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South Norwalk.
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faunas AT ALL PRICES
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, 16 80. Main St.
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Is the Time to Consider
And Repapering Your Home
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' Estimates Cheerfully Given
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There was a celebration of the Holy
h' munion this morning at 10 o‘clock
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here will be. a regular businessl
> tiling this evening of “enema:
Donnell, N0. 31, n. of 1).. in Red Mott’s:
‘ ii. in Main street.
The'annual meeting of the Norwalk
i pier, D. A. R., was held this alter-l
Hart
here. It’s
among the
models.
But if you dont care for these, you’ll
find plenty of other good looking clothes
here.
Copyright Hart Schafl‘nt‘r 5c Marx
new sport models ;
OU’RE going to like them; we know
it; that’s the reason we have them
our customers like.
We expect a lot of the lively dressers
inappy clothes; and even'some -of the
older men will look well in the sport
the right fit for every figure.
THE HOME OF HART SCHAFF NER dz MARX CLOTHES
Norwalk
Schaffner & Marx l
our business to have things
young men here to wear these
We have the right style and ,
Rogers & Stevens
So. Norwalk
at the home of Mrs. George R.j
Mum, in Morgan avenue. '
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”Fl-See Marguerite Clark in “The
"nl'entine Girl." at the Regent tomor-
, NOR WALK
SOCIETY
ahd Personal
NE WS
All of Norwalk's llotne Guard Com-
‘.. Ties will be sworn in tomorrow
sillglli: in the armory. by Lieutenant- I
lonel Cronin, of Bridgeport.
F—Brand's jt welry tore, see window.
,Company C, 0f the Auxiliary Police.
1, drill this evening at the South
Walk depot. '(‘oi'npany D will drill ,
president of the Anaconda Copper
| company. as chairman of the sub—com-
Emittee on copper, to serve with the
lsub-colnmittee on raw materials. Other
Enlembers of the committee on copper
:announced today are 'Murry luggcn~
theim. New York; ll. 1.. Autumn. presi-
‘dent of the Calumet and ilet'la Mining
lcompany, Boston; Charles McNeil],
president of the Utah Copper com-
.pany, .\'ew York; James McLean, vice-
lpresiden-t of l’helps. Dodge. and Com-
|puny, New York. and W. A. Clark,
lpresident of the United \‘erde t‘opper
ltloliililllly'. New York.
- Music Hall.
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union Day, at 5:30, 7 and 9 a. m., in evening at the home of her :
ill be held at 8 o'clock. in attendance were Kenneth
meeticut’s War Preparations." ite- Sara llicardon. .lnlita Hoyt, Elinor
hments were served later in the Campbell. and Marguerite Reynolds.’
agavenlng. . ,'l'he party was arranged by Eugene
— :McMahon anti
Messrs. Andrews and Gregory, rcp-
ienling the Lee. 8: Higgins and the the younger social set.
‘pect-ively, of New York elty, are in
mwnlk for a few days in the inter-
{izs of the “Liberty Loan." Both gen-
n have interviewed local bank-
" fiend prominent residents and busi-
sss men of the'city and it is planned
have a public meetig‘ln the inter.
{of the loan within a few days.
Reynolds a charming hostess.
in this city.
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arrange to have your dinner serv-
nt the 'Country Club Thursday
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SPRING TONIC l
YRUP HYPOPHOSPHITES ! ,RYAN CHAIRMAN RAW MATE.
salmon 301'an 75c
home of relatives in New York City.
RIALS COMMITTEE.
' Baruch,
lien-PowelI-Corpetation
. ...—.... l A very pleasant surprise party was
{Masses were celebrated today, As. tendered Marguerite lReynolds last
‘clht. Mrs.‘
Mary's church.— Evening Services, P. A. McNamara. Reed street. Those
Fitch.
_ (‘harles Roselle. Charles lieisler. Wily
Seven candidates were initiated last lialn 'Keisler, Leighton Nutling, Jack
lght at the regular business meeting Reynolds. Vincent Reynolds. (‘harles
3:6 eluded, Dr. Hiram B. West deliv- l-‘int-h, lleatrice Marie Olson, Ruth
fed .an interesting address on “Con- Craig. Alma McCrombie, Mary Skidtl,‘
Adelaide Finch, nhd
they proved to be channint: leaders of
Games were
giants Oldham Bonding Contpaines, enjoyed and dainty luncheon served.
All departed at 10:80, declaring Miss
. by Mrs. Aquila Greenwood
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearl,ofNew.ll0n.119min Hartford
York city, have taken up their resin-"£0-
dence in Union Park, during their stayl A prize was awarded to
ere Else in the World
is your idle money so safe, so ready for use in emergency-and
so valuable in interest increase, as in a savings account?
of saféty and compound interest on your savings deposits.
Make use of this bank today.
South NOIWalk. Savings Bank
I I, 7 " ‘ John H.Knapp,fl.Yio¢-Pres.
....Gearre L‘s-Woodward, 7pm., ~ ,
' Mr. Baruch has appointed com-
mittees on alcohol, aluminum. asbes-
tos, brass. coal tar try-products, lum-
her, lead. mica, nickel, oll. rubber.
steel, sulphur. wool, zinc. cool. cement,
chemicals, anti pig iron and iron ore.
The subcommittees will assist the
advisory commission in securing the
co-opcration of business men ill meet~
in! Norwalk Aerie. ’No. 598’. F“ 0' 1‘" Rash. (‘llarles \\lcke, Eugenie l” in; the country's needs in carryinl.v out
fter the business meeting had been Million. Charlotte Jarvis, Adelaide
the war porgrtlm.
W. F. M. Q. THANKOFFERING.
The annual thankofferlna or, the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
of the East Avenue Methodist church
was held Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. ll. .l. Seymour of 18 Rowan
street. ‘
Most interesting reports \vere given
and Miss
Sadie Randall of the jubilee conven-
a few weeks
the East,‘
{avenue auxiliary for securing the larg-'
lest amount of money of any society in
Miss Sara Basset, of Taunton. Mass..:the district during the year.
‘is visiting for a few days at the home; Rev. Harold Wilson gave a delight-
‘of Miss Eleanor Coley. in Cannondale. ful talk about his college friends who
were in mission fields in China.
Mrs. O. W. Hawxhurst. of Quintard‘ One of these is soon to he on fur-
Place. is visiting for a few days at the tough ‘n this country, and it is hoped
:to hear him sometime tell of his work
{and have the pleasure of meeting him.
The annual thankot‘fering was taken.l
land was found to net the splendid sum‘.
WASHINGTON, May 17,—Bernard MW'of twenty dollars, the largest amountl WILLIMANTIC.
chairman of the Advisory '
Council of National Defense, has ap-
pointed John D. Ryan, of New York,
received on any similar occasion. '
This collection goes this year to the
volunteer missionaries of the New
England branch. i
ENGINEER REGIMENTS FILLED. i
CHICAGO, lMay 17.—-—More than 3,-
300 applicants for enlistment had been}
received today by the Third Reserve'
Icement-2s Hussitun WITH
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BANKERS TALK FOR LIBERTY .HARTFORD MAN FOR
LOAN. ,1 new u. s. ARMOR PLANT
—~-——--— \‘l'A'SlNGTON. I). C._. May l't'.——\Vll-
NEW YORK. May iii-The speaking llam E. Hayes of Hartford, who holds
campaign in which prominent bankers an important position in the Navy de-
ulld brokers of the financial district partmeni, has been named as superin-
have been enlisted was begun in car- tcndcnt of the government armor plate
nest today throughout the New York plant to be built at Charleston. West:
Federal Reserve Bank district to ob. Virginia. Mr. Hayes who was former
lttil'l sbscrlptions for the Liberty Loan. b' with the Pratt and Whitney com-
An itinerary has been arranged for puny of Hartford, l00k 8 position in
the banker-speakers to address meet- the Washington New yard about nine
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' 98 Washington St., So. Norwalk
PHONE 410, PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
‘Why Pay More?
BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. lb. . . . . ........ 43c
“'i‘astos like more."
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ....... . ....... 41c doz.
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BESTCOFFEE.................. ........ 24clb.
“The best you over drunk."
BEST TEA . ..... .. ................. 29c lb.
“Ootong, Mixed and English Breakfast."
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inns in the different sections of the 3'93““ ill-7‘1 "0 “'35 1"“"Sl91'l'ed ‘0 ”Wt
my,“ Navy department several- years ugoi
Frank A. vflndpmp will begin ills when a man was needed with high;
tour M ”N, state at Albany tonight. technical knowledge. and has made:
Thomas W. Lamont, ofJ. p. Morgan & much advancement since. He willl
(‘cnmanyz was to address a meeting of- ‘93W {0" ms ““‘V 905‘ in about “V0:
the New Jersey Savings Bank Associa- “PM”- His (“”19" is “'“h the .‘(etna’
tion in Newark today. it‘il‘c insurance company. i
it was announced today that the ()liver McKee, formerly a lnember'
NU“. York State Woman Suffrage Par- of Troop ll, Connecticut cavalry,report!
ty had placed its speaking bureau in Pd 1° ”‘0 051W”. “"5"”? camp at'
cooperation with the committee. FOH’MYN' Virginia. yesterday, having;
Subscriptions to the loan began to been commissioned as a lieutenant:
flow into the local federal reserve of cavalry. MCK'?” “"5 a Platfsburgl
hank yesterday at a rapid pace under man and was secretary of the Platts-i
the influence of the extensive promo- burg Connecticut association.
”0“ campaign. ,served for some time as a reporter on
in addition ,0 the largest amount Of‘the Hartford Titties and has been for
small subscriptions yet received. it ”“3 last 12 months 0“ the. staff of the
was announced that the Westinghouse Washington bureau of ”‘0 New York
Electric and Manufacturing Contpttny‘,w°”d' 1
had subscribed $2,500,000. The con -l _ i
tinny also announced that every one off i
its 30,000 employes could purchase
bonds on the partial payment plan.
WELCOME FOR GEN. WOOD.
CHARLESTON, S. C., May l‘i.——l
iThis city was decorated today for at
patriotic demontration and a wlecom-l
ing celebration in honor of Major John
Leonard Wood, takinl.r up headqusr-i
t'ers here as commander of the new-
ly created southeastern Department:
of the Army. It was estimated that?
lNFlDELITY; DIVORCE GRANTED
That Ernest A. Gintlter, of Stamford
was untrue to his marriage vows in
keeping company with a brunette
named Esther Fonntaine, was the
statement made yesterday by Eva At-
wood Ginther of this city in her ac—
tion for divorce before Judge Curtis.
She charged him with acts of infldeh .
ity in September. 1905. A decree of. PRIESTS MAKE GARDEN.
divorce was granted to the plaintiff. 3 Six of the priests at 'St. Joseph's
._ _Cathedral in Hartford, have decided to
WAGES ARE INCREASED. laid in the “bigger crops" movement
May 17.—-—An- this year, and have taken a piece of
nouncement was made today of an in- land not far from the cathedral which
crease in wages to the thousand em- they will cultivate during the summer,
ployes of the Quidnick-Windham Cot. says a bulletin from the state food
ton Manufacturing Company at its 5110913’ committee. 'Rt. Rev. Mgr.
mills here and in Quldnick, a. I. ThelThomaS S. Duggan will “boss" the job.
increase. effective June 4‘, will approxl-I L
mate ten per cent, it is stated. TROUBLE ENTIRELY DISAPPEAR.
ED
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parade. Charleston's business men will
formally welcome General Wood and
his staff at a banquet tonight.
BIG STOCK OtF GRAIN.
c ernment today madé its first loan to,
10,000 men, women and children would '
Whatever you do, don’t get BALD!
Prevent dandruff and falling hair by using the great French preparation
ED. PINAUD’S HAIR TONIC
This original Eau de Quinine is the one effective tonic for itching scalp,
sick hair and dandruff. Used by men and women of refinement the
world over for 100 you. Don’t risk the use of unknown or inferior
tonicsfi ED. PINA D'S is pure, delightfully perfumed and the one
for you. Ask your druggist. Send 10:. to our American Oihces for a
testing bottle.
Perfumerie I. PINAUD. M l HI. PINAUD 81.00., New York
FIRST LOAN T0 nussm ' CONGRESSMAN GARDNER RE—
WASiliNGTON. May 17.--The gov‘l SIGNS
Russia. oiu0,000,000, bringing the; WASHINGTON, May 16.—Represen«.
amount thus far advanced to the AI‘ tative Gardner, ot.’ Massachusetts, bu
ties up to $625,000,000. .resigned from Congress to enter the
._ . ...“. . 7.7V.._ _, my.
Mr. Gardner ‘ has been one of tilt
N0 EXCUSE Eon most active figures in the movement
coflsnpn‘noN'first member of either house to quit
Congress for military service in the.
‘for military preparedness and was I.
lpresent war.
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.member of the ways and means cones.
mittee. He has been ordered to active.
ditty as a reserve officer. He is firm
Parents Who Worry Over This Not.»~———-- 4'
. Entitled to Sympathy If You Have Any
tho matter how many laxatives you! .
have tried for the “kiddies" there isiSECOND'HAND AUTOMO‘
only one that "is sure, certain andiBILES OR A LOT OR SCRAP-
har‘mless. , IRON, METALS, MANILM
Get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Laxa- . ROPE. and you “lam to get: th‘
five Soothing Syrup n you, dmg_lh1ghest market price for same.
gist's today, give it ranhrnny and yourjsend Pom1 0‘ telephone to
child will soon be rid of all constipa-i L. EFFRON
tion, sour, gassy stomach, indigestion,l 3 Rowan St. East Norwalk.
“VP? and bOW'El complaints. I}, Cor’gBecause We Have No Canm
rects these ailments just. as sure as f sers or Agents
fate and best of all contains no "dope"§Tc1' 1°05 _ ._ TgL 1905.
or a drop of alcohol. The, formula ’
right on the bottle, you know just i ..-—r- ~~- .39.! —~ - -— —
what you are giving, no secrets about FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup and YORK
it's so good we want everyohe to know
all about it. .
Oh my! but Mrs. Winslow‘s Laxa-
THE ANNING J. smv'H TRAN.»
PORTATlON LINE, Inc.
The South Norwalk Savings Bank offers you the service _
Engineers’ Regiment, being recruited CHICAGO. May 17.—-A review of
here, in which there will he places for grain held in Chicago, as conducted by
only 1048 officers and men. John P. Gibbons. chief inspector of
NEW YORK, .Msy 17.—The First grains in Chicago. shows that there
iCompany of the First Regiment of En-( are 4,250,000 bushels of grains in pub
gineers, it was announced today. willilic warehouses in the city today, and
D. i., where they will be taught the edge of 1,250,000 bushels ot wheat held
rudiments of army" discipline and too in private warehouses. '
tiles. ,Up to last night 586 men had
been enlisted for, the regiment, but AMBULANCE UNITs FOR! FRANCE.
despite the fact that publicity has STATE COLLEGE, 123., May 17.-'-
been given to the need tor books. not. Two-ambulance: units for immediate
ogre has been signed during 'tlier‘iut service mli'rn'ncn have Loon recruited
_, w. (L at, outcome“.
-be in camp by Monday at Fort Totten,, that the inspector‘s office has knowl-l
Fathers and mothers worry over a
child with a chronic cough. Knudt
Dee, Wannaska, Minn, writes: "For
several years my daughter had a had
chronic ‘ cough. Every time she
caught'a little cold, it aggravated the
trouble. We tried many medicines,
but not until we tried Foley’s Honey
and Tar did anything produce any:
great relief. In a few’dnys the,tron§
vble entirely disappeared and has novg
[er rammed." Foley's Honey‘nndfl‘ai;
:Jor coughs, .colds, croup,’
,coughltdv. .
Btllloonl'oult Corporation.
tive Soothing Syrup will surprise you,
you can almost see the litle folks im-
prove. they eat right, are all smiles
and full of life and ginger, and: what a
reiet, what a load off the patents”
mind. It is the remedy par-excellence
and best or 11 the children like it. .
jGet a bottle oday mother, and give
the little one a fair shake. then say
good-bye constipation and all stomach
and bowel' trouble. Sold and recom-
mendetLby the best drowns every-
where. . _ , . .. . , ;
Eor'saleln lSouth Norwalk by -[l. A.
Malayan-homet—suv.
Freight be t leaves Pier 27 End
River, New ark (foot of Catherin-
st.) every day except Sunday, at 8 u
m. Freight received at Norwalk up u
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up 0-
H. ll. BURGESS
Interior Decor-titer, 30 Taylor Aver".
Catering to those who'wnnt no.
work—Draperies, Shades,’ Upholsm»
tes,'Rugs and Furniture.
EXCLUSIVE WALL PAPER
Estimates FWMUM
Upholstering and furniture raft-11},
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