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.your more-thewwiilin; fee “wand.“ «do: "MMW“7‘°“ an m‘mzm gnu the J. .
wood.“ lust-stereos no “that. u
. Ofdedretmylutt'ie'eumunstued .
I“ Have you gued into brush ¢titoeted shingles. They use usual expense of pint. ..m‘: ggho‘hlvy ”cereal. “its: ’ i ’
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until. use . at... 3,5, gamers Yr.» "gt: 5:: 3.2m mew .s a. .. ......' “in... not.“ . Don t Let the Weather Man . .
your pistol that his ng ‘ . . neck and his hands are tanned do" i ' i .
Hill“ 0 fet' 11 th 3f course we have natural cedar shingles if you prefer, imam. illwhcts. 11.: no”: ”Ins .
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” ° “ ° “C” M'- s ...:t.::..'.tta.:r...::... than Fool You! .
rmt—silver lined? Th H 0 is bent down between his trout leer
Wk” his disheveled mane. bulletod by the!
“Ch charms have all e a'Ch 6 Ba'ley co. winds. being matted with snow, and’
,. broken and you fall to SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. through which the outlines or the
-rnan's form as he sits on the animal’i
. otoken that portend: a back may he faintly seen. The sub‘
.- . . . ,__,_ 0..-... 5” jet-t commands and is worthy of deep‘
of lightning that Will i ~ ————-——-——————~————~—- “My. H
.. you ready cash, get . "Incidence” by John Casscl is a l
. We Wish to announce that our store will be closed Sat- sketch that is sure to attract atten-
Buy Beacon Blankets
V itfiown on tetra firm . . ‘ w
,. . . a’ “'da)’, 00" 7- until 5 p. m-. on account of HohdaY- higa-érynbiii‘i“ pl:)'i:tr;m2 3* 33.02%?
3n your life Without a mur- q . “mm. 1,. side in," . . . ‘ ". ‘
. ) sits a dog with it
Mr. you'll need coal and bpecral Bargains for Saturday Night ought... Wit on t... 0M 0
month, and above him myriads 01 dies,
Md and butter; go to a; Women’s and Misses’ Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, b99512“ bulilifl‘fiicis arehlollinz 1:1 tie '
. i ~ - ; . sunstne. ’ ere s a sppy-go-uc y
ark—or go to smash! a su' Hat: and Tnmmmgs. i t J expression on the tramp’s face and, .
up Alterations free by expert fitters and tailors, about his forehead he has placed a. es 1“ oc
. f wreath of daisies. in the background;
CLOAKS MILLINERY {is shown a further. his body bent asi
e the holds the handles of u plow before: '
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FERRIS C0 AL . 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. scum NORWALK. g:3;;’,"’;,,"{;’,:“‘§.$3.313? "M ‘°‘“”‘“’°i-:-—-—--r—r- — » , .--..._,,_ , . ~~ .. ' " " J‘
We are the pioneer promoters of Ready-to-wear Gar- l “Winter in Silver Mine." by Hamil“;
. gton Hamilton; “Running Water," andt
COMPANY men“ for women m The Norwalks. 3"Tht‘ Garden," by Helen llamiltonf
:two sketches entitled “Nude," and? O
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THE GREATEST S litirnooraf by t; W? 'Pickgelili “The 7
, mall Le Lamb . . 20c lb 2:53.113“?lath?”*‘fil’iifih‘fm‘; - .
f FOOD VALUE . Leg Margin . ¥ . . . 16c lb ~3.i:'.;...t:t:.“iti iiiiifitilttif‘33::i The Greatest Display 0f Ready-to-Wear GOOdS
, “mm“ P'“ . Prime Rib Roast - 12’40-260 lb Is Represented Here
The “105‘ “0‘10le Shoulder Steak . . . 14c lb $35.22?'i‘t.£*..’.‘.i‘:3.‘;l”3f“"‘.;..‘.i.":;..:’“.’.:..1t’.t , t
deissert. $1")!de all For. Lamb , , , , 15.; n, .__...._...... - Smart Suits oi Broadcloihs, Poplins, Men S
- .S'ores. ry em ;‘ FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK. ‘ ‘
._..~ sauces Sanitary Markets 800'" toggling”! “m Wear Serges, Gabardihcs. Prices trom/
' ‘ '_ ‘s 32 Washington St. ‘ South Norwalk. i
:{fggfgfiggr " , 39 Ma)“ St' ' NOMdk' i (continued from tirst pale) $1500 0 to “$4500 0
M QffiCe and ResidenCe ! who, it was believed would become in-
, F’Bclden Place, Nor-Walk .. . ' 3tereatctl ill the boy scouts. At this -
. one I I , —9 ‘time. the following young men pledged
. ' 44 ‘ ‘ see Yesterday’s Large Adv. their support to the movement and
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Lady Attendant announced their intention oi joining
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. ' Lawrence K. i‘ntil. -, p are the LEADING MILLINERS.
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Monday Beer S meat and PfOViSlon (:00 . "t ”- ”mufimtm- - Here you will find more stock and more styles than shown by the combined stores in the .
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, (2 Stores.) M, ; mm“... J, mum _ city. Prices always moderate. .1 «
Get. 2 3 NORTH MAIN ST. '13 MAIN ST. . ' 33335.“; 3333353}. f
' inform» will be formed in ‘ South Nor-walk. Phone 1180. Norwalk. Phone 88:. :11‘(:‘;§r$",£§fi Shapes from . - — 750 to $10.00 i
. tf‘tichard ’M. Gleason.
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«Home. .—- "m- m*m~ tgtzgtigtoijjttm . gTrimme'd Hats . a - $2.98 to $20.09
5 ANDREW DAVEY, Inc. it‘issist‘tfiif‘“ ' ’ ' - . ‘ "
t1. Elliott Del“orest. —‘ ’ '
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~. 'Phono‘no l Archie Carter. SPECIAL s" The committee appointed to find a Marian M. Denny.
. . ‘ ‘ Ste hen Dolms. i ows f0“, successor to Mrs. E. T. Doughty as scc- ‘ ‘ . ‘ . It . a
98 Washlnfllon SI. 3011“] Nomalk i ., 11. Ti. 01“.”. ; rotary Mrs. Doughty having tilled this . “"ihlian‘lxabe'l, daughter 0: tr “it?
WWW ' t Leslie \\'. Gorham. t office in connection with her duties as ‘ ‘3' L‘ icon), 0 ' term “9’ L U ’
. ATLAS FARMS PEERLESS COFFEE . 1 Frank P. Rooney. cullmm SAIURDAYSi treasurer for some. months. because of this morning. at the home 0i 1191‘ iii!-
0 o t BUTTER “Th ‘- Any young man in the city who is ’interest in the cause reported the name rents, at the age of flue months. Fun.
‘1“ Buclness .. . . . e Be“ Colic: Y0“ interested in the movement. but who let Mrs. Edna Mailings and the clue eral :,t.x.‘.i‘.m “1" be held Monday
'1 POSItlvely the Flue" 313' Ever Dan tutts not present at the banquet. is ‘ ____.___. ‘wclcomcd her heartily. . H the lat ho d in
ter Produced" 3 1b, .urgently requested to be present at: (Continued from First page.) i Miss M. Estelle Sprnnuc and liliss’mmnmg' _ 0m ‘3 Y me, an "
‘ ‘ 37¢1b_ 2° S&H sump! Fae iTucsday evening's opening session of , l‘ilays, both of Sierra College. wereiimmfl" ““1 be in “‘9 horualk “m“
0 ege - _ ilht‘ school at which time he may cn~ made new members of the licpartntertt.ltoc.y,
‘ troll as a member. Plans for the coming fair were dis-
A number of young men outside of most encouraging account 0‘ “7:“! 1;“. m f i
, ' . . Knmor is willins‘lu do fbr t e c it muster! at lilat night‘s me ing 0 tie
lhgiraligi: illmt hat; {al‘rendyl srgnlitle? drcn if he has the backing of thol DEATHS AND FUNERALS' Officers' Association or the First Big.
.n on o o n ng l e scion. community. He proposes to have two
land this season‘s success is undoubt- trlct fire departments. Things art;
, , . c an ul entertainments a month en-l . Sara Elizabeth Fitch.
’9‘“) going to be m greater than that tirely to the children at the, regular:
‘ ‘ 1 ht looming along in fine shape at the pro-
of last ytar. prices.‘ tut-day mornings at ten and; 3m" Elizabeth “‘9“ died: lastng mutant time. and a bigger affair than
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, will begin next week. Mrs. Fennintan ; at her home. 30 West Main street. at
if 1011 HOUSE DERB" 0°" 6"E“"e sel‘mv ““3 finds that the mothers are delighted'tlte age or as years. Miss Fitch was
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l . »Sheiton mart who was injured, last i h' ve the children take advantage 0‘. ,
“gory Boulevard) - East In 1‘ l ' ink)", when a delivery automobile, thisdbut those living at a distance are Ian Old and well-liked resident 0f ho:- Th“ (“Winn“) ““595 0f Harold
“9E!“ Norwalk i . ldrivelt by John \\ oli‘. of Shelton, “M‘lln the difficulty that. they cannot leave walk. and her presence will be sore y iPOl‘it‘l‘. Benjamin Mct‘ryne. Michael
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. . . . n» ; d . a i Demonlck Christiano
WNOW OPEN his injuries at the hospital here lO'Isolution of this is proposed by Mrs. city. She was a charter member of B 9 "9 “‘
DINNERS AND ALL,
Tel. 371
o .OF SEA FOOD i
2w: ED TO ORDER. i
. 1g. O’SULLIVAN, Prop.”
elephant: Call 720.
\ dflY. Catherine Malian, of New- , ‘ - . . . were heard this morning in the up-
125 waShin ton Street Haven. another ”5.59“” in the “‘1‘:Ehtnhfliinagrfgtiongltgdfd cybzldgégeidume Norwalk M' E' Church, and hug]: town court before Judge Lockwood,
. .. g tonlobile, is in a critical condition in their neighborhoods in charge and add.igreat number of friends among but were continued for one month.
. gill): Tuss'ifiitiéhs agility: 2:; 8131:2131 cd that tfilcihadhindher section, forty‘memhers of that parish who were Attorney Dunbar represented tho‘
hams Francis Dillon and Wolr mm? B :05“ in f “c’ “spars“? dAldeehlr afternoon learn of her death boys in me hearing.
driver. were only slightly hurt. 'Wolr 2.131 913:). 033,333.? infrginnfmag'this morning. She is survived 17)"
is being held without bail pending an i will divide the. dinerpfi 39¢“th and two b:othcrs, D. Warren and Georgel - — --- - e ~———
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.. x: : investigation by Coroner 3“ng W110 :trsnge this matter by Vote of the do Fitch; and by one sister. Mrs. Nancy , :— .
em“. sent" Call “ ~ __ ____,___________ ‘ a??? “"9 ”0m New Haven W383 f01‘;lmrtmel'tt. thus adding to the very con-E hangom Funeral services will be1 ' ,
i W a purpose. Asidersble value of the work she has al- N! dnv afternoon at 3.30
RED H' GANUNG‘ i . it is alleged that Wolf had invitedtro'ady performed. It is pretty certain held on " on " . ’ n ‘ .’ fi-I F
Director and Embllmer ’ * Delicious Butter, a lb. _______________ .- . 36¢ the others to take a ride with him from . that the older peop]e will find them.it)’cloch. from the into home or the de~
. _ "d Ramon” J . """""" tSheltfin. andf that use filliOfllObllP-Hselves in the position of the mothersicea-scd, 30 West ‘Mainstrcet. Reta; t
. » . . rave “5 a 33 3999 on its rem”Hand fathers who have to take the ind N rwalk M.= o ,
T323224 N "a." 1* Pure Lard, a lb ' ' ' ' ‘ """"""""""""" 17¢ thri? had collided with another cargdies go the circus. for Mr. Kantof‘slig' £1313: v23$iiflit$itndointcrment i
' ' ' ° ' e are runn us into the tree. When ' t be mm“ at-n 4~ ~ . - . 1n
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. x" ‘ G a dmas Pancak ’ 3 pkgs - ' ' " 25¢ the car struck the tree. Seltzer, who! ijracuve. iwill be to the famiiyvplot in the Eustl .E
-—-. Karo Syrup, to: can cut to . ....................... 8¢ “9 Wins“ the “00'.“ the 08' mm; The chairman of the garden contest t Norwalk cemetery. . ; ‘ _
’ ' ‘, his feet 011 the mnnms board, msggaveaflnal and necessarily lengthy re-‘ .__.., . Shoe Style costs; nothing
a“ S t - 5‘19“th Eggs, a dozen - - - 1 ------------ . ---------- 35¢ thrown out and landed on his head‘ jgggfigfgmmzfmggnfifiEggtgénfi:i Funeral of Andrew s:rosi. , extra in this store for women.
I , "I S ; “’illiams’ Bros. Mustard, large jar ................ 10¢ 'HOSPITAL NOTES. ‘sallent facts of which are that the The funeral of Andrew Sarost. W130 men, boys and girls—{WP}; F
’ ‘ ' ' ‘ . William ’titm-av of Camp street iWOTk this summer COM $312.65; thalidied at the residence of his mother, in‘ should it if astore p ays atr
eitclustve ideas are up“ . ‘ ‘ ' ' ' '! there is still a balance in the treasury l S in Norwalk Thursday will be held But the style is always there— r
k ' ‘ l] was discharged yesterday. , ~ - 1.. I 0“ . . .
i3 our shoe 5 this la l _ , {of $30.60, and that It the scheme a to.fr h' l-tte residence . 13 Deani here!
esigned for the youngt 7» James Bundle. of Van 2am}; stream be continued the cost will he in the; 0m ‘3 ‘ _ . P' , th 1‘ bi“
‘ ' earnest! dcsii’c in- ' . was discharged yesterday, ' Inefghborhood of $400.00. In connectiontstreet. Stamford, tomorrow afternoon, lay the price at re la 9
‘ o y 24’C03383 Stf’W East Nor-walk. Mrs Mary mule“ of South No,,§with this the department-saveaheartYlat 1:30 o'clock. and from St. Mary's; quality and staunch workman- /
apparel- . z , . walk has admitted this morning vote of thanks and :ppreclatiton fm'church. Stamford. at 2 o'clock. Jn- “ship will always command-
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12.50. $15.00. WW ‘ 1£ilssggsfl§k§l grisly} 0: “allergist“ lab or 3.1mm?” in Springdale cemetery. He: quality and workmanship that
' ‘ “Isn’t you all’s paw afraid Meilh- Cupid 13 a mat joker. Just for up .-LO0Ki LOOK! LOOK! ! Under new business a full disco: is survived by s. widow and tour chil-i ensures long semce and com-
M . . , . ' - Just received from Long Island to- slon as to whether the Achievement dren. He leaves four sisters..mrg, :4 fort from the first wearing,
‘Cl‘yh‘ngco bent chickens will git into your gsr- riety once in awhile he gets busy with my flesh daught ilsh. _ 3cm, should be carried on resulted mt A. ”we, of Long Island; Mrs. A.I p”. ”60. $5 or 35-50 a pan-
: . " = . “1"". . his arrow shunting and tones a young 5 lbs. Butter Fish .............. 25¢ a very emphatic Ind 93mm icitvott’lnomm at Massachusetts and Mm; and get “1.3mm“: shoe am.
So N “7311‘. .. . .. 8 lbs Largo Weak melt ....... ., 26c that it should be so continue . Miss . ’ . f ti n 'n thi .if‘mu “on”
. - ° . .No. replied Miss Mill!!! Brown. single sink to go chasing utter 3 mm 3 “,3" Large no} . . ‘ _____ :- ._ .... 25c'lPlnneo was slain made chairman. ‘ P. .1“. Duffy and Miss Margaret Sttroal.j 3C .0 l B Y . .
w—sna‘tne’day “Dat's what v" broke up I“! mud fled git-l. Andtben it is an angry h}... 5 lbs. Herring I ........... 25c The committee appointed to finance'o: South Norwailt—lmd two hmthemi K ! 9 3‘! s
-‘ Wt ll 0 - ' -_. n r w; er St. “at the Scheme for an ther year was left} . t ee er S 08 tore
. y will; ééngj an scattered do seeds around rob: bond tries a little shooting on Moon WeAsthgggn’gtfomay trotnt’ 4 $10‘ in the bands of tge chairman of thefts?“ and Albert. of South Nor-i . .
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