MS MARKET
'l’rime Rib Rosst.18c lb»
Best Cut Pot Roast,"18c>lb.
Fresh Pork Roast, 1601b,
Fresh Shoulders. 1361b.
Fresh Hams.,18c :ib.
M Cured Corned Beef.
mom.
Native Chickn.
:Hedmsn's Market.
The tug “Addie V. 2d." yesterday
steamed over to a bong island port
with a tow.
Henry Case, of .Betts, has recover:
film an smoke! the grip and is;
“do .bezahoutmgain.
sir. Ind 4M" 140de «E Mead. and
“Roland. oi' Edile avenue. are pay-
ing an extended visit at the home of
relatives in Rowayton.
Ins. mulch-"Mead, o daughter. of no.‘
lioiavsuiwn are :visitors at the home
Multitude. .nnd relatives in Brooklyn. W m Wm New York for by Mr. Eldredge, and answers by Conl-
N. Y... over the Easter holidays
Mrs. John Whoue, 0f W881 Main rings on m. to Robert Walther :lap in a concise and intelligent manner.
street, and her little niece. Elna
mu. of Van ant street. are spend- the WW mm. and leave today tor. isting were what caused them, and
ing their Easter vacation with Ml.
and Mrs Frank Long. of Providence,
Rhode island
April showers
will soon be with
as. John W. Olmstead, of Seaview most pleasant "m" was enjby'ed ;be called anM spfglai tax laid. which
avenue. islmsklng astensive improve
mite the moi of his. home. Mrs.
cheswsermoud. oi Rowan street, ism
hor house. Other improvements are
heingmade by local residents.
i
“award. Benedict, oi Osborne ave-
nue. is spending the holidays at his
home here. Mr Benedict is a student
at the Yale Divinity School. and also
imfi at the Methodist church at
Morris Cove, near New Haven. Hi
my friends on the East Side are
fiensed with the young man' s success.
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A goodly number of members of the
Swedish Congregational Church. on
Vsn\«Zant street. last evening attendg
admtile .unlon services in the second;
district Congregational church of all,
the Congregational churches here.
Communion services were held, and a
me atendanCe marks the inspiring
services.
“w—o
An important meeting of the Wo-
mevwhrmmndslsrse hen-
item 8 now lulu construction.
’Elrlr’Wflh-ILDoiand, otLoan
’nvnoe. MlMiIupected mu.
reinrnh'ono-solthoNew Yorkhos-
pltsls. when this! been “all
trestmmt tor themtlew weeks.
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3 A sneak! sides will he held at
tho W ”in Church tomor-
row evening commencing at 1'45 0-
cioch. Rev. Walter T. Aiken, of Bridge
port, will be the preacher and Qantas
ii. Hint will he the soloist.
Mr. and In. Marry B. Crockett. and
son “Alfred. u! an Haven. and its
and Mrs. George Kay, and daughters
Helen ind Rtth. well-known on the
M83!» on visiting at the home at
Mr. and Ira. Alisewm B. Crockett. on
! Crockett avenue. Rowsyton.
Mr. sndflnlohnlteed, otRay-.
mood street. are ontu‘talning a bridal
:3 low thys. Ills Jessie Willis sis
ter of Ids-mm was united in mar-
They came here to spend a portion oi
Boston.
2 Mr. and Ira. Charles R. l’etty at'
their home in this place. last evening
entertained a jolly party of friends. A.
and delicious reireslmlems served
{Thine prose-t blinded. Mr. and Mrs.
111A; lino-nor. Russell apooner. liar.Z
nailing intprovemonts and painting old CONN". W flindley. Mrs ill brought against the district, he said 5;
Law. Miss Lillie diamond. and Mr.
‘ and Mrs. Petty.
' ill-mend street is forgotten. Ro-
wayton mid-its new are calling that
street WM avenue. A sign has”m
been recently erected announcing this
a ’,cha.nge and iron the old King's High-1“"nic
way. along the entire length 0! the
river will hereafter be known as
i West‘slde avenue. Residents of that
street and 110an have already got-
ten use to the new name, and seldom
use “Raymond street" any longer.
Residents o! Rowayton report for
the past few nights. the presence 0!
mini m and abandon charao
tars. As yet no mobilit- have been
3 made to any or the authorities. but the
i matter will he smiled in their attention
summoning the annoyances do not
' WI antenna Muslin
I; ine wasnndeyestlulay ottoman.
.‘
. Einstein ”immortal!”
um couch. heroism will fie .
‘lsnlr la Tolls-r. «In his ‘
church rooms. '
a,
In. 11-6. mom of i9.
'46 Jolene-w
cast Ir owns-
f.
Ford car. The delivery ot‘the no
aura—v.“
Mrs. Henry Valentine moved .. «
a... ”9.,
her home in the future with her son
Herbert, and his wive.
l0B0iROW36MM
tows-rm.» MM) 1 .-
i
ted to $75. and that this would to
theme Must the ”or.
Eldridge denied this. shuns that iii
was impossible, saying that this would i
amount to. about 208.1th a year. an:
that he dolled anyone to prove it. .Hei
took exception to misleading inior~
nation of this character. .3
It was explained by Mr. Sniilin that
nothing misleading was meant to be
all-e...v—m.—
guiv .
GclYomiiewSflori‘nalslflamlw’si‘omow
The Sale Minamflib the oi the losiloteremg Presentations
ammnmmmrmndlslowcs
caused. die said that business was on.
tain to pick up during the summer
months. The electricity, be listed " '
costing 2c 8. kilowatt on the Ilwitch-‘l
board and dc considering
expenses The balance in the district' a!
treasury. as road :by District Treasur-i
iel Myron W. Osborne was $8.14. "3
Alter about an hour of duestlonlng
A
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Man.
at prides ’hat r.won't “take
. dike a squirrel’s hide—«no
111118810113? lininin, AIIOYBBY LOO & it; ‘. L-MCR 01' .around
. took the floor He summed the matid
He showed what the conditions one one.
what the only way out of it all was.
He said he was in favor of granting!
t‘lle 86, 000 because it was the only way
jto get out of it. if this wasn't done
a Board of Estimate meeting would ms
would have to be paid almost immedii )'
.ately. i
There was a possibility of suit being
,
.18.
by the bowls Roth Company. install-
,ers of the machinery. providing they
iwerent payed as agreed upon. Mr.
"Davis said he spoke concerning the
matter with the consent of two oi th
mlssioners, and, he thought Mr.
Sultan, all oi! whom had smiling tof
Men’s-hats
Men’s Sprim Sails
flesh CntIor‘Elm tilt
Quits to' ‘auit” the most particular
“starch" out ol—your pocketbook iFit.
the collar:
Crackerjaoko—everyone. Fit for any-f
sleep to $17298
‘Bcl'S’ MW Sum
Boy.’ 3 Noriolk Suits. in fancy mater-
isls, all new spring shades. silos 1 to
one its
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initialisation f-
“all "101
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wrinkles
. They are smite
and cliective Dres
time is evident in
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Sample Stills
only one of a kind that sell tor 327.5%
m“i0.”.32‘50''l'illl '35.
- hoeslally priced for tomorrow.
5519.98,:32159,1327:00
fibresscs
tor a long; time. The grace of Spring-
titanium
That formerlly sold ior 87.98 to 825.
r: ’
We have the hat you look-beating
slot to .5538”
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Ladies limits fills
Our Ladies" Suits are the talk or the“
town. You can buy here on credit at
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g xprlces lower than elsewhere.
522% $20 Suite of the newest Spring;
.Myies. SPECIAL at “i
‘ Milli}
‘h
the most charming
see we have shown
hadies’ amiMisses’
Coats
One thing twili'aimoress you it you“
their every line.
u "have looked at Coats elsewhere and;
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that is the fact that these Coats at
‘34le .,
. -are-the best, Values at these prices in
‘ "Kuwait.
i this said that notes were given re-i
lgamless of what department they
were to cover. Matters as they were
{could not he helped, but those
were responsible for them should .be
imost severely censured.
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Attorney Davis said there- was of ,I
use giving up the plant. becliuse list
"would be only throwing no, 000.40 ih
winds. The plant for the first yearni
the declared. would doubtlesalyvaot be?
paying but it certainly would in time.
He censured one-man control. and' .
thought that somebody should resign}.
The superintendent. as he saw 'it,.
man's Auxiliary, of Christ church, oil ”‘33- “m “U“- in particular.
fist Norwalk. was held yesterday at- W ‘ ha] lllll. were these a'P“
Mom at the home oi Mrs. Samuel parent m ”Wok. WM!" he 3’“
Kelley. on Seaside Place. There was entering hk M ‘ "“9“ man “3“" .
k dcnly hurried nun his stoop. He had
been caught in an attempt to force
his way through a window.
mowing work done and plans were till
all up concerning a birthday party.
“oh the members are planning to_
”around the first of May. This ev-,
not promises to be a most enjoyable
one. Another. indication that the ballr-
len season is over is the fact that the"
members oi the Auxiliary also planned
lira .eoclal tea, which will be held.
'4 some time during next week, at the i
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fiend;
‘ ricks' on Cove avenue. A pleasant our]
cinl time followed yesterday's meets:
' “lug. during which delicious refresh
anents were served.
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The regular. weekly .lenten service:
will be held. this evening, in Christ In. Caldwell has moved to Belle
allipiacopal church, on Gregory Boole-£13131“) m the m".
ward. Rev. '1‘. F. Caskey. D. D.. of; __’_______‘
.8outhport. will be in charge. Immedi- m m moved to Tokeneke
stely after the services the choir will Willard” n.- 0,, summer
hold a. rehearsal of their Easter music 9 ‘
L . ill-sofa. solarium“. Arid Alon-i mmm'mehall Asso-
1 worth, Adolph Podselni. Miss Theresa: elation met last night.
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1’01} 1, Os 0 tier ri'n, Miss Wii-. ___.__.
mm C" e B 3 " Mi“ 3" moot Noroton was
‘s‘aa Cedegrin and Stephen W. Velsor..
Today are representing the East Nor-' a 3““ 3' Stanford on Tuesday.
walk Advent Christian Church. on Couscous m Smith of Darien
"Van Zant street. at a joint conven-l‘.
iwu a in Stamford esterda
’ tins of the Loyal Worker’s Societies' I M y y
r ‘ and Sunday schools of these church-l
. as beiilg held today in Meriden, Ct.1 firs. WW Brasher will reside
The programme arranged for the at— on Railroad "one now. ha i tall
_ » 1hr is an enjoyable and inspiring one, on up her home yesterday
' 3 and there will be much to interest!
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and instruct the local members in at-:
undance. Much business of import-
. once. also. will be transacted.
The W nailed Mission-
ary Buddy not a the home 0! Mrs.
John Conn yaterday afternoon. "
Awwdthel'ire Com.
mammmunboiem
tonightinthomhonse.
fulfill-loam may
. 1r.aners.HowsrdE Iceland “u““hfihmmme
W. of East Norwslkrmrsw; ”m m‘m
“405nm. and family infini-t It '. I has "'1!“ at
irfiwm'hmmd.
m “latter lesson in
Mod a. Patio. or this shew: a... was.
,
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should have charge at the men. and;
conduct the piantlothe way it should
be. ' tr.
isaac. Church, who said he had al
ways opposed the plant, declared all
that he wished to remark was:
: you’ve swallowed the dog. don't make
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taken Mr. Church said he had voted
in favor of authorising the borrowing
iiavor oi‘Mr. Sultan, as be had little
propriations
Councilman Henry J. Hipson made
i an extended address. asking that cred~
lit be gIVen where credit was. due Hal
said that the commissioners and 8116
i cial committee worked hard to get the
host plant possible built. iiedeclared
"while the-msdority were slespig they
Davis, the clause "together With in-
terest" was stricken out.
The meeting was very largely attend-
discussion was.ohown. The meeting
broke up about 9:15 o‘.clock
. .a LEP‘l'oHAflD GTAB.
‘- illusion instructor—Monte the unit
of mar. Mr. Jones
'Jones (waiting cpl—413m what?
instructor—Correct. Any Question!
All slight We‘have a slow “mil"
Which” WWW
cent goalie; .now Whme titli-
will he have to not would nth—-
"Now“ '
itacss at his tail!" After the vote-ans I
of the 36,000, but he did :not vote in-
use for anyone who would exceed ark;
were working in their -interests. .Het"
passed. at the suggestion of Attorney" "
The vote concerning the disposal of!
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b"
i. 11ch.
. easy.
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Fille Fruits & Vegetables”
STRAWBERRIES, PMSQINEARPIJES.
Our display is well Mortil a visit.
If you are wondering what vegetable to have for din-
ner, what fruit for breakfastfipr dessert, come and choose
There is so much toselcct :from :Lthat choice will she
life/‘1
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3;“ $23; 39113033131: 8° thiufilrgat" , - moneys, mars immunity.
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$1, 000 Commissioner Sniflin jumpe’t‘ii Rhubarb Water Cress ’igtaillclfigkgmons
to his meat and declared he wouldn’t , Lettuce New Beets . C (all!) .
go through it all over again {lol- «.0003 Mushrooms Kale . Clilivegnles
A vote was taken for tbs nasal . Celery w Knob Celery u. Oyster Plant
oi the resolution granting the commis- ‘ *Radishes = Peppers scallions
eloners to borrow the' $6.000rthis sum - , Parole ' “Spinach ‘Leek
gfiifllgfiumflf $211325" 15:; ' Caulif lower: .' ~W13ite 'Turnips ‘3 Tomatoes
it. His decision wasdcnbted A vote New carrots 59“? Bush HMS" RadiSh
was taken by the raising of the‘hand Endive Brussels Sproilis 0 Cucumbers
. ' ,leery Hearts 'Rcd Cabbage ‘ Black'Radishes
and the result was 83 in (Mar and It Green Bcans Parsnips . EggiPiant
against. More the resolution .was > . Romaine "Sweet‘Pobatoes liRipe ”Olives .
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the tire equipment was unanimous...
ed. iBeen interest throughout all the‘
Gbotilo .3. ‘K. *
Sunless-est Firearm. Sohomaik
EDEUIOA’FE POUITION.
'lNow. Jointly. would thmsthsii boy' I
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at the some time?
' manners sit down to the table
on s Morale smash» amt gramme format antitrust» "
n"
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lather. "mom wait you to getllsto
any quarrels with the boys.» school. ".
"i never do 1 'otsri right in by tell-
ing than rm n 13*"
I‘iAndwthule let Tm
my all pick on
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ates .tetore the endmbliheburrinmw" T'-
stiller; tin!
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NOT IMMWU fIUT—
who-4W not superstitious. but i
not sometimes worried. it thisecook-
ad sooty mush tor liens-Woman’s
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~Dsssa} ibutoamiydook good i"
lie-Wish! net's stand hermand
She (mmtmfib window) ,
dock at ltpvfltile.-ilennsyivsnia much . .-
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.SAT UnnnY SPECIALS
East Norwdik .66is
‘ :Rhone 44333. Free Delivery.
‘D'eli'cious "Crcallle'ry'Btlttcr, 21 1b...- ......... m
Gold Medal, PrintiButter ..... ..... .w
Process Butler in prints ...... . 7 ................... 2.7g!-
Purc Leaf Lord, at lb. cut to ......... 12¢.
Granulated Sugar 17 lbs. ................. 7 ....... $1 00 ’
Fancy Potatoes. [4 lbs. .. ...................... ilsd‘
. Native Eggs. a dozen . .. ................... .23”!
. 7 Best Family Flour, a bag ................. ' ........ 95¢
, Quaker Oats. a pkg. cut to aw “I
, Magnolié or Clover Milk, a can .............. ‘ ....... ‘ .
Williams Pure Cocoa, 30c can cut to ...... 2w ,
Fancy Sweet Telephone Peas, 3 cans ............. .Zw , ~..
Extra Fancy Sweet Corn. 4 cans ........... . ...... 2w _»
‘31“le Sliced Pineapple, zooms .................... 25¢
California Peaches, N.o 3. 2 calls .......... 2w
Dunhanl s Cocoanut, IO pkg .......... ' ........ . . .. . 8st
Blend 0. Molasses. .2‘ cans ....................... .‘ 25¢
‘Fancy'Tomatocs, Ioc'duality ....... .......’ ........ 8¢
:Borden’s ~~Evaporatedeilk, »2 cans :7. ..... . .f15¢ ,
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a. . uflaavihiomaik.
2 Cottage Street.
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urges Sprayed «For
sale
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