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When you hoVsVr the Fire Alarm
lit”. 1
, 'VTis I warning. '
Whoa smoking ruins mark the site,
'I‘il a warning.
8. let this remind yen. as you read,
If you tram losses would bl! freed,
.‘ ..L Insurance is the thin: you need.
"Ti: 3 warning.
Taylor a Golden
”UTH NORWALK TRUST COL
BUILDIVNG_
Telephon. 1230
Bill NEWS
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Harold McLellan is in Danbury to
day on business.
Stephen (‘iftltte and V. J. Camo-
ratta wereJisitm-s in Bridgeport last
night. .
i oyt's theater, Saturday
closed its vaudeville season. for the
present, at least.
A cake sale was held. Saturday,.in
Baxter's drug store by the Camp Fire.
Girls. of \‘t'innlpauk.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Valley place. this city.
day ill Brooklyn, N. ‘1'
llriscoll, of
spent yester-
'i‘lle schooner “Mary It). Cuff" with
a cargo Tompkins Cove blue stone
has arrived at Raymond Bros. wharf.
—EASY WAY To PAY TAXES .
-'1‘lle Tax Savings Club is open for
members. Join today and arrange for
your taxes.
M 1's. 'George C. Lockwood. of Higll
street gave a dinner party at her
Ehome Saturday night in honor of the
‘ii’ngagement of Miss Ida M. Verlin
to David 1.. Fultqz of Brooklyn, N Y.
The resignation of Miss Mona
Helen Taylor .of this city, who has
been soprano soloist .at the First
Congregational Church. of Danbury.l
for several were. took effect yester-
day.
.- There was a meeting‘litwa o’clock
illis'aflernoon of the wombn of Tri-
nity Episcopal Churclaa' The mission
ary .hnx whs‘packed, filter which s so
clal time was enjoy.ed Refreshments
wel e» Viservodu'
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A large and valuable plate glass
window in the O'Brien & Rooney
building, on Washington street, was
, badly damaged this‘mornlng, about
:1 o'clock, when some one hurled .a
The Window is insured.
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A large number of the'memhers of
Court Laurel Clo; on Bell Island,
visited the club ---house yesterday.
There. was some informal talk con-
coming the holding of a lawn party
in'the- near future. .The date. and
perfected arrangements will be an:
nounced later. All, of the-shore re~.
sorts and clubs. yesterday. had a
number of visitors, in spite of the
fact that the season will not fol-
mall) open until the end of the
month.
-REGULAR PRICES—
Vt’anlpolc' s Cod Liver Oil . . 79c
Bromo- Seltzer, 25c size . . . 19c
V‘CuticuraSoap .............. 19c
Fsskay’ 5 Food, 50c size. . . . . '39s
Eskay’s Food, 75c size 55c
Stillson-Powell Corporation
In ,WASHINGTON STREET.
night, .
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l The parade in '
lunique. Imps. in full
igalia, were in prominence, and tea-
itules were a mule and a goat, sug-
gestive of ‘liard going" for the ini-
ltiated.
presented an attrattive appearance,
lwith their blue fezs. with red tassels.
. The ritualistic Work was put 011 in
'Music Hall. and deeply impressed all
witnesses. The following degree and
* castLVof Hejas Grotto, put on the
Work: V
His Majesty—eArthur B. Smith
Olive Branch. 81.
Chief Justieewi‘l’illianl 1‘3. \':1:'
“ooster, 79.
Master of Ceremonies—Leroy E.
Whiting. Olive Branch, 84.
Mokanna—Melboui'ne C.
Adelphl. . 53.
‘Oratorgliavid H.
ster. Vtebster, Mass.
Sarpedon—William W. \‘ars, Woos-
tel. 7').
(irand
Adelphi, 63.
Charonulsaac T. Jenks, Hiram. 1.
Chaos——David H. Seaan. Webster,
Webster, Mass.
t‘ttl'bel~11s~llel‘1tick O. Foote, Woos-
ter 79.
l t‘ 1111 1111 of Guard-flames T.M.11-
!ton. Da1 Spllllg, “1.0.
; (11.11111 Chamberlain—Albert
‘lleinhold, Olive Branch, 84.
i ltlltulamzmlhus—~(‘l1nrles M. Rollin»
son. St. John's, 2.
lodv (tunrd of Moltannan—Herman
l\l 1ft, t‘onn. Rock, 92.
L Wanderer»Vr-t,‘harles
Hiram. 1.
Preston,
Seaman, Vl'pb
MarshalwAlberl
It).
. H. Puklin,
Prosseo—— inlanuel M. Shure, Hi-
ram, '1. '
l (‘hampanzie the First—Isaac
iIsaacs, Olive Branch. 84.
l Master of Revels—Joseph E,
iSouthertOn. Anawan, 115.
' Gland Standard Bearer—Herman
,l ..Alderman Conn. Rock 9...
f Director of Ceremonials—Robert M.
lRusspll, Adelphi, 63.
1111111 of Properties—George
Bartholmew, Wooster. 79.
‘ Master‘of Wardrobes-James Good-
,win, Hiram,1. .
Music Master—August H. Ochert,
Conn. Rock, 92.
Electricianwaight Williams. An-
awan. 115.
AsisistantV Electrician—John Sny-V
o'er, Altman, ”115
“His” Nibs, the Chief Imp-Charles
V. King, Trumbull, 22.
Imps—Harold F. Spelry. Hiram. 1;
David Sie'gcl, Wooster, 79: Irving S.
Allen, Adelphi, 63; Emanuel M.
Shulc,Hira1'11.1: Oscar Hendryx,D11y
Spring, 30; Charles N. Cook, Trum-
bull, 22; Lester lt'. Phillips, Hiram. 1
Harry E110, Hir‘am. 1
Master Ferrvman—lsanc T. Jenks
Hiram, 1.
It‘el'rymen-—Herrick O. Foote,
Wooster. 79; John Semen, Hiram. 1.
Surgeons—Dr. Robert J. Ferguson,
Trumbull, 22; Dr. Henry Giamarino.
Trumbull 22: Dr. Benjamin F. Rile1,
Trumbull, V22; Dr Charles I). Eggles
ton,.Woostcr. 79.
Wrecking Crew—Louis
Olive Branch, 84: C. W. Scranton,
Anawan. 115; C. E. >0hampaigne,
Hiram, 1;. Lemuel C. Beebe, Trum-
bull, 22: Ed. D. Payne, Anawan. 115:
W. M. Bradley. Wooster, 79: Charles
A. ,Bowe, Adelphi, 63; Willis E. Bod-
will. Anawan, 115.
. Monker, after which the local grot-
to loanamed, has an especially inter
'eVstIng Vslgn'ViIlcanceV. Monker is a flcti-
Mons personage in Persian mytho
logy; and it is his exclusive, and
somewhat 'crcepy privilege, to wake
the dead. ‘ . 1
Following the ceremonial work in
Music Hall, which couldn’t help but
meet with the commendation of all
concerned, cars were waiting to con-
H.
Thomas,
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satanic re- ,1
The prophets in the parade.
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Will draw Interest from May
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‘AT THE EAST INDIA TEA-CO.
Armozlrs Lean
Smoked
Fancy
Tender
Spinach pk
15c
MainVe Potatoes pk. 15c
TELEPHONE 371.
lllakers 11.11 t produtcd.
\\c 11 show you all tilt
are even httter than the old
111 the uay of a bargain
Spotlal
511 is made of the same ilnc
11111 $5.01) Lorscts.
A liig Bargain at ..
The N. E
East India Tea Co '
Nemo Corset: Week -
Come and see all the good llcu things
some new features in ucu models that, for somt shapes,
Self thucing Lorstts, at onl1 $300.
The reducing and supporting straps of tape on this
model are concealed under the Corset skirt.
so WASHINGTON eraser.
sou'rn N0RWALK._ cons.
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{or our “Ncnln Week
This (Vor-
ask
merdétized hatistt used in
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Ryan Co.
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.vhich was in waiting at the Roton
Point Casino. The banquet was 1111'
tor the direction of Prophet Neville
Bayley. Manager James Riley, or
the, Hotel Mahackemo, catered. V
Tue menu was toothsomo and on;
‘oyed thoroughly by those in attend-V
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was made by Monarch Percival
Sherljon. of V Monker . Grotto. Mr.
Sharron w'us enthusillstically' re-
ceived. He introduced the follow
ing speakers, all of whom interested
with remarks: Past Grand Monarch
George Hatch, of Leila Rookll Grot-
to, Rochester. N. '1'.: Past Monarch
Rev C. Cram. on Heinz Grotto, New
Haven: Monarch W. W. Vars, Heinz
Grotto; Past Monarch charlos
Blohm. of Long 1. Grottd, Brooklyn,
Hi.
. Monarch T. 3. Hart, Long I. Grotto,
Brooklyn; Past Monarch R. M. Rud-
sell, Hejaz Grotto: Past Monarch A.
ll. Smith, Hejaz Grotto: Prophet J.
Benton Werner, of this city, and..J
l2. Petels, Assistant Generah Long 1
Grotto, Brooklyn. .
Each speaker highly complimented
the officers and members of Monker
Grotto for the remarkable progress
made in so short 11 space of time.
and tile manner in'whlch the first
ceremonial was carried out. Hejaz
Grotto degree team and cast came in
for 11 large shale of deserved praise
for their interesting and faultless
work. .
After the banquet, which was a
sired, an entertainment _ was of-
ed wtth piano selections, songs and
radiations- Mr. Huene ,t certainly
‘nlade good" with the crowd.
Monke‘r Grotto already has the re-
quired membership of 100, necessary
to receive a charter, which’will be
issued by the supreme council which
will meet in Buffalo, N. Y.. on June
6-7-8. .'
The initiation fee to all those who
join hereafter will-be $15 instead of
$10. ' The next ceremonial will be
held in the near future, and the com-
mittee in charge of thisl'.‘~are: now
working hard on the proposed affair
The Monker patrol will be formed"
and the ritualistic work perfected by
the following committee: Prophet
George F. Foote, Prophet Rev. James
Benton Werner and Prophet James
A Hollarin. .
Added praise certainly is due,l\l10n«
arch Percival H. Sherron', Chief JVus-
tice George P. Bette and Master of
Ceremonies Clayton L. Marshall for
their tireless efforts to make the first
ceremonial V the great success it
proved to be. Mr. Sharron, by the
V. way, is the iyoitngsst Monarch, age
considered, 01! all of the 11 grottos
under the dispensation.
The oilicers ot Monker Grotto, and)
the committees in chat-go of Satin-o.
days. celebrities mom
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my 260 of the local acid bvisitinf VS 7‘ Vy l eph R. Taylor. .
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A clever speech of welcome;
jolly affair, and all that could be de- ’
fored by William Huene, who favor- .
llytbn Ll‘
ker. -
Marshalwilarry LV. Oakes
Grand“ Chamberlain —— Nehemiah
Condos.
Ontorit—James Benton Werner.
Canto.“ of Guard—John :‘F. Stad-
V~«_An'drew J Crossmon.
_—V-it". 8 Lyon; Frederick
’E'lrM. Stocking. ' >.
.. Veep? Ceremonlliyopd- Pa-
. S V'sArthur, Nehemiah Can-
dee, J. warrior, , Cornelius VVan-_
Coevoring, Hardld P. Smith.
Banquet. and Entertainment—~Geo.
P. Betz Clayton L. Marshall. Ne~
ville R Emile}.
Recep on Committee—David W.
llay,n10nd ..Alvln Hordt, Anson F.
Keeler, George W. Van Alstyne. Al-
bert PearsoanItIarold A. Mead. Cra-
imor C. Hogemau, Homer D.V Law-
rence.
.Hejn rotto, No 42. New Haven,
odio'eng: llow:~- .
Mans 11', W. W. Varsxfllhief Jus-
tice, 1.:5‘. J'enks; _Master of Core.-
monle, Joesph E. Southlngton; Mar-
shal. C. B. Bristol; Captain of.the
,Guard, Albert Frank: Secretary, E.
is. Howdr Treasurer, Alhort Zunder;
Trustee,"1{enry Brelztelder.
A. 113111111" was the general elec~
trlclan and Cornelius VanCoevering
'the master mechanic in connection
‘ Wheaties oars Posse.
During Annlvemry: eptlon Frieilde
Present lsimm 11110111 Gold. l
BRIDGEPOR’I‘. May 3 r—Directly' att-
.or the evening service of the Park
zstreet Congregational Church last“
.night. an anniversary reception was
give:- Dr. Gerald al.8113111, who has
"been their pastor for the last ten
years. The event was bold in the con-
torence room of the church. A must-
cal progrfim was furnished and ro-:
freshments were served. when John S.‘
Woostei‘ presented Dr. Board with a.
purse containing $110 in gold as' a,
token 0' {their esteem. Dr. eBard‘
was very much impressed by the gift
and expressed" 11111 appreciation and
received congratulations
friends. :
FAMILY to mean our.
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Mother 'aVnd Daughter. ,
CLEVELAND May 3.—-Mrs. Oliver
M Foster and her 21-year-old daugh-
ter. Lola, were killed and Mr. Foster
seriously injured when an automobile
driven by Foster was struck on a
grade crossing by an express train
near Willoughhy, yesterday. Gaylord
he s or the Fosters, was so badly In»
1.1151119111113116 died In a. few hour-1'1.
”Foster is master 01991111111: 0! thistle
vol-‘1: Control pips: 1.111ch
I! Is. Main 81.. 80. Nor-walk.
Automobile Work
Radiator Repairing .
a
Specialty
also,
A W‘)
‘3": V
Mull Guards, Pans,
' lamps, etc.
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Starting Monday, May 3. V V.
Route—M’lroad Suture, up
Wonhinston, Fairileid Ave. and
Cedar 51.00 Turnpike, Taylor Ave,
West St. and Clay" St. to R 11.. A
Squire. ' ,_ _.
KARE 5c. . . h .V .
SESEdnle—Leaving R. R. Square The Sterling
Week Days—A. M., 6:30, 7:00.“ ’ n . -‘-
7:30, 8:06, 8:30; 10:30., 11:89.” " ' -
e. 11., 11:10, 12:40. 1:10, 1:40. i «- REFRIGERAT-QR
2:10, #200, 4:40, 5:10, 5:30, 6:10, -
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Sundays—A. 11.. 7:00. 8100. 9:00. refrlgerator world. It . ls _ built
9:40.1010'11120’ 12:10. P. M. , selcntlhcally; perfect lllsulatlon
1:10, 2:10.419, 5:10, 5:40. 6:10, '1, ”and air circulation, sanitary and
7:10, 8:10. 9:10. 10:10. "easily cleaned.~tlle casyvto—get—to
.. --...- sanitary waste pipe is a feature in
— “SQ" The Sterlmg ‘5 "g” a“
For Upton». “Me. c." the way through. We will be
Fred H. canons. ' pleased to show you .
Funeral Director and Embllmll
Office ‘R‘ Residence Refrigerators $4 95 to $45
Tolephonow. -
[he Sterling F umlture Co.
127-129 Washington Street.
Phone 105.. Opposite Hoyt’ 5 Theatre.
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or WOMEN‘S ND MISS-
Gl‘efll Reduction sale ES’ SUITS Alli) COATS.
$15 Suits reduced to 38.7532531111; reduced to 1514 fig
$20 Suits reduced to $11. 95 $35 Suits reduced to $17 9
Come this week as they are positively the biggest bargains
we ever offered at this time of the year, .
Ladies’ and Misses’ $8.00 Coats reduced to .33 98
" Ladies’ and Misses’ $10.00 Coats reduced to ........ :35
Ladies' and Misses’ $15.00 Coats reduced to ........ $7
We are putting on sale today 500 LADIES’ HATS of Milan
Hemp at 98C, $1. 25. $1. so and $1. 98, in an the latest shapes.
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YES, THE CROWNING T YPEWITER TRIUMPH IS HERE! . _ .
It is just out—and comes years before experts expected it. For makers have striven a V
life- time to attain this ideal machine. And Oliver has won again, as we scored when we gave
the world its first visible writing.
There 15 truly no other typewriter on earth like this new Oliver‘ ‘9."
Think of touch so V V
light that the tread of a kitten will run the keys! m. .‘
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---;-CAUTION!
The new~day advances that come alone on
controlled by Oliver.
V. Even our own previous models—famous in
their day—never had the Optional Duplex
. It puts the whole control of 84 letters and
' characters in the little fingers .of the right;
' ‘ and left hands. And it lets you write them
. all with only 28 keys, the least to operate
: of any- standard typewriteromade. ' . ~
Thus writers of all other machines can im-
mediately run the Oliver Number “9” with
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g This brilliant nV'ew Oliver comes at theVoId-
time price. It- ' costs no more than lesser ,
makes—now out-of— date when compared with
this discovery
For while the Oliver’s splendid new fea-
tures are, costly—we have equalized the added
1 expense to us by simplifying construction.
.9 , Resolve right now to see this great achieve- ‘
meal: before you spend a. dollar for any type; 3
writer. If you are using some other make :‘
you will want to see how much more this '
, one does.
If you are using an Oliver, it naturally
follows that you want the finest model. s
17 CENTS A DAY
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typewriter. It has all our previous «special inven-
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