, , length tlle proposed new building
' ~(‘ourlcll are invited to attend a jolly
smoker, which will be given by tho-
. ,munlon in a body at the 7:30 o'clock
KIIDE'.
FANCV BOXED
RIBBON CANDY
SOCIAL WHIRL
PEANUT BRITI’LE
MIXED CANDY
CORNUGOPIAS
CANDY BASKETS
CANDY CANEB
FRESH BAKED GOOD.
CUP OF COFFE. TEA
0000A ON MILK. IO
SANDWICHES. So
Lane’s Baku".
51 Warwick!
Bin-t. ‘
~- NEWS
Today has been designated by the
State Board of Education as Library
"Day.
.
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The regular meeting of the Euleka
Rebekah Lodge, 1. 0. O. F., is sched‘
uled for tilis evening.
A horse owned by Robert Shaw, of
this city, dropped dead, last night
about 6 o’clock, on Hamilton avenue
hill
-—Your Old wedding ring made into
mnew Tiffany style. Brand’s, Washing-
ton street.
Routine matters of business, last
evening were transacted at the meet-
ing of Olive Branch Lodge, Knights
of Pythias.
This evening there will be a special
meeting of the city council. The
members will discuss at considerable
ordinance. ‘
A pleasant entertainment will be
given under the auspices of the West
End improvement Association to-
night. The aflair will be held in the
club's quarters.
All members of the locals amliatell
with, the Norwalk Building Trades
council in Music Hall block, tonight.
——llmbrellas, Umbrellas. O'Brien.
The members of Court Laurel,
Daughters of Castile, will attend com-
mass in St. Joseph’s Church, on the
morning of May 9th. A communion
breakfast will follow.
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William C. Smith and family, well-
hnown summer residents of Bell is-
land, have arrived in South Norwalk
for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Smith
Psptoastaoilros.
Containing Frosh cod Liners. with
David W. Raymond
new nan saws solunno
tr waslllnoroll or.
Tsl. ones. 1000-8: house. on.
Insurance
memoirs...
Workmen's Compensation, Liabili-
ty, Marina and Automobile.
Surety Bonds.
~ Notaries Public
Steamship Tickets
1. M. Layton & (0.. Inc.
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave., 50. Norwalk
TMiss Nona F. Rawley is wishing
with Miss Ella Peters of East Boston,
Mass.
—Soit Hats. Soft Hats. O’Brien.
Richard Ireland, yesterday, chal-
lenged all comers at pool. In a game
played betwoen Mr. lreland and A.
I) Keyworth, the former was van-
quished to the tune of 100-95. Wil-
Iianl O’Hara promises to repeat at
the next game. ‘
No decision has been rendered yet.
by Justice of the Peace William A.
Griflin, Jr., regarding the rent suit. of
Raymond Brothers versus William H.
Fisher and wife. Demurrers have;
been filed and the matter is still be-i
int; considered by Justice Grimn. |
The members of Monitor Grotto will .
have a big time tomorrow when an
extra large class initiation will be held .
in Music Hall. A large delegation.i
from a band, will be on hand. There;
will be a street parade. and the event
promises to be one of the biggest held‘
in a very long time in Masonic circles
1
in Norwalk and vicinity. i
i
—Banner Homemade Bakery?) Mon-
, roe street. j
l
Tomorrow, May 1. will be the an l
nil ersary of Admiral Dewey s victory l
ill Manila Bay, Philippine Islands, in l
1898, when the entire Spanish fleet
was destroyed in a short time. Sun- ‘
day, May 9th, will be known as l
Mothers' Day Tuesday, May 81th,
will be Peace Day. Sunday, May 30th, .
will be Memorial Day.
M l
License your dog Tomorrow is the:
last day to secure the 1915 dog license l
After May lst a line of $1 will be add
ed to the regular tea. The cities oi
recently returned from a trip to the
California coast.
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A large delegation of the members
of Banner» Council, Daughters of Lib-
erty, of this city, last evening attend-
ed an open meeting oi'Olive Branch ‘
Lodge, Daughters of Liberty, in New
Canaan. The local members
Those residents of Norwalk who
purchased or will purchase a Ford
car between August 1, 1914, and Ang-
ust 1, 1915, will receive the sum of
$50 as a rebate from the Henry Ford
Company, of Detroit, Mich, accord-
ing to the latest announcements is-
sued from that company’s factory.
—-ISALE SATURDAY AFTERNOON
and evening. Trimmed hats at reduc-
ed prices. At Mrs. Taylors, Hanford
Illock. 60 North Main street.
local or out of town.
member. , ~ ,
,cd announcement.
.m‘m
The Sommm
Town Clerk Herbert 4R. Smith will be
open tomorrow afternoon for late oom-
‘ers. tin upper Norwalk John W. Cur-
'now will hold forth all day in the for-
,lnler Town Hall, on Wall street.
i
your order.
The Broadway Centra'l Hotel, New
5York, which made an assignment yes-
terday, was for years a favorite stop
ping place for many Norwalk people
and for a long time was the gathering
place of men connected with the hat-
UNDERTAKE‘R {
yard Manure.
RAYMOND
Fertilizers
Sheep Manure, Superphosphate, Potato Manure, Ground
Bone, Agricultural lime, Land Plaster, Nitrate Soda. Barn-
The A. .I. Angevine & Son Co.
134-136 WASHINGTON ST.
South Norwalk, Conn.
BROTHERS
The-Cadillac
Baby Seal -»
Just what mother has been
waiting for.
Saves so much work and so
much more sanitary than
nursery chairs.‘
Will fit on any tellet. J
Price .............. $2 00
Childrcns’ Dresses
Small Children’ s Dresses in
pink and blue checked ging-
hams . ............... 25¢
White Linon Dresses with!
collars, culls and belts of con-
trasting material, white
waists and blue skirts, with
collars and culls to match and
assorted plaids ...... 50c
-—THE suunAv NIGHT SUPPER "
,at the Country Club is popular. Phone ..
were . ‘ -
treated royally and an excellent time ‘
was enjoyed by those in attendance. .
Strlpcd ginghams with white
pique collars and cuffs $1. 00
Boys’ oliver Twist Suits
50c to $1130
lnfants’ Long \Vllitc Dresses.
lace and embroidery trim-
med sociosaoo
lllfants' and Children's \Vhilc
Dresses. daintily trimmed
with Val. late and embroid-
ery soc to $2.50
New line of Infants‘ Bonnets
I: embroidered lawn, trim-
ed with lace and ribbon .
.. 25c to $1.00
stun...-
Children 5 Hats in embroider-
ed lawn, pique, crepe, voile
and dotted swiss .. soc—$1.00
.l. l. Malleitc
Fur Storage
llclrcshcd and Repair-
ed at Summer Prices
We insure your furs against
loss or injury.
The cost is trifling—the relief
from worry and care is great.
Your furs must be more than,
ill a suitably cold temperature.
\
1 Our own furs are stored ill the
same way.
Furs that we store for you re-
quire cleaning- at regular inter-
vals.
\Vc consi ler this a part of
lour servitcs and we do it cou—
scientlously and scientifically.
Ill fact when We repair or re-
model furs during the Slillllllct‘l
flnonths we do not charge for:
storage,
ROYAL FUR co.
camphorcd—«they must be kcpi‘ "
PAGE SEVEN
AiY CLiEA’RAN 7
SALE
BEGINS TO-MOR ROW
m
Doors open at 9:00 a. m. Positively never
have there been such bargains offered as you
will find in this big sale.
Kindly: 'do your shopping as early as possi-
bleito avoid the big'icrowds that usually get
out " later in the day.
Plenty offiextra help so that you will get
first-class service.
Doors Open t9zii0 A. M.
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Week-End Supplies
Joseph Daniels, Mgr.
252 FAIRFIELD- AVE.,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
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33 The Reed & Volk
" Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phon. 805—50 So. Mgln 8t» ..
So. Norwalk. Music Hall Block- "
WW P‘J‘muwl
The Bridgeport J itney {Bus Company,
lung Industry, being conv enient to the
wholesale hat district. Numerous l
meetings and conference in regard to
matters pertaining to the hat tradel
nele held there Dan C. Webb, for
intally twenty years proprietor of the
-,lloiel assigned for the benefit of his l
creditors. His liabilities are placiitlat i
$40,000 and his assets at $15,000.
5
The Tax Savings Club will . open tomorrow ior memberships.
Payments may be ma‘de'Wecldy- or Monthly
If you are a member of the Tax Savings Club, this company will pay your taxes, either
W‘s
The date of your tax bill becoming due, will make no difference if you' are a club
«lam-like Tax Sawngs Club
if! 3113 PaTtICiPate in the many advantages it otters to every tax-payer, as stated m the mail-
6H3 MM”-
lnc., expects to inaugurate a jitney
‘service between Bridgeport and Nor-
waJk beginning next Monday. The
tare will be 15 cents. To cope with
this business the company has pur
chased eight large Federal delivery
tlucks which will be convelted into
'bllses carrying 30 people.
.1“
7H
Heat
.5-
>
In case of sudden sickness,
when your coal fire is fixed for
the night, could you have boiling
water in a f'ew minutes? Why
your patient might die before you
could even warm water. If‘ you
were using a gas range, you
could have boiling water in a few
xminutes. Isn’t this a conven-
icnce?
‘ -’-The-e-
United Electric
Light J81 Water
Company
DEER MILK SWEET.
Deer milk lathe latest delicacy in
Weston. A. hard of twenty door has
been grazing with Edgar Benedict's
cows or late. and one became so tame
that; she has. permitted Mr. Benedict to
milk her. night and morning tor the
For Saturday Hosiery Come To Us
SPRING GLOVES. \ GARME-NTS. FANCY GOODS.
Chamisettes ..-.25¢to and 50¢“ Sample Shirt Wallto Plain Fancy'Ribbon
“"9 Chamisotts " """ 50°“ 50cts R. P. S1 Special Value ..........19cta
Silk Gloves . . . . . . . .50cts and $1
Kld Gloves........ 74otsand$1 Sample Shirt Walsts, latest Moire and Satin Ribbon
HOSIERY. style ......~.. ..........74cts ...............25cts to 59cts
A popular price, 2 pro. for ..25o Silk Shirt Walsta ..$1 to $3.50 Ladles‘ Silk Glrdles . ...... ..
................50cts to $1.50
Leather Belts ...10cts to 50cts
Sheer Novelties, 10st: to sects.
Children’s Dresses. 50cm and $1
Ladlea’ House Dresses
$1 to $1.98
Ladies" Children's and Men's
Buster Brown Hose. Guaran.
teed silk hose ‘ 25cts. SOcts, $1
A. chvkerman and Son.
Phone 446 South Norwalk Conn. "’
' We (live 5:“le Green Trading Stamps
l
Fish ! Fish !
Delaware Shad, Blues, Weaks.
Butters, Flats," Cod, Halibut,
Salmon.
All Fresh Caught.
Cutbill’s’ Bridge Market
71qNorth Main Street
Free Delivery. Phone 108.
Tripletoe Silk Hosiery
lor “omen. ls justly popular with descrimillating buyers.
Vi c ha\c them in black, white, and all the latest shades.
The New Pumps and Oxfords
for Women -
Includc some of the daintiest models we have ever shown.
“e have them in gun metal, mahogany or patent leatwher
With the new low heels and the new white ix ory leather
soles. - .
CONNEALLY 8r BRACKEN
South Norwalk.
Ladies Spring
Coats
$5.98 to. $15.98
assumr 'rvenwalreaoe-n o. ’
«mam mm}?
. .ontor his imp moat ‘hls cattlo'a “
.iit‘satsls. l’II
udder. sloop on the veranda or his '
" homoand eat his crops as fast as they '. .
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