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“4 Julln'R. Finch; the well known 0011..
stable or Darien, has moved to East
Norwaik.
Christopher Fay and family, of
.;. Union street, are to move to East Nor-
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Legs Damb 200 lb. N. Y Mkt.
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radiant the East ladhiea tic-fly
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The committee on appropriations
will give a hearing this afternoon, on
All three inr
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ltlie' Norwalk hospital.
i—Billiken Club dance, tonight. I101. Pepper Sauce ......
can Grated Nutmcgs .....
pkg. Heckcr's Cream Rice
pkg_Mi11ce Meat ....... .
pkg. \\ ashcd Iigs .......
can llooton Cocoa
Miss Annie Estelle Smith. the as-
slstant town clerk. is ill at her home!
on West avenue, and Mrs. E. D. Ran-
doll is substituting in the town clerk s
allies in the city hall,
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m his} 25 Stamps Free with a bottle
home in Maplewood, N. 3., after a ton
month's visit with Mr and Mrs. H s. I
alone, 120 Flax H111 Road
Shoulder Steak 12 1-20 lb. N Y. Mitt. TELEPHONE 371
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Miss Nancy Byrne, who has been'
spending Easter week with her par-I Mrs H. S. SLerer. ot Washinston
ents,7Mr. and Mrs. H s Byrne,ot Flax street, is visiting her sister in As-
lllill Road, has resumed he: studies at toria, L.i
the Sacred Heart Convent, New York ___... >‘
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dealer in sport goods mOVes to 11 N0-:‘ Ition in Brooklyn. -N. Y.
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Rev. Atlio F. Bartholow. who introvj ‘ered (mm a severe illness. is spending.
duced the suffrage resolution in the: a few gays in Orange; N. J.
New Y01k East conference, yesterday.
is a son in law of Mr. and Mrs. Wll-‘
Yale Yourdisky, of Ely avenue, yes-
«liam' Hllsdon, 01' Elizabeth street, and (ex-day morning, enjoyed a ride to New
Wis well known here, having trequentlyI Yotk City on his bicycle.
preached in Norwalk churches. .—-—-«—-—-
"' —“" ——Soit huts! Soil hatsl. O‘Brien's.
'~llillike11 Club dance, tonight.
The members of Uncas Haylo‘lt, I.
A real good time is in store for the 0. R 111., at their meeting last night, ‘
children of the Trinity Episcopal Sun I discussed routine business matters.
day school. their parents and lrlends.I
at 7. 80 o',clock tonight. The event isl. Rev F A Coleman. of Trinity Ellis-
to be the annual childrens Easter copal Church is a visitor today in
I party, and a pleasant evening is sure New York City
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to result. An interesting program has:
been prepared for the occasion. There;
will be singing. recitations, etc., and Miss Helena A. Mitchell.
many good things td eat. Every par-I turned from a visit in Philadelphia.
ent.K and friend of the Sunday school
children are most cordially invited. —\Vardwell. harness maker and
The party will be held in the Parish dealer in sport goods moves to 11 No.
Hall. Main street. April 15th.
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The Norwalk Gun Club will hold a
.IGC shoot at the traps in Winnipauk 10‘
25c Bromo Seltzer . . . . . . . . . 15cI men-ow alteration. . .. .
50c Bromo Seltzer aocI ......——'-——-—-—-
$1.00 Bromo Seltzer 6oc' Mrs c B. Bates, at Madison street.
Stillson-Powell Commotion Ihas 'glIll‘i‘gz Igfgi’ffigazfif :31"
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Dependence—The Pennliiy oi linthriit
if you do not save part of your
earnings steadily you always will be
subject to the whim otsomebody who
controls your income or the victim oil-
. adverse circumstances 0! one kind or
another. .
113111111 up a South ‘Norwalk savings
' 113m account. bulwark against the I
misfortunes that always attack the
. man without a reserve of cash in bank.
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George L. woodwsrd, Trees. ; _
‘25 Stamps Free with a 1- 2 ll). Premium Blend Tea
15 Stamps Free with I lb. Coffee ........
East India Tea Co.
I Fred Moulton, who has just recov-l
Mrs. -M. 111. Mitchell and daughter“
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Premium Fumitlire Polish 25c
125 WASHINGTON STREET.
A meeting or the governing board
of the. Norwalk Country Club will be
Bidsred.
—Iatest styles in hate. 0' Brien's.
Fred Nest. of Patterson, N. J., has
returned home after enjoying a visit
over Easter with his sister, Mrs. Jacob
M. Stelger, of Edward street, first
‘dlstrict. -
. James B. Hawley. of Freeport. L. l.
and Miss Edith R. Allen of Bangor,
Maine, are spending their Easter vs,-
; Bayview avenue.
The baseball nine of the South Nor-
walk post-office has started the season
most suspiciously. During a practice
game yesterday the first ball pitched
was knocked through a window This,
to the superstitious, may be consider-
ed to mean good luck.
Officer Frank S. stratton, this morn-
. lng warned a number of boys to keep
oi! the Beard property on West street.
The youngsters declared they were
"hunting snakes." Questioned by Olli-
cor Stratton. they denied they had
been imbibing, but. were looking for
real snakes. Further trespassers are
. liable to be arraigned before Judge
John Aeogh,
Hamburg Steak 12 1-20_ lb. N. Y. Mitt.
George F. Foote, of South Norwalk.
was one of the guests at a complimen-
tary dinner given to Sam McCrscken
and John Ringling, oi! the Barnum 8:
Bailey circus. at the Prince George
hotel, New York. last night. After the
dinners large party, which included
Captain An‘ning J. Smith, of Bridge.
:port, attended the big show at Madison
‘Square Garden.
—SUNDAY NIGHT SUPPER
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Our New Spring Suits
FOR MEN AT $10 $12. 50 $13. 50
are just that many examples of our efforts to produce and sell
the. best suits that men can secure anywhere at these popular
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held this evening. There are manyI
important matters which will be con '
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I$7quality ..... ..'.........$4.95
$8 quality ................ $5 95
$10 quality .............. $7. 95
$15 quality ............. $12. 45
$18 quality ........... $13. 45
$14 95
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BUFFETS.
$14. 95 I I’
All Guaranteed Oak.
$25 Buffets. . ..... . .. $19.95
$30l3uffets . $4.95
$35 Bullets $29.95
y$40l3ufiets. .............,. $34-95
REFRIGERATORS AT AUG-
UST SALE PRICES.
$22 to $50, all reduced 111 the same
proportion.
All the refrigerators are the la-
1110115 Sterling make. Fully guar-
anteed for 15 years Better
I$8.00 Purity
-$5 95 Store.
,DROP SIDE COUCH AND
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$4.95.
Reg. $8.50 Value.
BRASS BEDS.
3 Ft. “Bungalow Brass Beds.
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$10.00 value ............. .55- 95I
$18.00 value $13.45I
$20 value $15.00
$25 value .. ...... $19.95
$30value... ..... ...‘....$24.95
Every bed fully guaranteed in
finish, durability, cdnstruction. ’ ' '
I$8. CSUCH HAMMOCKS
1 50 ammocks ......
1 Extra strong,,durable $153112?
all cotton mattress. Delivered
and set up for $4.95.
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$4.00 value, Anniversary
Price ............ . . . . $2.95
I UNCLE HIRAM’S BRIGHTEN
WARDROBE, ALL FURNITURE POLISH
Like Picture i25c 1nluc, Anniversary Price 19c
Anniversar'. Price ...... $7 95I
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atanopportmefine Bovsedeamlg'l'ine asaleni Furniture, Bags and Bangesal
32$?ngme 31.551111 ____________ 11¢ LB. prices never More heard 0111 as lists at the y.ear “AW Sale Prices in April.” "
-PREMIUM CREAEMRY BUTTER on prints 33¢ LB. m WM.“ MW lfiflfloll. Fulfil! blades and groom buy now for
"FIGBARS, ovenfrcsh, justin...-...........:...9¢IB. II (I, FREE STORAGE. FRE
PEANUT BUTTER, test; and appetizing .1131 1.3 . . a el' 9 "I9” E DELIVERY.
CHIVER’S ENGLISH o {ANGE MARMALADE ..
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GRATED PINEAPPLE ....... . ............ 19¢ CAN... , ..I
BULKCOCOA pure ...... . ..... . ........ 20¢ 11.; _,gj I
.IMPORTED KIPPERED HERRING, can .......... 5.9 7 - ., 4;?” . . r. . .. ...... '
CALIFORNIA PRUNES ........ 7¢ LB. 3 LBS 20¢ . . . "
*LA HERBERT SALAD DRESSING, bottle 10¢ ‘ {ythi 51.19“} , of) x
‘ HOLLAND DUTCH TEA RUSK, 10c size , ........ 5¢ . jilgid ‘E ...; 115 i [1“; 133.13
m"- " 1.3 £- . 1‘. -. l, H. J --
llousecleamng Special Combustion .1 3 111111 *ij 3‘ .. ff ,5 f? If
s 0 . I ' . 1mxwfllkw'x -lrr'cang ”=2 I" -; III: “gill;
1 pkg. Prem1un1 Washmg Powder 15c 1.1.. pm... , . “ ......M ~
‘ . - 0111‘ T bl . MATTREssss . .
lbot Parsons Ammonia . 100 I‘SI‘II’I“(2.21%If""s”‘”’li§32°lii°p"'{1'1 ..... $.95 BESSIE;11511111222331?
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2 Bars Premlum Laundry Soap 106 gs..12.,15;:6.....s.. E. 95 $600 a... .‘f.. ..... s23? léfinii‘géflt 1...; 1.3131;
HIGH CHAIRS.
Like Picture. _
‘ $1.95. - ~
Other High Chairs
. 89c Up.
-_ Comrno'de Chairs
691: Up.
SHADES. '
All Colors.
25c quality ........... . 19c
50c quality' .............. .. 40c
750 quality .651:
,. RANGES '
$16.00, Anniversary Price . $12.45
$20.00, Anniversary Price . $15.95
$30.00, Anniversary Price . $24.95
Etc, Etc.
BABY CARRIAGES.
$25 to $50. all reduced in the same
$14.95 to $35.00
$9.95 to $118.00
GO-C‘ARTS.
$395.10 $20.00
Reduced to $295 to $13.95.
I 75c Value
IRON FRYING PANS
In All Sizes.
MATTINIG COVERED DRESS
SUIT CASES.
Regular $1. 25 Value
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STERLING FURNITURE
127-129 Washington St. Phone 105.
Made.
-——Wurdwell, harness maker'- and
dealer in sport goods moves to 11 No.
Main street, April 15th.
On account oi the illness of William
Seabridge, Hugh N. Campbell will
sing the tenor part at the Norwalk
First' Church on Sunday afternoon,
when the cantata given last Sunday
will be repeated.
The night light in the Central Na-
tional bank was found to be out. last
night and a telephone call to Cashier
Curtis brought him to the bank. tile
found everything all right and it is
judged that an oversight was respon.
Our present comprehensive stock of Men' s Spring Suits
at the above prices cover the ground irom A to Z in the
way of style, patterns and c olors.
Every man. young or old, will find his swit- herc at the
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of Ward street, was surprised on his clerk in the South Norwalk 1,039.01.
birthday. yesterday “WWW“ by the lice, yesterday afternoon shortly after
gathering of a number of his little 3 o’clock, met with an accident on
playmates and friends at his home for Washington street, while riding his
a social tilne. All the appropriate and new Thor motorcycle, that fortunately
customary games were played and mu- did not result seriously. 111 mm. 0!
sic by the Victrold delighted the little the people's Trust Company, a wo-
tOIB- All the 800d “IDES I0 9‘“ im- man crossed the street directly in the
“IMHO made thB 8088b very happy. path of the cycle. in the eilort. to
No Order Too Small or Too Large for Us to Handle.
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So Norwalk. Opposite lloyt’s Theatre
avoid striking her, "Mr. Chontas made
a sharp turn, the wheels of his ma—
chine skidding. Although: the fall was
a severe one the youngfman was un-
hurt. This is the secondloccident Mr.
Chontas has met with within a‘ short
time. Last week his motor cycle corkw
nested with the corner of the South.
1No'rwa1k Savings Bank.von Washing-
ton street, with such’-i'orce'that the
machine was quite badly damaged.
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Intperial Buck. $6. 66 grade,
Gray and Sand 10.1 onlords
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Are 111 Great Demand. ,
We have them in all the popular
Security
Building,
Bridgeport.
lip one llinlit.
'l‘ake elevator
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