mutt? outfits nixso new consumer“ -s;g'-— «minor sagas,“ caaov caries Fri-sen sAKso oooos cup or corn. “A accent on eludes ' BANDWICHEB. 6s . Lou's Bakery.» 51 WW sosst. " iii iiws "Mid-Lent is reached this week. ‘1 In some places within a. few miles of this city early plowing. is under way. Frederick mound, of Center street, Bethel, was a visitor in Norwalk, yes- terdsy. _fi—u—u- 'Word has been received in town of the death of John W. Oddie. former station agent at Branchvllle. Death occurred Saturday. in Riverside, fol- lowing a serious operation. inter- ment was in Brooklyn. Mr. Oddie had a number of friends in Norwslk. -—-:.\lotice. Junk orders intended for William Enron, should be telephoned to Samuel Julie, successor. Call 499 ~ .7 Fort street. Rev Frank H Blgelow, of lot. John's church, Bridgeport, was at St. Thom- u‘ church last evening, where he. . delivered a strong and exceedingly in l ‘ terestlng sermon. Directly preceding L' the sermon there was a delightful or-1 tan recital by Roger H. Lyon, organ- ist at St. Paul's Church, Norw.alk-—i Danbury News. Miss Ella J. Byxbee will leaie Nor- walk for Washington, D. 0., where she will be the guest of Lieutenant and Mrs. P. H. Hunnenell. Mrs. Hun- .nenell was formerly Miss Louise; Swan of Stratt'ord, and a niece of: Miss Byxbee. Before her return to ‘ Norwalk, Miss Bynbee will make a stay at Atlantic City. —i=RioA'v's LUNOHEON DAY .- at Country Club, remember. } County President Andrew Connlff, containing Fresh Cod Livers. with st loss. 4- imam. W UNDERTAKER new no ass-s soiLoiNo a washrooms er. Routine business, last evening, was transacted at the regular weekly meeting of Butler lodge, ‘i.’ 0. 0. F. ........,.. . , The real estate commission case of Dudley Hoyt versus Ill. 0. Stewart. which has been heard for several days out, in Bridseport. this morning went to the jury. ' James A. Fuller, formerly of ‘5 Franklin avenue. Norwslk. is very ill at his home on North Taylor avenue. er. Fuller' is in the employment of C, E. Jennings. 69 West street. Miss Manda-Green, charged with relieving Laurence Buano, bar-tender at Michael Lubrano's saloon, on Wood street, of a :30 roll, will be tried rthis afternoon at 2 o‘clock before Judge John Keogh. Miss Green denies she took the money. A Robertson. architect, long in the ;employ of the lngersol Watch Com- pany. and a leader in his profession, is in Norawik today as the guest of Ne- ville Bayley. of West avenue. Mr. Robertson will stay in this city for 'some little time, as he is making plans for many new improvements at Roton lolut for the coming season. Judgment has been renedered in la- vor of the defendant in the case of Lindwall versus Jennings. The action grew out of a dispute concerning the boundary of land in Georgetown, and _the plaintiffs asked for an injunction restraining the defendants from using a‘ wall which was between the proper- ties of the two parties Attorneys Keogh & Candeo represented the de- fendauts. Corporation Counsel William F. Tam- many, of this city, represented Nor- walh yesterday at a conference heldl ‘by the attorneys of cities throughout ‘Conneotlcut who operate municipal wa— ter plants. Several bills are now ‘pending passage which would tax dams ‘land' water pipes of municipal plants which are outside their town limits. The counsel of the cities interested 0! the A 0- ”-- will 3" to Bl'mge’po"‘yesterday discussed plans for a cam- next Sunday for the purpose of form- 'Dfllsn to defeat the bills ‘ . hing a juvenile division of the A. o. H. in that city. The iiibernians have been considering forming juvenile di-l visions of the society in the larger‘ , cities of the county for some time and the formation of the Bridgeport so- ‘ oiety on Sunday will be the first mine _in this direction, Inspector-instructor Dengier,‘ of the Coast Artillery corps, came to this ’city last evening for the purpose of holding “emcers' school” with the of- cars of the Eighth (30.. C A. C Cap 7 in Dengler, who is a regular army have been made in the war depart- ment military manual. with Lieuten-i .snts Lord and Sunderland of the lo cal company. Captain George J Echoes, of the company, was unable .to be present. owing to illness. A time range board, of the latest pat- tern, was installed in the armory yes- terday by mechanics from the U. S. Coast Artillery corps. —- Danbury riis :BANK common " interest This book pays FOUR PER ’ceui. interest. componnds'd twice j -: a year. In other words. if you do not draw your interest. it is _sdded tothssumyou already. 'lisvs on deposit. and Mediate: ,1: begins to can more money. . an, went over some changes thati I. George C. Ahlborn. who is a rest- dent of Strawberry Hill, above Tier- lney street. Norwalk. the well known 18010 piccolo and flute player of John Philip Sousa‘s Band, is playing this week with the American Baud,_ in l nightly concerts at the Norwalk Arm- iory. Mr. Ahlborn's exceptionally ar- tistic work attracts much attention, and he also takes pleasure in playing with the American Band. He classes it as one of the best country bands he ihas ever board. He leaves April 4, with Sousa’s Band, for the Pacific Coast where a series of concerts will be given at the Panama—Pacific Ex- position. i r TWO n‘ivonons GRANTED u—s—~ Wife Deserts Husband and Husband Deserts His “ife Andrew Demand of Danbury was granted a decree of divorce on the grounds of desertion in the Super-‘- ior court, civil side yesterday by Ju- 4 dge James H. Webb. Demand took the stand and testi- fled that his wife Minnie left him About six years ago. after living togeathér since their mar— riage on Oct. 8, 1914. Demond claimed that his wife re- “: filsed to care for things about the house and that she freqently went 2 out with other men. Mary Simmons, . a neighbor. testified that she knew of Mrs. Demond' s going out with men ed when Demoiid remonsirated against the conduct of his Wife. Lor- enlo E. Robinson was the Only other witness examined after which Judge Webb granted the dense.- degree from Jared Page 'on the grounds of Milan. They were man sled September 8.1000 and he left her about October 14,1911. ssyins he wss souls: too old to opp. aid that thereafter ho other than her husband and thdt‘ the trouble between the couple starts ' Estella Page of panbury reoeii ed a: :lroin ,, .., Toiophons ma Crockery” Chins, Glassware, Jardinieres, Bath Room Fixtures, Bosnicled and Aluminum Cooking Utensils. ties. Ash Cans, Garbage Pails, Etc. . Albert 1’. Gehcbc 26 WEST WASHINGTON 3T. Prompt Dsilvsry. _soiith Nomlk PM» 100972.» New Spring SUITS In all the Fashionable MATERIALS and SHADES 814.08 UP. We Give sen Stamps. M. Mollasclt & Son 120 WASHINGTON STREET. BOUTH NORWALK. mm» smarts ,. Curtain Stretchers, Vacuum Bqt- , George W. Collin Jr.&Co.' UNDERTAKERS 95 Main 8t. Norwsik. Phone 847-4. " House 511-12 Lady Attendant-Plots" Framing. REBUILT rvpemirsas —- two. Smith, Underwood. Remington. all other _ makes. sold. rented, ’— repsired. Rentals, I! per «heath. Machines sold at $5 per month. JAB. DONNELLY. 16 South Main Street..80uth Norwslk. Davey’s 50c TEAS Equal to must 60 cent grades. 60 S St H ~———-——--~—--—~—.~ ~——_——.- Stamps with each lb * Aprons ‘ ~ Large and small, gathered and fitted White Aprons 25¢ and 50¢' Maids’ Aprons, large and ' small ..25¢and 50¢ 'Fancy Tea Aprons in lawn and dotted Swiss, embroid- e1 y dud lace trimmed 25¢ to $1. 0o JLMallelle _I 'THI . THEATEEW'W'M . NORTH mun eras-r. '1»- awnings. _ $10and $15 Palace Shop; , men's soon. otoriiiao'. suit. " , uni-roaming h. tyros” Sloan Dyeing & Cleaning Co. spear «m- ‘ Formerly knewn‘ .” “him- “I! Dyeing 0. Cleaning no. em: Omens. Gloves. Ilaisltits and Laos Cumin stoma. I‘I. LVN“. Prop. MMKNIW T. Francis, D. C. M Wuhlhgton lie .0. Nomslk, coon. Graduate from Palmer ”col. the discoverer. SPRING Footwear We are prepared to show the newest and latest fashions in Elite 1‘1 . Ralston Hanan ‘ SI‘IBFS GLQVER’S Furniture Satisiactloii Guaran- call and giro estimate. that you should not economics in their care. e think our patrons deserve the best, so at our establishment they have the services of ‘a registered physician to lonkoftior their eyes.» (sinuses); As Low as $2.00. . ocutis'rsANoosrioians. 57 Atlantic Iqusro. Stamfordfienn.’ Open Int. Evenings Eat. 1m. Repairing Upholslcring leedaFriccs Reasonable : Phone 529, or send a card for man to 4" o..- on; irony Idulppsd sLso-rmoAi. Shop In tits Tm auro aunties shes. sis—so so. nits so. so. Remain. tin-iii Hill .lsflo " A Buckeye Incubator Them _ There are two little men going a- round peddling postals but they have- _ n't anything to do with Win. lillrou REEBOK is urine to a pound for EMS madam! PRICES, for sub- bcr, metals, and feather beds. Write portal to s Rowan street Phone «1. A SQUARE DEAL To ALL It makes no difference whether your order calls for a dollar's worth or u hundred ’dollars in Funeral die stun. Wedding bouquets, Out now. ers, or plants. I can save youmoney. We can quote prices that will defy our competitors in Funeral designs. Come and make your own selection from our Album of Designs. There is no limit to our ability in making F‘n— nersl designs or producing any sm- ount of cut flowers. South Norwalli florist 2 So. Ma'ln St. 80. Norwslk. Phone ass. r. s. LYON $229 unrest. 88 NORTH MAIN STREET 8. NORWALK "PHONE 007 Hines : A our AC- QUAINTED PROPOSI- TI.ON We invite you to come in and in- . .spect our line of new fresh from- your ear in coll! WCIIIICI', the-muss paper select vour pat- : . tern let us bring it for you and it one 0' mese ISIISCII than tell you what the cost is. You‘ll receive the most pleasant The Gorham Co. 10 enter er. . EAST NORWALK. ‘ _, , ‘ Tel. 452: ‘ e I' use caisosouounsiieursumo A ' arouses- ‘ e‘b%"i IIIII ’kiiq' tang alliédhszi & SPECIAL For One Day ,\ TO-MORROW ~ mosh IISJTSIHTS Weniilplsceosssieiorfridsy only.” new springsuiltllliltsoldnploSISSaicPricc $8.95 Ladies Fancy Top Shoes In the new military lace model. 'lhc classiest shoe of the season. $8. 95 See the New Hosiery, Tor lien, Women and Children. In black, white and all shades. Red Sea? CONNEALLY .& talcum. South Norwalk. s Zephyos Spring Ginghams WE SHOW A GOOD ASSORTM ENT IN ATTRACTIVE PATTERNS} lJ Your Garage lleai it with GAS There is a ivory cl ’ iicicnt garage heater, operated by, gas, now on the market. No more Irolllile with t m d M Ask our Sales hepari- snr rise 'our e an swe’ 8...? ”Swim... mm... mcnl tor full information. United Electric , Light; Sr Water Co. have nee-id's m... : --LET US 130 'IT—— '- Beaupain & Shundcrs mommunls'rs. » ‘Plione est-is QI' tars-s sourrn NORWAIJK Good Teeth Mean realised to hairs every narchsble leggizgnad hellish“ apricot working order cy are so simple that rate them without ~0r any other special mouth medicine _; A. DICKERMAN a SON? South Norwalk . 'Phone «of: Reach; COALQ 'burns clean and gives plenty f ’ of heat. A Most Satisfactory Fuel. WILLIAM EFFRON , .3 Rowan St. Phone 44f i s. ' Come mahcre. ~ AND SEE WHAT IS IN MAR- KET. WE HAVEMANY' VEGETABLES CONSIDERA- BLY' IN ADVANCE OF THEIR SEASON. Ghiotlo & liiiban FR EE DELIVER Health and Efficiency Hygiene 01 life mouth is fully as important as hygiene oi' the body A decayed tooth is ale-ins .1 menace, es~ jpecially when the decaying practise reaches below the gums. Ulcerations- Pyorrhoea of Rixg's disease, formso inflammatory rheumatism, heart tiff eetiohs. inflammations of the kidne tonsilitis, exophthalmic goiter, the terrible affliction which causes a bulg- ing of the eyes, and even dlahetes and Bright's disease, have been tra ed to diseased teeth. Indigestion on nauseous greath are other cans -I you need an astringent or an ah oi iion or expert. “treatment, come .dn, see me. My advice is free. llrJflMsllcry is so. MAIN er. so. Moaw k.» H-OURHs.m.ton.m. Sundsys by appointment. w“...—
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