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VICTROLA PARLOR
:6 South Main Street.
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Bill NEWS
Frederick A. K'tupp has
his position as Milit‘l'lll‘tlitlfili (.‘l the
ie~iytimi
"iron! shop" of ”i" l“ H lye Hut (Vi.
Dunbar).
James "Siiiilt-r“ Shwhun former.)
in the employ of Hit .\ lturditk, has
taken a position \tllll the Southern
Ken ‘England Telephone Company
Mr.» liztrry Mclntlihin. has
heel ill at litr llOilit‘ on West street.
“unwary. several inon'hs, has taken to
Bell island yesterday while she will
spend the summer. .\irs. Mcinchlan’s
friends will be pleased to learn that
her physical condition is much im-
proved.
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()n next Tuesday sitcp. May filth.
Ponds Tribe. .\'0. 31. of .\'cu Canaan.-
wiil confer the adoption degree (in
Sunday. the ltth inst. the members
will attend divine service in tlw South
NOTW‘Ilk (‘oltill't‘guiltiliiti church. at the
invitation of the pastor, Meet at the
Wigwam at 7 o'clock.
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wnanoe 0f Hillside Baseball elu't,
Assembly liutl. Norwiilk, .\ionday eve-
ning, May 8th.
(‘oniract Stephen .l. l‘ngtary has
sold one of his houws in Flux Hill
Road to Mr. and Mrs l'hilip Seth. who
will take possession shortly .\ir and
Mn. Waldo A. Raymond and
daughters will move next week to
Beldcn avenue. First District.
Bet-inning tomorrow llll‘ hours of
services in the South Norunlk (‘onct'e-
gatloniil church will be changed. The
Sunday school hotlr “ill be at {1'30 o'-
clock. instead of noon. and the mom
lug church service will he at “"45 in
stead of l0'3tl o‘clock.
The first race of the Hillside ilonr
ina Pigeon t‘lub. this city. will beheld
tolttorrotv. The birds were shipped
yesterday to Trenton. .\' .l. The race
will be 100 miles. and the birds are
expected at their room tomorrow be-
tween .\ and it a. lit. A number {if
Bridgeportera. recently taken into the-
locnl tlllll. will fly their pigeons totnor~
row.
——l~‘rank ’i'ortorelia‘s R. R. Station
boothiack stands open Sundays during
Summer until 8 p. m.
it was announced at the meeting of
the \‘t‘. t‘ 'l‘. 1'., held yesterday after-
noon with lira. lda .\ieelccr that the
visit of Mrs. Augusta Brigham to this
city was postponed front last week to
tomorrow. when Mrs. Brigham. state
organizer for the W. C. T. U. in Mass-
achusetts. will speak in the East Ave-
nue M. E. Church. The first of a ser-
ies of Friday evening socials will be
held next week at the home of Mrs.
_' R. C. Thompson, on 54 First street.
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Wampole‘a Cod Liver Extract
Sfillsnn-Powell-Corpo‘ation
i “SCRIPTION DRUOGIM
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Baseball announces the ar-
rival of spring.
We’re right with the Boys.
Here's the Boys' store.
Here are the suits for them
to play in, study in, dress up
in. and live in with comfort
and enjoyment.
Nothing slighted in our Boys'
clothing.
The Boys' trade today means
the future success of our
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store.
Rogers 8: Stevens
Popular Amusements
THE MAGIC MUSHROOM.
“it I‘ .\létth .\ltisht'ooni.” a fantastic
and fa I'lllu‘lll‘i tlpl'l’t‘lid. is to be gh-
en for ilit‘ benefit ot the Playgrounds
both of vital importance
to ”H t'trl:.l"‘lI‘ll_\' \\‘ith true coinmun
li_\ st irit. some of our best sinu- rs. its
singers, tin-
ntid gardens
\w it as .\oiltii-cr
(-as' numbers neurh a hundred. hate
L'itt-n tl.ir time and talent. Now it
is tht lill'i'. o" the gent-rill pttiil'c to
show illt‘ll' interest by buying tickets
The pcrfornmnce l> Far from amt-tour
ish. You will get your money‘s wor.h
in pleasure. Tickets have been put a-
reasonable prices. so no one nPed stay
away on "Lil account. from one dollar
to fifty cents in the evening. and from
Ft-\t‘lll} the (this to twentyllve cents
iii.in_\
at the itiiillW‘P
trc. \loiidity. May 13th. itfll’non at 2:30
and meninu ut 3‘15
STATE ARMORIES NOT TO BE USA
ED FOR SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
(living.v i0 ll rccr-nt rolling from the
Adjutant (lent-val of (‘Onneclictit the
«late armories can no longer be leiiSed
by other than recognized atnte mili-
tar) organizations for social purposes.
.\'t-ithtr can the t‘tllllp‘tllleh combini-
Vtitlt ou'sidv rs to run social events on
a per: cntngo basis.
The new ruling. will in a great mea
sure. reduce the only source of income
the local companies have for maintain-
in: their company quarters. the equip-
llll'n' and incidental expenses of which
are paid for b) the militiamen
lloth the local Naval Militia and
i‘onst Artillery Corps. have been worl;
At the Regent Thea?
i'iu for the past three years on a com-.
mission l)'lrl> with the popular .\ic-
rfnclly'l Singing Orr-heatrn. who haw
drawn large crowds to the Armory
dances and put a nice little. balance in
the two companies' treasuries.
l'nder ill“ arrangement they have
llt't‘il working. it has been possible
to furnish the Norwalk ~terpsicorian
devotees with a high class orchestra.
that has made a specialty of dance mu-
.sic and \\ liicli thcc ompanies could not
have done if they had been obliged to
pay the flat price of $125.00 per dance
for their music.
AND PERSONAL
News
CLEVERNESS or CUPIO.
‘lilultrated by Announcement of Gen-
neii-Coyle Nuptiata.
1 When it comes to real ('lt‘Vt-‘HN’SS in
‘ltulting advantage of a aituutton to at
tatn an end Dan (‘upid is considered
to lie in it class by himself. 'I‘hat genr
traily admitted fact is illustrated again
in the announcement of the marriage
of Miss May (‘oylh of H ('happelle
street. and Edward (‘oiziit-ll. of Ridge
field. which took place in New York
(‘llt List November.
The lliiti’f'i'diil‘ of Miss (‘oyle and Mr ,
(‘onnrll appeals to he a clean cut vic»
tory tor t‘unid although engaged to
wed for some time friends of the
young couple did not expect the mar-
riitgc to take place until this June. it
appears that one day lunt November
.\iius (‘oyie and Mr. (‘onneil
.\'t-w \ork city to see a college foot»
ball game The scene at
was a gay one and just the sort for
the romantic.
lion t‘upiti. busy an owl; made good
um of his darts with the result that
Miss (‘oyle replied in the affirmative
to it (‘t-r‘aill proposal made by Mr
I‘onncll The young couple hunted up
an obliging clerxyman who made them
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i Oakland “Six”
i .Pullman “F our”
husband and wife. i
.‘tir and Mrs. t‘onnell have the bestt
wishes of a large circle of local and
lintgetield friends initial-quaintancett
for a long and happy Wedded life.
They will make their future home in
Waterbury.
MASTER WEED'S BIRTHDAY t
Weed. son of:
Master Kenneth H.
Mr and Mn. Harvey J. Wei-d. of {of
Woodward avenue. celebrated
tenth birthday. Friday afternoon byt
entertaining several of his iittle play-I
mates There were selections on the.
piano. (lumen and a general good time1
were enjoyed.
awarded to Master irving
and first prize to Master
Low mics. .\Il adjourned to lhe dining
lmwndea
Thurba
hlal
EXceptional Values
—-—1 N U S E D—
Automobiles
$300
$230
$275
3350
Gail?“ Maxwells
For Immediate Delivery
$655--F. 0. B. Factory
$795, F. O. B. Factory
$740 F. O. B. Factory
Koehler, 1 Ton Truck, $955 F. O. B. Factor-y
L. M. Wright MADISON
STREET .
Overland Runabout
Hupmobile Runabout
1915 Ford Touring
Five Passenger Cadillac
The 'hooby' prize was;
rootn. decorated in pink and whim!
where all did ample malice.
present were Kenneth ll. Weed, lrvluizl
ll inwndea. Thtirbn A. lnwndeit, Will-
Thoae i
turn ii. llull. jr., John l-‘ittpatrlc. Len.
ter Dclehanly. .\ilriam iowndea. Ml
ll. lmw'ndes. All departed
their host many happy returns of the
day.
A meeting of the East Norwalk Ini-
protement Aauociatlon (‘ard Club. will
he held Monday afternon. at 2:-
30 at the home of Mrs. E. F'.
Smith. 29 Seavlew avenue. The hos-
tesses of the afternoon will be him Al-
liord. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman.
Mrs. John Gage and son Norman,
who have been spending several
months with Mr. and lilra. Edward D.
Randall. Elm Grove street. left today
for their home in Newport, New
{Hampshire
As it will probably be the last tinte1
that .\itEnelly's orchestra will play in
.\'orwalk, (twin: to this new ruling of
the A ti‘llllnt General. the navy boys
{have planned a his affair for ncxt
i'l‘ucaday, May 9th. when there will
be dancing until 2 o'clock and special
attractions at the refreshmem stand.
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James M. lloyd. of Quintard avenue}
this city. who underwent an operationj
in the Post Graduate Hospital. New
York. last week. is improving very
,rapidly. anti will be able to return to
ibis home here within a short time.
i “The fair committee of
Norwalk
image. No. 709. Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order of Elks. will hold a reg-
,lar meeting. tomorrow afternoon. On
Wednesday night will occur the regu-
lar meeting of the lodge. and on the
”allowing Sunday another meeting
{of the fair committee will be held.
The regular lodge‘meeting and initia-
tion will take place on May 24th.
There will be four candidates.
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KEEP.
5 South Norvvalk Savings Bank
Every Burglary
A Warning
that there may be one tonight in your apartment; while you
are at dinner or away fro .1 home. A‘safe deposit box in a
necessity with every person who has treasures he wishea to
Boxes to rent for $4 a year.
The Rev. A. C. (Yoburn. rector of St.
James‘ Epiacopal church. lianbury.
and Mrs. (‘oburn have returned from
a brief stay at Aubury Park, N. J.
‘ieorge Crofut. an expert electrician
in the United States NnVy. in spend
ing a few days with friends and rela-
tires in South .\'orwalk.
Dr. and Mrs. E. S. .\'etvell. of Pel-
ham Manor. N. Y.. have opened their
summer home at Bedding Center, for
the season.
William T. Griffin, of Erie, Pennayh
vanla. is visiting his brothers, 13. Ar-
thur and John H. Griffin. in East Nor-
walk.
Miss Irene O'Neil of New York cttt.
spent the week-end with relatives in
Silvermine.
Mrs. Lillie, Austin was the guest of
relatives in Silvermine. recently.
A hearing on the summary process
suit of William 0. Gilbert vs. James A.
Varian will be held Monday before
Judge E. M. Lockwood. A demurrer
and motion to expunge will be heard.
We sell Victrolas on such easy terms
lyou surely can have one. The fifteen
‘dollar machine we sell for one dollar
.down and one dollar weekly. Come in
l and let us demonstrate this machine to
'you at Dounolly‘s Victrola Parlor.
The fortyhoura devotions nu begin
at St. Mary's church tomorrow monr
ling. at tho Solemn High Mun. at 10:80
19nd will close New" morning at 8
,o'cioclr. The muses on Monday and
”Fund-y mornings. will be at 5:80. 'I
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auuféd at the "nicer, by the clergy
of Minibar-In; parish“.
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We opectai. 3 atom in
THREE DAY SALE F .- ’- ~~
L inhing houses ter [[1 otairn to
STUPENDOUS PRICE REDUCTION. 1 complete. c“"‘"- A" °"
SUITS, COATS and DRESSES of high-tailored order to i °"° M”
perfection. ‘
Positively and Without {inception these are the biggest E . ’
and most astonishing values of the entire year. All of i Sterllng S
these garments will surprise you when you see them. ‘ .
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$18 Suits reduced to .. ....................... $9.98 1 RCfl'lgel'atOI' l
$90 Suits reduced to . . .. ..................... $12.98 l
$25 Suits reduced to . . .. ..................... $14.98 .
:8 Cgats reduced to . . .. ............... . ....... 5.33 { Club
to out: reduced to .. ....................... .
Fully guaranteed in ev-
315 Coats reduced to .. ....................... 7.98 a, min“ Keeps food
x sweet and wholesome.
SILK DRESSES SKIRTS ‘ Very small consumption
of ice. Made of the very
:. iguug tom...” :29: $5. reduced to ...... $2.98 but selected oak.
. r not to... . . .. 5-9 . 3 ’1”: the “Sterlin ' Re.
Sro. reduced to- . . . . .. $6.98, ‘6' reduce: ‘0 :3; ; m0! g‘
$15,reducedtq......$9.9e ”,I‘duce ‘0...... 4.
$20, reduced to $t2.98 ALL HATS REDUCED $5.95 to $35
WAISTS .
$5.reducedto .......$a.5o .
$1.50. Sale Price ...... 989 :4 l'cet‘iiucet‘li to ...... :198 EXTRA SPECIAL
So. 0, Sale Price $1.98 3, r we to 1-39 l
$4.20. Sale Price $2.98 $2. reduced to ----- - 93‘: $500 BAR HARBOR PORGI CHAIRS {0" $3.95
$5.00. Sale Price $3.50 $1.50. reduced t0 ------ 79c Extra strong and well m
consm'rs Bab
$3, reduced to ....................... $2.00 y
$2.reduced to ....... . ................ $1,133
$1.50. reduced to ...................... , o
$.00, reduced to .. .. ....................... 50¢ Carriages
The most wonderful as-
CORSET COVERS ’sortmcnt ever shown in
All Silk 50¢. 75¢ and $1.00 the City, of Not-walk.- In
_ S all the latest designs and '
Shop at the Daylight tore. . l finishes. . .
ALTERATIONS FREE. . F $14 9
' . " rom . 5 to $35
“we PARIS
33 soon! MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK. l SCREEN DOORS, any 5'59. $100
WINDOW SCREENS. Al ans.‘
24% lb Bag 95c Barrel 7.60
H GAS PLATES from .............-- 31.50 to $5.50
om‘srovas from ......--.-..33.95 to $14.50
.\See Yesterday’s Large Adv. for
, Other Specials '
Tel. 371‘ .
L‘Eas'tf‘ilndja. Tea Co. —
125 Washington Street .
Sterling l-‘iirmre Co.‘
raring-:3: Washington St. , South Not-walk
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