ill go a long way just now.
is cheap, but the indica-
flons are that it will go up
5001!.
,, The more of it you buy at
the present prices, the more
.money you will save. Our
Coal is ready for you.
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68 Water Street
Tel. .711
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WEATHER FORECAST.
; ‘ Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:'
:I‘Generally fair and somewhat cooler
.: tonight and Tuesday. For the North
IIAlinutic States: Moderate tempera
hire and Ienerally fair weather, ex-
cept showers probably Wednesday .0".
: rsdaIy. hightlocai showers oc-
' ed during the. last 24 hours ‘in the.
Lake region but pleasant ’weather
prevails thi 1 morning in nearly all
districts east of the «Rocky mountains.
, “sturhances .Irre central over ll est
grit Kansas and Montana. The 1em-'
' jeratures .IrcI above normal in the
central and rasterIn districts, but con
time low in the Lake region. Freez-
: jog temperatures were reported along
‘ the northern border.
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TODAY.
Temperature : Low, ‘40: high,
59. Overcast.
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M. will be m this week. and I
big parade and demonstration . to
,plauned for next Saturday night.
Michael Kelly, of Harbor avenue.
again graced the uptown court room.
thhs morning. after he had been ar
rested for attempfig to assume the
duties of traffic ofttccr at the corner
lot Merwin street and West avenue,
Ilast night, about 11 o‘clock. ‘hlike’ I
Iwas getting away with his job in fair 1
Iy good shape, but his 1aluable ser- 2,
vices were dispensed with when 0111- I
“ cer Jarvis Murray came along in his
benzine buggy and picked him up?
Iomcer Dorney landed on the scene ofI
Mike‘s operations about the samei
Itime as did Oiiiter Murray. and both
Iofllcer's took the traffic “pro tern' in
{charge Michael was arraigned before}
‘Judge Lockwood this morning charg-
'ed with drunkenndiiss, but was dis:
charged after hé had signed the'
pledge for six months.
HCBE FAMILY ALL RIGHT
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In regard to John Hobe, who QCII
cupied a house in Westport arean
I will say that just as soon as theyl
bought the place, and 1110\ed in theII
IGorhanr Company. of East Norw'allr.
lpainters and decorators, started in to
Ioverhaul the house inside As a paint-
.er I worked there. quite 11 while, and
Ih'rter went back at. ain to finish up the
job. I know on 1111 lerel that the 1110
Ither and son I‘u'toled here from Yonk~
.ers, the son to open up a garage “MI
'placed a gasoline tank in front of tlIreI
house He told me quite a little in‘
regard to wanting to start himself a;
business of that kind. From “Ilrat Ii
isaw of John [lobe and his mother.
lw'hlle l was Working there proved
II WEATHER A YEAR AGIO Ithey were two quiet, inoffensive, open idratlgllt horses bay and black- -.2.40I)
hearted people, who moved Ifnto Nor-
walk to better tlrernselres by star',ting
11 garage in \V estport avenue, but did
Innt make "ood as expected.
i Respeclt’ully yours.
l CHARLES ll. OAKES.
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April 23rd, liIl7.
The second in the series of five
I lilbscription dances being held at the
I. Cbuntry Club took place Saturday:
I’ evening. Banjo \l‘ allarr furnished ex-
cellent music.
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cil, Royal Arcanurn. All members are
requested to be pres-9n; Officers of
the lodge. are requested to be present
It the lodge room's :1t74:5 p. 111.
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The South Norwalk Fire departa
merit was called out last evening on a
still alarm supposedly sent from the
- I &. P. Grocery company. Washing-
.. street. it proved to be a false
alarm. as no fire could be discover'crlzj'
,Charlcs Olwelka reported to the night for our monthly business "N‘I‘l',\'orw,alk In said district deceased.
’ police that :1 _watch had been stolen
tron: him. He said that he was In the
Germania Hotel and a stranger had
asked to see his watch and had later
walked off with 11.1‘ho police are in-
Vestlgati' .Ig.
Coronor thn J. Phelan will hold an
inquest at the city hall this afternoon
pt about 9 o'clock into the death of
A-
George Kaye-.no fifteenyear old son of Cardiff met nearly all of the content to
Mrs. Pheinhold Shraycr. of 313 Main
Itl'éet. The boy was killed by one of
the Bishop & Lynes trucks.
Speculators have cornered the. flag
market, until the price of Old Glory
has tripled In some cases. Relief is ago. when he suffered a physical and C°‘"I" AD'” 20 11.13.1111.
promised within a month or so as the
government wishes its citizens to dis-
play the American flag, and is expect
oil to do something to iricrease the.
millili-
Garden work for the coming season
has been started in Stratiord and
Shelton under the direction or die
Fairfieid County Farm Bureau. In
Stratford the work is being carried
or under the leadership of the first
selectnian and the superintendent of
schools . The Shelton Y. M. C. A, is
looking after the agricultural inter:
rests or the county in that 161m.
Forty members of Norwalk Lodge,
No. 709, B. 12.0. E gathered in the
mka' Home in South Main street yes-
{orday afternoon, and there enjoyed
their first clam bake of the season.
The menu consisted of the. regular-
clam bake constituents with' the ex-
caption of corn. Owing to the sea-
it was impossible to include this
. .. rt of the menu. The bake was done
‘ a turn. and everyone present did
the to the' feed. The committee in
dame is congratulated upon
necood
It, Look, Look
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Fresh roe and buck. shad, 15c. 25c. ply ask for a kidney remedy—get «mare doctrines:
36c apelce. Also tine hull codtiah, Dean's Kidney Pills—the same that I'm all 300115
.353, at the wagon. corner Walla
d Water streets. Tues. from
' . ,. IProps Buffalo; N. Y—Ad'v.‘
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IEast Norwaik, says:
'Kidney Pills to be an excellent kid-
SOUTH NORWALK BAPTIST
CHURCH NOTES
Mend: 11'. “4:5 112%. Social gathering
I‘m the Mizpath Cir e of King's Dough;
lens at the parsonage.
’I‘urIsday. 2:30 p. m. Meeting of the
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WWW evening or, Sherman Coun- Sorts at the. South .\'01\\alk (Ionsrrmn- gill-1M single harness.1 double set 111w
lr'ussct pony harness, stable
tional Church,
Tuesday. 7:31 p ill. I11 the lecture
room a meeting of the nren of the
~(I'l13 who are intere: ted in the simul-
raucous campaign for No- License
I Wednesday, 8 p. in. Glee Club and
Ichorus rehearsal.
Thursday, 7: 45 p.111.\lld-w eek meet-‘
Int: of the tlrurch. This is Church
Night I 1
Rex. P .llenlamin will speak on
“Persia in bWar Times." This is thel
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,"i’atsy" Cardiff. once famous Ias.
heavyweight prize fighter. died last
week at the Oregon State hospital.
aged 63 years in his fighting duysI
23.—~Patrick .
porary heavyweights including JolmI
11 Sullivan, with whom he fought a
‘six round draw in Minneapolis, Jami
.ar'y 18,1887.
Since his retirement Cardiff had‘
lived in Portland until a few months
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here for treatment He leaves a
widow and three daughters. I
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Dean's Kidney Pills were used——
They brought benefit.
' Time has strengthened the evidence.
. IHas proven the result lasting.
The testimony is from this locality.
The proof convincing.
Mrs. C. Peterson. 41 First street,
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I was subject to dizzy and nervous
spells and my kidneys were hardly dis-
ordered \iy' back and head ached
and I was feeling miserable when
someone advised me to try Doan's
Kidney Pills. They promptly relieved
me and before long all symptoms or
the trouble disappeared." (Statement
given June 22,1911).
On June ‘22, 1916, Mrs.
said: "i have been ”free from kidneyi
complaint’since I gave a former state
.practically unlimited power in time of
‘national emergency in procuring and
Iin offering to the nation men, materi-
I auctioneer.
. their claims
Iot‘ Norwnlk, ha.I
:sh ll‘m'lllls 1‘1'
Iwill be debar'red 11 recot’ery.
'rn addition to the regular fee will be 9‘81“ 0mm” and men of the “we? in'creasinz food production They are
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Porter imam Merlin-goo All
States to Follow Her War Lead. ,
Porter Emerson Browne or the de-
fense society known as the Vigilantes ‘
issued an appeal yesterday to all the
states to follow the example of Con I
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$10 SALE $10
Coats, Suifs, Dresses
Values $12. 95 to $25.
, . nee
Spring FlOor Coverings .
Be Sure and Ask For
Neponset
SMALL AND CARPET RUGS
A. Dicker-man & Son
necticut in measures for national de-
tense Mr. Brown specifically advo-
cltes the following program. which
Connecticut is putting into operationl
A military census and an. inventory
of state resources.
An automobile census to list alli
cars and for use the owners are J‘IIII
ling to let the government have 1hr 111
A real compulsory military serrice
Ian. Seteral states hare adopted
what seem to be compulsory service
Ila',1ws but these hare been emascu-I
lated by the use of the word “may" I
«in critical places. Tire Connecticut
law specificaih says drafts‘ ‘shail’ be
niadr and provides heavy penalties
for those who evade them.
An act granting 10 the governorl
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conlgers drctzrtcrral powers upon the'
governor . , 1.3"“. . 1V , .
According to' Mr. Browne, these2 sunth Nor alk’ con“. I
pressures enable Connecticut to; I
throw its entire resources into quickt
and effluent employment tor nationaII
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AUCTION _
\\'ill sell at public until? 011 Wed-I
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St, 80. Norwalk
PHONE 410, PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
Tea
ONE PRICE ONLY
trolling, Mixed or English Ifer'ldn an.
ircakfast 029C lb. India
ONE QUALITY ONLY—THE BEST
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a. m. at Sammis depot stn Ies, Park:
street, New Canaan, Conn 1 pair1
‘39c III
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1 single draught horse, black—1,300.
2 tiririni; horses, sorreland bay—2,000,
grey (oI)~—1100. 1 rubber Berlin
ItIoaIIIh by Hicks & Johnson, near or w.
I {lass w'agonette. 8 passenger, 2 spr- ounce -
reys. 2 top buggies, 3 coupes, 2 rrth- l
ber tire runabouts, 1 rubber tire Glens 35c and, 3°C 28c and 25c I
IFalls, natural wood, 3-seated surrey, Cut to 24¢ lb, Cut to 19¢ lb,
,first class condition. 3 baggage wag-
m “kn
‘like—and in the color you most like!
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of color and bit of acid,
I353.
i,ons from leeboftrds to repair kits.
l and Long Island, and both New York Cit 3' and New York"
State from the. Hudson river east.
completes the outfit.
no Icon?“ ”‘1'"?!
“a-
Oldtown canoe
of your color I
Today, an Oldtown canoe of almost any model youIII
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Carload ready! l‘ou’ll not find us wanting, when you:
Iyant quick, delivery of canoe for use that very erening! .‘
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The Guide gray special in 18- foot length—$34.
Models many, colors many, some trimmed with stripe
16 i7 and 18 feet long—$34 IO
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Sponson canoes, can’t be upset—$49 $51 and S53 "
Every canoe comfort and necessity from sails to rush—III
l‘or'ntlr floor.
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Motor Blue Book
Ready Tuesday!
New Automobile Blue Book includes all New EnglaritLI
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It also presents Albany and lake George and lair-c
Champlain region right through to Montreal and Quebecw‘?
Stoutly bound in leather— $3.
Read3 Tuesday, orders may be given now!
.‘gain floor, rear.
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GirIIII smart
checked cute-”$6
Whatever else old has for Spring wear, checked ccal‘
Ions. r arpenter wagon, 1 moving van, - “I“: I
I, «1.1.0.... 5.1.1.... “In“, 1 m, m -- ... -._. - _ - _-.._- it has such :1 bright and cheerful flirl 3 '1‘
machine for carriage t , 1 orse ‘ I ' II’ '1'
bob sleigh, 4 single slygns 2 sets bob
runners gar wagons, 3 sets double
coach lia'l'ness, 2 sets heavy work har-
‘ness, 3 sets single heavy baggage hur-
surrey barnesai tat-ts
Smoked Shoulders.
Best Creamery Butter. 47ch
Compoundth‘ard 20c lb
East India Tea Co.
Tel. 371 , 125 Wrishington Street
utensils,
blankets robes. Other things too num
crous to 111e.111ion Rain or 'ihine.
Terms cash. Auctioneers notice——
the abote will be sold for the high
dollar without lflt‘SPHP. O. G. Palmer.
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NOTICE
District of Norwalk. s.-'..
(‘our'l April I. A 1).. 1917.
Estate of Joseph \room.
Probate
late of II
The court of probate for the district
of .\or',w.'tlk hath limited and allow ed
six months trom the date hereof for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accourtts.I
properly attested. within said time.
will be dcbzfi'red a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re-
quested, to make immediate payment
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)tit'i'll Ill“11‘t' 711111
Ill't‘ 111111111 rjow
dc Tooth Paste
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'Iis such a splendid combination of style
210 lb I'Iability. .
IItoatp—
as w spaper.
be worth attention at five dollars.
it gives such excellent service. 11
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Checked coat is dress coat, is utilit3 coat, is motoring
--—.1 coat for every purpose for girl 0f 6 to 14. .. ethyl
' Usual checks of black- and- white 1116 plenteous, othtrt‘
re overplaided with lines itr red or blue or green. $6
‘A number of sorts at a number of priccsI
but uncommon variety at—
Iooo-d noon.
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Boys~ pure-wool
blue urges—"$5
'Ihat news is much bigger than it looks here in 3out‘I
Any sort of a blue serge suit for a boy (almost) would;
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But these are not “any sort: " they are particular sorh
Pure wool serge of nice quality and of fast—dye but!
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mm:,§;g.,‘i0¢§§§§' in'imwmm’w I‘ Made with jackets of smart new Norfolk style willil
I 1......éréesg— pinched back; trousers full-lined. ,m I“. II'IIg
NOT.“ ‘1' - . _ I Suit that a boy will wear with satisfaction and for good} .
long time.
or t ' t f X r alk, . Probate! II
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.Estate of Rose A. Logan, late of ' ' . I III-mmI-IIALLIIII hem m W14:
Ihfants' and Children‘s ROmpers, made of checked ging-
ham, plain chambrays and striped seersucker. Assorted styles,
plain, trimmed with bias bands and buttonhole edges in
contrasting colors. 6 months to 6 years. “
50¢. 59c and 69::
Children’s Bloomer Dresses to plain white wrth colored but-
tonhole edges.
Blue Chambray with white bias trimming.
Assorted plain ginghams with white piqueIh collars and cuffs
.\orwtrlk. in said district. deceased.
The court of probate Ifor the district
limited and allowed
the date hereof for
'tho cr'etlitors of said cs tale to II-xhib‘it
their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to pr “sent their accounts,
properly attested. within said time.
All per-
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quested to make immediate payment lI'
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11.1vro.4.~navrto.\'o. ' I. MAI ,l 'E I I E
Administrator I
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NOTICE A, _
Reg..." you. Dog: MORE oénMANs INTERNED They. came here at his request to gite MQUCSIS-
A penalty of $1. 00 provided by law NEW YORK All?“- 23 .-'l'Wenty- suggestions as to the best means of!
charged for every dog not registered Ger-man merchant liners Odenwalt D. A. Mulroney, of the American Soci-
on or- before May 1. 1911. Dogs may “(I P13931119“: taken over by the at: of Equity; Oliver Wilson. National
be registered at the town court room IUnited States Government in a Porto Grange; H. 1 Zimmer, the Ancient. I
Wall street in the First Word, begin.i Rican P0111 arrived here today under Order of Gleaner-s; C. S. -,Barrett the:
ping April 24111. from 10 a m. mm: 30 guard 0' members 0‘ a Porto Rican Farmel‘d’ Union, and H E Stock-
p m and mm,- 2 p m to 5 p m resiment They are to be placed with bridge, the Farmers' National Con-
Norwalk, A15,“ 16th. 1911' other interned Germans at Ellis l's- Igress .,
HERBERT B. SMITH, land-
Town‘ Clerk Thirty- -nine officials of the tormerI
m 3t Danish West indies, now the United
States Virgin Islands, ..... also; arrived pet's were almost the sole exceptions
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Pills and I consider the cure perman-I
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Price title, at all dealers Don't sim-
Hrs. Peterson has twice publicly rec-
unintended. Foator-Milburn Cos
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GET A. SQUARE. DEAL. .
m; not be misled by designing ads.
There is a good .market on all junk
goods. I am the originator of the
G'etI' a good price
here today. on the DenmarII Ito .the marked improvement or the
'at’ter'noon. IEarly losses of 2 to 5
points in specialties Were more than .
retritred and representative induce
and; of trials and shippings showed underly
or. log. trength
p'I‘
reoo summon ieousaaoI
WASHINGTON A?!“ 28
3'11! sure the man who enters your ,
.xIlmrifiIrIellublo. rout bemoan; “V" 9‘ m.“ “m” g“
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
Ila-‘VsancZIot Avenue. 'IPhIone 1&2
PringingI out some special beauty of her sprig: .——- ,
' 1111.1. smart-r. 1- 30 p. m.—-Cop— reflection. That seal: attests that record has never, beeii
’Ztla‘yed and is without blemish.
lt’Ii Radically different ;-'-—S_a'xophone‘ records. .I" V "4517
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from your Victrola I
Madame Galli-Curci brings new delight to every Mc-
ola owner who loves the tones of a wonderful voice as
and 111 songs full of power and beauty. ,_. .- (tr-u ,,
Hers' rs a remarkable coloratura soprano. It has; car,
ed her to fame, lately adding the United States it} he;
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For Victrola she has sung these three records, eagh’l
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F Home, Sweet Home ; '
Romeo et Juliette , E
_ Luciu’-—Mad scene. £15.. . I
"Each rs a 42-inch record at $1.50. ,
Here, each' is a Howland sealed record of guaranteed .
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By the Sam: SIextetto; three of them, each‘ offering two.
Icctioris and each at 75 cents. a 1,... .... “My.
11’s midyeble and“ delightful saxophone records as on}.I
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