Taylor & Galden
”UT" NORWALK TRUST 00.l
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avenue, is spending a few
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Mrs, Frank Huntington, of Bayview
days in
Bridgeport.
Miss Winifred Van Kirk, of Frank-
lin street, is spending the week with
friends in Dunbury.
[lockers for the police officers
\ in
additi'm to those already in the lock-
er room are being built in by carpen-
ters today.
——4’l‘lte weekly meeting of Miss Elmily
Nash‘s dancing class has been post-
poued to next Thursday night~
The annual meeting of Trinity Epis-
copal Church will be lleid on May
at whicll time the annual reports will
be received and officers elected.
'Old Well Commaudcry, 956, Unted
Order of the Golden Cross, will hold
their regular meeting Friday evening
‘ln their haii' ill Washington street,
- the Rev,
over‘ the Trust Company quarters.
All members are requested to be .pres-
eat as there will be special business
to be transacted. ' '
Carl A. {Harstroni is 'convalescing
from a severe attack of poisoning. Mr.
lHarstrom was taken suddenly ill early
Sunday morning and Dr. James Greg~
ory was called in, :He found that his
patient had taken toxine into his sys-
tem, but in just “that way the doct-
or cannot tell, He was able to sit up
today and will be around again in a
[few days. '
lEngineer C. C, Elwell, oi' the pub-
lic utilities commission, has finished
ills inquiry into the circumstances
of the recent railroad wreck at
Clayton. no has interviewed the
witnesses and has had photographs
taken of the scene. It will be a
week or so before 'M'l'. Elwell will
make his report to the commis-
sioncrs.
Governor Baldwin has appointed
Michael 1), O'Connell, of Stafford,
county health officer or ’l‘ollnnd
county in the place of lldward M.
Yeomaus, resigned. Miss Mary Hall
"and Dr. David 1. Green, of .l—Iatpl‘ord,
Rabbi David Levy, of Bridgeport, and
John Neale of \Ierlden,
‘ have been nppoltued -by the governor
. to represent the state at the national
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conformed ‘of charities and correction
at. Memphis, Tenn. May 8 to 1' l.
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Everybody is tango crazy, and at
Itho masquerade in Dremnland, tomor-
row night tango dancing will be ill
order all night. All cxpclt tallgo dan-
cing couple from liliduuport and one
from New Haven will give an exhlbi
tion or all the latest dances, including
the lunx‘ixc, i’urlaho, hcslultlon, drcnm
waltz, allusion, twilight, ‘Norwuiit
tullfio.’ Maurice Muticllc, etc. All the
local dam-era will be there also and
exhibit their own sir-ms. Those mus-
qucrndon illith- drawn very large
crowds Ill 'Ilm past and every one has
had the best than of their life, and to-
unorrnw night. will he no exception.
Masquerade
20~PRIZE8~20
, Dancing
‘ i ALL Nlcllr
Floater”. Orphan",
12 Places.
Dreamland
FRIDAY, APRIL 17.
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Bacon, the
Pure Lard
Patronizc
Cut Flowers F
PLANTS OF ALL KINDS.
No. 2 South Main Street
Smoked Shoulders
finest
Butter,deiicious werealnerydb 300 ‘ ..
our Home Florist
FULL LINE OF FRUITU, ETC.
South NorWalk Fruit & Flower Co.
is a hard snow stem If your
roof leaks. drop us a card 0r
'phono ”II“ We will repair and
paint it all ,‘Ipr one price, guaran-
tend to [formulate foot. Call us
‘ii‘lb 14¢
lb 221:.
lb 14¢»:
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CDNTRAGTORG.
I ll Wahhlnpton 8t. Bo Normlk, Colin
Phone 781.
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When ~
IN Dover
as to where to get your suit made,
cleaned repaired or pressed give us a
trial. Called tor and dellvored.
A. L BRIA
Fine Tailor
82 NO. MAIN or. TEL. 9m.
rcsh Every Day
Telephone 364 W
The Reed & Voik
Wlly‘NOI Be thoFirst One to Wear the Really New Styles!
PICTQRIA
PRESENTED
THE "MINARET" STYLES
three months before
for March, lol
PICTORIAL
Paris
The “JAPAN
for womcns‘
Now
est style from
Costume. Ill cents
illg fashion.
For Sale at DONNELLY'S.
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'Bums have been sleeping in sheds
along the water front and the police
are investigating complaints,
,Mrs. Elliott Brown, of Mott avenue,
will entertain the Matinee Whlst Club
at her home this afternoon.
leorge M Coffin one of the State
Bank Examiners. is working cm the
amounts of the National Bank of Nor-
wulk today.
div-Mayor Ferdinand ii. Smith, and
his wife, of Main street, has returned
home after Illnving spent the winter
ill Florida.
'.
Mrs, Lansing Odell will entertain
wt cards tomorrow ntternon in honor
of the-Misses Mamie Sanger and M01-
iio Staples, at her home on East ave-
uuo.
Tilers will be hold a stated commu-
nication of St. John's Lodge, No. 12,
A. l“. and A, M., tonight, M. which the
entered apprentice dogma will be
worked
Olin-er Frank S. titration put out 01‘
ullscry u nutngy out in response to a.
telephone call to police headquarters
yesterday. The call was from 8 ltny~
mond street, and the cut wns‘in bad
shape.
'Ml-s. Isabelle Finch. widow of Chas.
much, of Wilton, is seriously ill other
home lll Chestnut Hill with pneumon-
in. Mrs. Finch was taken ill three days
ago and because of her advanced age.
the attack in dangerous. She is over 70
years old. ‘
Suraflcld J. Burns, of Franklin nvcn
he "signed his position as bookkeep-
err at the li‘airficld County timings
bank, yesterday, the resignation going
into effect immediately. He will be
employed in the ol‘rice ol' the casu-
nlty department of like London. Liver-
pool and Globe Insurance Goinpliny in
New York He begins world in his new
field of endeavor on Monday. Mr.
Burns will commute loathe mount
at least.
The first Draped Skirts
were displayed in
PICTORIAL REVIEW
before any other. pattern of-
* fercd draped effects.
offers new as the latest from
dresses, waists, coats, etc.
is your chance to
choose and wear this, the lat-
At our Pattern Counter.
you may inspect this charm-
‘M. L. Olmstead
Electrical Co,
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL :Hon
1n ‘tho rown
auto ouPPLln
Phone 806—40 30. Maul 8!...
§ 80. Norwalk Milli: nut slocx.
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any other pattern.
Mrs. Ada F Alteabrandt
Sole Agent for the
Jennings-Bragdon Co.
importers of fine dress fabrics.
Made to order by French Tailors
Womena Suit-a Skirts and Coats; per~
lect lit guaranteed. Over 700 samples
to choose from. Among them are the
new creaseless linens; all beautiful
shades; goods sold by the yard; no du~
silicates it desired. The public is
invited to call evenings after ll o'.clocll
6 Wu: 6%. fat. "1225-2. so. Nomlk.i
2 — 7 months
REVIEW
ESE." Collar
and misses’
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Paris first.
Before
having that, suit made, hav-
ing your cleaning and press-
ing doneyslve me. a trial.
LADIES‘ SUITS MADE TO
ORDER AND SATISFAC-
TION GUARANTEED
M. Dolin
Ladies’ Tailor
85 N. MAIN ST.
Costume, 15 cent:
,1
:6 South Main St.
IF -
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You are Not
Entirely Satisfied.
with you table board try a few
meals. Everything well cooked
”and served properly. We al-
ways have satisfied customers.
Tripp’s Restaurant
IFORMERLY LANE'S) n .
Barry Shoes
W.
AND WE GUARANTEE EVERY
Some Bargains in, m, w, a...
Parlor and Hanging PRICES mo. :4. mo.
WE CAIRRV ALSO A FULL LINE OF
$2, $2.50 AND 53 til-loss.
THIS WEEK
Louis Avrick
SEE OUR WINDOW.
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK
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WE HAVE TAKEN IN A FULL LINE
79 WASHINGTON 5T.
Prompt Delivery. Tel. 125.
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60 TiAmNSGSC‘gMPSN WITH FOL- CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
0 I MBI ATION.
l’ lbs, Sugar inc WEST AND LOWE STE.
1 can Magnolia (‘lovcr Milk 7c Auk UI For Prices,
u Jv , . .
1 lb). rm WOdwma.or12 lilic W°Ikm°m C°mP°"“t'°"-
1 package Corn Still-ch ,,,,,,,, 10c Automobile, Liability, insurance.
1-2 in Pcorioss linking Powder . 25c
1 bot. Worcestershire Sauce tile ’1' M- Layton 8‘ 00-9 Inc-
I Aims“: Slime 53119:! ------- 50; Real Estate and Insurance,
'“8‘ ° " “”“3”"""" ”of 5Railro'ad Avenue,
””12 South Nomalk‘
bipoclal discount .12
I All for $1.00
ROYAL GROCERY
Grocers and Fruit-ran.
Tol. 1264-8.
-—-ONLY ‘rl-lln'rv cams.
Thirty cents will bring Smart
Styles. the most. up, to date tuition
and homes» magazine Issued and
Young's manuals... on up to the inni-
uto periodical for all. plumper: oi the
family. into your home for three
ration. They award a directwu at months. Fer full milliliters road the
llmlng a menace to the one: who “Sentinel Offer" on the Home Do
lulu be most interested. _ pat-talent lingo.
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Sentinel Wants are a quiet action
and inexpensive moons of commnni
E. R; Bradlevtszm
. mil no
3; ' most difficult compositions. 5
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, spring. llor Pupils (litmus Club is to
SALVATION. flair“ salvo.
Noted Musical Organisation and Male
Chorut. of Mawrvork, Here
slim-day find sunday.
The Notionalhsmll’ Band and Male
Chorus, of New York city, is an or
ignnizntion of officers engaged in ac
tive service at the National headqunr
tors oi the Salvation Army Their
duties are varied, some holding tposi-
lions of. grentyosponslbllity in con
nectlon with the administration of
'1‘”:an affairs. others Ibelnu cditorn,
audt are, accountants clerks, cngrnl
lcull alld‘iif/librzt ‘OnIy their spare
‘tihle teapot ill blind service This is
purely a labor of love, no remunera-
tion whatever is rccoived by them for
their work as musicians.
This is a typical and representative
'Snlvstlon Army Band. The aggregate
number of years served by the entire
hand is nearly seven hundred, twenty
members or more having spent their
lives in the Salvation Army: Who‘
can estimate the.. amount of goodnitc-
compllshod by. such whole-hearted,‘ LL...“
consecrated service? i The following wel issued April ii.’
In considering the personnel at the l9il; list furnished irom ohm. or A'
band able critics have often remarked M. \icoster solicits r
upon the versatility of its accomplish: Bridge gort (10ml
merits its vocal and instrumental Clarence D
soloists are of exceptional ability, and hickey
its members are ever ready to take " ,“khael ll Ryan Bridgeport, three
ithelpubiic platform or pulpit conduct patents making welded chain chain
is. meeting, or lend a poor sinner to link Wire chain link.
iChrist 1 Thomas Stevenson
i instrumental music is always up draulic press
predated. but greater interest 1» Elliot 1. Alvord. iinrttord tlollcy
manifest when all the bandsmen lay wire feed mp insulator
aside their instruments and imme- Robert P, Grunt, Hullford. belt.
idiots» form themselves into a mi? Arthur ii. Merrill, vllurtford, cigar
;chorus, ably handling some of the up cutter
Curtis 1.1 Vccdcr, Hartford, setting
1 While the band has given much glam;
.ploasnre to large audiences and re
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We Point
With Pride
to the success we have made
,in adjusting our
"BESTYET" EYEGLASS ,
to all sorts and conditions. Let
us demonstrate its superior
points to you.
Our OCULISTS are at
your service for examination.
THAMER
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS
‘47 “llaflllt Square. Stamlord, (31.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897
OtitiiSUits
$7 and $9,
Values $12.50 to
$16.00
.y
conuecrlcur PATENTS.
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of patents.‘
l latt, Bridgeport. ;
gun.
YOUR ORDERS
will be carcinly entered and we will
. I".lcnd promptly the
h-“j FINE FURNITURE
you buy here, and exactly as you di-
rect.
'We are always glad to have our
,pstrons call and see our display of
:furniture, whither you have an im-
.mediate need or desire to purchases
Then you will knou where you can
get the best at fair prices
Bridgeport,
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(in) ,L. lionhnm, West iiz'lrtlolfl
.celved the highest praise and com safety razor,
mendntlon from many leading musi- phomas (, ”0“.” MW Haven The A J AngeVIHe
:ciuns and the If ublic press for its ex shoulder hm“.
lcelieut renderings of botll meal and \iiliiam .H Beull New “we“, in,
ilnstrumentai ““15“ yet the 3'98““ pact illuminated target for pleisure
object 0! its existence is the upbuild- shooting
ling ol' the Kingdom of God among Charles A I)reisbu€hl
men. ;Salld blast apparatus. ~—-
The band earnestly requests an in- Charles F. Littlcjohn, New Haven.
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tercst in the prayers of every Christ- recording fare register MCYH'S Spray Pumps,
tan. and urges the unconverted reader. Iran ..1 Shiimnn New Haw“ mi
to make an immediate decision for tumb‘lgr lock. I p NOZZleSe and Acces-
Christ. Gardner E Wheeler, New iiaven,. Sofies
The Staff Band and “1‘9 ‘Chorus automobile radiatOr casing (design);
will give one of their host concerts at: Albert A Pit-.8? East Haven rah-HI are the result of years of exper-
thO New CW Hall, South Norwalk, beted lock front and strike ience and experiment. They have
Saturday at 8 p m Adminion to George A Arnold. Middletoun. elec
this concert will be 25 cents Tic tric heater
hots can be secured in advance from William E Chapman New
any of the mldlm‘s Of the local Corps [0] for vacuun) cleaners
or from Ensign Perrett phone 1268.4,
~\fusic Hall, Friday. The Portal
mom, in five parts.
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8. Son Company
SOUTH NORWALK
New .ilaven,
Britain.
George E. Curtis New Britain, two
design patents. percolator urn
Edward H. Unison and M,
ll’nsco, New Britain, union suit.
Louis 1B. Smyser, New Britain, tran-
Hoyt'a Theatre. som operator,
Six or the finest acrobats ever as ' rwuluun J Monaghan
!sem.bled are headliners in the bill at pomble electric lump.
Hoyt a Theatre for the last three days' William G Smith W aterbury, rail-
lot the week Oliver Armandos sth- .way safetly appliance
isles, the worlds greatest gymnasts, Albert D. Elster, ’Meriden. gasoline
will furnish a sensation at. the pond-'stmmer,
.lar vaudeville playhouse. : Burton L.
An extra attraction ”has been secur- ing
in; in Dorothy Rogers a; Company 3 Frank C. White Meriden.
Miss Rogers will appear in "Babies a sign controller
La Carts." and the charming fmeuri Howard M Barber. Stonington
is at her best in this screamingly inking mechanism for bedcnd
lflmnll farce, cylinder printing presses.
I Viola Duvall, the empress of song. Wolter M, 1.1mm“. Ends-id. tobacco,
will appear to entertain and Cunnlng- hanger.
ham and Coveney, eccentric singing Rollin G Lewis
and dancing comedians, have an act nation lock
that ’3 classy throughout. Joseph C. Regan. Stamford, hoist
A rare treat tor music lovers is pro block
vided in the appearance of “Three Warren H Taylor
Wonderful Voices," an act in which a blnation lock
trio of exceptional vocalists are‘
scheduled to appear.
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Lawton, Meriden, bean
meS‘ ‘
been developed with spraying it-
self in line with spraying needs
and have withstood the test made
of them. for service and reliability.
CHAS. E. DOW.
Stamford, combi-
Stamford, com-
lein A. Reeves. Milford, vacuum
cleaner.
Romano Bemfln, Stafford Springs,
Mu'k’ Hall. metallic railway tic.
Friday, at Music Hall, will be 5893' Now,“ it Kcy,es Unlonvillo. swrety
in five parts, “The Port of Doom.‘ L a device for machine operators
marine detective drama, with Laura: Trade Marks.
Sawyer This is a thrilling mysteryl Tile 1,9, Raglan), Conant (3.0,,
'0! the sea, written and directed by J. port, wire, corset stays
Senrle “BWIGY Tile Port oi! Dconti (l 1;, vilcubleln and Bro. Hartford,
is an overpowering ingenius marine pin !
picture, showing fate, love and death .._.... mW i
battling on the high seas and surging ORDER TO FLEET HASTENS WED.
through the waters of destiny. , DING 1
I can ponvr, Va.“ April iii—«Mrs.
al)onaid 1. Taylor Hunter, a itride of a
pup”, of Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-New- tow hours, stood on a pier as the bat~
kirk Hoard With Pleasure. llo ships started for Mexico yesterday
Some of the vocal 'li'lliiiis of and waved doodby to the flagship Ar
Lillian Silurwoad-Newkirk gave a line knnsns until it steamed out of sight.
recital lust ovoning'in New York, llcrhusbnnd, Lieutenant Hunter, is n.
which was largely attended, board. When he returns they will
Many well-known critics we”, in the have a honeymoon. ‘NEW ENGLAND WATCH PLANT
audience, who ”mm the singers many Lieutenant and Mrs. Hunter were, WILL‘BE SOLD. -.
compliments. Mrs. ’Nowkirk states married Tuesday night at Fort Monroe WATldltBUIRY April 15.—-l‘he ra—
that her recital illorc will he‘ll) the‘” a result 01! the order sendingthe colvers of the New England Watch
South Norwaik ICltyi‘lLall late in the “Got to Mexico. company today filled a motion in that
They had arranged to be married superior court asking the court [or
on May 14. The Arkansas was at the permission to soil the plant at public
Southern drill grounds at target prac auction on May 4. The receivers, Joni
tics when the order to go to Mexico P. Hilton and Harris Whittelnore. soy: «
_._.. vprrlvsd. Lieutenant Hunter sent a that they have not yet received a prop-
”OHWa ORATOR'O' Iradio message to Miss Hughes saying or after for the place and think in,
“‘9 Lastdudsmontvwhlch' ll to be they must be married at once or post- would be for the best interest of all
We“ at the first Methodist Church polls the wedding indefinitely. Miss copcernad to sell at auction. n in
Friday “HEIDI. ADP“ 17th. promises Hughes decided not to wait. claimed that the Insertion Watch conic
to be one oi the finest musical treats party is thinking seriously or m
of the‘ season. Forty volcel will take oooa tenants are to in nuclear» over the plum. but this story m M
port. Every one welcome. the new.” been retitled.
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Breakfast, 25c. Dinner, 36c.
Supper, 250.
Friday Dinner
Clam Chowder
Roast Beef
Baked Blue Fish
Creamed Codiish
Boiled Potatoes
Stewed 'l‘mnams
Fruit Pudding
llomsanude Bread and Pics
Mansion House
C HASSI‘WN Prop.
Bill/r94 Wash. 8h, So. Norwulk.
TELEPHONE 807.
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GAVE RECITAL IN NEW YORK.
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sing for the High School Synmllwny
players next Tuesday evening.
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