'runsnsv. MARCH 30. 1915
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FANCY IOXEI
RIBBON CANDV
”CIAL WWII.
PEANUT IRITTLI
HIRED CANDY
CORNUCOPIA.
CANDY BASKET.
CANDY CANE.
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FRESH BAKED GOOD.
CUP 0F COFFE, TEA
COCOA OR MILK. do
SANDWICHES Is
lane's Bakery,
51 W
Street.
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Edward Shay. of Stamford. is in this In. Jun-I Flynn. at Union Park.
city today on business.
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The quarterly meeting of the Kel— it". It. Val Daron will give his
only A. s, will be held on Thursday tenth locum this evening at
evening.
Mrs. Benjamin Hillier. of Center
avenue, is confined to her home with
an attack of the grippe.
Bernard Natteford. of Main street.
uéhier at the National Biscuit com-
pany's local office. spent the week-end
at his home in .\'orwalk.---l)anbury
News.
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John lloruu. of Norwalk, represent—f
ing the Little Dandy Vulcau‘tzing (20.:
act that city, is spending a few dayse
‘i‘ntowp‘pu business.—Bethel column.’
lug Co.—Bethei column, Danbury
News " z
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Daniel F. Mulvihii gunner. U. S, N.,‘
left this morning‘ftf Brooklyn, N. Y.,"
to report for duty at the torpedo;
works of the E. W. Bliss Manufactur-
ing Co.—Bethei Column. Dunbar]
News. l i
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Thomas Mason will leave on April
15th for the West. He will stop at St.
Iaouis on the way out to the Panama
Exposition. "Ted" Brotherton is think-f
ing about accompanying him. but. as
yet has not definitely made up his
mind.
-—Fcrtilizer at Raymond Brothers. '.
I.
Lawrence llealy has given up the
‘carpenter business and formed part
.nership with Michael Racoanelii to
3Conduct an ice business. They have
ordered a. Barker truck which is ex‘
pected to be ready for service about
the first of April.
Norwalkers who own cottages at
Fairfleld Beach or go there in the
summer will be interested to know
that William White. 0. Bridgeport
builder, is now engaged in construct:
ing thirty cottages at the beach. some
1)! which he hopes to have ready for
occupancy this summer. \
' Secretary-Treasurer Robert P. Cun-
Jilngham, of the State ‘Branch of the
Federation of Labor. and some other
prominent local labor men wll attend
the hearing before the labor commit~;
ittee of the general assembly on Wed-l
nesday. on the bill which is designed
to change a portion of the system 0!
fiber employed in metal buffeting and
polishing. The bill was introduced at
the request of the Federation of Lub-
or and the claim is made that under.
the present system of metal working
the health of the workers is endang-f
.ered.
«c—HOMEMADE HOT csoss suns;
.piain or frulted. Order now. Delivery!
Squires, 22 No. Main St. Phone 435.
" 3‘61”“ which i” to be held in Hartford, 3 New York is conducting the case for
' AP"! ”a WV“ at Foot Guard the plaintiff, assisted by Attorney Wil-
There is one safe way to avoid .7;
trouble and loss of your estate-
by making a Will and choosing 33
a competent, skilled and re- "
sponsible executor.
Executorship
thiswork.‘ Weinvitaconsultn-
‘tioawithontcharps. Huston
.uyonrdsflmvroeanlm
~Ie-lhflmnqnmuonl
Twas a visitor ”I Now "we“ ”Ste" pen if a member did not attend the,
manner of the 0'10“ 0‘ Gm" mm" 3 met Shuniey ‘and that the latter told
‘. there I'll] be I smoker at the Ho‘ellsmith. Fairfleid. Henry mun-km.
“m m cu Lava-i. with
Fertilizers
Sheep Manure. Superphosphate. Potato Manure. Ground
Nun-I- d it! Bone, Agricultural Lime, Land Plaster, Nitrate Soda. Bam-
f. I. m w yard Manure. ,
% RAYMOND BROTHERS
not: w. mound — —M_—*—_ .
measures Wm"
WM BUN-9"“! Freda sou—Cod. Fasten lass-l.
It w on 811 Rock and Buck stun. sun-on. stats.
T¢~m M“..- ”3- mmtsnrmwammu
W Roekasvay torsion, Opes:
Long Clams. Round and In. (1am
in Shell, [abusers my.
Cufbill’s WMH’M
mwmhveyonrpmu‘c ia-
flsn’s Studio
0' 4 Bill“! uAm eraser. 7‘ NW ““3 W 3
Free Delivery. Mono 1”.
No nu wiles either.
The Data (link will meet with
coitus-111nm
sun lull u milll
Thursday at 3 o'clock.
7 : 30
Baptist l
o'clock. in the Norwalk
(Continued from First 1’ e)
Chm a“
__._........ ireland in 1880 and utter staying in
George P. White. the bicycle repair‘ New York for a couple of weeks. oh-
man of the First District. yesterday; lained employment as a hatter and up
completed Ink sixteenth year in lhs' to the time of his discharge in 1909,
m ‘ i had done no other kind of work.
” “‘l; During the years he worked as a.
Ilrs. Anna [looting of West Main. hatter. Connera was employed in al-l
street. will move tomorrow to Long} most every but factory in Danbury.lle
Island City where she will reside inlalso worked in Bethel. New Milford
the [m :and South Norwalk. He said he went
.____.._ jto work for the liawes. Von Gal Com-
Charle- MeCnrthy, who has been; puny in Danbury, late in 1908, and
out West for the past seven years, re! remained with that concern until Jan-
turned totho home of his parents, on usry 15, 1909. At that time. he said
Center avenue, yuterday. there was a strike and when he went
...____. back to work early in the following
June, there was an agreement that
after 90 days, the factories were to
employ none but union men. He said
he was a member of Local No. 10.
llllted Hatters of North America in
1909.
The witness told of having met the
Thomas Riordan is improving after
an attui of rheumatism. He has been'
laid up for the past two weeks. but is
now able to be about the house.
The meeting. last evening, of Doug- .
ins router hat. a. A. ll.. was held in?
their new rooms. in the Swarts &.defendant, Connoliey. and how the
Corbett blush. on wnshington street. . latter told him he was foolish not to
Regular hashin- was transacted. ‘ pay the 13 per cent. on his wages and
. _lhat ills check would be sent to the
national officers ill New York. The
witness said he worked through the
90 days and that one day in Septem-
ber. 1909. John Sllanley, a foreman,
:told him that he expected trouble.
Shallley was a member of the union.
latter in the day. the witness said.
about 100 men stopped work and
went into another room. He ex-
plained that a “shop call" had been
made which meant that when a com-
pluiui was made to the steward. the
latter could call a meeting. The
witness was asked what would hop-i
James “Butler" Sheehau. of South.
street. he! returned to his home and‘
friends in this city after a short but"
interesting enough hip to nearby cit-
ion.
The Home banquet will be held ‘0"
night in the Hotel Mahackelno. There
will be plenty of good things to eat‘
and intercom speech-making. A rec-'
ord breaking crowd is expected to be\
on land.
John W. Sculley, of Monroe street.
day. when! he '39 3" interested “81' meeting. and replied that any member
tor at “10 trial of “‘9 C""“eh‘VD‘m”not attending would be fined. Ness
bury hattm 0.80 being tried at 1h“ mls steward at the time.
place, MW Judge Curtis. Connors testified that he did
attend the meeting, but that later on
M"- Gertrude laubscher McAuliffe. ‘ 11 lllessenger told him he was wanted
or 13111183130“. who was formerly “.downstairs and he went. He said he
5 [lot
pal (march. I!“ been engaged as first . him he would have to quit work as
alto in the double quartctte 0‘ thelhe men were going home. Later he
lmmnnunl Wrefluom‘ Church. said he met Connolley. who informed
“N110”. which ‘9 ”‘1’“ one of the fin. : him that ills check was in New York
eta musical circulations in ”13‘ city. . and that the executive committee
jwould deal with it.
The WM “Mt "dump" situation‘ Conners testified that he told Con-
will this evening be “11'3“th 0‘“ “t a nolley that he intended bringing suit
filled“ amnion ‘0 be held in the coun- for damages and that Connolley re-
d] (2th It eight 0'01““ between plied he would stand back of any suit
tail to pay us a visit.
Attorney he!) Davis. representing which was brought against the union.
John Hellman. members 0f the City.‘ The witness returned to the factoryI
001m“. and other interested parties-‘01, October 18. upon the advice of l
Some definite P18113- at this meetinz'loounsel. When he asked Foremant
are to he 1011!!th concerning _‘h°.Shanley for some work, the letter, he.
"dump" which ‘1“ been Charadenwdlsaid. refused to give it to him. Then:
a nuisance. he went to Mr. Von Gal. an ofllcer of‘
_...,.. t m C “ecu-the concern, and the letter sent for
Nor-walk members 0 a on Shunley and had a talk with him. Mr.
cut M Dental AasociatiimlhargflalJVM Gal ordered that he be given
this time planning to atten e V work.
first annufl convention of this organ», Attorney Walter Gordon Merritt of
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Hall— A week! 18W"? 0f ”19 come”, liam A. Reddin-of Bridgeport. Attor-
fi‘m will he “'3 lessons in making “11" neys Howard Taylor of Dan-bury and
WM ““5““ indentures. The Charles Lockwood of Stsm'ford are
M 3m 0"“ Hygienists-00,31,591 for the defendants.
M till 81" public demon-j The jury is as follows: Adolph
ntntlm 1‘ “IO proper methods 0f.stirn. Bridgeport.- Elmer S. Andrews.
m and cleaning the teeth. In:Easton; Ambrose Marsh, Easton; Ed-
Iddiflon to the business meetinss; ward Osborn. Falrfield—: David 0.
Bond with an entertainment iGreenwloh; Winfield s. Baxter, New
Canaan; Merritt :B. Carpenter. Stam-
ford; Stiles S. Stevens, Stamford:
Charles H. Lally. Stratford; George A.
Porter. Stratford. and William H.
Brinsmade, Trumbull.‘
new. “I!“ P. Taylor, of Green-
wich. In running on the Independent
field (1 that place. to be elected as
Warden. The election is .to be held
within I“! do”. Rev. Mr. Taylor is
"vents-In h Nor-walk asiast year
humuanumber of Pro-
—NOT FEELING “JUST RIGHT."
When you get tired early in the
unsus- my nun held in this city.
ands-now spoke .in new
std at Hall. at Washington St.
Amman-den is tobs
build h M 6. Inckwood. of the
W Motoring Company. on
his I. j I‘M avenue. The
‘uu‘sI—m no. r. s. 14011.0!
thoriahtmsans o! mm;
them. Moiuvitomtosanud
hikovsryourmobio-smu.
South Nomad:
day, have an overfull feeling, are bli-
lous. have bad breath or duller from
indigestion or constipation you. will
use Foley o‘athartic Tablets quick
and comfortable in action; They are
wholesome and health giving. Mr. L.
L Levy. Green Bay. Wis. says: “They
do.not grips and their oilect is quick
and sure. The finest cathartic fallen
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yonroall. annual lad. 8’! run
WALL PAPER
of every quality and pattern,
price and quantity, can be found
here. Begin the Fosterswsoxl'
right. if you are thinking about
re—dccoratillpr your house don’t
We have
designs that
discrimin-
SOIllt‘ cxclusivc
will please the most
atillg.
The Gerbil—m— Co.
10 FIRST 8T., EAST NORWALK
Tel. 45!.
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the dolnitlon of the
umolthodissuoandthearto
adjusting the same. Bissau is out
sdbyswmcmtvmtorsprainin
die back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later lite In the dlilorsnt cream and ;
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve an
term in your body. “male troubles
Itven special attention; also curve
turn of the spine. You will never to
not giving the Chiropractor a chaos.
to help you.
lunatic treatments given also.
1‘. Francis. D. C.
N Washington lines. Not-walk, Conn
Graduate from "Palmer School. to.
discount.
Easter
N eckwear
Vestees in Lawn and Organdy .....
25 and 50o
Lace Calllll's. in white and ecru..
5°C to $1.50
Lace Collars. a white and corn. . ..
25 and 50c
Plain and Embroidered Collars. . . .
25 to 75¢
Large assortments of Crepe Wind-
sore Tics, in all colors 25 and 50::
J. i. Mallelle
Cue Time To
Do it is
Now
IF YOUR mind is half made
up to buy a gas range, remove .
the remaining doubt by thinking
of last Summer and the many
days when your kitchen was like
a burning furnace. The gas
range never overheats the kitch-
en. A telephone message or a
postal will bring our representa“
tivc. Why not send for him to—
day? '
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United Electric
Light '38: Water
Company
W
son's’nly used mm a pasta! or
phone to' Samuel. Jails, mos-soi- to
Wm. mud, and. ”gym lot a real!
market for things which you don’t
want, such as rags, papers. bottles,
rubbers. soup-Iron. metals. leather
bedss‘sp‘ssi’aity. Ws'snlwsiflns for
loom
Come here for your
EASTER attire
loll
Easier Waisls
EASTER NECKWEAR
EASTER GLOVES
EASTER HOSIERY
Come to Us.
A. some. a 8011
W- Give $1! Green Trading
stamps.
Get Your”
Easier Suit
At One-Half Price at Our Selling
Out Clothing Sale.
P. 0. Block 50.1“»th
.m—
For Easier
Fancy China. Cut Glass. Dinnerware.
Glass Punch Bowls, Brass Jardinieres.
Fern Dishes. Vases. Flower Pots. Etc.
Louis Avrick'
PAGE SEVEN
“mrz’s
Special Sale oi Shapes
FOR WEDNESDAY
79c, 99c, $1.49
EASTER SHOES
For men, women and children. The
very latest last and leathers in
Tan or Black
. See our line oi oxiords and pumps
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN.
South Norwalk.
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0. B. Jackson -
Optician
_ Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
II WALL ITREIT
NOIWALK
PHONE 43:
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Albert F. Gellebe
25 WEST WASHINGTON 3T.
Phone 1069-2.
Prompt Delivery. South Norwaik
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Your Teeth
l mu doing it for others ct‘cry day
Ninety per cent. of the people have
i‘yorrhea or Riggs Diseasc---a terri-
bio' and dangerous mouth and tooth
infection that destroys teeth. gums
and jaws, endangers health. mind
and powers. .
SORE TEETH, FOUL BREATH. 1)]-
SEASED GUMS.
nrc symptoms of this dread discuss.
For year.- it has been considered in-
curable. I have perfected a simple
.llOME TREATMENT.
by which you can make your mouth
healthy. save your teeth. and health
and avoid the expense and torture of
the dental chair. _
Come in for FREE Consultation.
If you have Pyorrheu, gingivitis.
receding gums; elongated. loose or
twisted teeth, soft. spotted or spongy
gums. foul breath. bad taste on" teeth
that hurt when you chcw you need
my advice.
Dr. J. ii. Mallory
16 80. MAIN 8T., 80. NORWALK.
HOURS—9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Sundays by appointment.
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330:,
Dava’s‘
Phone 410
‘ Best
Butter
AN INDEX To
HEALTH
When one is not conscious of any ‘
part of the body, it is presumed to
benormal. ’
Do your eyes ache or give you any
trouble?
Very few have perfect eyes.
Let our Ocullst examine your eyes
and prescribe for them if they are
not right.
. , THAMER
icyuusr. opraoMsTnlsl-s Ann.
osrlclms. " I ‘ -
87 Atlantic Square. Stamfordfionn.
Open an. Evening. ’2». 1m.
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fig: 134-136 Washington St. South Norwalk k:
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New EASTER Sails
”$9.98 - $14.98- $17-93. ,—;;-
Values $15. to $25”
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