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The Candy of Excellenoe
.1400 per pound ..
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1F. A. LANE
I1 Wuhinglon Street.
«Mayo Fresh .. Agent for Town of Norwolk
Huvusn's FAMoua } .
CHOCOLATES :1 ,L 2;.
L‘ANE'C PURE lCE CREAM } .
It“: 3391' or BAKERY ‘ .
Pnonuc'rs Anderson's Launch,WorIts
Launelles and Boats
of all kinds promptly built. Bolt:
tor “In. All kind. of mull-inn
given Ipoclnl Mention.
OyIur BhollPolnt, Nomik
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louth Nam-lit
Harry S. Pickering, the local ice
dealer, was a. visitor in Bridgeport,
yesterday.
Wesley C. Johnuon of Church and
Miller's, spent Sunday at his home in
Georgetown.
Edwrad J. Kuch, of Port Chester,
spent Sunday with his family in
Franklin street.
Charles Veriin, of Tarrytown, spent
the week end and Sunday with his
firmly, in town.
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George Weyerhauser, of Stamford,
spent Saturday and Sundny with rel-
atives in Norwalk.
W. H. Church. of the iirm of Churchi
& Miller, spent Sunday at his old
home in Washington, Conn.
WAGON VSMASHED.
Herbert Gorham'a Carriage and H.}
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Krieger «E Co.’ 5 Truck in Collision. I ,
walk, was sitting in his light carriage}
this morning shortly before 11 oclock
in front of Baxter's drug store the}
heavy deliveiy wagon oi‘ Ii ixrlegol 8:}
Company name. along and hooked into
the rear wheel of the Gorham turn- I
out, lindly damaging the rear nxlennd
reur left wheel of the lighter vehicle.
Officer Wallace R. Summis was on the
settlement with Mr. Gorhum.
After a short conversation both
men drove away. the settlement ofthe
difficulty having been arranged the
one to a repair shop and the other toI
continue his tit-livering. ’
Mohair Stevenson, or the Connecti-
cut Comoany'n chit-e, spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in East 0r-
ange, N. J
Dr and Mrs J Milton Coburn of
Colonial Cottage, will leave tomorrow
afternoon for Atlantic City, N. J.
where they will spend two weeks.
The ‘Benédld‘t-Mansoii Marine com
pany of New Haven Illlbl filed in the,
office of theUstato secretory n certifi-
cate reducing their capital stock from
$500,000 to $250,000.
The first ten of the fifty couches to}
the built for the New York..New lin-
ven & llnrti’ord railroad have been}
delivered to the operating department
of the mud.
est model and will cost the road $500.
000
The Mission Rose and Harriet Lndri
gun, Lulu iternolda, nnd Mollie Con-
nolly, of The Norwalks, who have
been unending a week at Allantio
City, returned Saturday, and all re-
numed their duties in the Boston
Store thin morning.
Joseph L. McFarland. the well
known truckmnn. gave his annual
clam linite, yesterday afternoon, and
the nll'nir wuu the. usual big uuocoau.
Mr. Mor‘iirliuid treated his guests in
the mom hospitable manner, nnd the'
bake was it line one.
A petition in hankruptcy has boon
lilod in the United atoms district
court by Emil than of New Haven.
3 Milk?!” ll’o unhnduled his liabilities
at 07.83048, mostly nnuocuiod and
3304' owing for waged. Tho herein
are shown to he 81.160.
“tumble“...
After the circus on Huturdiiy utter-
nmm. it number who had not had time
to view the animals on entering. mu;
The
pod before leaving the tent.
monkeys nttmcted much attention.
to usuul,
(in autumn, due‘ot them caught hill
Noll between the horn and the duct.
‘ would not extricate the member and
mu effort conned more pain manly
nicely out:
The rars‘ are of the lut-‘
and when I particularly‘
hm dithering were ‘wuohmg the lit“ ]
. down with the help of his mute he
on illuminant was informed at the} .
annuity and he put things goth;
A3 to whole the blame lien witness-
on differ. but Mi. Gmhnm \vu3 stand
ing still on hi3 own side of the street:
close up tmtho curl) at the time of ihe‘
not-.ident
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SOUTH NORWALK METHODIST
CHURCH NOTES.
Monday—mThe members of the Boy3‘}
Athletic (llul) will meet at 7 p. m.;
sharp. «Candidates for membership
‘are requested to hand their npplich
IIIOII to some one oi the omoern. 4‘
I Tuesday—«7:45 p. in. Class meetingI
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held in the chnpel. Lender. Mr. John}
g Green wood. }
Thursday~7 : 45 p. in. Weekly
. prayer and conferenca meeting in}
charge of the pantor.
Fzrldoy-3 15 p. m The Junior Ep I
worth League will meet in the chapel ‘
The superintendent, Mi3. John I}. Zolo}
m- will he in charge. All boys and'
girls under 15 years of age are Invited
to attend.
7:30 p. m.—~Chnlr rehearsal.
8 p. him—The rogulur monthly hust-
nous meeting of the Christian indun~
trlnl League will he held in the West
Citing lloom. This will he an open
uosuion and all men of the church and
congrogution nre invited to attend.
At ll:ll3 the meeting will adjourn to
the dining hull whom an oyster unp-
per will be served.
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The entertainment committee of illu-
rekn Rebekah Lodge. 1.0. 0. li‘. will
meet at the lodge mum on Friday eve
'ning tit 'i': 30 o‘clock show. The di-
rector has called for it rehearsal of
the team At 8 o'clock.
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While Herbert Gorhum, of East Nor-g '
Dr. J H. Mallory
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Greenport Oyéters
SOFT cums.-
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
FREE DELIVERY.
‘Ii‘. TELEPHONE 103.
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NEW LINE OF
STAMPED
GOODS
Center Pieces 35c to $1.00
Library Sonri‘s . . 25:: to $1.00
Sofa Pillows . 25c 8nd 50::
Dresser Soari‘u ............ 75c
Pillow (loses .............. 50c
Pin (luuhlon (lovers 25c and 35c
Collar and Cul‘l’ Sets ...... 35::
Dutch Collars .. .20c and 25c
Belts .................... 10c
ROYAL SOCIETY PACKAGES
AND FLOSB.
J. .I. Mallette
83 Wilmington st.
Tel. 449. So. Norwalk.
Teeth
extracted by the most approved and
Mill: modern methodu. Every ooh
acientlouu dentist save» a tooth
there is a” possibility of dam;
so. but it' frequently happens
diet a tooth has poured the saving
state when a. dentist limit won it, qlo
there it nothing left to do but havot
out. With my method the operation is
unuttnudod by danger or any ill utter
efforts.
18 South Main at. South Nomlk.
nouns: 9 a. m. to a p. to. than
‘ dayn by appointment only. -
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‘4' no South umr
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the * Sell Tickets ,, -
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d Dominion Lino. Bavannah Lino,
Clyde Line
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‘ Point comfort, Norfolk, Klein
‘ond‘. Savannah and Jumfi:
ville, are. ~
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unison: ‘Ndfiwm
(Soft or Derby)
To Fit yourFI-Headw
To Fit your}}Purse—-
To Conform to your Features
Come in and get it
scene and halted the Krieger wngonlBlue. Wank, Sea. 13358. 006. Halibut, Sword.
llmtthe driver might arrange i’or a'Natlve Eels, Lobster-3, Long and Round Clnms, Lillie. Necks, Esczillopa.
If our Sea Food pleases yOu. tell others,
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quick, simple, free from all main and .
Autumn
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SOUTH NORWALK
Flat, Buttorflsh. l‘orgies.’
if not. tell us.
LadieS’Suits
MADE TO ORDER AT VERY
REASONABLE PRICES.
We employ only . expert mechanics,
and guarantee our work to he satin.
factory. We also do
CLEANING AND REPAIRING FOR
LADIES ANDv'GSNTLEMEN.
IIIE PARIS iIIIIIES' IAIIIIIiS
B. KO‘HN, Manager.
123 WASHINGTON STREET
Tarlov Block, 2nd floor.
LET THE
Norwalk Furniture
House
any description. so, to the
NORWALK FURNITURE HOUSE,
1410 Wall on, Norwalk Donn.
(duodenum; to F. A. Mitchell.)
A Mitchell. Phone “.3.
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Now-ll: Branch Qllloe of
Mk W ”I- Kim.
‘ duty of um: per cent:
Phone 857-4
furnish you‘tor your home with a
highly polished Diuinproom Suit and
3 Parlor Suit at the latest design. and
if a Store that will sure your cool bill
and that will helm at all times, and
for your odd places of Furniture or
All our upholstoring 3nd repulrlnc is
done by a nut-clans thch cabinet
maker and poiinher, formerly with F
The Evening Sentinel
TAXINII IIIIAI (III
PBIIIIMAN’S BAIIK
williliiilele Australians oi iiiliai
=Pmietiinlariii than than
'iilllSE worms to mu.
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Taffi "Boat Law Ever." ‘Btrikmgly
Told in Figuru.
lniquitiu oi the PaynosAldrIch Aim}
BOTTLE]
Beers and Ales
You will find your favorite kind
at BLCKMANN’S
Ehret's; Ruppert's. Llehmnnu. li'oigenopan' 3, lloelger’u, Pabst.
Schlii.z,,Plel’3, Falstaff, Anheuaor l’iuuch Budweiser. Wurzburgor and»
Munchner Beers. Feigenupun’n Ruippert’s. Balleniinos, Dog's Head
Baas, White Laliel Bass, Evan's India Pale, Muir’s Scotch and
Smith’ 3 Philadelphia Ales. ‘
Com-rule uxmupleu of how u proloo
tire“ luril‘l‘ oiwrnlt-s nro l‘iliiHIllil the
workilmlunn. the "ptlul' mun." to do u
lot of thinking uowiidnys. ”l3 in he
uiunluu to Uildl'l‘hllillil whutiuu' it in not
kill linuk lllilI tiirvuluulug him with the
loss of his shirt null hi3 util'lts if h.»
.loen not submit.
All through the present luril'r inn:
[violet-(l by n Ilepulilirnu rough-3s :ind
iiidorsotl by n ltrpuhlicnu president :13
THE BEST ’l‘Altii-‘l’ ilii.l. i‘2\'i-Ilt
PASSED. tire to he found (lint-mutual
‘llonx. tin» higher duty on the cheapo:
iil'IIl'Il‘. the lower duty on the (It'lll’t‘l
nrtirle. thus pinning ou the sIlUlIIlIl'i'H
or
Here are nouw iiinstrnlimm:
'l‘hn lrlwlllll'lfl “‘qu biuultetu hear 0
tin.» (it"tlrext
Iii-Li'lz'o pel‘ mull.
l-‘inmu-is. uul more than 40 roots is
pound.
over 70 rents n pound. 70.3? lilfI' cent.
Wool Muslims. vhezuieul, min per
rent: drum-st. 00.33 per «out.
Knit iulniI-s (in most Hi per cent:
dearest “:1. 7-3 pol (out.
Storitings. worth from $1 to $1.50 ll
down. 70.37 per rent: from $2 to $3.
50 per ('l‘llL
Huts nud lmnnutx. worth not over}?!
It dim-u. iii! tit-r l'l'lll". over $20 a dozen.
3:; put rout
(furor-ts. Night-st pl'Il'l‘d. to per cent:
that used for units nutl runs. 120.38 per
1 Hit.
\\ omen a clown. unlined 40 per mint;
IIllt‘lI. .Il pi-r tent: longest glows uu
iluvd. 42 per cent; lined. 20 per cent.
lion‘u gloves. worth iesn‘ than $3 a
dozen. ought per rent; costliest gloves,
MAS per cont; ienthor. unlined. 44.53
per cent; lined. 20.50 per cent.
linoki’eu. vimupest. 17.48 per cent;
dean-3t. 20.13 per cent.
Uncut dinmond3 hour a 10 per cent
duty; imitation diamonds. 20 per cent
The humble first-runner hunts u
fireworks hour lint. 70 per cent.
Matting. smaller and cheaper grades.
43 per cent: costlier. 24 per cent.
Watch movements. seven Jewels.
00.02 per cent; 11 jewels. 40.41 per
cent: li‘ jun e13. 34 45 per cent
Undom our. chenpest. 00.00 per cent;
(lenient. 50 per cent.
Dress goods of wool. cheapest.
105.42 per cent: dent-est, 04.13 per cent.
Volvutn. ohonpest. 105.22
dent-est. 40.55 per cent.
Silk llnudkerohiofn. choupcst. 77.44
per cent: dearest. 50 per cent.
Scissors wonth 50 rental :1 dozen.
per cent.
rent; hone hundiod. 69.43 per cent.
cent; chow-3t gmdea, 03 in per cent.
Files. amniiesi 8120 per cent. long-
est. 80.81 per cent.
cent.
the rich mun.
“TRAVELING MEN FOR
Pumice. to Veto".
Tho mum. mum in A live wire.
molding nubile nonunion}.
oormponding lncmwln autumn.
enrol Wilma in in: milliliter new
the help of my live birding man.
«nor
tumor titan u W039
about time to will u limit on the lid.
puhllcnu prurliru of luxln: the will oil '
of those lousi “MI“ in hour II the great .
burden of tho prnti-i-livo unit-111' ‘
are taxed at l-liiJi'i per cont.
07.02 per cent duty. While eluhomte
per cent;
5201 per cent; worth $l .75 a dozen. 46
Table knivaa. fancy grades. 57.40 per
Butcher knixon. host grades. 52.10 per
lhotmmu. worth from $5 to $10. 17.0?
per cent; Worth over;.$10, 45.40 per
Those are only a part of the dia-
criminntlonn. gleaned from a swift
conning of 3mm) of tho schedules. Re
cloned to simplest terms. they menu
that the poor man is taxed higher than
WOODROW WILSON.
H0 HI. I‘ accord of Making Gd“ HII
Traveling men are docldod factors in
No other clans of mean come in more
forceful contact with the actual canal
llou of the highest otflirina without a
The trawling men need Governor ‘
Wilma for thdlr premium because his
record in that or unkind good promise:
md than hound: fulfilling them. Gov-
Eur:- muln‘lir 9mm comma».
and man who in width: to lulu Gov-
WWW" «polarity in urged to
- mantra. cm
Willufltln llama. homoerotic ll»
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A Telephone or Post Card Order will he attended to promptly. .
"A. F. Beckmann 8: Co.
83» & 85 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK
Phone 440
Our Hats SoldiLike Hot cal...
last Saturday The men who sought them know a good but when
they see it too ‘
All New Styles. sun or Soft .. ........... . . $2.00, $2.50.and $3.00
Cloth Stitched Hats ..... . ............... $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00,
Suits to Measure. . .. ............ $13. 50 upward
Largest Line of Samples in Town.
CAVANAGH 8t ROSE
i TOGGERY SHOP
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2 South Main street South Norwalk 3'
of u:-
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Short Practical Courses
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION
make} SATISFIED STUDENTS at
Merrill Business College“
Port Chester. South Norwalk.
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Stamford
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FINAL MAP OF
Rock Ridge”
(Formerly Beard's Rock's)
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
Wow—n...— -.
COAL!
Extra Large Size, No. 2 Nut Coal
$5.50 per Ton ~
Harrisdt Gans Company
TEL. 721. 68 WATER 8T.” , '
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A Good Record
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in a thing to be proud of. We base U CONNEALLY &
56:32.13)? $111111: JXArJhSIIIEILc“ ”I 3:: BRACKEN a:
lion. Our experience. skill and H
outlines: lntogrlty’ are unquestion-
ed. We employ experienced Ocu-
lista to examine the urea;
THAMER
OGU LISTB AND OflTlclANfi
87 Atlantic Square. Stanford, Ct.
an. 16 yam. Opemlm. moinm.‘ »
and we invite your attention,
to the largest and must com-f:
THE lilLiCAL lNJUNO‘l‘iON.
A Wmhlngtau clergyman. mode a
unit of connotation upon a woman Who
nod buttoned u and bereavement. , iii
whom" “ill tho mm, “that in your ‘
hitter trial you have thund some ray j"
of comfort from tho heriptnren’f .
"lulled i have, air.” We: the dand- _
dent, though tearful reply. . . '
"l‘hut’o mad, Ilium." on the mym- '
”them obnmtlnn or the monitor. } '
“harm: whttpumottuéoma "
Book haiudyonmom" ‘ ‘ » ,r
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Norwalk Chronicler