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The Ho‘spm’l Whist will meet with ,
Mrs. Robert F. We, on East avenue.
" Friday afternoon of this week. Mrs.
F. W. Woodward being hostess.
The New Haven railroad has made
contracts for forty- large freight lo-
comotives to be used on the Shore
Jiine division of the road of which
Norwaik is a part.
-—Gobs, scheme»; and others, don't miss
Submarine F»? at the Palace Thurs.
Fri. and Sat. Four other his acts.
Feature pictures.
There will be rehearsal of the guard
team of Eureka. Rebekah Lodge on
Friday evening. There will also be a
meeting of the paraphernalia com-
mittee at 7:30 o’clock.
E—T—-§!;.—_§-i ‘5 "F." W]
-—Eaglea and Co. K Dance at tbeA A..-
mory, Friday night, April 9. '
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The final accounting 01 Richard W.
Riggs of Norwalk, executor of the
estate of the late Andrew King of
Stamford, has been accepted. Mr.
lKlug left his estate of $5 000 to his
son Alvin twelve years old, whose
uncle is executor ment -ed.
interest the hum
men in this city
government has
medals to various
come and th deliveries are to be
made c .. uenc g April 10. All men
who we . -. service during thei
1'06th W0
are entitled to thesel
medals.
-dal was designed “by
New York sculptor,
U. S. Mint i t
when and how . will be dis:
tributed has no ded upon
as yet.
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Friend
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would make a good executor
now, but will he survive you?
Will his-health, h'n judgment,
be good fivey-ten years from
now?
Why not a Trust Coinpany
for your executor with its Cap-
ital. Responsibility and Poms-r
pent: Existence? ‘ '
an advertising
nothing loud or
Vogue says: ”’“It s a .gentle-
man ’3 season. This is veri-
fiedbyourlineat $50 in
beautiful browns; interest-
ing efi'ects in blues and
snappy greys.
. Rogersd’Stevens
Norwalk So. Norwalk
Fred J. Bronson of New York city
was a business visitor in town yester-
. day.
The Postal Telegraph Company re-
ports a 20 per cent reduction in rates
beginning yesterday morning.
—»SEEw0i-thy show at the Palace last
three days. Spectacular Sub F-7 heads
big five act bill.
The city of New'llai'en will start
_ Campaign to get re-
cruitg, for its police department. Men
will be paid $31.00 a week.
-SEEworthy show at the Palace last
three days. Spectacular Sub l"-7 heads
his five act bill.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Norwaik Chapter. D. A. It. has been
pastpoped until Thursday. April 29
when it will probably be held at the
home of Mrs. H. K. Sturgis, “'ilton.
—-Big Dance of the Seasou. Eagl‘es and
Co. Ii, Armory, Friday night.
The committee in
arrangements for
dance to be given by Court Laurel,
Daughters of Castile met. last night
at the home or Mists Grace O‘Brien,
Hamilton avenue. Mrs. Mary Flint,
cha ady, presided.
charge
of ar- .
the forthcoming'
Curtain Materials
Averylngeauortmentinci'o-
mm smriguredandnot-
xted M}! Colored
Hedi-as and Bur-laps; also a com-
plete line of made-up Curtains.
E.K.BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block
South Norwalk.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge ‘30. 42 will
hold their iegular meeting this even-
ing in their rooms on Wall srteet.
A license plate bearing the number
Cit-842 was found and turned into
the uptown police station this morn-
ing.
Police authorities lure weze in-
formed by .11.: Iiiu‘dgllll'Lt police. last
night, that a 1316 model Buick luad-
ster, Connecticut license numbn- 273
.had been stol-n from that city.
-—Sweeping the heavens above and the
waters below all in asingle show. See
Tom Mix in “The Cyclone" and Subma-
~ ripe F—7 at the Palace Thursday.
Four other in: acts.
The front wheel of a bicycle owned
by Charles Church, 9 Brush street.
was stolen. last night. while the bicy-
cle was parked in front. of the Nor-
walk library.
J. Harold Short or the min Busl‘
ness Collexes'and Schools attended
the Eastern Channels! Teachers
Convention at Philadelphia 1
April I. 2, and 3;
——Dance. Town Assembly
by ‘Sprlngwood B. B. C
orchestra. Admission 35c.
The John T. Hayes agency
the house at 6 Quintard Pia
longing to Miller and Tracey to
John Guider, the property of A.
at 40 Orchard street to Harry
and the house of Miss Sahah~
at 21 Osborn avenueto Harry ullor.
Three weddings war-4 celebrated,
yesterday, by Rev. houis.B. Howell,
pastor of St. Paul's parish. The con-
tracting parties. all of hi) walk, were
as follows: Wilbur Hope and Miss
Gretrude E. Brown; John B. Farrier
and Miss Lucy o Miadi’émn- Gilbert
IF. Beers and Miss Bertha \V Salis-
bury. '
&
-—Egg. stove, nut coal. Harris
When Charles Bassott 16 Water
.street, uptown failed to return to his
home. last night his wife indirnantly
'infornied police headqumtnrs that he
lwas in the habit of making clandes-
tine visits to the residence of a worm
obs. gobesses audiot—hers don‘t miss]an at 195 Washington street. .Police-
Submarine 'F——7 at the Palace 'l‘lmrs,.man John E. Reynolds, Visiting the
Fri. and Sat. Four other big acts.’apurtment at that address, failed to
Feature pictures. Locate the missing llllchilllzl.
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. . The annual rollcall of Lady Jon»
SPECIAL E i J PAOKAGES‘ nings lodge, Shepherd's of Bethlehem.
0F BUY 3 'SA | FOSS' will be held tonight in died Men‘s
’ ; OLA 3 Hall, “’ashington street. Supreme
officers and delegations from the Nor-
‘ 0 walk and “'estport lodges will be
Stfllso owel corp. present. Following the business ses-
80ch Norwa sion and roll call, a hot roast beef
supper will be served. A particularly
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nowroadytorentyoaa
_boxofanysise desired,
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large attendance is expected.
—Buy your coal at Harris & Guns.
All
Sons
embers of Banner Council,
:1 Daughters of Liberty, are
urged t be present tomorrow night
to help the success of the roll call
and ente ainment which is to be held
after the business meeting. which will
. open promptly at 7:30. Friends 0!
'J the members are invited and am even-
ling of pleasure is looked forward to
- by all. Refreshments will be served
during the evening.
Natalie of \Vashington, whose hand-
made dresses for children are known
so widely throughout the country is
holding an exhibition this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. H. G. Weld. 5
Cannon street. Miss Elinor Betton is
in charge. Miss Bolton is a cumin
‘of Miss Lodice Weld, whose success
it!) dancing is well known. not only in
Norwalk, but in New York, where she
has made many firends through this
medium
JBMgolows—Yankee- Doodle Court.“
V The regular monthly media; ot the
”Woman’s Association. of the South
Norwalk Congregational church will
{be held Thursday at73 p. to. (note the
'change in the day). As a fitting close » ,
-tor the series of meetings on Ckls- ‘
Mutton which have been hold
fWodnesday during Lent, the young
“women 0: the ”commotion m
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anyone you should' injure. The chap you hit may be married and there may be a couple of little ms-
and if dad is smashed up for life. where do they get on.
Some people have the mistaken idea that automobile liability' insurance is to prevent people iniured in
at :idents from collecting if it is possible. Blltsuch is not the case. Such insurance is dosimed to In!
crest claims. to protect the crippled individual and his youngsters and to stop “professional victims“t
Hum collecthur on take accidents. Briefly. it is protection complete.
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