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.ngIteI-noon was entertained at the
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‘ 'l'rldsy evenins mates services in 8t.
1 Joseph's and St. Mary's Church islet:
either owes
mesa announces
our or contrasts
cocoons mu. 5.
anemones. as
Leno’s fishery
.hnuw Raymund
UNDERTAKER
NW BID ”CW. WIT-DIN.
“fl WAMIMTON 8T.
large crowds marked the regular
evening.
.._”...—
. The members of the ischode Club'
”held their regular meeting last eve-
‘ ning letters of general importance
More transacted.
The Hospital Whist Club yesterday
Tole allies. in“; house. on.
hath Nomlit. Conn.
FORMER SOCIALiOT PASTOR,
w. FRANK Hunomg
Will LECTUFE here on
SUNDAY, MARCH 7, AT a P. I.
Topic:
DEFYING KING BY ORDER."
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Harris, of
visitors in New York city.
The regular monthly meeting oi’ the
City Council is scheduled for Tuesday
evening of next week.
a,
home of Mrs. Henry C. Sharer, on
. ' .West Washington street.
Harold Tolles. formerly of this city. 9
‘ and .ior the past four years in thei
v’TJnlted States Navy, is visiting friends
““wnnm Eitron, Should he telephoned:
to Samuel Jails, successor. Csll £99.,
inBouth 'Norwslk at this time.
“Notice. Junk orders intended for
BT Fort street.
Mead & Keeier, oi the Norwsik
:ham Brothers. United States
Timothy Murphy. oi County Clare.
irelsud. is visiting the “Hun
Hotel.
'South Norwalk.
A conoiave 0! Clinton (.‘ommendery.
K. T.. was held at the Asylum. last
night. The Red Cross degree was con
terred.
Following the meeting/lust evening.
of Lincoln Council 0. U. A. M.. a spe-
cial session of the entertainment com-
mittee was held. during which plans
if :gcency. have sold the residence and for the minstrei show. to be given on
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’lelggins. 55 West avenue,
Rev. Father licGretticit
property of the late Dr. Ron! I).
to New
at New
Haven, tomorrow evening will be the
speaker at the Lenten vesper sen
vices in be held inst Joseph Charon.
on South Main m.
The Men's Brotherhood of the
South. Norvvslk Congregational Church
will have tor its subject toniorrow
“Whatfs Wrong With the Law?"
Lewis H. Nash will present the sub-
lect.
The annual meeting of the‘Old
Well Hook and Ladder Company will
be held on Monday evening of next
week in the quarters
street. There will he election of of-
doors.
_ .
Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R., will
hold a regular meeting on Monday:
evening. at the headquarters in the bury. when his team played the Wong.—
City Hall Business of importance
will be transacted. and all members
.. are urged to attend
Raymond B. Comatock of Wilton,
nppointed by Secretary or
the corporation department, was
is
is to retire as chief clerk, March 15.
._....
trunnier are spending the week
ith Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pardee
onlyn. and while in the city
lint of the Sacred Heart in New York
x
"‘ —SUNDAY NIGHT SUPPER
edit. interestoompmdedtwl ;
a do, _. In other worded! M.-
dono drew your interest. it is
allied to the; seal you already
unmmmmmmm
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on Franklin 1
State;
ilhsrles D. Burnes to be Chief clerk‘
‘ of ~
at the capitol today and had a con-l
ce with Thomas B. Meyers. who
files Florence Starr and Mrs. En-‘
n oi forget, it is a special testure‘
March 31st and April 1st. were dis
cussed thoroughly. .
WH-mw.
President Nicholle. oi Hartford,
president or the state Christian En~
denvor convention, was the speaker.
last eroding. at the ordinal rally 'oi
the Normal: group”. oi the Christin
“avert Societies: .. Refreshments
were served:
John Ford was given a pass out of
town. by" Judge Lockwood. this morn-
ing. litter the court found him guilty
‘of intoxication. Ford bore the resem-
‘hlnnce to the popular machine at the
same nuns in the quick .gete- wsy
which he accomplished after receiving
his freedom.
“Spot" Dexon. s. member of the
Sixth Company basketball team, has
Ibeen forced to temporarily give up his
duties at his lunch-room, on account oi:
a sprained wrist. This injury was
sustnlned last Thursday night. in Dan-
ter team. Dsgon did not feel the of
iects until the next morning,
i The case of the Metropolitan Sew-
fing Machine Company, or New York
City versus 8. Markus, or East Nor-
wsik, was argued in the City .nAl-iall
court this morning beiore'Judge John
Keogh. Attorney Louis Goldschmidt
represented Mr. Marcus and the ‘New
York concern‘s attorneys were Linx-
fwoiler & Hegemsn. Decision was re-
served by the court. A number of
‘witnesses were heard.
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i The fund for the work among the
mantis during the past res days have
been made upon the (and. the ladies in
fcharge finding many cases worthy of
' immediate assistance The work oiin-
vestigation is proving most Strenuous.
and a most valuable service would be
rendered by the owners oilfitomObiles
iiithey would volunteer the services (if-3‘
' their cars for a few hours each day;
A The luture activities of Eureka Re
’heknhhodgeJ. 0. 0. F. nremany. On
the 19th of this month a roll call and
iony social time will be enjoyed. The
grunt! oilicers will be ilttingiy onion
2 tallied by the local lodge on the eve!»
in; of the first Friday in April. Acorn-
assessments Sammy: the
[thew Mire. Robert Anus; bit
”Mummevenlngoimt
Sound View Terrace. yesterday‘were ”
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. buy the?“
1"sz use.
stscrsu‘m. serif,“
in the Town ..A‘
sure overuse
., MM Us. Main it.
I no. Menu-lit. Music Hill‘m
N‘smmgm ‘
Is the Health of Your Eyes
Looked After by a Medical
Mun—An Oculist?
it slumkl be. You owe it. to Your.
suit to seek the highest potassiu-
sl shill.
‘We retain the. sol-vines or an
owner for the benefit of our
gnu-one.
Glaser» as low as ".00 ..
MER
OCU LIOTO AND OPTICIANO.
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Conn.
Open 8st. Eysnlngs. Est. 1107.
The Right
Junk Dealer
There are two little men going a-
round peddling pastels but they have-
n t anything to do with
“Win. iliiron
EFFRON is paying lo a wind lor-
RAGS and BEST PRICES tor rub-
ber, menu, and (entire:- beds.
Write postal to 3 Rowlin st‘reet
Phone Ml.
Crockery
China, Glassware, Jardinieres,
Bath Room Fixtures, Enameled
and Aluminum Cooking Utensils,
Curtain Stretchcrs, Vacuum Bot-
tles. Ash Cans, Garbage Pails,
Etc.
Albert F. Gellcbe.
‘25 WEST WASHINGTON 8T.
Prompt Delivery. South Norwalkfi
Phone 1069-2.
1
proposition because of the fact that. it:
would mean less expense for the mo
payers, as: ityould not necessitate the
installing or a'new motor and lire
alarm system on the East Side.
illiti TENDER "
on anus
8'
John D. Carr. of Second street. lihst
Norwslk, one 0: the Third .District .
tender oi the ”new ‘Washington .street
bridge. His resignation was. accept~
ed, with refret. at the meeting. lest
committee. Charles ii. Bohr-mean. of
Cove street. M Nomlk. m” thos-
enuthesuccessor similar as
Elm”. 52:2 co
Persisriy mum use» we cleaning co.
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ofliclais look with much favor upon the!-
Ad.
commissioners.has~resigned m—Mrsw- . *
evening. oi the Bridge Comm .
mono-(cost
The New Science
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Footwear
We are prepared [to
show the "newest and
latest lashions in
‘ Elite; w
Ralston
Hdnan
SHOES.
GLOVER’S
Furniture ~-
icedfii’ricesfl" -* amount.
Phones”) orseminmrdi'ormnnto
can sndglve outline
mm.
ltd-18. W‘KSHINC’ION film.
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. We can quote prices that will defy
Lliner-a! W or products: any em-
-SSo.“srun‘ ‘eu. 'W
You get your full money’s
worth or your full money
"back—mo half-way measure
.. at this store. ‘
. Our responsibility begins
when you begin Wearing one
of our suite and we don’t
Shirk. Keep us posted and
we'll keep you satisfied. To;
day what do you say to
. having a look just to see
what use will do.
Rogers 8: Stevens
NORWALK 90. NORWALK
9
The Redness Women s
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THI PLlAllNO MEMO!-
HEALTWUL ENERGY.
1 Intimately related to these attributes
which make her oneness ere soon
teeth and seed teeth keeping. Every
woman. whether in business or not.
care. Consultation and examination
tree.
llr. i. ll. lidlery
.1! 00. MAIN ST»
HOURS—I n. In. to O p. m.
Sundays by appointment
New Spring
in WAISTS
LINGERIE, CREPE-DE.
CHENE and WAOHABLE SILKSI
Ole T0 our.
8. C H. OTAMPO GIVEN HIRE.
lilielimh ‘& Son w
12o weenmo‘rou'ernur.
scorn NOWALK.
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Thom Iii-13 or tars-S
some sonnnu cosh.
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A SQUARE DEAL To ALL
it makes no diiference whether
your order cells (or a dollar's worth
or a. hundred dolim in Funeral de-
M8..Woddhg’mws,’0ut tron.
ers, or plants. I sin save you money.
our competitors in Funeral denim
Como and-melts your own selection
from our Allin d Denial. There it
no limit to our ability in making I-‘n-
ount of out flowers.
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Good Job Printing
lest Paper. Best Work. Best Prices
as some mm o'i’nsrr
e. uonwstx fol-Ions so?
,..
should give her teeth every possible
GO. NORWALK.
have Trees To Trim
no: my
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25 '
Specials Tor This Weeit.
50c Corsets
50c 8ij Base
, 50c ' Lsdies' Vests
50c Boys’ Sweaters
52.00 Blankets
25c Boys" Gloves
Special Corset Covers
Spec'ni Gowns
Special Waists '
.r
39c ' I
25c.
25c
25c
$1.00 .
170,
256
25c
99c
Season for Tub-Fabrics
See Our
New Spring Gingham:
A. "DICKERMAN & SON
South Norwslk ’PhoneAIlS
‘ .
—- SPECIALS — .‘g
Granulated Sugar, 4 1-4 lbs ....... ..... ”26¢
Magnolia or Clover Mill-1, can ..... ..... . ..... .. 1‘fo
Pure Leaf Lard, 2 lbs .. '3
Quaker Oats, 3 pkgs ..... . ........ . ....... . '7
Delicious Creamery Butter .................. 32¢
Fancy Maine Potatoes, 14 lbs. ................. . . 15¢]
n. STELL-
24 comes eraser. __
sitar uoswsts.‘
Your Garage
Aprons". '
Heal n M“! GAS Large and small. gathered and
fitted White Aprons ‘
.........25¢and 50¢
Maids’ Aprons.
large and
small . . . . .
Stand 50¢
Fancy 'lea Ap2rons in lawn
and dotted SwrS‘S, embroid-
ery and lace trimmed
25¢ to 5.1-9“ . ' _.
J- L MW '
There is “a very ei-
ilcieni garage heater,
operated by gas, how
on the market.
Nestor: unable with
your-car in estimation
........
ii one unites: iS'A-Iscd'
Red Oak
Sales Depart-
“Ali's? missiles COAL
burns clean and gives plenty
of heat. ‘
A.Most Satisfactory Fuel
' WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Rome St. Phone 44‘; .
V .“1UnitedEle’ctric ,
3 Light h'Wtiter Go.
KE'I‘.‘ WE HAVE m
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Canned ‘15:;st r551» a an VEGETABLES CONSIDEM
' Roe and Bstcio- Shad. ELY IN. 'ADVANCE . O
THEE SEASON. ” '
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