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Lane’s Bakery
51 Washington
White I’ine Compound?
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For That Cold of Yours
F. I. BAUER. Druglst.
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How about material {or that bungalow, house or business place.
you ready to give your lawn a dressing of up—todate tartilizers sult-
abla tor corn, potato, or wheat field.
prepared tor any emergency. Supply your wauu now at
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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Notnng but the best here. Be
1 37 Washington St.
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PR._5IDENT WILSON T0 OCCUPV
“SHADOW LAWN."
WASHINGTON. April 3.—~Presideniv
Wilson plans to occupy "Shadow
Lawn," the summer home lil New
Jersey offered him by people of the
slate, is soon as Congress adjourns.
in case Congress is in Scoo‘lUll durr
illg the summer he probably will
spend wccktnds [here heron» :sd ,
joummelll He has been urged to‘
other places for the[
summer, but has declined.
DDDDDDDDDDDO
.DARING HOLDUP IN DAVLIGHT
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Street.
till Niws
Charles Murphy. a popular uptown
young man, continues ill, at his home
on Main street.
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Members of ot'urf l'ecrle, Daughters,
of t‘astiie, received Communion in a
body. yesterday morning, at the seven
o'clock mass at St. Mary's church. |
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James L. Conklin, oi 143 Washington
street. left today for Waterbury.
where he has secured a pesilion as
painter with F‘. C. Johnson & Com-
pany, a large contracting firm in that
city.
(‘clt‘ax Entalirprnerti. l. 0. (l. R, is
hold an open meeting tonight and
entertain llulle r Lodge 1.0.0 i“. All‘
are intired to attend. The grand oflic-
It's will be present.
—WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Last appearance McEnt-lly‘s Singing»
()rt'lltslru, Armory. Auspiccs Sixth
Roe and Buck Shad
Blues
Cod
llalihui
Tile
Flats
Spanish Mackerel
All. FRESH CAUGHT =‘
Goslln Clans
In!
Round Clans
New Bediord
Escullops
Rockaway oysters
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
11 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone rob
Company. Concert and dancing. 8 0'5
clock until midnight. f
The Norwalk and Brunswick bowl-t
lng Icarus will clash this evening at
the Norwalk bowling alleys. on Isaac;
street. in a game of the city series.
The Washington sin-ct roller-s arrout
to lower the colors of the uptown lth‘,
this evening. and a good game is ex-r
period. {
9"“: ——
The foreclosure stile of the Hotel
Grovciand property on Main street,
Danbttry, ordered by Judge William M.
William. of the Superior court. is an-
nounwd by lgvi K. Mansfield. as com-
mittee representing the court, to take
place on May 1. :it p. m. unless the
mortgage debt is (llll'l‘\\l*t‘ 'satisilcd
before. that time
The slaic highway dr '-:tr'tmt*nl has
asked for bids in complete the con-
tratlt on roads in ltridtcwaier, lleih‘
el and Newtown that were in process
of construction by Kellogg & Gregory,
of this city. before that concern wont
Into bankruptcy. The state highway
department has announced that these
contracts will bc finished as speedily
no possible.
Henry R. lloclofs, retired hat man-
ufacturer, who for many years con-
ducted an extensive hut munufttctur-
Ing plant in l‘hllndolnhin. died a few
days ago in Rooms Aircs. South
America. Mr. lloclofs retired fI'om
business in 1914. He had numerous
acquaintances among membcrs of the
halting industry in this city.
Attnrncv ilownrd W, Taylor, repre-
Renting Mrs. Edi-ill w. Colt. of Ridgc-_
field. has filed notice of appeal from
the decision of Justice Valden, of
Ridgcilcld. in the curse of Sebastian
Gmsser vs. .Edith W. Colt. The ac-
tion was bar-ted on the amount owing
the plaintiff for work performed for
Mrs. Colt. The defendant claimed
that the work was not done according
to specifications and claimed a net-
ol on an open business account which
more that enriaied Mr. Genser's claim
‘No part of the netctt was allowed by,
Justice Valden. The case now goes to'
the court of common pleas.
‘dorn Not on Earth."
A regular meeting of Our Brollwrs‘
Lodge, No. 10. l. 0. 0. 1“,. will be held
this evening in the lodge rooms in
Wall street. The first degree will be
worked at this meeting. and a full at-‘l
icndance is desired.
"The Great Divorce: or
was the. nubjt
the King .
.N charge of killing Mrs. l-‘alr‘? This is
of last evening's address by the Rev;
J. llcnton Werner. at Grace l'urish
"all. This was the fourth lecture in
a series on “The Social Gospel." Sci
oral vocal and instrumental select
lions were excellently rendered. A
good sized crowd was present.
Old “'0" Commandcry. linitcd Orv
NETS ROBBERS BIG SUM.
BRIDGEPORT, April 3,—ln a daring
broad daylight holdup Saturday mom-
‘lng, Nathan Glamor, a merchant with
.an establishment on Water
street.
near the heart of the business district,
‘ was cut over the head, bound and gas-
ged and his store robbed of about
$200 in money and twenty watches.
Two men, as yet unknown, who ap-
peared to be about 25 years of ase.’
'cntered the store at 9:30 o'clork, and
Wk i
asked to see some pocket knives. An
Giasner was bending over a tray. one
.0! the men throw a handful of pep-
per in the merchant's face. Glauner
‘ pulled out a revolver and fired a shnL
but the men ducked and one of them
struck the trader over the head with
the butt cf a pistol. opening an ugly
gash in Glasner‘s scalp. The men
then bound illaancr'a hands, placed a
gag in his mouth and dragged him to
a rear room.
Willie one of the robbers stood
t'uard over Glasner with a revolver.
they extracted the money from
drawer and secured the watches. lie
then called to his partner and the pair
walked out of the place unmolented.;
No trace of them had been found up to
late today.
The robbery is the second that Glas—
nci has suffered similarly within the
past two weeks.
DEVEREAUX AND FAIR WORK UN-
DER OTHER NAMES.
Charged With Manslaughter and UN»
der Bond: Darlen Men Em-
ployed in Brldfleport.
\\'ill \\'alllam F. Fair and
Detcrcaux evcr be tried upon
.lnclt
ihP
fantill ~r
fill ll'll
It
a question which persons
with the many exceptional
:Iances have been asking of late.
a now nearly three years since the1
“body of Mrs. Fair was found in the
tier of Golden I‘ross. will hold a rcguV
i-rr' loci-tin: in licti Mcn's Iinll. Mon-
day evening. A large class of candl-
dritcs will be lull”! in and the grand
ofiiccrs of the state will bc prosenl.
Supper will be served and members
from orlt of town cornmnndcrics are
to be present
Automobile parties down Greenwich
way yesterday noticed a forest fire
lbttrning west of the state highway,
and report consldcrablc dmmrue be.
ing done. Ono of the worst sections
of the highway noticed thus for is in
Greenwich. 'l‘hc snow. ice and frost
hay: caused a ccncral upheaval. and
a long stretch will have to be rclnid.
One man was engaged yesterday try-
ing to smooth it out, and make it
passable for thousands of vehicles.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON Aprl'r 3.—A. N. (‘01-
crow, Judge Arthur P. fills, and C.
U Snvmnur of Ncw Hat-en. wcrc lun-
chcon guests of Congressman James
P. Glynn in the House restaurant last
week
Mr and Mrs John Q. Tllson were
nthfilS of Sneaker and Mrs. Champ
(‘lark at luncheon last week.
Congressman 'Richard P. Freeman
has introduced a bill providing for a
site. and the construction of a Fed-
tyoods lll Daricn and still the enter
lllt\'(‘ not been disposed of.
New interest was aroused over the
case Iiccunsc of the report that Fair
and lien-rcrrux are now at work in
llridccporl, in one of the large fuc-
lories under tissllmctl names. lloth
men are under bond of 85.000 each.
it was ihought that their cases would
be disposed of at the February term
of the Superior court. crrnrinnl i~ltl(‘,
but again “continued" was written in
the record. Now there is speculation
as to whether they will bc trici
the May term.
There is the promise of sonic rc-,
murkably interesting (lt‘H‘ltillmlniF ill
this case if it ever conic: to trial The.
censor has been pill ur‘on thi record.
for-1hr (tilllllK
would
and no facts are now
The main thing that inlcrcst
is the possibility of trial.
SUPERIOR COURT CASES.
The following cases hau- hcen as-
signed for trial in the superior court
in Danbury during the coming term.
Tuesday. April 4. William D. Beck-
cr w. Margaret .1. Becker; Marsh S.
Sherwood vs. Albert P. Sherwood: D.
S Gage. appeal from county commis-
sioners (Hary Glardini. appelle.)
3 Wednesday. April fi-Robert
Mauk vs. lJVIo Tosi.
Tuesday, April li—RInry J. Harty
‘vs. Margaret '1‘. llnrty', Herbert liar-
old Vroelaud. JT.. va. Jacob G. IrVIng
ct als.; Samuel 8. Todd vs. Elizabeth
C.
oral building at Essex, at a cost not D Todd
to exceed 860 000.
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Ex Congressman Jeremiah Donovan
is spending a few days in Washing-
ton, purpose unknown.
Tuesday .April 18—Amerlcan Tim—
her Company vs. Benea-et A. Rough
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Provrde For Yr0u 1916 Tables
By openingfau account. in our Tax Saving Club. You can
provide for the payment of your. next year tax by making
stated weekly or monthly payments. if your tax amounts to
$50., deposit $1.00 weekly, if it amounts to $100.. deposit
$2 00 weekly. If you are a tax-payer, avail yourself of this
easy method of“ preparedness. Interest attire rate oftper
cent. willhepud oataxdeponts. Checks wifl lie-tiled
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Glasner was removed to;
rhcmmergency hospital for trcatmcnt.‘
at
mensev nook STRIKE snoav l
ll\Hlfl’U(lL. April 1.10246 a. mv ‘.
The Mersey dock strike has ended
The men returned to work this morn
ing.
Some Good
Advice
Good health and good looks are ex»
tremely desiraole.
possess them? Here is a tip.
teeth cause poor health. They
also a dishuurcmeni and lead to ser‘
ioua diseases if you want good health
Poor
and good looks you must have good.
You cannot afford to neglecr‘
teeth.
them.
Dr. J. H. Mallery
16 8o. Main St, So. Norwaik, Conn
Home 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.; 7 to I p. m
Sundays by appointment only.
See what your dentist aaya.
ILADIES‘
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. Late with white ru‘ her
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$3.00
BUCK
with white
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it lllt'llt'. lnce with \t'hiic
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l.ut't' ivory
You must see to appreciate
GLOVER’S
SHOE Sloan
MILTON ELWOOD
Nanuer
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For Up-todlto Service Call
9 FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral Director and Embalmor
Office and Rnoldenee
Telephone 004.
5‘ So. Main St, So. Net-walk
let Us ShowYou a Buckeye
Come in and see these wonderful in-
cubators at work!
Let us show you the chicks while they
are hatching and prove to you that We
are selling the
greatest batching device
ever invented
ct us show you an in-
Tubator that you or am body can opt:-
rate and batch a chick from every hatch-
able egg I
‘Etcry Buckeye Incubator is sold with
r a (oar-nice —a guarantee to hatch
levcry hatchable egg—and they never faiL
We can show you dozens of testimon-
his from people who bou ht Buck
people who never owne an ineu tor
-who are r atedly hatching every
hatchablc eggt cy put in them.
We want you to see these incubators
and be convinced that they will hatch
monoliidrs. biggerchielcaandatronger
dtan‘auxoldhenyoumowued
. au—Neuatodfiileus
ulowas
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monotonous
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Spring F our Coverings
cone TO us
A. Bit kerman
South Norwalk.
Son’s
We give Library Votel.
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Springr Suits
$9.95 to $30
Smart Coats
$3.95 to $25
Millrnery
. Shape: 590 to $7;
Trimmed Hats $1.95 to $15
O;en this Evening
The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL IHOP
In a». Town
AUTO SUPPLIES 1
Phone 005—50 So. Main It,
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Bled
' ‘ ' wool.
STATIONERY
SPECIAL IN FIVE TINTS AT
Briggerman Bros
29c box
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MEN’S STYLISH snobs
”0 re is one who papers neatly,
Satiuilts your taste (Ulilltlt‘ltfll),
.ltith artistic skill your nails
i decorate.
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All the latest styles he's showing.
I Kind attention he's bestowing,
'And the work is promptly done.
None have to wait.
And if painting you are needing,
In this line he's also hauling,
He will mike your hon. c look new,
And upiodate.
A. COHEN
141 WAOHINGTON STREET
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la NORWALK
PHONE 90"
NORWAUI PAWN SHOP
Money Loaned on Articles of
VALUE
TOOLS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
JEWELRY, ETC, ON SALE.
lJos. Roseniield, Prop.
to Water atreet South Norwalk
Bill takes the Cake
momma when 'twas blazin' hot
One day Ma said to me
l'lill can't you go to live Monroo
And get some cake tor tea?
Why. course I can Ma. N be glad
to help you out, I said.
I love to go to live Monroe
To buy some cake and bregl.
Then Ma she laughed and said to
II.
You love the Banner Bakery.
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lists A PIE
Made in the Cleanest Plant
from the best fresh. fruits
A very snarl lol oi the laiesi models.
Have just arrived, and are sure to meet with the approval
of every careful dresser.
Tau, Mohauony, or black call
“Trippleioe” llall hose to match.
CONNEALLY 8. BRACKEN
TELEPHONE 14m
.1 WASHINGTON STREET
. _~ n-.- —'-!_-p-—-_-?
FART FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
Freight boat leave. Pier 27 Int
‘ CALL US UP
and we will ruah our trouble
man richt around when some»
thing like thin happens In your
home. it your
PLUMBING
Ia defective. antiquated. unaanr
tary or worn out, have no make
neceuary repair. or install a
new system at
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBINO A OPECIALTY
HORACE KNASH
Plumbing and Hunting
8t.) every day except Sundoy. at 8 9.
5 p .m. and at south Norwalk up to
5: 30 p. at.
George F. FootI. General
I’HE ANNINO J.
’ORTATION Ling, in
Aunt.
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The Governor
has requested you to save your Jim.
and WM. EFFRON CO, 3 Rowan
rtrcet East Norwaik, buys It and pay.
ing around on our nnme.
Tel. 441
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The New Science :
DEFIN:TION OF CHIROPRActrt ‘ [I you Have
Chiropractic is the definition oi lh' l
canon of the disease and the art c . Any Junk
S Jail
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adiuatlng the name. Disease in «user i
by a wrench, twist or sprain in th- ;
huh. Even if done in childhoo ‘.
It creates pinched nerves and pain I , IT TO
later life In the dinerent organs an. . SuCCessor to Wm. Elfin.
“M'- Phone 499 ’
Chiropractors remove the cause c ’
diaeaao and pain. health to restore-t r
through harmonizing tin nerve Iyu -‘———w
tom In your body. Female trouble THE WM. EFFRON C0., Ind.
mm attention; also annarnn ‘
of the spin. You will never regret COAL
living the Chiropractor a chance “r
help.yoa.
lunatic treatment- nvnu aiao.
T. Francis. D. C.
u Wuhlngton at. Go. Not-walk. Conn
Graduate tron Palmer scam to
Whatever you want.
m theOptical;Linc.
we havewaiting -
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for Them.
Insist on them at your res
mutants.
REIUILT TYPEWRITEBI —\Lt
Imith. Underwoo-
W oil we
nakea. sold. renter
repaired. Rentals, 3.
in month. Machho
acid at 85 9' mouth.
on DONNILLV
"mumuh
for you.
Besides specializing in the,
fitting of “Best-Yet” glasua.
fitted by an oculiot, womy ,
all the sundries of a M5 .
class optical house. F
THAMEm?
cesiu- OpmtttfiItai » «-
a Optician
”WE DEMAND FUR
PRIVATE SEtRElAth'S
OpOII lat. Evening until 0
u. w.
Jmfl ”WA.
Tm“ unmet.
mm an
mama-gum. '
div ...r
River, Now York (foot of CItMI‘InO
‘ m. Frelpht received at NorwalIt up to'
SMITH TRANI-A
:the very best prices. No i ahm
Tel. 1354. l“ we are very busy durtig ‘tlllla lath "
"u" at. 8. Noe—m . son. he sure the name and addrctt!
“Oil." l is on the wagon if you wish to Initiate ’
m . still {action as them are pcddlen 30-
3' ‘
37 ‘”on Street. East Nur'alhj
Ask for cash prices for RED OAK‘
a1 Atlantic am cumin no.“
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