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Young’s Hats
$2.50 to $4.50
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irregular meeting of the Straw and
Felt Operators' will he held this even-
ing in C. L. U. Hall. “’ashington street
at 8 o'clock (D. T.)
Helen F. Mlddlebrooks Latimcr has
started action for divorce against Wil-
liam J. Latimer. of parts unknown.
CW“ deoertion.
l—vfloast beef supper. Woman's
Olly. Trinity church. Friday evening.
oo’clock. Admission 50 cents.
”A, regular meeting of Monker Grot-
to,”No. 56. M. O. V. P. E. It. is to be
hind this evening at the meeting
ms on South Main street. All
Pfiophets are asked to be present.
1‘ —_—————
A man giving his name as Frank
Goffney. and his address as Highland
:iamniie notiflei the police this morn-
ing that a dog had killed 25 or his
ribbits last night.
'EJoseph Mnlqueen of Scribner live-
n‘pe. was driving n truck down Day
street this morning: when. as he re-
ported later. another car struck the
rear of the. truck he was driving doing
slight damage. 2
A.
-—8tomge Batteries
Agron Rob!) 9 Railroad Ave.
Nathan Left. of Tlrooklyn. was driv-
ing down North Main street when in
front of \lead 5 drug store yesterday
afternoon. his r-ar was struck from be-'
him! in :1 car operated by E. 0. Knorr
of Union sir! et with slight damage to
both cars
The former Thomas I. Raymond
homestead at the corner of Flax Hill
1““ and Rmview auntie has been
sold to James I. Desmond. of the straw
Mt department of the (”refiner
But Company.
-—Buy yom- Victroia at Donneliy'l
on only wmkly paymenu. Store open
amines until 9 P. M.
*Straiw hats. :‘i‘ Drien's.
White and Wyckofl’
Stationery
25c-40c-60c
STILLSON POWELL Corp.-
SOuth Norwalk
Hi.
~ .other entortflned W there 1m
. The women quieted down.
' f motlcally.
. ' 731. .
recharged. .
4..
a.“ .G. H. scnencmorwnton'
will address amettingion “Women in
next
at 2:30 outlook:
standard time.
Two women on Day street who were
using highly colored language. and
who were shaking their lasts at each
a. while last evening until it became.
tiresome and the police were called.
-—COal. fresh mined. screened auto-
Harris and Guns Co" was:
William P. Lemongelll. who con:
ducts a sporting goods and Jewelry
store at 22% White street. Danburyfi.
has filed notice in the office of the
town clerk of his intention to sell the
business to Henry A. Rocano. of Dan—
bury. Mr. Rocano conducts the watch
' repairing department‘in the store.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
P. Glynn of 32 East avenue. was
christened last night at St. Mary's
church. taking the name 0! Leah Ei-
len. The little girl is the grand-
daughter of Patrolman Charles Page.
The gown she was christened in was
made by Mr. Page's mother and is
sixty-five years old.
-——Stra.w hats. O'Brien's.
This is bowling week at the Christ-
ian Industrial League of the South
Norwalk M. E. Church. This eve-
ning the members of the league will.
hold their regular social night and
the, Royal Arcanum team will attend
and bowl the league team. There
will be other games as well. and re-
freshments will be served following
the meeting.
-—.\[nrdi Grass Dance benefit Spring- i
wood Baseball Team, Sat" May 13 at
Kish Hall.
Mother’s Day is Sunday and at the
Hamilton Shop. 49 Wall street you
will find an attractive assortment of
Mother 5 Cards and Mottos. After se-
lecting your card don't forget to get a.
box of the Nateford “Mother’s Day
Special" containing a pound of the
assorted chocolates—peanut brittle-—
and a. jar of the. Hard Candles at a.
special price. Mother Songs on Victor
Records will also be appropriate to
give to her.
——Tomorr0w ends the great ”Sellers"
Kitchen Cabinet Sale. Act now! One.
dollar will put this famous cabinet in.
your kitchen. So why wait. when you
can have one for such a small amount
. Politico" st1he home an“! m C. A. ,
Ryder, in Brnoknad Center.
,
Mood Gumbo. m 131
and for lmmofloto use on mutton
E. K. 8 ?
m onion ms
umum Hotel "
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The regularzmommy media: “the
directors of thoflouworwflkm
lic Bibrary willéberheidthlos‘eoenin‘tnt
8°o‘olock. ’
—Clso.n Egg. Stove and not cool
Robert Alexander Wan-on Lot New3i
York city spoke lost Whom”
urge audience at the Y. M. H. A.
room on South Wu street on the
topic or "How the Jew Look‘in =the
Byespt the Gentile." in which he told
of the Jew in history. in dolly life and
in business. and how these things im-
pressed the average Gentile. Another
lecture will be given next Tuesday
evening at the Y. M. H. A. rooms. fur-
ther announcement about which will
appear later. ‘
Automobile parties and others who
go into the woods or fields to enjoy
lunches or- picnics should exercise
great caution about starting tires to
prepare their food. as an occurrence
in Ridgebury a few days ago makes
plain.~ Lester Scofleld; of Stamford.
out with his family for a picnic trip.
drove into a field and a member of
the party lighted a. tire to m a
pot of text. A spark set fire to 3....
ground the flamessprosdoverth-1
neld. The state police were informed
of the occurrence and Mr. Sconeld was
arrested at his home in Stanford and
taken to Ridgetield. whore he was
charged with starting a fire without a
permit and with kindling a tire on the
land of onotherewithout permit of Rio
owner. The penalties imposed amount-
ed to over $40.
——Full line of Auto Accessories
Anion Kuhn.
Weather Forecast . 2
Norwalk and vicinity: Generallyl
fair tonight and' Saturday. The west-.
cm disturbance. is central this morn-
ing over North Dakotn. It has caused '
down and the balance in easy pay-
ments. Angevine Furniture Co. '
The first meeting of the Committee
of l" iftetn on the proposed revision
and alteration of the city charter was
mid last evening at the mike of Cor-
,poration Counsel William F. Tam-
many. when the work of the commit-
tee was considered in detail and a
course of notion was mapped out. For-
(her meetings will be lmld later at.
times .10 be announced.
l
Z ‘Audible lingo" are now in order on .
&Knopp 10(‘31 teiphonc ““68 ”‘mg ”‘9 oper itranslt
'ator the trouble of informing the
i phone “99" “m“ she ‘3 ringing theonew rapid transit routes 0\ivnllil£ in ? wheat are fresh . .
A queer sort of hum. some— all parts of the Create! (in “mm, 3 mm- of ‘
number.
thing like the hum heard when a'
phone is out of order. is heard for mm,“ at a total cost of ,,.,,rn\—1mm.._l Pro ”I
Emery time the hell of the telephone
{being called. ls rung. Installation of
_ the new cistern was finished yester-
dUoYd
i
’ —Specini for Mothers Day $1. 401
guorl h (it Nutlt ford' 3 Candy 990 on salel
Saturiin) at Donnelly's
sent in the Government from the
astute lintrheries at \lndison where ro—
’rrxwd here yesterday by Herbert \V’.
Gorh .m of the Nor-walk Fish & Game.
fosoriniion. and were later released
in No streams. There were between
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$35 IDEA
A man decided he
., would buy a new
if sofa in the spring.
« His wife decided
to have a' new-
spring in the 01d
sofa.
iv
' Hill
lieinn placed in the, “fest Norwnlk
stream by Mr. Gorham and Game
\Vflrdcn \Vilhur F. Smith. the balance
icing: placed in the stream at Good
where it runs into the. “Fest
branch of the Snugatuck river.
——Mrs. NV. C. Kuemmel. head of the
Chin American Dressmaking School
will give the last free demonstration
and erliibition Monday. May 15 at
lied Men's Hall. Main street. Nor-
. wall: at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. The en-
tire course of instruction will be out-
lined and illustration of the cuttings
and designs Will be exhibited. All
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‘ Sexen cans of inch and a half trout. ‘.
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1.400 and 1. 500 fish in all about 650"
[carnation to commemorate
sew-re local storms during the lost 24%
hours between the Rocky Mountains Company D Hill: New York vmnm,
and the Mississippi Rh er. It has been Infantry died last night at the Sch"
retarded in its eastward movement b} idler,- Home, Noroton
a. ridge of high pressure over Ontario. nounccmcnt will be nude later.
The temperature is slightly lower this
morning in the lake region and New
England. 9
Conditions fmor {or this \icinitx. ’
partly cloudy weather with cool nights 3'
and warm dons.
SEVEN N'E‘V mm 8
TRA\S!T ROI “TI-.52
“as l2.——Thi staicl
commission \esit rd n model
public plans it has drafted tor 50.. en.
NE W YORK.
would add I‘ill‘» miles to thi prcneiitf
msc i in Gib,
onx’fli“
ly 3218. 000 000. It is p.
min funds for the cxtc
bond issues.
Sentinel “fonts are Winners
BUT £W£88
APL£NTY AT
No matter what the occasion where
cut flowers are needed you can rest
the Morrison Greenhouses (Joseph F.
Meckel Prop.) it. will be satisfactory in
every way. Fresh 'cut flowers as sup-
plied here have lasting qualities. Sun-
dav May 14 is Mothers' day—wear a
the 0C~
nation to commemorate the oc-
casion. White carnations in rememv
brance of mothers who have departed.
colored carnation: for the ‘living.
Choiceicarnations are here. 58 Van
ladies a re welcome.
Zandt SL, Phone 1400. ,
THE
8’ bank, does so upon the
She says that her
savings account is
” $35 ahead.
What are your
ideas worth?
7‘.
W. SELF SER
SHQE STORE
'0. Erin St, 8673"
confidence to invite your
» That almost every new customer that comes to this
mutual friend already doing business here, gives *us
FAG
recommendation of some
friendship and business.
, idutv‘thb morning at. the uptown po-
' "cessation after enjoying a two dams
‘ vocation, went in New Preston.
* 42mm Jervis, Murray reported £011
vital.
L Will Spray Apple‘Trees‘fm-tho:
WW8 '
assured that it the order is given to ,
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Analogs mm: for him
Mini; m Iinorr. tot t1. hull”
Melanoma-change whodrmuding
‘ .o mum WW loam "with: 1
in Philadelphia: for 1i. few 3.
m 9mm stir-will memo.
' Editor-.80. mm... Whaling:
friends
Ellwoo- and mang- on m 1““.
Police semi Emu H. sin: and ,
flue ~Eunice Sheeban, or the Flrst
Diltrict. is enjoying a vacation from
hervduties with the traffic department
at the local telephone exchange...
Harry Sebastian, or'stamrord. was a
victor in Norwalk on business toting-l
flimsy-William F. Thi'nmany is in
New Haven on business toda '
m. limo nasxnw mock.
J. B. Risko. the Lexington avenue
butcher, will appear on his route to-'
marrow with a. new delivery- truck
which will undoubtedly be one at the
most complete and attractive in Fair—
fleld County. The truck has just been '
completed at the Riccio Bros. garage
and building plant on Crou street. The
chali- is 9. special one-ton Ford type
and the body is about 12 feet in length
W
' i will cheerfully reply assumes
questions washed in said mole.
om Go, To. 221.;
South Nor-wok}, Conn.
“ Daron: ‘ «
. my smug he. been directed “to
an arm signal! “A J’s-cut" which;
in your issue or my 9.
wlth refereaoo to school rm It ,
is not an W40 W" W- l
ply ~to mmmmm ,
It-.tiiamum.or1u¢mm
to will make known his or her new. ,
{any “momma“: movements-1
very truly yours, 8
W. P. m.
A partymt about 50- baseball tans _
left here to gin to New York city
to see Art Olmn; the local by, .plto‘h
fer Detroit against the Yankoes. ‘
Among those who won were Mob
thewjowley. Charles Lindobsrg. Wil-
linmliose. Fred :G‘reenough. Abe-and
Louis Tarlqv. Edward :Bermro. Sam-
uel Ireland. Otto Haynes. James Ma-
son and
ward Spian.
m
—Ltmslnpeocool. Burl-t.
and was doomed and constructed by
the local firm. In it are compartments
which include a complete refrigerator
for the keeping of meat flesh at all
times. Painted a. vex-million red, by
Ellis Makin. and decorated with sever-
al pictures. the truck presents an at-
tractive appearance. Mr. Risko has
been in the butcher business for 36
years and has established a very pros-
porous business in this city.
Deaths and Funerals
Wick J. Lewis
Frederick. J. Lewis. of Westport.
died yesterday at the Norwalk Hos-
at the age of 56 years. For
eight months he was employed in
Ache?
When you’ re suffering m
headache,
backocko,
toothachg ,
neuralgia.
or polo from «gallium-o, try
in. Miles Ann-Pm Pills ‘
One or twovond lilo polo atop!
Cochin no Wharton) onion
Have you tried Dr. fllm’ Navies?
“mm
France as a carpenter for the Ste-
wart Construction Company. He
leaves hisrwife, one daughter. Mrs.
Frederick MacAlister. of Norwa‘lk.
seven sons, Elmer. of Westport.
Vernon. Frederick. Jr.. -'LeGrond.
Leonard. Walter. Herbert all of Nor-
wich. ‘
The funeral will be held at 2‘
o‘clock Sunday afternoon from the
,moriuary chapel at Charles Fable, _.
“’estport. Burial will be in Upper
Greens Farms cemetery.
Jacob Bohr
Jacob Bower. aged 73. a member of .
Funeral and
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The Sanitary Basket-y is a good and
AWNING worms
119 mm M '5
High Class m 7 at
1.0me
convenient. place to buy bakery
proddusg—l‘or it is centrally ioooted.‘
uses only ; 9 best of materials and .
all halting place in a daylight '
establishment or strict sanitary ..
conditions. of all varieties.
wheat graham r} Vienna whole.
. - daily here and "
The Sanitary
Bakery John B. Saudner.',
at
elmve a full line of Radio;
Equipment. at our new store:
No.15 North Main St.
"MAEON CONTRACTOR
H. F‘abrizio, mason controotor,14"
Snowden Ave, have a capable urgent» T 7.
zation for the handling of any job in ? Q
this line. This concern makes a.
specialty of the building of walks.
drives. roads and grading work. Some » “ ’ /
of 'the finest chimney work and fire»
place work recently done locally has
been the work of this organization.
Telephone 28%.
Next Seven Days 7?
Henry Beaupam
Tree ‘Wcrk
4 Woodbury Ave. Tel. 1406-13
All parents want to:
plan for their child’s fu-
ture. There is no better
way than to start a
atmlaethnntakeltop '"
andkeepit up as soonas "
be a straigth an
will interfere with the pleasure of an
evening’s read‘ , -
lug capacity of
sing by removing the cause.
EYE scum
,ith the work-
l.et us help you to'enjir‘your read-
" AMER. zinc.
Wind-do and W
GIAflanficfi. Mari“
gghwemis able to item. This. Q
n comfort all his days.
A Santiago - Accent
offers an excellent place
for depositing mum
regularly whcrevthq will —
earn a. good rate of in-
terest and be " 7
2 Am -
P. N I .1 E ‘ M Q
The rim, sang MW; 9,,
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THESTA‘MFORD l: "
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A “"call” for you
If you’re looking for a.,big value in
Spring clothes, you ought to get over here
. as quickly as you can.
We have a number of Hart Schaffner
all since, all models, a' variet§ of styles.
& Marx spring suits for business men;
The price is very low at
Rogers 89‘ Stevens
Norwalk South Norwélk
W K2};
Ci: .3.
‘ the hot: .i:
and .rc—decor- 2a.:
walls every 3;? *3’
85.313? "0t Err—~31
E‘Qm‘fxt-o 111 1.115 ‘8» lit.
with rigs beam.—
‘ filmed flat wail
Witness inc»
pensjveisoap and
water will tin-airs
\
Wilma—rm Nommthefmishtoabsmbon-tdri
dfiime. Shmim lament} brush marks. Let us site-w
you a camcordiof‘fli'smifitic,dmhlefisx wailpann.
South Nor-walk
‘ . ” £me attractive sens“ excl-airs Mamas, rockers
m and other items. that are ideal for. porches and summ“?
cottages.
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