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caupv mower,
CANDY canes
ruesn BAKED coon:
CUP OF GOFFE. TEA
cocoa on MILK. so
sAnowIcnea. 6c
Lane’s Bakery.
51 Washlnzton
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UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
,2? WASHINGTON 81‘.
To!“ office. 1000-3; house.
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693.
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I'VVhere did you hate your picturi- ta-
Ikcn? “by! “hat a question!
Elsaln’ 8 Studio I
Iof course'
4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
No high prices either.
.Blllillills lllllllill IIIII
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{Be comfortable-Be happy—Be cheerful
by the genuine JEDDO COAL
from
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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AMERICAN STEAIER HELD UP.
NW YORK. Much 22.—~Tho‘Amer.
loan steamer Santa Clara. outward
Ihound, was stopped today by a shot
Iilred across he; have in the lower
I harbor by the dispatch boat Dolphin,
Istationed there to watch out-going
steamers to preserve American neu.
Miss Pinneo announced that she in- trality at this p omt
tended to preach a little sermon from; At this stake confusion in the in-
her own 91.93118an This was to the. terruption of signals and the failure
ienec; that every hone” work helped oi the Santa Clara to stop, brought»
first of all the worker and that friendsl the Dolphin 3 guns to bear upon her.
sprung up all around to help such: She Was promptly released and pro
work This was the case the momentI ceeded
REIS PRIZES
(Continued from First Page)
the children began their gardens. But
The Santa Clara cleared Saturday
III Ist
Miss Frances Flaheltl', of Spring St. I
I .lf anyone 51mm), wt to his own ”I“ for Havana. As she was passing Quin»
Miss Mabel Carder of Maple ave-I381] efforl and did not pass on helpi amine today she displayed signal 18"
Stamford.
’ was a visitor yesterday with relatives
. in Hackensack, N. J.
Members of the South Norwalk
lGlut), on Saturday evening,
the customary Saturday
Q0“.
A month‘s. mind mass of requiem is
be aung, tomorrow mornmg in St.
. Joseph's church. for the late l‘harles
‘11. Bradley, of Chestnut street.
All adjourned meeting of the Trip-
I iiy Young Menu Club will be held to-
‘IRailroad avenue and \Vest VVashinav
' ton street.
I eranner homemade bakery, 5 lion-
roe street. -
the Woman‘s Christian Temperance
Union will be held on May 21, in one
of the Stamford (llurthes The ‘lialn-
ford branch “I“ be host to the Intel-
ling.
in Nor-walk last week there were
on rEal estate translcrs, with mort-
tastes of $10. 877. m the third week
of Mann .1914. there were iitleen
sales or property, and mortgages at
$17,940.
Tax Collector Mitt-hell slated today
that there were only eight days left
in which to pay the town tax of 1913.
Liens will be filed before March 31
for all taxes on the 1913 list not paid
by that time.
. -lBoard oi Relief. Monday, Tucs-
-day, Wednesday. 2 to 6 p. m.
: Mrs. L, C. Hartley, or Yonkers, N.
IY., mother of Rev. Ralph C. Hart-
ley. pastor of the South Norwalk Bap-
tist church. will be the speaker to-
bo hold in the downtown Baptist
urch, starting at 7:45 o'clock There
"will be special music.
. ~TONI|GIHT, ARMORY
New Canaan- banbury—Norwalk (with
Smith and Beckman) in two big
' Close of season. Basketball,
The special Lenten serxlces in the
ngregaiional Church of South Nor-
continuo during the next two weeks
d there will be four meetings each
eek. They will be held on Tuesday,
PWédnesday, Thursday and Friday ev
airings. The pastor, Rev. John Staple
n, will deliver .ttcach service l'orce-
“Yul sermons which are bound to in-
"terest, hearing: on the “Chum h and
he Continually}
Ago:
\wtwwwwwww \“nw
THE
Trusts
To sure that. tho ‘Ilersnuin
who: n Int: ‘ nIpc-ct to loans:
{unis in llu..l‘. will recc 6
them and that they will "
pro prrly. mun. ,
for. your will k:lmuld
that'ill<~ money he placed 1 the .
5 hands of .o. comi'lotont.
ponsille trus—lrc
The Trust Company
JJran: institution that with not"
die. fall .‘Iclr or leave to .
and Would Serve your II
when» an Indlildual
{I not, .w ‘
An ideal Trustee ..
7:.-
~ morrow night, at the gospel service to‘
walk-starts tomorrow night. They will I
l
l
William McNerney, of Cedar street, ‘
enjoyed .
night lunch-I
l .-.. ._..._.._ w”...
night in the quarters at the corner of bold 0“ W odnesday evening "I
The Fairlleld (‘ounly convention of}
,Norwalk been troubled by
. grass-tires,
‘discontinued lost July rNo
' shun-.0
in G A. R chime-9 to attend dufingItfonncclicul, “hole he‘ is wanted in
‘nual encampment or the departmeutIIlev
iward.
M I The committee to award the prize
Be sure to attend the N E Ryan had found themselves in much dltll-
Co‘s Alteration Sale this week. Your culty tor 3 pleasant reason
will find that it is something more essays were 80 800(1- But ”We were
than ordinary. It is a genuine money» ”"99 among “’lllC-h it was particularly
saving eIent. hard to choose lu this strait, Miss
. Retry, the av er~loving friend and help-
her sister in SOuth Norwaik.
one and one other good friend had
Nomulk in the Daricn stole oi the there would be five.
Miss Ferry died, Thursday morning.
but before she was so very ill she had
The annual mectlng of the 0pm“ read the essays and one of the lasl
liccrs Meat and PI ovisiou’ Co.
board of the First. Methodist l‘lpisco “0‘08 she ever wrote was one saylng=
pal church of South Not-walk will be that among the three best she thought.
this the first prize should go to Agnes
week There will be election of oiiic- ”Rush. Of 34 Mvrwin street, so in her
ers and committees will make their. “'88 given the $2. tine dollar wont to
interesting repoxts {or the your. Much . Grace Gurham. 3v (‘umn strut. 0qu
business of importance will be lruns- to Thomas McNamara, 2 Dover street;
acted. lo Mary Stalba. Pillow street, Weill the
w.“ .. dollar for making the most money.
.l’ence Sunday was observed yes- $49.97, and to Jack Walorllouac, in
tel-«lay all ovor um l'niled States by River street. fifty cents, because.
Catholics. Prayers were offered up though his composition did not rank
that the war among nations of Europe the highest, he had shown promplness
might be speedily terminated.
three day pout-c lriduum, in progress in early last fall. The youngest of
at Si. Joseph‘s church. ended last ev— the prize winners is twelve, Ihe oldest
oiling. Tho-"speaker was Rev. Father fifteen, and among the contestants are
tinny, of Greenwich, Conn. The ut» children of live and seven.
lolld'uncc througllohl all the services The sot-0nd purl of Miss l’luneo‘u
of the lriduuln was cxccptmnuly largo. sermon dealt with the importance of
passing on‘llolp. To emphasize this in
each school thorn is to be one of the
children who now has expert known
licwnrc of bonfires! ln notions ho~
lug soul out In llrc wnrdvns from :Ill
over the stale is volt-ed the instrutw
lions to issue no permits for building . beginners 01‘ “1059 WI!” 501 llll" U‘Oll'
tires until we are favored with more ble about their crops. And those Clilln
and plcnly ruin. So dry are the woods (11‘9“ may give {may some seeds con-
und grassy lots, in Nol‘u'nlk there is . ll‘ibulcd by friends. The garden com
great danger of fires spreading and Inittcc docs not give seeds gcllorullw
musing a great deal of damage. [65- llavmg fauna that the contestants
pociully have the firemen in Upper learn more readily by experimenting. f
frequent The audiente were then lIIIitcd iIItoIl
the Library Auditorium. where a our
price awaited Ihein. Mr. Balcom and
This al‘tornoon before Justice F S. the friendly redectoscopc were ready.
Duwleus. of the New Canaan court. with forty sixluntern slides of gardens;
the case of the State against John and childrens markets to show. I
Wusceuzu. of that place, will be There were dcscrihcd twelve view:
heard. Attorney John J. Cullen, 5g of the wonderful house and garden or
VV ashiugtou street, will represent the one of our ltallau lesidents. who bus
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prosecution After nine vents faithful built it all up in his hours after work.
uniting in Italy, two weeks ago Mrs This ‘0 encourage U18 )WOUDEBWI‘S
Uacenza arrived in America, to look Then come 9481“ views 03 “‘9 ChllI
up her husband She found him in dren’s market. and twenty sh. of the
New Canaan, in company with an- children themselves in their gnrdens.I
other strange woman. Mrs.»1)ascen2a These are tremendously intert‘stingI
has brought suit formongupport and and perhaps the excitement oi the an- I
the vase is hound to be one of inteI-I dience mav be imagined when Illt’Yl
est. saw themselves on the screen. The l
_. committee and their good friends. D.
That little shield bearing the 19p: H. Pollard and R. H. Fitch, who tookI
tors “U. S. ” and the words “Postal most of the pictures, had worked out I
Money Order,” which used to be the exhibition and the talk in this \vuyI.
printed on all postal money orders Mr. Fitch took some line views of the}
will again make its appearance ilIlere- market last summer: Mr Pollard VIE-l
on, according to a notice received ited the 26 gardens and took the pic-I I
from the dcpaltment at Washington tures and later, after consultation W1 'tlI‘I
I
by Postmaster Andrew Leary. of the MISS 91111160. made lantern SlideS.
local office. The. use of the shield was, which were out into the regulation
reason is passe parlouts by Gregory. the pho-
git on on the notice for its continuance lographer-
again The shield will be printed InI The garden committire- consisted of
blue ink, rill lime the letters U. S. the chairman, Miss Pinneo, Miss Ferry,I
A” as ll. background and will have Miss Kos’ter, Miss C. E Raymond.I
prlnlod oter them the words “Postal ‘Miss M. S. Wilson and Mrs. P W.
Orllm 'Surcly no one will mls Brooks and Miss Millicent Foster.
rku it fol anvtlling else
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t
- : n: smutnxmm th'rvm AFTER
lilcmbols ot‘ Douglas Fowlel Posh; . KRAKUS TRIAL. ‘ ‘
No 43, and Buckingham Post. No. 12, WILMINTITON. Dot. March .22:—
mild Army of the Republic, 0.! this timomor Miller has signed the re- .
gqulsltion papers for the removal of:
city «have several important eventsIBemmd .Vionttid from Delawale to
the coming year The forty-eighth an“ comicttlon Willi the murder of the
Joseph lcl‘lris and his house-“
keeper on F'olnuury S lint Montvld.
will not he removed fiom this state
'for several dayu Peter Krnkus, his.
friend and accombllc'owln the New
Britain ' murdér, willhc. but on trial
nuactIicut t}. A R. will be held
"her events are the no: tnlman F. X. Tienoy in this citv, on
”I" P” I” “I“ at “a“ IMnrclI a Tho state will probably Use-
I from September 2,7‘11 to 'Montvld as a witness attains; K‘rakus. '
. during which time there on as unaware I: through
IFIISW Inflow on .Pe‘nsyl-I ontvid. which will be some time
I. both man a I.
but neither
All the”
James Dooley, of Stamford, has ta- er 0‘ the children, had come to the res-I
'llen the position as manager recentl)
'vaca Ipd by William F. Lotkwood of done the same, so Instead oftwo prizes.
The and business principles by handing il'
edge. who mum slund l‘t‘lill)’ lo nuclei: ‘8 .
‘ the hair after a low applications, it I”
here tomorltm for the murder of Pal-I I...
I‘ealg. no will be much back to ‘
yesterday was a \isitor with friends in Inue. Stamford, has been visiting with. I himself, he did not a“ the best re tors spelling out her name The Dot
Iphins lookout apparently thought she
'had hoisted the wrong letters. and a
shot was fired to halt her.
As soon as the Santa Clara stopped,
anavy tug ran alongside, and after
a few momenln’ conversation with the
ateamer's captain. she was permitted
Tto continue on her way.
00MB SAGE TEA Ill
HAIR To BARKER IT
“ .111 m
ocrandmother's Recipe to Keep
Her Locks Dark, Glouy. Thick.
The old-time mixture of Stage Tea
'and Sulphur for darkening gray.
streaked and faded hair in grand
mother‘s treatment. and folks are
again using it to keep their hair a
'good, even color. which is quite sen-
sible, as we are living in an age when
a youthful uppearame is of the greatI
est advantage
Nowadays, though. we. dont have
the troublesome task of gathering the
sage and the mussy mixing at home.
All drug stores soil the ready.lo~llsoI
product called “Wyeth's Sage audI
Sulphur Compound" for about 50 cents I
a bottle it is very popular hecauseI
nobody (an discover it has been up I
plied. Simply moisten your comb 01 I
a soft. brush with it and draw this
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a timejby morning the gray
hair disappears, but what daliuhts tllc
indict; with \V‘yoth‘s Sage and Sulphur
that, besides beautifully darkening
also produces that soft lustre
appearance of nbundanre which is so
attractive :boaldes. prevents dandruff.
itching whip and falling hair.
and
HERE’S~ A GET AC-
QUAINTED PROPOSI-
TION.
We invite you to mine in and in~
spcct cur line" or new fresh-trom-
thc‘milss paper select your pat~
torn‘ lot. 119 hang it for you and
then tell yOu what the cost is.
You'll receive the most pleasant
sIIlIlrise of your life and We ll
gain a permanent customer.
The Gorham Co.
10 FIRST ST" EAST NORWI‘ALK.
' Tel. 452.
speciaII Sale
CAREER RUGS
THREE RAYS
A lhckerman It Son
So. Nomalk Pimple 416
“'c (live fifild Green Trading
Shani-ll.
Is the Health 6tYour Eyes
Looked Alter bya Medical
Man-An Ocullsl?
it should be You owe it to your—
self to suck the highest profession-
ill skill.
We recall; the services oi" an (lon-
llst for the benefit of our putrona.
Glasses as low as $2.00.
THAMER
OCULISTB AND OPTICIANS.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford.£>onn.
Open Sat. Evenlnnl. E». 1897.
Weslporl Smell
ilk-eels daily-Cod, Eastern Halibut.
Rock and Buck Slim], Salmon, Fla-us.
Haddock Ik- All. {rt-sh. Not From-In. Sea
lisvulopcs. “or kuuuy uystvrs, Opcr
Long (flame, Round and Long (‘lzunl
in shot], [JDhS‘tPl‘s Saturday.
Culhill’s Bridge, Market
7i North Main Street
Free Dollvery. Phone 108. .
One Look at Our
Teams
and nun “ill plow Ill: ll we we
doing lndmss ill .1 \lZV lllull Cl Ines
on)
“0 will [my you lllgllcst prions
for all Junk and vullso you lilo
lumi inconvonicnco.
h‘rnd II postal or it'lerllono ill
and llllt‘ of our wagons Will Call.
The
Wm. liliron Co. Inc.
III.
ll limvun St.
Normllk (.‘uun.
rm: BEST WAY
When you want to reach
your tradesmen. to get
in touch with friends, or
to do any or all of a
score of other things, is ‘
not by any means to put
on your duds and walk
or ride to them.
A TELEPHONE
T.‘ Costing loss 901 day
than one at those round
trips, brings those whom
you wish to teach to
mo and thus saves time
for othcrimportant mate
icrs that urgently (Ie~
round your attention.
HAVE 393; A TELEPHONE
IN yous-nous?
Corset Covers
A now [incur mrsot oovrt‘s lace
Imd embroidery trinimtxi at 250,
3130 nnd i590 ‘ . ~ I
Collars
A large variei‘y of new neckwear
in all the latest ctyles.
'I("(1"ul‘FIl..... .I:L. .., .50, 50c, 750
‘ (.‘ollm- & Cali Jo. 500, 150. ill
. title, one, 800.
5‘ out-es, ;.
, It creates pinched net-van and pain in
‘ imbl.
» turn of the oplne‘.
: amt livid; the Chiropractor II chann-
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The New Scion...
JEFINITION 0F CHIROPRACTIC
Ullirppnctic is the definition or the
vanes of the diocese and the art or
Initiating the sand. Dinettes la cam
ad by to wrench, twist or sprain in
die hack. Even If done in 131111th
star lite mute diner-uni organs and
Chimproctoul remove the canals oi
linens and pain, heidth is remodel:
hrougn harmonizing Ilia norm on
tom: in your body. Female trouble;
man special attention: use curve
You will never to
to help you. -
Marmot.» momenta tired also
Graduate from runner fiction. the
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Most Extraordinary Values in 0'
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V ittor Gray Ware lralld. ‘rllalaliltttl a lh’UlllItl)’ pure; Cl
some Items worth up to $1 25 i ,.
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Special 25c each
SALE STARTS AT 9 A. M
How are a few of the items that will an c
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V'Ull llltlllt‘
l7 Qt. Dish Pans 14 0t \\ :lltr Pails 3.
.20t. toti’cc Iioilcrs X and ltl()t. lit-11in Kettles 3.
(1 Qt Say ”I, (m cred Sauce Pans. W
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Covered Roasters .
3 (ll. ltd Kcttlcs, 2 ()t. Rico lloilcrs and many
I) big minus.
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>0 28 32 South Main St. South Norwalk. Conn. 3
:3. v»; 300;»;00; «30;»;99 3a.”... 3” w».«.».« . «.90.»... ”.”.”::$
The City National Bank
COMM AN DIN G!
Some people command success—»~otllors wait for it
Those who command sutccsc arthc um-
and seize it.
A Bank Account here will develop business instincts and
acquaintance. a. .
Why not identity yourself with this Bank and gel into a position to
COMMAND YOUR SUCCESS?
5 who uni-ll tor oIvlwn'tIllliiy
a helpful
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A New Line Of
MEN’S LOW SHOES
with white rubber. soles.
In BLACK or TAN
CALI. IN AND SEE THEM
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
South N orwalk
“— SPECIALS -
Dclicious Creamery Butter, a lb
u n-a..-.v-»..
.s-
Strictly Fresh Eggs, adozen ,_ 23¢
Autocrat Coffee, 30c can cut to 28¢
28¢}
24 come: 31-3551;
EAST nouwnuc
Process Editor, in prints ..
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ALLEGH E NY COLLEGE CELEBRA-
anvmtir. Pm, Murcia agrarian
national lenders from all parts of the
Jul
suitors into it's curriculum its place
will begin June 22 Among the speak
are will be Rey. Dr. William H Craw-
ford, President of the Allegheny Col-
oh
2 Dean Ch'hrlea H Rankine, of Harvard
' - . c ' .Un
. fl Walhlngton so. So". Not-walk. cone;
Finley. IComnllIsaion‘el" 6t ‘ Education “or ‘
, New York State;
. President of Brown University. {LP
(Il'laxtpn.a
VT”?
1‘0 SUE FOR. IIFWIRD FOR
BRIS \IURIHLRER
Nili'f BRITAIV, Narcil 22. «this;
ole five rluimants of the $2 300 r
word which has been offered for tho:
nlll‘E‘SI. and conviction of. the murder-“
Ion of Rev. Joseph Zébris and hit?
housekeeper Miss Em Gilmtmoitisl -
Threo of them have pooled their in~
toreats and engaged Counsel to sue for 4
the amount. in case IBarnaId Montvld
is convicted. ‘
These men are Letter. Calrlel Bel
hard Lynch and flange and W1
Dobson. who own the tenement in
which Monvld and Krakus lived whllo
in this city. 'l‘héy have engugod "Luv.
"yer Joseph Woods to look after their
interests.
u
TlON
Q
:ntry will gather at the centennial-
‘uhrotlcu of Allcgllcnyjcmlego in
to, to Tdéscus; college matters-
ong‘which: will he a plan for the
ntiaz'dlzntiun of courses or studl'.
(I program for the conference will
deleted to the ideals and achieve-
nth or the American College, what
education and lid future. Sessions
M'GX GOES HOME WITHGU’I‘ l.‘
'I‘IIAVKS 0F ANGLE lIUlKflu. :
in the cxcitemcnt attendant lip.
,tho acuuittnl of Mrs. Halon ML Anglo
literally; Provost Edgar F. Smithy tho Jurors wore allowed to :go homI
Pennsylvania University; John H. 'Wlthnui bt‘lfig Worked by the
9; Abraham W Harris,- President‘I
the Northweotern University;
of Ii Jury trial, for tho churt y
few words to the jurors in apprecia-v‘
tion of their duties. When the var-
dict Was announced ic‘rldny , ‘ :
. Williams found hiinsoli lnmip ’
. Iresiofed. Ho alt
W "H. .9. Minnow
New York State a Commit
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