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The Norwaik Furniture House ad- The. Paris is advertising a clearing .
wines that you protect your home trom sale. The admrviii give yea the hints.
.“flleo. They have a full line of screens
and screen doors. - ":
tiacob Linneller is home frail his
. . southern trip and h greatly improved _
The Connecticut Probate Assembly in health.
will meet Wednesday, May 13, at 11
3a. m, at filOV Hartford Club. Dinner
,V,will "berserved at 1:30 p. m.~V
John file-ca. or the Hadrord Garage
client yesterday in Waterbury on busi-
lies: to: the mm.
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.. A meeting or the building commit-
“9‘“ 30““) Norwalk M359- ”0- 709 At the Mini: rm tomorrow 9. new
Benevolent slid Protective Order oil fin. “3‘3““ fig] he on sale. Alamo
no will be held tomorrow evening gun n“ of Wm may.
. Tantalum meeting of the Gradu-
ate Nilrs‘es' Association of Connecti- M
* 'cut_ will be held at 2 o'clock tomor-
row alterhoon at the stratiicld Hotel
in Bridgeport. ,.
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d‘he‘usoei Thursday evening prayer
service of the First M E. Church has
been merged with John Greenwood
Class and the union meeting?” .hoth
will he “held dbl”: evening to enable
tit aluréh to be used for the lecture
'-to be held wedueada’y and Thursday
__ venings ‘
The ladies” Aid Society of the First
. E Church will mect" tomdrrow at .
thrown 8mm. More millet,
' meeting. At 3 p in. than“!!! month- '
1y business meeting will be held. '
Miss Commella Bates. oi Ridseilold,
Await admitted to the. Heraldry Hospital
at io o'clockvdinndav night and under‘
wanton operation for appendicitis. $01.:
as can be expected.”
Wan—
Dr. walls H. Grove and tire wmlr ‘
S Crolutt. or New Haven. came to the , '
home or their mother Mrs. one C.
(ll-owe, 2 west sienna; yesterday at-
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.iun “line oi the great indispensa-
, tern will be found attile N. E.
" . -pany‘. Th9 “'- ”I“ 5‘" ternoon. axing to the serious condl .I
III the Man": ‘ tion at Mrs Crave.
' 3W noodle: meeting of Progress!
. W Fraternal Forum League. was '
did last evening in the hall in Wash-
mt. direct. Regular, bulllneas was
transacted. “The entertainment corn.
. ,' lnitltiii‘e is planning for one more big
" tilde (for the benefit of the members
, ‘bomre the hot weather. ,
Contractor Harry W Mother is male .
in: the odncers' chairs and pedestals "
for Under} Tribe. No.11. O. R. M. 4
This will complete the furnishings or ..
she wlzwanl and will be ready for
the dedication on May 3th. ‘
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Those who have“ gone to the i. 0. it, '
we Nonwlllll cm 1,92, w. o w.
anniversary M m
{Miss M“? Boomer chalebratod .,
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WMWW ‘*
as «membrane
A Stetson for yahoo? $3. so—or will it be a Wilson at
$2.00 to $3.00.
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'FRESH OUT OF THE WATER THIS MORNING. ,
CHAR). BLUE WEAK, COD, HALIIUT FLAT FISH. BUTTER FISH.
KING, FINNANV HAbDIES, SEA TROUT. NATIVE EELS.
ROUND CLAMS. OVYVGTERU. ,erBSTERS.
mu End Washington st. bridge.
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maulunpomuaelnguweu’?
EXTRA FINE OARNA‘TV'IONB
Funnies, bunch.
Special Prices.
A Special Stock of Plants have inst been receiyed.
South N orwalk F rultdz VFlowerCo
No. 2 South Main Street
both and all we; stations. one; dignified or
conservative models, in all file desirable fabrics, found
at each pace—«with Baillie-mane g‘aiorV'é ' I
For Saturday & Sunday
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100. sweet Pens and all hinds of Cut' Flowers at»
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890“! NOMIII.
350 to 500
. Telephone 364
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1 other: then, lithe wires are bare; the
‘sulation were used With the*’diiler-
E‘!"prcmpt'repairs alter-wires have been
"Shad
ll Market“
7' .writer borrows (rem your language in
' elsevihere
a, other corporations, concerns and
" said wires are properly scoured
‘ lion, and that eyery instance or said
. practice now in existence, be elimiln
BIIESTEII IEI'DBTB
location-u lm’rmm Ml
'b’illties or harmmllmli. um, it Is the
Il'unexpected that usually bribed dil‘
Inter, Thorium thMa‘ ordinary
PRICE 33
One at the w 1.. Douglas most popular oxiord ,ll .»
.ihat price. Others, 33. 50 and $4. 00. '
Keeler’ 3 Shoe Store
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primary voltage shoal:
Mirna wet weather, yet it is; better
than none. even then. add may be“
I‘much safer in. dry weather than bareI
wire. Pieces of wire and other thinza‘w
ouhtlei'aii or Mil! '
. or may (all dmong
mm. or one wire may, tell on an-
likelihood oi trouble is maniloid
greater than it only weather-proof ill-
Edwln C Burt s Shoes
“ For Women
dials been the standard of quality and style icl many y.ear
All the new ideal and leathers are in stock ‘
once between the two conditions may " ' ‘ ‘
Ibo the sacrifice of a lite; so why run V
{the risk? Therefore it is suggested
that the Stamford (no and Electric '
Company and all other corporations“ . "
.concerns and individuals, hereinbeiorc
described, replace all bare wires and
{wire with rigged, defective insulation.
:over streets, highways and other pain
he places within the State or Connecr
ticnt. with wire having a grade or In-
ablation not interior- to the National '
Code mallard for overhead line can 4.
struction
Grounded Crossed and Misplaced
soon or reported sparking or in any
other dangerous condition. therefore
it is suggested that no wire conveyml ,
in: or likely to convey electricity,
found grounded on a tree. Win or any '
other object. resting against or cross- :-
in: another wire loosened from its I.
support. unduly sagging, named? or ,
that has fallen to the ground or upon ~
an; other obiect it should not rest I
upon be allowed by the Stamford (ins
and Electric Company or any other -
corporation, concern or individual ‘1
owning, maintainingpr operating the 2
same, to remain in such condition in;
over or'upon any street. highway or
other public place within the State or
Connecticut, any longer after discov—
cry than is necessary to safeguard,
repair or’remolv'e‘aame. Also that all
dead wires be :l-emoved irom poles.-
except such adore only out of use
temporarily. ,
' _ Poise Ediendin imp Wines. _
,ln concurrence w til your alcelient
recommendations in Docket No 1108. ’
{relative to pole: extending up into
when not belonging on‘eaid poles. the
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on Tiles and Tubes. It will pay. you to get our prices beforehyol
purchase. Our goods are all sold on a guarantee.
We also give you Adjustments that will surprise you.
F E Lockwood & Co.-
s.39 WALLSTREET. noawllLiC ‘ I
Luther M.
Dealer in Overland Cars; .
Trucks from '4 ton to 2 ton; :- Unive "
Trucks from 1% ton to 5 ton:
Trucks from '/ ton to 3 ton. «
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making the suggestion that the Con-
hecticllt (lolnpanyW in Stamtord and
in Connecticut, hand all
in—
dividuals or public plate within the ,
State at Connecticut be requiréd to
discontinue ”the practice or allowing .
an unused portion of a pole to extend T
up through existing wires." unless
to »
such poie‘.in accordance with the.
best standards of pole lino Construc-
I'l‘r'n'n‘l's's'n'o‘ 'w'n'n'n‘e‘l‘e’a a
ated within a reasonable time and that .
the tact of such culmination be report~V
‘ ed to you} honorable Commission.
‘ , all municinalities, in behali oi, the ,
_ their service of common necessity ran
~ _ , dared. are very, close 40 the inhaler
' V politics. it is suggested that the city
Ordinances.
As a spirit at "florets Firat"
on? '
operation should be proinoted between
public. and the private public a nine
interests. which latter by reason of
til-chants went well trained of
line help they apply to the mall
Norwalk Chronicler