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Taylor 8: Golden
sou-m NORWALK Tabs-r co.
eUILrINe.
M.— .M...M..M M.—
Ilidrs. Susan G Holmes is spending a
; dew days InNew York. I
I OfliperIJohn‘iH. Flynn found a bicy-
. the which the police "are holding.
Mrs ‘George R Van Alstyue ls vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. W. S Crofutt, or
New Haven."
Sergeant Thomas Lentherland. of
the detective bureau, was reported on
,the sick list this morning.
Mrs. Charles E. Hoyt. of Bayview
avenue, is entertaining her mother,
Mrs. John Smith, of Bethel. '
«Reddy and Ayers, 00 Van Zant St.
B. (l. H. cars, .. '
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Buckingham Wornan's Relief Corps, -
No. 30, will hold an all-day sewing
meeting tomorrow, Wednesday,
The county suffragists are meeting
in Westport this afternoon and a num-
ber of Norwaik women are in attend-
ance. I“ .
45* W‘,
IDr. W. I. Weed, dentist, l’ra9 gotta --“
to Hartford to attend the three days
celebration of the fiftieth anniversary
of the State Dental Association.
The many anxious iriends of Miss
. n. Louise Smith, of Ann street, will be
, glad to know that she is slowly gain-
ins. after a severe illness.
I
The Norwaik Balding Man and la-
vestment Association will hold a resu-
"lar meeting in the onlces of Taylor.
grid: Golden, in Washington pix-est, this
atoning ,
Bridge workmen have been block-
ing pedestr tramp on the‘ bridge
mornings.
ordered the practise discontinued this
V morning
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ireamery Granulated
‘ Pure
Lard; ..l’.l'.‘.‘.e.ir... Su at
1.2’/zclb 30c a lb. .25- lbs $th
EastIndiaTea Co
,. T11 371 3 125 Washington Street A.
WE GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS.
1' -tar'arI-vlfiln ' ‘
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oer Wallace 1!. Sammie
4min ‘V‘I‘ no “n/urral; nun/urzaI-I ' lap/.1 a al- I“. ‘1
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GOING OUT OF
BUSINESS
and in order to save expense or moving stock, I will offer for sale I
Be ginning- Monday, April 20th
This will give the people of Norwalk an opportunity to buy
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
AT BARGAIN PRICES
79 Washington Street '
DI l-.-’~""-’ aWa/fi'fi/nfar a'affan'u'aln'a' aria-
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Coupon No.
COMPLETE $2.50 VACUUM BOTTLE.
Presmted by The Evening 'Sjan‘tmel. Every day is all
Vacuum Brittle Day. j
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Present the above coupon at this office, with. five
others of consecutive dates, and the cost amount of ex-
pense items named below, and get this Simplex Vacuum
Bottle. ,
S2. 50 acuum Bottle
Ready to use, all complete, including a handsome
~ Nickel Cup Attachment. Every, Bottle guaranteed to .
’ keep liquids hot 30 hours. and cold 80 hours. Strongest,
' Most Durable Most Sanitary, Most Simple. Highest
' . Vacuum and Most Economical Bottle Mad . . ' -.
, Every Bottle Guaranteed. . * 2*
Rubber-toned “ All
and Nickel 980 Nidiel
A Good Roof Test
On account of the leasing of this store to the People‘s Trust Co. ' '
All Goods at Cost?
M. L. O‘lmstead
.- .— he. ~33
is a hard snow claim. If your.
roof leaks. drop us a card or
I phone us. We will repair and
paint it all for one price. guardra-
‘ teed. It: (is: square foot. Call us
‘ new.
i E R. Bradley &Co.
GENERAL ROOF AND MAGDN
CONTRACTORS .
11 Washington at. he Norwalk. Conn
Phone 781.
When?”
IN DOUBT
‘ us to where to get vour sul't made.
.. cleaned, repaired or pressed give us a
trial. Called for and delIVcred.
A. L. BRIA
Fine Tailor
82 NO. MAIN 31'. TEL, 920.
. .
'I‘he Reed 8: Volk
Electrical (.0.
The Only Fully Equine-d
ELECTRICAL GHOP
in the fawn
AUTO ous'PLIaa
Phone 805-50 30. Main tit.
80. Network. taut. c Hail Bloc:
having that suit made, hav‘
log your cleaning and press-
, lag done. sire me a trial.
WLADIES’ SUITS MADE TO
’onoaa AND 8ATI8FAO~ '
. TION GUARANTEED. ,.
M. Dolin x
Ladies’ Tailor
85 N. MAIN ST.
3‘. Comet .
” MIIlIneryModels .
ARE PRESENTED BY
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WaaHmarcm cruisi-
IAIIIII [III [III III
IE’AIJIIEIIS’ IIIIIIIIIIIIIII“
Thirty eighth Annual Gathering to
be Held in First Methodist
Church, My let.
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The thirly~oiéhtb annual convention
of the li‘ulreld County Poachers As-
sociation will be «held in the Mtlllu-
dist Ildpiecopnl Church, South INor-
walk, Conn. on Friday. May (list.
1914.
Admission will «be by membership
certificate. Teachers and others in-
tcrestcd in education may «purchase
membership certificates of suprrin
tendouts and principals or at the
church on convention day. '
The program will be as follows: I
Morning session.
10:00—Music by Norwnlk
ISchool Orchestra,
Conductor, W. C. Perry.
loldeu Scooter Overture
ll. Schleir'egieil
Marguerites Waltz
.Hluh
...........
C Gounod
and Lo
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10:‘i5~—Address——Education
callty, .
Professor William ll, Kilpatriek'
Columbia Unlierslty.
11 if lHAddress-Teaching Socialized
Civics, -
Miss Mabel iiill. Dana Hull.
Wellesley.
Afternoon Session.
2 00—— Muslc by Norualk High School
Orchestra.
Conductor, W. C. Perry.
2:40~‘Busiuess Meeting.
3:00—-Address-The America
day and Tomorrow,
Dr. Nowell Dwight Hillls, Plymouth
. Church, Brooklyn, x. Y.
Meeting. Place.
All meetings of the day will be
held in ihe_~Met’hcdist Church, West
avenue, South ,Norwaik. Stamford
I
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of
TO- .
sham” Ins {soul him}
till sass cussrnvimr
I appeal to the Sportsmen and
rouwrvaiiouisis or the country to let
the United States Senate lmow in nu»:
Iuistakable terms their attitude to“
\illlil the recently enacted Federal Ml.
graiory Bird 'Law. is being sent out
today by the Ameilcnu (lame Protec-
tive Association, the national league
oi” the sportsmen of North America I I
The appeal alleges that a small mi I
norlty in the Senate is doing every I
thing in its po-wor to emascuiate wbatI
is termed "the greatest wild lite prov:
tective measure ever enacted in this
courtry.” in support of this allege
tion it Is stated that persistent él'iortsl
are being made to preventr the Senate}
concurringr in the recent action of the
House in appropriating $50,000 for the
enforcement of the law.
"When the law was passed." says
the aesociatlou, “it carried an appro-
priation of only $10,0u0. {This was
grossly inadequate of course. This}
year the Department of Agriculture,
asked for $100. 000, but this». comparu~I
lively small amount “as cut in ball
by the riches. Now certain senators,
a clear but persistent minority, are
trying to make or no effect a law thm'
has the support of at least 90 per com I
o tthe sportsmen oi the country and:
that means considerable more than o, I
000, 000 voters." I
I
Sportsmen and lav-ere of wild life
generally are called on to let their son-
ators know at once just haw they stand '
on this matter and are requested to;
t that they \ote £01 an uppiomin-
tlo on (f $100,000 ,
In discussing the action of his or-
ganization. President'John B. Burn'g
ham said: I
“it was the sportsmen of this coun
try who initiated the movement-fin;
the Weeksdicimau Law and brought
it to a successful issue. after a hard
campaign of eight months duration.
In this work hundreds of lndivldualsI
and organizations lent'their aid A leu’
Mintzs
Sale of
SHAPES
79c 99c SLZSI
$1.49 $1.99
Muslin and Crepe
NIGHT
DRESSES ‘
New line of Women's
Muslin and Crepe Night
Drums“; high neck, long
sleeves; low neck, short
sleeves; neatly trimmed
with Hamburg and lace;
extra good value 5:0
J. I Mallette
88 Washington St.
Tel, 449. So. Norwalk.
;
ITeeth 8: Baseball
The big leaguer realizes that n play-
er with poor teeth can not last, he can
gentlemen in the Senate would haveInot get full nourishment
from his
and Bridgeport trollov cars, and d” be forsake the uild lite conservIntlon food Therefore his teeth get reg“.
the trolley cars leaving the South movement that is going forward with Iar professional inspection and care
Norwaik railroad station ”a“ the Irresistible impulse and return to for A good rule to flhDIY to yourself. See
church, which '3 within easy walking mer conditions of wholesale, barbaric
I: Edna Mae Seymour ff -
. liable medicine for coughs.
. spin: to the system.
distance from the station~aibout 9.
quarter 01' a mile.
r Railroad Rates.
Owing to a recent ruling of the
New York, New Haven and Hartiold
Railroad, special rate tockets can not
be issued as heretofore. 0n the main
line the rate is practically two cents
per mile. 'Ithose using branch lines
can obtain. the same rate by uniting
in the purchase of mileage book}, if
‘ the saving is thought worth while.
The officers are as follows:
President-eEdwln C. Andrews,
Greenwich.
VicePresident—Ji‘rank W Gregory,
Norwalk.
Secretary—M. Louise Collins, Stam‘
“ ford.
Treasurer—«Schuyler P Williams.
' , Bridgeport
Executive Committee—Hy election,
:3 George E. Thompson. East Norwallr,
Frank C. Avery, Stamford, Frank A
Berry, inertial; ex-olliclo. Charles W.
1 Dean, Bridgeport Samuel J. Stimson,
Stamford, Guernsey J. .Borst. Dan-
bury.
Committees. ‘ ‘
Nominations~Lothrop “D. Alumina.
Dauburyé" Harry G. Fowler. Shelton ;
Henry W. Baits, New Canaan
fRésohttiono—amnei J. sewn,
stanidord; no '1’. Chairman. Norwalk;
. William B. Kelsey 'Stmiford. - ’
Negrolozy—mohert L. Zinlr Bridge
, port: James 3‘? Williams, Darlen;
Hugh W. Alger, No‘rwalk.
REILIABLE-FOLEWS HONEY AND
TAR courouuo. '
Just be sure that you buy Foley's.
Honey and Tar Compoundwii is a re
colds
bronchial
Which are weak-
it also silos
prompt and definite results for hoarse-
croup. whooping ,5: she.
'and la arippe cough ,
and uneconomic slaughter, It is up to
'every lover of our birds by letter. tele-
gram, petition and resolution. to let
his representatives in the Senate know ~
that he wants no compromise with the
enemies or our wild lire This means
an appropriation of $100 000 for the
WeeRs~McLean Law. 1 hope and be-
lieve‘ that the next forty-eight hours
will show the Senate so conclusively
how the people stand toward this law,
[that those who are trying to thwart
I their wishes will not dare to continue
their opposition." ‘
I The appeal also asks support for the
proposed treaty between this country
and Great Britain, which is designed
to provide protection for the birds
:that migrate between the two coun-
tries. It is alleged that the same
forces that are opposing the Weeks-
McLean Law in the Senate are trying
to humped treaty negotiations. The
British Ambasador has recently been
handed proposals regarding the treaty
and has referred them to his home :3:-
ilce. it is understood that the next
step :qu be a sounding of Canadian
sentiment by. Great Britain. ‘I~The‘Con-
Iscrvation Commission of Canada has.
already adopted a resolution strongly
favoring such a treaty as is preposed.
I The principal clause in the treaty con- 1
talus an agreement on the part at
the two countrieslto abolish. spring
shooting. in other words. the destruc‘
lion oi wild towi during the breeding
season. The asociation states that
, the treaty has the undivided support
oi! the sportsmen and conservationists
,of this-I country. it is tonddent thlit
it will. he adopted by a handsome mar
iorlty in the Senate but the conserva-
tlonlsts or the country must do their
Part I I . .
WATERBU RY BOTTLE}! FIINED.
M i
WATERBIJRY,API‘III21-Emll Mas-
nvestigaiions or represents-
lives its Connecticut State Bottlers'
tiling works were own-
a. Son, of Hill-tiara
Dr. J. H. Mallory
and have him take equal .care of your
teeth and healtlh.
Be a Good Tooth Fan.
16 So. Main St, so. Not-walk.
HOURS: 0 A. M. T0 (P. M. .
BUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
Scientific Men
and Women
are the creative factors in our
service. These, combined with
courtesy and square dealing.
are the principles upon which
our success is built. _ ‘
"THE s‘anvrca scrap-
TIFIC.” ' ‘
THAMER
OGULISTS AND OPTIOIANG
8‘! Atlantic Beuli'c.‘ samba,“
Open Bat. Evenings. 1 Est. 1091
some. The arrest was made “a. a re»
., 5T9, Y0“ “Union. Mani ..
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