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Tumullwthwlllmeet to
meow evening in the nice at lie-nth
0",:ch Dr. William J. Tracey.
.1 squad, of police held
.prdctice yesterday afternoon.
revolver
A regular meeting of Court Nat-ruin,
No. 58. F. at A., will be held tonight in
the lodge rooms. in Water street. All
numbers are requested to be present.
——Sonlor Class at the Nor-walk High
School will present “What Would A
Gentleman Do?" ’ Thursday and Fri-
day evenings. hilly 10th and 11th.
Walter K be of the machinists
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grew I’m my uteri
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mom 1 o s .4 :1
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new will" the ”marlin in!
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no taken or Item the WI!
h it. ills. Au- W and
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pine and W the mic for the
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Ethel Blake were the committee in
chargu or the entertainment pod
emit: must be given lhflfl lo: 1}“le!
it the alums: that it tun
l'lutt handsomely annulled tables.
the. bouquet bani netted sit the l‘iur-l“
of the entertainnnut. l’utple and
gold made up the color scheme and
several bouquets of pretty cut fitment
brightuiod the tables. The ball, it
self was decorated with large Ameri-
can dogs. The banquet was a simple,
but delicious one. it consisted of
grape fruit with cherry, cold meats,
salads. pickles, olives, bread and but-
ter txandwichm, calm, ice cream and
crackers.
Dancing was enjoyed until" a late
hour after the banquet.
‘ "n n .:,. fig; 4
but.“ . ”if r
employed by eHigley Machine Com
pany. had the index finger on his left
hand painfully injured last week, and
may lose a portion of the member.
Alexander Wright,of Hudson. N. Y,
on expert soda dispenser. has returned
to his former position in the well
known store of F. H. Baxter.’ Mr.
Wright has at large circle of friends
in Norwoik who will be pleased to
learn of his return.
Company A, of the auxiliary police.
will drill tonight in the Town Assem-
‘bl' Hall. in Wall street. All mem-
bers are requested to report promptly
It 8 o‘clock. Officers will be elected.
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Glittord Clark. recently released
Iran the Norwich Home for lnebriates
watt unable to keep sober. He failed
to report to Judge Edward Iii. Lock-
wood and was" intoxicated the. past
molt. ‘He was taken back to the
form this morning.
The Street Department is doing its
‘ hit toward old in the production of
loud. One. team of horses is engaged
‘totlny in ploughing a plot of ground
an Bouton street.
and in our city to felieve the blgb cost
of vegetables.
i
it is hoped in this‘
way. that enough mound will be plant; 3m.“ “an,“ 1“ .399“le a my!
Olive Branch Lodge, Knights of Py-
thins, will hold a regular meeting this
evening.
The members of the Men‘s Assem-
bly of tho Norwalk M. E. Church will
be the guest‘s of the .Philathea Class
of the some parish at a meeting
which will be held iii the assembly
room of the uptown church» tomorrow
evening. An. interesting program has
been arranged.
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Harlot” “out" mm Celluloid.
or SM 'm wtlkmn loam and
writer. ill Newton one the IGW'
peril“ of " wru an. Eighteen oft
Mrs. Xenkt.‘ ‘ .l Huh solo [moié
lions last Sold. 3 tin tun Sunday ini
May beginning the (butch year In;
reopen .e to numerous inquiries u lol
when she would have her annual pu-
that it will be in the early (all. at the
Mrs. Nevillrk “nuance; l
Urn. istie‘t’-- lbw Quail”
29c“).
Ceylon and India. ll). 39:
Very best
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19clh.
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Best Butter
Fresh Eggs -'
3 lbs Uncoa’ted Rice
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Norwalk Congregational church. where
shehas sung many years. the church
having generously offered her the Au?
dltorium for the affair, there being no
available concert room In the city. In.
Newkirk states that she deeply appro-i
ciatcs this courtesy. At this concert: ,
Mrs. Newkirk‘s pppils (of whom 35
large number holding fine positions,
will singJ will han the valuable. as-
sistance of Annie Louise timid: well-
Jtuoun ltztrplst; Oliver liirt organist.
and hits. William Sptngue, pianist, all
of New Yotk city.
llllll) ANO SOfl Oll .
? ANY KIND (O CORN
The Ladies’ Benevolent Association'
of the-Norwnlk Congregational Church Telil How to Loosen a Tender corn
held its lltst meeting of the year yes-
terday atternon in the parish house.
and tch program proved very interest-
The Kind Word
Circle was in charge of the meeting.
was
read by Miss Mary Marvin. The pa-
per contained extracts from letters re-
l‘ront
Mrs. Grimn. who in now in Paris, and
taken part in a
of no r relief work in: .
France Alter Miss Marvin’s reading “10 moment it is applied and is said
ing and entertaining.
.nnd a paper on "‘\\'ar Relief"
celved by Miss Mary Marvin,
;who has‘ seen and
'greot deal
bud been concluded. ion was served
and a social hour was euioyod
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u tilt lriendn in South Norwullt.L
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1 Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Kennedy, of Pa-
80 it Lilia Out Without Pain
1 You reckless men and women who
are pestered with coma and who have‘
at least once a week invited an awful
death from lockjuw or blood'polsou
are now told by at Cincinnati authority
to use a drug called treezone, which
the moment at few drops are applied
to any corn. the soreness is relieVed’
and soon tltoentire com, root and all,
lifts out with the fingers.
It is a sticky substance which dries
to simply shrivei the corn without in—
iflaming or even irritating the sur-
rounding tissue or sldn. it is claimed
Mrs George E Beard of Center that a quarter of an ounce Will cost.
days \ery little tit any ofttha drug tutor”.
‘but is sufficient to rid one"s teet of
'every hard or soft corn or callus.
You me further warned that cutting
i
There will he a r‘egulot meeting ”Resale N J are the proud parents of at a corn is a. suicidal hubit.—~Adv.
“ladyWaehington Lodge. 0.21 flhep
balls of Bethlehem. this evening.
a baby girl burn you -.terdny
Kennedy was formerly
3., will address the members of the Hilth 3;me m. .i.
Men's Club. of the Norwullt Congrega-
iional church tomorrow evening. Mr.
‘Parrott will tullt on “Julian"
impeller represented the General El cc
trlc Company in Japan for two years
and, during that time, became very fo-
lmillar with the countiy and its people.
Bio talk promises to he most interest-
ing.
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~THURSDAV DINNER NIGHT
The.
”—
SAMUEL WHITMEYER
T0 Lil AVE CITY
lot ten yctttsl
livannuol til tho lmnl hr :utth of the,
be
tiallslctrcd to :1. New Yolk tetritory
He will he succeeded by!
‘irttttul K. i’t'htttncvct
\l‘tlion ll iiistult Comp' I will
next week
Wilhinm Osborn of West V'ii gdluin
Mt. Whit'tncict is :t popular member
- ol‘ the South Norwnlk club and while
at the Comm y'Club Why not multe his blends me congratulating him
reservation now?
his promotion. they me sorry to
him leave this city.
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The Fitst District fire department CONNECTICUT FORBIDS
responded to an alarm from box 42
3am night about 8 o’clock and extin- 1
.tgntsbed a fire which had started in
in Main
The blame was in some cloth-
in which was hanging in a cellarway
the borne of“ John Blake.
«ma.
41nd was first noticed by a neighbot
w smelled the emoke.
“he was in bed and alone in the
{June at the time, and did not knew cently passed however, and Goyernor
“the fire until he was aroused by Holcomb has lust. signed a bill that
Chemicals were used should do much to eliminate the evili
1:- rhueutinguishing the b1aze.'1‘he loss. in the state.
' .IIII neighbor.
mollsht The origin or the tire
' ’fll'nknown.‘
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Preparednes
TRESPASSING
Connecticut has
been among those states in. the coun-
try thet have not. by low attempted
to prevent the unnecessary waste of -
life due to trespassing upon railway
Patrick tight of way. '
The Connecticut Legislatute has re-
i
For many years
of 1905, and reads as follows:
"Every person who shall,
lglit, bottom: or attach himself
er or the town in which ‘ ”
Mrs.‘
Miss Lenora.
*8. ip- Patrott a representative of Ward. of Norwalk, while Mr. Kennedy
the Edison Lamp Work-t oi the Gen- W»; a popultlr high school teacher.
moi Electric companypol Harrison, N 110 in new teaching in the Patterson
The bill is an amend-
is ment to Chapter 202 of the public acts l
without -—r
to‘
any engine or car upon the track of
lany railroad, or station or yard of any
militottd, or be upon the track or right-
'of way of any railroad, or ride drive=
or-1ead any beest: on such track", shall
fined not more than fifty dollars or
prisoned not more than thirty days
both. fiery station agent of any
. ch coinptmy, v'rblo' shall have infor-
notion of to violation of any provision
I this section, shall forthwith notity‘
mm juror or other interning on!
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GLOVER’S‘
! Established 1897
Enlist Now!
New Recruits forw
RALSION . SHOES
have more than doubled
in the past year. Join now
and enjoy the comforts of
a good- shoe. ’
$5.00
122* Wishinfjt‘on’ St.
saute Hermite.
l
i
Children’s Dresses
'A large assortment of new Gingham Dresses for school wear.
Plaids. Stripes and Plain Chambray, made in the least
middy style, with plaited skirts, Russian style with belts,
collar and ends of contrasting material.
0 . . .
Assorted combination in Bloomers
years
a to tryears, without bloomers . . . .
to match, from 2 to 6
. 79¢
----- $1. 00 to $1 50
.......
Also a good line of Children’ s White Lingerie Dresses,
summer.
J. I. MALLETT E
‘ to woman» at.
‘ . South ~ Norwnlk.
$64.00. and $7.00 Oxfords, ,
EiwoodfiiGlover ; .
'-
Fumiiu‘re,‘ Rugs
carpets“:
LinOleum
Redurnishing time is here. Our line of Furniture, Bed-
ding, Kitchen Cabinets, Retrigorators,
Floor Coverings.
Windows ” den, Draperies, Porch and Lawn wFurniture.
.
Mowers comprises one of the largest and mast complete
lines to be had at prices you can afford to pay.
A. ironins‘co.
So. Norwalk.
. Conn.
l:
58 Wall Street.
Thorough examination of the
time promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
CENTRAL HOTEL;
o. B. JACKSON»
OPTOMETBIST
Norwalk.
KRYPTOK LENSES-Folding Oxford: in Gold or
f Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
pr
eyes. Oculists’ prescrip-
Fine room by the day or week. Steam keémd. electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached“; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style:
Cbm: Monroe and Chestnut St.
N. h DESESA.‘ Manager
Tel. ,1 .
f. DISESA. Raphael-55
Land HIM.
10,000 BEAN POLES
RAYMOND BROTHE‘
PM “3-3. :31 WW
Ladles’ Pumps oi (in
See the New Models oi Patent tea
Gunmetal, Champage and Grey.
Styles tor Many Tastes. '
Hosiery (to Match
CONNEALLY st. BRACK
South Nor ~ '
81 Washington Street.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
_. When“ 10! and 1“.
Free Delivery. 71 north Main
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Inlant s Spring Apparel-
. Anyone who thinks that the babies do not have fashiow
openings too, should see this showing. Infants’
‘ Spring Goats, some prettilly hand embroidered, hand“, "
Bonnets, S‘weaters in white and colors; Slips and Dru ‘
in many styles not; shown» before. ‘
Great varieies of Jackets. Bootees,
ddiriage Robes, Underwear, etc.
Mode so nicely, of suuch good materials and finished
in such excellent manner that they are sure to appeal to of
mothers. Come and see the display.
Capes, Wrappers
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