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GUELTIES
LL KINDS
.5c to 25¢
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:‘ is, Place. Cards.
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vs For Children . :
Napkins. Etc. Ii
GE ASSORTMENT
'4 4t 333'
ENNELLY’S
H1 So. Main St. .
«iiilllTH NORWAI‘.
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The Waist-seam;
models
OU’RE sure to like them: esoec-
ially young men. \Ve can tell you.
confidentially. that it’s going to be the
style for young men this season: outs a
"limit: . ' .
"""“"" “‘5 little military touch to the thin! that
l t7. li't'le.I
i
lrnml It! tllakei
Sunday with l
lhni
:tlltl l-ii'lt' welfare. l
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in! back.” as well as the fellows who
o
t
i mikes unite a hit with the men “com-~
.i wllnons to
mm.
Hart Schufiner & Marx styles ;
They know how todoitt they are the but style We in the country:
there are new tiles: in Win m on! in vsrbm other features.
If you wont the liveliest
mm’lsfiforthcse I
But Schim & Marx l
models.
Rogers 8: Stevens
' The home of Hart mm & Hsrx clothes ’
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ill‘uw l‘;lnl"‘, \\'i*(lflPF<l
\"llllll‘_\. AlrEnt‘lly’S‘
;_‘ mi llt'n’tl'n,
.ll Nt'w England Tel“-
"«|Iiiny is in build a stilllme‘l !
~~hm‘v, v. ln-l-o its operators
pulls ul~ lln- state. can spend
zinnmlnm-mvnt from
.ellcms,
' 1 1-ll states.
WHIP-Cllt‘ut agricultural expert-t
'.l't0:l has issued a pamphlet
inst ms attacking the potato
I lllllH-(lit‘tll and imagesth
. ital-'lnu those, that is wherei
.\.. Mir-n diseon-wl.
, -!\.\' ltllt'l'llfifln at 3 o'r‘lm-k, in
'-.ili:l. hull. Mitts Bessie l-‘l'ank-'
illustrated lOturo on
\Vulllau's Auxiliarv of
Foreign Missions. This '
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I», Ill. lll'
rl'tzll (pl
~. \« ill in illustrated by slot’o-imi
.2..ll\ prr—l-all‘t-d for ‘lis adII N 1k 8 ‘N I l ‘
Wot-.111: lllt- milk in Alfw‘m, orwa ou' l|‘ orwa k
m. ... .911! Minn . u. 4 3.. . .. . .
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NOTICE—~x‘tulwlnx Alilll l’illl 'l‘ht‘
:lin‘, l'llilpr. .ll’. Motor 'l‘l'unspm-I 4 .,
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"““m ' "~ “‘H “ ‘ "“ a “‘-‘ l“ "WP ‘lho estate ol the persons named in llio' OLDER cove CONFERENCE,
on hills, that
8%. (links In M“.
We'hvojnmsnw line or 13mm?
numeral: M incl-din.
Mandela in either
RAYMOND I8: SON
wmsndmchlts.
Qua-tiered
Inhognny or IButlor Finish.
Prompt true suto delivery to :11 surrounding towns.
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n'l'a.»
mmoset,Arm0hsir mm
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'We Specialize in
. Children’s Shoes
Now that outdoor sports use in order, good reliable foot-
wesr for the boys and girls is a prime uneasily.
We do not rely on a single mnko but hove in stock shoes
from all of the leading ashes of juvenile shoes, and can in-
sure a Meet lit.
a 1- WELL WEARING. STOCKINGS T00.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN‘
MW“
Economy News of
mm
nonbinding? nmmmm
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mmsmm “mum's-melon
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mumsmuwmmsym
The City National» Bank
Women.’ 5 Union“ Suits
“MMNM
mum”!!!
once-Itasca
mm our
snug-ream
Wouummmmumm:
”Ir—m‘mwmn “ lssct.slosIOs-ssol.ooe 590
Lot 11—me cotton»
Lot 111..“lean u $1.50
t do, cost of Underwear the above
0
the
omidsrlng preset:
values are reallyI wonderful. m... _
£01“..ri 11m." mm t:
890
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THE NEW 5
ozsmlrlon or CHIROW
cause oi the-dzsr~an~ and it" '
adjusting the M7118 Uisemh ~
by a ‘l(l(h :srist or split. “3““
back. 5"“ if done in v '
crcntos plow-ed nerves and " '
tuber lite i- the dinerent 0mm d’
limbs. .
Chiropractors remove the
dim sud pain, tenth i.
1%
' given special attention; ,. . «it
two or the some. You Vii! . :w.
not giving the Ch'mpm n w ' .
to new you. , .2 ‘
. . I . - . - . . - ASK l
~‘”"’“ \"‘ ““"l" 5" “I \‘M‘ “In" ”um- . FngTngL complaint though ofl'orta alongthis line Al I, recent joint meeting of feprp
'liwlini- luriniS. ‘UHIF H""""“ "“‘l ( A 1‘ E T0 lune been made. . . , .
. I illll II IIII mlull I‘ll}, CH LAND; .xt‘ll'il'l‘t‘fi of the I-alrt‘leld County T.
...‘ .l I. .x . its I- K 1 '1 " ""—“ """ , , .
IAItlI l III : II II'TIIIILI \IIIIIII‘III 1‘Il'lnq’ RANGER CASE To BE RETRIED .\l. t . A. and ( ounty Minday School As.
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IIII IIIIII . no St‘nllllt‘l Continuul flnm lirsl Page mutation, it was dPilt‘Ptl to hold thoI
_ _ % Cunningham and Myer, Co—Defendants. second annual Older “"3 SgCoanrence;
. ,~. ... l”... h... n --'lll Hill in th' ll-lltllll.’ that tho plninllfl‘ is now ownerI Also Must Face Perjury Charges. m, l-alrfleld. April It 'md 1"
.n.l «would» oi mv '” I""' “WWI“ “" “” ""' W” “-“'"“" “1‘! NEW YORK, March 26.-)liss Edith ”w ”09“” °°""""““‘ “’Wh‘Ch "P"-
' ' . -. -«l 'l t - l't'Q: ' t t.‘ . ~
' ll.i:.\- t‘ttlllll-H‘V ll) ”1" ““"" ' \ I :1 .ll . Ir .~' I. """.' 3m] ”m n F. Ranzer. Richard H. G. L'ttnnintr‘ " Hmrison Thompson 0’ Norwalk, is
Jlltl..lllt llt (lellllnL lln lllli‘ to the, chairman KR"? assurance that the
.. ,2. .\ll Km. t-r nt\.'t\'t‘l‘ limnlfl mung 2 hzlnl lilld (‘ill‘l Myer. recently acquitted ' '
.‘l ;'l< 0 tilt}! in l“. ht-ld in ll)" ll is t I.lllllb'd by lllt' Illllinllfl lhfll ”In, ()f n (-hargp of gubgtnuflng a false coming conference “ill in every way
. 'l‘ min ll'lll ’l‘liul'mlzlv. Mm.” -t'll_~'_ ,oprusl ntlltivl-sz uni] creditors of t('[i\' II”, llu- two will of her brother measure up to the high standard estab-
' ’ . ' ' ,’ I“ :...lm- of the estates involved may ' , . ' llshed at the conference Int '0. in
.. . in. ,..-lm-k,Inlmll. I’lu- lmI"- t'ltlllll or have claimed an interest Henry \\ m‘d Ranger. lulldsrnpe palllt- Danbury Q 5 ar ,
llwl lo ((‘llr‘ldt'l' u l'I‘OP”""“" tllt‘l‘t'ln and for this reason the court. or, who lull an estate tallied at $200.- '
i. '1 'llw r'mnlmm'. is Ilflkml to give such relief as 18 ask- 000. will he- ill-might to trial strain on The delegations are based “9°“ ".
___._,_... "‘1' The Defendants ‘ charges of subordination of perjury.’ {cpl-estimation 0f ":0 b0” n.0,.“ everyI
1 rm" "" "' 3‘ “""d’ . - ' - Assistant [)l‘llt‘lCl-A'tnrnt‘v \Y'lll h bunday School cuss, B033 Club‘i
. (w H'“ “"“""d““"“ ”‘ ”‘0 “”0“ ”e ” ' ‘ ‘ ' g (‘rurch Group High School Class or‘
n: \f- I n' ‘1 "d “' . “ lln- llo-jl's and (-rellitols of Burr and said this week. § ‘ ' “ l
_v .,.,; nrvt Ltllflif" by L" ”mg Robot-cu Thorpe. James Bennett. Caro-i Mr. Waugh has asked Justice Davls Club, Y. M. C. A. group. Young poo;
;.:nl l" I. ,.I_I 10,1333 phone line Tennmt.‘Sally Taylor, Wakeman to trv the case as soon as possible He pies Society. or Boy Scout‘s Troop lnI
‘ win .x- “mu”. Duilrl- (Ion-'11. Eleanor Pouch. Mary Bennett, 'l'h l l t' t d d f .l the countY. l
‘ ‘ ‘ l‘llliH‘lL-l J. ilondonherg. Alden Baker 5“” “ ‘3‘ no. 1“ 9" 9 t0 8'0 “Thor. An ndult leader is exported I w I
:llltl tln- widowors of (‘llrolinc Tennent. but one defendant had expressed wll-’ ‘ 0 ‘C -
h SHH‘V Taylor and Mary llr‘nnett. llinznes‘s to furnish evidence that will company every group of five boy-I
, . limitililun n: lmnhul'y .83 Th5- r‘omplaint sets: (will that Burr ’ ' , from 11 817911 community. 3
.. :. .l . ”37;. (,f 5100 for the and Robot-ca Tum-p9 diml in Falrt‘ie‘ld‘ Elplhlnp'tthp tholeIlInztten andhin (inew. _.. _.__-_c.-e._.
‘ “ ‘ ' , ' .. - J .0 st wasteclp logoaea on
.- . .‘ I and in 1831, intestate, that irancls Hed .
"‘ “Ma yam)“ . ember: died in VVostpnrt. in 1877 and the second charge. on which they “at DESTROYO
- .=':-:= “W!" h} 4 R- l" D' ‘3th no administrator or executor was ap- wgm indicted. . "OLYOKE CHURCHl
M, in», my Mr Chen“! His oolnml; that James Bennett died. Iinf Mr. Waugh refused m SIM MIMI or HOLYOKE', Mass. March 26,—The3
_ I; :ininnmed m $15,618.47. Wuslport and his children Carolme Second dongfogtuionll church, one of‘
' ‘ . Pom-h and Sally Taylor are dead and the defendants was prepared to turn ,
.rr. . mu 1 Hy 07' Bridgeport was the finest edifices of that denomination
nrl (Ilif'f‘llTOI‘S were appointed: that 13- State’s evidence, but expressed the ho—
't
winning: a $100 prize for
“1 . ”a.“ “an“ ““‘d in Fairfield in 1841 311d lief that conviction would result from in xe" Engi‘md' "“9 dog’myed b’ “’8‘
.. salt-S mind? by an inside 1““ it “ill leaving part of his estateI the new evidence thus obtained :early yesterday morning, causing a.
during 1121‘ b‘ly Mr. Cheney. ms to Eleanor Conch and that Alden Ba- , . ‘ ‘ :loas estnnsted at $300,000. The cause!
ker died in “'estpm’t in 1853.
The Waimm -’ot’ the tire has not been determined.
. amounted in $19 ””0 that it has .
blur-n unable to locate many of the r91»:
asserts MEfiOUL’S FOOT AMPUTATED.
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Many new models in Gingham and Percale.
Eldstlcbelt, openstside
ardflit WM bolt in book, buttomd all the way down side,
round or painted neck ............. . . . . . .
Medium and extra largcin Gingham, slip pockets and tie
strings
Fine Gingham, in bungalow dress m magnum
’blue, brown or m stripes .
88 WAW If.
'osfsosto.oloo'QQIC‘lOIIOCIIIOOClsso...
mm-
Bungalow Aprons
3135—31. 50
31.25-31.40
$2.!”
Specialwithelssficbelt. $1.00
J. '_I. MALLETTE
WROEWLLK.
l
and publishers
Convert "{ f" '11 I result of the wheels passing over him,‘ Ibuy was and addresses for the pur-
'- . The new Spring Footwear is voryI one foot had to be amputated below D030 of m We. adv - _
- imagine. lmmmcmummeooe
; Meson! was taken to the Stamford nsmos are bad to set and are quite
gnollpltal immediétely sites the seci- defiant”. We womb s. 1481‘ con-
{dent by Dr Noxon of Dal-ten. He was. new mg n! addresses corefully
Immediately operated upon ms canine-used in wow order. We
\‘\‘ \ \\W\\\\.\/ . ., . - .
:\\\~§\\\\\%u Wk W\\m \\ N; low nmtnrs, llulrs and creditors ofIl Trackman Crushed Under a Train. !
.- Thé <1? r; él A '~ » 7—»——- -~ . : Passing Through Darlen. ‘
i . ' ' él Peter Mcsoul of Darien, a trackmanI
/ Government fi For Woltlen W“ l on the New York. WW Hm en and: Would you like to gets. lot of letters
has granted an extension g! lHa‘rtfot-d Railroad was struck by s circulars and packages? You prob—
‘ V . /‘ Appreciate The 325‘ l train bound for New York, as it pass . ably know that manufacturers, supply
°f ”me t° {ed Dal-ten Monday aflemcon. As um homes wholesalers
l
t
Warm
4 per I' fry-r pleasing and attractive.
2nd Liberty Bonds 8003,. 0% W
Euro bonds bearing ;
’ . . Idilion is improving. them these LISTS to concerns we
4 1:1 per tent. 2 X In the Followmg Leathers i —————*———-—-- - know In em ‘°" 50°“ “”1“” to
mes , f A new method to “get by” with in-lsend “mm nutter to.
7‘ m 03.1! and Patent. 9 coming whiskey is now being min: WM “Yd? My so the
’Atlanta. Adm-”Mum”: unto-banned“; be
lmeuemmmewmwlmoansummm
win; two heavy—laden suitcases mIm an Wm oath-tar
Iwhich suspicions gin-glee could umMumvmmm
heard. When trusted. the mlmmom
“Woman-hush Angel-tin
Bring in your bonds
for exchange.
Elwood & Glover
g {le Youth Norwalk :1
'l‘rsstCo.
“Wat-sum.
Elm Wm 021m in Gail- Edi"
1(0le
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N. S. DI PAM
3300! 82.,
F. 3. LIVE:-
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So. Normal
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AUTOMOBILE mm.
TOR REPAIRING '
Brass—«iron work flotsam Nose"
and second hand Ford radiators.
Phone 436
26 Main St. Norwalk, can.
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