1mm thrown up at the sides of the‘
road.
George Wood. of Winnipauk. has so
copied a position with the Nash Err" ,
. sineerihg- company in Wilson avenue?
Contractor Townsend B. Wickwire. 0;
Norwalk, is unloading eight caricads
oi lumttc', -o be used in the c n.- truc l
Scouts, Troop Five. meets in:
the Marvin sohooltor drill
at‘ Rock ledge " The cars are
drawn up on the Wilson' 5 Point 1. ding,
at the Witch Lan'a cross‘mg,"and the
contento transported to the site of the»
new building in Mr. Wickwire’s five
ton Graham truck. Two carloh ‘5 f"
steel girders are also to be unloaded. '
Francis Johnson, Captain Aaron (l.
fill Side census takers have their Stevens and John Nelson were in
Rank. of Bridegport, is 3113111.
' g tow days with his tamlly on
, street.
regular prayer meeting of the
avenue M. to. Church was held
evening.
“Alice” docked at the Ferris
1111!!! last mgbt with a load of
to coal.
vehicular- trains. high We at snot}! '1
Try Title! All Dandruff Disappears and
30" of tho 1m“. 5' Farrell mansion .Cleanse" it you wish to immediately '
Hair Stops Coming Out
Surely try a “Danderine Hair
double the beauty of tour hair. Just
moisten a cloth with Dauderlne and
taking one small strand at. a time;
this will cleanse the hair 'ot dust, dirt
or‘aity excessive oil—in a few minutes
you'yill be niazed. Your hair will be
wavy, fluffy and abundant and poss-
ess an incomparable softness, lustre
.‘eam No. 4. ....... 5'
cam
cam
11
ndod at the South Norwaik club last
light when Team No. 6, captained by
Lawrence K" Paul deieated Team N.
. €8.11!
draw it carefully through your hair. 7"
.eam No. 5 ............ o
tConbinnedsrfinm First Page)
“'1'th pen score of the Wynndotte]
[Wieues on a basis of 1,900 for pool '
ec'
ll bite Wyandottes
Butt Wyandottes 905
Th1 three best pens in each of the
principal varieties are as follows:
Barre: Plymouth Rocks.
‘ailflc—lds Poultry Farms, Short
tails, N. H. V
11111.: F Francoise' W
Beach, L. l
Ilodn'nln Schafl‘.
1!.
NEWS
WEB MEWS!
When Billoua, Raunchy, Sick, for
: Sour Stomach, Bud Breath,
Bad Golds
Get a ill—lent box.
Take a Cascaret tonight to cleanse
your liver stomach and bowels and
iyou will surely feel great by morning. .
You men and women who have head I
ache, coated tongue, 3 bad cold, arcI
bilious, nervous, upset, bothered with
a sick, gassy, disordered stomach, 01'
have backache and feel all worn out.
Are you keeping your bowels clean:
, with Cascarets—or merely forcing a
i
l
,“E'tutrt
Team Standing. .
Won Lost Pet.
-0 1.000
_. Captain C. E.» Hoyt,
No.1 3 .600
Captain W. O.MoLeal1
No. 3 ........ 2
Captain W. L. Weed.
No " ........... 2
Captain L, K. Paul.
No.
Captain Thomas Robins,
5
. Captain W. E Kathe“. .
Tournament Ends.
The duck pin bowling tournament
’ 913
1
1
.600
. 572
Hampton
2 .600
F you’re trying "to make #2 “
. that. furnac: behave treat'
it to a good dose of our =
high grade coal and it will be-
gin to act friendly toward the ‘_
family. Prove what we say is ,
.200 Fitzwinhm, N.
419
;..:?A_ 1....
.000 White Wyandottes.
llcs'rythoug‘ht Flinn, Columbia,
t'onn. ,
A. L. Molly, Waterbury, Conn.
B1 .yman Farm, Westville, N. H.
Rhode island Reds.
total) E, Jansen, North Haven,
Conn.
624‘
529
508
3, captained by Dr. William L. Weed.
in three straight strings. The Paul
crowd miled like pirates and piled up
‘the highest total score of the tourna
filled 101‘ a few days 5'13““ Hartford yesterday, attending a-meot-
. . and luxuriance. ‘
WV blanks are being given ‘9 ing of the legislature on fisheries, to.
Besides beautifying the hair, one an:
plication of Dementia dissolves ev- >1
1-: 149
C 01:11.
iilvlew
W. Harris,
Poultry Farm,
St.
60..
Westport,
,r ,, cathartic pills or castor oil?
Al-
passageway every few days with salts, ' true—try a loner two.
Cascar'ets' immediately cleanse and:
will enter a protest against the. passing of
‘ regular weekly meeting tomor- the act that would restrain the lobster
M evening Matters of routine will industry..Tbe1e are tilrc- bills to be
.50" disposed Of- ‘ut‘led upon, one prohibi'i a the on th
«4‘10 WBBHY Dmmme 595310“ 0" ”it in." :11 female lnkslmrt hr 11 period of
”flower Book 83"“) (3332:: 5:3,; 'iite tears. and others bearing upon
mugaiemggnmxi'lm ed in. the the use of nets and other appurten-
1". Oman parade. !. 1 cs. The possum: or the acts would
~ 1119 members or the Moyflowrr be a severe handicap to many Rowa3-
”m and Ladder 90mm” “WW“ Wt ton men who earn their living at
6 night “"3 pargfitpfiglllng’: R33 stains. and in company with a large
, halo a £121? aeppearfnce :1 the 3:21. 1901:5923thfo grumblveiw Lon§0l1.t‘. .o
-. U costumes ,wa 11, tom or, ‘ro 0111111 o .101
' Irving D. Robertson, Willi..m C coast towns, the local dv'legatiou will
' "l‘uombly, Judge John Walsh. Judge figm 1b,. bills ,0 the limit
JohnxKeogh. Ellis '1‘ Howard were in
Hartford yesterday ‘where they at:
Wed the bearing on tho Cali Pas-
tare measure.
flatly people are inquiring when
mite Hypo Battery factory expects to
Ilka up its quarters in the Colonial
«tonndary building. It was understood
”that the company was to establish
in business here in .13 short :1 time
.1111 possible.
The leworth League and Bible
Study Class of the East Avenue Moth~
"the district commissioners
“.7...
WV)!
DARIEN
BJOROTON
"(dist Episcopal Church gave a fare-
tvfll dinner on cdnosday evening 1n '
. .fhnnor of Rev. W. P. Fairbanks; the w-N“ ~-~~~
_ “finder 0‘ U“ Bible (‘lnss and Harold \lrs. Nellie Waterbury has moved to
_ till. the president of tho Epworth .. d.
mane. After the dmnor and the b "“‘for
Aulun N. I’ali Constable Warren W. Greene wzus
_ 'sm'nulr of “America.
'. as toastmastcr, made a few to
and introduced Miss lsubelle
-mtghloivil‘tvghtthSKSrefgi‘ntlél: (3)31: his property on the Tokoncke road.
teachers and the sorrow at tho pros. Frederick C. Webb of Norman Spt'll'
peel of losing Mr. Fairbanks. Charles the week-end in Stamford with r0111-
}Ianford was then called on to rend lives.
the resolution 111.1'1'11 u1 b the E . . . . ..
.wortb m-l-l‘UE .11 '.llU\l‘ tile rigret “:3, Hand Job hos resigned llirl powmn
““thh “1" lai‘fl .1... "1w“? “1‘ Hall‘ 8 (ll‘ Willi “’fllli’l‘ Stewart-81 00., the in?!"
. nurture, Mr. 1511'. look then introduc~ grocers.
filed “07- 1‘1!‘ 11““ W035" 01' Bridgeport, John Marshall of the Post. llmulfin:
as tho “Wino Mo1,"'11d thespeakeroi
tho ovcn‘ 111;. ll ll th 111' 11:11. "’l‘ru e
Patriotism," and he )1 1ndled the sub ““3: businefis.
dent in a matmor thin delighted ‘ev. Peter Mollei" of Brooklyn was
_,_,cryono.'1‘ho (lining r0111] of the town, looking for a summer hom-
“church was docmatctl 111th American ,,,,,, days ago .
it s and the coli' sole to ‘ ‘
as H 1 11 of ”m to- John Golden hns left the service of
bias was the lt’l‘izllt‘ colors or re.) and .
willie, The 11;: n1. mu; .1, follows “'lllliml Zelglel‘, Oil the lntlcr's willie
ion Great. island.
Grape Fruit.
Escnllnpcd Potatoes. ', M1's.Crlmmins Jennings of New
Salad York has leased the Riley hnust' 6'-
'.'Mc:1t Scuttle.
Raised Illscu t. Waldorf
. Long Neck Point tor the season.
Pickles, Olives,
in Bridgeport. Tuesday, on bllslllt‘fx‘fi.
J. Hurst is making improvements to
in
J
Vvllevil’s Food: Coffee, S. linrkness McCren. the artist o.”
'N‘flmfl‘i'.‘ 1:3,“ "Groom. Old King's Highway, is stopping in
11" .‘ .1 .. ‘
, __~“_'_~:_l_‘: lNew York for a few weeks. -
RV. 7,, ,1 “3., W,“ A”. I The Dal-ion firemen held a rehearsal
llast night for thc'mlinslrel show to be
2jgivon soon after Easter.
2} Hanford Smith and .l‘amlly have
1
(WAY i637:
" .. ' " moved into one of'l‘heodore Austin’s
cottages on the King’s Highway.
Charles Hug of Sound Beach, who
has been ill for a week, has been on-
abled to resume his duties at the
Stewart grocery.
~Marle Dresslcr in “Tillie Wakes
Up." Palace Theatre, 9 o’clock tonight.
Picture prices No Vaudeville.
Mr. and Mrs. John Raymond 01" .110
'ltowayton section have been enter-
tainlng their daughter,-Mrs. Horace
Mills of Great Barrington, Muss.
Miss Viola L. Ackerly, who sprained
'ihcr ankle at‘ew days ago, while on-
'gagcd in household tasks expects to
be able to use it again in a week or
too.
3}, Miss Carrie
‘Avenuc has
James Baker l'ns returned'rrom :1
wdaya‘ visit in New York City.
Mrs. George .W Stevem and Miss
Idiom Stevens, of McKinley street,
favors visitors in Stamford, yesterday.
' A mecth'g of the Rowayton l-loso
company will be held on Monday eve-
nting, alike company (pmrters in Row-
my an avenue.
The vdriod weather of the past
week has raised havoc with the roads
ill SAGE lid Ill
Mill) OR GRAY fill
returned home,
irom Elwope.
arkencd. glossy and attractive
or extinct in sec ti
brew oi Sago 'l‘ea 1.111.511. g a 019. on With
DJ‘ George H. Noxoh.
_ By asking at any
for “Wyeth-.1 Sage Tea and
pound," you widget a
7 of this old-time recipe,
the addition or other in for the “St of the winter.
Lentil real-estate operators ‘
homes in this town. recently particu
party in the Tokeneke section.
owntown drugglst
a Wyeth’s Sage and
60111an new 'hecause
lip and evenly that
, you amply Bound Beach, last Saturday.
" omit orsott 1-1111th
. Adv.
_ :v' ~istu vo
roton, has gone into the potato-inmd-.
state
that- an unuhual number of New York
poop! a have been looking for summer _
A {,jjr‘ou'p of seventh Grade boys and g l .
it girls, minor the guardianship of their " :
teacher. was Mead visited Arcadia, 2
“$1,331, applied- the nature-lover ' ‘headqnarters 111‘
draw Otto Koll, who opened a- marine en-
1: taking’one. 3mg glue shop in town a few weeks ago,
‘ gray hair has closed the bhslnéss and removed,
1') or application with his family, to City island, where:
- 11 h bootouml employment [11- the times,
My particle of dandruff; anigorates
the scalp, stopping itchingmand falling
hair. .
Dana-crime its to the hair what fret-1h.
showers of rain and sunshine are
to vegetation. it goes right to. the
roots, invigoratos and strengthens
them. its (xllilaratlng. stimulating
and life-producing properties cause the .
l'a'i' to grow long, strong and beautr
[11']. "
Y (11 can surely have pretty, soft lu-i
l'nndcrinu 1311171 any drug store or tel
113.1 counter and try it as dii'Ecle“
'vv
Brooksldc avenue. l’c w
tlutivs t'n Murch lfitll. _
the 'ol .2/t'ld ow T13"slol” Ford cabs
hat‘. :omtlhiur: \vrcng with ‘is mech-
while at ill‘. top 0:
thrr Mansfield Amour: bill. it would
not own rtin down hill. Andrew’s
tron bad to “get a horse.” from the
livery stable to tow the disabled car
both to the barn.
.li‘illl‘é‘i Murphvun'l Jack
'6‘}' ll’ l)’,
Flubcrty,
ment.
tie for second place between Teams 1,
3 and 66» while Tram i won the. tour
nnmnnt with a clean slate
of 71 4-15, Dr. William is l\ eed was
next with 85 4'15, and W. O. {tic-Lean
next with
was third with 34 1-.15 Earl Baker
was third with S'i 1115
had the hlgh individual score of 101..
:while Freeman Light was second with
*lOl.
3
second with 322 ‘..-15
trons hair, :md lots of it. it you will sum“. was made by Team Six and
ju t got :1 25-:0111 bolls of Kuotvlton’s 11115 870.
it
ill begin 1,, , nnd with 9.1, and Paul third with: 3.
,'l‘be scores:
Mormon boys who are pupils of (lrudo '
it. {‘t'lllcl‘ School,
ntr'ntiublo. enterprise in undertaking,
,ht'iwm'n them, to do the joullor'a
work :11 the Noroton School, taking
the place of the lute Frank Warbur.
ion. The lads believe that they can
handle the job satisfactorily without
conflicting with their studies, and be-
gun their task this week.
The funeral service for Rev. Mat-
exthew lloiitmmon. t.‘.,_ S. 811., who died
Saturday. at the monastery of the
Fathers of tlte‘lioly Ghost at West
Norwulk, was held Wednesday, with
solmlm high 'muss. «Father llolnzman
Wits born 79 years ago, in Baden, Cor.
,mony, and labored in his native land
until 187p, when he went to lreland to
touch in 11 school of the order in that
land. Later-he came to Amerindian
lug in Pennsylvania, Arkansas‘ and
Ohio. Then he wont to the African
mission of the Holy Ghost Fathers,
and returned again to America, labor-
ing among Germans and French. limbo
West, until 1913, when he entered the
monastery “lt‘orndtllcfi at West Nor-
walk. The mass was celebrated in tho
it‘erudnlo chllpel, and interment was
made in the cmnmunity‘s burying
ground. ~
Dnrion has been greatly disappoint:
ed that the authorities have
not given this town the crt'dltto
which it was entitled for promptness in
making returns of the State military
census? Darlen's returns were for-
wardod to the Capital, practicnlly com-
plete, more than ten days ago. before
the surrounding towns had even be-
gun to take the census. Yet for sev-
eral days after a practical 1,000 points
had been scored, those in dungeons
ried this tolvn’s name -on 'the list,
1,000, presumably :xbecause many
with a. rating of 400 of the pos:. thin
touns had begun to send in :rtrkngos
Markwall ‘5 \OTO‘m/that they ucre not opened in the or-
alter der of their receipt. but handled in N :Y~ ‘3 11 “'31101‘ in Norwalk
spending a few days in New York, to any 50,, of a hop hazard we)"
greet friends who arrived by steamer Spleotmen rent in the names 0,. 1.3
TIL;
men in all, but, “they hav'e toil ‘-'d to‘
A class of Dorian women is be 11;: receive credit for» the. 1.500 point m.,
“19 ting; because the Hartford peo
ple cstl-l
Iliad Cross Society. to, receive instrucv mated may. Barton should" tnrslsli 1 300
tion in first aid to the injured from names
It. is hard to téll how those
' .7 estimates were made for New Canaan,
' James Kenealy and- family have with a population and a voting list
moved from their Nomton home toms both slightly in excess of Dot-lens... -
TroWUtldhfi- place on Long NBC“ were only expected to supply' L200}
Point, where they Will be caretakcls mums, and having sent iii-1213, have
been credited “111111100 point rating:
1
have shown vom- . '
“Extensive buying (1: torn'tzn 3111161 :11
Harris 81 Gruntj
68 Water Street
Tel. 721
balls, Vt.
‘llan's Hard to Beat Reds, New
poll. it. 1.
white Leahorns.
Robinson, \Cnlvelton,
536',
536
The victory ”Eda it a triple regulate the‘ stomach, remove the sour,‘
undigested and fermenting food and
foul gases; take the exc?ss bile from
.the 111 or and curly off the constipated
727 ,waste matter and poison from the: .
Soweto... bumps - ‘
Remember, a Cascaret tonight will}
straighten you out by morning. A 10 ,
'cent box from your druggist means
healthy bowel action; a clear head and
'checrtulness for months Don‘t for!
get the children—Adv.
A. l’.
h.
Hilllop Poultry Yams,
Calm. .
J. O LeFevre, New Paltz. N. Y.
Miscellaneous.
(‘bed G. Knight (White Orping-
tons). Bridgeton, R.' l.
'-.Slu,'es 8:. Sullivan (Bull Wynn-
dltles), Hartford, Conn,
Koshaw. Farms (Buff Rocks),
Glanby, Conn. 485
.1 W Mace was the high man of the N.
l
590 ‘
86 ~54] and E111 Baker,
Earl Baker
Beef, iron 81 Wine
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer.
F. H». BAXTER
514
Team' Six bad the high team
verage. 322 3-“ .1, and Team Four was
The high team
49-!
A iive-pAssenger Chevrolet ~automo:
in last night 1: game, Captain Paul An argument which arose in an ull' 11“? owned and driven by Thomas Mil“: Druggis:
was high with 2051 and Frank Hatch blownfrult store last evening threaten~ ray. of hor‘wfilk “"13 HomeWhfll dim", .277 - - 7-
tons third with 250, and J. li.‘(lim- ed to develop into something rather aged last night in the Red Cross 1111‘“, 7
smut; second with 251. Hatch had the ado when Burr (1019,, drove lus 111's: - TEETH -
lively but the timely arrival of 0111
cer Jarvis Murray put a damper: on
the dehaters’ enthusiasm.
igh score of “1,11 Olmstoxd was soc
«chine into- the rear of Mr. \f'urrarh Ettractcd Witlo 1tPaI'n
car which was directly ahead of him
Team N9. 3 A number of Norwalk young ladies to the lint? No one “as injured or m l) J H [‘1
:1’\\'IU“3,-I, Weed... 5; g: .2; 2‘2" are planning 11 theatre party for 10‘ great damage uas done to either 1111- r, if“ {CTV
t. S. :119y1‘-.*.. 7 ~ L” , . v . ' 1
4111111191 flrcrn'lrm :7? 71 74 13-7 mnrrou aftelnoon, m {WW \ork m” (hl'lt 77- __ _ ‘ 16 So. Mam St. 30. Norwalk. Ct.
Uri-1‘30 8, North. HS 76 76 :73.) N "'M' ’ '“”“"-‘”‘ '"""""'_”"~0 ”A ' Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., 7 to 8
___.—.. ~wv>~ a“, ,7“... I ' m. ' ‘
Total .20 2.91 3119 m ' ' ' p' -
Teram No. 6, , saturday Specujis Sundays By Appomtrncnt Only.
lilWl‘l‘lCC K. Paul 92 H 9:} “I13 9 ,
Freeman l mu . ..1 ii tI‘l ‘2'?“ l
Frank Hull-l1 . as 112 mu 2'- (-1 N ‘k C h G y -~ —.~- -
J. ll. ()lmslcnd .. 7‘3 til 9.3 2'11 EaSt orwa as rocer . ., . : 1
Total ..321 311 370 "" Te on‘ no 7 P Free Delivery Gem-go W Coffin. Jr.
mw—vm'uo—uav— UNgDER'l‘AKER
TODAY IN WALL STREFT Office and Residence
WALL smut-21'. 10 30 it. an ~11 my Butter, the finest creamery per lb. ...... . ....... .' . 742$ 4 Belden p‘mce Norwalk
trolling 1.. 1'. H, steel, "§t’""'““1“. 1311 Pure Lard, per lb. ........ ....... . 20c? Phone 1441
,figg;,,f,‘,f:f“ 01,‘ ‘igd’5;.;'mo:ri'3mmy: Swilt'n levrcll Shortening. Per lb .............. 1 “d5 Lady Attendant
”0“,, ‘.,-.,,,’S,,,(,,, ,W.” ...,',: ,. -.,,,._'.. S'nokcd Shoulders. lean an! tender, per lb .......... 18¢. . .
, , . ,,. r ‘
r.lva11co. h0“’e\"’r| bcuI quot“ a} Try 0111‘ Fresh RoaSted C)ffeei per lb' """"""" 21¢ ' _ 7777...... _.___
1101.4 1': 12. 1-11 cr1r ....' L" t.. 0'1: Fr“ h E235. per dozen .. . .......................... 40¢ ‘ "_“_."" ~ T
nlfghtvol’ LS point. Among spectaxtlc: VJhitc Rocc Pancake pk' cut to .. 3' ........ . .252 [)le W Raymond I
”W" M“ -'" 't""'"" " 21"?“ "‘I ' .. ...... ‘cans J. t
or, Shippings and Gulf States Steel. Kn” CM” Syrup b . 3 j 915 UNDE RTAK ER
,0, “Hum, Mom, 06mm W1“: 'chst Family Flour, per 111. . 1 1 t
1”,,“ -.111~b«'h.eol, Texas Compuntrif-IE ltfi‘ancv Hfipd Fir!- . 4 “15.251? , Talg, offlca, 11159.3; Home, 693, -,
mane we added to tho outrun-ones “Extra Large Prunes Ck 2 1115.29“? :2 nwasumo'rc—rt s'r.
5.1mm National stcuit C033 10: pkg. rat: ers Cut to . ‘ nxw: RED MEN'S BUILDING L ‘
. 11.11111. -~.:, am. 12.30 p. 111. -'-A~d- line: 1 Biscuits cut to ..... ¢ pkg- . .-
",nlurcfs \\‘tl'e r-xtcndod during the 110- Dixi- Bacon [1‘ ,- 1b .. . . . .. 2115 ‘
1 , 11’ ' g. ‘ : r . \ y.» .,..-......n..1‘---. .
H‘ltl {rtéitl‘tmmg'lu S “Brig “12:1: j“ 1? L"r5‘: ”at Matknu 3 lb“ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ """" ‘ ‘ 20¢ _
~...,:1. . Y'rk'wnnr ,4 nuns—1,7.“ Van Camp's Baker Bean :1 can ..... . .1509 The Reed, & V0|k
Swatfiopnbl‘tnlron. Colorado Fuel and Fancv Evanorrted Apples nkg ....... .' ............ 13% .—~ . . -
...g 11:11 1:011 tthd Iron. . I) a 10 cut to . . . . .. .......... ' ' .‘ '
As trading hr:.m'.c~=ml, ldqttir'u'n‘q. unh ms cocoanUt’ c p 3" E‘ectrlcal 00' ‘
Oils. Motors and [tortilla—'1“: Were 11'”. 35’ . ' -
ed to the list or strong stocks. Aside ‘ - . , . The Only Fully Equipped
from the Position and a low 111211111 _ ' ' , : . r ELECTRICAL SHOP
:hrrm. ‘Rnils tvrt'c dull'oml irregular. A. " " ‘ In the Town
‘lith Monia‘n'. um r‘Iipr‘ 7. 1 It“. .. ‘..
'AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main, all.
. So. Nor-walk, Music Hall Blk.
obstnnllol fractional gains was nt-
il;u‘.r~d to the rectum] of restric-
' nm: by . to {intend lleso'vo Board;
NA! I. RT?" F... 1'30 u :
1.1:1lci‘lnilv augumentcd
:4 Cottage Street. East-NorwaIk. I
,_ a,“ -. ._ ._
.1» ,. t WW»...
"0% 11m-
111") r""" we an '1"- v " “ ‘ Thllrfi'd“ y is Ban gain Day b J
industzialr. were in further re t,. , I '
in“ r... m., .1“ ,, .. 9““ THIS WEEKS SPECIAL - . s , _, ;
lending and other standard issuer. ‘-
‘-‘.'11: helpful to the railway division. , Ladies, Aprons , meFChantSPIOflt ,
. , ’ t “r . I o
.A Formcrs’ institute will be 'ltnlti Bungalo Aprons 50: C‘s Shilling COUDUIIS V
tomorrow morning in Wilton, in tho ‘ 'N WEST WINDOW ' " ' ' I '
van liail, at 10 o'."ck.
": lining held nod" ‘ltc nu'uirrs of
the Fulrflold Comfy Farm micron.
and the C onnectlc .t Agricultural Col-1
logo. '
armory, Monday night.
I
, .
113‘“ tl’Tlll'
see our Variety of: Aprons .
, _ , . . With all Cash Sales“
A.Dickcrman&50n '
The 011% tons and the Illml" uks ~——'-~~"' ~'~'"
will play the preliminary game at the »
’Ciiff’o’td Pharmacy, '
, s... 111111 and Elisabeth s...-
s. . r l '
Sterling Gctcl ~11 of New Rochellel
" ;0r .
the week-end
., i it
some YOU ’wuNT FOR;
‘7
L
7‘
a
Tilli' t.“
' sedges'of the mata v: ,-
' e to have a tidy,
Theresa no pockets t
‘ - broom or- damp cloth
make the Dim
utter-table than any mattrcs
Norwalk Chronicler