eroded by a short organ recital. which
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CANDY BMKET.
CANDY CARES
FRESH BAKED GOOD.
CUP OF COFFE. TEA
000A OR MILK. 50
ANDWICHES. 50
WW.Raymoud
UNDERTAKER
“a" H mm new m um ouruuuo
5‘ “9m 8 111mm» or. ‘
Street- ‘ rd. also. roses; home. 098.
he Ded- laoe Works' baseball
team will hofl n meeting next Sunday
morning '
1110 new Whlet Club will meet
at the lulu at Hrs. Henry C. Sherer.
o- Wd Vflhutnn street, tomorrow
its... as 3 o‘clock.
The inn] tally of the Christian
Endeavor Bullies or the Norwaik
group will he held tomorrow evening.
in the 8m Hawaii Congregational
Church.
Arthur Fitch, or Norwaik, was a vie-
ltor in Bethel yesterday.
lites Agnes Lynch, of Center are-
nue, has been quite ill at her home.
-—Chowder Luncheon and Food
Sale, South Norwalk Congregational
Church, Friday noon.
Ire. Ade Altenhrandt and sister,
lira. muse m, of South Norwalk, are
moving today from West street to New
Yuk city. when they will make their
future has.
A number of parties will motor to
Ihhbury, this evening, to take in the
heketball game.
Tonight In the quarters of the 0111
Well Hook and Ladder Company, in
!the Centru ill'h'e Station,o on Franklin
street, the fifth sitting of the firemen’ s
“—‘“ "" tours-d. will be held.
Peter J. Kilboy, of Plymouth sve-
lme, who has been sick for the past m m t:turo of the mid-week
rev days. is able to be out. ,mntcn sen-vice, to be held this even-
——'—"‘ ins, ll 8 o'clock, In Grace Church, will
Waller J.Sl1eel1an spent last even- be an Wu; address. by the Rev
lag in Greenwich, where he renderedlhmgn p, M rector of Brooklyn,
violin solos, at the Greenwich Inn
The High school second basketball
' tam will play the Staples' High the
third and deciding game in the W
,ort gymnasium tonight.
The second team of the Sixth Com-
my will play the Big Five, in West-
port, Friday evening
"Fits emnmtsslon or Thomas 1‘.
Welsh. oi Chestnut street, Second dis-
83" trict. as dog warden tor the City of
Norwalt. expires on the first of next
-—~Notice. Junk orders intended ior‘ month. Warden Walsh deserves the!
wnuam amen, should be telephoned M’Nmm'v mu“ 0’ his sDWI-
Io Samuel Jade, successor. Call 499 d“ '0“ during hin incumbency. and
31 Fort street. he will doubtloesly 39‘ it
Cotiiilerfeit hall-dollars; said‘to ml W of midweek was the last
utmost perfect imitations, are in cir— W 301' the tiling of income tax re-
cuiation in the State and Waterbury is turns With Internal Revenue (3011960?
being much bothered with them. Tho AM _ Pohlmn. or this city. Col-
colns are dated 1911. doctor Pullman 88“. this morning. 90
. in II he know. every resident in Nor
The Sixth Company basketball team Wllk ohm to file returns, had dom
will journey to Danbury, tonight to so. The Inc for telling to make the
lineup against the crack team of the report byline first of "“3 month is ‘20
letting city Dunbury has been great. for oorporatlmls and $10 for private in-
I! Strengthened of late and has been «firm
“Wing to minority houses The lo-
uls will lineup as follows: Beckmsn
and Dugou. forwards; Smith, center
Hurray and Valentine, guards,
A large elem. last evening. in the
South w Baptist Church be-
lgul the study o! the life of Christ.
- {Diagrams and maps were used with
Rey. Frederick A. Coleman. of Trln. 900d eifeet. The introductory period
It)! Church, South Norwalk, was the at this Mullins study was thorough-
Qeciai Lenten preacher atSt. Thomas" 1! covered. The last part of the pos-
Church, last evening_ Rey. Mr. Cole- tor's sermon covered the turning point
Inn's address was appropriate a[micrcltnrclt membership. Tonight there
yes heard with much interest by the will be 3 special talk and special mu-
:congregation. The service was pre- sic at the mid-week service in the
church.
1.51.1.1
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ADDREa 0N PORTO RICO.
Dr. c. J. Ryder, of Stamford, general
secretary or the Congregational work
. lammg the (madman. yesterday after
a." 'Horacc I; Shepard president of the: “00“: under “'9 ““9109?! Of the W0‘
Mel Board of Trade. has received in HM“ Association 01 “‘9 50‘1”] N0?“
Jotter from Charles H Dilworth, sec- walk WWI Church, gave 3
‘ {Ins given by Miss Anna L. Smith, or-‘
flnist of the Congregational Church—g
Bethel correspondent of Danburyl
' factory of the Norwalk Chamber or his“: Interesting address on “Porto
Commerce, inviting himself and mom-3 Rial.” Dr. Ryder has 1‘181 returned
tors of the Board of Trade to be pres—i from that conntry, where he had gone
"I at at an Exposition of the manufam: in the interests of educational work
‘Norwalk Armory.
.7 Immunization will attend.
1filled articles of Norwalk. which is to “0 W 8 mph!!! picture 0f “1%
be held the week of March 15, in the interesting 1510 in Porto Rica The at-
111 all probability, tendancc was large and those attend
number or the members of the Bethel. ms were well repaid, as 'Dr. Ryder is
i [an «madly able speaker, present-
‘ing in fine style the many features of
Wm life, a number of colored
slides also wet-é shown.
trees or THE GAVEL.
The regular aunt-monthly business
iylmeetinx 018011111 Norwalk Council, No.
‘1253, K. etc. will be held in the quar-
ters. on Mt]! lain street, tonight.
The weekly business session of Ol-
' lvs Brand new. No. 19, K. of 19., will
" he acts must in Knights of Pythias
THE BANK OF SERVICE
Money
I carried on the'person or secret--
ed in the house is not safe.
Money ,
loaned without prgper seesaw '_
orrlskedln speculationisnot 'mmmflu'eeh
w, 1 W” Th mitt weekly meeting of the
' M 5: Incl this of House. South Norwalk
Money 18 SIIC help, will he held this evening in the
it deposited in any one, or all 0!
Home. a South Iain street.
the departments at this bank, [cubic o‘l Bur of Columbia. No.
Saunas Department ml Four 5 :5; (lo-pli- or the Forest, 11111.
N Cent. interest on deposits, ..
iii to“ fill Mr regular semi-
in Judging
ruddy u- nicotine
any: always under that -
the CAPITAL and W3.
ere what give goons-Ry to the
l
. use: mums BUSY.
WW no. March 4.—-
MW G. 0. Oliver of the
m E” Company. announc-
e.” the! all plants or the
m In tho Washington and
m will We on 111“
Be comfortable-Be happy-Be cheerful-
buy the genuine JEDDO COAL
1.111 151.1,. 1: from
RAYMOND BROTHERS
ii. Lynne“ Steam IlyeingR & Cleaning Co.
Formerly known as —Bridcoport Steam RDyToing A Cleaning Co.
Silk Drones, Gloves. Blankets and Lou Curt-loo Cleaned.
. Telephone 4786. Ho'LYN". 3199.2» State 3h. Bridgeport
Salt Cod ‘no boue’ 13c
Salt Mackerel 9c each
All kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Canned Fish.
Roe and Buck Shad.
Cuibili’s Bridge Market
' 71 North Main Street
Free Delivery. Phone in.
It You Want to See a
. REAL SHOW
lump on a Train and
_, Come to
1101.15 THEATRE
Bridgeport.
ALWAYS the BET.
M The Eisam Studio
4 SOUTH MAIN QTREET.
To Tired Worn-out Mothers. Pictures copied or enlarged. Com-
Jackson. Miss—“l shall reel repaid :mercial work of all kinds. Views, Por-
i'or writing this letter, ii '1 can helplmus' anything Photographic. at popu-
lar prices.
any tired, worn-out mother or house-
keeper to ilnd health and strength as
MR8. MELTON'B LETTER.
——_——
The question is often asked
”What is style. 3”
IT IS THE FASHION OF
TODAY.
For example—sec the best
dressed men in this town,
they Show what our clothing
can do for style.
This week we bring forth
everything for men’s and
boys’ wear in the new spring
style.
For men, suits $10 to $30.
Spring overcoats $10 to $30.
Mackinaws in the new
models.
Raincoats.
Rogers 81 Stevens
NORWALK SO. NORWALK
New Spring
WAISTS
IN LINGERIE. CREPE-DE-
CHENE and WASHABLE SILKS,
981: TO 32.98.
S. G. H. STA-MP3 GIVEN HERE.
M. Moiiasch & Son
120 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
l have.
“I have a. family of live, sew, cook
and do my housework, and l became]
very much rundown in health. A
friend asked me to try Vinol. I did
so, and now it am well and stronx,
and my old time energy has been re-
N. Mellon, Jackson Miss.—~--‘P‘rank II. we are prepared to
Baxter, nruggist. South Norwalk, and Show me “ewe“ and
leading drug stores everywhere. I ‘es‘ lash' i
a was ll
lWll MEN lillllfll El
. . , lte...
'Smsheslntosuggy—rau rm -
er and Richard Smith Dead Hanan
. SHOES.
latter a delicatessen deuleruwerc both
instantly killed shortly after 11 o‘~
(luck, when the wagon In which they
were riding was struck by a. south-
bound Springfield tmlloy. Both bodies
were badly mutilated.
Mr. Fleischer and Mr. Lemrick
were driving over the Ellington I‘Oilil
llave Trees To Trim
U --LET US DO IT—
Beaupain & Saunders
ARBORCUIII‘URIS'FS.
‘i’hotu 251513 or 1278.5
SOUTH NORWALK CONN.
A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL
It makes no difference whether
your order calls for :1 dollar‘s worth
or a hundred dollars in Funeral de-
signs, Wedding bouquets, Cut 1110\n-
are, or plants. I can save you money.
We can quote prices that will defy
our competitors in Funeral designs.
Come and make your own selection
from our Album 0! Designs There is
no limit to our ability in making Fu-
neral designs or producing any sm-
‘ount of cut flowers.
South Norwalk Florist
2 So. Main St. 810» Norwalk.
Phone 8“.
stored. Vinol has no superior as a
tonic for worn-out, rundown, tired
mothers or housekeepers."~—Mrs. .l.
N. Melton. Jackson, Miss.
ROCKVII.LE, Murch t—l'uui
Fleischer and Paul l.emrick, the tor—
nmr a retired business man and the
when their horse took fright at the
approach of the car which was trn\'- .
cling at a rapid rate of speed. F
Fitnh‘ to Stop Car. urn] “re
The animal turned across the
tracks directly in front of the car
and. despite llll". cil‘orts of the motor-
mnn to stop. the Wagon was struck R
and the. 111011 1.111911. epnadiring
Mr. Fleischer who was between 45
and 50 mm: of age, formerly con-
ducted u cute in Ilinko'e hall for a
number ofyenr ago Two years agohe
sold out and made a. trip to Gor-
msny, where he remained until last
July. Since returning to Rockvliic he
has not been engaged in any business.
.\ wife and one son surive him.
Mr. Lemrick has been in business
in Rorkville for a number of years.
He was well and favorably known
throughout the city and considered
one of its solid business men.
Upholstering
saiisiaction Guaran-
teed. Pricesileasonable
Phone 429, or send a card for ms to
cell and give estimate.
A. .l. Angevined SonCo.
134-130 \VASHING’IDN STREEH‘.
Clean
Coal
Is what you all look.
We are especially well equipped to
satisfy just such a demand. ‘
We have the only coal pocket in
South Norwalk and we unload our
w»
HIGHER RANK FOB. NAVAL 01“.
FIUERS.
WASHINGTON. March in-Wlth
commanding officers of the American
battleship fleets now to be ranked as
admirais and vice-admiring. the Am-
erican New no longer will labor und-
er the handicap of having to take ord-
ers from commanding officers other
than its own whenever joint Opera-
tions are held with mules of other
nations.
In a. statement on the Naval Bill
just passed by Congress and which he
regards as the most generous ever eu-
acted, Secretary Daniels says that the
creation of the ran-ks of admirale and
vice-admiruls will give the American
Navy the position to which it is en-
titled. Heretoi‘ore. the Navy has not
had such a position during joint op-
erations. because other countries.
some of ‘tem with much smaller nav-
1cs, have agloss "higher rank to the
commanding officers.
The new ranks are to be conferred
upon officers only so long as they can
comment! ‘a'd‘ltlitt, and not Mascot.
1! _ ‘3 coal from the bums directly M0
”7"“? itaudloadouroarbdirootlytrom‘
House Oct (to flock of ms)— It, properly moaned and ‘sbsolutoly
"No use sticking today dry,_ outlining bent exposed to
birdies—loam aint going to be any the "the.
crumb? .
‘_'Oue Sparrow -- To? gone
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
Boot Paper. Best Work, Best Price.
as NORTH MAIN STREET
8: NORWALK PHONE 907
- Michael Lubrano -:
_ CONTRACTOR.
Estimates cheerfully furnished
doll Wood bit, So. Norwalk.
PHONE 1589.
r
HERE'S A GET AC-
QUAINTED PROPOSI-
TION.
We invite you to come in and In-
spect our_line or new fresh-from-
tho—mliss paper select your pat—
tern let us hang it for you and
then tell you what the cost is.
You’ll receive the most pleasant
surprise of your Alto and We'll
gain a. permanent customer.
EAST NORWALK.
Tel. 462.
10 FIRST 81".,
‘ unmet wau‘r Ans
Have You Ever Visi ed
I'lIeLiiiie Shop
You will always find attract-
-ive oracles reasonably
priced.
‘K. AND A. CLAVEN,
56 NORTH MAIN ST.
Season for
See
PAGE SEVEN
Miniz’s
Special
RE DUCT lONS
DEPARTMENTS
For Wednesday
Tub-Fabrics
Our
New Spring Ginghams
A. DICKERMAN 8. SON
South Norwelk
'Phone 446
See Our Spring line oi
Stylish
Shoes.
For Men, Women and Children.
All oi the latest Models Including the
Very Popular Colored Cloth Tops.
CONNEALLY
& BRACKEN.
South N orwalk.
Red Oak
COAL l
burns clean and gives plenty ;
of heat.
A Most Satisfactory 'Fucl.
WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Rowan St. Phone 4;: ’
l
l
‘ BLY
.,__-- ._. “9.:
Come in here
AND SEE WHAT IS IN MAR-
KET. WE HAVE MANY
VEGETABLES CONSIDERA-
IN ADVANCE OF
THEIR SEASON.
': Ghiotio & 111.11.
FREE DELIVERY
.
_ should give their tenth every possible
The Cork-am Co.
For Up-to-tloto Service Call
Fred H. Glnung,
Funeral Director and Embolmor
Office and Residence
Telephone 906.
84 Go. Main so. So. Norwoilr.
l
The Business Woman’s
Great Assets.
T-HE READY SMILE,
THE PLEASING PRESENCE,
HEALTHFUL ENERGY.
intimately related to these attributes
which make for success are good
teeth and good teeth keeping. Every
woman. whether in business or not,
Consultation and examination
Dr. J. ll. Mallory
16 80. MAIN 811. 80. NORWALK.
HOURS—9 a. m. to 9 [if m.
Sundays by appointment.
INSURANCE
Fire, Lilo, Accident, Plate. Glass,
Workmcn’s (knupcnsuflon. Inabil-
lty, Marine and Automobile.
Surety-Bonds.
Notaries Public.
Steamship Tickets.
J. M. Layton 81 (0., Inc.
REAL ESTATE AND RENTS.
IS Railrosul Ave. SO. Nor-walk
care.
tree.
._____. ___..___ _._... ._.._. ..._
OUR SPECIALTIES:
Em EYEGIIASS. I military
‘eycclass mounting that does not
pinch or slip.
KRYP’I'OK BIFOOAIJ, an invisible
double vision lens that does not
"look old.” _
'I'OBIO DENSES, deep curved len-
ses that look better and‘give a
larger field of vision.
Examination by experienced OCT?-
mars, without. dingo, and satis-
ledlon summed.
THAMER
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the dsnnltion or the
cause or the disease and the art or
adjusting the same. Disease in cans-
cd by a wrench. twist or sprain in
the back Even I! done in childlwod
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dilierent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve eye
tents in your body. Female troubles
Elven special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine You will neVer ro-
pet giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you. ,
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. “C.
94 Washington st, do. Norwelk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer
The Right
Junk healer
There are two little men going 3- 1
round peddling pastels but they have«
n‘t anything to do with
Wm. Eiiron
F1 l‘r‘ltON is paying it! a pound [or
Ii. ‘68 and BEST PRICES tor ruh<
bcr, metals. and feather beds.
Write postal to 3 Rowan street
Phone 441.
m
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George‘W. Collin Jr. dCo.
‘ unusamctas
95 Main St. Norwalk.
Phone 347-4. . House 511-12
L‘ady Attendant-Picture Framing;
w
Fm FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK. 5
Mt boot leaVos Pier 21 East
River, New York (foot of Gather-ho
so), every day erwpt. Bandung“ 8
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tobp.m.endat80uthiiorwolknp
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