I
, ' The ‘Arion Singing Society will hold
9. monthly meeting tonight.
The Norwalk Musical Protective Un-
, ion held its monthly meeting yester-
day.
y.
Tomorrow the South Norwalk Club
will quietly calibrate its twelfth anni- .
VOW
~Hat bargains at O'Briean
w..—
Jack (lockerham of New York city,
spent Sunday at his home in South
Norwalk.
The South Norwalk Quartette Club
will meet (or weekly business tomor-
direction or the Sunday School Gout-
‘mlsslon oi the Diocese of Connecticut «
t “d m". II‘m‘soII m .I .
sdmnwec‘liocl‘. men-tutu.
Sunday School Institutes under the
will be held here this week. The pro-
gram will be as iollows:
Monday. April 7. 81'. Paul's Church,
Norwlik.
, , Question Night.
Questions—Good and Bad How to
all: them. Blackboard illustrations
and Sample Questions.
Oscar A Phelps, Hartford
Wednesday. April 1‘. Trinity Church.
' Sauth Moi-walk.
PictureNixht. ‘ ‘ "
matures—«How to use them in Sunday
Bellini Good and M. Lesson
Taught using Pictures. Simona-
" ‘1 row evening.)
Wu -—.-
The monthly meeting or the Hat
' Trimmersi Association will he held to-
morrow night.
Prank Defluil oilfienbury,‘ spent
Buhday- was James Goatellof‘hi 'Put-
naln avenue. V3
‘ Douglass Fowler 'Post, No. 48, G. A.
-. . 8., will hold the weekly business
meeting tonight.
Palestine Castle. No. 2. A. 0. 9K. 0!
M. 0., will meet for semi-monthly hus-
lness tonight. ,
.a m..—
Waehington Camp. “No. ll, P. 0. S.
A... will meet for weekly business to-
morrow evening.
Colfax Encampment, No. 3. I. 0. 0.
R, will meet for semlmonthly ‘bun
nous this evening.
Warren 0. Woodward. of New York
city. spent the Sabbath with his moth-
er in Holden avenue. \
Sherman Consulate. 1843. illegal Ar-
caoum, will ”meet (or semi-monthly
business tomorrow evening.
u.
P. G. Monebury were, No.1”, N.
'1‘. O. P.. will meet tor sembmcnthly
business tomorrow evening ,
The Will" by your mm club. will
meet on Wednesday anemone with
airs, Clifford We ”Ml reeks.
em
The semi-monthly mouths of court
Minimal) de Amiols, No. 173. Forest
on or America, will be mill milht.
'l‘hc hauler monthlymeotlna oi the
Town ilehoel committee will he held
tomorrow evening in are Kill: uhooi
building.
south Nowell: can». at... in. atoll»
Vsrn Woodmen (it mm still meet
miss
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I. m alums u and. War
miss, in Arlen Hail. The attend-
menu lax-u.
W
“WWW Health instill
in!“ m convocation W
tor semi mull,» basins” tomorrow ,
' my”): an... of on» m. saver-
con lantern used with. about fifty
slides
Rev. George B. Gilbert. Mlddletown.
Hints and Experiences. Sunday
School Enthusiasm. Bocihl Activi-
ties. Using 9. Parish Home etc
Rev. John N. Lewis. Jr.. Waterbury
These meatless are intended tor the
but outsidersmill be welcomed. The
meetings will commence promptly at
8 o'cl’ock each wooing.
“CHARLIE" oceans ‘Now m
WASHINGTON."
WAERING’PON. April 1—43. I'.
Greens. ct Bridgeport. who has been
appointed .nrlvate escrow to Ocu-
gcessman Jeremiah Donovan, Mod
this city Friday and took up the m
of his office.
Mr. Greens has had long training
in the office at the Bridgeport Pam
er, and will more an able’ assistant
to the counts-unto. He is M
lnrmidoflthefletluotbeahufll
in; »
Mr. [charm is in room as. a.)
Malian in room 436 and Ir Kennedy
tumors «9 Mr. Reilly rotatable
old room on the lint floor. 1'".
QMWEPOHN MAN Incomes.
W of a denim on the pm at
vitamin to in) lenient with Harry
Davidson. oi! Bridgeport. cloned with
braking a window in the door oi OI
was”: I; M's store on Thoma
tsrhosstelmm
W nutmu'im
a
teachers or the dllereat churches.’
“MM. he im mum usual hurled :3?
smut-bdmmsustra
‘ m N Isoogunq’ 1-. m iii-
. ‘mss'mnleam;m9w9 save youmosey on .
the news! custom mad. suit or equal merit We give
7 you- a “try on” that guarantee every detail to be right.
. hemsflenfidmddnmmemndt‘
' lugs—{Mechelmt in m, blues. brchns, rich
I ' dressy names—313 to 845
If you say “READY TO WEAR. " be sure and sap
our immense values at 810 to 525
i
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O. 0. IS ,
so so 3
Our Sea Food is worthrccminz to see. We live all kinds. W
Shad has taken a drop- in price. Westport Smelt. Gosling Clem:
ior baiting. also open-s for trying». The quality that wins. Np
frozen stock
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
Tuesday. April 22. Grace Church,
Incl; glLiVflW.
. ‘l'lLlPHONI 1N.
3 Our Stock of “ Coal “is
Seleéied; and Prices are
the Lewcsl.
HARR!S 8r GANS COMPANY
, i . William eulm has moved from we _
W collate to the iiImuel Everett 3,
committee and teachers has been ad-
i
l.
V in: the‘borouah caucus was called to
3M+W3M++W
an maul-ed knee that has caused him ‘
trouble ion the past two weeks. '
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Harold Mead has a new Chalmell'
touring car. which was, presented to
x'nlo joint meeting or the school
journos until Tuesday, April 8, at s p.
“m. The Mil was? that a majority A
o! the members of the committee
wanted to attend the special town-
meetink'sndi borough" caucus which
'came on the last night.
At as special town «meeting. Fri-
day 'bvening, it was voted that the se-
ioctlnon be empowered to dispose of
the Focus street {name school house »
at auction to the highest bidder.
. 'Phere were just thirty-three persons ‘
’ unseat. and business was conducted
in. remarkably short time.
Directly after the gyeclsl town meet-
order by Clerk J. E. Kareem. E. 13.
Lawrence was chosen chairman, and
L B. Sutton and T. W. Benedict were
selected as tellers. it was moved to
prccood‘with an informal ballot tor
the nonllnation oi warden, which re-
sulted in six candidates being in the
field. viz.: Edward J. Jones, with one
vote: F. C; Ranger. 1; John H, Behre.
l; P. E. Green. 3: Francis Snyder, 5;
L. Li. Knapp. 21. This ballot and the
others were made formal and the fol-
lowing ticket was nominatedr
Warden. Luther 3' Knapp.
Burnsses, Fred. C. Banger. Theron
c. Rockwell, Frank 'L. Comstcok.
George R. Stevens, Thomas .W. Hall.
Alan Patterson. ‘ .
Clerk, Job .13. flotsam. ‘
TWMHTQF..., dwartl , Rutledge.
Tax Collector, Alexander McKen-
There are three new members nom-
inated on the board this year. to make
up the required number. Lester R
the attention that the office calls for
was act-“exactly. right for hlnl to ac
vacancy on the board.
Sentinel
- alphas mammoth.“
' ’ messy till medium or
holiness
a
, [may smoothed: is annuals» '_.;
.vmtssd‘mtmtrlmmdaiir
“congestive firm‘itamsall; «.-
tile means manners as our“
MMsnmumitmn’I
M ‘3‘ lures Florida Grass Fruit in: 25¢
,g-“scahsIMNapshaorOsone Soap .......‘..... 2g5=¢ '_
Goldiloelltih'andccrn (Rot. 130m)1o¢
'I 'miendshiuflrsnd Earl Juno Peas can 310‘»
Mm'lCorn Flakes. per package ..... .. 9¢
‘ Duffy's Sterilisedr Apple Juice ................. 20
wt aim»: is hmmm
A. F Beckmann & Go.
him by the iNoroton Water Company.“ ,- ‘
‘ 23 lbs Granulated Sugar
Monsieur resigned because he did not
have the time, and tiles could not give
Robert L. Simon declined the nomlna— '
lien on the (sound that he thought it
cont ltatiar being appointed be shot!»
or silica at the last meeting. 0! the
, board. that of sewer inventor. 01sec
count at L. s. Knapp molecules Yehn
' i H, mm a. wanted inst October.'ow-
lofts theisttor restarting. cansed‘s T
a immlfild Room to mm A
want change. "it ton tun
Fancy animal-allusionper dozen . ........ 35¢
Woioh's Grape Juice 10:¢ 23¢and 45¢ but. ,
; Boles Pineapple Juice (Very ilne)’}bot
RR... Delicatessen Em;
f as" Asp es waonms'ron 31'.
SOUTH NOHWKLK.
PMNE m. ‘ . ‘ “I“ .
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‘ _‘ _ __ _ “If 1-.- 1. $1
Special'P‘ SIR H
s... A. ure 1 , use
300 values ..... ‘ ............. . ........ ..... 356, 3 pairs 31.00
All plain colors. , ‘ ,
FOURJN-HAND TIES. 50c values ........ 35:, 3 for $100
Pia! nand fancy colors.
‘CAVANAGH 8t ROSE
sr-South Main St. TOGGERY SHOP. Tel. :264-2
1
Rundlc’s Split Lost , Rundie‘ s Split Lost
Rundle’ 3 Split Loaf
Rundle’s Split Loaf
Rundle’ s Split Loaf
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
11 MAIN 87., — 3i VAN ZAN‘I' 81., .
NORWALK.‘ EAST NORWALK.
Wes We» “3...... .3... F W W a... Hur we; I)» has ------- ~- ~ ------------- 6e.
‘~ ' ' -‘ ., 5 Goldhledai our,bag ........ ........... ....... .... 70c
A.h‘airt.Chl 13.06: i
a}. A BUSAIIESS my“; wmfiffl. “$2" Fancy Slimline-rs, per lb. ............ . .................. 12 we.
*- Course mumd‘m J J Cody. filmmgcmfor ... .......... H. ....... 1 ................ ‘ a
‘P" I , Auditors. Theodore Benedict, Nice Grape Fruit, 3 for ... ........................ . ...... . ago
Will Help You Make Good '1’ George E. P.uniy Seeded Raisins, 3 pkgs. ................................ ago
A motion was handed authorising .. .. . ___________ " ,
DAY and NIGHT shamans «s m. mm. .n. tellers l. an i. .m film-”$513...” ““3; "" , ' 5“,
Books 8: Stationery Free n. I} vacancies that might occur in the tick- es, P“ I ' ' ' """" i ' ‘ ' H """
SouthNorwalk. - MM PortChatcr.fl-¢l- SmcdyFreshEggs.pcrdozen................ . ......... .
Cranberries. Celu-y,#0rangco, Spinach. Sweet Potatoes, Ber-w
muda Onions. New Cabbage.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 North Main 0!.
Phone ,
Ailltindsoi
Plumbm s:
Steathlieatingdl
Sheet Metal
Work
Also a tall line of Pine, Value"
and Fitting
Special Attention Given to
Automobile
Work
lush as radiation, ”hull mrd’a.‘
fans. etc.
hollows"
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~‘r‘iI-‘W‘r ”##wfi-ev'lodw “were
nieces you
a uu'l‘I.
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Car to Hire
Ion ALL occm‘c'usn
say as most»
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