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51 Washington snot a wanton-roe s7. .
south W rd. as... mu: hoses. sue .
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it you need a 'lawn mower, M. P.
Dunne can furnish any 0! the latest
and solo-date ones.
at Donnelly's for 450. See today's ad-
vertisemelt.‘
Linen raglans and dust coats for
motor and traveling wear are adver-
tised by the Read Company.
The Board of Charities held an in-
formal meeting in the Town Assem-
bly Hall. last evening. No business at
special importance was transected.
The next gathering of the Friday
Night Auction Club will be held at the
Lorne or Mr. and rs. Lawrence Trip-
ler. High street, on Friday or this
week.
Shorehaven Inn .will open for the
season on Saturday, May 23. Shore
dinners, as usual, will be a specialty.
‘ McKinley Camp, No. 9. Spanish War
Veterans of Norwalk; Bishop Camp.
of WBridgeport and the Norwalk G. A.
R. will turn out on Sunday with a
drum corps to go to various cemeter
tea [or the purpose oi decorating the
graves of deceased members. A full
attendance is desired.
Straw hats are ripe and a full crop
will be round at Rogers and Stevens.
A rehearsal of the guards and
team of Eureka Rebekah Lodge will
glbe held Friday night.
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The. street department under As- GUARDSM‘ENE TO TAKE TVPHOID
sistant Lewis are doing a good piece
TREATMENT AT GOVERN-
of work,llr..'l‘,a.\'lor avenue. The work
was mun): needed as the street is "sure EXPENsE_
constantly used. being the nearest
tributary from the Postroad to the Medical arm of the Connecticut
railroad stations. With- a‘ topdress- National [Guard have orders from
ing of oil the'street should remain in Washmm‘ requesting them to for.
fine condition throughout the year. 5w“ to me 'u dome”; rmuigi.
‘ --. tlons for a attractant supply of typhoid
ln yesterday's paper the number 01 prophylactic to treat all omms and
survivors of the Seventeenth Connectl< enlisted men 0‘ the state troops who
cut Volunteers was referred to as be- are under 45 ”"3 old. This prophy-
ing about sixty-three. The Sentin l‘s lactic is to be “99““ the state with
information was mistaken upon th s ' out cost, the war department securing
point, a member of the regiment said it by the use of unalloted funds
today, as the number of survivors is' "it the my” militia is called
about 230. The number that attended' into active ”"1“. all officers and
the last encampment was about sixty men under ‘5 years 0‘ 886. who have
‘ ~ “”90' not already had a well-defined case at
typhoid (ever, will he required to take
the pruphylsetic," them orders 883’.
And then the orders add that since
administartlou requires a certain
,emount of time, immedists steps must
be taken (or the administration of the
prophylactic.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ollerenshaw an-
ndur co the marriage or their daughter
Anna to Frank R. Graham of Madison.
Win. and Les Angelou. Cal. The wed
ding took place last evening at the-
home of Rev. W. H..Wakehhm, of the
South NorwnlkMethodist church. Ar. , 4
ter 11 short honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Record cards will be made ‘1” the
. case 0! every persoi to whom the pro-
f::::;nfi:::;l: at home on PM“ phonetic is administered. Cards will
ilso he prepared for all who have re-
ceived the. treatment since May 1.
1912. But those who hook‘the treat.
ment- prior to that date must take it
again.
Some or the New Haven officers
have already taken the treatment, re-
ceiving it when they went into‘Tex-
as in the school the government ar-
., The absence of Commissioner John
C. Brinsrnade from the meeting or
the civil service commission in Hart-i
lord, yesterday, prevented any action
being taken by that body regarding
either the results of its recent exam-
’ inntions, orthe dililculty raised by the
opinions ct Attorney General John H.
1.1m holding that state institutions
should not be included in the civil ser-
vice rules. The. two commissioners
\ . who attended‘held an informal dis-
ecussion‘, and adjourned toe-Wednesday
typhoid entirely onto! the army and
“City Blend (Jokes 20o pound Ibld ,
elsewhere 25;; and title lb. Blimp-add
teas, 24 0 its, all flavors. Direct no- --
porting Go. 1112 Wuhinston St. oppo- "
site’city Nwonnliflenh“ . * ;. .
any ante» and sumo- Creator. .
Janet o! the fines is now on sale ,
ranged there two years ago. Typhoid it
prophylactlcis said to have knOcked .1
only priced—-
fashionable——
$1.
”admit—~32-
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SPLITS. sum WW3. JAPS, SOFT
STRAWS. PW .
Every good style, Every good dupe. every braid that's
$1.50. 32 and up to $5
A NEW ONE IN UNDERWEAR—We
and drawer combined—outside shirt. under drawer in
combinh-tlon called the Argyle.
in years. Reversible soft coils. attached soft collar ~ I TOW
which can be turned in and neckbsnd used for regular and “MS
collar. Perfect fitting scat. buttons up the leg, cost more,
style great for comfort or athletic use. where appear-
arm: is dented with the greatest comfort.
Connecticut River Shad
Soft and Hard Crabs.
All Kinds of Fresh Fish.
Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
West End Washington St. Bridge.
~ IAN AND WI.
* His Lordship (stranded in remote
some in lrelsndi—«Cnn I—uw——sat
. any accommodation in this
: hole?
' "Yes, sorr, up at the Widdy 0'-
Brian's.
dation tor man an' haste, sorr.
a son 2”——london Opinion.
DAVEY?
30¢ Blend
. ’A Code. that «losses at a moderate
I can Try it. 20 S. and H. Stamps with
‘ each pound.
ANDREW DAVEY
N WAGHINGTON ST.
‘ PHONE 410.
mums—w..-
. . _ 1 Picture framing,
*1 Spsldlru's Sporting
o o o o g. inan
Watches, Watonmsn's.
Fountain Pens, my
MsMOn's Patterns.
Cathollcfisliglous M’-
tiolos. Office supplies
4; AND WHAT nor
a,shirt
Mast novel production .
5 MAIN at, Monwaut.
dismal "
an. provides good ”019111130
‘ i give yo man a hand wid the bags. ' .’
Women’s CD.
$1.75 to ..
Stunning Pumps modeled especially for... L
and internal wear—morning. noon and night. ".
. PATENT, TAN, GUN METAL.
THE LARGE'T VARIETY IN TOWN.
All the new lasts and leathers are here.
too shoes and Oxfords.
g Triple Toe Hosiery
ln lace and but-
For men, women and children. In black, white. tan and
the most popular colors.
Conneally and Bracken
1. WASHINGTON 8T.
Come in
: s§.l,s
iSNew Lingerie ';
Waists
Variety of styles in new Lin,
gerie Weists in all the newest
styles in Crepes, Volles. Rice .
Cloth, Marquisettes and Lawns.
Inhalers.
new drop shoulder and rfllglatl ;
effects; few with the new Glad» -
'. South Norwalk.
Free Delivery Uptown Ind Downtown.
83 Wslhlnmn 3‘.
T". 449.
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Wv Jun -
These waists are made with the ‘- .,
set in sleeves, others have the ~
stone collar; some with trifling j;
and others with dainty collars, .
embroidered and lace trimmed. -.
........... g... 980 to lIl-llB f.
J .I.Mallette it
so. Nonnlk. II
' Do 'It .. Now!
START AN ACCOUNT.
» . A Ohsln of Deposits made up or
I1 81 a week links imprisons linen-
! clal worry.
A Fairfield County
Savings Bank
NORWALK.
Protruding
Teeth '
A terrible deformity caused
in most cases by thumb such-
ing children. Mothers should
break this habit as soon as it
appears.
DrJ. H. Mallory
He will tell you what to do.
‘1
The early regulation of crooked
teeth is very necessary“! prop-
- er results are obtained.
, bills by check.
The City National Bank
Moderate Accounts
individual depositors and small business houses lorrn one of the -
most important elements or strmgth in this Bank.
No customer need feel his Moount too small to merit and weeks ‘
.r our personal interest and attention.
In thewordisl relations existng between this Bank and its deposi-
tors, both large and email, may be found one of the reasons for its
consistent growth and popularity.
We furnish tree of coarse hinted check books with the name on~
to all our customers whether large or small accounts.
Start a checking account wth us and get he habitat paying your
10 so. min at. so. Namath.
nouns: o A. is. T0 0 P. u.
. suuoavssv ammruenr .
h THAT
SUIT
Will. be sure to suit you it
l make it. Get my prices: be-
fore having tailoring. repair- .
ing or pressing done. ‘
Work guarsnteed and pri-
ceothe lowest.
M Dolm
Ladies' Tailor
35 N. MAIN QT.
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‘7 Speckled ‘l'u'ut st puncn’vlm Em- some or the employees of the, ‘,
i‘tuoesunas which assist in some mum tor the unload: ills working-
We to Giving You a Cood Discount
on Tiles and Tubes. it will pay you to set our prices before you . ..
purchase. Our goods are all sold on a guarantee.
We also give you Adjustments that will surprise you. ~ ‘7 . Vi.
F. E. Lockwood 8. Co.
39 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Luther M. Wright
Dealer in Overland Cars; ~:- Brockway .
Trucks from ‘4 ton to 2 ton; ‘IvUniVersnl'
Trucks from 1% ton to 5 ton: Chase...
Truckslroni '4 ton'to 3 ton.
For Next Winters Requirement
at Lowest Prices » p
HARRIS '& GANS COMPANY
Water Street. South Norwsllr. 121.7721.
'No Charge for Admission.
' Automobile Parking Space.
THE ,BEAUTIFUL" CASINO Is A uni. assrausasr
- With ample communes for banquets. or fox-simple lunchsons
‘ Reservations for the private ball room should he made as scones ‘
possible. ' -
Bate hut! stun bathing MOI- ”
The heat trolley service that flows Point has ever had:
OISEN FOR THE. SEASON ON ‘DECONATION DAV:
' FISH worms res 11.11..
uni—gun-
: ploy-s of New Haven m led kind. ,
.Il‘lie New Haven railroad has at least in its sphere the trail! 1
no unique employee among its many useful and distinctly important
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