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, ‘ ulnar. run. ’ ‘
./ as. w WEDNESDAY, FEB. .3, ms
' l». piece Mir: i'hl.le>‘ i‘. lireiil.:(‘.m; Q.M” .m ”I.
W Siloox and Mr. and "TS. mu. ‘ aw enough “i“. ll. 1 [W1
id South Nos-walk. attended the luner- u.“ objection would be We to
.al 1 a relative. In. Catherine Rosa. altering its devotional um by uh-
h W. music!” Birthday. tug such provision. Toer'octu‘reaaa- .' : ~
‘t'l‘he hat Nor-walk people were in a lion hall, while it uould he a splendid : , .
ltruia which arrived neor Illiord'thing tor the men. is considered alv “
totally after the total train wreck, most out oi the question, Since the ~ .
and won in concordance held up (or Store's funds are ac 10". 0 a
$10 and SI: Coats 35“)
$12 to too Coats ....... 3'7 0"
WM‘
EAST
NORWALK
Sale of
F ownes Gloves
., 79¢
99¢
1.15
{aura tine. They were finnlly obliged The Board 0! Finance met Wednee
, M» {to nit a mile and a hill! to uiitord, day mm In the Tom Hall. to con-
. mums or the Mayflower Hearts-n than secured in automobile toifiidfltho hm which “been brats!!! 2
O W CCIDIII)‘ have been visitingltah than to the funeral Services, arr-10‘“ “'- the recent hearing “’0‘" the 7 -
0. Irv-Inn's lair. uptown, tor the ering just in time. [needs of ”19 “‘hOI‘Sv “‘1 ”19 9'“
I“ several evening ______ which the School Board had evolved
' o
‘d rln . . of} to meet the needs. They were also
U up ° “mm“ m one l i" ‘ "' to Selact one of their umber to sane
$1.00 Fowncs’ Gloves ..
$1.25 Gloves .......
$1.50 FowncS' Gloves
.g 'vrgm
. m'h' windows 0‘ the '00“! Hefner; I on the committee to mnaider the mt- : '
. ‘1'". These include marbles. topsfl‘ ) AREN Her 0, erecting I pavilion at Peal-tree . ’ .
“flu-'3' “d W9b‘”‘~ i gPoint. The Selectmen have designat» ‘
———Dr'ne Batu, lac lb. Schultze. l ) .- fed First Selectman George M. V. ' l
W to the heavy rain lhio mummg“ ' AND iScliiichting. and the town meeting " .
"Ila-t night the ice whit-ll tutti wet. ’ - telected Everett C- 1.7“?“ 1‘ i5 “id . ,
~ 3' wall covered the local halbor, is' \ OROTON < lthat u town meeting some years ago
I m.“ Ill! into either. I I ...... r—u—lb- ; [appointed a committee to (foflsldfil’ the t
, f t; ineedo oi Peartree Point, which has W d' . . . _ ‘ '
n. nut regular meeting of the ’a..& M new" "Domed “or been disrhaued‘ e are lscontmurng all Yard Goods, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Linens, Towellng Etc, In order to
lbhl distract commissioners will 1" Rev. and Mrs. S. E. hwson are en- ‘ "l‘would be fun if both were to present
7 ' It“ on m’_ "cums 0‘ m“ weekttertaining Karine: parishioners trom', reports in opporition to one another. '
1 “ the W m Bayview piace. . l’lainvillo. ? The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the Math-
A meant: of the library committee; Wilfred howndu of Georgetown odist church. held a very pleaaant
d the hat Norwallt improvements”... the weekend with his parents, ‘narcel post social," Tuesday night,
Annotation is being held this utter-i Mr. and Mrs. W. l. Lowndes. iwlllt‘h wins unusually well attended.
. . i
noon at the home or Mrs. Hoviurd L‘ A number of Noroton young to and the colors of the society received
" land“. on Saview avenue. .a needed tilting. Alter It tine enter-l
i enjoyed a dance at the Volunteer Fire ., . al .
«Shoulder Club, In lb. Schultse. men's Hall. Monday evening. talnment, of an hour and it b i durum
Veda-day night some slight tron
g" i b' i Dar" .tton. the guests presented their door
t Gr. [‘0 "M! were $09!] It len‘
check at th ‘ t ofllre' downtalrsp
lilo was experienced with the lightnol 8 8 9°” ’
the local municipal plant. A Short etc-
on Washlnston's Birthday. Have they and “oh "my“ ‘ "ml bearing ‘
‘ baea than all winter, or does ‘hm‘t-ormponding number. which had.
‘ oflt roaultn in all the lamps of the mean Spring? been received by mail from some a“.
Ilatrlct going out for it brief period.
Local met-chums who have had
Richard Mllllt r 0! Mansfield avenue
a graduate of the Cornell College of
I Mr abow windows dressed in ac— Mflclllufi'. ht now an instructor in a.
‘ W with the Lincoln and Wash
1 vas, are busy now read-
uuivercity o! horticulture in Maine.
~—Purk Roast, 15c lb. Schultse.
* hull their Show stock with ordi-
aury decorations.
Ira. S. H. MoCrea and Several other‘
ladlea gave a very pleatlant lespyear
XII. Benjamin Cello. (it ELISl \Va:ih
‘ llgtou street, for the Last, heck lllla
thrice in the Town Hall, Monday eve;
baea vlaltlng at the home of lit-r nu
lug.
Elvira Bowen, who has made littr‘
ran. in Bridgeport. Mrs. (‘vllo'tl ‘
tuber la urlounly ill with nil limit-ll
make room for our Enlarged Re ady-to—wear Departments. The entire department will be sold cut
at reduced prices.
Sale Starts TO-morrow
10¢ MUSLIN ................... 7¢ Yl)
12¢ MUSL‘N .................. 8¢ Y1).
12¢ COLORED OUTING FUNNEL
8 Y1).
2“ WOOL FLANNEL ~ 17: YD.
19¢ KIMONO FWNEL 12¢ YI).
15¢ HUCK TOWELS .............. 10¢
25¢ LINEN HUCII TOWELS ..... 18¢
10¢ HUCK TOWEL: ............ 12¢
25¢ LINEN TownuNG ...... 13¢ vn.
10¢ HUCK TOWELING ........ 7¢ Yl).
m TURKISH ’l‘OWELs .......... 8t
15¢ TURKISH TOWELS ......... 10¢
lullv lollalnl"lhe flail drlll, the tab-« 3
Wimp. mm m by m mm am. 1 ._ 25¢-TURHISH TOWBLS ......... 18¢
12¢ LONG CLOTH ............ 3¢ \‘it.
10¢ LONG CLOTH ............ 7¢ to.
15¢ LONG CLOTH ........... 10¢ Y ! i.
13¢ LONG CLOTH .......... 12¢ Yti.
10¢ WASH CLOTHS ....... 7¢ mcii
12¢ SILKALENE ............. 3¢ Y1).
15¢ CRETONNE .............. 10¢ to.
35¢ - SHEETS ..... . ................ 05¢
3n SHEETS ................ . _ . 45¢
50¢ SHEETS ................ . .. 35¢
12¢ pILuow CASES ............... s¢
10¢ PILLOW CASES ............. 12¢
10¢ pILLow CASES ............. 14¢
25¢ PILLOW CASES 18c
25¢ PILLOW TUBING ...... 10¢ m.
5¢ CALICOS ................... 3¢ Y1).
25¢ Skull-Dis ............ .. 15¢ YI).
15¢ PERCALINE ............. 19¢ yn.
31,25 CURTAINS ........ 50¢ i':\li\'
32,00 CURTAINS ........ 31,1” PAIR
33,25 CURTAINS. ........ 52,00 PAIR
30¢ CURTAINS ............ 25¢ PAIR
30¢ CURTAIN MATERIALS .. 10¢ YD.
01,00 LINEN TOWELS .......... 70¢
79¢ LINEN TOWELS .1 .......... 50¢ '
50¢ LINEN TOWELS ............ 35¢
5¢ FRINGE!) NAPHINS 52¢ lawn
soap, were in evidence, while one for-
. innate attendant received a Mg of pea-
inmr right from the Southland. OtI'
ertl received pietures and other glltl.
i‘rullers and hot coflee were served to
itll before departing. Some 0! the.
numbers on then rogram were upec-- ,
l A tau-pound baby boy was born to" The Wm'g Foreign Ilsaiouary
illr. and In. Jacob Bertram. at East Society o! 15. MW church
. avenue. loudly mornino iwin most in the lecture room on Tues-
Cboatar l'ladd llsa agnln returned “y, For”, at 3 p. In. Mrs. James and
ito Brooklyn, where he is QW‘.'!L. Snyder will tall of her life in Bur-i Mk“ I?" :m:4:r:um
.tlle E. W. Bliss Co. in a garage. ma. where she spent ten years. She lieu “a women who wflef horn
ii 11.. mg mpg". Club '91 ‘1'. will bring with her costumes and cu- the ultra “d achoa or ”...-......
liiiiiliillclJliBllllil
home (or nelerul months in the (until! ? (it"‘haflne Fairbanks m Dom lflach. ' 81.” ITABLE LINEN ...... 70¢ YD.
0‘ 'ltov. 8' E' “n“- h" ‘9" '0‘“- with their dollies; piano and mandolin 15¢ LINENE ................ 1“ YD.
(I double pneumonia. to go to a family at Row'bury who plan . dm,” by mm Shrtver and ”a.“ . mpg”; LINERS ...... 18¢“)
-M Roast. 15c lb. Schultre. to “‘0'“ her. -nnd piano alld violin due“ by Misa- m DRESS LIN“ H . 26¢ YD.
The rogulnr meeting at the Woman's TN Women's (‘hflitlln Temperance 3 Burton and Rocklnnd or Htmlord. the lat WHITE BA‘HSTE """" , ’
' Allah” cl Chn'i-tt ”Disco.” church! Union held its monthly meeting It the latter a tiny maiden or eight yours. ' ------ 12¢ Y'D.
"u bold yesterday “me” withl Mbflrl’. Wt‘dnriday afternoon. Them“, pron-m was tut lotion-.- Meade; 10¢ WHITE LAWN ......... _ .. 7¢ \ l).
, “n. Hm, Bradley. on Editor "on“ nttandauce was better than usual. and - iin rind piano dust. Mlle Hurts man-15¢ WHITE LAWN .......... 10¢ YD.
"um... 0‘ ordinary interest weredla- so interesting meeting was held. and litre N. E. Shrivcr: recitation. 1254‘ WHITE LAWN ......... 8‘ Yl).
m. “mug?!“ were served A! The rash ol the town who were iWllbllr Raymond: 3““ '0“‘- until. 7‘ COLORED CAIIUC ...... 5‘ YD,
tired... of the business meetlug. mm 0' "“9 lad“ n the WIS-rim“ “mm“ M M“ “m“ m" 19¢ LAWNS 12 Yr)
.danca. Monday night, are main now i tattoo. Ida Lowudon: piano and violin """""""" ' ' t -
W 9! u short circuit, 1"“ to entertain the ladies at a similar al- . duet. llasca Gladys Benton and bull 25¢ WHITE LAW" - - - ~ . » . - - 18¢ YD.
"9"" a“ Wm“ 0" "‘° 1"" ’“d °‘ fair to be held in the Town Hall, Fri-l Mill“: "0‘0- but 0‘4"“: "M“ 1“ DOILIES ----------- - 10¢ FAG“
tho Baal side were out for some time. day evening. March 10. tion, trim Hubbub: Mom Vt“; 5‘ DOILIES ....... . , . . 3¢ FACH
Illa aa-o trouble occurred Tuesday “M. ”“0“ ”c lb Schultse slin duct. Minna 8hrtvcr and two: i H ..
light. Wine in dome manner be? ' I ' . nag drill by sovernl glrla; recitation.”
ca‘nlp crossed. causing the short clr- The Ch‘m‘h Md some" 0' "’9 Pr“ Edith street: song, Sarepta Rotten! I
ctflt. Tho “on“. last evening. oon- hytorlall Churchill planning (or s Help Emma llatea and Maud M"|.p.m;
trlbuwd also to the partly crippled °‘ “W "ml" “I "‘0 CWL 0“ recitation, Catherine nlrhanka; ‘Ilga
acrvico. alter-noon or Thursday, Marl: 9. in the ot Spring," Howard 311m“; yw.‘ ~
The next “stall of the East Nor-v .mm' up, 'm serve ‘ Clipper. and piano duct. Hines Rochland “d'
...“ lmproicrlent Association's Ca rd GeorgeA.Kcrapt and family. who Bouton; song. ‘Jauata Juno.” bevarall
Club will be held on Monday afteb' w-w for many years residents of this girl-d; tableaux. several Campfire Girls”
w. “ the home of Mrs. E. l. Got-i town. but moved to a farm in central song, hotllr Raymond: tableau. "Cox
".4 III. on M avenue. The session New York laat spring. are now baclt in lumbia. Slavery, War, Peace. and Ab
. w m" "mm It 2:30 o'clm‘thitr auction. and living in sumtord. ‘rahurn Uncoln.” .
l
‘ 1m hoatecaea will be Mrs. II. n Gar-I "u" M' '°"“"" °' “l" ‘°‘"‘"
r t
tan. In liltoa Elwood and “midlodlaatweokat his homcin Knnsaa 1", v "a,“r" ‘
. [do w .City. Several months ago. he came.
. East to attend the funeral of his moth. -
~ W lit the evangelistic «bier, but arrived it day too ute stir tiid'
visa-Human by o-aulabor arm ‘ ‘
10:11:: "I“ '1‘: in the m‘ At the annual meeting 01 the Now
hiker m I“! ‘1'. ° “N" '1“; ton Water Company. last Monday. at
‘, . ,, 00m. Alm'thaoluotthoadJIBtam-
.u'flagdhnacaoisloohcdtwwudto. Mannie preaoutoillcerswcrero-
tam'lau night was RovJohu‘ elected. and plants were discussed tor
g 'wboobarmodalargogatb-thoturtherextcualonoithcmsinsiu
‘ . or ”More Item many town.
“a. The choir singing was or Mr stash. 12s lb. Schultaa.
_;
4—Dixio Bacon. 18c lb. genuine.
6
1 RWAmE" l rm. c. H. minerritt internally
’ 4 ill at bar home on Maple street.
NMW- w! Dr. ‘C. L Dal-mitt. of West Hobo-
-—8houldcr Steak. 13c lb. Schultaa. ROI. about Monday with his 9312“!
The contributor to the Artists' u- h"!- .
hibition now being held in Kuwait Poatsla have been rdccivcd homl‘.
arc Wilma uluir Evans, George Avt I. Contact. announcing hll safe tir‘rl-
aon. who is an illustrator; H. G. val at Porto Rico.
Thomson and George. lendel. land-
acapist. who exhibits, among other: .
pictures. a very beautiful cauvna ell-3m m I ”I
titled “Rowayton at Low Tide." Sincei
our people lore this picturesque coun'l
tryside enough to establish their; um I! m
bouutltul homes here, it might be wolli
to call to their attention an opportuu-l ——'—-
ity to secure works of an portraying 1'“. g 01.0 “ Salts I! you, last:
our lovely scenery in its various; Hurts ..- m" m
phases of summer or winter, twilight’ it you must have your meat every
or sunlight. These pictures are paint- day. out it. but iluab your kidney: with
ed by artists at note. who rank with all: occasionally. says 3 noted author-
the belt Europeut painters. and their lty who tells us that meat cot-Ins uric
works of art are Just as desirable. acid which almost paralm! the kid-
beautiful and valuable as the rot-elm nor- in their elorta to expel it tra-
plctures our dealers import. .tho blood. They become aloud-ll and
‘wcak-l. than you suitor with a 'dull
whom misery in the kidney region. sharp
Cuptaiu flichaou W. Cole.
| Sunleton. of St. Aloyains church.
another or their old-tum dancca M of the con-tr?-
"‘ 0“ "“""' "‘"t “5' ”' 'CIiIet of Police Otto Schmidt has
Rev. Father chold. of Broollyn, is mm from m Suntan a State's
mending the "a “"1 Rev. 3- H-'olloc the complete registration lists
lot all clause ¢.u-obtlcs. Instead
lira. l". c. M mu nut-owl“ being printed in a book. thay m
inflow!“ and Rubin laat wool. in typewritten term. on convenient
arriving hula on Ruby evening. also paper. When there ere new rc-
Ira. m Km (1 go‘mlgiatratious. a supplement in added.
m 1'0“. n. . 'wgnd M d ”d all“ the “lb ll kept “HO-“IO.
Ines bl. L. Hoyt. of 148 South Main Tb. annual m o! the Seventh
"m" and Edith grades or Center school
The B- B' M“ Club '“ "m" will be given in the Town Hall. Mon-
talned by Ilsa ROXIO um“! I! her day evening. March :0. under the (H-
m u Nth "m Stm‘. "0nd” rectlon 0' m. ~11. T Bayley. The
evening. V ' , chorus. numbering seventy-five. has
Sunken Hort. of the nursery. It in prep-initial: s cantata entitled
tended tho. Cbullectlcm Nursery-rents “'niree Springs.” in addition there
Association. hfld Ill “ANION, ll“. '1]! be [fine-”r1 gong. and chm-1139;.
Nil!- ' instrumental selections. including
mu Gltcc Haupt is employed inc. numbers by the Center school arches
F. leads's store during the absence tn. and community slam will be
of Miss EdutWoad; who was operat~ introduced by Ir. Hayley, led by the
ed on for appendicitis. chorus and orchestra. Other features
A M of ”1. W count; will be announced later.
lurch the Lahvicw avenue hill.
Washingtouh Blrtlidny. it is about
the only hill in town that one can
this is for you! Oat rid of still-us.
painrul. swollen loot. knotted flows;
nib up your joints. looaea up your
muscles. throw oil years of suffering!
Yes. you can do it! Mo matter how
runny failures you. have made. '
diet-o are the ainplodiraoflnail: Go
toyourdruggtatand buyahottleot'
"Neutrons Prescription 99"-—take it
as directed—within twenty-four hours
you’ll note the good claret-take it
faithfully for a couple of woellobthan
Presto! You're tooling ten years
younger, you‘re moving around osm-
tortrshly, your pains and aches have
disappeared—weather conditions don't
silent you—you're well min!‘
mousauds of cases are recorded
whore "Neutrons Prescription 90"- has
worhd marvelous ourcn. Wound. to
ulnar! its tame everywhere; we want
to put it in within the reach or every-
body. We lathe priesiorubottleor‘
$1.00 the hospital sire. Get 'Nbu—
troue Preemption 99" today—you‘ll
say it’s the best investment you our
undo—Tho Clllford Phnrmncy. So. .
Vorwalk. '
w
i. patuaintbebackorsiclhcadacbe.dll- coast on with surety.
W'- W‘" W ”m- ““l maubmfiwb-Hmuqu
datum tbo leadership or me: n. mt, “swam m! m_
i-"' . aday granted the transfer or the drug-
; ~ Kr. and In. W. A. Reid, Mr; GJ‘.‘ glat'o “can to sell liquor held by
. . . filth” all Mrs. Francis Mslkln. dim L Dalton“, of the POI! Road.
. ' g —',to the new Baur block at Noroton
" ‘v ' m If. Dl'llwll moved his
. m! “A“ A "388 stock and (author. yesterday. and op-
' ’ ‘cladror bualncsc tn the new location
, .m. , ‘ i
u ”Au-"H", MR ' In. Runs Pastor-m dimmer-
[bylaw of lira. Pl!!!" Stokes ot.'Noro-
son at too. well known. (or her rédlctl Wilden-
, 088v, WAVY (den. recently paid a visit to Pat. autu-
damouootthe l. W. WJfltbtol’loou-
« . 'victad in tho Paterson silk work-H
an.» ”m“ "M” “MM W strike. mil describes it as bad as the
”to"; M " 3;; 2““ Hort-Io chamber oi the ancicutt.
*- ‘ d'Dlndlrlulyouoan-uotlnd" .t Nottobooutdouabytho Maori. .
. , ,1". d daadrul! q, railing ” club at Norotou. who gave their third .moned from this place this On account of the 311911.“ of Dyes prices of Rugs and Cl!-
annualballlaatwoothoiBuchelm-a cl 1, do jury duty, was excused at the". is coated and when the - - “in d . b t {retain
the Heights also held a. dancc.‘al. tha “won held In Bridgeport, yester‘11'm h m "n M" mm, ter cu'oat. spout moi-st days 1.1- pcuhave‘sdvaaccd. andarc a vancmg, u we 0.
1|" W the". on the "W “‘day. Mr. Cole was called in the Ja- "mu m mm ”a am, m'weelt with their'son, at the Hutch m. month-mm! phat: orders for large quantities at —
WW“ W- " W "W on Hum wire mud-r cm W‘ ‘ot lunar-t that-ohaulwb- cou- sot “" M “ “mm" “W""r - eg on below what they could bobought tor today. i.
W.“ alluded. lid the my mini” for W "I m m m M mw'm ’m to ‘1]. “mm CVCIN. mc y , . i of m Cov. .
,tflnod mud untll the '0' small rather outlined what 5 bollevod to N ”.3 rdle! 1'. or three times dllfllfl Helen. m “ml-Old m‘hd‘F We nlwuys. have carried the W "0C 1' - .
mud-duo immediately doa- houn- thc Inntn ground of datum, JW'm~m ’0‘“. atlas. Thou-a Violin. has eringsinNorwalhaMthllseann we are Pflpfled ‘0 511°"
. « dmflnflodfir' 1" MW 0‘ “fl- “'7 “We“ were asked whotbor tit» ind m Toni-timin- mu inn-tins adds. m mmn.m “(up
. ‘bawt—ddl. an. more and "0"" m "5 W“ wwm’ dices trout are m ct intoxl to cleanse-tbs rid-an and linsb “he: M n m um, Md.
. H m ‘ M m mmm.’m‘ Church-Ira. “Gm 'hm 1.11.! m WIMim “fl-m wants “I ML.“ the M II I" m “on,“
,. and m elm it madlmmdmriugtmm «stint “m. "0‘ mm “a ouououudsditsmqutynllima- nicely ,
_ amt-Ir. tau-a sac—ll ”MMWMWWW‘ mi...- theyeonil glutalrcoaaldar- Whore; use ammonium!“ In » r. '
lilo
I a tsrger Wt chrome! preatry Brussels, Velvets,
Aminstcr, Bl‘rdy Momma. Fiber and Curt Rugs
in, all sizes, at prices that are sure~ to be lower than else.
. ,, ~ inflow“ m """""‘ "" °’ d In to a datum which mm m‘m'awcm~wmit. Tits rm “twill hold ta. '5“? I ‘
rifle-Ibo lath ”out '3‘" “Butler "t the Non» a. the: 1.. Wm “an“ row «armada-ya will “mailman inclined.“ ..4 Ice “twat-9'1. 12,31me at $33.05» 1001!!
~ , “char mm“ mmmmtmhmwn audio: mausoleum Mon South-av“. wet . , --
;.:1I.W.usurm M. . ‘W '0'» m an about m It. 00,. mmvaewm'w museum I.» “tubby. with a Body BM' .
”at :H fit 16 years tar-ago, survive ‘ . _ f
”'¢.whw*~wuths_gidowdw ,. ‘. ' i ‘
‘pu—IWWDmeurdrm , _ .
Wombats-l tim-ufl'a—M ' l . L . -
Icon am “‘1... wall.” “0 minnow . .. Aug “re
. . . . d. comm” «it? 71% m‘wssulrto'ronisr.‘ ' .
. ' . . . wot. ”: i»; I. if. ' . " w
.. . run he machine-salted or
mums— ruin-mm.mirmduoc.
~ moltW'ouatlwtbt
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