edge, No. 10.1.0. j
‘e’giiie'r meeting this
Of
' [the guests oi Mr and
)3 Coleman, of High
- "Winthrop new. Muss.
gong two weeks with ‘ her
‘ rrls.
V ~ is having his
37 sterdey afternoon reiiort that it' was
is largest crowd oi the season that.
Mrs. Nelson W. Benediotu-who was
ured hyVo tell on a porch at Compo
' this looming. hOWeVei‘,
lulu; elizhtli'. which will
welt-onto owe to her triends.
all
:11 home for the past nine years and
is located in Los Annalee. Cat.
in town and the guest or his pnr‘
tor two months. Hurry does not
it a tiny older then when he left
, is but?! owing; old neouelntem
young nien 11y; the
. who hit in in ”W‘-
'3 082 feet.
Miss ......1 relnnd, of Dani;
been the guest or Mr. and Mrs. Wil— ‘V
. iiam J. Sohiltt, oi Lowe street.’
guests or irlends rill $outh
yesterday. ‘
‘M
Miss 0min Treshnm. who he‘e neon
unending two weeks with Mlé‘s Lucille V
. Collins, th Lowe street. returned yes-
terdhy to ho1 home in New Yorltpity.,,
H...”
, .
The stone crusher was moved Sail
urduy from Stevens Street [to North
Gedor etréoi.
road is to be improved.
W.
J’ulestliie ensue, No. 2, 11.0. K. or
M. 0., will hold its weeklyhunlness,
mo‘hiing this evening in its rooms in
Washington street. I
Miss Berihn 81an who tins been
the guest of her cousin, Miss Grace
Seymour. returned to her hoh’no in
Danbury today. '
. Miss" Marion ‘McLén‘n, or “Lowe
street, is‘epondlug a two wooiis’ voca-
tion with Mr. and Mrs. Loniufg'Schllit,
ethihe Soulheaet'liggthohn, PM". 111-
land... : " V ‘ ‘ 1
A special meeting otl‘llmxglns Faw—
ler Post G. A Rn will be held this
evening. in the post rooms. in Wash‘
ington street or which time mutton;|
of iniponnnco will conie up for con-
eiderntlun, and it is requested that
every member. be in attendance.
H
The Nutmeg Club will new i meet:
ing tomorrow evening in the (mortars
in the Coieburn building at the Vcornor
of Main and Well sir-eaten As iniport.
not business is to ooine before the
session
member be pres nt.VJ V
Olmsteed it lensteegetnrtod “tiny
to get their tools together to begin
‘ the state contract or lilting tip the
Winnipeukr r.oed which in in met
need. or repair. irom the Volty line.
northerly. The distance will be about
the morning.
1111. Emily Chlohoetor, emu.
Main otreet had the misfortune to ’
turn her ankles over, Eli Nudity; while
on nipicnle 1n Grenimiiimsahe soc»
needed in getting to me
Mr. and Min. William F Erode: oi.
Lowe street. /or. Robert in. wait;
time summoned and round the bud eun- '
telned- bully sprained enlilol; which
will necessitate her remeinln: indoore
for some time. '. . V,
_ .
‘rhe Wiilletntj etmt 1 emit
trading, widening and lifeiahtenl
which the town awarded to 31111111111
Chariott. no been completed 1
orwiillt.
whoreohout 193.3?“ .31: "
When i went into the grain husinees idid so with my whole hoort
and siren th. One of my first hueinees promises was to “give the trout)V
'sorvitie and best groin. " 1 bone my claim to roar patronage on those
ViWo tl1ings~ouulity and price. I _ ; ., <1 n « will,
.( I bellow in boring the best grain and hay mull therefore hold-”V
iV int; my customorsirom your to your. Reliability is everything in
business.
» MANUEL r‘iono HAroH.
First in quality. 1m in price. elweye in the minilis or its editor»,
enton’nie Home Ground Feed for Hornet. Cattle aim Poultry.
V merit to use. so he to have it univer-
: eel. then he would prefer hltulithio
THE-"SEAli‘lCH m A
. uoooi BEER
is ondod~ you’ll iind it at the
liuppert‘s l‘i‘ruwfry Oh. yes;
others will brig About this, .,
that. or the phor proud but .
you ll tlnd the not insiorit'y an"
dent admirers i the ituppert’s
brood. l-‘ni‘the more. life delii‘r.
cred right at your door {or $1.15,
the case 0! two dozen bottles.
our 'phonos in working orderw
“8 l
Quick Auto Dellilery fiverywhere
Photll 418
it is no nested 11.111 every
Ground will be broken in
‘, V“, ._ a
We luvs a large steel: or high grade trash mined Judi ready to deliver
tor next winters comfort. “and we guersnteo netintooti n he to duellty and
brine. Celi’and exernlne odr conl‘he tore you leave ii on order eltewhere.
a?
'l ”unnnaui'fml
3111..th rue e ........ZBoiBelte
‘8 mt. Milli limiter: (MIL-.2519” can» Milk ..
V Blue Lghel Kotohup. lathe....18e| Aloha titled 1
. Norivelk. who is not a. resident at
West avenue; and yet who is‘ en euth-
orig) on streets ond strain: pavements. '
sold at the “the time: "i heileve bitué '
“Thursday oveuluk
throw that tor this ovenue, they pro-
. ; the loss noisier nerezhen't hithll» .
thin. President of the Norwulk Board .
, oi Trude Henry P. Price, told u Sentie
‘ nel reporter on Saturday. ‘ «
, though he favored liltnllthic, he would
~ not went to vote for this term, it ‘
South Norwnlli, when they have their '
. portion of the ntreei in to one wood
that
block He does: not think that bl‘iCliV
is the puiomont for the etreet at all
it South Norujnilt 11nd NorWulk could
get together end decide what pave-
but he Bhilniled with wood bleak. 1.
He sold further flint not only in bi
11111111.: favored in Norwulk, imd 00114:
versuuon upon the subject prmos his
statement to be correct. for West ev-
onue allure. but for Main sheet 118*
well E
it is understood that the petition?
nhoie mentionod which is to the cit)“
1
in brief 11st that they consider hltu~‘
‘ llthlc pavement for West avenue, not;
to cost ovor $2 to per square yard. iii
T in further .n-hderstood that at the vorlié
(up of the list or signers are the"
names of President of the Bonrd of;
Trade, Henry? .Prloe. , nnd Towni
Clerk Herbert R. Smith both reen-K
dents in West nvonuo. ‘ . . i'
Street Coinmlshimior Edward F.5
Duff), of Norwalk, in reply to e ones 1
tion as to what he thinks of bituiithio}
imminent in compurison with other!
terms said: “it is the best ever." end? ‘
than {won on to tell what he hndf
learned ‘e ut it and how‘eaeily he:
could keen it ole?!» and in repair »
City Lnxineer Charles N. Wood, or
llthie line for Went avenue. It is a
good pavement and better tor West
avenue than brick or wood block.”
One man has said: “We know brick
from experience, and we must think . ,.
~ . cereiuily before we ohoole one tom
of- pavement. with which we have bed
no experience.
line pavement and better for Went ov.
enue end Mainetreet,V then brick or ,
wood block“ "
The metter will all be decided at
the city reacting at?” the purpose on
etood the here will be 11 strolls light
V t on those who my _ one term
find on. who invo'r another.
’Whet the city oillolele will recent. ~ i
need has not been mode nubile. but
hunter it it. it 111 thought tout the
l‘vbetilatione of oil kinda.
1- ., things or slip covers Anything
_ ‘ wrong with the engine or
mission? . _
ion the heart time your 11'
V quirefi attention. We
. pert auto mechanics and
stand all makes.
mer School
ENROLL NOW and Prepare for FALL OPEN
Merrill BuSiness Colleg
scum NORWALK ernmronn .ponT cries!
. ‘ 'H . ‘1
is WALL 's‘rnesf
NORWALK.
pHona 43a.
0. B. Jackson
Optician
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1 think hitullthic e
and it is undeli- 9
1.111511- nieniv V’V
. :-
ELMER I. OAS!
The intent and most .
in the mekoend brook, twooyg “
- All pert: are exceptional} '
'V V'ecoess, end cenhe adjusted °
moving enelu‘e from tonndit n.
”The Specialty Mannie
411' Who to
' meeting“ will «only accede to their to . 3 I
. commandments, in the
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