At Lane’s .to serve on the 109 Cream, Fruit Flare-91f Roton Point. better than ever, is scheduled to open tomorrow for the summer season. Routine matters, last night, were disposed of at the meeting of Olive Brapch Lodge, Knights of. Pythias. —-Caps, Soft Hats. ()‘fBrien. Members of Mizpah Circle of King's Daughter’s today are holding ‘a suc- cessful calls sale in Baxter’s drug store, on South Main street. ——Spend Memorial Day 'at Roton . Point. ' V Residents of Hamilton avenue . ‘ complaining that boys are destroying their property. and a note of warning is being issued for Clem. Several shrubs and plants in the door yards oi" property on the hill have been made away with. John Plunkett, Peter Heal and John Drescher, all oi‘tiiis city; were locked "I . in Bridgeport, Judge Lockwood was unable to hold court at the usual time. 3, . “The‘ycases were tried at 2 o'clock this . afternoon. l. l -——Band Concelts, Roton Point, Man- duh“ i . Deputy Sheriff picked up "Bob” Montgomery. 2 local man. last night. '1', Montgomery ran aw ny from the 1 Bridgeport jail where he! is ooniined under sentence of the local court. The sheriff took him back this morning and it is probable that Montgorhery' s time will be increased as a result of his “5' Joseph J' brief freedom: .——Um-brellas and Mourning bands. 'OrBrien's. 2?": An automobile party made up of a ‘ .j'niimber of the young people of St. Peter’s German Lutheran Church, on Cedar street will journey to Bridge- -. pert tonight to attend an entertain- ment to be given by the Zion Lutheran "Church, of that place. The auto bus' ‘ leaves. the Mahackem‘o Square at 7 o’clock and the Boston shire corner 9. VV short time after 7. : V —Straw, 81.59 to $3. O'lllrien's. up last night on the charge of intoxi¥ cation. As this is short calendar day Q1311 rhy‘diternoon‘and evening American 2 mare-n. V . fhmm 4. The church a...» of the Smith I Norwalk Corporations! Church will be held tonight. “Prank acuity. of Perry avenue. has taken a position ‘with a Bridgeport 9 concern and he will reside in the rm City in the future. —A Bigger. Buster, Better Roton Point Opens Saturday. Band Con- certs Monday. 3. 3‘ Temple Lodge, them! A'. hi. or West- port. last night manned a number of Nor-walkers. A large delegation of both Monker Grotto and Old Well Lodge was in attendance. f A unique social event is scheduled i for this evening in the local Baptist Church on West avenue. A Japanese wedding will be celebrated, followed by a genuine Japanese tea party. 5V A meeting of the degree team and guard, as well as the entertainment; committee, of the Eureka ”Rebekah . muse, l. 0. 0. It, will be held tonight 3 in iOdd Fellow’s Ball, on South Main 1 street. it, ~Straws, 3 heights. O'Brlegés. d} Meetings will he~held this evening by members of the following organisa- itlons: nooidCoun’oVii, No i, 0. U. A. 1 M., Woman's Belief Corps. Douglas rel, Daughters of Castilo. r Mr. and Mrs. Coorge 9“ White and son, George, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs Ed- ward Kellogg, and children, were in Bridgeport yesterday, attending the funeral or her aunt. 'Mrs. Thomas Pryor‘waose death occurred Tuesday. The services Were held from 8!. Au4 gustlne- Church and interment follow- ed in St. Mary's cemetery. Norwalh. ' Mrs. Pryor formerly resided in George- ‘ town and was waiting“). in this city. i The arson case of Joseph L. Moel- in and Barney Weill, scheduled for a bearing in the Superior Court yes-V terday, did not come up. but was put over until the September. term Attor- Linxweiler. of this city. 5 was present at the court proceedings yesterday in the interests of his client. Mr. Mueller. Both the attorneys for the state and defense are confident of i victory when the case comes incr a final hearing _...__V__. —To learn how to get~now bottles for putting up Williams' Root. Beer \irite Williams 8: Carleton, Hartford, Conn. The Mother Building Company of this city, will erect a5, 600 residence on Rock Ridge for Capt. F.. L. Deu- igler. A permit was issued for the rwork this morning by the inspector. who also issued for the following Raglpief logo 'i'oa Whiplash- jlssire to the hair when Ended, ‘edorgl'hy5alsoeada Almost everyone khan that Sage Tea. and Sulphur. properly compound- ledbriagsbackthenstumeolorelfl ‘mlo illlml hills: hair :3. was to unit at home, which is mussy'anli moms. Nowadays we imply ask u any m Compound.” too we] get / a large bottieior about so coats. Evory- body uses this old, tumour recipe. he. so natursilrand evfli. You dampen a sponge or soft blush 18b 1% old draw this through your hair. on; one small stranth a time; by nun- ing the gray hair MM, ad a!- lot another applicatiui or two. your ball- becomes beautifully ark. thick and glossy and you look yummy 83.. Roton's'STloro Dinners will be bet- ter than ever: this year. open tomor- row. ‘ Mrs. Alien Henry. of West Main Vstreet, is able to be out again after confinement to her home on account of illness. - Miss H. A. Wing has resumed her duties in the downtown’posioiiice after a vacation of five days. Mr. and Mrs. Frank 13. Field and daughter Lillian, of Lincoln avenue, this city, are visiting in Northport, L. l. . m \ . A certificate of dissolution was Also in the Secretary of State's allies. in Hartford. yesterday. for the Adams‘ Provision Company. locateli in Vbusi~ * Fowler P on. 0. At. 3.. and Court Laue: tools at the corner of Wall and Water? Istreets. Royal W. Adamo will be the sole proprietor henceforth and willi u7 .conduct the business under the old name of Adams Brothers. see them, complete Berry' and ice Cream Sets, containing six diuoroot articles for. Rio. Also Paper Lunch Plates, 5c ll Vliosen. Dore neily’ s Stationery Store. Postmaster Andrew My :65. the local post once. said today, iciftbs'bcn- cflt of those men in Norwalk. who con- templated responding to the govern. aunt's all for form hands in Okla- ihatthepropereosnoto takels to get into commutation with C. L Green. Post Once Building, Kansas .tion ottiio labor, and will forward complete information concerning transportation. etc. ‘ 5—“ MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES. McKinley Commie March to the Ver- ious Cemeteries Sunday—Exer- clua at Flag Pole. William McKinley camp, No 9, United Spanish War Veterans, has arranged for Memorial Day, Sunday, May 30th, the followl'ng interesting program: Assemble at Camp Rooms, “Assem- agotbehnlpiisytogetihismisture ‘ drug smm‘ior “some sane and Sui-3 .,_ cause he m can puibly taltthai you darker‘led your iii? niches it .«Greatcsi‘tbing’for picnics. ask to . Paper Macho . homo, and other middle western states, City. Mo. before leaving for the farms. ‘ Mr. Green is in charge of the distribu- f . New hill! Second- Hold. Constable Henry Selzer, of the East work. I. L. Moeller to wire for G. 4‘. Side, is establishing a record in serv- Scoflcld. Strawberry Hill road; Hera V The constable has made man Cinque to wire for A. Tortorella. _service every day this week" Yester— 1% Ely avenue and ior Clarence Lou- day he served papers in the case of don on Harbor avenue; 50 F. .l Mo. Philip Breaev vs. Hyman Needleman.‘ owned by Cosine Scarpcllo. 28 Chaped W0 damages are claimed and attach- Keon to install plumbing in house not was made for this amount. At-z street torney Maurice Land, of Washington lng writs. street, represents the plaintiih wRetell Point Opens Tomorrow. afternoon and " Exhibition Dancing, evening. _. 4L i watch your Step '~ Not only in #City Silh- your valuables, Deeds. iri- . grees were conferred and later a sup- way, but also“ in the carom , surance‘ policies, securities, J awarded to Mrs. Lottie Plait. ‘» by Mrs. ”William 0.- McLean for re3 ;. Lean. during the Walk-'Moeller arson L trial. was oilcial court stenographor. Lady Washington Lodge, Shep-3 herds of Bethlehem, met last evening and had a class initiation, twenty live new members being added to roll. The work «was. put on under the supervision of the District Dena ty Commander, Mrs. Annie Brown, of New Haven, and was excellent in every way. The first and second de- per was served. Visitors were pre- sent from New Haven, Westpcrt and South Norwilk. The sofa pillow was The city of Norwoih has been sued oovery on a bill for 8100. Mrs. Me- When she presented her bill for $100 to the piosocutor and Judge; it was! the ‘ . decorate the graves. V claimed to be exocsslva. On. the other} :3 hue (Ambrosia Monroe, 3: VW the miner. claim. the bly Hal, " 9. 30 a. m. Formation. Rowayton Drum Corps. Boy Scouts of America Spanish War Veterans. Bugler, Drummer; ‘ Commander. ' Camp. ' Hon. E. J. Hill and Rev. Charles Barto .in autos. March through Wall street to Flag Pole in Green opposite Library. Music by Rowayton Drum Corps. "Star Spangled Banner." , Prayer—Rev. Charles Barto. Address—Hon. E. J. Hill. Pi-ziyer-—Rev. Charles Bax-to. Music by Rowayton Drum Corps. Counter-march through Wall street cemetery. where detail of Comrades. assisted by detail of Boy Senate, will At conclusion “Long Roll" and "Tops." ~ . March through Union avenue and Main street to St. Mary's comet ry Where like.eerelnony will be. and! March through the basic. roads Rimide cemetery where the details ‘ will be sent out, all returning to the comp plot Vfbr ehercises. :: » Main street, Union street,‘ to Union 1 b5 yardllaniue. V RAYMOND Chalmers Philemon: Fertilizers ‘~ ,V "inmfiupuphosphau. Panto. am, Ground Bone’;.;3 W Lime, Land Plaster, Nitrate Schum- NEW SIX 40 Within? reach of everybody A WON‘QVER forthe MONEi' VAAS'i BROTHERS GARAGE ‘ BROTHERS 51,4009 South Normlk, Colin. S’ 'urday East. NorWalkCash Grocery Specials. Telephone 743-3 ‘ Free Deliverv Delicious Creamery Butter, a lb .................. .32¢ Pure Leaf Lard, 2 lb. .. ............ .. ............. 12¢ Best Family Flour, a bag . ..... ' ........... $1.00 - Fancy Potatoes, 14 lbs. ..... . ....... 16¢ Granulated Sugar 4 lbs ...... . ....... . . ......... 25¢ QuakerOats 3pkg‘s .. ...... :2“ Campbell's Beans and Soups, 3 can .8¢ Franco-American and VaaCamp’s Soups, a can .. .- 7¢ Magnolia or.Clover Milk, mean .1045 » Borden’s"Evaporate(l Milk, 2 calls 15¢ Cream of‘Wheat or Wheatena, 2 pkgs. . .. .. . .'. 25¢ ‘ Potlor Matches, 35c boxes 10¢ Toilet Paper,‘ 3 5c rolls 10¢ Dunbam’jsfiocoannt, Iocpkg ........ 8¢ D‘llryea’s Corn Starch, 2 pkg. ...... ..... - ...... 8V¢V Laundry Starch. ...... a pkg. 4¢, 7 for V25¢ u: LgForce, alpkg. . . .. ..... 10¢ i' National Biscuit Co. 5 pkg. goods. .3 for 25¢ You. Camp‘s Baked: Beans, large size can .......... 15¢ 84 COTTAGE ITRIIT. . EAST NOIWALK. .. 4V In LA .7 Flinn e, Stoves “i _....._.....___.__. Housefumlshlngs. Sold at Iyowest Prisca. We Buy Second-mud Furniture and Stoves. M. Gli'i’liiiWSli! Phone ‘19. ROTON HEIGHTS. Rdton Heights tomorrow and Deco- ration Buy, from 2 to 4 p. in; who may visit the heights are sure to be interested Vlt is a line site for homes. r “B” Kelsey monthly meeting at the rooms, in Wall street, last night and liuportant bust-p, ness. was transacted. Arrangementsf are now bolus made for thaclub smok- er, which will be held on Thursday evening, June 9, Grand a... Priest-Wows ‘1 xiii the Grand Encampment. I. 0. 0.10., encampment, at its regular meeting. A very good attendance helped to moire? the occasion a success. After the meeting rsnesilinents were served and Va. receptions the guest was held. ,3 . “WWimm 87 NORTH "MN 81'. A grand concert will be given.“ . Walter Schulre is developing this ; beautiful piece of property and allf' A...C held its regular:' was entertained last night by Kebabs! ' For 7 V 1.: Deeprationj Day ‘ new variclim White or Tall «am 3 Shoes we have ever carried See animus" _ , mm Iresev AIME-T T. ’D‘iinbar, has brought. -. I is Here V ill-imam cranial. . hummus: - you»: . Chamlocctto Gloves .. i. V Misuse molly looses ‘ ' sects main“ Decoration Day Specials ’ one day only $1. 49. “Hats m straw and felt 5‘” to 53.00 Extra Specwl' Stuart Looking Silk Lined Coats New Golfine Silk Lined Coats, all the latest col— 3 ors; fer Saturday oniy3395, Value $9.95.. , $2 Panamas $1.49 Genuine Panamas, regular values $2.00 For this ‘NeleiiteHals ”Why Special showing of Smart Looking Vi bite Outing 99¢. 51. 25 Tailored Suits at $7 .95 and $10 Values. 315.0910 525.“ The balance of our stock of Suits to go on sale for this one day. Prices start at $7.95. Sale oiMldily Element 99:. 9125‘” 9.9 Middy Blouses for Decoration Diay, all the latest colors in silk and cotton, 99c, $1. 25 and $1. 99. . in all the latest styles. For Decoration Corset Cox ers so ....... Special Gowns 3 Waists for Saturday at 996. All other kinds oi whitcshocs. "FINAL CLEAN-UP SALE .Cl‘lildrcns’ Willie Dresses silednccd Driccs $100 Dresses $2.06 Dresses 1.25 $1. 25 Dresses $3.00 Dresses $35 $1. 50 Dresses 81.1,, $5.00 Dresses 5 Showing of Pretty Smel- Dresses Special Showingoi’ High Class Sample Dresses. on sale tomorrow at . . $3.95tos1295. FINE HWY F0?“ SATURDAY ‘ Gordon Silk Hose .. Gotham Gold Stripe Silk Hsose 33f “1:34 Children s Hose ............. . . . . . w. Special Showing oi Muslin Underwear ; ' .19¢ 25¢ 3¢ 49¢ Special Drawers . . . . . .- 19¢ 25¢ 4%;7 35¢ 49¢ 99¢ .43 New Waistsio‘r Decoration Day at 98c We uill place on sale a big dismay of Fine Shirt - M Special Tables illicrcdia all depart-cuts" ” A bié‘smclt of 3...... sh... For men women and children .White Tennis and Yachting Shoes with. Rubber Select CONNEAILY & BRACFEN South Norwalk. .‘" \. ; “”' HATE—60¢ 69¢, 79¢. 986, 91.25-_ , . convinced. insults , of women’s and misses’ Spring Suits, Coats, Skirts, Dresses, wt; f” and Milllnery. . 'eulrs—u. 95, sass, 81198 $14.98 COATS—82.98, 83.88. 84.98, $5.,” 87. 98,$s $8.98. SKIRTS— 98¢. 31-50. 393. 32-98. $3.98- 8498. $5.98. WMeTHBe. 81-25. 91.50. 81-98. 8298. 8398.3 84.93. SILK DRESSES—88.918738, 89.98. 811.98. All the goods in this sale re worth more than double. Come and . K : PARI 013m “Alli ST LANEU SILK- WIN. * _Vchlldren’a Mo. ' ~ Elicia and 8800. . ., White price than 8190 to “I.
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