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Mr. “'PlllK‘l‘ is today sulToring
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DRAPEBIES
n a. BANKS
“at... Hall Block.
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IcCormck‘s New Record for
Easter
BAUTIFUL ISLE OF
SOMEWHERE
On Sale At
DONNELLY’S
VICTROLA PARLOR
16 South Main Street.
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CITY NEWS
divorce
Superior
lioth
I‘latit H Ryan secured a
from John E Ryan in the
ltridzoport,
an residents of lllls t H, .VliH‘oudut‘t
“as charged Mrs ltysn :nint-‘d tho
t-tts‘ml) til the coulllr‘s I'll’r‘t' year old
datuhter
1'. url. yruerd»).
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The annual meeting of (‘otit'l Laue
rel t'iub will tomoitow be llt’ltl lit the
Hotel llaliackemo. Matters of im-
portance tormenting the welfare ol
the club will be considered, and trill
(cra will bc t-lectcd lot' the coming
year
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The quarterly meeting of the State
Daughters of t‘asttle will be held to
130...th ill hlflllllol'tl The officers of
the local courts. as \Ai‘ll iln thi~ mem
bers. hate been lllVlln‘tl Lo attend.
'l‘hom- mt‘mbers who plan to attend
the I‘Illllt‘rt'llt‘t' :ti'lt-t'
leatt- iomut'tlvw
noon either on the 1 lo Indie; orthe
1'13 o'clock train.
'l'in-w “Kr- a rcimmr “motto: oi
lhwitutxhiun L'ost. ho. 1:, ti.
hi-Ivl last Honintz, In thi- lit-adotturiers
in Itn- ’l‘own Assembly Hall building.
In Wall sire-ct Routine business was
transacted. Several tin-mind's oi‘ the,
local post have decidt-d to ntlclttl lhi-
depa'tntent encampment. which will
be held next week, \V'cdtwsdity and
'l‘hu‘tdny. at (lttilt'ord. Connecticut.
r-‘ll'llll‘lllg, Arion _ltitll. tonigh Mu-
sic by Star's Orchestra
state ltobekah illmI‘IIlbi)
The will
be acid in ltridgepor', April 19, En
l'lilt lit-lulah Lodge. this city. will DI
Mrs llttuks
'I‘hv Eu
ttt (lro
reins-tented by Mrs. Curr,
Mrs l‘liomes and Mrs llumi.
rek't delegate to Htiuzo- tiny.
April 26. will be .\lr.~. (it-urge Sic
'l‘hvre is to bt‘ it rc‘ln'ai'mti oi
the :lllil‘tI :tnd dt‘glt‘l‘ tt-am of ”it
ltrl::.- on Monday en-ninn A t-thI-nt
sat at Ittwc teams was held
at“ ‘ lllllllli‘ eutet'litittitivti: will in»
Ion.
\'l’Il\.
lust
yit'oii on Friday I‘V't'llllltz. Itntlt-r
allhlfl'ws of tho Hillrlt‘ Indivs oi‘ tho
lodcc
limit Vl'ehber, of Kellogg
lth‘l with n puinfnl iti'l'ItIl‘uI,
cilia-211mm, about lllt'“e~lhil‘ly. til DP~
Ki}?! 4 batkvry, whorc he is employcd
when. trimmer,
.ll'IIl Lind bccuuu- eutanglnd in a
iti:ttt.;liiii.; machine at which he was
with the result that the
nit-uttnt' was badly lucerntcd before it
could hv withdrawn. llr. Cram was
.‘lllill‘l-lllll‘d and, alter
(ltt’SniilL' tlu- wounds, ordcrcd the in-
jured man to bc l‘t-hltn't’tl to his hoiue.
st l’t‘t-l,
n~« l halo-i. in some
hi.
\t'tli‘h’lllL‘.
immcti iniely
sonn-
pain from tho injury. but no serious
)‘Pstti's‘ are expected.
i BLOOD PURIFIER
and Spring Tonic
Sulphur and (‘ream of Tartar Tablets
1°C. PER BOX
Stillson- Powell- CorpO'ation
’ PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIOTC.
Ll” "" “summonses“
' draw money out of the bank to
before doing it—that‘s why It Is
pleasures. i ‘
Your dollars deposited her:
A. R.‘
thr'
)‘I'ilt‘ltlayi
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ii A Man “this To
pocket or at home—it is a constant temptation
temptations to spend wastefullz, but are surrounded by every other
safeguard the wise judgement. of long experience
while they work for you in onrn' ng interest dollars.
9:”wath
Q's-cu on4- ..
A ‘«- ‘lo-‘kr‘ifl “up
Today—Big Men—Attention.
You can‘t lose any money
here as your cash is only on
till
satisfied with your
deposit you are sure
you‘re
purchase.
Now with this clearly in your
mind we‘d like to show you
our special patterns for big i
men.
The best ever in a suit at
$15 to $25.
Today out $20 suits are haV- l
l ing a dress parade. Over- i
coats $15 up. 1
Rogers 81 Stevens;
South Norwaik Norwslk
A large aticntlitnre is tlchitt‘d ,
liills were paid at last night’s
tip-cling of the South Norwalk elecx
tricai commissioners. Routine mat
lPl'n‘ were ill-to considcrcd.
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Roberts. F. A. Scoflt‘ld and C
l”. liulse, ot this city, will represent
Lincoln t‘ouncil. 0 l‘. A. M.. at Illt
state council, to be held in Bristol.
during May. 1
li ll
Hutu.
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I.t)('lLW00tl'h A. (‘. athletic fund war
substantially increased last night H5
a result of the \cry aucccanlni danccl
lucid by that organization in Arlon
Hull. The music was furnished by
chm-1 incl-twin. and the tlllt‘lltlitllt‘t
was Iitrgc. ’
\dinnerund nutternl good ttmc willi
:llll'llllull of the
ot the lstiiottu Yatcht (‘lub on tit-xi
Sunday. it wot-it from tmnorrow. Sn
irttl now tumlitiutcs applit-ti for mom
bership ut List night's lltt't‘llllt.’ of thc'
Yttt'ht (‘lnli !
o. t upy llit‘ lllt‘lllbt‘l'r
VOTE ON NAVAL BILL MONDAY.
V\'.\Slii,\'(:’l‘ti.\'. April h.-~Tllt' ap-i
prnpriatltmi: sub-commlttet- of the
lions» Naval committee will begin
toting .Viontlay upon the measure
\Vllltlt cairi.~s tlu AIImllllHl‘tl'ilflnk‘
the _\t‘ltl tiltVul building program I
(linitmuti l‘itlgcit oi the c.0mtnitte-t l
hopcs to hate the bill ready for the
lion e by April 25.
'l‘hc printed record of lIlI‘ hearings
multcs more thatt 3.500 printcd pages.
Strong ot'forts will be made in ”I"
,comtuittcc to increase the first year‘s
)allottncnt of the building program [0
,tu-o drcudtioughts and fottr battlc‘
cruiwrs instcad of two of cach typo
HF l‘t‘t‘t)llllllt‘lltlt‘d by Secretary llan
it‘ls.
TRIED TO SELL PASSPORT. ' l
\i- “\\ ()ltl. EANS. Arpil K—llcnryi
i. Itillis, an cnglnctr anti saw illcr. i
Cut Price Grocery Specials at
BECKMANN’S
Note the Prices, You Know tbeOuality to Expect.
Always the Best
llFRESBEGGS . . . . . .
Gold Medal Flour, per bag 90c,
Blue Lab :1 Ketchup, reg. 250 bottle,
Whole Grain Rice, 3 pounds for
Large bottle Selected Queen Olives,
25c can Crisco, cut to
Large jar Lion Brand Syrup,
Crown Aster Brand Asparagus, 25c can,
Challenge Blend Coffee, reg. 300 per lb.
3 cans Algoma. Early June Peas, for
Franco American Ready Maid Soups (None Better) can Sc
25c
7.20
Mixed or Black Tonal (0“ SW“ 5°C) cut to 42c 1;,
250 size Bromo Seltzer, “ 210 21'
Lea. 83 Perrins Worcestershire Sauce, 25c size, 22c ll
Finch’s Golden Wedding Whiskey, botué, 1.00
Burnett’s London Dry or Old Torn Gin, Since “We 75c 3:
Gordon Dry Gin (Market Price Still Hither) Our price 1 05 ‘1:
Call at our store and see' all the good things i
we have to Eat. and Drink. Prices always mod- it
crate. it
A. F. BECKMANN & co. 2
83 and Washington St. Phone ”05 South Norwalki
MERRILL GRADUATES AND THEIR.
POSITIONS. ‘
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Thcre is a steadily growing demand“
for bookkeeper-i and atcnographcrl.
’lhc demand is greater than the suD- ,
ply this is especially true in the case:
or young men. A young man who is
well prcpnrcd in the subject of book- .
ltceping and stcnography necd the no
fear in regard to his future—the field
is unlimited. ‘
The following is a partial list of
' Merrill students who have entered the‘
busincss world during the past tow
imonths: ‘ 'M l
Charles Reardon. South Norwalk
‘ Trust CompanY. .
. Margaret Fodor, People‘s Trust
Company.
Ill custody todnt pending investigni
tion oi tllr‘ allegcd attempted sale or
an American passport to Russia. is,
suctl to (Hills in April. 1914. for a
[M'l‘lltll of two years. I
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—CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH i
MONEY.
l)().\"l MISS THIS. (‘ut out this
slip, enclose with 5c, to Foley & Co.
Chicago, 11].. writing your name and
uddre as clearly You will receive in
return a trial package containing Fol-
ey's Honey and ’I‘ar for bronchlnli
coughs colds, and croup; Foley Kid-
ne) Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tab-l
lots. 5
Sold everywhere.
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spend fooliEhly, he will think twice
better not to carry money in the
to purchase idle
are not only safe trout personal
snakes possible
\
Alb?»
‘ puny.
Company. I
DB“!
‘ York.
Elinor Olmstead. Norw alk Tire and
Rubber Company.
Howard Acton, (‘oal
Ferris Com
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Holland Machine
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Arthur Garfield
Ethel Rosc, Embalmcr‘s Supply com:
pany, Westport.
Percy Gilbert. Acmc Shirt Company,
Bridgeport.
Samuel Alexander Norwalk Tire and
Rubber Company
Edna Pierce. Cluett, Peabody Com-
pany. .
Katherine Gilmore. South Norwallt
lSentlnel.
Esther Abramson Charles H.1(em:
per (‘0. VV’estport. i
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Ruth Boland Hatch a. Bailey Corn
Frances Eakland, Knox Hat Co., New
Margaret Kennedy, New York City.
Middy Blouses
Special display of charming styles in new Middy Blouses.
The garments are made of good materials. finely tailored,
and the reasonable prices make them completely irresisti-
ble.
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mu- GRADE NIRCHRND/IE RT MODERATE PRICE!
86 WASHINGTON ST.
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Whether You Have One Dollar
or one thousand dollars to invest in furniture, you will get better
value HERE, dollar for dollar, than in any other Norwalk shop.
This applies to furniture for every room In the house.
Two big, beautifully lighted doors are filled with NEW FURNl-
TURN that is waiting (or you inspection.
RAYMOND 85 SON
Wall a. High In“. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwnlk, Conn.
NW“
um OPEN FOR GAS
or CO Ustiou r .
DRAWN on" (”YER“)
‘IHROUGH A ‘
small FLUE
tARcE Baoum Door :
EASY TO FEED
DEEPER FIR! BOX
SAVES COAL
Luis: WATER moat '
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norm: __rlv._r§/ -
DEEP ASH PAN FOR
KITCHEN CLEANUNESS
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Ruth Belaton Yale a Towno, Stain-1
ford.
Katherine Clark. Cox Coal Companr.
Kathleen Pierce. Hatch a. Baileyl
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7““ - [11, Lynn]. M as M I. OW
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FOR COAL
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EQIHPMLNT
SMALL BURNEPS
I CtANt BURNER
IS'MMLRING BURNER
' TYDAMPE
‘ LAMS ABSOLUTE
. SECURITY
. ‘; ovnn maauonmr
\ no [XTPA______ :NARGE
LARGE
EQUALLY vrrrtaENT
, wirn GAS
\or COAL
BIGGER COMBUSI'IOI
Scientific Sterling
Bakes. Broils, Cook Heats with Coal or
Gas or Both
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READ THIS
About TheRange
You must see this remarkable range to appreciate its
advanced features. It is tho f. range that burns cool too!
It bakes. broils, roasts, all mob with coal. It does the
same with gas, giving gas matinee in summer. and
coal comforts when the wall-as" turns colder.
It has a new autos-slit: safety damper, that eliminates
all danger from escaping gas.
The new way to broil in the oven with gas is an exclu-
sive feature. Both sides of the fish, fowl or meat are
broiled at one time with perfect, tender, delicious rcsults.
This range takes up only 36 inches of space in your
kitchen.
There are other big features which you will appreciate.
Come in and let us show than to you.
About The Club
When we first heard of the “Scientific Sterling" we
said to the manufacturers—”flier: are a great many fam-
ilies here that want just such a range."
They said to us,‘——‘If you can organize a Sterling Club
we will give you SPCIAL TERMS on the ranges or your
Club members." M I" i" t"" :3 t.isr
We accepted their oll'es'l The ranges are here in our
store now! If we can fi'l our Club at once We can pass
our saving on to Club umber:
If you will join the St erling Club at. once you can se-
cure the "Scientific Sterling“ Range at a saving of from $10
to $15, get all the other big inducements we are offering
CIIUb members free. andbelp others to enjoy the same priv-
l egos.
The membership fee is $5 and your range will be in-
stalled as soon as you-join.
Only a few women can join as we have purchased only
one Sterling Club. The Sterling Dealer in Holyoke, Mass,
completed his Club in 2 days and 3 hours.
Better act quickly—you might miss your chancel
N. B.—=Only those who join the Sterling Club can get
Club advantages.
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About The Service
W_e have made the Sizing Club the greatest tango o"-
portunity ever offered here. Besides the special terms whlfi
the manufacturer's ofier allows us to makc, we are M
other big advantages to Club members.
We will install your mg! and make all comes“:
without charge. This ans you all plumber‘s bills fl
trouble. ‘
We will buy your old rang! and allow you every seat of
value there' is in it.
We will also give ya i a Double Guarantee, signed :-
both the manufacum .d our-eves. m. gust-tan.-
surcs your complete m
'lhereareothcw “mats given to “
mbefiswhlcbwewflhflu'tell you aboutvh
you can
WespeciaflseinI-“hnucm
Stem rum Co.
urn-minimum .
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