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Estimates Cheerinlly Given
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J. A. Rum
o8 So. Main St. So. Norwalk.
iiy News
WEATHER FORECAST.
. rV Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
-ht; Sunday fair. The distur-
.99 which was central over Iowa
terdayV morning has moved north-
bly pass out the St. Lawrence
y, tonight. It is causing cloudy
unsettled weather, with local
were in the Lake region and along
Atlantic coast north of Virginia.
ant Weather prevails between
Rocky Mountains end the Mississ-
river. Frosts were reported in
western districts as for th as
sea. The temperatures ntin‘
Viov'v for the season in the northern
western ’dlstricts.
gallons, umbrellas, canes, O'Brien.
The South Norvialk Trust Company!
3 flies their depositors to consult
V fit them freely about their' individ-
'V” ual bualness or financial transac-
-:. In this way they will receive
4 e fullest benefit from their banking
nnection.
Pity the poor market gardener in
. 6 days of The new rush back to
soil? Maybe he will suffer, but
_ e chances are thache will not, be.
use the quantity or ~tood‘supplies‘
' twill actually be raised by ema‘
rs in all probability will not be
"I
-V~Soft hats at various colors O'Brien,-
t will be a Big Heap Time in
us Tribe of Red Men next week,
dhesday night, .when Cockenoe
e of Norwalk, ,thirty-iive strong,
trail to these hunting grounds
_ work the Hunter’s and Warrior's
Vagree. The visitors will also bring
ong the traveling blanket. There
lalso be lndians from Stamford
d Bridgeport. A large attendance
Ponus warriors is- requested. The
air will conclude with corn and
nison —-New Canaan Advertiser.
here is more than one way to get
Vuu'Von people" into'the army and
vy, there to give up their lives and
. their blood, when the times.
t "slackers" may continue to bleed
government and the people. it
. or th anui‘acturers follow the
.. is of the Massachusetts shoe4
Vufacturers and my oil thousands
' their employees, they will no doubt
aiding and abetting "the large
p of wilful men" at Washington,
o prefer the volunteer system or
VV‘Vian an army and navy to the more
= oera and fairer method of a
essly and favorlessly ad~
onseription or draft. r V
NCING SATURDAY NIGI'IT
tward to the Lake region and will '
i
, illeient to make much difference to -
vSunldays By Appointment Only.
a N O. .‘
Our new irons fish! we“
overcoat will minor up to
. your satisiufion. Just right
for cool days and a necessity
almost every evening for
many moons to come.
Models that have set the
pace for this season. For
young men, close ‘ fitting
coats that show the figure
to advantage. For con-
servative men, the straight
back, loose hanging coat
Many other styles to suit
all tastes and all pockets.
Prices—sis to $39.“
Rogers}: Stevens
So. Harwell: ,.
s e:
Norwalk
A pleasant little birthday party was
given Thursday in beau oi the ninth
blrthdly of Miss Ullisn Mary;
Keteham, daughter oi: Mr. and 3111s..
Frank a. Field, at 23 Unicoln avennue. '
In keeping with the present times the
decorations were in red. white and;
blue and the party opened with the
singing of the Star Spangled Banner;
by all the little ones pgesent. The
usual games were played, and vietro-l
la selections were enjoyed, also patri-l
otie songs which Were sung with a
will. Prizes were won by Miss EdithV
Marugba. Carl Schaeif and the conso'
llation prize by Miss rMildred Gibson
luncheon at 6 o'clock they found the
table prettily decorated with large
and small Amarican flags and all
joined in the salute to Old Glory. At
6 o'clock the children departed all° de-
ViVPoorVismn
.
EYES NOW
Don’ t antler from the results
of ‘your neglect later.
We retain ,the exclusive ser-
. inc eyes.
We make no charge for the
examination. ‘
“Let us care for your eye
. Sight n
.V
THAMER
"The Three-o Eye set-vice"
Ooulists. Optometrists, Opticians '1
er Atlantic sq. Stamford, conh.
_,pggn,Vss~i.V.VtViii_Vs ‘p. in. no; 1397.
"TAKE CARE OF Youn-
vices of OCULISTS to exam ' ‘
. 'clarlng Lillian a successful little hos—
tess. Many pretty, gifts of remeinfi
branee were received. Those present-
were: (Bsby .Madelh‘ .‘Hedenberg,’
Frances Lynch, Mildred Gibson. Edith
'iMarucs, Verna Monashan. and Lillian
'Keteham. Master Renwlck Lewis;
Richard Beebee, Carl Schaeu. Freddie
and Harold Bissell and Freddie Ham"
Vilton. <
Mrs. Wilford Bodwell and Miss,‘
Sadie Bodwell entertainced at cards
Seymdltr street. The house was preh-
tily arranged for the occasion with
roses and gther handsome flowers.i
Favors, eoslsting of silk American
{flags and programs, trimmed with the
jnational tri-oolors. gave the affair a
itouch of patriotism. There were
eight tables and during the middle III
itho games, dainty refreshments were
served. Mrs, Howard Crampton won
the dirqst prize; Mrs. Frderiek W.‘
Thompson, the second. ll rs. James
Golden, the third. George Van
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~.W‘lthout Plates
r. J. H:"‘Maller'y
p.111.
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I So. MainSt. So. Norwalk,'Ct.
Hoursga.m.t05p. m.,7toa
Alystyne, the fourthgathirs. Frank
Woodward, the iitih.~.
M m he ”“0 Dilddoouoono’leoeJ- m
LugsCsliiordsPn-ss....e......_...... 2 n...- («25¢
Golden assess Codes M. tum, gins. {MW
W0.“ WI: P“ 60‘. inane-nauaumuna... 15¢
Fine Old PortorSherry Wine, gallon ....~..;...... 81.25
Monogram Rye Whiskey. $1.00 size 85¢
Tm: Brand Cocktails 35¢, 35¢ 31,00 bottle
FREE DELIVERY EVERYWHERE.
A F. Beckmann 8: Co;
GRUCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
,samssg Washington '.
Jelephone neg.
estate, ’ib Strawberry lliil.
'tioned at Boston, Mass.
{the residence of Mrs.
Seymour street,
I postponed until
i May 1st.
{When the little ones filed in fdl' theiri —
yesterday at the farmer's; home, 6' V
CENTRAL HOTEL." ,
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam hosted. electric
and American style.
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Switzerland has
Corner Monroe and Chestnut St.
.DISESA. Manager .
ARE YOU ONE
In every thousand of population
544 savers
Sweden . . ' 386 ,
Fm“ . V . VV " 346 u
England . ' V 302 . “ '
Italy: are “
Unit¢il States‘ 168 s“
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Are: you one of- the' severe: who» has
thought enough to look ahead, and safeguard his
future?
If not, you Can begin today by depositing
One Dollar or more in our %vings Department
at 4% compound interest.
It is your patriotic duty to save.
The Peoples Trul Company
OF SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
e
fore. .
- lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian .
. Tel. 1555.
l. DISESA. Proprietor ..
eeiued 679 votes for the otilce.
,______‘_
attended an ofloers' conference in the
,ed.~and-the meeting was attended by
odlcers (rem the coast artillery eon
panics oi Norwslk." Stemiord, all
Greenwich;
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Wilson H Lee, New Haven mm
her of the state iood supply commie-
slob. believes the 11. 8. Government
should pass military legislation which
would enable Uncle Sam to draft lien
for service on farms; Secretary at
Agriculture Houston ‘will ask on-
V'gress for some such provision because
' of theshortage of farm labor.
The Wesiport avenue hill continued
to claim its victim's. Yesterday alters“
noon at party of Bridgeport residents.
riding in a Ford machine, crashed in-
Vio the, stone win at the top of the.
hill, and smashed their car up consid‘
erably. No one was hurt. The dam-
aged machine was towed to Vanni
—-————. \
Mg Marghret I. MaeFarisnd,
Brothers' Garage, in Chestnut street.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mac-g
Farland, of Indiana Place, who is to
,wn Assembly Hall, Grace 3130.8-
. rehestra—Chathedral Chimes. V_
ET A KODAK BANK... ‘
VYVOUR Vernal: FOR a
CAMERA '
. . Record.- “The nvwest thing on record,
SMART SPRING
F ASHIONS
VV 10f ,
Women’s High
Grade Shoes.
Pumpsénd Oxfords
The well-dressed woman
will find here Style that ap-
peals "to her most critical
tastes.
.g—n-s'
The-Children’s Store
Elwood&Glover
V» m wssblo’ton St.
douchV Norwalk " ‘ .
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The following letters remain un-z
claimed at the Normal}: postoiiice for
the week ending April 21,1917.
Acerm'an, Mrs. Alice St. Thomas.
Beck, Miss Johannah E.
where repairs are being made.
”A—
Under the auspices of the Crofut
Thurss$mluseߢonssmd
meow aredoiegsoueism
gamentng works. the Frank I’M
‘ City Auditor William E. Kellie“
contributed a box of cigars to the
package which is to be sent to the
Naval Militia. Fifth Division, now also
The meeting of the Friday After-
noon Club, which was to be held at
Mulligan on
. Monday alternoon.
:next, for Red Cross sewing has been
"Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs.'George Thatcher Gu rn'sey. of
Captain [hart A. Mossman, and‘
Second Lieutenant Jesse T. Dunbar
Stamford armory lastV evening. Cap-
' ‘ltain Douglas. 0! the U. S. A.. meal! .‘
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Safety-Porch Gates
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MM «inflected oak-all well.
minced-er with rivets fitted
with bolts and screws for {eastern ,
in: to‘ grass posts. .
a Sizes-3 it. Porch Gatesm $1 .49
1 ft. Porch Gates 3249 ~
Independence, Kansas. elected .
president-general or the " Vional So M F" WM
ciety of the Daughters of e Revolu- ‘ fl 1069 2
lion at a meeting held in Washington. ~ - ‘ ' - -‘ »
D. 0.. last week. .Mrs. Guernsey n- ”W “E in .. 3°- ”'7’“:
mum
Drug Store
”a More msm
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" . "V'T‘ “WEN. _
“lineman .
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Darya Was!
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FAST FREIGRT LINE TO NEW‘ F ‘
YORK. .1 .
THE'AW 1. SMITH VV‘I’RANS.
, rewritten use. too.
Freight toot leaves Pier 27 East
River, It" York (loot of Catherine'_
St.) every day except Sunday, at 8 p.
Ill. Freight received at Nomalk up to
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Formerly known oral-lonelier! Steam Dyeing a cleaning~ Co.
249 State Street
Silk Dresses,_aloves,;llanltets andVVVLaoe Curtains Cleaned:
-. a. LYNGE, Prop. _
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some linen tablecloth‘and napkins to
match. as a gift iro’m the class as n -
body. Last night wee the last night
that Mrs. Ba to will take part in the
meetings 0:916 social organisation,
inasmuch as Rev. Barto has been
transferred to another parish.
Benedict, Hamid
(Breckenbrdige, Jessie
V‘ Cole, Miss Helen
Sonway. J. ‘
’ Carrol, Michael. Winnlpauk '
Caperton, Miss T. W.
,Carter, R. E. , V'“
ICavanaugbwiMrs. Rose
Eastmandvirssil. E.
'«Fuller, Sarah“
Have you heard the new Jass Band
«son—roweucoinmson 5
a big hit. Hear it at Donnelly's, 16
South Main street, ‘
go
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- ‘ Watkins, Thus.
Foster, Miss Sarah 2 T
Grazen, Mrs. Nellie - ’V -
Gaskin, Miss Maria, St. Thomas -
Grillln, H. ‘ “it
‘ Harrington, Mrs. M
Hogan, Mrs. H. L‘.
V'Melker, Mrs. John
Moses, Dr. Theo. ,
Madden, Victor ,‘ 1
Nonnan, Miss Catherine V.
Osborne, Frederick V
Redaek, Thea, “
Tibhels, Mrs. L G.
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.. RAYMON
Funeral Director-swirl Furniture Dealers.
Vital: and High SVtsV. -~
the market today:l They com-
hide all of the best features
1 'A splendid assortment of
,EDDY’ .‘REFRIGERATORS
V that mean the scientific saving“
: of food '5an economy of ice.
ares-now ready for inspection.
on our second floor.
Come' in and see them.
D &SON
‘ Morwslk. ‘
.. V? No one appreciates good health like
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V; Adv
.Hofimi: mores
. Vincent Rem'son, 01 76 North Main
street, was discharged yesterdays
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,, YEARS
those who are ill W. J. Furry, R. F
D. 2, Salem, Mo" writes: “I have been
ribothersd with bladder trouble tour or
five years. it gave me a great deal
or pain. i took different medicines.
Vent Foley, Kidney Pills." Many pen
Vsons Suffer from} kidney and bladder
trouble when they can be relieved.
Backaehe, dizsiness, rheumatic pains,
still in sore joints and stud gym
toms yield to Foley Kidney Pi *
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TOO LATE VFOR CLASSIFICATIOIL’
n. J. HOWARD not...
‘ South Norwtik: V
_V of unolsllned mail advertised
VeeltV ending April 21,1917: '
THIRD SUICIDE ATT
‘ are cusses
1- rooms Vand, {our rooms each film V ‘
.Zro tar—Mons or. T’
become the bride at Charles w. An~f Rom ers Q ""d Knapp 5'“ .senem Societies “:35: :0"! at South Nov-walk no t“
derson 0“ Thursday next, was favored - successful dance was given last night
in t nin b ' l wer ven b .
Ms eVye 3T 5;): s is . t g; 1 ty Infants and Children. s Rompers made of checked ging- in Musithall. The hall was gully den: . L
IS. “mes ' ‘ “n9 3' a e a ham lain chamhra smdstri Cd 63 k A oroted “llh American flags. T e at
.. n m 0,, Game, meet. Mm P Y p 8 ram: er. ssorted styles, . g , s.
teis .0 plain, trimmed with big; bands and buttonhole dd :5 in tendanee was large. Grace rothen V , . .
MaeFarlsnd received many handsome contrastin colon's 5 month to 6 g orchestra iurnishcd the music for the V _
lit \ Durin the ev nin Victr61a g ' 5 years, . \
K s. g i (1' EA d II I 50¢ 59¢ and 69¢. occasion. Charles Oddo was the, .
n or er. a c one o -
2211:1230“ Vw”: _v d in (mm room Children’ s Bloomer Dresses' in plain white with colored but- “mm“ °f the mmmmee mm h“
on “is 9’ e d II? “13 tonhole edges. . ,, charge of the aliair. uars
e occa-' u
:m’wfifizs‘g “$33? pig’swt m: Blue Chambray with white bias trimming. . ‘ "—“" ”AV,
Cramer O. Hegeman. John, Mar; and 9 Assorted plain ginghams “nth White pique collars and calf" The regular monthly social of thtl
Theresa Strmiska, Ethel and Lola 2 years t° 6 years "HM-w - 69¢ and" 4 us! Philathea Class. of the Norwalk ml "in E0 a long way just now, i
McLean, Mr. and Mrs. Brown. ’Miss E. Church was held last evening in Coal. is chap but the indica. .. .
K. Sweeney; Mrs. Joseph MacFarland. MAI I l D the church parlors and was attended ms m Eat it win go up ,- 1
Mrs. Calling and Miss Madeline Mac- :by about twenty members of the onV m -
'Farland. . _. , ganization. Games were played. and , , .» 511 at V, ,V
’ 88 Washington '8" 300th Norwdk. refreshments were served during the VtIIPe mgficgdyge 11317011 . V.
lilies [Rae Friedland, of the cities . course of the evening. and just before' ”Plan“: will
force of the New York Jewish Morn- _. .. the good time drew to a conclusion. EC on] is ‘9‘!
ing Journal." is visiting. her cousin. V V V . “ Mrs, Charles-Elmore Bartovéas pre
Miss Jennie E. Pulley, oi Monroe ‘ ' ‘ J sengg-‘by-Mra. Clarence eymonr.
street. ‘ V‘ Steal“ Dying & Cleaning CO. 3 - president of the class, with a hand-
Harris a‘ can. .
so were. Street . _
“Tel. paxVV » 2'
but nothing did me any good until i _ ‘
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