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JOSEPH DAVIS ,
SWASHIAGTON. STREET 1.
SQNORWALK.
HOSIERY
v.1:‘tll slipping a man's 1
211’ into—athat holds its
slum —- hosiery t h a t. .
.lmwn‘t get all “fussed '
up" on its first date with
lin- laundry—hosiery that
i1 quality and value.
Phoenix Silk
75c the Pair
Black, White, Navy,
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The new Mitchel, model F50. L.
' Wright. South Norwalk.
' hy not give the folks at. home a.
.t by taking home a box of Nutte-
d's candy. Donnelly's. -
O'Brien's.
Huts. caps. umbrellas,
. Joe), of Franklin street. has re—
nml from a business trip through
west, going as far as Minnesota.
—GF)ORGE ARIJSS
his celebrated stage success "Dis-
ll“ lit the Regent Monday and
ewluy. One of the greatest screen
mas ever produced.
he new Victor Records for May
- exceptionally good. both the vocal
d instrumental. You should hear
in all played at the A. J. Collins Co.
ore making your selection.
”The new Victor Records for May
11 on Sale today at the Hamilton
.op. 49 Wall street.
m"llemember the Pequot Players,
nllllllnity Hall. Saturday night.
ckets 50 cents, at Hamilton's Don-
‘ly's and Canevari's."
Jullll 1.. Alhin of South Norwalk has
n: lrxlgf’d :l “490" (‘hevrolet Touring
-. r 1mm 1h:- loeal agent A. R. Rustin.
f Austin's Garage.
111Slruws and panamas renovated.
'lzrie-ll‘s.
-—I ll SRAE LI
mum (ll-rupt- Arn'sas at the Regent
Imllll.i\‘ tlllll 'l‘llt‘flillllfi'. Cast ill(‘llld(‘.3
llLlilillll ill-lllly. Louise Hull. Noel
1.:rl- will :1 score oi“ others.
Mr. Plum-on. 01‘ Georgetown has
‘Ill‘l‘lliiflt‘tl mi 1’. l7, f‘llevrnlet Road-
-- 'rom tlw- lot-nl ilg‘t‘lll, \V. B. All.-
u' Analin's Garage.
mm mm PATROSS‘
NOTIf‘l-Z
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- iv: .\l;l_v lst. llnmler "Home—
:<-l Pylj' ln- f>llilllll('4l iii the
' l‘. H. Momhnus‘e. 5-171 “'3.”
.‘Jv: hulk. also at,
' :1“ lillst Nonvzllk.
For House Cleaning Time
‘ ‘l 1:; 11.11.. mm l‘lalm. Peter-
'i\ l‘umllll-ts. lllllck Flag. etc.,
11' vi lli1'ni‘wfnllts of All Kinds.
Cnm vari's
STIL .SON POWELL Corp.-
South Norwalk 1 1.,
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86’
628
All Money
tit?
deposit-ed ill this
bank on or before
May 5th will Cll‘ill’
interest from May
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‘St.
“same
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10“ ‘\‘\‘\o~,‘\‘\‘\
In — 'a/nnr at 'y '4'
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All the New Fabrics for
Spring and Summer
Apparel ‘
and for Immdlm use on exhllrlon at
E. K. BANKS’
DR! coon: STORE
Under thsckemo Hotel
45-47 West Wuhinnon Street
—Stora.ge Batteries recharge-d.
Anton Kohn, 9 Railroad Ave.
Services at the Knight Street
church, tomorrow, will-be on daylight
saving time. '
dras Shirts. You never made
than the one you will-minim
—Polley's Dancing School reopens
Tuesday night [or summer lessons.
A class of about 250 will be confirm-
ed at St. Josph's R. 0. church tomor—
row morning at 10:80 o'clock (S. T.)
by the Right Reverend Bishop John
G. Murray of Hartford. The sponsors
will be William Skidd and John Mag-
ner and Augusta. Hamilton and Anna
McMahon.
Norwaflr
-—JOHNNIE FUNES SAYS
Everybody who wears 1arSli’irthill appreciate thewonderful .
value we are giving in this Special Selling of high grade Ma.
that withstand a hundred or more tubbing.
- Rogers 89° {Stevens
a more judicious investment '
this event. Here are Shirts
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the boy born with a spoon in his
mouth will cause a. stir and the girl
born on the ocean will want per.
menant waves. But hear these things
from Johnnie Hines himself at the
Palace Monday and Tuesday in "Burn
'Em Up Barnes." Cast includes Ed-
mund Breese of Norwalk.
The Progressive Order of Pat Conn. l
manders of Not-walk. South Nam“: a
Monday at the home of run. Charles
0thame, 31 eBld’en avenue. 0
Mary Pal-ads. four years old, of 35
being about 75 people in attendance. Cove street. She was only slightly
Solos were sung during the evening by scratched. Dr. Wolfe attended her.
Edward Splan and refreshments werelVVilson reported the accident to the
carved. A grab bag was one of the luptown police.
features. and dancing was enjoyed “"‘i
til 9. late hour. George Sellick was!
chairman of the committee in charge.‘
*Pianos tuned, repaired. regulated.
Organs tuned, repaired. Factory ex- 3
perience. Address ilolf Cheney, 4
—Clean Egg. Stove and nut coal.3\Vashington street.
Paul's church and director of the na- , torcycle l.'atrolman Charles Thorpe on
tion wide campaign committee, 'attend- ‘ the charge of reckless drllvng. It is
ed Thursday and Friday :1 meeting of alleged that he driving up Mfln “m
the executives secretaripg or the 3104:“ 2x miles an hour what taken into
ceses of the Episcopal churches of the custoday. Derby was released in bonds
east, south and west held in New York of $200 for a. hearing on May 1.
city at the Church Mission's House. He " '
-—~.
Hawes Hat Co.. of Danbury. have been
filed in the office of the secretary of
state at Hartford. The authorized
capital stock is $50,000 and businem
is to be commenced with 82,000. The
incorporators are Edward J. vonGal.
(‘hurles ll. Helm. and Henry Q: \Vil-'.
son, all of Danbury. l
HOHNNIB HINES HAYS
the world being three parts water and
and one part land. the chances are
three to one you were born a fish.
And that's not all he says in "Burn
‘ 2m Up Barnes" at the Palace Itriszlnday~
and Tuesday. Edmund Brcese as
"King Cole."
The .Juflllee Quarterly Meeting that
takes place, at the Knight Street A. M.
E. church will begin at 6 a. m. Sunday. :parlor Saturday. April 29th.
As this is the last quarter of this‘con- .work. New mar-col waving.
ferenccwyear we are hoping to raise. a
hundred and fifty dollars with which.
to help pay our ‘pastor a parrot what
we owe him. an extra effort on the!
part of all who owe will help greatly.‘
There will lye Laplism at the evening
survive. All Hr-rviees will run on day-
l_il:ht saving time.
—-Mme. Frances.
street, will open 9. first class beauty‘lh
St. Mary‘s church scored another suc-
cess last .night at the second night of
its annual bazaar.
Atrons The feature of last, night was‘
:1 special entertainment in which Miss!
——(il€0Wll-Z .‘Rlihis
in his ev'lvhmted stake success "Dis—lllored several vocal selections.
riteli" at the
tlwrl-r': of
will undoubtedly be llli"’l‘t sled to lt‘flrninomluv and Tuesday. Cast includesl
tactically.
111.
Soldiers' Home
taken to New London this morning for
lnue. had an
10 South Main Harald Jude], 0: Stuart avenue, had
Agnes Mahoncy delivered several reci- 11 Stuart
luliolls and Miss Agnes Sullivan ren- . twenty-fifth anniversary of their mar-
The rlage. last evening. There was 11
Regent Monday and dancing was greatly enjoyed to music large attendance
11ml. William C1318; JR. of 8 Edlie
venue. wig taken, to the Nor-walk v'
and Westport will hold a. meeting Jim negro-3r alter-noon, and
was operatedluponr this morning. Dr. 1
,Georxe G. Faw’cett being the surgeon.
I The Dorlon House. which has been
A social was held at Hoyt's Theatre . Hanrord street. was knoclned A‘do'wn fenOWted- ”Paired Md emu-std.
ball by the Nash Engineering company 3 yesterday afternoon by an automobile opened for “ammo. ““9 morning...
Athletic Assoclatlon last evening there operated by Charles Wilson, of 25 Elm |Proprletor Jon“ Sum haunt
lmade all preparations for the event,
'—Coal. fresh mined. screened auto-
Harrls and Gus 00., Tel.
The remains of John W. Hartshorn,
civil war veteran. who died at the
in Noroton. were
Harris and Guns Co. Tel. 721 ~ burial
-— Lucius H. Derby, of Norwalk, was '
Rev. Louis B. Hchll. rector of Stwarrested yesterday afternoon by Mo- John Wygonlng, of Saugatuck,
chm _with.' recklas driving and
with operating a motor vehicle with-
out a license. wn fined 825 and dis-
bursements in the downtown court
this morning by Judge Georga H.
Vosburth.
read a paper on “Diocesan Training -Fu" “he °¢ Mn“ Amri” ——Ds.rien Firemen's Carnival July
and Parish Conferences on the Church “POD Kohn. 21 and 29.
.Mfslon." was well received; ' —
Pope's of incorporation of the The case of Frank Picctnoe.
charged with asault on his wife and
also with breach of the peace. which
was suposed to
downtown court this
been continued until next Saturday
morning, May 6th.
come before the
morning. has
Howard Newman, 0: F‘alrfleld ave-
overcoat stolen and
is hat. stolen from the High school
Modern last night when attending a. dance
there,
ltemd upon the police blotter at 12:50
The Children of Mary sodnlity ,9: n'clock.thls m- «,_, l...
accruing- to a cdlnplnint en-
——Bm norms: new ‘ s
The clubhouse in ion easy weekly payments. Store open
22 \\'est avenue was crowded with pa- iflulnll untn 9 P. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Korea, 70!
avenue. celebrated the
of relatives and
Tuesday. llllf.‘ of the greatest “we";{urnished lly \Vellnitz's Orchestra. ll‘rlends. and others from Greenwich
,lrumas mm prmlllc.~.l. ________.__... and Stamford. There was a musical
- -———— l ——DISRAELI program, and delicious refreshments
"i“lit’l’i‘V'W i“ Norwalk [starring George Arliss at the Regen'tlwere served.
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that it iv planned to broadcast from “puma” Denny. Louise Huff, Noelw
the uni. '1 billllnn of .l. l-lewutwl Brown 'rt-rtl‘le and a score of others. '
:lt (ilvnnxnnli. tomorrow evening. the
muslezll l“lllllll‘r‘fi of “The C‘uml‘o Gill";
which v. 1.1: n-m-ntly grin n hero for the
Sv'llior Claw: of lllt- High School, and
which is in in» given in Stamford this
coming: exec-k. The concert will start
at 111:3:1 (fl-loci: tomorrow evening
(Ilnvllu'llt llllli'l or 11:3“ o‘clock (stan‘
flux-ll limo) {llltl will he sent on the low
\";E\.’u length nued Ly Mr. Brown. i. 0.
2M! mph .5. lie mnv St'l'rll it on 360 if
l“ ”wisdom is received. but
1mm lily l\' he will use from
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Frank ll. Dayton, who has heenl
manager of Compo Beach for several;
years. has been appointed to act as
manager for this season. Work has‘
liven progressing on the town‘property :‘
at, the beach. The town officials are
lookingr forward to a great financial;
season as the applications are coming'
in very fast every day. After 51733“! 1
the out-of—ton’n applicants will receive‘
their houses that the local people have I.
not v~ng.lgell. f
luvrvxmrf
it is llll'lZT- 1
ESTAIUS’HED 1892
Stocks and Bonds
mm musings
Quotation of local issues furnished.
Maples & Goldschmidt
85 Washington Street, 50. Nor-walk
'{Vbusinr-ss. an adjournment was taken
land a concert over the rhdio t‘eleii
9. oma Conmil.‘
3 ‘Thc past sachems
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. GREAT SACHEM
VtConunued (mm First Page)
at the session. Deputy Charles Beck,
j of Bridgeport, was also present taking
lover'the mchem’s chair during the ,
‘ session.
The various pant sachems;
gave brief talks during the meeting. 1
Following the disposal .of regular-4
E. Beck.
Senior Sagamo‘re—J‘. B. Mall-sin.
Junior Sagamore-T—F. B. Malkin.
Prophet—C. M. Byingt‘on
First Sarinap--J. H. Lincoln.
Second Salmap—m'l‘hcmus i“
‘ First \Varrior—l-‘rank ltinehar‘ln.
Second \Varrior—George Quick.
Third V\':lrrior~—.\. Ross Maikiu.
Fourth Brave-A Carmine Betffs.
First Brn‘e~“’illiam J. Powell.
Second Brave—C. E. Stoots.
Colkctor of Wampum—J.
Rowe.
Moore.
Chief
Jones.
Firs: Scout—Leo Colin.
Medicine Mané—John Brotherton.
Sennnd Scouts-Joseph Brotherton.»
111nm "Brute—Hownrd rt. com.
‘ Fourth rave—-A- Carmine Betta;
Guard of Wigwnma-oRoysl-JoneI-g:
Gum-(i of Forest—«Henry Payne.
William
Keeper of Wampum—E. J. Taylor. 1
of Records—William N.
Mystery Man—Harry E. Smith.
phone was enjoyed. 1A fine repeat,
was also served by member-got Wan-
and the oflices
they heldxlast night follow:
Hm E. namwm1
Great senior Saar-more ,0! Connec-
ticut Who Will
Sachem' of Connecticut 1m Men at
Reservation Held Here Noni: Wed-
nesday. '
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J. WILLIAM ROWE
Past Sachem of Cockenoe Tribe, 1. ,
“a “mint
0. R. M.. Vt'ho Occupied Chair at
Last Night's Meeting. 3
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\VILLIABI X. JONES
~VV‘llo Also Occupied Chair at P31?
Sachem's Night at (‘ockenoe ,fl‘rilng
Lastyliuning.
'l.‘:1 l‘p lizlrnrs." Cast includes Ed—l
ll‘lllllll llreose of Norwalk. ’;
l'l'lt' «1.1): lidmunvl lilrrere (.5
and
“Kill”: V'filv
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m“ __ —~IOH.VNIE HIXES SAYS l
_...mn\,\ll1: lln'lcs sun's ,nm boy born with a spoon in his‘ '
tin “1.11m .1.” llm -- 11:41; “Jo-r and mouth will'enuso :1 stir and the girl
zlml “1... lmrl lllllli. f‘Jv :mms are born fill the colon “'1“ Want per-l
lllf'l'n to m” lull “.1... l-um a fish. mun-ml waves. llut hear these thingsi THE HUMAN
Ami tiavk :mt :u‘l 1.11 says it: “ tum from Johnnie Hines himself at till“
'i'Im l‘p l‘_.l rue" M 1h“ l‘nlzl'w Melvin): l‘w‘w-e \lmlrin)‘ and Tuesday in “Burn‘l
ELEMENT
Nothing can take the
place of the Human,
Element. No organiza-
tion can afi’ord to be
cold, hidifferent. and re-
pellently professional.
It. is the aim of this “
There Was Another
‘ Good Thought
of
Sir Harry Lauder
and worth repeating.
This remark, made the day
he sailed, was,
“NEXT T9 THE BIBLE
. . the
BANK'BOOK.
5 l is the 1—
} wonnnmo
GER-REATEST
BOOK”
'7 Get your copy of the Bank
Book issued by
The People’s .
' TruStCo.
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May lst to 6th Is 8
.~ Wo'men,’s Week, 1
JuspuL—Nu'5751....-,.............,1....$5.00
_ “Neither Front nor necklace"
This marvelous corset has a. closed, well-
sltnped back. The entire front consists of mu-
kops Cloth beneath which ishiddes the ingenious
lacing device. One pull on the ends of the
lscers and the‘corset is adjusted.
* Low top; long skirt. Pink coutil; sizes 22 to
36. Most, measurably priced $5.00.
AisoAsktoSeeSelfiRcducing 1 ,
' No.44»! 7
Low top; medium skirt. White, or pink,
coutil; sizes 24 to 36. Unsurpassed Value at 34.00.
J. I. Mallette
.~ . South Nor-walk :
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THE NEW moron RECORDS FOR MAY
ARE ON SALE TODAY
The Hamilton “Shop
49 Wall Street
and .so does our attractive and efiiciont
Corset. Dl-pl'ntnlent. as its shelves blossom
furl}: Willi rows and rows of.fresh boxes
containing new pink and white Nemo
(Jot-sets and Cir-clots. '
Nemo Week May lst to 6th
is lzcre, and unit it full Nolllo stocks. extra
Nellie service and daily demonstrations of
the new Nemo models.
A Special Treat
:JuspuL—No. 575 . . . ..... '. $5.09
“Neither Front nor Back-Lace”
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_ This most recent Nemo invention has a closed, well shaped
back. The entire front of the corset. is made of Lastikops'
Clpth beneath which is concealed the ‘clever and, unique .
lacmg device. One pull on ‘the ends of the lacers and the 1
corset )8 adjusted. ' ' . I" i
‘ 1 Long top; long slurs. Pink coutil; sizes 22 to lie—$5.00 ; 1:
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Anotherr’lfreat
s Circlet No. 1110
“More Than a. Brassiere”
11...?ink hrocaded .mesh; sizes 34
to ell—$1.00. - , _,
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