3111111111111: '00 not mics it. come and
W] : :- RIbrins Jad- friends.
Rowayton Baptist Church—‘10: 30 I:
nL—M‘Jrnins \VOTéhiP with 30:31}?
the W. tiffhe Neglecte '
w “Blithe “use: of the sermon. The
sermon to the chfldmu “ "‘ "
the theme 0‘ Altar. .. 11 50 a m.—
.fls sunday sch: 1'1 1' 1'11 1111.- -'1 to study"
Aft)
me lesson for the day. 1.11.1
is
11
1 lens for the. Father's House",
f. _ 101111 2: 1322 3:45 1). 111—1111 Jun
M ior C. E. will have their 1111-1"'2.1g in
' WV" , 111- Sunday school room. 4:30 p, 111
j—Tbe combined service of ‘11:- C l).
utiau Endeavor Day and every En-
:deavor should be pro: 11.1 7 11 19.1150
1.11- 1111113311 mectiug.
‘Socicty and the chum 1111s is Lima-
1
”-
“Fruits at 1111:
NOR WALK Chfioiln.‘ Endeavor Tree," is the tsuh-
' ject. Rev. 2221-5. “Fru 11112 151' mil-
cs" will be the 1111111 111‘ .'11- pastor's
-1... sermon.
The Ladies' A_id will meet on \‘1'11‘1
aesday at the church.
The monthly 1111113111111 filming 1113‘.
7111‘. held on \Vt‘tlntsdoy 111 7:11.].
Work on Community llall is pr»
{leasing nicely,
~ Skating is fairly good today £11 11121
» ”t Nerwalk Mill Pond
in; thermonetm reg?- ‘ 1"] ab 11
IS degrees above zero last. evenin".
W—w ___~..
DARJEN 1111 11111111111.
Richard W. Fitch of tic-idiom
taken a punitim in New Ymk
Another session of pinoc.1le will. be
Eu at the Mayflower Hook 1.1111 1.111-
‘1 quarters next Thursdty nig ..t I
_ _ _ Miss Virginia lllhclticitl, 1151111131, 111'
.Ofllcer Wallace R. Sammie will b":N°w York, Paid a ViSii t0 Glcnin'uok
file to resu ne his duties duringr the anti Noroton 0“ 'I‘huradny.
latter part of next week. ’lie wail
li-l:
1 fueling line yesterday 'i Mr. and Mrs. Ernest, Mann have
--"" -— rented apztrlmt‘nts in Mrs Berth-11
_ The Sowing Citclu of the Fast No:-'
I‘llk Improvement Ashociution met
Weiday afternoon with M11 Everett
Bulkley, of ‘St. John street.
Schlcuit‘r's dwelling on \‘,'1,-;: pump}.
Mm. Andrew lottery 111‘... 11~.11‘.11y
‘opr-miul llpu‘l 111 1: Nov. Yorlt hospi
‘tul, and is expected l'oluc shortly.
' 1
, 1' Chariea Gchrnzaun, of 01111 avenue,
in: accepted a position with Taylzr'
1 l 1. Chester Crain cf Not'oton “Nights
1" Golden. His many ”bl". S “Sh Meow“ taken fl‘pflbilltlll as stock clerk in
.60988 In his new pi‘sitlon.
1Sargent's factory at New Haven.
There 1': a great deal of talk i". tho‘I
'"flug thnfitove" Club on the lilac.“
"We about the coming match betwce 11‘
fituing Kunz and Harlem Eddie
Kelly. The Battier is the lawn 110.
3 Hardware ldcalcrs did a fine bust“ I
‘neae in skates this w1111cr.The\ ray
Hey have sold more skates than .‘u
my years due to the. long skating
monfinhlch has lasted totIi some
incite. ‘ ‘ ’
Charles Chandler has left 1111111 for
a visit to his former home at North
Granville, N. Y., where 111‘ has relativ
G. E.N.Artltur was in town a few days
ago, directing improvc‘mcnta being
made on the place which 1111 recently
acquired here.
'Willlam Muthoi' & llrouhre making
impmvements and alterations at the
'Henion house on the Post road, which
will be rented next season.
Mrs. Ella Buckley, who recently re»
ceived treatment at the Norwalk Hos-I
fpllal for broken ribs, expresses berg
salt as being highly pleased with the Rodrick M. Edens of Cleo, S. 0., who
7 pelnstaking care of the nurses and ‘11 now a law student at Harvard in
“one in charge of the institution. spending the week-end with 1111111111
. ravery' consideration was shown her no the old King's Highway at Nom-
‘It‘hlie there. ton.
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The Men's CIRS‘ 0! “10 East “VFW“ Mrs. E. Bicknct has left town for
'Iethodiet Episcopal church Will MW \‘etv London, to visit 1110111111 there, at
”It? their 8111156“ tomorrow “Buslnesa- tcr enjoying a lengthy visit with be)
ad Religion .. Why ”'9'" should be daughters, Mrs E. lmunsbury and Mrs
the question of money in matters per .111. B. llindley.
(lining to religion. and what differ-
1‘:‘.1:ence religion would make, if any, in .
.;1‘bualnoas. All these queetions will be
ndtscusaed by the different speakers.
1
I
Superintendent of Highway Robert
N. Greene has had the stone-crusher at
work at Dr. H. S. Neilson's stone-pt‘
preparing material to be used on 1111'
highways, for several days past.
' Arrangements are. being made to
We the coming supper of the Men's
(Sass one of the best ever given. A1 - m“ .
flier: ‘but good musical, program is The iloard of Relief will be in 501‘
N08 prepared 01' solos and the male sion Thursday and Saturday of nex‘
quartet, and then an address by Redneck, and the two Saturdays follow
11:. Stapleton, or the Congregational ing. to hear appeals {mm the decisions
111111111111. A good many invitations have "1' the assessors, £10111 9 a. 111. to 4 p
«been given to the friends of the class In.
and a splendid time is expected. 1 -——-——-
L, 1 John H. Oberlander has broken
W V”: W“"""'f","~‘"=u ground for his new residence on 1.11“
g lot on do Post Road until rtcontly
IOWAYTQZQ‘ I owned jointly by hint and V. R. Pooley
mm“. ...._ .... ! having n'coulred Mr. Pooley's interest
1in the tract.
1
Sidney Gartrcll was chosen superin-
1‘“ tendent of the 11111111111131 Sunday
school for the ensuing year. at a meet-
The l h lng held last Sunday. auccnctlint; W.
1 regu ar moat ly meeting M the lrvlng hiwndes, who declined a re
Myton "039 Company will be held election after one yans service.
the company quarters in Rowaytozi '
Mac. on Monday evening.
I. R. Holland was in town one day
week to inspect the work on
tfli‘l‘okeneke homo.
Myron Methodist Epllcopal Church
Notices
Gunny. January 21111111111111. war
“at 10:30 am. The pooploot Row-
; The James Macombcr property. in
the West Norwalk section. was aold a
Itew days ago, by Marshall P. Richards
to J. Cromwell. connected with the H.
B. Clafln Co... of New Wk. who ex-
pect: to retina from bucinenl. and with
111.1 too mu. m in chicken. farm
in; upon the tract which he in» lo
«M
_ the Rev, 1) pints. um
ImMoveniu service.“
.mdtbehrmplumto
assisted by a corps of young men serv-
I1-1l a large 11111111)” of patrons at a hot-
roastbcef suppcx r
‘biat'tllln
ipleted the bill of fare. The lddlea In
[charge of the affair included Mrs.
:Jam-f‘rl Slow-1h,
(Mrs. M. L.
‘field, Misti
,\1 11111114,», and tin-111111
.1. .31.»:- ,1. 1:... 11.111111111111111: an: 1111111 aide «Mama 1'.
1e“, a” ago. The lad was taken to visiting with friends in New (33an
1111‘ “panama immediate-yr but it was 1
found that the. eye could not be saved. Sherman C- Weed is flow 111 Florida,
Much sympa.2.y is felt for «the lad. who 71'1”?" he. expects to remain for the
.1. 1-1' the most promising pupils next ‘six weeks.
at the Center School. ,
‘. itv.‘
Miss Mabel Northrop of Pound
The silver tea and cake sale at the Ridge is visiting with Miss Beatrice
c 11;. zgattonal 111111.01ng Thursday Green on South Main street.
.1~' '11 big success. It was
1=_ (Marge of Mrs H.b Brown and her Miss Grace Haupt has been visiting
3111111., .' “1,11 (,2,er “ho were assist— the past week or so with relatives and
.11 1., Mug 1.: d .1 uni tnr‘ng to the friends in New York.
nlnpv notrrmu wlm 1111.13»: “1 the house,
'11' .1 mm 111' o: o::1.. 'VWD. .MJSI Clarence Maclloughlin has been con-
With-11111 J Reid 11115.11 M Smith, and fined to his home a greater part of
\lrt'..'11drcw Waterhmy assisted Mrs. this week suffering with the grip.
7?‘ 11": 1 1.11.1 tca 11.111 served by Mrs.
31111-121111: W. Bell and Mrs. Alfred
Morchousc.
l
Miss Clara Fanning of Stamford
spent the weekend with Miss Anita
Raymond on Railroad avenue.
Rev. and Mrs R. H Neide are board.
tug at the Hampton Inn {of a time,
during the illness of Miss Martin.
night. __
10:1 or (it: fo‘gjeLIfgczig' Miss Amanda P Weed of Weed
‘ street has been spending several days
with friends in New York this week.
111 of 1111‘. Methodist Church.
1 12-11
Thursday
Fl.:.‘":'." tutnipm‘ .1.
..W 1 DOWN“. George Kellogg resumed his busi
Halnes, \llss, Aimu. 500- nes‘s duties in New York, Monday, at-
Illannah Nixon,
.Joi11 Brun1n1er,'Mrs. John Place.
included Ho-
‘wartl Holly. l 11.] 1 11.1-11, Sidney Gart-
réll, John U1driz1, Charles Selleck.
"1:"
.11 in \\i ,
Mrs. Margaret Parker and son Wllv
lard left Saturday for Camden,
Raymond, Street & Son have been 0‘ the Willi"-
1busy {01 59111111 days cutting ice from '”‘ *'
the goldfish pond, and have secured a 5““ MMR'UETW MRIIT‘UN‘ attende'd
111111 1111111 Mum,” , , 1"‘111 11911111, with the dance held 111 the Stamford High
1111‘ :1113' 1.1111112 'l‘iy‘ 11111.11 11,115 been School Fridty evening and enjoyed an
fine for the lct‘nn‘n, with constant cold excellent time.
L‘Ilizllgll to fret I’it‘ 1":le yct not 110 m-
Itcue'c as to cttum‘ the general public
‘to complain. 11 “1:1 txpt‘t'tt‘d that prices
next 51111111111 will 11.110111 the same as
lat-'1 summer .Th.‘ 5 111111 11'11'1.‘ recently
thought a 111111115111111'111'11' wagon dtawn
b) tltt're l111;'s1.', 1111- only one of its
kind in this 151-1'111'111, with which to
.icrvn.‘ their patron» 1131! season.
A social hour followed the business
session of the installation of the nth
cera of Commodore Perry Council, 0.
U. A. M , Friday 1111111111.
rs..M 1. Vincent has been cnfinctt
to her homo for the past few days
with a seven- sot'c throat, Which had
assumed a quinsy condition
The top light on the curb gas- tank
standard in front of John K111l'11 gar-
ago on South avenue was blown off
by the strong wind Monday evening.
Dr. llari'y D. lltmson, the local vet-
erinary. lost :1 highly prized and once
valuable 110er 11 few days ago, at 111.
Stonyhrook farm, in the 0x ltidgc sec
tion. The 11111111111, unmet. Col. Matson,
was agcd 211, and died of old age. He
‘had not worked 1" years, but was ing the Daityn m‘ens Conventiou which
potted by the d 1‘.or \.'110 had owned is being held at Hartford this week.
him for tho pakt 12 years, and permit‘ __
[Pd ‘0 mam at mg” “’0‘" the farm Mrs. William Paterson, who a num-
Col. Manon watt :1 bay gelding with 3 her of weeks 1180 FiilltK‘d on the ice
record 0’ 227 1‘- " “9' 11111] “’0" a amp and broke her wrl‘xt quite badly is
btr of valuable prizes as a racer and “,1, to N‘. around but cannot use het
co'uh. be 111112 11 111111 protect aafety by arm a, m, r 1
a woman or nnyouo unskilled in hand-
ling the reins. The doctor misses his
pet exceedingly.
Mr and Mrs. E A. Jones are attend-
Miss Sally Cooper, a teacher in Cen-.
,ter school. wan obliged to relinquish
her dutlea last Friday, on account of
Members of tthhouschold ot...ilev. 11 111-1111“. cold. which affected her vo-
Herbert s. Brown, l'h. D, discovered cal chords,
yesterday that the neighboring home ~—-------—
11' the 1111111611 Craig, which has been The registrars will be in 1111111111 in
closed for sonic 1111111, an the ladies are the Town Clerk's office, Friday, Feb. :1
pending the winter in the city. had and 9, from 12 until 6 p. m.. for tho
been looted within the day or two we purpose of regiaterlug voters for can
vious. it was obst-rvctl from the out one purposes.
do that the house had been entered, W"
and upon an investigation being maac; Miss Roxie Merritt, Misti Matilda
it was seen 111111, 91111111111151, the rob- and Myrtle Macintyro and Benlnmin
11ers had made quite n haul. The ex— Sanders and HR"? “'01“! spent
tent of the robbct'y-cannot be learned Thursday evening N the home of Mrs.
for a day or two when the Misses Craig “0519'“ 0N5.” imflhmbrook.
vho are expected to arrive today, wtll ‘
list the missing articles, since only M‘s“ HM“ Banger h“ 599“ con-
hey are thoroughly familiar with the fined ‘0 “9" home 0“ Prospect «trect.
contents of the house. for the pa‘tt w.e1-lt with a light case of
1pncumonia. She is improving. but.
It was stated on Thursday. by :‘not able as yet (0 team hertroo'n.
:vellknowu resident of Dorian, that .1:
petition was being ”prepmed in Dar-‘ -"l'- “W" who “"5 been acting “5
nn principally among the otvners of conductor 0" "i“ N‘" Cannon electric]
automobiles, to aakthe Governor to branch. morning NC“ '9“ Tuch y!
11». the Highwayuommiasion “slice ‘ ""
~11" eight 01" ten feet or the. curve of
‘ho hill on the. Post road. starting at
the junction of the King’s Highway in
Norolon, so as to straighten the road
8 11111111 as possible. Thlis wt) ld take:
away thegso called "sidewalk" injfnmt. _:_
of the property known as the Menard
estate and the Magoo property. It
seems that motorists are’ at last be
coming aware 111 the dangers of thi:l
curve, but whether taking the" only i
_, ,, live bet to indigestion prevents so"!
sidewalk at "”3 point away tron 111111 will?» the little one's atomuh as
pedestrians is going to help matters nothing .1“ can do. You can easily
l8 3 question which Ihfluld M cam“! m "19 535,10.‘ mbuon M” m.
1! 11111113111 over. prove for where before in: II!!! and
Im‘me aunt-:33 soon all . ls mallet. mod M-
In. Winslow's loathing imp in
1nd: tar children only. not a grain or
,.
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11 111111
American Mothers HIave Become Wine
Mothers 1111 end baby who and up
set stomachs; y a few dose; 'of Mrs.
I'" 11.1w 1. {not-1:11,, o- “1-,", “‘1‘; .11 911-.
A mint of veterans from their:
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Winn-111m ”Mann—m
Mrs H ter a week spent at his home. on St.
S. c.,.
where they will spend the remainderL
tom auto! 2611er round“
trip to Stamford. J. P. Connell taken
his position here.
Miss Anita Raymond entertained a
number of girl friends at her home on
Railroad avenue last Thursd111'm'en-
ing. Card- playing was the chief
amusement. Miss Dorothy MtKenzie
captured the first p1 me.
His many friends are glad to learn
that Dr. R. ll. Nettle has I‘FCUTJ‘L-‘l
from his gnothreatetihi? cold. and
services were held at St. Mark‘s as
usual la'at Sunday, evensnng having
been omitted the previous 81111111:
‘ Irving Lockwood has been gathering
some of the best ice ever from 1.1111-
wood's Lake, in the northern part of
the town on the road to High Ridge.
Mr. Lockwood expects to hate it all
gathered this week. it is twelve inch
es thick.
1 William Krapowicz and sister, Miss'
Florence, have been spending the
week at Worcester, with relatives and
friends. Mr. Krapovvicz and his sis-
ter expect to take part in exhibition '
skating at Pittafleld either on Satur
day or Monday night.
W...
W
.diss Frances Eakland of New York
”"1
1
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar 1111111111111
.___....__ -—
“is. l“.
111 111 health.
1 Lly Garlcott Ryder of Nov: \orlt
'111‘111 Sunday in Wilton chitin" on
(friends.
I Mr. and Mrs. Peacock of North “113
ton have been intertatnim,r 111111
ymtidmn, Leslie Withnal of
Metropolis.
l-‘r:‘nh Davis of Ilurlbutt atrt‘vt ls'
rcnvah‘scing froth the- grip,
buying:
I'l’ltt’l. 111 two Weeks.
1"
Thr- Rcv. Charles S. Marks attend»;
Conferenco at
' ‘1
[ml 11 Sunday School
1 Dunbury, recently.
George lieddlng and his
Mrs. Nellie Bedding moved into their
new ,homtl, T(‘(‘.t‘nily 13111111111111
Cottage How this week.
1t hutch-rd was 1111111 on We Inns
that) Jan. 24th, and the buds are large
on the lilac bush :1, indications of an
(on. January Tllere is time enough
1 ln‘v. ",¢\er for many wcclt. 1' of 1111111 ms
1 weather
‘ _
, ——~..——-
Thc Whist club Iuet 'l‘limuiny. Jan.s
mm with Mrs ll. l‘. Thomson. 'l‘lvr-‘o
.ahies ware in play and an cnjoyfi
,nbh‘ afternoon was spent. The club
'.wlll meet. Tuesday, Feb 61h
Miss Mary F. lrrgory.
Mrs.
11111 be remembered in this town its
for husband the late Henry 1‘ Handle
“”1151 n native of Wilton tho 1111111 of
Samuel Handle, one of outh Wilton's
: urt-m'ncnt residentr.
FURS '
V2 01f "Regular
1 Price
J ACOBYS
I CROCKERY.
Complete assortment of Open,
:FStoc D' nmrware Blue Bird:
ipink floral decoration. gold band
Envlish Blv‘e Togo, plain white
and hfavv hotel ware, etc., at low-
elt prices.
Albert 17.611119ch
Phone 1008-2
25 WaabinotonI St. So? Nomlb'
“mnactlvcry.
———
.fl
M Cuttbismtforfum
14111-111 the weekend with her 111111111111
l
Boyd Smith has 1H 1
[rm :1 hospital in New Yol',k i111 [1101'
lllt‘II
mother,‘
in
l
with,
Henry C. Raudlo. who d'ml‘:
this week at his home in Norwalk'
1
1)
Eats-1
50. Norw .112: ‘
January Clears: Sale
30”] FO‘l‘S F‘W’tl Vi ltll Real Battling
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Finch Crca [111:1 y Butter 411111:
Lean Smoked Shoulders 160 “'1‘
12111111111 Tea Co.
l‘el. .371 125 Washington 311111
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E 43c lb 31111914311111)
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Very Best Creamery Butler, the Usual -
Beckmann (lualsty
Supe.ior Brand Corn
CrOWn Aster Brand F104:
. 2 mm in 231'
$1. 35. 1" El‘lt‘l‘
Swits Pu: e Leaf Lard, 931 p1. {Vlad ............. , .. 2. 1
, No. I Royal Plantation (29518-, :51: grade, lb. .. 311,“: '
i Airey Bra 11'] Tomatoes, p r can ................ 1 .. 10¢
Crubaa Bran Spa 11 ill in tomato sauce, large can 16¢»
Crown Aster Brand Pork and Beans, per can ...... 11:9
1 N1pl1th‘t. Ivorv or 0312111: Soap ......... 2 cake: for “.1' -
f To my White Port or 'An’relica Wine bot. . 65¢ .
Ballantine'o Sparkling, Ale caseI .............. s] 51)
Lyon & Raas Kunmell, pt bottle ............... 45c
, Monogram Rye Whiskey in home use, bot ........ 85a} 1
A F. Beckmaun&Co.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
It: and as Washington St. Telephone 1405.
W . - , ,
Saturday Specials
EaSt Norwallt Cash Grocery.
Telephone 743-3 Free Delivery
1
Delicious Creamery Butter, 3 lb. ............... 39¢ _
PureLard, alb. ...... .h............ ......... 19¢'
Home-gathered E gs, a dolen .. . . .. ............. 55¢ I,
; Smoked hhouide ,lean and tender, a lb. ....... 16¢
' Granulated Sugar ....... .I14 lbs. $1 00 .‘
Swift's Pride Soap,............. ..... . .7 bars 25¢ ',
‘ Best Family Flour, :1 bag ..... . ................. $1.25
,Gold Medal or jones’ Flour, 3 bag ............ _~ ,
Pure Cocoa in quart jars‘cut to .................... 23¢
Evaporated Milk, a can .. ........................ 10¢
T1y Our Fresh Roasted Coffee, 3 lb. ...... . -.2]¢
‘ Magnolia or Clover Mil, k per can ................. 13¢
f cho Rancake Flour .. ............ 3 pkgs 25¢ .
' Karo Syrup, 10:: can cut to” ...... . . .. ........... 8¢ .
Large Prunes . ...... 21hs.25¢ 1
Sw‘i‘t‘s Premium 01:0 in prints . .. ............. .. . 26 . 1
Grace Fruit, each ...... Kai
Hecker’s Cream Farina . 1. . . . . Small “pkg. 10¢, largo 1kg}
Van Camp s Baked Beans. a can. . ....... .15¢
:STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
nus GREATES’lt Saturday Specials
Fresh Hams ............. . ..... 21 .
FOOD VALUE 15:2}: 3221'.”fo.11111112121212'. 132°
Corned Pork ........... ..... -."l8c
Home-tinned Veal .
,Natwe Chickens
Frisbie’sl’ies
'.. from 18c. up.
28c.
...............
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5.....4 ~.1...n.-..1._. 2.. .i.. .. ._ .1..
The most economic 1113:; its: ’1'": ........................... 32:;
1 L H . . .
dessert Sold at all “If": “'11.... :2: :3:
‘S‘OTS‘S Try ‘hem Sm?" Pig ‘Po'rkdmln ...... 1111111121311:
‘ 1 ‘1Pure' Lard ........... , ...... 26c. lb..‘
. Gold McdalBqu...I ...... ...45c...
‘ amaramI ......... 303%.;
- q ear ...... .. .
MOTOR TRUCK TIR Homomade Sauna... ..... .. 2&1
' w. any a tan; «zit-II“ SIOIIIlId Fresh Egon. ................ W481: ‘
Tim for m we IV! 0 ’
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