«Did We“ t‘ornmandery, No. 958, U. U.
FRIDAY, MAY 1.. ml
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Gill NEWS
A farewell rereption to the retiring
pastor of the South Norwallt Baptist
church will be held this evening.
Pupils reciting in the third period in
room II will return this afternoon in-
tend of )rr‘luda) afternoon.
\
"lhtre ‘d: s retttai‘sal of the "King
hem" t-a~t. )esleiday afternoon inthe
assembly hall
Visitors from Stamford Lodge will
he the guests this evening at the regu~
lat session of Eureka Rebekah Lodge
l. 0, 0. l‘. The students of the English college
preparatory class were excused a )lit-
llt tailier \eaterday afternoon on )oc-
tuulll oi the. baseball game.
A regtllsr semimonthly meeting at
G. t.. will he Md thll evening. All
In others are urged to be present.
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Don't forget' that the candidates for
he tr. t k team will meet this after.
noon, at 3 U'thtk. at Mr. Thompson's
slat-e. on the Flatt liill road.
.\ rummage sale is being held in the
{Dimer Andrew liavey store, on Wash
inn'ton street .today, by the. members
of the Woman’s Guild, of Trinity. Hereafter all stitool room~ will be
Episcopal ('hurch_ *loeked at 3: 45 p m. Train students'
ILH} remain in the school building un-
til 4 o'.clock in tttrtrge of a teacher
Tomorrow there will be held in
Hartford 3 meeting of the executive
council of the stale. Knights of i’yth
ias Attorney Nehemiah t‘andee. of
this city, will be in attendance.
that time to Dr. Humbert.
Leaflets issued by the anti mesquite
league of tonnecticut. explaining how
to prevent the breeding of mosquitoes,
were distributed in the home desk
period, yesterday.
There is much discussion among 10
cal iitneurs about the agitation in
New Haven. Hartford and Bridgeport
relative to the question whether the
city officials really have the power to
punish over-crowding of jltneys.
The total number of enrollments for
the five summer ramps at l'luttsbuig
3“,, reached gm Several Nor'uktinhed. Mt. tiark was leader of the
There was a debate in Miss Hall's
‘tng. The question debated was: Re
solved, That the High school supple-
men hug signified their intentkm 0f t'ttfimiative side and Mr Davis led the.
”the debating was very
'l‘eat hers must report any classes after!
Junior English class yesterday morn-'
nwntary reading list should be shot-J.
no: sava-
ttjontinned on Page Seven.)
old The plant employs about five
hundred. and the other departments
Jre still in operation. Today, it was
ttldt‘f‘llm, as; a measure of safety,
. girls and women. a large number
of whom are employed by the ma-
t'tl’ l. were advised to stay home.
’lhe mayor refused to call out the
martin. and Adjutant General Cole, in
iiarttorJ. said he did not think troops '
lirlt‘ needed.
i’otice t'omuussiwer Arthur Woods
is ready and apparently eager today
:11 tell the Max :tglslative committee
which has h gut in .'.qutty into p0
tapping of telephone wires why
llir‘ police. its \'““\1 on the wire lead
mg to lllt‘ r~‘ti~m oi the "W Hill 0!
seynivur & 'Eeymour. Senator 'l‘liotnp
sun, tliairlnau o! the count." re. grout
tseti Mr \‘t'ot-da he should have on
upporllLllly to disclose the facts in
[Justification of the action of the
t IW
‘ NEW HAVEN, May l9.—Coronot
Eli It: will go to Annals to inquire
into the death of a striker there who
was shot during yesterdays demon
stration.
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llDllS! SEW 10
MEI Ml lilll
Bring Back lta Color and Lustre With
us;-
LOOaiNG AHEAD
Lyonsrethinkingof Building now is the time» u-
cure from the Leading le chants the materiah that are
~. needed We have on hu‘ a large assortment of BRICK.
LIME PLASTBR. CEMENT and a W other arti-
cues too numerous to union. We are in the battle for
business and loaded to the muzzle with jun the goods
wante .
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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First Big
Phone ”3-3. 131 Washington St.
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SALE OF
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CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET 1%.
Phones 108 and tag. i
CONNECTlCUT snAD SEA sass '
BLUE J ‘ COD :
WEAK HALIBUT '
MACKEREL TILE ’ ‘-
PORGIES FLATS . «. ~2
Bunm Long and Rould CLAMS ‘2 Suit; at IIIIOIOOI...I"..-goo ........... “.w “Ch 1””
LOBSTERS 25 Suits at .........:.~.... .................. fl,” each
71 NORTH MAIN mm 10 Suits at ............u ................. 39.95 each '
F mlivew 15 sm" .faaI'll....'...~......lIIOOOIIOI ‘12.” each #1!
”Suit!!! .saoosssosod’au. V
Grandma's 8a.. Tu Recipe.
l Common garden sage brewed into a;
heavy tea with sulphur and alcoholl
Iadded, will turn gray, streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and luxur-
|lunt Mixing the Sage 'Dea and But-l
phur recipe at home, thouah. is trou-
bleeorne An easier way it to get tho
ready-tonne preparation improved by
the edition of other ingredients. cant-x
ting about 50 cents a large bottle. at
drug stores, known as Wyeth's Sage!
and Sulphur Compound, " thus avoiding:
a lot of nuns. l
' While gray, faded hair is not sinful.
' weall desire to retain our youthquv-l
lpearance and attractiveness. By;
idarkening your hair with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound. no one
lean tell, because it does it so naturally
lso evenly. You just dampen a sponge.
or soft brush with it and draw thu‘
through your hair. taking one small
lstrand at a time; by morning all gray
hairs have disappeared. After anoth-
White Shoes
For Ladies. Misses and Children
Very dressy models in low or high cut styles.
White Strcltings
A fine allow of reliable makes.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
If WAOHMTOfl man
TILIPHODII um
..... . ..... 315,95 em. .,
Former prices $10.00 to $22.50.
Sale of COATS—
sSJXJSM C01“ .oooouoetonzo...“...... ....... ‘20“.
SPCCN CO‘tI .usssaoseeoe,- - - - $5.95. 87-95. $120“
SALE 01 SHAPES
$1.00
$1.50 and 91.00 Shapes ,.
TRIMMED HATS
$1.98. $2.98. $3.98
Refrigerators . -
attending the camp, and main others "“33“” “id“
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are panning to do so if arrangements good on 130'“ hid" “nil Mi“ HI" me or «application or two your h." hr.
COIIGI huntl'lnlly tin-s, glossy. on
can be rustle. trh“”"'”' “mm“ ”“u ”m honor“land luxuriant and you appear years . ‘ [CC Chests
A it i ”-l . { t [twm' we“ younger. \Vyeth's Sage and Sutphu' " “um “I The Jammy lull" Poof .
.-qu t nr. par _v . o mem ion: 0 Compound is a delightful toilet requir TYLE is long lived in 3.1,“
. ., . , , __ t g as. Instead of . . .
com mum mum Md “M mm A mm am my“ be t m "I. be" “0 It 1- not intended for “10 cut.» S hurried in manufacture. Plenty of time In being Many styles. in steel, and wood in all sues.
last night in the home of Miss Alli-etP‘NT- “k.“ “
Foley, on South Main street. Last
night's meeting wasthe lust sessionofl
the spring and summer. Meetings will}
be resumed next fall, ‘
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‘Mmttr-hpoumiuuuwwm
mayor-formant”;
'l‘ryRalstonsmonour
w ill at! salt at
m 8 °“ °' W" °" m '9'” AT MONEY SAVING PRICES
Come In and See Them
RAYMOND 8r SON
What Are Your Assets? .
f The scientific conduct of hualnau and personal affairs today clams
Amendments to the try-lawn were, the methods employed very dl‘inctly. ,.
valid at last night‘s meeting of Olive? Wall md Hi h Sta. F l D' t . ‘ '5';
Branch Lodge. Knights of i’ylhias. Avoid “e Dainty k I “new "CC on Nomalk' cm "
in]? ‘10.“! “mum” .aISO‘ 'fwll‘tidfl 1: of not having a checking enema. We Invite accounts which are ‘3’;
invitation to patrivmatt In in 9 gm" “Mm“ and courteous mutton. - ‘ fi__ -_ _ M— - w, _,
(lay exercrses that will mark the 275th -b ~H—-* . .,
. anniversary of Stamford. on June 10. Fairfield (' ountv NatiOna‘ Bank IrGl-OVBI.’ S Shoe Store 3 . a: at, “'64, F" Up “NI” M 1 if
There is nothing so rare this season THE OLDEBT gANK m NORWALK % ,FRED H. GAMING, .4
as a good tub silk waist, at a low 5 M'LTO" ELWOOD, 'ANAGH“ 1% Ar‘ 'UMPII Dinetorm [mm 4
price. For this reason you Will tnar- -____”_-____=__,m j. _______. _..-.-....___‘ SOUTH NORWALK out“ gm Ruldaneo I“
'9‘ M ”'e ”Wm” °°"°°“°“ °' W’ - ! """""' ’°‘- "“
beautiful waists, of reliable quality. i “—"—- ~"'~““*'“—‘”“““"’ 5‘ “- Milo 8‘. Se. NM
that are offered at $1.98 each, while 53 WALL STREET l fl , U true-tom — 493
the quantity lasts. at the N. B. Ryan 0. B. JaCkson NORWAL , ' I was!!! rod". in
Co.'s store. won: 433 ’ , 1m l'sir’t '
°"‘°“‘" ‘ Prices of Ru 5 ' mm” “' °"" ' R
,__u_._ g a.) ass-and Dean- ».- ubber
Mrs. lda Bresev. of this city, was _ ‘ ' g 1
granted a decree of divorce, with the' Everything kn Ute (’pthfll Linc l I . -W "' ‘ "' ““8 For
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fighm’éfjfflf; mifingf’géesrflfif . ‘ i have advanced, and will advance more, but we purchased a . L ADIES' SILK SUITS The Sick :‘w
"m °°“”- Jud” we“ l‘eard ".‘e Eyes Examllled l' Fee largo quantity last Feta, so that we are able to show a ; ' ’ Room :5
a” earner m the week' b: did 1?: t fine assortment of patterns in Tapestry Brussels, Body Ll $25 Value We sell Faultlm «Wm “
five his decision until yeete sy. e t .| n ‘ ,&
complaint charred cruelty. The hus- *“— m“ -..___._.___ l Bruasclhlklwt W and wan”, at Prices that are ‘ $18 e"! :ubber Goods snow
band filed a cross complaint. alleging ‘ CREDIT mm at quail and “m .
improper conduct by the wife with g “a lame small ”’2‘” & Cleaning CO. 1 far below the present value. _— tory service. ty
Abraham bevy. The evidence was ‘ —BRIDGEPORT— l — ' . “i
very wesk,nnd Mrs. firmer, represent ; _F0finer!y km a! W Itaarw Dyeing o ctmuu- Cs l This?r IS the Place to Buy YW Rugs ‘ ‘ _ ,
ed by Attorney William F. TammanY. ‘ " our: nurses. Cloves. m and Lane curtains cleaned. ~ “Ely & Brennan t Clifford Pharmacy; fr
won the case Attorney Maurice Land ‘ “Wm 41“, . LYN g.) m on, [flow t ' .
represented the husband. Philip Bre- ’ H 63' Pm!" l - . 42 SOUTH MAIN ST- So. Mail and Elizabeth SCI.“
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A mm N - 1 z The A. J. Angevme 8: Son Co. F—‘Hayflwom;mise , ,
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or bureau drawer in no pro- 6C We ar ; 1134—133 WASHINGTON 81‘. so. NORWALK. We said More ” , m ‘
Monarch: your value?“- t ” AUTOMOBILE insurance tr 1
When bums or mg n" Everything [nimble ill Neckwear for Spring, t... m m we WM
:‘g‘sfifihmmmflng_mm . v...” and World: high or low neck. made of 5.1; iii—lion a o ‘6 n no no o n H... m .,....... m." 9’ ALL KINDS _
~ outburshrand 1... pm: o.....n................... sow 31-50 . . , w t m... SPRAYING 1
. vaults. They'll keep your Organdy and Lawn Vestees and Chemisettes Kn For my 3031er come to US a . ‘. ,
ably at a yearly 25¢ 50¢ 31. 00.: p - a J lllaylondffohc. In season :3"?!
'3‘“ °‘ Georgette Crepe Veeteea in flash color and white; hand ° psi-mus woman tsetse stun-r waters .1 Beaunai & 3 .~
m mmidered ooaoeaiolI‘HOO-O‘amlolooecon-Isis:-use. $1. 98 2 chil‘fln’. “MC“... At'f,m. Ama."y' o ‘m‘mml. Inwmmm " J ML;#H
W good assortment of shapes and dfiigns in Collars of- o ' to en. to 25 cu . uotw oases sitters w gunman “we. 3“. Wt?“
h"?- “”t“°°““°°‘ hmwv-uew‘m-egwmm . 5-“ "m. -.:.:‘:°..:..t:';....... v. v... ...... .... ........‘ m"...
W MM Vi: trimmed. Pfimsgngefrom zutggi: ..°_ 6:23;". . sum-nation 'Imallth‘Ddou as: . vonx
til" m." "N“ Wand” ..-.......... 25¢ Wan o ‘ ' , I Aweary housewife-a . Pro! ‘ ”‘7 ,w
mutton A v v . “touch-«Plat! .
_ Wu‘" ‘ ‘ Wit-cl: Rain in" white- Nick Ind bud! “d ms t' :3, “mm, W your": : Well. then. a kindly neighbor asked mm. m, vm M “ , «in
"~- 7" ‘M' ....81.50 t: ”“"""”°°"' - "°°"“°° w wwm'tmww‘rrdt ”Mauser-enemy's. and
L 'l . ‘ t'nr new tin town—can m m " ' I.‘
A Dickerman m 30!! 5' aunt and return:
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