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WHY NOT
A Light Overcoat
These Chilly Days
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as $30.00
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
South Norwalk
Elli NEWS
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Boys raising 11 disturbance. on Mad.
ison street. were complained of to the
police, last night. by residents there.
—La.test Soft Hats—O'Brien's.
Ohsenance was made in most of
the local schools 3'.esterduy of Arbor
and Bird I)z1y,which is being obsen-
to today, May 6th.
——‘Keele rs have just received a new
silk stocking. with a red and “hite
arrow. Just the thing for sport wear.
And the3 cost 01113 52. (10.. “air
The night light in Krieger's store.
on \Vashington street. was reported to
be out. last night. by Patrolman Rob-
ert Gainer. who notified Samuel Green-
stein. the proprietor. who remedied
the matter. ‘
Brooks. of. New Haven.
notified the police department of the
loss of some valuable papers in the
City Hall. yesterday. but a search for
them proved unavailing.
Samuel l..
—Flne assortment 0: caps. —0'Brlen's.
. ,
Town Clerk Ilerhcrt R. Smith has
TeCeived copies of the following new
Jaws: Substitutes for ”01151- Hills.
Nos. 73:. <69. 133 and 156: House
ébills 152. 7?? 71m. :37. .16”. 1:1. 9:3
and 915. Senate Hills '36"). .‘llll 111111
152, and substitutes for Senutc llills
151, 589. 71.
Edward .\l3’rick, who has been em—
ployed by the ilill'i\\'t'“~l.)(‘i.’l]) (30..
for the past sixteen years.
his connections with the
Mr.
has severed
concern. Myrick was the com-
pany's ht 11d clr rk for the l 1st ten ‘
years. HI. has li\cd in South Norwalk 1
since his 190- nt marriage hut expect»
to engage in business in St.1n‘.lord in
the nun future
-—Thc'141penr.'1nce of the famous
E. chunh Snt111dn3
o‘clork (Sillldilld
memorn l)l('
walk.
son
11i1:ht..1t seven
time). will I)(‘ :1
Inusicnl event of Nor-
Tickets. $1.0”. on Sitlt‘ ill Still—
& Powell's.
rm
Slanahan’s Pine Tar Bags.
Moth Balls. Napthalene
Flake
Stillson-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
. noon. at2
. IAll friends of the school are invited.
lwns take 11 home in its ()3311(r "
are desirable.
.11.; Rode cartons from
391: to $4.50 a Window.
Opaque Shades in dark Green, White
and Tan colors.
E.K.BANKS
UNDER MAHAOKBIO norm.
SO. NOR‘VALK
‘*_ _‘ :1 %
Malcolm M. Marluk. of New .York
”city. is Spending a, few days v’fit’b
Howard A. Newman. 'of 57 Cedar‘
street. '
~~43ej ”‘rby. derby. O’Brien. " u
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The annual field any of Hillside
School; w1ll be held tomorrow after-
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-—Famous Mountain Ash Welsh Male
Cholr——Norwalk M. E. church, Satur—
day night, May 7. Tickets 1.00.
A meeting of Cockenoe Tribe. No.
32. I. 0. R. BL. will be held tonight.
Reports on the Great Council at Tor»
1'ington will be made.
F—____
“Smiler” Ayrault and R. W. Sween-
ey. Sn. both of the Second District“
attended the Red and Blue tournaw
ment dinner at the Bridgeport club
in Bridgeport. lust night. An elabor-
ate dinner and program of entertain-
ment made the affair a big success."
——You can buy ladies‘ very ’fine
silk lisle stockings, with the seam
back for 59c—at Keeler's Shoe Store.-
Daisy Payne and 34 mem-
bers of VVzinomn Council journeyed
to llunbury last night where they
were entertained by the Danbury
council with u minstrel show and
dance. lieu were. served.
The trip to llanbur3f— was made in the
Porter and Blackman truck. The
delegation reported :1 fine time.
Deputy
day of the two-day
rummage sale of the Norwalk Day
Nursery. was held yesterday. at the.
former Angcvine store. Washington
street. and the committee in charge
reported 'that there was quite :1 good
attendance ut‘ the sale. whicli is helm:
continued today as well.
The opening
——Keelers are selling men's line
cotton socks. 5 pr. for :1 $1.00.
t—E———'—.
at the loynl James Hotel.
yesterday. were: 1‘), G. lliddcepjof
Hartford; ll. R. Hussy. llostnn. 3121553.:
.I. McMahon. \':111('011ver_ ll. (‘.; H. E.
Johnson. Hartford; l-‘. S. Arnold.
Mcriden; Nathaniel Howell and ll. \’.
Parlington.-0f Vt’ilmingzton. lh-l,
G nests
A dog; helmigzincr to :1 lnymond
street resident. was struck by :111
tomolille. on North Main street.
terdny afternoon, and. for :1 while. it
was thought th:1t it was so badly in-
jured that it would have to he shot.
lLow1\ei :111 e\:1111in.1tinn by Pntlol»
man lfrunk Stratton led to 11“»le
llhnt the‘ dew would recoun. and it
Illl-
yes-
—'l‘he “'clsli
“the host male
singers heralded :15
their in thr- worm"
Welsh Malt Choir at the Norwalk \l. twill appear in Norwalk under ”1"
lnuspiccs of the \‘l’en' s Assembly.
N01-
Snturday night.
Stillson and Pow-
wulk M. E. church.
Tickets 011 sale at
cll's.
At :1 meeting: held in the Armory.
lust night. seven local young 1111-11 vol-
unteered to sign up with the l'f S.
Naval ‘lteservo and join the division
that is lwing formed hcrc. The pen]
organization work of the division "ill
lw accomplished nl unolher "mean"
1.1 he held next \Vedncsdnv night" .1!
which time candidates will take the
|)]l\‘\‘ll‘1ll 1-\.1111ii1'.1tinn. The total £11-
l‘Olllllt'lll of the division is now forty-
two.
.7
launching the Hometown Divid’nd
Savings System, and also to permit
alterations and enlargement of {the
opltcal department. Louis Cannes.
known as America’s youngest auction-
eer. will be in charge of the sale.
-—Coal at lowest prices.
Gas.
1
Harris I11!
o 'clock weather permitting. 1 '
, ard time until 2 A. M.
'Norwalk Armory Special music.
A Continuous dancing.
. . L‘———-- .. 7 P. 111.. Standard time. 31.00.
'l his evening :11 7 o'clock. (Dayl‘fiz'ht *‘———"—’_
q:‘Iyim': time) ("harles A. llrnnd. the NE“' HAVEN Bl'IL‘DIXG RIT-
North .\l:1in street. jeweler. will “re- l'A‘l‘ION.
open his auction sale of diamonds.~ NE“? TIAVEN. Mny 6.~-~In an 05'0”
watches and jewelrx'. The emireito settlc building trades \vngc dis-
store remaining stock in Mr. Brafnds putes in this city. Mayor FHZGPTIHG
store will he sold to raise-moneyf't‘or has asked mash-r builders of the city
5‘ George Mitchell has purchased the
Stephen :3 Batch home 66 “test ave—
nue.
:--Brlng HEl'l with you to the A1112
erican Legion Battery C. dance. Nor-
walk Armory tonight. ‘
4 The «Men's Club. of so Paul's Epis-
copal church. held a. meeting. last
night, at the home of W. A. Pryor, 5
Lyons place. A social evening was
enjoyed.
—-Hear Ye! Hear Ye! The Amish:
ican Legion~Battery C. dance. Nor-
walk Armory tonight. 8 P. M. stand-
The adoption degree was worked
last night at a meeting of Wnnomn
Council. No. 31. Degree of Pocahon-
tas. I. 0. R. M. Following the meet-
ing. refreshments weer served and a
social time enjoyed.
Big dance.
Nov-
' -——'l‘onight's the night!
cl features. .. .1- .
Sacred Heart was
held at all three masses at Sh. Mary‘s
R. C. church. this morning. At 71.30
o’clock tonight there will be. devotion
(or the Mother of Mary: the. begin-
ning of the novella and the blessing
of the Blessed Sacrament.
Devotion of the
—All kinds of ladies fancy hosiery
at chler's ShOc Store.
'lhe public schools of Norwalk were
closed toda3 while teachers attended
the comcntlon ot‘ the Fairileld Coun-
ty Teachers' Association. which is be-
ing held in Bridgeport. The pnrOch-
lal schools of the city remained in sel-
SlollNhOW’t'Yt‘l‘. At the latter schools
interesting exercises on. Arbor and
Bird [)113' were presented by the pu-
pils.
“Spring Opening \Veek." Angevlne
Furniture Co.
Al the Sou-walk (‘oncrelzntlonnl
church. last night. Rev. John Maurice
lieyn. pastor of the First Congrega-
llOlllIl church. of Dalibury. delivered
an interesting address 011 "Our I’ll-
grim Heritage.” lie described c011-
dltions in Holland. when the Pilgrims
left the country and spoke of the
faith and coumgc that was shown by
those who journeyed to America. The
address was excellent and showed en-
drncc of cnrcful preparation.
.
-—~l.:1sl and host of :ill the gamc.
American Legion Battery C. dance.
A rmm' 3.“ tonight ‘ Crack orchestra 1.
At last night‘s rehearsal of the cast
of the play "The Dress Rehearsal"
.1 was decided thnt 11 full dress re-
hczirsul would he held on next Sun.
riny evening. .\ committee to arrange
for publicity. advertising. the procur-
ing of the theatre. etc. was appoint-
ed. consisting of Frank Jacoby.'cl'1nii'-
man. and Messrs. ll. Mayer. N. llilly.
llermnn. and Harris. There will hc
an important meeting of theorgunimu
lion on next 'l‘hursdny evening.
~—-Tl1e Men's Assembly are intro-
ducing the world famous Welsh choir
to Norwalk music lovers purely its a
musical treat and not in anticipation
of profit. Admission elsewhere has
been $2.00. Tickets on sale at Still-
son and Powell's {or Saturday. May
to confer with him this afternoon.
——Blc.vcle Week. Special discounts
at A. W. Hodgc's. Music Hall Block.
Sentinel
Result;
Advertisements Bring Good
recounuedmmwe-
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plied that the Government was giving
the matter its closest attention.
Spokeamen- for the liquor latency .
have intimated that Mr. Lloyd~George
because of his reputed '31:?" pro-
pensities. lo notina hurry to obelisk...
the present system of control.
The bill is being attacked by tem-
perance Deonle because it comes from
the brewery interests. because of let-
ting children into bars where they
will learn to drink and because of the
longer hours.
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BANNER COUNCIL’S SOCIAL mm.
Banner Council, Sons and Daugh- .
ters of Liberty. had a social time and
supper. last evening. in their rooms.
on Washington street. Baked henna.
sandwiches, salads. pickles. chow
chow, cheese. rolls and butter. cake
and notice were enjoyed by the slew
candidates and members. there being
about fifty present.
Dancing was enjo3ed. before and
after supper, as were card..- Banner
Council is growing fast and another
class of candidates wfil he initiated
next Thursday mening; ’ 1 '
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Have You Seen Those
Cantilever Shoes
For Women!
They l
walking
are made to PREVENT
ltl-ICT foot u-o'ubics.
11nd COR--
Flexiblednul comlortable gas 11 moc-
casi11—-yet snug and smooth-tilting
like a sort kid glme.
You HAVE to walk correctly in
them without thinking about itfilor
they‘re lvuilt so you can't help it!
i
-vcr arch is
The Cunti flexible. It
rises to Mr: CT and Sl'l‘l’tllt'l‘ the
foot—instead of compelling the foot‘
arch to drop to meet the shoe
Come in (1311.!
way.
ask to sec them. 11113--
You may he sure that in advising
you we hnvU uppermost in mind the
desire to convert you—through
LASTlNG SATISFACTION—to the
principle of truly correct footwear
rather than the wish_ to make :1
single sale.
Sold in so. Norwalk only by
Conneaiiy’ & Bracken
Washington ~St., South.- Nomi]:
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