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Underwear
l-‘or Gents. Ladies and Children.
Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed and Shap»
ed at ...... 10c, 12 1-2:; and 25c
l‘nion Suits 25c. 35c and 50c
Genls’ llalr‘uiggan L'nderwear
25c and 50C
E. K Banks
Mahacksmo Hotel Block, So. Norwalk.
New Kodak
Catalog
NOW READY
WM. P. BEERS
Book and Stationery Store.
South Norwalk. Nor-walk
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
somewhat cooler tonight; Friday,
ClOUd\; moderate northwest winds.
Seiere local thunderstorms have oc-
curred during the last twenty -four
hours in the southern portion of the
Lake region and along the coast from
Virginia to Massachusetts. ‘Showers ,
Were also reported front Coloradoeast-J
ward to lllinois and-from Texas north-
ward to South Dakota. ‘There has
been a decided fall in temperature ill
the Lake region and the northern por-
tion of New England. A trough of
low pressure extends from Colorado;
northward to Canada.
VlEA'FHER A—YEAR AGO TODAY “"w‘W'
' - found in Albert G‘éhebe's adi. PHONE 43.-
Temperature: Lov. 48; high, 55. —-——.——— Opllcinn
Cloudy.
Attorney Louis 5. Beers was a visit-
or in Torrington yesterday.
-—.0uting shoes. all kinds. Conneally
it Bracken. ., .
The large adv. of A. Dicksrman dc -
Son is brilui‘ul of suggestions torMe-
mciial Day comiorts.
Gladys Teed, of New York
will spend Decoration Day with her
aunt, Mrs. E. M. Hatch, of Reed street.
.—~_..
Harold Bennett, one of the drivers
of the United States mail wagons 01‘
this city, is spending the day in Wil-
ton. "
Frank Cello a- well lmowa Italian?
resident of this city is very ill at
ethe home or his sister 13 Woodward
prices or each article.
M...—
William J. Foster and son Leonard,
‘ * of Reed street, are in Danbury today.
attending the funeral of Mrs. Eliza-
‘Lheth Barrett \ir. Foster's sister.
3 Joseph Lanice. a sophomore in the walk Dost Olflce ”“8 morning W was and breakfast the following morning: 11 onday luncheon :1 allot Jefferson. l S I {:1 THE SILVER. LAKE icsco. .
Columbia Medical College i.-.' visiting shown aotu‘t the mice and was intro- Richmond or Miirph'y, tunic and; le léidhmon‘d 4‘ 11 d in: $2: I 22.3.... .._. -M ‘___ ugges . ons Phone 519 . J C
an res t - . . .
his brother, 8. Lanice the stationer.
\He will remain in town for a week.
A half a dozen pupils of the- Nor
f 7 walk High school are taking private
' lessons at tPolley's prlvdte ddilcing
school; Others are anticipating to take
lessons in a few days.
\l
‘ Not content with the good time they
city. :
Flags
FOR DECORATION DAY.
From 50 up
Large Assortment of Flags.
Don't forget We give l’ony Votes here.
D‘ONNELLY'S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
1. SOUTH MAIN STREET.
l Decoration Day suggestions will be
: if you want a. flag for Memorial Day
:the adv. oi Tristraln 6‘; Hyatt will in«
tumor you.
J. Golaski, who was arrested. May
10, (or exceeding the speed limit. was
no ' l “r i .
;;f‘i~3§fi‘”3‘932‘3 a a» =
. Miss Dorothy, daughter oi Mr. and
Mrs. Aiolhaon Hull. or ‘45 Eooi'a‘vef-
one, is ill with the measles.
Margaret yesterday. He has hId it
thoroughly overhauled and painted.
Frank B. Field is moving his house-
hold etlects to No.19 ‘Hill‘side place, ‘
where his family will reside in the fu-
ture.
Rev. A. S. 'Kavanaugil. former pas-
tor of the First \i. E. C,llurch and
daughter Olivia. will said. June 12, for
. question Paul l’reusser & Son are alik-
; ing in their adv today. They also have
a full line of Rayo lamps and Perfec- _
tion heaters.
The new postma.s’.ter Andrew Leary,
‘ made his first visit to the South Nor-
duced to some of the employee, who
he had not previously met. The oiiice
jwlll be turned to Mr, Leary, Sunday
after-anon, thisaofllclal term comma-neg
ing on June 1st. “‘1 f
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'LYachung ‘and' Tamils Shoes ooh» '
neally & Bracken
l
. The improvements which have been
in progress all winter at the Compo
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THE SOUTH RORWALK svsnlno
Summer Necessities
STANDARD PERFECTION
COOK STOVES
No.1 burner-
No. 2 burner
No. 3 burner
Porch Chairs , 750 up
POrch liammdcks $3 98 up”
Porch Screens . . 75c up
Refrigerators . ,. S4 98 up
Screen Doors 79c up
Window Screens .l9c up
The Largest and Most Compieiegdne iii The Norw.alks
Quality the Highest, Pricuf‘ille West.
A. J. Collins-8‘06.
‘\‘\‘\‘ “.“‘ .. -\m\‘ vx
a, . -;-a~/-,-,- U - U...‘, a;
$4.25
$5.75
:7. 98
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Decoration Day
SPECIALS
The Big ‘Holiday is staring you
in the face. Mr., Mrs. and Miss
Snappy Dresser. Have gumption ‘
and make ready for it while we
are offering you these Big Bar-
CaSh orCredit
sian Tunic
ranging from
Fertilizers
'1 9 Potato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes.‘Sup‘e.r-phosphate
of Lime. Land Plaster. Muriate of Potash. Nitrate of
Soda.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Summer Dresses
In plain and flowered novel-
ties. including the Long Rus-
Effect.
980 to $15.00 ‘
Prices
CVCT saw.
These are
$l.98.
\
$3 Silk Waists $1.98
These waists are made of
very handsome silks. all colors.
genuine
waits, but we will sell them
as an advertisement for only
l Men’s and Young
Men’s Suits $12.98
The greatet assortment of
$15, $16.50 and $18 suits you
week, $12.98.
Special for this
$3.00
Men’s and Young
Men’s Suits $17.95
Garments worth up to $25,
showing many of the season’s
extreme styles and models.
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WALL sTnEET
O B. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
153 WASHINGTON ST.
OPP. HQYT S THEATRE.
This Store Open Friday Till 10 p. m.
Closed All Day Saturday
'2
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Herman Danke launched his boat .
We Rent Rut" n’ioliiies
The roads tor miles around are rapidly getting in prime condition
and there is no greater pleasure than a spin through the country, when
when the first signs or spring aredhowing.
Our rates are very masonable,. and our chaudeurs are skilled and
Rreiul men. Orders by telephone will receive prompt pttdntion. .
fins 0 A R H. all N K s
Distributor for Fair-field County, River Street, Nor-walk, Conn.
W
1‘ Hi.
OUx :TYLE’
The Best Look-
1‘ ing Eyeglasses
you ever saw were undoubted-
1y MADE BY US. for that is
the kind We make. And to in.
sure as far as possible that
Four Days’ Trip $18
888 Miles of Travel»—.———All Water
New York to Old Point 0 fort Va. incl lug monk and stateroom
berth on steamer. luncheonc'ig?’ Hotel‘diam diamllffli riin thent-d vi‘u nan. Rive r
Night Line steamer to Richmond. Va inclliding supper. staisrrlom berth.‘ .
steamer to Norfolk Vb... inc dill: hopper. statéroom be
the following morning: noogday luncheon at Norfolk on ship; lean Norfolk
same evening (except Sunday) 7 p. m.. for New York, including meals and
. stateroom berth. arriving .New York tollowlpg alter-noon about: 4 p. in.
York,
. -3“
5:»
Steamers sail every peek day 'atd
foot of N Nicole street: »
SQQIIJ ior'iliustratnrl pampl «$3 Nparfienfl
OLD DOMINION LINE
w. L. WOODROW, Truffle Manner J. .l. BROWN, Gen. Pan Agent
p 55. train Pldr is}; N. atrium“
9?:
cost to you. '
l THAMER
l OCULISTS AND OFTICIANO
; 87 Atlantic Square. Stamford, Ct.
' Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1397
l Virs. Annie \i. Hayes is very ill at
the home or her son’Cliitord of South
\iain‘ street.
.ithat \irs. Hayes will not survive- the
'lday . .
l
Mrs. diary Auturo,»oi’ Wacd street,
was arrested, this morning, tor chok-
ling the young son of Mrs. Luigi Den- -,
gold until fpthe blood ran, yesterday
ihavo the new (Mus
i
it is thought probable \
See the \allies we are offering on
Straw Hats .Shoes and Clothing. Vie
Suit. Watch our w dow.
Louis Avrick
The. Union Clothing and Shoe Store.
Deco-ration
Day"
CEMETERY
” VAs____E§-_
10 CENTS
hirt and Union1
H. J TRIPP
' .‘ Architect and
Mechanical
Draftsman f
'Plans drawn for allkinds of private
buildings, residences. etc. Plans, snoot- 1
Also I
tlcatlons and estimates given
all kinds of mechanical drawing done.
Tracing and bleu printing done. new
onable. ._
48 FRANCE STREET,
Tel. 846-12.
requests. .,
We do not seek trade by cuttiilg
prices. We get and KEEP customer!
by furnishing unequaled service at 8
fair price. '
It is true ecorfo’my to deal with its.
Especial attention to family train.-
22 Hoyt st, Uptown.
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The News}.
Pawnsh‘dh
Money loaned on articles of val
Bargalns in unredeemed pledges.
Norwa‘lkl Conn.
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2““
, alenue. an extended European trip. _ . - POSTOFFICE BLOCK _ , _.__...-._._.__ p [a
. l t. . they shall fit we retain tile ex SOUTH NORWALK “Silver Lake 108 ,, in
The East .lndia Tea Company is or.‘ Why pay more for your gasoline lam" W31“; 0‘ 999‘33- ,- .
_ . hen you can buy the best standard A: V ti f E ' b a: 8" ate ysrcians— 0 ex- W h '
ferln a whole.week of s ecial rices. w . e ave extended our service 110' ‘t
Ever: houdek'eeper 'shoufd not: the gasoline for 16¢ per gallon That's the aca on or vet. y 0 Y1 Iamine the eyes “tho“ ”an ! South Norwalk in response to many I":
.3.“ hr 25c
High Glasa'vlsses tioc «en
Guaranteed Garden Hose, plain 10o ft.
.vvl .... ........l.. -'.‘~~. . N. y.
* ,attornoon
. .Amlx‘ '\‘I.'.n. . L. wn.‘ _.' .‘~ _ i
714m at. the dinner, at Dorlons. last Inn, Westport, moractically complet- - . -
”“9““! 3°!“ 0‘ the P05“! Employ“ ed and this excellent and up—td-dats ‘ ‘g "“f"
‘MMQW‘ Norwalk oiling 1““? 9°” inn is ready for its ustial large num~
“We.“ "19 “mm!“ by 993%” her or auto parties. Services la carte.
,
, Oincer Flynn spied a live wire, last
night. that hpd set tire to the limb or
40 WATER STREET.
A Big Line of Suit Cases. 61
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L ,_C13F°n°°E-C’°f°°t “9 FrankB old The proprietress, Mrs. Levy. makes a . in tree on Toffee strset. It was report- egg-n?“ Garden Hose, Wire 12° 1.: lMuincal Instruments and Hardworlt
rat iheir respective homes. From all specialty of steaks. chops and broibl ed to the Electric Light plant, who G I uni W int“ .
: aiccriunlts theépglrfceptlon was not pan on and sea food in season. Music 1. fixed it up: ‘ 21:2: zed ate'r rig s. a 253 up
tcuarycor .1 , > . —~ . ..... ........ . , J _ -
>6“ .-.- , , groomed for dancing each evening. l In the latest shades and the season's most fahionable l Benpfe Gunner 3nd R’alph oar-held 3 Ban croquet Sills .... .986 to $175 3mm“! 256 mm”. 856.
.. An vitfint has been Extended byI’ On account of the nearness of the. designs . . . . . l .. .. . d “.3.- up A. . j ._ m. i . . . . . 81.49 up two young bdys, here given a 3.005 Lawn Mowers .$2.89 up "Supper, 25o. , ,
I P” l - Gumbart; 0‘ the High closin of 9 term of the Superior:' / ' tal ing to by Judge Keogh. this morn- W°°d Lawu 3““ 39c -
“ A 31‘5th mill: l0 and 3 ill in; tor- taking papers from Fred. B. ice Cream Fre'eurs """ 7“ up Thudeay DillllBl'
Coleman, at The: depot Fog-chk‘lM Blinds. green and natural
_ .. , - .. at , .
rhé‘mse or the Hershileld Horse _.
CompanYI against William H. Smith. .
twas .oommoncdd iii timid ' ‘
anon Mm. l mama-t. ,
Split Pea Soup
Roast Beef
Lamb Pot. Pie
Frankfurts and Seurk‘rfi
Mashed Potatoes
Greta ~Peas
Bread Pudding
Horne-made- Bread and Pie
Mansiohnoh
98c up
.o-noqu-o
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