Evening sentinel, Monday, March 12, 1917 · page 4

 
 

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Airs. Eliot-them Baker. who has been
ill in New York city, has reim'nod to
her home in West Side avenue, much
improved.

lortm nil hit at its height. and thatl
the 'lown Hall will be taxed 0 its
ulmrst‘to accommodate the crowd
winch will wish to meet an! do hon
or L0 the State‘s Uniet Executivn'. The.
chairman of the mot-ting will be Edwin
. Miss Elizabeth Savage, trim is. sub- Milton itoyle.

Istituting in the Dnnbury schools, vng
‘ load the weekend with ht‘l‘ parents on‘ ,
“Vest Side avenue.V 1 An exhibit of peculiar interest to
VI. __._. lllarien people is shown in the win.

Alexander Raymond, who met with (lows of the Davis 8': Hauler C0.. 39W-
an accident a few weeks ngo, whflg} tiers and watn‘ttnakors. 1011 Main
cutting'ioe, is able to be about again. Street, Bridgeport. 1‘ is a. worn and

His friends are all glad fur hit,- sptwtly discolored old United States flag, with

recovery. tthlrtt-on stars and lllil'lt‘t’n stripes, A
ltypewritten. manusor‘pt attached, re

Mrs. Job Lookwootl, of t‘rucnoti hates that thisnflan Was made about
avenue, is now able to be out again, the year 1812, by Mrs. Eliza Slason. of
after being confined to hm- home 1111 llarien. and that it was the first flag
the past few weeks with a sot-mu :11. 11111111: with the stars in rows, 11113131111 or
tack of the grip. tin u t‘lrt‘lP, there being three'rows, the
lower and lower one having four stars

‘ROY Merrilield, Who has erI Con-Veach, and the central one five stars.
filled to his home in Rowaytou :1 wnue Tho memorandum states further that

-- for the past week, with 1111 'lllilt‘ii of the hog was made of handspun cloth,

Violin Cromvwll of Ktysm' D1309 has quinsy sore throat is now Mil“ to be worm and Gym in Mrs. Slason’s
mm a position with the Quint. out again, although unablt to rpsIume homo. and sowud with handspun lin-
‘aad Krupp H111 company. has (““135 V ‘uu flux llit‘t'zld. Inquiry has failed to
‘ ldovelop whether this Mos. Sluuou has

Captain C. ‘\*\'._ Bell, of ‘tlowayton any dtesct-ndrnts living in this town,
avbnue, who is spending the winter in or even in what purl, of the town she
Florida. writes llowztyton friends that had her home. But, anyway, Darien
he is enjoying himself to the utmost, may well be proud that over 100:

launder Cummings, of Fort otreet. amid sunny 811108 and balmy air. lyrm‘s £th 0311' of her industrious,
”is spending the day in Long Island --~-~--— diluglllt'l's vied with Philadelphia‘s:
City L. I. . ‘Rowayton people have about rom- laniouu Betsy Ross us 11 111111181 of thii

, ‘plt'tod tho work 01' compiling the mil— 111111111 banner.

The Mayflower Hookand lyadtler outn- ltarv (‘HLSUS in 1111"" “€110“ “'03 ‘VI
any“. will hold a meeting this even who llatt' not yet 11111th out the tonsuo
._llng. Varlous important mattoxs ulll be bldllkfi “PP urged l0 do 50 a’ 01W? he 1 ‘3
taken up low they tut: compelled to.

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_ , The little baby of :Mr. and Mrs. Wil’
‘ {lam Waldron, 0f Keyser place, is ill
with pneumonia.

 

tilt. and Mrs. Andrews of New Your,
are the guests of Mrs. Clarissa J. Mm
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the home of Mrs. .Schimmel on Not- lxinlll D1309. )l
V mun avenue, Tuesday, March 13th. All -———-—-~———- I 011er 1““ 1
Immbers kindly be present. . M111. I'llntot Case in oxpoctul to 1'11 1, ... >3
*VI ,, tutu today to her homo in llo ’ V;

_ The annual modeling of the East “mum avenue, 3H9“, sewral “wk“ . «“1.»me
mrwolk Yacht Club ““1 b“ 11"” ““5 slit :11 lulu: lluuclt, Florida. ‘llowuyl “WW4 Hrynoltls has rm-owrwl:
Wing. Officers will be elected and 1..“ t‘rit-nds hunt Vl'tlt‘t'lvml photo- from 11111111111111.1111. 1

other business transacted.

”graphs from Mr t‘asn and Mr, Spruw- .
it. who in at 51111111111 Itsiu'vnt of Ru V Mr"- M“
Paul Bartram who 1N untly resign “hymn, showing tho grout to this at honw l1) tllntss
and his ponition as clerk in the East ”.1, that they haw 1m," ntulttng
_, ‘dla Tea Company, today took up his while in Florida. . lC. llul‘t'y 11.15 Il‘l'llll'lll‘tl 1mm u
'. duties as manager m’tho Modorn Gm» “m, up mo in 3..“ Milk
new; slore‘ on (love avonuu. l - -»

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Airs. llnmt Johnson of Wltilu 011k
‘Auy members of the blast Norwulk Slllttlt' is ill with pneumonia
mprqvoment Association or Red Cross
‘ V- “Raiding in tCust‘ Norwnlk willing to do
Janine work for Rod'Cruss pleauu cull
‘ It Mrs. Franklin Browne's, 47 Son
Mow avenue, Thursday attornoou, 11ud
receive work.

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wow \llslttms in Norwulk. Thursday.
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Mrs. 11, .1. Smith of Dust avenue is
VHllt‘lldth-i Error"! days in New York: 3
.Androw Bloomquist, the popular “'0',
Vtm‘mun on the Dorlon point line. “no
mddenly taken lll yesterday morning;
and was, forced to stop work. Mr. 1““ “I‘m”
liloom‘quist has been “1 no 501111} John Hallarnn is able to l‘t‘rlng with mnntluck oi indigestion.
{line and ittwas 'only Saturday “’lm‘Iagain utter a severe
1.16 returned to work. Ho was \Vt‘lllt grip.
Md Was unable to stand the strain 1th

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Mr and Mrs. W ‘ Ford ot’l’ort
(hustm spout the wooltond in toWn

 

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Jan. '2
from Ormontl,

Mr. mid M 13',

hp 011!

illliH‘k 01' lllt'l
1 ' Wultor Ill‘Vl'l'l” of lnrlon uponl

.Thursdny (:VPllillK with friends in
town. . "' '
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Mrs Nor 111.111 Merritt and non. Ettrlt', ‘
; \lsltml relatives in Norwalk lust. wet'k.

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The l'mrlng on .1 lit'tz-t'ont trol‘oy
. fure‘ between Stamford und Dltileu,V
Michael Ytttlhul'f of Howuld “9. which was Ito come up last .lttnuuly,l
.. was seriously injured Suturd uy V‘V‘m be hm"! next month V

in. Bridgeport, when thI, of tho fmI Mr and Mru lindslr‘y Tnppln hut-1‘1 II . Ia _ .
rs on his right hand worn tuunutu'- started to: P114 II‘, 111 and on lllt'll ro- , 11' 1.011! of 111111111 has in on \‘mtI

11d. It seems that tho .tceident happen Itum trip will spend somt- time «in the lug his sister on Park ulroot tot suv
“ed v. ten alighting from a trolley car middle West,‘ with \lr and the it \| 0nd days !
Md his hand hocumu caught in some Banks « l «1

unknown manner. HP is now resting: w

. , . I. v, . tRalson Currlngton Kiutzlug, \lllttV , ‘1. w. . - 1 '
oolntIortable or his home. Lhus been Spondlng tho IIIIIIIIIII III duughttr. Ltllllld Stgul, am in llulu-

‘ . in1‘00klyu,lu‘1s tetut'uvtl to \ttttt,.,'l'|ulti=1.
.A large and 111111111er interested Court, .1111! will lilUb'lblv Il‘tutain int

audience greeted Rev. G. M. Temple at. Stunlfottl all summer ' 1 Mrs. llit'unt \Vttkoxuan was «ti guest
tho Advent Christian Church lust Vol’ Mrs. t‘vtmm'lttns of 1123.11 :u'enun‘,
night, as he delivered tho third in tho last week.

series of lectures on "Prophecy and
its iultllment,” subject Greece. These

 

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lV Judge and Mrs. Robert Worth lllng:
'ha 111 of Mumuronttc‘y, mm 1111' nowut;
5 lb“) \tlntor homo White Hall 11111," ,
P111111 Beach, and Peter H 13. Frulinn "
column are I'giowmg in interest and huysen, who is also spending the win-
mopD'lmity Next. Sunday owning the ter in Florida, Wl‘l‘tl among thoguont's
Vubjecl will be Ancient Rome IIII no: 1:; aIItII“lnaIugural hall" at l’ulnt..llonch, . ._...._,..__..
presented by the iron logs of tho inn X on dy night. 3 Miss Gorfrudo Sillinnm of Park
Elfin of Daniel 2. Much interost is being taken by street was the ghost of t‘rlontls in Now'
those who intend to‘send donors and York '"S‘ “Wm
IplantsI to the annual spring flower o
a tshow in tho 0 rand ‘(lonlral ‘l’alact‘,
lNow York, March .15 2,2. The big foot-
‘I2 1111:) of the» exhibition bvlll inn 1 11211.1
'V» , ~.,. ”wk 11.. or}

Littlel"1011uldllo,1pu bus ruturnodV
from the Stamford Hospital, much im-
proved.

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business for :t ruuplt‘, days during the

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.(‘1 ms tea gallon, \vhidh was inaugu-
VIrz'." ed ‘tnn yours ago. Last year tltt

garden avetngnd over $1900 per day
l'ot tho Red Cross and other wnr ro-
_ . . \liet‘ organizations. Mrs. William K.
”31““ H- 'Slt-E’I‘I‘OII'M'at; 4‘ “993.2331“ Draper and Mrs; Belmont Tiffany will
;bo in general charge, and Mrs. Drupor
iis chuitman of the committee. t

 

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Patrick Savatgc .111 d (laliglllel‘,i . . tion :13 ticket. agent at the Bridgeport
visited the wok-end in mock. Senator Charles E. Williamson, who Vlalll‘mld station f
_ . Iis aligning himself with the programs-

‘ give element at the Capitol. and is 01111
of the leaders in the movementot the

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I'oyt, of Pine point“
New York, lust

 

Lukas training school for nurses on
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than John C..King. of Bridgeport, to
. . -—‘--——. .‘ get the party intthia State to take for- '1‘" and Mrs W C Warren 0f B08"
GVI {lotto Show of llowayton ton are at tho Ardsley Inn for the

ward steps toward tit .11 endorsement
and enactment of legislation of a hu-
manitmlan sort,- was one of the five
’ Republican Senatorsymo lined up with - _ . 1 .
nine Demdcrats‘ 111' favor'of the bill York, Snttttday, ”V V ‘1 1V 01V”:
.t'oqulrng employers advertising {or 111- with 11‘“)er “ visit. '. .
. your during strikes to state that n!
strike is in progress. The bill that ’
was killed, was favored by the labor"
interests of the State ‘

Arrangementé are. being made for
. s the big“ mingling inlho. Town Hall, on)
. . the evening of Frilw’ Morph

 

month of March.

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in 7.1th nit-sited his 35211111111: nt,‘1~1‘ew

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

of'West Side
or: home

 

Ralph Eruklno of Néw VVYork was t
» quettt 0! Mrs. William Lloyd and Mr

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1.29m and wheeled lb‘tt mm» in Matron! dorsal titautit- my

- go and Miss -‘Wltit1uoiu

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little daughter ‘ ’

V’ :5 Washington St.

‘ ‘Woostérdlloworsoelt

'I‘ltou: as Phillips w: t'-'. in Stamford on
attended tho»
Vl’omontt Grange morning in Dunbut‘y

Willis Word has tosignod his post-V

Miss Dorothy McKenzie entered St.

mtltulté;

Miss Mary Bogota has returned tron: l
a Will's visit with friends. in Westi
Newton, Moss.) and Niw Briu‘tin. l

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Mrs. Hairy Scofzoid 1.1115 1121 tong
those who attended the Pomona
Grange meeting in Danbury, Wedues
day. A '

Fried Zinn has left 1h?- employ of
the C. H. Fairty Co, and is now con-
nected.wlth the Silliman Hardware
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Dr. Richard WQéstbrook of New York

 

 

 

'South' Not-walk
NEW SBRING SlllTS COATS.’BRESSES. and
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Charge Accounts Opened

 

 

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for hid unlit-o roorwrnti
tmnex’inlly thank Ml-

;ilt-dg. who voluntarily
limportum and mm
inork. ller t'fllCit‘nl-y . . mungéwr
{in talmlatiug and forwarding .111 it: ts.
gplmrod Non (‘uuazm in 1hr . 11111.1(
iuf the 10“".er that mad? 1:;
igress Frank B lfislio, in ad.
Iwmk in his ou'n di‘strim.
luntirinn in helping out other
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SUPREME COURT DEClsthNL-t
. lt"A.Si'll.\‘.tl'1‘().\‘, March “.1; which:
V mount federal ‘ct m howl ' y oat-1.:
with" stimuli)
tion from damage liability in 1hfllillr-

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rivers and government.

 

and Ne ew Canaan has sold his resi-
dence 011 Funds Ridge to at Stamford

part y.

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Carl Raymond moved at quantity of‘
the late Mrs. Lillie.Austiu’s furniture

 

 

to her father’s home in Silvormino
this week.
Mrs. A, ll. Harlan has returned

 

stay in New York. and
country house on;

from a month's
has opened her
Smith Ridge.

Mints, Hannah 1... Avery t-oiubt-atttd
her eighliotlt birthday (1:1 Monday,
March 5, when but friends, and rulu—g
lives gat‘o'lwr a surprlstl.

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24 Cottage Street.

 

Miss llarr'iotV llut-klnghum ol‘ Chico-F
'Ilertitw and children of Mt.

guustu of 3111-. Keith Walton 01 Pink and HPIMH Button 111‘

w ill be the

street {111 the weak-end.

A ntooting but tho llttfimuh llmit'dit-t ‘
(Inner (‘hupter l‘). A. R,,w\\'a6
with Miss tilivo liraniy 111 tlh' llird
still lions-1 this ilflt'rllm)!l.

Miss Flor 'nn: Strut‘tuld llilh' rt‘summl
her Itlutivu in tho dontul Ofillt’ of Dr
E. lt‘uuniugham. tttwr 1m hilt-tuned
on account of “lilt‘ho‘.

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A nlusit'ulo, which protnlstss mntty
uttrutttlvu features will be given at
the parsonage of tho \ltrthodlut (‘l llllll‘ll

ton tho. evening of Mirth 29.

Nelson bus l‘t‘tlll'llt'tl
in Newton
1191'

Mrs. Wolired
from a visit with frionds
Moss, and is the guns: of
dnughtot, {thus .t ll. llut'lzut. .

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The third nlllfilt’tll Wetting 03‘ the
season will be glvmt by Miss l‘hild.
Miss Suntllhnrn and Mrsglt‘eininge-r.
on Friday, March ml, in the Town
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‘Mrs.(‘.ttntnil11ns‘ol‘ l‘lnst llvt‘llllt‘ on»

terlalnod at luncheon, on Wednesday. ‘

the members 01' two societies of St.
IMnrk’s purlshmthe l udies‘ Sowing St»
t-lttty 11111] the “union's luxiliury.
Mrs. Edward hilly and Miss Noun
llolltli attended the lunet'al of tlwli‘
motlwr. in Danbury on Momlnv She
was 1‘! years old. Thesorvices totik
.VWN’ in St. Joseph’s Catholic L‘hurrh.

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and Mrs. Theodore BeIrllno of
and Mrs. .‘tlbort

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GROCKE‘RY

:VChina, Glassware, Coffee Perco~
lators, Aluminum and. Enameled
Cooking Utensils, Etc.

Albert 1"; 1.68118st ‘ ’

Phone 1069-2
80. Norwall-

 

 

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A: Mi: Wooster...Late Examin-
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'F: H. ‘Bowersock 13 years
practitc N. .Y.,C ity

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Pure Lard, per lb. ..... . ........... . ..... . . . . . . . w“"262"
-Swift’s jewel Shortening, an. ..................... 18¢
Try Our Fresh Roasted Collie, 21 lb.» ................ 21¢

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Fancy Evaporated Apples,a‘pkg. ................... 12¢

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Iprovement, tho Supl‘wlw (Inuit demi-
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.__. It'd today. in Kentur'lty test. iiafitl-‘q (100331

‘not extend to their '111n-11-rtvig1-tltle irtv
hutaries. . 11.)

Decision on the conmitutionality tit
Vtho Adamson lluilmad low was again

:postponod today by the 11511131111111
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A good 3131'. pays lit-«st iii-=11»:- 'lms‘t

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Beef, Iron .81 Wine

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Dr. J. F. MrK-Prnon, who owns
on Wood stroot

the
originally '

known at; 11111411511111; Oomsiock place,V

is having tho old brick homestead

round.

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Normun Mor.ritt who but; been or"
(“lifting a slow in the Mood block, has
painting and dormating

I‘t‘dltt‘ blm'k.
luuruttt

adjoining Zit‘stu't'r'fq Vl't‘S‘
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Mt‘s. (l. 'l‘. Sgnltlt undm'wont an opor-
ntlon ut the Stamford Hospital], this
work, fin-.ilw l‘t‘lllUVfll of om" of hot‘
t-yos. tt'llll'll bud llt‘t‘ll badly flfiPl'lt‘tl.
It is hoped Shut tlto sight of Hit“ otlwt'
«lye-1 ('lln 'bt: .5111 ed.

Lori liruslnwlm bu lwt'n ltouwtl ut
his 1101111: on 'Ruilroud flVL‘lllll‘ for some
limo on account. of lllnvss. llldtlt‘ a trip
to" town this week ”Mrs. Brush
mains in about tho nttlllt‘ state of
health. Her shutvln condition is 11103! «
pativntly borne. ' ‘

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Miss Dorothy Sculls-1d was quite bad
ly shakm tip, although slu- 123111111911 ao-
vet-9 injury. when a jltnoy in ultich
she. was riding, ovorturnPdVon the Si!
vol-mine road, Monday twoning. ’l‘ho
roads in the country distrit-t's 11W in
exceedingly bud condition.

 

The members of tho Ludius' Aid Sov
cloty of the M. E. Church posod for 11
picture at the home of Mrs. C. W.
Hodges, to present no 11 remembrance
to Mr. and Mrs. (2. F. llertlno upon
the nonunion or their golden wedding

anniversary Tuo'sduv. Mrs. Berrino
is 11 member of tho moiety
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Ever since Lho'dttte oi! tho preul~I

 

l('. rolutlons with Germany, tho large
Ichtuch ting bus rested in the chancel ‘
of St Mark‘s Church This flag was-

V unfurled t‘or‘tho first. time on the 10111

anniversary of the town. It was the
gift of Louis 1". Child, Honry M (‘m'-
tls, \\'.1E.B0!ldallllR. ll.1'eltl(‘,‘l). D

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'Mtushall Sleams scoutiitastor of tho
local troop ol' the Boy Scouts, has

 

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ed to lit vort stltt'essful.
noticeable introuso in
whirlt rout-bod thirty-smut, it
101' and tlisriplinx' of all proton!
ing the meeting. For tho lwrwl‘lt

given the use of the club-moor
New York over Woundy’s electrical store) for any
1 were: hunt-its of their paronts this nook I meeting of the military
athletic t-lub now in course of organin;
Iatiou.

.\‘h w l‘ a
naau Guard on Tuesday owning, plot-
Busitlts ‘dV
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was
ufhtifyiyig to so; the splendid llt‘llh‘tV
dur-
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the now membérs. A. ll. Killllltll, in

Civil (minors wort" ('let'totl, \lz,;
rotary R. Koyos, treasurer, .l.

‘brlei tnlk, outlined tho aims and pun
pores of lht' Home Guard. ultru' which
Soc-
Brook‘s,
Various coinmlltms wore elot'ted, 11111le V
busi’uuss tranaactod I'. '

t F. H. BAXTE-R
I Druggist ‘

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Dr. J. H. Motor)

16 So. Main St. S<1.llorwallr: tt

Hours 9 a m to 5 p. 111., 71.13
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Sundays By Appointment Only

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UNDERTAKER
Office and Reside..ce

 

IIIlItItItIItnost 111' rout . . . . . . 4 Belden Pia'c Norwalk
. .)l.l.~lli(.a.\llkt1 urnedrency. A1101: ‘34 Phone 144!
the nwoting was adjourned, the lllPlll- LIadY Attendant V .
tun-s left in high spirits.I with the ox-‘I . , . _ . . ..'V "
pi't'ltlitlll (R recruiting tho llontt‘I 'V V
Gut-ml to tilt strength of it full oomv 'I" """l“"""”“” _...._ 7.....-
pony before the next morning, whit-11V 1 David w Raymund . i

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is to take place on 'I‘uo‘day \larch l:l.II-tV

111. the Boy Scouts' heudquarItors.

The unnuus agents ounnnishionud by
hart”
practically finished tilt-it wotk. \\ ith

the governot for New Canaan

few exceptions, all from wrom

auto.

army or unvyfbut most. of them cup-‘I‘
able of important. service in case oft
war. The thanks otthe census agents;
are due to Selectman Light, charged;1
with the responsibility for the OSDSUS,‘

TAILORED ' SUITS

and

REMODELING OFI FURS
bv

“ New York Ladies’ Tailor

pow-nooxo‘nr'

11 :North“ Main St.

We- Also DoV“ Cleaning and F

- "Passing.

HWY) -
reunited information have cheerfully
given it and uppreciated its impottl
Thu consug shows about l,:'l00
men and boys sixteen years of ago:
the oldest being Hyatt

V lregm-y of 'SllIvennine, who is till. T131031}, Fully Equipped I
There are about 700 men trout 18' to ELECTRICAL SHOP Ii
45, the usual military age, many, 110‘ I ;
doubt, exempt irom service in the? In the Town 3 ‘

., UNDERTAKER'

l ; TIL. office, 1069 3' House, 693,:
27 WAsnmarort 31'. .:
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