HuVLsn’s rmous woeoharas Lang's was IQ! assays PRODUCT! F. A LANE I! Washington “root. - “nth Norwaik . —..,.—.. The monthly business meeting or' the Hat Makers' Society will be held! Wednesday evening. " Court Frances, 0. G. 8., will hold its umlmonthly business meeting Wed-' nesday evening. in“ For towels, scaria. center-pieces. Jette's advertisement. Lady Jennings Lodge. shepherds 0i Bethlehemviii hold its semi-monthly business meeting Wednesday evening. The pupils oi.’ Victor Biart will give a piano rectital in Music Hall en Wed- nesdoy evening. May 8th. at 8 o'clock: The seiniémonthiy business meeting, of South Norwalk Conclave, No. 418.; I. 0. H., viii be held Wednesdny even- in. Miss Myra. Bennett of Dnnbnry, has returned “one atter‘i a week’s visit with Mrs ginning: B. Bates. oi Madi- aon street; , The weekly business meeting of Pal? «tine castle, No. 2, A. O. K of N. 0.. . will be bent this evening in its hall, in Wathington‘ street W” Douglas .rowior Post, Grand Army Republic. will hold its weekly business meeting this euening‘in its nan, in Washington street. ‘ * The uniform nenuuwr the South Norwalk fiethodist Episcopal church will hold its monthly business meet- in: Wednesday evening. Noland Mrs. John H. Knapp, of . AWest street, have returned from 1 Southern Pines, North Carolina. where .2“ they ”antigens!” months. . . " monthly and persistent little yel- 10w dandéliona are out and are air shearing in‘ 'srent prolusion ever the ’ various green lawns in town. “w“... --Ali kinds of ladies“ and Mons straw hats. Pannmus. etc... cleaned. 5 ‘pressed and oolored. John Railway, 64 Water St, 80. Norwalk. -mm. Mrs Millard Sturtevant and son, or Great Barringion,_Mass., are visiting , Mrs. Bturtevant's haunts, Mr. and ~ Hrs. Booms It Board. of Center street Bothel. hour candidates were initiated at ‘ the meeting or Nor-walk Malia. No. 70‘s. Benevolent and Protective Order i “Elks. yesterday afternoon. Belush- hsnts were served. .1 . .. ‘ lit. and Mrs. Her- rue no? air naxssv " ‘ ber of the Knppl Phi sorority. Mr. sons opened new aoooants silhouettes to about 9800. "hand and in unit in insist , ti “artists. normed": at W WIMVW m and. has oi all kinds manly MN. Ida‘s Malia. an kinda or man. olvan spacial am Oyster the" Palm. Namlk suonosmsur Announcer}. l ‘nlddiuas Hugh” dun-prise Friends. BRIDGEPORT. April 29.—-M‘iss Man ion Huhheli gave a bridge whloi pan ty on Saturday alternoon for her lriond, Miss Eloise Tait, whom one has been announced. it was; a party oi 10 tables: add“ there me many ,.¢pretiy features and a surprise. The surprise was the announcementlhy the John aiddiaas Hughes. This was done indirectly by her friend Miss Lillian inheii‘Jspaon, ‘0! Bristol, daughter or a former organist of this city. Miss Ethel M. Polland and her stringed orchestra rendered a program of mu- sicai numbers. The IlOllfie was deco- rated in pink. A collation was served. There were ten table“; or timers. Among flis guests was Miss May E. Stringer, of Brooklyn, N. Y. i ‘ 'i‘lio you motile whose dodge. men‘t thins“ as the surprise of the afternoon are well known and have many friends. Ilsa Hubbeii is the charming daughter of Mr and Mrs. Carrot 0. Rubbeli 179 you avenue. formerly oi Norvaik. Mr. Huhbell is president oi! the Hubbeli and Wadi! company. ship Chandlers. She has traveled abroad. She is a graduate of the Bridgeport high school and a mom. Hughes is a graduate oi the local high school and or the shameld Soiontiilo, school in New Haven. He is a mem- ber of the University club. He is the son of Attorney and Mrs. Frank J.‘ Hughes. on as Washington “menus. He is one of the chemists at the Crane Valve company. V i mammograms; Windaor ‘uLooka Caving. Inatltuflosi W’s Closed by Psouiatloos. , ' -. wmnm melts. April 29...“; was closed on January is because an state bank commissioner indicated inn pail-meat duo to mutations or a form. er treasuor. reopened tor business in; to thaw out a nariion or their ds's posits, and at no tints was there an: rush to get money althoulh dope cashier‘ a window. women and a lame portion of then, seventy-six persons had withdrawn it!» ty per earshot Chair deposits Mad am a aoaiiatoi' as, per cent. had been made. This was equivalent to with- $14,060. During the morning three pen ‘: don'taakyouto .Miaa Marion Louise Hubbell and John . . usemont to G. Frank trio 1-. r.. , tablecloths and napkins. see J. 1. Mail 3 s so J hostess or her own engagement to. Windsor Locks Savings hank, which. examination of the. accounts by the . saturday. There were low haunts me , followed one another steadily to its ‘ Most of the withdrdwala trot-o gbi‘ ‘ wars of forolai'i hlrtth‘ [In till noon ' draws! 0! 8'1 oar cent. of the total Id- V count. meiotai amount paid out was ‘ mymsmmmmapm an.” lwmtnnnmlm W = “summing. Thsaddsdtawiiasn’t ablt ,toihswearoftlis it uth‘s‘a subtracted? from your Innis; rollthesumofls. Whose 1 MM” ‘0 “that: s always our safe way in Buying Clothes. And ithat is by homing here. Our large business Imps our , stock“ It ooostaut rftatioomern' a no .t “have. We or s nsss we m indeedvanostodr’: Worebuayaiithetime. .. ' ’ And that very ‘ 2 lowest for equal quality found anywhcron-ws bar none. YOUR HAT IS HERE FOR THOSE WHO KNOW THE IIBT AND WANT" "—7"! PUBLIC 18 THE REFEREE—WE GET THE DECISION DELAWARE ROE AND BUCK BHAD. IUTTERi FIOH. COD. HALIIUT, IMILT AND EELD: CLAMB. HARD CflAlfiflo DOZIN. STERB. TILEPHONE ORDER. ALWAYI WELCOME. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE m. I“!!! DELIVIRY. LONG AND WND GREEN BLUSFIIH AND LOI- a Ask “ . Your Neighbor About Our Christmas Savmgs ~ Club : WWhMMWdWMNO‘Mfim if s little Wmflaadaattim it to a low aim on M . WWW ata time when it will dam in handy Isl-presents. ' v YouCanBosomsaumbar _ SATURDAY A. . ,‘ ‘ls, Mahmudia‘ andonMdidayiroinoAMtoaPM andfromOtobPJi...’ _ has mm oldie him on mks; had you rather have that $3 in? Your'a or j , fart keeps our prices right down to the , Suits and Top Coats, $10 to $30 ' WEAK :AND FLAT . / Our "3,9th mods are now . , in stock. ‘Whiiaws have 5a . lanai- assortment of also, seeds thsuom bolero. we have not'forsottsn tbs cheap» or and or the line, 1and are ‘ ‘ ahowiu a amt litany pat- terns from 10:: per double roli up. The Gorham Co. on. oonmu. ll.W. YOUNGS'. .,Props. to First St. E. Namath“ Telephone Four Five Two LA, Combustion ’ .Cosl' md‘Gas is the latest and best thing. It takes up less roots: and. is more oonnoinieai. Before you opacity a range for , your new house or more you buy one for an old house come and look at them. , N. Main hWottSts. Home R. , Nash We, Imoloy No V‘, maria , , Daoorailon Day Work .NONWALK NoNthENTAL WORK K8 ‘ ’LINENS. , list our mono“ hetero plan” shin: your “HR" [my moths 35.1.. 35...... BUTTER Very Best Creamery Butter—.Non. better made. “Ilsa.” Kalle: s males Flakes, for” . Flour. per has Crown Astor Jam, large jar. , v 13 Warraotad Eggs. for .,,w . ..-.u.u-o«.s(y<, LardgeOrem onPEunegpsrle .,...... j}: Corn, can 6 cakes Fels Naphtha or Ozone Soap ...... Teas Butter " Coffees Eggs . ’ 83 t 85 WASHINGTON ST» " . Phone 440 English Branches, taught, at Merrill Business Colle south Norwalk Stamford Portal ~' _—..~.-.. “a...“ .. .m..—-.—~ FINAL MAP OF (FormerlyxBeard'a Rocks) READYAPRIL 29th . TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE Only One First Choice Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first chains Telephone 760 South Norwn MD. RANDALL - A sentrrv m in , First: ”My system is ‘ Second: 1 give perao in every detail ‘ . Third: Twenty years , What would he moron nnm' “min for "LINEN SHOWERS" for the June bride than a dainty vices o! linen: We are show; I . r. s has enabled the to mas the . 3:93 exoeptlon‘ally line line 0 metals or conditions w ."l or unusual. Results more my Abilifi' , branch of dentistry every one need dread the ex . tooth after trying my' Emir. Max. and Drawn Work in ’ ‘ round' and square Center) . Pieossaadéearia notion» Hockahuch and Daniask Tow, GI. soabdasdasbix‘sd-a 22:” HP s--.. A special value in Squares and Centers .......... 26¢ each Guest Tomlin: by you . .. Hematitched Table Cloths and Napkins to match. J I Mallette issouinusinsi.sonts ,, Hours: languish, ’1 '” manyasbointnsnt GOUEIM'S AND OPTICMNI GOOD IVIIIOHT
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