he 11 mm of Mumps '4va
II” tried. evil land 1 Wing, :1 win:
{is W the 1911 fie’Wi wise! in didactic
' 1 :12; 12:3. lilo asrlr'Wi‘ll how finin-
ed a new Mud thins has been organ-
ized. Thin will isv 8103”; as (he
anieriran and at Stanfield. lili-
dolph Sveejill he the lender Ind
hank G. Smith. the manager. in.
fiver has ind oven 26 yenrs' experi-
lnnoe as a Madman. havinéhmanaged!
and directed a very succeslful band:
in South Nowell: before taking up
!his residence in Stamford. He is‘rec-
31 3 o'clock. .
osnued as a very fine musician. The
An old lubloued oniatunment will members hope to have a. band that
11.. held this evening under one Stanton! will be proud at
M of Diviuion 110. 1’ A” 0' fl‘ in The American Band, organized
“their lodge ms in Wall street. among members (If tlie Musicians’
Many Norwnlk 990913 a” planning Union of Stamford. will meet for re-
to attend the 150111] “$01111th recital hears“ every Friday night. Rudolph
which will be held in'lhe Empress Sven is the directoryand the assistant
Mm in mbury. 311139“?an director is I}. G. Wood. The other of-
Buckiuham Po», No. 12. G. A. ‘R.. fleets are: President and Manager.
'I'ill meet “might in the headquarters Frank G. Smith; vice-president. Wil-
1In the Town Assembly Hull Building, llam Hyland; secretary, William
:3!!! Wall street. ' Zarth;treasu1e1, John M Brennan:
A reglar meeting of Cockenoe sergeant- at ”arms Theodore Kloinhaue,
“Tribe N0 32 1.0 R M" will be held librarian, Charles Otto. The band
this evening in and Mens Hall in now numbers 20 members and it is
, momma-new w»
3v- mum iii t-mv‘l‘ i islet
mt out the heavy inns lea-um
“up dialing l1: rimming nope.
W P. of ihe Karina Divi-
‘- al are mum Heine Guards,
“ii. drill tonight in the arrow.
A troop Whisk school boy scouts
‘II he tome! tonight, at a meeting
which will he held in the high school.
GLOVER’S
Cherry Calf
and "
Ko-Ko. Brown
Are, the popular shades in
Young Men’s Oxfords for
Spring.
v _ ,
Ru‘e‘icr. and Elite 1
For Finn. Garden and Flower Bed.
Morison Agricultural Chemical Co.
Mapes Special Fertilizer.
Sheep Manure
Agriculture Lime.
nib.
Land Plaster.
' . .Gromd Bone.
I 0,000: BEAN POLES
‘RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 1 1313.
137 Washiuton it.
$532) ‘LJ 35:50
Neolin 80166 on Both 3
Ask to See Them ,
i
Elwood8zGlover ‘
no, Washlo" ‘ton 8t.
main street the intention of the members to make
I ——Solt hats of various colors OBrien ’t a “103‘ emcienl organizauon
‘l‘he follow: fill men enllflted ill DENIES ALlMONY PENDlNG 1
mic Sixth Company. C 'N- G: E i‘,‘ TRIAL or oivonce sun'j
Dish!» Home er, T T “wank" The effort. of Mrs. Elizabeth 11.1
P. W. Drlscoll. J. l. Gallagher H Wil- Coll of Ridgefleld to make .3,” bus.,
diams and G’ K1311“. band. Harts Dunscomb Coll, of New:
A meeting of the finance comniii~ York. pay her alimony pending the;
“9'" of the Norwalk Chamber or (Join i1lal of hi v divmco action against him“
memo was held “"5 afiunon in tin has 11101011 :1 failure as Judge Cuiiln
office in the Town Assembly Hall in the Civil Superlm emu! today bund-
building, m Wall utreel at 3 "do“ ed down 1 decision denying Eli-3.1
important. mailers were discusned. (‘olt' S 111 0mm {01 alimony.
“R915” and Douglas “mum? 0" The Colts Wll‘l‘ mauled Decembei
iords and pumps at half mine—Keel- 11 1894, 'Mrs. Colt a maiden name.
"'9' Shoe 310““ helm: Bowne. In her divorce com-l
A'vcry successful “box lunch“
(“Jill was held last evening in Red 1913‘ and also intolerable cruelty and
Men's Hall, in Main street, under the ‘gkg for alimOny’ claiming 1,9,. hug.
auspices of mema Council. NO 31: hand has real and personal estate
I). of P. A luige delegation from valued at 5200 000
Siami’ord was piesent and a most do . , _ V
lightful evening Will-l enolyed. " ._
A number of the membersof N012:
wulk'e police force held machine gun:
practice yesterday afternoon. at the:
range. which has been fixed up by EJ.
B. G‘allnher, oi Cranbury. This With}
the first time that, any of the men had
bundled 111-3 gun. which was presented
to the city 11 month ago, by Mr. Gull-i
«filler. » 1
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Elon l Cong- All ll ighl
. ll “cars devil ym r memoih. resin
50 plalm. one alleges desertion May 1.5
“nth Nomlk
FURNll’URE POLISH
GUARANTEE) TO GIVE SATlSi’ACTlm
5 us ' GUY A
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w lineup
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$3.511 "°&L’£~,‘L"° .
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we... 1
8: Washington Street.
‘-
Men’s Low Shoes
Til? latest English models in Tau or
Black inculding the famous Johnston 81
1 Murphy and Emerson lines
Hosiery to Match
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
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South Norwalk.
Roe and 'Buck‘Sliad, llallbul,Cod. Haddock,
THE SELECTION OF
3'. Eli!" :nca, Rooney 1—H self 1.1: "l all the
lomlly from ckcpln' Besides, gun
«on well .9 .. op it Willi
9
Foley 11 Honey and Tmu'
It was stated today that the aulo- 1’1 1156111111 111ml!) lllCL‘ilLlllc of 1111111;
1 t my 1' truck Robert Keysel' , eIrm‘rl‘diudl’orlannppt andbrohchial
s w 5e ca :1. - . , 1, roughsmdcoldmtun»! .. ml home
11011 of Mr. and Mrs. F. Howard Key-,1 r m. . ”y, we. '1' g - . and ‘0,
Her ill Connocllc'ut avenue, Wednes-l noun 8! iwh'mpin‘muei luclleclcu
’ . ‘ l' c inflamed lining 111‘ i 111:1! and 1.}
, 1'
day ailemon. did not speed “D b.” ca 1 {3.11133 oisqulcklt full: 111 untlilnfi
and get, away, from the scene ()1 H10 ~ )lhfllllcrldl’lllill 11.11, wt '(‘unlpliul
accident. 0n the contrary he picked 1 ‘I'ffiffij'lfmm ,lfxd'l‘il‘nh “\wl } 'c, {11:15:52
the boy up. placed him in the unlo—
‘ 1r ‘ mv con :31 cuiimly.‘
mobile and took him to llli home in Stillson POM?“ ('OIDOIH-Uon.
Kepler avenue
South Nuiwalk Lodge No. 529,1.1
0. 0. M. hold 11 regular pivoting last
evening. the following committees
‘wore named, ways and means and 011-.
iterlainmeni. Next Thursday, May 8,!
Ca class will be initiated, after which
whenhmenixx will be eewed. By of; ‘
"ficial order ieoeivod fioin acting uu- ,u—
promo Dictatm J. W. Fmd of Phlla
dolphin, Pa,, every member will sa-i
into our country’s flugon meeting
———Your old jewelry will be valuable;
other rightly roircsliedwrepulred by;
Charles Brgud. South Norwnlk.
1
lights and gas.
and American style
N. l ”DISESA Manager
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
Corner Monroe and Chestnut St.
SUITABLE WALL PAPER:
‘is an easy task here. We show
I” many varieties both in pat
terns and plain colon that m
.canysuit any taste or meet any
lrequlrement. And we can will,
.any purse too. We carry ppm!
in every grade, so any price limit ;
l
iyau ma have set can be accom
The Gorham Co 3
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Tel. 1555.
I. DISESA. Proprietor.
nights.
—-R:egnl and Douglas women's 011 l
‘fiords and pumps at half price—Keel ‘
er's Shoe Store. 1/ - 1
Working in Eco-operation with ”101
street and health departments tbel
‘ citizens off’the First and Second Dis-l
”Mills have aided materially thlai
week in making Norwulk a thorough-
ly clean city. anny backyards have
Men given a thorough cleaning up
‘hflllfi week and all extra. rubbesh has
been cheetlully removed by the street
. department Today was the Thlid
_ . ”Binders special "clean-up" day, and.
, it is expected that the residents oi the
Third Ward will work as hard as the
the residents or other parts or the
ally to make “clonn- up" movement a
was this your.
Soundness and
‘gulsh the- policy that ha
invited.
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OUR POLIC Y1
thorough conservatism of
method is absolutely necessary in the proper car-
rying on of a bank; and these qualifies distin-
this {trust Company since its establishment.
Checking and Savings Accounts are Cordially
‘ :‘THE : ‘8 . LES PT
TRUST COMPANY
of south Norwalk£onn
s governed the affairs of f
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Tile, Weak,l‘liii, Bullet Fish, Purgles, Lung-
alld Round Clams, Oysters.
Nothing Proton-"All Fresh Caught ’
cums Bridge Fish Market
Fr“ DIIIVOHK
’Phonn 108 and 10!.
“m 11 North Main Bi.
Military Accessories
The. ’SbldienWrites: “Be sure
to mark my clothes with CASH'S
NAMES." Easily sewn on to all
kinds of linen. woolen and knitted
articles.
should be attached to every pos-
sible article likely to he mislaid.
such as Gloves, Caps, Raincoats,
Umbrellas, etc., etc.
12 dozen; $2.00
6 dozen $1. 25
3 dozen 85::
Prices :
SOLDIERS’ U'l‘ILITY KIT—Contains practical 110-
Prices
. . _... .___~,mo.-.‘..._v ._..
tions for emergencies. Fitted with scissors, buttons, pins,
etc; also has place for photograph or identification card.
a:-
. 50c and $1.00 each
86 WASHINGTON s'r
HouseWaresNeededRigthow ,
Things needed to clean house. things needed to put the yard in
shape, devices to lighten the labors or the day in the kitchen, tbs
pantry and the laundry, all are ready now and the prices on them
do not lessen their quality nor their (19 irability, for they are water
of tlw good. HZUZ’ld and perf: ('1 11,": llllll mu would expect to pay it!
full price»; for 111 any time Evlmtning will bear the closest mailer
tion. See them for yourself 31d lay in your supplies wbie prices
are solow, : 5 _
a! ‘8’
Refrigerators. lift top style 40 Black dustless floor mops
lb. size, at $7.49_ uith plain handle 390.
3?: heavy galvanized ash_cans Inside dustl as clothes line
with col-'91 :11 $2.23. Nels. 9 cents.
$913 10 qt. galvanized water $1.75 size 55 copper Dickie
pails, 291-. lililled tea kettlrs at $1.29.
8119 i l~2 fl.
boards at 89c.
14 inch guaranteed lawn 1110“"-
ers with high wheels it $4.49.
651: black 11qu top chair seats
at 498.
$2.75 combination extension
and .step ladders, lgnglli 9 feet. $1.25 8 ball croquet vets at
at 32.19. , 980.
Lightning style fruit jars pint 111115 glasses with iin tops 29
59c steel garden
14 teeth at 37:).
$1 glass wall coffee mills aim
8311. A
591: well made oflloe waste pa:
per baskets 47c.
Toilet paper 5 rolls 19c.
padded ironing rakes with
size. 65c don; quart size, we and 350 don. 7
60:. Rubber garden hose 25 feet
490 H inch galvanized re- lengths, $2.98: 50 feet lengths,
frigei-aior puns, 37c. $5.98. 3 A
Albert F.
25 Washington St.
Phone 1069—4. p
G‘ehebe
South Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery.
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These Name Tapes,
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at
Marine weather brings the vvlah for lighter furniture -|
of which we have a big and Varied stock
Charming Styles in
uits & Coats
Al Unusually [011 Prices
CLOTHING
ON CREDlT /
\am ...—
: New styles, now-tomes," new shades
n wand price- ‘wny below the aver-
lz age, with your own time to pay.
SUITS COATS
$15. 00 up $7. 50 up
MILLINERY AND WAISTS
"if“.
Furniture, Rugs,
Carpets, Linoleum
Re-furnishing time is here. Our line oiFumitute. Bad-1
ding", Kitchen Cabinets, Refrigerators,‘ Floor Coverin
Window Shades, Draperies, Porch and Lavm Furnii Wré
Porch and Couch Hammocks, Blue Flame Oil Stoves, La"
Mowers comprises one of the largest and most complet’
lines to be had at prices you can afford to pay. 7
_A. J. Collins ca.
‘50. Naturalk ' 5639"”
lieaiherbloom Petticoats"
Women looking 10': style and service will llnd i
Heatherbloo’n; Petticoats—a material that has a rich. i sin
, and wears tvvlce as long’hs silk. In black, blue and
‘ ‘g’rey-‘e-made With atylish ilounce—xvith elastic or draw
, patting Waistband» . 2 _ _
fl ‘ , paneling of Soft lustrous quality“ sateen with full
' and filed flaundes
nu.
00m $2.,
Norwalk Chronicler