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hirsfMiddlebrook. oi Norwnlh, vis-
lied with relatives in (Stamford, yes
Vierday.
...p'l‘he new Pictorial Review
It‘book, is now on- sale at Donnellys.
' r"I‘Fl'ee pattern with each book. See adv.
.a‘ _
The Norwniit Yacht. Club went into
Fushl'on .
We other you the Greatest Values in Groceries.
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Just Compare Prices.
Armour’s
Smoked Shoulders 13C 1
Youn & Tender ~
Exga Fancy . Spinach, 20c p
Extra Flour Special
AG JONES FLOUR 800
OK HECKER'B BREAKFAST RICE 100
900
(DE
All for
85¢
Full pound 25
in Regular iIViaSOn Jar for C
Cocoa
VEGETABLE COMBINATION.
1 CAN TOMATOES
1 CAN CORN
1 CAN PEAS
All 3 for 25¢
3 lbs. forl25c
BUtter inPrints. 300 Ibo
Evaporated
Peaches
Delicious
Creamery
Japan Rice, pound
............................................. 5
1 commission todm for the season. Jon C
. ‘ itIor ’l‘horston 0. Stubeli is again in Peanut Butter, m' -------------------------- 126
'“ chaise ' Strained Tomatoes can ........... . ............................ 5c
Edward .1. Sims of [Hull street, up-I 3 cans Evaporated Milk ....................................... 25c
town, organist “i “mil-V "““Wh' 1" Square Brand Condensed Milk, can ............................. 8c
confined to his home with an attnt'k , . .
of tonsilitis. 3 lbs. California Prunes ....................................... 25c
_ . Strict! Fresh E gs ............................................ 25c
«Women who sew will find it to their y 9
interest to take advantage of the spe-
cial discount allowed on embroidorios .. 0 ' Regular Price 28C
at. the N. is). Ryan \‘o. store tomor- . Sllced Bacon
. to“. , Cut to 22c Jar
“M'uw w
wDorbies, six styles. (l‘iirien's.
Gard b‘uliord. the well-known (‘oior- ‘
ed ragtime player, went to sleep on
April 29. On awakening he found that
his watch had disumienred. ’l‘ho po-
lice are investigating. '
Julius (Miller. of Water street, re
ported that his liveyoar—old daughter
did not come home from schoul yest-
terdny. Later it was reported to the
police that she was found.
0
Miss tlsnbel Gregory of 65 Laurel ,.
nvenu, Bridgeport, will learn tomor
orw morning [or I alrevllle, where she
I will attend the annual spring dance
,» atIIthe Hotchliiss school.
«A [wooden mondgerle passed through
gown yesterday, aboard tint trolley
yours. it was a collection or wild unl-
mnls from Roton Point bound for
Shipped. ~Gtaml’ord Advocate.
Former Lieutenant Governor Ev er
ett J. Lake operated on four days
ago at the’Churter Oak hospital, Hart-
ford, for appendicitis, Was reported
today as doing nicely. IStill more inl-
provement is expected in a couple or I
My}.
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'Dr". Samuel H. Huntington.
Grand High :Priest of the Grand Chop-
n Royal Arch Masons. or Connecti-
‘aitended the twenty-fourth annual
‘ not; or the Fraternal Union or
plated High ‘Prieets oi the State of
5 II York, at the Park Avenue Hotel
YOrk city, last evening.
The joint committee of the Board 01'
Motion and Councilmen diurry W
titer and Henry J. Iiipson. of the
on, and Arthur Woidron, will
on. the Oily linll ms o‘clock tomor-
our nttoruoou on an inspection tour
the new school homo sites. The
, ittoe will also do to blow Canaan
, inspect the new school building
' at town.
titty. May 2nd. in Nutionui Sut-
‘ o my. Some city in every state
to have-c parade. The Connecticut
in to be in Hartford. All our-
{iii rite, mil. able to go to Hartford.
leaning to swing their American
to the breeze. The humanism
cine day vote under this emblem
the notion is therefore most up
by in Stevens. daughter
saloon Cinders, hair be
'Past '
In Glass Jars.
10 Stamps Free with the Fallowiug
1 bottle Premium Catnip
East IndiaTea c3
' Tel 871 - i 125 Washington Street
' we owe AND REDEEM PREMIUM rename STAMPS.
\
City Engineer George A 'Sherron is
spending the day in New York on busi-
Rocks road. has secured 9. permit
ness. l the erection of n barn to cost 3300.
.o
.Mr. and Mrs. Cassius M. Webb. of Miss Ethel Ilegemnn,
Nor-walk, have moved into their new 0. visiting teacher at t
home.
Mrs. W. B ilubbell oi 105 South
Main street, has a permit to erect a
garage to cost $50..
or her friends in South Nonwallt
do or
Dominick Ic‘nlneco Secured n permit
to wire a bwo-tsmiiy house. in Nor-
walk avenue, today.
Charles L. Thorpe. of Norwalk. has
moved into his new home at the lion
nor 0! Word and Aiken streets.
day afternoon, and spent it in the
,Clty of Bridgeport
C. C. Housman and N. (tendon.
Coleman d: lli‘urey tool: put a plumb-
mg permit thig morning tor work to over the State at. the (info Malone,
be done at the home of Carl Wester- New Haven
ling. in Dry Hill avenue. .,. 1
Gaussian 'M Webb, 0: Upper Norymlki
hairs made plans for the building or
tyvo new houses in Fairiloid Park.
Work Will be started non week.
of the Knights oi.’ Pythins from
....................................... 15c
1 pkg. Egg NOOUles .................................. . ........... We
1 bottle Ammonia .................................. . ..... .. . 10c
. I1 battle ”lung ...... '. ....... .......... _., ...... 10o
1 pkg Shredded Codflnh ...... .......... . ........ . ......... ._ .' 10c
1ib.Gingor.8nape ................ . ................... _ .......... 109' I.
3 sin Mackerel for ........................... .5 ......... 2°C
1 pin, Spice! ....... . .................... . .................... 10c
1doz.>Lemone D ................... 20°
EXTRA STAMPS FREE WITH TEAS AND COEFEES.
10 Stamps Frce'with I lb. Coffee .............. ..... 25c
15 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Coffee ............... . ...... 30c
20 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Cofi'ec ....... . ............ 35c
30 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Tea .......... .. ........ . 40c
4oIStamps Free with I ll). Tea. ......... . ....... . ..... 50C
(in Stamps Free with I lb. Tea ........ . 60c
Porter Emerson Brown. of the West saw burraey defeat Liverpool in the
of Bridgeport. there were grounds that would nccom
he convention modate such a crowd, it is probable
being held in this city, has met many. that our biggest college football games
“Ilmmy, the window trimmer,’ was swimmer. who Won the 100 motor
relieved from his duties at the Roller championship for women in
store, on South Main street. youter— Swedish Olympics. has made bliss
‘South iNorwulk attended the bndquot iul mile record oi 20m, 83. motto in
and business meeting of the deputies the Domain Bathe, Sydney. N. ‘8. W..
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lUiHWRlS'
BASEBALL Sliiill'l' STOPS
Tho Bethol iviighw school nine will
clash with the artists of bnsobuii, rop-
resenting the Nornwlk High school.
this afternoon. The contest is being
played on the Malone lot diamond.
“Bun put on hanpers." says 11 head-
line. is it that the baseball war is
making more work for him?
ilnvlng spilled eight errors between
thorn yesterday. the Knyseo and in-
Ilt‘lianupoiiu tennis betome for the mo-
meat the Malinda.
L Washington has sent
Spencer to Rochester.
John iMreGrnw is grentiy impressed
' with Pittsburgh’s strength.
1 Chicago is patronizing the Feds
Istronrrly. but Pittsburgh and St. Louis
I . are not. iiuiinlo is a great city tortlle
Feds.
f “With iCovcloskle. Main. lloehler,
‘ 3Wiilinlns, 'Dubuc. Dances and Hall. I
inn $329339 pronoun...
(Ilntiloidor
.. WW.
‘ have one of the best pitching stalls in
the American Magoo" says Iiinghie
’ Jennings.
l
As long as ii‘rcd Sandi-trans keeps up
his. present batting streak Mike Don
‘ lln will have to play the part of its
slatunt pinch hitter.
Forlorn hope pitchers are proving
the undoing of Walter Johnson. ’l‘hc'
Red (Sox sent A. Johnson, a recruit:
'_ against him in n'recent come. under
the impression that it would be just
as weil‘ not to waste one of tho rcgu~
I lure. The rec-rule surprised everybody,
by outpitchlng his rival. (‘onnicMnr-k’
.' offered up Wyckoit, who has been got
' lug none too well. as n ancrliico, buti
hc.. too, overthrew the speed king ol‘;
'3 Washington i
, Rube. Bollton is doing cnpitni service
. tenthd Reds. iiia pitching figures ex-l
tonsively in their stock of victories. be?
having won all three games which he;
. started and held lot-awn to nine hitsl
- in twenty-six innings. _
' The Washingtons and Boston played;
I the ilrst and to date only orrorlessl
game in the American League. One
I has been played in the National. The
:. 'I’irntcs and Cardinals contributed this
. spotless performance. The Feds have
yet to break into the flawless fielding
,1 set.
_ Joe Tinker thinks the boil used by
the Feds is too lively and the manu-
,, lecturer has been naked to make it 15
‘ her cent. more moribund.
'Walter Barbarc. New Orleans sub-
. stitute shortstop. who got. his chance
'1 when Knnupp m‘s injured. in bulletins
one of the Southern Association's big-
. zest finds.
,Belngzpeerless does not insure in-
munlty from defeat. Hero‘s Walter
t: Johnson whose percentage of vic-
.3 tories to date in only .soo~owo vic-
tories and two defeats.
seem-s OFWALL soars.
Al Kotchel and Bunny :Ford have a
:f grievance to settle and have agreed
- to box in Bridgeport next month on a
'. winner-tnkeall boats.
,2 .Mr. Loo P.-l-‘lynn, the New York
"I manager of boxers, will pit ‘Kld Al-
. borts against Mike Gibbons on May 8.
2 Syracuse will contribute to the bore
;: oillce.
. Hannes Kolehmainon'e three-mile
‘1 trial at Celtic Park in 14m, 233. sug-
'. posts the possibility oi s new world's
record. but it is well to remember that
. Alfred Shrubbs' 14 m, 17 3-58 is the
j best time recorded for the distance.
.' though both italiin and Kolehrnalnon
were undoubtedly inside this record
.when they run their great 6,000 meter
race in Stockholm in 1912.
" One hundred thousand spectdtors »
for third soccer game in London Saturday.
it English prices for reserved seats
and admissions prevailed hero and
to would draw crowds of similar num-
Ibem.
. Miss Fanny Durnck, the Australian
the
hilt Vera Nonvon world's record of 29m,
04 1-58 for the mile look like a novice
performance. The complete details
or are at bond of Miss Duruck's wonder
all over o. uti- ynrd course. The times are
11:"
Five Cent Lunch
FROM a To 6 EACH Arrenuooufi 31
aorumo our nears BEER on -
CARL OCHAUB, PROPRIETOR.
Extra Fine Table
Tel. 126“.
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59c Children’s
Hats, 39c.
NO. 1
Our regular 590 (‘hildron‘s
'l‘rlmmed ilnts no on nah.- for
Saturday at 39¢
'
.31 on Children's
Dit‘ktitl‘s, 5:.0t
NC). 2
Just one-halt price for about
or. (‘hilllren's i‘oiored Dress
(In. iieizulur prif'e SI. Satur-
day you pay no 50¢.
10 Great Specials
for Saturday
$27.50 to $35.00
Suits, $15.00.
NO. 3
We will place on salo‘twenty
t‘inc suits that are worth up
to $35. No alterations. no
C. 0. it, no exchanges. For
one day only at $15.
South Norwalk
8. Bridgeport
$8 Serge (oats
$3.95. ‘1
l‘O. d
Ladlcs' and
SPECIAL
Suits $9.00.
NO. 5
Twelve Missi's'
black and white Serge Coats,
regular price $8,
only $3.95.
.'- _. ,. - ,._->--t.
30 odd Stilts that sold up to
1 onlorrow $10, on sale tomorrow at $9
New Shapes at
79c, 990. $129
$1.49.
NO. 7
$1.00 Shape at
69c
NO. 6
Just a big special in the illil~
$2.00 Crepe
Waists, $1.00.
.NO.8
20 line Crepe Waists in col-
Qn‘ . , ~; 3 , , 2 ,. d. , ors. Regular rice 2. Just
linory Department New 31 0 19“ Stripe: all ‘1 w“ m , MD. 5, ,
. . _ . ”n.9,. may wril "my“. them for one day s Milling, extra
Shapes tor Suturdul. bile. . _
. _ more out fast. Sile‘lnl 1" $1
Shapes for Saturday, 69¢. '
m.-._.m
$1.00 Mannisb
Gloves, 75c pr.
NO. 10
Tomorrow we,will sell for
special No. 10, our regular ‘1
Mannish Gloves at 75¢ pr.
25c Silk Windsor
Ties 17c.
no.9
Our regular 250 Silk Crepe .
Windsor Ties in all colors. on
Bah- for special No. 9 at
1711'.
Mintzs
South Nerwaik and
Bridgeport
imperial Cafe
Now Open
9 RAILROAD AVENUE.
REGULAR DINNER 401:.
Business Men’s or
Quick Lunch at
Noon
25 CENTS. ‘
Co'upon N o. 9
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Present the above coupon at this office, with five
others of consecutive dates, and the cost ambunt of ex-
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ROYAL GROCERY , An ideal Shore Resort tor Family Parties {:3
Groeen nod Frultererl. : .:.
22 so. Main St. .r .-
in given for each 110 yards. Most in-
térmpdinto records for dmtnncos out
table 0! the splints also want by the .
' board. Mice Durant: ewnmJiO yards
in Bin, 17! and 880 yards in 12m 52:. ~
‘ Misti, Nonve' halt- mile Wrocord 1'00'
,. allotted by the international" Federa-
iron. in 1min its, no» Nonve'e
' record of 16m. anni- lie was,
thrown, though not
n.1ilne-Dumok
the
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Notice is hereby given that .
partnership known as Ferguson and
Badman beretotore existing between
nary businolm at No. 38 Van Zuni ;.
unmet Blunt Norwolk, in this day (the ..
, solved and tomninotod by'inntlunl ccn- y
ROTON POINT
The Prettiest Park on Connecticut’s Coast
No Charge for Admission.
Automobile Parking Space.
THE BEAUTIFUL CASINO IS A fiEAL RESTAURANT
With ample scoomodntlons tor banquets, or for simple luncheon.
~ Concern
the 3:
undersigned in the meat. and gro-
possible. ‘ a
ante and clean bathing beeches.
I service that. Roton Point has ever had.
‘ 0 con 'rrou DAY.
Norwalk Chronicler