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Palace Theatre three times 31011de A wine-oer Polio.
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1111; Helen Button.. 0! linemen An in Wood Carving in its Many
avenue. was taken. with a had attack akin-c1196
of appendicitis while at work yester- ”5.3"“ ’M 3-
' Public ealth Nursin .
day and was brought to her home. Steele 3 ill. 3
Going Abroad Overland.
f—iApply horse sense to the buylns'lCook, \V. A. & O‘Shea, M. Y.
of your boiler Find out about the The Child and His spelling.
comfort and economy or Burnhsui1P 853:1 3:“; ow .‘0 Know Him i
Boiler Cosy Comfort Host. Lord I: Winebesthr, C. T.
31111111311! CO Irviugton, N Y. Wordsworth, How to Know Him. 1
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spending the week end at the home'Huneker, J.
or her sister, Mrs. HemmingwaY. 0f Fm“ Liszt. (Gift)
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New York city. . I Modern painting
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—-DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT ! Music and Bad Manners.
Town Assembly Hall, Croce Bro. B-lBrlsco, N. '5
. Fundamentals of Sallsmans‘nlp
piece ombeaka—Cflwxhedral Chime‘. s. litutley. F. - \
—""—" Elements of Mineralogy.
)1! Monica, who owns the shoe re— Russell B ‘
pair shop at the corner of Water nudf Why Men fight ‘ ‘
Haviland Streets, has taken Joseph Yeilésgigsn- %
Putlguano. on expert shoe mechanic. KW“ Who 1917 ..
as a. partner Commencing March T1“. World Almanac.
15th they will call for and deliver tree Swolle. H. B.
of charge. shoes to bé iepaired Theyl Inside the German Empire.1916.
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W111 hate agencies in Rowayton, Du l History of Creeds and Confessions.
ien, Westport. Belle Island and Token- of Faith.
eke, also at R. Raymond‘s grocery Kllduff, E. J‘
store 011 Elm Grove street, South Nor- - The Private Secretary, Duties and
walk ‘ 1 Opportunities.
' (Vinotherc, J D
in spite of the l-landicnp
~rl iii-passenger Studebaker cur Ayres I; p
Willi-1m between So. Norwalk and? Laggards in Our Schools. .
Bridgeport commencing Monday Allen. J. .y ‘31
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railroad bridge on first trip Complete Ollivant, Alfred_ '
schedule later. i The Brown Mare.
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Co Tuesdny evening. March {128?}: 1V1??? $119.19 l.‘mbulost cap. .16.
“3" “I" 39““ monthly meeting 0 ton of the Silver Moon.
ollc Union Council, No. 46. K. of C, Nesblt. E , ....
the members will be entertained bl’l The Enchanted Castle.
Mr Russell ..l Dunn of New York city, i Nesblt‘, E
who will be a guest of lecturer John The Red House.
‘Nesbit. E. l”!
J F.1rrell.3\lr ouun has won greatgh’e Book of may,“ . H
praise in New York city and “M“itytlume «Mrs J
as an able and aggressive talker, along War phases Atcoiding m llarln
anti-soclallst lines and his visit toiJenltlns, H
d Bindle. . '
Norwalk is looked forward to wuhfflayward I... b
much pleasure. The members or the. The Way Hearts Go. ‘
South Norwalk CourtCil and the!" Sinclair May. 3 " is
friends h we been invited to attend.’ The Three Sisters, ‘
. 1 .. me ts will holMulllns, l. M. ”H
After the lecture rtlrffih “ - The lilossom Shop. 1
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served ‘ Moore, G. - 1
‘ Esther Waters. . - t
~Latest“coloxs, sol‘t l1ats,0‘llzlen vaena’ J_ 3 _ ., ‘ ,
—.-—-——-~ A. Drake, by Geoxge. .
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\lo’uces huv been sun out that h\ , ‘
6‘~.("-r011111y “fleeting 111' _F11l1lle'.l Th9 Klondike Clan. 'lnlo of the
11 Great Stampede
Cmmty of the Sum“ Association 0‘0"” A M. .-
wlll he held in Daub. 11 at. the Univer- Tumbleweed 57,.‘3. .
schst Church at 11.31 next Wounds, ‘Ylebsl‘klr‘ H. le l? .T
‘ . W 11111 1. 1010mm rod. .
any, March 14th. ll:- traln {£3 Illidner R W "-’“,3“ '
itorwalk arrives in Dimhtlry 11! 10. GU1HblP"l‘r,avels .
'l‘.m trolley which pm 01 the Danbuiy Hall H .1".
1.1111 wad statlon transfers to one Mitch W hut lie Least lhxllompd i
1 t \ ti1 lumh ~00“: ‘ 1 .
4115M». the placr 0. mto :f’ ,. Ev- g Purlilims of the Night. ~ A 3‘ 3:
con ..t fifty cents uill 1e 11"\ d. Galsworthy, J. ' .3 '
,rzryztt'y in it"aiifleld County “ho wrsh- The. “an of Property .- y .
0;. to know about sull'irgn is 111x11, Sinclair, Mm . w |
.' ~ ~. 1 1 .' n H V0111 The ludppmpm of Eve, -.
to only ltqilllt‘mfll him, 1111 \ Dyer. “1A. '
must he soul as soon as posenhle Io Gulliver. ”w Grout.
Dr. Sophia Pmfield, 37.1: Main St, iii: Shaw, (7. B. 3...“;
one wishes to be present 111 luncheon. Cashel Byron‘s Profession. ' ~
It was~the Fairflold County Suffrage (“flf-‘m. J-
Mggor of tho Narcissus. .
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Aggnrmflqn which lummhl M 55.11.11 \nn‘flmmnk My . . ..
nette Roihin t0 Bridgeport last 8011- Ram'h Girls at Boarding School.
dav and filled the Lyrlc Thanh-,9 not- ———
Vithnmnding the storm and Hip fa.t -cHiEt ”“wfl¢"EB s PILLS
that ex- musident Taft “as speaking at H 1310“)!!!“
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croup Mrs. R. MLRaney, R. F D, 2: . Z DRAFTS
Stanford, Ky., writes: , ffMy little gut to. tfig . ; ‘ 1'"le
had been . 11an many evely few O‘dcoun‘ry
nights; I began t6 We 1“” a few for the
drops of Foley’s Honey and TarVLom-
pound every two or three hours, and Easter Time
that night she slept well, never cough- “White Star or “Cunard H
ed any. and the .next. day her cold Was ..
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. 3 gr p ' ’ South Narwalk, Conn
iif it is home-made bread you
’.5 Rowan St. > East Norwalk‘
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WATCH ’voue STEP
This means. you need a
Spring Overcoat to _bridge
over between the heavy
overcoat season and the
balmy days that are coming.
It’s‘The 'mouth to avoid
taking risks—~“Safety first.”
Light weight, Spring Over-~
coats that are a comfort.
'a convenience. and a corn-
- mon sense precaution.
Rogers 81' Stevens
So. Norwallr ' ' Nem‘alk
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It You Have
Any Junlt
.‘é‘l‘a S. Julie
Phone 499- 3
37 Fort Street. East Norm-
rm'illl Tired ”Out and
' Cannot Bake.‘ :
A weary housewife said.
Well then. a kindly neighbor said,
why don’t you buy your
bread?
I'm new in town—can you sug-
gest where I had better go?
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want, just go to 5 Monroe. ‘
The Banner Bakery"
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The Schooltiine
of Life
is a critical period for the
‘eyes. Proper Care at this time
may prevent much trouble
later on. Our‘ 'OCUL'ISTS
make ' careful examinations
and do not put glasses on the
children unless necessary.
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' Ocullctc, Optometrists. Optlclanc‘
87 Atlantic 811., Stamford. Conn.
Open Sat. !till 9 p m. Est. 1897.
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SPECIAL‘j
31: lb. lot RAGS
only if you send postal or tele.‘ ' ’
.iphone NOW._ Best prices for. all
Mother Junk' until further notice.
' Automobiles a Specialty. '
L. EFFRDN.
Tel 861 5 Monroe street
Ye 990?: $331 the North. East, .South and Went, come
. to 131 ;
. ' FOUNTAIN HEAD.
Far Jed. 3 Anthracite COAL
Wt: have mafia and to spare,
Hatch winds are blowing
And coal willdmrn, ‘
Be prelim-91f to meet any e nergency,
And bring the cash With you.
We are loaded to the muzzle and . ~ -
Can fill your wants, '
RAYMONDBROTHERS
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CPhoneu3-3. 7‘ ‘ :yWnnhhfihon St.
Goslmg (Jams, for baking and frymg
, Roe and, Buck Shad»
-Escallops-Loug and Round Clams
FREEPORT OYSTERS
All Kinds of Fish
Cuthill’s Bridge Fish Market
y 'Phonu 1N and 10!.
no. Dollnri. ‘ , ' 71 North Main st.‘
ClasSy Shoes
.‘For Boys and Young Men, Misses-and
- Children
Distinctive Styles That are Sure to Please
- , the Yunng People
Hosiery of All Kinds
CONNEALLY .& BRACKEN
8: Washington Street.
7 Telephone 11175-2.
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.. 3 .Domestic and Foreign Needs
There are many business men having individual banking
needs peculiar to their own affairs.
The best equipped bank is always ready to meet
prom tly requests for any definite service. Hg
fracilities of this Bank are comprehensive and offer
a personal service to each customer, covering all his do-
mestic and foreign requirements. We solicit the business
of~ all in need of broad banking facilities. .
I! d We loan money on farm :fipages. _ ‘ . .. j
Allin Line of (lithe Furniture
DESKS TYPEWRITER TABLES, TELEPHONE SETS,’
11_CHAIRS OF MANY MODELS
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: Free Auto DeliVery, to netwuk and Vicinity. ’
2-year. 3 genre” 6 years
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counts. Now’ r: l Milli“
7Tb}. Cfiy‘Natignal B‘ank ll
w...“ _..
. a q...“ 7“ m — “9"" «35.5% .,_
THREE STORES IN one. no sums TO cLl .
Sterling Furniture Co
BUY YOUR SPRING FURNITURE NOW FOR PU C
DELIVERY '
*\ the youngster— ‘The greatest tonic of all. "
‘Don’t deny this beautiful sunshine and balmy w thigh:-
We Specialize in Furnishing‘H
Complete
Open 3 Charge Account
Sterling 1* urniture C
127429.131 Washington St, So. No“. “ ‘
PHONE 105 - 3
”ll .‘1 "’42 .
Funeral DirectOrs and Furniture Dealers . ~ l ' "
OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in- Gold
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings. ‘
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists' preset!
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
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. CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated. e
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restauran I
and American style
~ Corner Monroe and Clicstnut‘ . '1’
N. J. DISESA, Manager. J. DISES‘A‘, .Propn‘
'7 Railroad Ave. -
FreshEggsat..........
Mackerel and White Fish at. 5
Home-made Crullers at ..................
.gome-mage Fish Cakes at ........... 25¢» -d
ome-ma e Clam Chowder at ‘ ‘
Smoked Salmon . ”.254: per qt
Link Sturgeim at
ouOI-gu-n
Boneless Hurling at . . .
a
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odern fBuSiues‘
more necessary aid
I. mac”. business than the right ban
tion. ‘
.. . “This iii-“37‘-
“mess ZlfiCOti
nose to“. be er every possible or
‘ ceis will he plraSEd t0-, have '
over your requnementstwrtli it
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