, APRIL 22. um
I Materials ,
e assortment in Gre-
3; laps: also a com-
made‘up Curtains.
. BANKS
emo Hotel Block
th Norwalk.
“(W3 ‘
:~l.t!§11ll't‘l Kelly, and
\\':1go_ of this city,
._ in New York city.
1.}{. l-‘. of A., will
»~-1111:. this evening. i
1 ‘.\’;1u>1‘ Fll‘xt‘l, First diS<
d
t'-.~.1113-111r:11, No. 99, l O,
1% il;.-i1' regular meeting“,
.11 2h:- roouis, at 16 “’all
y
coal at Farris & Guns
luv-Ming of Lady “Hashing-
'1), ‘31, llmflhters of Beth-
eduled to take place. this
11»\ Norwalk Congregation.
ct, yesterday afternoon, at.
louse, to make surgical
1- the hospital.
Rush right here vvhere‘ on
can be suited while 11!
motor is mu running.
If you’re a quick picker,
we 're a. quick fitter.
Eve '
not
prophets and
taine '
Norwailk So.Norwalk
:2 at Nm-walk Armory. with
R
Guild will hold dance
umorrow evening, in Red
"Nor“‘ailz. “'i-llnilz's 01'-
fishing the music.
services will be held this
the 11:11-id1 house of the
ngrr-gutimml church, Pink-
gmvc ilfltllt‘s.\lll§;: the. meet-
r‘l'lf’illlllzlii011."
Singing Orchestra 11'. Non
', 'l'liul‘sdav April 22. .
t Daughters of ('aslil»,
“11:1". pally and danflg this
ill" “1:: :i‘.('l\l.( club
-;1l«- 4». siflm‘ts has been
. gum! l-rmvli i1.1~ her 11 pro.
{Elysium l.()1l_'i-y NH. 1:}, O.
'1 llnld Illi-i- lt‘lill"‘.l‘1!l.°f‘\;
' iii-ir 1111:1115 ill Rod’
‘imn s'rrvt. 'l‘t-i. candi-
Members
M ("t'l i 11::
lniiiti’th‘.
1< treslnnenls.
511’
w you money on llosicrv.
l-ettcr kid clove in lhf‘
"l'rei‘onss," and. the 7110141.
. * wonderful "'l‘iT-fnuase'
llv found at the N. l6. Ryan
tern :1 full variety of the
. -:1~.lil¢- shades for shrill: art-
classes now
one"
find-I.
.111» 1' dam-i112
:Hvllev's. T91.
of Nam-all; boxing fans
a to go in Bridgeport. this
xvilllvwz the: show under
3 . « of the Armory A. A... at
Armory, Benny VVcafer
11.11, going; i‘our' rounds
i. 1 l.11\\>‘0l‘. a hard hitting
'11‘.
Hi the \l'. (T. T. U. will be
my aftrrncon at the home
. 11 )lr-(‘lune, 9 Chestnut
, (lisirict. The following
. ol'fiwrs for the ensuing
* ; t Mrs. Thomas Long-
. [lli'rlilt-‘Xll. Mrs. Charles
1> 1:11')’ and treasurer, Mrs.
' iilt‘.
- ironed and Colors. Renewcdf
l
'; (‘arpet Cleaning Company,
>71. Telephone 1413-4.
rut-Straw-La Hat Dye g
In All Colors '
25c per bottle
.- South Norwalk 3
I “,3.“ intoxicai , this-1 morning, in Judge 1 .
J"), success . Neheniml «lander... 211:1 aims. : , ”TEEN CITY
__7 . '7 court, , 7 'i new”. $.- "ll-l “1" 1-3.? 0, it“) i g 11-73-11 A
5'3, hlle Yet ' ’ jimey to b up: hm m the stats-an
' lhn'r :~. ar-lm. tin; in all to $7. _ _ :l‘YA
Young ‘ e—Last Big nee this Season, Sam: 3‘ ‘ . .
.. idav nicht, To 11 As'511"11"‘\ly “all. Gi-‘ 3. 1 a, th Norwalk.
‘Brohters’ ful rchestra with Callie . S J
dral Chimes. f .
3,3,3. the stead-sure—saV- ..‘ grew—w "1' .727‘“""“f“?‘:'.'.“f"‘:°:"r:f’"tfr‘i“',‘.-."*'v""':‘.“‘—?~y A--- K:
— , ”guilt way. Ten to’one - s '13—’37 2:: ....:.1:_"‘.::" 3:13;;- “:W:-:{m
1- vii will “arrive” while l A I\
trim-1 of yours who i ‘ \. V ., ,9 . '1' . --
, . . . 3 .\ ,. our. 1&2: :1 am am?
m..-.1 some short-cut AS .1 1’ . .11.: webs. a; x... g 1.. ‘7 J '
cleaning up his debts and i 1
1111 king about .“Starting
llyne 3.11 over.”
[r
I giug Orchestra. Thursday,1
l
. ———Drop
.,.Conductor John Dome}:
8. WV. Merrill, of Boston. was a busi
ness visitor in town yesterday.
'I‘llr- case of Charles L. Gray vs.
Sarah l'lavenpm't is scheduled to be
iii-urd in the (‘ivil Superior court to-
day, in. Bridgeport.
—-“Tlln Miracle Man." Last two days.
today and Friday, Regent Theatre.
.\ banquet will be held in the Hotel
Chfford, tonight, under the auspices of
'(‘ftll‘ip “’illiam McKinley, No. 9 United
Sparfish American War Veterans.
~~Mens “ONYX" silk socks.
Keclcr's. 93‘“
A bull, owned by the Burchard ram—j
iiyafi’ilson‘s Point, ran wild in the vi-
clnuy of Highland avenue. yesterdav
destroying lawns and hedge fences. H
—“Tllc Miracle Man." “Last two davs,
today and Friday. Regent Theatre.
Eugene Goehler, who is recovering
from :1 recent operation, at the Nor-
walk I-lospital, is now able to be
around the: streets, and is steadily i111-
iiz‘nvin'r.
—-Gordon Hosiery from 39c to $6.50 :1
pr. every pair a winner. at Kcelcr's.
Officer Thomas Domey found a
pocketbook on the corner of Main and
Wall streets. last owning. it is at
the First district police station await-
ing an owner.
~-»D:_1nce at Redmell‘s Hall. Friday.
April 23. Music by Svec‘s Orchestra.
A meeting: of the entertainment
committee. and a rehearsal of the
team and guard of Eureka Lodge, will
be held on next Friday evening, in the
South Main street rooms. >
”William Fnrnum in “The Spoilers"
with vaudeville at the Palace today
and Friday.
Members of the American Legion in
Norwalk have received copies of the
“Connecticut Legion News." it is the
official State publication of the Ameri-
can Legion, and will be issued month-
ly from New Haven. ‘
is editor.
.—-"The Spoilers" with W‘illiam Famum
M the'Paluce with vaudeville today and
FrldOY.
Cockcnon Tribe. No. 32.
ma Council, Degree of Pocahontas,
will journey to Fair-field, tonight, to
attend the carnival run by Unquowu
Tribe, 0.“ that place. The trip will be.
,made by bus, to leave the Red Men's_.w,,1k_
Hall at 7:15.
stitch lisle hosiery. 89c.
Keeler's.
The, Norwalk Aerie, N9. 588, Frater—
callcd and five new applications for
membership received. Officers for the
coming year were nominated and will
be elected at the next meeting.
~Your last chances to see "The Mix-
acle Man" Regent Theatre today and
Friday. u
A Winnipauk-bound trolley car, in
charge of Motorman (‘3 ms Gray and
struck ' a
truck, yesterday afternoon at three
'o‘clock, at the corner of “fall and \\'a-
_ lcr streets.
Tllt‘ [luck is the property
of (‘harleu 7113,3511; and was driven
by his brother, Seaman 'I‘rcggor. of
Bridgeport. A step was broken ofi.’
the trolley-”and the grease cup on the
auto smashed.
. ry Keeler’s for fancy hosiery.
James \Vebb was arrows-G. last night.
at 14‘ o'clock, near Nash's corner. by
Officer Adams. The lll"l1 was in 3.
helplessly intoxicated condition, and
u
was given a bunk in the motion hull.-
to sobennlp. H.) van" 'mnvl «milty m'
.Anril’lS. an
April 15.19125 ..
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April 15.1910 ;-':o.erri-
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r1
Rogersfe'Stevens
Avery D. Toohy 1
many will. murmurs. nay m..
.the elm-nan Washington street-recent-
’ly,vaooted by the United attend:
flagg company. .
’ Mite boxes have been distributed
{among the members of St. Peters
zLuthcrtm church, Cedar street. for of-
Herings for the purchase of church tur-
f niturc.
:--"Tlle Spoilers" with \Vllliam Farmun
"ill the Palace with vaudeville today and
,Friday.
The Connecticut Butter & Egg com-
jpany is to re-open the store on
fWashlnglon street, formerly occupied
;by the United Butter & Egg company
Iwhich recently went into bankruptcy.
;-La.dies fancy hosiery at Keeler‘s.
i The gardening fever hit local peo-
ple hard this week. Pratical‘iy every
ggarden in the city has felt the steel of
lime. rake or spadtng fork; and the
owners are in hopes that from now!
on their gardens will not be molested
~by frost. .
f ——Carpets Cleaned and Colors Renewed
geonneoticut Carpet Cleaning Comp ’
l 87 Cedar St. Telephone 1413-4.
'—-Good hosiery—lowest prices.
Keeler’s.
A Ford commercial, belonging to
'Miss Julia B. Lockwood, was stolen
from in from of thc Norwalk post of-
fice, last evening. Upon investigation
it was found by Officers Dorney and
Clune in'thc (‘hcfinut Hill section.
Some one living near there evidently
[used it for. 21. free ride home.
#“Villiam Farnum
with vaudeville at the Palace today
and Friday.
5 Announcement is made of the mar-
riage, on Saturday afternoon at two
o‘clock,, in the parsonage of the “‘cst-
port Congregational church, of Miss
,l-lea LOtllSD Frey. of Norwalk. and
Percy St. John, of \Vestport. Rev.
.\\'illiam E. Moe united the couple, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard 'Mackenzie accom-
panying the bride and groom. After a
short honeymoon. the young couple
{ “ill reside in “'estport.
'—Your last chanpcs to sec "The Mir-
acle Alan" litigant Theatre today and
Friday.
gnthcrcr for the Hour, today announc-
ed one of the most important deci-
sions th-i' l‘(‘:1"l‘.<‘!l. in his social life.
,lll‘ hunters to he the first newspaper
man in Newllnglaud to cover his heal '
in overhauls. and plans to do the'
rounds next week denim—clad. A21-
nthcr economic move on Mr. Char-
riotts part is the discarding of a beau‘
tiful blather—bound note-book. Here-
after he “ill take notes on scrap par
per only.
i 'ddy ti
———“’e do accordeon side. and box pleat-' ' ml es.
ing an a short notice. Roth's Variety
Store. 23 Ely ‘Avc.
Canaan, Friday night. to see 11-. via}
off of the All Standard-Now (‘auaan
basketball fil‘l'lt‘:~. lint-h team has
won a game. and Friday night's con. t
test will be tlm decisiv» ‘The
Stamford lineup will he (‘arlsou and
Mornke. forwards: Jack Hogan. cen-
ric: George Smith and Li \‘olsi,
guards. Stamford fans will 3071p by
automobile and also on trains at 7:10
and 8 p. 11:.
-—‘Mens fine socks. 3 pr. for $1.00 all
colors—at Keeler's Shoe Store.
The regular meeting of Lady Jen-
nings Lodge, F. of 13.. was held last
night, in Red \icn's Hall, \Vest “Fash-
inzton street, with a. record-breaking
attendance. The report of the me-
morial committee was read and it was
021?".
and \Vano-, planned to attend the annual memor- 3W
l
lial services, in commemoration of t
1dcccased members. to be held Sunday
'nftc'rnoon. June. 6th. at 3 p. m.. at‘tbe
Red Men's Hall, Main street. fibr-
'i'he first degree willhe cons
{erred on a large class of candidates.
,on VVcdnnsday evening, May 5.‘ After
:the meeting refreshments and dancing
'w‘ll bl‘ in order and a. grand good time
\ [rial Order of Eagles, held a regular; is anticipated.
C rn‘l-l’0“rell Corp *mef‘iing, last evening, in the roon1.<,1—~Bcst Quality Coal at Harris & Guns.
. ""5 'lon East Wall street. The roll was' ,
55mm CENT.§
é Thousands of prosperous
,folks have savings accounts
,and yet know that money can
earn more than 4 percent. Why
'do they save at 4 per cent?
Because they realize the all-j
vantage of a good interest re-
:turn Without worry. .With‘ 4
:per cent. and safety they feel‘
, 1reasy—‘they worry no more.
o ’clock.
Stu-tent
"River. encounter-oer soldier: Andrew
I
1
§ F in Women’s joyous
1 .
al«
in “The Spoilers"~
u ,
Eugene (‘harriotr downtown ncws.‘
'» _ Zip! Zing! Enter the Jazz llandkl-reliiefs ! !
Many from Nor-walk will no to New 3
3 At least half a dozen
ll First dollar
Open Monday‘ Evenings 7 to 8' .
:sl urflvided Deposits
Pro ts
3 0. . $ 4542.02
211833.63 665272.30
511229.69 1.200.561.50
7' 230' 13 .. 1.810.890.75
151’ ‘43; " g 3.252.325.”
L. __J..;‘.--...._..s -4-..» .
aluminium mum
M m on. my“
”can another tom- 10 ll“ I poultry Wfinmit to their
er 30mm, and John Chances. 13 1”. activities. A meeting will be held
rence sweet. . ‘ Thursday Evening at ~35 Bedford
—George M. Coban's Dam M Place, Stamford, at whith all those.
success “The Miracle Man" at the Re- interested in . bleeding or exhibitinfz
gent today, Thursday and FfidaY- poultry will be welcomed.
Special music, -
m
”‘l’loWLAND’s
new low shoes.
m no: u- ursaomwm.
CLEAN UP YOUR GARDEN
Now is the tine forgetting your garden and lawn W
for planting and dressing.
HGW ABOUT GARDEN TOOLS?
Wohave a logo W of fools at Reasonable his.»
Iron and Wood Robs, Ending rm noel, Shovels, m '
MW“. .. I
’ 25 washington St, 50. Norwalk'i
1 his STORE GLOBES AT .P. M. SATURDAY.»
-—$13. ‘
Darkbrown calfskin oxfords
$0.50. ~
For girls and children:-— "
Black calfskin oxfords of style and good service——
$5.50 ande$6.50.
'flark mahogany calf oxfords——$~i.50 to $6.50.
Broual Trot. - Moe nxfords, very tough soles —— $4.50
and $0.50.
with six eyelet 3—- ,;
Main floor. rm r.
1 Jazz ’kerchie‘fs;
N0 soft pedal on them. They 111:0 the 1' ‘31 Jazz.
colors “iii each —— and What
7
{colors . :
Patterns as jazzy as the music of any blues you ever
theard. , ‘ . ,
‘9, And they are meant in be heard as violins seen—25c.
" New middv tics of rich andbrilliant Silk. out in the.
icorrect three-cornered shape au‘d nicely hemmed all
around.
! Navy and black and rod. fine quality~$1.25. ,
Initial llandkcrchiefs for men; with initial big
enough so a man can see it at a glance. Soft cotton —-
12 1-20 fine soft mercerised cotton—35c.
fl GATHERING of women’s handkerchiefs
mbroidcrcd corner. Some pure white. some
7 dcry done in colors. And dozens of diflercnt
at -‘-—- 2 1-2c.
. ’ \
Center aisle, rear.
Splendid in their comfort and freedom and beau— i T
leous 1n their effect, how gladly'every Woman welcomes
~ . Ithe low shoes of Spring! . I
New ones come hurryi'mg; sort after sort and style I .
lifter style. _ . 2f: . . . Damty Undergarments
Here are some Just amfl'd;'snullng after their jour- NIGHT mm in m mu. m mum, with m w
neyz— square necktothebwtiste,nab1nokudcmpodoohhn,lw.
l1 lB—lagrk suede Colonial tics, one eyelet, leather French . 22:33“ dens» mm ““1111“? lace and SWi-II Ola
ee s 12. . ’ . WHEITE'sz . ’ _ ,
Tan Russia calf brogue Oxfords, 10w heels—$13. narrow ,m con-rs to . , om With “an” ' [I for
, - Nut-brown calfskin oxfords, smart size-eyelet model ENVELO fambriC. IbiBSOOk, crept! do chine.
, __$12_ . . : strap shoulder and bodice top, French Val. and Swiss um
Fine black calfskin in six-eyelet model, Cuban heels bud", m'
BLOOMBRS, cambric, sateen, Jersey and glove-silk, cut
roomy, mentored. .
Extra. Sites in gowns, Pants and Petticoats, specially design-
ed and correctly proportioned for stout women.
”“171. 1. MALLETTE
Tel. 449.
88 WASHIIIGTON 8T.
SOUTH NORWALK.
KID GLOVES
For over one hundred years the firm bf Trefoum 11.
been making gloves. For every year of its existence it has made
a. distinct advance, perfected in me way the out, the mob
ing, the fit of their famous gloves, laid plans to secure file
finestl: skins in the world, and trained the most. slu'llful work
peop e.
THERE IS NO some GLOVE IN THE WORLD
THAN TBEFOUBBE, and the most perfect of the would!!!
Trevfousse Gloves come to t 11's store, and are now ready in
full variety at $3.50 per pair.
86 0‘ z auIKGTOR 8'1.
Little girls’ Special
White dresses~$i.5‘9.
;. Durable and easily - laundered and staunch white
qean.
’ Three or four styles, with pleats of good breadth and
lsmart little belts.
1 But one is a middy dress, regular little middy and
separate pleated skirt.
Sizes 2 to 6, well made, regular $2 and $2.50— 31.5.9.
:
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' Second floor.
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sends machine.
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m“-.._._.- .., A ,_. ._,_ _. Vfi
- The “Wait-1t)?” Pump
A high tongue, ribbon tied novelty adapted from the
French, but with the American slender vamp. Block 00:: or
plat kid, AA to D. An mo. Banshee.
TRIPLETOE SILK aosmav FOR wom
CUNNEALLY e BRACKET;
81 Washimrton Street. South Norwxik. .
STORE moses are DAILY.
club and pay your first dollar as a member your machine
isstarted on its way to your home.
That is the condition of things this week. #,
BUT’the club rolls will close Saturday night -—- sq
there is *noutimeto lose. , ,
3 Ass member of the club you are entitled to choose
regular guaranteed Free machine at its cash price of $594
’i’hat rinacli‘me'is a reliable tested efficient sewing-ma
' chine. . Ibdoes every sort ofhome sewing with speed on ‘
tease and quiet. It does not tire one to operate a
For it has ball bearings and every other device to make if
smooth-running'and easy— ' ~
7 - It is a higlrgrade gnamnteed dependable sewingd
f Its regular cash price here is.$59. Its cash price is‘
{the price at which you sec _ it as a member of the, clubi
.No extra chamesof any sort. incline entire amount of
$59 is paid 'in‘small some at convenient intervals.
i Your-Wm hréhdzmemhorshxp should hi
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As soon as you join the £0de Sewing-Machine '
i
g haplers
" as. 3.5 hands.
Do you want a. HOME?
Have you a. HOUSE to sell?
1'0 you wish to invest HONEY?
Z-‘«‘ould you borrow on MORTGA GE?
30 you require INSURANCE?
‘Je can SERVE you.
RAYMONB
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KENDRICE Cc WEAI’IR, frogs. '
122 80. Main St. Phone 301‘.
REP‘AlRlNG, WELDlNG. -,
Liv-ll: :.1-Vr. f... ."'\‘L RV
2 For; Tending. 1 Burl: Toxiririr ’ Pilaf. l 1: ‘- ‘vr l 1918 1 Tom. ‘5
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Wr‘l‘m Drive l‘fiz‘fi. T'ue‘; ‘C'A‘RR TOR 'il'RF. ‘
.Wfi¢;_mm “fifisfi'mm'~‘-“~u-W .,
m..-"w ‘: 1.” a; ‘v’ 4%. 1.; _. ' " " " ' ‘i . "*1 _ . -
fl - ~-:»v—»<.<-v 0 i
._ trout) CKGCDLATES. .x: . 1.1: 3 0300mm. , ,
’ WHITMAK'S GEEUCUMETJ .r coarseness
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loan
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M31}: Choc $1.13 .-
29 ca. pita.
ial fine P "Flirt-f Box $1 00, -
‘Fussy W
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