THURSDAY. APRIL so, 1916
Lunches
Lane’s Baker
51 Washing?
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(till NEWS ‘
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inquire about the ieqUireuients froui‘
There will be a regular meeting of
Division No. 1, A. 0. it. this evening.
It the lodge rooms in Wall street,
—vil)aster Millinery. Mm. Taylor, No
lain street, South Norwalk.
John Proetz, former pianist, of the
Regent Theatre, left for New York
(‘in this morning. where he has ac-
cepted a pasition.
Today, Holy Thursday, was IIlI>.‘l‘\
ed it St. Joseph's church by the rule
bralion of a solemn llltlll mass 5
dried.
Miss Elsie lnatlierland, of South
Main street. and Miss Grace (l‘llrien,
of Quintard ii\'tllllt‘, will leave ioinor
row for a week‘s visit with I‘t‘l—iillH‘N
In lleiby, t‘onn
ill
('(ll'kenoc llaylnakt‘l‘s‘ Association,
N0. .‘l‘l HS, 1. t) R. M, will hold a reg.
ular nleetiin: tonight. in tile wigwam
In Main street. Routine business will
be transacted.
Dwight Smith, of Meadow street,
Second District, took an unexpected
dip into the brimy deep yesterday at»
Iernoon, while launching a boat from
one of the local sliipyard"l wharf-i
Reaching down to put a roller under
the how, he took an unseen step of!
II plank on which he was standing.
Aside from a severe wetting and n
ouddeu chill through his anatomy, he
was none the worse for his ducking.
Harry Tobin, the Second llistrict
grocer, has purchased a Ford delivery
car. Harry could be seen yesteday
with ’lien' Miller as the chief instruc-
tor, learning the ins and outs at the
wheel. The speed laws of state will
have to be chanxcd, for this ‘tllvver'
can certainly. or will certainly, do
some speeding this coming sumnior.
Telegraph poles. stone walls, and trees
Ind nll immovable things beware!
The iron police dummy, at the till"
tier of Wall and Rill-t is
again the victim of :i \icious assault.
The latest jolt received by the “iron
coil" come yesterday afternoon. when
three men on a motorcycle attempted
To pass directly over the space occu-
pied by the ‘silent oilicer,‘ and nearly
succeeded. Two of the riders, and
the dummy, hit the dirt in the road-
way, but no one was injured. Officer
Page, who was on duty at the. time of
the mishap, rushed to the assistance
of the fallen guardian of the traffic,
and rendered first aid. The two men
mounted the motorcycle, and pro-
sl reel s,
oeeded on their way. No arrests
were made.
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Cedar street, near West ava-
nue—Martin It Steup, pastor.—-To-
morrow. Good Friday. there will he
Divine services, in German, at St.
Peter's Evangelical Lutheran church.
The pastor's sermon will have the
subject “The Vicarious Death of
Jesus, the Savior." All Lutherans or
the city and vicinity are invited to
worship at this church; all others are
welcome. Easter Sunday there will
be Holy Communion in the morning
oervice with confessional address at‘
to o'clock. Easter afternoon child-
ren’s carol service. Sunday after
people with address by Rev. 0. Trink-
loin, of New York, at 7: 30 p. m.
h-FORGET NOT
that you are to have dinner Thursday ‘
night at the Country Club.
L
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' . Don’t Postpone
Fire and Burglar proof pro-
tection for your valuablei.
It ts important to your fam-
. . ily and their future that you
, , take no risks. What is
worth keeping is worth
, beeping safe. ,
$4.00
annual routs! will give you
I safe deposit box of am-
ple size for tho safe Incep—
log of your treasures. Give
your valuable possessions
real protection.
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The SunlkNolwwlk
team is:
lflmw (tut compound
Willi 'l‘ar
For That Cold of Your!
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73L, ofllco. l069-3. Haunt, 694,
27 WASHINGTON 5T.
NEW RED MEN'S IUILDING ‘
Iiitlil 80li00i NOIIS
i
All girls who expect to attend any]
of the State .Norinal schools sllouldl
in (lumbarl immediately His
last '
.tllllilulil‘t‘lllt‘lll concerning this inatteri
k.tlt‘lllly did not have much effect on
.iie >llitlt‘lil:~, as only two or three rer.
.
.poltdcd To be adlziittcd oIl t'eilifil
catc. the >Illtll‘lil must hate .i general‘
aternue of at least 7.3 pct t't-Ill fit
dents lllll) also I‘Illtl‘ by exaniinalons
on regular High school subjects Hulk
ten units are reunited, thrt-as most
of the collcutl.s in the country Ictpiiic
fourteen units
There was a "liter. nlcciiuu of the '
tlirls' Athletic Association ill the
assembly haFi immediately after as
The purpose of the meeting
lilillt' enthusiasm for
l'p llllnow
only
setnbly.
was to arouse
athletics amour: the unis
the association has had about
thirty members, consisting chiefly of
those girls who took part in the has-t
kethall games The
more members and to iualte the Inter ‘
girls more ,
aim now is topet
tst in athletics alnoni: Illt'
general, or unnersal. as it were,than§
heretofore Super intc ndeut t‘hup.
man who is as interested in the mi
cial side of the school as in ITH' edu-
rational side, spoke on the suhiect‘
of enthusiasm, and the disaduintapl
of “cliques," The meeting secins
have brought about the desired
ltl
ro-
sults, inasmuch as almost c\ery oirl
joined the association In fact, Ilit
association was reorganized. .‘Tihs
\iurion ll'MlWPll was reelected prt-si
lient: \liss Henry was elected vice
i-resitb-nt, and Miss Alger was elected
The association is planninr‘
tor II iteid day They are also looItim:
for tennis courts. as the)r intend to
have a tennis team. .The int-etiml
seems to lime been a IIIOrtIIlL‘Il
and treat
‘IlltllIOI‘,
rllt‘
cess in every way, things
are in view.
The High school ninc met the Han
bury boys, .\inust-incnt l‘urlt,
tei'day afternoon.
ed at about 3:30 p. lll.
well attended. the :zrandstitntl Twill):
“packed." The will boys "showed up
line," nut fan would express it. The
score was 7 to ti in favor ot llanbury.
The fact tllnthlhcy Itlst did iiol. how
ever, dishearten the lion
bury usually has the best team lnlllirl
section. Our team would have won
eat-lily but for a wild throw, lnnde by
one of our players when the bases
were full. The lineup of the
Sloman left field; Lonchuk.
Malir, second base; Smith.
at yes»
The gttliie “us call-
It was very
ll'itlll. its
local
pitcher ;
shotstop: Kelley, catcher; Tarlov,cen-
tor field; O‘Brien. first base: Yourdis-
ky. right_lield; Pleasant. third base.
The lineup of the Danbury team iszj
Chicliester. catcher; Favorlnslty. third‘
base: Lemmor, center field;
shortstop: Rocano, first base;
grow, second base; Cullane,
field: Gillert, pitcher; Vaughn,
field. ‘
There will be no school Friday.
mm Reunion services for the young‘f
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MEN’S SHOES AND
OXFORDS
tollforEutetweor.
8350t087H00
Dyna,“
Wrens,
right ,
left I
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Easter Footwear
We are showing a wide variety of Easter Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords for Men. Women and
Bhekorumoorrectineveryde-
Glotre’r’ 5 Shoe Stor
80m NORWALK.‘
m 00m NORWALI EVENING W
LUCKY STitiKtl.
You know what you get in QUALITY and QUANTI-
TY when purchasin R.COAL HAY GRAIN, FLOUR,
FEED FERTILIZ S,BUILDING MATERIAL and
other noedful goods in our line. The Best is the cheapest
every time. Get in touch with Live Wire up-toodatc Incr-
chants. A wonderful help in time of need.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone ”3-3. :37 Washington SL
EASTER FOOTWEAR
For Men. Women and Childrenl
The latest models, correct in every detail.
DAIN‘I'Y HOSIERY
All shad: to match the shoes, or in black or white.
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
sl WAonG‘rON OTIIIT
TELEPHONE 1475-2.
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Dot-(mare Shad
12 OTHER KINDS. All IF ESH CAUGHT. WE HAVE
Nd FROZEN FISH
LOBSTERS
Clnie and Look Before You Buy
Noth ns: Misrepresented
Money B'dC't if Not Satisfied
Open this evening. closed ill noon tomorrow.
CUTBILL’S
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St. Free Delivery. Phone 108.
our’s Star
22C lerm HAMS 22C 1])
Selected for Easter Trade
3 Large JuiCy Grape Fruit ........................ 25¢
Large Glass Pure Grape Jelly ..................... 15¢
Beckmann's Best Corn Starch, pkg. ................ 7¢
3 pkgs Macaroni or Spaghetti .................... 25¢
13 Fresh Eggs for .., .................. 25¢
Horlicks Maltcd Milk ............. 40¢ lllll 80¢ lull
Schuhlc' s Delicious Grape Juice. pt bot. .......... 23¢
3 1b. Choice Prunes for .. ................ 2 ........ 25¢
Monogram Rye Whiskey,bot. .................... 90¢-
Burnett's London Dry Gin,.bot. ................... 80¢
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A. F. Beckmann 8. Co.
- 83-85 WASHINGTON sr. PHONE 1405
SOUTH NORWALK.
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_ LADIES‘ PUMPS
LADIES’ SHOES
Medium and high cut in ‘
new pitterns and popu-
lar leathers.
CHILDREN’S
DRESSY SHOES AND
SLIPPERS
Suitable for tho occasion
a medium prices.
ornament and
went very
ltylllh, i Wm varioty.
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bTRATFORD HA8 8.“ FIRE.
STRA'I'l-WD, April Dix—Dome
estimated at between $3,000 and
$4,000 \vu mused by a lire which late
yesterday destroyed a turn with its
contents 0! a touring automobile and
[arm implements, the property of Ar—
thur Heix, in Oronoque. The loss is
covered by insurance (‘arelessness
on the part of a [armband in caring
tor a buillro is believed to have re-
sulted in the wind oommuuiuttnx the
times to the barn
till all tired out and cannot bake,
A weary housewife said
\t'n-li. then, a kindly neighbor asked.
\\ by don't you buy your bread?
In] new in town can you suggest
Where i had better go?
if it is homemade bread you want,
Just go to 5 Monroe.
Come to us
“Once more the mills of
learning grind and fill the
grist the youthful mind.”
Walt Mason.
See tiot
that the machinery for seeing
is running without friction.
We have complete facilities
for the correct filing of glass-
es to s:hool children's eyes. as
we" as to the eyes of the
adult.
THAMER
Optometrists. 0p-
ticians.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford,
Oculists.
Open Sat EVcniugs Till 9.
Est. 1897.
Two Used
PIANOS
In First Class Condition
Sludwe'l Piano (‘0.
39 No. Main St.. So. Norwalk
Conn. l
STERLING
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'A. .l. Angevine 8: Son
134-136 WASHINGTON 8T..
. RIIUILT MIWIITINI — L. Q
Int”. Dal-nod
. _ Int-atoll. on m
. . nous. sold. raid
ropolrod. Rentals. to
,‘ our mouth. lacuna
sold at 85 por loath.
JAG. DONNILLY
Jamaal-mm“...
13 Woodward Ave.
'Phono 1628. South Nona-lit, Ct.
STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORI. .
WORK A SPECIALTY.
barge. variety of
Aluminum, (looking
Utensils
Enameled Ware, Tin Ware, Gal-
vanized Ware. (‘oppcr Nickel-
plated Ware, t‘rockery, China and
Glass Ware.
Albert P. Genetic
25 Washington St.. South Norwalk.
Phone 1089-2 Prompt Delivery.
SPRING SUITS
Tim, Tubes and Somalia.
Mic. I I‘quro.
Garden Tools
We
Have
FOR MEN AND BOYS
All Complete At
$7. $10 llllll $12.50
Get the Habit and Go to
’Goiilieb’s
H No. Main St. 50. Norwnllt
FOR YOUR CLOTHES
'.—>~.—. .———-...—-
THE DEMAND FOR
PRIVATE SECRETARIES
Has opened a new hold for
young people.
chare youet us pr
‘lfltlll. CtllIEGE ~
South Norwolk. ammo. Port
Chester.
mums Envision. W‘
For om». lot-vice Cl”
INIO n counted.
Any
Tool
You
Seek
SEE OUR LADIES' SET.
Albert D. Morgan
‘12 WASHINGTON 311.
I0 NOIIWAL K CONN
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t (Buccouor to Chat E. Dow I
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it You Have
Any Inuit
S. Jaliee
IT'I'O
Soccer-orton. Edi-I.
Prompt ‘
The Wallingford Line
pnou sévu
UCS
ANGEL?
L"URNITURE CO.
27'
SO. NORWALK
2&9 WASHINGTON .. -‘
l The
Norwalk Pawnshop
Money Loancd on Articles of I
VALUE
Tools, Musical Instruments. Jew-
elry, Etc, on Sale. .
Jos. Roseniiclti, Prop.
40 Water St. So. Norwalfi.
3:!
FACT FREIGHT LlNl 'I’O I"
YORK.
Fromm boot Icon. Flor 27 lad
Rlvor, New York (foot or COW
i at.) every day mic-pt land-y, at a p. \
‘ III. Frolght moivod at Nomlk up to
iBIp .m. andatBoutnNonoolltupto,
0:30 p. m.
Boone F. Footo. Gonoral Agent.
THE ANNINO .I. SMITH TRAN.-
Doun'rtou UNI. m. ‘;
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
God Paper, Boot Work, In: Prlcoo
08 NORTH MAIN STREET
|. NOIWALK mom: an
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it. iteed & volt
l Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL IHOP
In tho Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
. Phone 005—50 80.51am 00.,
So. Norwalh. Music Boll Bind
i The New Science
Chiropractic in tho assumes at too
by a wrench. twist or lprsln In tho
but. Even it done to childhood
It creator pinched nom- and pain I.
hlbl.
Chiropractors remove tho also ol
, “we and pain. health Is room!
through harmonizing tho nerve In.
toms in your body. “male troubles
given special attention; also curvatur-
a! the spins. You will never ram
giving the Chiropractor a chanoo to
Wm
T. Francis. D. C.
“WI-illusion at. so. muum
mm tron Pol-or m g
Be Sure Its A
FRISBIE’S
Made in the Clement Plant
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
. Insist on them at your my
, taurants.
‘ . CALL us UP .
and we will rush our tronblo f
In right around when sou, '
thing like this happens In your
Ito-Io. If your :
PLUMBING
Phone 499.
31 Fort strut. nan Nwwallt.
'
o o won-con .
”to solo”-
a“ N. 04‘s"
morworn out. nuns-III. .
loco!!!” rap-tr- or meal! a .
now sync-o! '
nouns 91.0an ,
JOIIINO A "IOIAL‘I’V
‘ mm must
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cause of the disease and the on Q'
adjusting the same. Discus to count! ’
hmllfohlhodtflmntmN.
PIE
Ask YoTIr Grocer for Them.
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC,
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Mile ammonia stun also. I.
Norwalk Chronicler