V‘ Vines. Telephone 2W
TAYIOR & honour
M, ssnlnotop Street,
' South Noi'wallt. Court.
All; lands at insurance.
Public Slenogrsphsr
l). Snudnrd, otM’ostbrook, Conn”
ending a ten days in Norwnlk
» Douglass Fowler Post No. 48 GA V
WET, will hold a weekly meeting on
‘ Monday evening.
llllr. and Mrs. George Scoileld. of
blind Ridge, Conn, spent yesterday
"tin Norwnlk with friends.
, Members of. the High school baseball
~ team we‘re busy this morning rolling
the Amusement Park diamond tor the
. some this afternoon.
A special convocation of Butler
Chapter, R. A. M., will be held at its
room's April 22nd, 1913. at 8 o’clock
«A. .n in
installation of officers will take
Dione .
-—We are headquarters for window
and door screens. Phone 1083. .
John sud Keyser
MW
at large number of the members of
the Norwoik Bird Club Went to the1
W1nnipauk school yesterday sim-
noon, to attend the Arbor and Bird Dsyi
o:ercises held there.
8'
~John IH Dokin piano tuner. from
New York will lbe‘ in town next week.
Order's cont to the Manet-ironic ilotel
i' will receive hisntteniion
The case of George A. ilritto and
We, who bud had some trouble about
”Milling together and whose case use
‘toirllnve come up this morning. hos
* Colle’over. Brit-to is paying his wife
tilted sum 3 week now. they having
“heed ' to disagree.
~Power Vacuum .oicsner. Phone
Yesterday afternoon 1. Joel attempt-
who raise his awning. Finding the
filling ifllcult he enlisted the services
of :‘w an Bracken Both could do no
more than Mr. Joel had done. At
silt one 01' Mr. Joel's clerks nos.
7 that it the arms were dropped
. “crown” not be in vain.
‘ OPRACTIC
‘ iii-lost "newsrooms.
titres-r nus-Hons.
E. .BARTHOL. D. c;
S 7 Atlantic 8:. dammit, coon.
, W Attsndsnt lust Rooms.
Know s. in.- ~l p m. Mondoy, Wad
mutiny. Friday 6230 n. m.
. loath florwslk mildew-43 Meadow 8i...
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Phone Connections.
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Cahiornla
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Granulated Sugar
Tel 871
Now. Just in ¥
13 New Laid: Eggs 9
' ‘ Sugar? Corn 6c pet can
East India TeaCo
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25c
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125* Washington: Street
dice to be closed out below cost.
business. All our
Shirts; Collars, :Ties,
sacrificed.
to Let.
Gomg Out of Busmess
' SOU TH NORWALK
Dry Goods Cumplmy
.28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN sinner
Salc‘Starts Friday 9 a. m.
This three story building tilled with dim and up~to date merchan-
ns we are going to retire from
Spring Suits. Coats, Skirts and Shirt
Waists to be closed out at cost.
Hosiery, Underwear,
Umbrellas, Trunks and Bags, and
everything for the Household, to be
Fixtures for Sale and a 3 Story Building
We Want
All varieties at asc peck.
At CUNEO'S
Val
"lul limp
econumlcsl Ford.
REFUGE TO DWI QHARLTON UP.
WAllill-NOTGNJ April lament» ap-
pear or Porter chillies: from the re-
noun or the New dailies courts to list
slide orders tor his Quotation
hilly. iris nil rol- srsu " .
tore the income
elilulf Ichdrlton is will
EVBI'yLumberBuyer»
large end smell. who sends us an order. to be so well pleased with
Hatch and Benny 00 service thot he will continue to give us his
psironnge. hunt is the kind of service that we are equipped to render.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
IWTH NORWALK. CONN.
Cuneo’s Flower Shop
Rose Bushes. Rose Bushes, 25¢ each. Garden 5!:ch Farm
Seeds the best stock in town. Seed Potatoes duo Saturday.
Spring days are Ford days.
nilnrcs, you'll want and need it light. right and
When the open road
But. unless you not yours todni
you' re utmost sure to be disappointed. The sup—
ply is big but the demand is bigger. 8 L. lione-
dict. Agent 03 south Main Street. South Norwnlit
Mosesu Junior! to olnsoron or
now "Avon nose. '
sell mails to sum“ polls rim.
‘ our in lloso‘ill Murillo or
"TOUR slums Ann Tull ruminant j
. to s great extent.
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For keeping in touch nothing quite equals the .
‘ telephone. No matter how near or how far away your
friends may be.yy0u can make the day brighter for
them and yourselfitvlth a low cheery words over the» »,
telephone. An appointment to make or break? Do it
hp» telephOne.
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HIGH Stillllll hills. .3
'4 Two Step
s5 Burn Dance
Of late the members of the High 6 Waltz
‘SchOol have been. fortunate in been
ing A number at ‘very interesting lec-
turns. The latest one one given by
Mr. W, Boehmke. of Cape Town. South
Africa. Mr. Boehmke has lived in
Africa for the most of his lite and was
able to give a talk which was intense-
ly interesting to the listeners. 'hir.
Boehmlte spoke. first oi the Cape of
Good Hope, which, stand! 860 feet
high, or about the height of the new
Woolworth Building in New York. He
stated that whsnjthls was first dis-
covered. it we. called the Cape of.
Storms, because somsny were wreck-
ed before reaching-that point.
The speaker ssld that us this was
ill-bar day. he would tell of the trees
and the earth othouth Attica. 0r?
lginslly there were s grant number 0!
trees on tho molt-talus, but, so in
America. they hove been out do n
and now when heavy rsln occur. a
great amount ct vslusblo earth is
washed down into the sea.
Mr. Boehmke next spoke of the no
es. The European races were from
Hollsnyl. France. England. and Ger-
many.‘ of the native races, the “Bush
men" were the most interesting.
These people grow'only to the height
or about three or four test. and: are
very primitive. They live in coves.
but have developedlthe srt or pointing
The baseball game today between the
High School team and the Norwaik
Bunkers promises to be one of the
best oi the season. Both teams are
made up of local players which makes
great rivalry between both the spec
tutors and the players. Carlson, the;
nervwillgb School slabnlun, will prob-
ably be on .the mound. and it is ex-
pected. among High School ions, that
the Booker: will have much diniculty
in solving his delivery..{l‘ho game will
be played at Amusement Park nudthe
admission will be 10 cents.
A speblal meeting at the Boys' Ath-
letic Association was held \yesterdni'
at one o'clock in the Assembly Hall.
The meeting was called for the pur-
pose oi considei'lng an sppropriation
for the track team. :9 60 wss untried
for by the Athletic director to cover
expenses. This was voted by the as-
sociation sud ss theme was no more
business the mbetiuz was adjourned.
Today the track meet‘ will be held
in New York City, under the auspices
of the New York University. Three
sent Norwslk High, and oil are expect-
ed to make a. good showing. These
men are. George Cantrell. Frederick
Mamsnd Timothy O‘Neil. Cantrell
and Form are.“ mile men, and 0'»
Neil is a 100 yard man. Lsst your
lwtlllom Coley entered and finished
“f Boghmko in.“ IBM“ of fl“ 1‘“. litth This‘u COMMENT! I! m STDDG-
'Sj guage. which is known u the “click" ins. since schools from all over New
. language. .
I. this nonsmoking s-nnlnbor of phrases event. MARY 01' the schools have gym-
_' in the language.
He sure so illustrstiou oi York Suits sod Connecticut enter this
Vnssiums to train, thus having an ad-
Tho speaker next told at the dis» "“1““ 0"" “0’91"“ High "0""
‘ moods round in Atrial. He sold that» or, 3111131118 by the trials, it is expect-
so per cam, at all the dismouds lit ed thst'tils loom will nuke excellent
the“ world were round in Africa. The Standing. The team left on the 11.17
clothed for obtaining these disinonds "All! this morning.
is very intorcstins. The dismonds “990le were (iron out yesterday
are round in um melts m “a Just before the close of the sixth per
diamonds togetlmr are dug out sud lod rum marks are tor the work:
are passed over a lsrso board covered do” "it“ “Nil"! lit
with a sticky substance which l... the Miss Florence Chancellor on do-
propertios or holding the diamonds tslnod at her homo yesterday by ill~
and releasing lbs stones. in this way he... and won unable to be present at
the stones are aspirated from the dis- school.
moods. Owing to the dunes yesterday the
Mr. eosllmlle ma null tile govern moment of the Girln' lunatic Aw
mom or south Atricn‘wos an trump”. olstion' did not bowl at the Twin City
slanted Vgovornmom. Two you. use Alleys, so is ususily the custom (Fri
sit the countries were united and two day yst‘tsruoous.
capitol. were chosen. There it" two “Dr. Edward H. Gumbsrt stein riled
houses of Parliament. the toner helm “19 M" WW“! “'9 “Mini 0‘ M
and upper house, There is. also a'dcers by Ilils‘h School students. Any
lloremor general who acts so the one “Wont. In order to hold our chino,
booting link between um; and Enz- or not on any committee must be to
land Tile with“. however shill their 8004 Mullins and must in?
own laws. . ' ‘ J your or
hill WW1; undiluted iron ills 8th
’ngVdo oi the humour school .
in Quorum stltsd one histories ,
liners mrtmonth lost her captain and
. lullabsck on Still foothill tssln try just
ouch s ruin. ‘
athletes will be sent down to more ,,
' .substitutss.
doorman-so
Long Silk Gloves at 59c
Long Sillt Gloves. good value at 75c. Tonight 59c.
DreSSes at $1.29 ‘: '1‘
10 diitelent styles in Ladies' Tub Dresses: worth 32 On sale‘ tau
night $129. '
100 Koheiinor Dress Fasteners 7c
Sold thecountry over at V100 a card. On sale this evening lo.
502: Braids“ 19c , * ‘—
‘ Braids. all colors. never sold less than 50c. On sale this evening. 19c.
Waists at 99c '
A ten large line of fine Lingerie and Tailored Whists on sale at
99 cents. 7. ~.
Waists “‘at $1. 99
A beautiful line of line Lingerie \\-' aisle, high and Jow neck? very
special $1. 99 . ,
Children’s Hats 25c
A good ready to wear Hat tor the children in colors ; on sale at
25 cents this evening.
500 Sheets 31c
Full size Sheets; regularly 50c. On sale this evening 31c
Sale of Shapes. 99c, SI. 49, $1. 99
A line sample line of high- class Shapes on sale this evening at
99c, $149 and $1. 99. .l
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’22 lbs Sugar . V. . . $1.00
Belt Butter ,- . a lb 38c
Best Flour antes ,Bilg 70c
Thé Great Ado? cho‘l Company:
m Wit-"moron or. sodru "opium '9
Dollar!“ 8: so a. in and 2:89 p. M», m. Dorm ,
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Connsctors
sod ,Builders
kinds at Myriam-notion slur-
IOUTH NORWALK.
Maring Construction Co.
Esflmstss turnishsd on oil
moss and result work. .
V m WASHINSTON STREET. .
l , TIL. $57.12.
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produced by this mutilation. An
extra rehearsal was held yesterday
afternoon in preparation for the con-
cart.
Members oi lhe baseball team were
busy yesterday having their approval
slips signed in order to play in next
week's spines. ’
The first period was omitted yester-
day because of the lecture or Mr.
Boohmkeiu V 5
At the next meeting oi the camera
club, next ”my, a collection will be
taken up in order to 'buy chemicals
for experimenting purposes.
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A CARD.
- This is to certify that nil druulsts
are suthorissd to comm your money
it Foley's Honey and To: Compound
dolls to ours your cough or cold.
John hornet. Toll. Wis. distort: "i
used Foley's ‘llbnsy and Tor Com-
pound tor live yours. and it. always:
wires this but at damnation and at»
ways cures s couch or cold " Refuse
For «in ct all drug»
3‘ .-
extortion, but the police say they mode
the arrest. on certain information they
had recanted. .
The police do not connect the fruit
dealer with the attempt to bisexual!
Miss Wile. The dealer asserts omnhst—
lcnlly that Solidi di not. ssh it any
package had “been left in the stone.
The incident has msdoea stir. Since
the death or her (other Miss Wile, who
is about. thirty years old. hos lived
alone. The letter has outlined her out!
her menus grout anxiety.
Saudi formerly taught languages in
New Yorkmrivoto schools. He did not. V
g‘lve bail. .
Miss Wile is s. grandnushter oi the
into C M boom“. oi this city, and is
well known here.
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lets Dr. VWilltsm ill. Wills. »
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