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HUYLER'S FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES
'LANE'S PURE lcE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
51 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
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The Hatch and Bailey Lumber com-3
pony has recently purchased a new
lumber delivery truck. 1
George W. Collin, embhlmer for Jo-
seph l£_ Cornell. of Dnnbury. spent
Saturday and Sunday at his home in
Norwalk.
Wilbur F. Smith, of Ely avenue/has
been appointed conservator for Harry
D. lioyt, also of Ely avenue. succeed-
ing the late Ebenezer S. llusted.
Mm iicien L. Holmes of South Nor~
walk has returned home after spend-
ing Sunday in Dunbury, as the guest
of Mrs. Lillian Hyatt and Mrs. Wil-
liam McGili, 40 Liberty street.
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The Falrfieid County Pomona
Graiiro will meet at Bedding Ridge on
Wednesday. the opening session begin-
ning at 10:30 in tile morning. Teams
will meet the train arriving in Bethe!
at 9:24. .
Frank N Ferris, who has been laid
up for some time at his home on West
street on account of an injured leg.
is improving nicely and is able to{
attend to his duties at the Ferris Cool 1
company.
.1. Fred (Tangle of Simshury has
tendered his resignation as grand
chancellor. of the grand lodge or;
Connecibut. Knights
and the resignation has been accept-
ed by the grand lodge. No choice
of successor has yet been made. 1
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County Game Warden Wilbur F
Smith, started for New Haven in his
new power host this morning at 5
o’clock, having received sealed orders
to report to the State Game and Fish
commissioners there on important bus-
iness.1}le expected to arrive in New
Haven before 9 o'clock.
The case of Metropolitan importing
company vs J Wilder Moloche, was
returnable to the Town Court yester-
day. Attorneys Linxweilor and HOBO-1
man, representing the defendant filed "
a. plea of abatement, which Will 1113'
tried out in the near future. Walsh
1 and Hubbell appeared for the plain-
. tilts. .
_ CWasliington street, and pl 1 .1
a bakery there’ about Jun
' Cedxmy was for a number
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George H. Gedney, a well known res.
: ideal of South Norwnik and a promi
‘ nont member of 11nt Tribe No. 26,:
}‘21mproved Order or Red Men. has taken
alone of the vacant store in ,
gazed in this business.
scheduled to be heard before the Sn-
preme Court tomorrow are: Elias J.
White vs. William E.‘ Barron, Attor-
41183" 30110911 R. Taylor. will appear for .
111111111; Tom Crawford vs. mm D.
WiElh ‘ Attorneys Maxwellsr and alloy
VINOL
The Mom Tonic
Belly Builder and 811'th Creator
F. H. BAXTER, DRUGGIST
1 Donnelly's.
Elm; ol‘ the Woman's Guild of Trinity}
‘Church will be held this evening
.7915 o’clock in the Guild Room.
of l’ythlas, E.
. Robert Wlswnll.
The cases of local interest which art. '
. ".3:le '11". Pentecost, glans A11
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David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER'
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
27 WASHINGON 8T.
.Tcl.. office, was; home, 693
Robert Burns, of Norwalk, spent the
week end with friends in Stamford.
(l. Kooroey’s launch irene K.. from.
Standard. took I party for a sail to
ltoton Point Sunday.
We Joseph W. Gorbnm, of West:
street, is doing nicely after the recent
optration at the Norwalk Hospital.
Mr. Alfred ll, Cutbiil, of Spring
street. is spending two months at her
former home in Moosegnw, Saskatvhe- 1‘
wan County. Canada.
Two hundred pony votes to bé given
with every roll at films we develop
this week. Now is your cllhuce at
‘T‘fi"
The members 0! Concord Division,
Sons of Temperance. met at their
We Home 9"
Hart Schaffner
81 Marx
CLOTHES
Spring Styles in Men’s
Clothes fobw the
lines of the natural figure. Ath-
letic young men are glad of it;
but other: needn’t worry.
Hart Schaflner and Marx de-
_signero know how to adapt a gar-
ment to any figuro
Itisallmthedraping;d1ey'n
done it misically for figures of
every)“.
No matter what your size
or taste. you’ll find some-
thing here that will phase
you.
$18 to $40
Other Good Makes as low as $10
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16 Merrill
Graduates
Have been placed in positions
the past six weeks. When our .
merchants want well trained of-
fice help they apply to the man-
agement oi
Merrill
Business Colleges
South Norwolk. Stamford.
Port Chester.
Soft Shell Crabs, Lobsters.
All Kinds of Fresh Fish.
Long .and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
West End Washington at. Bridge.
TELEPHONE 108.
South Norwalk.
Free Delivery Uptown and Downtown
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rooms last night. Regular business
asdlsposed or.
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Our Brothers’ Lodge No. 10, I. 0.0.
F., held its regular weekly meetingi
last night. Routine business was
transacted sndwhllgationot the thirdE'2
degree was made.
The regular monthly business meet-.
at
A
full attendance will be appreciated.
Five members of St. John's Lodge,
No; 6.1!”. and A. 31., went to New York;
last night. and visited Polar Star
Lodge F. and A. M.. to witness the
working 9! the Master Mason degree.
They were: Anson ‘1". Keeler Josephl
Curler, J. Ayler, William Ahrens and
Summer needs are the first in the:
housekeeper s minds these days. and
A J. Collins (10., has a large assort-
.ment of summer needs for the home,
porch and lawn. They can- iufnish you
a complete line in variety, design,
quality and price, which words you an
easy selection. See adv.
Tao Bethe! 1:! who are members
of the Danbnry inistorlsl association,
Rev A T. Steele, Rev. Harold E. Wil-
son and Rev. Hoary Macbeth. attended
the annual outing of the association
held at Dorlon’ 1-1 Point, South Norwslk,
today. The trip was made in the auto
mobile of i. 11‘. Terry with Mr. Terry
accompanying.
“Is the voineofonch dollar 11a-
posited in our
Sayings Department
and remains for one year. . Er
March in June
With the Multitude and Open an
ACcount at the
Fairiield County
Savings Bank
‘ jf. WALL s'rascr. nonwnx.
ospcmm ON on serous JUNE
5 DRAW 1111-511531- FROM
JUNE L
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The City National Bank
'i’AYlNG BY CHECK.
An obligation paid by check avoids disputes—the check is re-
turned after payment and becomes a. receipt.
Paying by check is businesslike and convenient—lit puts safety
and system into your daily transactions.
This streng Bank selcomeochecklng accounts with business lirms
and individuals 0
Capital, Surplus and Stockholders Liability, $300_,000.00_
Get your Floral Designs f
here and save money
All Kinds of Cut FIOworo, Rotor. Sweet Pea: CarnatIOnI
Dragon; all It very lawn! Prices.
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South N orwalk Fruit &EFlower Co.
» No. 21 South Main Street Telephone 364‘
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EEE Shore Dinners
imperial Cafe
Now Open
"T‘fi‘i‘imo’a‘d‘ii venue?"
R EG-U LAR DIN N ER 40c.
Business Men’s 01
Quick Lunch at
Noon
25 CENTS.
Five Cent Lunch
FROM 4 TO 6 EACH AFTERNOON.
HIGH-CLASS BEA FOOD.
NOTHING BUT PABST’B BEER ON
DRAUGHT.
CARL SCHAUB, PROPRIETOR.
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Picture F ramlng,
Spaldiru’s Sporting
G o o o o, moaned
Watches, Waurmln'o
Fountain Peril. May
Manton'o Patterns.
Catholic Religious Ar-
ticles. Ofiice Supplies
and News
AND WHAT NOT
MN"; Store,
Tobacco
5 MAIN ST, NORWALK.
THAT
SUIT
Will be sure to suit you ii
i make is. (let my prices be-
low having tailoring, repair-
in}; or pressing done.
Work guaranteed and mi
cos the lowest.
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Ladics' Tailor
85 N. ’MAIN ST.
Children’s
{Rompers
Beach Rompers of fine nar-
' row stripe seersnrker in blue
-- pink, tan and white trimmed
with a line while scalloped edge. ’
'i‘hc waist and pants are made -
‘ separate and then put together '
................. 75¢ each
Gingham, Percale and Secr-
_ sucker Rompers in stripes,
checks and dots, trimmed with
‘ bands of contrasting material
. and a few with a tine scalloped
clue ............... 50¢ each
, 1. Oliver Twist Suits of line
~- quality linonhin navy and brown,
1; some with rolling collars and
. others with the Dutch neck 98c
if J.I.Mallette
;: 88 Washington St.
. Tel. 449. 80. idol-walk.
For Upitoédgtev Service Call
FRED H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
Office and Ruldepco
1.: ' '__-Te=lopheno 904.
_ E84- So. MIin so. So Norwalk. _
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TELEPHONE CALI.- 720
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For Men’ For WOmen
White Shoes
For Girls
For Boys
Conneall'y and Bracken
18 WASHINGTON 8T.
Luther M. Wright
Dealer in Overland. Cars; '3 Brockway
Tracks from ‘4 ton to 2 ton; 1:1 Universal .
Trucks from 1% ton toSton: '5 Chase?
Tracks from '4 ton to 3 ton.
Fresh Mined COAL
All coal, no slate and thoroughly screwed. Place your order for
next winter's supply.
HARRIS & CANS COMPANY
Water Street, South Norwalk.
Tel. 721.
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Suits Cleaned and PressedWeekly
at Contract Prices ‘ PHONE FOR PARTICULARS
_, w, .Lot our driver slop regularly
We will hoop your «111111111 first every \VOFlt for your suits and
class condition for a stated they will be returned the next
amount per month. day 1
PHONE 5-4.
Roton Point Park
NEVILLE BAYLEY
Irrfr-uiutntninnn IZIlIZ-Z-J .
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The Casino Restaurant
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IS ,NOW OPEN
Reservations for Large or Small Parties may .
be‘made by TELEPHONE—
CALL 500
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Electric ‘ EVERYTHING Electrics}-
rlgzzgnnfd'l’owor. ELECTRICAL Motor-algal:
You want your $01130 or store wired
You need an electric motor
IF .. ...... A... 1...... TRY U35
We will not «orchard. Ion and will 'nu-snton the work.
Evan warm, ELECTRIC co.
CONTRACTORS-
80W
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