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Connloin. Fresh 00d Liven, with
inmate of Iron.
tom'm
Strawberry
Banana
Orange
Pineapple
Lane’s Bakery.
51 Wuhinzton
Street.
Gill NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Berlepsch,
of New Haven, are the guests of
‘ Charles A. Bulepsch, of Osborn ave-
‘ nue.
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Mayor Carl Axel Harstrom is in
daily session afternoon in his’ office
in the City Hall. where he is at all
I,
[laid W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN‘S BUILDING
2? WASHINGTON 81'.
office, 1029-3; House. 293.
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Escallops
LOBSTERS
WARMNTED DRY
Fresh, Salt
and Canned Fish
Long and Round
times pleased to receive any one re-
garding matters of city business.
Clifford Raymond. of 230'Esst ave-
nue, is ill at his home with ’on-attack
'1. of typhoid fever. His many friends?
look for a speedy reéiévery.
Members of Our Sisters' Lodge, I
O. O. F., will tonight‘attend a social
meeting of Fidelity Lodge. Bridgeport.‘1
The local visitors will leave the Bus-i
ton store corner on the 6:50 o'clock;
trolley.
The regular weekly meeting of the
' W. C. T. U., will. tomorro'w afternoon“
he held at the home of Mrs. Mills, 011‘
19 Beukeley street. The members are
asked to kindly. to this meeting. bringE
their liteiature. \
Nearly every boy in-Norwalk holds,
an opinion regarding capital punish-
ment directly opposite to the publicly 3
expressed one of Charles R. Drum, of;
CLAMS '
C tbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET I
71 North Main St.
FreeDelivery. Phone :05
We’re Prepared“
in the
CLOTHING LINE
011151.00 Per Week
w.-
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: V fluidly} Brennan
42 South. Main St.
Syracuse, N. Y.‘ Mr. Drum, who is
prominent in social uplift w.ork saidi
during a recent lecture in Waterbury,‘
that ‘Spar the Rod and Spoil
follow in t e case of
"hot applica' onf; w,_
the mast good wit he meihohudvoc‘oo
1. ed in the Dru‘h‘Fflstéiiim fonfiet’iaiii in-
corrigibles.
speak to the Men’s Club of Saint
Piiul's church tonight 111 3 o'clock of. workers in their respective lines The
the Berkeley street chapel rooms. on M935 91“” “W."BS any man interestle'dl
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'Connectlcut's Child Problem " Mr
“ill” lllAIlllillS
80R, TIRED fill
“'I‘IZ'“ makes sore, burning. tired
ieet fairly dance with delight. Away;
go the aches and pains the come, cal l
lonses, blisters and h'unlons.
(I T I Z
draws 0111‘
the acids and
poisons that
puff up \our
feet. No mstf
ter how hard:
you work.
how long you
dance, how,
‘ far you walk.’
.01' how long you remain on your feet,
“TlZ” brings restful foot comfort
_. "T12" is wonderful for tired, aching,
mollen. smarting feet. Your feet just
tingle for Joy; shoes never hurt or
seem tight.
Get a 25 cent box of “TIZ”
\f'rom any druggist or department
store. End foot
Wear smaller shoes, keep your feet
Jresh. sweet and happy.
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,lot and buildings. A an Zant
'2'
. Wat.
torture forever— ,
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New Bedior'd and Sen .
To Take Care of the Family I
, wants in a most satisfactory mann
fastidious.
more of the thousand household
Feed, Grain. We are purveyor sot
section of the state.
OPPORTUNITY
weather. Before the cold wintry blasts are here.
finest coal produced from the minesf'A trial wlilcomrince the most
We are pleasing a vast throng so get in line and send“
in your order or hold up our salesmen and you Will hear and see
RAYMOND BROTHERS,
Now is your chance to se.
cure your winter‘s supply of
COAL during this pleasant
We cater to your
or as we buy and’ sell only the
goods we have in stock. Flour,
the best to the people in this
137 Wahington Street
entire year. All or these women' I
you when‘you see them.
3 Days SultSale
ITUPENDOUB PRICE REDUCTION
Suits of high tailored order to perfection. Positive; and without
exception, these are the biggest and most astonishing values of the
and misses' suits will surprise
‘15 “SU ITS REDUO
‘30 SUITS—REDUC
4!
Every Suit MILI Go
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
SHOP AT THE DA
ED TO [7.50
:22 suns—scum drowns
ED TO $14.98
In I Ins 3 Days Sale
Cloaks 81
Millinery
SOUTH .NORWALK
YLIGHT STORE.
ALTERATIONS FREE.
The- PARIS
given efficient and courteous otten
Fairfield County
r11: al.11131- I
a-“
1. Sopth ,Norwalk.»
the Gordon is a trained worker and obser-
Child' doctrine was the finest kind 101 1er I“ “I“ ““81 and h“ made: special
some boys A; study of the situation of which he is
here it. would “1111;811:1111. His toll: sho d be of great
on who be-
rity that re. as well
imtrast to ev goodc
liar” that in
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as :other things. the taxpayer should:
get his money’s worth This is the;
Spencer Gordon, supeiintendent of “’5‘ of a 991‘le OI public talks to he
the Bridgeport Public Charities, will given before the Me“ Club $2331 '
n 1
tests of public interest by
to be present this evening as
\lr.Go1-'don s talk will be illus-
:tratcd by lantern slides.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
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The following real estate trnnsfersi
111.11 been filed at the omce of Town;
3
C'lmk Hewett R. Smith:
Charles ll 'l‘nitle and wife to Fran
cis l. Burneil two
road.W11r.
William Krnsch to Albert\
street.
Stephen No1 al. to Michael Mnstro-
innue and Ralph \instroinnne. lot and;
buildings (hose street, downtown.
Vt or
Frank 0. Johnson to Annie M Wal
sion. lot and buildings. anre ncei
street. War.
Eva F 0111111 to Mary E. Case, lot
and buildings. Van Zant street. Wan?
Ellen Chllen to John Prince one
acre, Bull Run. War. ..
lsauc Selleck to James T. Meriittl
and wife, lot and buildings, Van Zant
street;
Annie Friedman et ale to Ridge
held Savings Bank land and build
lugs, Van Zant street and Sohth 05
home avenue}. Foreclosure.
Bertha Brodbeck to Charles E
Guarnieri, two lots, Norwslk Paik.
lots, Rocklu 3i
\Vellnllz,_
What Are Your Assets?
. The scientific conduct of business and perlonll attain today clause
the methods employed very distinctly
Avoid The lialiiiiy ‘
07 not having a checking noccount. We invite accounts which are
Elie City Na
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tlon.
National Bank.
ANK IN NORWALK.
tional Bank
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This Book's business to steadily
photlc endorsement of the public.
Upon the conservatism and 11011
111m Jon. Bros-lore.
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The Conencticut State Teachers As-
soclatlon is on the point of disintegra
‘tlon. according to Edward H. Gumbart.
of Elmwocd avenue. principal of tho‘ -
Norwalk High Schol, who expressed '
his opinion at the annual meeting held
in Hartford, last week. .
Immediately after the election or of.
deem the attending delegates launched
into a discussion as to whether future
meetings should be held sectionnlly or
«'JFfor carer;
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F WE desired only the Trust; Busmess of rich estates,
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we would’ nt advertise in the daily papers. The man
With the modest estate should be Vitally concerned
in selecting the very best Executor or Trusteopossuble
to find. Because his estate' to smell' 1s grenter reason
. No charge for drawing will when this Com
is named Executor or Trustee.
puny . i
Beautiful Bust and Shoulders ’
are possible if you will weer a scientifically constructed
or weight of an unconfined bust so stretches the
mini line to the entire uppcrbolly
‘ The! are the dointieot and most nervlmhlée cements 11mm.
, ‘ noble-come in oil material
l-‘ront, Snrpllre. Bandeau. etc.
rustless ocular—permitting wuhinp without removal.
" Have your dealer showdy
ed. we will clarity sen him. pmpslduunplu to show you.
BENJAMIN & JOHNES. 51 Wmen Street. Newark. N. J.
loud furnished. The “Governor
received from the officials
, home a menu for e'aph meal during
Progress--Developrncnt
increasing. fully attesting the em
1.. our progress and development the cardinal principles of prud-
_ once and safety are constantly maintained.
nd business judgment of the men
who direct affairs is based our invitation for you to make this Book
your depositorywwo would like to talk the” matter over withryom.
m
thotthe contour of \he figure is spoiled. ' -
put the bust. hock sum it be
5?”. "prevent the full but from
in
assurance of dob-‘1
en. ellmimteth the dam (er of
”pig!” muscles and confine the
the shoulder giving a
s and at is H II
’ MM?” ”MESS.
on Blen Jolie Branders. ifuotstocli
jointly. and‘the question was argued
for hints than two hours.
sflnsily decided to hold next
year's meetings in four sections. Hart-
ford, New London, New Haven and
iDsnbury. Superintendent Holmes, of
Bridgeport. led the opposition. strongly
seconded by Dr. Gumbart. of this city.
OLD SOLDI ERS’ COMPLAINT.
‘Governor of Opinion That Food is
Not Well Served at Noroton.
Some time Iago. complaint was
made to Gov Holcomb alleging un-
satisfactory conditions at the Sol-
diers‘ Home at Noroton, involving the
has
of the
the week. The Governor does not
think there is ground for reasonablofl‘
complaint concerning the character
7‘ of the food furnished at the heme. As
1' , the Governor understands the situa-
, don. the complaint
1 sgalnst» the food as the way it is sen‘
is. not much;
ved. Care has not been taken to malts
it appearing .
In the complaint to the Governor
it was stated that the hash furnished W
automation has been considered
{or breaktost was fried in cottonseed
oil. and some at the inmates were
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
STORE CLOSED
TOMORROW AT 2:00 P. M. To give us a chance
to re-arran‘gc stocks and mark down goods for our
7th Anniversary Sale
SALE BEGINS SAT URDAY MORNING ~
Doors Open at 9 a. to.
Be sure you receive one of our large Circulars .
Stylish Models
in __
1. A lllliS’
Gypsy Cut Shoes
Plain or White Trim
$4. 00
Reliable F oct-
wear
nmmum’
Glover 3
I112 Washington St, So. Norwalk
' 46 Main St...‘ Norwalk
Haves“
NEW * CIT-Y ‘
MARKET
Haycs’ Block
o9 Nlitth Main Street
Best Creamer Butter 32c lb 4
See it made while you wait. This -«
article is as superior to ordinary 15c
Peanut Butter as cream ..is to
skimmed milk. Be sure'to order.
m lb.»
East India Tea Co.
TELEPHONE 311 125 wAsl-nnoron Briton."
Teanut
Butter
w 1'
11111 NEW GYPSY nouns
For Women Are Now the Proper Thing In
STYLISH SHOES
Two of the most popular styles are in bloc kid; and in
bronze kid with white calf skin pipings. .
WE WILL TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN SHOWING
THEM TO YOU.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
South Norwolk
a
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Hazelion
Coal
'TliellJlershfieldszSonCo
1'11. 224. in: mm: or:
Jelly Glasses
, Jelly strainers, Mason 1.1.1111...
Economy 1111's. parowax, fruit pickz
ers,,wood measures, hand baskets.
bushel baskpts, wine, presses, cider
liege. flower pots, jardlnm'es, eto.
Albert P. Gelleii2
25 WEST WASHINGTON 81".
Phone 108N.‘\
snow DELIVERY ,
FURNITURE
than reproduces the whom ‘.
istlc lines of old . period flying
has a dignity. on impressionnit!1
‘ of refinement. and quality'thfl
is favored 'just now. in
VARIETY,
qflliiy, style and price are be-
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‘ Smith. Underwood
nonunion. til other
notes, sold. rented
{rep-trad. Rentals. to
1
. Ti , here our stock of fine m
' 2"]! month. Machine: is uhexcelled Call and let. 2
A}: '0” It ‘5 De} will. show it to 5'0“. \
ATLAS Pancake m JAE. DONNELLY. 134-136 WASHINGTON STREET;
12 um Mela Street. louth No "1 " '
FRESH FROM THE' MILL m , 211111.:— ' «
3i PKGS. 25¢“ Auk for'cdih prlcel I‘m RED OAK .A t}. “SWINE “III 0”.
GOAL. , -. 7
THE WM. EFFRON (2.0., Inc.
3 Rowan 83,703.11“ Em Nomlk
-Acue‘pt all the luck inst comes
Davey 5
Phone 410
8.
11mmI gos'hrtgh
13 Railroad ‘Avo..
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‘. the system is ideal. but it would.
Livery and Trucking-
. Phone _ Buried
Gov. Holcomb. and he does not. think
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necessary to rebuild the Home
only 11 it we: danced to abolish .
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