wannasmv, MAY?» 19:;
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The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
Lumber, Timber, Shingles
‘ Mill Work
BUY CDAL NDWI
Under reduced rates—
TRISTRAM & HYATT
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK
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'You’ll need it later.
”Him a Busy nay
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Come and see us ’ ‘ ' ‘ I if
0” It you have WWW“ W M“ " m" THIS IS NBMO WEEK
r talk over the phone any building problems on your mind, we suggest that you' I c...” , ‘
About your requirements. come m any time at your convenience and well see if we 5.
.‘Norwalk, among the lawyers of Con-
necticut. has gained the reputation of
being decidedly “scrappy! Local nt-
torneys, who are in touch with legal
suits throughout the state, deClare that
‘Norwalk atorneys have more business
for a town of its size than any other
city in the State of Connecticut. Wit-
uses the folowing cases which will be
given brief hearings, Friday or this
week, in the Common Pleas and Su-
perior courts:
' Superior Court.
One of the most interesting cases to
be heard in Bridgeport on Friday will
be the Ridgeileld Savings \Bank 00.,
vs. ldey Walk. A motion will be heard
by Judge William H. Williams on the
application 'of this Norwalk Investment
Company, of this city, to be made a
party defendant to the suit. Dudley E.
Hoyt ofSouth Main street. represent-
ing the investment Company, has de.
clared his company really owns the
m equity in the Randall block, although
the title is now in the name of Mrs.
l‘resh Caught Blue Fish 12 12c
gldey Wolk. This case will furnish some
can’t help you out for less money than you’re figuring on.
The kind of lumber you’ll need depends a; lot on what
you’ re .going to build, and there’s a difference in the price
of different grades. Let’s talk it over anyway—we’ ve all
kinds and you 11 place yourself under no obligations what-
.“ by ““mg The Hatch 6 Bailey Co. 1
THE COMING or New WEEK WILL BE Fll‘TiNGLY
cassava) IN OUR CORSET DEPARTMENT
BEGINNING T0 DAY.
This justly famous Corset, especialy adapted to stout
figures, IS a real self-reducing Corset. and once worn.
makes a true NEMO friend of every customer.
AColllpleie true for Slim, Medium Stand out Figures is Ready
At $8 .00 and $5. 00
H. Krieger & Co.
[mare quality to us!
No better Coal - ’3‘
or better service
herever you go.
. THE
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY
Beers Meat & Provision Co.
6 North Main St., So. Norwalk. 13 Main St, Norwallr.
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interest during the course of its hear- parents 01 the scholars visit thei Just received a n ‘A’
’ LARGE LOBSTER! .............................. ~ ......... 22c LB. «ing. Attorney Leo Davis, of upper Nor- schools and observe the work beIng. e
Hayes BlOCk CORNED SPARERIBS ..................................... 10c LB: Iwalk' represents the plaintiffs and w“. done. it was suggested that invita-
tions might be sent out. The superin-
tendent also asked'that each member;
oi the board arrange to give of a dayi
i "l'he case of John E. Wood, Admr“ I for the purpose of going through the:
Is. James H. 0 Neil and others, will schools He thOught the members
'08 Elven a hearing Friday. The plain could familiarize themselves with the
tlff's motion to set aside the non suit}
Ilium F. Tammany is counsel for Ray-
[mond Brothers, who are in'volved in
Ithe case.
shipment of spring coats
Which will be sold at very
attractive low prices ’
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
32 WASHINGTON ST. '39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
69 North Main Street
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YOUR REPUTATION AS HOST
Typewriter
work in no better Way.- ,
Paper depends much on the quality of the )judgement will be argued Attorneys! Chairman Lonurn, I}: the building' ‘ _
. , meats that are served. Poor cooking W aish & lllIbbeil represent the plain committee, reported a communication . .
8% x 11 500.. _ 81/3813 may spoil good meals, but good cook- it": and Attorney Iohn H. Light the0 from Miss Margaret Brendllnger, Greal Reducnons In
556 Sheets 75c. ing cannot reticent poor meats. Start idelendunts. ' principal of Hillside school, in which. _
right and give the cook a fair chance i ' A demurrer ‘0 motion ’0' (“5301““011 she asked that a division fence be‘ . .
BUB}; ERMTN L08: e—order some of our juicy roasts, and ‘0f attachment “’1'” be filed in "l9 0339' erected between her building and the Tallor Made Sulls
you will find them tender and satisfy. I0! Anna 3- JuCkS‘m- "5 Leslie Gum new Prospect avenue school. The
ing in the extreme. 3'1”" The plaintifi‘s “"0""333 are Gray board instructed the secretary to write .,. , .
_ g , :and Gray, while the defendant is re- Miss Brendlluger. grating that the mat- . _ .
"hm“ MARIA?” Chime" 5 Market m... ., ‘i “'1 w Charge accounts opened with
TEL. CALL 44.5. FREE DELIVERY de°~ ‘ The Fitch school sanitaries were up .
Motions to set aside the judgements for discusflon and a vote was passed .
of non suits in the cases of Solon H.
IBorglum adm. vs The N. H. N. H. &
’76 NORTH MAIN ST.
rdering Jones and Hotchkiss to go
ahead with tile work. so far as the up
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quickly.
ANDREW TAYLOR
mmLiv-cry and Trucking
MenSuIts
We Are Ready
can move you anywhere and
Davies Conn.
, uh i
With 2 Pairs of
Poets .
$10
G o Int-:1 as;
11 No. Main St.
ill-QM“.
To Everyfflouselreeper
Se. "email:
in most every home there is a clocE
not keeping time, or that- is quite
a standstill. Send a postcard, call or .
at
telephone 324-3, and I will call at your
home and give you an estimate. Why'
not havo the litie repairing that your '
clock maytneed“ done right at‘ your
home, if possible,
No Charge for Calling at YOur Home
- Clock-repair work will be guaranteed
for 15 months, in writing.
Grandfather clocks, hally'
clocks,
French clocks, etc., repaired for well-
lrnown citizens/in greater Not-walk, by
We pick fromthe best 0.
woolensT-eand. every pattern
is confined to us. .
That. doesn’t mean that
our prices are beyond the
reach of' the average man—
quite the contrary.
The quantity of suits and
‘ overcoats that we cut in a
Season permits-“us "to *sell'
them for much less than the .
’ ordinary clothier would have
to get for the same quality.
Then, too, think of the
Variety! ‘
Convenient—-— ceniprehen-
sive.
Our newest store is near
Grand Central—Fifth Ave.—
nue at 4lst Street, with a
. 42nd Street entrance.
Everything men and boys
t,"
cross complaint Will be given in the
case of William T. Raymond, et als.,
vs. The Norwalh investment Company.
Attorney John H. Light will remnant
the phintlfls, the investment Company
moms-mm; '
The motion for ‘s judgement bacanse
of tho tailors. to answer in the case
of Dudley E. fit, of ais.. vs. Arthur
C.‘ Pomeroy. at his, will be heard.
Bonds of prosecution. will be consid-
ered at the hearing concerning. the
case ofSaranLthVenport vs. the Citi-
zen‘s—National- Bank: Attorney's Gray
5 ("or will "meantime-pigtails-
iaml‘Atbomuys' wanna Hubbell the
defendants;
Uncontested divorces to‘ be , given.
motion heaving“: the'mfiim
Friday will. bathe salon ot'IBertha‘
Lithi 'vs. Ernest Litm' Keogh 5- Cam.
do for the plaintiffs; ‘and Frances ‘J.
Summers vs. George Summers. At-
torney Leo Davis for the plaintiff;
. Commoatllesoioeuetrr
The follovtlng cases, concerning peo-
, _.,...
L‘ple residing‘in' Nor-walk, will be giv-‘
on brief hearings on' Friday of this
week before Judge "Howard B. Scott;
of the Common“ Pleas Court:
Stephen Casi, vs. Norwnik invest-
ment company,- mofionr will be’heard
on defendants rehuest for bonds of
prosecution. Attorneys Keogh & Can-
dee for the plaintiff.
David C. Hanford vs. Julia A. Mer. .
win adm., motion will he heard on do
fendant's request“ for more specific
statement. Attorney John J. Cyneo re-
pkesents the plaintiff. I'
Considerable local interest is exhib-
wear. I
ROGERS Paar COMPANY“
ited in the case‘of Miss May Frank~
lin versus John Savage Savage was ac-
cused of a serious charge. He was
found guilty by Judge John Keogh but
H. R. R, Compniiy, will be heard. At-r
Itorney E. M. Lockwood represents the
propriatlon would permit.
After the reading of the bills much
from rent of property which had to
be purchased in securing the Prospect
avenue school site. The board finally
agreed to Ask for a written opinion
from the corporation counsel on the
question.
A" recess was taken after which an
executive session was held
names nu) FtINERAI-S-
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Funeral’ of Jimes M. Beers. '
The funeral of James Merwin Beers,
who died Sunday, was held from the
home; of meson, Howard Beers. No. 23
and virus largely attended by his many
~frlends;and relatives. impressive re
marks on the life of the deceased
were: made. by. Rev. C. E. Berle, pas-
tor: of: the Norwalk Methodist “ChurCh
who officiated. There were many beaut-
iful floral tributes The pail been"
were siikrand children. of the decees
. ed. BuHaLfolioued in the family plot
in Weston
A good'adv. pays» bestin the»
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Orchard street yesterday afternoon .
best
reputable families
AUCTION SAL -
FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1915.
ruE SUMMER NUMBER
THE FASHION BOOK
Illustrating the Celebrated
Pictorial Review Patterns
NOW ON SALE.
JUNE PATTERNS
Now On Sale
Iames’ Don-neIIy
Iplnintifl 18 time was consumed in the discussion = "i' a :3
. Hearings will 6 held on the motion . received
. . .. of the disposition of money MA
Win! 0111' new AlltO van' we 3 for Judgement for failure to answer to
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stt in time for Summer Sewing ' " ‘
THE FASHION BOOK. <
' For Summer '
appears more _ complete: moron“
artistic than. ever .before.‘~..
All the really AUTHORITA—
‘ ~ TIVE STYLES are WW"?
illustrated: »
Mm PAGES IN COT-0‘8.
Dame Faslnor has made an:- 7}
. complete revolutiori lf will.
, want the very- latest fasmonsgx
combined ~with_'I‘.~.hjrc‘_,anfid style, i
I you'. must have a cop_ ‘5 .' '
THE FASHION $001; a
, For Summen '
and then use PICTORIAL REA
VIEW PATTERN S.
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COURT LAUREL NOTES.
The entertainment committee of
Court Laurel Club last evening held an'
. important meeting at the home 01 Mrs.“
:W. 1H. Ryan, on Fairfield avenue.
Broadway Broadway t k ‘l O 'F lda the laintlfls 10:30 A. m_ AT j Plans were perfected for a card party,
Charles Brand. “I , . 00 an apea. n r y p I ,
They Are All Satisfied With My Wei-R. “13m St" 1:“: malaise motion to strike'from the jury list NYARY’S HOTEL YARDS ‘gwmc‘l Yd“ ”.9 held 3‘ M'S- Ryan"
‘ Brgsdway Corners" Fifi!!! A? and have the case tried to the court Connecticut and Taylor Avenues home 39 Fairfield avenue, 0" the aft-»
. . at arren at s t. - . c nn ernoon of May 21, between 3 o’clock
- will be considered. Attorney William South orwalk, o
Chas 0 Brand New York Cm: and 5 o ‘cl.ock 0n the same e rening a.
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F. Tammany represents Savage, . and
Atomeys W. A. Grimnfind J. T. Dun-
Don’t Forget
so HORSES AND MARES
t ‘strawherry festival will be: enjoyed.
‘Watchmaker, Jeweler, Optician.
In pairs and singles, v‘arying weigh
\ bar will appear for Miss Franklin. - from 900 to 1600 pounds They have This also villi hold forth at the Ryan
138 Washington/St. So. Norwaik‘
SPECIALS
SUIT "r llIi'l‘~---WAIS'IT
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9one above and the other below the
heating coils on the current supplied
Duly Demonstration at Gehebe's. i by an‘ ordinary lamp socket.
According to Albert -F. Gehebe, the lit is stated that U Grilstove is prov-
practice of cooking by electricity is ins unusually popular with the house-
coining into more general use, due to wives at Nor-walk. This Is HOIDOInt
the rapid develpment of efficient house week. Mr. Gehebe states that the calls
'hoid appliances and adapted to cooking he has had for U Grllstove, the Hot-
economllcaily by this medium. We are point Week reduced price specialty,
—HOT POINT WEEK.
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' represent the plaintiff.
The plaintiff’s motion for Judgement
by default win he heard in the eve
of William B. Hubbell vs. MaryE. Win
teringham. Attorneys Keogh & candee
'The St. George 1?qu and Paper Co.
have asked permission to demand re-
ply and answer to counter- claims in
their action against .The Standard As-
sociation, publishbrs of the Bridgeport
Standard, a newspaper. Attorney Leo
Toni“ Murray
31 South Main Slreel
So. NorWallI
been used in South Norwalk and vi.
pose.
FIVE NEW MILCH COWS
with calves by their sides.
All horses must be as represented
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. or money refunded.
Trucks and moving vans, bottom
dumpers, 45 sets double and single
harness, farm and express wagons,
buggies and surreys, depot wagons, 30-
cinity and are suitable for any pur-I
residence. An elaborate and interest-
ing program is being prepared for this.
The entertainment committee in
1 charge of this work follows: Mrs. W.
‘H. Ryan, chairman; Mrs. C. A. McNa—“
mare, Mrs. Frank Donohue, Virs “Hugh
IP. Campbell, Mrs. M. J OBrien, Miss
lAnna Steefixuher, Miss Julia (Tallagv _
hen, Miss Ethel Callaghan. Miss Nora”, .
Cronin, Miss Ella McMahon, Miss Hats
‘81 Blake, Alice Salon, Miss Mae Wil-
~ ‘ * demonstrating an appliance this w sekiand the hotpolnt electric iron also Davis represents the plaintiff NEW STYLE STEM 48 quart milk cans,a and lots of other ms}; 8311:5113: A“? §°l§;*_:less:;‘
r e SCIV said Mr. Gehebe, that is the highest; have kept them blisy Dally demon- ...-. -.... -..~—~- ~. -MYW Pm * ,: Molemommue to mention- illugh P Campbellmsr. Hugh; 12L; . ‘
' ‘ development 80 far attain in the Open 'smllm 0‘ the “amine“ 0! lilac rue titanium ‘ mtwmm “Wm ”WM bell Jr‘ Dr J‘ohII‘A' O'Sonncr Dr
i . ' _ in soil reflector type of electric stove—a tric cooking are being held at “699- "Why is mother pectin-bed." Trial allowed on all M War-ranted} Daniel E S .111 Th m; Mullah!) ‘ ,
'5" w‘d‘mfln 3m“. "Grilstove. In run it is two stoves-for. hebe crockery store in West Washine . Bah! Ilse Mei-mans setting. oi M Washington St. SALE mm onSHIN'E d Vin 'm“c "talc ° 5 a .
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