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Harry Cornea and “Gus" Knorr, of
South Norwalk, visited friends in Be-
thel Tuesday. '

 

 

 

 

 

A regular meeting was held last
evening by the members or theAris-
ton club. The entertainment commit-
tee submitted their report, but were
asked to make another at the meeting

. next week. There was some discussion ,
concerning the formation of the‘
planned-for bowling team. 1

 

P. .l. Moran, who has conducted a
pool parlor at 47 Main street, closed
his place of business yesterday morn-
ing. He has accepted a position as
traveling salesman for a large firm
and will start out shortly in ' at ca-
pacity. Illa many friends wish him
the best of success.

 

Anson Keeler, of South Norwalk,
spent Tuesday in Bethel and Dan-
bury, on business. - ’

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Mrs. J. Milton Coburn, of South
Norwalk, is the guest of Rev. and | Tonight the members of Court Ce-
llos. A. C. Coburn, at St. James' rec‘ jcite, Daughters of Castile, of upper
bory, Danbury. ‘Norwalk, will entertain the members

-——————- 1of Court Laurel, l). of C. The down-

-—ANOTHER BIG NIGHT gtown members will meet this evening

The McEneHv Singing Orchestra atjin front of Baxter‘s drug store, on
the Armory. Sat. eve. April 24- 1South Main street, at 3 o'clock. A:
-- :plensant evening is looked forward

The regular meeting of the W. C. Ito.
T. U. will be held tomorrow after-l
noon at the home of Mrs. Roscoe, on g The members of Lady Jennings ‘;
Westport avenue. Many matters of Lodges. Shepards of Bethlehem, arel

interest to all of the members willr l‘oning for a social ‘0 be held ”‘9 l
be transacted. ,;;t~_.iltl meeting in May. Plans for:

‘this were discussed last evening, but i
’ more definite arrangements will he
T!” “ cst End improvement Aeso- tperfccted later on. Four applications
clatter. voted to hold another meet- 1 for membership were received by the:
tag “1““ entertainment. m] Friday, Sledge last night. Other minor bust-j
April 30, at Klondike Club Hall. The Iness 'was disposed of. i
West End athletes will give an exhi- 1 ‘ 3
‘ ““9“ mm refreshments will be 59" 13' This morning Building Inspector}
vsy‘ed' :Flnch issued the following permitszl
-. m 'yto Edward Beck to wire for Mrs. M.‘
Judge Samuel A': Davis, of Dan-11 Berg, 67 Meadow street; to 'H. S.
bury, presided over the April term of ‘ Robert a to wire for J. Klein, of Perry
the Criminal Court of Common Pleas 4 avelme: to “Miller & Chlttim to wire
in Bridgeport “Slerday‘ One °f the for Mrs. J. H. Taylor, of East avenue!
senses that came before him was that and to George, 'W. Sharer to build a‘
'1 1059”“ same“, a Bridgette“ man, I onestory addition to the residence or?
"‘0 was Charged with ”3"“ ”e“ 1 Dr. H. C. Sharer, 1 Washington street.l
to provide surgical treatmen his to cost $1500. l
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leg. The father wrapped the '0d i The American band, of this city. to-
' leg in sticks and cabbage leaves finight 8083 l0 Stamford, where they
Judge Davis sentenced the man to 1 will parade and give a concert at a
ninty days in jail. The prosecution 'fair being held by the Stamford Sym-
was brought through the Connecticut . phony orchestra. The affair will be
Humane Society. ‘ opened tonight and the local musicians
——-——-—-—- ‘ will add much interest to the evenings
—-Day Nursery benefit play, "Tom-g entertainment. The local members of
ny's Wife," at Grace Parish 111111,; the American hand leave the South
midday evening, April 23. Dancing} Norwalk station on the 7:02 o'clock
Tickets 50c, at Glendenning’s and Bax- train this evening. Kearney’s band, of
jets. Stamford, will also parade with the
local band.

 

After the testimony of the plaintiff , —-——-—-——
ln the case of Martin Nlland, of 03-: Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith said
mining, N. Y., vs. Sarah Kinney, of this morning there are still about 1.-
flhnbury, a suit over the sale of a: U dogs to “be registered, only 200
farm situated in Ridgeiield, was heard local residents having received the
In the Superior Court yesterday at 1' necessary license. A week from next
‘ ternoon, the case was adjourned un- 3 Saturday is the last day on which
L in next Tuesday in order that real ‘ dogs may be registered before spline
state men can determine the mi of $1 is imposed. For the benefit of
‘1 51mm of a farm house which was , the public Town Clerk Smith will keep
located on the farm in question and ! his office in the city hall open on Sat-
.hlcb «has been destroyed by fire 6 urday afternoons until May 1, for dog
since the suit was brought. The real | registration purposes. Nevt week aA
V' estate men employed by the parties l branch office will be opened in the
. "h the case have been unable to agree i town hall on Wall street, uptown, and

run the value of the house and as 3 dogs may be registered either at this
H house valuation is an important point a or the down town office. As usual it
- In the suit the hearing of the case is expected the majority of dog 0wn~
‘ was put over by Judge Curtis in or- ers will wait. until the “last minute,"
' 1, Bar to give the real estate experts an and then enjoy standing in line for;

.mortunity to agree in'the matter. their pet's license. ii

 

 

Your Taxes. Have To Be Paid ‘

Join illeTax Savings Club , PAY WEEKLY

IT‘S EASY

Beginning ‘ the first of May next this company will operate

runnin‘g‘from MayYst, 1915, to April 1st, 1916,‘in which department you may make-
weekly payments insuch amount from $1.00 upward as will equal in the aggregate your
.00 per weekrif $70.00 or . .
$0.00. deposit $2.06‘per week; it $105.00 to $120.00, deposit $3.00 per week; and in such 1 _1 " -

yearly tax. If your tax am0unts to $35.00 or $40.00, deposit $1

larger amounts, if‘y‘our ta'x exceeds $120.00, as will aggregate

forty weekly payments. Upon this deposit we will allow you interest at the rate of} two
per. cent. f(2%)’per annum uponyciur average deposit, and onhApril‘ 10th, 1916, we will

mail you a check for your total balan'Ce ;‘ or, if you prefer, you

, with an order. no pay, the same from your'depos'i't, andwe will attend1to its payment and
return itmeipted, together with ouneheclc for thebalance of your deposit. 1

' The Qn8m1m 5th

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_ , Sanitary
Refrigerators
' are so easily cleaned thatthey‘

odorless. They are porcelain

are lined, and cannot absorb
stale food odors.

Protect the family health by
keeping your food props
' McKEE Refrigerator.

The A..l. Angevine 81 Sen Co. I ‘V

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Should your eyes have been giving

you trouble or your glasses need

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Room a. Keeler Building.
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Emu 0:30 to O.

N. Y. adieu—131 6th Ave, 9, to

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WE HAVE EFFECTED AN ADVAN.
TAGEOUS PURCHASE ‘
in high quality Wall Paper, fresh
from the mills, wherein you may par-
ticipate. Our stock includes the lat-
est novelties and designs for every
room in the home. We have priced it
low so that you may decorate every
room in the house for a small cost.

The Gerham Co.

10 FIRST ST, EAST NORWALK
Tel. 452. '

 

 

 

HEBUILT Typewm'rsns —- L. 0.
Smith. ,Underwootl.
Remington, all other
makes. sold. rented.

repaired. Rentals. 88
per month. Machines
sold at 85 per month.

1 1“- DONNELLY.
ll South Maln Bin South Nor-walk.

 
 

 

 

 

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A SQUARE DEAL To ALL I

It makes no difference whether
your order calls for a dollar's worth
or a hundred dollars in More! de-
signs, Wedding bonqnem, Cut. Flow-
ers, or plants. I can save you money.
We can quote prices that will defy
our competitors in‘ Funeral deslns.
Come and make your own selection
from our Album of Designs. There is
no limit to our ability in making Fu'
non] designs or producing any am-
ount of cut. flowers.

 

Lediesh Spring
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119 Washington Street.

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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Shapes 50c

200 New Sample Shapes. all colors; values $1.00 and

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CARPETS, RUGS, FLOOR COVERINGS, LACE CUR-
TAINS AND DRAPERIES, WINDOW SHADES TO

GO TO
THESE ITEMS ARE MUCH UNDER VALUE

A. DICKERMAN and SON

 

 

A Stylish Shoe for Women

A Pump of Mahogany Leather With a Sole of Ivory White.

It is one of the most attractive bits of footwear we have

In TRIPLETOE HOSIERY, we have all colors

cluding the new Palm Beach shade.

 

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cleaned, and put on new ticki
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Saxon Wheat Food, 15c pkg

Evaporated Apples, pkg.

Fancy Potatoes, 14 lbs. .. ..
Milk Crackers, 3'lbs. ......

RAYMOND & SON

.5,“ THE L0No ESTABLISHED ANo RELIABLE FIRM‘
48, MAIN eraser, NORWALK.
FUNERAL otnsc-roaa.

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South Norwalk florist

2 So. Main St. So. Nor-walk.
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RECEPTlllN

Auspices Combined Councils

Assembly Hall. Norwslk.
Friday evening, April 30, ’15.

 

TICKETS, $1.00, Admitting Gentle-
man and Lady.
Extra Lady, 50 (its.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

a Tax Savings Department,

year total tax, based on

may send us‘your tax hill. 1

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“Saving

Gas is not expensive. When you
compare it to other means of
cooking you will find that gas
costs less. Enough gas to cook
an entire meal costs but. a few
cents, and when you use gas you
are never troubled with smoke,
soot or smell. The use of gas
assures you of the maximum of
service for the minimum of ex-

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Fred H. Gamma. _
funeral Director and Embatme:
one! and Residence
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24 Cottage Street.

 

Delaware Roe, ., ,._.
' and Buck Shad

Blue, Halibut, W'hite Perch, Flat,
Cod, Haddock, Gosling Clams,
Westport. Smelt. No frozen
stock. Long or Round Clams
opened or in shell. Lobsters.

At the Most “Sanitary Market.

Cuibill’s Bridcharkcl
‘ 71North Main Street 7
Free Delivery. Phone 108.

 

 

 

 

 

1%.; A LB. accrues,

and highest prices for rub-
bers, metalsm and ”feather beds
‘ will be paid. you if you send
. postal or ’phone
T111: wM. EFFRON 00;,
0 INC. ' ‘
3 Rowan St.

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paired. With my long experience in

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East Norwalk.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Louis Avriclc

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Agency for Trumbull Cars
‘Cars for Hire. . _
Cars stored. over-hauled and re

the automobile business ‘1 can guaran-‘l
tee satisfaction. I have a few bargains"
of used magnetos in perfect condi
,tion. Also one light delivery car and-1
a threequarter ton truck.

 

 
 
 

'phone 349-413;. ‘
11 Hanford“ p