'f «v— - . unatuasuni, KAY 13. I916 13 in snow NORWALI “W6 mm (III NEWS One (1 the Connecticut Company's test cars passed through on its way to Norwalk this morning. Stamford Advocate. Arrangements have been made to accommodate lIlP “Philly" Giants who play Norwalk tomorrow at Amusement Park. in the Hotel Ma- hackeruo. >Reduction Sale. Trimmed bats. shapes. Ht- lwnox Millinery. 29 South Matti street, South Norwalk. (.‘Onn. inuis Reigottie, of 3 Summer sll't‘t‘t, was the lucky man to secure a sum of 81,000 givun away by the Bridge» port Fraternal Order of Eagles, this Week. blillincry. leather boas. nittline boas and net-kw'ear Mrs Taylor, fit) North Main. The members of Opbir Chapter are Invited to attend divine service in the south Norwalk Congregational church, tomorrow evening. meeting in the church parlors at 7 o'clock. Tomorrow evening. in the South Norwalltt Congregational church, the members of Sherman Council, Royal Arcantim. will be among the many lodges represented. ~l)erby or Soft hat? O'Brien's. The oiling of streets in this city will t'tart within the near Inil're. The mayor has closed a contract with the Standard Oil Company for the fur- nishing and distributing of the oil. Two men. James Sweet and tires. ham Calvert. Bridgeport boarders. “'t‘l't’ arrested izt Bridgeport, charged with theft of electrical supplies worth Slat from Bridgeport contractors. It is said the two men had it store rent- ed in this city in which they planned to engttge in the electrical contract business. Tomorrow is “Mothers’ Day throughout the United States. While during the first of the “Mother's Day" movement the day was observed by wearing a white carnation for a mother who was dead and a red or pink one, for a living mother. the cus- tom is now changing so that any color 0" flower is used. The idea has also been extended to sending flowers to living mothers and putting flowers on the graves of these who have died. _.___.. A suggestion that the city of An- Iouia regulate the iitneys doing busi- ness in that city caused a lively dis- cussion. at the alder-man's meeting reg cently. One alderman opposed any such action on the ground that the litney man paid a state tax on his car, a driver's license and a tax to the city on the value of his auto-3, ARRIVED TODAY. A FULL LINE OF FRES I CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD 1 LONG and ROUND CLAM I 1 WE RECEIVE OUR FISH DAILY BY EXPRESS. I FISH. Phones 108 White Pine Compound! With Tar For That Cold oi Yours I. I. mill. “In“. #_.s_-s-’_m_ i W David w arm U N DE R l AKER Tie. office. toss-3. Hots... “3, 21 waamuorou 31’. ' new use «Eu-s sotwmo I I l .\o game will be played tbh week by the .Kelsey Club owing to the un ~uttt‘eSIuI efforts of the manager to (lose a date with an outside team , Members of ()ur Brothera' lodge, No. to, I. t). u R, will attend the hel’t“ce:~ at the dohn own Congrega trottal church. tomorrow evening. The lllt'lliIlt‘rzi will meet at 0:45 p. m. l .\ daughter )ntterday afternoon, was born to Mr. and Mrs. G. Ward \ati Alstyn. of liayv-iew avenue Be. fore her marriage Mrs. Van Alstyn was Midis ltuy Fielding oi Side. I Crossinan. of 104 South Muin street, celebrated her blst birthday yesterday. Many of “her friends and rtlatlves called to ex-i change the day's greetings. and many, birthday cards were received. Twelve fattories in ~Sturntord have bun closed because of the garment workers‘ strike, which has extended! froth that city to Stamford Mrs A. .l Thern' are n‘t‘itl‘tlI garrrtent factories In the downtown CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET of New Haven has organised. The “omit“: property other than cull Ia 82.000. $499,900 of its own capital stock in “do business with “.000. .M. t‘ohen and David (‘ohert, of New ‘Rochelle, N. Y. The Tien 'l‘sin Company. of New and 109. CORPORATION PAPERO. ’l‘-ltt New England M n. [is toutpany, are l‘r esiut Ht, Beiaowttz. secretai, Il‘u-o\£.a'l. I-l‘tbuh. 'lhese oincers with nailinim a). Iit'inUfiJL italJ Juliet M. Brooks 3: e di-ectors. The capital stock authorized is 82, 000, divided into eighty shares of common stock par value, 85. The amount paid in in J. Sum Ashlin! .(‘i The Bridgeport Projectile Company, of Bridgeport, has filed a certificate of amendment to its certificate of incor poration with the secretary of the state, indicating that its capital stock is now ”000,000, divided into 200,- 000 shares of common stock, par value. 810. The Bridgeport Forge a: Projectile (‘ompany, of Bridgeport, has died a certificate showing the purchase of accordance with a vote of its diree tors. The Park City (‘onstruction (‘ont party. of llritigepott, hurt intotporaled. The tapltal Htodt ls $501M)" divided \into 500 shares of common stock, par ,taluc, 8100 The corporation will begin business with 310.000.1‘he in corporators are: Arthur Bard, llavld 'Keen, Louis Sachs and Rose t‘. Bard. The Hill (‘oal Company. of Bridge port. has incorporated. The capital the East stock authorized is $50,,000 dividedt into 500 shares of common stock. par value. 8100. The corporation‘wiil be The incor- poratortt are: Robert Cohen, Morton Haven has incorpornttd to do a res taurunt business 'l‘hc capital stock authorized is $10,000 divided into 300 shares of common stock. par value. 0" .0. The corporation will begin bust 'nesa with the lull amount of capital stock. The incorporation are Wong Iiong Hop of Hartford: George H. Wong and Thomas Lee, Boston, Mass l section of Norwalk. - NO... ~---»~—~- LOST IN LONDON. Members of the Norintik police Patriotic Scots Lady (patrolling depnttnttiil .trt- lilit'lthfi't‘I it the fact Victoria mainline station to assisti that IIII‘ Bridgeport poltct are hence- any of her stranded countrymen or i forth to rece-‘ltt .t venriy salary of. “.100 for a workday of eight hours. The uniforms are furnished gratis. 1 Local masons litar that .tt the an- nual session of the grand councilI Royal and SiIt‘CI Masters of Connoci tictit in Hartford Thursday. the cities. of thrice illustrious grand “taster wasl rlving from the front) - (‘dn 1 hetp’Toola. Musical Instruments. Jew- you in any way? Perplexed Scot—Thank you, Is the Punch. Mam. toon far free the station?—« A OOUTH NORWALK CITIZEN COMES TO THE FRONT. abolished, and that of grand marshalITellO Hi! Friends and Neighbors of being created. Lucius Mortimer .\ionroe Sr, onei of the oldest druggiats in the United States. died at his home in New t‘anaan early Wednesday morning at the age of 91 years. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. L. C. Green of this city, a relative. survives. I The high cost of material and its bearing on prices to be charged for work done, was one of the chief topict of discussion at the annual meeting this week in ‘sierlden 0.. in Connecticut Master Plumbers. local plumbers are interested in the price condition. The "teachers of New Haven, hack- ed by several clvil organizations, are pushing a movement to have the mem- bers of the board of education of that city elected by the people instead of“ His Experience. Every South Norwalk resident should read what a neighbor says. His 'testimony can be relied upon Here 'are his own words: “ John Borst. 76 Spring \IN‘M‘I. South Norwaik. says: "i suffered from in- active kidnys and hackttchea Kidney Pills which I get at Ptaisted' a Drug Store cured me. Another of the. family had various symptom of kid- ney trouble until Dean‘s Kidney Pills. were used This medicine gave com- plete relief in that case too We are pleastd to renew the public endorse- : we gnve them some time ago." Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't sim-‘ ply ask for a kidney remedy—get lioan's Kidney Pills—:the same that Mr. Borst had. Foster-Mllhurn CO., Propa., Buffalo, N. Y. i m For Unto-data Oervlca call FRED H. GANUNO. Funeral Director and Embatnter mobile. Norwalk authorities did not the present method of appointment' om“ "d "wan” think that enough. however, and by the mayor. Norwalk seems toI "Rpm" 904. some time ago slapped on an addi'have it on the Elm City in this re.- 5‘ am Mi," 8'” 30 MM“ iional 'litney tee.” spect. _ | ,,._- , - .\l§~‘~>\“““" it. . ‘\,\‘-\\\3} t . 5;. ~ \ .. \\\\\\\\ ,3 A.“ $1.00 One Dollar $1.00 We would like to have 100 school boys and 100 school girls open a One Dollar account in the Savings Department, during Dollar Day week. Talk it over with your parents or some interested friend: Dollar Day is to be celebrated on Thursday. May 18th. Every boy and girl opening a savings account on that day will he presented with a unique souvenir. One do lar will start 3 Savings Account which earns interest at the rate of 4 per-cent. ;. “in. .» W, - I. The South Norwalk‘ffrus‘t ~ Company ’ .,,. . 1. , C LOOKING AHEAD llyou arethil‘ringol Building now is the time to st- ent: from the Leading Kc chants the mtedala that are needed We have on han‘ a large assortmentof BRICK. LIKE PLANE CEM ENT and a thousand other arti- cuea toe hum to median. We arein tbebattle tor business and loaded to the rruzzle with just the goods wanted. RAYMOND BROTHERS Phou ”3-3. :31 Wadi-gran 8t. Rubber Goods For . The Sick . Room We sell Faultleas “Wear- ever" Rubber Goods and guar- antee first quality and satisfac- tory service. A New Ladies’ High Cut Boot .1 OF CHAMPAGNE KID That is a leader among many attractive models. Come in and See It CONNEALLY 8t WAC" INOTON CT! I IT BRACKEN TILIPHONE Mm. ‘ W 5: mm. sneer O. B. JflCko‘tin noawat. 'HON: 433 OPTICIAN Everythingin thei it7lical Linc Eyes Examined Free *“u ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co. —BRIDGEPORT—- emm-Wm Dyeing O Glee-tn. OO~ amt One-an mm“ bee Curtains cleaned. ”W m H. LYNGE. Prop. Norwalk Pawns cp ‘ Honey Issued on Articla of los. Rosenlleltl. Prop 40 Water St. as “It. It. "I...“ Clifford Pharmacy. So. Main and Elizabeth Sts. Phones 833-153a F. S. LYON Good Job Printing bed Paper, but Work, Beat Prices I NORTH MAIN ITIIIT I. NOIWALK PHONE W7 INVIRONMENT . is dearer to a woman‘s heart than a ; beautilul home tastefully furnished. ll llou'll come to us we’ll show you our 1 line of quality wall paper and explain I I i a nominal cost. Our prices and gm» will appeal to you. The Gorham Co 1 I The I VALUE elry. Etc... on Sale. So. Norwalk. I‘m all tired out and cannot bake, a weary housewife said. Well, then. s kindly neighbor asked. Why don't you buy your bread? l‘m new in town—can you suggest Where i had better go? “0‘1““ it it is home made bread you want, Let | THE DEMAND ron PRIVATE SEIRETARIES Has opened a new field for young people. as prepare you MIRRIII. COII£GE to NM 8!. If You [lave . Any Junk g “L” S. Jailee IT TO Successor to Wm. Eiffel. Phenom 37 Fort Street. East Norwalk. I. IVERYTHINO‘ to the woman of refinement. Nothing how you may beautify your home at, East Norwaltt . Mintz’s F ownes Silk Gloves 50c - 75c - $1.00 OUR MEN’S CLOTHING CAN’T an BEAT | for i STYLE, PRICE, CREDIT Gately & Brennan 42 SOUTH MAIN 81‘. SPRING SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS All Complete At 37. $10 and $12.50 Get the Habit and Go to Goiilieb's it No. Main 8!. So. NON-lit FOR YOUR CLOTHES l l i 1 t‘ t No ZigZag Business We have all American men in our employ whom you can trust in your home. We on paying the highest market prices for all kinds of Junk. i Feather Beds a specialty. WM. EFFRON CO., Inc. 3 Rowan St., E. Norwalk. Tel. 441. Tel. “I. V. _ ”-I.-_-.——v—v.—_ I! I Pate-sou , vi ’92; ,a It? mam I. III. II“ fin ‘Iu 0-) «an, ”M9... “IN! ”G 90'0"! flu- Here is one who papers neatly, Sstist‘les your taste completely, \Vith artistic skill your walls will decorate. All the latest styles he's showing, Kind attention he's bestowing, And the work is promptly done. None have to wait. ind it painting you are needing. South Norwalk, Stamford. Port Just go to 5 Monroe. I Cheater. - - .i - “_ , .g 5 —— ._ BIG BARGAINS 1 PROSPERITY l Kranach & Bach ts conssnvzn l Shouinger By insuring that 1 Gordon 1 CNN: a Son . IIITIIIIIIILE 1 Raven & Bacon $65.00 AND UP Studwell Piano Co. 39 No. Main St., So. Norwalk I, III Fire. Public and Employers' bllity, Lia Property, Damage and Collision. Let us quote you rates Telephone 86 . layiou & Cedric. Real Estate and Influence 5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk .t in this line he's also leading, I He will make your house look new, I. And up-to date. A. COHEN Mt WASHINGTON STRS‘T -z_.-__ ‘CW 35' 4 men The Reed 81 Volk Electrical Co. The Only Full, Equipped ELECTRICAL SHOP la udoerflaed la The Saturday Evening M‘ Eialong livadln mm ‘ hrriadinnanlhctarqplaetyot permanently-hope themtoahstmodel which meetiyeonfwma toyan- teat. firm-«CW imprint-mi. a To )s—go» We!“ Omelet-tutu Glover’s Shoe StOre MILTON ILWOOO. MANAGER. scorn. maven: In the Town AUTO SUPPLIES Phone 805—50 80. Main It, So. Norwalk. Haste Ball Bled ”WWAV. 'miaaa lemma. _ wontt A arnctauv. .Be Smelts A FRISBIE’S PIE: Made in the Clean]. Plant from the belt fresh Imita obtainable. AakYourGrocerlerTbau. STORAGE AND RIPAIRINO. FOR! Tires. Tuba and Supplies. Prevent 7 sold at 85 per month. «I. “mill-L? insomnia-vacuum ‘ The New—Sciet tt DEFINITION OF OHIRW’I IO. -21 ‘MJIltlnat-Ialune. Mia“ "emulator-Mush. umtupinehads‘ervuanapalah talks. I M M son. health u me through harmonlllng the nerve .It tam 0' "to ID!”- Yelwinmm giving the Chiropractor a didn't. 1an J Magnetic mat-eats given all. g T. Francis. D. C. ti‘WMi-amshao. NMILM> CALL us UP I l,nuti we willruahourm nan right around when m thing like this hupens in m 1 bone. if your . PLUMBING f i ‘ ts deforms. antiquated. mm wry or worn out. hare “M nee-nary repairs or mt it new ante. of MODERN PLUMBING; mum at OPIOIALTV ‘ HORACE an mum ’ ‘nzauua nrswnn'ana — 1.. o.“ sum. banana-ad? I Rant-non. all «and makes. sold. mus. run-ma asst-h. ll‘ per month. W] , Chiropnetieiatbedeilnttioudfm', cauuottbadiaeasaaudmuiq'. bad. Ivsnifdoneinm; Istarllfaintbedifluentorganu~ Chiropractors relieve the calm as' invour body. hula troubled , alve- apecial Ittantion; alum“ 43::
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