s
f“
walk steamboat Company will be held
this afternoon. '
is about to open an oifice‘ here—Stam-
12rd Advocate.
‘ , «Almond Meyers, or New York, is
visiting with his uncle. .lames Bates,
" at West Norwalk.
”molestation to the Stamford hos~
" isltul tor treatment.
turd.» entertained
11!;1ends last evening.
[my Street, will open; after the
"spring recess, on Wednesday morning,
on! this week
*0! time Dancing until 1 a. m. Armory.
“ Robert and Jack. who have been spend.
dug a few days in New York city, left
“‘Norwali; clergyman. A jolly time is.
g 1' cleric.
L I, has been repealed by the legislature-
“unease locally. but each season sev
1‘ guru! claims have been made upon the:
:‘iledfor taxes slain within the limits of.
‘1 m town;
“ aunts Norwalk attended the morning
' "lust-vice at the Congregational Church
, masher-s
1 Hall! Street. Mr. Gleason was a former0
‘millclal of this churcn.~—
" imaged-leer.
" matters or administratloo is at‘ {I ‘
your service. , g 1‘
nixed saucy . ,. ..
: com» .1 1
W
canny hackers ...
candy canes .
ram sexes m
we or cases. m
cocoa on mug so
sauowmuss. 5o
Luna's ”no
one u. 11mm ‘ "V ”
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an.“ m solunuo
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21H.” m; bums. out.
The adjourned meeting of the Non
Dr. J. A. Meek. formerly at this city,
Mrs. James Bates. of West Norwalk,
”...-.1.
Jack Henley ”or Worth Street, Stam-
South Norwalk
“ sun-r I w.-
81.:JOseph's Parochial School. on
~TKONIGHT, McENNELY'B
ESTRA.
Concert. Everything new and ahead
ORCH-
‘ Mrs. Robert M. Wolfe and sons,
today for Atlantic City. to remain
this week.
.
The weather report for March shows
that it was the truest in Connecticut
in man! years. The snowfall was only
seven one-hundredth of an, inch and .-
there was practically uni-rains.
Charles E. Olsen, proprietor of a
grocery store at Georgetown. among
whose creditors were Norwalk con~
earns, has made application for a dls— .
theme from bankruptcy and a hearing
.1: to be held in Bridgeport on May 1.
The Rev. William H. Wakehnm,.re~
tiring pastor of. the First Methodist
Episcopal church. of South Norwaik,
5.1111... tendered a isrewell dinner. this
awning. under the auspices of the
being planned in favor of this popular
_ ‘The law placing a bounty upon taxes
The fox bounty has not been a heavy
:fmwn treasurer for payment of boun-
Mrf and Mrs. Frank H. Gleason, or
Just Sunday. The remainder of the
day was spent with Mrs. Henry B.
at Hillside Cottage. North
mopular citizen of :New Canaan and0
New Canaan
1...
, BM!
; m ~
Nonorou
1111s. u. rm... has'moved 19
um Heights is beginning to
practicum
Jack bum has purchased a 1915
. Mrs. nail-min It. Raymond was a
guest in SW Thursday.
Pictures I! the Passion Play were
shown at tho Congregational Church
‘rldaynislfl.
Dr. H. B. Brown, pastor of the Con.
gregallonnl Church, has purchaseda
Ford tuning car. ‘
Postmaster- Y. 1. Austin has chang—
ed his residence from Maple avenue
in Newton avenue. .
Chesler Wood, or lhrien, has rem,-
ed mohaifd'lr. Bolton's house on
Hoyt strut M George Andrews has
rented the other half.
The Newton Heights Dramatic Club
is rehearsing a three—act comedy,
“Tornnkins'a Hired Man," to .be given
the latter part of April.
The summer -msidenls of this sect-
ion have commenced sending up bag-
gage preparatory to occupying their
collagen [or the sum.
The uni Atlantic and Pacific Tea
. (.ompuny's clue has been opened or;
Railroad "mac. and is attracting
many of the townsfolk.
William aloe and family have mov-
ed to East Norwalk where Mr.“ Moe
will cortduutastore similar to the
one he recently sold at Newton
Heights.
The combined choirs of St. Luke‘s
Church of Newton, and the Methodist
Easter cantata at the latter church,
Sunday, at 7:30 p. m.
Paul Boheino (It New
11 store in his former location next
month.
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ayton’s 1512 mm.
W
sister to W. H.
city.
Admmlsu‘alion
The company is organised to
the administration and mousse
meat oi estates. It has omen.
', trained 11361- tbat with: work, ..
Ymul’lans
for your estate and for: your j.
heirs placed midlands would:
be carried through successfullyg
Administration is swirls audio-1:
portsnt subject. call and tilk it '
over with he. Consultation costs '
ft ‘ Thodsmiling d cm LeRoche was
9”; threats-d with destruction by fire
113ml partly in Men Friday The No-
ed out “53.de the fire was
ms; anathema Abbott, of Mid-
dlebury, M a school teacher in
this town. who untried to Allen Judd
Clark at that town. on, Thursday.
Mulch 26. m were married in Mid-
dlebm'y, who they will make their
home. nuns- a trio! bridal tour
which swept. though a stretch of
woods tint nus partly in Glenbrool;
ram m mummy was call-
‘Mnoddnc. Out-Witt
controller
men» all!!! More any serious
‘ " ’ . ”in: no the woodland.
film'—
Mbhwflfll Newton
3“ needy-v by a meeting
Episcopal Church of Dorian, gave an
York, who
formerly W a store on Hawes
avenue. has been visiting friends in
Norolon Heights. He plans id to open
The um Heights Fire Com-
pany (nine ofl‘ victors in the pool
tournament with Rowayton. last Fri-
day night's beglnlng the deciding
game. Normal won by 78 points, with
secure of 16000 points against Row.
Elias III-Md. Wilhelmina Arthur.
fthe Glcnhm‘ok section of V’Darlen,
Arthur, the Stamford
contractor; was married on Wednes-
day. March 2!, to Halsey Woodruff
Reynolds. of Omaha. Nola, in that
Ladies Patent Leather
Putty. Kidhfnlald Quarters;
Ladies’ Glut Lace Oxford
Putty Kid inlaid Quarters.
$500
Other Stoops} .‘Stylos.
All Leathers.
$2 to $4
llANllNastON :
Rals’hmndmnoes
lor men. -
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK
First Quality Table Oil Cloth
19¢ A YARD.
Regular 29c value.
The Roller 5.10 81 251: Store
2832 ‘81:. Main St. 80. Norwslk.
Insurance
Fire. Lite, Accldont, 1-1-1. mm,
ty, Marine and Automobile.
Surety ” Bonds.
. Notarles Public
Steamship Tinsel!
.. J. M. Layton 81 Co. luc.‘
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave. 80. Nomalk
. The New Science
DEFINITION OF GHIROPRACTIG
Chiropractic ls tbsdeilnltlon o: the
cause or the disease and the art 0'
adjusting the some. Disease is can
ed by a wrench. twist or sprain in
the back. Even it done in childhood
it creates pinched'usrveo and pain in
later lilo in the didmnt organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
discus and pain, health is motored
through harmonizing the nerve on
toms in yourbody. Binnie troubles
given special attention: also earn
turn at the spine. You will never re
not giving the Chiropractor a chance
in help you.
T. Francis, D. 0.
I4 Washington as. Is. Nomlk, cons
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discov‘ erer.
11111111 111111
ening. were kept busy. for a time
locking” up intoxicated gentlemen,
Pump-L
Glovcfrs ,4
Workmon’o Compensation, Llablll. *
Nanette treatments (lvsn Ibo. .
111111- 11 tons
The downtown police, Saturday ev»
of every quality; alfi pattern,
price and quantity, can be found
here. Begin the Easter. season
right. If you are thinking about
rc-dccorating your house (1011’ t I
fail to pay 115 it visxt. we have
some exclusive designs that
will please the most discrimin-_
filing.
The Gotham Co.
1-". 531‘ NORWALK
10 FIRST O12.
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Saturn.
As a‘planet Saturn in some 700 times
as large as our earth. This remarks
ble planet varies at dim-rent times in
its distances from our earth. but the
average or such distances is upproxi
mutely 800000.000 miles. Since Saturn
in so much further away from King
Sol than we are and its progress over
its solar orbit much slower this large
planet's “your" or time of one revolu-
tion is about 10.759 daysmur year be-
ing 8055.4 days. There are other pe-
culiar and interesting facts‘ about Sat-
urn. such as its ten moons Midi-girdle
of three rings. It is a beautiful planet
and exhibits a brighl.‘clear, uonsnar-
kilns. yellowish llrmulucntnl body.-
New York Sun.
‘ Loulrklrrick
YOBhek
andYoung lien
$2.50
' Every pair guaranteed
Se. Norm“;
Best
Butler
Davey" s
harem
Should your eyes have‘beeu giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting. tool at liberty to con-
sult -
WILLIAM J. MOORE
Opposite Hoyt‘s fiesta.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 0:80 to 9.
N. Y. address-71! 5th Ave. 9 to
4 p. m. daily. .
era-.... .
REBUILT TYPEMIRITERS— L. 0
Smith, Underwood.
Remington. all other
. _ makes. sold. rented.
" - repaired. Rentals, 88
per month.
sold at 85 per month.
JAG. DONN'ELLY.
in South Main Street. South Nor-walk.
v-
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\—
.._a—
: BUSlNESS -
No man timid permit Howell
1 to become aslave to his business.
‘ 1"me “who! a man
1 calls no la lune"...
son. "is only to be obtained by
perpetual neglect :1 many other
things, and it is not by any means
certainthnumlu's bullies: isthe
’ most important thing he has lode."
1 The man who, malted business a
continual cactus for not being pub-
lic spirited. neighborly and godly
is merely a thither. ’
-—Advort.ise in The Sentinel
The Tillie To
Do] it is
Now 1
IF YOUR mind is half made
11p to buy a gas range, remove
the remaining doubt by thinking
of last Summer and the
a burning furnace. The gas
range never overheats the kitch-
en. A telephone message or a
postal Will bring our representa-
tive.
day? .3? l
...;The...
United Electric
1 doing buiness 1n a very high class
many 1
days when your kitchen was like 1
Why not. send i01- hlm to— W
#0119 Look at Our
Teams
and men will prove thut we are
way.
We will pay you highest prices
tonal! Junk and cause you the
least inconvonience.
1 Send a postal or telephone 441
and one oi: our wagons will call.
. “l8 ,
W111. Ethos Co. 1111:.
3 Bowen so u. Norwalk Conn.
sane: on;
33c}.
«Mobhlnes .
o
A11 llldex To.”
Health! .
When one is not conclous or any
part of the body. it is presumed to
be normal.
Do your eyes ache or give you
any trouble?
Very few have perfect eyes.
Let our Oculist examine your
eyes and prescribe for them it they
are not right.
THAMER l
'IOULIST. envious-rulers AND.
OPTlGlANs. ‘
37 Atlantic Square. Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897.
several of whom Werew-n‘nghtlng
drunk.f’ . ’
Thomas Cunningham,
and assaulting his boarding-house
street. It cost him $10.T§ this morn-
ing before Judge John Keogh. 2
Frank Sco‘ileld. of the East Side,
was locked up charged with assault-
month in Jail by Judge Keogh on the
tones was suspended. and he prompt-
sault. He was asked to .get out of
town "inimediately. providing sen-
ly availed himself .19! the opportunity.
arrested on water shoot. Saturday
" night for. intoxication This morning»
.ho paid a this for no and was releas-
‘ed
_~As usual, Michael Suptvsn was
mm m» at drunkenness. c1111
;_ mmmsyupsolmm {_ ...?
of, Water A
street, was arrested for drunkenness.
keeper, James Ferris. also ol_Water
ing Henry Schultz. He was given one 1
lanes was susepnded, and he prompt--
Howard Regardus, of this city, was:
taken in tow by Officers John E.
Flynn and 301m 3.15th Subway"
Light 81 Water
Company
Twenty Seven iii’nds
BETTISTRY
It is a hnown fact among Baotou
ldloglsts that twenty-seven diner-cut
families orp'breads or gel-ins inhabit j ,
one olivit‘y of decay and live'hlnpf‘
without much trouble. Who wants. '
these huge in their month? Get that
tooth cavity tilled at once.
Doll-Nu?
i
i ‘
Special Sale
Let‘Us Show You Our
FIDUR COVERlNGS
—-AND—-
WlNDOW DRAPERIES
or Shapes
‘ $1.25
$1.49
51.95
PHONE 446.
The Latest
New so
Models 0f
Ladies Pumps and Ties Willi
All the New Heels 1
LADIES’ Tripletoe HOSIERY
To Match the Colored Top Shoes
A. DICKERMAN 8. SON
SOUTH NORWALK
Popular
1301111131111 &_ BRACKEN.
South Norwalk. 1 *1
. -— SPECIALS -—
~ Delicious Creamery Butter 3 lb. ................ .. 29¢
Gold Medal Print Butter .. . . . . . .. .......... .32¢
Purcleaf Lard, zlbs. . ........ ......'. ..... . ...... 25¢?
, Sugar, 1'] lbs. ...... ................. .3100
. Cream of Wheat 01' W1 leatcna ....r ..... 2 pkgs for 25¢
A. STULL
24 COTTAGE STREET.
EAST NORWALK.
-
“...—aw
You only need write a postal or
phone to Samuel Jane, successor to
Wm. Enron, and you will get a read!
market for things which you don‘t
want. such as rags, papers. bottles,
rubbers, .scrsp-lron, metals. leather
w"beds a specialty. We are waiting for
your‘call. Samuol‘ Jolie. 37 Fort
street: .1 bone 499‘.
F. S. LYON 1
Good Job {Printing
83 NORTH MAIN STREET
3. NORWALK
leningofspring ‘e‘rm.
W—i —-
PHONE 907 L
, Where did you have your picture t1»
ken? Why! “’11:! a question!
9
- Bison 5 Studio
or course!
4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
No high prices elliwr.
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WeSipori Smell
Fresh daily—Cod. Eastern Halibut,
Rock ‘nnd Buck Shad, Salmon, Flats,
fiaddock. All new. Not Frown. Sou
Escalopcs. Roadway oysters, Open
Long Clams, Round and Long (Tlanti
in Shell, Lobslcrs Saturday. '
Culbills abridge Market
71 North Main Street
Fm Delivery. Phone 108.
Enter New and Finish Early
fiddle Next School Year.
- »
will or it quickly. assaults and M w‘” ‘
11mm. . 1 .
2911s flayed tooth noon starts the
others. ..
”is so.1M11m1sr..1. . so. Nomi-11.11. "
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