A Complain Assortment oi .
KIMONOS
in Land and drops Cloth. ‘ .
at.....‘. 26c, undead 01.00. _
CHILDREN'S. ROMPERSI. in ., ,
(lineman .. and deletes,
Cloth...“ .....,V25c find 500
Ladies? HOUSE DRESSEB.‘
‘ in Percale and Qing-
hulls. air
$1.00 $1.25 and El.”
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Mahaak'orn'o Hotel Black
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WEATHER FORECAST.
"For Norwalk and vicinity. Fair to-
night, warmer in the intsiior; Tues-
day. fair and warmer ;' moderate winds,
becoming south. 'Weather conditions:
Pleasant weather with low tempera-
tures continues In the eastern dis-
tricts. Killing frosts were reported
in northern New York, Vermont and
New Hampshire; heavy irosts from
Ohio and Pennsylvania and light frosts
as far south as Ashcvllle. NJC. At
Northfleld. Vt., the temperature drop-
ped to 24. A disturbance central over
lake Superior is causing unsettled
showery weather with rising temper-
store in the Mississippi Valley and
western portion of the Lake regions.
The area of high barometric treasure
which has caused the low temperature
during the past few days Ivill probably
move out to sea of! the Middle Atlan-
tic coast tonight. . Tile disturbance
over Lake Superior will move east-
ward causing increasing cloudiness
ands-icing tampéra'fllre‘ln this vicis-
ity on Tuesday and probably showers
by Tuesday night. ‘
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: . Low, 55; high, 65.
Cloudy.
M's
Concord Division, No. 2, Sons of
memperance, will meet this evening.
Mrs. W. Wards'ia spending a tow
days in Bridgeport.
———Lawn mowers sharpened and se-
paired. Luther M. Wright. Phone call.
Nelson Benedict. oi Norwaik. is»
able to be out after a week sickness.
n... .—
—Going-oui.,oi business. Don‘t miss
the big bargains at 80. Nonwaik Dryl
Goods Co.
«Mrs. William Durant. of Donbury.
spent the week end with friends in
wine street.
Washingtonxijlhapier. No. 24, it. A.
M. will hold a stated convocation
Wednesday evening.
..—.u
i‘he Ruliragcttea have arrived in the
city as mainland and are antenishlng
all by their energy. V“:
in
a.
Mr. and Mrs. (lliii‘ord llauford.
South Nut-walk, spent yesterday
Bridgeport with relatives.
—M~. M»
There will be a rehearsal of Butler
“also, i. t). i). it. first desires team,
this evening at ii o'clock
Pride of Court Nomi]: circle. No.
"(Isl Companions oi the Forest. will
hold its first regular meeting tomor-
., row evening.
Spaiding Tennis Balls ..... 25c each
Wright and Ditaon Tennis Balls -..
ii Han ging
for 1913
M Just received at
W P Beers
.‘ndV SQIJ‘I'H MAIN ST.
Base Bail
GOOdS g
Donnelly’s
Stationery Store "
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
vDavid W. Raymond
UN'DERTAKER}
NEW who man's“- Lbitlofi
2? WASHINGTON
TIL, 0M“, 1““; "bill", 608.
Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire
FOR ALL OCCASIONI.
DAY OR NIGHT.
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Our Bpecigalty.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.
litfi.)3l‘tW.GOl‘II8m
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD,
East Norwlik. Phone EOE-12.
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fiw-MW‘
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers um Pier 28,
malt River. Non York (toot at Dover
sired). my day (except handily) M
ii p. m. Freisht received at Norwaili
up to t o. m. and South Romanian
to 6:30 p. in.
Norwailt Steamboat Company
The regular misting ‘0' the tinned
lilrotlisrhood at WW and loin-_
are of AmaricI, lilo. iii. will be held
tomorrow evening
mining J. ilmiIh. C. 0. Human,
I1 Losses" central Agent.
lira. "Frederick L. hurt or Provi
ashes. it. ii.. iii spandihs two weeks,
with her parents. Mr and him. “I???”
on Selby, of chi city.
3. Hannah-W
post cards are lining received from
William dietitian at South Nor-waits
Eli new bill Iibil.
who ion halos slim... some with .
Shoulders
1“ ans stains dualism-Ian
a ecesSIIZICS
PERFECTION OIL STOVES. HUMMER WINDOW ECI‘IEENB
2 Burner. .90. 45 18 inches high, 32 inches
3 llurner V; . ..... . $8.45 wide ............. ,,.. 21c
Ovens .99c to $2.50 24 inches him' V33 inches
Poadi-i HAMMOGKVS. 7,. wide 25c
9ch to $6. 93f ’ , .28 inches dikh. 33 inches
coucs' HAMMOCKs. ' wide. 3......29c
SCREEN DOORS ........ $1.25
Pomp Chairs. Lawn Mowers and Re
he had.
$4.98 to $15 00.
Our line of Porch Screens.
frigaiatoramre the best values
Goal Delivered $6.50 per ton
Pea Gaul $5. 00 per ton
Wood Cut and Split- Fire-Place Wood
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
0.15. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the thicai Line
Eyes Examined Free
Our Chauffeurs are Experienced andCareiul men, and
‘ our Rates are Reasonable.
Try a Trip ThisFine Weather
OSCAR ii. siNits ..
GARAGE, RIVER STREET. NORWA V.
out
.coNN.
New Potatoes, quart
Home Rhubarb. bunch so I Bermuda Onions, quart
Lettuce, head 5c 1 Home Asparagus. bunch
Wax%eans, Spinach. Apples. Oranges, Grape Fruit.
United Grocery Co.
so I . Pineapple:
I
20 North Main at.
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Automobile
Insurance
Are you protected against loss oi
your auto by tire?
Do you carry Liability insurance to
protect your legal liability as owner u
and operator at an auto?
listen and particulars cheerfully
furnished.
J. M. Layton &Co..lnc.
6 Railroad Ave. 80th Norwailt
Automolillo and Engine
Oils, Polarinc. llavolinc,
Mobile Oils, Spark Plugs,
'High and Low Tension
Cables, Colombia No. rill:
Batteries»! allm‘ Il’aiuts.
ultimo an.
{liveailio limit Power and
‘4 Prevents Engine Tmulilo.
. Open Ionian unlit ill o'clock
Ilia SUIII liarwsilifliardwm
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Shiite Illiiiloroilnd
lint tort,
EYE. IXAMINID Hill
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Open Monday“ it invalidity Livonia“
UNITRU RANK SUIL’DINO.
Ht Wather
a... Goods to supply the needs of every home and all are Ills values.’ . ;_
‘ street. Springdaio.
per lb. 1%:
25 lb. Bag Granulated Sugar V $1.15
a for use
So
25c
Phone 143.
Auto Supplies
GASOLINE
not. t. Illicit. iii-r.
JD. iii. Horton has moved to lions
W.— V ‘
A. Chinplneiii has returned from the ‘
Stamford Hospital.
Mrs, Albert Westcott is confined to
her home with illness.
Mrs, “H. W. Folsom spent yesterday
in New York, on business
Vernila Ruscoe spent Saturday with
relatives and friends in Norwalk.
John L. Sunderas 'oi Waterbury visa
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schmidt.
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Mrs Anna Brown of New Canaan '
spent Saturday with Mrs. hIcAdams.
C. D, Raymond of New York visited
at the homestead over the week-end?
George N, McKend'ry spent Tuesday
in New York on important business.
.
automobiles
weeks.
during the .past few
Dr. Caskey of New York will month
in St Pauls Church, Sunday, at 11
a. m.
Lewis Provoat oi Railroad avenue
spent Sunday with relatives in Stain-
ford.
I. C. Martin and family of NewYork
spent Sunday at their home on the
Ridge.
Oscar Williams of New Hartford
spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs,
Wdolm Elliott.
Andrew Jones. who Is confined to
n his home on Park street, is steadily
' improving.
.. Manager Otto Schmidt has booked
. the West sides of Bridgeport for the
Fourth of July.
Mrs.'l~‘orter has returned from a
.. pleasant visit with her daughter in
- Staten island.
, Mr, and Mrs, R. Bishop at Stamford
"spent the week at their bungalowmt
Lake Kitchewan. ' ‘
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Prof. and Airs. W. H. Burr and iam-
ily have returned to their summer
home on West street.
Frank Fitch Is now employed as
chauffeur for Rupert King oi the Con-
tral garage, New Canaan.
Miss Hazel Roscoe oi‘ Rowayton
spent several days with Mr. and MN.
Elmer Ruscoe on East avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Raymond of
last Norwaik are the guests of Mrs.
Mary Raymond, Carter street.
w 0. Halves is having a large chick-
sn-house and run built in the roar of
his property on Stamford avenue.
W
' There was no meeting at the Busi-
um Men's Association last evening.
as only live meinbersyere present.
I
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Mrs. Hannah Tuttle of West street
spent several days this neck with her
sister. Mrs B B llrinlterhofi Railroad
avenue.
m
The Girls' Club of St. Paul's Church
are busy making dresses for the min-
sionsryrbox which they will send to
the Northwest.
“-
Mr. and Mrs, James A. Miller, lid,
and little son spent the week-end at
I'tlie horns of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Folsom, Park sneer.
letter Yeaton returned to New Ha»
van, asturday, after spending several
say. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
(lounge N. Yeston. Prospect Place,
Mr. and Mrs. lianry Declininiier and
Mrs. Brennan (Bishop of would, N 1.,
were the guests of air. and Mrs
V mention Bishop on llarrison avenue.
holiday.
.5.
as
how did the work.”
Was
go «their last milslsaL lit
Tooker & Rily have sold seventeen
W
i'i‘iis entrance to d it. flirty. glis-
my store iii being improved The
step has been taken out and I cloning
entrance or cement ,is limit .1. J. lita-
. Mont. lilasvaifrsda Webb; secretary,
I cans and this his mom Iriii
in turmoil. minimalism ma-
"ii ‘ hills Lindsay, violinist.
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. gorie, Drops and Soothln
contains neither Opium,
and alloys Feverishness.
Diarrhoea.
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been.
in use for over 30 mars. has borne the signature or,
and has been made under his pe
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in thl
All Counterieits, lulltations and “Just-as-g‘ood ” are bu
' Experiments that trifle ulth and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience ngalnst Experiment.
What is CASTOFIIA
Oastoria is a. harmless snbstéimte lot Castor Oil, Pare»
gratis.
orplilne nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. ls destroys Worms ,-
For more than thirty years ‘
has been in constant use for the relief 01 Constipation
Fliitulenoy, Wind colic, all Teething Troubles and
It regulates the
assimilates the Food, giving lieu thy and natural ill
The Children's Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
The Kind You Have AiWays Bought
' In Use For Over 30 Years
1H! CENTAUR COIPARV. 7? "UIIAV I'III‘T. Ill YORK cm.
It. is pleasant. . It .
tomwch and Bowcls.
bor Day.
planted
A large maple tree
in the school yard.
remainder of the day fishing at the
Norwaik reServoii'.
The Selectmen have received a con-
signment of road oil, and represents—
tives of the Standard Oil Company
have, been eiigag‘ed for several days in
placing it on the streets by the press-
ure system.
Tii'e lloly Name Society will receive
communion in a body in St Aloysius'
‘Chuicli. Sunday morning, and in the
evening the monthly meeting will be
held. At the masses in the morning.
the collection for Pope Pius X will
be taken.
Preparations are being made by a
number of the young people for the
Baseball Bugs' dance, in the Town
Hall next Thursday evening. All the
big league teams will be represented.
Speidel' s orchestra of ~Brklgeport will
furnish music.
The selectmen. with the Ilelp or .i.
end of ‘Ponus street making it wider
and or a more even grade. A new
bridge will be constructed. Mr. Brad-
ley is tarnishing much of the material
for the repairs.
The firemen were called out last.
evening for a chimney fire in the
home of Oscar llinkerd, St. John Pines
They responded with the supply wag-
on, and. by using the hand extinguish
er and pouring coal down the chimney.
made short work of the blaze.
The third degree was worked in
Harmony matte. iv. iii A. .ll.. Wednes-
day evening. ("in Wednesday, May iii.
the Mt. lilacs Lodge will visit the
Harmony and work the third degree.
This transition will be largely attended
by Masons from the nearby towns.
i
Another special town meeting has
been called for Friday liuy til. at ii
p. m for the purpose of taking action
on disposing of some of the town hall
property to the Firm National Bank
tor the construction of a new banking
house. A meeting was held Tuesday
evenlnnpbut a question as to its legal-
ity was raised by A. L. Benedict.
m
log your in the ERWOI‘III lfiilfltlii was
held Tuesday hyacinth the lecture-
ronni. Theresa-e fortwhte members
present. intense dutcrest was shown
ia-iiis election. The following sills
hanger; mt viceprssldsnt, deems
Ogden; second vicwrssidsnt llii‘ss
William A Wheeler; tourth vies pres
Kenneth Yeaioni .trsssureriv Mrs.
lilo. Mrs. Robaftiilldiih. ’n was suit
«ii by the honor when... this dur-
u‘iie election at officers for the ensu- ‘
tiers were elected. President, inland ,
stun Jeliiit: third vlcopresidnnt, airs. .
was kets of flowers were sent away. The
aftei-Vbaskets contained about 1,400. bunch
which the nineteen pupils accompau— es. H
led by a score of friends, spent the enjoyed a social hour. during which
time refreshments consisting planks,
and cream were served. fl
merlilk c. silencer; flowersonimiia .
More Than This s-um Must he Mid
much capital and brains are tiedndp
‘ln a «modern circus such as Illumi-
his and Wheeler Shows nhi‘c'li or
note tomorrow. The beautiful high
priced horses, the costly and monster
canvasses made up with tons of rope
.the mammoth carved animal danl Rail
wagons, the trains of inoderniy willp-
ped double length iailrond cars, It!!!6
seas I
the thousands of feet or lumberf‘u‘s
for seats. pole. stakes. etc...
modern lighting plants and ,goodnoafl'
knows what all.
the enormous sum tied up for the p,
was of amusiu on tor I‘ll
R. Bradley. are improving Ill” “Ppeflzapend for a ticltgeti-and the: Sggedom
have to ay tor the expensive parades
and high class free acts.
‘0! the daily expenses which and o
two thousand dollars. ,
real brains to manage an institution
that has this expense to say no
or the interst on Investment, d9
tion of property. etc.
comes just take a pencil and will I
tee what a monster propositiqni
Don‘t forget the date, tomorrow
noon and evening.
Union Council. No; “Life o
be held tomorrow eveninct.
After the election the membe
SHOW COSTS REACH $1 PERV
MINUTE.
is
for Every Minute of the Day by:
the Downle and Wheeich
Shows.
Did you ever stop to think he
uniforms. costumes, trapping;
and the”,
Can you knack
Then think.
Don't it tar
When the Ill
try to ”done it out" and you will
The regular meeting or the
I
hit sunnnt Fission no,
til
PICTORIAI. asvmw mill
Now on Sale
liin ulnar bcnuliiul. iircliil ii
iiltlc Fashion Book over hilt:
the ladies oi this ion N
All the newest IllIiIItIn lit iii
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