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Pure Home-
made Candy L:
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HUVLER" FAIOUI
OHDGOLA'I'I.
LANE’I PURE ICI DIM"
THE Ilfi'l’ 0F IAKIIV
PRODUCT.
for Men Young Men and Boys is hero—Right from the
standpoint of style. Right from the standpoint of value,
Right at the price you want to pay.
Davni W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S IUILDING.
2? WA8HINOTON IT.
Tel, oflieo. 106.»? Man. I”.
F. A. LANE
ti Washington GM
South MIMI!
You can safely put Win our. hands on all cloth,-
ing needs. with the feeling“ hon-you ore protected,
as our guarantee or “Satisfiaot'uoitor yourmoncir 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 mica-with Balmacaans galore,
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to
A Stetson for yours? $3 5‘o-~or will it be a Wulscn at
$2. 00 to $3. 00.
Cool and comfortable furniture at Fred Seller. of Buy-view avenue. is:
the Norwnlk ,p-ummlm dlouse. Some spending the week-end with his moth-3
suggestions will be found in the adv, :rériidadame ’SOder'HWCk' oi' Newl
Sherii‘l William Vollmor and Mrs
Vollmer. of Bridgeport, um sponding
the week-end in New York and New
Forest Jersey.
' —-1‘he intent sort huts.
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Fred Froloch and family, of
Canaan, have moved from
street to Nouwalk.
O‘lirien's.
Connecticut RiVer Shad
FRESH OUT OF THE WATER THIS MORNING.
New
M1. und Mrs. Levi ilurdick and lilissl
Miss (Movievo Marks, or West Nor- Ambler witnessed the play of ‘The‘.
”I." lsuvlslting with relatives on Whip.“ at the Pork Theatre, Bridge-1
,(lreeoy/ich avenue, Stamford. port. Inst night.
p..—
SHAD. BLUE, WEAK, COD, HALIBUT. FLAT FISH. BUTTER FISH.
iKlNG, FINNAN ‘HA-DDIES, sEA TROUT. NATIVE EELS.
l
. ‘MlHB Mabel ““0110“ 0‘ Norwmv nouns CLAMS. ovsrsns. LOB8TERS.
is spending this week with her uunt,f
33... °“ 3...... “'“3Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
one. New Canaan.
medal mines for Saturday and The ““93“” conducted by the l-‘ran- 3 West End Wulhington 8t. Bridge.
Bunduy “ the South Nor-walk Fruit clscan order will commence at SL3 TELEPHONE 108.
and li'lowox’ Company The adv will Mary’s il‘hurch Sunday. It is to con i
gill-e you huh“, information linue for two weeks. i
W“ "‘3‘“ Mi 11 iii-E11131, iii 1’
so 11er co 8 o ow to
dofirvgeiimu: “may ‘sxtmwy naun.l1us been discharged from the "
y ave a N
lull line or sporting" loods lower-soil
notched Catholic religious articles
and office supplies.
LONG AND
H you want to take a delightful
orb at a. mill cost you will he in-
terested in the adv. of the J. M‘ hay-
tmi (loamy.
30““! NOMNK.
Free Delivery Uptown 1313a Downlown
orualk Hoslptal. where she was con
lined with a broken arm.
Por Saturday 81 Sunday
EXTRA FINE CARNATIONS ............. ..... ...... 35c to 500
PEIISIE‘S, bunch, 100. Sunset Ports and all kinds of Cut Flowers at
tichlul Prices.
A Special Stock of Plants have just been received.
South Norwalk Fruit 81 Flower Co.
No. 2 South Main Street Telephone 364
and Mrs William Holt
Richmond Hill, spent. Sunday with
The Golden Cross Society has "‘0" Mr. and Mrs. Charles Franks, of
He will!
shortly add a new team of horses and
M r.
ed to their new quarters in Red Men‘ 11 N
onwulh “New Canaan Advertiser.
Hall, on West Wushluston street
Marauder the society will meet the Edward J. maeny, the bustling
first and third Mondays in the mouth h d In
I ' an, i w In I “he
s «l v young expressu 11 no
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Coles express business.
Wallace Vollmer, son of Sherill
William Volhner, and who is u stu-
‘19“" at “49' taking “9 “‘9 study of Mrs. J R. Jennings. of South Nor-
low has purchased a now using au- walk culled on Mrs. Charles Austin. in
tomobilo, which is painted a beautio New Canaan.'l‘hursduy «Mrs. Jennings
fol shade oi red. It was ordered is worthy matron of (7th Chapman
truck to ills outfit.
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General Frederick F‘uustoii,
non fume in the Spanish war. has
“lied away from Galveston with the
troops. of the United States Army,
‘who will take control of Vera Cruz
loli‘ the hands of the marines and ol-
flcers of the navy. Those troops were
shipped on transports from Gulves~
tun.
dunno! No. 22 Kilbnrn street.
; three stories down 11 shalt between the
Aetnu Life and Aetnn Fire insurance
buildings, a distance of thirty feet, and
is in the Hartford Hospital.
to say. there is no evidence of broken
bones and the mun was not rendered
i unconscious.
:thnt he is internally insured.
Owen liiuehun, or 521 Zion street,
3 mason's tender. loll two stories from
a ladder and u scalp wound and
wrouched buck were apparently his
3 only injuries.
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GENERAL FWEDBR iCK FU “TON
To COMMAND VERA onuz
who
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NOT HURT BY THREBSTORY
FALL.’
HARTFORD, Muy 2.»3~Jnmes Mn-
fell
Strange
It is feared. however,
MUSIC AT STAMFORD RAILWAY l
STATION
Local commuters and other curly-3
passengers at the station this morning}
3 were tempted to do a tongs when mu 3
‘uic sounded neurhy
‘ltonwn (1') way. a merry {0- Around
strument got wound up and non turn 3
_ ed on. The machine is the old Roton‘
j;- ' -Polnt one, and is being shipped to the
-~ 3 Muzzio place at Shippun.
in some uu
ln-, ‘
The rumble of the approaching train
came too soon for 'the passengers.
:drowuing out the most entertaining
'3 Z inhaler-Stamford Advocate.
Friday, the 13th day or the month 3
No. 52, O. 3B. ‘3 of which Mrs. Austin
Ina hours the license 13. or course is is member
under those lucky numbers his
friends will expect toheur good re-
ports from this powerful nicer.
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Next Sunday will bathe tint anni-
3vorsury of the Rev Aaron 0. auburn
'ss rector of St. Jams- Episcopal
St. Nicholas for May contains the Church. Dsnhnry. out! It the mornins
story of u mocking bird’s life. which servloe Mr. (John: will review the
will interest all lovers oi birds. The your: work in the polish.
story in true in every detail. it took
place last summer.‘ The bird was a
most unusual one Ind belonged to Miss:
Patten Bond who has written this hit
of his blown. The pictures illus-l
truting the story are by Mr. North
Hr. Owens has nine kindly lent one GOOd ’0!) Printing
of his benutil’ul spring lundsoopo nlc' t w lull Prim
tunes for its illustration. 3 But PIP"- ... "K
88 NORTH MAIN ITAEI'I'
Gummy 1A. lililltury Bunch. L. 1).]; maximum
Do It Now!
sun“? AN account
A Chain of Deposits made up at
31 I weak links imprisons [luau-
ial worry.
’7 "airfield County ,
Savings Bank
NORWALK.
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chruns rnmmo. BPALD-
mo's SPOR‘HNG GOODS, m-
ornsou. WATCHES, wares.
man's FOUNTMN PENS, MAY
MANTON'S PATTERNS, CATHO-
LlC RELidious ARTICLES or
FICE SUPPLIES
AN§ WHAT NOT
* ICE’S
Tobacco and News Store
5 MAIN ST._ NORWALK.
W
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(lrlupin ' ‘
3 in 3.
Tan
()xi’m‘ti
half
I Only
Price
Bluoll
' Only
You'll hover sec or wear it smurlor shoe than ihis Prim-
3450. one; it has all the stump possible in a shoe; and the
'itegul quulity und finish. ”5‘33 ‘3‘
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. KEELER S Shoe St ore
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Colonial Pumps are Very
Popular
‘ Our line includes the latest lasts 111111 leathers with the
new heel, Every-Woman needs 11 will:
Emerson Shoes for Men
Are surovto suit the careful dresser. We have all the imrst
modem in all immoram
Connea‘lly and Bracken
18 WASHINQTON ST.
Suit News
50 Smart Spring Suits
lie-marked for Quick Clearance. $20
and ‘25 values.
$11.93 8. $16.98”
Furs lie-modeled and Stored.
M. MOLTASCH 8t 5033'
W20 Washington 8!. "Halo stoma-210 Atlantic St. Stamford.
Most extraordinary $15,
«r
0. Mohammnmfiurmmm
~Mtltthooflooofmol H. (in
nuns, with 1 full comfort: in attend-
moo. my matters for the welfaro‘ 3
of the company were token up. Ind it
Ill ”teeth .thI such mu mur-
Itl for honoring by Rotors 1 mavens;
It the next company drill. which will
he held and“ mm It 3 ofclo’ck.
in Ma's-Hull. Wuhlngton street
it in “onion hwy that each
3 m be PM is W that there
loo hither-delay 1113 3Miiie «in
The City Nathnal Bank
FRIENDLY INTEREST
The friendly mum; «our depositors sits tin, goodwill, or the
nubile are minus mm {at this hint. soil unusual stimulus in its
:l:':-:I'_~; Itlzutlfljitl
comm-such we «rainy volcanic hill”.
Willi
Surplus
sigmoid“ liability
3 3 Allah-all“. Wont-nan. O'Brien
$2 a Month
FOR
10‘ Months
WILL PAY Pen rm: .
WIRING
OF AN
ii For Next Winters Requirement
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(Dealer 1n Overland Cars; ,
Trucks from V2 ton to 2 ton; 'z. Universal ‘
Brookway
Trucks from 1% ton to 5 ton: Chase
Trucks from '4 ton to 3 ton;
if
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at LoWest Prices
HARRIS 81 CANS COMPANY
Water Street. South Norwaik. Tel. 721,
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DIVORCE PROCEEIMNGB IN 0W“... 2‘ 1903 Sign. alleges ilescrlion 1111
H3A1phI M White 11" Bethel AIkI for
«Civil national! Gourt “Must (looms E "
"white or Dishury, alleging infidelity
no mo insertion? Her maiden name
no “odor and she mnrrlod White on
septum i.
M calm in her colonial-It.
Jonathan is alleged to have occurred
on new 7. 1911*:
will hit the curtain
mn~
331
summon court-r “is m. 1901. 3
in“ "“"‘ ' "“‘
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MR8. ouowono APPEALS FOR
80M. '
‘ HARTFORD. May 2~When COIDOi—
ution Counsel 3,iohn W. {Jonson much
on his o‘flice today he found there the
mother of Jon Buonomo, the man who
is sentenced to die on the gallowa at
tho Sluts prison; June lid. The womii‘h ‘ '
had just arrived from her home in in
nly and was in a frenzy 0! despair ov
the approaching fate of her son. H
appeals to Mr. Coogun to do somethi
“to «win him were nitilul and hé
reading. this kissed his W11 repeat:
33 i” 3 Why and nut and ammo his lost 3
3 unlit: I do Mr. Coons was deeply moved.
(ii the innit! could otter nio hope' to the antleri
A (hing infidelity and
n
" at 11911121
_ , has
‘procoedinga in the
1898. She mentions
The
Hrs. White 11130
~ {tinge minor
pin ml mm on Juno $2. itch,
”d 11 «we. maiden name; was
Norwalk Chronicler