HUYLER'S FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES
LANE’S PURE ICE BREAK
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
5? WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
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Butler Lodge, No. 97, J. 0.0. F., willi
”hold a meeting tonight. i
Mrs. John McDonald has moved
from'South Main street to W. s.
Wade's house in West street.
Iliave comlomtble feet. Wear the
Trot-Moe. Conneally and Bracken are
the agents.
The semi-annual meeting of the
Hat Makers’ Association will be held
this evening in C. L, D. Hall, Wash-
ington street. Semi-annual reports
will be read. i
It was remarked today that Joseph
Smith, lease Fol'bell and Charles
Pahlitsch, all early raisers of vege-
tables for the local markets, had died
during the past year. ‘ (
Thursday is bargain dfliat A Dicks
crimes and Son 806 adv. ~for tomor-
rows specials.
Jacob Llnxweiler, John Neugebauer
and Albert Kunse seniors. went with
Undertaker I) W. Raymond to Middle
Village Crematory, to witness the cre-
mation of Charles Paheotzscb. Cre~
motion took place at 12 o’clwk, yes-
terday,
At'the regular weekly business meet-
idg oi Uncns Tribe. No. 26,1. 0. R. M.,'
. last evening, it was voted that the
members hold a clam bake in'the near
future, their sweethearts and wives to
> be the guests. A committee of live
was appointed to complete arrange-'
ments. ,
See window display of Ladles' house
dresses at Frank Jacoby.
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The announcement was made by the
officials of the New York, New Helen!
and Hartford railroad today that be-
ginning with the new book of rules the
tire alarm whistle for locomotives will
be changed to live short blasts, repeat-i
ed, from one long and three short
blasts repeated.
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The‘Rev. Alfred H. Boutwell, the
' ' new pastor of the Danbury Baptist.
Church, will be tendered a public re~'
caption this evening in the parlors or
his church. Besides the congregation
of the church, the citizens of Danbury
‘7 have also been invited The purpose
Is to introduce the new pastor Rev.
Q15"! Boutwell is well known locally and
' is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Gharlea F.
Bautwell of Crescent Terrace.
;Thursday evening. the. people in
. .SOuth‘ Norwalk, will have an oppor-
' gtunity to see and hearth“ popular
picture story “‘The Wayward Boy ”
which has been drawing large audieno
;es throughout Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs.
<George Lewis Oiney have traveled
at the states; with this “talk," it
sing an evangelistic work, and they
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‘havovglven- it, in more than three .
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UNDERTAKER
NEW RED I!” BUILDiNG
fl VIAfliiNGON OT.
.Tel., office. 1“”; house, 898
Special sale of white goods at the
. Boston Store. Both goods and prices .
are attractive. See ad. '
Miss Lizzie Scudder, of West street
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frederick
Squlers, of Railway, New Jersey.
The Great Gold Robbery at the Rex
today
The N. E. Ryan (10., is exhibiting
linens of line grades. New is the§
time to choose gilt linens for the June I
bride. 'See adv.
Friends will regret to learn or the
death of a daughter of Frank A. Wolf, ‘
formerly oi South Norwalk, at Phila-
delphia, May 29, 1914.
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. For a good dinner tomorrow go lei
the Mansion House. See menu in adv.
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Mrs, Giles A. Gregory, of 1161 Park'
avenue, Bridgeport. will entertain the
Daughters of Royal Arcanum at a.
whlst party at her home this after.
noon.
The Epworth League of the Firstg
Methodist Eplampai Church will hold
its first business meeting since the'
new election of onlcers this eveninfl
at 8 o'clock. i
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Miss Pauline Schmidt and Theodore:
Proslnsky, of Brooklyn. N. Y., are via-
istors at the home of their aunt, Mrs.
John Herring o! Woodward avenue!
for a few days.
Now is the time to purchase your
bathing suit D. M. Read 00. are oi-
fering the very latest in style. See .id. '
Miss Pauline Green of Norwalk, who ‘
has been spending a few days with;
Miss Isabel Gregory of Park avenue.
Bridgeport, returned to her home to-
day.
Mr and Mrs. William Greeley, of 30 9
Lincoln avenue have returned home!
.i’rom New Haven, where they were;
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spending Saturday. and Sunday with
Mrs. Greeley’s mother.
Two Sundayechool excursions are
expected in at Roton Point the latter
part of this week. One on Friday and
the other on Saturday. in the first
it is expected therewin be about 1.500
and oaths second near 1,000 people.
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Is the value 01- each dollar do:
moaned in our . l
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shill-enninsror one year.
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Hart Schafiner
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everysott.
you.
Connecticut River Shad
CLOTHES
‘ Spring Styles in Men’s
. Clothes loin, the §‘=
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No mattes' whitt yOur size 1
or taste, you’ll find some- i
thing here that will please i
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$18 to .340
Other Good Makes as low as $10
Rogers 8: Stevens
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lines of the natural figure. Ath— '
Ictic young men are glad‘ot it;
but other. needn't worry. <
Hart Sdniiner and Mata de-
signasknowhowtoadaptagsro
memboany fights
Itinallinthedraping; they’ve
done it misioally for figures of
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Soft Shell Crabs, Lobster};
All Kinds of Fresh Fish.
Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
(€100le
V 7 Downtown.
West End Washington St. Bridge.
TELEPHONE 103.
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Account at the
F airfield County
Savings
WALL eraser.
DEPOlSlTB on on arson: JUNE;
Bank
NORWALK.
6 DRAW INTEREST“ FROM
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JUNE 1.
; Booth Nor-visits“ Stamford.
Port Chester.
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Plcwrc Framing.
Spaldlru's Sporting
G o o o ., Inseam
' Watch", Watsrmsn'a
Fountain Pens, May
Manton's PattOrnn.
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THE PERMITC
'i Three permits dere issued by the
Building inspector today.
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} Thomas P. licinerney was given a
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I . permit to build an addition on his
elder mill in Winnipauk to cost about1|
L l 3125
’ ‘i A permit was given to The Heating
& Plumbins Co. to install the plumb-
log (or the new Home tor the Aged
L i on Westport avenue. \‘
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They were also granted a permit
i to install the plumbing in the house;
30! Fred Lauder on Scribner avenue i
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25 Merrill
i Graduates
placed in position the past 8
weeks.
Have You Noticed?
it placed in 4 week'.
to placed in 6 weeks.
25 Placed In 8 weeks.
BUSINESS MEN PREFER
MERRILL GRADUATES
because of their attitude to-
wards their work and their
ability to render efficient ser-
vice.
School in Session the Entire
Year.
Merrill
Business Colleges
Catholic Religious Al'-
tchOs, Office Supplies
and News
_ AND WHAT NOT
ANIU Store,
Tobacco
5 MAIN at, NORWALK.
roe room. 3
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LherM Wh'
Dealer Ill Overland Cars; Brockway
Trucks from V? ton to Zion; -:- Universal
Trucks from 1% ton to 5 ton: °:- Chase
Trucks from '4 ton to 3 ton.
Fresh Mined COAL.
All cos-l, no slate and thoroughly screened. Place your order for
next winter's supply.
HARRIS 81 GANS COMPANY
Water Street, scum Norwalk.
Tel. 12:.
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' SuitsCleaned and PressedWeekly.
at Contract Prices PHONE son PARTICULARS
We will keep your suits in first every week for your suite snd« - ’
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SUIT
win he sure to suit you it
i make it. Get my prices he
tore having tailoring, repair-
ing or pressing done.
Work guaranteed and pri-
cos the lowest.
M. DOIin
Ladies' Tailor
85 N. MAIN ST.
and individuals
No. 2 South MainStrect
The CityNational Bank
{PAYING BY cusps
An obligation paid bylcheck avoids disputes—4110 check is re-
turned alter payment and becomes a receipt.’ .
Paying in check is business-like and convenient—lit puts safety
and System into your daily transactions.
This strong Bank welcomeschecklng accounts with business time
Capital Surplus and Stockholders Liability. $300,000.00
Get your Floral Designs .
here and save monéy
All Kinds of Cut Flowers, Roses. Sweet :Pess Carnations Snap :j
. ‘ Dragon, all at very“ lowest Mon. ‘ '
South Norwalk Fruit &FlowerCo.
Telephone 364
i: J.I.Mallette
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Children' s
Rompers
Beach Rompers or line nar-
row stripe seemicker in blue,
pink tan and white trimmed
with a line Whig scalloped edge
The waist and pants are made
separate and then put together
75c each
Gingham, Percale and Seer-
, sucker Rompers in stripes,
.. checks and dots, «trimmed with
‘j- bands or contrasting material
. and a few with a fine scalloped
.. edge ‘ 50c “ch
1‘ Oliver Twist Suits of line
. quality linen, in navy and brown
'j some with rolling collars and
.. other‘shwith the Dutch neck 98c
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-« '88 Washington St.
I 1101. 449. So. Nomlk.
_ For lip-toasts Service call
. ease H.- omens
Funeral Director and
Embalmer. ,
Office and Residence
. Telephone 904.
84 80.31“"! St, 80. liar-walk.
_ H [fit our driver stop regularly
class condition for a stated they will be returned the nest ‘
amount per month. day.
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z CRESCENT LAUNDRY. ..
PHONE 5-4. 4
The Casino Restaurant
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I ROtOIl POiIlt Park 2 ‘4
L is an ideal spot for those who appreciate the best of food properly 1: S
I cooked and spfeudidly served.
Special Shore Dinner $1 50
Chicken Waffle Dinner $1. 50
Telephoue 500 for table reservation.
Popular prices prevail in the big lunch room.
NEVILLE BAYLEY
Electric EVERYTHING
Electflfili
Wiring for Supplies.
quht and Power. ELECTRICAL. Motor Repairs. .
You want your house or store wired
You need an electric motor
You want an electrician in a hurry ' '
We will‘nut overChargo You and will guarantee the work.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
“Watered .
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. ~
~ PHONE 842:4. SOUTH NORWALK'
54 WATER rS'l‘.
Norwalk Chronicler