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-:~thur l“. “Sinznwald of'erk has
~n visiting a! his home. m Hamil-
”. ‘. avenue.
— -)’.v':s fine socks 3
( yum-at Keeler's Shoe Sta-a
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-.41.aura (‘ Baker, who has been
i“. AM}? influenza for the past month.
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’1 WT!“ will be a dinner dance atflla
walk Country (‘lub on Slhfldiy
2 a; Taylm s orchestra will tur-
. mum: lor dancing
. Zia” lint; Silt.Nl£fh1>,
Rotor: Point
("lax-k, Attorney Fromm
VVehrlo have ro-
, Mich. when.
r— A N.
and anl‘y
from Detroit
‘.i-li(<‘l the big Buick antambilo’
1.3 ll} that city.
4mm forgot Klondm dues.
"7?“ Assembly Hall, WM tlon given to Player Pianos. Tole-
‘T- :‘im . - mug phone Hotel Mllhackemo this week.
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" ““‘1 M"- Samuel Comstock It]!!! Pride of Court Nul'l'uk, Companions
“ 2““ “W“‘lmg the wnltu'il of the Forest. will hold a roast beef
'l‘ “’3'": l'r-turncd to that I'BSI‘ supper this evening ill the rooms at.
"—"A “"5? “W“? Red Men's Iiall. Main street. The
A members will sit down a 5:30 o'clock
~,‘,, .,, -_~ ,medto . .
r “HUM” h? "Se "M and the rest of the evening Will he
: l‘m- s.: - . .
.' 1' .‘L ‘ .WD' mg . spent. in dallcm gand a gmlm‘al social
r'll wwll l.;.4 lullllly on 5081!: HI!!! time
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":““""" _ —-Carpets banned and Colors Renewed
— ll. 2 ‘ ltrl‘ lancy le’ei‘Y- 1 Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
’5 i/wnarll Mnrl'ill of Brooklyn 87 Cedar St' Telflphone 1413'4‘
. r. in? flit,” ciTherH m on. The first day of May will be the all-
fflul ,‘ln' if“)? ' fr nivcrsary of llmvpy's Victory at
. l., .; .lxemln .ol tile ins 8M Manila, May, 1898, 011 ”19 second,
there will be a lotal~ cclipse of Hip
. -. . ‘moon. The 7th will be known as
— .-.:;a-.l or . '2 4 R 1:! int
. ng it 1‘1’ nt— ' 0 m 1’0 Lusitania Days. The 9th will be Moth
er’s Day. The 10th will be Confcder-
'; : .7. l'niled Brotherhood of Carpen- ate Memorial Day for North Carolina
and Joiilcrs’, Norwulk local, 1!! South Carolina, and Tennessee. On';
filled. t0 hold a l‘t‘g‘fla!‘ meeting the 18th there will be a partial eclipse
‘12:. atoning m the rooms Du Mill! of the sun. Tile 30th will bo known
r'jl.‘
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.5. Eyclure recital will be given tbhi
"whirlgu'l’l the Parish house at tho
In Doing Your, ,
Developing'hd Printing
c guarantee you that we! do it
in order to do the work right—it
cannot be done 1n a hurry.
Our Reason for Our Good Work
We take one day longer than the
average photographer.
See our work and be satisfied
with the better results.
,—TRY US ONCE——
You’ll Be Convinced.
DONNELLY’ S
16 South Main St.
pr, for $1.00 3111
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Chester lllackly of Brockton, Mass.
is a. business visitor in. town today.
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James Passafume has severed his
connection as conductor with the Con
necticut Company.
nut coal. Harris I
stove,
’lans.
Thomas Brady has purchased the
property at 6 Summer street, through
the Charles Kom agency.
The Norwalk .Club cnldyed [a roast
beef supper last exclling cards and
'billiards being played ailer the to
past.
——l‘lancin;: Sat.
Park.
Nights, Roi on Point
The Hope Hose truck was called to
in grass fire in Tlndall's lane. Winn!
punk, yesterday afternoon, to extin-
guish the blaze which threatened sev-
eral houses in the vicinity.
yesterday by Dr. J. A. Meek of West
avenue.
her home on South Main street Willis
an attack of lonsilitis.
—Ladies fancy hosiery at Keeler‘s.
street,
on Meadow street-to Samuel J. Stew-
art. .
The sum «it $56 in cash was lost
Eugene M. Tolles, South Main
has sold five houses and lots
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——Dancing Sat. Nights,
Roton Point
Park. ’
Members or the C. 8: M. club were
entertained at their weekly meeting
lasbnight at the home of Miss Irene
Raymond on Spring street.
The. pillochle tournament. of the
Tritity Men's Club will start tonight
during a. smoker m, be held." in the
club rooms on Washington sheet.
mm. '1‘"! inn 5 Point
All-illusion 50¢.
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——Murray‘s at '21,.
Tuesday Apli'
Frank Purl ‘ .3} years en-
gaged in the b V» with ousmesa with
a shop in the- x - \lahackexno
Hotel. is prom -Tll" from ac-
tive business,
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—-Buy your coal at Fan-ls IE (loan.
A police standard. xi'ewly painted
and repaired for the spring season.
tsreel. bridge, this morning, by a Hol
land Machine Company truck.
—Best Quality Coal at Harris & Gala.
A delegation of colored Vlaborem.
hired for work on the Ne# Haven
railroad. arrived in Norwalk yester-
day. being assigned lo living quaners
in the railroad cottages near the
South Norwlllk [relight yard.
~Kee‘r's savé you money on hosiery.
Glen flows of Bridgeport was ur-
rested last llikllt in the South Nor-
walk railroad station by Policeman
Robert Gaillor. Rose was helplessly
drunk. lll the city courl this mornmg
be was fined 810 and costs. He said
he purchased his liquor in New York
city.
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—Gord0n Hosiery from 49c to $6.50 I
pr. every pair a winner. at. Keeler's.
Methodist church will'hold a poverty
social tomorrow night. Every one at-
—~John II. Dakin piano tuner from New
York is now in town. Special atten-
as Memorial day. and falls on Sunday
1115 on a short notice.
Store. 23 Ely Ave.
Roi h's Variety
1’ ~ .; Willi-1 Congregational church by
5'5”“‘50" View" Biart, under “I" ”1" l A number of the members of Dan-
2- ~.—' cf .ile Kind “'ord Circle.
if "‘l-dar 8:. Telephone 1413-4.
"arm-ts Cleaned and Colors Renewal
r'. H‘w .ticut Ca 1. Cleanin Comm
f' I'D? g . fwefl‘ under the auspices of the Nor-
bury Lodge. Loyal Ordvr of Moose,
are planning to attend the carnival
which Ls being held in Norwalk this
walk Lodge. Friday night is to be
""‘I' the regular meeting-0' 0pm? known as Danbury night at the carni-
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3‘. . linesday
evening,
Order of the Eamon: Star.‘
a pound aodnl‘
"1 he held in the banquetroam. Tho ments will be made at a meeting of
1781, and the members are planning on
attending that night. Final arrange-
1mm} which is donated by the m the lodge to be held in Moose hall
lv-ls will lie sold at auction.
-—NOTICE
1’5 r an and women to 31th
.' :lil) dance to be held Town
31:2
';(r W‘s including wartaxfio-h.
¢——. ~—
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.2.) Friday 'May7. Dancing 38!.
this evening at eight o'clock. The
trip to and them Norwalk will be
made by automobile.——Danbury News.
-—Ladies fancy silk stockings, $1.65,
fl.“ a $2.00, at Keeler’s Shoe Store.
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—-We do accordeon side and box pleat;
the We.”
line will be imposed on all good cloth-
'ing The annual election or ofllcers
i\\'lll take place at this mommy,
The (‘cntral Market, corner of
Wall and “'uter srlcoi, will “lawn in
the location on “‘aicr slrcvl
l_v occupivd by llillcr
“l9 “Yonker-
, 70l1ll"‘l’-
& Tracey, all-.2
Maid" \"llanSan ind rev
tail bakery corporalion. a local insti-
lion. will take posse-lull uPlhe town
Ill-'(lllbly lull ( llCl 'lhl sine will
he romtldelvd and business will lularl
June 1.
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RADICALS TAKEN
T0 DEER ISLAND
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Arsoniuk alias \Vocllosolo Alseniult.
of W all rbury.
There remains in Hartford only one
iman under guard by the federal auth-
Grilles. lie is ill in amspiml and
iwllcn he sufficiently H‘(‘O\els will be
sent to Deer Island
, Sinai: the acti\ itics of tho bureau
to: investigation of the Department of
'Justice started on \ov. 7. a [DUI] of 236
'allegod radicals have been arrested in
(“unnecticut and of these 190 on in
vestlztion. were held. 34 were released
'and four are still under surveillance.
lFifty- three Reds were depoxted on
the Buford on me. 20, and with ”IE.
twenty-one shipped from Hartford this
m_ornlng. a total of seventy-tour radic-
als have been sent from Connecticut.
more inaroporuon to population than
from any state in the Union. Sixlyrflre
are out-on bands. a few were released
without bond, and twenty warrants.
were cancelled.
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VOTES TO RAISE $50,000 MORE.
St. Jamu’ Parish, in Danbury, Decide:
to Go About! With Plans for
Parish House;
By a. vole that was almmt' unani-
mous, the members of St. James‘ Epis-
copal parish, at a. meeting held in the]
church, in Danbury, on Sunday even-
ing, voted‘to praceed immediately with
a. campaign to raise an additional $50,-
000 for the' purpose of erecting the
Miss Frances Splan is confined .to 6
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was run down under the Washington. .
The Epworth ~League of the First ,
tending should wear old clothes, as a. -
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He Bought
iFeellng at
P ea 06 W lth ”dialling to prevent his being locked up or lam: seized in c;
4.- .3: ‘."al l“. .
The orld as.“
. He bought an automobile bail bond. a neat little form of insurance in bond
. ‘ A . "Suppose tilePolice Looked You ‘
Up—or Seized YOur Automobile:
What Would You Do?
One “of the Wise Men of the East walked into the office the other day and ‘
Fire Insurance to Protect himself against loss by Fire.
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Tbeglgsurance to Protect himself against loss by Theft. 3mm
Liability and Property Damage coverage to relieve him in case of injury to
Eindividuals or the property of others. Masha. Wang-Ia
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Collision insurance to reimburse lupin case his own automobile was dam.-
‘ - .2611. ._ w in“; ads. @VflB-‘m
And wantinl: to iosh somebody. be supposed that we could _.e
somebody or somethinlr. m...“ m. .,\
form. which allows the lucky holder to turn over to “the autlid'rities bonds“ In
Elem sum necessary to afiect his release. m
A form of insurancecostinz but little and somethinz we would like to ex-
plan to you at your horde. your place of business. through the ’phone or at
.7: Washington street. How about it? “a:
When your automobile msurance runs out or if vou are in the markebNL give -'
a call. Our automobile advertisinz cambailm is coming fine. “Liv“
William O. McLean, Inc. DealWith
The Best. It
g , INSURANCE Costs No More
74 wgfingmn‘ Street ‘South Norwalk
MEN'S.
A _' vu-
proposed new parish house, on the lot
milscent to the church edifice, on
West street, at the earliest practica-
ble date.
As the result of a previous cam-
paign, conducted a. little over a year
ago, in which about $53, 000 was pledg-
ed, thochurch has in pledges and sub-
scriptions available for the building
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from Minamoto debt;
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