MDress Good
In Batiste and Voile.
Flonl Designs and Stripes.
At
E. K. BANKS
f Inseam Hotel Block.
tooth Nari-silo
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Be Sure to Hear
THE VICTOR RECORD
“Young America
We’re Strong for You”
and Reecrd No. 64,558. at
DON NElJ Li y ’5
VICTROLA PARLOR
' 16 South Main Street.
till ii iii
A lar'w banner .wiv. rtmnu lllt' llili'.
'. Fail Inn bccn strum: in r \iall bllt'
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Stiiol: throughout t‘annctlzcnt :ili‘
.
. laying. ill u suppl. oi impel lot it»
next tct'm Uilllli! to ‘bc limit: prmc
‘" A tlnllrhtcr Wile born to Mr :md
up Mn t‘iiniic. llroch ill \\'c>ton. you l‘
I dIL‘.
5 A wine: of twenty cutididntc- \Hll b.-
‘~ lilllIHlt-ll tomorrow c\cnini.; lilltl tin-
first degrec of the l\'llll:ltl.~ of i‘oluii
bu> iii itcd ‘dcn's hall
Fr'tiii. Stutliiittii‘. t'itu‘tllt‘i oi ll.-
Hid,‘:-"la'ltl llrnnch, l‘.l.‘ tm n :t mind a
brief lt‘il\t‘ oi flbscllcc H lawn-c; \\ii
of but ii’lte. of llflnlllll} ,i.» Mitt‘iitlfll.’ Ii)
51.. Soil'lour's run while tit- lzit‘cl .
off duty,
Not-walk automobitistt plan to at
tend tbc (irccnwich \utoinobiic Show
which nili open in that iity May :llll
Frly'l‘ll‘lil cars, rcpi't-scnting otcr
880nm). will be on t‘hlllllllloil
.\ regular llUF'nPlP int-mini: ti >ln .'
mun i'olnnnindcry, .\o it.» if .i t'
t'.. will lil‘ lit-id l‘r. la) t‘\t‘ll n: \l
berl \\'clinitz. the .‘\otunll~' it-ill't‘fltit'v
latitc at the grand .~t'>~ltlll which l‘l"l
in .\'cw liaicn. on April lith, will b.-
prtw-nt nlid vuli ch. .1 import on the
contention.
.
It Attt-i May l. the branch oliit»
' The Sentinel. in Notutiik. will In in
,> thP v'llllblcr block, ll: Will .\ll'l‘ 7. iii
l't't‘lll (arc the licu' wielcrin lllllil'
room 'i‘in- buildini: ‘- t. itil’ll.t‘l'l) oc-
_ (‘upied hi the l’leunnnl liour ’l‘ht-ntic
I Frit‘nds i'nd iltlYt‘l'llri'l.‘ of The Sclili
'. nel ilfikl’tl to fit lllillt‘t' .d llll'
Cllilltlit‘. 'l'hc lit-w o'ii-o- i- at it” \\'t.li
street .onc lliitlit up.
(it
" \\'illiulu Moore, It colored mun, gil—
lng his ittltll‘l‘SJ its Hartford. “as ur-
l’l‘h’it‘tl last night. (in Wall street, by
Officcr Jarvis S Murray. on a charge
. of panhandling. lie was given utitil 1::
«7 o'clock this noon, to act out of town.
by Judge IAlt'liWOOtl in the
court this morning.
uptown
Routine business matters “t‘i‘t‘ tran-
ucted yesterday afternoon at the meet-
'lnit of Fricnddp Association, No. 7.
the nit-tubers of which met with Mrs.
Rtirt' (‘arr, Second street. The next
mccting will be on May 16th. with
Mr> Frank .I. Bradbury, Dayview arc-
mic.
A bill of sale was signed yesterday
by Mayor Csrl Axel liarstrom transfer-
ring to John R. Morton the two
Franklin avenue houses formerly own-
ed by the city. The purchase price
“as $5.0, which was the hizhest
amount offered when bids were called
for recently.
_TnunsoAv, DINNER NIGHT
. at the Country Club.
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TAKE PICTURES.
We carry a full line of photosupplies.
Have your nlms finished hero.
Stillsfin-Poweli-Corporat o
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTt.
32 Wuhlngton strut
South Nov-walk. Conn.
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Extra trouser suits, all wool
cassimcrcs and Che-riots. noxn
folk style. also some double-
brcastcd models. .
'l‘w.i oaks of fully lined
.) AND .
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Hurry Keeler of South Norwslk vis-
ited in town on Saturday.
The democratic caucus will be held
at the Town Hall tomorrow night.
Mom.» Gerber, ot' Binghaiupton, .\'.
Y, all?!“ Sunday with hie Meier, Mrs.
(‘harles Kaufimati
)ir.‘ Lillian H (‘rtminins of lirook-
Lin ha. taken a home for the summer
at t‘oliender'a l’oint
i. ll
lioii. alliil'Whlrl inciory in South Nor»
“ulk. in» in town on busincn Saturr
day.
M ll‘i‘uo. rullt‘rliliellde'lt or the
l.iiiti:cr‘:ocket‘s with each
co: t. For colors. the nCW»
est spiirg mixtures tans.l
any, h'owns. etc. at $5 and
$6 50.
Rogers 8: Stevens
Open Mondays until 9 P. M.
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.\~.tli t. l mini: made ill this i'ictic
,\ for Unit: l'out). is years. d.iti.h
tcr ill Ii ii I’ollt). of Port i'lnwtci‘,
‘\' \' tic: l..'llt’r twin-its thc icir! wh
kt. lizippeti
’lln- tio~pntl “llhl t‘luo will tum-t
i't'ida) altcrltooii ot' llllr uccii Mill
.‘lll’> .\ .l i'l'uniptou. l‘.‘ licidrii uh“
iltll‘ ‘lcniiirs intending to bt‘ pre
M‘Yil arc mitt-ti to plum notify 'li»
liti>lt‘>.~
\l.-n.l.-r.~ oi illr' th Pilllbllt‘r> nniou
incct tonight to talu- tiction on tin-
proposcd national hill of prices At the
ll't'l‘lll met-tint: oi the makers of lllirt
try llln‘ lllt‘llllti'l‘.‘ voted unfui‘ortlhly
llnnbnry lilllsllt‘lh and makers \otbd
I'aiolnbly
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Wm- , “.-
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Harry E Scoficld of Highland :tve
nuc, will [to to (‘hcshire this week,
and on Sunday evening will deliver an
i‘tlllrt‘nfi in thc Imptist church on Joan
of Hi.
An udjuMmo-nt of wages “as made
this morning by the liuiiilond Broth-
t-r.~ (‘ompant following a conference
uiih :t'\t‘l'.ll of the lower wagc men of
the coal yard lit-ports of a strike I'eri-
unfounded. the matter linvini: but-n
satisfactorily settled.
.\Ir.~ tlcoruc W. Stevens i< ro-prc
th‘lliillg Hurt-kn itcbcknh lndgt- today
‘nt the (kid i-‘cllow's Home in (irototi.
Rowuyton ilcniocrntn will gather
toniuht iii Rounyton Hook and [Aid
«for Company quarters for the pur~
pow of naming delegates to the city
to bc held ilt Norwulk.
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convent ion
May 1',
“RHEUMMIC iiINIiS” Gil
“Neutrone Prescription 99" I Wonder
At last it real docs-what-it-snys
Rheumatic Remedy. nothing like it
wit: ever before known and that is no
Joke. ‘
3 Every man and woman who has
Rheumatism, Gout or Neurnlgia. ought
to try Netttrone Prescription 99" at
once and see how marvelously it
works.
'(‘tlt out lllllht‘ fiery liniments and
dirty slllH-s. use a good clean inter-
nal remedy. Neutrone Prescription
‘99" is remarkable because it purifies
the blood, assists in nature's way,
Klt't‘n‘ you what you need to fight off
. rheumatic poison a good clean healthy
system.
it's not one of those temporary re~
lief affairs. good only while using it
is lasting. (let it bottle today, and
your Rheumatic days are over, .no
there inflamed. stilt aching joints and
muscles, can you imagine it, well it’s
all true. 500 and $1 the bottle.
The Clifford Pharmacy, South Non
walk, and good druzsists everywhere.
after the horse is stolen is a
would have prevented. i
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LOCKING THE BARN DOOR
good way to describe the folly
of those who don't rent asafc deposit box untilthey have
suficrcd a loss which the earlier use of
this‘preoaution
5:? l4 i. ' i.
l!.lJ
You will find a varictyof sizes to choose that onion:
the private safes of our vault.
Boxes 3x51“ inches in size cost but 34 a year. ‘“
Savings Bank,
'in varlom places about town to ad-
Mm’: Shrub int-Rani. who Itax hcun
spending the ulntcr at .lutkmiln'iile,
Ha. returned to her litlllit‘ in town on
Saturday .
John lltlllt)’_ tln- Railroad
inariteiumn. li.i~ (llii'll d his
at liunllliu itidrc, and in- and
Holly linic N‘illt‘d there fur the
A \ t‘llllt‘
'- 'lllllllt‘r
ltt‘lllt‘
\l i >
Martin
'i‘In- thine-o- laundry lit-pl by (‘liitr-
he “on;- has bccn rcnioicd front thc
building next to Stcnarts storc, to thélt
form-wt) occupied by thc Novomu Wu-
tz r (‘o, on Railroad avenue.
‘ luck" Abctidroih. the Railroad are
ntic barber has been taken to the hos-
pital, angering from a nervous break-
down and other ailments, so that his
condition i.~ very critical The biiudt
of lllt‘ shop are draw and a MS" on the, _
door notitim llairtllls that the place in
closed 7
litttll‘flt' M St‘llliclltllik, jr. oi tnts’
town, will conduct a store at lilckoryt
Bluff this nation, where. in additioni
to renting fishing-tackle. canoes, row-| .
birthing accessories and re, ,
twain.
lrt‘slllilt‘llis for campers and those en .‘
joyiux Ollilllld, he will have a stock,
of groceries and similar substantial
supplies. 3
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Nathan S Finch. oi the Pan road.
Ariiuuiod the inner branches of A
grand maple tree which stands in his
dooryanl yesterday _afternoon. The
wide-uprcudinu branches of the tree!
hunt: no low that lit rainy weather,‘
with the foliage heavy with moisture,‘
one could t'uully paw under it with an!
uitibrclin only with irrcut diiYIculty. ;
.tpphcation has been made for the'
transit-r of tlic iiccm-‘e hold by Joueph,
it'rccucr. at the (‘olutubiu litflse, to
'\lip;tllil.~‘ Magncr. of South Norwulk.‘
\it-r. Kim-gel has kept the local hotel
for M'H‘I‘fll years, and is held in high
esteem by local rcsidcnts even the
temperance udtocnts Inning many
good words to titty for his management
of thc place. His plans for the future
are not )‘t'l determined. ‘
Attendants at the Hunter night t-cr-
vicen at the Methodist cinirclt were
agreeably surprised by the flood of
“chi which greeted them on entering.
There has been considerable complaint
in the past that the 'dim, cathedral
light" did not enable the congrega-
tion to read the hymns very well. One
of the first acts of the new pastor.
lit-v. Suinttel C. Johnson, was to have
the difficulty overcome. The liicandle
power carbon lights have been replac‘
cd by loo-watt Mazda lights, and the
chancc is most gratifying.
The selecimcn have planned to have
the town observe next week as Clean-
lTp Week, and ask all householders: to
gather together the winter accumula-
tion of tin cans and vurionxt kinds of
rubbish. After giving the townspeople
the first tbrec days of the week to
gather up the trash. they will on
Thursday. May 4. have teams call at
every house withiry the town limits to
cart it away to the dump without ex—
pen<e to the householder. Highway
Superintendent Greene also stands
irentiy at any time to remove clean
ashes. without expense. These pro-
gressive steps are being generally
commended ‘ |
There have been many complaints
about the fearful condition of the road
on Railroad avenue, which, because of
the location of the post office and a
number of large business establish-A
meni‘s. is one of the most traversed
{streets in town it is a constant suc-
cession of hollows' and hummocks.
and has received no attention this win
ter and spring from the highway do-
partntont because it is expected that
this street will be included in the
scheme of permanent pavement to be
laid this year But many people think
that some temporary repairs should
have been made The bank people
yesterday evidently became tired of
. waiting for action by the town, and
the janitor of that institution carried
. out the winter accumulation of ashes
from the cellar and spread them on the
street, filling up the holes and maklu
a level stretch o! rood in front of the
We will Sell These 35 Piece Sets of
Guaranteed Quality Brand Aluminum Wore
FOR ONLY 4.32 Forthe COMPLETE SET :
Customer
Only One Set To Each
You Can Not
Pay Cashlfi
No Telephone or Mail Orders V
For Those Sets Will Be Filled
The only condition under which you can obtain one of those Aluminum Sets at this
UNHEARD OF PRICE is to buy it on these terms
Pay 99c cash when the set is delivered and 50c weekly for eight weeks until the M $4.99 is paid.
Why we Make This Sensational Low Price
and our Reason for not Accepting Cash
During the next several months we will have on sale VALUES in household goods THAT “I. ASNNISH YOU,
helm-ins uliiwch will1 make you a rcxrll't‘ir patron of :l‘li' store. We willingly sacrifice the loss that we sustain on these sets of
umtnum are: t c opportunity 0 living youc at our store each week for eight weeks. (re u‘ dt .al: A '
Set payments) is well worth all that we lose on the Aluminum Ware. q we 0 n e hmlnum
This advertisement will of course. attract hundreds of people. who probably have not traded hero before—if it in-
duces you to Visit our store and know us better. we shall feel well repaid. This to the public. may seem like unusual ad-
vertisinu‘to sell 3.5 pic 1 sets of Gun t d Al ' W t th' dc . ‘ ~-
ADVERTlSlNG. but it i: makes new irriacrlicl: for uirrlll'rl‘ylg‘AYS‘Tc a '5 UNPI’CCC ”Cd IOW pm Man Is UNUSUAL
Each set consists of the following pieces of Quality Brand Aluminum Ware. (each piece Mocdto wear lor twen-
ty years one six quart preserving lretilc. two broad pans. two pic plates. one iclly caltc
(2 pieces). one three quart
covered Berlin-sauce pan (3 pieces), one one quart lipped sauce pan. one two quart lippemucc pa. one cantor set con-
sisting of a salt shelter. pepper shaker. tooth piclt holder. and castor (four pieces). one coilcc or to. sir-immonc calre ttirner
one measuring cup. one sugar shaker. one combination lunncl isix picccsl. one ton piece combination outfit. (this set yotl
will notice illustrated above in the center picture) It consists often pieces. which combined pesmihol its use use steamer
(sec illustration). a sell-basting roaster (see illustrationl, or as a double boiler. cereal cooker. pot rot-tut. cgg poachcr. cue:
turd cups. pudding pan. dairy pan. round
this 35 piece set.
cake pan. bean baker. etc.— this really is a wonderful utensil and is included in
We will J‘eII onIy'One J‘et to Each Customer
THIS OFFER IS FOR ONE 'DAY ONLY
FRIDAY, APRIL 28th
A. J.
COLLINS COMPANY
vcrtise the supper which the Woman!
Guild of that church will able in the
parish house tonight, from 6 to 8. Mn.
sic will regale the diners while they
cut, and as the women of St. Luke's
are renowned for their culinary skill.
it is expected that the number will
be large.
l-Znster exercises were given in the
Methodist (‘hurch Sunday evening by
the children of the Sunday school, and
all the boys and girls did well. The
WOP'Tflm rendered was 3 follows: Or.
can Voluntary; song by the school,‘
“Risen Victorious"; responsive reading
prayer by the pastor. Rev. Samuel (3.:
Johnson, song by the school. "With;
Heart and Voice"; recitation, Harrietl
Fitch, "Coming Easter"; recitation.
Nell“ Humbert, "Gentle/Spring"; song,
Lois Raymond. “Children {Ave tol
Sins"; recitation. Waiter Humbert,i
“What Can We Give"; recitation, Der-l
Olliy Holly. “Sweet for Easter"; song’
by the school. “Let Praise rill Earth!
and Sky"; recitation, Clifford Gainer,‘
"33810? 318118"; recitation. Eva May;
Campbell: sons by the pn‘mnry de-
partment, "Ring, Lily Bells"; recit’
hm. (‘lnrence Raymond, 'Brovm
Bulbs"; song by the school “Hark
Through the Sunlight"; recitation, ho-
is Raymond, "At Night"; recitation.
Hazel Selleck, "The Bluebirds' Mee-
sago;" song, Annie Buttery. “Carol of
the Flowers"; recitation. Catherine
Fairbanks, “l’ttssy Willows"; recite
tion, Emma Bates, "Life is the Song";
duct. ....bur and Clarence Raymond.
“llow the Flowers Grow"; recitation.
Mabel Raymond. 'Daisies in the Men-
dow"; song, Lucy Oldrin, "Hear the
Glad Easter Bells Ring"; recitation.
K. Tompkins, "Christ in Risen"; song.
Misses’ Suits
~ $10.98
15.00 Values
JABOBY’S
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DODGE BROS.
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Ordinary good practice has not been 306d enough in
every detail. You will find the exceptional in
MOTOR CAR
.I mmm moi-ital
[st who's church, Notation. are soon!
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s. l. BENEDICT. 73 N. Main St.
aED'MDODGEEBROSfiMGIORTGARS-='
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Mrs. Owen's class, "Easter”; MB paid-"f the colleétloEVdiich via
tion, Jennie Raymond, “Sprlnsuno’: u: ” {our boys; remarks. Rev. 8.
song by the school, "Glorious m Chi-n. closing song by the school
ay"; recitation. by Wilbur Rm ‘1”. Victory!"
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ol Dust Nymhu 7fi83
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lid-abs! 7063 ‘ '
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McCall Patterns
hii°it°£iitthéflmm “‘2‘: mm
gowns at home.
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SOUTH NORWAE‘W’EC’NCUT
14cc.“ ration alumna;
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