recent illness.
The .new telephone directories dated
April 19, have been issued to subscrib-
ere.
ow-
George H Allen is recovering from FIRE ALARM S
r
The Lucia Circle will meet with Mrs. ‘
_A. B, Cleverly,'-Monday at 3 p. m.
Come prepared to sew.
Work has been received'in South
Norwalk of the death at the sister of
Frank A. Wolf, tormerly of Spring
" street, South Norwelk, but now living
in Philadelphia.
Assistant Fire Chief Samuel Mc
Gowan is again about, having resum-
ed his duties alter a long illness yes
terdoy His many friends welcome his
return to health. =1
A stated comnmuicarion‘ of Old
Well Lodge, No, 108, F. and A. M.,
will be held at i-ts- rooms April diet,
at 8 o’clock u), m. The Master Mason
degree 'will 'be worked.
Warren P, Smith: Jr), of Main street
went to Boston, yesterday afternoon,
where he joined his wife and daughter,
who have been spending a week with
relatives in that city.
~~Uunbrellas, mourning bands. O'Brien
Mr. and Mrs. Edward’ P. Randall
and bliss Lena Sathcs, of mm Grove
street, returned from Washington yes
terday. They have been spending a
week in the Capitol City.
Miss Helena McGrnth of t‘eirview
avenue, Norwaih, and Mrs, Thomas
bicGratb, of New (loosen, are in Bus-
ion, attending the wedding of Miss
Katherine MQGrath and Ralph Clark.
of Huston.
Lawson Van Riper, oi Ansonia, who
has been spending the Easter vacation
with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Mitchell, of Woodward ave
vine, and was taken ill with pneumonia
is now recovering nicely.
' -d—-.-~ mam—n
The building inspecmr in visiting
Springwood yesterday found two con-
' tracts under way without permits, One
"was it than: on the plane of _Jamea
Mills and the other an addition to
another resident's house. Both took
out permits, for which each paid a dol‘
tar.
William 0. Gladstone, son of George .
W. Gladstone, of South vNorwalk, who
is now in Rye. was the highest one in
the examinations for rural two do-
livery mail carrier in that villagers-
contiy, according to the Rye Courier.
Twenty-one took the examination. ..
and Mr. (liadstone‘s mark was 86.20.
Miss Melly, oi the Scotch act recent
ly’ at Hoyt's Theatre,
wail party to her (Honda. Among
_thoso"‘presebt"wure Harold flimono, ,;
Homer nucleus and Arthur Morrison. ;;
It was a into “hour when all departed ~
wishing the hostess many happy re- If
turns of the day.
M a”-
F. S LYON
15411 h 8:. and aw An.
ls—«x orwalh Iron orln.
. 17"Wsu Ave and 3063.” BL
‘ ls—Hlfih School, W881. A"
1. will) Electricv War”. It". It.
OOUTH NORWALK FIRI ALAN.
BOX“
lire Alarm Headwater- It Inmrn
Worn.
Telephone tor I!" [m
“o 24.
xWauhtnimm and North um Ito.
ht liaouemo Hotel.II
O--xl)lly and RI!!!)
5—1“ to 0 Corset ymlt‘iutory. private
t—-—Hoyt’ a Theatre.
7«—Noiwal.k H.031“!
8--Muslc Hall. (ford and (my Hotel:
9-Crnnl St. *
lz—-1West St.. Franklin School.
lt—ggrlmulord 8t. .. Concord and [Jacob
lbs-North Main and Ann our
n
r“
ill—West St. and .‘tylor Au
za—xEly A e. and Low ot.8
St—uChestnut and Henry Sta.
abalsfllflb main and Monroe Ito.
Zm—Lexiilgton Ave. and Austin It.
m—Weoi and Elm Graven
lit—South Mail. It" between Gnu no
Meadow Sic
ring and
avilnnd antham sw‘
«Lockwood 3 Go
_.l'ulriield Ave and Cedar It.
Taylor Ave. and Booth at.
43 oodward Ann and Meadow
is «am-lit and Quinton! Area and
NP Woudwmd and bowodoo Ava.
bl—«uolden Hill St. and Elmwood Ave
‘4. can:
4‘2
l.
Itw
vHADDOCK AND OTIHER KINDS. ALL... FRESH. NOT ,FHOZEN.
lloth‘handsome Overcoots~nnd just the right weight tor
spring wear. , . .
The Chesterfield carries some dignity-oi. course. The Bal-
inscaon is not only stylish but so comfortable as to ,be al-
most indispensilble tor motoring or general weor~n good coat
too for the rainy dnys of April.
$10.00 $20.00
$15.00 .
Otlrr TTERS
Another Stetson? Yes Sir. Stetson: have the gall in lists
today and we're showing a mat line as usual. i! you don’t
cure to pay 8:}.50you’ll find some big values in Williams at
$3 and 32.3: All shapes in both lines, aoi‘t hats and derbies.
Oi’ course-tho natty “dish brim“ is found in abundance.
Shad:
LOBSTEHS
NATIVE FLAT WISH, COD, HALlBUT. SPANISH
CLAMS OPENED AND IN SHELL. OVSTEBS, ROUND
CLAMS. GOSLING lBLAMS
Cutbill’ l5 Bridge Fish Mark'e
West End Washington St. Bridge;
TELEPHONE 108 ‘
('1‘ .
Free Delivery Uptown and Downtown
12:22:.
1 52— Washington St.
returned to ‘,
Booth sown. and gave a little {are ..
rim
Bil—Freight 5". rd andB Ann 'BL. mum
\lawcrwolk Look 00.,
llox (ll-downer Putnam avenue and.
deed street.
it) Denotes non~intvforin1 bola.
(M) Master box. from which the num-
ber of any box can be sounded
Ono stroke at 13 noon and a p. 1-.
standard time, 1-
Ons stroke at odd times. until. 0»
line oven. Iv
'l‘wo strokes otter an alarm. on out. to
14—4
.oaon Wednesday. a box
rs alarms for on
8:30 a. Ill. and 12:30 p. m. indicate
calls departrr nt, .
(”Three slow strokes, hater to be III:
OHM 13: 05 p.
In ullod for t at.
dull“! lilo fl
celvud by trim lone.
. Four long hosts at the whistle at
no school for the following session.
1—1—1—1
NORWALK FIR. ALARMI
li-—-Corner oi lawn and wall amen.
ill-«Bolden Avenue and Union Han.
33~Spl1ng Hill and Kellen Strut.
24- Unlon i’nrk.
til—West Avenue and Berkeley Street
Plow
zrwmnnaun Avenue and Lynel
31- 43:: house. (Private box).
lite-West Avenue and Hot win root.
33—Harbor Avenue and Orchard treat.
d‘iwtfihapel Street and Harbor avenue.
36~West Avenue. near the armory.
abstsvens Street and Elm Grout.
il—Crosu Street and Wilton avenue.
li-flaln street and North Avenue.
ill—J‘l‘anoe Btr not.
sum Main and Catherine Streets to.
v Cu nun Reid and Flair Staci.
lid—Clientnui ems near Summer II.
tub—Mam street an Union Avenue.
till—On The Green.
o..—~l£uzll Avenue on Lincoln Avenue.
u—l'lrm Avenue mm lane.
E»...—
An ideal preacher is one who can
preach loud enough to wake up ailthe
sinners without disturbing the slumb-
ers oi the men, who contribute the
most.
There‘s Magic In it!
With it“
you, can pay anomalies when
out or work, be tree mm
ddbt should tillnoss occur,
. grasp the business opportu
pity-«tn a ward an lNDL-
,PliN-DlilN’l‘l
idiot your may Cash
- omen-r Mount with The
2 Smith Norwslk Trust 06m-
”recur.
our emulators-t paid
,on Burton '
momma by opening a f
HARRIS & GANS COMPANY
Water Street, South Norwalk. Tel. 72:.
v if, 7130']; Ting, Normik M a. Churcln
Whirled iron diction Pu.
‘iJniou service of the Baptist M E.
Colonel Jenkins will deliver on on
' W on the work of the Salvation ,
Al'llly
l
' llnptist Churches,
{urine Salvation Army. ,
’ .~All are welcome to the above ser
7: 30 p, up, First M ll. Church Brig-r?
or Atkinson. at Boston
‘ as. South Norvntuiil liabtlsi
illpptnin Wm Fallout, of
lit. Baptist Church Romy-
ton Union service or the oi E. and
.Roweyton. Stall
.4
‘innl ,Cousmlonal Churches. Lieut- ‘ L ‘
Every Lady Likes Our New Models 0i
lonial Pumps
We have never shown a daintier shot-p Or one '
«. , more suited to the ideas of every well dressed wo- _
v man The heels are. of the ldtest design, some of,
them covered with celluloid and the leathers are .
either gun metal or patent leather or an attractive
’ . combination of both. '
We like to show «our shoes.
Conneally and Motion
18 WNW “-
‘IVCnptnin din/bee, of New York clty,l
will deliver an‘hddress on the work"
vireo.
v . W
51. persons GERMAN LUTHERAN
CHURCH
vilednr street near \l‘cst
Martin 1.. Stem), pastor. The usual
services till he held ‘nt St. Peter's
Evengelical Lutheran Church at 10:30!
'llhe sermon will be delivered on the}
gospel lesson for the cm Sunday of»!
tar Easter, the subject being: "The;
Easter Joy of Thomas." A cordial]
invitation is extended- to all, pzutic-I
lllarlv to the Lutherans oi‘ the city.
Sunday school at 9230. German and}
English classes. German lesson on;
Saturday afternoon at 2 o‘clock in;
the basement of the church. 1
avenue,
v..—
:Shad
MACKEREL,
LONG 5
South Norwaik. .
Fresh Mined CoalatLowcst Prices l
Luther M. Wright
Dealer in Overland Cars;
Trucks from '4 ton to Zion; 4- Universal
0
O
.0
Brockway
Trucks from 1% ton to 5 ton; -:- Chase
Trucks from ‘4 ton to 3 ton.
The: City National Bank
(upitul Surplus and Stockholders Liability, $300, 000 00
MONEY. .
'l‘ho disposition of money is often a troublesome problem.
To individuals, executors, administrators, trustees, minrdians.
treasurers and officers this Bank otters its services not only as it
place or deposit but in an advisory capacity.
We welcome on opportunity to discuss these matters with yonw—
our otiiccra are uccsssibla at all times.
Call and inspect our Safe Deposit Boxes
interest 4 percent. paid in our ISavings Department.
Meeting of the choir Tuesday eve~
vniug at the church Social meeting
or the loung Peoples Society on
Thursday evening at the home of
Miss Elsie Rains. 20 quilund street
l
i
. CHRIST CHURCH :
llov. .l. Hypkin Brown, rector. First
Condos! after Easter—Low Sunday—j
Morpink prayer nndsermon at 10:30
a, m. Sunday school at. 12 m. Eve-l
hing prayer and sermon at 4:30 p. m i
ADVENT CHRISTlAN CHURCH
You Mom and llfllVPl streets East
Norunlk, Roi-l, \i. 'i‘eeplc, pastor.
.\'o mowing scrtice. Unimi service
2uith the host Alenue Methodist Hills
ropul Church and tht Sanction Army
Sunday school as usual 12 m. iun«
lor Lo,vul"Workers‘
vm. Loyola Workers‘ meeting
Evening service at 7 .p. m. .i shbrt
v.
sermon f0limw1 by u bu tipmal sei- ‘
vice Mid-wok pm) in meeting 'lhurs-‘8 "
(ln_\ 7. 30 p, m.
CHRESTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETV.
Christian science Society, of Nor
wolk-«llegular Sunday serflces at the
reading room, Masonic building, at it I
'nflm. Subject. April 12th, “Doctrine
of Atonement." Testimony meeting.
{Wednesday at S p, m. To both ser-
gvlcos the public is cordially‘and [rater
nailv imited. Reading room open to
the publh each week day
from 2.1510 i:30.
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH
CONCERT.
1
,lbc Croce ilnpiist Church,
‘Anril mm, 1914:
EOpcninc by the Choir.
ll’ruyerwll, W. Johnson.
‘ Solow-Tlllle Dixon.
3 naming—42min Nimo.
ESinging~Morning; Star, by Qillll‘ivl.
’vitcoding-—- P. Word,
,‘Solo—“Gcrtrudv Powell
Raidingwblinnic llniicy.
iSinging—t‘lgulrtet.
.llcndiuaw‘llury Williams,
Solo~~vhouiso McClellan.
i'lecitetion-E%u Jones.
‘Rccitntlon--—' urvcy Clements,
ilemsrks~—W. A. Million.
it will be conducted by it,
Clements.
PflPllllR llllllllltlll
THE WHEELER BROS. CIRCUS 0.
FAMOUS STAMPEDE WILD WEST
ISHOWQ WILL BE, EXHIBlTED
iN THIS CITY SOON.
The representatives or the Wheeler
Bros, Greater Shows have completed
all arrangements for the appeaarncc
‘of that world famous enterprise in
South Norwalk. on April 20
ll.
:
i
I
3
l
For more than a decade the Wheeler
l
bros. Circus have maintained upromn
Patronli lie Your Home Florist
Coil Flowers Fresh Every Day
PLANTS OF! ALL KINDO.
FULL LINEvOF’ FRUIT&,ETO,
‘ . . , .
I
- _.,stow’i. which
ncnt place in the front rank at Amen--
can SllOWi-l because at its channel char»
heuristics as about. its essential
its one meander-is and its great dim
play; or the finest horses in the World.
, The Famous lilthmpddé Wild West
a world-wide row
liilm tiers enjoyed by
country at two or
to lib in: m conceded to no
" ital in‘ their speciil lino.
‘ ‘ no expected/when it is
I: onhodlintii‘ar "its still to‘ be treated
to such on, exhibition a the «now Will and Millie m
2%
meeting “.1130 p;
1:45.; '
afternoon
i
This program will be rendered utv
gondola:
‘surprising exhibitions of traned ant,
LRidcrs, Paris Hippodrome, Races nllll
’ Mendoza Company of Mexican
' Theatre during the lost three any» of
quality at "‘difteré’nt from other shown" '
The Prettiest Park on COnnecticut's Coast
An ideal shore resort tor family parties and excursions will be We!"
to the public on
Decoration Day for the Season
Roller (Toaster ride of 5, 000 feet. 7 .000 feet of floor space in dancing,
pavilion. 1000 both houses with plenty 01’ shown baths, and modern.
toilet facilities. The Beautiful Casino is a real restaurant with super»
icnoed chef, and me best cooking and scnice at moderate price.
Positively no intoxicating liquors sold or allowed on the grounds.
Aden minute trolley service at." May 39‘
Reservations for excursions and for large private b
.lll room shoulg“ .
be booked as early as possible.
i
for the Season.
Address NEVILLE BAYLEY, Manager Roton Point. Phone 500, or
R. H. FITCH Room 10, Gazette Building. Norwalk, Conn. .
Pride of Norwalk Tobacco p. o w. p '1
3‘3 Ounces—~7— secnuO-
This Tobacco is prepared expressly for us and dried by WATTS
PATENT" PRO“ESS of nicotine extracting Big value. Small cost.
LANICE’S Cigar, Stationery and News Store
MAIN STREET, NORWALK. (Formerly J. T. Hayes.)
0. N. P. 0 N.
5cm...‘ 4,:
Woodmen:
l“. Touring g‘ar, was run 2": l~2 milcs per hour for 22 hours:
'l‘oi ill
‘25.
Gas not option it) 7-10 miles per gallon. distance covered
.100 mih with n sealed 'llolllli‘l llOll-t‘llglm- slop contest.
. 33F. E Lockwood & CO;
g 39 WALL STREET. NQRWALK,
(.3 uh... .__...r—.. u
DAVEY”
CHOICE BUILDlt'G LOTS.
WEST AND LONE 8T5.
Ask Us For
Workmcn's Comp. isation.
Automobile, Liability. Insurance.
J. M. Layton & Co, Inc.
Real Estate .md Insurance,
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwalk
ices,
A toffee that pleases thousands. 'i -
it. 20 ’o. and H. Stumps with each.
pound.
ANDREW DAVEY
90 WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 410.
itorious performance, and they will sec
Spring Ternii
Merrill
Business Colleges
Begins Monday
April 13th
A course of study in Sienna
typy, Sborthnnd, ’l‘ypcwrltlng. ‘
Bookkeeping and Model Office,
Training is a Key to Success. v.
Enroll Now. lloqlrs, etc,
Free.
south Norwaik.
Po
male and skillful performers such us‘
they have never before witnessed.
Among the in'any l'e! lures nre “Tail."
,go," earth's largest living animal, a
Ttroupe of genuine Cossack Whirlwinr,
fspecial engagement of the celebrated
Bull
Fighters in a realistic reproduction or
- o. Genuine Mexican Bull Fight. A thrih
,ling exhibition of nerve and agility.
l Wheeler Bros. Shows will exhibit in
l.Soutb Norwalk on April 29, giving a
1grand spectacular street parade in the
morning and performances in the at
ternoon and evening
HOYT'S THEATRE.
The Mutual Movie Girl is hole to.
Iduy and tonight. This denture which
is given every Saturday at iv‘ioyte
Theatre will be with the local pic! W
mus this Mtsrnoon and this evening
and is bound to prove nttln<:.tive This
big feature picture is on added atlrur 1H. J. TRI
ti t xcwtionaily tine bill! ,
w 0 a" ° r Architect all
which is being; presented at lion's"
t
summit ‘
the week
'i‘he alums announces but an-
other big shoot is coating on Monday.
mm M P x n r al
1 sotmoce—romwo Houév mo mlfifinfigf‘ Ming, wag,
TAR COMPOUNfl. ficutiono and outimatoi gt ‘
Just be sure that you buy Foleys filifiiggsufiwggfifggrmv
Honey and Tor Compound-eh in a re- unable.
liable medicine tor coughs, colds.
croup, whooping courts. bronchial
and lo arippo coughs. which are weak-
coins to the system. it also live:
pits for boom'
45 Fashion 3mm
rat. 346-12. Nomi
nut.» a”... n
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