these great money snvmz Refnzerators.’
from ' " * $9M“,
.--q.§ueoh
Get a" Couch Hammock or Lawn SW for own~
"i the honday’ ' is1o.ooto$75.oo
*1 Couch Hammoeks in all styles and colors from ,
:ImSwinzsfl-om $65011»
WHICZHfEHADES in all sizes. 4 ft... 6 It" 8 ft. 10 it.
‘ Oil Cook StOvesz-
, , Perfection. Florence and Red Star
, ; ,The best: the market produces.
systoyes'in all‘giies. " ,, ,
cuss mason:
, ‘ y ,1 ' (At/Factory Priceé) J l 1
3ft. x1211; Grasszug‘. green. brown or hide . $9.; ‘
£1t.x10ft. Grass Rug. green.”br.own orblne . . . $833
”7611:. x 9 ft. Grass Rug. green. brown on: blue . . 35.9.5 ,
, 36 in. x 72 in. Grass Rug. green. boowgerhwé . $195
: .8t91‘1mgFumiture:C.o..,
,327'131 Washington St? Phone 105
.L.
. , Railroad'Avenue,‘ south NotWalk ‘
. iszzzoxsirofimfimm.m v...
' ‘ Infle'age on your tires? dams-«w , M
Are the bearingo‘in your Wingoodoondlflon!
. J Sowisi good‘mtogoiamr them main“: " “Inj
. : readiness. ’Yon‘will mfilnstthe any you an MW...
mm tobaveyonrvfiiono. . ,_
, 1 thavo some twaflndd price J
AUs 4
w AUSTINP
‘emhage the three
. - f: I r'
“m; ,,
Wk , , _
under It. Brioche. Jonathan m
, . W'umm 1'»?th-
.. > Him Fmeo a Preacher.
Recently one o: the motor-learn-
,trees or the countrymen down,- It“
record In front" at the house In 130ng
mpton, mas. tiaii—ifinifik’vwdr
the noted canoe, mm.mm
Legend soy: that In this tree he wrote
'mdusmWedom
thatheottenutmthooeuthnfit
3mm the branches women he: read
and wrote. there. It does not ‘seem
pose, Ible that use homing'mund, a-
tlms of sin and the realistic My
thus of men-are" mum ”to come
members as the Ward: some
as they Imened. could haw been
~ ‘penned In sight of the oeaceful beauty
at the'cenoeetlcnt valley. Edam-63’
the times In whlch he lived. The old
» tree stood for many years otter" the
preacher had gone to his reward. At; ’ ‘
lost It became a meme and was out .
down. lemons an enormous stamp to ,
testify to- It: age-nod else. A brow
tablet records mega tut Justina
Edwards lived In the yellow brick
beam—Grit. ~
,mzmn towed, _' , 2‘
According to the investigation of the
mom inspegtlon service. Mitch Ignored
«production figures. the labor ennfloyed
In all other Belgian Indd‘strles in DE-
«amber-{1910. represented 70 per cent
of the 1913 total of 412.462 wig-11w.
ualt of the establishments red ‘
were mnploylng at least 75. per cent of
their prewar personnel. In the food
Industries super cen-t ofthe former
personnel was amyloyed, In the con-
struction Industrle’s. 86 per cannula the
' glans Industries 81 per cent. and In the
paper trade 78 per cent. , Other perk _
contages, based on 1914 employment
cent; {mm on
per cent; textiles. 81 per rent (general
average reduced by slump In theunen
Industry): tnnneries, 58 per cent.
Transportation of various kinds en-
gaged 7 per cent more operatives than
' « In 1913. atrpoegh the, tram gun the -
a
7 ate railways '1: 1237 no means equal
to the prewar volume. .
_ ._...........—-—-—---
M
W-
No moons: FOR am.
"Don‘t want a Lnilrood through
here." . '
“You don‘t?" ,
“No, aim. rm satisfied with,
the way things are now. Take
your old railroad somewhere
else." . '
. “But this will Improve the
:value carryou- pwperty. It In
' program"
~th may all be, but raga-t.
no soon not have progress build
a railroad near my man. It’s.
hard .mugh to get work out. at
the bleed help now, without hav-
Ing them stop and rest and look
over! tune a min goes by."
W _
Am. a a can Ban
tenth .taIrway on the championship
‘ , gel: worn at mnehnrat. It. 0.. .In ‘
f empty. ‘ ”.1
mm. 7.8. mm ~nanner"’°}>g
drive In thegenerufllrectfinot the
V Greenwich (knotty club. hooked his"
" cabin. HI! mlthty hecond 'shot Info
the 'open door caromed ofl'aone wall
f after another. scored. the pIckn‘nInnleo
[Into a (It, rattled around the room
- like a die In a glgantlc dice box.
- ” bounced off the woolly cranium of the“
‘ head. of the family; without hurting y
,the hall In the least, knocked two _
‘ dishes ofl‘the tablehnd‘ mode Ito-exit ‘-
flmouzh' athe hock door.
" No More: «FEW.
~ .rA new terror hasMen nailed tome '
4mg of thehfonteeul’bnéhefor. «not.
~1£hns already; W lathe Emil Br
1111. , but I: he trIesto escapepoy—L
already been received it tfigieltyi‘h‘ufif
‘ ' firm-onto .
to pan . ,
to: desiringto hare the-low 7
n
thmmwe Myer-an-
‘9' m elem tor-certain: Its volume :0, credit. “thin
, F1352 a: 33mm
.Dufllfly
theologian however,.~only typical ofd ,
figures are: Chemleal Industries 74 ,
Thologmblnln mewoods‘neartné.
_ ‘n'snm'renen‘e‘drfize green easnyronfl
hm next'shot. Kent
_ day the familiv ,
, T‘moved ' , .
r merely I.ehe.:fla§le 1,0331% tax, which '
yment'the girls. will makesnre matte - r
' :sha'n snot. About 50 complaints hm
that finch and each a murmur» .,
'AII womenglm stream , 5
com ‘
5696 in g is not
”1 fiat it- In estimated that,
edh will be from
, y , , 10 to 1?
than that of last, year. 3
~ t » -wa to estimate
.corn,“ is thou: ' h
we M m?“ ’5
We at form la
n affix ‘ {lo ‘ on, hue sen:
“'m 19 l? 10 per cent. less
W planted. In most sections re,
a ' We have been
‘ "i-fiflfilionkotcom??e in.
_ork. . so" - mien on
Mo 7 fi ” torus ~ ency
aw woman-sew" ' o‘m‘ m a
M- " midway-r
ambit"
. n, In combi m
broken, and Hmw up}
necessary in mm rosin”
part of the cotton Mn» . - »
r l y‘ i “ bm versely al'f‘m‘md My 10‘” “31““)? "*‘en “'L
,, 4 , e W‘ Mable tor-wheat growing than thoselbelter weather or hm- on
W rjflfleAthey‘ifW, "I!" Infim. wifici .mmlod during April Spring that condi‘ion."
Victor Wésely
While
urea“ , I.
5; “'ill" hl'
hw Whlflll WV‘I‘V'MUIR
ting: If: the flimsl'IWMt ‘in
amine, or] I.
The r“ “9’
I ma,
me "In“
N I»
mfly With Vaast Bros.)
vented the ram: at '3 “amour; -
WM ;
, mm «anew tantalum ng, ,, , ‘ _. ,
15% :mfl'hipr-satudayAmt. tor fig: ”it: Mm 3‘"; W “m -
(£5.
- W: m‘ In" ,
WSW ,m
‘tekbnommmoyee. and marathon vol . , ,
.20 telephone yeonle attended. Dur— . - W m “t "3““:
mmm hope will beheld every ., i. Mi f m‘ m 1,, ,'
. ifiutomobfle Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamns re. l
and and made to order and all kinds of sheet ma.
‘ Welding of All Kinds of Metals
13 Raymond Street, South Norwa 1k, Near South Main St.
7 ' ' modem; 'rwedlhx we. we mm m. we
1‘. Karen ~ no , once-muent H. c. magma “93°- £132!on ““9 “m7:
KniwrnfiedflmflfirrYandtgo-eom-la‘ WW . yreeentwoge
mayhfigerer tnehnihflnz. following} ' -
w c there was splendid dinner. . ,
which emit to 'tegpme'omm m #3" “3:311:53wa -M?:dth;n:fl*
the number of smears “d cit! ‘ l‘nmz'y market: there are Indications a!»
”' 'ma-«ntodlmthn. team to sustain
{an or: the“ W1 1;: Woodman:
en a :I at can an“ ' E .- Therelntiveyotrenmh otjhese
m mg. no no; , , My, prices .
W “germ In two forces to not yet dour. The out-
65 . .a larcewrsumr .
hamlet-us gonna-on their bow WC 0! iron, and “eel dim“ AM!
h ulted‘th dflieeesnnd the m- above to a marked degree the effect
of. magma“: «to give the-- Smog“ the railroad strike. , During Apr-ll,
guests their ~hva'rnhrle attended due. but 2.743.090 mm was»: or: hm »
he the neuron: Warden John H. “reproduced. ardecrma or 336.9007
curl: ”and other cavern cf Ithezfrom the March tom}. Quality 1. ca- ,
ma telemne pm minty per day of We In hint was :-
FOR SALE
A number of second hand wagons. cartsmlows' ’/
harms. scrapers. May be seen at our yard. Priced 1'
low for quick disposal. Terms cash. 5-
'TheNorwalk Coal 59° SupplyCo.
ltlBWater St, So. Norwalk, Conn.
‘\
—-a
matthegkhwm. wellpokedmorfiiuo gross tom «W‘ with.
wmwutwmt. ' 109.5% groan tom on April 1. Steel-
‘1
no Stare clones daily at 6~ o’clock
hf 7 :1 , jFurnittir'e for Summer Cottages, Sun Parlours
' ‘ . " Porches and Gardens . ‘
- » ‘ _ Never was there a summer season which opened with greater possibilities for
bountiful fumshinge. The white enameled pieces for gnrdens and lawns are new
, this 5233er ' attraolweu They are made of cypress, what craftsmen
teeny the wood etemai,”.because 1t shares with red wood, oak and mahogany the.
quality of; enduring for many years. And it is especially suited for dampness and
, wet places because 1t has no tendeney'to warp. ,
Q unfinished‘k‘m‘ m“ and .
', ‘ , ..in'w 'te enamel, several coats being a lied so that rain '11
:hayehttle effect wonthe . When othe‘season is overxtheggcan be removed to b‘g‘n
or ceflazgsforaafe keepmg. But If there 15 a closed patch or sun parlour they will
servetheyeur roxmd.jw ' ‘ , , ’ , ~ = >
. Catfi'gemm, including beds, cots,
- y folamg tables,'wh1te boreans and other conven-
“lent pieces inreaci‘mess. ' y * 7 , -
*whieh outstretched to their
,, _ . . , m; , ._,
lenfih make ideal lounging places. ,
Willow (Shah's notifiable», also fibre settees,
‘ ~ «311 upholstered with eretonne. , ' ,
' Tea and W013: Tables to noooinpany, the
some with cretonne under glass for tops, all
tempt the householder for the summer season.
m. ’ ‘ ‘ Fourth floor:
In the Apparel Shops
Read mom have responded to the announcement
ofiprice Was on all our ready-tomcat garments.
3 Therotfinremain to be closed out a number of
. ’ Coats. Suits. Wraps, Skirts
_ ] fiend Dresses ‘
I“ Theammdatpieesthltmleuthanthe
Marmalnnflhbor cm mum while there
,. . . . new __ lot .
1i
Skirts ‘
7 . W Satin: and
1m mm ‘ that .
I 3431759. '
Bath Sprays
Of gund qualitv li- ‘:
rubber tubing and i ‘
nickel {mu-wt. A n. .
sary and ]‘>](‘;:.<11T‘:'lbl€ ab ‘1
tide in :my home half ’,
room, :1
$1.19 fl A
Payment. 3 ,
Disinfectants 2‘
for the home '4. ‘
Sylpho Nathol. I 1
25, 50 do and $11!}: .
Platt’s Chlorides, 65 ’, '
Sam'flush, 29 1' ‘
A (-nmplm- line ‘
machgmt. and moth
50115 In Yal'lfillfi Size-S “j
brands. 1R «
Basement. J 1
‘ Tafl’etas and Crepe dd;
Chines in White and /
01's. Wore up to $4;
$25.00 '
Georgettes, 3313133 wag ‘
Mm War ‘
serges an
were uP to
$35.00
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