Some very handsome ne'ets: hlous
ads are being shown at the N. E. Ryan
lilo. and are very modgnteiy priced,
M
., The Woman's Auxiliary 01 Grace
, VBaptietiGhureh will give I missionary
Concert. Sunday afternoon, at 3:30
o'clock. "-
~{iced line of Viotrolas; also .311ew
invoice of the latest dance records.
:F; E. Lockwood and 100., 39 Wall St.
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:_Couutry store dancing will he in or- ’
5; er a't Dreamland tonight. Over 21ml
firesents still be distributed and a large
crowd is expected.
33V Hamilton V Lawrence, of School
utreet, is c013$ned to his home with
'j’lneumonia, and is under the care 0,173
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lilo physicianflfiri; poem.
$33 _
3 *1”: 0, .. 333 3‘ 33""
been awarded the contract for a cot-
toga for Mr John T Hoyt. of New
York, on the West Side of ‘Rowoyton.3'
John Pierce. of W. A. Huniord'a 3311-3
rage, spent yesterday in Bridgeport on
business. «He will 'go to Boston on
Sunday to drive a ear here the fol-
lowing day. 3 ~' .
A special communication of Old
Well Lodge. No. 108, F. and A. M"
will ‘be held at its 10ml March fillet
at 8 o'clock p, 111. The Master Ma-
son degree will be worked.
Teams Two and Five will howl at
the South Norwalk Chill in the final
game of the present tournament on‘
Monday evening. All members of these
teams are asked to he on hand.3
~8tanderd fashion Books. 20c'
with free patterns It Wm. P. Beers
Stationery Store.
The service for young men will be
held at Trinity Episcopal Church to-
morrow at :30 p. In. Friends or the
young men. too, are invited. Rev. 1'".
A. Coleman will deliver the sermon'
and there will be good music.
Detectives in the employ of the New
York, New‘ Haven and diartford Rail
‘ road hare been tantrum by head‘
“'huarters to do everything possible to
prevent, the stealing of rides on freight
and passenger trains, in the yards and
out, and make summary arrests it nec-
essary, This action is taken with the
View of cutting down the number or
occidenta from this cause all over the
system.
Mrs, William F. Kern has been
spending a tow dayswlth relatives in
'Mt. Vernon, and attended the M. E.
V Conference It is a live session. Rev.
C. M Poss. swarms: pastor here.
made an address Thursday a.1n., hav-‘
ing been titty. years a member of that
body. or Barthel“ had something
out of the ordiitery on Thmdey 39W? .
‘VV.V3 min: by giving I comm no a
5.3 talumcutirom s 313111 31:15 dcish“'33
. Mam not. sum the them or ‘lvei‘
a com;- “8131.3.
Booklets
Letters and
Edated Boowets 5113; loll cecal; ‘
Easter Letters» may, or he no 3
Easter Greeting Cards 50 with
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88 Wathlnuton‘ at. ,1 3
Tel. 449. Sahel-mitt.
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We are abreast of the times in
"Toothoiogy" 61' tooth troubles.
estmodern Dental appliances known
and
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tooth! to be practical. We invite ' ' ‘ '
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cohtihltos until June, Nudity.
Wednesday and Thursday even: 1
loss. .
Bookkeeping. Sherwood. Type-
writins, Btehotypy, English,
Mechanical ‘meinx. ii
and Stationery FREE.
Merrill
husmess Coihemgm
depth Non-walk.
Night School .1 “ .'
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HARRIS 81 GANS COMPANY
Tel. '71:.
Water Street. south Norwelk.
“Bic PARIS
33 South Main St. South Norwcik
615 min at. dtemtord.
SPRING OPENING
and Special 111111le at the New anonymity» Vior women of mi]
gent Suits, Cools, 'Drelles, fWeists Mill Mlillnery. 1,73 ' -
cold. Who, the own was or
M me (or his agent i didn‘t lupin
,3; ,1pV0Iltiou at once ,
V at the automobile‘ company. Soon alter
us an agent. but received no reply. The
- lfit‘ter that come from the factory was
. found time to reply to niy question. i“
: than the first.
V .1 corporated, slid one mornlngl received
' thousand shares of the new company
- occurred to me that as an employee ‘«
. of the concern 1 was expected to sub-
‘ then. showing it to my wife. remarked
- keep on being ruined in the some way
. no u dummy in put through some
edl~ttltd the .
But I had a teiilnrwht’leot‘t my} .»
3 email gym: “*1 couldn't bland
loaned other! cosy, not
he blot ll ” l'dd
. ,du't have it
etc uric! mya¢in And so
‘1
unadulmccwedn
, manufacturer of automobiles that hog
. wished tar as scent is my city Mr
. pay would he a salary ct $1,500 a year i”;
‘ 9.11mi a commiasli‘ln on every machine 1 ~
wby be
11d, “didn‘t stop to inquire 1 accepted
terms we: the name or thoV held
"VF;
‘Curtico‘J M8,. cg. £1541: up. Vent to VVVVZ' Viol“ 35¢
TSIVJP, reg. 15c bottle, cut to 2. for 25¢
*AR the Clean fill”ARCH, reg 35c
VVV‘VRVoVyhl' LEN-TIL V V
‘5Co31'1d'cne:d 3 MILK, Milkland :hrand,
being «Media the business I wrote
him. asking how he come to choose 1110'
«denied by the mfirlnt‘en‘dint of the
we», department, and l was not sure
“in. Mr Rathlicne had ever seen my
i te‘r, or, if he had. whether he had
sold it good many of- hla autos and well
. akin; money when another \‘vlndrnii ,
came to me that surprised me mere
Mr, liethhone's auto woika were in
a regislered letter which. on opcnlnu.
found to contain a certificate for it
tends out in my name. i waamever
in my lite so dumi‘outuled... Then it
ucrlbe for the stock. Though I had
Every Woman Approciatea
the E C. BURT SHOE ‘
Eyery Mon Demands
EMERSON SHOES
> The Spring huts and leathers are ready to: your in- .V' '
spection
All kinds of Shoes for boys and ghls.
‘Conneally and Bracken
18 WASHINGTON 5T.
laid up some funds, I had not enough
to pay for the stock. While I was
wondering what it nll’meeut one of
organization of the Manufacturing
compuny for which i nuns agent at
‘yhnrea or $20 each. The, par gains 0'!
my stock who Mimi). out! the item
further stated that tilt-Jae llud lleen
sales at 120.
I wrote at lined in as}; "V the sloth
had been sent me'us subscribed stock
and on what terms 1 would be ex
peeled to pay for it. A fornml reply .
from the tlfleuseier of the tompany
come to me that the thousand shares
stood in 1111 name on the (“miniature
hooks full pnld.
When i told my uii‘e uh‘out the mat-
ter she Hillil that the stock had been .
[Jlllt'od in my some to serve some mm 5
pine connected with the organization l
or the company end i uould iludout ‘1
in time that l di(l131t,.ou 11 it. I mote
sex (uni letters to the main office about
it. but duly were not nuanced... My
wife was feali'ul thut i! any llnhnciul‘
breakdown omnred to the 101111111113;
we uould he in us had 113 ii: us before
i was altered the agency .1 resolved
to let the matter drop and await de-
velopluenis.
When the first qlnuteliy diyldeuda
were declared l receited u check for
$1,000. i looked at it in muuzemeut,
thus it this was ruin l wlshed I might
its long he 1 “led At this rate my
stock was paying me $4,000 11 you}.
it didnt seem worth while to write
for 1111 explunatlon, {or no such letters
had been, accorded nn shower My
wife still toured that i was being used
iinuncial scheme, but dummies don‘t
my employers edited my attention to -
‘ a newspaper item mentlhnlux the 1
VVWhy’Not Be the First One to it ear the Really New Etyles!
3 PiCTORlAl, REVIEW
PRESENTED
THE “MINARET” S'rvues
three months before any other pattern.
as», .
The first Draped Skirts
were displayed in 3
PIC'l‘ORIAL REVIEW
3 for. March, 1912-—-7 months
bciorcany other pattern 01‘-
. ‘ icred draped eitectsf
LPICTORIAL REVIEW
offers now as the latest from
Paris
"The “JAPANESE.” Collar
for wmncns’ ,aml misses‘
'3 dresses, waists; coats, etc. V
-Now .is your chance in
choose‘ and Wear this. the la:—
est style ironi'l‘aris first.
~At our" Pattern Ctluntcr,
you may inspect this charm-
Costume)“ cents ing fashion.
For Sale at DONNELLY’S.
(‘ Munro. 3.“, i-cnis
136 South Main Street.
m...‘ 1...... -.
IT STAYED OPEN. thing 0! the kind. "
It was a balmy day yesterday, but
usually receive checks for hard money.
" ”They are not the hashet of the balloon, .
but the one bug.L Ldldu' t3 put any faith
win this interpretation. Since 1 could
get no information i determined to
um my business in charge of my l
demonstrator. 80, to the allies of the
company. and 31311111 out for myoclt what
V " ~3was at: the bottom at. my good fortune.
I carried out my resolution and one
' ' 'Vdny walked into the other; of the menu
rector-e111 was obliged to send in my
card to the president and relished u re-
ply to call at his home that evening.
When I presented myseii! there, n‘t'tcr
being 11d1uitled.an elderly woman
3 come in to. receive me and laid:
V' "My husband hug asked me to in;
V that 116 is under a real obligation to
you, which he is on em orlng to rm
‘But it is in your power to do Kim 11
elite he has bestowed upon you nn'd
questions." ,
“And he will not see incl"
‘,V3.“H,e preterit not "
:“ "May I ask why?"
“ ‘3"‘Becauso.you may reoofi‘nite hiln.’,3‘3
7 "And it I do?” “ 1‘
“i can answer no marshmallow.
‘ or will any this, however-74 consider my ,
: ‘ husband ovortimimabo'htithe mutter."
1 “llcsnhot calcium why i would hi
into one who‘hirs‘sc herriehddd me." ,
um! i withdrew
3‘ great injury; lie suggests that you re-
xthrn to your home and accept the ban-
those he intends to bestow. drilling no
mod3'to in homeaud within" a
“iii ask you once more air, will y
close that window?"
"No sir; I Gill not.
going to do ,about it?"
"Il’ni going to come over and do
myself." 3 1, ,
"I’d like to see you try it." C
'3 “Oh, you Would would you?
1’" show you.“
That was the that move“ at ill
game, The objector went oyer and»:
hogan. tugging at the window, wh
the whole car watched his prowess.»
~Bu3t the other mun acid: 3,
"Well, will) dou't you shut it?"
"it-—,-uh~:-_apnears~v—ubl to be clue "1
"it is stile I tried to close it be
hummus in. How to heel; and
all m '1'. 3 .3
out its «infliction didn’t. He got
oil the our-4mm ‘Plnin Dealer.
too many windows were am in some
or the atfiet 111115.01»; man. who had
'a cold, Was especially annoyed‘ 'by an
open window next to the seat in front“
of him on e westbound Euclid car He
leaned over and spoke tothe man who
was sitting by the open Window.
“Excuse me sir." he field.“ limit that
open window is too mach for the rest
of us" \g‘? 1 ~
"1m com/l” answered the other
"but 11 guess you’ll have to stand it "
“i wish you would close it at once.
sir!"
"Can'tfaccommodate you."» l
“Do you mean to say that you re-
37
What 1;
ml to close the window. "V"
t «x gm don"
"if (you don't close it. I will,” ,
- “I uotw a hot thitt you won’t do any-
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