tenement ..
1- When you hedr the Fire Alarm fat.
HQDUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
as It .m—vv—r;:'-:W
A WARN
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When ”WV 3 ' _ _ 2 , _ Then came the Spanish War Veter-
'Tis a 11113111111511”.th made a natty showing. Fol-
lowing the veterans were the anionic-
biles. cohtalning the guests of honor.
In them were Lieut. Governor Wilson
2 and staff, Congressman E. J. Hill, Sen-
ator Hubert E. Bishop. Mayor Francis
1 Burneli, and members of the City
Council and other city officials.
. Chief Eogsrdus, and the Deputy
Chiefs followed the guests automo
biles. Members of every fire company
.pf the city, including the Rowsyton
89 let this remind you. as you teeth.
if you from losses would be freed.
insurance is the thing you need.
"Tin, a warning.
BUILMO 2:.
Telephone . 1 1230 members. who turned out unusually
.~ 1 . . s1rong. marched in large numbers. The
' -—.~—~ , .. tire-fighters made an interestingad-
w... .. . . V R ditlon to the parade. They were fol-'
lowed by several pieces of fire appa-
‘ ' . ' a" -
ratus.
. The Red Men. Eagles and Odd Fel-
2 - , Flo11's all turned out in goodly numbers,
2 making the parade the great success it
W‘was. The Norwalk and Barton Fife
' ’ land Drum Corps made a hit, furnishing
An 0” fashioned dance will be gi1en ‘sp. endid music. The Military Branch
by Ladies Auxiliary. Camp \0‘9 “‘ P' 0' of the local Loyal Order of Moose was '-
of A., in Washington Camp Hall next a feature of the parade They made a
Mondav e1ening spi‘ehdid showing in their? regulation
imilitary option 111. ..~2
The line 'of march for1' 113d on Chest-
IThe City Council, last evening, the t
and promptly adjourned because 0"Ii'nut street, downtown, and the pardde
,2 the big Civic and Industrial Exposi- marched up South Main street and
tlon. They will convene on Tuesday “est avenue 10 Hour Square, where it
evening of next “EEK mountermaiched to the Armory and
_ disbanded. The streets were literally
Uiiioer John H. Smith last night to pulsed with people Red tire made a
the local police l‘epOl‘ltd ”'3' a horse:i1l‘illillni 1111111'1111' for the 1ar21l1er‘s a‘ll
named by Pratt & Bartlem. of linil- along their course
road avenue, fell on “ est a1enue,‘ ’l hose who took part in the parade
breaking m“ "g Humane (liiicer and contributed toward its successde-
Thomas Hunt was notiiied and "'8 0' 1ser1'e all the credit whith is their due.
“Le' shut 'he horse. "i‘he 111e1nbe1s of the Chamber of Com-‘
‘ , ~ I morce need no words of flattery for
*FR'DAY s LUNCHEON DAY the success of the whole affair is good
3 l b, mber.
8' country C u reme ;enough for them.
— h— l The New 11111 Armory is certainly
. i
"lionker (‘rotto will be formally 11 well lighted, both on the ex. eridr and
"norm *"
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ing booths on the floor One .0! the
Deiflyn booths which is the center
one. is devoted to leeicream, pies,
cakes and pastries. The other booth
teresting. Lady visitors are remain
bored by those
booth by miniature loaves of bread
The baker’s art in its many branches
is shown here in an attractive lash-
ion.
Builders.
. A. R. Malkin 6’; Company. of upper
Norwalk, have one of the most at-
tractive of the builders' booths. An-
other model ‘of a house is displayed
here. and various photographs of ‘the
houses built b1 this enterprising firm
are shown "‘
Decanters. -.
Paints, w-ail papers, rite, are bet-om.
ingly eshlbited in the booth under. he
direction of H. F. Burgess. Mtge
1111's of various kinds on painting.
paints are distribmeii.
‘ The Suction Pump.
A highly powerful buttion vac
jtltaner is an interesting display at
the Nash Engineering Company a Ilia
czbznical exhibit Those interested in
‘niachinerv will- find murb of inter-fist
to be learned at this booth. I
l' " The Fountain.
A fountain in action is an interest-
jiug part of the Heating 81 Plumbing
lt‘ompany's exhibit Bath rdom ii‘x
tures heaters. ranges. and plumbing
equipment afford a most attractive
display. The. 1ery latest word in
i plumbing fixtures of ev'er) kind are on
idlsplay here.
Norwalk Lock Company.
21
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in charge of 111111"
stituttd, tomorrow eyening at Masonic
Temple, 16 South Main street by Mon-'
arch William W. Vars,'of Hegar Grot-
to, No. 42, New Haven, who has be can
appointed special deputy for this occa-
sion, by Grand Monarch Ernest L.
Vbigenau. of Buffalo, N. Y.
Laurence Buano, bartender in the l
employ of Michaei' Lubrnno. on Wood
lsil‘ung across the front of the build-
lthe doorway of the building.
the interior. The building is topped] A wide and handsome variety 01
b) a. llmerl-ll searchiight, and lamps' hardw,11rc door knobs. etc. are on dis
of many brilliant 13010” are Saywlplay in this compau1 s attractively
arranged booth These products are
among the most important "Made'ln
Norualk" and an inspection is well
worth while '
'i.11g “Made in Norwalk" in electric
lights blaze thefamiiiar legend over
.. . Rubber Tires.
_ The. Norwallt Tire & Rubber Com-
‘pady have it booth of. Considerable at-
l'ri’l‘k .\Nl-‘l) THIRTY YEARS 1
.p—
Special Sale?
' Toro-
street, last evening. inst before closii'igllgmm of 1m, hm”; 1,. New 1.1mm
up time. mysteriously lost a roll con-' tnusts Mother in Hartford to Do-
t- Gilt? lief ltclntignmhtp. .: '1
mining $30 The police hevewbeen no i‘. s1 rangc'mtnt het11ccn..1noihcr* dud,
liied by Mr. liuano that he 111‘ hits some ‘11 “mm?“ “a u result of “iii 11 mm
colored ladies who were rcfu12 ~d drinks .d12i mt 1111111 M. nearh thir11 years
snight be responsible for the rolls dis-1 1111,11,“, 1..” 11m" (0111 )nllos aopcl-
appearance. Miss Maude Green. 001- mod. was bikli$th 1V1iilighl\in111911131101:
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med of upper Non-talk, was question :1 -'\:1'1iy"’ ‘3” JV“. 5 m 8
CW ‘ '53 3.
ed by the police, this morning, who1 MN. 3’an mowed” 5.1“] she had
are i111estigating1he matter. “0 ioltfines.‘ and WW Haven friends
Minot htV hcr stato‘nient tiuc.
1111121111111: 1119' d‘élith of Mus Dmis
Papers in the divorce case of Sarah‘
2 . k
' t and the appoihtmcnt of Mayor 1‘ run
'A Ray.m0nd 0f “ est Washing on J. itlce ot .\ewV Haven. 11 (lose friend
street. 1crsus Frederick Raymond. ofI “M” Davis. 11's 11111111111111.1111 of the
Ne11 York are today returnable to the};4mm the muthQI‘V- appears on the
Fairfleld County Superior court. At- “we 11‘“; 111,1 ital, of No 1' 9
wt 11, “re A 0T e 9
Vtorney Thomas Judd. of Green c :Mnrket 9&9“. 111111110111 tiled in the
represents Mrs. Raymond. Mr. Ray-'
- N111'Hu1'enlprphh‘tc court. F1ida1'. 11
mond. several years ago. was the at at she was the mother
stateme
agent of the South Norwaik railroad 20f 1111:. this, and therefore .ml
' - 11'n locall . :hcir.
station. He is well into Y . The cat no consists of $1. 900 in
The annual election of officers Ofltiislt and , large number of shares
South Norwalk Lodge. No. 709, Home in! mining stock of doubtful \aiue
volent and Protective Order of Elks. Mrs Dmls was born 11 Janis:
l ht. 111ml it is said the cstmngetnon -
will be held tong. lo11ed 1191 not 111 riiarryllifi'?‘ QuiSlde
‘hci 1'tligion.'1;tl' .
\\ ITil STATE SECRET" l
’Documents relating to co‘ rddlgds
have been filed in the office of score-
WAMPOLE’S EXTRACT OF tn'r1 of state as followzs
The Sterling \inchine c0mpany of
COD LIVER OIL' ' ixmwich. final certificate of receiver
67¢ 67¢‘2sho11i11g 11111 “moms in full
The Stoplight Building company oi"
SIlliSOfl-Powe“ Col'poration Norwich. articles of association.
82 WASHINGTON STREET. wot-"1111mm 'bi’ organisation
“i can’t save a
001i” 2
How often you hear that said—
by men with good incomes, tool
There’s something radically“
wrong when any healthy, em-
ployed man says he can’t save.
If you’re saying it, ask yourself,
“Have I really tried. ?”
If tliei'es no savings account
in your name, the chances are
”you haven’t. ;
.. . . .
-" “Jan-.33 I.l.l.'.-'.-J.I.' -.-.II.I.-.-.-.I;-.-'-'-:-:-;‘:-;a;-;-;-;.:-_u.-.- '
Th e Roan company Of New Haven, 2
_ tlnles. . {.s , .
" 'i an intereslini inhibit. An‘ttrsctive
traction. A tire in the different pro
2 orgies of construction is shown, and
undo liiiished goods Quite the
display of unusual interest. This is
also one of Norwalk's latest and most
prosperous industries.
Cluott, Peabody Company.
Cluetts shirts. the kind that can‘t
.. ’1
$.11... Work.
Falrileld ZCo'unty's recently opened
Farm 800111311111 an intonating exhibit
‘of interest to farmers. Samples of
apples and other fruits, the products
Vof trees “before and after" spraying
‘are features. To the man or woman
,iuterested in farming. the farm agent
lin charge of this booth. can furnish
considerable information of value.
. The $1.0» Ci. Corset. " l
One of the most-V 11111011191111 1.1.111;
tries in Not-walk $34 "
one cmliioyttis 12th? W111 1111111
1111.11.12. theta: 111' seam 2th
The productsvof lhis factory compare
favorably with any other on the mar-
ket, and they’re “Made in Norwalk,".
lthus should preference be shown.
tra‘ctlon.
l
,This display is awrelgy one.
613111111
is also ‘adds to the
attractiveness '30! this booth
2_ €21.17 . Mancini".
{No matter what, magazine you want .
or 1'11 what subject you are interest-
ed. you will find at Rosebury a Be-
van' s magazine stand the article you
are looking for.' Hundreds of upto-
date magazinssh dovering a Wide
range of subjects. make up this
booth." ‘
The Grocery Store. .... 2
-Holmes, 1Keeler dz Kent have: a
miniature, but well-stocked and at.
tractivsly set‘totth grocery store, "illi-
ed with hundreds of brands and itiiids
of goods that go to make up a groc-
ery store that keeps abreast of the
maymond ‘Br'othere. 2
'Thls tlrm has unattractive display.
2A largevlireplace. made up of every
kind of building brick available for
2 sale, has been built in an attractive
manner. Coal and Woodrow featured.
A huge flower stand, made. up or
cement and tiny. colored shines; is
shown in 111p exhibit.
' r Jones a Hptohkias. ,
2 ,2 his plumbing concern has .9. novel
it is a. fully equipped bath-
itb the very modern and 11p-
belbeaten', are displayed in a cle1er ,
111111111111. {Different srades of 3111111. 3‘ .
made in this say. are an exhibition, :1 _.
making the booth one of constant 111- '
hlbitors.01 lutiings are J. A. March-‘
;and. 9eor§WrtghL Mrs. T. Neville
. Donald 11 '1' 11111111.}
'this room has a most interesting dis- ,
2 have the most optima ,
mm mm 1 1 fi‘i 156:1?in 111' 3311191. 1131111111.- 1:; 11.11 saw 31 you. been
Gites “Wm
WNARCO‘NO. ‘
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01-11th
, . _ .
"$11
For. liver
iThiriy Yeats
1111311111111 TEA; COMPANY
Best Family Flour a bag 90c I,
Fancy Maine Potatoes a pit. 15c
Smoked Shoulders '
lean and Tender ll l-2c
12
BEDDING,
BEDS.
Gil-CAR I‘S
Set.
127-129 washington 31.
- 1
FURNITURE,
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REFRIGERATORS,
'50- CARTS,
_;:Baav 01111111111133,
"ILlNOLEUMS.
.PlCTURES,
JIRON‘dt BRASS
Everything For the Home.
Free! l-‘recl with every purchase
of $50 worth 8 piece Aluminum
See them in our window.
Sterling Furniture C131.
The Best 1111' 5 Shoe Made to Sell For; _
$5.110 . -. , "
We have All the New lists and Leathers.
$3.95 up ,
Phone ‘05,
Eastlnflra Ted company
1*. .1135: Wash“; T‘LcaYI. ... ; '.,..’.SfluN0m1ko
2wa I $221.7. idmilllitlood Teeth 1111..
‘ s that are «dull Worth in
2 ., calth and Efficiency
>2 llii-i'icnc of the mouth is fully as
. Va.“ Exhibit iii 51mm; llmportant us hygiene of the body. A
_ 2d ‘3 an e ibit i eoaycd totth is always a 111cnace.es-
3:. miss TITS worThy' 1.12.1511»- when the decaying process
V, reaches below the gums. llccrutions-
‘ thleMlOn Wm be 10“ i’yor‘héen or Rigg‘s dist-nae. forms of
111111.11“ [Eli C. Betta. president inflammatorv rheumatism he'irt aff-
of “16 01.4131 13 in charge as- cottons. lnfiunimations of the kidneys.
1. , tonsilitis oxophthaimlc mes. and 1:1-
stated' by l.1 s «of the o:ganizatton. ,m (“an8 and Bright‘s disease.
The Art Gallery. have been traced to diseased teeth.
Tm art collection. situated on the indigestion and nauseous breath are
second floor, consisted 0' a collec- othes tauscs. if .11... need an astring-
ti 1' i i ii ill em. or an antacid or any other spec
on 0 pa 1"“ ”55 a“ l “351 stenc 11g, iai mouth medication or expert treat—
baskets, embroidery, pottery. jewelry mont come and see me. M1 advice is
and military exhibits. You cannot affirm
llr. J. ll. Mallory
ford to miss thin. The principal 1111-“
1080. MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK.
House—9 12- m. to o p. m.
Leon House, Sundays by appointment.
Laurence Massauovlch. b. F. Dorn.2 :_
G W Picknell, G. C MuendeVll. George are _displayed. This booth 111 a 11101)-
Avison. Garnhardl Gutman. Hamilton uiui" and interesting one. .
Hamilton. Fred l’ohn and ‘Silas Dus~= There is so much to be seemand
tin. in the arts and crafts section. enjoyed at the exposititm more than
Work may be seen by Edith Jones, . ono\ visit must be made before one
;en1broidery; Anna and May St. John. gets an the fascinating details of the
baskets; Miss Patton Baird,basl1ets; :affa'ir An interesting part of th‘e ed-
-Marguerite Hamilton, jewelry;
Priser. Jo Huntington, Angus Mac-2
' Robert Hanford, block printing andl es of study of Norwaik's greatest
istenciling. and Miss Ethel Becker, ‘boarding school, Hillside School This,
pottery. mill interest is shown 1111 also. is a popular and interesting dis-
the many Modelling displays in thef juicy to parents.
military: Richard H. F‘itCh2 List evening was a merry one in
\has on 5111111111011 11 number of most many respects. At times it almost
interestingpfibtolgraphs of Norwaik in took on the style of atmasquerade.
the old days. These 11111611111221 at-1 Seiiéi'al quaintly and cleverly gotten
tention. and the growth of the town‘ xuprcostumes were worn by a number
may be noted thereby most interest- 01' local people, including Joseph Cori
lugiy. 2 soil. These pranksters wedded much
Better Homu. to't'ile merrimeat of the' occasion. To~
. The East Norwalk Improvement As-
sociation have on exhibition an 1111- and industlrial'night
sanitary kitchen hand a most sanitary 1 es will b3, shown
kitchen, stiQ<as they aim lg have in- :3)“ simply cannot attord to stay
‘stsll‘eu in 1.th mmunlty‘ Hall; until y from Norwalk‘s First Annual
1111 unsanitary bithroom and a bath- Civic and industrial Exposition The
Many new tea—
room as it shoul be furnished. Model affair should certainly 'be repeated
houses, showing“ good housing. make eacli 121211.11 you want to get a. line
L" .9“. the activities of your city. spend
a rim hours with the exhibitors at the
Armory.
VNoi'anlk: invites the State!
W
FROMER MAYOR SCHIEBEVN-
any on 1191111111 21111111 life » ' Jim
The 111m a'lk usury. -, i513“! ' “an“ ”$13.53”:
The ladies 0! onions!!! “brill? Brooklyn: ed of pneumonia at his
_. some inorhantloroagh today In an
05‘ adoinlng' room iii. wife lay ill. or tiib
2 same malady that it war thought she‘
' bb‘uld' M'Ilve th‘e aayxout. ..
#33 mm ‘1 "
isms use They had be plat,
plan of the 1.1111111 proper, Coni-
munity Hall is s own. Charts depict-
ing the' work of the stimulation are:
on. 11111111111011“ ll'he Day N11113:; 1i:
all.
.72...-
1'. .A
. Cove ,
Mrs.” ucation exhibit is mitosis and cours- '
jnlght at the exposition will be civic '
$1000 A YEAR.
some of our graduated are earning twice as much."
(3me 81 BRACKEN
South Norwalk.
South Nomlk. N
Merrill Gelleg 6
Stamford.
Port Chester. '
1898. He was one. of the founders of
the Brooklyn Academy of 'Music. Du1'-_
ling the past year or two he had rc-
‘1ired from the directorates of several
financial and other institutions.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
1. ., . . ._.._.
. Frederick H. Norton to Wtiliam 0.
Sexton _..Jr 1111 and‘buildlngs. Wilsons'_
War. '
Ma‘y ll Selieck and Rufus 11. Sell-
eck to Peter O'Hara, lot. Fenwick
siree-t!’ .W.ar
George .N Philcox. lot, Harbor View
Beach Wat
Ellen E. Sassy to Hirknm 8; West.
lot Sound .View Terrace Tract. VWar..
Vincent G. Tito to Vincents? Mar-
mom lot. ‘chlngton avenue. War.
Norwaik Investment Company to
, Lociano Coppola and.wife. lot-Afloat~
on street. War.
Edward McBrath to Catherine Mc-
Grath, lot and building, osborn ave-
nue.
Leonard Disesa to John _W. Usher
and wife of New York, lot 'at Harbor
View Park. War.
PART OF ETHICS CREW ASHORE
“NICKY HAVEN" MANAGER.
Says They Utterly Disregard Rights of
, Road at
Two bills concerning signals at rail-
road grad crossings weré discussed at
a hearing gefore t committee on
railroads'yesterday afternoon. One of
the bill provided that a red flag or
all erosings during the daytime and a
red light at other times. The other
specified merely a‘ light oi- lights.
General Manager C L. Barrio of the
railroad an-d Lucius F. Robinson,
counsel for the roar}: appeared in 0D-
had pointed out the v‘ariety 01V 11
vicepgpgddtafnd, trig! «tor tli‘e pro
lon or such crossin ‘ an, that the
arts blicutil-u
. 11.115
""8, mr Bud adm'that’
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by. Marine and Automobile. :
Harbor View Realty Company to' IR‘EAL' ERTA’I‘E AND R 8""
Fire, Lire, Acudcnt, Plate Glam,
Workmen’s Compensation. VIiiabil‘
SumtyoBonds.
Notaries Public.
Steamship Tlckets.V
5 Railroad Ave. 80. Norm
assmu' TveewatrEBS— fl.‘
SOORES' AUTOMOBILIS’I‘S
Pictures copied 'or. enlarged. -
merclal work or all kinds: Views;
traits. anything Phot” raphio'. at 2
1111- prices»
smith, Underw
Remington, all; at]:
makes. sold
board be displayed as a. warning. at ,
New York, New Haven and Hartford . "
1.011112211141115 bills, saying. after, thinly
limiter" '
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