3., .
Norwalk.
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Gentle April shower-ll such as that.
or Saturday night. uhonid soon brim;
the May flowers.
Misses Florence lx'ordin and Rollol
and Blntolia ldndquiat spent Sundnyll
in New York with friends.
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A stated convocation of Butler
Cluepten it. A. M. will be held at its
rooms, April 14th, at 8 o‘clock 1). an.
Joseph Eula has sold his confection-
ery stompin W‘oodwerd avenue. to
Marry 'Wein, of Port Chester, New
York.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry H. Barron, 0‘
”Brooklyn. and daughter Elizabeth,
spent Easter with relatives in South.
Norwulk. ‘
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Homer S. fleets. of 'Norwuik, has
made application for a discharge from
bankruptcy. and a. meeting of his cred-
itors will be held May 4th.
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The rush of the Easter postal cards
at the post emcee and news stores is
about over, but a few straggling mem~
hers ol‘ the craze are still noted.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cunningham,
oi’ [low/e street, moved today to Wash-
ington street. and will reside with
their niece, Mrs. William P. Ward
Jacob innxweiier is in Lynchhurg,
Virginia. is remembering friends here
with souvenir postal cards, some of
which are at the line Elke Home in
that place.
in Norwelk. last week there were
seventeen sales of real estate, with
mortgages of $24,580. For the second
week of April. luet your. there were
fifteen union of real entnto and mort-
uugeu of $48,905.
The Camp Fire Girls and some on
the young men who play with the fire
are on a hike to New Canaan today.
10. 'H. (lumburt, High School princi-
pal, in noting in the capacity of Cllllp'l
""3.“ and director of the walk, The
marchers curried lunch when they:
started. .
"A man under the influence or iiqour
in reported to have driven a horse all
the way along the trolley trick in Bur-
chard'nwoodefinturduy night. He evl«
.dently mistook the trolley entrance at
the top of the Wilson avenue hill for a
highway, and come all the way
through to the Standard Oil Com-
pany's worka. Once the wagon over-
turned nm the men was thrown out,
but he righted the vehicle and proceed-
ed on his journey. “
NURtlE TELLS How To COMFORT
910K FOLKS "
In. S. J. Kelley. Trained Nur'oe or
mth. um: "amnion Powder
cannot be emailed for cooling and
comforting the skin of revered pli-
‘WIIM {for wording o! bed cores."
1!!! Jemima has the ligature of Iii.
I Styli-m the box.
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Good Job hinting
/ NIW RID MINI IUlLDlNB,=:'
Mien olnora Clark is' unending the. . .
Easter holidays at her home in South. '7 ‘
UNDERTAKER
'1 “CH". “MON I“ .‘ .
For Unto-date Service Gal
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Emhalmor.
Office and Million“
Telephonem «
84 So. Main 8!. 8°. Namath.
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Scientific Salumhnlhlp.
“Po, what is scientific salesman-
ship?"
"Slilllng ll dress suit to n mun who
went into the store to buy u celluloid
collur."——Detroit Free Press.
Matrimonial.
“A bride neverseelnn able to pick
a Winner."
“What makes you any that?"
“Well, she never gets the best man."
-Bnltllnorc American.
All That's Loft.
Mrs Qoodsole (feedi g trnlnplU—al on
elem tic hurt-ll good ll letlte. Hungry l
.ilgglun~l\h mum, dnt'n all 1 intro
left in de World (int 1 kin rightly coil 1
me own.——ll:xchuuse. E
To 0 Well denaturing mun God will
show fuvor; to an ill deserving be will
be silllply‘A just—Plnlltus.
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Gordon Silk and.
Frllric (doves
l. lCllOI' Silk Giulia.
Long Hill Gloves in «black,
white, sky, pink. tall and
gray ............. $1.00 Pair
Long Sill; Gloves in black, um
and white ......... 75c pair
Short Silk Gloves, black, white,
tall and gray 50: Blair
Ladieu' Fabric Gloves.
Long White Cllmnolsette Gloves 0
.................. 50¢ pllr
Short Washable Doe Skill
. Gloves, white. white with
l black stitching ...... 50c pair
Short Silk, Lisle Gloves ln um.
lgrily, black and white
25c and 50c pair
Misses' Silk Gloves.
Long Silk Gloves in white
.................. 50:: Pair
'J. I.Mallette
‘ 88 Washington at.
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110.449. 80. Nomnik.
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060mm , '
'" 0300mm;
l; ‘ OOIOOOOGOOIOQI
nunsu
”luuull
OIIOOQII'IODI.
.Mcney' Deposited M‘Siv- .
logs with The aouth Nor- .
_ walk Trust Co. will corn 4 ‘.,.
per cent. interest compound
.ed- '
9.30....3.’
at our Capitol and surplus.
lor' the dolloaitor cutout (ll-J -
his of WHEY? . .
dimmer account W3!"
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u will have the protection. ‘2
it will term on minnow... "
lemonade. Whom look‘j‘ ,
to tlid More wltheltthlnk- :" ' ‘
The very: loot word in spring Overcellt style Firm
a distinctively young mill" CWW by men oi
all ages. Some in "when, other. lec- llvely' '4“... in
v'ely quiet tonal. Several tylcs one mum-outed, '
" now $20
Everything t‘llilt any Man 0: Young :11.
‘ Mall could with M in the way of?
Good: ' “3 when:
All the allfl‘lorittti've styles of the moon—ell the
smart and graceful models for. which New York'u moot .
celebrated designers are toluene-sail .ule .beauulul‘ffjj,
woolen which men of good taste will demand and upon,
which the greater». designers atolls” and foreign coun- - ‘
' trig have given. their best eil’orts.‘
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.OUT FITTERS
WESTPORT 'SMELT, BLUE FISH.
NATIVE 'FLAT FISH, coo, HALIBUT. SPANISH MACKEREL,
HADDOCK AND OTHER KINDS. ALL FRESH. NOT FROZEN. Lone
CLAM-S OPENED AND IN SHELL. OVSTERS, ESCALLOPS. ammo
CLAMS. oosuuo CLAMS.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
West End Washington st. Bridge.
TELEPHONE 108.
South Nol'walk.
Free Delivery Uptown and Downtown.
in. ,
Loft
Light on oil shit-8.
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To Let
fol manufacturing purposes.
on Water
Street
1.000 sntluro feel.
With or without lli‘ill. (“nu be arranged for two tcli'llllls.
HARRIS & GANS COMPANY
Water Street. South Nonwalk.
Tel. 721.
E Luther M. erght ;
Dealer ln Overland Cars; -:- Breakway $5
Trucks from V2 ton to 2 More Universal
Trucks from 1% ton to 5 ton; ‘3 Chase
Trucks from ’4 ton to ‘3 too.
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The City National Bank
tillpitui, Surplus and Stockholders' Liability, $3,000,000.00.
MONEY.
'l‘hu diepoliltlon of money lti often it troublesome problem.
To 'lndlviduule executors ndmlnlutrntorn trustees, marathon.
treasurers and officers this Chunk otter» its eerricee not only in; II
piece or deposit but in an advipcry capacity-l "'
We welcome an opportunity to distiller theoe moitere with you?“ i“
()lll' officers are noceunibie at all times.
‘nli and hulpect our Sale Deposit Boxes.
interest. 4 .per cent. mold in our Isllvh'ulll Department.
Only a Few
‘illulmontexltwitdd more ”unwell nun 1‘ mealtime:
rue “when. ~ .
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' his lilullsloll.
‘ lllllllly l‘cuvluul lilo library
. lilo.
. room ugdlu.
Iuropo" in Olden Don.
rd in “The English Trav-
ttl mlllllfifillilt‘il" tell; no tint
s itinl oi the traveler in and
Elizabethan duye 'wuu to he»
n“coulpluut Dill'i-lilll. " This could
mined only by taming into coll-
oil with the learning null life of the
billion, purliculurll itnlyw-tbu llow‘
' 011' the Nhfllflflflilfltlwmlil us the nor-
,tfilllith century advanced ol‘ ll'l'lmco.
risks: 0," travel in thoue duya were to
local The dirty, lullunitnry hum were
death trope. nod “many an uncut tour
in lay down with ulnnllpox before he
laid mu anything worth mentioning. "
..{l‘ilo torn: “grand tour." Mill's Howard
‘ telln ml. wall lined tor the lllst time by
Richard laconic in 1070 in an illngllsh
“ hook for travelers entitled "The (ll-urn!
‘ Tour of France uull‘tlic Giro or ltnly."
g2: true-ell the council lnloil cd ill the
udcncu of the grand tour. to which
toundntion of chairs or ‘llliidel‘ll history
and. modern language» at Oxford nod
‘ Cambridge contributed.
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thlng Day in Sicily.
The Sicilians hqu the reputation of
not wushing themselves olel'lrequeut—
ly,“ but it they are remiss in this I'll
upect they more than make up for it
by watching their commune—washing,
in loot. being ll perennial occupation
among the women. The songs of the
Women folk all they scrub lilo clothes
of their husbands and children outside
the doors of their homes. it ill ing in n
r-jlty or in some brook or running
stream it living ill the country, me it
lull life. The long spikes on the prickly
pour leaves and nice pillutu make splclr
' did. unlurlll pegs on “‘llll‘ll to dry the
clothes, and in all the rural dinirictu
you will see them thus utilized but if
they do not lluppcu to bo suiilcientiy
hundy the clotluel are ultra stretched
out upon the mountainside to dry. The
occupation and recreation of most of
the poorer women may lie summed up
in three worde-«wushiug ulld gossip.—~
wme World llllguzlnc.
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Islet» .Pythons Settle Quail-role.
lt was ill October. 1504, that the big
python at the we fell into the deplor—
. nllio error of swallowing his com-
pnniou. ll ullukc only it few inches
‘Sllnriill‘ tilull iiililsuli. .\ lliillll‘ii' dis-
i meter ill l'omrtcd from ilumlluy. where
for some yours two lurgo llllliun py-
lilolls hull occupied :l race in the
mum-um of tilt! Bolulluy Nolulul His-
rtory socioly."i‘ilol-o well some mis-
ulldcrulnlullip.r lwiwm-ll them over :1
purlriduo, for they new! found so
tightly eulnuglcd in exp-h oiher's coils
lllnt. the tlllllllls‘l. l‘llilillll'lll's ol' pence-
nlukiug ileum-rs failed to rill-cl u weir
urntiull, lmll Hilly \l'i‘l’tl loft in llottlc
‘lllo lllllllltl' llt'l‘iil‘illllg to their own
lights. .\'oxl «lay there \liih‘ only one
very stout python TlSlllli‘. Till-so lul‘ge
reptiles t-l'illnlllly know but illit‘ way
of settling u (lliui'l'i‘lm- London Silelvll.
Webster‘s Home Squadron.
A low llnyu llcim‘c hill tll‘lllli Dillllel
\l‘cllulor wished to ivul’o his Fll‘lii‘lll‘lill
once more to look upon llfi: llllic puru-
llikc which his lust}; llllll illllll‘ni‘ll about
Dressing llllllsgit pith
the utmost rum. he wont through the
house on llii‘ ul-lu “l” u Ntll'l‘illli and
The night
before there, was: u l'l‘l‘l'llli' sinrm. llllil
the grout Hillti‘fimllll vxpl‘csuml radiol-
' iudu for tile elll‘oty or llit‘ llh‘llt'l'lllt‘ll
off the donut. As he lillilil‘il fl‘lilllwtllll
window Ills ol'n fell upon :1 number of
plf‘lllllll't‘ hum» which luld been moored
to ll little mound in the artificial pond
ill the rour of the house. QWoll." said
"the home sullulil'on in exile. i
think l will go huek.“"lt won his lost
pillyrui l'cmllrk. We never loll ‘lllS
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Quick Change.
“i would millet- see my dullglllul‘
ulnlricd to it poor man whom she
reully loved. than to the rlcllelll lllllll
in the world if she didn’t cure for
him."
"Well, you got your wish, i slur her
':lllout toll lliiillltes ullo oloplug Willi
one of your underpaid clerks."
“Gum! . hollvclt! Whore?
mull!
-llecord-l-lcrnlll.
WW4...
. - Gossip.
_ “One-hall of the, women in this
‘world retail goueip.” roluurkcll Ml.
Stubh us be ill his utter nuppol (lulu
n'Qllite i‘Olltllllt‘i'llli.‘ of you not in soy
gull of them l'ctllil milieu). “ unzipped MN.
I ‘LSlubll us idle washed the dishes.
‘ "Oh. no. only lulli'. Aldrin. The other
lull! wholesale it."-l.ondon Express.
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The Daughter.
(ill. the blessings tbut il dullglllt-l'cml
”winked to! The communion of her
mother. the comfort of her father. the
pride of her brothers and sisters. the
joy of the whole llolluclloldi—Murthn
Washington. '
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only, the eleventh.
O
Gllontel‘lellghtlui party you are lluv-
ling tonight; old fellow. ’Plout»Yen.l
um giving it to my wire. it in the
novelllb onnlvernnry of her twenty .
eighth birthday,~Conuol'
Make Up For it.
“lie kit» on Alumni-emu: or client:
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“Holmium” more tlilul roll“ up for
Won “transcript
‘ " Milli then became the humor of llluli- .
“horn The dleconliorts. danger» null
the. decline or the murder uud iho‘
noticeable feature of lower chum Sicil- ‘
'iulcwu us the illlmlulolog‘y Film (our:
. . Spunk. ,
Maybe i (run bond them oll’ lm- .
. fore it is forever too lnte!"—-lflhi<-liuoh
rllriug into n household ii' him only
, till both are fresh water. removed ttom
‘" if: by will: they tidy allelic one. other.“ .
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zlvhirh tnmmlllu trillion mm. but
Edwin (3.
Triple Toe
For every member of the illilli
eon Shoes for men.
Spring Styles in Shoes
'l‘hllt meet with the unprovul of every careful dresser. ‘llhnor.
ruuso they are lmuie right, of right. lunlcl'inlu,
Y‘Connenliy and Brooke—ll
18 wnuumoron 8T.
DWVW-u-
llllrt‘u Shoes for. women.
Stockings
ly uro lllwllyll sutlui’llciury be-
P...0N
This i‘olnlcco is plepured express
LANICE’S
M'AlN STRE’ZT, NOBWALK.
p. O.-N.
Pride of Norwalk Tobacco
2% Ounces ~5cts~42 secnuO
PATENT PROCESS of nicotine extracting
Cigar. Stationery and News Store
noun.
iv to! us and ili'litl
ilig value.
by \VAl‘l ti
Slmlil cont.
(Formerly J. T. Hayes.)'
P. o “$7
TOWN COU RT CASES.
Several Offender: Appeared Before
Judge Lockwood Thir Morning.
The docket in the uptown court. to.
duy was an unusually full one. there
being six cases which come up bcl'ore
Judge Lockwood. He disposr‘d of fire,
all charged with intoxication, while the
other case was one of theft, and it was
column until tomorrow. Tile man
charged with theft is Joseph Barnes.
and the court flxed his bonds at $100.
Barnes is charged with stealing rope
from one of Mrs. James ll. Bickmrd‘s
cool barges and selling it.
Upon opening court Judge lockwood
remarked that there apparently had
been an epidemic of drunks. All but
one of the five llLd had previous expc'i
rionce and the judge declared it was.
“diiiicult to discriminate among tllcln."|
Morris Dee. clllployed ut the Jllcobs’
shoe sh "'3, had sentence suspended. us}
it was i ilrst appeanruco, while the}
other tel. llzld fines impoacd. 'l‘ilmlmc
Hyde got ‘1 and cysts: James Smith
who has l mu before the court for the,
post 25 are, received llli' mow lllli‘.l
us did Patrick Barrett. George Colon;
had the charge of conduit tacked on,
with drunkenness and he one lined $3 =
and cosiu.
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ROSE IN “MOVIES."
Jack Rose, whose telltlmouy low
New York State was the chief flitilill"
ill the conviction ol‘ luruicl' Lieut.
Charles Becker all his four gunmen,
accomplices in llli' 'l‘llll for tho mun;
tier of Mormon Ito .lllliil. nud who:
recently sold his tune on Killus‘
Highway, Weutpurl, . mi came to the'
Hotel (Iliil’ord to i‘l“;~‘l(l(’. is the pro!
motor of a. new motion picture com-i
puny in the vicinity of Boston. Ronni
will write nlld play the important perm1
ill the plays, which will feature thug
underworld life of the country, chlcilyl
in New York city The film will be:
puny, and hue a capital of $950 000 l
Hibiii: ribod by Boston blluiiles men. He
is at preuent on u lectulc tour through
New Eilgllllld and spoke Sunday tolhv:
‘lloutou milliliters. The proceeds of
his lecture are used to the [)lll‘tfliiihiliflg
memberships to the Young .‘llou’s?
(.‘hriutiun Association rm: poor boys.
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cankruptcy.
“I’ll. wllnt'u lmnkl'llptr‘y’!" ll little.
boy ullcu nullild,
Allll pu, \l'llll llilll boon "lull" lllut
l'il'ei‘k. llllllwcl‘ml ililll-l'ly:
1 “Hullkl'uplz-y. my mu. ‘iu whom you
put \‘(llll mum-i lll your hip poo but null
irt lulu vlmiiiulm [ill-ll your \Hlllll umi
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Whirl.
All llt‘illllillllillli't‘ oi' 'J‘ulicyrulld lllli‘t‘
l‘il’llllll'koll to llllll tiluT he did not think
it Worth him while to lcuru the unune or
lviiiul. ’i‘lllioyrllllll‘u reply llllri been re
lllolililori-d until lilix day: “Not know
which young uluu '! Wilul, u lllsu‘lul old
lure you ate pl‘upurlng for yourself!"
Very Fiestiva.
“Tho Cullerw’Yuu rlly that. your null
dislike» the country out] WillilH to no lo
the (lily. liooMle-ullum very relative ul.
home? Mrs. 'l‘llnfltlYle—YBS; he'll uw—
till relative. He lllu't done nothin' but
l'l‘Ht ulna». ho ll‘l‘lltltlllted‘ft‘om college»,-
I’l‘int‘elmt Tiger.
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. Tull: TWo Lek“.
Luke Illlikul. in control Aniu. ulld
Lillie 'i‘nugmlrikn. in celltrili M‘rlcm
ruruluh ninlll‘nr problems for ecientilltu
ocelluu, yet both coutllln deep sou lillll.
w
ll. vault mind in like a mirrohehpo.
mullet receive great (lump-ohm»
D A VE Y ’S
‘3 00 Blood
A coffee that pleases thousands. "l‘ry , _
i‘i. 20 S. and H Stamps with mob,
pound
ANDREW DAVEY
90 WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 410.
Spring Term.”
Merrill
~Business ' Cellegeg
Begins Monday
April 13th
A course 01' study in Stalin-l
mpy, Shortband, 'l‘ypcwritlng,
Bookkeeping and Model Office;
’l‘l'alllill-r. is it Key to Success.
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Elli‘nll New. looks, etc, ‘
ll‘l‘vc. ’ *
South Norwalk. Stamford.
Port Chester. ,
Bridge Teeth
fly this work llll: (lvllliul lb 1_
able to fix |icrluulleuiiy lieziwue‘l ‘
those teeth loll to you artitlllini ;
ones that are pl-rfw-l in ll‘mlPllir
HM!
Dr. J. H Mallory;
lie malice llliu work his lum-
lull).
hill opinion.
llliro uml llléi'l'liili'vsi,
Have all illl-lyu‘l iiuux' U‘tti.
it's worth the investigation
18 80. Main St, So. Norwalk.
HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 8 P. M.
SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
H. J. TRIPP
Architect and
MechaniCaI
Draftsman
Plane drawn for all kinda 01’ Drive
buildings. incidences. etc. l’lune, till
fltillllllllti .tnd citilmltee given. AW
all kinds of mochnnicul drawing dull .
'I‘r-ltring null hiou pl intinlzr done lite"
ollullle
48 FRANCE STREET,“
Tel. 846-12. Norwalkw‘et‘w
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