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A WARNING!
—Sale Wednesday and Thursday.‘
l'l‘rimtned hats at special prices. Mrs;
night. ,
"Its a warning. i ———-——
When smoking ruins mark the site. , The Stamford Colored Y. M. C. A.‘
"Pie 1:. warning. iband will give a concert in Domestioa‘
So let this remind you, as you read, i Science Hall. Washington street, on
if you from losses would be freed, l Thurfiday evening Royal Wilson and
Insurance is the thing you need. 1 M33!“ For man cornetists of South
'Tis ., warning. jNorwalk. are members of the band,!
' and have attended rehearsals faithtul- l
Taylor & Golden
1y every Monday night in Stamford:
during\the past winter. ' }
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO. ' 1
BUILDING, ‘
—There are 313 new records on the
Telephone
athem. Donnellv‘ s Book l
The police have received the reportl
that on Saturday evening someone en
ttercd the home of Mrs. N. Burns 0'1
Betts Place and ransrcked the house
Gill NEWS
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Frank Fitzgerald has been employed
by the ttacanelli-Healcy ice Company.
Store. l
Stephen Lengyel and Joseph Thopl '
say of Springwood. have returned to; p
' their homes here after a trip to Can-‘
ada. “Never Again,” say they.
A Franklin avenue woman yesterday
complained to the police that neigh-
bors annoyed her. investigation
_ l proved just the reverse.
Edward Sheehan has resigned his
pUSlll'lll with the Koran”; Tire and
Rubber Company.
-—MUSIC HALL TONIGHT.
vKunz- Boyd 15 rounds, and 4 other
good bouts.
'Martin Troy was arrested yesterday
charged with non-support of his four!
young children. Judge Keogh this
morning gave Troy the preference oi
going to jail for six months or paying
$5 each week for six months toward
' the support of his youngsters. A bond
of $100 was put up.
The auction sale of the goods of
John J. Kohn was postponed yesterday
by reason of Deputy Sheriff Ladrigan's
absence from town,
Maurice ll. Nuttillg. local manager
of the telephone exchange, and .l. ’l‘.
Dunbar, counsel tor the company,
motored to New Haven today for 11
conference with the oilicials in that'
city.
KLEIST'S SUIT DISMISSED.
NEW YORK, April? -—The $250, 000:
damage stlit brought against Edward;
N. lireittlug, capitalist. of Marquette!
; Micll., and his wife, by Max Frederickl
the Kleist their son in law has dismissed
il 1 yesterday by Federal Judge Hough
| Kleist chatged his parentsw'inlavv with
lalienatiug his wiles affections.
The appraisers appointed by
bankruptcy court have completed the
work and the report has been sublnitt
ed to Attorney J. T Dunbar. trustee 01'.
title .\01ualk Brass Company. it shows
that the stock 011 hand is wortthANTS
PRI7E FIGHT FILMS AD-
$_412.39. Severaloutstandiug accounts . ‘ . MITTED. M
title the companywill amount to bl‘-' “AbbllNGTOh, April “"4" ('On'
tween 32 000 “(133%,)0 The apprais ilEt‘!!l)ll with the announcement of
lliill‘les ’1‘. Town, formerly United
ers engaged in this work w:ere Louis;
lolviscltulidt Joseph A Volk, Jr tutti States Senator flout Minnesota, that
Henry B. Turner, ill‘.’ will on Aplii 29 apply to the
l'nitcd States District Court at New
'l'vm well-'knovvu mc'nocts of meJ'ork for an injunction resttaining
Klauton A. C.. of Smithville. Second ”‘9 "“"9”“l0! 0! ”’9 I30" I101“ refus
liistritt. were out i" a 1: null dor) on ins to admit moving picture films of
Sltnttav afternoon, and were near ”1‘ ”“391“ \"l'lllill'dr-IOllnfion champion-
the northerly point of Harbor View ship fight. it is stated beta todav that
Beat-h. vthen the white squall" struck't‘ll‘ll -‘ ”011 “I" be welcomed by the
them. The boat began to tilt with “at. , lllvlli'ulnwut of Justice. The validity
er very quickly before the club house 101' ”19 l‘dW [Ol‘llldding the Importation
was reached one of the adventurers of prize fight 011115. it is rccognizcd.
of [he bflmy deep feel overboard. Be. 1H.“ {‘1' hilt! 1109!) fully ll‘SlOd. SOllCllOT-
sides a bad scars and being a little General Davis recently assurcd at
damp from the ducking they reatllcd tor'nels fot the filth companies that
the clubhouse none the worse for such the govetnment vv ould expedite hear-
‘an experience in: of such an action as Mr. Towne
————————-« lllrposes to institute in behalf of L.
~00 to Chas Brand for Eyeglass re Ltvvlcnce “other. owncr of the mov
Dalm- Cheapest place in town. .ing pic'tuic rights or the fight, who de-
sircs to bring the pictures into this
country not for sale. btlt for exhibi-
bition by himself. Mr. Towne .said it
would he admitted that they are films
of a prize tight, not of a boxing bout.
The following from Norwalk were
present at the ceremonial session at
Pyramid Temple, Mystic Shine, in
Bridgeport. last evening: Milton El-
wood. Edward E. Gorham, Dr. S. H.
Huntington, Edmund E. Crowe, Fred-
erick S. Ambler. Edward J. Thomas,
Harrie A. Smith, Dr. H. E. Bates,
Ernest P. Huviland, Stuart Elliott,
George F‘. Foote, Ferdinand B. Smith,
J. Aylar, Anson Keeler, Samuel L.
Benedict, George C. Lockwood, Albert
R. Mulkin, Cassius M. Webb. William strength as I have_
A McPherson, R. C. Millierd Chester. “ll have a family of five, sew, cook
M. Gttyer and F. J. Hans, Jr., were and do my housework and ‘l became;
among the twenty-six candidates. very much run down in health. A '
lfrlend asked me to try Vinol. i did so
land now i am well and strong and my,
Mas. MELTON'S LETTER
To Tired Worn-out Mothers.
JACKSON Miss—“l shall feel re-
paid for writing this letter if I can
help any tired, worn-out mother or
housekeeper to find health and
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When you hear the Fire Alarm “.1‘aylor, $0 North Main street Hanford 1' '
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1230 May list come in today and hear! ‘
afternoon by\ Officer John H. Smitty!»
hand.
Force
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1“,“1‘lvcvmuu‘w "farm WEm-em n‘W‘lmmmp. 1., 1..., fidtfim‘v—magh»
Sendtng Money
by WeStern Union
is next; Quickest, Surest
and Safest to personally
passing it from hand to
Full information at any
Western Union Office.
utr wrsuu 11101 TELEGRAPH co.
Fancy Maine Potatoes
Smoked Shoulder
14361;:- 3351'
ll.
Va.
150 pk.
100 lb.
90 pkg.
TELEPHONE 371
East India Tea Co.
123 WASHINGTON ST.
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Call and see them.
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Leonard Cleanaltle Refrigerators
_ Art- tht most sanitnly Rtfligcr aims titadc.
‘ thoroughness with which thcy may he clcaucd is a revela—
‘ , tion to the housewife \v ho has been using the old stvl..c
'All lizes .............
The case and
....... $9. 00 to $35. 00
a "nu 1"
RAYMOND 8. SON
THE LONG savaeususo AND sealants Film
48 MAIN areas-r. NORWALK.
FuNenlvt. otnecrone.
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Doylics
' Drugs Iold time energy has been restore. Vinol
Patent Medicines. has no superior as a tonic for worn-I
Toilet Articles out, run- down, tired mothers or house‘
Price the Lowest. Quality the keepers "~—llirs J. N. Melton, Jackson.
Best. ‘. lMiss
_ Frank H Baxter, druggist. South
Stillson-Powell Corporatloa Norwalk. and leading drugtsts every
In WASHINGTON STREET. where. . .. ‘
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The Time of Your life
is measured by the years existing be.
tween the time earning power begins
and .when it ceases;
From the beginning, man realizes
that the future holds for him cony
stantly “ increasing rEspomibillties
which often appear to increase more ,
rapidly than income. .
, Hence the need of the services and ‘ \-
encouragement of a Banking connec- "
tion to back up your ever, single eflort.
A very engaging story of "The Time
of Your Life," is" told in a little book
that we will be pleased to have you
stop at the bank and ask for, or a post-
nl gentlest will bring itvto your home.
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New Stamped Pieces
Our Needlework Department
beautiful stamped pieces—easy and effective \\ ork 111 most
cases antl' 1n cv crv instance at atttactivc prices.
Pretty articles for home decoration such as Squares, “
Centerpieces, Luncheon Sets. Pillow Cases aftd
Tovv cls of tnauy kinds and sizes I
Also the newest ideas in Waists, Night Gowns, Combi—
nations, Boudoir Caps, infants \\ car, Etc.
Our Art Department is the very center of interest in
this city for lovers of the beautiful in nccdlc work.
The N. E Ryan C0.
SOUTH N ORWALK, CONN.
is overflowing with
srB'MTth-t Tnooe'L'es QUICKLY
CURED. ,
People go on suffering -from. little
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stomach troubles for years. and lmag-‘
'iue they have a serious'disease. They
overeat or over-drink and force on the
:stomach a lot of extra work, but they
never think that the stomach needs
extra help to do the extra work.
If these people would take Tonoline
Tablets regularly they would be a
‘great big help to the stomach in.its
strain of overwork. No matter what
yOu eat or drink Tonoline Tablets
sweeten your sour stomach and stop'
gas belching in five minutes. The
heaviness disappears and the Stomach
is greatly aided in its work of diges-
tion. -'
Tonollne Tablctenot only promptly
‘ relieves all distress, but if taken reg-
ularly absolutely cure indige'stionby
building up the flabby, overworked
walls of the stomach and make them
strong enough to digest the most hear-
ty meal.
' Go to your. druggist and get a $1. 09
box of Tonoline Tablets and you will
always go to the table with a hearty
appetite, and what you out will taste
good, because your stomach and intea- .
tines wii be clean and fréeh. and you
‘ 1101.101: 11.11.1311;
TUESDAY, APRIL 22,1915
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FURNITURE, STov'Es Ann "
HOUSEFURNISHING “
' _ GOODS. .
New and Second-Hand. I
Sold at Lowest Price, ‘
Opp. Congregational Church.
We Buy Second- Hand Furniture
and Stoves.
M. GUTKDWSKY,
STERLING
Phone 419. or NORTH MAIN out 9 FIRST
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MARVIN c,BEACI‘I TRACT. Anniversary sale
I ”-2 g . , BUY NOW
2 :use .a...( hot. F oats.) FURNITURE .
9 . "T. McGOVERN. Agent. RUGS I
$55 Washington st, So. .Norwain. BEDDING
RANGES
. REFRIGERATORS
APRIL SALE AT AUGUST
PRICES.
Sterling Furniture Company
127-129 Washington St.
. Phone 115.
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What Are Your Assets ?
The scientific conduct of business anti personal
classes the methods employed very distinctly
Avoid Tile liability
. or not having a checking account. We invite accounts which are
given cflicient and courteous attention.
Fairfield County National Bank.
THE OLDEST BANK lN NORWALK.
affairs today
Lamps, etc.
Ml
North Main and West Ste.
«wor'ey'V’ ”'5-
”gigannu-us‘swt
BUY IT NOW
YES, THECROWNINGT YPEWITER TRIUMPH IS HERE!
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It is just out—and comes years before experts expected it. For makers have strivcn a
lifc- time to attain this ideal machine. And Oliver has won again, as we scored whctt we gave
the world its first visible writing \
There is truly no other typewriter on earth ltke this new Oliver “.”9
light that the tread of a kitten will run the keys! -
CAUTION ! WARNING!
The new— -day advances that come alone on
This brilliant new Oliver'comes at the old-
this machine are all controlled bv Oliver.
time price. It costs no more titan lesser
Even our own previous models—famous in
makes-mow out of- date w hen compared with
their day—~11cvcr had the Optional Duplex this discoverv
shift.
for while the Olivcrs splendid new fea-
tures arc costly—me have equalized the added
hIt pltttistl‘in the little fingers of the right expense to us by simplifying construction.
c arac e 1
anti left hands. And it lets you write them
Resolve right now to see this great achieve-
ment before you spend a dollar for any type-
all with onlv 28 kevs. the least to operate
'of any standard type“ ritcr made.
vvr'lter. If you are using some other make
you will want to see how much more this
Thus writers of all other machines can im- .
mediately run the Oliver Number‘ 9, “'1 1th
one does.
If you are using an Oliver. it naturally
more speed and greater ease.
I
Think of touch so
c whole control of 84 letters and
follows that you want the finest model.
llon’t Admire 7
the other fellows Clothing}
Get a tailor made suit yoursel
Suits to Older From
$15.00 “P-
'Remcmbcr this brand- -new Oliver “9” is the greatest value ever
17 CENTS A DAY' . given in a typewriter, It has all our previous special ven- '
tive Color Attachment andamatic spacer, 6/ oz. touch-plus the Optional Duplex Shift, elec—
tions—visible writing, aut all these other new- -day features.
. Yet we have decided to sell it to everyone every where on our famous payment plan—I7
cents a day! Now every user can easily afford to have the world’s crack visbile writer,” .
with the famous PRINTYPE, that writes like print, included FREE if desired.
Perfect fit. guaranteed.
' " S. Nathan
Custom Tailors. Tel. 339-5.
225-227 E’Washington St.
Cleaning and Repairing Neatly
Done.
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RECEIVER SEEKS TO SELL
HAWES-VON GAL FACTOR’I.‘ .
Asks Permission of District Court to
Dispose of Property for Not
Lean 1-1.... the sum .1 $25,000.
DANBURY, ‘April 2-7.—The receiver
of the'-Hav1"es-Von Gal Company‘has
; filed ‘9. petition to authorize hint to
sell the factory for not less thou
$25, 000 and also an order to com--
promise and pay the claim of thé 1.3.”,
hello B. Hawes estate. . ;
The Hewett claim, a preferred one
for 5100, film has been the preventive
will know there“ are oi: going to bet . ’ '
and be among the first to know about this marvel of
'l'tl- llIlY Write-For Full Details
writng machines. See why typists, .employers, and;
indivduais everywhere are flocking to the Oliver. Just mail a postal at once. No obliga- "
tlon. It’s a pleasure for us to tell you about it. /
310 BROADWAY,
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER 00., 3,,Ew YORK- N Y
YOU CAN RENT THE OLIVER 3 MONTHS FOR $4.00.;
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Any Junk
SELL' 'S JAFFEE
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