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Enterprising Bast Siders who do:
sire factories in Ult‘ir district have
‘ths van ant plant on ‘Viniln‘d street to
reel l'ouiring firms townni
A regular meeting of the oiiicial
bid of the East Avenue I. l.l
church was held last evening. Roux
the matters were discussed.
-—&oulder Steal. 12c lb. Scholar.
The many blends of Its. Anna.
Bologh. of Winfield street, were yiev
ed to learn of her death yesterday
afternoon. lira. Balogh, whose hus-
hfl is dead, is survived by in chil-
, can. ‘
Within coveral days the old Colon-
hl foundry. on Keyser place, is to be
add at public auction. The selling of
08. Mg vacant plant is to satisfy a
block-us brought by one of the Sec
Cal dll'tl’lcl banks.
leathers of Christ Episcopal parish
ore discussing the holding of a birth-
day party some time in the near fu-
ture. No definite plans have been for-
.lnted. as the ah‘alr will probably
not be held for several weeks.
-«Pork Roast, 16c lb. Schnitle.
The layflower pinoclile tournament
will be continued tonight. The scene
will be thtI headquarters of the com-
pany on Van Zant street. The teams
are led by valiant captains each. who
are 1. A. Johnson and H. A. Water-
hrry.
In. Frank H. Sturtcvant, of Greg
on Boulevard, yesterday afternoon.
at her home, entertained the members
at the Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
Episcopal church. There was a large
W. and a pleasant afternoon
was the result.
The regular monthly meeting of the
8am Norwaik improvement Assocta
tion will be held on Tuesday after-
noon. larch ’l. at 2:30 o'clock. at the
‘ bane of Mrs. H. c. ill-an, of St. John
rtn‘ct. Matti-rt: oz regular importanc-
will he discussed.
«this lbcondtc lbt Schultse.
Much progress is being noted in the
installation o the litagneto system at
Ibo East Side municipal plant. As is
to be expected in cases of this nature.
the lighting service is not up to until.
Good results are expected as soon as
thet‘nnw system J“ installed. It is
pin-Otto have it completed by the
end «this week. in the meantime,
the commissioners and sane-rot“
eat world appreciate patience.
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Forms:- lowsyton Minister to be Pas.
it of St. James, New York.
I”. hank Warneld Ci-nwder. Pb.
n. d Grace Church. Providcl‘co, has
-_ hoot-pints call to become rec'or of St.
James Protestant Episcopal church.
Indian avenue and Seventy-first 8t.
He will succeed the Right RH. Fred-
crl-‘x Courtney. D. D.. who Hinged last
October. after a rectorsllip of twelve
Mrs.
Dr Crowder will take up his new
charge on the ilrst Sunday in April.
For eight years previous to 1900 he
was rector of Grance Church. on Stat-
en lsland. He entered the ministry
at the Ephrcepal church after complet~
in): xterm as pastor of the Methodist
church in Rowayton and Sttmtord. ani
m in New York during his deaconato
His success in Providence has been so
marked as to attract wide attention.
—Dikle Bacon. 14c lb. Schultre.
“Arch" Selwyn. who lives at Row-
nyton in the summer. has placed an
_'order for an express cruiser, fifty-two
_. last long, eight feet nine inches in
beam and drawing three fact. it will
he equipped with an eigbtcyllndor b
an
n
:1 L, faulf'npeedway marine motor develop-
; ' 23 miles per hour.
1 I. ”Whores-power and s spend d
have all the latest improvements and
will b lighted by electricity. it will
. ”’5" hl'two feet too long to be entered in
the express cruiser class. according to
”Lb American Power Boat Announ-
t—‘n ruling. it will be used mostly
Na long nuns Sound.
Wider Steak, ire lb. Multan.
.«Mm too lb. Schema.
STAMFORD caravan.
A number of Norwalk haistbail
wen M in m be
. nth-mm“
' .m was def-aid. 13
2mm ML larch .3110.
lithe
20*
iNgtmN
in; h thedtapel. and not today.
—monider Steak. 12c lb. Bchttltse.
if. DcOouret-y and family spent the
weekend with relatives at Wilton.
The ale and tea of the Noroton
Presbyterian Church is to be held
The seieclmen have appointed C i-‘
Wegner of the Heights. as tree en'-
den.
The family of ‘l-‘lrst Selectman
George I. V. Schiichtiag are enjoying
a new Victrois.
—-Pork Roast, Hit it). Schuitse.
Dr. C. H. Noxon has returned from
his trip to Veneauela and the Dutch
island 01 Curacao.
Next Monday evening the Holy
Name Society of St. John's Church.
Noroton, will give a euchre and dance.
The Selectmen have been busy on a
call for another special town meetinx.
probably to be held next week.
Miss Martha Schlichtlng of Brook-l
lyn has been spending the week aliand will enlarge on the work of the‘h‘mt
the home of her uncle, C. I V
Schliehthig, Sedgwick avenue.
nosey were two of Darieu‘ l hasketbaiiiI
fans who saw Norwalk whip the Bluei
Ribbons of Bridseport Monday “‘8'“ Iliill Methodist c.hurch gave a social the benefit 0! the lyoms Plain and:
The vaudeville and dance of the \‘o .nliti supper. Thursday evening, l-‘ebil'aiiey l-Vorgo schools, under the di-
roton Heights fire company was heldiz'lth, to Mr. and hint. Emmett Moore.‘rrctlon of the teachers
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last night.a large number be ing pres ‘
out. It will be repeated tonight, in the
firehouse.
giiie. Town Hall.
'.\lalth it’lh. on
Chestnut Hill, which is underping
hull!" alteration. '
Gaylord Whitlock has recovered
train a slight attack at the grip. I
Several from Wilton stunned the“
Regent Theatre on Tuesday.
Stephen Thayer has recovered from
his recent illness.
Mrs. lrving Hoyt. of North Wilton.
is seriously ill
There will be an auction. March
8th, at the Emmett Moore place. in
North Wilton.
Miss Frances Holland, of New
York. spent Sunday with her parents.
hit. and Ira Oscar Renaud.
David Winton. who has been
spending a few weeks in Bridgeport,
has returned home.
Mr. and 'llrs. Davenport White, of
Washington. are the happy parentsol
it little son.
A committee of ladies are trying to
collect old linen and cotton for surgi-
cal use in the European war. Thee!
necessities will be. sent to the War
Relief committee. in New York. where
they will be forwarded to the hospi-
tals in Europe.
Mr. Wright. of the Connecticut
Farm Bureau. will give an address. in[
Saturday afternoon.
“Boys' and Girls' Ag-
lit-ultulal club Work in Connecticut "
different departments namely can
ninr, gardening. dairy and poultry.‘
invited to attend. l
The Ladies' Aid Satlcty, of [laid
on the occasion of their departure for
New Jersey in the near future. li'ortyI
itriends were present and a pleasant Hall. Thursday evening.
.the West Side. will soon move
Inue. has been sawing wood, by on
Walter 1)th rill and Martin Shaugh All. both young and old, are cordially sine power, for Charles V. Di Blonds
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pritlg Suits and Goals
The beat that the trad: produces. To every woman who seeks to combine refinement
with up~to-datc style lines and distinction, we have mud: to show that Will please in
judgment.
Harold nun-tic} meant street. ; . m
Chfllllll w h‘a‘s us-nt - rev,
day. with his family in the Uppcrfi
'Paristl ‘
hr. and llrs. Samuel B Sturseemf
to‘
Kent. ‘
George Coleman has joined ihe|l
toroe at the Ahms‘ steam saw null,E
now operating on the Waterburyi
tract. in Norfleid. i
Mrs. Allan Gibord has returned from
i visit with her parents, Mr. and."
tire. John C. lobdell. at Greenfieldl
Hill.
Several Norfield Grange patron: Il-l
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Every suit and coat now arriving comes from New York houses of the eulusive hind.
who are closely "in touch" all the time. Every day we are advancing for When. new
styles in which novelty is the key-note. showing extraordinary success in combining ma-
terials and clever drapings and manipulations in the prevailing style lines.
Exclusive suit fashions for as little as
! $12.98 10 830-00
And COATS from $6.98
tended the meeting of i-‘airficid Court»
ty Pomona Grange, No. 9. in NewI
Canaan. Wednesday. 2
Work has been suspended for a?»
short time on the new house being
erected on the Hilderlng farm. at.
06011 Hill
Several new members will be re
Spring Blooms in Our Waist Seétiun
Delicatcly colored. perfectly patterned. in cotton, silks and fascinating lace Waists in every
variety of design from ......................................... 98¢ to $8.98
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SERGE DRESS SKIRTS
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In all wool materials. from .
ceived at the Communion service at
the Hatfield Congregational church
Sunday morning. ' g
A dance. under the direction of‘ '
Lower Parish young men. will be!
given in the Town Hall, Friday even-l
lug.
Mrs. Elisabeth Lewis has returnedl - . o e
to New Canaan, alter a visit with hen ' h N H d T
pa,rents Mr. and In. Philip Ger-‘i C armlng ew ats an "mmlflgs
Complete assortments are ready for the woman who wants exclusive styles, and we sell
them for less money than any store in town can buy them at wholesale. Come and be ten-
vinced.
no... The PARIS mm...”
88 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
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William Wakeman. o! llilierest ave-1
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and John McCullom.
An enjoyable whtst and dance for
, Miss Sarah.
E Tresdwoll and Miss Gertrude.
tlmschner. was held in the Town,
The launch will
Charles ll (‘opley of the Connecti- Isocial time was enjoyed. The Rev. l-‘. I
cut Company. who was on a tour of M. llallodi was deputlaed in behalf of;
inspection in this section, made sevor- then. present to give Mr, and bin.
nl calls in Noroton. if all men faced Moore ‘ 8"“, count.“ to markl
05M“ “4 “Ml“ 3“" comytheir active interest in the church and
plainls as genially as Mr. COW”: “natalso as a token of friendly good will
did business as pleasantly. the bust!
neon world would have a very diner]
eat atmosphere. .
«~llaic Bacon. lic lb. Schultse. ‘
The Board of Finance appropriated:
”to to reimburse lira. Gailney of
Clock's landing. for expenditures she;
made on the house she occupies on the:
town's leased land A recent to'nilativcs in Nordeld.
meeting decided to pay her 3400. but
at: ill‘ltch, the former lessee. paid' 5“" MB! Mormon In Ire-talus the
tun-half of the amount to her. The. week-end "l Danhury.
board also approved the long-disputed! Robert William was A. hairless
bill of Goo. F. Pentecost, in. allowinh visits. Thursday, m [warm ‘
him $790.40 for extras on the new Toll-t F. W. F. Annie is . M visit-
OIOKQ ma, after he hld "I'M "‘lor ll h" Norlleld residence.
throw ol one item at “i.“ for walk. The 0”" Parish and Kiddie
at the Seoleld Muse The bill of flir-
schoois were visited by Supervise A.
ON A. Persons of $55.75. for expenses 1). Green. Wedn y.
attending hearings at Hartford. eta. .
in connection with this work. was at The Afternoon Willi Cllb has I&'
m- allowed. Next weeks town meeting headed its meetings until the close at
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tors. and it is believed that they will hire. Willard cmronl and daughm.
be approved The? in" M9" dis Margaret are in New Turn to remain
cussed in several town meetings with- until londay. i
h the WI year. “ i Mr. and Mrs. William P. Lockwood. ‘
3‘" W“ “V" W“ l” "mm of the West Side. were visitors.
Beauty?” Yes. '6 agree with you Thursday. with their daughter. Mrs.
that there are many beauties in Nero}
ton. but we refer to the original No}
roton Beauty. it is advertising Norm
ton to the world; some say it navi
put Nomton on the map. Be that as it'
may. while every one knows that
there are “some pumpkins" in Nero-
ton. we will have to admit that the!
Noroton Beauty is no pumpkin-«not.
even a “peach. " but just a potato, but
betcher sweet life. it is some potato. 4
There never was such a potato. and
created right here in a Noroton gar-
den and exploited by a Noroton man.
Even Slubb n and
the lion. l'. W. Brngserhof. But then
‘ Dangerous Bronch-
you know "Stamford potatoes have
a lt‘lllffluon which dates back to ihr- l'
Revolution. Edward T. W. Gillespie.
in his History of Stamford. records
this fact proudly. and tells how wide
ly the Stamford potato gained celebri-
‘ty in New York city and elsewhere a
hundred nml fifty years no How"
ever beautiful the Noroton Beautv
is by no means the last word on pots
'toea. and neither is Mr. Burbank thr
only one who is “doing thinn" with
vegetables. The very latest upto
bin idea in thin field is raising po
intone from seeds. and again Stanford
in to be congratulated upon prodae
iii: the local celebrity. Prof. Edward
II'. Rigatow. of Arcadia. Sound Beach.
The ldterary Digest of Feb. 6 devotes
over a page to Mr. 'leelow's story 6
searching about- fifteen years for a
thimblefull of potato seeds which is
worth sin dollars.
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RWILTON
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For Coughs
and Colds
lS Yields to [income
Plan-Seed Oil and [fish loss. two of
Linonine's important ingredients. are:
well-known agents. separately. h the
treatment of coughs and colds. emulsi-
tied. togeth\er with other curative a?»
dies. in Kerr's Flax-Sud Emulsion,
they form an irresistible preparation
fin- the immediate relief and prompt
cureofsll formsotooughs andoolds.
even bronchitis. most stubborn of all
coughs, ylblds to its healing properties.
Try this famous old totally remadynnd
audience the comfort it brings tn1
it .is allowing the system or wash.
throatand lung imam
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Norman to be present at next Mono
day's game, at tho Amory. Tom the
North Hudson center. who
Norwalh fans at the North Hudson night. ”arch 10th, in
lame. has been signed up by the Nor- of the state championship series 0w-
M'uul Ethel Lockwood has \isitadre‘ play
on londay evening.
thmwmuenTbopuessaad-test.
«litre-idiom“ Marthe body
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NORMAN won? PLAY. ‘
Owing to the inability of Gmirge’
crested
Lad es Brown Shoes
InBuMndeAcgraulas-Saoovalmatn
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Ncmo Corsets
oi}. British Tfii'ld‘fi-T.”
such a favorable impression on the Nerwaik plays Danbury Thursday now on sale.
the deciding
820%
ALTERATIONS FREE OF CHARGE
“held; have 5.3.. 331586 in}:
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l\vallt management and will be at an ing to unavoidable circumstances. the The match will be played in the new
tor for the locals against Jersey City date of the game had to be changediState Armory, seats will be reserved
Georse Smith will mute to forward from the 15th to the 16th. ion the for the Norwslk crowd and dancing'
‘laking the place oi Norman, who will M of a Danbul'! W"-
with Heading against Trenton “Championsz Special" will run to eightpiece orchestra will
Danbliry the same as formerly.
The' will be enjoyed after the game.
anti-unis.
SEMI-ANNUAL
Clearance Sale
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1 BOUTON STRm
Sale COmmenCcs Sat, March ,4,
AT 9:00 A. M. ‘
There will be great reductions on our entire stock.
some at our specials will be as follows:--
Result! $3.00 Cot-sit at .......... . ......... $2.48 m3 mm “d “Km“ a.“ m ”d m;
Rm!“ M COM at ' " """"" 8288 "who value. at ................ .. , .. ‘11.“.
d Bi. use . Hundreds of More: Articles.
Md y ’ st whichwecannotmwlnihere on‘aocoultof lack at
““9“ 5‘!“ real" trawl-oat 89p mflkzfillfll mum" ‘
mg.“
"KJOHNOON AND”WWE’ BOUNDTOR
The round trip cost SPAIN.
with admission to the game, will be wxmx Match 3,4.“ Johnson.
the same as at the other game. 31.35.10". mm MN. m his wife '9“
{Upon last mm for Coronas. Spain
‘Jehnson was ordered last week to
“heave England it was stated at the
furnish. Him. that he would still tor Sott'll
Ammo.
’84
Boys’ Corduroy Knickerbockets. .7
Good Valu‘. for 8.2.5 will be ofl'emd at ... 85¢ pair
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