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'flb the Meat fraction.
I 5* your guests in best
Jhor when thq do not
no a runor of half—cooked
g“ or soggy biscuit—
hire at your mercy and
“brick“. Sohavea
start if you’re the host, as
“I b IhOrt enough at most.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Cnodipt “nee shingles, louver Board.
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NEW SPRING
."VIIONNENT
b he woman of refinement. Nothing
3 “to a woman’s heart than a
M home tastefully furnished. If
m “are to us we'll show you our
" fit I quality wall paper and explain
M-m may beautify your home at
I“ out. Oil! prices and gm
‘mltoyou.
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The Little Shop
n. I A. cuweu or no. MAIN or.
NOW SHOWING
*~ this this iiiii suits
itcaP'rIONAL VARIETY
.Af Verp Attrmive Prices.
‘ll'olt MEN AND BOYS
All Complete At
’7 $10 and $12. 50
Get the Habit and Go to
iaomteb’s
l‘No Main St. So. Norwlik
more YOUR CLOTHES
MADE
lichen——
’ihke. but i have found a place
to get my bread and cake.
. bet 5 Monroe;
, ‘e breed and cake and bis-
“ you know. My tribute to
have paid,
“miner made."
Your loving daughter.
ADELAIDE.
such lovely
. YORK. April 7
5,3,1»)
’ were registered by India:
todar's opznhg, on llndtod
trading. although U. 8.
Anaconda. l'. l auditing
.. om clot-ed h them-0'
l'. 3. Stamina soon nob
l8 EVERYTHING‘
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‘jne nearly moved. so tired it
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. ~ the corner from our home..
"They're just as .
'IN ' WALL STREET.{
(Wall Street?
Minor clttingcs. mortly;
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m.nnm1 Hum
Suits, Coats and Hats
At PRICES to INTEREST ALL who are concerned In obtolahgtho
BEST VALUES possible in new garments) correct styles, dependa-
m. “use: me PARIS MlLLiNnRY
CLOAKS
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
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Lodger ‘
’ Grcat interest is being shown 'in
the (oming lecture Thursday even-
ing April 6th, at Cannon Grange.
Miss Sprague, a professor at Storr's
Agricultural (‘ollvgeu will doubtless
arouse the. enthusiasm of her hearers“
The Boy Scout organization will
give a supper. Saturday evening. in
the Congregational thapel, when the
It is said that the Myers' lirothers‘
are now in the carpenter business as
tontractors. 'Im (‘hsrlen A Marks and the Rev
“F and MW» Arthur ‘U‘hmh’v 0' Frederick M. llollistcr have has in
NW’ Y0“. have “‘iurm‘d ‘0 ”‘9" vited to speak among those wh will
lountry st at in town. be present.
Charles Root of New \‘,ork hss‘ Wilton is agitated not a little by the
lump stopping at his handsome toun sincsomc tragedy en muted so near in
try seat, in North Wilton New York city. in re the Peck pois-
Mr and Mrs. ll. Vi K991“- have oninx plot. It may be of intcrest
been spending ave-rat days thisweekimm" that the first v,ictlm Mrs Peck.
.it thvir cuttsgt at Great Marsh [was an intimate friend of an intimate ““0" h"? ““9" “91’" ‘0 startaclfn ‘m‘lmm mom I”
[Mend of Miss Sarah pawnpon' by pain to the end of interesting house.
Irand wives in that city in thc advantages!
Nathan l-‘rvtman l‘t'tt’i\',t‘d on Sun-4
day, in St Matthew' s Sunday school
1 gold pin as a reward for perfect at
icndante for one year
name, Mrs Mary Clark. of
‘ Rapids, whom Miss Davenport met in
{lady was taken with her last illness.
lir. Morrison who has had charge at Mrs i’eck‘s residence and upon‘ f,ord of New York city. has been dell-l
of lir. .Loewn's prank-m in Bidytflcid. Mrs (‘inrk's dpmh Mrs 1),.“ took
(“"an ”'9 ““1975 absence h“ with great pains to infonn Miss Davenporl'
Mrs. Morrison. rcturncd to Norwalk. ,0! ",9 dctalls. This courtesy y,”
Two of natures signs of spring ate greatly appreciated by the latter who
in evidence, the pussy willows are .in‘ lreflardn Mm. Peck as having pos-
hloom and thc "pecpvrs" have chant- 'sessed far too kindly and lovely a
rd once their wclrd song. !(liara(‘t(‘l‘ to have encountered so
The Civic lasagna held its regular “All“ 8 fate.
monthly meeting, for the first time}
since last December. Wednesday af-‘
ternoon, in the Town Hall.
Miss'lmrothy Drawing has resumcd
her studios at Mt. liolyoke College.t HOSPITAL NOTE‘
after her spring v,acation a few day s1 M” M", E' Weed of I” “”00"
of which were spent with Wilton rein "9““? V“ “WNW"! yesterday.
tives. i Mrs. A. B. Eerekiel, of 6 Kellogg St.
mlnxsn fresh shoulders. 16c N. Y. M.
Mrs. mama Erskine Hahn who has wag digcm‘d yesterday
been spending the winter in Wash‘
lngton l) 0., and other- places, has re
turned to her Wilton home.
..
v
10mg!——6Ifloin steak, 22c If). N. Y. Mkt.
Lautenberg
“-msmmm »-
Paris in the nineties This cultivstcdi
.Jmfl.‘ ‘
a p '
Philip Wheeler and 3: years. of
Taylor sir-u. this city, was arr-ign-
ed in police court, Bridgeport. yester-
dltoharfld'flhthethoftofouit
of clothes from 130 Cdlinl, of Wm!
street, this city, from 5 Bridgeport
running houn. Wheeler was dis-
oharged, and the charge against him
nolled.
Collins works in the Union Metallic
Cartridge Co. and Wheeler is a Pol»
tuber at the Whiting Silver Co. They
have been boon companions since
childhood. They went to Bridgeport,
a few months ago, and have roamed
together.
On the night of March 30, Collins
returned to his boarding house witha
new suit of clothes The following
day he went to his former home, in
Norwalk, after leaving a note in his
bedroom informing Wheeler that be
|would not be back until Monday.
Wheeler took a notion also to return
to Norwalk and be said that, believ-
ing that Collins had forgotten the
suit. he brought it with him to Nor-
waik. Apparently Collins had chang
ed his mind on remaining at home
over the week-end and he returned to
lltidiz'eport Saturday owning only to
'flnd that his new suit was gone as
lwas his roommate
3 The polite were notified and
iWheeior was arrested in Norwaik
,with the suit in his possession. He
’told Judge Bartlett yesterday mun-
ing that it was his intention to give
Collins the suit. but that he found
that Collins had retumod.to Bridge
port when he arrived in Norwalk.
Wheeler was given the benefit of the
doubt and his case was noiled by
Judge Bartlett.
lilliili hills Pittili
small mama
Norwslk bakers are not the only
members of that trade who are sul-
feriug btxvause their townsmt-n would
lratber buy bread made in another
l
to (it) than the honte- made product.
Members of the Danbury Bakers'
Ito be derived from buying homemade
bread and other products manufactur-
ed by Danbury bakers John Zuni
[gated by the International WBake'rs
Union to go to liaabury to take active
lthsrge of the campaign
Conditons In Danhury are similar to
those in this city. Hundreds of loaves
of broad are sent by out-of-town com
petition to iianbury daily with the
rt-sult that the bakers there are hand
hit An open air. meeting, with a talk
on "Why Not Patroniac Home lnduu
itry," will be the first gun of the Dam
bury campaign. ~
Non silt bakers appealed to the.
city councik and a special investixnt
inn committee. made up of council-
hle remedy to apply -to
here.
——Corn out. me lb. s. Hm.
Millinery
120 WASHINGTON STREET, OPP. SOUTH NORWALK POST OFFICE
We havetoday'the largest as-
sortment of Trimmed and Unitim-
med Hats in this city at prices
Within the reach of all.
We sclt Goura, Paradiseliow-
ers, Braids, Quilts, Ostrich Fantas-
ies and every iii in that is stylish.
A visit to our store will con»
Vince you.- .
You are under no obligations to
buy and we force" no s ales.
Lanteaberg Milliaery
120 Washington St, Opp, Sol \orwolk Post Office
‘ it)“. a.
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nen. is now casting about for a suit»,
conditions;
r
arate Dress Shirts and Rain
in the Bargain Basement.
I;
maintains or i
ill till iiilti iiiiiiiii
I It was stated in this city last night3
that the road commissioner of Dar-.
ion is having no end of trouble so I
curing enough laborers to repair
liarien roads at a daily wage of 82. 25. .
According to a report 3 Stamford
contractor ‘Iured” a large number at
Italians. employed by the road cont
mlssioner, from a Darien job with,
[offers of 82. U a day It is now little!
short of impossible to get men to
tweak on the Burton roads for 82. 25
a day.
foe-9e».
Hill] SPEClll “COHERENCE
t '
The master builders of Norwalk are
to hold a special conference on ch- i
nesd'ay night of next week in the lio-
tie] Mahackemo. [Mien-at matters of;
interest to contractors will be dis
lions that will be taken upmt this
.conferonce will be that of the waxvi
.sltuation. Carpenters want more.‘
Money.
Funeral of Mr. Nlland.
The funeral of John Nilmd was
t home on Fairneld avenue and nine o'-‘
! clock from St. Joseph’s chant, where
“a reunion high'nia. wrong by-
.3115 .11.]. um. The roll liquor-
ler. John Spencer and William Skids].
‘ccmetery.
Funeral of. Oliver I. ”ween.
Oliver Bradley Nickersdn.
Mrs. Susan .A Nickel-non, of 37 Or.
chard street, died yesterday ominn
int the age of forty years.
home of the decéaaed, Sunday after-
noon, at two o'clock. Rev. Louis B
.Howell will omciate, and interment
Funeral of Mr. Don-onion.
i
ingot! nineteen years, who died Wed-‘
ncsday at the Post Graduate Hoapital.
] New York was held this afternoon It
1:30 o'clock from the Hungarian Be-i
. formed church. Lexington
iiatctl. Interment followed in Blver-i
=side cemetery.
and feathered hats at 60 'North Main
street. South Norwalk.
once. He was in a printing office cor-
recting the proofs in his "Delinquent
Man" with the chief reader when oni
reaching a page which dealt with a
young man who, impelled by jealousy,
had stabbed his fiancee. he made a
surprising discovery. The proof-
reader was this man.
"Suddenly," :Lombroso said in tell-
ing the story.. “he threw himself at
my feet. declari that he would com-
mit suicide if I published this story
with his name. His face, before very
gentle. wu‘cumpletely altered and at
most terrifying. and l was really
afraid that he would kill himself or,
me on the spot. I tore up the proofs»
and for several editions omitted his
m."
- \ IEPROOF. .
Kate Snnborn has recalled a blow
to her vanity, as follows;
“i asked." she says. "the carpenter
tendon a weather-beaten door with
some petty and a cost of poinL
'"Yos'm' he replied. “paint and
unity will In up a thing wonderful.
s
‘35.?” "
putty.
[tried it nt."——Chrietian Resistor.
hots o’ humbly people use paint end
But i guess you and l hain't
gt.
largely attended at 8:30 from his late “
Interment took place in 8. amt
hi.
will be in the Norwaik cemetery. I
The funeral of Andrew Domonkos,;
~—Mrs. B. M. Taylor is showing dress:!
‘ Salmon 10c can 3 cans 25c
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A CURIOUS EXPERIENCE. ‘g
Lombroso. the famous lmlian crimi- 1
noloEIst. once had a curious expert !
rite «oomasoawsttc EVENING “SENTINEE , m... .5” .
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THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
Lastest styles for ladies,
fl Never have we made a larger or more attracticvc display of Tailored Suits. Coats, Scp- I]
Coats.
Plenty of Pretty Silken summons, SWEATERES and WAISTS.
Dainty Ribbons, Veilings, Hosiery, and Gloves
Last days of the sale of discontinued lines of Imported China. and Porcelain Dinner Ware
ALW‘
N ORWALK.
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. Krieger & Co.
EASTER
CLOTHING
For the Young Man. and-
Little Boys
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3 5c Pkgs. 4c
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Q ' Extra Stamps
avenue. t
The pastor, -.Rev Gabriel Dokus. otflc-
t. .i With Coffees and Teas.
.¢
We invite young men and men who desire causewa-
tivc models to inspect our new clothes for Spring. A bet-
"‘cussed 0f the more important ques- i . tcr amt-totem cannot be found anywhere.
5% Prices $10, $15 and $20
DEATHS AND FUNERA..S.W.Ww¢”uxmwufigfimww
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SPECIAL SALE
of Uneeda’ Biscuit
t and
nernl , .
services will be held from the late,«
g! All Crackers
10c Pkgs. 8c
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IT OEPENDED.
Iii—"How Is your wlfe now?" naked .
Young Aspirant—l called. sir, tosee the physician of the man who came -
if 1 they count on your supporting;m to MY his bill
plainin' of feelin'
Mam—Build) Extend.
me
Practical (‘ linen—That depends,
young man. Are you running for of-' i
doc. or do you want to marry my'
mmot “
no".
better,”
shes cota~
was the '
—smt beef. ttc' m s. it. an.
Norwalk Chronicler