" When you hear the Fire Alarm at
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“Wadi EIGHT . “ransom nmmmmmm unmanaa . FRIDAY. MARCH 26. 1915
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WARNING? ree_ Saturday -Ffee
AN INDIVIDUAL PACKAGE 0“!" WASHINGTON.
CORN CRISPS TO EVERY PURCHASER.
Santa“ 0rangesl7i25.
{Sit Potatoes 150 pk.
SPECIAL SALE OF SMOKED MEATS.
ARMOUR‘S SMOKED STAR HAMS
Shoulders III/20 lb 180 per lb.
Pure Lard ' Compound Lard
I121-20 lb. . llc lb.
‘ - 'ABBAGE
IlaiIcaen 5C lb- gc per lb.
night 3
'Tls a warning. I
When smoking ruins mark the site. ‘
'Tis a warning.
So let this remind you, as you read. I
if you trout losses would be freed, I
Insurance is the thing you need.
'Tis a warning.
GOUTH NORWALK rnusr co. I
BUILDING, I
Telephon. 1230
George Bums" ot‘Xen Canaan, “as
dist barged from the \Ul‘\\all\' Hospital I
yesterdaL
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*Hats for Easter. O'Brien‘s. I
rl‘here will be a meeting, this even-I
lug of the Bridge Construction com-
mittee. Regular business will be.
transacted. . . p I
The regular neekly 'sltort calendar
:.essiotts in the Bridget)”t courts are OVEN FRESH NEW
being attended today by the majority YALE TOAST I BUTTER 12c lb
of Not-walk attorneys. 3 LBS. 25¢ ’ PEANUT .
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Mrs. William .1. Poster. of liefd
street. has returned from Boston. af-
ter a three weeks“ visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Iii. W. Sparks.
__ 15 Stamps FREE with 1 pound
East ““3003, mamas-sat
Coffee THE TALK on THE
TOWN. TRY SOME.
l ‘si’uit‘ié‘ttidi‘lusu EGGS 230 a doZ.
10 Stamps FREE with the iollowlng
r-Easter Hats. O‘Brieu's.
The fifth of the special Friday night
services will be held at St. Paul's to-
night, with Rev. R. l). llatclt as the
preacher. All are cordially invited to.
come ‘
Claiming he was bl" Six "mmm‘om‘ I 1 pkg. Farina ..................................... 10¢
and that the farmer for whom he uork- k k C n Puffs 15¢
ed in Orange. (‘0nn.. punched anti 1 p g' Qua er or """"""""""""" .
abused him. Joseph Ragello. a half. I pkg Fitted Prunes .............................. 12¢
wilted youth front New .vork city. this 1 pkg. Seeded Raisins ............................. 12¢
mornins begged Judge Keogh to (“5- ~ Mm. Mince Meat ............................... 10¢
fhatrg: 111:"; ROS“; :fihl‘uf'fofigg ‘. not. Ammonia ....................... ~ .......... 10¢
as ngt 0c e g o .
new... Clerk James A. Brown, 0.. t bot. Blutng ..................................... 10¢
the Board of Charities, furnished 1 pkg- Blad‘ Pepper ------------------------------ 510¢
transportation to his home itt New
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W 7-.....“ , as I). la ea ompany
Ofllcer Wallace R~ Sa-mmls, at 1:40 ' .
o‘clock, this morning. arrested Paul 125 Washington St Tel. 371 .' So.‘Norwalk.
Seratanl. on South Main street, charg-
ed utth ilttoxltatlon Judge datum”-
Keogh. this morning, fitted him 35 00. I , _- .m ._._.,
The driver of an engim’ 01’ 1* WWI MARCUS sues FOR INSURANCE st] ktm. RE timer) or BROTHER
which “as to stop at the South Nor- The Randall Block, on Van ZitntI FROM Tlildt ("0t N1“) HOME
walk railroad station last eveningdgtreet enjoys the distinction 0! being _.._,_
was forced to apply the brakes and intoll'ed in more law- suits titan any ‘Jmlct (‘oughlln \lakts l'lca Beta-1-
stop short because of the condition of other building in Sorts-milk I (:::::':_Nlh‘;“:‘r‘"r"r :T‘T‘l": ”m“
Schuyler Taylor Of White Plains, Na Samuel Marcus, owner of the in" I ltltlthllf‘tflt'I? Mar zrgdiiwgm.
Y.. who “a s reeling about the platformItory in the Randall block, which was Inns more striking incident 0! genuine.
and threatening to fall onto the tracks gutted as the result of [n'e first fire brotherly love (tune in the attention
A Wm m... .0 1...... m u. u... this. 2:223:33: in:
and Oilicer John H. Smith locked the was incendiary. has brought BUII:.r..I.Dned MMMNu“4.03:1..th vrms
man up This morning he was final! against the insurance company Who recently brought to the attention or
35-00 1)) Judge Keogh Officer Smith had Wtittenfl policy amounting to Judge Paul Miller of the probate
last evening also arrested for drunk: $300 or 5900 on the contents of his: court tnd Peter committed to tho
enuess’ Jon“ IHartwlck, 0f Monroe ShOD I32:35:12“32::90inm:3:;:;1kbnftlhsrf‘
street Judge Keogh sentenced Hart I The insurance company has retuaedI Dominick aged 19. attempted .0
wick to ten days. but because of his to turn over tlte amount of the policy, provide for himself and his younger
nervous condition. allowed him to go. and it is said it is doubtful whether b;otp§r. ttgedkla onhthc paltry sum
to Naraane Hattie for a rest. I MI" Marcus M” be successful in inak- Illlltslrfll‘.a Elhiliugwnhclntdidicuhlr‘tghlzst:
lng a collection He was obliged ‘°.mcet the expense he was forced to
Yr—“f ' _.______,____C_, fi- collect or bring suit Within 8 year 01' gnoek the assistance of the tounty in
SPECIAL THIS WEEK. the policy would be outlawed The ‘protlding support for his brother.
Seeks Peter’s Release
SLOAN'S LINIMENT. first Randall block ilrepccurred just Yesterday ludgo Thomas C.
' Ia ‘6‘" ago "9’“ Sunday (‘oughlin appeared before the county
- . This is tlte secondtsuit in which Mr ncntmlssloncrs in behalf of Dominick
2.56 Size """""""""" I5CI Iliiocurio seeking the release of the
Marcus has figured as the direct re- f
' ~ ' ____________ C it fills fire He refused .0 paylm attcr'a brother rent the. home. It
SOL stze H. ' 35 S“ o 1 ' Iappcars that Dorttlnltk and Peter
the MetrODOIlmn SGWIDB Machine have another brother James. of
I‘Company. of New York, for the ma- ‘Wairficlti. who has come to their as-
Ichines they installed a short time be- """"‘""- ""d has “New I0 help
Stillson-Powell CO!" oration ~ - Dominick support Peter. The fact
I) lfore the tire. and as a result he was that Peter was bang support”. a. a
.9 WASHINGTON STREET_ sued by this 001111)“!!!- Icharitablo institution weighed heavily
I on the mind of Dominick. and he
Isought out his older brother for help.
Judgo Coughlin made a strong ap—
pcal before the commissioners yes-
terday with the result that Mrs. M.
:5 N ' I H. Fbrd has been delegated to in-
‘. a e. owcrs vestlgate the conditions at Domin-
- . ick‘s home and report to the board
whether or not it is a. fit place for
I AI Work the rearing of Peter. ’
“Ii-.When the morning paper carries '
‘ this headline do you read the next MflIHER II: ”Inn’s“
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$1.00 size ..... 65c
few lines a little anxiously?
kind are being opened every night in
the. year, You have no right to as“
some tltatYOURs can not be opened.
or that YOUR office will not be vis-
lf Croce. Feverloh. concilpated. Give
"California Syrup of Plan."
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty
their bowels. which bbcome clogged
stomach tour, 4 . -
Play’oafc. As a business man. you
don't believe i nrlaks. Keep your vi-
tally important papers in the vault
at the
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coated. or your-child ll listless. crow.
feverish. breath bad, radical. doc-n“!
out heartily full at cold or has sore
throat or nny other chlldm'o Ill-
unt. give it too-mini of "Collier
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Friday and Saturday Specia ..
.3. ...I;:::;,=.. " $9 Willow Chair or Rocker $4. 95
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Willowcraft
Full size chairs or rockers. fittest grade of willow, extra strong, the fittest furniture for
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.t’ “PORCH BEAUTIFUL” ever produced at a price never before heard of. $4.95 for Friday ‘
”I and Saturday only If cushion for seat and back is desired, $1.00 extra, made to order. '
H Selection of crctottne 0r tapestry. E
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It .151. 00 Matting Covered Dress Suit Cases Friday and Saturday 58c
II Full sixt. 24 inches long, 13 inches wide, 7 inches deep: strongly rc-inforced with brass. locks and two brass corners. Q
\ Friday and Saturday only One to a Customer 58c
I: Sterling Refrigerators of
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Sanitary, Durable and Economical. Every one guaranteed to give satisfaction or money
L (Q refunded. :\ refrigerator that costs less to run than any other on the market. “by? Con—
. strttctiou. Come in and let us explain. 50 different sizes. Sch-ct from $4.95 to $40.00,
é Deferred Payments may be arranged.
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Sterling Furniture Co. I
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bowels, and you have a well. playful .” ‘5. :‘P ‘. . --; . < . . . . - _
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child again A thorough inside 5'” “3......uz.»...»go1:«:»,«:oo.o::«. .00.»:«.».”.”:,....0..o.....O”.“..
Icleanaing" is ottlmea all that is neceo '
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.sary. it should he the first treatmentu‘ .3.
Igiven in any sickness. I 00 .
I Beware ot countortelt 'flg syrups ”
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Ask your druggist tor a 504cm bottleI
toi' California Syrup Iof Figs," whichI. g:
Ihas full directions tor babies child~I
ran at all ages and tor grown upsI ..
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her the key to the bread-‘n' " I.. .8.
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OttrOCULIST will examine our 7” Showin all tltatis rr tc , ' ‘
Gym“ WNW“ “ham". and rzme- 1030 Styles ()th the seasonffill Ltllca‘fgtiif'2‘d Idlgrgnfrfrt imregrteih {fr-Eds in tile mOSt fashionable 3"
tly this trouble with properly ilt- p g’ c u mg 53“ g taupe, gray, tan, 9.
ted glasses. ." black, and white. also tv ltitc with black embroidery attd black with white cmbrmdery.
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Chic Neckwear, Collars, Vestees,
Guimpes‘ Etc.
smartly designed of lace, organdie, pique and other fashionable materials. Also new line
of Crepe de Chine l‘ies tn exceptionally pretty shades.
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OCULISTB AND OPTIClANS.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamtord, Conn.
Open eat. Evenlngl. Est. 1897.
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Seeour Slllflft Spring Clothes! .3. All the staples as it ell as a tilde range of the choicest designs and most exclusive novel-
Spring's Newest Things for Men .3. ties now in vogue.
New Fabrics, New Colors, New Pat- :
terns, New Styles and Good. Big ‘3’
Values—the '-beat that. can be *9?
bought. Smart. Snappy. Attractive 0.0 AN. INTERESTING DISPLAY OF
Clothing that will delight any man._ 00‘ - . . . - .
And eyer f th re klr I '
We.5;:3;flj;xgflg;;_m ,3: Watsts, Petticoats, Girdles, Muslin
13; Underwear, Corsets and other
m I" Dress Accessories
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Theatre Building. 25 N. Main St.
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George. L Wood-ad. Tumor“ b a m- tum all t W
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EASTER VACATION
Sea'l‘rlpse-Clydé line
April I'm 11. inch-Ive. N. Y. to
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