‘V‘andorhoel’ & Co, and has acceptedI ' pet-ted and quite satisfactory. .r THURSDAY, NARC“ 9, roll maomuoawauummom PAGE 83m; .4- mu w Raymond!“ I" I NEW RID um__ IUILDING momentum U N DE RTAK ER Tel. on... tau-8: House, «a. ’ u waaltmorou or. I I I With far I LIKE A HOUSE AFIBE That's the way we are selling COAL. lt'l a pleuure to deal with THE LEADING MERCHANTS by phone. as they render the best ser- vice and attention possible, wi h such orders, and customers re- ceive full value for every dollar invested. We have a full line of all kinds of BUILDING MATERIALS that satisfy the finest tastes. We“ re the BREED/ES of industri- RAYMOND BROTHERS Phone 113-3. 131 Washington St. For'l‘hatColdoiYoura I F. ammo-um \____. ._.____. . I Gill NEWS out have been received from Ru- ddfl Sync, who is playing in the or che_atra with "The'Birth of a Nation" films in Bound Brook this week. The regular monthly business ses- sion of Louisa lodge, Daughters of Roman. was held last night. Mat- ters of mutine business were discuss 0d. Mina Josephine Goggins,‘ of Butler street, has resigned her position with a position in the Henderson (t Errin' Factory. Mimi Adelaldc ”It“le routillucsloI progress nicely i’ollowiug the last 0th eratlon which nlll‘ underwent and herI condition now l.~ its “I II as can be ex‘ Early looming snow shoveling was noticed yesterday and today aboulI town. uany property owners and citl-‘ Salt God 140 lb"0 b... All kinds of Fresh. sail and canned iisll New Bedlortl Escallops long and Round an: Cutbill’s BRIDGE MARKET 1: North Mam at. Free Delivery. Phone rob lens got up extra early in order to‘ clear the walks. Some were observed. as early as 4'30 a. m., era. Marvin A. Banks of Ridgeiield, has filed a suit in the civil superior courtI for a divorce from Emma h‘risbleI Banks 0,! limoltiii-ld, who he claims deserted hint on September 15. 1912.‘ The couple was married June 3, l908.I The Nor-walk Hospital nlaintenancoI fund is still on the. increase, and is rapidly approaching the thousand‘ mark. To date there lien boon 898.5 received from one hundred and thirty eight contributors HAVE YOU . ordered your Thumdny ni .ht dinner served at the (‘ountry t‘ltlb. tiger Broil, Chicago hat manufac- turers. are said to be contemplating the erection of a tenstory fireproof building at the southeast corner I of Packsorl boulevard and Racine avenue on a lot 143 by 125 feet, to cost about . 8200.000. The Volunteer Circle of thc Not-walk Methodist church met, Tuesday ctcne log, with Mrs. Robert Gregory. of Lewis street. and conducted routine business. Later in the evening a no- clnl hour was held. and refreshments were served. ~4lirls. Misses, don't bother any long- er with your neck-chain. Better get the new missing link at Brand‘s. The regular meeting of the Hospi- tal Thimble (‘lub was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lester Hyatt. No. 12 Arch street, and wasI very largely attended. The next meeting of the club will be held two. weeks from Tuesday. at the home of lira. Lewis Green. on Main street. THE COUNTRY CLUB serves a special Friday luncheon as a matter of convenience. Phone your or der now. , by police office; ' ___.__._. .___ r . , _ Fred Becker, of the Stamford llos I pital. was a visitor at the home of his ‘ parents, on Lincoln avenue, )‘esterday.1 ————‘— llr. Amw J. (livens. of Stamford. has rbeen elected president of the Fidelity Title and Trust Company ill that city. The Norwalk Yacht tlllb will hold its adjourned annual meeting next Sill-I urdny night at the Hotel Mallackenlu The regular weekly meeting of the First District Commllhioners wafl theld last evening. and routine business rhoenix Pioneer and Hope. . was transacted Owing to the unfavorable weather conditions of last stoning. the game between the St. Paul's A. A. and the Bridgeport Monarchs was again post- ' poned. ~14 kar. Tiffany rings 83. 50 up Set with while sailire $2 50 up. (‘annot be I distinguished from diamond. iour jett- Iclry repaint done at Brand‘ 8 W ash. Si. The prayer meeting which was to have bcen held yesterday afternoon ‘by the members of the Women‘s As sociation of the South Not-walk Con gregaiional church. was postponet. until this afternoon. The regular luncheon will be held next month by the association. Members of Endeavor (‘lrcle of King's Daughters, of the South Nor walk Congregational church, are en- lngs for the Surgical Dressing Soci- ety. At the regular meeting. yesterday afternoon. at the home of I}: Frank Mulligan; of Seymour street. work of this nature was doneI following the transaction of regular deavor Circle will be held with Mrs John Sherman. on the afternoon of March 223. IAMS Pancake FIDURI ' a Iriding along with his feet dangling . red near Gullford. "found out, they laughed at the. joke. . Iuwr. t‘llallu Bliasard, gaged in the making of surgical dress“ held ' business. The next meeting of the EnI Illgh School News Na, There will be a rhetorical in the iasrcmbly on Friday morning. FRESH FROM THE HILL 3 PKGS. 25¢ I Davey’s Phone lit __.._ -._.._I lierbcrt Winchester, more common- iy known as ‘Windy." had a little ac- IIEET 0"- 'RAKEM‘N CRUSHEDIcitlent while he was conducting an .lmoaizf iqutND . Iexperinient in the laboratory yester- George J. Miller of New'Havan, a‘d“) morning. Somehow “Windy” did‘ freight brakeman on the New Haven not manipulate hm apparatus "‘1’" road, suffered painful inuries as a re- right. bctuuse lt exploded. cutting him suit of having his feet crushed be- io the face and lacerating his scalp tween a dwarf signal and the side of [Adm b” 9’“ were ”0" hurt Th“ . mg“? (n yesterday Miller was injuries were not serious, and Win dy” will probably be seen drivingI from the side of the car when they al out town in Iiltl‘ ‘tin Elilabeth" inI uncxpectedy came into contact with a ““3 "' “W the signal apparatus along side the track. Both ankles and feet were bad I), crushed “Nor was removed to Phltt‘lwil'lltt‘tl a novel lesson today: Now Haven where he received medi This (lilSh‘ which usually meets inI tai attendance. The accident occur- looln it) in the 3rd period, met in the ansenlblt hall. Different members oi ItLt t-l.t.~< were then (alled upon toI impermnnto the characters of the play, "William Tell," which the tlhesI is now >tudying. This is quite a do . parture from the usual dull routine of work ill learning a language, and the mcnlbcn of the class are entertainI ing hopt-x that the experiment will Ila‘I I’cpcaled. I There will be a teachers' meeting Iin the assembly hall. today, at 3 p. m. 1 Memb~ rs of the senior German clamI YOU NEVER CAN HURT A FORD. hunt evening at about quarter past live, an the Stamford car was passing through North Main street, and stop ping at the switch, a Ford auto was coming in the back. Evidently the auto driver thought that the car would start up again before he got there so he kept coming up closer and closer, But at that time. the car didn‘t start. up, therefore the result was, that the auto crashed into the car. All the peo- rm» staff of the “Skcptic,” backodl by amoral seniors. is thinking of get- ting up a year book for the class oiI LADIES’ 9 Inch Lace BOOTS WE HAVE PREPARED OTHER YOUNG PEOPLE TO EARN 325,00 pan WEEK—— WHY NOT YOU? it. BU‘JINE 5 M7. m\ KNU'LEDoL iN -m: WHICH LEVEL WILL SHE REACH" I Millltlt Cilllliii‘l! South Norwaik, Stamford. Port Cheater. pie in the car rushed to the rear to 1916. l o e I see what happened. but when they n rd r to make u" thing I’I tflut'ft‘f‘h', each senior mull give You never can hurt a Ford. MAY ATTEND POUGH KEEPSIE CELEBRATION. -a dollar and a half. in advance. must rem: inbcr. in considering the First district lire whith were held Tuesday “I‘m in "u. the days spent in dear old Norwalk non...“ llitth Besldls containing a picture wmmnu.” We”. Ippolllletl [mm II“, of every Bllltll‘lll the book will have \nrlous (onipanlee to lnect with (Hill pictures 0’ ”I“ members 0' ”‘9 ““11 mlittert from the South Norwalk tom ty it Will lontain much interesting panics in regard to the matter of 1-.“ material Who c“ make up "‘I' book tending the big Poughkeepslt- ccleI better ”I“ ”I“ '3k99‘1°" 3“", button, which will be held this JunoI I’l‘he committees were as follows: OUT OF T"; RACE- ‘l’hocnix, Joseph Laydetl, Clarencei WM“ one Wakes ‘mh 9““ back I'llltery and (‘hnrles lliltvolill; l’loIpMm‘ in ”“3”” “h" in joints. or “0‘s Maud“‘Irheunlatic twingert. he cannot do his ’best. if you feel out of the race, tir- ch. languid. or have symptoms of kidney trouble. act promptly. Foley iKidney Pills help the kidneys get rid of poisonous waste matter that onus Inlul John Gardens: Hope Hose, Jere- miah homey, Sylvester llrolhcrton Intro .lohn McGrath. Other routine business was carried out. WHAT'S IN A NAME AND WHAT'S IN INI‘IIAIS IROAD WORK CLOSEs 80UTHlN0I'" TON BRIDGE. A bulletin from the Automobile Club of Hartford announces that I new bridge is being built over the Quinn!- piac River between the towns of Southington and Cheshire thul clos-I ing the road. Traihc from Meriden to Waterbury' will have to turn north at Pratt's cor- ners going to Southington Center. turn Ileft here following arrow. continue on this road to Dickerrnan'a commutin- Iing went here on to the trunk line 'again. Tunic going from Waterbury to Merlden, turn left at Dickel'mana Icornere going to Sonthlngton. lnI Southlngton. turn right into Meridau avenue following Meriden avenue to Pratt's cornea. Turn left here on the trunk line for Meriden. This do- tnur has been posted. Thorough Examination Honest Treatment Artistic Eyeglasses Moderate Prices Efficient Service Reliable Goods T H A M BR Oculists Optometrists Expensive Demonstratitln Under thlslleading. a newspaper recently published an article describing the losses of $274. by the proprietor of a garage. The money was lost while demonstrating a car. it - is the repetition of an old story-«Its unwise policy of carry- ing money on your pemoniusteadof depositing itin svelt- able bank and payingbymeck Hotvmtich better to pay your bills by check! Your Opticians l7 Atlantic square, W er. 0pm on. Evenings until I o’clock . . . BU‘Y' ellazeiton his fl Ior her photo. and the price of his or: her copy, which will amount to aboutI Onsi this} At the regular monthly meetings of matter, "I“ “Ch l 5003 '1“ AIIIYII comp‘m” 'bring back to you reminiscences oiI nuunr vvrawnrrua — i. c lam. nos-wood Burlington. all 0th. um l0“. ranted mm saute so our mouth. ‘Iaehiaor sold at 85 per month. I m. oouumv IIIMMhWMM-h i I the Latest Spring Models Dresses and Waists I I i t I __..——— I The Lillie Shop K. O A. CLAVEN 50 N0. MAIN 01’. If! Credo 8t. 13 Woodward Ave. I 'tha on South Nov-walk, 0t. IGTORAO! AND REPAIRING. FORD WORK A OPECIALTY. Tires. Tubes and Supplies. Prom-0 lorvlou a Feature. Albert F. Gehebe Phone toes-2 Prompt Delivery. 51-99 “’ 53°“ in All the Fashionable 1* Wmmmgfitflw? Norwmfi , 7 ,_.,, ‘- g l. Lynne Steam ”$3 & Cleaning Co. 5 00 .._ 3mm --_.. - 1:." PM kaouul- moo-n htaan onto. a Cloning c. . arammamwuummcw volcano-om navuoa. ms 83““.le Glover S Ladies’ High Lace MlNTZS' Showing of New Dress Skirts Garbage Carlo 35c. up. Ash Cane $1.10 to $4.50 Coal Hod. 35c. up Wool! Tuba 53c. up Foot Tuba 25c. up BOOTS GREY, BROWN 0R WHITE Up-to—thc-minute models for immediate delivery. Reliable RUBBER FOOWEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN. South Norwalk. Conn. 81 WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE 14158. I CALL us UP and we will melt our trouble than right around when some- thing like this happens In your bow». if your PLUMBING is defective. antiquated. unsanlv tan or worn out. have us make $16.50 to $25.00 Valuea' noeaaaary repairs or install a now ayltoll of MODERN PLUMBING JOBBINO A IPECIALTY . ..,_- HORACE KNASH ’ - The mu...“ m... Norwalk Pawnshop.' MOVtzrcoats $8.00 Tel. 18“. . , Noun Mala It. I. Nam Money Loaned on Articlea'of VALUE ITools, Musical Instruments, Jew; clry, Etc, on 80k, " '1 .. The New' Science 108- Roselllcltl. Prop. oertnmou or cmnornaono ‘40 Water 8t. 6.. Manual” ._.' -__ .__ ‘ 1 I Chiropractic is the definition of the cause of the disease and the art or adjusting the same. Disease is caused complain‘s by a wrench. twist or sprain hit the have been received by us that a dax hack. run a done in childhood 15:39: 432ml?) mash or said pm ‘i a rown 0110 an m: gmfiddtzfiorr'o: Twit: swoon with racks. in buying junk or our name. To insure soils “I... , he sure our namc is on wagon out Chiropractors remove the a“. of duplicate reccipt from driver. disease and pain. health to roatorod‘ through harmonizing tin nerve an tents in your body. Female trouqu given special attention; also curvature " of the spin. You will never regret giving the Chiropractor a chance t: help you. Magnetic treatments given also. '1‘. Francis. D. C. M Wuhlngtogl at. Go. Norwalk. Conn Graduate from Falnar smut. b We pay ll/zc. lb. for raga. “ llm. Eiiroli (20. inc". 3 Rowan St, E. Norwalk. 1’“. on The Reed 81 Volk Electrical Co. The Only Fully Equipped ‘ ELECTRICAL ONO! in the Town _ g au'ro IUPPLlla’ Phone ”5—60 80. Main u, So. Norwalk. lluclc Ball Bind I I I I . I I I I FACT FREIGHT LIN! TO NEW YORK. - Freight beat my“ Pier 27 Iaat River. New York (foot of Gilberto! It.) ovary day except Sunday. at a p. tn. Freight vocalvod at Nomlk up to Spmandathouth Not-walk up» 5:80 p. In. Gourde F. roots. General Agent. fl-lI ANNINo J. SMITH TIANO. WATION LINI. ins. ‘ 7 Spring Stilts Ill.” llllllllllll llllE ALL IP:OIN‘I'8 VIRGNINIA Get Your Renovation Through the Agents. J.|i.l.aylon&C0.lnc'. REAL ESTATE C INSURANCI. 3 Railroad Ave. Idouth Non-ant Be Smells A PIE FRISBIE'S .Made in_the Cleaned Plant from the beat fresh fruits obtainable. Ask Your Grocer for Them. Insist on them at your rea- ‘ taurants. Just order than ahead, . 1“ And on each Wednesday you, buy . The name. the “Banner Bakery, And if you once will try,” Their biscuit. bread and cake. I take, And keep a good supply. Have Remov " 141 Washington And have a complete, lla . MUMWIH' run H. GAMING. A Isa-val finder and Inn-floor mm. wgm Had.
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