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m David W. Raymond
FRESH BAKED GOOD.
CUP 0F OOFFE. TEA
COCOA OR MILK. 50
SANDWICHES. 50
Lane's Bakery, _*
51 Washington ‘
Street.
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MIN’. IUILDINO
U WMHINGTON 81'.
Tel. office. 1000-8; home. 693.
Miss Edna Gillum. of Ridgeiield,
spent the Easter vacation, as the guest
of her cousins, the Misses Mabel and
Gladys Wilson, of Nrowaik. ,
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Ladies' Straw Hat Shapes?
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‘ Mrs. Fred A. Giorchino, or 64 Wood‘ ’3 ‘ by 10 ft. 6 InciteS- _ o 10 ft. 6 in- 16 98
‘ ward avenue. is spending the week at 3’ Regular price $12-50 Regular price $22-50- '
the home of Dr. and Mrs. George D. O . h :
Hamlen, 50 Central Park West, oi: o TAPESTRY RUGS f . " 3
M New York City. *9 t- . S bowl-
Contractor F 0 Johnson has come he d - .3. I]? 121 ft. - $ $1 2949 AXMINSTER ft. by I2 ftI$l7 98” “E.
. . . . on“. Robbins, in the pool touraa— egu ar price 15.00. Re niar )r'ce 22. . ' '
$338 his new dwelling on Lincoln ment of the Red Men, last night. ‘ I K ' I ' s 5° :30;
' ! trimmed Harry Williams. Robins was I the
Miss Stella Eaaon, of South Main! rated at 80 and Williams at 110. The
street, is spending a week in Eastj score was 80'110-
Orange, N. J. 1
.Clocka’ and “latches, Repairs" main—i has just completed the installation of
mugs. 15 months written guaran- abeautifulthree-ton granite monument
we at Charles Brand,
Professor Arthur B. Russell, who:
has been ill at his home on The Green,‘
is able to be about again.
_.'_ iwedding of Miss Margaret Lane and!
Mrs. J. Milton Colburn, of Colonial Arthur Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Mur-
(:‘ottage, has returned from Shrews‘. ray have just returned from a trip to
bury, Mass, where she has been visit? Florida.
lag her mother, ‘
~~~————-— ' The probability that New York state
Police Sergeant James P. Sheehan, will abandon its Sing Sing prison and
0' Bridgeport, was visiting his brotil- build a new state prison at Wingdale.
3 “9'"?! and Michael Sheehan, in, on the Harlem railroad. is of stores!
lx‘ "m .\0rwalk, yesterday. jin this city and the neighboring sec—
tions of New York state, as Wiugdale
is only a few miles above Brewster
and the prison will be situated coul-
‘ pllrativeiy near here.
‘ -—Three “Onyx” Days. National All"
.illfl Hosiery eventher 15- 1647.:
Joseph Davis, South Norwaik.
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Comptroller Morris C. Webster yes:
terday awarded the contract for the
coal supply Of the Capitol and State
Notice has been received by the
local police of the disappearance 01
Frederick Schwarz, from his home,
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A‘XMIP‘JSTERL " .b ' .
R3811!“ price 551-25. 790 Regular prices t:4$l:40.y 54 m $l‘49
I The Springdale Monumental Works a. 2 245
. . . Q . 9-257
5 in the Jost plot in the Norwalk Cath- gt WOOI Fiber Rug at SpeClal Prices. 4—12.52
. olic Cemetery. 09
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Murray 01 . A . DICKERMAN and S N 2—286
i New York, were in town Saturday for ’9‘ PHONE 446' SOUTH NORWALK 6—275
0 5—254
765
‘AnExlra
or
Rubber Soled Oxford Ties
for Men and Women
“ in Black, or Mahogany
’l‘ripleioc
Library to W. C. Mason & Company,
of Hartford. The contract calls for
700 tons for the Capitol and 600 for tho‘
library.
An important meeting of South Nor-
walk Council, Knights of Columbus,
will be held tomorrow night. The
matter of the communion breakfast
will be discussed and plans concerning
the coming ball formulated.
A regular "old fashioned” dance will
be given tonight by the members of
Court Frances, O. G. ‘S.. in their rooms
on Washington street. The commit-
tee in charge ofihe dance have. made
lrrangements for a pleasant evening.
t
Attorney Maurice Land, of the law;
Ill-in of Land & Land, of Washington
street, next week, in the Supreme
Court, will represent the United Ma-‘
chlnery Company of New York, in an
action involving breach of contract
“brought against M. Eptzel, of New
Haven, Conn.
The Danbury Baptist Church will ob-
serve the 125th anniversary of its 0r-
ganiz'ation all next week. Rev. Alfred
Boutwell is the pastor of the church;
and the first service will be held next
Sunday. On Tuesday Professor Lyon,’
0! Norwalk, will give an organ recital,
mud ‘on Wednesday Mrs. Franklin lrv-.
lag Smith will sln’g "Gloria," by Buzzi;
Poccia, and "Salve Regina,” by Hora-.j
uo Parlser. On Friday night the cele-
bration will close with a banquet in
the church. . ‘ 9
-—FRiDAY LUNCHEON. 7
at the Country Club is popular—order
now. .
1
‘ who sent the notice, writes that a re-
Satlsiaclory Stockings
33,100 Broadway, New York City, on
Fine line
W
hosiery. .
for the Entire Family
April 13, and asking that search be
made for the man here. D. F. Schwarz,
CONNEALLY
ward will be paid for the finding of the
man, dead or alive. Mr. 'Schwarz lsL
described as being 5 feet, 4 inches‘
tall; weighs 130 pounds; is fifty years
of age: black hair and heavy reddish.
brown moustache; is very near—sighb
ed and wears heavy glasses. When he
left home he wore a dark grey over-
coat, black suit, black shoes, blacu
derby hat. He also wore a signet ring
with the initials ”J. S."
\
Agency ior Trumbull Cars
Cars for Hire.
Cars stored. over-hauled and re-
paired. Wilh my long experience in
the automobile business '1 can guaran-
tee satisfaction. i have a few bargains
of used magnetos in perfect condi-
tion. Also one light delivery car and
a threequarter ton truck.
illusions; . ..
Charles E. lloyt, of the South Nor-
waik Trust Company, on Washington
street. is in liartford,today, where he
is attending a business meeting of the
executive committee of the Connecti-
cut Bankers' Association. Mr. Hoyt,
who is secretary of this organization,
has had in charge the arrangements
for the forthcoming convention of the
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bankers' associations of all the Newl “MAN wnfloul Bonn-RY”
England states. 0n the list of speak-
fINDS REFUGE IN WESlPiiil,
w———-—-—
are for the banquet and business ses-
sions of the convention Mr. Hoyt has
been able to secure men prominent in
National and state life. At the present
time Mr. Hoyt is corresponding with
the government officials in charge oi
Fishers' island, off New London, at
which city the convention is to be held
the 18th and 19th or June. It is the in-
tention to give those in attendance a
tour of inspection through the military
fort and barracks on Fishers' Island.
Under the auspices of Court Laurel,
Daughters of Castile, a dance will be
held tonight in Red Men's Hall, on
“West Washington street. The affair
will be a most enjoyable one. ‘
(Continued From Second Page.)
Shortly after being naturalized he
went to Rio Janeiro, Brazil, where he
engaged in business and later was
fleeced out of his entire earnings of
about $10,000 by his business partner.
'He became mentally unbalanced by
brooding over his loss'an‘d later took
ship from Brazil to New York, and
was refused admittance to the coun-
try because he was an insane alien.
He was obliged to remain on the ship
V—i
running from, May Ist, 1915.
Don’t Worry Abolli Taxes 9 ‘
g Join the Tax Savings Club "
The South Norwalk Trust Company
' Beginning the first Of May next this company will operate a‘ Tax Savings Department,
to April 1st, 1916, in which department you may make
weekly payments in such amount. from $1.00 upward as will equal in the aggregate your
teturn it reeeipted; ~together
1 The Club‘mrtiw 5th."
flay. .We shall be
pim’jzgvj in éliroll frou‘aii‘iintlfiér urine 61‘1”“ " ,.
yearly tax. If your-«tax amounts to $35.00 or $40.00, deposit $1.00 per week; if $70.00 or
$80.00, deposit $2.00 per week; if $105.00 to $120.00, deposit $3.00 per week; and in such
larger amOunts,if your tax exceeds, $120.00, as will aggregate your total tax, based on
forty weekly payments. Upon this depOSit we will allow you interest at the rate of two
per cent. (2%) perhan‘u’m upon your average deposit, and on April 10th, 1916, we will
mail you a check' for your total balance; or, if you prefer, you may send us your tax bill
with an order to ”the same item your deposit, and we'wili attend to its paymenpand ‘ - "
with our check for: the balance of your deposit.
Deposits may he inade dining'banking hour-son any business : . ‘
South N orwalk. ‘
and likewise was refused admitunce ‘
.1-
& BRACKEN.
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[to Brazil on his return there. lie had
traversed the seas up until about a
i month ago.
i ‘When he reached Ellis island the
. last time officers of the Hebrew Shel-
terng lmmigrana Aid Seciety investi-
gated hls case and found that he was a
member of the Knights of Pythias
lodge. omcers of the supreme lodge
were communicated "with, and they in:
turn communicated with the Depart‘
ment of labor at Washington, and it
was shown that he was a citizen and
as such free to enter the country.
immediately afterward he was sent to
the Mchrland sanitarium, where he
arrived last Saturday.
Kohn is a victim of dementia pre-
oox and doctors of the sanitarium
stated, that he would never recover
his normal senses, but would improve
fslightly. Hg is a quiet patient and
speaks very little to the doctors and
keepers. A doctor stated yesterday
that his condition was very weak and
that he had to be ‘fed with a spoon by
attaches at the sanitarium?‘ Secretary
Bunce stated that the cost of caring
for Kuhn is borne by the Hebrew
Sheltering Immigrant Aid Society and
that he would probably stay at the san-
itarium the rest of his life.
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Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass,
Workmen’e Compensation, Liabili-
ty, Marine and Automobile.
wSure'ty Bonds.
Notaries Public '
Steamship Tickets
1. ll. Layton & (0., inc.
. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave., 80. Norwalk
REJOICING
Mrs. Jolie—Mrs. .Kuspinsky '
I am so glad . to see Wm.
Efironnin the , junk business
again. I would have burned
”my junk if Mr. Efiron hadn’t,
' started in the business; I can
now getsc a lb. for'rags and
best prices for rubbers, metals"
The Time Tifi
. 11" YOUR mind is half n-i
up to buy a gas range, rcm'"
the remaining doubt by thin!“ 9’
of last Summer and the m -
days when your kitchen was '
a burning furnace. The ,'
range ncvcr overheats the kit ‘"
en. A telephone message rim”
postal will bring our represc‘ ' '
is.
.4.
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United Electrig --
._.._ enough or most people were
' f'Stock. on sale
W3. Mill DAY ONLY" _ ,
1 PM Of mf ens’ Hose ‘90 pry!) ,
____,,_ Hose 19c pr;
.mmsssrm Hose 19. p.
turd-y afternoon and the tres‘ ' . "
Giants beat the Yale subunit Hose 320 Pt. .
0. The double header was the ~ ,.
first home appearance of the y HOSE 320 pt,
niéo their final preparation for
beginning of real business todai Hose
games were only seven innings
but fourteen mings were a vasti Hose
The seats were sparsely inhh'.
with fans and the attendance 9 .
matter of mere hundreds. FM".
there was no great desire to see) 106 S
«Yale baseball or the day wasn't!
'i'rOMORlzow. .
' ' .00 Suits s 9
59c or. .
. no it is
Now ’““"
:hfiuamirnlnnan HA'r'sffjj;
'7 minibus: tops-eat " n 996 .1
th Plush \
,mtfiifim . ” " $1.49 ' *
m W 0" ed for tomorrow 22 2
{film “.0 till aging from $1219 ..§
CHICAGO, asst “Lewd “e day only 9' $9095 :3:
more [lid “‘05 M‘Jlut
wen-1. can us said in i '. 3
.wstmmmmw 50c ,. ,
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Shapes.
“he”, wound,
Milan Shapes, P8 =
tive. Why not send for him-- gm .‘y. ‘9.” best in "’l . -.
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Light 81 Wate,
, Company '
Wthanme. Diaeaaaiaoall
iterates panelled serves all! salads
' 'and-fefierbeds. Whenever
' Jacosrs‘
Weslporl Smell
Fresh daily—Cod, Eastern Hamlin.
Rock and Buck Shad, Salmon, flats.
Haddock. All fresh. Not Frown. Sea
Escalopca. Rockaway oysters, Opel:
Long (Hams, Round and Long Clan!
in Silell,_h)bstcrs Saturday.
Culbill’s Bridge Markel
71 North Main Street
5e Dresses in lat-
'ngham, nladras
.1 e “collars, set-in
1‘
'A CAR 10A!) or FANCY Still) (MS?
ALL KINDS OF MAINESEED POTATOES.‘ r
SELECTED SEEDS FOR GARDEN, FIELD An ‘
FARM. ‘ . , ' "
RED, WHITE AND YELLOW ONION SETS;
ARMOUR’S FAMOUS FERTILIZERS. '
mom a uncut 29-22mm Show
Free Delivery. Phone 108.
The New Science
DEFINITION OF OHIfiDPMOTIC.
Murmur: u the definition or the
flute {lithe disease and the art I!"
ed by a wrench. twist or rpm: in
the book. Even if, done in ohndbeol
There is no run: like the PRESENT lo Prop
” for the FUTURE. ., -
I Merrill Business Coll
South Nor-walk. ' Stamford. Port
intention:
the duel-eat arm and
limbs. ‘ . "
assum- r'rvpswsirsas;n c.
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", “lentil Main
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8mins. 'llndorwooil.
. Remington. all other
not“. sold. tinted.
Wired.“ Rentals, OI . g, . .
Opp. Consultations!
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