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Ire. Jones [accents-0nd entertain-
ed the Whist Club. 'l‘hureday after-
noon.
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Rev. Carlos Hartyn, D. ‘D., has re-
turned from a vacation trip to Wash-
ington.
H. B. Cooke, of Highland Farm. on
tertained State Deputy Northrop, of
Darlbury, this week.
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Acardputyalld receptioninaidof
Red Cross work was held Saturday
afternoon, from 2 to 6, at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. G. 34. Xenon.
I" “M of Fort street
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”0!.me
ativeeinmll Y.
mos Kate Crockett to visiting Ire.
stood June. ef Phuuelyhis. Pa
TOManGeocerles it theA & P
Stores
1’5 55. Gran. Sugar for $1.00
Pink Salmon Tali Cms- 8c
Iona Corn, 2 cans tor 15c
one Maine pound 130
White Beans, a pound 8c
Quaker Corn Flakes, 3 pkg. 5c
Sultana Peaches, a can 140
Miss Lois leech. of flighinnil ave
one. to visiting friends and relativ-
ln Item.
Charles Gazer. of kchiniey place.
isalletobeebeetapin. alters:
attack of the grip.
In. J. Jarvis, of Highland avenue.
entertnined friends from New Haven
over thevweek-end.
of Weatslde
Weekend with
Dance.
the
Miss Nellie
avenue, spent
friends in New York city.
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Spring Hate are now on
smiths for all occasions.
Read Cd.
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, Informal Display of
Spring Millinery
\lt‘\\ >honillg authentic
Hate that are exact reproductions of French modes.
copied from those of Georgette, llamar and Lant’in.
10"“, ill at her home.
Sailors Turballs and the lit‘WllClllll little "(it ~l
. Rev. H. C. Eva delivered est rdtl . I g “ H
kind-lea. of First street is a Hill ’I e y' Mailer George Mllfle the weii- « ~ . '
of .a st? um “are“ on the "Dark - . , models of which every women must have one.
3““ “Wk of the grim Side of New York City" in the Pres- :zztIZIIOEIIIgwIiIIy:LnIIaItI-:::e.III “I III‘ Ogden“ Mllk a can 10c
h l byteriah Church last evening. _ Bth Hats. I l l
Brut. or Bette place has re- it ld I to am 5 u 8 cans
gr Prom nlsltln Philadelphia. . T e A “ T 0““ he “' ' - D r D ‘0' 256
.I o my: :3: 21:3 53:21”; “d gang; monthly meeting, Wednesday after- M This section of the Millinerv Shop (lift-n an own of
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{II in 0'" Brnnlrup, of Cottage St., was N. Y, and will “I; rmmDr.OII\ei “000. in the church ”"0" ‘ unusually tilstltlt‘tlu- \l\lt‘>. l
l.” a visitor esterd ‘ II (AOU'I 0” II I I
7 IV in Bridge-I ”I” mum... on Gracie street. Mrs. Susan Petty, of Mt. Vernon, Til/tiered Hats a speCialty.
.. JI —— .\il "—I spent the week end with her son. Cut out this Coupon, present it at our l Second floor.
’ ,fil. 1W“ “up...“ are... “ho “In: iii“; $22.13.? 52:; II: Charles Petty, of Raymond street. Store this week and by buying so;
I I m “I ”m" “m ‘3 grad“ long Neck Point was a visitorln win "I III III convene, III
‘e‘u ileum-s Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson haiel emcee, exrnacra and see em
.3 __ I '0'“ “3‘ "9"- moved into the John W. i‘ennell's! . ""3 WW0“: 1°“ W" "WV.
{’3' and Mrs. Mayer Josein. of East lt‘rahk Santa 'I‘pm” mpg" in The house, which they ”HIM" purchased. 5 “ GRl‘ EN
lfl‘ton street entertained New 2 STAMPS FREE
Review ofloe, can t the d this “
”Elaine over the week-end “III" in I 'pmth.IIday efIm‘r’nmm Mrs Charles Petty. of Raymond 8'. TRADING I he New COllarS
' 'l'he inllfl‘y w“ treated by Dr Noxon. is entertaining her mother Mn. W. Besides WU Illd EX“. Stamps Given OII SI!”
t. IuIeell Deane of East Norwnlk Stanley Lockwood of New Canaan. no. Monday” March 13to
lee resumed his duties ill the R. an I
d . . . .
I}. C tCo. after his recent injury lfizsavemeséxsfizhonwhfeifi 2:: Mrs. lollies Vincent is recovering Saturday. Hard; ‘8 About this lllllt.‘ of year “lit-n tu-r)‘ \t'ollllllt is .ttrt'd
of a broken arm Miami, new for a week or so has at unicely. at her home on ROwayton ave 'I’Hto GOUPON NOT 0000 AFTER of her winter clothes 3 (lCCldt‘tl change cun be managed
. . ___‘___ .30 been at the Royal Poinciana Hotel Mm a serious attack of appen- MTURDAY, MARCH it. quickly \viih :It new collar. Look at the lilfiplny cases
Olcer John Collins was to char diuIcitls. "I ‘ ‘ I I I
so it PIIIII Mb. ”I Mil. “rub“, , . “Ilh ll“. (Xhlblth of i
of the lust Noualh he“ 3.... . l — 1 tam .’ “h _ . .
Wintheaheeneeofotncer Johhdlty :rkatozonghzf 31:71:22;- {If}: The many friends of Mrs. Mary: 30 s 984W l lb. Clilflfe 35¢ Georgette Crepe Collars, t-lthcr plain as a l’ttl‘ltall
M who am one" Milton r. wu‘ to Hobo Boufld‘ where they vAil Thomes. of Rowayton avenue. are glad," 25 ‘ u ' ‘ ' , is u 32c llt'ilt‘Oll. or clllbroidcrcd.
m Wnnood bent. remaimfor a week’s stay. I‘0k ,now that “I” h “I. to be I “I I . l
,_ A d t tII'IIIIII after I '0"! "Ma'- 20 30c Organdie Collars and Collar and Cut? Set;
‘ the " t1 1° Md" brought livo med- 5“ - "
Al been to Block Rook. ”Sufi: wrigmrwr; 32:5:to; :IIhoulhI-I The Brotherhood of the Baptist rg‘ette Vestees, plain and embroidered.
I. till towed the soon ‘Geo (‘hurth held n meeting Friday even- -' ’ « ' - . -
“[10 ber of futures for the public wellare. i C Breton Plutln ill i «or ’t’lll‘ (TC )t- or or 'alltlll' for
m?” ldded 'llhIsflphfleI to the “0“ny Dugdale's orchestra of which in at the church. Regulswbusintl‘: 8 ea' . . ( a o. 8 ' L l . l».
. . . . "In“! t r a sec . . . . .
‘- fififiulrh: Putter Companra she is the leader. paid a vlsltto stam- 5:3“: suited" ‘ " . WASHINGTON 81‘ SOUTH NORWALK. “’“m “‘1“ ”‘51- .
that. . . morning. ford Friday. Miss l)u‘dn]a'g “MW“. . ~' ‘ Tel. 0.909. .. , Free Delivery. Ii . . Main floor. '
Thorogufar Sunday mm“ “on,“ e gifts also find expression in chord. Friends in ‘Rowayton will be 5106 f ‘ . ‘
e «inging and she often sings in the I _
m held M0"!!! in Christ church. II rchI h i it.) know that she is able to be about‘ . i
‘5 rector. Rev. 1‘. F. Clak‘e)’, in the cm c ore. the recovory of Mrs. Judge of Philar l '—"——’—"'
“It disc -' a to , whose
* II.‘ , “w The Fa“ of the Harry V. Snead has been appointed delpm" formerly 0' m" y a lull their reports for the past year. H. Hines has rented the roolnsover- ‘
thdtem“ prayer and semen by the Publicity Cumming, of Stem health h” been i“ ‘ "'7 "do“ m" Miss Marie Benson of this piece is hood of E J. Jan. etue. from H. s.
was t . . .
.. evening I 7‘5 0°10“ lord's 276th anniversary celebration (““0“ for WW acting on .subegitute operator in the Weed. and will begin housekeepinin , ‘
Brl rt erc n it th N. E. soon ‘ I - I
mu mother, daughter of Dr xngflomh vm:ImIIIIIIwIt.IItIc;IIt:‘ The Ladies Aid Society of the M. ”gig. mm '" 0 ° '3 . a." ‘ Imp a m. huh an ‘ I
Idler. onottme pauot of the Norwalk sou 9003 f M E (‘hurch held a Inleetlng Wednoldly 9“ ll ~.-_ t it \ »' - . ' 0 * .
‘ 'l Chm“ We on “Korea" It being "on“ out. in book II nfternoon It the home of Mrs. Alfred Thi tln If .I . Th.“ next old fashioned 69‘”. ‘0 bei . ~ .
he mm. ,in the Snead will call on the business men "(I "I. of Crockett utreet. to die “5" are “9" 39' l “'0 shape xlvonunhe. Old Lang SyneCluh will ,I. ' ’ ‘ “
East Avenue M E Cr 1‘ l .
* shortly for their support which it is for the miners? show which the Holy tak . I . -
m» l n; lit. at nrran ments for the suP' ° 9“" l“ 0‘” ““0" "a" 0“ .5 PL -
we. a, mi", c m“ goiter ” " earnestly hoped will be hourly and :28"er w“ bush! Friday “m“ Name society of the Church of the March 28 i . . ._- -- ~ --.. ..-_..- - N. M-
.. ‘ ' onnect. with the r Au I ‘ ‘
W. I. ll. 5‘ generous“ No one else authorised It): Some time “I” spent in sewing. Isufimm mll‘flvevln It:el;fh;ll o: I
, - do this solicitins “r Smd ta" ' ' 9 °" ‘ '° . A alelsh ridins out! from out of. c it m e on LIGHT AND vowzrlII‘I5
\ Irenchcd at any time at 23k Atlantic The Bible Stud, m”. of the M. E. 17. Music will be furnished for danc- town visited this town Wednesday! ELE 1' IC Wt N F
. strcct. Stamford. Telephone 31"" t-.hurch held s meeting Timid“ 0"“ .IIIK by 8'9““ “Chem“ and. from the sounds every one was HEATERS "fl WHIIEElEclmc ”0. ”5°? and 833' 0”
Stanford. mg. at the home of Mrs Joseph R "- “00
Althoush winter has I out grip on ”‘M‘m‘ “”9" “mm” ‘ ELECTRICAL enomesne a conrnscrono
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The ladien' Aid Society met with
Ian. ISwan. Mill load. htday ailer-
m. ,
Miss (Mary Lockwood. who has been
visiting her mother in town; has re-
turned toMeriden.
Misses Laura. and Edith Raymond
of Norwalk spent Sunday with their
host. Mrs. John‘nhn’ Lens.
L firs. Swen has returned home from
st with her aughter Mrs Joh
ilnelle. in New goth. II II
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Misses Mary slid Josephine Austin
(I hrlington, Conn, are spending the
.‘week with their aunt, Mrs. A]
.Mery. , ”I”
, g Solon Borglum, who has been spend-
fiagtwo days at his New York tsudio
. the
Darien Grange. .\'o. 183. met Thurs-
. day evening in their rooms at the Con-
gregational Church. in spite of the
bad weather a large number were
present? After the usual exercises.
lecturer’s program was given.
which consulted of an instructive and
interesting tnlk on “Seeds" by D. S.
Davenport. of 'Rowuyton; “The-Dual
Purpose Cow." a paper by ll. B.
Cooke; a paper on the. study of botany
by lMrtl. B. H. Raymond. and readings
by Harold Morehouse. State Deputy
. Northrop was present and gave some
helpful advise. Delicious refresh.
ments were then served, and all Went
home. having
‘ evening.
Everybody who travels in the Pot: t
Road between Stamford and Greenl
wich. especially those who journey by
ltroliey’. .‘are familieIr with Wendle' ”J
is a switch at this
But few people
Hill. for there
point of the line.
, - the returned to his home 3—- Il 0' know that the granite gate posts at
IIIanoh. Silvemu.._ » 1 the new . entrance- with stone wall
end imposing stone steps. wen
Ills Nellie Killing, whileenMst
. p work at the box factory la‘st Sut-
mil-hing. became suddenly and
, ~ “I!
M“! iii and well removed to her
that Iahe the removed to ‘the
. . _l and she was taken to the
’k hospital, where she wen op-
-. . upon for appendicitis and is at
t doing as, nicely as could be
llliflillil ,.
’ Albert lunch. or New Haven, spent
:Iweel-ead at hie‘ llnwe inIfl‘fie-
i.
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m from Bridgeport~ 035th briaooll has returned III”!-
nt tripe-hm mmmcmhusvuon'wmvmhhusms imlulllifi I I it III
I” .. hams-nineteen.“ Ins-Imam. We." '-'*te‘w '
t:l,_..-.. , 1“», W“ " j ‘ “IN mgr I ’I no -.
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WM' “silk-v MC: «rev *6». no ._a-.:.I.»
brought from the once beautiful old
homestead of Edwin Booth, the actor
who resided in the suntmer at One-
ooh. When the New ork, New Hav-
en end Hartford 1%in took over
the property to build-its mammoth
electric plant uppon the site, the old
homestead was turned into an oflloe. '
end the once attractive drives and
gate posts were ebandoned. Time
has wronghta
on Wei-file's Hill aleo; for the house
that once mood it was destroyed by
fire." and only the barns remain.
. eflhvooghtotaer,s.it
(hiya. Pickle. or .ltllghiand avenue. l,
a victim of tin. grill.
' Taylor of Pennoyar
enjoyed a profitable
l
aohange equity as sad _
street. During
the owning several lrish selections
were read by Miss Ruth Thomas. Miss
Gladys Mills also favored with a few
lrlsh songs. '
.Weetport and surrounding places, lo
cni members lire alreedy discuflinl
plane for the annual lair of the W
men's Town improvement Association.
A meeting will be called within it
Miss lrene l nch entertained the short “I“ when committees “I." be
lllembeis of thttIIDeft Finger Circle at appointed to t“. hold ”1d 8“" the
her home in Tokeneke. Tuesday even-imam b“ fair oil. The ‘0‘“ derives
Plans were made to hold . St. much benefit from this association
m" Sidewalks are built. parks are made
, March
”me" D" mm on Friday l children are given prices for
schoo
..h After busi-
:1; Jug: fstIItIh:h::mbers enioyed good work and many other things are
e t
an old lauhlonotl ammo“ a” o ”mu” m mm
l‘ichard Le Ga llienm, of lion ntun,
Iii ho is still in Nassau. Bahtlln ltzis
Just returned to Nassau. front :1 cruice
nth Samuel M.-Ntcholsot; :lllti Ill“
lIlllll t‘. Nicholson. to (Ml. is-
They have been gone on the
min"; ~
Miss Edna l. Weed. who was oper-
ated upon in the Norwalk Hospital.-
for appendicitis. returned to ‘her home
on Cherry street on Sunday and ls-
getting along nicely.
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Henry Thomas has opened a shoe
street. having moved from North Main
street to the present place.
l
4 Berry Thomas and James Glynn
ispent Sunday very pleasantly with
ifriends in Nougatuck. They returned
{ihome by auto and covered the dis-
l insane. to h ldd‘s garage in just three
i
on, I how
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lit ds.
1‘ for over a week t-ruisilt:
t‘ i Exuma Guys.
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, ' l'rALl'm sun: was MOUNTED
eons.
_ NEW YOHiK, March ll.—'l'he lfhl-
ian Steamship Vet-3:, arrived here
8 Kento. of to RI tI'l‘heetre ‘today from Genoa h guns mounted
Norwslk 'r a visitor :82?“ ester- et the stern She carried no passen-
M 11 0 Y gers. This ts the second time the
Verona has reached here armed.
Mr». and Mrs. Earl P. Stevens and
children who have been living ill "
Greenport. 'le. 1., for several month}
are expected to return to Rowayton
to live next week. and will probany
occupy the house of Mrs. Mary F.
Jack on McKinley place. formerly oc-
c opted by Mr. and Mrs. Marsh '1‘.
l.
t’l'hntoher and children, who reoentiy
removed to New Haven. where Mt
Thatcher is employed
' The sun is nature’s furnace for
" fiction the World. Hot as this
noture furnace is: it does not fur-
\ null heat enough in winter, so We
must warm our house with an
artificial furnace. . _
' We have one caution to make.
afterytnl: have decided one erase-
Jtln, that is, get. your fornacp
lure meiotic...» Ashamed my
igisz‘hm moo furnaces.
t: try to heal: :tsme- hon?
50.1118 inflict: no maintain it Isood
.I llhfishm o uni-u" n :-:.t 5’
" Mon-QM x.
Wilt no?“ of Wright etndt
event Wetlands! in mm 5
mile-Alinesmnh offlidgeport
beeragdbltatunhomeofilergran
”WWI for.asnrel
repairing store in the north side of?
the McKendry building. on Moin'
We carry the largelt line of Dining 800m Domes in the city Full
line of lighting fixtures. flashlights, supplies. etc.
—Nltrogen Gee Filled Auto lamps-
134 Washington at. Phone 34“ 0o. Namath. Gene.
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THE NEW
PrairieState
muslin
In All Silos
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Let Us Showa a Buckeye
Cattle in and sec these wonderful ll--
ulbators at work!
Let us Show you the chicks while they
are hatching and prove to you thetw
are selling the ed'{teotcst Ilatchir' We;
ever invented. t on show you an in\
cubator that you or anybody can opt—
rate and batch a chick from every hatch-
able egg.
Every Budceye Incubstor is sold with
‘ n tee—a guarantee to h ch
every hatchable egg-and they never all.
» We can show you dozens of testimell-‘
. inls from people who bell ht Buck es~-
peo lc who never own arr in tor
——w o are repeatedly hatching every
' hatchsble egg they put in them.
We want you to see these incubatots
tend be convinced that they will batch
. more chicks, bigger chicks and stronger .
chiclu than any old hen you ever-owned.
Mi In 5 sizes—m egga‘ te' 350'ch
Sold as low as
$8.00
- Ou flu market 22 yurs—over‘gupm
v1 successful operatic». A31: for 0 But-
rye Catalogue.
it D. Morgan
, "-' (Me-or to than. is pow.) . I,
.; itrwlasltmeron pr; , - ' so. noswi'llw.’ down:
The Sand Tray and Heating
App-rattle of this incubate:
are features worthy of special
consideration.
COME IN AND SEE.
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