «it. All kiodo or reuniting ‘
given much! «carillon. '
Some you will go out in but once and then you’ll 111-,
,most be ashamed to have the suit loci; you in the face. We 1 ‘
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NORWALK CONTRACTlNG NOTES.
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The contract for
Contract forBusiness- Bl0ck.
the erection of
3 :Our “Outing Suits" are a credit to the otorewno‘ mat. l i
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ter what price you may, pay us, no matter how little it may '
‘vcost-Qyou'll be proud to wear 'it—-and as your continued .
. wear leaves its impresslion. you‘ll be better pleased day after
day, with your purcllase.
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While we advertise this store strongly in the news-
papers, our customers strongly advertise the store by their '
continuous expressions of satisfaction and lasting patronage.
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Al the All» my in some degree ex-
plain the; mystery. 1
. feelings on she read "0 hell! whom
‘ zine.
, A bunch of grapes for the little in-
5 valid.
- grapes in front. of the mlrron, thinking ‘
‘ the reflection wouldnmuso'hlm.~Alter
a while Donald‘s little’ brother came
Y into the room and Donald said; “Rich
L' there.
' memo and empire have always
Temperance, will hol do regular meet-
ing tonight.
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James “Q Jonnings, the vetelan
painter and uao‘hr Hharigei has l‘ecov
ered from.“ .‘weeh s illness
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Pouttsuus Council No. 12138, Royal
Aroanmn. 11211111 regular meeting sched-
uled for tomorrow evening.
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The Norwalk Iron Moulders’ Union,
Local No. 209, has a regular meeting
scheduled for tomorrow evening.
The Waiting Chapter, of Trinity
Guild will moot Tuesday. 111 3:30 o'-
' clock with Miss Couch, Bulvleiv‘nve-
II no:
The regular dance of the Norwalk
Yacht Club will be held~at the club-
house at Hickory Bluff tomorrow eve-
ning. l
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The Norwallt city council will hold a
regular iii-monthly meeting tonight
Several important matters are sched-
tiled.
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Miss Maud Scudder and Miss Edna
Calloway,olWestfl1-lld N .T.a1‘etho
guests of Miss Daisy Soudder of West
‘ street
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The semi-monthly business meeting
of Lady Jennings Lodge Shepheids of
Bethlehem will be held on Wednesday
evening
William A. Stevens, of Rogers &
Stevens stole. in enjoying his annual'
two weeks‘ mention and Walter ROM
resumed ‘hlu duties today
Miss lI-elonu V. Mlllerd min resumed
her duties with N. B Ryan a: Cool
pony. after 11 two weelw‘ vacation, and
Miss Louise Collin started today on
1101' vacation
Thom were twolvr soles oi real on
into in The Norwullt inst wook,wiih1
morigauen of $31,300. For llle iii-ml
' wool: in July, 1912. there. ware tom'-l
toen traml’era at proporti
gages oi $214352.
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'A delegation of the niomhcu o! P.
C. lmutiolniry lodge, and Stamford
Lodge, New England order of Framer
lion, united, Saturday. in 11 joint. ple-
nlo at flown Mini. A very plenum
omit-noon was enjoyod, 11 lino dinner
being one or the features.
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Mr, and Mm. Frank H. Swill, of 10
inntnrd Avenue, loll, Saturday mor- _
noon for 11 mo woom’ variation at Syn
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limo. Mr. Swift will
diam for 11 visit withrolntlv‘oo.
The 1121141111111 nonuniwaeuiion 111
the Notional 1111111111 90111 oi Tm.
poi-mo or North- Aumion will can
we in tho city oi Portland. 2111-11111, on f
Tummy. July 16th. in mm Hall on
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Mount Division, No. 2, of NMIllt._
will in Hammad by Martini: i!
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finit- Manama
return homo. .
while M111. swift. continue» wont to in» .
tho idlztiils' & Guns (‘0. ., the plans for
which are by Hem-1 'R \liner. has been
let to H W. Muthei. The building 3
will be of brick, two stories high,
115390 feet and will arranged for-1
stores and, manufacturing purposes.
Plan: for Now Residence.
Ambitect A N. Paddock East Km
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the lll‘Olloned block on Water street for i .,
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GET YOUR SEAFOOD WHERE THEY HAVE
DAY.
wnlh has completed plans (01 a rosl- lSOFT GRASS-
deuco to be built. 111 Rock Ridge. South l
Norwnllr by C. .R‘audnll it will he
airanged for one b'1'11111ll1, “llh sewn
rooms. All the improvements will he
provided and the heating will be by
furnace. The cost will he uhout $4,500
Residence in Norwalk. .
The foundations are in for the res-1
idenco to be erected bn Bol'heley‘
street. for Clarence E1 Sluuson, the:
THE ONLY PLACE lN TOWN THAT HANDLES NOTHlNG BUT l
SEAFOOD. '
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
TELEPHONE 108.
ALL KINDS OF FISH, LONG, ROUND AND LlTTLE CLAMB.
plans for which are by Architect W.:
W. Knowles. 113:1 Broadway. Newf
York. It will he of wood,
nine rooms, with iurmue boat and 6‘1“,
Ion (onv,enience and will cost. about
{3111100. A. R 111111111112 (‘0. air the
conn'uulors and Thomas Robina will‘
do the mason work. Other coutructsl
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A. R. Mulkin & Co. have taken the;
contract for tho work of remodeling!
tho old Sellorh 1"eni1l11n1'o on East me- i
uue tho plans i111 which me i11' AM
(llitect .lOBoph W Nonlnup of l3r~ldgol
port. A des1rlption of the work has
already appeared in those columns
The new residence on Woslporjt
avenue 201 Mrs. Jesse Brundngo has
been plnnioned and is room for trim l
(rantninlng 3'»
111111.11 St. John & Koyoor uro the run-
tr'uelois. tho Jones wilololiltlss Co.j
doing the plumbing.
Contractor W. 13. Richards line the
new house which he in building 111
Winnipnuk for Noll Plorcow‘ooi‘od in.
The contract for the plumbing und
booting hon been let to the Homing ll;
Lighting (‘0. Smith [iron are doing
the 11111111111 work and the pointing in
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REAL REBULTE
lore what want advertiser! work—"n01
merely min; than title in print. Bonn
tinel wont: roach 'oll tho right pedal.
in The Norwollu 11nd bun; ronult;
, nlwnrwnot ooculonnlly.
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SHIRT
WAISTS
Washable Corduroy. Linen,
' Lawn, llntluto and Marquisetto
“(aisles in low neck. short
sloeron: also the popular Tall,
ored \i‘nlsis From 98o to $2.49
J. I. Mallotte
88 Waohlngton or.
Tel. 449. Bo. Nam-lit.
,aucl no ill alter-edema follow.
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Bookkeeping
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Typewriting
All English
Branches
Merrill!"
Summer School
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Painless Extragting’
‘ it is no longer necessary for a per-
son 'to dread the etiruciion of teeth,
when a nihiliod so harmless and pain
lens is available.
l have made 11 special study or this
branch of work and an; able to meet
the demands in every case: if your
tooth have been neglected until they
one broken off. or if there are con-
ditions Which render them difficult to
extract. they will respond lust 1111 sut-
iofnotorlly to any methods as those
which do not require especial care.
The mouth 11 left in good condition
Dr. J. H. «MALLEKY
15 South 111-111 at. Booth Norwolk
Hours: 5 o. m. to is p. in. Hull-
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“The Place”
whorl an old 51:11 ain. on 111111
taken but at S 1thorium (Scotlnndl
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(mentions on "The March at of Vern
ico,"'ono oi; tho hooks studied At the
second examination the first question
was "61% a quotation. from The Men
ohant oi Venice. " When the boy band
«H in his paper, imagine the teacher's
have) we here?"—-Lippincott'n Magu-
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Second Buuoh‘for Him.
The other (lily i wont to see a little
boy, who was sick and took with me
Donald‘s rather hung the
am, there are two bunches or groom
Tho one in the glass is tor
you."-—Chiougo Tribune. I.
Transportation thonMaln Thing.’
The power which has controlled '1lie
world for all time has been superiority
in transportation. , Civilization, oom~
lol~
low“. The oreséut, generation looks
upon the railroad as one of the com-
monest oi! conveniences, and has no
Voonception how near we are to its be-
ginning—Chauncey Iii. Depofi.
lmprouod the child.
A. well-known American traveler, do-
scrlhlng the impreasive oogtumo and
manners of a Flemish handle, tells 02
a dear little American girl who, watch
his one such personage walk undemo-
ally down the aisle of a great cathe-
dral, naked, widoeyed and wondering,
"momma, momma, is that God?"
' Wluot‘Thlng to Do With It. "
"lielghol" said Bildad. as Jimpsom
berry flashed by in his motor. ‘1 wish
i had an uuiomoblle.", “Ob. nonsense,
Bill." said Slathers. "What‘s the noel
You couldn’t afford to keep it." “No,
by jlmmlny,“ sold Bildad, "but I could
afford to sell lt."~Harper‘s Weekly.
Simeon
is attained by doing the right thing
again and. again until it becomes a
habit. 01112-01 me best 111111111; yoh‘ban
form in to road the ad1ertlaoments
that appear in this paper. Now is the
time to begin. .
The Modern Young Lady.
Cutterson~Nolico how Cut-stairs
wife makes up of late? Should think
he would stop her. Hattersou—Hu
tried to; feels badly about it. But he
says it's no use; she learned it tron
their doughter.-tho.
Recognized Hit Limitation.
"But," her father objected, “you
have never IbOW‘ll that. you on: capo
hie ofaupportin; a wile." ”Oh,” the
young man replied, "it you wnnlihor to
marry a widower I'll have to contes-
ihut i can‘t quality."
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loom ior'lnpvovomont.
it men would only he as coiwlderuto
to wile, children, and servants as they
are to acquaintances and ntrnngoro,
‘tholr homes Would be lncomunhly
brighter.
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Long Controvoroy. indeed.
Alter ton your controversy, it
1 been decided in France that the ion
dotriumntol to nubile health.
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... mad Plnlnalor. .
Our idea of o financier Io orlo who
can borrow a lot of money without
nouflty or 1mm riot of it without
horrowinmwmton Nm
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cor-Ion.
A road 11111111r roan try to climb the
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A high oohool boy who had mixed in . .
~ on Euclioh humiliation- took the leach-
or to tank because she had naked no
Many will w: m: for these maps but the one who gets 11111: eh
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Price of Coal Redu
duntry oi authoring old cork: and M .
lug mm at them 11 mood limo is not. .
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Vory'aoot Creamery Butter; Trash Murder
ti cakes Felts Naplitha o1" Ozono Soap . ........ L...........-.
lipookogee Quuker Corn Flnkoo .
.3111. Yale ram (hookers ,1
Fresh Graham Crackers, 3 lbs. for .
United States Brand 1.111111 Bonus. can ..... 11
Very Best N. Y. State Cheese. per pound
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All the leading brands Bottled Beers, Ales and Minot"
ten,- ut low prices.
A. F. Beckmann 81
as & o5 WAsnznoTonfis'r. SOUTH 111on
Phone 440
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(Formerly Board’s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE. ' ‘
Only One First Choico ' ‘ .
M. D. RANDALL
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Best Quality of Goal at Lowest
Summer Prices
TEL. 721.
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HOME BEETS, PER BUNCH ......... . ........ 1
Formosa, PER PECK ,,., ..... ........... . .........
BEN HUR FLOUR,,PER om ......... r. ........
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\W Baker‘s Clocoa or Chocolate .. 191: Fancy Lemons. per dozen... ‘
3 quarts Wax Beans L ........... 25c 3 lbs Rice ...... ‘ ....... ...
3 Mush Melons ..... ..... ....... 250 Green Pens,2 uts. ......
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Tomatoes, Carrots, Lettuce, Squash, Pineapple. Pouches added
of Berries. « ‘
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