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South Norwaik. Conn.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
George C. shelse. of Brooklyn, spent
yesterday in Norualit on llilflllli‘58.' ‘
Welcome Stranger Lodge. No. 364.
held a regular meeting last evening.
(‘ourt Narrult, No. '55. Foresters of
Arrrerlca will meet torrrorrow evening.
A daughter has been born to Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin ii. Lamb, of Orchard
street.
Kabuosa Encampment, No. il, l. (i.
t). it, will meet regularly tomorrow
evening.
Summis, of Marshall
New t‘anaan.
(‘hnries A.
street, was a visitor in
yesterday”.
liichard Burke. of Xorwullt. is elt<
tcrtainirrg his brother, James lturke,
of New York.
Nuttetord of Wilton ave-
f'or a
Miss .‘tiuy
line, has gone to Newark. N. .l..
wet-it‘s vacation.
li‘. .l. Arraevine, of
street. spent Monday in
city on business. I
Washington
New York
Court Frances. 0. of (i. 8.. Mat
ilant-c, \\'etl.. May 22. Mystic Ch. l-.lall
Mrs. Mary H. Stanley. of Main
street. is spending a low days with-
i‘rieuds in New ilaverr. ,
A. .l. \nlterine & Son Courlram of
Hashing ton street sent :1 load of tut"-
nittrre to Stamford today.
()llilltl t‘hapter. No :12. Order of the
Eastern Star will hold its semlunonth-
ly business meeting this evening.
The, weekly busineSs meeting of
llutlcr Lodge-No. 97. l. 0. O. R. will
be held in the rooms. in Washington
street tonight.
William H. Curtis. intoxicated. was
allowed to leave town by Judge E. M.
Lockwood this morning. lie was ar-
rested yesterday morning.
Mr. :ibson‘s next organ recital at
the Norwallt Congregational Church
will be on Monday, May 27th, at. 3:30
p. m. Prof. Witt. C. i'erry has hind-
ly consented to assist.
,At the, meeting of Washington
Canto, No. ii. PI 0. S. of A.. which
was held last evening, arrangements
were made for Memorial Day when
the members will participate lit the
parade.
.\irs. Herbert Brown, of Main street,
who was operated upon at the Nor-
wnllt Hospital recently for a serious
complication, is reported today as be
int; a little. better. Friends are more
hopeful.
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’l‘ree Warden Joseph Cornell has
just. received three and one quarter
tons of nrselltite of lead to be used in
sprayitn.r trees. This is only a pari of
iris season's supply, he being the larg-
est individual user of this insecticide
iii the state.
'Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bath, of the
Panama Canal, where Mr. Bath is em-
ployed as an engineer have come to
Not-walk to spend a vacation. Mfs.
Bath la a daughter of John «S. Bates,
of the marble yard. With Mr. and
Mrs. Both in a little baby daughter.
thorn in Panama
In recognition of long and. faithful
service for the NowlYot-k, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad. J. W. Mallory,“
of Norwalk. has been rewarded in a.’
most pleasant manner. He has been:
given a three weeks' vacation and at
railroad pass for both himself andt
Mrs. Mallory for a trip to and through;
the West. Seattle, Washington. is un-
derstood to be his ultlnuto ml. Mr.
and Mrs. Msiiimt loft today and 0x5
‘ a few
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies
Charlmjuck, Jr.
Andrus:
iii MAIN 3T.. NORWALK
Toiephonu: Offios, 901; houss. 21-8
J. Hill Snyder warn visitor in town
on Sunday.
Mrs. i’. ii. Perry is visiting relatives
in ilridgepurt.
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Miss Arinu Hanks has Visited
Bridgeport friends.
Joseph Rowland is spending this
week in liidgciielti.
(‘ltaries iiorn has returned front a
visit in New York.
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Mrs. George Rix is recovering.fronr
in few days‘ illness.
Frederick Smith has returned from
a visit itr llrldgeport.
Mrs. George \\’aterbury is recover-
itrt: from a few duys‘ illness.
Mrs. \\'. (‘. \\'estertield is recover-
ing: from a few days' illness.
A little sort has arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Joseph iiearrtiry.
i‘ irur'es Row and family are ontol—
ialuiuy: his mother froru New York.
Miss Elizabeth l‘cnrrell is spending
days with Miss Maude Lock
wt'otl.
Mrs.‘ i-iattio (‘oley
town after spending
Norwaik.
has returned to
some time in
Alfonso Coley. of Nutley. N. J.. has
been a guest of his nephew. James ('0-
ley, and family. . '
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Mr. and Mrs. i“. E. Wakemnn, of
lreentleld. have been guests 01‘ Mr.
and Mrs. i". 1’. Morehouse.
Mr. and Mrs. lrvlug Lockwood httve
visited Mrs. Lockwood‘s parents. Mr.
land Mrs. Gordon. in liaston.
Mr. and Mrs, E. 1.. t‘aierson. of the
llronx. were over Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corsn.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F, Coleimrn and
children. of Norwalk. have been
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Coley.
Rev. Richard Owen. oi’ illnesburlt.
\'t., will preach in the Nortleld (‘ou-
gregational Church. next Sunday at
10:43 a. m.
Arthur and (‘hester Coley. of Chest-
nut Hill, are spending a few days
with their m'tttrdparents. Mr. anti Mrs.
Arthur Bradley.
Mrs. M. i“. lilll has returned from
a visit with relatives itr New Haven.
and also with her daughter. Mrs. Al-
illlll. in Georgetown.
TROLLEY CAR JUMPS TRACK.
A large double truck trolley car in.
charge. of Conductor Thomas rCahill,
and Motormnn Mayhew jumped the
track at it p. m., yesterday, in Mainl
street near Selectman Alfred Avison‘s
home. The gravel from the excava-
tion work was responsible The can
who returned to the track after comet
delay. 1
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Without a doubt tits toughest.
and most durable finish made.
our son rsooss‘
sun nu. wooswontt
Easily applied. dries Over night
BHAR I. I. DOW.
Within”!!! Iii. “mil Nomik.
three days.
Homo Helps.
When hot cloths are needed, instead
of wringing them 0111 of milling water.
beat. them in a steamer.
if a porcelain baking dish becomes'
discolored on the inside. fill it with
buttermilk and let stand for two or
Tire ucld.ln the milk will
remove all semblance of stain.
Green peppers. stuffed with fresh
green corn and baked, make a dairriy'
luncheon.
A title grater is better titan a knife
for removing the surface of anything
that is burned. Toledo News lice.
Thrnd Supply.
Purchase spool tottoh. if possiblodeh'
by the down in assorted sizes, as the;
price is a triile less. and one then has '
the convenience of a suitable number .
for each piece of sewing. says iiar-.
pells lluzar
The following selection would meet
. lent e
tfor buttons. buttonholes, kitchen tow-
ate. ,and one 36 or 40, for specially
heavy goods.
is a mistake, born of inexper-
to use too strong cottons or a
ldor l to thread.
Wide Embroidery.
the various needs of the average fum- i Eyelet embroidery, and what is
ilv: One 110'. for very fine darning or!
known as Madeira work.
is used a
handkerchief making: one 100 anti one'great deal this season for frocks; it
90. for work. on titre summer dresses r is sold by the yard. is quite wide, and
or infant outfits: three 80 and threeiis preferred to plain muslin.
To, for underelothea, gingham dresses. i trimmed with cluny
it is
tilet and baby
table linen. etc; one no anti one. 50.‘1rlsii laco.--~.\lew York Times.
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WESTPORT
AND
SAUGATUCK
Miss Lillian Darrow spent Sunday
with friends in Bridgeport.
Neal l’rizer, of Philadelphia. Penn.
spent Sunday wth his family on
Wright street.
A new awning has been erected on
the front of the George A. Darrow gro-
cery store on State street.
I
Mrs. Walter Gallawny of New York
was entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Dodge on Lincoln street
orer Sunday.
G. A. Limiter of Chicopee Falls,
Mass. and M. J. Keene, of Jersey City
New Jersey. were yesterday guests at
the Westport hotel. '
Joseph G. Hyatt has been appointed
temporary administrator in the estate
of the late George B. Bunnell. which
has now been taken to the civil su-
perior Court for settlement.
Letters addressed to Mrs. W. R.
Heish and Mrs. I“. Tolin. have been
posted in the local poat-othce. They
will be. sent to the dead letter office
after June 3 if not called for.
There are many interested ones at
the Staples High school over the prize
speaking contest which will he held
on Friday of this week. There will be
12 students speak and beautiful bound
books of standard authors awarded as
prizes.
The meeting of the Saugatuck and
Conrpo Skiff club which was to beheld
last Saturday afternoon, was postpon-
ed for one week on account of some
of the members being away on busi-
ness. The meeting will be held next
Saturday at the Thomas store. near
the Compo mill, in Saugattuck.
The members of the 'Glrla' Friendly
society of the Christ Church who ware
present at the meeting Sunday even-
ing were all delighted in hearing Miss
M. Goodspoed, of Hartford. who ad-
dressed the gathering with a most in-
teresting talk. Miss Goodspeed is the
division secretary of the Girls‘ Friend-
I)" society of Connecticut. This is a
new society hero and is being met
with wonderful success for its that
few weeks. The next meeting will ho
Sunday evening. '
Miss Esther Barlow daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Barlow, entertained a num-
bormi' friends on Friday afternoon ,st
her borne in honOr other eighth birth-
dsy. Tho attarnorm wss spent in play-
ins sun‘s until 6 o'clock when 0. table
was daintiiy sot with nice things for
tbs littls cans to sst. Favors were
Frse Do
guests included the Misses Mari
len Bessie Allen, lsabelle Mill.
Allen, Alberta Helm, Jennie
Mary Mills, Eva Walforth and
Allen. Edward Allen Johanna
weller, Miss Mary Manner. '
Mills and Granville Mills.
Two young Westporters h
strange but lucky experience ‘8
afternoon when they were on =‘
cle down the Riverside aventu
One was on the seat and the
on the handlebars. When hal
down the bill they noticed an a
bile in front of them and got
what confused. They thought
they could pass it alright, but .
to the wrong side. They were -
between the curb and the m
and thrown to the ground.
one was badly injured and wer
to go home without any assi
The wheel was broken.
There was a. large attendan ~.
eat at the annual meeting of ti)
gatuck Historical society in will
annual election of officers took
It was a meeting of pleasantne
well enjoyed by All. The officer
ted to till the. chairs tor the 6-
year are: W. L. Taylor. preside
H. Cooley. first vice president;
Osborne. second vice president
eph G. Hyatt, third vice presld
H. Boyden. secretary and trea
R. D. S. Putney. C. P. Harris. Dr
Stearns. executive committee;
dodontot. J. A. Lees. w. '3. Ad .
membership committee; Harry
wood. John Crawford, R. W. P
nance committee.
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