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CANDY cANEa
FRESH BAKED GOODS
CUP OF COFFE, TEA
COCOA OR MILK, 50
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James Gavin of Norwalk was cull-
ing on friends in New Canaan Wed-
nesday.
Governor Holcomb has issued In
order exempting the trustees of the
Norwich Hospital for the insane from
taking the civil service examination.
The adjourned meeting of the city
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ienca with American trade.
' ' . Some fear is felt here concerning
.the safety of foreigners at Manzanillo
i because of the failure of Gen. Camu-
iza's forces to maintain order there
sand the diminishing food supply. Am-
1 erican warships now in the vicinity of
EManzanillo probably will bring for:
‘, signers there away should conditions
" 7not improve.
I NEW ORLEANS. La. March 15:—
lThO Norwegian steamship Aim was
1 today on her way here 'to Progreso
David W.Rlynlond—q
UNDERTAKER
an! IED MEN'S BUILDING
'r-rrmmc' “t DWNHNUES
In, Arthur B. CruW, Who has been
ill for the past toilr months, is now
in n critical condition, and recovery ‘
h doubtful. _. , "
____, » " :with a valuable food cargo purchased
The New Britain Hardware Manu- - here by merchants of Merida, capital
Marius company filed today in the “‘th 0' “fl‘ilmPro-lof Yucatan, who were sent to New
f Orleans to supply the shortage of food
moo, Mexico, to Foreign com- m that my
mm M W i Prominent Merida merrhsnts here
We of the secretary of state a cer-
“late of organisation. The capital
stock in $8,000. The stockholders are
George A. Quigley, Paul H. Vogel and
United Electric
Light 8: Water Co.
, m m was: eyesore worsen.
Velour Garage
Beat it with “AS Salt Cod ‘no boue’ no
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There is a very el-*
ilcient garage» healer.
WM by gas, now I, m-
on the market '
No more trouble win;
your car in cold weathers
lioueoiiheselsused' .
Ask our Sales Depart-i
lent for fulllnlormlion.
PAGE seven,“ ‘
MINTZ’ISR
Special Sale
of
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Salt Mackerel .......... 9c each“
All kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Canned Fish.
lRoc, Buck Shad and Lobstcrs.
SHAPES
Comm 5 lll‘illlle Market 59c and up
71 North Main Street
”have 108.
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SPRING WASH'FABRICS
Come to us
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A. DICKERMAN 8. SON
South Norwalk These 446
“WE GIVE 3. E H, GREEN TRADING STAMPS."
William J. Neidl, each having forty
shuns.
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Tho letalco company of New Ha-
ven. capital $300,000, has 510d a cor-
poration certificate with the secre-
‘said they had received assurances
that the Washington Governmcut will
council will be held tomorrow even.
ing in the council chambers'iu the
City Hall. \‘arious matters of routine-
will be taken up by the councilmou.i
The Xew Haven Road will use that
“banjo" signal system instead ofl
gates at the dangerous grade crustl
ins on the llonbury-Norwalk highway,i
a short distance below
The signal system is now being
stalled. and is expected to be in op-
eration ill a short time. '
Branchville. ,
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The annual conclave of the Grand
Commandery of Connecticut, Knights1
'Templars, will be held in Danbury tor
morrow, and will be preceded by a:
raccption and banquet to the officers,
‘ and members of the grand command~
cry to be held tonight in the Hotell
Green. About 3.30 will be present.
Norwalk will be wcll represented
both at the reception and conclave. E
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Extensive improvements are being;
planned for the church grounds of St.‘
w. Ladislaus'dHungarian Catholic Church I that of a tip~stretcher. Mr. Golirmunn
' on Cliff stl'cctflfi‘he street department
Ihlarch 21, will open a mission in St.-
lot the new bridge. John .
an of state. The lncorporators are
(mules E. McMahon, Felix A. Jen-
kins and Nicholas E. Kernan, all of
protect all shipments of food to Yuca-
Nevv York. The fee paid for filing the
. tan and that the cruiser Des hioines,
now at Progress, would prevent any
‘Grulser lies Moises Ordered to Give .
document was $150. I! mm" '
interference with American commerce
by Carranza boats.
The Aim is one of the first ves-
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ism avo sulrnun
\\'ASil'lN(}TON, March lb.~'l‘llei [Mimi's unA' "MB
United States has served notice oni
‘ lt’o Grandmother’s ReCipe to Rooters
sols to sail for Progreso since Car-
ranza ordered the port closed Feb. 18.
leneral Carranza that the port of
Progreso, through which practically
Color. Gloss and Thickness.
Hair that loses its color and lustre.
[all the sisal used in making harvest-r
, or when it fades, turns gray, dull and
Rev, Honerat Rogovszky. noted: "
member of the b‘ransican Order of
Mlsuionnry Fathers, on next Sunday,
Ladislaus' Hungarian Catholic church
on Cliff street. Services, exclusively
in the Hungarian language, will be
conducted twice daily for one week.
. lug twine for this country is obtained. :
must be kept open. and is prepared
m- e,_.- to back up its demand with the? lifeness. is caused by a lack of sul-
—-Bnnner Homemade Bakery. .3 cruiser Des Molnes, now at that port.‘ phur in the hair. Our grandmother
Monroe street. . Possibility of interference with” made up a mixture of Sage Tea and
American commerce at Progrcsofi Sulphur to keep her locks dark anal
Men, as the result of the closing by!
‘(lcneral Carranza of that port to for-
eign trade, together with reports of at
Charles H. Gehrmann. of t‘ove an»
nue, East Norwalk, today assumes
full charge of one shift on the draw
beautiful. and thousands of
and men who value that even Color,
that beautiful dark shade of hair
and i
Upholsteringl
Satisfaction Guaran- pi
teed. Prices Reasonable?
Furniture
Repairing;
Phone {29, or send a card for man to
,call and give estimate.
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.... ; AJ. Angcvine & SonCo. ,
Hid-130 WASHIN CNN STREET.
Ladies’ Fancy Top Shoes;
In the new military lace model. The classiest shoe of
the season.
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See the New Hosiery
For Men, Women and Children.
In black, white and all shadcs.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN.
South Norwalk.
i A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL 1 The New Science
1
It makes no difference whether-l -
ll’OUI‘ order calls for a dollar‘s worth OEF'N'T‘ON 0F CH'ROPRACTK“ .
Curr, of
Second street, whose resicnulion as
'one of the drawtenders was acceptcd
by the bridge construction committee
at its last meeting, has resumed his
old job in the liough Hat Company,
which is so attractive. use only this
old-time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix-
:ture by asking at any drug store for,
s 50 cent bottle of “Wyeth's Sage andi
{Sulphur Compound." which darkens‘
j the hair so naturally. so evenly. that
[nobody can possibly tell it has been
condition of nnnrchy nt hianzunillo, a'
port on the Pnclllc side of Mexico,
was today causing oilicials some unx-
icly. 0n the other hand, there was)
cncourugcmcnt in reports of on illl~
proverncllis of conditions ill licxico
‘(llty.
Will be instructed as to the duties of Official concern ovrr the situation
- SPRING
;or a hundred dollars in Funeral dc- I CMI‘ODI'BCW! 1! the donniuon 01 till
ésiglls. \\';;ddingI bouquets, Cut now. issues, of the disease and the m of
vrs. or p Ints. can suvv you money. . . . .
iWc can quote prices that will defy ‘3jugtlng the some. Due“ 13,6300
four competitors in l'l‘li«l'.:l designsi y a wrench, "n“ or ”run m
it‘omc and make 5.0,... L. m when“ the back. Even if done In childhood ,
.flom our Album of Designs. There is it can“ pinched 39"“ and 991.“ in. c‘ «
{no limit to our ability in trialling lt‘n. lists-r life in tile amen!“ 078““ 3m .1
lvlcrul designs or producing any nm- fumbl - d
Hunt of cut flowers. Chiropractors remove the “‘1“ 03 '7 -
has been nppdaled t6," and a delégai the night. draw mm." by M"- Carr
lion from the church will be present: When “3 comes his turn for night
at l’rogreso arises from the fact that
American farmers who drew prov-ti-
" the council meeting tomorrow ev—é Work. $2112; nll (WINK-‘1? slim” h'enlp; used in“
‘ ' . .... _.._ .. .. .i n ng w lent. tirougl tlat pUl‘lv
eulng to urge the council to author-1 . I
5 Miss Cora, da liter of Mr. and Mrs. . . .. . . .
ize much-needed repair work done on; ‘ . . “8 . . uould he cut off in (use it blockade is
Edward Quittner. “Willi-‘1‘]! ”118 maintained. General Carranza hits to»
Cliff sll'ret, that the work on the
city. now of Mount Morris Park. New
church property may start at one.
‘ kcn steps to enforce ills blockndo ord-
;York, yesterday. in New York City,
er. against which the American (lov-
Footwear
n. -_W—-.._..___.
applied. Besides. it takes off dandruff,
jstops scalp itching and falling balm,
You Just dampen a sponge or softI
brush with it and draw this through
South Norwalk Florist
.2 So. Main St. 30. Nor-walk
We al'tl prepared 10' m... m.
‘dlsease and pain, health is restored
sthrough harmonizing the nerve as
, items in your body. Female troubled ‘
,given special attention; also curva- f
two of the spine. You will never ro- . ;. -_
a. time. By morning the gray hair dls‘
show the newest and
appears; but what delights the ladies
not giving the Chiropractor a chance
sto help you. ‘ '
with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is
latest fashions in
; lunatic treatments given also.
ibecame the bride of Samuel Iloro-
Williams}: Juuklor‘izrimfegdiigy Wltz. of Brooklyn. The bride is popu.
~ am ron, stop a GC p“ 5 is: in Norwalk, having many relatives
to Samoa: .lstffe, successor. a walresldlng here, and Mr. Horowitz is n13
.7 For s ree. iso well-known. Mrs. Horowitz is thci
Local peopl’eflare ln’tcrcstcd in theismw of Joseph Quittner, formerly 0f
‘ corporation ‘
fact that \v. Waiters Pagon. of tileglhls ““1- “W fisslslam’
engineering firm of Griener & Whit_vcounsel of New York. iestel'dny was
man of Baltimore Maryland, will be . the thirtieth anniversary of the wed-
the resident engineer in charge of the: ding 0‘ the hr lde’s parents.
‘work on the proposed *Stratford ave-i
nue bridge , in Bridgeport. Mr. Pagan; A reminder of the old baseball days}
‘ _when
was a resident of this city for seven,
:1 years. being the engineer for the
bridge construction ‘committee in
chdrg'e‘of the work on the new Wash-
ington street bridge.
Quite a little compliment was paid
to the street department last week
officials of that department
lwere notified that they kept the wood
block pavement on West avenue so
clean it was almost an impossibility
’ "’ for horses to travel over it, because
of the smooth and slippery surface. it
is said teamsters coming from upper
~-Noi‘walk to the downtown section of
. the city prefer taking longer routes
other than West‘svenue, which is so
clean their horses can't use it.
‘ “Humansunwww
' THE BANK OF SERVICE
Use Checks
The use of checks will help you ‘7’
to not. about. A checking'ac- '
count with this bank ‘
Provides
.' '. a safe way‘oo carry money. A" L
safe way to pay money. .An
easy way to account for num-
ey. - '
: meeting, Which will be followed by on
when Jack Rose managed a Connecfi
tlcut league team in Danbury, is;
found in the announcement just made 1
:thai. “Eddie" Phelps has been relcas-i
'ed from the position of manager ofi
lthe Albany team in the New York l
State league. Phelps, who vlrtuallyt
ibegan his league career in Danbury.
iand afterwards went into the Nation.
3m league, was the star catcher of
l Rose’s team and one of the most pop-
iultu' players ever located in Danbury.’
The thirty-eighth annual meeting of‘
the Connecticut Congregational club
will be held Tuesday evening at Con-‘1
ter church house, Hartford. beginning 3
rat‘s o'clock, when the members willf
assemble in the chapel, Ralph D
ceptlon, preceding the supper which:
will be served in the social hall atl
, 6:30. The annuld reports and election
l
of officers and committees for the en-
suing year will occupy the business-
address on “The Social Aspects oi“
Home Missions." by the Rev. Herman
~F. Swat-t2. of New York, associate'sec-
rotary of the Congregational Homef
Missionary society.
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Wells, presiding, for an informal re 3'
[inspected frequently. At the points‘rutontoo thickly or it will show stew'
’ot the cable will break. Very often is to apply several coats of very thin;
. those points are not easily seen. .After enamel, allowing each to dry thorough"
‘a strand or two of the cable has gone}! before the next ll pill. on. The drlc‘
’ when most needed.
Tthat. besides beautifully darkening
crumcnt has made \igorous roprescn-,the hair after a few applications, it
lotions to him. and the cruiser Des; also brings back the gloss and lustre
Moines is at Progress with. lnstrucénnd gives it an appearance of abun-
tlons to see that there is no intel'fcrv" dance.
.M. .. ., . . . 4 .e. .7 _ .. . .—-
THE FORD.
s. L. sausolcr. Agent
Elite
Ralston .
Hanan '4
. stress. 1.
'GLOVER’S
T. Francis, D. C.
in Washington at. Go. Norwolk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. tho
loiscoverer. . , 0
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if you are interested
0
ill
buying an up-to-dnte spring suit,
shoes or men's furnishings a visit
to the Palace Shop will convince
upon that for quullty. style and
priccs you can't beat.
L. 'fismsoo
Theatre. Building
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:Come m here .
AND SEE WHAT IS IN MAR- "
lKET. .WE HAVE MANY:
; VEGETABLES CONSIDERA. .
fBLY IN ADVANCE or
iTHEIR’SEASON.
;GH16M& KUBAN {
FREE DELIVERY , f
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Special Showing
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Spring, Waists!
HONK! HONK!
AUTOMOBILE horas
HELPFUL HINTS. radvlsed. Almost any good enamel pro-
On some cars the brakes are operut- 4. duced for use on metallic surfaces will
ed by cables. These cables should be , serve the purpose, and it should 110th
phere the cable makes angles strandsficmy to 0th easily. The better waif}
prr.
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the rest soon follow. with the result: ing process is an important pal-tot the
that the 'cable is liable to give way‘ work, and should be given ample time.
and
POST \ CARDS,
0- ERS,
. 5c, 10c, 150;
5C. 156-
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EaSlerCards
Novelties
6 for he; 2 for So, and So each.
EASTER BOOKLETB AND FOLD-
EASTER NOVELTI E8.
Maude-é
Dav‘ey’s
50c TEAS
.98c to $6
. JACOBY’S Equal to most oil-cent
.. grades. 60 S,&H
stamps With each lb
New Spring
3 SUITS
In all the Fashionable
MATERIALS and SHADES
$14.98 UP. ’ _ ~
We Give 8&1! Stamps.
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T0 ENABLE vop TO ‘
'sse DISIINCTLY,
is our mission in life. i
To do this requires skill or. a
high degree. - ‘ ,
When the electric self-starting de-
M. Molmseh & Son
~‘Professlonal eye examinations.
The mayor of Waterbury, together? Ground cork mixed with heawivlce falls to start the engine after res-
with members of the city council, the I Flea.” is very often used to advantage; sonabls time; the trouble should be
comptroller. and the city engineer, of i m “3‘". wheel hub caps to reduce ”bl located without delay. One cannot ex-
» lion‘t .
pay buls twice. Pay by cheat "
and your weeks com bank's.
indisputable receipts. '
You Think
Wore youwrito echoes, out
Lyon spend coin and W
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that city city, last week. visitors in
Norvvnlk‘and entertained by' street
Commissioner George A. Shermn. The
visiting omcinll took in Norwalk's big
exposition at. the Amory, and were
considerably impressed by the affair
and its spirit. City Engineer Sharron
took theWoterbury men in ‘ charge,
and shovel Hun many of the inter-
'v-
'tling of the axle shaft dog. Floating
:sxlas using driving dogs are noisy
iwhen worn. The cork in the grease
: will serve to reduce the noise.
a Wire wheels are liable to rust where
{the spokes cross’one another. Regards
Ilens of the. qualityfiof‘the enamel that
lie used, constant vibratiomwill cause
lit to chip. and where it chips the
‘ ill-tho cit . The visitors snakes will rust. “ Intimathey Willi?!“ 1‘“ °W “a “3°19“ ”a“ ,
eating m f 7 . rm renoungfwthis in moths-water ~
break from not is pahhltted to eotits
lpect too much from a small battery.
iThe self-starter is not supposed to
= crank the enginé, indefinitely._
i it not infrequently happens that
>g when an empty. radwtorrislilod up
{and'the cor run o‘ short distance. the
1 waterlsvel will ”be found to have full;
gen considerably. though no overheat-
.wa into ,thdgnletsl. ”rho o'fllioptldn‘imumk M0 little “hi““td‘bmolotd
..- . v
ans-
0‘! snooeiiivo ‘
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' um
am the."
n‘t anything to do with ~
v
omission inure; to o
_ Junk Dealer
~ There are '5 tryo .llttlameii'» going ,ya- I
routingpeddilng postals but they havo-
po
120 WASHINGTON STREET,
‘ .are made only by ocm.lsrs.«medl-_
sou'TH NOBWALK. 1
col men of long experience, when
you come to us. ‘
Elmer-t Opticians attend to the
measurements and adjustments. Qt;
. ocuuovo AND OPTICIANO.
81 Atlantic Squaw. Stamford; Conn
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