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WowVV-v -. . ‘- ‘-’.fi..v \ Both automobiles were badly broken. The mission, held Wednesday even] 45 i 1* visiting with her parents, Mr. all

 

and their owners worked all night try

' fin: to get them in shapo to haul them

ARIEN away. but daylight saw them still at

, AST wolk. ’l‘he touring car was finally
‘ ) " -- towed away on “three legs." but the
die of yesterday on the side of the

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l Hartford Smith. who has been a con-
lstslile of the town for over 15 years
ion Monday, because of a heart direc-

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m“ ”m" Pl“ ‘9 ”'3’ l" “'“l‘ ' Ralph Birchard oi the Post road has Unit which necessitated his withdraw-

“"°“' ”Guam“ “ h" hm" “1 not been well for a couple of days. all from the service. banded his res-
Cherry street. Enst Nor-walk. I

»~l‘ork Roast, 1th lb. Schultze. ignstlon to the selectmen. who no-

Edwsrd Price. of the East Side. has cepted it. and will appoint a succes-
Wed his position with the John "Old Trlmfi- 0' “in?" "‘Rh‘lfly- aor. ‘Hamp' has been one of the

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,. 'Itull store on Washington street. as ' ‘9“ 3““ ”mm“! "0'“ a "l" town's most faithful and silicient com.

o Boston.

ban secured work with the Remington ~F‘ru h an id stables. lie has always been may to
Company in Bridgeport. “ 0“ 9"" “c "’- Schultzc. respond to every call made upon him
-«-Pork Roast. 16c 1b. Schultze. “WI"! 10031 “890"?! journeyed for police service, which has some-

; William Mathevrson, employed in
New York, is visiting at his home on

Oove avenue and Fourth street.

chm” Newman. t w Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Williams or able visit at the Town Hall. for. when~l
o estport. is l WASHINGTON. March 31.—-Dr. C.,¢an- instead. feel as fresh as a daisy

“'“dngdd‘y "‘3’" ‘0 New Cflnafln In times necessitated getting out of a
Andrew Taylor's WWW“: I" attend comfortable bed. to spend Ills rest of
a ””0“” function ”‘9'“- the night in ii lonely and uncomfort-

vismng friends in East Norwaik. Richmond Hill. 1.. 1., were weekend ever a costsble puts a man in the local

_ Ernest Valentine, while at work you-
terday in the Hatch & Bailey yard, -
(a Contractor Wood. cut one of his "'5' Homer Birchard "d daugh- or similar emergency.
j, Angora badly. The services of Dr. F. W'- ‘W‘ W" “"9 be?" ”mm“ a

V. ‘0. town were required to dress the '9' days fl ”1“ home of TOW!) Clerk ated
‘ wand. and Mrs. Stephen Hoyt. ;
, . ~44er of Lamb. 22c lh. Schultse. Miss Theresa Hoyt. who has been

With the advent of good weather soprano solist of Grace church. Nor-
m Sidors hope that the paving work walk. for the past year, will. on May 1. S '1’I I |0N
fifths vicinity of the bridge switch ”so become director of that church's \ ‘
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Mb? started as soon as possible and chair. l

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.. Haunt-n. at Christ nutm- sum is. date tot- July 17-21 this do
_ mmumwmmmucum I.
with tin. runs mam- duo—inauduptm “PM ””9 '3' W.“- "5'.
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guests of Miss Josephine Coulter. of lock-“D at night. he is

necessitate the prisoner being liber-

 

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7' before summer. Mrs. Mary Hart of West Haven ar '- .

I. it Shoulders. 14c lb. Schultze. "M' 't the Methodist ”"0““n'l niday evening March 24th. l box
Tuesday. to ”end a couple M weeksvwcm was held at the home of Mrs.

 

lawsuit, h .
m by Ch ar‘les Keene. Henry w lie the conference is in benefit of the Methodist church

.. and A. W. Eldridge. Those of South Norawlk have been visitln
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in! men "n lilo represent. m. Last niirht. at the Methodist church. ‘ the farmer's daughtenJlfl. M”! A.

" m. on the town W‘m'_ ,Mlss Theresa Hoyt gave. her second erite.

. ‘ annual musical evening. in which shel D, ‘ Jun-ma
rm“ "€le “3““ ”m" m uni-ted by Charles Sterling. vtotnolfl"d?3’331u.gvl£‘£§nt weeks
his!“ be held in Christ Eula» "ulstz’Alfred fund. tenor. and muslin Bridsew-ter. mu- .
arch. This stilt-ts at 3 o'clock. hols Bmhayd, pianist, and accompau-l The widow of the Rev. u. Smith.
will be in charge of the rector, lat. with an” C. Whimsy at thel‘m" formerly labored in the Baldflill
finest-hay. , lornn- church, itaunow living lagoon pin:
gnaw quilt was started. yesterday. The Darius ilmnoa have begun pmixhziphcmpmammz-lamh
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a tenant house; for than.

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“humanism; "Wm“

ing. in St. Matthew's church. wnr‘

ideeply interesting. The Rev. t‘harles
A. Marks read the service. and the
|Rev. Frederick. A. Coleman gave an
earnest and powerful address on tho

,taxl rcmslned deserted until the mid-lien. ‘1 Am the Light of the World.“t*

,Thc mission services will be contin-
,ued on Thursday and Friday evenings
‘of this week.

l George B. Middlebrook. of New
:York, and Chic Ogden and George
Hilbert. of Wilton. having finished
their course in Storm Agricultural
College. have returned home.

Parties have been in town recently
looking at houses for purchase and
rental. Mrs. Hardin and Miss Wood-
worth. of New York. were in town on
Tuesday.

CIAN TO WED.

' Mrs. Wilun’a Close Friend.

Wilson‘s mostintinlnte friend. will be
'msrried within the next two months.
Announcement of the .engttgemet was

 

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Fresh Every Day

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, Ute is not merely to live, but to

Mrs. James Fairly. on Seminary
street. returned to her home in Stall~
ford on Monday.

Mrs. James linnford has returned to
her home in East Norwalk anor-
spending a few days at the home oi;

Iher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
t Duril‘s. South avenue.

Nelson Brown has resigned his p0
lsition in the ticket office at the Stani-
Hold station. and win associate Mas-
Adam Heerdi's meat market is be-‘self with the Stanford Auto and!

ll" redecorated. lump Work, next Monday .

HM} On Thursday, April a, will own.
Howard Toma 0' Stamford V s the next regular meeting oi Wahack-

Sunday "uh 10h" thlo. lma Encampment, .\'o. 15, i. O. O. in

5“" W 39°“ h“ “ WW” m"ornncl, High Priest Bushnell will no

 

llive well. eat well, digest well. work‘ assistant at the Weed studio on Msinl present on his regular annual omelet

‘well. sleep well. look well. What a

—-—————- iglorioua condition to attain. and yet
on ORAYSON. WILOON's PHYSl-lho' very easy it is if one will only
adopt the morning inside bath.
Folks whgéare. accustomed to feel with John 3, omen-ht, at West Hobo, 2 to 5 p. n... to raise funds to com-
.»dull and heavy when they arise. split- lion. N. J. lplete their annual missionary box.
“We-M. ll W” All“ 0- GOMMJ ting headache. stutly from a cold, foul
“lotion. nasty breath, acid “may, mlllinery store in the McKendry having finished his course of lllstr

nant matter.

obliged to ”31‘- Grayson. President Wilson's pity-,1)? opening the sluices of the system
the Post road. main near the place. in case of fire.‘ Iiclan and naval side. and Miss Alice‘fiM,h morning and flushing out "10 trip to Boston. days, with appropriate instructions, nt
' which with Gertrude Gordon of this city, Mrs. Whole of the internal poisonous stair

i Street. k l VII“-

i-‘rank Kelley is having his mar et The “mu" Auxiliary of St.

“9“” ”mm” '“d "”"M '°’ ‘1'” Mark's parish will hold at sale oi

'ssaaon. ‘ icskcs and other food with at Mr.
Phllll’ “3an“ spent ”19 weekend ‘ Macauley‘s drug store, Friday, from

bliss Claire McKendry 09909“ her,‘ The rector of St. Mark's (‘hurch,
building on Mondnr r trated talks on the Bible. will hold

F. E. Durtt returned on Sunday eve-l lanten services. until further notice,
ning from a several tisys‘ business on Wednesdays. Thursdays and PH-

it is said that then are only about! 4 P- m. ‘
two inches of frost in the ground at Miss ~Edyth Wochr. who has been

Everyone. whether ailing, sick or the present time. g quite in for the past two weeks. in tin-
well. should, each morning, before, Mrs. B. (‘hristenson of Bridgeport proved, and expects ‘0 80 ‘0 New

‘ lmade today by Mrs. Henry Wood breakfast. drink a glass at real hot

, Flournoy of New York, Miss Gordon's water with a testimonial of limestone

lelther in New York or Washington

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l‘JOD will attend.

stomach, liver. kidneys and bowels Chas. punk. at Norwalk.
‘and may be solemnlsed in the White the‘ previous day's lndigastlble waste.

’ launt. The wedding will take. plac‘b phosphate in it to wash from the

. n . ver York. Saturday. to spend a few days
3.23,; fgisgulrwfi: Warre A. y. with her mother. On Thursday or
Mrs William Tuttle is spending “m ""k “‘9 W1“ 80 ‘0 90mm.
‘ rai d w'th her daughter Mrs ’snd will remain there until about the
seve 3" l ' ‘ '3 middle of May.

, E A meeting of the Women's Home
”"- “m‘” ““5““ “Meme“ piasinnary Society will be held in the

lacuna—The President and Mrs. Wll- sour bile. and poisonous toxins; thus an Operation tol- appendicitis at the lecture-room of the Con gregatlonill

‘cleansinlt. sweetening ind purifylns Slnmford “0’9““ “"5“” mmmg‘t‘hurch on \Vcd‘cfllay. April 5. at 3

Miss Gordon and Mrs. Wilson were the entire alimentary canal before
close friends before either entered the putting more food‘lnto the stomach.

as the guest of Rev. and Mrs. S. ”9:le mam, of North Wilton. for the. White House circle. and they have The action of hot water and limestone

Miss ids Weed is tji‘ndlng the East-l p_ m. A report of the annuarmecl-
er vacation with th- family of Dr. C. ms held at New iiaven on March k
h 09mm " WW "0““ . N- ~’« . will be given by Mrs. Wood. Mr. Sit--

Dr. Edward Bennett of New Yorkgwart. home missionary. will give it

3'13““ Europe together. Ml“ GOP-‘phosphate on an empty stomach “i spent the weekend with Dr. and Mrs? talk on his work in Fairfleld county.

scalar. Mrs. Horace R. Nash and daughter, don is an orphan and daughter ot‘wonderfnlly invigorating.

It cleans

tJ- HOWIN HO". 0“ Oenoke avenue: Master Howlrd Smith was tender-

tho late General J. J. Gordon oi this. out all the sour fermentations. men; The ladies of st. unit's church will 1 ed a surprise party arm home “his
icity. who left her a, large fortuné “waste and acidity and gives one a» hold a oakcoale in Macaulcy's drugimmpu, Saturday snanoo'm ... r

Us with seven! mimosa. Withjaplendid appetite for breakfast. While:

l‘Mfl. WHIOII. Miss Gordon vs I snout you are enjoying your breakfast the
lot the Pro-Mom's fully or Cornish; water a-nd" phosphate is quietly s:-
:N. 3.. last summer. Recently she has . meting allarge volume of water from
' the blood and getting ready tor a

'mado her home in New Yofi‘ where
she has been studying languages.
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thorough flushing of all the inside

The millions of people who are
bothered with claim. bitten
spells. stomach trouble. rheumatism:
oasrs who have saliow skins. blind

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Itore. Friday. oommenclns at 2230 D. 1 of his third birthday. Various named
in. ”(were enjoyed by the guests. who were

Conductor W. A. Green has beenllleased with [a sumptuous spread.
of! duty for several days-.tkis week 3 Those present were Hilda 'Weil. linu-
W. J. Dixon has filled his place on the: Cl' Webb. Gearive m. Raul
electric branch. ismith. Clllord Webb and Howard

JC. H. Demeritt is able to be onus-“m-
agatn after being confined to his home.
hmp‘nvowocklwithauvare,’
amok cl lb. I1!- .CHINEOE TROOPS DECLARE "ODE.

ills. Anna «Bellwootl and her daugli , '
'ifl', In. Fianna. and daughters lair; mum
°"" °‘ 9"" Chm" mu " ’3 SHANGHAI. larch at—rhe troops
with Mr. and Ira Warren Avery. lat. lwatow and hi. in tie"

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