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Mfllfll‘mfl'fi' l v showroom-oldie; _ :’
fifimfimfl; Dry Goods, Furnishings and Notions, '* " ......§.. ,
i“"°”‘°"“”°"°‘“* "“3 Hosiery and Underwear, Ribb0ns,
Laces, Embroidery, Infants’ Wear,
White Goods, etc. .
'3. “it! today. ’
Entire Stock and Fixtures of
DEPARTMENT srons
84 Washington Street Phone lit
’ . iNorwalk Building, Loan and invest-
" Jo ' H DA ‘mt Association will be held tow
thet France and Belgilml have ;"
. . gone through. " . ' l
W...“ South Norwalk. Conn. l,
‘ ' FORMERLY A. DICKERMAN & SON 1" '
{row Evening at the olees of'l'aylork
35 I”! Street
5‘." But Germanywill be beaten
Will be sold in TRADE Lots to the llixhest bidder {2 Help to beat her now; help to 1 "
count “Pawns: l “‘ °“ ““2212" i
,intheend. .1 , /
AT PUBLIC AUCTION “M“ We °‘ We and
~ , _ . " i any ;help to overthrowher .
On Wednesday, April 17, af10230 a. m. am
1 idol of!" power and. world do-
, #NOTE—Sale will start promptly at 10:30 and be continued until every 1 mtmonll .
lot is sold. Liberty Bonds will give our I :‘
"7 Germany mustlieliee'ten'i’ 14'
lfsheisnotheatehinEmope;"i
Wealiell go through the same“ .
'awfulexperienceshereathometl‘,
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doom Norwalk more, No. 529. Li
0. 0. 1L, initiated a large class of can-1' .
‘. didates at their rooms on South llain
waarm roaaoasr street, yesterday aiternon. After the
- ,i . inliiatioa an entertainment was held.
,. Mu for sonata and vicinity: {which all enjoyed. neireehmens were
.—-. no tonight and Tuesday um min-’servod.
“0 Villa. mostly west. Weather oon- -
M: A long ridge of high proutirei Mayor Jeremiah Donovan and Cit!
Willa from Upper lichlgan soutli-1 Clerk 1. D. Robertson. today made a
netward to Georgia is producing plea- tour of inspection of the recently tak-
aant weather in all districts east or en over property at Wilson's Point.
the yiasisstppl river. A weiladefined‘ where the United States Masonry
”Mam central over Colorado il‘ Fleet Corporation has established a
causing unfattled weather from the lumber yard.
Iocky Hountains outward to theI
)liasissippi river. The temperature The regular meeting of Cainp No. a,
bu been critics slowly in the central P. 1. of A.. will be held on Tuesday
and easten districts. ‘ ‘; evening in the o. A. R, Hall on Wash-
iington street. at which time impon
mm A M AGO :iant business will be brought up and
Q
ea. -
oomposed of former major league and
college stars McPealle will be re
membered as a Stamford High School
and Stamford Military Academy play-
er. He is "a present a secondvclass
seamen, but expects to enter the en-
‘ [sign school within a short time.—
/ lira (7“er ANION“. of 21 Cove Stamford Advocate.
avenue. East 'Norwalk, reported the}
1°“ 0‘ 82° to the police. sud said that
1'" Wket had been picked on Batun’
day night. i
any n...
/ TOD‘Y ,’a social evening enjoyed. A“ mem- 0n . m dUnd [a
.__._ ' ii hers are asked to he want M "f! Ill". flock cry an erwear—e year, Gordon, Carter’s, Tuxedo, (Scandal, s . '
”Ti-immature: High, 49: low,“ John Mcponmioined the \‘ew- Em and Salt! Kills, Ipswich, Buster Brown, Prim, um M a“, 0““, mm men their fighting needs. Buy _
: . ‘air. ,. ‘ oenimlreblasto. Embroidery, Laces, Ribbons, lotions ‘l’oilet Articles Talonms Spool ' '
_ b bgll . . -_ , _ - ______._9 __ _ __._r___ I .--_-
p... m. Reserve no team mm. a fl ””1 “d m m. u" m o I“ M. . them to your utmost ability } _
era, Piece Goods, Harlin Underwear, Waista, emu, Blotters, aoyd Society lilkl, Home m and at once! If you are not a
torus, Ready-to-Wear (loot Costs Dresses etc. a , a
, ' ' . ’ fightmgman,beab ngmanll I
Fixtures, 16 Fine Show Cases, Umbrella Case, W ‘\
Counters, Display Stands, Stock Boxes, Revolv- - "
ing Racks, 3 Side Revolving Mirror. Cabinets, etc. . Ready to work -
Lanai. NATIONAL cssu numeral for $1!
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WANTS BONDS INCREASED.
in the uptown court this morning
' evidence was presented by Prosecutor
‘ Dunbar. before Judge Candee, that the
Mike liegedua. arrested for intoxi- case of the aged “Davey" Spicer. who
, cation was sentenced to thirty any. in "I terribly beaten up by a number of
’ ' Norwalk young men. had proven more
“I this morning, but ”um w serious than at first supposed. and
u.
1c to ssoo.oo
4 Station Lamson Cash System, Safe, Stools, etc. , ‘ 5'}
:7 ‘ suspended l” “a” M “- Vol- that the man had been sent to the Nor- ‘ i ‘H
“in. on Mike's promise to turn all walk hospital late last night. He ask- ‘3' (All to l” ”m m 40-) “7 i ‘ Emma. L. l 't,
of mg men over to his wife. ed that the bail bonds oi Lyle - . l '
s7 1.8chults. Carper Swartse. Frank And one" for lllBDOCthll Mold'y u“! Tuesday. l '
and Frank McCall-k. who are accused .
JIM "ICC, of 1‘ York moot. '”t of the crime bq Inc's-“ed mm "'0 , 9 As Me To 5 Pa Ms
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James Mace, JI'J, in company with An? liberty. Judge Candee set two o'clock
thony mu“, tryln‘ to 3.; may this afternoon for a hearing on the
the cellar. He soon not a bait to the matter.
proceedings and notified the police.
who are looking into the ‘matter. '
_ THE PAITiMEs WIN
The Pastime A. C. defeated the
Springwoods in the second game of
‘ , A special meeting of Putnam Hose
Company will be held tomorrow eve-
ning,to take action on the plan ‘0 ten 'the fifth by Blackman, who pitched a
sin a reception to the draft men of
the company. who leave, Norwallt
within the next few weeks. The at-
tair will probalby be held on Tuesday
evening. April 23d.
the series by the score of s _to 5. Warn
started the some, but was relieved in
good game. Bardos pitched a fair
game for the losers until the mm in-
ning when he became rattled by
Blackman's home run with two men
on bases. Blackman and Williamson
EveryWoman’s Fashion Shop
was soon or GINUINI venues"
*tiegfii its work for you.
,r There is n Howland sewing machine all ready fd
[v- It will cost but $1'to have it start !
I" That dollar is the amount you pay win-n admit.
' 'd to the Howland sowing machine club. It is the -
lead the batting honors”, getting three
hits apiece, while Richards was an
'close second. getting two hits.
The score: ’ ,
Pastime A. C.-0 0 0 l 4 0 2] x-8
Louis 'Kovnck said that last night.
while walking through the Spring-
wood section be was stopped by a col-
ored lady who seemed to take quite an
w it
interest in him. Not being very e Springwood A. 0—0 1 l 0 3 0 0 0 0 _5
acquainted with the female sex, Louis , i l w Bl k-
lso stopped and the two had quite n Butter ”—Pa" rue—- “m' 3"
n I -man and Williamson.
long oonVersntlon. Following the con; .
versation, according to Louis. the! .' Springwoods—Bardos and Powell.
. ' , , ’ 1: dollar of the price of "the machine you choose.
13 Mam Street Norwalk I" You may pick a machine at $19.50;, at $25; at. ,
‘ parted company, and then Imuls found'
. .50; or at $45—and it goes home as soon as tllCill‘S‘ _. a
I i i . V narispaid. . ' ' \VS SlllOO lV cvcn ‘ I. r
Otters [01‘ [he l‘illlll'e Week .1 2.2222222222222222. .22.. .2:
2:2.‘222222222‘292222.22- [illuminant ' Timely Specials > of ‘ Women’s and
no.” . i All KIDNEY: lilltl M isses’ C93“ and SW5, of High Grade
.... ' ' Qualify and Newest of Models.
NOTICE
The members of Welcome Stranger
l
l
’Evcry‘ono is guaranteed to stand up in service and.
'do good work.
’ Its price is less than that of equal machines sold
in the usual machine way—for we sell them in the
dry-goods way. ' . '
Its price to club-members is regular casli price—1'
. lbut that price is paid in small sums at convenient in
walk, at 2 p. m., Tuesday, 16th, April. Take a Giasaof “n. to Flush Kid ‘ , (
1913. l nsys if Bladder Bother. you
Eating meat resolarly eventually
‘ President.
2 - y . ' .Droduces kidney trouble in some form
.7 ' 7' “"‘L‘AM ASiileitl-Sluik :09! ration; rheumatic twmges, se-
T‘ , ec ".Vere headaches, acid stomach, con
.tervals. . .
Test a machine, here at the store, and lot it prom
Entipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness,
{bladder and urinary irritation.
3its worth to you personally.
’ l The moment your back hurts or
. , Third floor.
.. , ., p
. Women 8 THE iiOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY;
. Mi . 1 Wild aren’t actin ri ,or a . ‘ , '
‘ To omntggmp ‘1‘ er a slit if bl d
l; . mun DUTY
l
JOSEPH ADCOCK
Women’s
and Misses’
Coats and
Suits .
inn 4
$22.50,
l
i
i lee of Jed Salts from any good plum
l imacy; take a tablespoonful in a glass
2 of watepbeforp‘ breakfast for a few
l [days and your kidneys will then act
: {fine This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with, lithla, and has been
‘ used for generations to flush cloned
' kidneys and stimulate them to normaiv
activity; also to neutralise the acids:
in the urine so it no longer irritatesq
thus ‘cndlnirbiadder disorders. '
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes a delightful effervescent lithiu-
or other, says a well-known authori-
ty, because the uric acid in meat es-'
sites the kidneys, the, bacon mar-l
worked: set slossuh. clos up and.
cause all sorts of distress, particulaiw
ly backache and misery in the kid-
Coats and
Suits ..
$22.50
[ltfual Value
$27.50
,der ”the?! you, set about four onnc- ‘. - and Misses, I ;:—— '
To Be Thrift!
son SALE AT
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