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VINoL
The Modern Tonic
Body Builder and Strength Creator.
F. H. BAXTER, onuoquT.
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MGM" IUILDINO,
27 WASHINGTON '1'.
To!” office, «In: hon-O. I.“
Daniel Fallon. of Stamford, was a
visitor in Norwallr yesterday.
The new quartet ol the First M. id.
titurch will hold its first rehearsal
this evening.
better Carrier George H. Hunter
commences serving the summer resi-
dents at Harbor View Beach today.
The employees of the South Nor-
walk pontolllce had their photograph
taken in front of the oliice this morn-
ing.
“The latest soft hats.
Mrs. Frederick Scofleld, of Hnnford
Place. is slowly recovering from the
{all which she received by a loose
manhole, on Washington street, some
ueekn ago.
O‘Brien‘s.
IWlllinm Hubbell. violinist. of South
Nor-walk, is to play at the Alhambra
’l‘hmtre, in Stamford, and has engag-
ed Mr. Wilson, of Norwalk, to manage
his pool room during hie absence.
Today is the. first Friday of .May and
masses were said at St. Mary's Church
this morning at 5:30 and 8:00 o'clock.
They were well attended. Devotions
will be held tonight at the church.
Frank H, Baxter calls attention to
Vinol, the modern tonic, in his adver
tinemeut, today. This preparation has
a great sale and is said to be a most
beneficial remedy as a body builder
and strength creator.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Edward l. Graves
have been entertaining Mr. and hire.
Ferdinand B. Smith, of Norwalk, for
the last few days at their handsome
new residence on Nbrth avenue.
Bridgeport, which they have been oc-
- copying since April 1.
Members of Old Well Lodge, No.
108, F'. and A. IL, are looking torword
to a delightful session next. Tuesday
evening when T, W. Benedict, deputy
for the First Masonic district .uiakes
his macho visit. Alter degree work
by the lodge there will be a roll~cnll
and refreshments.
--Uanbiclias, mourning bands 0' Brian
Samuel fiplnlt, of Orchard street, and
: “employed at William new barber
ubdwdoto leavo‘vhiorwnik‘ior goon
With his family he will sail from New
York, ”May 6th, on thontoamer Chm-
pnnla. for Motion, England, where they
. will helm harm homo." John
'1‘. Hits; arranged the, m to:
them.
M.
fl'he new book or rule: for the gold
once oi the mnployol of the New ..
York, New Haven in lHorttord Rail
,rondnmt or *1.“ cantint New Emma :;
; . Mirna was tanned tailor and to be ..
, in. didtrilmtod mm the“ local 0111- T
plane of both roads; The book
I r s LYbN
n.
Elton 'L‘ Harris, of A. Dickerman &I
Son, rcpoIted to the police that a bike
was stolen from in front of the store be.
tween 3 and 3: 30 o’clock yesterday hi- I
ternoon. j
i
Sinco .lanunly 13th the city clerk‘ a:
oilice has made out and dcapati: bed 2,- l
090 thinks. This includeu all depart
ments and ulsmgives an insight to
the lust amount. oi work the down
mom is, doing.
Notification that
postal station would come within
the regular posing 0 rates of tbeI
United States has been received by|
local postmastern. who were also no
til’ied that the eighth zone rate wouldI
apply to parcels poet~
As in the custom of Mayor Francis:
l'. Iliurnoll, he visited u'l departmentt
olilceu this morning.
work in each to ho proceeding nicely
and satisfactorily. The mayor
appoint the committee to investigate:
license fees today or tomorrow. I
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the Vern Cruz
The burglar alarm in a local busi-
ness place blew last night shortly be-
fore the midnight hour. The police in
vestlguted and the proprietor was
routed from bed. Together they lib
veatignled. No trouble was found and
the alarm was probably not of! by a.
cat in the store.
rl‘ho. city clerk baa mailed the report
to Tax Commissioner Corbin, whichi
formerly was made out by the select
men. which gives the cation-ted popu-
lation oi Norwallr as 26,000; assessed
valuatlom per capita, as $8,783; and '
the uncollected taxes on list previous
to 1912 on real and personal property
as $3,213; and total number enrolled
under personal tax law an 5,172; total
number found to be exempt to 1.190; It
total number of enrollment from whom
taxes are to be collected as 3,982; and
total ’limnunt or poi-sonata: nncoilect- '
ed. by special collooton do mrollment
of 1912, as “in
wa --'..."-
Good lob Printing
Boot Honor, Boot Work, Boot Prion ‘
«Tandem:lanthillhfi'"? “
He found one "*
“Ivar-"on“ ‘ “ ' ' "“ " l
[onAoLE ROLL Is ,
l . onowmo DAILY
I 04...»-.«0
I Baby Suffragettol Enlist in Hartford——
Everything “ that’s I.
Right ‘ in Clothing
baby null’rugettcu aro emollcd at
headquarters in“ this city and the
for. Men, Young Men and Boys is here—Right from the
standpoint of style, Right from the standpoint of value,
cradle roll of those enlisted in the
:"Votee for Women" cause is expected
Right at the price you want to pay-~ .
to ahaumo greater proportions.
A Putnam, Conn. mother come to
{Hartford to ‘enllat in the cuuae, but
Hold abo could not join in the big
suffrage parade which is to be held
here tomorrow becauae she could
not leave her baby.
“Enlist the baby." was suggested.
and the mother adopted the nugget»
tlon. Since then hall' a dozen other
mothers have done likewise and there
is to be a baby section of the stale
_ jeullragb parade here tomorrow.
I Over sixty cities and towns are
expected to mend delegation of WO-
'men to march and artistic floatu will
be entered from New Haven, New
Canaan, Greenwich, llldgeilold, West-
~port, South Manchester, Stralford,
IMeriden, Bridgeport and Hartford.
:1,
You can safely. put yourself in. our hands on all cloth-
ing mode withl titlrffiflihm member: you are protected.
as our guarantee oriVSritiofootionmr your money back"
puts us in your hands.
$10 To $30.
Is the range of prices, with extraordinary values at
both and all between stations. Quiet, dignified or
conservative models, in all the desirable fabrics, found.
at each price—with Balmacaans galore; ,
8T. PAUL‘S CHOIR DIRECTOR RE-
1 Moms. .
Lindiey ll. Varney. for nearly four
years organist and choir director of
St. Paul's Church. has tendered his
resignation, to take effect on the last
day of this month. Mr. Varney taken
‘ up his new work at St. IMnrlt'g Church,
Mount Klsco, N. Y.. on the first day of
June. During his directorship at St. I
l'naul' Church Mr Vamey has:
brought the choir up to a very high?
(lei: ree of efficiency and his assocln- ]
tlons wlth the parish base been oi the‘I
most cordial. \iu(h regret is occasion I
ed by his departure His successor
than not as yet been selected, but will
be in a short time
A Stetson for yours? $350.4 willfit bee Wilson at I
$2.00 to $3.00. "
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conneCthUt RIVCI' Shadl *” i
PICTURE FRAMING,_ SPALD-
l“tulle at
heard'g Hotel,
Shep.
Cairo, Egypt.
of ' .
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Regal-126d Styles are
' Legalized Styles
. El'i‘ilEil overapay, nor under-pay for your ehocs. A Regal
N late you pay enough, but keeps you from paying too much.
For long wearma Regal For year-ahead style-~
For restful comfort—a Re val
For business. sport or society-11 Regal For money's Inost~n Regal
Every style that‘s legalized by the code of Fashion in Regal-innit
bv tomorrow i
’0 5.00.
SEE OUR WlNDOW DISPLAY OF TAN SHOES
Keeler’s Shoe Store
a Regal).
SHAD, BLUE, WEAK coo, HALIBUT FLAT FISH. BUTTER FISH lNG'S SPORTING 60095, IN-
oERSOLL WATCHES, WATER-
MAN'S FOUNTAIN Pans, MAY
MANTON'8 PATTERNS, CATHO-
LIC RELIGIOUS ARTICLES, or.
FICE SUPPLIES 5
KING, FINNAN HADDlES. SEA TROUT. NATIVE VEELS
Long And
ROUND CLAMS. ovs'rens LOBSTERS '
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
West End Wanhlngton St. Bridge.
TELEPHONE 108.
AND WHAT NOT
LANICE’S
Tobacco and News Store
5 MAIN ST.I NORWAL‘K.
if South Norwalk. 1
1 Free Delivery Motown and Downtown,
For Saturday 8: Sunday
EXTRA FINE CARNATIONS .........................
35cm 50c
l’nnsioa, bunch, 100. Swvet Pens and (all hint of Cut l‘ lowers at
Special- Prices.
, or...“
Chlonial Pumps are Very
Popular
Our line includes the latest lasts and leathers: with the
new 'llttz‘l. Ei'ery woman needs a pair.
Em are n i3 hoes for Men
Are sure to suit the (';i wrul dresser. \\I- huvv nli llwl latest
models in nil leathers
Conneally and Bracken
18 WASHING-T ON ST.
3
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Rent
Gas Water
HEATERS
4Sdls per
Month
Rental May be 0
South Norwalk Fruit 8: FloWerCo.~
No. 2 South Main Street
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A Special Stock of Plants have just been rgoolrnd. 1 :
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START AN ACCOUNT.
' A Chain of Depoelts made up or
ii a week links hnprlsoua finan-
llfil worry. '
i‘ airfield County
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Suit News
50 Smart Spring Suits
lie- marked foI~_QIIlck Clearance. Most extraordinary $15, 820
and 82.» values.
$1198, & $16.98
Furs Re modeled and Stored:
M MOLrAscn & SON : w
120 Waohlnoton St. Main store—210 Atlantic at. Stamfimi.
Appliedon Pur-
Savings Bank
NORWALK.
Desirsd
I. NORWALK PHONE 007.
F! ”in T
005. l. Iii?
the tints when Melon: ow
s:-:-:-;-'-:-:ra;-‘-'
In; will replace main-I
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The City National Bank . Light 3. wage,- (10,
FRIENDLY INTEREST ‘1 om coma em
The friendly lutereatoi our (immune! and the goodwill oi the 'Phone 68
public are vain bio asaotu of thin Bank, and material azmclon in its ~
continued (rowan end mm ”
To mm We attribute our nillohdld progress.
, The account of. tho ainoltut houlettold‘or and that at the gradient
corporation we cordially welcome alike.
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Witt! in tour damn. Bowman
W
dolomite internment. ot Crone
Kimonos in the now «er: ind
colors. in "Sometime and Film
Crane
(toured by. chore. ‘ ”
1:011: Flowered W and
Minn and him.” out
on“ of
ChaSe Price it ~- '
1;: Dealer In Overland Cars; -:.
capital . , .‘ $100,000.00 . H ; ‘L ., .. I ‘ , _.
Surplus " $100,060.00 . C K n
Stockhotdoru'. liahliity ’ " 781M000.“ , repe "HOURS
' ' Trucks from ‘4 ton to 3 ton.
Luther M. Wright
Brockway
Trucks from. '4 ton to 2 ton; 3 Universal
Tracks from 1%. ton to 5 ton: -:- Chase
Norwalk Chronicler