m .0011! NORWALI “WIND mun.
White Pine eunuch
With Tar 5
For That Cold of Your:
f. I. Will. Drawn. t
“3m in”...
UNDERTAK ER 2
Tat, 0M. 1m; Hon-I, cos, . .
27 WAIHINOTOH 8T. .
Lane’s Baker
12'.
,. , Gill ttws
W, D Baldwin and faintly. of Dan.‘
Ami). arc at their cottage, at Bell la-l
and, for a few days, getting it in rcadl
ineas for the opening of the season. I
Right Rev. Chauncey Bruce Brew—l
titer has appointed June 13-14 its the,
date of the annual convention of the
Episcopal diocese, which is to be held
It St. Thomas‘ church, New Hateu. :
—All hats shown at The Fashion Shop
at the Regent Theatre with be diSplay-‘
ed in the windows for 3 days. Mrs.
B. M. Taylor, 60 North Main street.
The public it. cordially invited to
attend a inustcnl entertainment, pill‘t‘ll
b) Iiic Ididlt'h' Aid, oi Grace llaptist
l‘llult i: r‘ttdat cutting, May 12, 1916
him i) 'l‘ownsvnd will preside at
plitllti
.I‘rtlllt“ lt‘oln-y, of Bridgeport, a hoe
man employed by the Southern New
England 'l‘elephonc l‘o., received rte-
vcrt- inJui-ics lll Bridgeport, Tuesday.
when he It‘ll trout at telephone pole
tipoi. which he \\'il.~ working He was
taken to St. \‘ttitcnt's hospital tor
treatment
At the factory of H. A. Mallory oi
Sm». lll llanhury, the work of making
bills of prices tor the coming yea! is
prone-axing favorably and it was star
ed yesterday that while. none oi the
bills has been signed, prices have
been agreed upon in all but one of the
departments of the tactory.
Mrs. J. 0. Wright, of Fairfleid, has
sold her t>.~tit:t- in l'nquowa road
known as "\\'.tld.~att-in," to Edward I‘.
von Watthtsrit. oI Ilridgcporl and
Stratford. Mr. and Airs. Wright will
mow. June 1. to ll huuxalow on the
north side ot the toad adjoining the
bird Hiiilt‘lllitl). “Waldstein” hits
beautiful grounds. uttrticns, ll’t't'.\ ztntl
shrubhery.
Students of thc State Normal school
In llnnbury are planning a tennia tout"
llalllt'lll to he held during IIII‘ neat tow
wee'au. The t-ichctlult- of guinea is
now being arranged ltoth tt-nnia
courts at the school how bet-n plat'cd
in l‘Xt'I‘IIf‘III condition for play ’l'hc
senior and junior clnasca at the school
will have their :tllllllitl baseball name
in about two week.»
It is cxpectetl lh.tt the ht'arinu oi" all
titttins stuttinrt llil‘ National Hat (‘0,
llztithul‘y, will ht’ finished by .Illtlllt‘
John Il. Booth. at; it committee of the
Superior court. within the next few
weeks. The hcarini: of the claim of
‘DOJNIII of Marshall llrothcrs. of Fall
River, has been definitely net for Sat
urday. May 20. This ('Iitllll is onc oI
the largest against the National Co.
There is to he a public auction in
Norwalk, tomorrow afternoon, at two
very desirable residential properties
that it may be to the advantage of oitt
of town people, especially Bridgeport
mechanics and others, (who now find
it difficult to find desirable homes,l'
to attend. The advertisement elsof
where gives iull particulars. The pro-
perties to he sold are centrally locat-
ed and can he purchaaed on very rea-j
nonablc terms. !
Robert. M. Mullings. of Norwalk.:
state department inspector of the
Spanish-American war veterans. in.
apected Welchert Camp. ot Danbury.
Wednesday evening. at the meeting of
the Spanish War “vets." in the. State
Armory. Cliil'ord H. Hauechiidt. state
vice-commander. and Charles Gunmi-
eri, commander of McKinley Camp. of
Norwalk, witnessed the inspection.
The Danhury veterans were invited to
Norwalk, on Sunday, May 28, when
the graves of the deceased Norwallr
Spanish War veteran- will be decor-
ated by McKinlev Camp.
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MR~ TAX PAYER
Some times when your tax
bill is received, you may
find that it is not convenient
,to pay it. We diet you a
plan that will provide you
with funds for the payment
of your tax without making
it burdensome. The
Tax Savings Club
is now open and received
weekly or _rnont.hly pay-
mnta. allowing interest at
the rate of Two per cent. on
flu drporitx. Join the Club
now. '
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NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
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Ladies’ Suits
$25 Value
Now $18 and $20
CREDIT
CLOTHING
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Gately & Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
liltlll Slilllill llllIIt
There was a meeting 0! the Boys'
Athletic Autoclatioi in the assembly
hall at the beginning: of the filth per-l
iod An appropriation of $15.40 was
”mile for the hunt-hull team. Mr. Per-
ry who is faculty nwmher oi the It
llitllCt‘ committee. stated that the
limits were running low, and that the
huwhull lrlilll must iurti in more won-
by it' they wish to continue. There
:t't- only now about 20 dollars Ill the
lulllk. and that must remain untouch—
mi. it it is a sort oi emergency fund.
Mr. Thompson, who is now uculty
athletic supervisor in Mr. lilldrcth'a
place. spoke of IhtI subject of track
illlllt’llt‘s, and stated that that was
just what the school needed. It would
title a great many more fellows a
chant-c to enter athletics, and would
not he an expenaivv as baseball. The
following llOlIlllliIllUZlh‘ tor truck lllln‘
tiger wert- titatie' ltoth. Soder, Street.
and t‘lark. They will he voted upon
at the next meeting. Plans for a too
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Nurwallt Pawns t p
Honey Loaned on Articles of
VALUE
Tools, Musical Instruments. Jew-
elry, Etc» on Sale.
Jon. lmafldtl. PI»
40 \Vater St. So. Norwalk
I‘m ail tried out and cannot bah.
A weary housewife laid.
’eli. then. a kit-div neighbor noted
“by don't you buy your tread!
For new in town —can you sttggcat
Where i had lM'llel' uo‘.’
i it la homo- made bread you nant.
Just so to 6 Monroe.
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BIG BARGAINS
l Knuch & Bach
r Shoninger
1 Gordon
1 Christie & Son
r Raven & Bacon
865.00 AND up
Studwell Piano Co.
39 No. Main St., So. Norwalhl
THE DEMAND F0
PRIVATE SKRITAR
ll‘r
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IIIH team were also discussed. The big
prohlt-tn on this subject was that oil
securing courts to play on. All new
m my huaincsa having been complet-t
VII. [in meeting was adjourned.
III" imnhurv Track tncct will takel
ltitlt't’ :tt llttnhury on June 3. All en-
i.t~- must he Illittlt‘ lwl‘ore May 27.
\' .\\ Illitllfl ltoodtcr was a visitor!
ii. Ilw High School )‘t‘xlt'l‘lzly morniugl
III the long rem-to l
The local High School team playefl
thc Bridgeport High School team. yes-j
tt-rduy ttttt-rnoon in lliitlgcport. ma
lost lht- content by it Nt'lll'l- of eight it)‘
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0. U. A. M. CONVENTION.
c. Rockwell Clync, of Waterbury, tr’
Chosen Councilor of State Body. :
BRISTOL, May )2. With “0;
tlt‘lt'itillt‘fi plt'st‘lll and reports showtns'
21,304 lllt'lllhl‘l'~' in the forty councils!
Ill ”10 Flillf‘, thi- atatc H I'. A. My
Iltt‘l lwre )'t'~‘lt*ltlit_\‘ and elet‘lt’d thescl
(lfllt‘t‘lh? l
l'tltllll‘lltll', ti IIot'kWt‘II cunt. Wit-l
tethur): \It't‘i‘ttlfllt‘lltll‘, t‘ H. Sloan,
Sliclton; captain. A. .l. t‘uttmg. South-
imzton: secretary, C. II. Adams, I
Norwnllt: treasurer. ll. ll. l’urdy,’
lianhury; inductor. 0, l). Schultz.‘
Middletown; examiner, it. .I. Boach.‘I
New llritnin: TPpl‘PSt‘illiIllYt‘, L. E. 0
Jacobs, New Haven, and .\l l. Cilmanh a . ,
Putnam. 1 O \‘ $3.19
:;‘*"”““'" W "" ' 0 ALL WOOL PLAID
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PROSPERITY ' “ 34-98
IS coasaaveo I
By Tutoring that
AUTOMOBILE
Fire. Public and Employers“ Lin-
hiiity. Property, Damage and
Collision.
Let us quote you ratt-s
Telephone 35
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J. ll. Layton & Co..lnc. r
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Real Eatato and Inaurance ,
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk I
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. Searching parties have been organized
, in Bouquillaa and Glen Springs to dis-
Har opened a new nald for
young people.
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Let us prepare you
MERRILI. COLLEGE
South Norwalk. Stamford. Port
Che-tor.
For Up-to-dab Iorvloa Call
. FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral Dlnctor and Into-Imu-
Offloo and Realdam
Totaphom 004.
u so. Main on, So. Norwallt
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2 Ladies Dress Skirts
ALL WOOL SERGE
JOOOOOGOOOOCQ
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MISSING SINCE MEXICAN RAID.
MARATHON, Texas. May 12.—
cover the whereabouts of William
Harris and I-‘. llalaworth, ttit-rchaftdiae
peddlers. and Jacob Woodaon, home-
steacr-r. all or Boquillas, who have
been missing since before the Glenn
Springs and Boquillas rattla. ’
SEE-rind in manufacturo,
‘mmmonour
(a “mind In The Saturday Eventing Port
is long lived in Ralatona. Inauad
Malian tlrcmtoalut model which
comedyoonfoma toer foot.
orbatu‘
takanao
plenty of time in
LOOKING AHEAD
If you are thinking of Building now is the that to se-
cure from tho Leading Me chants the materials that are
needed. We have on MIN 3 large actor-Uncut of BRICK.
LIKE PLASTER. CEM ENT and a thousand other arti-
cuca too numerous to me than We are in the battle for
bung: and loaded to the muzzle with just the goods
wan .
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone ”3.3. 131 Wa hington St.
J
CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD
floaters, Iackcrel, Blues, Weakr. Sal-ens
ALL OTHER KINDS OF
FISH.
ROUND CLAMS, NATIVE LOBSTERS.
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Market
Phones 108 and 109.
LONG AND
Rubber The price should not alwaya be ooo-
sidered. In a matter or W "
GOOds For the great question is not "Who 'N
i do it the cheapest?" but “Who In!
t The SICR do it the best?" A. line suit. or o“
; beautiful gown, may place the eye as
. Room first. but, because of the cheap m
' the maker used shoddy in tho Mu
We sol] Faultless “Wear- poor material in the gown, and m"
. ever» Rubber G l and mr_ work in both. The result in minim
. . Both the suit and the gown look H.» .
antee first quality and satisfac- 1! after a very little use. ‘ »
tory service.
How important that work an In
lt‘L’lh should be done with than-an
Clifford Pharmacy,
So. Main and Elizabeth Sta.
’3
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ness and skill. You are .
with your health as the stake. If m
get cheap work on your teeth. M
nomize elsewhere, but “Pay the W
tor your dental work. Not um
ily the highest price, but a tatr m «
Ione that will guarantee you good
1work. i do only good work, m~
icharge only a fair price. A MD} ’
iprice means cheap worlt. - i
F. s: LYON ‘ Dr. J. H. Matie'ry
600d 10" Prim“! "‘..§‘.’.'..".".". .i‘:.§°..'.tfi‘§‘1§.°.°.‘.’.’ ‘
“ ’"fl' T?“ w“ u“ m“. Sundaya by appointment Ody.
. NORTH MAIN .TR‘ET
PHONE W
Phones 833-1532
u :'
A. DOD-WALK
SPRING suns
A New Ladies’ High Cut Boot
OF CHAMPAGNE KID
That is a leader among many attractive models.
Come in at (I See It.
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
I1 WAOHINOTON STREET TELEPHONE 1475-2.
63 WALL STREET
NORWAL
O. D. Jackson m... ...
OPTICIAN
Everything in the Optical Linc
FOR MEN AND BOYS
All Complete At
$7. $10 and $12.50
Get the Habit and Go to
Goiilieb’s
H No. Main St. So. NWIIR
t FOR YOUR CLOTHES-
No Ziglag Bndm.-
We have all Ameritan men‘
in our employ whom you can »
trust in your home. We are .
paying the highest math“ " ..
pricaa for all kinda of Junk. ~ ~
Father Beds a specialty. 1'
WM. EFFRON CO., Inc:
3 Rowan St., E. Norwalk.
Tel. 441. Tel. «.1;
ENVIRONMENT IS EVERYTHING
to the woman of refinement Nothlnl
[ta dearer to a woman‘s heart than a
i ooautilul home tastotully furnished. if
Ion'll come to or we’ll show You our
turn of quality wall paper and explain
inow you may beautify your home at',
g a nominal coat. Our price: and R00 t
‘ will appeal to you.
The Gorham Co
to First St. Eaat Namath
Tat. 46!
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" “ EYES Examined Free
' It You Have
Any look
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Sully .tttbhfll
Pleasing the People!
You remember what Abe Lincoln said about "tooling the
people." Well, judging by the ..steady and rapidly in-
creasing popularity oi the FORD Car. it looks as if—
FORD IS SURE TO PLEASE SOME OF THE PEO-
PLE ALL THE TIME—AND SOON WILL BE
PLEASING ALL OF THE PEOPLE ALL OF THE
TIME.
Make Sure of an Early Delivery — Order
FORD Now-—
Runabout - $390
Touring Car - $440.
F. O. B. DETROIT
DUTEE W. FLINT
Your New
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II. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
—an~moneoRT-—
rmym an m bra-o out... a cit-mg c.
cm- on-ra. own-r. Ito-aar- and-Loco comm omit“. :
' «v H. LYNGE. Prop. m In“: W
a ,..
l manner on. out
ELI} .
ITTO 8’ lance lulwflfivudmmkm
Succeaaor to Wm. Edi-ta.
Phone 499. . _
37 F0" SM 8". dek. a: ”ll-T fYPIWRITIRI L Q
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Here is one who papers neatly,
Satisfics your taste completely, I
With artistic skill your walls will;
decorate. ‘
All the latest styles he's showing.
Kind attention he's bestowing.
And the work is promptly done.
Nonc have to wait.
sold at ti par month.
Jan. D’bNNIuV
{town-tummw,
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. The New Sciet tt
‘DEFINITION or cmnornac'uu;
Chiropractic la the definition 8 “v
tern-o or the dime and tho art. Q *’
tadudnxtho lama. Dilcauil ’
‘07 a wrench. twist or apt-ah In“
''''' that. Even it done In M
a *- ittcrcatoaptnchodnonuanaph,
W Ilatar lit. in m amen-an mg ‘
And if painting you are needing,
. in this line he's also leading,
lie will make your house look new,
And up-todato.
A. COH EN“
141 WASHINGTON STREET
Reed & Volk
nun
Chiropractora union tho can.)
Monaco and pain. health b
«omit: harmonizing u. um” .
rou- tn your body. MRI. m
'nnn special attention: also MW
of the apt". You will cover m
[IVID‘ tho Chiropractor a chain; 1‘
i help you. .32
. ' The
Electrical C0.
: The Only Fully Equipped
- ELECTRICAL SHOP
' In the Town fi
aura SUPPLIER I
Phona 005—60 So. Main Ia. l
'5
So. Norwalk. Nitric Hall Block
_._..._ - ..-'-,-1- -'-'.j.;-‘.'-' ‘-'r- a n'
‘ Magnetic treatment. given along
T. Francis. I). C; .
- « l4 Waahlngton at. no, Not-walk.
l‘llllllll "08. “MRI “MW "0'- P-lrw mo...
.romat. ‘ .flwmrd Aw.‘
'Phono 1528. South Nor-walk, Ct. .
8TbRAGI AND REPAIRING. FORL
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Tlraa. rutm Ind Suppllaa. m...
lat-vino a Icahn .
, I CALL us UP
. and no will run our M
‘ ma rlcbt around "on
thing like this litmus ll
homo. it you
. PLUMBING
_ to «forum. national“.
”canary ropiraorhgtaII-v
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Be Smelts A
FRISBIE‘S
Made in the Cleaned Plant
from tho beat (tech fruits
obtainable.
Ash but Gucci- for than.
:Iu‘lit on themat ”FF“ H I: ’
now lym- o1 ‘
MODERN ethical?!"
JOOIINO A anctaufl'
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