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FANCY soxss
mason ossov
8061M. mum.
remur BRIT‘ILE
111x50 csuov
oonnucopms
CANDY BASKET;
CANDY CANEB
,FRESH BAKED GOODS
Besonioflabie-Be happy-Be cheerful-
(buy the genuine
from >
‘ RAYMOND BROTHERS
CUP 0F COFFE. TEA
cocos on MILK, so
SANDWICHES. it:
Lane's Balm.
51 Watt-sto- 7
must.
(III NEWS
Miss Flora Flaherty. or South Nor-
wsilt, visited in Stamford, Wednesday.
M. Rosen, of South Norwalk- has
tough! the Woloz store on Greenwich
avenue, Stamford, and will take poa-
session immediately.
—-Roast Beef, 14c. lb. N_ Y. Market.
Elliss Martha Thurtou, of i’onus
street, who has been undergoing
treatment in the Norwalk Hospital, 1
tor two weeks. is progressing iavor-i
1ny and is expected home this week.
She is Dr. White's patient.
Renzi Circle, oi" Stamford, is malt—E
ing elaborate preparations to attend'
the union meeting to be held in Nor-
walk on March 23rd. Members oi‘i
Priscilla Circle, of Stamford, have
also been invited to be present.
1
—-—Notice. Junk orders intended iorE
William Eifron, should be telephoned
to Samuel Jails, successor. Call 1199.|
8'! Fort street. E
‘ . __...... _.
When Contractor Michael Mntiello
left his horses standing in front or
the residence of Alonzo Buttery on
the Silvermine road Sunday, they run
. away. Theb animals were taught in
front of F .Dawless‘ residence, in;
New tlanaan, with. no damage incur- E
red to the turnout except the l05s or
o blanket.
Mildred Howard daughter of Mr.
and “ms Fred 11. Howard of the Four
Corners on the Norwalk New Canaan
Road, was operated upon for appen
dicitis in the Flower Hosmg. NewI
York, Saturday, by Prof ilelmeth.E
Ber many friends will be glad to,
_ bun be expected under the
glances.
-——-—-- l
-: —Homemade Sausage, 120.111. N.|
Y. Market.
Chief of Police Schmidt, of New
Balloon, made a visit down the Not-
rwalk Road Saturday afternoon, near
the entrance oi’. roadway lending to
Hoyt's Nursery, where he descended
upon a band of tramps centered
around a tire. apparently well satis-
fied with their place or abode. How-
'iver, upon the arrival of Chief
ESohmidt a“ his force inlay quickly
Dispersed. A number of tramps have
damped out in a rudely constructed
.hut in the woods east of the New
Conant iilter beds during most the
" winter. They have been trequent vis-
‘flors to homes in various parts of the
“lawn sally in the morning for some-
’ filing to eat. Almost invariably, they
have been given plenty to devour, as.
ills majority of people felt sorry for
flogunfortunate beings...1n some cas-
_ ill wover, the tramps have become
THE BANK or SERVICE
Interest
This bank 113.” FOUR 'P
cont. interest, compounded twice
a year. In other words. ilyou ;.-".
do not drawyour interest, it is
added to the sum you already
have on deposit. and immediate-
ly begins to earn more money.
Money Fnrninp‘
Money
Is the secret or wealth. inmost1
ans oi investments. interest
vbors will so to Norwalk.
August. as on they aliect
WW.hymond
UNDE‘RTAKER
NE. on um BUILDING
. fl "WINK IT.
'I'U. “ m; hm 093.
it is m list the Atlantic and
Paella My will open “two new
storm—(Io in Dorian and the other
in 3““
its. Nils m snd daughter or
West flunk on spending several
days I! the line of George R.
lion o- “ mil.
4‘“ Hut 110. lb. N. Y. Mkt.
The Way d the Cross and Benedic-
tion this ail-lug will be held in St.
Joseph's shards, on South Main
street. 11-. session start at 1:30
o’clock.
N... 1
Mrs. Henry Stevenson of Norwalk,
was the roe-i guest of her son, T.
F. Gilbert. in Wilton. Mrs Stevenson
has just Mashed from an extended
Visit to and: in Poughkeepsie, N.
Y.
Ira. Ralph G. Hartley, of West
street. with of *Rev, Hartley, pastor
of the South Nor-walk Baptist church,
who has been ill for the past threeE
weeks. k rapidly improving much to
the sou-hem of her triendsE
throughout ion.
Among the more sailing today ,
on the S. S. “Imam" oi the Clyde:
Line for Jacksonville, Fla, is Miss;
Lillian Morris. who procured hcr tic-.
keia and reservations through J. M.E
Iayton I. 00.. Inc» Agents of the'
line at South Nos-walk. E
lotus-ting Lenten services willE
this oval-g at 8 o'clock be held ini
Trinity Blimp“ Church on \1' estE
street. Rev. A. Van Kirk, D. D.
tor or 31. use. Episcopal Church, E
Noroion, will he the speaker or the
levelling. The lull choir will inruishE
. I
music
i
~~Umhrolh and Mourning Bands.
O'Ihden's.
learn that she is doing as nicely asE The W" Business Men‘s asso- E
cirtum Eciaiion has received an E
Efrain the Nos-walk Chamber oi Com- E
i
I
invitation
memo to its guests of the latter or-
gull-lio- at m Norwalk Lu 1c nndE
tindustrlal Exposition. now beingi
Ehold in the Kuwaiti armory, tomor-1
row avails. The invitation has been I
accepmd and a party of several mem‘E
The ll‘lpE
will unmade by automobiles. The;
party will leave from in front. of the:
City Notional Bank at five o’clock—4
Danbury News, Thursday.
The lit-men‘s pinoohle tournament:
sitting. scheduled for last night, was!
not hold became of Norwalk's big
industrial a Civic Exposition. The
last sitting of the tournament, for
this your. will be held on Thursday:
night 0! next wool: in the quarters of
the Mayflower Hook & Ladder Com-
pany. on You Zant street, East Nor-
waik. Mush interest centers in the
last games. The standing to date is:
Phoenix We Company-(iii; Putnam
Hose Donn-urn; Mayflower H. &
b. Comp-mil, Hope Hose Company-
61; Pioneer ll. & L. Company-60 and
Old Well '11. l h Company-4i).
Amulet! no. lb. N. Y. Market.
(humus interest among" Con-V
necticnt Company employees in Nor-E
walk has been aroused over the an-
nouncmt made yesterday that all
conductors m undergo an examina-
tioh prior to taking out new master
the opting-Ind summer season. At
the olioerol the Connecticut Com-
pany, In New Haven, yesterday it was
stated that the new rules have been
in course or preparation since last
both
mom and conductors. These
unployinflll have to take written ex-
muslin. . his company's rules or
ops-III. no roses are a recom-
mend-find lb Plbllc Utilities Oom-
“ah! tho constitutions are de-
“:5 find;- the company ,with
MG!“ oi the know.
“woman-old the means
“In” loo no mm that
VIN
Every gratifying rapidity with which
nun-lions: or the construc- .
IEDDO COAL
Tonic Recon-
miller.
Containing Fresh Cod Livers. with
Peplonsu of ms.
1. 11. 111mm
IIIIIIIIEII 0ROHOIOIHCIIIS
IRE INSIIIIfll
(Continued from first page).
and give them an opportunity to de-
velop the lighter side of life as ‘a
means toward closer and more friend-
ly relations.
That the Grotto supplies this need
is proved by the remarkable enthus-
iasm shown by all those Masons to
whose notice the movement has been
brought, and by the surprising and
the charter is being tilled.
Special Deputy Monarch William
W. Vars of Heinz Grotto, No.12 of
New illaven, Conn, assisted by Fast
Monarch Russell. Chief Justice Janka.
Secretary E. Schubert Howd'. Vener-
able Prophet Preston. Prophet King,
Prophet Lyons, oi the same lodge in-
stalled the charter members of the
new Grotto After the initiation core
monies a splendid colation was serv-
ed in the banqueting-room Speeches
were given by Monarch Vars, Past
Monarch Russell, Rev. .1. Benton Wor-
ner and others.
The following oilicers were install-
ed:
Monarchwl’. H. Sherron.
Chief Justice—floorge Beiz.
Master oiltieremoules—{llayton 1..
Ladies'
while this~lofiius§s
Black and White
Check Skirts $1.49
On sale tomorrow. Blac
and white Check
Special for Saturday $1.49.
50c Silk Hose 25c pr
- Black Silk Hose,
25c pair.
Skirts,
wide bottom, with pockets.
PAGE SEVEN _
500 Vests 250'
Ladies" Vests, regular 50c
quality. ()11 sale tomorrow 25C.
SPRING OPENING SALE!
k
morrow only 59c.
Smart Shapes at Special Prices for Tomorrow.
$1.00 SHAPES 596
[0 doz. new Straw Shapes, regular value $1.00, for to-
9
New Neckwear 25c
to 50c
We will place on sale Satur—
day a big line of new Spring
row at 996.
Special Wrists 99c
One big section given over
to Special Waists for tomor-
at this store.
morrow 99c and $1.25.
Special Shapes (Ne-$11.25
The largest assortment d Shapes ever placed on sale
All the latest colors.
Neckwcar, all the latest styles,
at 250 and 50c. '
Sale of Silk Hese
Regular $1.00 Silk H‘ose on
Very special for to-
75c Combinations
59c
row, 592. Value 75c.
New combinations, excellent
quahty. Specmly for tomor-
Other Shapes on Sale at
' $1.49 to $5.00
sale ginorrow at 796.
$1.50 Silk Hose
Special Display
at 25c to $1.49.
Corset Covers at 25c
25 doz. new Corset Covers
to go 011 sale tomorrow at 25c.
(11(.iowtis, Drawers and Skirts,
Linen Pieces [-2
Price
regular prices.
New Spring
Marshall.
Secretary-.1 R Taylor.
Treasurer-A Dray-fuss.
Veiled *Phophei—E. Baker.
Marshal-H. Oaks.
Orator-v-James Benton Werner.
Captain of Guard—John Stadicr.
ler. ’ ‘
(Hand Cha111berlain—~.\‘_ Caudec.
Sentinel—~A. Gossman.
Trustees—4". S. Lyon. F‘. J.
0/
llam.’
. Thomas Siorking.
Following is the list of membership
up to the present time:
George P. lletz.
Clayton 1., Marshall.
Cornelius V1111 Coevering.
E. S. Arthur.
A. R. Heerdt.
Anson F. Keeler.
John F, Stadler.
Harold A. Mead.
Adolph W. Dreyfuss.
illarry L. Oaks.
1}. W. Van Alstyns.
James B, Werner.
David W. Raymond.
Cramer C. Hegeman.
'Neville Bayley.
Harold Smith.
Nehemiah Candee.
Earl F‘. Baker.
Thomas M, Stocking.
l“. S. Lyon.
Homer D. Lawrence.
Albert Pearson.
Frederick J. Ham, Jr.
Joseph R. Taylor -
Pelclval H Sherron.
31111111311011.1113 on
SICII, SOUR STOMACII
Tim. “Papa's Dispepslni" Iln Five
Minutes All Stomach Misery Is
Gone.
“Really does" put bad stoiiiaChs in
order—“really does" overcome indi-
gestion, dyspepsia. gas, heartburn and
sourness in five minutes~that~just
that—makes Pape'sDiapepsin the lar-
gest selling stomach regulator in the.
world. it what you eat ferments in-
to stubborn lumps,‘ you belch gas and
cruciate sour, undigested loud and
acid; head is dizzy andmches; breath
foul; tongue coated; your insides fill-
ed with bile and indigestible waste,
remember the moment “Pope's Dia-
pepsin" comes in contact-with the
stomach all such distress vanishes.
It‘s truly astonishing—almost marvel-
ous. and the joy is its harmlessness.
A large nitycent case of Pope's Dia-
pspsin will give you a hundred dol~
lars’ worth of. satisfaction or_ your
druggist hands you your money back.
it’s worth its weight in gold to men
and women who can‘t get their stom-
achs resumed- It belongs in your
honor—should o'ihsys he sat hand!
in case of a sick. sour. upset stomach
m the more slot-Ulises
SUITS
In all the I-‘dslllonablo
MATERIMS still snsmcs
:14. as 131'.
“'1‘ him sail swaps.
M. Moliasch & Son
120 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Fish! Fish! Fish
Salt Cod ‘no bonc’ 13c
Salt Mackerel
All kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Canned Fish.
Roc, Buck Shad and Lobstcrs.
71 North'liisin Street
Free Delivery. Phone too.
it you are interested
in
buying an lip-104131.12 spring . suit.
shoes or men's furnislflngs 11 visit
to the Palace Shop will convince
upon that for quality, style and
prices you can‘t beat,
L. FEINSOD
Theatre Building
EasierCards
and
300 odd Lint-11 Pieces at 1-2
Cuibill’s Bridge Market 1..
Spring Stilts.
HOSIERY _
Ladles', Children's, Men's
At 15:; 2 pairs for 25¢.
Excellent values.
Hose at 25¢ a specialty.
Twenty styles. Best values.
Lsdles’ Silk Hose
25c. 501:. $1.00
Sales 0f Flowers and Feather
Trimmings
. _ We will place on sale a large line of the very latest Hat
l‘nmmmgs at Special Prices.
$12.95 to $15 Spring Suits
$9.95
Just enough for one day's selling, ncw,
Opening sale price $9.95. Values to $15.
Other Suits at $15.95 to $32.50
WEEK-END SUPPLIES
. FOR SATURDAY HOSIERIES COME'TO US.
$1.15 pr.
Fine Silk Hose, regular
$1.50, just for one day’s scll~
111g, $I.l5.
25c Silk Hose Sec-
onds 9c
40 doz. ‘Boot Silk
slight imperfection;
250 quality. 011
row at 9c pair.
25c Men’s Ties 100
E Men's Colored Tit-s, regular
I
25c value. For tomorrow 101:.
.m
llosc,
regular
sale tomor—
smart-looking
GARMENTB
Lsdies‘ Shirt Waisis
At 31.00 s specialty
Ladles' House Dresses
50c to $1.50.
Special Sale Night Robes
44c. 54c. 64c. 74c
Value, 501:, 75c. 89cr $1.00
FANCY GOODS
Plain and Fancy Ribbon
19c, 25c to 59¢
Ls'dies’ Neckwesr
25c, 50c to $1.00
Latest Styles and Novelties
Fabric Gloves
25: and 50c
Kine-74¢ and $1.00
Corsets 50c to $3.00.
Brassicres 25c to $1.00.
' South Norwalk
n
SPRING
Foetwear
We are prepared to
show the newest and
latest iashions in
[ Elite
Ralston-
Hanan
Novelties ‘
rosrcnaos, ‘ '
6 for 5s: 2 for Se, and So each.
EASTER BOOKLETB AND row.
.ERS.
5c,»19c, 16c.
:11st NOVELTIES,
6:, 15¢.
1. L Mallclte
sages
'GLOVER"S
all-Mnslnsgrs'nllfm
-,:. .ss.‘
The needavnk
‘m- “ ‘
HARTFORD.
Gsikoski oi 131101101.
PRISON SENTENCE.“ FOR FIRE- E:
Mini-ch 12 ~Jossph .
was yesterday .l
convicted of arson on- two count! by, j,
the Jury in the criminal conrt and ~
mm to mic rum " ‘ "
Electrical 900.
rs. sniffing. equipped
, , stscrnlcst' shop
" In 9101011111
"i sure BDPPLIIS
1 A. DICKERMAN & SON
...9ceach>
“WE GIVE 8. d. H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.”
'I--
'3 advertises his goods. l1 he must do
j Itdu s largo way, unsound Bond-cl
’Phone 446
ladies" Fancy Top Shoes
111 the new military lace model.
‘ the season.
The classiest shoe of
See the New Hosiery
For Men, Women and Children.
In black, white and all shades.
COMlEALLY 81 'BRACIIEN.
South Norwalk.
“ac-W
The New Scin
When Appearance Counts
when you want to look your best—-
in society or businewareiul at»
"tention must be paid to every do-_-
tail of your appearance. Have you
ever considered what an important“
part your glasses play?
Just because you have to wear
double vision glasses, there is no
reason why you should look freak-
is h.
OurKIlYP'l‘OK lenses give you
both near and far \ision without
that unsightly cemented seam
THAMER
OOULISTS AND OPTIOIANB.
87.Ailsntlo Squ uncommon.
.Open 8st. Evenings. {fish 1'.“
DEFINITION OF chomscfle-i
Chiropractic Is the definitional: the
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wasting the some. Disease In eons- ,
ed by smooth, WEOI' sprain in ,
the book. ‘Even it. done in cannons -’
it creates pinched nerves and pain in 5
later life in the diner-eat organs and.
limbs.
' Chiropractors remove the canes oi
lanolin-pine. 1101.11111me
wmfiocmnmnos "
‘0sz Willi.“ 3170 also.
T. Francis, D. C.
‘ It Washington or... On. Not-walk. noun.
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