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cup or cores. TEA
conga on MILK. 51: David W. Raymund I
SAN WICHES. 56
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ll. Joel, 0! Franklin street, started
today on an eight weeks' business trip evening at the meeting or the [Incas
One application was received last
through the west. '1‘ribo, No. 26. I. 0. R. 1M.
How many people know (or perhaps
care) that there will he 153
during tile year 1915.
Mrs, B. I. Fillow has returned to
Fridays her home In Norwalk, utter a visit
lwith her brother, Warden I). Frank
Mint, in Itidgefleld.
The ofiicers and teachers of the
South Norwalk Baptist Sunday school
The Hospital \'t hist Club will [11th
with Mrs. Reed ll. Fly.n11 in Living—i
ton street, Friday afternoon, at 3
o'clock. A board meeting has been will holda meeting this evening at the
called at 2:46 o'clock, l
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church.
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Be W happy-Ba ductilit-
- buy the genuine IEDDO COAL
from
RAYMOND. BROTHERS
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Delicious Creamery Butter, :1 ll). .................... _34
Process Butter, in prints ............................ .30
B. & O. Molasses, 2 cans ........................... .25
White Rose Jelly Powder, 2 pkgs. ................... .15
Quaker Oats, 3 pkgs .................... ' .......... 25¢
A ST L 24 COTTAGE STREET.
. UL eaa'r Nonwau.
Vaast Bros. Garage ‘
. vm CHEW
~aod tho-—
PANAMA— PACIFIC
INTERNATIONAL EXPOBITION
IN SAN FRANCISCO IN 1915
Rates and Terms
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE
‘J. bl. Layton 81 (20., Inc.
REAL ESTATE
5 Railroad Ave.
[N SU RANCE
South NDI’WIIIL
NEW
I; The Reed tit /
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phon. 005—60 So. Main St.
I So. Nomik. Muaic Hall. Block.
am mu: ”v" vane-430T!
Agents for
Chalmer and Cole Cars
Touring Cars, Limousines and Taxi Cabs
FOR HIRE
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Special Storage to Commuters. Stairway trom Garage to Station. I
Auto Supplier—Firestone, Goodrich, U. 8. Tires. ‘ -
All Reair Work Guaranteed. Lowest Prices. Open Day and Night. I
‘I'BL. 1360.
17 CHESTNUT STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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Station Agent M. W. Ralston.
week He will make seioral stonerroomn on West Washington street.
elong the route and will spend some Nelson Smith, rated 80 is scheduled
time at the Panama Exposition l to play Harry Tarlov, rated 125.
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The Unity Club. of Norwalk. will
ha“ I special mass meeting, Sunday,
at 8 p. 111.. tn-old Red Men's Hall, as
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-—-AT THE COUNTRY CLUB i
Special Thursday night dinner.
The New Haven County Republicans
apron-t on the Smith- Burnett bill
' . 1 o k
111 (purl: 1W?“ “:33 agegngoncmtmt; | original the illiteracy test The speak-
six ‘ 1a 0 s M a 0 I y ere will he announced tomorrou.
(ommissioner without being able to
choose a man to sum eed \Ir t‘ ‘loonnml
I
whose term 0! oflite expired today.
There will be elections of oilicera
an} important business will be consid-
ered this evening at the meeting 0!
the West Bind Improvement Associa-
tion. The meeting starts promptly at1
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8 o'clock in the Klondike Club's Hall. l
by Health Otil‘cer w.
six—year-old boy having recovered from
an nttack of diphtheria. This is the
Instant on record with the health de-
Dominant.
Chroma: Summers Cable. 11 youth
The new federal law regardingid seventeen 19"31 w“ picked “91
habit—forming drugs and narcotics ’m’ afternoon, by Sergeantiiunt
will he come effective Mamh ]. and, and Omcer Page The boy appeared
provides that all manufacturers, deal- Bligh"! demented. S. IDBGI‘SOII OI 99
eru.. importers and dispensers must North street Stamford. a grandfather
procure special Iic
record of sales for tho inspecuon of “(I “’0‘ the I”, ”Mk home.
olilclals from the office or the internal
revenue collector.
The handsome Riordan trophy is the
‘priu for which members of the local
iflre commie! will battle. The pi-
nochte tournament will open tomorrow
Banner Graham Bread is the best evening in the quarters of Hope Hose
in town. We make it every day, Try 1 Company, in upper Norwulk. Consid~
it once. You'll want some more. Si crahlo interest ts being shown, and
Monroe street. ' the contests promise to be lively. ,
Samuel Abraham is still circulating] ' ,
‘ the petition to have Iionton street] Rev. John It. Zelter, formerly of the
placed in passable condition, and has: South Norwalk M. E. Church. will
a large numiber of signatures atllxedipreach. and the South Manchester
to it. William Podmore. one of the Band will render music at the wel-
I original residents of the street. and come service to be tendered Ensign
. still a large property owner there,‘ and Mrs. E. .I. Perrett, in Hartford,
1.1'uillaubmit the petition to the coun-ithis evening. Three of Mr. Perrett‘s
cilmen at a future meeting. The M" brothers are members of the South
dents 0! that section of the city are: Manchester Band, which is connected
—BANNER HOMEMADE BAKERVJ
some permanent pavement should be Perm: holno town.
placed in the street, and the mud and;
stones now there removed.
One solution or the
[problem in Norwalk has been
Central labor Union.
, _ int the opinion that work on the pro-I
THE BANK OF SERVICE
{started immediately.-
I'I'hia matter will doubtlessly be seri-.
A Never Failing
Sdeguard
Prctcnt all misumlustnndlng
“with; the paying of bills
by using checks
Your Check
can always be traced, and It
almys bears the creditor's on-
m which is the.”
titanium.
Allied Assault.
lam-um-
oekallotherolaaa.
; tho recently appointed executive com-
There has been some talk among the
nah- 1! Norwalk relative to the
m do [and in this city tor the
I!“ d that; (allow countrymen in
finial-h ltl'lcken Italy. Oillcers of
Italian lactation In the downtown sec-
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tcuyfihdprobobly wtlibeurt-
“fluctuations meeting
icafihad‘hha'nmiuh-
m’ n M nation
0!, 'The pool tournament of llncas Tribe
Ridgefieid. leaves for California tlllti| will he continued this evening in their' '
don, Illa morning, stated no definite;
.aul-lnm-roordhuboenplannod'
mama-numb-
The quarantine 011 the Spugg hornet
in West Main street. was lifted today“l
- all good taxpayers. and hollow that with the Salvation Army, in Ensign1
unemployed j
' sug-.
gested by Thomas McCullum, ot thef
Mr. McCullum is:
posed park. on the East Side, could be!
thus attording._
link to I m number of local men l- QU \TiiKS 01.1 h‘S’I‘ TEN Y lARS
I” m by the members 01%“ of Disasters Thai. More Tnkcn‘
mitten or the general relief committee,
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‘ tumult
Buses and keep a of the boy, was notified, came here;
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Now Going On
‘ At The '
Norwalk Furniture House
11.10 “'11“ so, '1\-1. 11. slim-um
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LADIES COATS
$2.98
Thai Iomely sold iron Sill 10515
J 21me S OPPOSITE
Hovt’s Theatre
:: Gbiolto & Iiubau 2:
Things out at Season
3 specialty.
II South Main Street,
South Norwalk.
Tait liens
-ers on the List of l9l3 of the City 01'
Norwalk.
Lists of delinquents owing taxes 1111-
dor the Town of Norwalk system are
being prepared for the Board of Coun- 1
cilmen next month All taxes should‘
terest and expense charges.
ROBERT C. MITCHELIL
Collector.
Room 2, City Hall.
THI§1WEEK'S SPECIAL
Coat Sweaters
a‘t..
Sale Prices
We have made special prices on
a large portion of our Sweaters.
Boya' and Girlo’ Sweatera
Reduction—25c to 91.00 i
Men's and Ladiea' Sweaters
Reduction, $1.00 to $1.50
See East Window.
A. DicketmanQSon g
South ,Norwalk
Phone 446
We Give S. and H. Green i
:nre being tiled against property 01111
I Lamp. consumes less [“1"] quart oll‘
. burns 10 hours.
‘ 25 WEST WASHINGTON STREET,
1 Phone 10692.
Trading Stamps. 5
COAL
of heat.
A Most. Satisfactory Fuel.
WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Rowan St. Phone 44:
'ed.)
‘0' n haul III For. 3. .00 killed. 10. 000 tainted
it will Pay You to Investigate our courses
Merrill College
South Not-walk.
Stamford. Port Cheater.
ipun, 360 killed, 200 injured.
May 8, l914.——-Cntania, Sicily. 200.1
killed. 500 injured. 1
Oct 8. 1914. -—Northern Asia Minor,
2 500 killed. 5.000 injured
Jan 18,1915 ——'I‘owns in Depart-
ment: or Abroad and Campanile Italy,
totally or partly destroyed:15000
killed (reported). 20, 000 injutea (re-
;ported.)
Heavy Toll oi Death
April 18. 1900.—-Ban Francisco, Cal.
452 killed. 1.300 Injured.
Aug. 16. Wild—Valparaiso. Chill
1.500 killed. 3,000 injured (estimat-
ed.)
Jan. 14,1907mxingston. James.
1.100 killed, 2.000 injured (estimat-
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FX—(T’l’ORREY GENERAL
MWS G. E. Infill".
Dec. 28, l908.———8icily and (‘ulabrint FYI!"
"5.483 killed. 96.470 lninred.
.tprii ill to May 5. lull—Canto Iti-
co. I500 killed. 5,000 injured (es-
timated 9)
Aug.
William A. lilo: Appointed Health or-
tloar tor thha- (hunts.
uM'ornor Karena H. Holcomb an-
{nuanced the following entrainment:
Bounds; : for” Attorney Gnarl-
.l9'.i ‘ .~ Thane and Auto Min.
Julie ”Jolt—Timon.
no killed. 8‘" injured.
August. [alt—4mm- and Hope la-
ianmi. 't‘onxu tinny, submerged: to.
built afloat tot Windham «only. to
lot-t. . tie- at m non-rot acorn It
Now. to. "town-11111111111111. Peru um I... m m m for I
“0 killed. 1..“ m tho hum mull” I. "II:
Dun.tau.«-a-1muuo.sow Minimum-mm;
ashram-.1111.“ mums-anionmuem.
I” M. M a“ H Ito M
Jan”. tartan-lion,” auto-ammo» am at
March Ill, lativ-Iiondo island, .70: .
iicieut garage healer,
operated brass.
on the market.
lie-ore trouble with: pm.” We and Gluins
yaarcar 111 odiouhcr.§Roaen'sFurnit11reSt01-ez
iineoithcsehnc‘d‘ 5
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leathrldlla'rnalu.
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- I Oysters,
Your Garage
-, lleal it with GAS
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There IS a very at i
loaneompare
Alto-tsunami-
WM
Red Oak :
burns clean and gives plenty ‘
iSm‘elt, Flats, \Vhitc Porch,
lTrout.
intent of Ranges
lbake and heat, that we will sail
now! from $14.50 upward. Come and
MAW“? Ina-ulna
A War on Prices During our
RED TAG SALE ‘
We've slashed the prices right and left and right now we
are offering the biggest reduction in the history oi our bus-
iness. All oiour best SUITS and OVERCOATS, including
Hurt, Schaifner 81 Marx. are going on this Sale.
$10 and $12 Suits and iltcrmats .......... . . . . $7.85
$15 Suits and Overcoats ........ I ........... 3 10,85
$I8‘ Suits and (Normals .................... $12.85
$20 Suits and Overcoats ............. ’ ....... $14.85
$25 Suits and (I‘x't‘l‘t‘tlitlk' .................... $18.85
$31) Suits and Overcoats .................... $22,85
$3.50 Buys” Suits and ()vcrroats ................ $2.45
$5.00 linys' Suits and Ovcrmats ....... ._ ........ $3.85
$41.50 lloys' Suits and t’)\'crroats . . . .' ............ $4,85
$8 SQ lluys' Suits anti (.lvcrmats ................ $6.85
$10.00 imp Suits and ”Minnie ............... $7_85
Men‘s $10Rai11 ('oat‘s .......... . . ..' ........... $6.85
l1'11r11isl1ing tiomls Retina-(l Accordingly
Rogers 81 Stevens
Norwalk, So. Norwalk
Flanne ette'
Gowns
In \\‘I|lil' 11ml stripes with mtliah
..7.'$t'-$I
11nd i“|"l|l"t'k\. .
SI'ICFI \I1 \‘ului- iii striped nouns
Gives a better light than 111111 other .
........ -»‘I‘.
Munch-1111 skirts. rum ~iu-
Skirts
Flaunt-loin- skirts.
Knit Skirt-x“...............”,
J .1. MALLETTE
PRICE $2.00 UP.
ALBERT F. GEHEBE
. .2505 IN‘.
SOUTH NORWALK. I "I‘-
Prompt Delivery ,
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Birthday Cards and
Booklets. Also a line
line oi Birthday Gills.
RIGGERMAN
ROS... til North Main St.
Roe and lllnc,1
. luck , Shed,
jSpanisli llnckcrcl. Halibut. Cod.
Scat
F S LYON
Good Job Printing
[Beat Paper, Beat WOrIt, Best Prices
‘ 38 NORTH MAIN STREET
3 NORWALK " PHONE 907,
BUY
We have juSt received a Ship-I L Hazelton
guaranteed to
‘I
look them over before elaeI (Joal
whore. For honest. dealing and;
at
prices fair, none with Mr. Rosco.
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1 TheluletshfielthonCo!
:\ll lircslruNot Frozen. ' I
l’iunan llmltlics Smoked Hali— g
Rocknwuy and Glccnport
Sen and long Island
Escallops. Long and Round
Clams Salt and tanned lLsh.
. GUTBILL’S
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main Street
Free Delivery. Plume 103.
TIL} .0. I VAT“ or.
IIIUIL‘I’ WWII?!“ 3
South. cm A. uuotuo.
I” “fl$i ”I‘Wm'alotomo the
m “I! demr‘mr»
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