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LIMWJX...’ Fertilizers
KleeE's
FANCY BOXES
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eoclAL WHIRI-
PEANUT entrust;
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Sheep Manure, Superphoaphate. Potato Manure, Ground
Bone, Agricultural Lime, Land PlasterfNitrate Soda, Bam-
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coaNUOOPlAe F. I. m Wt. yard Manure.
“'- - 7 - - RAYMOND BROTHERS °
22:3: 32:25“ a... w mm - ,_ . ' 30601318 101‘ Saturday.
FRESH BAKED GOOD.
CUP 0F COFFE, TEA
COCOA 0R MILK. 50
SANDWICHES. 66
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to con-
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UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
27 WASHINGTON 81'.
Pure Food
Shapes 50c. VaIue $1. a $1.50
0m
um: ”on. Tel. efliee. wee-e; home. 693. . “9““ a, Keel.“- mum,
to who“... ;, Raff. ;_ t I" 3353.: aerate. We will place on sale 150 new shapes
Street. ‘ D I * ‘51'1 , ‘ O S Monday, Wednesday and Friday _ e
.. e aware Roe ' . n. 1):;an $3053: Le" a w Iormel‘ly SO” 8‘ $1.00 and $1.50; Wlule
- and Buck Shad ,p;:-':,;f,fe92-;;2:.;..'j1; . v- m Mr they last, 50¢. each.
Blue, Halibut, White Perch, Flat, Pixie 1%,]. -
Cod, Haddock, Gosling Clams,
Westport Smelt. No frozen
stock. Long or Round Clams
opened or in shell. Lobsters.
At the Most Sanitary Market.
‘ Cutllill’s Bridge Market
71 North Main Street
Free Delivery. Phone 103.
SI. PIIIII’S GERMAN .
CHURCH [NIERIAINi
Joseph A- Volk. JP» and his bride; A delightiuliy entertaining eveningI
have returned to Norwaik from their. was enjoyed, last night, at a pleasant!
wedding trip to Porto Rico. I social time presented under the aus-i
—~ . pieces of the members of .St. Peter's;
The report of the ('OinmiS-‘iiwei‘s ; German Lutheran Church, on Cedarj
of the lsravl Putnam Memorial I street. this city, I
CamD‘Gi‘Ound I0? ”10 nineteen“ Features of the evening were theI
months ending January 31. 1915. 1 excellent playing by Charles Sterling.E
has been submitted to Governor Hol- . violinist, selections by the orchestral
Bomb. ‘ and several very interesting dialogues!
' The entertainent will be presnted‘
——Prices 011 all trimmed hats and , again this evening. when a greater and:
$12 to $15 SUITS. $9.95.
I We have selected a tow oi our regular stock
oi suits that sold up to $15, to go on sale to-morrow
at $9.95.
01le
Mrs. Ray, of Waterville, Me.. is vis-
iting Mrs. Charles H. Ferris, of Wash-
ington street.
——Get 11,40 per lb. for your rags, and
best prices for other scrap, G. Your-
«dishy, 25 Ely avenue. Tel. 1364—6.
OTHER SPECIAL SUITS AT
$11.95 $10.95 $19.95
' $6 SERGE cons. $3.95.
25 Serge Coats in black and blue, that sold at
$6.00. tor to-lnorrow $3.95.
The Gerhard Co. _....__
10 FIRST ST“ EAST NORWALK
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.
“Molina
Sanitary
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_ FOR 7.
CARPETS, RUGS, FLOOR covaamos, LACE CUR-
:mpes reducgd. 1128101: Mfi‘llnerY. SO-i even more enthusiastic attendance tal ' o ’ Tel. 462.
am street, ‘outl 'orwa '. . ‘ ~ ;
__ , 2:31;: bite ploglm complete. I 6 r1 g e r a to r s ,_ mp ___ p ._ _ W...“ TAINS AND DRAPERIES, WINDOW SHADES T0 .i
Paul Connery, of Attorney William slalom}, aszcvfit: Toners" i REBUILT TYPEwal-rens — L. 0. ORDER .
l". Tammaliy's office. on Washington Character ' i . ' Smith Underwood GO TO ‘
. . 5: Jose hine Hi hno e, - ' ' ' *
street. together with a party ofGeorge-i idem; Miss Ggrtrude Ea“: pm ! are SO easrly Cleaned that they Reminxmnv 3“ 0th" THESE trams ARE MUCH UNDER VALUE .’
' i makes, sold, rented.
town friends, leares tomorrow morn-i
his on an extended automobile tour;
odorless. 'They are porcelain
Angelina Fox—Miss Frances Kass
-' A, repaired. Rentals, 88
A. DICKERMAN and SON
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Norwalk, “here repairs are 0 )e Violin Sol harles Sterling“:
' l Vocal Selection. '
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1 —NOTICE, I laiog Seppei Laesst Sich Photo
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writ pay 1 Ho per lb. for gags. (LI Pm” “”9” I
_ .‘ ‘ ersonei'i:
yourdisky, 2o My avenue. Tel. 1
mecki. i '
:gdgii‘fiktg‘t’Ngy";§§°W are lined. and cannot absorb .. an... .
. - . g for. : stale IOOd OdOI'S. ‘ sold at :5 per month. PHONE 446. sou-m NORWALK
L The street department workmen: $2223? Skipper-“M188 Emmi ' I. 16 811th M JAB; DONNELLY' bin-—
have about completed their work in1 Emma hepperbox—Miss Emma Kos-l P I'OIOCI the famlly health by _ ain Stree.. 809th Nerwelk. —.————L L . , - .m- ____.,
the Brookside section. The crushers. mocki. g keeping your food pro 8. ,
etc, “are rffigvgi‘ilnlfuiemsf:$ 2:; Mary Goodhead—Miss Lena SchroevI , p y . . S
.... .. I MoKEE Refrigerator, : ' sum. “14,, MS, .. Classy pumps for well dressed , ~f
« made to the roads in that section.
Women
of either mahogany leather orpf
black patent leather, With white
ivory leather soles, and the new low
heels Tripletoe silk hosiery
in black, white, and all colors including the new Palm Beach shade.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN.
South Norwalk.
The A.J.‘Angevine 8: son (16.
kmmégggng'ggtgmmm
SPECIALS
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0 lDer Photograph—August Peclliold.
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The case of aBm-ey Poltey. charged “me e Farmer—Menry Yarges,
with assault on Robert Clark. of Mon-- Sein Bub—Gustav Zarges.
no street. was postponed from this Si ti 0
nor 1 to Monday Mr. Policy has sec on by rchestra.
n as ' ‘ intermleelon.
retained Attorney Joseph R. Taylor,‘ Part 2 d
treet, to defend him. I ' ‘or a hundred dollars in Funeral c-
odWashington a [Selection by Orchetm, 1818113, Wedding bouquets, Cut Flow-
i. Dialog: According to the Cook Boomers or plants. I can save you money.
"ANOTHER BIG 3mg” t‘Characters: We, can quote prices that will defy
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The McEnelly Singing rc es a a I Judge W ado—Charles Ohimann. our competitors in Funeral designs.
. ve., A til 24. , Come and make your own selection
the Armory, Sat e p ‘ Adela,~'his Wlie, Miss Louise Brua-‘gmm our Album 0‘ new"; There ii
chwein,
no limit to our ability in making Fu-
Dory—Miss Elsie Raihs. ncrnl designs or producing any am-
Violin Soio—-—Charles Sterling. ount or C“ flowers.
Vocal Selection.
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Ladies .Spring
Coats
$5.98 to $15.98
JACOBYS
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A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL
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I It makes no diflerence' whether
:your order calls for a dollar's worth
Bresev
119 Washington Street.
Which For You,
Gas or— Coal? .
Walter Bentham, of Danhury. is the.
new pianist at Hoyt’s theatre, on
Washington street. Mr. Booth comes
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to Norwaik highly recommended, and I
with a good reputation as a musician. Japanese Fan Drill: soulh Norwalk "01181 - Housexaapang NEENNG KITCH. A i T b n C
lie was with the Empress theatre, The Misses Gertrude Mid MW Banks, 2 So. Main St. So. Nor-walk. EN WARE CANNOT AFFGRD To flency or rum ll 31's
Danbury. for two years. . Johann and Wattle Gottscham. Emma Phone 3“. Coal is high; gas is loW. Coal cars {or Hire.
RAIN POSTPONES GAM E.
BROOKLYN, N. Y., April 23 (Na-
‘and Frances Kosmecki, Elsie Anna,
‘Emma and Helen Schaefer, Lillian
Scllaei’i. Lena, Emma and Margaret
Schroeder. and Helen Zarges.
ARMS EQUIPMENT IS NOW
ORDERED,
Glovers
coal tire is slow; gas
is dirty; gas is clean. A -
LET THIS SALE PASS UNNOTICED.
SATURDAY ONLY.
5c Feta Naptha laundry soap, 10
Cars stored, over-hauled and re-
paired. With my long experience in ‘
the automobile business! can guaran- . '
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midnegfofifizlllqe“ \ka g“ Dialog: Untreue Schleght Ihrenen BRIDGEPORT,Conn., Apri123.—-The . ‘ cakes . .......... . ...... 39c tee satimmon- ”We a few ”algal“ ‘ g
________________ Eigenen Herrn. Bridgeport Projectile Company, a qu‘ck Coal fires are “ll' 10c Large-size bottle ammonia, per . Of used magnetcs in perfect condi- . ,
- Personen: newt or anized concern it is under- e ea ' “011- A150 0‘19 light delivery “‘1‘ and
.—NORWALK HOSPITAL MEETlNG- y g . ’ - home 7.: an. t t t ck
,’ Norwalk. Conn, Durst, Wirt zum Roten 00113811“ stood has placed orders for $500,000 or 691131“; “as ls absolmely 98° Lax-$1.111; heavybalvalilzed a eeqpal- er on ru _. ‘
April 21 1915' W. .Sitzer. special machinery _to manufacturing Summer Shoe ‘ . , 1 'phone 3494 ‘ .
h d d meeting of the N01”. Schneidlg. Polizist—Henry Zarges, munitions of war. and this machinery reliable. wash tubs ....... .......79e “RAW S'CARAGE 11- Ha n! or d m
I- T e a journe ill be h id! Jr- will be delivered here as soon as it . ~ ' 45c 3-gaiion galvanized oil cans..34e .
Wk HospltalAAssoctllmll‘aIl Norwaeik Suess, Weinhaendler—Rudolt W33" 1185 been turned Olit by the firm mak- . 39c Gut. balvanized watering pots. 29c .p .
1&2: 1°:th 2;”1‘315’8, s ’p‘m ’ ner. - ing it. Afthat time it is expected that 1 e ._.The.-. $1.25 Copper nickle plated tea ket- '—
Itzig. sein Kueier—John Banks. the plant of the new company will be ties . 89c
.o. III-I
, ‘. BISHOP, JR., ‘ .
W F ! Heiman, Kausierer—W. R. Haase, Sr ready to regeive it, 18-inch high window screens, 33
United Electric
Secretary. lselection by Orchestra. . and ‘% i ._
#1 I . ‘ _. Inches long ..... .............. 19c ‘
* '. -Ralstonv Light81,-Watef"1i‘i.i°.2".’..°f’.’l".°.’...‘.”f‘."?‘..‘i‘T‘T‘ZZt... - 4‘ >
. Your Ta X es Have . TO B 9 Pa”. ' TAN RUBBER SOLE Company. foillmiiii "£32.35. “flared” %‘ ”ig'tmll‘iig“
top ppsy Join the Tax Saw-"gs Club on WEEKLY . AND HEEL ~ '. .. ‘ ..§fi°.i.;.;;';.;.'.'.;.;.;'::::::::::'.:.‘3: . withstand
. . , ~ $1.98 Brass bird cages with seed gunman-meant!“
For Up-to-date Service Call
. Fred H. Genunu,‘
Funeral Director and Embaimel
(lilies and Reeldenoe
Telephone 904.. -
04 to. Main it. Be. Norwelk.
guard ;................s1.4§
3‘ aluminum saucepans, size, lqt,
it: out. and 2 on. at ...........980
81.25 aluminum omelet pans . .. . . .98c
Albert Etiehelle I
25 West Washington St,
Beginning the first of May next this company will operate a Tax Savings Department,
> running from May Ist,"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 $40.00, 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, ifyour'tax exceeds $120.00, '35 will aggregate your total tax, based on
- forty weekly payments. Upon this deposit we will allow you interest at the rate of two
$4.00 $4.50 $5.00
Glovers
1"/2c a Ib. for Rags '
and highest prices for rub-o
bets, metals and feather beds
per cent. (2%) perannum upon your average deposit, and on April 10th, 1916, we will _--——»-— P11 06 ,2. S uth N 11:. , . .
mail you a check for your total balance; 01'. if you prefer. you may send us your tax bill FAST ”Ewes-n3“ 7° NEW one IPrgmpt Delivery. on” W111 be Pfild 9°“ if YO“ 591? ‘
.with an order to pay the same from your deposit, and we will attend to its payment and Freight hm leaves-Pier 27'. East 1 . postal or phone . , . ‘
return it receipted, together with our checkfor the balance of your depOSlt. River, New York. (root of Gatherino U'NTItMELY... : THE WM. EFFRON “CO...
"Then you didn’t ask tel-Cher hand?"
f'No; whend went to‘interview her, ‘
father he was busy with'ft ‘evturtiace:
. He said to’colue devouring” .w'e‘titits'
in; his struggles'ior' halt £11er fry . r ,
~ didnit went to get mare-cm‘
‘ , News " ' I “ = 1-
. fit.) every day except Sunday, at3 p.
in. Freight received.” Nomtkr up to
I5 p. m. and at Soutpgitorwaik 'up to
M INC! \ l
The Club‘ starts May 5th. Deposits Wile made during bankinghours on any business
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