mAY, mum '
MARKET WITH
l.l Norwalk 11’s.- been
\ --rrculnrly since Feb.
m.- 12m past month and a.
i 1‘ . turn quite a tow sales
V a lotnl of 91 altogether
! “uh Town Clerk Her-
-il'_, The rxaot cause to?
. rm of the local real
, ..- t is puzzling to mlny.
"us limo of the year,
'\ lrllk. hqt it i! believed
. a lxrnt c.’ more acttlod
' tl .. Mason will be estab-
. ‘2.
- . miirr in which the
, n. imll i from about Feb-
:n‘fouirr: is a. complete
. rm, 's up to lart I‘Vida)‘:
" to lids-3rd F. Duffy.
. .. ! llziil‘lings. Cranbury.
v--ii,ri in Alberta 1“. Graf.
' rm. Marvin Beach.
l'. 'kvt' to Robert Jest-lov-3
l :l flincs. Billie avenue.
1“ l‘dill‘lt‘l’ to Julia. A.,
llrar'cm a\r~nuc-.
l'. Lil‘s to Maciv llucar-
' , 'M, 13103.! stfi'H-l.
ll ' i ill in \Vlilinm H.
l > - ‘. l-ziil-llncs, ll‘lnx Hill
' szril‘zhnrn to Peter
- l ‘ ll‘l’llTiES. lsaacs street.
» .‘l' i “No to Joseph
4: not buildings, Ely
c FJTii 'n Juscph N. Klan,
»,- 4.. \‘l‘nter Itroot.
- m .\'.uhnn Edison.
:. Splint: strcct.
‘, l'nxrns to nobert E.
.a l"n(‘c.
m- Anni wife. to llurriet 1..
. r'lwnldinc‘s. “'nshinglon
lot
.' l. to Louis “'olfe and'
I ‘ .1: lanM. Lubrano Place.
vrvrmvi to George S.
l . manic avl‘nul’.
"notinnsun to Samuel W..
;.- la. l‘wurh .two lots. West
v, u .--:it claim deed.)
l7. “‘chh to Jessie E.
l rm! . ill l‘urk.
L Tim'mlh to Albic 1'“. Wal-
'\"\ ‘2! r fl‘t'hllP.
.nt I‘m. to Margaret C.
\i'llson Point.
l.- 1’s. r to “'illiam F. May,
illifil. chler avenue.
1 I‘wmlnr‘r to Albert D. Mor-
-.ll slur", \Vashinglon street.
t- ‘.‘lrn A; liubbvr company to
.llv; ot u‘.. lot and build-
'.: awnuo.
i‘vimlrich tn Coot-go Miklo.
lung's. llcldo-n avenue.
. — l-'. “'cbb. ct al. to Gunnar
~ int, l‘nlrt‘ield Park.
- il. (in-gory ct als to Eric
.' l lnnvl. “'cst Norwalk.
— it. (7:an to Pirie
.. ncro. \Vest Norwalk.
‘ ,\. Betta to Vera Van Buron.
lun axcnua.
~. l1. Knapp and wife to Samuel
”Y. lot and buildings, Fair
vi'f.
Mac-
.2, Grunllo and witc‘fio John J.
" v . ~. ‘. “ire. lot. I-Ivc'rslcy avenue.
M‘r anr to Carmela Ullx cri.
l' (5.
l' llanlon to Angus .l.
and buildings. “'all and
1‘s nnd land on Sherry.
‘w livnez and wife to Frank
‘. lI~t und buildings. Lox-
' v. l:'ll.l1110 Hannah Cum-
l'n.» lildco avenue.
afitugiy to Paul Kurincav
' and buildings. Lincoln
' H Col-ion to Edmond C.
: Hammock Island. (quit
. .,
..
' firm“ to \Vllliam J. Duly
' -. l l-iiilllngs. Raymond Tor-
~11 l Yin Nous to John 1". Risk.
‘ .lIlIlLR‘. Connecticut Turn-
‘T T‘inch to Harold 13. Pack.
l w" Khrwalk.
‘ vr-r '0 Ralph E. Knapp and
pust lilac,
athering; l .
lust think of being a& to. “Q
ml in) your back an! and
M up lig. round Yet
3‘- xE-siually what you can
30 w": a few good layisghcus
abs-.1 the place.
F»): was and chickens whom-tn!
'urw: mm dollars is any cam-any.
new". poultry raia'n'. era In I and
il- “all bring you in a steady and
nut-«natal income.
“"I- irwtlpWinh-uaPo-Hyu hiy—
: Wm p. .1. W and a-
m! tr-s nah! st-t. h'o
St. um Gnis Co. a nun. VI-
; SI'll‘S
TOPCOATS
HATS
FURNISHINGS
lid-1mm m ”at, the In 0‘
j ‘4 .-.. null judgment win poet _
g‘W-n hv- um: um stats III II.
I l '“h r «hopping tut. VI” ‘{
"“ “Proudly“. i
l Palace ClothesShop
, "Isa saloon-ro-
.3 No. Main fit. so. scout
M
. mmllnsnm '7
BEI'I'ER WEATHER
\
memi‘nl Has Been Slow Since February—491 Salas and
Transfers Recorded—Complete List of Transactions.
wit; lot. Fair street.
Robert M. Tenny to Jennie C. Quick.
We lots. Pershing street.
Elisabeth Clark to William Krusch.
lot and buildings. Wilton avenue.
Eugene J. Van Ness to James Mons-
post and wile. lot and buildings. Lex-
ington avenue.
George F. Betta ct als to Florence S.
Nash. lot. Bettswood Park.
stcphcn G. Seymour to Josephine
Angione. lot, Grand street.
Ernest E. Knapp and wife to Eli/:1
A. “’ced. lot and buildings. Pleasant
strut.
Mary Budoxsky to Eugene J. You
Neal. lot and buildings. Lexington ave—
uuc.
Quintard
derd).
Nicola DiScsa. (-t als. to Isadore Pol-
sk)’. lot and buildings. Monroe street.
Frederick ll. Rowan to Max N‘s-u-
baunr. lot. Main slrcrt.
I-‘rr‘derkk ll. Rowan to Eric l‘tcclu-l.
lot. Main stru-t.
John Malone
awhile. (administrator‘s
and wife in Mar?
nuts.
and buildings. Lulirnno 'Plncv.
Laura A l’lahcrty to Frank J.
Cramcr and wirc. lot. Aiken stroot.
Julius Sprich nurl wifn
Dovcsscri and wit“. lot and buildings.
Naples street.
’l‘nl’lfi 43"“- ii I-‘I ,
Melafls Bill. lot as m aims-
)latn one Ioadow tweets.
. Xenon: M. Coleburn to Elliott I".
Souls usd wife. lot. Roooevelt street.
Edward Merritt to Rowland W.
Bench. lot, Saw Mill Road.
Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr..
Beaupaln. lot, Lafayette Circle.
Cliflord E. K. Whillock to Charles
L. Campbell. 14 1-: acres. Glover avo-
nue.
Joseph Truchinoclcs to William R.
Gregory. lot and buildings. Mum
street.
Frank Romano and wife to Bola.
Kocsis and wire. lot. Elm Grove ,strect.
Theresa A. Smith to Mabel R. Os.
born. lot and buildings. Hawkins ave-
nue.
John R. Morton et al to Eugene J.
Estate Clara 8. Stannsrd to William .
0. James and wife. lot and buildings.‘
Quinn. lot and buildings, lt‘airficld ave-
to Paul
,Van Ness. lot and buildings. Clinton
iavenue.
, Cecelia Rudder to Louis Has: and
iwifc. lot and buildings, Sound View
Terrace.
Anna C. Rood to May Boers. lot and
buildinzs. Flax Hill road.
Estates of William 'l‘.. and Thomas
1. Raymond to the Reliable Building
deeds).
Tho Roliablo Building Company to
Rita S. Glorchlno. lot. Rock Ridge.
George S. Aiken to George
3Dunne. lot. Plymouth avenue.
Charles H. Harris. Inn. to Andrew
Ssntanicllo and wife. lot and build—
ings. “’llton avenue.
Estates of “‘lllinm T.. and Thomas
g1. Raymond to Clyde 1!. llroadwoll. ct
ial lot and buildings. \‘(atcr sllcct.
. (cxncutor's (lords).
l Christian Fciganspan (‘orp.. to “'iL
lliam B. Richards. lot and buildings.
13.
Stephen Novak to-‘Mary Torpnk. iot'kfommcrce strrrt.
Samur-l H. Stewart to Robcrt J.
.Rllr. lot and buildings. \Vilton an:-
lnuc.
Rlnllalc-no l-‘. “‘cbb ct hi to l“rrzls
Gay. .lr.. and wife. lot. Fairfiold Park.
Abraham Miller ct al to Robert H.
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SUUTH NCRVJALK, CONN.
Our Monthly
C ° garette
FULL CARTON SALE
DAYS ' 20th 5:. i
2 ONLY AP 21.:
An opportunity!!! tho-ooh u buy
Cigar-toss at almost daalc cast. The
matter as! cumming. should also ho
I considered. Plsnw at your favorit-
Cinmus in tho oflso or bans whoa
youwautth-u. ,
~ 200 Camel o o O 0 $1.26 tested md “named.
200 Lucky Strike . . 1.26 .
' bottl Tablets
zoo Sweet Caponls . 1.26 69° (100:6:13) . . 49c
20° Chesterfield a o 1.26 196 h 513""! I
200 Black and White . 1.26 50‘: bop}. Rubbing A1”-
ZOOLord Salisbury . 1.59 ho , pint . , . . 39c
200 Fatima . . . . 159 19: package Bicarbonato
200 Omar o o o o a 1059 “ml 1 wund. ' I“
100 ' ta 20: not:
{i i" 50'» 100's) 1.05 ml 02. 2for 25c
100 e mar ,
mm; 100;,» - 105 ‘1‘ ”cm 9.
100 ' in. ’ ’
l (2‘01, 503611301) 1.05 25c packageCm-amot'Tar-18c
IOOMurad . .. . 1.45 m-‘MW- ~ -
100M . . . _ 1.45 zocpukagekochcfleSalmlzc
lOOMcschrlnoNo.9 ”“3068 - - . -
(plain or cork) . 1.45 59cpackago5o¢ar of M11154 5c
looNauu-al . . . . 1.29 W- ' .011;
100 Pall Mall(Nat:ural) 2.10 25° 1’0““ W ‘1" 17:
100 Egyptian Deities min“ 1 ounce ‘
No.3... .. 2.10 25cbottleCa-tor0il.‘
1001’ Morris ounoea.. . . . 17C
( ambridge) 190 30c bottle Aromatic Am-
monia, 2 ounces . . 21¢
. .4
us‘ my!»
to Ida. (Liliane N. Withinstou. lot and build.
Company. lot. Rock Ridge (executor-‘3
731:4? cores.
6/1n I mpOftant Sale
' of W
HOME REMEDIES
Here is the opportunity all thrifty folks should take
advantage of in stocking up their medicine chest.
Purctcst Drugs arc of the highest medicinal purity.
r
tum-1,.aa‘w‘p.
mun-masonsmm .
Morocco B. I“ to“ ‘hnaf‘y'.
mine avenue. .
Rose Tsrlov to Frank L. Chase and
wife. lot and buildings. Sprln‘ tract.
William F. Boson-in and wire to
in“ Fla: Hill Road.
Mae E. Skelly to Charlotte Manning,
lot. Beacon street.
Charles F. Tristram et al to Price D.
Jones and wife. 101:. Roosevelt street.
Madalene F. “'ch ct a! to Guns;-
Lindtord. lot. Fairfield Bark.
Clarence F. Mills to Mabel J. John-
son. building lot.
\Villiam Wardwcl’l to “'illiam N.
Pinto. lot and buildings. High street,
' Norwalk.
Lockwood 1: Carter to Oscar p-_
Schultze. lot and buildings. Commerce
street.
Lucia F‘. Eastman to Mildred A.
Park. land and buildings. Rowayton.
Sara E. Lane to Albert S. Knapp
and wife, lot and buildings, Marvin
Beach.
Stephen R. “'aterbury to Michael
:Izakcl. lot and buildings. Rowayton
avenue.
Johanna Sibc. to George Siurdevant
and wife. lot and building] Gregory
Boulevard.
Joseph Risks. and wife to Louis
Ilodos and wifv. lot. Flax Hill Road.
Sarah 1.. Miller to Julia E. Cable
and wife. lot, Kellogg avenue,
Isadore LI. Orlins and Wife to Albert
W. Eldridge. H al. lot. Fort. Point
street.
. Harriet Ii. Slnflwald in James
Philip and \\‘lf£‘,
Burritt avenue.
Guisoppc Mirotr in Salvatore Sarno,
lot and buildings. I'rstport nvcnue.
lot and buildin gs,
PRINCE NAVAL RECRIT‘I‘
LONDON. April 17.—-Prince Nicol-
as. 19. sncond son of the King of
Rumania. has signed up as a. mid-
slilpmnn in tho British navy.
t
' 20: bottle Tincuarc aflo-
, dine. 1 Can” s a 0
45¢ bottlo Winch Haul.
. pint . o 9 n a s
25: bottle Blaud‘s Iron
Pills.100‘
13c
39c
15c
I 25cbottle Glycerin.” I
. mammAz'u . . 15¢-
. ’“i’t‘éfitfimfix 1”". 12c
25c mks? Scidlits Pow:
v 1 I 17¢, 3 for 50¢
' 23c sckage Cascara Tab-
. 100'I 17c, 3 for 50c
45c packages, Catlin-tic
‘ I O .
Pills, 1 . 29¢
80: Rnulan'l'ypc Lhn’ cral
Oil, pint . '. . . 59c
20c Spirits of Camphor,
lounco. . . . . 17c
45¢ Aromatic Fluid Cas-
umtoimccs 31c
ol-
O
1
Apr
and 50 envelopes.
celledt quality.
£33.: \49c
Liggett’s Bay ’ Rum
It has been a long tune sinco we have
been able to offer so fine a quality of Bay
Rum at so low _a price.
for after shawng.
Bay Rum for toilet use. 8 oz.
bottle, regularly 50c.
A Bargain in Stationery
About 90 sheets of Cascade Linen Writing Paper
Most
economical way to buy
Stationery. Regularly 75c
Money Saving
Opportunities
Nothing better
ladies enJoy
39c
May Special
CandySpeaa" ls
Peter's Milk Chocolate
Disa ofcth‘oiitamous Pam’s
mm: mac
353.: 25c
331:: W flavor!
l\lfifi’ionfiy mos-ad. m.
:. M39c
2 11:..an
Astiortod Chocolates
mmtahomo
cream ,
21/2 case
9 Q
25263.1. :35c ’l
.Wat’ 50c
‘Df To’oth Brush
aniufi ExtnheavyS—mamb. Shim,“ Hag: Set
96‘- “ . . fine. Splendidvslue at ’ - '
.otfer MEI "1 fieglfllrpyioe ii'figflg356 M12553
’WSOC. 35C ww,,..39c‘ gs WW.“M‘
- 4 *L‘s ' 1. mad-db W
asundsnsonughammwmt wwd‘p’ :
. Thesearerubbercuhion zWaWde- "-
Frankie Mack Not; to Fight
» Him—Lynch Willing
to Sign. "
Frankie Rack of Hartford will not .
bo Eddie Mack's opponent in‘tho
star light of the next bouts in Stam-
ford as at first announced.
For some reason or other Frankie
is not very anxious about meeting the
local Mack. as Joe Chlmbolc. pro-
motor or the Stamford Sporting Club.
received word from Frankie‘s mans.-
xcr. yesterday to the elect that
Frankie would not so on with the
bout. The Stamford Mack holds out
decision over the Capitol City fight-
er. winning from him iu‘mrttord
about .one year ago.
Tom y Lynch 0! New York was
reached by wire yesterday and stated
that he no willing to tight tho local
boy in this city on the 27th. and con-
tracts were out: immediately to the
New Yorker. ‘
Lynch is a battle:- of great re-
known. having fought Irish Johnny
Curtln and others in that class.
Mack has fought L'ynch before.
battling him to a. draw in a. Provi-
dence ring about three weeks ago.
Eddie sent the tough New Yorker to
the canvas lot the count of four but i
the latter pile up enough points dur- ;
in; the tight to convince the referee
that the bout was a. draw.
Chimbole expects to have the sign-
ed contracts by Saturday morning. If
he does. one of the best bouts or the
a
“a '
«scam-ma
W Joys-7.3“"
”wail,” at" R g
‘ ccot Hartford have boots-beheld to
go out rounds. and plenty 91 ms
should fly.
Willie Angelo of Stanford and
Young Dorsey. .ot ,Norwalk. will tur-
’ MARK-OFF’
South rm
' nmlnary of ms: rooms. Doc-.7
oao acclaim. over the local
the latter claims that _
fooling well the night of M
and hopes to em manor.
next tnconnter.
0H!
LADY !
LADY !
a.“
m
year will be fouxlfl.
The rest 01 the announced bouts:
are assured the fans as contracts have :
been signed by the various boxers. In i
(3.1). CHARNOK
19 Railroad Avenue South Nor-walk, Oops.
Fancy Roasting Chickens ................. . ............... 431: 3.
Native Fowl: ........... , ..................... . ........... 40c D.
W been of 1:111!» ...................................... 85c ..
Sugar (‘urcd Ham ..................................... . lac I.
- ROME DRESSED \‘FAL
Swan Pork Lotus ........................................ 25c D.
Fresh Cal! Liver .................................. . ..... 45c D.
Strictly Fresh Eggs .................................. 400 don- —
FR [SSH \‘EGEI‘ABLES
(MD ll) RQWC
_ [stab/(Mod (657
Store closes daily at 6 o’clock.
The Fur Choker
Some choice new skins inst arrived
Exceptionally nice and in the latest Colors in
Wolf Surfs, in platinum and Hudson Bay blue,
5
There is not such a large quantity of these so do not hesitate long.
vogue for spring and summer wear. No better value!
for the money could be found beyond this selected
group.
Stone Martens, fine quality,
Mink in dark prime skins,
American Foxes showing the new Lucile colorings
$29.50 up
$19.50 up
$29.50up.
p.
Second llooo.
bronze effects.
strips
Oriental colorings.
dress.
On display, in front jewelry case.
Egyptian Jewelry
Foam Earrings, Bracelets and Bar Pins
The craze for Egyptian wares has brought forth
these gay decorative pieces for‘pcrsonal adornment.
{The colorings are dull yet rich looking, reds of vivid
hue or mottled with deep blue, antique gold, copper
tones, greens that are almost blue
and dull indefinite
Penlhnts strung on gros grain ribbon or leather
have sphinxes, scarabs, pebbles and beads in
$1.00 to $4.50
Bracelets, mostly in brushed bronze effects and
these have buckles that are really small Sphinxcs
$1.00 and $2.00
Earrings, very gay with beads and pendants
$1.00
Bar Pins bearing Egyptian characters in native
75 ch. and $1.“)
Main floor.
invented.
The Donald Snug/Fit Veil
A dotted Mesh: of attractive and becoming
style, half a dozen difi'crcnt meshes, with a ribbon
soap for the neck. It’s the easiest veil to adjust ever
$1.00 and $1.50
Neckwear Counter.
lain floor.
Jersey Petticoats
'A W’s samples.
every one desirable.
33-95 ,
The colors a lid
stylsmakc than look
i
“not My
5% Jessy Pf“?-
m with ileum, in
Persian colonies. f“
32.“ 7'
ailored Suib
I. i (‘1. .I
“ 8123343111363
5
likehlghpnced' skirts. .3.
Madc'of dimity with
M 19111:! collars.
Score hip. length
l‘.
Sports Suits
Three piece models.
of knit fibre silk and
mohair” yarns. Late
new models.
$39.50 and $49.50
Second floor.
Hand Bags
'Assorted leathers,’
mostly cowhide and
morocco in black or:
brown. These bags
are all fitted on the in;
side with a hidden”
compartment for bilk,3
valuable papers, etc.‘
Fabric or leather lin-
ings, single lathe:
_ handles for carrying:
and nickel Clasps to;
fasten outside flaps. "
In several sins. to.
33.5010 $12.51 ’-
_ mm. . u L.
m In"
Table Lamps .-
“6 lilac In ma
Gus shards, if“)
a, hand palm fl
2 416.95 .
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greenerbmnzefinlsh.‘
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