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STRAW EAR
Are Ready for You
Look Them Over
$3.00 $4.00 $5.00.
Striped Neckwear
$1.00
New
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JOSEPH DAVIS g;
85 Washington Street :fi;
South Nam“:
\irs.
11: \1 JR.
1. wives in Danbury.
Edgar. M. Loner. or
\‘i ’. ‘
Hung of the Ladies“ Aid
{vi llil' Norwall: 1“. E. church.
v1. u -. Mrs. (‘harles G. Ives
1'i\.llli(l‘ from the book.
th( I:
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.» -- ~ 1,. much further ad-
" than usual and van
are blessoming cons
of the customary
other flowers are
‘:‘.i\ll('lll_" early.
\xllh A New Stock
Angeyine Furn.
.‘~ ui
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Illa 4 '~.
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1.1. _: l-:i~ c. or 3 Concord
l;1:rl11-11‘*'.~1howcr"
.11.};11: by the
l: :1st Sunday
“I .7 ‘.1'- it.
“‘7; g . 1 r. 1 ~'~ 1.11:1 scryod
'1. lul‘llcs all
1~ linpkills the
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“[111
Criminal Su-
l'zl Bridgeport
-. '< Attorney Cum‘
.mul that the trial
:1‘ I» ,1 or hanlnirypand
:zruigeport‘. TOFIN’TIY'
11:4 murder of Ar-
':.». in Newtown. last
11 «luv-1113.: the (‘Oln-
-———-—_—_—J
('ily
Milli
;;. of Norwalk has
(11' $1.53:
11111111.: of (lag license
l‘h v-k Herbert ll. Smith
"llwr 01' dogs registered
\lumlzly night. was 1.089
funnies, SlV ill-dog kcn-
mu unlimited kennel.
’- . penalty of $1 nttnchcd
\ :1. 11-gister1 d their dogs on
‘Jny lst l'el‘ on n Sunday
’l‘l c penalty went on yes-
:md about
«lollnr for their
-|1\1,~~
1 .;,
.xlv’v
,
aro making a short,
are as Revealed1
'ml: of games}
_ .ian lodge. No. 82. Dau
‘ ticut Motorized. Artillery.
'last night at the Norwalk armory.
Window
in 'Mildras; Figured Scrims,’C1-e~ ;
tonnes and other materials that
are desirable.
AlsoKabCurtnim
89cto$4.50aWind
and Tan colors.
SO. NOR\\"ALK
. A regular meeting of Lady
will be held tonight.
will be held tonight.
A
fran
ow
Opaque Shades in dark Green. White
McLach-
ghters of Scotlam -
The regular meeting of the official.
,board of the Norwalk M. E. church
—A New Store. with A New séock
and New low prices Angevine Fara”
‘ Co.
A son was born 10%. and Mrs. G.
Couicier, 107 South Main street at the
Norwalk Hospital. -on Tamas.
..
An extra. drill of Battery C.
Connec-
WM held
—8crntch (1min. Devlne Bros.
Ernest C Ballev. or 19 Lowe street.
who has -been~spending the winter in
walk.
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' Florida has returned to South Nor-
:Af. 11 meeting or. mum-walk nerie.
5N0. ‘688. F. O. E. tobe held
tonight.
officers .for the. ensuing gear will 56
elected.
« Jlihe “fetch Your arms Club is
meeting with Mrs. “111
Youngs. of Melbourne Read
ternoon.
Mr.
Hickory Bluff have returned
lam
this
L.
111‘-
u
and Mrs. G. F. “’aters 9! walk
to their
home after -‘spending the winter in
Castle Venice.
Hall.
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At a special
“'nsTiington Chapter No. 24
communication
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K. BANKS
~-FNDER BIAHACKEDIO noun.
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A daughter {was born Monday to
Mrs. Lester Wheeler of Aiken street
Mother. and child are doing nicely
40a.) for next winner It Harri-
ind-MI. 1
The delegation of. local Bedmen
who are attending the annual conv enr
tion in Torrington. Conn, tOday are
expected .home tonight.
m
Will the Party who borrowed black-
smith halnmer over six months ego
kindly return it and receive the
thanks. of The Till-y Auto and Carriage
‘W oaks.
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Cassius M. “Webb 214 Main street.
has purchased the residence at Main
street and Nash's corner and is mak-
ing a number of improvements to the
preperty.
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.tomomw at Trinity- Episcopal church
there being Holy_ Communion at 3: 30
7 and 6: 30 o" l
__ your at _ . . G c oclc. The full choir will
have charge 91:111.; Choragl Even Song
—The appearance of the famous
Welsh Male Choir at the Nonnlk M.
'15}. Church.- Saturday night at seven
o’clook— (clinician! time). with be a
memorable musical
son and Powell's. —
.-
-Many local people- are planning to
‘ attend the dance to be held in New
-——Mooseh'eart Legion Dance. Fri— Haven soon by the New Essen alum-
day evening May 6. Town Assembly nae of the College. :of New Rochelle
RHAlll.
of
The dance- win he one of the big social
events of the Spring won.
. 9—5”.
Mcmbers no! the -’Y- 4 daze of‘thc
held last night the past master's de- Norwalk M E church will appear in
g1 cc was conferred.
I mien thc auspices of the Frank C. Drv Hill nxenue. on Mav 13.
Legion.
the Norwalk ment and social.
Godfrey post. American
dance will be held at
armory Friday night.
:1
-—Coal at lowest prices. Harris and
l
s s1
a “$11th new
two nty
O
ne-‘
Manahan’s Pine Tar Bag‘S,=
Moth Bails. N apthalene
Flake
Stillson-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
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'u'nluiiflnurunlnumnrm "'
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MONEY
ALL
Deposited in ' '
'g This Bank
on or before
THURSDAY,
MAY 5TH
r;
will draw interest
from
MAY 151‘
South Norwalk
SavingsBank 3
“Open Monday I! 1h!"
South murmur. om
Guns.
unique costumes at a meeting to he
held at the home of Mrs. Samuel Reid
0n Ma)
‘2" the class will hold an entertain-
-—Blcycle .‘Week. Special. discounts
at. A. W. Hodge's. Music Hall Block.
The Frank C Godfrev Post. Ameri-
Mrs Chester Heath 0f Main SN?“- .czm Legion baseball nine will clash
cntcrtnlncd the members of the Five with the Nash
afternoon. team
refreshments were scrved.
Hundred Club
Dainty
vesterdav
Albert 3LPol1lmnn‘ is
the Haymakcrs’ convention
cns Ilmloft. No.
banner Council. Sons and
lers of libcxty will give a s
in rs tomoiro“ (Thursday)
their rooms. 1110
A SOcinl time will be
as well as tho supper and t
mitrr-c in charge
[urge attendance.
”.1
street.
Sidney Thinker. who is we
in the cities musical circles.
near as "Jack
“Springlinw.”
Thent'rc on Friday. May
the auspices of the Senior (‘151
Norwnlk High School.
:1“ indications “Springtime"
tile 1:111?
walk by local talent.
Ascension Day will be
lliOl'l‘O\\' :11 St. Paul's Churcl
following: services: 5:171 :1.
Communion; \ :1. 111..
and llnlx- Communion; 4 p.
lil‘l‘ll.
.
1m: I’myer. All Hush-1'11
loi'litrutlnll I'nl' connuunlczlnls
church in "lake their c0111
(fun-unlnicrlnls of St. Paul's
me remind. 11 111‘
urn-«i in in- present
“10111ng services.
at one
ANNOUNCEMENT
We open a. store on Saturd
16 on 44 Water St..
second-hand furniture.
ranges, stoves. oil stoves.
tigues. etc.
candidates and to the
is looking
“'11inwrighl." ,
the big musical
which will be presented at the Regent
lBth.
their obligation.
in Wst—
n1. 3. grade coal at Harris and crburv today as rgcspyzcsingltiae of I' n-
BI.
Daugh-
upper to
mom-
evening
\Vnshington
enjoyed
be com-.
a
for
ll-known
will up-
in
play
under
$5 of the
APCOI‘dini-f ‘0 her brother.
“'ill 110
test event mw-r slum-d in Nor-x
obscrved to—
by the.
Holy
I
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Morning Prlu'f'l‘
111..
liven-
Standard
Ase: 11sim1 Day is :1 holy day of
of the
munions.
Parish
and
of thc
ay. April
So. Norwalk, of
dishes,
gas
carpets.
kitchen utensils and furnishings, an-
J’afle and Ash Tel. 499.
— :—* -r -
_—= ‘3.
FOR
SAFETY
and
SAFE ISEPOSIT
BOX
In Our Burglar-proof
VAULT
CONVENIENCE
Engineering “orks
Saturday afternoon at the
“’icke lot. Third District. 011 Sunday
the Legion nine will play New R0»
attending chell at the latter city
w '
Many Norwaikers will attend the
Danbury Normul School alumnae re-
union-to he, held in Danbury li‘ridm:
and Saturday. An elaborate program
has been arranged for the two days.
Miss Mildred s. Jennings, of this (‘it\‘.
is a member of the executive com-
mittee ol‘ the association.
——Thc “'eish singers heralded us
“the best male choir in the world"
[will appear in Norwalk under the
auspices of the Men's Assembly. Nor-
walk M. 15. church. Suturduy lllL’lIi,
Tickets on sale at Stillson and POW-
cll's.
A ““‘elcome Home"
tended by :1 number of tin-
Miss Bessie- Field. at the
Frank I: Vic-hi, 4.3 Lin.
coin avenue. Second district. 011 Sal-
urday evening. following Miss Flt-id's
return to Norwlllk on l'rhlny night.
after :1 three months visit ill (‘lllil‘or—
111:1.
party “'11:: (3\-
lriemls of
home of
SAYS HI-I DID NOT (;l\'lZ SMITH
' elm-:11.
l'utsy lu‘l‘il-tro. 01' Smith street.
vstutmi to the l-Ixening Sentinel this
morning: that he was not the mun who
glue limit] Smith. the gallon of hard
cider. the consumption (11' which caus~
mi Smith‘s arrest on Monday lll‘ter~
noon. llvl’ietro silltod that there was
:lnntln-r mun named "i’utsy" and 1:?"
Smith was confused when he said
that he. Depictro. had given him the
liquor. Smith in Court yesterday
morning stated that a man. known to
him us "Patsy" or "l’edro" had given
him the cider. llel’lell‘o went to po—
lice headquarters this morning and
stated that he welcomed the fullest
investigation into the matter. with the
‘llODP that his name would be cleared
of Smith‘s unjust accusation.
Hit/fl " (1": '- ’- 1'
M\‘\‘\‘\‘1\‘\‘.\\‘
5!
SAVINGS
DEPOSITS
made on or before
DIAY 5TH
will draw interest
from the first
. THE
our NATIONAL
- .BANK
‘lfirmg o n V " . c
“mm Com. 8 Week. » Asgeviw no
Ascension Day services will be held I
event of \“or- -
Tickets 81 00_ on sale at Still- ‘
WASHINGTON, May t—Samuel T.
Ansell. former acting Judge Advocate
General 0! the AMY. was called to
appear again {my before the House
committee investigating the m of
Grow: Bastion. Phllnxgelphla draft
evjider from Fort Joann! .Y.
Mr. Anselhwhom one of the
drain dodger's attorneys. testified yes-
terday. and his “charge that former
judge 101111 W. men. or New “Jere
lei” had been caused as associate
counsel to help obtain Bergdoll's re-
Lleuse tram prison. brought. on a slinrp
tilt. Judge “'escott. who was in the
committee room flatly denied Mr.
Anseli'u statement and told him he
lacked the courage to step outside and
make the same charge to his face.
Mr. Ansell. however. insisted his suite-
ment was true. '
NURSES GWUATE TONIGHT.
I—~
We Premium to Be Presented‘
” at. the Nmflk Library.
An elaborate program for the Nor—_
walk Hospital graduation class has
5 prepared and will be presented
it the Not-walk Miran auditorium at
explained.
in the past.
rates, which,
.president or the Woman‘s
how Hospital. the cool
,mfly mam its work which has
assumed large proportions
WANT T OSTART
STEAMSHIP LINE
Continued from M Pogo
*
was said that if the merchants and
manufacturers of the db' will glu~
their support. that within ten days of
such assurance :1 axiom or lighter: '
end towbonts will be storied here.
Prepnrntionn are being made for the
forwarding or a letter
chants and manufacturers in the city
by the Board of Trade, in which all
information about the system will be
, The corporation will be bonded, so
that there will be no loss 1mm pilfer-
age at the docks or fromjhe boats,
such as has been suffered bx;.shippers
Covered lighters will be
used and they will arrive here early
every morning. The rates will be reg-
nli‘téd according to the daily tonnage.
the heavier the tonnage the lower thei
in any
overfwillvbe much lower than the rail
9t
_\‘ his
to ill weer
.. rates.
The corporation has arrangements
with trucking concerns in New York
city. so that shipw's here can have
that matter taken care of when the
goods are loaded aboard the lighter.
here. It. in the event the proposition
is acceptable to the city‘s business in-
terests. the merchants so desire. a
store front delivery will be inaugurat—
ed here as well.
Altogether 1 1e proposition is one of_
the best that 8 yet been made alongi
rthue lines. Mr. Hoyt stated this mom-1
instance. how-
CAIJJNG CARDS
MoWrflofov-Iflofmm.
Obtain a fresh Iupply of cards at a decided saving in our III. ‘
“REL'EF ENGRAVED CARDS"
Elan if you have an Wed plate—you may change to anyol”
modidl shaded lettering: without incurring additional expenn
Your salmon of the «latest lettering at
Mamcu‘ds '
DONNELLY’S
16-18 SOUTH mm 3mm
111g to a Sentinel reporter.
9
1
The weekly luncheon or the Kid“:
club will be held tonln- 10" noon -
the Roy :11 James hotel. ‘
—Poultry m 1)» me Bron,‘
.
l '1! .4
Guests at the Royal '3le 7m ‘ 3‘:
day were: \Vm 8. Jon :~, law 5
J. E. Ballocll New 1103.53 ‘5 _'
A. McGarey and family.
. “3:1
Tlim
1111.. Mr. and Mrs Piev '
and Minor and Mrs. l. Hui-M ’1
3:
Mr. and Mir... 0. I). Latte
Willnm P. Schaeter
New York.
8; SOO'clodc (Ga ht saving time) to-
night. The Program is as'follows:
Presiding omce iii—Gen. Russell Frost. i
Music—Arthur 3‘.- Sterling. '
Invocation~Rem 11 P. Hurley. '
Woes! Selections—Mrs. Edward .11
Sinks? Edward; J. Sims, accompan—
m. -
A
Piece: motion or flaw—Gen. Russell
Nightingale FEM—+131: lauren 1-K:
Presentation on Fluorine—Hon. J. 3.
Welsh
Presentation of“; Pine—Mu. L. J.
Reynolds
\ocal Selectibnv-‘Hm. Edward J.
Sims; EJWard -J.- Sims accompan-
' blot
AaWRe\.E1-nest McGl-egor. -
S’pcal- Selection—Mrs. Edward J.1
Sims: Edward 1. Sims. accompan-
ist.
izeendlcuon~ilhv D P. Hurle).
Music—Arthur g. i$terling
I . .:
(Whom name.)
or the number of articles made. 600
are due to the generosity of bliss Mar-
1posu Taylor alone. in addition to the
making of them-‘articles. the ladies of
the society also‘tcmmed bedspreads
and unaided all Zine hospital linen.
This rntirc work is done under the
personal supervision of Mrs. Robert
Brotherton anckin her home. which
she allows to be used twice a month
for this purpos. I
The oflicus elected (or the follow-
ing year are: 1‘
President—Mrs.
Alexander Hamilv
ton.
\icc-Prcsidcnl-—Mrs, E. ii. Shcr—
wood.
Managing Director—Mrs. Robert
Brothcrion.
Secretary——-l\lrs. Michael Howard.
l‘in-nlcial Secretary Miss Anna
Curtis
Hi lcnfur the 'tlllt‘s will be payable
the first of \la\ ml each year. to the
financial secretary The people of
\'or11.11k a1 1 urged to Join the soclctv
Ior the membership 01 one dollal is
the only means it has for purchnsing
the material llt‘COSsnry for carrying on
this work.
Slncgthgutimqlof the organization of
the Norwulk Hospital Sewing Society
in 1910 by Mrs. Louis A. Lehmaier.
A Few Points to
Remember
Service, not price, determines the value of a suit to you
Know the character of your store, and you will know "til.
character of your clothes.
The smaller your bank- roll the fewer chances you can
afford to take.
-)(- 1* * 'N' *-
There’s no question about the style, fit or quality of anv- . ,
thine we sell because we back up evely transaction with . . . .
“money back if you aren ’tsatisfied.” '
MEN’S SUITS $22.50
That Are Worth "$35.00
J
C OBY ’ S
1012 North Main St, So. Norwalk 1
'The House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes.
L
I
MAY 2ND TO 7TH
A New Store With a Nevatock and New Low Prlces
We extend to you a cordial invitation to inspect our new store. It will be a pleasure no
Show you through our new and up-to— date show rooms.
worth-While suggestions on the furnishing of your home that will prove money— savers to
you. Seasonable merchandise specially priced for this week.
We may be able to make some *'
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Ang'evine Furniture Co.
~16 NORTH w SI.
(01111.3:Palace Theatre)
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PHONE 1333
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