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Donuts chaotic end unlit! have
moved from Hamilton avenue to Cedar
street
Mrs. Louis H. Schumann, of Union
Miss Hdttie Clerk, of Elmwood ave-
Parh,1v1entSunda;y with Mr “d Mrs." hue and Miss May Fallon, of Hamil
J l MN" $an ’ 1 ton avenue, were in New York. yester-
' ' ‘ - day.
Auction at Price's clothing store *"w'—-~"W
tonight i. 1 o'clock.
Andrew J. Hutchinson and Mrs. Ar-
thur G. Bornton. of Rye. N. Y. are
visiting local relatives. '
Sylvester Hunt, oi Maple street, has
recovered from a month’s sickness’I
with grip and tonsilitln.
xllnny persona visited the shore re
nor 1 yesterday alter-noon, when the
day med out bountiful overhead
perfect fit as
ever; time. 78 Washington fit it
MI ll able.
Charles [1}. Dow, former mayor .0”
South hierwolic,~ is gradually rocover~
ing from a recent serious Illness.
Joseph H. Wagner, 0! the United
states Navy, is spending a furlough
with his parents Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Wagner, 8 Union place.
in 'Norwaik, :lst week. there were
fifteen sales of 1' all astute, with mart}
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IDecayed Teeth and“.
gages of..$l'l.940 For the third week};
of. March, 1913, here were elevenl‘
transfers of propc rty, and mortgages
of $16,175.
(the “Great Winterson 'Miuo." the
play which was given at the Broad
River chapel by the B. IL A. A., is to .
be repeated at varied. The manager,
Waldo Cubic. has been asked to re—
peat it in Silvermlne and New Cannon
but as for as can be found out, it is
to be played at Dal-ion ill a vory short
time.
wBound of Enlist tomorrow 2 to r
CHILDREN'S 31111111on
passer-:3, nusslm BLOUSE
sun-s AND cons.
New designs in Children‘s
Stamped Goods Axllor cross
stitch and French embroidery
work.
DhlIdren‘s Dresses ' stomped
on linen, ram) and pique:
‘whlte, 1111 pink, ‘shy and
‘Ailca 2nd, 501: and {so
Children's Coat! stomped on
white rep'p ............ 15c
lioys’ itussinn llllouso Suits 3‘
J . I. Mallette
88 Washington at.
Tel. 449. Be. Net-walk.
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Cancer.
'Mr. and litre Max H. Schumann, of
Issues street. have been entertaining
IMiss Florence B. Burr. of Georgetown.
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Special for Week of Mamh 23
Cornea JAMS reg. iSc' Jar, cut to 2‘ for 25
Heinz CATSUP,rch.15c bottle, cut to 2 for 23?:
, ARGO the MsflnfiCH regdc ‘
a package, all to ‘ .
.‘Qnehcr Dale W 101: mu out to : ‘
HECKER’S Wag loam. 3.1mm
Marshall’ 5 Kippered HERRINGS . 2. for 25¢
Rojyal LENTILS, trial size A . 3 for 13
Condensed MILK, 11111111111111 brand, 3 for 251:
sow-mingle" 81.. ‘
ARE BUSY
minaret-hue 11111211 11111131111 “the
"““Whhll ”it comes to the
no Suffrage. is the
. 2 Miss 0 11111112 Ross;
1 brought hook lo.Cdunsdtlcut after her,
‘ trip to Birmingham, Alabama and
Atlanta, Georgia. Miss Runtz- Rees ‘is
"I memberiboth of'lhe how at the
nnectlcut. Women :Bulirago Associa-
intoh. and of the Board or the National
Association. and lt~wos at the most
I in: of the Executive Board of. the G.
W. s A. that she gave some account
Snell it out: way you choose you'll 111111111122. all the latest-
modoimonderful “liar" ,. I . 1 ,
South Norwalk.
To Order Sir!
~0uoe you' ve experienced the «contention ei- our merchant
tailoring service. with its extensive savings you’ll always be a.“
customer. The exceptional values will hold .1011 and horn) Von
ioynl.I
of her experiences in the South. The
meeting of the board was held in New.
' Heron, at the home of Mrs. Caries F.
Stoddard. nnd there was a lull at-
teudnuce of members from all ports
of the state.
{ Miss ltuutz Rees had gone to Blrm»
:inghunl as a member of the National
5 Board to attend a cnllterenCe of South-
:'crn women who are planning a new“:
und‘uggrcsslve campaign in Alabama.
for woman suffrage. The conference
.wn's held on March‘lllh and‘lOlh, and
Miss Ruutz Rees told of the'enthu-
uinsm aroused not only among the _
A women, but also among the men. ‘
Many of the stores in Birmingham
were decorated with sullrage colors;
and suffrage motions. and the Bush:
Incas Men‘s Association gave a lunch-Y
icon in honor of the visiting sufirnfi
“m “ .........__.._..._....I “MM“ ’W'W” “““ “m“““ igists. There wur similar enthusiasm;
in Atlanta and the lougrsssmen from
‘ the Southern States will certainly be;
, _ unable to point to their constituencies
. , and say that there is no movement for!
suffrage in the South. '§
Cod. Haddock, Halibut, Flat Fish “I" “W“ 2““ “W “11' been?
memorable in suffrage annals for the
NOT FROZEN number of meetings that have been
held in various parts of tho State. ‘Dr:
Opened Long Clams, E8C3110p8,.1nuu Show spoke on Tuesday even;E
ing in Waterbury to 11 large and most,
Long and Reund Clams, Oysters ...t......... .1112... 11.. means;
I , , , which was under the auspices of the"
cutbill 8 Bridge FiSh Market Waterbury ll‘muul Franchise League."
wm End Washington 31, srldge. 'r 1 Saudi" Norwalk. was "em m ' ' Masonic 111111. “am
I . _ , utreet 11an Per , l’luce. and thanks to ,7 ,
2,; TELEPFONE; 108 ' , A IFree DclwIel‘y-Uplown and ”9""me the cxcollcnt'r. mpniuu of ndwrllsingg
curried ou'bcio "llllntl by membél's ol‘j . \i 9 hole the handsomest lino of 111mm: 01 “11 the new“; "mm. I
the league, thorn was 11 large undirl iuls a
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A ranse of fabrics wide enough to please every mill in the
city. W19 exactly what You wont price at the exact dollar you
“APR'ING Styles 1h Shoes
for Men, Women and
Children.
All the Latest Lasts and Leather are
now ready. Call in and inspect them.
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The 1.1.11.2. 1.1.2. Ho.
(Jlnaks,S on is, Dresses and Millinery
New, smart spring models, in lhc fashionable shades. in inversu ,
inbllcs, including gsbnrdinos Serges cropes. popllns of line quality .
all have the short, inunty cont effects are merrily trimmed with:
moire silks and me very well tailored; tile chills lemme lile flurin‘ ,
.. million and ,lleplums now in such vogue.
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It has been shown that 1'. jagged
tooth or mot or cavity of decay has
been the exciting and sole cause of
cancer or the mouth Such was the
case with
General U. 8. Grant, who died In lor-
rlhle agony from cancer of the
tongue
caused by rubbing it against a de-
cayed and broken tooth. Those are
facts which it is , well for people
with decayed teeth to think about.
A little expense from time to time
will keep your teeth in a. healthy
condition.
The following item appeared in u D r J- ”O Mailery
recent issue at the Dayton. (Florida) makes no charge for complete e): significance since the enactment of howling tournament will resume again
Hollis: Journal, about William 0. Joe nminallone and cost estimates.
sup, of Arch street, “William 0. Jen-1
. sup came in Saturday from a two !-
weells' trip to hilami.‘ While own}
Mr, Jcssup and his Ih‘rothnr-ln-law.
George ll. l-lotchklss, cruised among
the Keys null caught mackerel to his
heart’s content. William P, llnndle
went down to Miami Wednesday. lust
lily rail and they drove back in Mr
Jeesups our.
Secretary George ill. Curtis, 0! the
Norwuih Yacht Club. has written a
letter of appreciation to WW. James
Kinm, who has offered $100 worth
ot‘prizes tor the races to be held this
season off the club house at Hickory A
:Bluit. Turn of the cups will so to
winning Yachts measured under the
nigh-i1 rules, and considerable inter‘
eat is being taken in the events. Mr.
Curtis has also written 1 letter of
sympathy to iii. A. Powers. whose
mother died in New York, Inst week.
“For many years the mildly hove been
.hummer melded,“ Ct Hickory Bind.
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is Bo. Main at, 811. Norwalk.
HOURS: ii A. It. To 3 P. M.
SUNDAYS :BY APPOINTMENT - ,-
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errill
Night School
is open Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, Book-
keeping, Stenompy, Shorthand.
'l‘ypuwrllihlr, English taught by
experienced teachers.
Merrill
Business College
sooth Nomik. eta-mm
Port dilator. ‘
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.1111: 11111 or tho national organizations. ‘blliinrd tourney is progressing and the 3‘ “Wm- “Wine” "9 ”1 96W :-
.-,1uost upprccllllhc audience. 011 “10.1.1 , - : Don't fall to visit our new Millincly llepullmcut 01 Trlmulefi'
E T (: llfifidfii’. DP. Show spoke in Woester 11nd lf'ntlllumed Huts. We. ulo doing om utmost to have the finest.
1 xtra arge 0 ut A‘ ‘Jthl, New ”‘11me at .1 meeting got; hats in this town for much less than miy other storc- in the mafia
up by (he Yule Debuting Society: and the work is much superior to-unvlhing in this 111111 even if you
This meeting was undoubtedlv heldi : my double elsewhere. Come and be convinced
in Crder [0 111d the Yale debaters ln‘ WE ALTER FREE OF CHARGE .
the coming lrlmlglllllr contest wilhi
a 0n the donating teams of Harvard and.
11:21:31.22:2111312:.The Paris Cloak 82 51“ “one
HARRIS & CANS COMPANY this 1nuse;hut the cuthv alasm with g 33 SOB“! Mill" 5"" south NOYWfllk
which her points \lcre- 11 oiled was 515 Main St. Stamford.
Water Street’ Somh Norwalk' Td' 731‘ spontaneous and due to 1211i mmio
lion. ‘
,.-_-_-_.. .. WWW -. w .-.- .w! 0n \iondm mening lhc Sultrage:
CANDIDATES FOR neposseun lAT THE soon-1 wonwuu own ”“8"? 0" SW supporting “omen m ‘mmmmmww
, Luther M. Wright
‘TIVE. I1 The South Norwnlk Club on shtur- ”mm“ 811W a play in Unity Halt? I
'0!!! evenlng was Museum 2&8 usual and folloued up the performance;
P TL SUN. ‘1. J. .\ ~— 1
I fiveADehll'Aocruts,Aclovenmltl‘igpulilicifrixsu'“gm" The entire evening saw about with music and dancing. This is tho~
Dealer 1n Overland Car; Brockway‘
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Trucks from 4 ton in 2 ton; Universal: .
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Frocks from 1/2 ton to 5 ton; Chase .,
one socialist and one Progrteslvc seeh- 0““ hundred members present The first public appearance of any or tilcl
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Trucks from 4. ton to 3 ton.
log the nominations of those parties at “m“ .WG‘O on in full swing all the working “men's ““"mga '?“~““"“
the primaries “I Pessnic county. to pool and billiard “Meg and the bowl- which are being organized throughoutI ,
morrow, for a successor to the late lug alleys being continually occupied. "“3 stute. Many “f we“ leagues
Representative Bremnel'. were prspnramany enjoyed the bowling. [00’ and have come into existence as a result:
ing today for the final canvass for mm“ were popular as a diversion, At or the working women's deputation 10;
votes in what has been one of the the customary hour Chef Wiillnm President Vlilson on lvchruury 1st-nI
Imost interesting campaigns in New Coleman served 11 delicious lunch deputation in which 32 Connecticut: ‘,
[Jersey politics. ”there were cheese, tongue, sardine 312?; gingham {3:0 £3322: ,I
. ion ndwlch , l 9
PMS '3 the first election 0‘ national and on so on ma cocoa The before this deputation and is one oil
m e new term and currency law 81 and this evening. The last game will 0‘, the oldest of the leagues of the kind:
.lholDemoomts are mahinz every effort our 11. waeh from tonight, nt'corrllng in the state. it was started in order .
E to win in the hope oishowiuu that to the schedule.‘ The checker tonrne- to interest working women in sol-i
lthese policies hnvo the approval of the ment has been practically abandoned. frogs, and at the ”"19“” t° “from
people. 1 . ., l'l‘he necessary 311,38an “mum of o the recreation which all working
Between tomorrow, when the four number of the ”Mom has prevented girls and women need. and which they:
.nomiuccs will be selected, and April the finish. All the games WhICh could seek in their 90W“ CW)“
'7, the date or this eiec’th‘m. both the have been played under the condi' La“ W99“ Fflday- "”9- T- N Hell
Democrats and Republicans will have tions have been run off. The supper b'm‘ 0‘ Hartford "dimmed o ““991
Spring Opening
Our Stocks of Sluts, Gent's, Dresses,
Skirts and Walsts are now complete
Your inspection is conilully'lnvlted.
close “ms of the two teams is as franchise League, and olrendytho et-, ;;
lnuishinu to the club members as well tents of ““9 meeting "9 "mm “1
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Good tenants are to no hodw-mr
the advertising , in to the players. renewed activity and enthusiasm inl 2'
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the; part of the State.- 011 the some ,
, day at 11 suffrage meeting in Here
ford. Professor Paton gave 12 echelon .
'ly and interesting address, with Mrsl. , M'A MOLTASCH & SON
M. T. Bennett. president or the Ilnrtl 120 Waohlnaton at. Main Stork—210 AlIIuIIhtlc at, Stamford.
ford Equal mucus.» League, wllnl ' 1‘ ' l: ‘-‘1' 1 15 i ‘ :1 'i ‘ 1 ' -
had just returned from a. mission to A
Providence. where she had been mm A A ' ‘ A' '
i'monen to help the lihodo 1111111111 sun ““0“ '10 active 11m in 61111511118 workl 5911111291 Wm new. will 111121121111
emulate was in the chair. ‘ Miss Gregory and Miss Illiorson r94 some people to each other today
, The State Organizerswwnfl Emil)" pin that they are immensely pleased) ought to have known each other 111,)
., Pierson and Miss Alyce Gregorymnre with the WW?“ that m being 1111111121.: ago. ‘
. . still at work in New Haven, melting A... A...
I the arrangements for the convent of,
, Cl I'I;“I1'he voters 611w city 1111111111 sell
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LAST DAY
FOR SECURING MEMBERSHIP IN THE
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