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PEANUT BRITTLE
MIXED CANDY
coasucorms
canny BASKETs
CANDY cause
FRESH ,BAKED 0000!
cup or‘ OOFFE. TEA
000011 on MILK. 50
anemones. so
Lane's Bakery.
51 wanna»:
Street.
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Bill NEWS
Mrs. Charles Yearance, of Silvermine
‘nvenue, is slowly recovering from a:
2-hxerlng illness. I
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Fairty, 01
I‘New Canaan, have opened their sum-
. .3 “mer home at Harbor View Beach,
1 8onth Norwalk.
On Thursday evening, April 23
Olive Branch Council, B. of I... 01' New 1
‘ Gallium, Will entertain Banner t‘ouncil
Ii! South Norwalk.
New Canaan avenue. from Main’
Street to the New Canaan bridge, 13
' being resurfaced and improved by the
I" street department.
-—ANOTHER BIG NIGHT
'The MIL-Easily Singing Orchestra at .
popular local smger,
311011111011
the Armory, Sat. eve.. April 24.
, Rev. S. P. Fairbanks, of East Nor-
walk, will address the Conquest Bible
‘class of New .Canaan, at the monthly
meeting, Friday evening.
At a meeting of the directors 01 the
Fairfleld County Nationay Bank, Sam- ?
11111 J. Miller, of Georgtown was elected '
member of the board to till the mom»
cy caused by the death of his father,
Major David ll. Miller.
There will be an entertainment in
the basement of St, Peter's Church, in
Cedar street“ on Thursday 11nd Fridayl
evenings and an interesting program
is being prepated.
The Connecticut Committee for Ilel-
glan Relief is sending out notices or
its campaign to raise $00,000 to pay
half the expense of loadingn ashlp with
provisions for Belgium.
—.-Day Nursery benefit play, ”Toni-
lny‘a Wife," at Grace Parish Hall,
Friday evening, April 23. Dancing.
Tickets 500, at Glendenning's and Bax-
tiers.
District Deputies Mrs. E1111 'I‘homes,
firs. Fred Pitzer, and Mrs Richard
Dunn are in Waterbury today attend,‘
his the Rebekah State Assembly,
which is being held in that place for,
t
’ three days. commencing today. 1
The state civil service commissibn
has added ten names to its eligible list
.10! farmers. Albert 1.. Bishop and
John Foster of Boston and Clinton 1).
Towns of Suiiield finished with marks
, n! 96 and Hiram W. Simmons of Sal-
’ lsbury had a mark of 94.
Hrs. Rachel Knapp, of Silvermine
‘IIvenue, aunt of Mrs. George Wood, 01
Silvermine, avenue, celebrated her
IInlnetieth birthday on Monday. She re-
solved a number of presents from dit-
' bunt relatives out of town. Mrs.
Knapp gave a recitation to a number
a triendsfiwho called, showing her
I mory was as good as ever. Al-
.though recently in poor health, Mrs.
Knapp is now improving.
“paired. Prices reasonable. Chas. Brand.
'1 Washington street.
.guests at the Bailey Inn, Ridgetield.
. the W omnn' s 1.. mid,
“flayed last evening. Richard lrclnndf
«k:1 Rebekah Lodge, 1.
‘vcntion of the l‘onnecttcut congress
Ill.
Itorcycle on which Miss Farrell was
in passenger, under the Washington
Containing Fresh Cod Livers. with!
Pontoon. cl Iron.
TENNEW
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED NEN'8 BUILDING
:7 WASHINGTON 8?.
101.com. 1004; 1101100. 093.
The Hospital Whist Club will meet
with Mrs. '1‘. Marshall Andrews, at
the Royal James Inn, Friday alter-
noon, at 3 o’clock.
There will be an old tashioned en-
tertainment in the Winnipauk store
this evening, for the benefit of the new
Episcopal school.
Among the passengers sailing on Ihel
Old Dominion Steamer “Jamestown";
today for Norfolk, Va., are Mr. George t
Curtis and his daughter, Mary, wht l
procured their tickets and accommoda
lions through J. M Layton & 00.,1116.
agents of the Steamship Company at
South Norwslk.
—Y0ur jewelry refreshed and re-
Mr. and Mrs. L. 11 'l‘ripler and Miss
Lorraine Tripler. ol‘ Nor-walk, are
A sewing session, yesterday after-
noon, was held by the members of
of Trinity Eula
copal Church.
Harry Lowe ,of Marshall street, the i
has secured ai
at lloyt‘s theater, which"
opens tomorrow night.
m
At the Red Men‘s pool tournament.
rated 100, defeated Harry (11111111111,
rated 110. The score was 100410.
The members of the Arislon Club,
of the South Norwalk Congregational
Church, will be held tonight. Regu‘
lnr matters of business will be 11-1111»
acted.
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The members of St. Peter’s German
Lutheran Church, 011 (‘edar sheet.
have completed arrangements for the
holding of a pleasant entertainment .
tomorrow and Friday evenings.
(in Friday night of this week there
will be a meeting and rehearsal of
the guard and degree team of Euro-
0. 0. hi, in
their rooms on South Main strcct.
~—
’l‘l10se in Norwalk interested ill so-
cial work have been notified of the
holding of the fifteenth annual con-
of mothers, in the West Haven (lon-
negational Church, tomorrow anti
’1‘ titlav.
.-\t :1 11111011111; of Uncas Tribe, 1. 0.
M., last evening, it was decided
to dccorale the front of the Wigwam,
on West Washington street, for the
visit of inspection to be made by the
great council, which holds forth at
upper Norwalk soon. Next Tuesday
night the t1ibe will WOlk the adoption
degree
The. case of Elizabeth Farrell, of
llanbury, against. Daniel Dnnlop, of
West street, ‘this city, is being given
a hearing, today. before Judge How-
ard J. l‘urtis. of the Superior Court,
holding session in Danhury. The case
is the outcome of Mr. Dunlop’s ma
‘chine. last year, running into a mo-
street bridge. Attorney' Joseph R.
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yard Manure.
RAYMOND
F rt '1' ‘ ‘
Sheep Manure, Superphosphatc, Potato Manure, Ground
Bone, Agricultural Lime, Land Plaster, Nitrate Soda, Bam-
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Pure
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Refugerators
Food
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The Al. Ange
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McREE
Refrigerators
are so easily cleaned that they
odorless. 1 hey are porcelain
stale food odors.
Protect the family health bv
keeping your food prhperly In a-
McREE Refrigerator.
134.135 WASHINGTON ST.
cannot absorb
vine 81 Son Co. I
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Should your eyes have been giving 1
you trouble or your glasses needv
“lusting. (set at liberty to con-
lull
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OFFICIAN
Room 6, Rosier Building,
No. 155 Washington St.
Opposite 8078‘. Theatre.
Mintzs-
Special for Thursday
We will place on sale
on sale at
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 0:30 to O.
N. Y. address—121 51h Ave., 0 to
1 p. m. dlfly.
CARPETS, RUGS, FLOOR
ORDER
PHONE “6.
.WE HAVE EFFECTfiD AN ADVAN
l TAGEOUS PURCHASE
gin high quality Wall Paper. fresh
from the mills, wherein you may par~
ticipste. Ottr stock includes the lat-
est novelties and desifis for every
irooxn in the home. We have priced it
’low so that you may decorate every
room in the house for a small cost.
The (:01th Co.
10 FIRST 8T., EAST NORWALK
Tel. 452.
{A .11“ :5
-‘ REBUILT TYPEWRITERIS — L. C.
Smith, Underwood,
Remington. all other
_, makes. sold, rented.
. repaired. Rentals, 33
per month. Machines
cold at $6 per month
1 JAG. DONNELLY.
5'! South Main Street. South Nomlk.
son—‘—w 11111—~:~ wzusr
SPECIALS
BREAK IN MAY WIHEAT.
l‘Il‘ll‘AGO, 111.111 2‘1.———May dcliveryl
of wheat suffered a break of al-
Inost 7 cents :1 bushel. l-‘ree selling
of small lots of the May option at the
opening caught a number of stop loss
orders and in the absence
strong support the market dropped
with startling rapidity. May, which
closed at $1.63 3-4. sold quickly as
low as $1.16 1-2, but reacted with al-
most equal suddenncss.
New crop months, July and Sep
tember, in which most of the specu-
lative business has centered of late,
were comparatively unaffected by the
Hurry in the old crop delivery, May.
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There will be a special meeting of 1
Town Union of King‘s Daughters 11nd ‘
Sous, held at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Leo Davis, of Rowan
street, Eat-1t Norwalk,
March 26111, at 4: 30 o'clock p m. The
meeting is called for the purpose of
taking action on the. accepting of ap-
plicants 101 the Home for the Aged
Judge and Mrs lohn Keogh, of Mar-
vin Beach tract are visiting with rela-
tives in Armenia-
. Taylor represents Mr. Dunlop. - -1‘
Your Taxes Have To Be Paid
Join, the Tax Savings .Club
Beginning the first of May next this company will operate a Tax Savings Department,
running from May 1st, 1915, to April Ist, 1916, in which department you may make
weekly payments in such amount from $1 00 upward as will equal in the aggregate your
yearly tax. If your tax amounts to $35. 00 or $40.,oo deposit $1.00 per week; if $70.00 or
.. IT‘S EASY
PAY WEEKLY
$8000, deposit $0.00 per week; if $105.00 to $12000, deposit $3.00 per week; and in such.
large,» amounts, if your tax exceeds $120.00, as will aggregate your total tax, based 0'11 ,,
forty weekly payments. Upon this deposit we will allow you interest at the rate of two
per cent. (2%) per annum upon your average deposit, and 011 April 10th,1916, ‘we will
mail. you a check for your total balance; Or, if y0u prefer, you may send us your tax biIlI
. with an order to pay the pants from your deposit, and we will attend to its payment and,
' . return it receipts}, together with our check tor the balance of your deposit. ‘
. The Club stat-u Hay 5141. Departs may be 1111111.: during banking hours on any business
; hay. .We shall be pleased 10‘ enroll you” a member of the Club " ?
of any 1
on Monday.‘
; Ladies. Spring
! Coats
l $5.98 to $15.98
I JACOBYS
Bresev
119 Washington Street.
ll’s Nolan Ex-
pensc it’s a
I
I-
lovers
The Ideal
Summer Shoe
E-lnidtc
RalSton
TAN W 501.15.
l
$4200 sultan
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Mrs. William S. Wilcox, Mrs. Rich
4 ml 11111111. Mrs. Earl Thames and Mrs.
Fred Pitzer. or this city. are 111- We- ‘
I' A Milli". my. Whore they/1am repre-
taunting Eureka 11.1.1.1. 1.111139. No
an not; 10: 1.1;: tit-11111 seams State
(#86th mm In that since.
‘lmdmmum
, Saving
1 Gas is not expensive. When you
11-0111parc it: to other means of
cooking you Vtill find that gas
icosts less. Enough gas to cock
tan entire meal costs but a few
lccnts, and when you use gas you
lare never troubled With smoke,
,‘soot or smell. The use of gas
lassures you of the maximum of
jservicc for the minimum of ex-
I “-11.11.-.
United Electric
VVestport Smelt.
stock. Long or Round Clams
100 Sample Shapes 500
all colors regular prices - - $1.00 and $1.50
TAINS AND DRAPERIES, WINDOW SHADES
18,943,311“? shapes in
50c
COVERINGS, LACE CUR-
TO
GO TO
THESE 17am ARE MUCH UNDER VALUE
A. DICKERMAN and SON
SOUTH NORWALK
W
A Stylish Shoe for Women
A Pump of Mahogany Leather With a Sole of Ivory White.
It is one of thc most attractlvc hits of footwear we have
ever shown.
111 TRIPLETOE HOSI
chilling the new Palm Beach
ERY, 1vc have all colors
shade.
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CONNEALLY
& BRACKEN.
South Nor-walk.
rcasunalile rate.
NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE THE MATTRESSES
RENOVATED.
011 request we “'1" call for thcnt, lIavt- thcm thomuphlv
cleaned. and put on new tIckmg ll ncctssat). at a
Particulars on Request.
\cty
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RAYMOND 8. SON
”31“ THE LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM
48 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.»
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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Saxon Wheat Food, 150 pkg. cut to ................ 10¢
Evaporated Apples, pkg.
Icno\ Soap, 5c bar
l‘flllt)‘ Potatoes, 14 lbs.
Milk Crackers, 3 lbs. . .....
....................... 10¢
-- -3¢
...... 15¢
25¢
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A. STULL
I 24 Cottage Street.
East N orwalk.
filw
L
,7 fl, __. __
Delaware Roe
and Buck Shall
Blue, llaltbut, White Perch, ltl,atl
Cod, Haddock, Gosling Clams,
No frozen
opened or in shell. Lobsters.
At the Most Sanitary Market.
Culliill’s Bridge Market 1
71 North Main Street
Free Delivery. Phone 108.
Light 81- Water
Company
rfi
For Uploads“ Service call
Full H. Gannon.
funeral Director 111111 Embllmol
011100 and swam
Talophbnc 904.
It 80, Main 81.. 80. 1111111111111.
11/.¢ A LB.-FOR RAGS,
and highestprices for rub-
bers, metals and leather bcds
will be paid you if you send
postal or ’phone
THE WM. EFFRON 00.,
INC.
Phone 441. 3 Rowan St.
Silk
Shirts
W -. 81.50
L0uis Avrick
P. 0. Block So. Norwalk
Agency tor Trumbull 1:11.
Cars for Hire.
Cars stored, over-hauled and 111-
palred. With my long experience in
1 the automobile business I can guaran—
tee satisfaction. I have a few bargains-
‘0! used mag-notes in perfect condi-
tion. Also one light delivery car and
‘ a. threedusrter ton 1111011.. I
tillll’8 lllllllllll
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’phone 349-4 _
11 Hantord Pl 5
I JUNK DEALERS ‘
You only need write a 11.1.1.1“ or
; phone to Samuel “811,th ll
Win. Enron-11d youwlll (at a find!
min-m tor 111nm which 1011 ML ,'
. want. .111. u raid, ms, W; 1:.
fritbmmlroh. mugs. W‘
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