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. tonight and Saturday,
local showers.
I . WEATHER A YEAR AGO
,‘ spending the day in New York city. '
' and Mrs. 1. Joel, of Franklin street.
‘ Mr. Rosenberg is a prominent mer-
- York, ‘and was on his honeymoon.
> year old laborer.
‘Br‘ookside, informs the local .
The young man is of medium build.
and when set seen wore a dark suit
of clothes.
--Caps. Caps. Mourning bands. O'Brien
.& Hartford railroad commencing Sat-
»ttrday,‘ May 8. The Saturday afternoon
‘ train from New York to Pittsfleld will
.Branchville at 3:08, Danbury at 3:31,
i. and New Milford at 3:58. The Sunday
York will arrive in New Milford at
. urday afternoon train will make com
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LADIES’ HOUSE DRESSES
AND WRAPPERS.
50c, 50c$noo and $1 25
BUNGALO“; APRONS.
39c: 11
CHILDREN’S. ROMPER‘S
At 256- -. .
Special Value at
Seconds
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Summer Number of Pictorial
Fashion Book Now on Sale
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DONNE LLY' S
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16 SOUTH MAIN eraser.
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Elli NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
probably with
A trough of low pressure extending
from Ontario southeastward to the
coast is causing unsettled, showery
weather in the eastern portion of the
Lake region and along the North At-
lantic coast. The western disturbance
has-increased in intensity during the
lost 24 hours and is causing unsettled,
showery weather in the Rocky Moun-
tain districts. Pleasant weather pre-
vails in the central districts.
TODAY.
Temperature:
Low, 40; high,
62. Clear. '
Rev. and Mrs. John Stapleton are
A great deal of blasting is being
done on Dr. A. D. Wadsworth’s prop-
erty at Moss Hill, for the purpose of
constructing an addition, which will
connect the two large buildings on
the property. ‘
«Hat, sleeve mourning bands. O'Brien
Mr. and Mrs. l. Rosenberg, of New
York city, have been- guests of Mr.
chant tailor in Grand street, New
Rev. John Stapleton has extended
aninvitation' to the members of But
ler Lodge, No. 97, l. O. O. F., to at-
tend service at the South Norwalk
Congregational 'Church on Sunday
evening, May 16th
Richard Condit, a 28
John Wyman, of
police
Mr. Condit has mysteriously disap-
peared and can no where he found.
Missing:
He has brown hair and
blue eyes.
M
_. The week-endNew York and Pitts-
fleld express trains will be placed in
service on, the New York, New Haven
leave .New York at 1:35, reaching
evening train from Plttsfleld to New
8: 06, Danbury at 8: 35 and New York
at 10: 24. The trains will consist of
broiler, buffet, smoking car, parlor car
and coaches. At Branchville the Set-
nection for and from Ridgeiield.
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There Is Nanny
' New Under
‘ The Sun
Deposit regularly in the Saw
,ings Department of this Bank,
and on April 1, 1916, you will 1
have a fund, plus .iNTEREST
KAT FOUR PER GENT with
:which to pay TAXES or other
Ethnic.
Escort your fund today. ~
'l'ilel’eoplcsl‘rnstCo
,. n Woodmen out,
Wit.” polio.
-Telepbom143-3 Free Delivery
Fancy Spinach, a peck. 4' .......... ....... .5....13‘
Delicious Creamery Butter, a lb. ...-:‘~ ...... . ......
Process Butter 1n prints . . ..‘ ...................... 2
Pure Leaf Lard, a lb. ........................ "12¢
Swifts Jewel Shortening, :1 lb. .................... 10¢.
Fancy Potatoes, 14 lbs ....................... 169' '
Reliable Flour large size, a pkg. .................. 24¢ 1
Pure Cocoa 3 lb. ............................... 18¢
Reliable Ilour small sire, 3 pkg. ......... ‘. .. ....... 12¢
Force, a pkg. .............................. 10¢ .
Crisco,acan....... ..... ......... "115
Baker’s Cocoa, a can ....... ........ ...... .. 18¢
(lranulatcd Sugar, 4 lbs ............................ 25¢
Full Vt eight Condensed Milk, 3 cans .............. 28¢
Full \Veigltt Skimmctl Milk, :1 can .................. 7d: .
D‘runham s Cocoanut cut to .......................... 8e ;
Soda Crackers, 2 lbs. ......................... 15¢
Milk Crackers 3 lbs. ...................... 25¢
lest Family Flour, :1 bay..,..,,........... ....... 95¢
A. STULL
East Norwaik.
Saturday Specials.
East Norwalk Cash .Grocery
24 Cottage Street.
time getting the best the market affords and
rarities.
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COME TO US
For Fruits and Vegetables
We keep a man in the New York market most of the
selecting
Green Beans ‘
Romaine
So. Main Street.
If you don’t see what you want ask for it.
Rhubarb Water Cress Spanish Onions
Lettuce New Beets .Oranberrics
Mushrooms Kale “11"“
Celery P Oyster Plant
. eppers Scalltons
Parsley White Turnips Tomatoes
Cauliflower Soup Bunch ’Horge Radish
New Carrots Red Cobb ’ Cucumbers
Endive , 3g° Black Radishes
Celery Hearts Parsmps Egg Pl
Sweet Potatoes Ripe Olives ‘
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Phone 1345. So. Norwalk
Trees”
we 2 ’
1‘40 11 lb. for Rags
and highest prices for rub-
bers, metals and feather beds
will be paid you if you send
postal oi‘ ’phone
Phone 441.
Scale
V ARBOROUIIIUBISTS.
‘Phono 4351-13 or l278-5
SOUTH NOBWAIIK
prayed For. f‘
Beaupain 81 Saunders
come.
DART.” WHIP
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.-n'.;-;.;.:-.‘._-_. arr. drew-Meg.
New arrivals of spring and summer apparel showing only the most
fashionable and correct style. ’
WALSTS—~Stunning tub silk models in plain colors and striped effects.
also various other styles in theCJatest designs, materials and col-
orings Special at .......... .. .. . ........ 98c and $1.98
NECKWEAR—Handsome collection of Collars, Vestees, .Maline Buffs,
Windsor Ties, Collar and Cut Sets in dainty, tasteful and in-
/ expensive effects.
HAND BAGS—win assortment of fashionable styles in the favored
sand and putty shades at .............................. . . $1.00
SILK GLOVES—“Queen Elixab eth”” Silk Gloves in tu‘o-toue and solid
COIOI‘S- The {HIGHS “Kayser" make. Very dressy for summer
wear. Price ......................... $1.00
The ODDOYWDMGS resented here tomorrow for large economies are
well worth seizing.
TheN. ERyan Co. E
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Ball Bearing
'-- LAWN MOWER —-—
IS AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE MACHINE. WE
BELIEVE IT IS THE BEST MOWER EVER
MADE.
. THERE ARE MANY FEATURES OF THIS
MOWER YOU WILL APPRECIATE BETTER IN
SEEING. COME IN AND WE WILL GLADLY
ug SI'IOW THEM, _ ‘ l
l»: Albert D ‘tfrghatt
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Successor to Chas. 15.wa ~ ’
South Norwalk, washington Street.
Calmflan'trm‘n-lanmau
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BRASS AND ENAMELLED IRON BEDS
VI e have a most attractive line of Srtlglc, Double and
T “in Beds, in many new and beautiful designs. At very
teasouable prices.
All Kinds of Woven Springs and Mattresses,
THE WM. EFFRON co., '
INC.
3 Rowan St:
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Your Eyes . Are
SO“~'PreCIous~‘
that you should not.
mize in their care.
We think our patrons de-
Glasses as low as $2.00.
Open Saturday Evenings.
"FERRIES/
_1.0uo ISLAND souuo
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Commencing May 15,1916.
Wagner-once.
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. ITOCK or
econo-
umuouoonpteutamnl
citieo.
serve the best, so at our es-
tablishment they have the ser- STAMFORD. MAGEE»
vices of a registered physician YORK. . PERFECT.
to look after their eyes. ACORN
Aloe Rep-in for All noun. _
Jones 81 Hotchkiss
‘ THAMER
Oculists, Optometrists and Company
Opticians. 17 Wall or. Non-1k.
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87 Atlantic. Square,
"RANGES
Stamford, Conn.
Established 1897.
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Automobile '1
Bye—Sea c1111
Every Two Home
you trouble or your slun- need
Commencing May 1, 1915.
Min-ting, tool at liberty to con.
' Should your eyes have heel: giving
RAYMOND & SON
THE LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM
48 MAIN sTREET. NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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The, A. J. Collins ,co.
‘ Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Complete [louseJ-‘uruishers
12-18 No. Milli! SI. Telephone 747- St). Norwalk, 00““-
.Sanitary Refrigerators
A Modern Home Necessity
\Vhether you are enjoying the old home or are to build
' a new one. No feature demands mere careful consideration
than your Refrigerator.
Our line of Refrigerators are sanitary, insure perfect
circulation of cold, dry air, and the whole interior can
easily be kept sweet, clean and sanitary.
Prices range from $4.95 to $35.00
A. J. CollinsCCompany
The New Science
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C mo FOOTWEAR.
'Thoatro Building, 25 N. MulnflSt.
w
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
ed by a wrench, twist or opnin’ in
the back. liven it done in childhood
it create-pinched nerves and min in
. Meal“. in the different crane and
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Chiropractor- more the me. on
«one. and pin, health to respond
through “moaning the none on
tone in your body. We trouble-
um mum-mum; also outn-
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL."t
limbs or SEA soon
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. was for summer suits.
“laminae-limo. Illumination '
k . designs or small
East: Norwalk 2:11! the mine. You will newer 10-" "
DHOWLANDTS
Bridgeport, Conn. ' ' '
/ Friday, April 30,1915 - '
Women’s Palm Beach suits
new; delightful and serviceable
Donn in Maine, where the salty breezes of the ocean
hate tang and life— —gi\ing coolness, a clctcr manufacturer
produces Palm ll each cloth.
‘ \lcn learned some time ago “hat a splendid fabric it
it Stems to has the coolness 0f
the sea breeze. the strength of the Maine rockbouml
shorts the durability of tht old Pine lrcc state.
\ow “omen may enjo‘. its goodness. hate suits or
skirts made of it, suits and skirts that \till give uomlu‘
ful seuicc and comfott all during the “arm period.
Palm Beach cloth (this genuine sort) is
light as a feather; \ct it retains its shape and docs
Entrances' In Main Street, Fairfield Avenue and Cannon 5:.
almost as .
not ‘
wrinkle as do so many summc'ry fabrits- It is porus and 1
thus cool. It requires no starthiugwaml starch fills up
the pores of cloth and make it “arm It has a pctuliar
and phasing crispness that makes one think of mohair,
and a partly- -lustrous finish that git cs a great pow or to
resist dust. tlcanliucss and beauty and durability are
subtly interwmtn in it.
Suits and skirts uortln of the excellent fabrit, hate
been made up and are non ready.
Suits in five new pleasrn g summery styles.
Norfolk jacktts mmth: some uitll p cats back and
frtpit and some “llll pleated back only. All uith clctcr
)c t
Cutnwa} sack jatkets uitli smart piping in ubitc.
Skirts of these suits are all in flaring models simple
of line, summery in (tort ftature. $12 50
Motor coats of appropriate length and fulness, finish-
cd \titlt collar and cuffs of black satin (uill not shou the
effects of motoring as do light collar and c11fl's)—~$12.5o.
Skirts of regular plain weave or of fancy striped
weave uhich is notablv pretty.
X pretty yoke style hasuniquc straps at u aist and 1s
finished uith graceful flare.
Another style 15 so stitched across hips at each side
as to gite unique and prttty yoke effect of Special depth.
X fcaturc of the colltction is the rantre of sizes which
is from 23 to 30 waist and from 38 to 42 length, ——$5..oo
Second Floor.
A big lot oi
special waists-50c
l itlc need to go into detail about these waists.
’lhcy will best tell their own story, when you meet
them face to face.
Voile and striped and embroidered and fancy thin
cottons of many sorts.
Some much béttcr than others—but all better than
one would expect at fifty cents.
Summcry,
sleeves, ’ 50:.
96:1 and Floor. '
Popularity of checks
is not to be checked
Those clear sharp smart~looking black and- uhite
checked fabrics go on and on to greater and groan?
favor. b ’
For suits and skirts and for
scent to be alike popular. '
Their look of cleanliness and adaptability to all sur—
simplc dresses,
qualities for their being,r so liked.
Today’s collection is large and excellent.
C heck: of many sizes and weights and qualities—but
all alikc' 1n their good taste and attraction—50c to $2 yd.
Main Floor, Rear.
Hat bargain
' for men
\Vc had made this season, by one of the best of those
expert Danbury l1attcrs,a soft hat of fine quality and 1111—
usual style. '
That hat is the
lioWlanti Special at $3 -
It is a beauty. Has the Stylish tapcl‘ crown.
snappy new brim distinguishes it. From every
inch, it radiates good style and quality.
And now—to let more men know w hat the hat folks
in this store can do—choose any color at $2 40
Rich right— style shades of blue, green and brown—-
and the accepted shapes of the season.
Note this well :«Howland Special hats are light, so
light they will not be burdensome any time of the year.
Main Floor, Rear.
More Axminster-Frenoh and
other rich rugs
The
Square
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stylish, attractive, with lung or shmtfl'
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, roundings1s, poss1bly, mo“ responsible than all other ‘-
Richest rugs that have come into the store in months '
and months at so small cost, are the Axminster—French
we told of recently
Theirs is the beauty of pattern and color that marks
French Wilton rugs. The maker simply must have taken
those splendid rugs as his pattern.
lowed the pattern!
Beautiful colors, delightfully effective patterns, —-—and
with it all, the rich deep weave of the Axmiuster family;
a. weave that gives soft Surface and fine finish and also
good Service.
Only American rugs we know with such beauty are
And how he has fol:
the finest Wiltons made in ‘Americaa—and they sell for.
over twice‘ the price of thesse Axminster—French .
' Fresh supplies have just made their bow. Nine by 12
feet—$25.
. Some Wilton rugs of special value too- , .
Handsome because of the way rich colors are com-
bined in the small -figured patterns which mark them.
Of dependable and fine quality, in 9 by 12 foot 512e,] L'
usually sold at $25—.— : $19. 50.
A'xminster 1' age of a standard
gored patteriis. ich colors, too. ,
Firm and durable and Such rugs as sell usually at
$23'1n this 8 1—4 by to be too: use,“ .11150. ~'
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