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CANDY CANE.
FRESH BAKED coon
CUP OF COFFE. TEA
COCOA 0R III-K. 5.
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t hold nether
. last evening. and VOW“ 0 l ihonest
Routine matters only were consider-
ad at the meeting. last evening. of the
hehoda Yacht Club. ... it."
Mr. and Mrs Otto Schmidt, of New
Canaan, spent Sunday with Mr. and
.Ilrs. Edward Mills in Norwaik.
lion. William Cushing, former Min-
ister of Public Works of the Province
10! Alberta. Canada, will be the guest
over Sunday of his nephew. Rev. R. l
(l. Hartley, 0! West street pastor ol-
the South Norwalk Baptist Church. l
| and Out
-—;8traws, Flexible 'brims O'Brienfls
Contractor Benjamin
Snead knee is improving. He mam.
ages to get about Stamford with
crutches.
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Rev. Martin is Steup. of Hamilton
, avenue, pastor of St Peters' German'
Lutheran German Church. of Cedari
street, tomorrow will exchange pulpitn
filth his brother, Rev. Paul Sieup. at
Stamford. Local people will be pleas-
ed at this opportunity to hear Rev.
Paul Steup. ‘
A change in the time-table of the
Berkshire Division of the New Ha-
ven. roud,.ot interestdo localpeople,
lent . into- attest Mew l. ‘Untlinzfur-
the-r notice, 111111115 wm stop at Pine
Grove at 7:31 p. 'm., Saturday; 11:06
a. m. and 4:22 11. n1., Sunday, and
7:51 a. 1n., Monday.
~—Umhrellas. Mourning Bands. O'Brien
M.
Monker Grotto held a special session
ceremonial session in the near future.
The time and place will be decided
upon later by the committe of ar-l
nngements. The reports on the re,
suits of the last ceremonial where very
gratifying, and showed the affair was
a financial success.
l
William Merriam. Charles 1". Dau-
Wanna.
vation Army' Prison Secretary for the
Eastern Territory or the United
States, is in Norwalk to conduct a
series of special services.
ilarris’ inulof the Baptist. and Methodist congre-
W Fresh Cod more. with
lem
DcvidW.Rnymund
UNDERTA-KER
NEW RID IIN‘I DUN-DINO
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when». was, 11.11». as.
Inst Armory Dance
Of the Season, Under the Aucploeo
of
6th CO., C. A, C., and the
AMERICAN BAND
State Armory, Norwalk.
Wednesday Evening, May 12th
Concert from 8 to 9. Continuous
Dancing Thereafter. Music
by Full Band.
Tickets ascaperson
m
NOTED PRISON WORKER TO
VISIT SOUTH NORWALK.
Captain Thomas Anderson, the Sal-
He gives an address tonight at the
Salvation Army Hall on "Incidents in
My Life.” Tomorrow morning he
speaks in the South Norwalk Bap-
list Church, his subject being, “In
of Prison for Twenty
In the afternoon at Roway-
ton, he addresses a united gathering
Y ears. "
gallons in the Methodist Church. His.
subject. there is “Confession of an
ExConvlct." At night ti!) captain
speaks in the South Norwalk Metho
Idist Chuich on “The Man pn the
Third ” *”
On Monday night he gives a lec-
,ture in South Nor-walk Congregation-
al Church. His subject is “From
Mother's Knee to the Potter's Field."
An admission of ten cents is charged
for this lecture to defray the ex-
penses of the captain's trip and to aid
the local work.
He in a most remarkable man; he ,
was‘an Episotmaiinn clergyman for
ten. years, thenaafter resigning tram ‘
the ministry went into business ..
Through a technical violation of the
postal law, he was sentenced to a
term in prisonniis wife and children
deserting him at the beginning of his
trouble. ,
At the expiration of his sentence
he supported himself by doing any
work that came his way
Eventually the captain came in con-
tact with the Salvation Army and be-
gun to work among the men who were
coming out of jail and prison and
without a friend: he has had singu-
lar success, thousands of men pass
ing through his hands annually. .
lie has studied prison conditions
’ Fertilizers
Sheep Manure, Supapbosphate. ms were. (Round 1
‘ Bone. Agricultural lime. LandPhstc‘r, NMGodeam
yard Manure.
RAYMOND snorusss
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TheCadillac
Baby Seal
just what mother has been
waiting for. ’
Saves so much work and so
sanitary than
much
nursery chairs.
.Will .fit on any toilet
Price . .
more
82 00
'Iilie A.J. Angevine ‘81 Son Co.
134-136 WASHINGTON ST.
South Norwalk. Conn.
III/(Mg
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park-Proof
Shingles or ordinary reputed mo 3 will not do. They
are highly inflammab e-- You need n roof
upon whi sparks drop dead—n roof that 15 fire-resisting.
weatherproof, and weer-proof. We have it. This roofing is
V
We can heartily recommend
. Our customers use it
and know that it in permanent end
economical.
in not only 5112.":-
citing. but it afield. on ell-year,
-fnort.o another roteeiion.
in; heat. cold on moisture.
W far outlast! dienp
imitations, because Hole 11 waxing
qunlfiec are Nth. Iniundreds
of instances in still
weatherproof alter 20 years vie-r.
THE HATCH BAILEY 00..
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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Thou. 5.(_:ourt of Apps-Inlan-
' recently on' imintorn from
u the word "Rubberoid or any
simi :- name no the trade name or
brand" oI their roofing.
We sell the ' e,—with the
"Ru-ber-oid sn"on the roll.
no shown obcfi'c. We have
film 1n c to are a 1n
iltnoi‘nctive Tile Red or? Cn‘i‘pper
mep in II"! ”Q .u'flfi
you us in this neighborh
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Sscie lights with 111111 man. who
said he worked for, Eben, but
when she asked him for like per
lb. tor rags, the some that Mron
Nye. he tried to buy them for less.
Sadie then looked at the wagon
and it didn’t have ‘
THE W. EFFRON‘ 00.,
INC.
feign. so she drove him from the
place.
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Phone 441. 3 Rowan St.
4,800 Square Feel.
it you are seeking storage room
at reasonable terms inquire of
Norwdk Steamboat
PAGE SEVEN-
Mlntzs
May Clearance Sale '
Specials, in all .
departments 1'
- in a suitably cold temperature.
nhy and C. F ,Hulge' last evening were ',abroad and was but very recently ap-
appointed delegates to represent Lin- pointed by the Governor of New
noln Council, 0. U A M., at the con- iork a“ chaplain to Sing Sing At
vention to be held at the Hotel Taft, a meeting 0! the Government Prison
New «Haven on Thursday of. next week. 'BO'ird held not long Ago, he was call-
The first degree was worked on 9. ed in by the committee as a member
number of candidates last night. The‘ and asked for his facts and figures.
second degree will be held on Friday and also to make suggestions as to
Slater (r Morrill’s
on Tom
3’ Easy way to pay iaxcsl
Mars-
evening of next week.
Deeds recording several important
real estate transactions have been
filed in Fairfield. Dock property on
Harbor road. Southpori, part of the
Bronson estate, has been sold to Oli-
ver G. Jennings, of Osborne hill. A
large portion of the Griscom estate
on Greenfield Hill, has been sold to
Levi S. Cobb, a well-known newe-
dealer of Bridgeport. Another part
of the Bronson estate, located in
Greenfield, was transferred to George
Meeker of Greenfield.
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-—Stra_ws. $1.50 to $3. O'Brien's.
Tax Savings 11.1
;
Payne” or monthly. ‘1’,
You can join at any
11.111.351.11 ,
;msvenngi,7 1111*
1 «.4
7‘ month—after a delay caused partly
- quite a plot «of money annually.
paign to effect economize wherever
3- York‘ central
_. agent. “Every traveler and, every
other person who really needs ‘I M
her will!» gives-one, hit-they will
not be wasted.”
fitsammmu'leeuonsnu chums
Jpsnnytoruch raider.
“Museum “1%,me
the best way of handling the ext-crim-
inai, the nation's problem
His lecture on Monday night is of
extraordinary interest. as it is illus-
ridents In the captain's work.
PENNY FOR TI ME-TABLE.
Railroads Begin “Elimination of
Means of Waste.
That railroads are applying the
principle of. “penny:saving .is penny-
earning" to. their business is indi-
cated by announcement of New
York Central officials that there will
be no lavish distribution of time
folders this year.
. When the folders are issued next
by the recent Lake Shore consolida~
tion~unless distribution is to be
stopped, waste is to be eliminated
and the folders are to be» given only
to people who need them, and in this
way the company expects to save
"It’s a part of the railroad cinn-
possibie," said L. A. Robinson. New
general passenger
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Cleveland
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m mist-cum. m mm. ‘
: lanes. I“. Mean no. ast-
trated by stereopticon pictures, many y
fit” them being taken! from actual in-
1 Motorcycle Ran into Him As He Was
Oxfords
The most satisfactory, men’ 5 shoe selling for $5. 00.
In black or tan leather. Rubber or leather soles.
TRIPLETOE HOSIERY for the Whole Family.
In silk, link and high grade cotton. All colors,
.CONNEALLY 8131111311111.
South NorWaIk.
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TORRINGTON BOY BADLY
IN COLLISION.
nor flour or euamn 1F :20
aim. was elven Foe $2,
coun'r RULES.
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BRIDGEPOR'I‘, May 8.——Conflicting
. Riding Bicycle.
TenanNG'roN, May —Elso T. Which place the-burden or care upon
Pierce, a 15 years old boy. employed a person passing. money monothei-
by Hitchkiss Brothers, .ls in a milieu combined to tree Isadore Burman,
condition at the Litchfleld County Hos-
plan with a ‘fractured mu and con- street. from charges of theft preferred
testimony and Connecticut statutes .
aged 24,1111 grocery dealer, of 93 Cedar '-
We are the
only market 5
Norwaik
Getting shad direct
from the Connecti-
cul river
All kinds of iresh. salt.
smoked and canned iish‘
CUTIBILL’S _BRIDGE
, MARKET
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery, Phone 108.
Fur ' Storage
Ileircshed and Repair-
ed at Summer Prices
\V'c insure your furs against
loss or injury
The cost is trifling—the relief
liom uorrv and care is great.
Your furs must he more than
camphorcd~thcy must be kept
Our own furs are stored in the
some way. ..
Furs that we store for you re—
quire cleaning at regular inter—
vals.
our services and we do it con-
scientiously and scientifically.
In fact when we repair or re-
model furs duringy the summer
months we do not charge for
storage.
ROYAL FUR C0.
Joseph Daniels, Mar.
252 FAIRFIELD AVE,
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
R 81 G Corsets
._.._. .
.R. 81 G. leads in front
laced models as well as in
the back laced styles.
They are not extreme but
are deSignetl for comfort as
well as style. The features
are a front shield, ventilated
«back, elastic hip gores and
1 elastic bands in the back.
by uranium Dredelle oi Lexington
avenue. in the City Court recently.
Barman had been arrested upon the
complaint that he took 320 handed
him by the woman in mistake for a
'2 Mil.
cussion of the brain as a result of col-
liding, while he was riding his bicycle
on Water street. with a motorcycle na-
den by Arthur Ganung or Litchflold.
Both Canon: and Pierce were renders
ed unconscious but Ganung escaped
with severe bruises. ‘
Ithb'nidthatattho time of these-
pliant mares was riding his bicycle
mtbelsflthandoideotthestreetnnd
mm was not to blame tor the
all that Attorney Greensteie, tome.
coining libs wisohbi, made a long
Whhmmfle—
Phone (is.
lMllch evidence was intro- -
dmednponbothsldes. withthem‘
plutorhlsnfleuné. Theeonrtflid ..
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Style C .152.
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WHITE F ABRICS—LARG
for
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR
Including
GRADUATION GOWNS.
WHITE GOODS WEEK
May 10th to May .1 5th.
a VARIETY
A. DICKERMAN a. SON
SOUTH NORWALK.
PHONE 446.
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Get Our Pamphlet on
—Come in and——
Cultivators
and See our Line
Albert D. Morgan '1
Successor to Chas. E.
South Norwalk. Washington Street.
I
Dow.
We consider this a part of »
of Women’s and Misses’ Suits, Coat
Millincry. Every garment reduced
"price.
Women’s and Misses’ Suits from .
Women’s and Misscs’ Hat 5 from ..
SOUTH MAIN s1:
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-' -v'y’1'l
We have a most attractive line
‘ , Twin Beds, in many new and beautiful designs. At very
l U rcasmmblc prices. 1 ‘1
Aillxinds of woven Springs and Mattresses. 1 .
CLEARING REDUCTION SALE
Women’s and Misses’ Coats from
Women's and Misses’ Dresses from ..
............ . . . . 59cup
THEPARI
BRASS AND ENAMELLED IRON BEDS
:
s, Dresses, Skirts and
to One-half its former
$7.98 up
$3198 “P
$3 75 up 1
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Cloaks 8a A
Millinery
SOUTH NORWALK.
of Single, Double and
-THE LONG\E8TABLIBHED AND
RAYMOND & SON
48 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ' '
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RELIABLE FIRM
SPRING SUITS
simmers—sees
L. “1le
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CLOTHIER. FURNISHER
AND FWEAR.
Theatre 311111111111, 5 N. ”III! 3!. ,
grey—h".—
insurance
Louis AVricki‘
P. 0. Block
special
Mens’ pants,
$2.50 Value
51.98
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So. Nos-walk
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Worlcmen'c Compensation, Liabili.
ty, Marine and Automobile.
Surety Bonds.
Notaries Public
I use PLACE To our nor
jhumiliationnest-n:
lieutenants-
.' Steamship Tickets vice ,
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”.f, .l M Layton BIL-0.. Inc‘ .4 style of glasses not becoming to you.
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“wAfi’ “ so. Nomi .m: is cites higher than 0111‘ j
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Let mesdvise you what is best for
your Eyes;
triot and Optician I am at your scr
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Ayn-odors shop .
Opium and Optician.
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as consulting Optome‘.
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