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Kodak Department complete at '
Donnelly’s, 16 Siouth Main Street.
DONNIELLY’S
13 SOUTH NIAIN STREET. '
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwalk and vicinity; Fair to!
night and Wednesday; slightly cooler
tonight. I
There is no well defined stotm east
of the Rocky Mountains. An area of
high pressure central over the Lake
region is producing cool, pleasant wea-
ther in the northern districts A long
trough of low pressure extends from
Montana southward to Arizona.
“WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 33; high,
50. Fair.
Members of Douglas Fowler Post,l
and
G. A. R., convened last night
transacted routine business matters.
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The members of the Norwalk Police
Department this "iveek donned their’
new spring uniforms and white gloves
and Classy's the word.
“M
Mrs. E J. Hill, wife of Congressman
Hill. of West avenue, has returned to
her home in Nolrwalk after a two
weeks' visit to Philadelphia and Wash-
ington, D. C.
The police have been informedthat
boys are breaking into the Amuse-
ment Park baseball grounds and are
destroying property. An investigation
is under way.
A young man, 2% years old a pa-
tient In the, Dr. McFarland sanatar-
ium‘at Greens Farms Is reported as '
missing from the institution.
—Come In and hear both the Vic-
trola and Sonora Machines. We as
open every evening. Machines sold on
easy terms. Donnelly's Book Store,
2
Complaints have been made to the
police about boys: playing ball on the
State street lot. The youngsters
have been warned unless they have
more respect for property and use
legs profanity they will be forced to
.find another diamond.
——
. ' A bicycle owned by one of George
F. Foote's sons was stolen from the
' Toots home on Courtland street. 0111-
cer John H. Smith, of the local de~
partment investigated, and discover-
ed the wheel had been taken by Jos-
eph Varity, who promised its return.
11142;. May Sherwood, of Marshall.
street, is in the habit of locking her
children, one a its-months old baby,
and the other but four years old, up
in a room of‘ her home while she
spends the day at outside work. Yes-
terday one of the little ones found a
box of matches;_und a fatality may
have resulted were it not for the
promptness of neighbors. The police
were advised of the situation 'and
Chief of Police W. R. Pennington has
requested Mrs. Sherwood to make
better provisions. for her babies.
O ‘ 0
Examine ' Your POIICY.
You cannot excuse yourself to: not using safe deposit
by saying you live or have your office 1n 2 fire proof build-
ing. Few buildings are so fi
tenats fail to carry insurance.
:policy specifically exempts liability ‘f‘or loss to accounts,
,bills, currency, deeds, evidences of debt, maney, notes or
You take your own risk on all such property.
' securities.’
A safe deposit box -will
loss by fine but from loss by theft or carelessness as well.
..u- ‘
. The People
.379 WASIlING'rON or.
5,.
,‘rterly meeting of the organization at
‘and could do no work at all.
IKIdney Pills straightened me out at
“sou-1:11 1211121111111 count.
tAilowedonSatnngsDeposits. ”'
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We line of supplies :6: amateur
dubbing. -
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From many "parts of the city comes
trespasing on lawns and-
dandaline “greens."
Minor D. 1211111111 and family mm—
ed today to their summer residence in
Tokeneke after spending the winter
,monthsmintbeRoyai James inn.
say, two well-known Springwood
young men left today for Chicago,
where they will reside for some little
time.
The following permits this morning,
were issued by the building inspec-
tor L. E. Morey, to wire for T. P.
Brady. 9 Glenwood avenue; to White
J. Irving Dibble, of 9'Bayveiw avenue.
l The directors of the Chamber of Com-
}merce met yesterday and transacted
, business. They voted to hold the quar-
l the Norwalk Hotel in conjunction with
a dinner on April 20th. Messrs M. J.
Howard C. H. Dilworth and Nehemiah
Candee are the committee to arrange
lfor the affair
, .
Raymond Brothels workmen, in
working their gravel bank, on Plait
lstreet, East Norwalk, removed aport-
'ion of the street dirt, illus making
Platt avenue in need of immediate
repairs. It is understood that street
«departent officials, tonight at the
[meeting of the city council, will call
Ithe matter to the attention of the
councilman. ThomasI. Raymond said
this morning whatever damage had
been done his firm would repair, and
that the matter was un-important.
-—8TRAIGHTENED HIM OUT.
J. 'P. Jones, Boothe, Ark., writes:
had a severe case of kidney trouble
Foley
11.1
once." The same story is told by
thousands of others; weak back, rheu-
matism, kidney and, bladder troubles
yield quickly. Safe and effective. Sold
everywhere.
CARRANZA BUYS AMMUNITION
NEW ORLEANS, April 13.— Car
ranza agents have placed orders for
37,000,000 rounds of small arms am-
munition here, according to persons
in close touch with local Constitut-
ionalist officials. It was said the con-
tracts cail for 27,000,000 rifle cart-
ridges and 10,000 rounds for machine
guns, delivery to begin June 15.
—MAKE8 61 FEEL L‘IKE 16.
two years,” writes Mrs. M. A. Bridges,
Robinson, Miss. “I commenced taking
Foley Kidney Pills about ten months
ago. I am 61 years of'ngo, and feel
Pills invigorate weak and deranged
kidneys, relieve backache, rheuma-
tism and bladder trouble. Sold every-
where. /
AMERICAN MAY BE CALLE’S
'CHAUFFEUR
DOUGLAS, Aria, April 13.— it was
semi-officially announced today that
Harry Carlson, an American im-
prisoned at Agua Prieta and charged
with treason against the Carranza
government, would be liberated this
week and enrolled as a chauffeur in
General P. Elias Calle's Carranza do
tachment.
\TAKE CARE OF THE CHILDREN.
A lingering cold, distressing cough,
sleepless nights, a raw, inflamed throat
lead to a rundown condition in which
the child is not able to resist contag-
ious diseases, lFoley‘s Honey and Tar
is truly healing and prompt in action.
It relieves coughs, colds, croup and
whooping cough. Contains no opiates.
Boss—"Has that follow Evenbroko
paid you anything on account yet?"
Collectorb—“Oniy a compliment on
my persistence, sir."—-—IBoston Tran-
script,
re proof that the owners or
Furthermore the standard
protect you not alone from
5 Trust Co.
F. M. Cullen, of Connecticut avenue, ,
‘mmtothepo‘liostholouofa -
”WE—2... . . . . . .
Stephen Lengyel and Joseph Tbop~
Electric Company to wire the home of .
“l suffered from kidney ailment for ‘
like a 16-year-old girl." Foley Kidney.
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When it is midnight in New York irisll o'clock
in Chicago, 10 o’clock in Denver, 9 o’clock in
San Francisco, 5 A. I. the next morning in
. Abe day before in Manila.
estem Union
it is NOW.
There's a Western Union Service to meet every need.
Full information gladly given at any ofice.
LTHE WESTERN" UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
The A. l.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Complete llouse Furnishers
12-18 No. Main St. Telephone 747. So. Norwalk. Conn.
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Co.
Collins
:; Fishermen I
‘ For Tackle come here.
That's Fit for Fishingi’
Furniture that Represents the Outmost
in Quality and Values. .3
Our show of FURNITURE, CARPETS, lines, MAT-
TINGS, OIL CLOTH’S, LINOLEUMS and everything else
needed to furnish the home has never been more complete.
Style. Finish, Dcsign and Worklllanship the best.
REASONABLY PRICED.
A. J. Collins Company
Plowman !
There's nothing better than the Syracuse Plow.
can get you just the plow you want.
Vile II
i Boallnen !
Hardware.
v
We can supply anything in Boat Fittings and Boat
*Albert D. Morgan
Successor to Chas. E. Dow.
South Norwalk. Washingtorl Street.
Ill 311111111
011111101 11111
Mrs. CIara Show of Providence Used
wonderful Remedy.
Mrs: Clara Shaw of 493 Dexter st.,
Providence, R. I., was a sufferer from
stomach and liver troubles for many
years. She was treated both in the
United States and iibroad. She under-
went an opefation. Still she suffered.
Then She took Mayr's ' Wonderful
Remedy and found swift relief. in a
letter telling of her case she said: \
“ I received your sample treatment
the day be! ‘ a Christinas and it saved
4 umylife, m.
-was almost gone, I had
an inflammation that got right up in
. my throat and seemed to choke me.
neighbors say it is a miracle, asthey
know how I suffered. I am better now
than I have been for 20 years."
aMayr’s Wonderful Remedy gives per-
manent’ results for stomach, liver and
intestinal ailments. East as much and
whatever you like. No mor‘é distress
after siting, pressure of gas in the
stomach and around the heart. th
one bottle of your drugist now, and
try it on an absolute guarantee—it
not satisfactory money will be return-
led.
'1 good adv. out but In the 2192
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CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY ,
Mothers who value their own com-
fort and the welfare of their children,
should never be without a box of
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for
children, for use throughout the sea—
son. They break up colds, relieve Few
erishnsss, constipation, teething dis-
orders, headache and stomach trou-
bios. Used by mothers for 26 years.
These Powders never fail, Sold by all
Drug Stores, 26c. Don't accept any
substitute. Sample mailed free. Ad-
dress, Allen a. Olmstead, Le Roy, N.
Y.
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AUTO WIRELESS OUTFITS
WASHINGTON, April 13.—-Through
the use of powerful automobile wire
less outfits the "Signal Corps is plann-
Ing to establish'a' complete line of
communication by radio along the
line of the Texas border and across
Arizona and New Mexico to Californ-
ia, so that the military commanders
from headquarters on the west coast
and at San Antonio on the east can
dispose of their troops rapidly and to
the best advantage to preserve neu-
trality along the Mexican border.
One of these automobile outfits had
been built here and througbly tested
at Fort McIntosh, Texas, and has a
sending radius of about 160 miles. An~
other is nearly completed here and
will be sent to another Texas post,
and it is expected that before theend
of the 11111111121211. whole chain of
plots.
wireless communication will be com-2
Dentistry
and Nature
vNature gave us many faculties
and a body to nourish them all. -
The teeth perform the first act
in sustaining that body in per-
fect condition. As you neglect
the teeth so you neglect the body.
See
Dr. I. ll. Mallory
and have him keep them in per-
fect working order.
16 ,80. MAIN 81‘, so. NORWALK.
HOURS—0 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Bundm‘b! appoint-2m ‘
MADAME
Come here for your
attire
Brese’v
119 Washington Street.
For Your Bedroom
don't you need a new dressing table,
bureau or chiffonier'.’ it is almost im
possible to have too much drawer
space for your belongings. Perhaps
you could use another to match the
Furniture you already have.
Not only for your bedroom but for
every room we can supply you with
varied styles in appropriate
NEW FURNITURE.
AJ. Angevine&SonCo.
134-188 WASI’IING'NN “Rm.
Shoes for Men
and Young Men
$2.50
Every pair guaranteed
Louis Avri'ck
P. 0. Block So. Non-walk
Special Music
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
Clifford Hotel
RathSkeller
NOTE—Now entrance from Elin-
beth Street.
a.
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
River, New York (foot of Catherine
St.) every day except Sunday, at3.p.
1n. Freight received at Norwalk up to
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
5:30 p. 111.
George F. Foote, General Agent
THE ANNINGU. SMITH TRANS-
PORTATION LINE. Inc.
0
a
Scale
Beaupain & Saunders
. ARBOROUIII‘URISTS. .
‘Phone 2111-12 or 1218-5
scum nonwsna come.
I-‘ine Fruits & Vegetables.
Our Display Is Well ‘Worth a
Visit.
If you are wondering what veg.
stable to have for dinner, What
fruit for breakfast or dessert,
come and choose here. There is
so much to select from that choice
is easy.
V
Trees Sprayed For '
«Gulorlo & KUBAN. ’
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Bridgeport, Conn.
price.
sort for summer comfort
our good friends. That’s
be made low er than usual.
one sixth
details.
$5.32. 75 to $3 85
Girls' smart coats
at $5 to $8.50.
No litle girl could ask
smarter style, or nicer fabric, or
more— —careful tailoring.
excellent degree. 1’
Toke coats of blackthd-wllite check,
box pleats back and front, Belgian
blue collar and piped cuffs,—$8.50. ‘
Handsome Belgian blue cheviot with
crush girdle and collar of black moire,
trimmed with gunmetal buttons,——88.50
Normal College coats of trim lines,
chevit in, blue, excellent blackand~
white check, excellently lined—$8.50.
Copenhagen Cheviot with sand trim-
ming of moire silk. Given military air
by alert cut and silver buttons,—$7.50
Light tan Balmacaans without lining,
very comfortable and with just enough
ease to please little girls.—$6.00.
Black-and-white checked coats with
white pique collars of scalloped-edged
style. belted all around and trimmed
with white buttons—$6.00
Navy blue costs in belted style,
finished with scalloped—edge collar of
pique—$6.00.
Gray coats with collar and cuffs of
blue, have effective belts—$5.00.
Belted coat of excellent brown mix-
ture well tailored,$5.00.
Plain smart tailord coats of blue
serge or blackand~white check-$5.00.
Second Floor.
FRED DEUVERi
v
OWLAND‘S'
Entrances in Main Street, 1131,5515 Avenue .34.} Cannon So. .
Tuesday, April 13, 1915. ',
Summerweigllt Blankets} and
Handsome Beds'pre’ads
now at nice saving-
About no different sizes and patterns of bulspreads
and nice cotton blankets are ready now at less than usual
.\ot a woolen blanket among them;
E2 or; sort of bedspread almost—hemmed and fring-
ed and cut- -cor11er and ’scalloped.
Just bought entire collection of samples from one of
why
(hardly more than 2 of am patern) and “by prices can :
Savings are from 15 cents to a dollar.
Not much, sa)s somebody.
I iftecn cents cut from usual price of 90 is good share;
\(lollar cut fronl $4 or $5. 50 is 350 big share.
E ithcr amount is north sax 111gr isn t it?
So many different sorts, we shallt attempt to give
But here are examples and sumarics:——
Hemlllcd crochet bedspreads, regular $135 to $2. 25—
Iielllllled satin spreads, regular $2 50 is $5--$l. 75 to $4
lringcd and 'scallopcd crochet bedspreads, cut cor-
nets, regular $1. 55 to $2. 75——$1. 15 to $2. 25.
Fringed cut—corners satin spreads,
’Scallopcd satin spreads, \ery handsome,
$4. 50 to $5. oo—$3. so to $4. 50.
\\ iiite gray and tan blankets, regular 9°C to $4—
Plaid blankets, regular $2.25 to
Main Floor, Rear.
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1 ton Coffee Cheap
Bub-Be Quick!
Just a ton of our fine- flavored Howco 35-cent cofl‘ee :fi’r"
is to be sold at. 4pounds for a dollar.
This is done to win more friends; to get Howco cof— 7
fee on a greater number of breakfast tables. _' '
It is fresh— roasted, splendid strength, rich full flavor. ..
No one may buy more than 20 pounds; or less than 4.
We say, in fairness, Be Quick—for' the entire
ought to sell before Wednesday night.
Front Basement
'they lll‘c right
there ’is such \ariety
85c to $1. 85 '
regular $3.50 » to
regular
it- .
= 752: to $3 -
$3—$I. 75 to $2. so. ~
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True helps
for travelers.
A new light suit-case
covered Wlth Japanese mat-1'
ting and sells for $1. 50. That matting
These is so put on that It will not blister or
coats offer all three qualities in “Dam“ from the frame.
There's
brass sliding lock, straps or bolts, good
cretonne lining. And but $1. 50.
Great-wearing suit-cases of cowhide
have steel frame and are encirn'ml by
stout leather straps. Linen lining haia~
pocket. Bolts and sliding lock are
brass. Corners are protected by leath-
er guards. 24 -inch size—$5. 00.
Small and strong suitcases of leatnw
er, especially for young women, 16 2'9 ~
20 inch sizes,——$2.50.
Handsome and reoiny bags of cow— .
hide, black or tan, leather lining, easy-
carrying handle, 14 to 18 inch size—'85
Elegant 30-inch trunks are covered 1 '
with duck and bound with fibre.Lili1- .
ing is cloth. Long leather around each
side of heavy lock ,—36. 50. ‘
Third Floor.
New good inlaid
linoleum—79c.
Iresh and flexible and taste-
ful, new inlaid linoleums to make
floor cool and cleanly.
Patterns run from top to very bot-
ton; don‘t wear out in months and
months. ,_
Hardwood natterns, tile effects, -- :
unique combinations of color. Um ,
usual value79c square yard. V
Good solid printed linoleums, a21-
heavier than oilcloth and much mot?)
durable—39c square yard. "
Third _ floor.
ton
is, .7.
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