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NORWALK

SOCIETY

AND PERSONAL

News

EAST
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Lincoln’s birthdk‘y will be celebrated
Monday by the closing of the schools.

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Olflcer John L. Roberts is doing nice-
ly at his home on the East Side.

 

1A very cnjov able party

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Light Shades, Candle:
.», Decorated Nut Bowls
ice Cups, Place Cards,I
.Cards, Napkins, Plates
table Cloth, all descrated.

 

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Now‘s your chance to enjoy 1
the luxury of buying some-
thing that instead of being
marked up is marked down.

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Some dozensof medium and
heavyweight suits—new and
desirable patterns as well as
”slow sellers,’ which are
oftenthe best wearers.

If your size is here—You
win.

fingers 81 Stevens

So. Now alk

s, mourning bands

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él’ices were held in Grace
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» luorgelonn friends 1111111 \isitcd

umbing for John Mir-11111 ki of “,5. Adolph llorn.

street. (3111111ch Newton and family have
— moved to llurlhutt Sll‘t‘C‘l.

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11111 business.

sinn 111 the Truth lltlll. l"riduy.
51111111114 Andrews 1's delivering: lit'c-

.wood to customers in t‘nnuondalc.

I Xorlivld Grunge will met-t in regular

 

Eireeuary mars 1111' 11111 lutc.stintiuouihly session, 191111.151 11111111.
,‘. ‘1 ,. ...,, 111g.
furs :llclk.(“' “us 1:1:11 8;! The Misscs Tr 1:1dwcll w'ill spend
‘0 111011115 "WNW“ ‘ 11111 “colt-("id :11 their Lyon‘s l’ltlin
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-~ ,, 1 Mrs t‘hnrlt s llnrncs is 111111111 again
pol maeliers' Round Tublt‘ 1111111 11111' 111111-111 illtlt'ss with 1':ln'ui111

Western Connecticut. will ti :11
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. annual Ebunquct t.111d lllfl‘llllg. . 11
(filling. in the 11111111 111111111 11111.1),1’EEUE:
.\li s (111' title Grooscluwr and Miss
lracv (,‘umc will spend lht1 wool; end
in Norwnllt.
E. l.. 130 crs who has been 111 111 the
l 1 l . ul..11o11111 of relatives it South \01 11.1111
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o: Cockenoc T111»: \o 33 311111101 l’unohcr of Brnnt] sti'.ct-t
" All members 1119 requested: 1111s vi.-i1cd his lll'Olllt‘l (‘ltostm' 1‘1111
cllcr 1'1 Bliduoporl

services will ht‘ lli'itl
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1.0,. 111111111 in East home of Mrs. i. ll. \11'171kcr. .,
lllt lyon' s l’I1111 \\ 11111 (11111 111111
’l‘itursduy on 11111,: :11 the residcncc of

in the 11111

111.-.111'\'1-tl l1111' birthday anniversary by

in the hood: _ . . _ .
«outlining :1 low lrn-nds :11 dlnncr,

i this} evening . ..
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t the Town Assembly

. Sundlty.
for the transaction 01‘ 1111111111 1'11 r. -111-1 111:2. \Y 1'1 111 t lifts-1'11, 111's.
111111111 l-u‘1uchcttc ot' tlodt‘rcv Sll‘t‘ti

Miss G1 'ucc Sto-
huv“ 11111111 \‘iti'

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1111111 111 Hillside n'ticct.
thus in .\’or\\:1lk.
1 11.111.11'1111111 will 1111111111 11111
‘uhlsi to be givcn in Emmanuel Roc-
will be 3111111301111th 1110111111,: toty.Frid11v owning. the minniittcc
61er of Education this 111111 in charge being the Misses Katherine
the high school in West 111 c Ellinditgalnh I‘rezulvvrll 11 1d (‘lal'tncc C.
' moorlant busineh will be con-

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‘stettk 18c. lb, \'1\v lurk

[Various people

110:.- W arde 11 ’lhomns 11‘. \\ 111le Upon
invostinution, .\lr. Walsh has found
111111 the complainants are ot’lt'ntimes
in :1 position which costs no credit 1111-
1‘11 tl1cmsclv.1, Sonic of them have
dogs which have no license --nnd the
low is broken in othcr ways. Just re
t'cntly two such cases have been
found. 11 would seem as though such
people would look at homo before they
make complaints. Mr. Walsh does
not know at the. present time whether
the muzzle law will be‘ put. in affect in
this city or not.

WW - F. s. LYON

EPINE AND 11111—1 GOOd Job Printing

lug school somicns in 1111- local
chools clo1t11'l 111111 11111111 The
M is closing early this war, in
‘ the fact that the attendance
inflictent to warrant tlicii con-

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‘ this morning. 11 11111111 truck
lly demolished at 111:1 South
elation when it first moving
titled with it. The truck was
with tretglu which was being
“ll. from one statlon to the
The man who was pulling the
' not injuml by the accident,
he boil :1 narrow escape.
.9 'Il‘ slight

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Eat her home last evening. After
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‘wood proved a delightful hostess. Mu-
;sic for dancing was furnished by Vic-
.rendered by Kathi-1111111 Iloran.

twein violinist. and Marbl Kiisler

[broke up 111 11111
Iing, all declaring u fine time.

' 17.111011, Laura Sh't‘f'lt y, Hugh Murrou,

Tlll‘ Board of l‘telit't‘ will lit‘ in St‘S-‘

,\l1. tmd 1111's Orlttndo .tndrt-ws :tnd.

. Miss \litc Andrcws l111'11- \isitcl
urinal dinner \1 ill 11111111111 “(11111111111 pm ”huh.“

. ty council. lll‘ (“lflll'llillmni '1‘1111 .111 1"111110011 \\ hisl ('lub will

"Judge E. M. Lockwood thisiincet ’l‘ucéduv. Fob1uu1'y 1."., :11 1l11~

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.",""'"""‘ E “1‘ 11.111 )lrs. .l:tlllo‘.i 31.. Smith. .
111 Past. No 12. G. A. it. 111.. Henry Pinch of t‘lu-stnut llill.‘

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Colds. Bronchitis. " Paper, Belt work, Best Prices

Phone 907.

"Jack” arrived home yesterday.

was tendered Miss Beatrice Sherwood

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covering from her surprise. Miss Sher- With ‘he disagreeable “'99-‘11”, it
does not look as though there would

be skating again for a long time.

trola and piano. Vocal selections were
Hurry
Seitz, Beatrice Morclli and “Doc" St.
John notontpani‘ul by S. J. Bronco-
at
a 11111 hour a dainty
sorted and the party,
hours of morn-
Those

’l‘h-arc was a huge flock of black
ducksin the meadows along Seaview
avenue this morning. The ducks are
quite tame.

tilt piano Al

common “35 There were quite 11 number of fight

fans who went to Bridgeport last eve-
ning to sue the filtrAulil‘le—l'iggcr b111-

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[present were; Katherine- Murron, Ktt- ”“- t

'thcriuc 11011111, Beatrice Momlli, Ma- '-

:bcl Keislcr, Beatrice Sherwood, Anna Mini. Small Green, of Scuview ave»
" Sczmnui, Edith Gonzalez, Frances ““"1 l‘ rccovpring nit'Ply front a brok-
iSplan. 31011111 llruinm. Mnmntic 'l‘ay- 1’" hill- Mrs. Green was unfortunate
iior. 1.191111 Wolfe. ldn Dayton, Edna t'noligii to fall curly in the week and

fracture 11.

Charles llPlltll'lt‘kai, It. \\'. Swwncy,
Ralph Meyers. S, .1. lli'ont'owcin of
Bridgeport ll Wolfe of Philadelphia,

Wilbt-it \\ 11x1 ofW1st 11111 11 (‘hzules
Stitz of Stamford. 11111121 Scitz ol'
‘Smnibu'dhl’tt‘d Shtl‘wood, (it'olllil‘tll
llolt11, Kenneth St. John, Tom Kelly,‘
11111111311 llummoud, .lov Jull'mn, GunV
'111'1' Stdcrnl 311:1. M 1‘. and Mrs. Charles
Sherwood Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Sher-
Enootl and Mrs. .lulv.

The regular weekly prayer meeting
of 11111 East Avenue )1. E, Church was
11111 last evening. Rev. S. P. Fair-
be'iks was in charge. It Was marked
by :1 good allPlldllllt't'

-.'l'l11- Sowing (.‘in'lc ol 11:1 East Nor-
wulk linprovmut'nt Association met
this afternoon, The meeting was hold
at the home of Mrs. Lyman (lorhum
Vol Fort street.

Muster llt"ll'_\' Hopkins Mllt‘l‘ltlllll‘dE --~-—-
his friend; yesterday afternoon :11 his H l! 0‘ ml???“ ‘0 “'illt'll “WNW?"
homo 111 14-1 \l'oodwnrd uveune. 'l‘hc Dimple l'( 13d the sea gulls at the \Vil.ill'

ington street bridgi'. The birds are
very 1111111- and ncarly 1-111 out of 11 per

son's hand.

‘Otcztsion was in honoi of Mustci llop-
ltin's eighth birthday. 11.1 was 11111 rc-
cipient of nuuty gifts and those pro-
soul voted 111111 :1 capital entertainer.
Miss 11211111111 .lcft‘i'ics won the first
llliZt‘ i'1 the peanut hunt and Master
Elton (‘onh-y the first prize in the
E11011ltt1,'1.':11111c. The guests inrludcd
Ellie llisscs ‘larion Willi-rs. Hannah
1511111111 Jol-

Andrcw Bloontquist. of Filth street.
is confined to his home With 1111 111-
jurcd 11511.1. lie hurt it lost Wt‘t‘k When
the brake» on til-.1 ljorlon trolley slip-
pcd and hit the bark of it, laceration
it scvcrely.

Lobin. Rosc Mnrgurvuro,
lrics, Gertrude Jennings, MrsJen-E --'-1---~
11111.25. Mrs. 11. \V. llcnelciu and 1111.1] The many Iricntls of Mrs. 111111111

llatlln. formerly Miss Margaret .\l;1-
money, of Westpor’t, will be pleale
to know that she is convulcsclng from.
a fiver? attack of pneumonia or her
Eliomc 1n Cottage street.
. vulk.

113111111 11), l’uturtin. lormcrly cool
noctcd with the “will t'ol‘cc ol' the l‘.
11!. 1.. 111111 \\'. (‘11, and morc rem-nth;
with tho Nutmnluck 11nd \Vltl'fl‘lltll')‘
districts. 1111s 1111911 appointed superin-
tl1c mmpnny‘s (11111111111 ich

Masters l’ttul Singc-
l\vnltl. Notitian Tobin. James Margin“-
vm'o, Alva Jeffrlcs. 12111111 Conley, Jo-
:wllll |.:1111'1':111l'i. l'nul thinks and llcgi‘
nultl lloiikins

A 11 Hopkins:

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THE COLORS.
5121511 by your colors. boys,
’l‘hc rt'ti, 11111111 illltl blur:
11‘111'1'1111‘ 111 lll""" colors, boys,
Altrnis be true.
lmt l‘u Ull‘t‘l‘ 111111011 "1' 11'01‘11
1111111111111 111.111 this,
illou‘l 1111 lnm t'ulttiuvr hty colors 51
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111111. 11 5111119111 in the cngincrl‘inu (10- 11111 111-1'111' 11-1. them lull.
purlun-nt of Cornell university. willI E. \\.-~l1‘vb. o, 1917.
u '1 h u v '1‘
ho l‘.(lllll.‘ Saturday, for :1 short vncuv‘ E3111 M'l‘WHM ‘ “l“
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lion. “hit 11 11111rk~1 1111' close of 1111'; W“, WWE‘A‘

111111 scincst 1r 111 the toilet-:01 V.'.t'lll l I .
.. , .. ., 1'
William A. t‘min, who has 111.11.11' .’ OVJAY‘ FC’:‘ 2
.Et'isitinu 111 1111-1 111111111 of Mr..nnd .\’Lr.~' Q memfl- 1.1-. . '1
James R. (‘voig. of 11 Orchard street. '1
Norwulk, tnt‘i rctutu-Bd to his home, ’ I , “
,S““°“"“ Rm"- “"“W‘l- E Ice is still con‘.1pic1musly present 111
Harry ("11111) (011110er or \‘orwalk our harbor.
I A ' ' ' ‘ ' Mr. .1111d Mrs. Elmer E. Case are

now of \\’ushi111:ton, ll. (‘., is visiting

for :1 few days :11 ”it" home of his 1515- spending a few days at FL Meyels

Mr. and Mrs Charles E Iluckl: 11nd

1111', Mrs. James 111111. in Morgan 11vc- .
one daughter 111111131 are enjoying n so.
i jounn in Savoungh, (in.

Mrs. Herbert Whomcr, who has

Mrs. Finnces Benedict and her niece,
Mrs, Verity of Norwalk. called at the

liomcstend on (‘uscudc road North
'Stnn1LDrtl.'l‘hu1'S(ht_\ GRANDMA U8 [0 SAGE
Frederick Austin, “and William RE I‘m '[0 DARKfN “MR

Babin, of Waterbury, returned homeE‘
last. evening. after having spent 39‘",
era] days in Norwalk. . She Mixed Sulphur With it to Restore
-__.— '1 Color, Gloss, Youthfulneas
Mr. and MI‘S- T. l- Raymond “re Common gul‘tlcn sage Wed intb‘ a
*mpendtng the Whirl“ "0‘“ Vendor heavy tea with sulphur added, will
but. New York turn gray. streaked and faded hair
—— 4" beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just
Miss Blanche Murphy, of qul erfi- a few applications wlll prove a revela-
vllle, x,\'.,11as entered the training tion it your hair is fading. streaked
school of the Not-walk hospital. or gray Mixing the 838-9 Ten 11nd
--—r- Sul hur rec
Miss Hazel Wood. of Silfinkdflll‘i tmtfblmmeIpeAnmoai‘acigi'ewntyh‘lrt‘; 8::
spent Sunday Mill her mdmom" a 504mm bottle of Wyotli'n Sage and
and aunt. in Norwalk iSulphur Compound at any drug store
“W” -—"" all ready (or use.
DILIGA'HON 1'0 HURNANE'S iroelpo Improved gyms: 31133:: mi):
FUNERAL other Ingredients
ROCK 18mm). 111.. M. 93-N- "- While wispy. my. 111m 11.11- 111 not
Sexton. or on: do. president at the sinful. we :11 demo to ram. our
nation! WNW 0‘ WWW mint-l mm and Attract!"-
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Bast Not i

been seriously ill at her Tokeneke
110 "1. is now much improved.

James F. Lawton, the contractor at

for 5700 against Mrs. Thomas J. Pres
ton, formerly Mrs. Grover Cleveland.
for a disputed bill for work done i
the construction of her houses at Tok-
eneke last spring and summer.

Captain Charles W. Bell starts to-‘
morrow noon for Daytona, F111,, on the
“Huron" of the Clyde Steamship Line.
The captain will be gone until the lat-
ter part of March, thus escaping the
most disagreeable part of our northern
winter. '

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Benjamin St. John, formerly of this
town and now of Hartford, was grunt-
ed a divorce in that city last week,
from Maude E. St. John, of this town.
who had been a divorced woman be-
fore she was married to St. John in
1910. Several Damien people were wit-
nchcu in the case.

 

The Rownyton Drum Corps has 11c-
ceptcd an invitation from Rev. W. t.
Gifiln, pastor of the South Norwnlk
Methodist (‘hui'cli to attend the Lin-
coin memorial service next Sunday
131 wing. The corps will escort the
Rifle Club and members of G. A. IL,
in 11 body to the church. The corps
will leave Rou'ayton on the 6:50 trol-i
ley.

The
Difference

When you go elsewhere for
glasses you are treated as :1
customer

When you come to us you
area patient.

You are buying glasses at
other places.

HERE you are looking after
the health of your eyes.

THAMER

"The Three-O Eye Service"
Oculictu, Optometrists, Optlclanl
81 Atlantic Sq..
Open Sat. till 9

Stamford, Conn.
D. to. Est. 1897.

 

 

 

 

This Week’s Prices

Homemade Sausages .......... 22c.
lFresh‘t-tams ................... 22c.
Fres‘i shouldero ................ 18:.
Pig: Hocks ............ . ....... 18c.
'Comed Side Pork ...... . ...... . 18c.‘
. Pot Roast, no bone ....... J... 16c.1
. Heavy N. Y. Prime Roast from 18c. up
Best cut Sirloin Steak: ........ 28c.’
1Porterhouse Steak, best heavy
beef .................... 30c..
ichopicd Beef, all lean ......... 16c.
Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb. .26c.
iLcmb Chops, loin . .......... 301:.
in: b Chops ..................... 28c.
1 Native Veal
l Home dressed Fowls ............ 28c
Dixie Eaton ................... 22c. '
‘Salt Salmon .................... 18c.
E8111: Herring ............. G for 25c.
Everything to fancy groceries and
l fresh vegetables.
‘Gold Medrtl Butter ............. 45°-.
:Fresh Eggs . ......... . .......... 48m;
IOleomargarlne .......... .. 25c.——28c.1
Helnze’s Sauer Kraut ....... 106.1
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Free Delivery
Tel. 583-21 .- 76 North Main St“
South Norwalk

it You Have
Any Junk
1 SELL S. Jane

11‘ TO .
Successor to Wm. Efiron.

Phone 699- 1
37 Fort Street. Emit Norwnlk.

Y 011 Will Fail

to get and hold
A Good Position“
it you are not prepued

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the ttowayton saloon, has brought suit,

HUSH YOUR lllllllllS Willi Sills

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Meat Forms Uric Acid, Which Clm‘tensdmmw-smlds and you are
Kidneys, lrritates Bladder or ‘ofl'geitnaaek relief two or three
Causes . Rheumatism trams dating the night.

When you wake up with backache WWI-ta good, reliable physi-
and dull misery in the kidney region dill '1 011°?- 01' €61 from 3'0!" phar-
it generally means. you have been eats WWMW ounces 0f Jad Salts;
ing too much meat, says a well kn'Uin tile g biblesmu‘iul in a glass of wa-
authoritl’. Meat forms uric acid which her Define breakfast for a few days
overworks the kidneys in their effort and your kidneys will then act fine.
to filter it from the blood and they This famous salts is made from the
become. sort of paralyzed and loggy. acid of. grapes and lemon juice, com-‘
When your kidneys get sluggish and 11M 12m lithia, and has been used
clog you must relieve them, like you for generations to clean and stimulate
relieve your bowels: removing all the sluggish kaeys, also to neutralize
l’OdY'S Ul‘llmua‘ waste. rise you have acids in the urine so it no longer irri-
txteel', this ending bladder weakness.

lad Salts is a life saver for regular
and leavers. It is inexpensive, can-

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your stomach flours, tongue is coated,
and when the weather is bad you have
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1wingcs. The urine is not We and makes a delightful, ef-
cloudy, full of sediment, channels of— fer-smelt 11.11131 11.11111 drink.——Adv.

 

 

House Dresses

A new line of Striped and Cross Bar Ging'hams and Plain

Cliambray House Dresses in assorted colors.
Trimmed with. bias bands of plain or contrasting material.
Some with pique collars and c1155 or narrow Hamburg edg-
ing.

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. . ........................ $1.19
, 01111115 ............. ... ............ .3150 1111.1 $1.98

Some specials at

 

J. I. MALLETTE

88 Washington St. South Norwallr..

 

 

 

 

 

 

House Dresses

Trade conditions malt: it advisable to take advantage
of this offering, for values such as these may not be .‘ound
again for many months.

The Dresses are all near Spring models, made oi good
quality ginghams in'checks and. stripes. A beautiful range
of light and dark coloringsthat will. “tu ‘ satisfactorily;
neatly made, and finished withbands and pip‘ings to match
in contrasting color. Sizesag was,

SPECIAL

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Steam Burn); 81 Cleaning Co.
Formerly known as Bridgeport Slam Dyeing 15.. Cleaning Co.
Silk Dresses, Gloves, Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.

H. LYNGE. map.
—BRIDGEPORT_

249 State Street

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Friday’s Specials
All Home Made

Clam Chowder
Fish Cakes

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Baked 'Beans
fiakes and H5;
'AT THE WSKOP. "

Heérdt 8: Seymbu‘r

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Mid- Winter Clearance Sale
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A. Dim & Son