is
311123114111. Aramaic-’1
' 3 lbs. milkor soda
crackers
. l1creamierina
1i brenkiaSt rice! 5C
13 bores ms__t____ehes
WIZARD SHEEP
, Fertilizer.
An aid to Nature for
_ lawn and garden, fruits,
berries and shrubbery. Our
sales of this superior fertiliz-
er are, increasing each season.
We have it in bags of var-
ious sizes to suit every want
and every purse.
roolb.bag 32
.00
so liabag 1.25
25hhag...... .75 .
rolb.box...... .40
THE
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
$2.75
' FOR A BEST
sou Filled Spectacle
or Eyeglass
.—at_
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
Lumber, Timber, Shingles
Mill Work .
If you have» 50““! MINE Com _.
any building problems on your mind, we suggest that you
come in any time at your convenience and we’ll see if we
can’t help you out for less money than you ’re figuring on.
The kind of lumber you'll need depends a lot on what The memo”): was performed at
you’ to going to build, and them's a difference in the price 11.15 “lock by Rev Frederick A.
of difl‘erent grades. Let's talk it over anyway—we ’ve all 3 Coieman' in» Trinity Episcopal
kinds and you’ll place yourself under no obligations what- 1 Church (in We“ Wee, .0118 city. The
ever by calling The Hatch & Halley CO. wedding was very quiet, the immedi-
DeWaters, of Pennoyer street1 Row-
ayton, this morning, becgme the bride
of Joseph Rutter Taylor, son at Mr.
and Mrs. James H. Taylor, of High-
land avenue.
ate relatives only
once. V
Miss tDeWaters was attired in a
becoming blue traveling suit, with
IN THE ORDINARY
BUTCHER STORE
you may once in a while pick
up a prize—the cut of meat
that is just right, at the right
price; but in our shop, which
, is out of the ordinary, you in~
variably get just the cut and
kind of meat you like, at the
price you want to pay. Every
sale with us is a prize sale.
Fresh Ground Bones for
fut bouquet of white roses. The
bride's maid of honor was the groom’s
sister. Miss Lillian Ida Taylor, who
wore a pretty gown of light green,
and carried roses. Percival H. Sher-
run was best man.
The happy couple left town on an
extended honeymoon tour. They have
the congratulations and best wishes
of» a large circle of friends in all
parts or the City of Norwalk. The
groom is employed as bookkeeper in
BRAND’S
138 Washington 32., so. Non-walk.
We Give 8. a H. Green Trading
Stamps.
NEW STYLE STERLING '-
PLAYER PIANO .
TheM. Sonnenberg Piano Co
- 104 Washington St. 1
Established 1888
the Borden Milk Compahy’s office, on
Washington street.
NEW out nous:
IN wui 10111111
. The West Norwalk Improvement As.
sociatlon met last evening in the
Union 'Chapel. The various commit-
tees made their report relative to the
new club house that they contemplate
building. s. C. Morehouse and Robert
2......“ Chickens
OHARNOK’S MARKET
FREE DELIVERY
TEL. 588- 2
‘ Beers Meat & Provision Co.
6 North Main St, So. Norwalk. , 13 Main 81., Norwalk.
Nillllllilltflldtll
Miss" Beatrice Russell DeWaters,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Henry --
being in attendc '-
hst to match. She carride a beauti-I 1:
PUBLIC NiAllfl-
TRISTRAM 1. mm
GAZETTE BLDG. ' THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWAEK
T H I N K O F
28 and 30 inch, Natural Wavy Hair
Switches 11.- $1.98
NEVER BEFORE SOLD F OR LESS THAN $3.50.
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These switches are by far the best values‘We have ever had to sell- at the price.
They are all 2811M 30 inches long and mounted on three stems. The hair is of
. excellent quality and naturally wavy, and the shades include all of the hard to
“0H,
find colorings, except gray. The woman who needs a switch in order to
. A ‘ I
Tun“ produce a stylish co1iiure should surely take advantage of this remarkable
offering.
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PNGGIIMS DISCUSSED
H...
STAMFORD, April 20—Prabiem-1 of
Public Health and care of defectives,
dependents and deliquents, occupied
the uteniion c: the delegit-s today at
the closing sessions of the fifth annual
convention of the Connecticut State
Conference of Charities an Correction.
Three sessions were held during the
day, one being devoted to a discus-
sion of housing and public health, and '
the other to the aspects of Connecti-
cuts' Legal and institutional Provision
for the Care of Dependents, Dcliquents
H. Krieger . co.
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If you are not alreadyld‘Charge (3113- V
tomer of our Big Store, we: ”will“
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— * scuuze’ SV samtal'y Markets , meeting it also came out that the ma-
Hayes
New CITY
MARKET
Hayes’ Block
69 North Main Street
—J———.——_—
jority of people in West No rwalk pre
32 Washington St. 39 Alain St.
Norwalk, Conn.
GlGGl ADVENIIS NG " THGNNEY VGSGUAGN
AGlNGl BRANCHES Gill NANEG fGN GGllNl JUDGE
(Continued From First Page. ) (Continued From First Page. )
tto South Norwalk, instead of Norwalk
to have this accomplished.
)
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HARTFORD, Conn, April 20.-«
Members of the General Assembly
today eagerly looked into their bill
the lot adjoining the property of Ed- ill. Lewis, New ilaveu‘ F. H_ Stadt
Represenmwe ““59“”‘91 °‘ MW sinner; Miss Henrietta F. Thacher,
lander Johnson, Director of the Exten~
ferred that the New Gannon bus c”maision department, training school, Vine
. land. N. J., Miss Mary Scheurmsn, or
,snd it was decided to make 1111 chart-
and Detectives ’At the former meet-
ing the speakers included Dr. Dwight
make it easy for, yhu to become one.
‘Any sales person, in our store, will
inform you howito obtain a dignified
charge account. i
muoller. States Dairy and Food Com-
New Haven; Dr. Henry F. Stoll, of
Hartford, and Dr. John E, Farrell, oi
\‘l‘sterbury'f'
At the two other meetings dealing
with defectives, dependents and deli-
quents, the speakers included Alex-
tho Associated Charities, Waterbury,
and Dr. F. K, Knight, superintendent
the New England Home for Little m *-
' ' Great Attractive Sale
0
Women‘s and Misses Suits $8.98, $14. 98
Women’s and Misscs’ Coats . . .. .S3. 98, $5. 98, $7. 98, $1298
" Women’s and Misses’ Dresses. . . . . . . . . . . V$7. 98, $11. 98, $17.98».
Women's and Misses’ Skirts $.2. 98, $3. 98, $5. 50
MR. LIBRIZZI HAS A FRIGHT.
Edwin Librizzi. who lives at the
end of the trolley line in Winnipauk,
received the scare of his life, Sunday-
nighl. He was in the dining-room
reading a book, when he heard the
‘store door open. Going out there he
IIIQIocc'lo
Globe Agency. and Messrs. Swnrtz «it
Corbett building, will be taken by the
We Are Ready
With our newAuto Van. We
can move you anywhere and
quickly.
ANDREW TAYLGR
Livery and Trucking
Phone DVarien Conn.
remodeling rooms alongside Attorney
Cuneo's present olilces, which, when
completed, will be occupied by Mr.
Cuneo.
John I. Lipkiu, of New York City,
ment of the "World’s Advance,” 3
} well-known magazine, has been re
' ruined by the Globe Agency, aiid will
[act as that firms trayeling represen-
{tative At the present time Mr. Lip~
kin is covering the territory in the vi-
, cinity or Springfield, Mass.
l
,1 The Globe Advertising Agency. Inc.,
formerly with the advertising depart-l
profession as lawyer,
dy, after his work of the day,
Mr. Vosburgh has always been a
work and councils of his party. For
six years he was chairman of the So.
9
Norwalk Republican City committee,
and he is now chairman of the Repub-
lican Probate committee for the
Towns of 'Norwslk, Wilton and New
Canaan, as well as a member fit, the
Republican Town and City committees
for the Town and City of Norwalk. He
is recognized as a good campaigner
and a. forceful speuker.
by night stu-.
staunch Republican, and active in the:
tiles to secure copies of the General
Appropriation and Finarce bills, but
they were not there, as the printers
had been unable to get them out.
Both bills were “hurriedly introduced
on Friday in order to expedite busi.
ness.
A majority report from the Judi-
ciary committee was made to the
Senate on the bill concerning the li-
ceasing of moving picture exhibitions
on Sundays. The bill provides for
legalizing such exhibition on Sunday
evenings. In substance it says that
the warden and «burgesses oi? any bor-
Men Suits
With 2 Pairs of
Pants $10
GOTTLIEB
11 No. Main St. 80. Norwalk
$7—$10—-$12.50.
M
Phone 1362-3.
25c
lilo
4111111111 Grocery
”'22 South Mom 51.,
So. Norwslk.
i;
til! we 0, “NEWS m1“, progresslve From 1901 to 1911 he was Clerk or web the body authorized 15 any city
and hustling concerns. It was estab-
ltsbed in 1901 by Rimes W Maples,
with ofllces in New York City, but two
1911 to 1913, prosecuting attorney for ulation 0? more than 10 000 0" the
that court He has served three terms board 0’ 581801111311 Of any town 113‘"
' f more than 10, 000,
years ago was reorganized and inner. as assessor of the Cltx of South Nor ing a population 0
rated With the folloWlng1oillces:W' walk and is flno“ a progecuting liquorV but not haVlflg within its limits I city,
p0 ' agent for Fairlield county and score or borough with a population of more
K Maples, of Maple street. president, h l edt .
w G. 1120011111 0, Washmgmn Wee, tory of the board of directors of the than 10 000 is hereby out or z 0 en
' ’ South Norwalk Public Library act by laws authorizing the Mayor of
vice-president, and Alfred Gold- As a lawyer Mr. Vosburgh ranks such city, the wardens of such bor-
schmidt, of Concord street, secretary .
among the best of our local attorneys Ough or the first selectman or such'
3:: affirm”, and now h,” its office in V:He has always taken an interest in WW1). to grant a license «to any persoVIViVs,
The Globe is a national advertising the affairs or his CM. both in its mo—ffifm or corporation to conduc; in c
agency and has for its field the entire terial properity and social develop- Exhibitions of moving picture: e 5:111:1-
world as is ‘signiiied by “,3 name. It. ment. He is a member of the South the hours of 7 and 10 o’c or: on un
'is recognized and highly endorsed by Norwalk GWENKMWMI Church, theVdEY Bl‘enings. 1b] rt en.
,the American Newepaper Publisher‘s K110" Outing Club. the South Norwalk:- ‘A minority unfavora e repo
. . . . Club Old Well Lodge, No. 08,- F 1s; A dorsed that the above be endors’edV‘
Association, the Quom Llu‘b, ofNew Athat the above ought not to pussy
the Town court of Normal]: and from to enact bv~lsws thereln- ”Wins a DD!“
V . 1 ~ . 7 Robert Acton, on High street, doom»
Come to see our Beautiful Waists from . . . . . . . . . . . . 98c up
Hats from . . on too.
We Alter Free of Charge. 47 p $ 98
THE PARI
33 SOUTH MAIN sr.‘ SOUTH NORWALK. ,
nus 11111111 1
An old fashioned dance; renewed: GHANA ls CONNIE”
the meeting, last night, of Camp No. l
3 P. 0. A, in the quarters on Wash- i
found Maurice McGrath, hatless and
coatless, and out of (resin, standing
there. The man held out his hand,
and said: “l’ve come to present you
with this," at the same time pointing
a revolver at Librizzi. The latter
took the weapon for safe keeping.
looolololloousl
DARIEN TRIMS PUT HOSE-
The Darlen Fire Department, inst
:nlgm in the firemen's bownng ““1"“? —Auction Sale. Entire stock. Danns
ament 19 "195anka Alleys, ongHuJ'ness Store, continued tomorrow,’
Washington street, took three games: (Wednesday) at 9:30 a. m. A
l
straight, thereby defeating the mem-
lcrs of the Putnam Hose Con: puny '
team. The score: ‘
Putnam Hose Co,
Fay V V 69 78 76’2” ington street. The committee in (Continued me First ”9‘1" l_.
Emro .. 79 93 70— 242 charge consisted of Mrs Ella Amours,‘ th ---
Costello , 79 8} 96‘256 Waltei Hoyt and Mrs. Hattie Lock— A ewest coast transmitted by. Admiral-
"'” wood. Shepaid’s orchestra fut-inish- Howard, saying “the Villa movement »'
1011 the west coast is apparently col‘
0
on music. During thebusiness ses
- * i lapsing, and indications point 'to that:
9‘ Derien Fm Company sion two candidates were initiated. 1
Mad ‘V ' . 80 108 85—— 273 Th t t. t f:Vcontrol of the entire west. coast by“
ISherer ‘ 79 72 91—242; E 1': 9;; :rg'gmfind co:1n;;ttee ° ’Carranza in a few weeks." From the
bchanssey , ‘ 82 93 86—- ure 1 e a 11 ° go 0 F ' iborder too, came confirmation 61‘ the
“—14%" last night ,at the home or Mrs treported withdrawal southward 01'.
Willie. forces which have been beseig
town Plans were talked over con 3 lug Matamoros
HOSPITAL SifE GOMMITTEE cerning the lodge's entertaining at 3 Officials here would not be 5,1,13,15,31»
‘ MEETS. ‘ the grand oilicers on the evening of Aed, in view of all the developments 0
The site committee on new hospi- May 7th Tomorrow the lodges “910‘ ' the past few days, if Villa had difllcul
tsl held a meeting last night and gates will journey to Waterbury to, i ty in maintaining his line of ,gcommunhs
-- 3 exit, and the Publishers’ Commercial
This means that every lead- ’
Union.
inb newspaper, magazine, and man-
‘ i order publication in the United States,
as well as the journals of foreign.
M. a post regent of Sherman Council,
Royal Arcanum, and an honorary
member of Old Well Holt and Ladder
,4
Company. ‘ ‘mVudorlty report.
n...-
made its report to be submitted to the
signed by Senator King and 3991*? association members next Friday
Bantatlve Sherwod accompanies tiié ,nlgm ”it is understood that several
‘ Alocations have been visited and the
iUntavorable “390“ was made on findings made will be embodied in the
-VSenator Molloy’s bill providing for am~‘ report which will be kept secret until1
attend the annual assembly 0f the I icetions to the American border. The
0 0.13., M the. state The delegate‘s ; loyalty of some of his gnrridons is said
will be: Mrs. William S Wilcox. Mrs. it” be questioned it is 3.35 “laid that,
Robert Dunn, Mrs. Earl Themes and , with Zapata cut oft from communic
MTS- Fred PM“ Ition with the north occupation of Mob,
Miss Virginia Buchanan and Miss ico City ‘might be accomplished by 0b-
icountries, recognize and ”tend credit DEATHS AND F UNFRALS ateur athletic outdoor sports when not
ito the Globe Agency. ..
The fa“ that the Globe Agency 1} F""°"a' °f MN- 3‘19”" church, and on Se ator S’urcell's bill
business “5 increasing “'15 that more, The funeral of Mrs. Jane E. Shererheavtng the regulation of sports on
commodlous quarters are necessary. 111‘ was held, last eyening, at 8 o ’clock, Sunday in the hands of the warden oil
38 sure 3‘3“ 0f prosperity . It means from the late home on Pennoyer street, a borough, solectmen 09a inwn or may-
iconndence. and Shows it by the fact Rev. Edgar S Jackson, pastor of the ‘or of a city. 1 .
that they are beginning to (”“811me Methodist Episcopal Church, and Rev;}1R'e‘solutions in favor ‘of Edward M.
advertise. Henry' E1. Anderson, pastor of the Lockwood and George H. Vosbursh.
---—-—----"'—-V*‘“ Baptist Church, officiated. The .re- judges at Norwallr were deported to
A new ”0"“ for children. 3°59” mind, this morning Were, tsk'en toIthe House, as Was an appropriation
Dream" ‘1“ Density 5 3901‘ 18m" 150? Brooklyn, N." Y., by automobile cortege- bill,w to support the Windham county
6‘00 Writ!“ by Em”? Mather 3mm“ for interment- in Cypress Hills come-flaw libraries at Willhnsntlc end Put
[of South Norwalk 1 - 11o. nary. . mom. 1 ..
conducted within 300 yards of any ’
presented. VNiary M'cKeon, or New York city were regon with little difficulty. V
iweek- end guests of Miss Florence Moi Reports received at the stale do...
iMahon, 0f 12 Hillside street. V-partnlent yesterday Itfim ,Tamplco-
“ADD"VIONVAl locAl NEWSi Miss Mildred iBuckley, of 19 Hillside state that the city is quiet; Vflmt‘ 390
ee,t is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Louis troops left Tampico recently Im- film.
t In 1:0th i Thatcher, of Highland .N Y. gun; that the Wyvisbrook celled fro
A mEtEtingtost. 61’ h 111;: versgriie The condition or Mrs Mary J stov- i Fromm:- NO recent new! MB bé
commi ee 11 0 us L as, 0. 11s or Rayviflw “ewe who is E,e,.1_,1‘eceilr£1tl from Ebano or Vic' in. Th
6, F. and A. 134.. was held in the N0!” ’0“; ill: continues about the same IAmerlc’an consulate in Tampico this
‘walk Hotel last night" It was voted 1 y lsemblins American refugees. who “a
to attend services Sunday tiltirning. , Miss Rosie 'l-Iniley. oi sunspot, L. 1-11 b h
u out to leave for t e states. ~
May 23rd at Grace 11.111111111111311... a visitor at the bone at Mr. and , . . ,
Church. Several summons were iMrs. Henry 0111111111111, of 1.111111111111111 . - ‘
appointed. 1- - jetreet, over the week-end. _._3Vd‘-em in The Scnflncl. 1.7.9}
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