, is an. "A J yesterdays session owing to WNW; use :8.“ 1914 . of “1.8 First M. E. Church. Sunday Bishop'l Mills in making. the building V do not care to pay the license fee. , llllll spring convention of Wall. ’1‘. U». . tor Fairaeld County will he held in on the 8. 32m uptown or on the qu in-“OWI’t-I-hv Pure Home- made Candy airway! "ma Huvurro rauco- cHoeoua-u Laura was loo onus .. . rHs our or use” ' paonucro ~F. A. LANE ~~"......-':::- VlNVOlV. . Body Builder and Btrongth Creator. F; H. auras, osuoolu'r. David W. Raymond UNDERTAKER new no news out . ' arwaomun‘rou .93?“ C To. an... iron: house. no. .. .. -.. ......_. .. .. .-_,_._._-._..v_.._..~o—~.......~. Jams ireland, at Spring street, confined to his home, viith a sprained ankle. the result of a tall. George H. Hirst substituted for Ed- mund E. Grows in the quartet of the Louis; Quittman. of Stamford, spent First M. iii. Church, at both services. Sunday with- friends in South Nor- yesterday. walk. ‘ Strawberry blossoms have made their appearance in rural places. Mrs. J. R, Grifleth spent Sunday with friends in Rutherford, N. J. .— l'iohert Tessie. of the line Printing A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed‘ Press Company, New York city, wast wardJ. German, Friday. child are doing nicely. Mother and the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Henry E. Sharer. over Sunday. Mrs. Jessie 30“!an of Providence. Misses Selma and Christian Pierson R. 1.. formerly of South Norwalk, Her and Edward “0’30“; 0‘ N°W York. ited friends in town ”Stet“?- spent yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Axel Seinknecht, oi Lowe street. Contractor H, W. Mather has placed .._.___._._ in the “18me of Uhoas Tribe the The dedication committee or Uncas handsome new chairs (or the stations. Tribe WI“ hold a V~eession tomorrow The) are a work of the cabinet art “‘3’" “‘9 Tribe will-also MM 3 and are especially attractive "‘99le meeting ‘O‘WV VQVWW “ “15.4.; One of the men ‘efi Superintendent Thomas it, Raymond; school was unable to he present at ready for OCCWWCY‘ W “‘9 Mimus illness Manufacturing comm. ran -a hill and Assistant Superintendent Charles "“0 his ‘0“ Saturday “WWW; “11““- F V'I‘ristrmn was in charge at work. Dr W J. Tracey was called and he cauterised the injury. The in Norwaik, last week, fourteen nail penetrated the flesh for about . sales ot- property were recorded, with hair an inch. The man rested for the ' mortgages at $15,300. For the second remainder of Saturday but returned to tweak oi! May. last year. there were work today. ,5 ‘ twentyone sales oi property. but the i L mortgages amounted to $27,010. 9 A pick at days could not have brought a better one than which m Mrs Edwin K. Selieok, or West greeted the members of the Sixth'. street, Entertained at whistwhst Satur- day afternoon. live tables heing.occu- pied. The ill-st iirlzo Was won by Miss Mary E. Smith; second. Miss Ruth Clary; third. Miss Lina Couch. lie ireshments were served. Company today i’or their annual Spring shoot which is being held. All b‘at one annular left for the range in South Wilton on the 3 o'clock train. The crackle oi the rifles will continue until late in the alternoonmt which time all of the Seventy-two men will- have shot his string on each or the ranges. . H5...— 0 H. arothwell. of Bridgeport. Dress. ideal of the state Bonkoro' Moods- tion and Nathan 1). Prince, vioonprosh Dog Warden Thomas F Walsh re- ports that he receives daily many re quests from 4 large number of people who wish him to kill their dogs The warden states that the reason tor this in most cases is because the owners guests of Charles E. Hoyt, secretary On Wednesday or this took the an» and treasurer oi the South Norwallt Trust company “my «sons. and they considered arrangements for the coming heating of the mute «mm tion to he held on the Griswold. New London. on the 9th no Vltllh of June.. In. Prince was modeled l) his mum. The morning session will commence at to o'clo‘rilr. Those who, intend to so from Nowell: can leave ' train south, Norwslk. is‘ THE Home :1; Hart Schiller! & Marx Clothes o _ Vliou prohgbfy» We?“ ' mush idea about "the way communes or. datum; tho Irtiotle will! employed in producing «as module you like. Design in clothes in the Mullah“ thing fihleh makes the dimmer: between col-root and almost oorreot style. It Is the marker! upmaoy in Hart ischailner and em mm clothes. We have these. Suits at $18 to $30 .1» uses" our or THE warren This Momma. BHAD, BJLUE, wean, coo, Hausur, FLAT was; Burris FlSH. KING. rmmm HAODIES. BEA TROUT. NATIVE E'ELs. _ ROUND CLAIVIS, oversee, Loasreas. Cutbill’s Bridge FiSh Market 5 tenements we. LONG AND south Norwslk. Free Delivery Uptown and Dovmtown. ii .-_. -.._.____ Vdent oi the same orientation; wore 1R0g6r88 SteVénS .V ' * Connecticut River Shad s ii . V‘ V _‘ A Chain of Deposits made up at a , , Bairfield ? County Savings Bank NORWALK. ”MW‘ on city National Bank Moderate Accounts Indivil not ddpooitors and 1mm business houses form one or the . most imp rtent elements of strength in this Bank. ‘ Noon! taller need feel his amount too small to merit and receive . our poi-sq interest and attention. in the cordial relations oxist'ns between this flank and its deport» , large and email may as found one oi the reasons ior its growth and popularity. ' M of clam painted cheolt boom with the name on customers whether large or small accounts. to all oui , hillmgfl V. .oheeklns account With us and not he hand or paying your 5 y heck. -l :w. ,. ' ‘ . inn. (Jailed tor and delivered. 300 Blend A Wee that satisfies at a moderate . V cost. Try it. 20 S. and-.11 Stamps with . V each pound. " ANDREW ' DAVEY at Stllllry'o Charon Payer Baoko Rosar- lee, Crucifix“: We Mloko, Scapulars, Pic- lures etc. Also other Rfillilwuo Mini”. Statuary lied News 8% 7 New Lingerie Iii Variety 0! styles in new Lin- } eerie Wnluts in all the newest ,stylee in Crepes, Voiies, Rice .‘. Cloth, “mum and um -' so? in sleeves. others have the ~ ' new drop shoulder and4 raglan ' enacts; few with the new Glad~ , stone collar; some with irilling " embroidered and lace trimmed ,_ ........... no to 3189' J. LMallette id Walnut-n 8t. Til. «9. lo. Nomlk. a You often (eel tired when you have been to no unusual exertion. This is often due to over worked digestion caused by ooor teeth and imper chewing oi the deed See ‘- Dr. J. H. Mallory Hr can render you \aiuahle serviyee and your teeth will be rendered proper attention at a nominal fee. teeth. l! lo. Main 8L. 8o. Nomlki HOURS: 9 A. in. TO I P. M; SUNDAYS IY AP'OINTMENT 2...... u!— THAT .3 UIT Will hersure to suit you it I make It. Get my prices be- fore having tailoring, repair- ing or pressing done. Work guaranteed and 911- _ cos the lowest. M. De Ladies’ Tailor . 85 N. MAIN er. n J . v». flag—'3: When 1N DOUBT ' as to where to set your shit made. cleaned, repaired or pressed give us a ‘ These waists are made months I' '* wand others with dainty collars, '. ' ‘ Teeth and Fatigue 1 ' All great surgeons appreciate good ‘ ‘ Stunning Pumps modeled especially I and informal wean—morning. noon on All the new lasts and leathers are mu new. ton shoes and Oxfords. ".hd. Croup~-. For men, women and children. in it " the most popular colors. Conneally and B 18 WASHINGTON 31'. ..... on Then and Tubes. it will pay you to get o F. E. Lockwood 39 WALL STREET. . V .. Luther M. Dealer in Overland Can; Trucks from V2 ion to Zion; Trucks from 1% ton ms to f 1‘ mike from ‘4 ion to 3 ton xii - 5 .I’. slams & CANS Water Street, South Norwal-k. ,‘ Reservations for the private ball room possible. Safe and clean bathing hatches. 3’ ‘ The boat trolley service that Rollin OPEN VVVFON THE BEASQVNV EN DE
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