WAR, MARCH 13. .1917
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1A antics of the Junior ilwpual
Lcague will be held this evening at 8
o'clock, at the Berkeley street chapel.
Albert 11‘. Beoslmw, Jr., employed as
night man in imgou’a restaurant. has
been ill av his home, id Leonard
street.
w—Miss E. Anderson, milliner.
Union street, South Norwalk.
Contractor Herbert Y. Carr has
5W work upon interior repairs in
the Iianford block, in N011!) Main
inset.
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A W quarantine
moved from the Searles home in Win-
nipauk, yesterday, by Health Officer,
Dr. William Tracey.
A dauhter but be“ born to Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas F. James, of Silver-
n1ine avenue. Mr. James is the form-
er Norwalk ball player and a well-
lmown carpenter.
~Before buying 1o11r Still: 1g ital. iu-
spelt hats at 10 Union >ll',l‘|‘t South
3011111111. .
wilLbe held every night
8 o'clock for prayer,
praise and healing at the Pentecost
Assembly. Raymond street. near Wat
er street. You are cordially invited to
attend all these services.
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Services
this week at
Colfax lilucampment will hold a post-
poned meeting tonight, 1111011 the Gol-
den Rule Royal Purple degrees will 1111
conferred on two candidates. Mont
hers go to Stamford Friday evening,
thia‘week, to visit WaSCu'svc Ellt'ulllp'
ment.
The litany friends of George Rollin-
son, son of Minolta Mrs. .iolm Robin
son. of Weston“, will be pleased to
“with that he has received an honor~
ahlo discharge from the tith t‘ompany,
of Norwalk. and ban joinud the rep.
ulars. lie is now at [tort Slocum
awaiting to he
tore regiment.
~<Apply horse Sell‘lw to the buying
of your hoilcr, Find out about. the
comfort and economy of liurnhaul
Boiler Copy (‘omiort Heat. Lord &
Igurnhmu Co, irviuglon, N. Y.
Mayor Anthony Sumicrlaud 1111.31111-
nominut'ed for mayor by the (tem-
ocratic city convention in Danhury.
lie is 11011 serving his 1.- ‘thilld term.
\layot South-Hand is 11 lieutenant in
the (‘oast iltillclv torps 11nd an a1iu~
tor it. it: belicted theic he is the
only mayot in the country who can.
claim the distinction of he-iut: an atla-
ton—X1111 London 'i‘tlegtuph.
Jolut t‘ttvanagh, 111a11agcr of 11111 t‘ro-
tut & Knapp ital factory timing the
early part of last 11 wk purchased
some valuable ducks from 'l‘iilcy, the
italicn bird tancifir lie put the m on
his estate on the old .Saugatuclt road,
Today four of the ducks are dead.
They were killed by stray dogs. Game
Warden Thomas F. Walsh is investi-
gating. '
While engaged in mending a ioaliy
gas pipe in the cellar of John Mc-
Guire's cafe in River street, Saturday
afternoon. a workman was nearly (11
crcome by the fumes of ctcaping il-
laminating gas. Dr. Kellogg and D1.
Iiradley were summoned, and a Call
for the ambulance was sent in. but by
the. thne this aid had arrived, the man
had practically recovered from the ef-
fects of his experience. He refused to
go to the hospital. \
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will its-passenger Studebaker cal'
1'11'ili..run between So. Norwalk and
Bridgeport, commencing Monday.
Leaves So. Norwalk at 6:15 a. m. from!
railroad bridge 0,11 first trip. Complete,
schedule later.
purpose of discussing questions
cerning the administration of affair:
was re- :
transferred to his fu-l
Exp it Hattmg itfietcncg 10 Be Amie-
ably Setttcd I
l’i‘f'aldtiiil litt‘ue ant Secretary
Shalvny, of the Hat Finishers: Presi9
dent Scully and Secretary O'Hara. of
the Hat Makers" and National Di-
rectors John M. Blflie, Jr. and Wit:
liam C. Pauli, of the United Hatters;
returned last evening 1mm 11 two days’
conference in New York with the 1211-.
3ecu:.ite.hnard cf the United Hatters.
The conference was called for the;
con ‘
in the organization and also, it is said
for the consideration of wage scales
for the ensuing year. The price hills
in all factories under the jurisdiction
'of theUnitedllalters will expire thisl
spring.
‘11 was stated today at the oificcs
of the, local associations, that it was
hoped settlements of the dispute that.
,‘caused stoppage of work in iht 'mak-v,
ling departments of some 01 th~ lucal
factories would be settled ,“llhln :13
I1er days. The officers of the male.
ers’ association are “(mullallilg 111.11 men cent “’5 csauti::1.
the firms in question for 1111 tttiiust- ,
ment of the difleynmtes.—---llanbul‘.\" . Rogers: &S[evens
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~ ~~~1 ~——-~ So. Norwaik Now slit
MALTREATED WJVES REQUEST I ’
COURT TO GIVE THEM RELiEF
Cruelty is the ground in two of the;
three divorce Ht'llolls tiled yesterday
morning in the superior court. lrenefi
M. Bennett of Bridaviport, wants 11 d0-,
cree front Herbert (‘. Bennett of;
Bridgeport. The. couple were marriedI
March 4. 1910, Mrs Bennett‘s maiden
name having been irune .‘tlvrgan. She;
asks the court to allow her the c11~‘~
tody of two minor children. .
lertrude‘ Dennison Freeman of Newl
Canaan, sucks a separation from Ed-i
ward ll. Freeman of Bridgeport, on the‘
ground of t"‘l'l|(ll\' The couple wctel
lil'dll‘l"d December 18,1900.
May Mutin, itenucdv Bird of Stam-' ,
of.
lord, accuses Frederick G Bird
Saratoga N Y of dcscrtion Feb. 3.;
11m. The mar'u1iu c tool: pltltet (lotu-
her 26. 1908.
“tumor“
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Tell How They Regained Strength.
and Vigor
Stcuhcntille Ohio. —- ".\ly linsband‘
is 711 11111.; 11 us old and I am 78 ytala
of age and 11 (1 one our .uootl health to
Vinol, the greatest strt until creator.
and medicine tln't‘c 1.1. When eitht‘r;
one of 11a 15’! into a \vcal-Lonr-d, run-i
down condition. \‘inol ha. never fail-1
ed to build its up and restore strength“
“'11 have often said we would not be:
living now were it not tor Vitlol.”~
Mary .\. l.1'1'. ;
Til-3 reason \'tnol is so ciliclvnt in
buildingr 11p strength for \‘t't‘llkellt‘tl,l
t'ccblc old people is because it con-i
talus boot and cod liver pcptoncs. iron
and manhunt. so pt-plonatcs and nlyccr-j.
ophosphatcs, the most successful 1611.1
its known.
We wish 1'\'t1l'y person in South Nor-1
walk 11 ho is suffering irom :1 weaken-.
1d 11m don 11 tlt\ll:lllZPtl conditionr
would 111 Vinol on our guarantee tot
return their money it it fails to hene~
fit.~i«‘rank H. Baxter, South Nol’walk.
Also at the leading drug stores in all
Conn townsc-Adv.
Swat
1 unuovns IKIN Arrnc‘nous
Ono nook-go prove. it- Sold and
cannula-d but above Vlaul daught-
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DRAFTS
to the
Old Country
for the
Easter Time-
“White Star’ or “Cumrd.”
J. M. Laytou&Co inc.
Real Estate and Insurance, l
South Norwalk, Conn.
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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 month to avoid
taking risks—~“Saiety first.”
Light weight, Spring Over-
coats that are a comfort,
at convenie:1ce.and a corn-
WATCH YOUR
It You *1 Have
Any Junk
8'. Julie
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street? E1111! Norwdk
SELL
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'5 Rowan St.
1111 All Tiled Out and
Cannot Bake
A weary housewife said.
Well then, a kindly neighbor said, 1
! the Young People,
why don’ t you buy your
bread?
l‘m new in town—can you sug-
gest where I had better go?
1 is home- made bread you
want, just go to 3, Monroe.
The Banner Bakery
Tel 367 5 Monroe street
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to the
March 11.11115 are blowing
' And coal will burn,
Be prepared to meet any emergency,
And bring the cash with you
We are loaded to the muzzle and
Can fill your wants,
Phone 113-3.
‘ FOUN ?AIN HEAD.
F or Jed 1 Anthracite COAL.
Wei ’ ave enough and to spare,
- RAYMOND
C 01V! ll}
Ye {Loo}: from theNorth East,
South and West, éomc
BROTHERS
131 Wichinzton St
Fm Delivery.
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' Gosling Clams," for baking and frying ‘
t . Roe and Buck Shad , ,
g 5 Escallops-tong and Round Clams
FREEPORT OYSTERS
All'Kinds of Fish
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
'Phonu 108 and 109.
71 North Main 31.
Classy Shoes
For Boys and Young Men, Misses and
Children
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Distinctive Styles That an: Sure to Please
l Hosiery of It" Kinds
t CONNEALLY
81 Washington Street.
81 BRACKEN
Telephone 1475 2
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THREE STORES IN ONE. no sums T0 cum
,BUY YOUR SPRING ’FURNITURE NOW FOR Fl} ‘
DELIVERY
Baby Carriages
in all the Latest Designs .
Colors
Dont deny this beautiful sunshine and balmy weather
the youngster—~“The greatest tonic of all. '
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gCarriages $14.95 to $4.85:
,‘Sulktes $4. 95 to $1 Hi
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We Specialize in Furnishing Ham
Complete
,Openva1 Charge Account .
5 Sterling Furniture C01:
1274129-131‘Washilltil0“ 5'» 50~ ”0""
. PHONE 105 '
mason: 21:92. ham
‘0. l. JACKS.
WHY NOT?
You are conscious of you"
eyes—they ache, water. blur
or in some way command your
attention.
THEY ARE ASKING FOR
HELP.
OUR OCULISTS‘ are CQM-
PETENT. Why not let them
take care of your eyes?
THAMER
“The Threeo Eye Service”
Oculiltn. Optometrists, Optician.
8? Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. till 9 p. In. Est. 1897.
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011 Reliable Junk Firm
Best prices paid for all kinds of
look. Automobiles—a specialty.
Send postal or telephone.»
L. EFFR‘ON
East Norwalk.
Tel. 19116.
Tel. 1906;:
1.1111 \ 111111 .:f
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\ \‘l‘ finnefih
111,111.11 11011. what you earn, itais; what. yamsave‘ that?
connts‘. Now! ' is theatime. to; open? a;1»S:fivings --
ample evidence of tncreasin
‘ tested. g
, The City N attonal Bank
f BANK STATEMENTé
l Our‘ Bank statements should be carefully looked over—-
The prudent business man notes the consecutive state-N
ments of the various banks and in this way selects a per-
manent banking connection.
We WOUId be pleased to have our statements examined
strength and scope is maniw
——in them there is reason for believin th
at th' s B k
would make a desirable depository. g I an
We loan money on farm mortgage.
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OPTOMETRIST'
58 Wall Street.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in (30113.1
Shell Shut-0n and Other MOuntinES-
tions piomptly filled. Expert Repairing.
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CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam 1 eat ‘
111w
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attat'.;hed also Restaurmi I ' '
and American style.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut St.
N. J.,DISESA, Manager.
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J. DISESA. Proprietori
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98 Washington
PHONE 410,
, me can
t me can
} Peaches....;..... 15c-can
Grated Pineapple . 181: can
Sliced Pineapple . .. 18c can
Strawberries . . .
Plums ' . . . . .
Andrew Davey, Inc.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
l . , Sale. 011: Cannédiiruit:
1
Logan Berries or Raspberries.
No.1 cans Apricots, Peaches or Pears
St, 80. Norwalk
1.80. can:
Asparagus 18c can
Asparaguspbcs‘t .. . 251*... can .
Asparagus Tips. . . 251: can
Cherries 25c can.
Cherries 15ccan
2 cans ior 25.1:
Mary F Lumplnttn,
POSITION
j March 12.4 Mrs.
one of the few
women town clerks in Vermont, 11110
was first elected ,,twenty-_tlvc years
POW \‘EL VL,
IN 1 .
“MEWS; nun WOMEN'S
.1 CLOTHING. 1 .
DESKS, TYPE\VRITER TABLES, TELEPHONE“ V
ago under a law permittingwomen to
serve in this capacity, announced to-
day that she would not} be a. candidate
for. reelection. Mrs. Lampman‘ has
she took over the. duties .whtle..her
husband elected in 1866,..wcscle11k.
been in charge ot.the. office longer
than .the official record ludlcdtea, for 1‘
CHAIRS OF MANY MODELS.‘
‘ EMMOND- about"
’ .wus‘ARE snowme-
NEWEST spams STYLES
manusco sum -
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; Funeral Directors and Furniture, Dealer»?
;. W511 and High StS. a
l Free Auto Delivery to. Norwalk and V' mini 1,,”
, 33' Steamtlityiiig‘xfit 111m '
Fpnmriyt 5111mm «Dridnqpmrt' Steam Dyelng,
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