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DARIEN
ldOROTON
Miss Bertha Flagg of New Canaan
hit-3 been visiting friends in town
Mrs. Mary 'B.'0’Reilly of New York
visited friends in Noroton on Friday.
Miss Bertha Adams of 'tht-~ llcigltt
has about recovered from her
illness.
‘ EAST
' NORWALK
Notion L’lionimedieu, of now-y
‘ v is recovering from an attack‘
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Miss Ella Bates ol’ Brookstde avenue
has been ill {Or scrotal day, but is
now recovering.
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Mrs. Kate’Whitney of tildttle street
has about racovered fioni htl‘ rot-put
serious illness. 4
~~Mr. and Mrs. J. t). i’uf‘tl)‘ of Noro-
ton are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. it.
Purdy of Buffalo. A .
u Twins, of Second street. i.:’
.1119 to be about again after his
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Mrs. William Mutray oi the lir-ights.
has been visiting :ti Baltimore for smug
oral weeks.
m Ws' Aid Sout‘ly of the Host:
fill! l. E. IChurch will hold a regv‘
meeunz Wednesday Afternoon.
M
\ 18:80 number of boats in Starch
‘ m undergoing ticpalrs pi’t‘para- A son was born last. week to ll. ll.
. o the opémng of ml. boating 59a. Mcnd, SUIJPl'llllt"iltlt‘lll of tlu- Amount:
Water Company.
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UP-TO-THE-MIN
W m Who was Ullul’litetl on in Miss 'lt‘lolt‘lltft‘ Sherwood of Hit".
gm“; 5103mm] ,0,- magnum l-lcigltts has recently hsemt cmploycu
" 9 h“ returned to in.) home in at tho Whit» shoe Store in Stiimtnrd.
mm, and is gum"; “km: Minn Emily Hall, the. local librnt'iunfl
' . .-. W...” t‘lllfil‘ldllli‘d friends tit her ‘MHDlt‘ aw I“
“5 Sasquu Cantptirc Gil-Ls will one home. .1 few days ago ‘
‘ with Miss Marion l.'llotnuicdloii,j
t’strset. this evening. Thcrc is
{special to t‘mllt‘ up lit-fort: tho
want to spend.
.\ii‘-;:t llclcti Knapp is nblc to l“.‘ltl';'iil -....._,.
to ltcr studies at the Stamford High;
School. after an ntttu-k ot‘ tho grip l .
baskli‘tllullmutttttv lll‘lWl‘t-‘ll lltc mm mm”) NW)“ huh nxwwwd 56
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Ribbons and lilt’ Nurwalka to ho
‘ in Brldccport tonight “in
‘ "‘ ' m
use attract many host mum-.4 to
Park City thin evening.
from the llll’nlilt'fi. :tnd rottit'ntd to hm-
studies til the intuhttry Normal
School. 1
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Michuel Stark. ot‘ .‘Soi‘oton ilelghta
is greatly improved. lituilil. Tt'l‘t‘lllll':
experienced an operation for ttttmt :-
troublc.
{anion/cc Lynch. tho t'ircntnn who
burned on the Addie v. 2nd. rc-
Mt‘l'y. was discharged from the Nor-
Hoapititl this morning. Mr,
border. that gives an artistic touch; but here y
In the"
j, 5 c (uneconomic. swam: (WEE: 10;;
World
Nothing Over to Cents and No Compulsion to Buy Borders
M
1432 MAIN ST.
by Androw (‘urnvulo "Brick House"
hon hot?" on the market for aortic
tlino, for Silit‘, nnd‘“’nf course that
mutton Mr. '\'ttndcf‘llllt‘u “Vlnlt of in.
npcction" of drool inherent to" real’
'tlcniu oi N‘oroton.
A crowd that. mil in): illt‘ capacity
or the Town Httti in oxpectcd on Fri-
day night, when (luv. Holcomb is to
speak to llitt'ion folks.
to is receiving ilk“ (congl‘attllt'l'
”chills friends that ”lit burns
no more painful.
oust! it won rupot‘tdtl that thorn
"1515 another session in the pin
uruamont between the mar»
d ‘uinglo men of tllt‘! Mayl'lowt-r
taint Ladder Company, the forum!
'nlod this morning. Last \t-pelt‘A
completed the series. The sin ‘
on won out by more than who
it‘. Noyd- of tho insights. who hm
bccn summing with tonsllitlu for 5‘0“"
Aral dnys hits born able to return to
his duties tr." stock clerk in tho Yule“
& 'l‘ownc shop in Stamford. ;
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It is said that tltr- N‘Sldt'llld illitt bi"-
incss men of Uttrlcn are con-alderlmt:
seriously the advisability of otuployittc ,
it policeman to patrol the streets at
night.
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' Willhtm l‘n-tiirvnt continues seriously
gill at his homo in llrndloy street.
on - “a...
pad Mrs. John ‘R. All'llonimcdicu.
o‘nvonuo received a lotler this
n'g'from tholr son lainrlo, who is:
mic-with the Red Cross. Etirlc
'hutthe is in the beat of health
o'moy enJoying himself. The
as written on February 19 and
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Mint-t Beanie Wood of Norotoit in lntv . ‘
proving rapidly 'Alncc her nutontobilol “’3- 0“"‘1' l’l‘l'l'." Ctmltllucs ill and
accident some time ngo. E‘hc is still 3'3 titullllm‘tl to hot room.
til. the John Hopkins HOt-lpltul in llnl-l ‘ x . ‘ . .
timer-a but is expected homo lit‘fore‘ «“5- lmwts blilpuntt is ill With on
long I I, tttttdck ot‘ quinsy.
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l Mr. and Mrs. Harold ll. Mood of? Jilmfli A'blmllt lino 2““de from
’Now Canaan are receiving congrnttila- ,iury (my in tho (minimal Superior
9tiontion the arrival of a son last wool; l l‘ottrt lit llrldgvport..
5 :nt their home in New .«Cunnun. Mia, .
3 5M9“! the father. is well kntht as: Town Clot-k Arthur C. llrndley is
'. line superintendent of the Norotou Winn-bout again. after a month‘s illness.
Tier Company. Mrs. Bl‘lulit‘y is still on tho. invalid
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The young peoplc of St. John's Cuth- l
. y recovering from an attack of ollc Church are plunnlngto give “Ruth" The monthly business meeting of the
1‘; ' or play, which will 'be followed by Norm-id Improvement Association will
dancing, for two successive evenings, be held in the Tm,“ “a” Tuesday
Iatter Easter, in the Norotou firehouse. evening, March :20. ,
William Zelgler. 112. of Noroton loan» . .
ed eight of his horses to Battery F,
for the parade. Four of them were of
“~--- the finest in the Collender Point sta-
Mrs. Ferdinand. Burton and blea.
owaowayton were weehcndf
with Mr. and Miss. Clarencc‘
9'43 West avenuE.
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. A. Brando, of Tokouclu‘. is=
let fever quarantine at the
home. in Rowuyton was re-
ionterday. by Health Officer
J. Tracey.
of Frederick Scribner, son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Scribner, of this
place. in Bridgeport last week.
.Gcorge H. Moose will address the. George W. Atlanta; steam sawmill
Methodistmnd Conéregationnlclinch has been moved from «Norflcld to a
on Wednesidtiy evening, March 21. Mtglnrgo trachpncar l’op‘s Mountain." at
Moesar is the traveling reprcscntativt‘ the East. Side.
of the Volunteers of America, and has _____: ’
had years of experience in the «Alamo Miss Laura Wanton or East Orange,
of- the big cities, having been bomb. J., will spend the Easter vacation
Vcoast to coast on rescue missionajot her home liable, also Miss Adele Kel-
J'Thousandit have heard Mr. Moeser telltlogg of Daubury. and Miss Ethel Sai-
the story of "The Deserving Poor,"gtuon of South Manchester.
cident, while Culling m. and have listened vitb interest and at.
ago, which incapacitated tendon. Ypli’ure invtted to Come and
m days. ~ bring your friends.
\
dlea' Aid Society of the Moth!
féli will meet \vith Mrs.
» ltett. Crockett street, Wod-
mmoon at 2 o'clock.
der Raymond of the Itowuy—
.t likable to be out again.
WNoi‘fleld Grunge gave a very enjoy-
able whist party and dance in the
~ town hall. Friday evening. The next
. .. _ ,- .. . n 7 W. Green of the 93. regular meeting of the Grange will be
wpm‘ck‘t ”'9' "‘“h “em" “f .Af'flél'tcfdmmm, it is said has held Friday evening, "March ~23. with
ho will before 1°33 ”9 " no; yet found his revolver which was an Interesting pr tram. {timing the
who”: Neck PM Road. stolen from his lunch-Walton when it business scallion. '
mm: It Cornegia hall. Sun. was broken into last week. Some say -
00“. “stated by Donald. that Constable Green I“ better "my.“ Tho funeral or Morris W. Perry,
on the violin. Among the on M. 'm wheels mum... or me nixed 85 years. our of our oldest ml-
!” Eddie's "Remain" mornlnx'ile 'm come m, and (implants. who died Thursday utter a
- W 0 "“1 some this! but hitched I ham to 1908’s lllnm. on held «out his
Viol: flint “Would “,9 lunch um not! driven off with bone on Holiday afternoon. tacit In.
. an Apple M" Tito it to “m m. Woolworth conducting on» mice.
‘ . . .‘ M “than union on poll-baron bola;
- m l. on" flow tn Normal combo I. ”mom, (amino 0.
. «pm out at MM" too out Pm. pm v. um «I
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m at» 4W MW W‘“”
the ‘llile Mr. and Mrs. Walter l'crry,
Edgar l3. Perry; his daughter, Miss
Mary Perry, on ”i is sister. Mrs. David
howls nowtnmt'.‘”‘“wtttter r. ROWInnd
and Charles B. Rowland of llcddlng
arc also tho nephew and grand
énollilt‘w of the dcccttiicd.
.pfldfl‘fll" Q‘- on”. m -.
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l Mich Sally Cooper spout tho trout.
end at Flttt-httsh. L. l.
l Mrs. lsauc Noahht has been visiting
‘wlth relatives in thgoilcltl. '
‘3 Schuyler McKenzie of New York
was the gttggt of his mother this week.
, Miss Florence. Scofleld spent the
week-end with friends in Mninuroncck.
Mrs. c. 0. Ella and daughter visited
rclntiVeS ln Glenbrook laSt Sunday.
‘ Mrs. Wm. .l. Mclicndrick wits the»
Quest. of Stamford friends lust week.
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t no ttttsttt,
tttotttt, Pll slot
Locul relatives attended the funerali [IVER - - Q
i . tn tut.
lGivc “California Syrup of Plus" if
Cross, Sick, Foverish, Consti-
pitted
. Look back at‘your childhood days.
‘Remetiibel' the "dose“ n titer insisted
on—cnstor oil. cnlom l. cathartics.
HOW l'oukhnted them. how you fought
against taking them. ‘ . .
With our children it's different.
Mothers who cling to the old farm of
physio simply don't recline What they
do. The children’s revolt is well-
founded. Their tender little ”insides"
are injured by them. '
if yourcblld’s stomach“ liver and
bowels need cleansing. glvo only dell-
clous tiCallfornla Syrup of Figs." Its
action is positive, but gentle. Million'tt
of mothcrtt keep this harmless "frult
lunatlvo" handy: they‘luow children
love to take it: did!” it never foil: to
club the liver And bowel- nud dicot-
cn the atomacli. lot! that I loam.
fut (Ivan today one: a sick child to-
moi-row.
’ Ask your amt for I “all hot-
lie orfi‘olltornla Sun of M”
which has full limb! ht m
children mfllmofihm
. by) . .
~ UNION WALL PAPER, co... lNC.
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BHIDGEPORT, CONN.
/
_ Mr. Rubl of White Oak Shade Hpcnf 'ltold turn
and is ourvlvcd by his wife. his son, Sunday with big parents 1,, Stoutfortl.‘
are entertaining
York.
view avenue.
n'ecause. With a Chain of Stores in the Principal Cities We Are me‘
Largest Wall Paper Dealers
WE ARE ABLE TO SELL THEM AT RETAIL AT THE WORLD’S LOWEST PRICES
5c and 100 a Roll-
Everywhere Except Here Everyr Kind of Paper: Cards More
Wall Paper prices at the mill hav: kept pace with the upward scale of print paper and paper for every purpose.
Wall paper wars the smaller retailers 40 per c :nt. more than formerly; but the foresight of our buying organiza‘
tion and the p :stige of its tremendous porches 12 operations enabled us to fill our stores and warehouses with
the Best and L :test Wall Papers to sell at the old Prices—5c and we a roll.
EVERYTHINC} THAT THE HTGHEST PRICED WALL PAPER STORES SELL IS SOLD HERE, 1N
IDENTICAL GRADES. AT HALF T0 ONE—TENTH THE PRICE
$13
UTE ORASS-CLOTHS. BLENDS, ETRUSCAN FIBRES.CROWN EFFECTS AND DU-
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PLEX OATMEALS
’ , A..~...§Msw w :
Mostly plain, simple designs. as decoration fathions now demand. Most people depend for color on the cut-out
,u buy borders or not. according to yOur taste or the amount you
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l’lct us show you why
gtltis is the best Sewing
Machine made.
lull: A. .t. ANGEl/lllli A
Extracted Without Pain
5 Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 So. Main St. So. Net-walk, Ct.
Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., 7 to it
p. on
Sundays By Appointment Only.
A‘ A»
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Geo e W. Coffin, Jr.
UFIEDERTAKEP
Office and Residuxe
4 Belden Pace. Norwa
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Phone 14Early Attendant
iliiuin ll. Barrett.
Gottllcf 'Exttn of Newark was ‘helmetnber of Battery F of Stamford.
guest of Minn Martha Fans ovcr thog
week-end.
Mrs. C. F. Custer of Montclalr. N. .l..
was it work-end guest of friends on
Canoe Hill.
At the dance given Wino Knight
of Pleasure in the Town Hall, Saturn
,doy evening, at which the Hawaiian
orchestra of New York was the princi-
Ipttl attraction. 150 couples were pres-
,ent.
The Old Lang Syne Chib- will 1‘0“} M. Coleman and several members of
another “ma ll) Odd FellUV/B' "331.11“; [{jdgefield fire ”Inpany were In
gtown, Saturday. inspecting the fire
The Misses Smith of Gordoncuy, 1.. house and tho automobile chemical.
l.. are spending a month with friends Ridgcllold is expecting to purchase I
‘chemlcnl apparatus.
'l‘unsdny evening.
on Richmond Hill. .
Mrs. Barrett of F‘alrfleld avenue,
Norwnlk, is visiting with Mrs. F. l..;
Weed. Oenokenventte. ‘
Hurt-let Murphy spent. Saturday and
Sunday the guest or Miss Elizabeth
Bunnell at Stamford.
Mrs...Gcorge Carter of Carter utreet
rctunncd from a visit with frlcnds and
relatives in Norwullu VT
Mrs. F. L. Weed and daughter, Minn
Katherine. womgucsls of relatives in
Norwalk last. week. » ‘\
V. J. Wolfe of New York spent the
week-end with his friend. Percy Bren-
nan. on, Forest street.
Mrs. George Kellogg, Sula spending
”allow months with her son. Dr. W. (2,,
Kellogg, at Augusta. Ga. ;
,Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morno of ~Eost
Orange. N..u.l'., have been visiting wltltl'
friendsmon Woodstroet. .
Miss Estelle Kellogg and littlc nlocof
Adria, have returned from D. visit with
relatives in Mt. Vernon”:
Minimal Bird of 'gboppaqua. N. Y.,i
is a guest at the home. of Miss. William
Tuttle on Richmond Hill. l
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey of Richmond
Hill were made the proud parents of a
ten—pound baby boy on March 8.
’Mr. and Mrs. L. Dixon of Stamford
were guests or Mrs. llnrford of Roll-
rond' avenue several days lost wank.
Mica Hildcmde Eleanor entertained *
friends at her home on Railroad cw .
into Sunducveuing It was a musical.
"cola. - .
liter. 3. Robert Bowen of St. Auguo‘
undo church. Bridgeport. will preach
ll tin lama duration: in St. Aloyolua';
m but want-my "mils. ‘
01th". mucus is commuting»:
Mammalian!“ oi
”comma ”aromatic
hum of Mm. F. \t‘. Guion titls’
week from New Haven to her
Mr. and Mrs. Smith of East ovennc‘stroct house. formerly occupied by,
guests from Newlw K
l’tirk
Mr. and Mrs. (loorgo ll. Slcvcnu on-Y
Misti Madeline DcForost in vinitiul; lerWMd M (“hm- Saturday» ”any!
with her 8‘3".“ Mrs. Jones of Lake.;ScodA-ld, just returned from the Next.
' 'can border, and tattoo Nesbitt. also a1
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The Reed 61 Volk
Electrical Co.
" The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
. AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 865—50 So. Main at.
in. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
3
TgILORED SUITS
an
REMODELING OF FU‘RS
by
New York Ladies’ Tailor
G. ROCKOFF
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Time Flzes .
and 30 does ybur eyesight un-
less you take proper caro‘of it.
,To wear POORLY MADE or
improperly fitted GLASSES
is FALSE ECONOMY. We
retain
eyes. This service is render-
ed without charge.
tritium
, Dealt-n. Optometrists, Optician:
“The House of Good Blanca."
or
Open Sat. till 9 p. to. Est. 1897.
Oculists — Graduate-
thsiciano—to examine the "
’37 Atlantlc'Sq,, Stamford, Conn. , .
11 North Main St.
We .‘Also Do Cleaning and
, Pressing.-
BeelJmn & Wine
t
l
5Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer.
’F. H. BAXTER
_ 'Druggiat
Beer Iron and
Wine
White .
Blue and
Tar ‘
aluminum".
Albert D. Morgan.
WASHINGTON STREET
who-bloom sum-t
Norwalk Chronicler