" lumps in the this; you need. '
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..-..Barieh.recently. and states that Mrs
9 Ilomer, N. Y
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Today is the starting of Norwalk’s
1“,”,13‘9 151ch11.911) day.
WRMWWWKRO‘H. . iii-*- 1' 99 '
. m. ‘ WI ' Humid flotation has purchased 11
new StevenvDuryea automobile.
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89mtbianmindyouuyoureu.
It on out lea-ea would he need,
y tr fill-suit Fratto has resigned his posi-
tion in the Nornalk Tire and Rubber
Company.
”1‘11 0 gut-unis.
The new flag pole was planted 199-9
Taylor & GOIden ad th th' t 1 th
”UT” N°RWALK “”37 60.90"), Hall lawn, and the new flag will
1 BUILDING , lson be flying from the peak 9
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' Svec's Orchestra furnished music.
at the very successful and well at-
tended dance given in Arion Hall Sat
' urdny night by the Springwood buse-
ball club.
u
The third dé‘groe was9conferre9d up
on a number of local Kdights of Col-
..
MW umbus at a class initiation. held yes-
terday by the St. Augustine Council,
Stephen leath spent yesterday af-
of Stamford. 1
terneou in Stamford.
A slkeandohéhalf pound‘son was
born, yesterday afternoon, to Mr. and
9111s. M1ron Osborn of Osborne ave-
11 nue, 1:11.41 Norw.alk Mother and baby‘
>3.
Oscar Waléur spent Saturday and
Sunday in ‘New York.
James Riley, of Meadow street, we
a visitor in New 301-11 (it). yesterday are doing well
....— ......“
Fr: Scully has returned home af— Miss Lena Shiner and Clarence
9" ling a fewdays in New Sather, of Elm Grove street, were
Yorle 9, with‘friends. 9among the rNorwalk people who ins”
pected the battleships in New York
Th utertainment committee of the ‘harbor yesterday.
Kelss -~1ub will meet tomorrow we "“
Mrs. Wilfred Bodwell. of (i Seymour
M _ street. will give at her‘home, on Wed-
"Friendship Association, No. 29. will nesday afternoon, a social time for the
meet tomorrow evening with Mrs. Endeavor Circle of Kins‘a Daughters
William S. Wilcox, of Woodward ave- Tea will be served.
nus. 1
hing relative to the dance.
lBrlefs on the demurrer made Fri-
The entertainment committe of Eur- as, mowing were tiled Saturday in the
eka Rebekah Lodge. Will meet this Superior court in the case of John T.
evening with Mrs Robert ACIOR. 11 King vs. Judge John 11.1.,ight of this
High street. vSouthANorwalk. city. There were no arguments.
AlexanderReed, well knownlin Nor. The case of state versus Victor M.
111111131135 11 \isuor in town yesterday. Mikula, charged w.lth criminal assault,
He entertained a party of ten friends will be heard on Wednesday of this
.9111 dinner at the Norwalk Hotel peek in the Superior Court Attorney
—— ....— - John .1. Cuneo represents th plaintiff.
Misses Katherine and Alecia Bredc, .1
01 Lowe streeet, went to New York. Ah important 111991th 01' the All“
cit) Sunday and \lewed the warshlps' 9 Guild. of 'I‘l‘ililty church, will be held
as the guests of the Misses Hartog, tonlshl at 7: 45 0'.clock Tomorrow 111-9
formerly of Nor.walk The party went ternon, at 3 O'clock, the W'omans
on board the U. S. S. Oregon, and 1113 Guild. of the church, meals with Mrs.
pettcd the big battleship thoroughly. 9J H Knapp 9 , , 9
:
gfiépf this city) ye ester 19 Thursday of this week ltl""“l)olldi‘g
da Y'all 891! shortne- ofllcers of $38!." On Wednesday night The Am
Fort \91'rlght,ofl' New London. Mr. erlcnh Blind. will give a free and lmf‘
Hoy,t 's'eéretary of the Connecticut terestlng concert in the Mahackemo
Bankers Association, was making ar- Square in llontfi' of Norw'alks first
ruugemcnts for the members in at- (1011” day
tendunce at the forthcoming conven-
tion to visit the island. Baseball Mrs. John Wébber,vi"110 has been
games in the leagues between the sev. spending the winter in 1301 nton. Flor:
era‘i companys stationed at the fort ldh With her 8011 Frank returned
90peued‘ yesterday. home Saturday. Mrs. Frank Webber,
also accompanied her and will spend
the summer in Norwalk.
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.1A Homer. New Yul-k. paper tells of
theactivities in Calvary Episcopal
l
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis T0111, 1
A. 'l‘ Doughty has ”.8011 91901911 presl- of thls'city, was baptised yesterday in
dent of the Parish Aid Society A 30- the Hungarian Reformed church, opl
clal and entertainment given at the Lexington avenue. The pastor. Dev,
home of Mrs Doughty by the Birth- Gabriel Dokus, officiated. The aponJ .
day Guild pro19ed a great success. Mrs: sers were Mr. and Mrs. John Risko.
Doughty is a daughter of Mr. and9 ....‘_.._..._.
Mrs Samuel W H011 01 South Nor-1 The annul meeting of the Woman's
walk and the wild 0f the rector in Association of the South Noruallr Bap-
. tist church will be held on Wednes-
' 9 . - .a‘w— —- day afternoon of this week at 3 0'-
REGULAR PRICES 9clock. There will be election of 0111
1.'(.11m9.1s 39.1.9- Hypopllospllitcs, cers, and the annual report will be.
$1 00 size 99 99999 99 9 read. Refreshments wlll be served at
Follou's ‘ Syr H11)ophospl1ttc~ ,the Close 0.1, the mains ‘
5 I o I to u CCCCCCCC In I M
$' 50 SWC ' 5' tBecause of the visit of R P. Hobson
Sloan s L111iment. 25c size . . 19C
Swamp Root, 50c size . ..... 39¢
Swamp Root. $Ioo size .79c 9
Pinkham’ 5 Comp.,- $1 .00 Stze 79c
Other Goods at Equally Low
to this city, on Thursday. the mid-
.week prayer meeting in the South
Norwalk Baptist Church will instead
be held on Tuesday night. The mem-
Prices bers of the South Norwalk Congregai
tional church, in attendance at the
SflllsongPowell Commotion mid-week meeting, Thursday, will ad-
... WASHINGTON STREET liouru to the Hobson 111999911113.
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Greater efficiency of management. cuts down the
running expenses of a business. ' '
The same is true of personal and household finances
When you lower the “overhead” in your business,
9 home or personalmoney matters, see that what ~
" you gain deposited 1n an 1ntcrest-earmng 11:]
' sthngsliccount at this bank. . .
Open Monday evenings front 6 to 98:3
end with the departure of the fleet for
; mlral Dewey returned from the victory
901 Manilla Bay seventeen years ago.
has New York been the formal host of
a United States fleet, but neiler since '
9’the warships here aroused greater pa~
9triotlc interest than on this occasion.
~;.' vision alone- is not represent
-* «be sixteen battleships the cups 9 9
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Conveyed by the cruiser Baltimore.
— the widower. Winch-presume. ..
from. Washinstol. needle! the bars
her hit night mm’aneré short in;
‘near. Tompkia'eviifg, staged up
river to anchorage on “luau-£9
street. It was after midnight when
she arrived there. and the president
and his party.;eupeeting a long day at
ceremonies. had rglreo for the night.
"A squad of New Turk policeman and a
patrol guard from Secretary
at the Forty-first landing throughout
the night.
The naval review, preceded in the
forenoon by a land parade, was on the C
program as the chief ceremonial teat-
ure of the ten days' visit of the Atlan-
tic fleet to this port.
Tomorrow the demonstrallon will
a naval war game along the Atlantlc‘
coast. 9
Three times since the ships of Nb
Dewey's return has the presence 01
Hundreds of thousands througed.I
the streets at an early hour to witness‘
the land parade. later to'seek vantage
points on the Hudson waterfront The
city was 111 holiday attire and decked
lels'
yacht, the Dolphin; remained on guard
with flags. ;
This morning the president set outl
for shore aboard a navy launch. 1.09
perform the first duty of the day.a
review of the land parade of sailors.
marines and New York state naval
militia. nearly six thousand strong,
Waiting to greet him at the foot of9
forty-first street, were representatives:
of the Mayor’s citizen's committee. uni
escort 01 mounted pollceund a great,
crowd of citizens. Automobiles were?
on hand to carry the president and his.
official party to the reviewing stundi
111 (rout of the public library, 999% Fifth
avenue and Forty second street.
Extraordinary .prPouutlons 11911191991113.1111
taken to pithteot the chief 91993111111.
In addition to the usual secret twice:
gudrdp and the ӣ11101! police.) the
111111111391 detective
strong. had been ordered to report and
assigned to stations along the line 01
“lit 11. ‘3 ‘
meanwhfie. alhwas bustle and activ-
ity libonrd the sixteen dreadnoughts
ln’the river. ’ Froni‘elich ship two hun-
dred '9and fifty bluelsckets and sixty
lnarlnes were landed to (cm four regi-
mepts of blue jackets and one of may
rines. under the command of Admiral
Dewitt Colimau. brigade commander.
Not a few of the officers and men had!
distinguished ~themsal1es at a lean
peaceful landing party at Vera Cruz
more than a year ago;‘
Between each regiment marched a9
ships band. ’and a regiment of Nev”
York. naval military swung in behind.
The line of march was along twen-
ty- -tlfth street to Fifth avenue. up
Fifth avenue to Seventy- li-fth street to
Broadway. and up Broadway to the
embarking point at the foot of Seventy-
was timed to reason the reviewing
stand at "'10: 36 jo 'clogk. diore Admiral
isletcher and other high oflicers the
fléet‘ Acting Mayor MeAneny. and
other local notables had seats with the
president. They were to accompany
him after the parade of the ahltimore
Hotel where he was to be the city's
guest at a luncheon and make a brie!
speech. ‘
The program called for Mr. Wilson' s_
return to the Mayflower immediately
after luncheon. Then the raising of
fleet was ready to receive formal
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flye not make it more
280935 by buying a nice.
easy. well‘niade porch
something Iliat will last and
has style?
1] Look ,over our line of
things (or porch lifeuchairs,
mats, cushions and sauces. '
Make your porch a summer
living room.
9‘] Everything: in furniture.
127-129 Washington St.
_.____...___-
BUY
l SPECIAL SPRING NOTICE.
1 All Kinds-of Bedding Stock
Geraniums $1 and $1.20 a do
9 9 . _ Culeons jl’a dn
‘ . 9 9 Viagra $1 a dos.
, 9 . inracinea lndivisa 30c each
. ' English ivy 20c one
9999 . Marigolds 9 . the one
.. Boxwood 1 500 one
9 99 We fill yylpdow boxes and vases f»-
; cemetery use at sonble prices. 0‘
1' any oth'er work so special wreaths
for9cem§tcry at 81.25 and up.
ninth street The build of the ‘b’arade ‘
Pills
the president's flag was to be the sig‘ '
‘ ual that the commander in chi9ét ot the _
calls from its flag oflicers and captains.
This ceremony completed. probably by
3: 30 o'clock. the Mayflower was to
weigh anchor for the review.
course. cleared of all trafllc. was
north between ‘ the battleships
and the destroyer flotilla‘. and back
1113 Secretary Daniels, and by thd tieet9
tender Yankton. the police boat: patrol
9 update auxiliary cruiser Dixie. ' ‘
The deer. which President Wilson
I sees today for the first time fit his of-
uilcial capacity, bomprish virtually the
entire strength of the Atlantic naval9
forces and is the backbone of a navy
which at the ofitbrealt oi the European
or
Her
between the battleships and the Man-9 noughts’ New York and Toxic with
batten shore. The Mayflower-‘11 escort} their fourteen-inch guns are rated as
was a division of destroyers followed 9
by the dispatch boat: Dolphin, carry of the battleship squadron in the or-
'war stood/580111111 only to Great Brit.- iery vessels compose 9%.“: rest or the?
A uln's and Germany“ a. The cruiser ‘di- fleet." ‘1‘ . . 99
Tonight the presldent and 11199111.. ’
d- c1111 partyhvtli bo‘ dinner so eta one
.mmrmusss “abound Wyoming 99_
9 ‘ . ands. water opmival which the preli-
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Formerly known as Bridgeport
811119 rose“. Glovu. Blank». n
9 Telepho 0 94735. H. LYNG
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churn" 6‘6 boi‘
Stein) Dyelng d1 Cloning Co.
ltd Lace Curtalno Cleaned.
3. Prop. - 293 State 8%. Bridgeport
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Positive Relief
lrom the Iuflcring caused by dis-
ordered conditions of the organs
of digestion ahd elimination—
from indigestion and biliousnesn—
always secured by the
certain ind gentle action“ ”cl
Beecham s
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the most powerful. The other units
der in which they were-ubuilt. are
Wyoming (neat flagship}, Utah. Flora.
ids, Delaware. North mason. Michi-
gun, South Carolina, aKnsas, New
Hampshire; Stanislaus, ,
Rhode Island. Nebraska. and Georgia.
Sixteen destroyers, twelve submarines,
three members, mine laying, repair.
hospital refrigerator and other auxil-
. :11
mos; bout brain from the battleships
« tlcl‘pate. Our otockinciudes‘ the lat:—
' room in the house for a‘smali cost. ,
10 FIRST 8‘l9'9..
Virginia. 9
WE HAVE EFFE TED AN ADVAN-
. TAGEOUB PURCHASE
in {high ‘ quality Wall Paper. fresh
from the mills. wherein you may pan
est novelties 1and designs for every
room hubs home; Wendy’s priced it
low so that you may decorate every
.~.,
The " Gotham Co.
wp “...;
TOILET RELPS
plain or perfumed. .
Surgical and Medical Soaps. 9
The :Best Makes Obtainable. '
3c to 501': Per Cake.
TheNorwalk Drug Co
11. Anna-13.19113:
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Mnhvm BEACH TRACT.
2 Largo Plots (Shore Fronts.)
. C. T. McGOVERN, Agent.
835 Wlfilling‘ton St. So. Norwu
.
Special Music
911 You Have
Any Junk ,
SELL 89.91”“
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Ethan; ’ cavenv. eAruaoAi :vsmuo ‘
Phone 499.
37,?ei’f9‘591roéis ,EutNor'walk. .. Clifford H0t8l 9‘9
A ”9‘97Rathskeller‘
NOTE—New entrance from sun.
A Gas Range _ 9 .
Costs Less ’
Than a Coal Fur Storag e
lieireshcd and Repair
Range . at at Summer Pnces
For agreat deal less price than
We insure your furs again I
loss or injury. ~ '1 -
The cost is trifling—the rail 1
from worry and care is great.
you would pay for a coal range,
you can get a gas range that will
,Your furs must be more s1:11
do more work-_ and do it better.
Camphored—they must be It
Face Soaps, Bath Soaps, either
leMfinSt. SoNorwalk.
Gas ranges are ornamental and
well made.
clean much more easily than a
coal range. '
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---The--
Umted Electric
L1ght 81 Water
They can be kept'
in a suitably cold temperature,
Our own furs are stored in tli
some way. 1 '
Furs that we store for you
quire cleaning at r99e'gular1"
vals.
We consider this a part
our services and we do it can
sc’ientiously and soientifically‘x‘
In fact when we repair or
model furs during the mm
months we do not charge f
storage.
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