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”pared (or any emergency. Suppl, your wants now at
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131 Waahmgto‘ it St.
Lane’s Bakery
51 Wasbln’an
Erect.
F. I. Illa. mot.
IocaadllackSkad
lilacs
Cad
shims
Scarlet fever quarantiues were re-
moved today by health oflmr Ix.
William J. Tracey. from the home of
Rev. Martin L Steup. of Hamilton
avenue, and from the residence 0!
John luckier, of Summit avenue. 1
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i Mr. Smith will sail alone an aGreek
“It due-en was the cxhibitloa at a paid
ID“ ‘no intention of having a personal in-
c iterview with any U. M. C. dumdums.
M illuer with consent 0! his wife. One
of the most touching incidents of the
W Mere] ‘up lite inaurancc policy. He will
carry with him in his swallow tail
he“ Ulctloll “blue” to, all .1“ l l M b Ll . Hchbb 0‘ "Ill
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”Chlnel ‘nd all pl .065. ‘he'e a. Kelly-
lissllaClaata
Ins
lrocn ls Successor.
Because it was usual on such occa»
[sinus and not because it was neces-
lnets are something entirely new just
received at flannelly's Victrolo Par
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m N. “I“ B i'l‘he Mersey dock strike has ended
The men returned to work this morn
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LIVERPOOL, April I, 1016 I. In.-
Some Good
Advice
Good health and good looks are ex»
tremely desirable. Would you like to
possess them? Here is a tip. Poor
also a disfigurement and lead to ser-
ious diseases. If you want good health
and good looks you must have good
teeth. You cannot adord to neglect
them. See what your dentist says. I
Dr. J. H. Mallery ;
10 do. Main to, be. Not-walk, Conn
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FRESH FROM THE MILL
3 P105. 25¢
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Davey s \
Phone in
‘ The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL CHOP
In tro Tm
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k. Ono style. a cabinet on wheels
to push your Victrola on the piano
for the summer use.
Tomorrow will witness the room 1
ing of the secoer football season. Thu
Norwalk team will open its spring
season with the fast Ansonla team.
in the upstate city. The. local line!)
has not yet been picked.
The regular weekly dance of
Cockenne Tribe, .\'0. 32. 'l. O. it. his
was held last evening in Red Men‘s
Hall. on Iain street, and proved to
Round Clans - 1
New Bollard .
Escallops .
Itockaway Oysters i
Cutbiil’s 9
BRIDGE MARKET .
1: North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone too
be a very successful affair. A largo
crowd was lll attendance. and a most
enjoyable evening was spent. Music
was rendered by a local orchestra.
—-WEDNESDAV NIGHT
-isist appearance licEnclly's Singing
Orchestra. Armory. Auspicea Sixth
Company. Concert and dancing, 8 o'-
clock until midnight.
A whist party and social will be
'held this evening. under the auspices
of Welcome Stranger lodge, Sons of
St. George. at the lodge rooms on
..Main street. Music and refreshments
will also form part of the evening's
entertainment A big crowd is ex-
pooled.
-——Arion Four Dance. Sm-‘s orchestra.
Arion llall, tonight.
Old Well Commandery. No. it“.
United Order of the Golden Goes.
will hold its rezu‘ar meeting in Red
Men‘s Hall, Monday evening. A large
(‘lnv "' ("‘“t'irl’ttes will be taken in
and the grand officers of the state
will be prc<ent. Supper will be
scm-d and members from out of town
Contmandcrios will be. prcsent.
Several automobiles were stalled
ycsto'tl'w cud today in the deep holes
on the Keelcr hill. Flax Hill Road. A
dozen onto trucks and many smaller
Captain isaac T. Payne is eonlined
to his home on West street as u roi
suit of an accident early in the week.
He slipped and fell to the floor in his
bath room, striking on his head. Mr.‘
Payne was found unconscious and bass
since been under the care of Dr. P.
l. Burnell. His friends will be pleas.
ed to know that he is improving. l
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Douglaa Fowler Post. G. A. R., and
Buckingham Past, 0. A. R.. will be‘
represented 'at the department en-V
cnmomcnt to be held at Guilford. on
April 12 and 13 John L. Sachs. of
Waterbury. is to have opposition, in
the person of Henry J. Sccley, of
Bridgeport, in his candidacy for do-
partment commander of the state 0.
A. R.
PROTECTING VALE ATHLETES. .
NEW HAVEN. April l.——.\iichaclP.
Sweeney. coach at llill school. and
advisory for Yule lmtlhnll, spenkint:
'Ii a gathering of Hill school alumni
'lYIlOllL' the Yale men. last nicltt. said
that Yale's neod was not nterciy ath-
letes, but intcl igenl co-opct‘ntlon from
the entire sin ont body. He termed
lack of “sound nttttttrc oitvonization”
~nd cooperation ll! .lllt‘ two wcnkncsw
w in Yale's athletics. Tltc remedy.
hH tltouuht. was to stimulate public
opinion to incrcnsc the number of can-
didates and by arousing a healthy sen-
sary, a toastnutstor was selected. He
was imported from Colorado. He
gave his name as Steve Bresn, suc-
Hourssa.m.to5p.nt.;1tolp.tn.
Sundays by appointment only.
cessor on the city desk of the Tole
auro aurruza
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i room ass—so 3.. Iain so.
So. Norwalk, luslc Ball Bled
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gram to Mr. Smith.
Mr. Smith came from South Nor-l
walk. All good newspaper men come.l
from South Norwalk. What is there
in South Norwalk for them to remain
there?
Mr. Smith is nag without military.
experience. He served one term in;
the coast artillery corps and still has}
the military cont he purchased at that
time. A further search of his past
rccord reevals the fact that he served
a brief sentence on the Bridgeport
Standard as copy reader. Previous
to that he was interned for a consid-
erable siege on the Norwnllt Hour.
llc confessed to this, according to sev-
eral witnesses. ‘
lbomtmsster llreen. who presided
lo the best of his ability told how;
glad he Was to get Mr. Smith's Jobi
and how sorry he was that Mr. Smith
was going. (This may not get past
Breen.)
James V. Massey. former selectman
and one of the prominent ltallan-y
American citisvns. read an orluinalj
poem anent the occasion. He was,
allowed to pet nwnv with it because‘
it was in the Garden of ltaly. l
Presented With Field Glasses. i
After considerable struggle, a few'
extra simolcnna were garnered andl
Mr Smith was prcsented with n pniri
of field gins-to»- costing $175 (Villni
money). Wnlnnt Wally mat-ell in‘
the best of spirits. mad.- the prescnw
tittion speech. To keep him from.
being morn inslttllne. Mr. Smith;
ngrcotl to accent the token. .
As a memento of the occasion. a;
‘ntiniaturc nt-wspnncr wits printcd hot}
n" the press and (‘il‘t'lllfllf‘ll among
.the cneats. 1
The parser sol-kc its name in-=
dicated. lame plain incl: in all thoir‘
tirir'inn nudity. The linilf‘l‘ was nam~
ed the Naked Truth. l-tt'ct'ythina was:
uncovered. l
. trlsh Patriot Sneaks.
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ILADlES'
WHITE
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CANVAS.
Lace with white rubber
soles
“.00
PORT
HOE!
BUCK
with white
soles
$5.00
BUCK
9 inches, lace with white
leather soles‘
85.00
Lace it'ori’
You mootlsoe to appreciate
C LOVER’S
SHOE ’ STORE
MILTON ELWOOD
Manager
SOUTH NOR\VA LR
WOW
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Here is one who papers neatly,
, Satislies your taste completely,
‘With artistic skill your walls will
: decorate.
iAll the latest styles he‘s showing,
Kind attention he's bestowing.
~And the work is promptly done.
. None have to wait.
1And if painting you are needing,
in this line he‘s also leading.
lie will make your house look new,
And up—todate.
‘ A. COHEN
141 WMHINGTON STREET
i F. s. LYON
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THE
.Niiiliillii Pliill snot
Money Loaned on Articles of
VALUE
TOOLS. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
JEWELRY, ETC, ON SALE.
PHONE W
Qtnni-‘Vntw Crownrh. our- of the;
greatest cohorts of l‘ttn-Americnnisna.
”or. Roscniicltl. Prop.
‘trlth a hit of lriclt thrown itt. was lni
his lmnnlosl mood In a first pace
screed in the Nnkcd Truth. hc not!
every one on the rriddle. and di ‘
them to a turn. “Lot no cnilty one
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For lip-Arden Service Call
FRED H. GANUNO.
Funeral Director and lath-Inter
:40 Water street South Not-walk
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cars found it impossible to climb the
hill even on low speed. and many [I
them had to back down and secure
hcln. Therm-d: arc in worse condi-
tion at the present time than has
ever before been known to be the
case.
'iW-nt for the protection of Yale. nth-g
19”“. in the hosnitnl this morning it was
‘estid that tho victims wcrc resting as
'well as could ho crow-ind.
EMCE P. S.--Miss S. Anna Wiles. society
. I 'oditreea of the Telcr'rsnt. promised
hORWlCH. Anrti l.~Msny mem-i‘o ntlend, PO to press hour the
how of the Southern pr England.nolicp snid they had seen nothing of
Methodist Episcopal conference here, her ~»
not remain for both ntornint: and.
doors afternoon business sessions today. as‘
, mu t ‘ ‘ MORE PORTARU-Z SHAPE.
have "r‘mtvhi on" with the public. church . 0‘ "Tm l? ”3".” homci A Lancavhire weaver recently
“Some WW“... nnnmflnw cellars ift kw“ pziln‘l‘tr 9"" 22:3“ It“ “h“‘h ”‘Wfinined the army. and. after being at
order. now that the frost is coming At the morninggsesstgr? gishgg‘ovltmx‘lxm‘u"; titreckmcfn'hs. {as allowed
, ‘ - - e o a wee ' .
out. Place vour order now. “e still '2“!!le made an address. in the at: Visiting his 0‘; {$2,215. he was en-
." laying ihfr-le “no oak. maple and "man it" will meet the "“ndlllmeaicotmlw‘ed by n". EPnlnl head of the
ala floors. Better place your order '2: :ryxglogzlfl: “1,?! Inf“ commit." ‘1 With a smile. and
early. (little 8‘0“ moving on the tion to the wives andwdauLgllti-r: gotciehp-ei ‘1 hope they made a new man 0!
railroads.) Our two panel ash doors “m?"
look fine. in the from moms with the
Kllmax doors in the kitchen. Every.
'19”an clergy-men. . ‘~ .
, The soldier rc ltcd:
M "‘9 ”“mr'm’ "mm” 0' “lei “Aw'll tell vimp what they've done
thing carpenterwlso. Phone 1082. St.
John & Kramer. steamboat place, city.
NEW ENGLAN“ M. E. CONFER-
,t:.,
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-..n“r vmw HUG line of frknt
Temperance Society lonleht Rev Dr' . .
- . - -i~'r. They ve tact: the hump 0! ml
Snapfgson. the general secretsrmyaek an' out it.on mi chest. and It's
. - in. lot easier to carry ueaw.”—-bondon
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For Your 1916 Taxes
By opening'an account in our Tax Savfng Club. You can
proytde for “the payment of your . next year tax by making
stated weekly or monthly paymrnts. if your ~tax amounts to
$150., deposrt $1.00 weekly, if it amounts to $100.. deposit
52 00‘weekiy. if you are a tax-payer, avail yourself of this
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escape." was his motto. .
Otl'lco and Residence
Telephone 004.
so so. Main so, So. Net-walk
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UsSltowYou a Buckeye
Comeinmdscethcsewondcrialin-i
(inhalers at work!
Let us show you the chicks while they
are hatching and prove to you that we
are _ the carat hatching device
ever untreated. or us show you an in:
cubator that you .or anybody can ope—
rate and batch a chick from every ha.tch-
thlc ea. .
QEvery Buckeye Incubator is sold with
a ‘waraaioe -—a guarantee to hatch
everyitattbsblc egg—and they never fall.
We can show you domes of testimon-
Ials [ran people who ht
worms. to... w
-w are re a ev
linoleum..." cry
W wastyoatoseethescsnfiat‘ on
and oosvmoedthattltcy will hatch
more chides. bigger chicks and a
titan old hen you mm
W
in! s-Olleggstolid
Soldaslonus ‘
.Oathuasrlw ’
a s—osw
'6'” small-mailers”
T“. '1' Mil .TA‘I‘I H ALL
ll!“ “-00 tom
"3.
151mm
easy method of preparedness Interest at the rate of Zper
craggwtllbepatdoatagdeposjts. Checks win handled
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Sale‘ol Shapes Today
59c—99c-51Ao
Special Sample Suits $15.00
Values to $22.50.
New Waists $1.00 to $5.00
SpringCoabs $8.25 to $25 -
mimzs *
Nu.
TATIONERY 29c box, ,
SPECIAL IN FIVE TINTS AT
. Briggerman Bros. 64
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MEN’S STYblSH SHOES A
A very smart lot oi the latest models. ‘
Have just arrived. and are sure to meet with the approval
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of every careful dressc.
Tau. Mohantmy, or black call
“l‘ripplcloe” llall hose to match.
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKENE
ll WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE I‘M
=_ “k B,” —. m.
«g _ rAs'r FREIGHT LINE T0 an;
CALL us or “M“
height boat loaves Pier 1!
River. New York (toot at m
F . 8t.) every day except Sunday. It I‘ g,
;m. Freight mind at Nomta up (Q
5 p .m. and at Booth Norwallt up,“ '
use p. m. ’ "
ours. r. Feats. smut ma -
rue anmua .t. autrn mutt.
sonva'rton Lina. Ina.“ ‘5
has requested you to save your huh
and wu. arson co., 3 "
street, East Notwalk, buys it end ‘- “
the very best prices. Notify us 0‘
as we are very busy during this loan.
.9""' Be sure the name and W "
Is on the wagon, if you wish to m
satisfaction as there are peddiaro
ing around on our name.
and we will rush our trouble
as right around when some-
thing like this happens in your
home. it your
PLUMBING l
is defective, antiquated, unsant
tary or worn out, have us make
necessary repairs or install a
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBIINO A SPECIALTY
HORACE ENASH
Plumbing and Hosting
fat. 1864.
North Main It.
.. ”twill
The New Science
DIFIMTION or cmnoenacm
Chiropractic in. the definition oi tb- i
cause of the disease and the art '04 ;
adjusting the same. Disease is cannot
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I ’ Last Summer when ’twas blasln' hot
One day its said to ma
Bill can't you go to live Monroe
And get some cake for tea?
Why. course i can Ma. N be glad
to help you out, i said.
I love to go to five Monroe
130 buy some cake and broad.
Then his she laughed and said to
I. .
! You love tits Banner Bakery.
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Be Sure its A PIE
FRISBlE’S ’
Made in the Cleaned Plant
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable. __
Insist on them at your res-
aasuttrr mmwsns-n r'
Intth. um.
I.“ all otho
mama. so“. coats!
ml- I‘ah .-
asr month. ladl-
mustn’t-nth
«annulus
«moon-amount»..-
MI‘IIII. “Ill!
AakaereerforThem-iv
taut-ants. ll
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by a wrench. twist or sprain in tht .
lbaok. Even if done in childhooc
{it creates pinched nerves and pain u g
later tile in the dldoront organs aar i
nabs. ‘
Chiropractors remove the cause oil
disease and pain. health is restored:
through mun: tbs serve on !
ins in your body. hoists troubles
given special attention; also amt-r-
ot the spins. You will never rem
giving the Chiropractor a chance u.
bin M
lanolin troaunonts was also.
T. Francis. D. C.
so Washington It. “Walk. Cone
Graduate nous Palm-s“ sonata ts
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. East NM ‘
Whatever you w .
m theOptical Line. .
. we have waiting
for you. '
Besides specializingin - ' '
fitting of “Best-Yet” - .
fitted by an ocullst. ween-m
call thesundrics of a '
class optical house.
TH: ELMAH‘ rca
PRU/ATE SECRETARE
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aas‘osmdsaowsold lot
' young people.
Opin lat. lvsnlngs until ‘
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