- has taken a position with the Nor-walls; , tailed cat, . 31' ...;A ya “on you hear ‘2‘” Alum at m: 7’ i 3; ' 3 “dog's; mouths-its. ‘1. Boluthisnmbdyomur‘oureid. ltyoutromluueswouidbetroed. lamaceisthethmrounood. Tina's-11mg. Taylor' E Golden scorn NORWALK rnuor co.‘ “th846. 4235' i;.6|lY this a fir; and Mrs-Shay, of Spring Hill avenue, have moved to Bridgeport, John Neugabauer and Gustave 'Moelier, of this city, are in Torring- ton. Conn, today. John Kilboy. of Plymouth avenue, Tire and "Rubber Company. Try the Circle Swing at Point. Opens Tomorrow. Detective Sggeant Thomas Leather- land has returned to his police duties . after a day’s vacation. Mrs.. Margaret Sulliit. of Bristol. is visiting at the home of Mrs A. E. Min- '44 ton. on Golden Hill street. The police department in the Clty4 liall has adopted as its mascot a bot» which yesterday strolled into the building. and, in significance ofV4his making it his'permsnent‘homefl curled up on the otlicial chair of the ' ’ chief and purred himsel! to sleep. . for violating. the trailic '51.".....,»...morntns. W115.“ 11111pr ii' ~- ”‘3‘”- w’fin’itew 18111.. 1194? %in - 41-111.» 3:)" '4 i' . utv- M44”) . «At the Country Club. Special Sun- day night supper. James E. Gallagher, of. Dsnbury. ‘ f4was taken into custody yesterday att- ernoon by Ollicer Frank: 8. Stratton. Vinamce and driving s_ machine ulth t the pieces.- sary licouse. Judge Joli Keogh, this -»s 1111111111“ Weir tail on Berni.“ Monitor“! Norwalk. as the holiday..: banks” several of the stores and 1the schools will be closed all day and a number of the stores will remain Span ‘ until n00n. \ Sheriff 1:. c. Middlebrooks of Win- 11th, who uiil succeed United Sistés , Marshall 8 E. Hawley next Ttieisduz',T was in Hartford wednesday. but said "iié was not yet readyto an ounce~the appointment of deputies as ”414% was somewhat undecided He said he had -~more applications than places. Sheriff Middlobrooks was accompanied by H. ' .4 3 iiigney oi" Waterbury, formerly. as- sistant superintendent of the capitol, 3-;- in‘entio'pod as one of the new marsh- al's probable appointments as a dep- . SPECIAL $1111 . .._—FOR ONE work— 8111 Hepatioo, V25c sips. ..... ..... Sal Hepstlcs, 50c size .. Sal Hepatica, $1 pine . .670 Stillsnn-Powell Commotion 4, , v, 82«Wash4lngton Street. _ V PRESCRIPTION DRUGNST. Kodaks. Cameras, Films; Plates, Paper, etc. ' SOUTl-l NORWALK. CON N. It is better to be safe You will be a happier, or woman When you k massiuc‘ doors of the bank vault. rassioitally. you that Roton . The ‘ dmcekui dose at! 1'1 'o'cibixk. and 1115 4.1.1715; ”34¢; The Preaous Things of Your Home ling, docun‘iénts and heirlooms are proteced by the Many of these valuables you use 0111 V01"- It is almost no troiibleto take them from our vault when youV need them, and afterwards to ref, ‘ turn them'. Thieves do rob; homes ‘ 444‘4do buméwhat assurance have the next 110455?“ , ‘ ‘imflodufin «will!» hold. on, Wednesday evening, June 9, 191. at m w “911th [or the Jurpose ofisslecting too repre- senptiv'es to the imperial Council to ‘ till the vacanciq caused by the resig- nations of Nobles August M. Engel- hard and James W. Porter. ttnue the Day street mods. tonight at I 1 o’clock Capt. Cole will make his thril- l ling dive at the carnival grounds. All the amusement tents and booths re« port good business. The carnival will wind-up tomorrow evening. The'vBrotherhood of the First M. is. ,Church. of, South Norwnlk, this even- ing will tender its reception to the new pastor of the church. Rev. William G. Glflln. The pleasant sflsir will he held in the church Among the speak- R. G. Hartley. and Rev. S.‘P. Fair- banks. tend and bring a friend Refreshments will be served and a general time enjoyed. Dorlon House l ‘ . l (Gregory Boulevard) i East Norwalk i Opens May I. «SHORE DINNERS AND ALL. KINDS OF SEA FOOD COOKED TO ORDER. .._...”— IJOHN E. O'SULLIVAN. Prop; Telephone Call 720. The big I Moose Carnival will cori- At 7 o'clock a free concert 4 will he held by the carnival bond ill ' the Mahackemo Square and at 10 are will be Rev. John Stapleton, Rev. 4 Every member is urged to at» 5‘ good arm-m r —Bigger aiid All National.« 5C and 10c Goods cut to Gingerm Snaps 10c pound MILK WCKERS NWWa‘m'es stilt " - EaSi india Tea Co.- 311111 Co’s. 'ckage .'4,4,V.'1;V 26 lb. 3 lbs. 251'. . 'Smpkcd shoulders, lb. ...,.......4,4.‘,.V,.. ......... 12;! Best Creamery Butter in prints . .V ............. 33¢ Good Table Bum;t in prints;.....4,;§..~.-.'. . 30¢ Compound Lard, lb. ..... 10.} Pure Lard ......... ”(... ....... .9 ..... lbs. ‘ ' Strictlyrresh Eggs, a'o'z‘en :2 $35 Best' Family Flour, bag .......... . .............. $1.05 Very Large Oregon Prunes ................. 2 lbs. 25¢ Queen Olives, large size too to no Olives" in Mason 4 Jar .. jar 25¢ ,7 Japan Rice ....................... 3 pounds 15¢ ‘ Fancy Maine Potatoes, pk .......................... 16¢ Condensed Milk, can ........ . ....................... 8¢ La Herbert Salad Dressing ....................... 10¢ V White Rose Lobster Paste, fine for sandwiches, can 18¢ , 'Pcanut Butter, lb. . ................... 12¢ Pure Tomato Gatsup, bottle ......................... 7a} Armour’s Veribest Veal Loaf, can ............... .. 15¢ Armour’s Veribest Corned Beef, can ............... 23¢ .12 and R. Boned Chicken, can . . . .. ..... ,. . .1 ......... 321'.1 . L insurance : Fm, Lite, Accident. Hm Gnu. Workaon'e. Compensation, Liabili- ty, Marine and Automobile. i Surety Bonds. 4' i Notaries Public 1 i Steamship Tickets Jo 4M9 Layton &€o¢. [nee REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 5 Railroad Ave. 80.4 Non-lb Choice Sugar Corn " Early June Peas Cut Stringlcss Beans 7¢ CAN ....... 3 “A"? 201: IO STAMPS FREE WITH THE :FOLLOWING: 4 . ,. 1111-1136 as. foCcash IIIC'WIILKIII’UIIECG.,1.¢. Mu TELEPHONE 371”- 443 new. 8t.4‘ E. Norwaikamonn. You want the best Sealed—You can i 4V s'HAn BLUES c013, HALIBUT, BUTTER FISH, P0R4€11E8,4, " FLATS, SEA BASS, SOFT CRABS, LOB- STERS, LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.‘ 4 . THE BRIDGE 1141411211111 4'l4'HE MOST SANITARY" MARKET ‘ iN 1’wauV. 71 North Mail: M811. Free Delivery. than to hop‘c ‘y'ou are safe; more comfortable man now that your Jewels, ster- South N'orwalk Savings yours will not be ‘ get 114 at colours Phone 108. - Memorial Day Specials East In.‘ 1 lb. Tea .44”. .. ~ we CARRY A 111411.1'. L'Vms 1111.011111th cmés Tea C 125 WASHINGTON 3T. ’1“, Have just nice ' and $2.._00 Special .. D 11 Norbh Main St. BigV assortment Boys; 437 $10. 91411511 Sluts ived a beautiful line of MEN’S 5st 1 values up to $15 $10.99;: Mens All Silk stints and Silk Front. Shirts. Value $1.50 0' .. . ......... 00 We sh Suits. Value $1 50 to $3.00 $414.00f0$2.00 Gaiiheb ,1. . South Norwslir. ,. s, ... o 1 441 pkg. Wash. CornTiakcs.........qu».t me 1 pkg Jelly Powder, assorted flavors ........m.n ..... xoc 1 hot. Viticgaf one"Coos:Ddltletehilhlsooeerlets...- ’0‘; ‘1 haglce Cream Salt. «... I'OC' Ihot. llatoring Extract .. loc 112111 Queen Baking Ponder 10c 1pkg. iarina ....... .... too I pkg. Macaroni: ....... «too 4 10 Stamps Free with I ll). Coffee .1 250 14 :15 Stamps..Ercc with rib. Cotter: soc ’ zoSta111psFrcewit lepfl‘eeéiliw.Wssc ~301~Stan1ps Free wit i ll) Teak...) 40c».- ‘40 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Tea .....m. ...... ...4.o 500 ()0 Stamps Free Vyvith ..... ..4..'. .. 60c , , Well made camp stools . ; Large also send polls and shovels, 90 $1100 8-ball "croquet sets ". 241214%4 BANK . festh-H ' The prudent ..4.4,' n c STATE ENTS business. man motes \he consecutive state-4 4 V 4'ménts of the various banksaud 1411 this way seleCts a per-,1 .J . ’ manent banking connection. . r We Would be pleased- to have ourstatements examined _ —in them there' IS reason for behevxng that this Bank4 Would ‘ make- a desirable depository. . . ' The City N at1onal Bank '1 Our Baiik statementsishetrldvbeearefiully looked oVer—4—j '. ample evidence of increasing. strength. and Scope is mani- ‘Hu I..\‘\d"4 ~.\‘ Baby carriages and gocarts A new and very attractive line at specially 'l4ow prices.4 Call and see them. 4 ‘ . " 6- a ' 10¢ACAN. " 'COSIS Less " Decorator say: ‘ 5c Waxed sandwich paper, 2 for '. 5: Paper drinking cups, 2V fer ' Vl-leayy glass table tumblers, 6 for 90' ‘251: 3-piece ghrdoln sets, hoe,_ rake and. be shovel ....... . ............... 190‘ ~ ~ “1 sun" - . , . . _ 81. 00 Natural 11111111 porch blinds. U ed E! - ' ‘ 1 4 6x8: ... 890- “it ecu“! ‘ "‘ '___________ ‘750 Long handle ceiling dusters, made )g. .s— .d‘lfi‘fi'flw‘fl‘fmi 4 a“, W... u s 4.1.;e.;+4;.44» 1-: . Trading at ' . Sterfing Fmflur” ' 2 Co. (TRUE TO ITS NAME.) You will find it profitable and economical. Complete seléction of Furniture, Rugs and Ranges for the home or porch. Extra Special. $8 50 COuch Hammock 1 , Very strong steel frame spring, 4 . cotton mattress. heavy khaki ‘01‘ 95 sides and wind shield. . I 'Screen'Doors Any Size $1.60 FREE to lune Brides, a complete Dinner Set, in “Ye Colonial Pattern.” ' Sterling Furniture Co. 127-129 Washington St. Phone 105 Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre. .. ”CLEAN UP—PAINT UP.” Best Household Paint, Stains and Varnish ' BUY HaZelt‘on Coal ' . 4 4 44-4? 4 ' TbefiiiflersltfielddrSont‘o "Ia M on wanna or. A Gas Range Guaranteed Quality Than 3; Coal Range... ‘4“01‘11 The Roller 5.10 & 251: Store 28:31pm M44nln 8L4. go. N'orwnlk. 3'“ 1111‘ For a great deal less price than you would pay for a coalranga you can get a gas range that will do more work and do it better. Special Music nvsnv sA‘runoAV ‘ EVENING!" Clifford Hotel Rathskeller' NOTE—NCw nitration fym Ella-1. ascends ‘ ' ‘ .350 Gas ra'nge's are 01145111an and Caper picnic plates, 25 for ........Oo They can be kept clean much- more easily than a .1 well made. 100 T’lsin white paper napkins ....48c .19c and 25:: coal range. _————n—-‘ ---The-- A W" 891: I. Cemetery vases. 3 for ...... ....251: 4~.—4~__,_4__4_._ . 4' 1. Light & Water-i“ F111- Stora e 350 Well made corn floor brooms 23c 111112111. Geheiie. 25 WEST WASHINGTON 81'. Phonodm sooth Norwailt Prompt Delivery.4 S A V E MONEY Arrange for next winter's coal supply noggortdmner Prices 418cm of line twine ....... 1 ...... 59114 C . a 1 4- 4 75c Hardwoodwfiose reels, capacity 100 ‘ ompany \' Refreshed and” R 11 3-1 hose ......V... ..... -.....-..59c4 Fd-s:F—EEIGHT LINETO "54.44444 CM .Rubberflgardon hose, 5- -ply. warrants: . YORK. ' - ed a! Sumnler Prices 44 per tu...--n.......-‘t 4 ,v 4 . . Freight boat leaves Pier 2'! East 475c Steel garden rakes. 14 teeth .4.59c River, New York (foot 0! ““48er We inSure your furs aga‘ .4. -. St) every day except Sunday. 1113 p. 111 Freight received at Norm“: up to "5 p. m. and at South Nomi]: up to 5:30 p.111. George F Foote. General. Agent THE ANNING J. PORTATION LINE. Inc. ‘ YOUR DINING ROOM should be artistically furnished, it place 'so attractive that every» Vineal 1s a delight. Pleasant sur- Wé have ’ campliored-‘g—they must be 111" 31111-141 'rhms 4 ' our. services and we do it c - scientiously and scientifically. " model nus during the summ " ‘1 . 444st4'0tage. retindings did good digestion. loss or injury. ,4 -The cost is trifling—the rel" from worry and care is great. ' Your furs must be more th in a suitably cold temperaturc.-'. Our oWn furs are stored 111 th same way. 1 Furs that "we store for you qu4ire cleaning at regular int va 5. - We consider this a part I 'In fast when we repair or mopths we do not charge 1’ 1-
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