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69 N0 IAN ST.
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Natale-McFarland.
Miss Grace Mt-l-‘arlsnd. daughter tt'
Mrs. Dorcas E, McFarland. was mar
ried on Tuesday of last week to Patsy
It‘s A. 8 Cool. of Bums awnue.
has been oonlned to her bed for ill.
past week suffering with a bad cold
She is improving at this writing.
=———- « 1 5 ' __ fl . \alnle of Stamford The wedding
«9 hit} it i. Raymond. U" "H ‘1 ‘ fl \va~ performed in M w York Slap
art-nut». entertained Mr.- Within: and u “as “new”: only by gray
Busch and her daughter, t‘arol. or .l-»r friends of u... (.ka,‘ Mr and Mrs
5e! City. N J . 0W" the “'(‘t'k “11d Natale are to make their home. afte:
April 1, at Droohside avenue. Noro
btel.» um
“i
Mrs William Gilbert.
her leg about three months ago, it“ .1
has been at the Stamford limpita»
ever since, has (out? home Mrs.
Lena Brown will attend Mrs Hilbert.
EAST
NOR WALA'
who
Sella Darien Property.
Auctioneer Philip S. Green sold two
double houses and a building lot in
Leroy avenue. Darlen. Saturday after-
noon, to Mrs. Geraldine Painter. who
iorclosed a 34.000 mortgage on the
premises. The property was formerly
owned by Anton Nordiu The selling‘
price of the entire property was 83.»
400. 8600 less than the mortgage.
Mrs. lverson of Greenwich motored
over from Greenwich yesterday after‘
noon. with a party of friends. to an
afternoon tea in Noroton.
m
: Susana Camp Fire will meet.
’ ,1“. Miss "figure-t Roberts this ove- The Lenten
4' a us church,
- ilargely at tended one.
sertice at St. Aloysi-
fl‘uesday evening. was a
The sermon
P. H “Gum" of Mount SM is was preached by Father For. Next
My Visiting in Middleto.wn because Wednesday evening at 7: 30. Re\. The
‘0. death of a relatiie. ter Dolin of St. Itase's church. Merl
den. will be the speaker. Father Do—
Ir. and Mrs. C. A. DeVoe have willn was formerly curate at St. Mary's
W to their home on East Avenue parish. Stamford.
‘ ”may a two months visit in New-i
- “In, Conn.
Willi a crash that could be heard
{for some distance, the root of the
W. 1‘_ 1.x Clip”, rector 01 Christ lame. barn itt Bast Maple street. on
“Wop“ church, vnll preach tomor- the lloyt property. fell in r‘ridm Elf
vow evening at Grace Epjm-o .1 ternoon. (it late. the barn win used
Mb. uptown. for nothing but the Morin); of ~oi-it
{things belonging to W. S. littytiiond
-
The heavy drifts of wow have put:
many automobile trucks out of com!
mission, among them the big trucks
belonging to the Swift Packing (‘omg
puny. For many days .lohn bit-Naily‘
has been doing the hauling for the.
Joseph Abrahama. Connecticut .tur. So.
Samuel Abramson, 9 Roman street.
Hyman .Bate. 26 Water street.
Joseph liaunigarten. 23 Lexington av,e So.
Walter iBi-cker, lll Washington street, So. Norwalk.
A P. lleckman i (‘o._
it T. Bruce. 15 Willi street,
Julius ilodovsky. 9 lt‘ly ave.
Rates. West
Jamel
t'arl Errlco,
“FEST-film
Norwalk, L‘onn.
t‘enti'al Food Company. Railroad ave..So. Not-walk.
t‘hurt-h at Miller, 33 Washington lirec-L so.
Mrs. Erminia (‘inque. 29 Ely ave, Saxon...“
Ii. Cohen. 7 Day street. 8... Noiwalk
tiluseuppi lie l’etro, 5 (Slit! street, SU-Xorwalk
Michael De i'etru, 36 Boston street.
Morris J. Epstein. 94 Taylor ave, Soyunnng
New (‘lnaan are,
Esposito Brothers. 22 Wood street, s...
Mrs. Marie Piedelle, 10 Bouton streets... Nor-“u”; t
l-‘inney & Benedict,
Edward J. Finnegan, 168 Main street,NU,-.-att._
Louis Htelson. ti Henry street.
ll Wall street.
- ERE To B ‘ ,
sociONY
KEROSENE' 01L
These dealers carry Socony Kero-
thc Standard Oil Co. of New
YorL s best grade of refined oil.
SAFESTand IE3!
XUFMIUL 'l‘ teodorc Ruda ‘4: lAhillglUll ave, Ho. Noi‘xulk.
50. Norwalk. itoyal Ufin‘t’ly. :5.‘ So .tiaiit strte,t So. Vtirwalk
Norhalk. Shellie] g; t'tzinger So. Main St. kWoodvutd ate, So. .\ut
Norwalk. . St-hachet. 15» Main street .‘xorvtalit.
Slut] Ilrocery t‘o.. \l'inuipauk. Conn.
Herman Salitk. l9 Fort street. Bast .\orwalii.
(irrin K. Scofield, 167 Main street, Norunlk.
Mrs. Mary Serie. «ll ilouton street, S). Xt-F‘\Eéll.
Phillip Slomansky. 3] Day street, So. Xorwalk.
.lompii Suites; 45 lxxinglon live. So. Norwalk.
JUM‘lih Stephanait. 29 Broad street, Xoflittlli.
Abrz'ni Stull, 2% Cottage street. East Norwnlk
lion-is Stall. 94.4 Main street. \‘ornalk.
Samuel Tsvlin. Peddler.
Andrew Tesla. 2 Laura street, 50. Noritalk.
Mrs. E. Tohiit. til Woodward ave, So. Nontalk.
NUTWalk .\lr.— Annie Tove. 67 Lexington ave... So. Norwulk.
Somali." Sebinu Tronoone. H3 lily ave. Bo. Nor-walk. .
:«d Grocery Co. 20 North Main street. So. .\or.
Normtk t.:-nin \‘ingo. Tit Taylor ave, So. Nor-walk.
lll‘llllall \‘ogel. 211 Washington St. East Norvalk.
Morris \'ogel. 68 North Main streets“ Not-walk.
s3 \i‘ashlngtonstreet, So \‘or
Norwalk
So. Not walk.
Norwalit.
30. Norwalk.
So. Non-ant.
Miss Marion l.'lluuiinedieu. of RO-
m street, has left for a several
'hyl visit with her tolh'lll, Mrs, Geo.
m. of Bridgeport.
The turkey supper of the Mayflow
Q lembeis will this etching be held
The cave-in of tlie butldinn marl» tlu
panning away of a bold lulltllititl‘lt
Friday ei ninlt Marti. 24 the unini-
tladies of the Congregational t‘htii'cn
will present two short plays in the
tliurclt parlors The first uno to be
company. driving daily at four—ln-hand
horse truck loaded with meats to‘
Port Chester. There is room for‘
many a useful intnrowrnent on the
autos and trucks to which the invent-
or tnlgltt well into his attention. sole
in the problem of safer winter trit-t
. the “MN-‘3 on Van Zant street. An Signiisa‘? “l‘fi‘xa‘l’ :lrlm‘tl‘lltil". The vel. Why not a fender plow for snow?:
.. . . . . . - - . e. pper. .‘l . . a .
Illluaily pleasant eveninz Is antici~ widow, Mrs Stanley P, Mead; Kitty, Why “0‘ an autotrtnk plow. I
But .her daughter. Mm \lllry Rug-pm); .
__ :Alllll .lt‘niinii Ilupkug‘ H mm. in- SIXTY-TWO EMUGGLERS BE ON‘
The no" Lenten a"Tm,“ to be held Illllslllve. Miss Florence Mead: Mrs. DUTCH BORDER. I
~ - {I Christ E he i -h _' Hortcnsla Pastonc. very genteel. Miss - __-. .
D. opt: t ul't‘h will be on t‘lata ittiu-ov; hora, her daughter AMSTERDAM. March 21. “that ex-‘
t .- ‘cnk the regular weekly session of the
Way owning. These services will
an provhptly at it o'tlock with to
victor, Rev. T. l-‘ (askey. in charge.
hnlfll“ :iii hrs of business were
u night tiar- ’lt'Ptl at the weakly
Wag or the East Side district com-
ma. Tht' commissioners will
an.“ the council tilt-cling tonight in
Woman‘s Auxiliary of Christ Episco-
nl church will be held. 011 that day
.. Vulu. Menard Hendrick. at her home
, an (Jove atenue.
will entertain the
when ot that organization.
"A. ‘v- is -' v-tr'
-.
Miss Ethel Lawrence; Katy lioolan.
lrtsii help, Miss r‘stt‘lle Shules. The
second play is entitled. “How the
Story Grew." Theory“ is as follows:
Mrs. Brown, lilrs Mary Rust-0c; Mrs.
Green, Miss Florence Mead; Mrs.
Benn. Miss (‘lartt Ruscoe; Mrs. Rice
Miss Nina Middlebrook; Mrs. floo-
little. Mlns E‘Alolle Shun-s. Mrs. Snow.
Miss Ethel lawrencc; Mrs. Taylor.
The play starts til night.
b..- -. --
an it long. cold rile at night on i
late Norwalk trolley the friendly con
dttctor confided that there wit a clip
ping from the Stamford Advocate
inflated in the other of the cur barns
tin Port “Chester, and the same clip
- cm. which shows that 033
traordinary vigilance has lu'l‘ll necet:
sary to prevent smuggling into and
out of Holland during the present
great war is indicated by an olicinl
report of the Dutch general headquart-
Intugrlt-rs'
were killed or wounded by fire froni'
soldiers during 1915. whan 36.679 sum
lb“! , Mrfl- Stanley Mead: ‘sirs. White. Min monsos were issue for smuggling. in
V . , . imfie Emu)?" leln" (“Tiling stood a further effort to prevent smuggling
‘ " ‘ ‘ H on ma e. it a punt to come . . - .
0. Thursday atternoon of this early, as ”um, are no mm "WWW“ it is non for hidden to stout any goods
within an hour‘s walk of the frontier.
DRINK HOT WATER
llll' YOU DESIRE A ' '
BUSY COMMON
William Ilt‘itelson. ii West ave, So. \tirwalk.
Solomati (lellowits. 47 River stret-t,_\‘u.\t»a|k
Abratiain Green. 182 Taylor avv, Sil-Norwnlk
John Greenwood. 56 Belden ave.. Norwalk.
Allen ll. Gregory. Neitown ave... Norwatk,
Samuel tiutltowsky. 3:: Osborne 8V(?.,Ea_\t XM,
Hardware & Auto Supply Co. 42 Water 51, So. .\or.
ilubbell Staples. till: \‘i'ater street_ 30mg”.
Henry 4 arria. 21 First street, East 3‘0“.th
l'hilllp Harris. 106 Harbor ave, Norwaik
t‘lltford l’. Hayes. tilt North Main sing... 5..
laac llellzint. Slivcrmine ave, Nurwaig,
Bernard Hershfield. 19 Wood sweeps“, Nufu‘alk,
Albert W. Hodge, 232 East ave, Bust Norwnlk
Nelson Hoyt. 10 Washington street.So. Norwuik.
Samuel tilynian. 54 Water street, 80. Xorwalk
Hyman lsreal. 4 l’lattaville ave. Norwaig,
Benin-t Jackson. S first. street. Edit Norwnlk.
Mrs. Golda Joseloff. 60 Belden ave.. Norwalk,
Samuel Join-tn, Zti Chapel street. Norwuk
Samuel Judalowiu. Stuart ave. Bo. .‘hrnalk.
'\irs James Kelley, 80 My IV! Bo \‘orwnlll.
Benjamin laposky. .6 Day street. so Norwalk
.\'or
i. 'Honimedieu Hrotliers. 203 Washington 51mm East xtng
Prank Honor. 2 llouton street, 50. Norwalk.
Mrs. S. Mather. {ti Connecticut ave.. So. h‘oruiilk.
.lohn Mutter, 70 t‘edar street. 80. Norwulk.
:eorgc ()tharne. River street. Norwalk
Dr. is. l. Peck. 66 (illusory Bouilvard. East Norwalk
i'tittl l'rnuaaer. Paddler.
Aaron Paris. I! Woodward ave... 80. Norwulk.
Rn‘ph Per-chino. North Taylor itve., so, Nor-walk,
Barney Policy. :1 Monroe street, 80. Not-walk.
A. n. Roquvl’eddlcr.
Raymond “nary. ilO 'l-‘iitx ilill tlload.So. Norwalk.
Raymond a Company. 60 Wall street. Norwalk.
Albert P. Reynolds. to Wilton ave.. Norwalk.
('artniin- Riccio. 13 (‘rom street. 60. Norwallt.
Gus lludn. l Ely ave. So. Norwulk.
t. \t‘ultlman. 229 Main street. Norwatg ,1.
Martin wtirga. 17 Ely ave.. So. Norwgtg.
\t tlluiin Weed. 45 West ate., Norwalk.
.tlu Wtinstt-n. i3 t‘hupel siteet. Norwalk
Mn. Charles H. Wilson. 5 (‘enttal ave, East .\'orwalk.
w; tfer \\'isnle.tvsky."f>0 Slocum street, Norwalk.
lohn Zitcher. 23 Day street,VSo. Norwatk,
Moms .l. Epstein, llowayton. t‘onn. _
Mend Brothers, Rowayton, t‘onn
Mortimer L‘. Ogden. llowiiyton, t‘onn.
Robert Scalzi. liowaylon, Conn.
t‘. \'. t‘antrell. liarlen. Conn. ” .
W, l‘). Ashton, Noroton, (‘on .
ltaur & Company. Norman. t‘onn.
nit-hard Dugdale. Noroton. Conn.
ttorge ngdale. Norman, Conn.
t‘. .\. Lane. Noroton. Conn. d
M A. Allen. Saugutuck. Conn. Stan m1
llct'rs Brothers, \Vestport. Conn, ‘0’ ‘1 film
i P. Duly \l'estport. Conn.. Stand“
ti A. Darrow. Westport. Conn. Itandud,
l.. lvratlno. Saugatuck. CONL, Standard
ir-ens Farms Grocery. Greens Pan-n. (‘onnq Standtrd.
\t sitiuyer a} Son, Westport, Conn. Ward.
l). Luciano. Saugntnck. Conn, 81mm
ltobm Mills, Westpott. Conn, Siam
.\l. llcnzulia. Bauxatuck. Conn. Standard.
1). Sachs. Westport. Conn. Stamina.
R. S'svanio, Sattgatuck. Conn. Standard.
\'. Shllepsky. Ssugatuck. Conn. Stamina,
lla'ylur it Richards, Westport, Conn., amndard.
Stanley Zebra. Greens l-‘aims. Conn. Standard.
Cottage Grocery. So. Wilton. Conn.
.l. H. Renting. 80. Wilton, Conn. ”um
\Vm. Barret. Wilton. Conn. , ,
it. w. Keeler. Wilton, Conn. ‘ ~ " ~
E. o. tilmstead. Wilton. Conn. "' fins:
.3.le
Karl Och. Wilton. ('onn.
_ ;ping was pasted on it cztrd :tlltl hum _. _ L
7 RO‘MAYTU . in the Norwnlk otllce. And rim 7.1., Day. we can't h." but look
i
it: . .. N“ I ‘you think it was? It was it paragraph batter and f..] better ,
'6‘ - ;from the Chat \hout People column ngu an Inside bath. 3
,1, w ,—~. .r _ _ . >ln a recent Advocate, compiliiientlmt .‘
V ‘ .. _ — _ .
A“. and Mr. Bum“? (‘ uflhman lio- glskctlzzdugorlshoin tic tStamfod .\or r . AEROPLANE ASTUPENT'S FRANK
-g‘u amt have been entertaining o e r cour "y and great To look one‘s best and feet one'sl
”V“. Bowayton Methodist
(fiends [mm New York.
Tho Peak Sisters will entertain in
church on Friday «tuning. and a novel
program is to be presented.
Emscopal double fare to tliarlen.
willingness to be accommodating
:many little ways
‘thelr power. It is a fact that. in spite
of the forty minute schedule and the
these ‘good
fellews" run still make the trip pleats-
ant.—-(‘ hut Man in the Stamford 1th
whenever it is in:
‘nlbtst is to enjoy an inside bath inch
morning to flush" from the system the
previous day's waste sour formula
lions and poisonous toxins before it is‘ “'3 ‘0 authentic information
illllmlbed into the blood. Just as coal.
.Ncw Haven Hears Yale Cutupa Ru»
ponslblo for “q Mystery.
NEW HAVEN. March 21. —Accord-
here,
the supposed aeroplane which is re-
whon it burns. leaves behind a certain. ‘ ported '0 hue been "a“ flying over
ttho works of local munitlon plants
light suspended from a big box kite‘
and supplied with gas from a small.
acetylene gas tank about one pound
in weight. also connected to the lite. I
According to the information. the kite .
was operated from a hill adjacent to
the factory by Yale students. the en.
tire affair being a practical joke. It is
.1 ‘ > . amount of lncombuatible material in.
y , Harry S. Bryan intends to dispose. .—
." ‘ ' 1 his propery in Rowayton avenue.
g .. and will move to the Frederick Pen-
{1er bungalow in North avenue.
“I he may ultimately purchase.
/ ._ .-
WARNED ABOUT FAKERS.
State Amciation Sends Out Notes of
Their operations. i m .,.. _
According to notice from the score:
Through Attorney 1"” p. Dunbar fury of the Connecticut Association of
. and Judge Gregory an application has Civil and Comm-rial Executive there
‘ but made at the Connecticut Train- are a large number of falters traveling
=3: School situated at Mansfield 0011- about the ante trying to take advnn
”tent. for the adnlingian of Richard loge. of the. prevailing good times and
.thc crippled newsboy who m generosity of the while.
a short tlme ago in mi, city. According to the state association.
barges of theft. Ah flamingo“ two of the fake-rs set up the claim
.ilo boy's mental condition will that they have sulfered from brain‘
’ to be made, however, by m fever and are now deaf and dumb as, it.
.ns,'boforc he can he accepts. a result. and are getting money to as f washing the waste material and tox-
Ichool. slat them to become operators of 3' ins from the stomach. liver, kidneys
_. linotype machine. or something elseland boweltbun.sac
' postponed meeting of the Men's One man gives his name. it is alleged.‘ and bowels. thus cleansing, sweeten-
" Giana of the Rowayton Metho- as F. A. Shannan. and states that be ing and purifying the entire ailmen-
drinlt tukcn carh day leave in the all--
‘mt‘nttiry organs a certain amount of
are then sucked into the blood through
the very ducts which are intended to
stick in only nouilshmcnt to sustain
the body
healthy bloom in your checks. to see
your skin get clearer and clearer, you
are‘ told to drink every morning upon
arising. a glass of hot walla:- with n
- ”—
ovenlng. Attorney Nehemiah operator. which he has had to give up‘ into the stomach.
‘i is expected to be, present, and because he cannot hear. Men and women with salow skim.
an address. Men of the vil- The other man purports to be liver spots, pimples or pailtd can—
9 “agent for The Mothers' and Child-[platen also those who wake tip with
humility evening the mid-week rans' Aid Magazine. primal in “Ila":a coated tongue. bad taste. nasty
cc of the Rowamn [etho- This man. it is attend. goes from breath. others who are bothered with
church will be held. and place to place and inserts an adverw headobes. bilioua spells, acid stomach
tng gathering is expected. tisement in a newspapc tor a woman or constipation should begin this plus»
' , of “fair education and personality for phated hot water drinking and are as-
' LAWYER GETS, m local child welthre Work." The sun sand of very pronounced "reanlttrin
ll'l-‘Aimlo FEE. ' act-then, it is alleged. never got any. tone or two weeks.
.Iarch 21—811- John 6i- rnagulnu that they pay for. it is A quarter ponini of limestone phas-
"mum“. HMO“- most! a fate by the Ohio state, photo costs very little at the m
in could not agree with board of charities. tutor- but is sumctent to ”We
. ., on thou-thud!!- mthirdfakertsaman whom» that Just. as soap and hot water
. buntnmdtotb around and tabs: orders for thrarcloanllos. print. and W to
pduhmctithuflh“ paint)! silk incum- nonfat”. madam-immune
imam bum twoi-Ih mmwanlu,.itbam Macaw-station”
on. will m I.”
mums-h. MWWdrfl~ -- Mawnhuflym
.rmll.u‘ Wampum.“ Junta norm-t um out-idem“;
mummies“? - “ammonia”
an M21. to a alga-gnu mug—Jim, u, a, u main-mum the blood. mine
I. will“ - x i ' . i .
inuigeattlu material. which if not slink.
=..r'~i mun-x and poisons wliich'
‘ If you want to see the glow of!
teaspoonnt of limestone phosphate in-
whic‘h is a harmless means ot‘
.......__..__._ lm mun-t dwin- mtg-scan;
10m but... u
is due to three thi
gowns at home
Intuit Putty. rimm- m
lltn form of ashes so the food and here I." hid“) night flashing
rays of a searchltght over the works,
was nothing more than a small search-
HUNDREDS or
SMART
SPRING STYLES
rx. the family
NOW ON SALE
M
the ;
beautifully illus-
trated in the
Mca Ca "l
Book of
Fashions
suggestions to help
plan clothes for
. every member of
' The-popularity gi .
MeCalH’atteriis . .
ylc, .5t and eat of making. They
make it possibkno easily construct the trust fashionable
now believed that yin reported air-j
ships sot-n lunar-bury recently
me scanning of the some sort.
1'
Six Men Tell The Truth
1 about the way they came to get married.
} 1 If you want to know what they really think
. ,. about. it, get
Pictorial Review
For April
15c n cop} On Sale Now
SOUTH NORVVALK
as
.—.__.-- __._.... , .— .. . . ....
3»: rooms A MAN groove 1
IT. - I
because he manages to eat a
tough, stringy and juieolen
plea of at.“ or roast but and
has dyspepsia for his oomph
catty afterwards. Don't be u
martyr to poor meals When you:
on My prime M,’ateah
chops and other means at the
sun}? price here. We know how
to chose meats. poultry and
sell only the choicest at
' GHA‘RN’S MARKET
Prim sass 70 North Mala mot - rm Delivery.
McCa' r..'~.-— ‘"' n" "
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