a
. the the topic, man."
The W. C. 1'. U. will meet with Ira.
"lh-ank Sturdevant, Gregory Boulevard,
ruddy afternoon at 3 o’clock.
—JScaior Class of the Nor-walk High
School will 13th “What Would A
Gentleman Do?” Thursday and Fri-
flay evenings, May 10th and 11th.
/
' Ira. C. B. Nowian, of Library place,
who ha been confined to her home
tor two weeks with illness. is rapidly
improving and is able to be about
sgain.-«Danbnry News.
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Compuydi. of the aautiliary police,
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d the Country Club. Why not make,
loservation now?
A number of candidates took the pa-
irinchat degree last night at a spe-I
animating of Kabaosa Encampment,
7’10. 9, l. 0. O. F.
The downtown police received ‘a
complaint that teamsters were cruel
to horses at Seymour street. Detec-
‘1ivo-Scrgeant Thomas Hunt investi-
gated. Arrests may follow.
Renard Crarnpton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Crampton. or ’Beiden ave,
rims. returned home from Wilmington.
Bet. last night, and made application
Membership in the Sixth Company. ii:
(I. N. 0. £13].
The Philathea (llass or" the Norwalk
liethodis‘t Church will hold their reg-
‘ular class social, in the Sunday School
room. Friday evening, May 11th, at 8
roclock An invitation has been ex-
tended to the Men's Assembly to be
their guests that evening
The Hospital Whlst Club meet Fri
day afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs.
Steward A. Crampton, of Holden are.
mue. Members of" the club have been
relocated to notify Mrs. (‘rampton
mmwhether they expect to attend ho-
.fora Friday morning '
The annual meeting of the Council
cut State Board of Examination and
ltngisuatlon of Nurses will be held in
mm on Wednesday, June 6 Ex
mutations for registration will be
told in Hartford and New Haven, on
June 20 and 21. All applications must
epoch the secretary, *R. indc Alhaugh,
31. N., Pleasant Valley, before June 4.
CharlesF .Blaney and Mrs. Disney
"(Codi iSpooner), Edna 'lluy Spopnci‘.
"firs. Spencer and Robert it. Spooner
are home at Disney Brook place. Non
«walk road. New Canaan. Cecil Spoom
arr opens her summer season in
Bridgeport, May 10 Robert K Spoon
it is a member of the Seventh Com-
zany, C A. C. of Stamford and is ex
peeling a call to the colors soon.
—Oome in and hear the special vic~
‘tor record of The Star Spangled Ban-
ner, by John McCormack, at the A.
J. Collins Co.
Among the many strange laws
gregational church Friday evening
- “V people or that tar eastern island
_ meats were reported: Arm Corporations made by the water at Bishop's
an the condition that the m bit
imam oi all responsibility in canoe
lion with it, can a rented it. the {one
13qu me. Int page.) M
.4...
A petition from residtnts of Wilton l
noticits in several o: the depart~l3fenlle in regard to noise and vibra-
tion Counsel Lockwood had expressed dim was referred to the Board oi‘
the opinion that under the charter the Health for investigation. Wiltiaru ‘R.
interest on the school bonds should be Cahill and William J. «Powell appeared
placed to the school fund, it was (mind and urged the council to take action
that the interest money, as Mayor 0!! the petition. They described the
mum expreued fir‘flfll gone into condition as now existing as danger
tire melting pot,” and that were were Otis to public health and a detriment
so wide available at this time to re- to the neighborhood.
turn it to the school fund. The print, Louis H. Dlmond asked the council
in; committee reported a deilcit infto grant him a new hem“ 0B the
its department. The Board of Educa- matter of having a portable gas may
tion is also in ahple in regard to avail- in from 01‘ in place of business. on
able money. according to Mayor Har- North Main it... ‘ and the council so
strata. The reason for the shortage of voted. it will 1... i i H the next meet
funds is the extraordinary cireum ins.
stances which have arisen the last A communication from E. B; Galla-
year since the meeting of the Board'oi’ her in meant to the establishing of a
AndrewDaveanc. .l‘
93 Washington St, 50. Norwelk r
PHONE 410. PRO“ AUTO DELIVERY.
TEAS COFFEE
Orrc Price—One Quality
29c“ lb. 19° 11’-
Very best lb. 24c
Ceylon and India, lb. 396
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lb 450 ?
For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed.
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
Manes Special Fertiliser.
Sheep Manure.
Agriculture Lime.
“m3?
Land Plaster.
' ‘ . . Ground 3,
10.000: BEAN POLES.
Best Butter
Fresh Eggs ‘ - (102-390
example of extraordinary circumstanc—
es, Mayor Harstrom referred to the
Iriiied last night in the Town Assém- . _ 7 . 3 H) U , d R. 2 5
Est _ . 1 d ccnsiabulary was ordered to l c . . ‘
“lily Hall, in Wall street. Spencer imate Mayor Harstrom exp mm d be pa S ['0th ice " C l
in «bar Ba were that no one was to blame for the. de— 8 0’1 record . » ‘
Adam: ":5 h {‘6' g ficit in any of the departments. As an A, communication from Robert Ad- .
m ute to l e 0 frcera. amson, tire commissioner or New York SEW—w '~"""“*‘”“ {- w ‘
citv, was read and later discussed, as,
‘eight o'clock by Mayor Carl Axel Har-
istrom Councilmen Edgar G. Murphy
otv
Japan'ls one which provides that no
medastrian can collect damages from
:43th railway «company as the result
‘ recur induries received from being, run
hovel-Thy a trohcy‘car, because he, the
milestrianhadnorighttohe onthe
Wk when the car came along. all. P.
. Mott, who will address the members
‘flflle Neil‘s Club, of the Norwalk Con.
Will “PM” Sharer and that the matter had been,
many such laws. customs and habits settled satisfactcry. ‘
given above. .
The mayor reported that he had
paid H. B. Coley 6300 for a flock of '
sheep destroyed by dogs as ordered by
council.
A communication from State (‘um‘
rrriitee on Food Supply which was. ap-
proved by this state hlehwny cnmzutr3
stoner' was read._ it urged tirat‘tosms
now engaged in highway construction
be used for ploughing. Mayor‘ liar
strom said action along this line had
’already been taken and nothing more-
might be said of the letter. |
A communication from City Clerk
Stephen Dokus asking for three‘
months' leave of absence in order to
attend the camp at Plettaburghwaa
rise in the price of coal and recent
cold weather. He said that the Board
of Estimate could not have foreseen
these things nor the extra expedite
arising because of the war.
The council was called to order at
and Frederick H. Ganung were re-
ported absent. The minutes ci’ the
preceding regular meeting and two ad-
journed meetings were read‘and ap-
|pro‘vct‘l.
No Action on Fireworks Question.
When the cornmuuitutlon from Fire.
Commissioner Robert Adamson, of
New York. which urged the prohibiting
oi the. sale of tirewor‘rs during the pe
Childrén’s Dresses
A large assortment of new Gingham Dresses for school wear.
Plaids, Stripes and Plain Chambray, made in the latest
middy style, with plaited skirts, Russian style with belts.
collar and coils of contracting material.
Assorted combination in Bloomers to match, from 2 to 6
years 79¢
2 to a years, without bloomers. .351 00 to $1 50
Also a good line of Children 8 White Lingerie Dresses,
someone
I. I. MALLETTE
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read and granted. During his ab-
sence Mr. Dokus is to pay (or a clerk
hire, and the salary of the assistant
city clerk. Samuel S. Volsor was and
pointed assistant city clerk.
d of the war came up for discussion,
Andrew J. Leary. representing the lo
cal dealers in this product, spoke
against the council taking any action
on the matter. iic alleged that the
dealers would lose at least 83 000 it: Report. of Cumming“,
the present ordinance was changed. “WOT Harltmm reported that he
Fred 8. Coleman also spoke in lover or had appointed members of the Home:
allowing the present ordinance to re M91159 League, Number 1 us speciait
main untouched. lie presented sam conatables. He reported that he had‘
pics of fireworks sold in this city and Pam 0“" ‘0 Mar-y iRaYmcnd and
proved that they were not dangerous dailxhter $25 for option on site for new
Mayor Harstrorn urged that the Sam'school build!“
and discharge of fireworks in this cityI Report. 01' Highway Committee. ,
be prohibited. 'Hc based his plea on Th? “KIWI? committee .reportcdi
the ground that while the fireworks in ”1‘“ a new 09589001 should be built at!
themselves might not be dangerous the Home fPNhB Aged Itreportedthatl
an evil minded person might take ad- “WW” street work its commanced'
vantage of the day and do damage hri‘F‘,’ and Sidbwalks would be id on Mt-
tier the guise of pleasure. Councilman Slip and Lincoln streetarii A We Will;
Nutting. Robertson and smith were b9 Pélablishéd on North Fair-held mo
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in favor of letting the present crab:
nancc stand. Councilman Ritsaell fa- '
vored the passage of a new ordinance ,
prohibiting the gain of ilrcnorks, 'and l
Councilman London crm-esscd him- GL 0 V E R , 5
self as being undecided how'to vote
on the matter. Councilman Stevens
Established 1897
. Enlist Now!
was finally. dropped and it seems
doubtful whether it will ever be taken
New Recruits for
RALSTON SHOES
up again.
‘ Communications.
A communication from Harry Good-
win relative to the renurnbcring of
have more than "doubled
in the past year. Join now .
and enjoy lite comforts of
a good shoe.
Spring and Clay streets was rcterrod
to the committee on renaming and re-
$6.00 and $7.00 Oxfords,
' $5.00
ElwoodSrGlover,
r, A imtition from Mrs. c. M. Webb
asking that a grade he established on
no Washln’ton St. 1
‘ loath Net-walk
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Hudson street, Fairileld Park. was re-
ferred to the city engineer with au-
thority to go ahead and establish a
:grade. I
A petition from the Texas Oil Com-
pany to establish a grade on the east
side of Connecticut ayenue was turned
over to the highway committee for
immediate action. ‘
A communication from Dr. Henry C‘
Sherer, as secretary of the Board of
Education, asking that fun} he pun
chased by the city for as schools at
once, was disposed of by Mayor Har-
strom stating that he interviewed Dr.
_.
d
The council received a letter trout
Attbrney Leo Davis, which stated that
the Godfrey estate, on 194 Main street.
:was alreadyzoonnected' with"‘a sewer.
jSeveral complaints were rsceivad from
,C. M. Webb in regard to this property-
Snot being connected with the server.
the council ordered that the Godfrey
mils connect up at once. ltd: rath
4 mated than n‘owab‘out the latter
catered from nuamsy Dawis, as Mr.
Davis is the attorney for both Dr.
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as Washington St. South Nor-walk
_ Furniture, Rugs _.
Carpets, Linoleum
Rea-furnishing time is here. Our line of Furniture, Bedv 1'
ding, Kitchen Cabinets, Refrigerators, Floor Coverings,
Window Shirtlerbrapenes. Porch and Lawn Furniture.-
F wfioréfl and tonsil-{Woks Blue Flame Oil Stov‘cg Laura
Mowc .ccmpn' one of the largest and most complete
" ~ lines to be had at prices you can afford to pay.
A]. Collins Co. 1.
So. Notwaik Conn.
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O. BLAIACKSON-
OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street. » Not—walk.
KRYPTOK LENSES-Folding Oxiorde in Gold or
Shell Sher-On and Other Mention.
Thorough examinationcithe eyes. Ocalisu‘ preicrtp.
mmmmfimamuwm .
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CENTRAL. HOTEL
See the New: Models oi Patent loath
Gunmetal, Champagne and Grey.
Styles tor Many Tastes.
Hosiery to Match
CONNEALLY & BRACKE.
81 Washington Street.
Sous Ne,
Roe and msnatnarihutm, nan
Tile, Weak. Flat, Butter i-‘ish, Porgies, i.
and Round Clams, ilytticrs
‘ Nothing Frozen-«Au Fresh Caught
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
'Phonea it! and till.
Free Delivery.
Anyone who thinks that the babies do not have
openings too, should see this, showing. 1mm
Spring Goats, some prettilly hand embroidered,
Bonnets, Sweaters in white and colors; Slips and
in many styles not shown before.
Great varielol'ot' Jackets, Buotees,
Carriage Robes, Underwear, etc. -
Cares. W
in such excellent manner that they arasurc to appeal to;
mothers. Come and see the display. '
MCH GRADE MERCHAND/SEHT #1031?!le “F-fi'Cfi‘
, 86 WASHINGTON .sr. '
Fine room: by me day or week. Steam kn elecui
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached: also Resizing: Italic:
and American style. _
Corner Monroe and Chechen St 155
u. r. orsssa Manager 5;:
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Buy
Guaranteed for 215 years. , . . ,.
The Most Comfortable and Durable of All Bed ‘
Springs. ' +5» 1"
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. Maytime weather brings the wish for lighter
otwhich ’havc- bi aodvariedstock.‘ ' ‘ -
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