FRIDAYlAPRIl-r 218. 1913 i I
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E. K.‘ BANKS
Mahlokamo Hotel Block
South Nomlk
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: A complete WAasortmcn o! ~ ew “‘6 o l S " , L. . 3...... ‘ L ,1":
w ' 5:1. Mro. G. H ard King,
Hi Kl~1ONOS ‘ GOId'Edge seam ess Pun As the result o‘i’wa' long illness,
”d *1 an C d ' Pure Aluminum : 23:122..1..::::1‘..°§uu::.. :1. :32:
OHIIJDE'EN’ ’scnomeiiit: iii ‘ ' orrespon ence Tea Kettle I alleviate, Mrs. 'l‘erentia E. King puss-
Gingham ““1 Galatea ‘ ' , ed away at that institution during the
011‘s?- iio’u's'a 2F)‘ilil‘£"sdsfdg§c. cards ‘ and tWO'Quart ;' night. Mrs. King leaves a husband,
in Percale and Glng~ . (x. Howard King. 91‘ East Morwalk, and
home. at '1‘ 350 up, per box I. Inset a daughter, Mrs. A, H. Boutwell. of
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WEATHER FORECAST.
> For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Saturday; warmer tonight;
brisk south and southwest winds.
Weather conditions: The ridge of
high pressure has now reached the At-
lantic coast. giving the ‘seaboard sec-
tions fair, cool weather. The Gulf
and ooutheastern states lie under its
influence, with clear skies throughout \
that region. The eastward progress
of the low pressure area on the north-
ern border continues. Light rains ac-
company“ it in Michigan. A “high"
new central over the Dakotas is .pro—
ducing ii‘air. settled. cool weather in
the northwest. The weather is unset-
tled in other western districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
lilarry Ellsworth, of New York city.
in spending a few days in Norwaik on
business
i’orter Emerson Browne. the well-
lmown playwright is amending the
day in New ‘1'.ork .
Our Brothers image. No. 10 l. (J.
0. F‘., will hold its regular weekly
meeting Monday evening.
Danii’ord Montague. of ‘ilarstrom’s
school, la spending the weekend with
ibis parents in New York.
Mrs. dlurd, formerly Miss (iuasic
Notice. of Summit. N. .i., is the guest
of Miss May '1). Smith. of Buyvicw ave-
nue.
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”Soft and still hats
O'Dricn'u.
renovated.
William F. 'iloyt, of rllmwood ave-
nue, hauipnrohauud a new automobile
and is having a garage erected on his
property.
The hearing on the demurrer and
crime complaint in the McKendrie v11.
Norwaik investment Company. had
gone over.
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Miau Elizabeth lionmrlly, or New
billiard, his the about of her brother,
.lmueu llumioily, of Summiti avenue,
for 11 low day».
illiciimvl F‘. Nanak. n welivimuwn 111w
blur, in Mouth Norwuik, loft New York
,wniurdny for 11 trip to Germany.
litirhurd F. Munch, Jr.. of iluulh Nor-
woilc, will 1111111111111 the jewelry bual-
nmm in the diamond of bio hither.
NORWICH Mimi. iNggLVENT.
Whfllllml'l‘tlll. April KWMTIIU Fina
National that of Norwich, (1111111..
which cioood no doom a low day» one,
in insolvent, and the appointment of
a receiver unavoidable, according to
a telegram received today or Comp
trailer Murray from National Bach
moraine: been. in charge of the. loath
,iutiml.
11,5110 no: is honored.
armorial), April lama bungalow
at Newton Heights, belonging to Mill.
Refrigerators
WmP. Beers
6 SOUTH MAIN 8T.
-M.
A Special
Gilt and Silver
Edge Papers
25c box
Donaclly’s~
Stationery Store
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
spectlon.
vanized lined, at moderate prices.
Albert .F. Gehcbe
as wear wacho'roa or.
sou-m NORWALK.
RED arm's new BUILDING.
Prompt Delivery. Phano 897
Be Sure
and Remember‘
Id any Junk mun slope at your houae
without the sign W111. Enron. ll ltowau
bit, id. Norwaik, on the wagon and
say» he in working for me. he in cheat»
log you. because there were some
nomplainie. i pay 11: 11 lb. for man
and beat priced for auto iiroa, ruhhoru,
neither beds, metals and old automo-
bile Urea are in demand. link for
price: Please notify me ahead on 1
am very bully darling the cannon
Telephone «1
. up»;
SI’ECIAL OFFER
REGULAR $1.25
Paint 85 dis
PER GALLON
We coil 11 double roll of Wall Paper
from to up. Full line of Poinlm' eup-
vuoo. Painting and Paper Hanging
A. COHEN
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ham uncle, was turmoil that morning,
with it: Mimic, mulling 11 lost: oi
about 31,501 The origin of the lire
in not known. The place no unoc-
miulad at the titan.
Hr Gracie stated this morning that
the lose in mind by insurance.
w BUY
, Hazclton
Our new styles or Refrigerators and 2:
ice Cheats are here awaiting your in- '-
Made of hardwood with :-
round corners, white enamel and gai- "
Optician
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The Moy
County distributor,
will receive prompt attention.
GARAGE, RIVER STREET.
MANURE.
Gold Medal Flour
.loim
Keogh. Joseph it. 'l‘ayior. Nehemiah
Gaodoo, George H.1Voubumh and Mill. ,
ham Tammany. of death Norwoilt,
spent the morning in Bridgeport.
Attorneys John J Cohen
A.J.Collins&Co.
SPECIAL SALE .
With the desire to reduce my stock previous to May lat. when
it will be1 turned over to The Holmes, Keeler and Kent 80.. I offer
BoWker’s Fertilizers
For Field and Garden, for $1.25 abag
This offer is for Cash only as it is below cost,
- until the "other fellow" gets it—have only about 300 bags.
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O. B. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
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% Eyes Examined Free
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A reqiieat for a catalogue. or demonstration,
OSCAR. H. BANKS,
’ regular llcaue
E.ithcr can be used
separately; highly polish.
ed; full six quarts, va-
luc $4- 00-
Special 3225
Don't wait
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
A close study of the many models 0!
er Car
is necessary to appreciate its many exclusive features which tend to
make it,the EASlEST RIDING (‘AR ON EAR'DH.
to the Fairfleld
. NORWAAngCeoiflth.
FERTILIZERS
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME, MAPES MKNUREQ, MURIATE
POTABH, NITRATE 800A, NITRATE OF POTASH.
AIR SLAOKED LIME.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
BARN-YARD
LAND PLASTER.
Don’t Miss These Great
Specials
Extra Nice Shoulder per lb. 12%.c
25 lb. Bag Granulated Sugar
Bea Hur Flour per bag
per bag.
20 North Main 8!.
Phone 143.
NOTICE
ill be char
caused on or before May 1, 1913.
Dog licenced may be obtained at the
ofiloe or J. M. Lath and 00., Ball
dill. Saturday.
4). at. and saw
row avenue, South No
April lath. from 3 to
order. April 26th. man 7 to 9 thin
hated at Norwailr. April lath, infill.
. emu.
‘ Town Clerk.
' port of which Rev. A. H. Boutwell,
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If o'clock in the Assembly Hall to con-
: team to New York tomorrow.
'I probable that three will be sent down
1: to defend the iaurels of Norwalk High,
-- Centre“,
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'65c
700
Large Assortment of Fresh Vegetables
UNITED GROCERY CO.
LicenseYourDogs
Dog toner are now payable. A pair
ty of one dollar. on fixed by law.
in addition to the
ice for every dog our
the use of nix months that in not iiu
Bridgeport. She was about 59 years
of age. The funeral will "be held from
the Memorial Baptist church in Bridge
son in law oi’ the deceased is pastot,
on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev.
S, R'Fairbanks, pastor of the East
avenue Methodist church, will oili-
ciate. "
Mrs. Charles A. Fallon: V
Mrs. "Emma Amelia F‘allon, wife of
Charles A. Fallen, died at her real-
deuce. No. 4 Hamilton avenue. this
morning; after a long illness. Besides
her husband she is survived by four
ch1‘drcn, l‘loruce 1).. of ilethel; Misses
V. Mae, Emma B. and Augusta. of
South Norwalk. Funeral services will
take place at her late home, 2:30 Mpn~
day afternoon. Rev. Mr. Wakeham will
officiate. Burial will be in Rowayton
cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. Julia Church Gregory
The funeral “services over the . re-
mains of Mrs. Julia Gregory will he
held from her late residence in Franca
street Saturday afternoon, at 2.30 o'-
clock. The Rev. F. Benton. Wernerwili
will omciate’ and interment will take
place in Riverside cemetery,
Mary E. Waterbury.
hlary lE. Waterbury, widow of Jona-
than Waterbury, of Noroton. aged 77
years, died Wednesday, The funeral
was held at 2:30 o'clock this after-l
noon from her late residence with in-
terment in Spring Grove cemetery.
Funeral of P. N. Smith.
The funeral services of the late
Philip N. Smith will he held tomor-
row ai’teriiooxi at 3 o’clock from ’I‘rini~
lbw Church, instead of this evening. The
interment will he in Ridgeiield, Satur-
day utternoon.
IIIIilI Silillllll IlllllS. ‘
‘ A meeting of the Boys“ Athletic As-
« sociutlon will be held today at one
‘ alder an appropriation to send a
it Is
O'Neil, and Forun. Trials
2 have been held every day for the past
' two weeks and all of these men have
done remarkably well. in yesterday's
trails, Foran finished the 1-4 mile in
57 aeconda, Cantrell in :19 seconds,
while O‘Neil made excellent showing
in the 100 yard dash. The team has
been coached on good starts and ”set-
ting away" by Mr. 0. A. Kennedy.
Tickets are now out for the Teach-
ere‘ play which .wil be given in the
High School Assembly dial], May lat
and 2111!. Tickets are in the hands of
all teachers of the town and may he
obtained by either applying to them or
buying them at the door.
A meeting or the dance committee
of the High School Senate was held
yesterday in order to arrange the or‘
der of dances. The committee has ee-
cured Archie Merriam to furnieh mu-
sic. as his music proved very excel-
lent at the recent dance given bygthe
(lirlu’ Athletic Association. The Com-
mittee also decided to have punch
which will be free to All.
The members of the orchestra mot
hire. w. G. Perry at one o‘clock yester-
day in order to talk over advertising
for ilieir‘eoncurt t.) be given April 23.
An excellent bomhnll practice was
bold yualordny in preparation (or the
game with tho Norwalk Bunkers, Sat-
urday. .
An important meeting of the junior
close wall held yesterday at 1 o'clock
* in tho Aunembly Hail. The meeting
wan called to order by Chairman ml»
dell. ‘r'l‘ho claim than voted to hold a
dance in honor of the aoniorn before
graduation. A committee wan appoint
ed to obtain the noeeauary permis-
sion for the m of the ,lligh illchoolu
Assembly Hall from the High School
committee. Those appointed on the
committee wororr‘flichard llarrla. Mina
Dido and Claude Lobdell.
011 next Friday, one week from to
day, there Will be a teachers conven-
town will be closed.
The contributions from the High
School 111va yesterday morning, for
the Ohio flood buffalo”, amounted to
$16.60. it in very probable ”that even
unlock today.
A regular teachora' meeting was
held ycmday at 2: ill).
‘schol to take some of the tickets in
lion and all the public aehoola oi' the '
mom {will be contributed before 1 y
This wall a. .
very important one an realm who can , .
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which ha; been '
In use for over 30 years. has borne the signature at,
and has been made under his per- '
Ml sonul supervision since Its infancy. -
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterieita, llnitations and “ J ust-as-good ” are but 2
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of “1
lniants and Children—Experience against Expcihucniz.
What is CASTORIA
(bacteria. is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- > ,.
sonic, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It. is pleasant. ll: _
contains neither Opium, Morphine not other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. ll; destroys Worms . ,
and alloys Fevorishneas. F or more than thirty years ltr “
has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flutulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowvls, '-
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep. ’ I
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. '
assume CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Ilavc Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
1'“! OIHTAUR COIFINV. 7f IUIIGV ITIIIT. NEW YORK cm.
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LOCKED IN WIGW-AM.
Contractor Barry W. Mather, of»
South Norwalk, was inspecting [the .
new furnishings in Uncas Wigwam. »‘
“hen Otto Lindatrom tool: .
order to dispose of them. The concert i
will be given Alpl'll 23.
The Camera Club meeting was again
postponed yesterday, owing to college
preparatory work in ancient history yesterday,
friend from .\e\v Haven to Show“
fallin on Wednesday. The next meet a ..
ing 5m be held on Friday 0! next;him the place. Mr. Lindstrom went. ,
week . 'out and locked the door unthinking
leaving the contractor, who has no ’
'key. inside. IMr. Mather called out or fl
Eula Goidcchmidt. town counsel the window to a. passerby, who my
and Norwalkvs enterprising prosecut- formed Wesley Johnson. in Church Gr
ins attorney MB received a. handsome ‘ Miller' 3 store, of the prisoner’s plight.
new bicycle. the gift of a client. ’Mr. Johnson effected the release. ‘
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS.
FOR MA r
include the latent draped efiectl, Balkan and Run-inn styles. etc.
The price for each number of above illustrated )attcrn is 15 cents.
Don't forget to buy the beautiful FASHIO BOOK, oiilv lo cents
5. when purchased with a 15 cent pattern.
NOW ON SALE All
WILLIAM P. BEERS
6 South Main St, 80. Norwalk
Touring Canwith Electric Lights,
" .Sta’rtcr and Full Equipment
11. E- BETTS & ”or.
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