.
' ty in Qrsnbury Contractor Sipperley
. and have gained in- weislrt during
2. torsliaelt withtherste‘iidtlireeare
m Get your may cash
1'09 OUR SUWRMRB.
mm ol‘ the unity can use. Watch hm night
(or mile his advertisement to firmw.
—~.~y——
will attend an informal dinner or Red
““3““ PM“ 0" Sc‘m‘ “mam Men chiefs at the Hotel sustains in
was in Bridgeport over Sunday ”Bridgeport tonight
““W
Miss irene Barrett, of Fail-item ave-9‘
11119 has returned from a week's visit
9-1:“
Wesley Johnson, genigh. Wk. ior9‘
Church it Miller, spent ygteyley at’
in New Haven. ’ . Ibis home in Georgetown. where he
:90 shth won him
Mr. and 21292;; y 12.99211122222 " 31'7”” $2: 2
have‘mov'eil to‘ one" Mrs page H. ‘
9 Samuel 0 Policy. dancing. master
is arranging for year- round "Suturdliy
night dances to which admission or
fifteen cents per person will be
charged
Fox's cottages in Elm Grove street.
Open trolley cars were in evidenCe
yesterday, and frequent trips were
to Roton Point. carrying hundreds otij
people to the shore.
w...-
__ I 1&9 m%rs B. iPolley, of Monroe
“9‘ _ t. M'stodsy‘ observing the twen-
Consreesmsn Jo. mirth Donovan 3139112111! 11’ [vs at their msr
made a flying trip to South Norwnlk “95¢? Whoa]; rs” Polley were mar-
l‘m week. returning to Washington tied in South Norwalk and their man 1
yesterday afternoon. y
Mr. and Mrs, George E Bushnell, of "55990“.
Bridgeport, are visiting in Nomalit tor
a few days at the home of Mrs. Bush
nell's sister, Mrs, Lester Hyatt;
To avoid what might hare been a
serious collision with another sutomo !
bile which was going at a terrific
speed late yesterday afternoon. Daniel 2‘.
Keogh, of mast Norwelk, steered his‘
machine to the side at the road in
front or the Norwalk Tire and Rubber ’
Company's'iactory in Winnlpauk. in
so doing. Mrs Keogh drove his car into
the ditch.2 The ground was so soft
that the wheels of the automobile sunk
in deep-and. Mr. Keogh was forced to
get "help from a local garage to pull
hlm‘out. The car was not damaged.
mainly because of the fact that it was
going slowly at the time
Harry Gill and daughter mums.
went to New York Saturday. to meet
relatives, who arrived?“ the“ steam-
ship Cedric, from 12021222211222. England.
Miss Mary Hill, of ’Reddins, w‘ro has
been ill for the past month with an no
tacit of measles, resumed her duties
as teacher in the Franklin school, this
morning.
There were sixteen sales of real es-
tate in Norwalk, last week, with men
sages recorded of $34,250.. For the 9
second week of April, 1913, there were
nineteen trunsiers oi! property, and
mortgages of 354.300.
m
runes bivanic-Es GRANTED
M
week, Judge Joseph P. Tuttle mat;
ed Rose Klien Rosenbanln of this city
a deeme‘i'rom Frank Rosenhsnm. a183-
ot Bridgeport. The ground was fraud-
ulent contrast. Harold 2P. .Btarr or
Denbury was given a decree from (Lou-
,lse Ethel Starr eitheseme place. in-
ltldelity. was. the ground. Bert Brun-
strup lawns named as corespondent.
The petitioner was given the custody
of two minor children. Carrie '1‘. 'Rus-
coe was granted a divorce from Willis
Edward Roscoe. Both are from Nor- ‘
walk. The petitioner alleged habitual
lutempersnce
August Wiehmann better known
as Bismarck, is recovering from a pain—
ful injury, sustained inst week. He
was handling: a kettle ot-hoillng water,
when it upset over his right hand.
taklnsthe skin entirely e119
The wedding of {Bridgeport couple
yesterday was iotloived by a big time
at the depot last night. A number of
South Norwallrers witnessed the fun.
The platform was strewn with rice and
confetti. but a goodly supply found its
way down the necks ot the newlywed-9
ded young people.
a—p
Dr: Charles G. diohannan is having
an arweian rwell drilled on his proper-9
is doing the work. Another tract 01‘
land near Booth Wilton'is being clear-
ed up. and will be put in enoeilent con-
dition by the South Not-walk physi-
clan.
nif- fur-'n'uu'rr- .
Mr. and Mrs. :Beuismin Allen, who
them spending the winter in Flex"-
ida. have returned to their home in .
axiom. MmlnexMimtheaiih
I:':IZI:I .-
There's Maxie In It!
With 11—-
you can pay enoenseo‘ when
99 out 99:, work. be tree mm
9am should like“ mun,
{my we W We“
"elements on men- 2-
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their titty. Thurxil‘musht‘ tour alien»
an: if: ‘uzuzltnit‘s-Jfinistsfutlhfliezlilfistxtntnzstuzn I
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William Miller 01‘8th Norwnlk. ‘
in the Civil Superior Court last ‘
l Mrs Charles antiserum .‘v..9'
We have securedrn winner in the “u“ reported to tho 1'9““ my” PIN-99
uranium line. summon 21222 every “”9 0’ W ”Wm" WI W mien, ,.__ ._
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NATIVE FLAT ”3H DOD, NALIBUT: 9
, 1.130%}! W WWI-i 1m Meridilt weight tor
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Another Stetson? Y
today and we're showing a great line ”must lit you don't
2 cans to pay-thou you’ll and noise 111; vainenin Winona at
1:1 and 82: "‘All shapes in. both lines. soft hate and tier-blur " ‘
01: course-4M natty “dish brim" is found i191 abundance.
- l'i‘he Cheetahs” carries some dinnity of em. Ike Ssh
”whom isnot only stylish. mt" «mmmutebeat 9 9.
men ludiepeneiblei‘or distorts; or «new Were-{n one seat ‘
too for the rainy days or April. . ‘
$91500 $2000
s12. Stetsons have the call in flats
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meanest,
HADDOfliK AND OTHER KINDBZ2 ALL FRESH, NOT FROZEN. LONG
1CLAM89 OPENED AND IN SHELL. OYSTERS
CLAMS. GOSLING SLAMS.
Cultbill’s Bridge Fish Market
West Emil Washington 89!. Bridge.
‘ m9
friends are calliné today to pay their' 2 —
TELEWHONE 108.
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South, KNIFE.
" Free Delivery Uphuundfiowntewn.
21'
1222291122221 Coal atLowest Prices
COAL
HARRIS 829 GANS COMPANY
Water Street, South-Norwalk.
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Lutlleir M. Wright
Dealer in (Wetland Cars;
‘ Trucks. from ‘4 ton to*92 ton; Universal
Trucks from 1% ton to 5 tell;
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Wicks from ‘4 ton to 3 too. 2
2
Tel. 721.
”Brockway
Chase
2
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The City National Bank
SECURITY
Safety demands that bank deposits should he made often—mash
is never quite safe when kept in the 2‘ "
lit should. be remembered ,thet shoe
or all. home.
quickly see sometimes returned unpaid.
more “systematic checking account with this Deni: today and
not sent for collection
Vl'eel the charm of security! or is saving. account, in our Savings De-
lmrttnent. 236cm your papers by renting a safe deposit box.
. 9 1M 7
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9 . Mes
seawater sins use.
i. Avenue. near the
it-flsin street Ind limb Avon
lib-lulu“ :11de Catherine
lined
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to—lut Av e and Lincoln Avenue
its-Inst Aswan and Dakota Lane
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l’lrs- headquarters, Is an ant Itreei
boxes mmwhm 3111100 In
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«mu-minimums:
m“. ,
either
nomhinntion of both.
we have em} shown a deletion shoe, or, one
more suited to the ideas of every Well on ed we-
The heels are of the latest
9 them covered with celluloid, and the leathers are
metal or patent leather or an attraction ,
We like to show our shoes.
Connealty OM Bracken
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mounts riii them whistle at
Wood 12: so p.1ndlente
so: the tailoring session
null VII em
Avenue and”
anoinrnor avenue
01".
Street and lint t.
and Wilton avenue.
and. r nut-Wt
on Avenue.
Telephone 110
(100 "23.2 the hours or I p. in. no I:
gElviutm £39139??an I113 $622 «:9 I
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possible. .
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crimes notcnmh LOTS.
WEOT AND LOWE 878.
Ask UI For Pricey,
Mum’s Computation.
Automobile, Motility, Insurance.
2 1.21. Lem; & 60., 1119.
Real Estate and humane-e.
52 Moss! Avenue,
South Harwell:
EQUAL SUFFRAGISTS MEET‘lN
messianic»,
M
Discussion of Movement
nectlcut Men's League tor Women 8111’-
frase save a dinner in the Greenwich
Country Club, Friday evening, which
as toastmnster. There was an especial-
ly large delegation lrom Brusswrt.
The distinguishing feature or the dim-2
nor was the speech by Mrs. Thomas N.
Hepburn e: 122222222; president of
the Conueotlout Woman’ is Buttress as-
sociation. Mrs. Hepburn paid a strikr
ins compliment to Secretary and Mrs.
A. S. G Taylor. of Norfolk, to: their
lndetati'siblo work in behalf oi sut-
froze. 2
A deuce followed thedlnnel'.
warm. or anneal-Nd euro.
M
2 DEW“? 3. ”PM:
r21nmsm.md 20.2mm” Paul-
2 the Helm, 1.9 years. old. died yester-
day, in. a mflmort mun. as the
«2 result at injuries reamed early. yester- '
; m: moraine when she was struck by
art 8.1:ch Wit“ end operated by)
122921 W at hampers It is sole-
2 the machine was gold: at,» high: rated“
2 st swat the more accident 0"
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All Ideal ShorResrt for Pauli
~ROTON POIN
The 22.222.212.212 on Connecticut’ s C123
No Charge for; Adlnissiol *
Automohlie Parking Space
THE BEAUTWUL CANNO. I8"A REAL RESTAURANT
With ample soccnlodations tor Ibanuetsor
Reservations for the private bell room should he made as soon as
Safe and clean bathing beaches.
The best trolley service that Roton Point has ever had.
OPEN Fort THE SEASCN ON DEGORATION DAY
' Pride of-N—ch'wnlk Tobacco— '
‘ 5c
This Tobacco is prepared expressly for us and dried
PATENT PROCESS of nicotine extracting Big value.
31 Gas consumption 19 7-10 miles per gallon
Men's League Assembles fer informal 9
dilemmas, April 20.41129 Conn-
wns attended by some 125 men and _
women irom all parts 01' Connecticutl
Attorney General John H. Light noted 9
Girl Dies in lirldqomrt Hospital and .
Part
for simple lunchtime
2221 95,921qu 9 1',
by WATTS 9
Small cost
LANICE’S Cigar, Stationery and News Stone
“ (Formerly J. T. Hayeng92
22 1-- " relies per hour for 22 hours;
Total distance coverhd
5090 miles with 119 sealed bonnet non engine stop contest.
F E. Lockwood 8. Co.2*2
NORW9A919;I§.99 ‘
3 0c Blend?
A coitee that pleases lhouss‘nds Try
lt.~~20 2S. and ii Stamps with cash
pound.
90 WASHINGTON 8T.
PHONE9 410..
Spring Term,
Merrill
Business Colleges
Begins Monday
22 9‘ April 1322.
A course oi study in Sienn-
tyDy, fihorthtind. Typewrlting,
Bookkeeping and Model Office
Training is a Key to Success.
Enroll New. Books, etc,‘
"Free.
south Norwalk.
Port Chester.
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steward.
rim 2.... my .22 kinds oi mv‘
122.222 "“9“. whom“
it on 0!:
all will at Nectarine! new“
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