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Containing Fresh God Liven. with
lilmm
cocoa on MILK. so
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f “ward Shea, of Stamford, is in
litmus: today on business. .
.1 Court Coolie, No. 105 Daughters of
'Wle. will give their annual Mar
“00 in the Grace Parish Hall on
Wuesday evening, May 26th. Svec's
wastrel will furnish the music.
’ Ilsstsr Humphrey Doulens has re-
‘md visiting relatives in New York
div. whare he had gone to View the
‘ “whips and see the land parade.
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~ Charles lei-eel, who has been visit-
in: in New‘York city for the past
my days, returned home last evening.
While in the city he witnessed the
”naval parade
‘llany Norwalkers. who made the
triple Stamford last night to wit-
"use the performance of “Daddy Long
‘ ’hgs," were disappointed as the
' Muse was sold out and they could not
druid admittance
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Chief of Police William R. Penning-
boasting down hills in Norwalk at
break-neck speed: For the past sev-
ml months complaints have been re-
ved by the police becnuse of this
pairwise-land
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fill! RID ms BUILDING
" ,. John English. of Nor-us, has been
" visiting in New York.
West street, are entertaining Mr. and
tuned home after spending the week» ‘
inn warns every bicycle Iider to avoid
t
._tilev. and Mrsfilalph G. Hartley, of
Mrs H. G. Brown, of Iaouis'ville. Ken-
tacky.
Miss Gwynne Richard‘s has been
engaged as the dancing instructor at i
Eaton Point for the coming summon.
mence her work. She will have sev-
eral innovations which premise pleas.
ure.
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Lady Jennings Dodge. Shepherds of
Bethlehem. will hold a Victrola social
and entertainment ln‘Iled Men‘s hall.
West Washington Street, South ‘Nor-
walls'on Wednesday evening. May 19.
All member's of the lodge and their
friends are asked to come and help
make a success. ‘
Joseph Panama. of this city, was
arrested Saturday by Officer John H.
Smith. charged with drunkenness.
Case was nailed-f this morning by
rested Saturday charged with breach
of the peace. He was represented
this morning by Attorney J. 1. Canon.
His case was continued from day to
day by Judge Keogh.
The Annual meeting of Norwalls
Chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution. is to be held Thursday
afternoon, at 3 o’clock, at the home
of Mrs. W. H. Swords. of 24 West.
avenue The reports from the con.
tinentnl congress wllf be received
from the local delegates, Mrs. Chris
tlnn Swarts and Mrs B. M. Andrews.
All emcers oi: the chapter for the on»
suing year will be elected. the years
Ieports will be read and other mat-
ters of business discussed. ’Q'I‘ea will
“be saved. as usual. ""
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"gnompany have
fasting from June 1.
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Deputy internal Revenue Collector
Albert M. Pohlman. of this city. yes~
may afternoon collected from the
manager of the Frank A. Robbins cir-
gs. which played on the Bsxter
mild: yesterday. the sum of $120
“is will’ permit the circus and two
side shows to play in Connecticut for
I. period of one your. One hundred
More is charged for the circus
beeper 'antlmilo1 "each for every side
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Literary people and peace advo-
in the prise offered by the Christian
Walton's FenceQMovement, which en-
” Christian women of all denomin-
.. aliens and claims a constituency of
ifinr millions This price of $100 is
dared for a short story not to ex-
aimed 4,004) words. setting for Chris-
and ideals of peace. The manuscript
ghould be typewritten one one side
igme 15. Manuscripts are sent to
Christian women's Peace Movement,
305 Ford building, Boston. Mass.
‘ :: 'l’rns t Accounts
makes a specialty of Person-
. al TrustS—under Will. or Q
,unde ‘QLAgreemeut. Corres— ;-,
“‘ ' .pondénce or interviews with
persons considering trusts
of any kind are solicited. . 1"
_ Successful commercial 35?
fl . A daughter was born yesterday to
AI? and m‘ Louis Karl Hartman. any approved thdtfollowing public and
The Burton Cleaning and Dyeing “we“! acts:
taken a five year
in” 0’ the store at 47 Main street, ‘maintenauce of bridges on trunk line
On mm dntoémghwwm
gm business mu be removed fromQ Concerning the Connecticut Reform-
._tlls present location at 51 Main story
files in Norwalk will be interested‘
,d the sheet and must be in hand by ,
ms 03 THE GOVERNOR;
Qoyernor Marcus ii. Holcomb Satur-
l Providing for the construction and
i Amending an act concerning the
practice of pharmacy.
Concerning the registration and tax-
ation of motor boats. . -
Concerning cdurt messengers.
Reimbursing Manon H Moore for
dunaze caused by defectiye state high-
snepnmswpsm. Potato WW
Bone, Agficnflmflflae, wmmmm
yardme '
RAYMOND BROTHERS
MAY OUARANTINE CHESTNUT
TREES.)
'W, my lit—elite! in-
terest in the hearings before the Fed
ml Industrial Relations Commission
contend in the W ,jiniayof
John D. Rockefeller, Jr. for examln- l
‘Ition in connection with the Colo-5
ends coal strike. correspondence sub- l
mined in the commission since Mr. E
Rockefeller's ’ former appearance j
formed the hula of the inquiry. The'
witness had prepped a detailed state
men! in connection with the Coloradow
Bier trouble, which he was to read
then be resumed his testimony late
I”.
expense of permit paving.
of dngnee for the town “filtration.
increasing the powers of the select—
men and providing for elections by di-
rect primary.
Waterbury concerning
meat of education.
and she will be here shortly to comv' Roe
Judge Keogh. Oranso Batten was ar- .
Qaending a set establishing the
11 court of Greenwich.
Reimbursing the city of Meriden to!
Amending an not creating a board
Amending the charter of the city of
the imam
Amending the charter'of the city or
kviile.
Amending the charter of the city of
Hartford concerning the ll‘irsmen's Re-
lief Fund. ‘
QpANGER 'ro OHJ‘LDBEM
s—Sorlous illnesses often result from
lln’sering coughs and colds. The back-
ing and coughing and disturbed sleep
task a child’s body and the poisons
weaken the system. so that disease
cannot be thrown off. Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound. has eased Goughs.
colds and croup for three generations;
safe to use and quick to not. There is
no better medicine for croup,. coughs
and colds.
Sold'everywhere.
fifteariag was held at the Depart-
4 wasnmeron May 1s—s pub—
ment of Agriculture today to consider
the advisability of state quarantines
prohibiting the shipments of chestnut
nursery stock and chestnut lumber re
taining the natural but from Maine;
New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachu-
setts, Rhode Island. Connecticut, New
York. New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Del-
aware. Maryland. Virginia and West
Virginia and portions of Ohio. North
Carolina, lows and Nebraska, to
points outside those states.
The hearing was ca‘ileii as a result
of the failure of Congress to pppro
prints for further federal control of
the chestnut bark disease sitar July
1, 1:15. “
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Mr. and Mrs. 31‘. B. Carpenter. Har-
risburg, Pa.. suffered frbm Qkidney
trouble for many years but have been
entirely cured by Foley Kidney Pills.
He sas: “Although we are both in the
seventies we are as vigorous as we
were thirty years ago." Foley Kidney
Pills stop sleep disturbing bladder
weakness. backache. rheumatism and
aching joints. ‘
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labor and factory inspection. ,
Relating to shell- iliIh assessments
Amending an act regarding the
bridge over the Thames river.
Restoring forfeited rights to Alex-
ander L. Gilmore.
Making an appropriation for sala-
ries and expenses for the commission;
or of the bureau of labor statistics.
Authorizing the town of Orange to
borrow money.
Amending the chdrter of the her-
ough of Torringtom
Relmbursing John M. Williams for
damage to property by the construc
tion of a state road. \
city of Bristol to borrow money.
field County Company.
Giving additional powers to the
Loomis Gas Machinery Company.
Amending the charter of the city of
Bristol concerning the election of
town clerk and registrar of voters. »
Author-hung Maud E. DuPont to con-
struct a sea wall;
money paid to the state.
Extending the time within which
“the fl‘erryviile Gas Company may 01
gsnize..
ough of Torrin'gton concerning traflic.
Bridgeport.
Meriden.
Establishing a state department of
\Authorizing the city council of the
Amending the charter of the Litch- 3
' Amending the charter of the her-
Amendlng the charter of the city of
Validating, acts of the Meriden: . ‘
Board of Trade Industrial Corporatiom .
Anisndlng the charter of the city of _ ~
‘- am. the charter of the city or
QQ WANG” I; ' ‘1 Q
' ' the charter cf the Bridge- ~ *
no Standard Slice
SEE THE NEW
CONNEALLY
ESSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSS
as
$1 00==$1. 25
DOLLAR DAY
The Roller
5,10 it 25c Store
we will give FREE with
every DOLLAR Purchase
25c worth: of merchandise
“THE STORE OF VALUES”
SSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
~. South Norwalk . »
South Norwnlk Conn.
éclcct anythingyou like
——A SEVENTY-VEAR-OLD COUPLE. ‘
today.
When today’s hearing opened. (‘lnr- ‘
$2.00 Trousers ...... . .......................
$1.50 Straw Hats ; ..........................
3 Pieces Balbriggan (Value $1.50) . .. .
$1.00
$1.00
. ........ $1.00
enee S. Darrow; the labor attorney, .
resumed his testimony regarding the '
relations between labor and the law. ;
3.57m Neckties (Value $1.50) .......... , ....... $1.00
He has been arguing that the poor
man had not an equal chance before .
the law with in) rich man when in-
terrupted yesterday by the testimony :
of Mrs. Chrystal Eastman Benedict.
Q1 Piecessgc
$1.50 Sneak
Shoes .......................
Underwear ........ ..... ...
$1.00—
of New York, a Suifrsgist advocate. ‘
$1.5oSultCases.....'..... ....... . ........... $1,,
' SAFETV FIRST.
i don't intend to die for you.
As lovers promised once;
it’d hardly care to try for you,
Unnecessary stunts;
But I esp very safely say
“ I like you in a; friendly way!
—~Judge. .
no roam
THAT I AM THE ONLY ONE IN
TOWN.
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$1150 Umbrellas .. . .
3 Pairs Silk Socks (Value $1.50) ........ ‘ ...... $1.00
Remember, These Goods Will Be Sold Dollar Day Only,
Thursday, .Muy 20th
Louis Avrick
Post Office Block;
South Nor-walk.
who examines your eyes. grinds your >-
lenses and tits frame. all work done.
in my 5
MODERN snap. i
Bring your eye trouble to mo. 3
Dsily8:30todp.m .
WILLIAM J. MOORE .
Kselsr's Bldg. 155 Washington 8L2
Phone: 13064; ‘
ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
Formerly kn
..---. BRIDGEPORT m---
n as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing d. Cleaning co.
Silk Dresses. gloves. Bimini. and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
. Telephone 4785. ‘
‘ H. LVNGE. Prop.
298 State St. Bridgeport
nA‘AA—hA‘A-
tor. wen lh'essed M‘cn'
EM ERSON OXFORDS.
&BRACKEV
VISIt
Reimbursing William M. Gillette for
FRUITS ._
Strawberries
Oranges
Cherries
Bananas
rears
H ‘Apples‘ '
Rindcpples
C
onl).
The Sale for the people. Our immense stock covering four entire floors are tel-min
\IitlI values that you should not fail to take advantage of. g
dollar will purchase more on Dollar Day than any other (in) during the year. In man -
stances it means savings—of many dollars to you. y i“
log our store. The offerings are so out of the ordinary and the prices are tor this
A few of our Specials we quote below: ~
PORCH CHAIR. $1.98 Value, DOLLAR DAY .. . . . ..
One to a custmucr. 'No telephone orders accepted.
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Dollar Day does not mean that all- special offerings are priced at a $100. but that your
For economy sake you cannot help visit. ‘
”$1.00“ 1-
$3 98 LAWN MOWERS.
‘ steel.-
. GARDEN HOSE.
. , Dollar Day
. ' 50 foot lengths,
'- FOLDING SETTEES.
' W ill add much behuty to porch
seals
Regular 9111065325.
’ I? usmsnssns ..
I4 inch, 16 inch cutting blades, oil tEmpeer
Dollar Day
FiIc Ply Hose, regular we value per foot
8¢ PER FOOT
Dellar' Day . .
{mass BEDS. -. ' ‘
Regular value $13. 50. Dollar Day $10.00
RWriter mine $10.00 Dollar Day $8 03‘
.. sLuMINUM corpus: PERCOLATQRS.
Regular value $2 25. Dollar Day . .- Q31 25..
or lawn. "
$100
*3 fritil.
\.
. , 39c Broom . ,-
, '_.’ 75:;- Cedar. .Mop ' ' ,I:
25c Bettie Oil 1 - - '
2231: Dust Brush _
IOC Dust- Pan ~
GLASS AND FANCY CHI
> Tues up to $2. on. QQDoil‘ar Day ..-._..
H095E CLEANING COMBINATIONS
' 'rroI'aI value $1. 74. Dollar my .-...... $1 60.
NA.
Suitable for Iv'cddfng presents Regular va—
$2.00- .
SLIDING coucn B‘EDs
CURTAINS.
III white and coin. Values up to $2. 00. D0l-. "
lar Day .. ........... Q .......... ‘ ..... $1 00‘: ‘
CREX RUGS.
c-
36 inches x 72 inches, all colors. $1 50 values
Doilar Day .................... _. . . . s
HAMMOCKS. '
$1 50 values. Dioila’r Dav .......... .$.I‘ m
SCREEN DOORS WITH HINGES.
Reactor value $1. 50 Doll’nr Dav .
Regular value $7 50 Dollar Day .
Regular value $598. Dollar Day.
WASH BOILERS. .
A 0.5. 8,;9, heavy tin srdes, copper bottom.
~Regular value $1. 50; Dollar Dav d ’
'Q ALUMINUM TEA. POTS. . -
Regular value $32 25 Dollar Dav: $1 2
.. ‘5 GALLON SAFETY AUTOMATIC" ‘
‘OIL OR GASOLENE CAN. .
g 1‘ Regular value $3.50 Dollar Dav. $1.00 ‘ ‘
~ {NICKEL CASSEROLES “ ‘
. Guernsey earthenware inset, white line. I. H
Regular values $1.50 and Q$IQ.98. Dollar
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WHITE ENAMELQMETALLIC BEDS“
- $51.25
$34.25?
$100
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