eseelles bill; and that this committee 7 I -
Iwas arranging tor a jubilee reception, I . ,
ore planting, or as
tossing, it promotes
,. healthy growth.
5an5, 50 and 100-
. Igh Class
1638 Tailors
.2“ I"
nor: names—{That’s All.
to be given very soon, notices of which
wilI appear in the centennial ot the
press-
I The membership committee report-
ed for (4) new members. ‘
The "entertainment
by Jennings, stited that the plans tor
the lawn tote. st HIilsi'de, Norwalk.”
Saturday, June 1, ware dieing rapidly V
pertectedm
rater.
.I The committee appointed. March 31.
by the league to center with the board
Phrticulars will be given
of health,vreported the organization of
, the committee upon spring clean-up
‘week with (Mr. Reynolds, as chairman.
and Mrs. Walter”). Munro. as more»
tary, and that e. ouse canvass was to
be made by the league members of.
this committee to interest the people
in the plons‘ot the board of health and
'ot the league, and to *éxplnin briefly
the scope and purpose of the work.
I During April 931 persons visited the '
Rest. room.
Notice wa given oi the meeting oi
gtein & Bna the State generation of Women's _
Clubs, at South Manchester, IMny 220.4.
and the following were appointed del-
",0 3* South Norwaik COM- egates: Mrs. T. l; Raymend, Mrs .G S.
Kendall; Miss Cunningham, alternate.
. 72 NORTH MAIN er.
glen 15F
Agent, For
W L Douglas
8H9
non. 3350333194
highest prices in town for
21b.“ 5on- rm.
heather hedo, auto tines. etc.
telephone calis.
ourdisky
.n‘ u.»
nos courier. m
‘ sea-mun.
mu sponge,
he It unique oddition to
rapture. hi it with he 3””
naivsnvi,‘ ;
NK
sharper 100 for
' ‘pere, 35c per 100 «Ior books and
~-«. sud top hum tor met
Weights and prompt atten-
21 Ely Mm, so. NomsIk.
' . April 99.“ mThe Bessie
.. .Compsny, at St. Patorshnn.
monomer million
tn. building or a United
brunet: horns since tobo locat-
rminitun Avenue. this city.
floss purchssed a few dsy’s
Hartford Theologloei Bom-
are already mods Therm“ to “a.“
, Work,‘ by Superintendent Ira T Chan
men, has been postponed till fulfil... ‘
Miss M 1K. Jennings, Mrs. A. D.
Wadsworth, Mrs. Jean Duntortier were
appointed nominating committee. The
meeting will be .u ondny. '
‘ annual
March 26. t‘ I ' “ ‘
I...“
Wil'i'i'fi
F The NewYork
LadIeS’TaIlors
hmg’IIg I
rder
g I and up, all complete, with Skill-
: net‘s satin linings also Ladies'
and Genue' Pressing and Repair-
; {honors IBROS.
,' 20 MOTH MMN an,
Seuth Nomlk. T". 302.2. Smith was" born in Ridgenold sixty-
W¢W&+** two years ago last March. He was will take place in the Norwalh come
F— A.“ £2 born in the house now owned by Mrs. WW ; .
EIien Brennan near the Tltious Store. WW
and Remember
complaints. 1 pay lo 3 lb. for rat
snd'hhst prices for sulotlrss, robbers,
gesthor beds. metal! and Minuteme-
ile tires are in demand. Ask Jo
prices. Piesso notify me attend on
am very has; during the season!“ spirit in promoting the upbnlidin‘g of
Telephone «1.
mt”
so
your
new and sees men . We also do
guaranteed
the some?“ once?
' r oufdistlner
' committew
through its secretary; Miss Mart Kit-j
The lecture on ”Junior Civic League
father and was the home 01 the late
6 u r B John Dempster Nash.
"For thirtyseveu years Mr. Smith
|{{en{3€nk‘mat\1’vstoxg;t yogrflhouse employed tor a short while with the
w on e a sit In. ten, oven ‘ .
St. E Norwsik. on the wagon and firm oi Comstook Bros 038%“ 14:; .
says he is working [or me, he is chest- ‘Vl‘u‘ and “1 h ' 9" 3' 3’9“ ‘ ‘F ' ° F break. canadisn Techie sustained the
ins you. because there were some for Col Hiram K. Scott in his store ”new; loss with s drop or ,4 M
All kinds of ”TH LBTERING
figmfi‘mafififigmchx earns lntormaut was re the new
0hr work is
Wj {cheertoiiy
Charles Brand A
watchmsi'rsr, mm ind optlclsn. ,
Cuneo s Flower Shop
Rose Bushes. Ross Bushes, use each. Gwen Seed. Farm"
seeds, the best stock in town. Seed Pontoon due Saturday,
All varieties at a c ck.
' At CUTEOIF“ pe , 7 RAILROAD AVE.
It?
for Summer Dresses
in shewdderlng array of the latest colors and com-
binalious, in new designs and attractive stripes
Bordered Voiies, a yard 29613 ‘ , * GOODS II ;
F'0Wer9d Voiles, a .yard lens
‘ A most cpqulete stock .3
I. In all the most populhr ii
Ilabrics, including Lawn: I.“ ‘
Corduroy, Madras, lndi- "I,
“fill. IILineu.;Voi_l,e. Grow-It II
3.,.T,I,Rat-ine‘* VoileS»;a-_.yard-255W“-
; Fashion’s Bost
Thoughts in
Summer IDIPSSBS e. ‘
' Are Hel’ e
EspEOlhll) in the popular Linens Ramle and Retina,
and these are the ievmite dresses now. Prettiiy mode
and some trimmed with lace and others in {Nigerian m,
fashion. Prntically all calories—Light blue. pink: belie-I I.
troupe. etc. An immense ounntity :irom which to make
selection
Prices from $1.98 to $3. 98
Frank J acoby
Opp {ont s Theatre ‘
up»
THE STGRI‘ngTHAT SATISFEESer-h
6.. *
A Funeral of Moses Smith Elmore .
The funeral services over the re
niainn' oi Moses Elmore. who died at
his late resident?» in New Canaan. will
nun who;
On Saturday last all“ that was mor- ‘30 held tomorrow at 3- 30 09409k
on or Mr phIIIp‘N. Smith was laid to "0m the funeral parlors of heymond
and Sun In Main street» Rev. Louis
rest in the Titlcus cemetery. , Mr
B Howell will oitloihie “a “interment
Thls'hOuse was built by ”Mr, Smith’s
whorl s'rnnnr, 10:10 a. m.-The
had been 098 01 the ol'llce ““39 0' we stock market was again under pres-
lirm oi mousbury. Mathewson A 00. sure at the" opening today. “I.”
of South NOI‘WNK “‘3 “’98 formerly blocks oi the leading issues were mar-
keted and, prices in some cases tell to
the low point ched ftp yesterdsy’s
' 9n “3’“ “mi“ points. American Tobacco tell 2 1-3
Mr. Smith'hnd his homer is W“ sod on... Valley hnd Consolidated
r INorvvsllI. .
i and for mans rem we! the landfill Ed by the rest or the stocks traded in
gvlth a dew exceptions. , '
Trinity PsrishinISouth‘Norwa'lkn Ho... WALh yr, 11 ,9 may the “mo
boyhood.
father on the paternsl IM- ms 303!“ rise in Amerlcso stocks at London, int
31.3mm: and on his mother-I Willi ternhuonsi stocks were
Northrop. for whom he has Mined. 1...“. at the outset. ,
A widow and brother survii‘re him-3 for the well-known issues
.wseshwh‘i’um or .
plot. liq 'wss laid to we close to the may ‘thg‘fimfimgnl so on“
familiar sooner. ot a his. time. it bow on touched our 39"“? g
'a rii sunsbt spread its sum: movement. . Sentiment
war-thin fie 'r the min and the may minnow. bearish. 31‘
trusses no; mm the um 's'l short shit or thshn
”re uttered over his m
I of the untitisai , I I
no II when "7
“0 W” on, EPMWI’“ oil: 1» Ifrsetloosl losses were record- I
w W" W0“ “WA“! “”39““ “d V” that active issues but been driven to ’
Prepare ior the—Tine Sun. Order "9'1”” “it" h" We“. “"4 “’T WW" I! point or so below yesteIdsy's «no.»
made annual tripe to the ‘scene or his I“. selllnx Mm to lose its tome “a I
when the recovery sot lg prices plehed I
no on the son or ohm; seem. an “puny. .
wn ngs Ind numbers Northrbp. III: (who own. manor NM “mum. a
“Washington Street
South Norwfslk. Conn.
.3 Floor
3 C Overein g
Consignment oi strictly-r‘flrst
quality. high «pile .Axminster .
Rugs, ‘27 inches wide. 5 feet :-
3 inchesrlong, at sane ‘-_
For Crex Rugs see us ilret. : ~
In all Lenthers.
MAX; LEVY I
From Our \Cnmplete Line. .
Trimmed. and Untrlr'nmed Hats. I»
Highest in Quality. newest to Price.
The Holmes Millinery
Phone m.
“monsoon-St. s. Norwallr ;
select * Y our New I
V ‘ Account We will for-
The Latest Novelties in honour. v ,
ii Monroe u. ‘
KITCHEN CABINET
.I and the .
Boon KIichen Cabmet .,
This hitchen comedity will save a wo- ‘ I, .
man a great many steps durint the day. , ' .x
No good housekeeper should be
one of theee Laundry Cabinets.
We Invite Your Charge I A
thout ,.
rush your entIre home
on Easy Payments.
CO
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