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ORWALK
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after a serious illness.
. Podelefsky is spc 1d111g a few
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‘ w evening the regular pray-
nx of the East avenue M. 11}.
will be held.
f'i‘dles’ Aid Society of the East
. , 1M. E..ci1urch held 11 meeting
“Ifiernoon in the church parlorS.
51“. -1-..
i ”you! new telegraph poles have re-
the old poles on 0019 avenue
Firth street.
.mnliu‘ meeting of the Sasqutt
" mpnmpnro Girls 1' us held last
gal the home of Miss Marion
Median. 410an street. Plans
fl! Entertainment to be held in the.
‘ Mum were discussed.
mm will be. given by the May-
{look and Ladder company on
729. Rinal arrangements have
We and a large attendance is
The affair is a subscription
"and fully fifty or more mom
. MW signified their intention of
’ m. A bountiful repast \till be
and there will be. an tntet'tuin-
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«of saw, “6““Q
OWAY’l‘th
mwmwr 1:111 12 r-
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in H.1C Bnboln and 111111in
returned to their summer houn-
’ avenue utter a “lulu spent
m Mrs. 1! ll. iloyt hate. re
. "their homo at Pine l‘oint,
la Toekend visit. “ith leiuthvs
it; find M r8.
otreet.
Frank 'l‘l1e11l
> wayton Drum corps has been
3’by Butler Lodge. 1. o. o. .11,
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not at their summer home in
'E‘ Fowler 0f Second street 18 iand the car is filled to overflowing, so ..
I Y., after several days” visitjv
Di' 5
’spcnding a week with her sister,
ieriag s:':1df*g a
.ncgticut ot:1;11-;..rz:~'. M31115 1.1
our, to be used its a bulimic-moot to the.
regular our which leaves the Byway-A
ton switch for South Norwalk at 4.30
each afternoon. As conditions are at
present, the traffic at this time is'
Elarge, and those who hate occasion to
'use this particular car find themselt'es'
compressed in a manner similar to
that so common on the New York sub-
ways during the rush hour. The cat
leaves the Roway'wn switch just in
tixion to £12611th
;' a special!
time to accommodate a large number.
building trades through 1211 mus-1min
of Rowayton, and also collects all of
the laborers and stone-workers who
ere engaged on the construction of the
inew Farrell mansion in Highland ave-
l‘nue. ‘
[its capacity, but when it reaches the
iStandard Oil works and the Nash l-fgt-
jgineering company there are hosts of
iothers who join the merry ( 7) throng.
that many are obliged to either walk
'or wait forty minutes for the. out car.
it. is believed that the officials eithe
local division of the trolley company
are unaware of these conditions and it
:taken to call the
tion of the proper pt1t-sottuges.
of artisans and mechanics engaged ini .
This more than taxes the. car to'
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is probable that some action will help.
matter to the attun-
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NOROTON~ ,1 Clifford Hotel -
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Hany w. Street has recently bought
I11 new Buick car.
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Capt Edward Wallace oi“ Norotou is
working: on the Holy place.
Mr. and Mrs. William Moran 11am
moved into the Snyder place on West
'11 1 wine.
’ Dr. Albert 1.. House of Norotnn will
more to Biumt‘nrd on April 1, but will
51le practice. in lutrien.
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‘ 1ttiold Scribner, scoutmustu of tltt1
Not'oton ttoop of Boy Scouts, spent titr-
utek- end in Wilton with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs George. \\'.Cublt1 ot
‘llillsido uttnuo, \'tu',oton are spending
March 11nd April 111 81.1’11111'sburg.
Fla.
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.\‘l1's.(1 .E Richter of Mansfield atve-
ttue. left yestmtluy for 11 low tlll‘S visit
Mrs. Carleton White of” llull‘alo 1‘11
Mrs.
J. C. Johnston of Noroton avenue.
Mrs. Ralph liindloy and Miss M.
Mun-Lend have returned to town, after
11 trip of several days to Washington.
Mrs. Anson Phelps-Stokes and l1111'
llllil- Dillilll ll’Ollll
Made Strong By Our Vinol
Fort Edward, N. Y.“"I was in it run-
down. nervous and weak condition. 11:1
3] could not do the housework for 1111
little family of three. 1 had token cod
liver oil emulsions and other remedies.
without benefit A friend told me}
dime been received by ltoway-
1 days 71130 for a year’s tours
(totem states. He is at pres»
ill leave shortly for Don-
_ lute farther west. - ‘
n-u—Au—u.
inyton people _are consid-
about Vinol. Itried it and it soon
. A.
die from Arthur Clark, 1! mpn— built 1111 my strength and made me 11 3°?” 4 9““ “ha“- plant 11 garden.
man ot-tltis community. who we“ woman so I now do all of my Sara?” M" ”‘0 beriuue r "“‘luh‘es a ll'if‘lldfi “1 3ifllllinl‘d1
housework. "—Mrs. Filmer Glidden i
We guarantee Vinol which contains
ng.tor several days at the beef and cod livet peptones, iron and
a friend at Sedan, Kansas. manganese peptonaies,
1; . succisst'ul journos wett- phosphates, for all
and glycero-
rundown, weak
and debilitated oondltlon.—~Erauk H.
Baxter, South Norwalir. Also at the
leading drug stores in all Conn. towns. denlng this swing. The parents vo‘ted
-Adv.
3‘ ' "Wk therein.
N Maxwell Sedan, $985 F. O.
B. Detroit
Sykes, Motor Sales Co.
south Norwalk
.17. m:- m1... smear.
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iLet us“ show you why
iiltis’ ts the best Sewntg
lMacltitte made.
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Extracted thhout Pain
.1 Dr. J. H. Mailery
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daughtot Miss lit-11111 Phelps Stokes.1lte near future 11 dute will be announc-
wbo have spent most of tbt1 winter I11 ed tor u round-table, to talk over plans.
South (‘:11~11‘....11, will rclu1-.1 irom the A large attendance of parents is ex-
Soutb this 11.11111?" period. 118 it to 11 subject of great in-
.,......- wrest to the neighborhood.
The 11111pr of this 1111111 :11'11 invited —-—-—--—--
to hour ,1. Slitht‘l‘lund Mitt-Lend of Residents of l):11'l1111 httvt1 come to
New Yorlt city. author pluywrigltt and in“ conclusion that ii in nbout iinlf‘
social settlement. worker, \tlto will as» “9”"?! should be taken to try and Pill
sist mo in tlto'Methodlst and Congre- 11 stop to the frequent accidents at the
national churches: tonight, bill and curve where the Post Road
Yours for ”m deserving poor. tout the Old Kings Highway join. Two
GEORGE ll. MOESlYm, tuccidettts happened :11 this point with-
Volunteers in the past week—one on Friday, when
‘l’. . Murphy's moving vun. full of
photos, going to llt'idgcport from
it. M. Sutttlt, 11111111 lotur of Smith's ”"lehn. Wits w1'111t'ktd; tilt1 second
NM”... SW“. bus 1“...“ spmnmu‘m w'ltetc a. 6111 from Stamford upset and
11 his 111111111 11111-11 1m Friday. That ”We of “6 occupants were seriously
afternoon l111 uttoudvd the Lenten injured. Some Of 1111- citizens of Dan
mm... at 31’ Luke's phumk Noroion, rlen tire now circulating a petition to
of \‘t'iiit‘h 1111 is organist. Returning to “3th ”113‘ Wild Nirilighlt‘nt'tl at tho
his 1:111:13, ho was seized 1'"th 11 form “WW- ‘Vbi‘n “ “‘0“?! 01"“ 18 091111111:
or il'ili‘i trouble little latter. Dr. around this "i” ‘i '* 1tituost impossible
'l‘1'ut'11li11g litt'pt'oseuttttltc,
of America.
it
Noxon took Mr. Smith home. “1' has for 1““ “l“(‘i‘i‘ibm‘h [0 Dllhfi Hull
.31.“... by”, wulinod to his bed. nl oti1111';betwt-en the trolley can and the
thourlt improving during thtr past “WWW Hid"“1‘“‘-l.._ll0ib machines
swing on rounding the mum and. no
,nmtter bow careful the driver may be
(11111 111‘ 1111 11111 1 graceful ltmst'bnck (and many uxe «uniting but careful).
riders. in Noroton is little ‘tiirs Brinks, they hate burely room to puss without
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. hitting either the trolley cur or each
Punks, .lr.. formerly of Sound Beach, other.
who last full bought Dr. Clomcn‘s.
pluce on tho i‘O‘a‘l Hood and are 11011",
residing there. I
few days.
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Miss Banks attends:
school in New York. Sl1.'1‘cotnt1s home‘
every week-11nd and spends much of
be; time tiding on her sore] pony. The:
lluultses improved the place
since they bought it. Tltt-y have just
finished :1 illiliCt' fruct- .311 front, of the u..."
proporty.~.‘ll1'. 11'111 Mi's. Banks have 1..- a“...
too eo'ts. 0111' with -" m‘liiill‘i’ L01“ Mrs 'l‘ Orr It‘lt'lwutlrt has purtlttts
puny 111111 the younger one attending cd «Ford (.3,
Phillips ”wit 1' .tcrtdetttr.
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have
‘ W ll. Burr of New York, spout Sun
The 01111 remedvf fot' the high cost (h). in town I
‘l‘ v ables is that etery one who
A
number ~of things beside. uilli'tgu‘ess A-..
Sixth :19. tools, seeds, :Biiss 38‘5“? Show was it caller ‘
fertilizers, .and-wspsclully expert ad-"Stntui’ord on Monday.
rice. M the Rogers School Aosocia- " '
tions‘ bu5iness meeting, Earl Wilson. Miss Bertha I‘logg has been visiting
the ptinoipel. explained his desire to with friends in Barton.
start the children of the school/ht gur-
itt
Mrs. Orson Ogden of Oenoke ave-
him $100 to get‘tlit' work going, and in one. has been clothe sick list
Jam-5's Phillips spent Moutluy ttitb-
Dr. and ltlrn. E. (l. Cunningham m-
turued this week from Florida.
John Method is doing masonry work
at the summer home 01‘ Fluke O'lltll‘lt
Miss May Brennan visited Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Victor Frnilllllulliim
and son have—returned from the South.
Walter Rubi of New York, hits 111-911
Visiting his parents ttt White Oak
Shade.
Mr. and Mrs. Willnrd Wnrren of Bus-
ton spent the \\'(‘Pk't".lld 111 the Al‘dS-
ley.
Mts Lynch of Fisher‘s Ilidtzt, in 11'1-
dorgoing ttt'uttuent in ihe Stamford
Hospital.
The it. B. Sewing
Miss Elsie Wheeler
Monday evening.
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Miss Julia Mend of White Oak Shade
of lloyt street,
)lfl‘.i been visiting with iK‘l' sister, Mrs.'
Robert Elwood.
The Unique Setting Club members
'were the trues-ts of 31ml. S. Knapp
ion Frititty (“Homing
1 Mrs \‘ormun \tcrrltt has been
impending the p 1st (no Wt't'ks with hm
limotber-iu-lou. in Not-walk- ..
1 Miss Claire .Vchoutlry will spend
the work-end in New York. adding to
her knowledge of spring millim‘ry.
Miss «Montgmuery of South avenue,
1who bud been spendino the winter
éhere. rtiurnod this deck to New
York.
The. two children of Mrs. Campbell
Iwho is visiting with Mrs. Campbell on
{Railroad 11110111111. are ill with 1110111111111
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Mr. and M111,
Stumtord spent Sunday at the home
Club 1111'! with
Harold Vent Brock or L
of Mr. .and Mrs. John Brennun on For ‘
3 16 80. Main St. So. Norwalk. Ct.
{Hours 9 a. m. to S P1 mu 7 W 3
1p. m.
Mi“.:1'ltl \llS’ Marvin of \‘ew York Sundays By Appointment Only
tune gumts iii. the home of Mr. Mar-
tin :1 shout, M111. Rupert C King"f 01";111
tilt nookd‘mm ’
Mr. and Mrs. Sutallcy, who have
111011 spending the Motor with D12: ~.
unti Mrs. Clark. have rotut'ued to tit-:1iri
home on the ‘.‘\'11i1:1.11kmu road. I
The little son of Mrs. Cromo, who?
was burned about three months 11110.:
11,1111 was l‘mtltll’t-‘d to the Statufot'd'
llospitnl, is expected home next week!
truth on Monday
l .. '.. . '1. A; , _
i Gear e W. Coifin, Jr. .
UPEDERTAKEP
Office and Residc. .ce
1 Roldan Pisce, Norwalk
Phone 14111; dyA tendal‘li
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\11'. 11nd Mrs. B. A. Wood, who have
been spending the winter at the homoL
of his fathet, on East avenue, hate
reitti'ned to ‘lteir home on Prosper!
Place
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Miss Edna Vnn Nome uttondod the
wedding of Miss Ali(?1>"l‘llllilp9nlly. at
Port Richmond, S. l.. on St. Patrick’s.
Day. to (‘ulvin Becker, also of Port. . .
Richmond. j phon. Bose-50 So. Mun m.
usic Hall Elk.
i Samuel Ilixon of Silvermine and‘ So. Nomalk’ M
lleywurd Duvis oi this town have as"
s01 illit‘d thomet‘lves .ln partnersltipd
and are now prepared .to do all kindnl
of rztrpmtoting. They are now etu-
ployod on tho Howe residence, recent-
ly purchased by Marshal Stonrns, on
00110ch avenue; and are. making manv
lmprotenu'nts to the place.
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TAILORED SUITS
and
REMODELING 0F FURS
by
New York Ladics' Tailor
G. ROCKOPF
It North Main St.
We Also Do Cleaning and
Pressing
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Beet, iron 81 Wine
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer.
—-F. H. BAXTER
Druggist
Beef Iron and
Wine
White Pine and
Tar
Spraying Fluids.
Clifford Pitt‘tmmcy.
80. Main and 111111111111 Stu. '
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Mrs. C. ’.li‘v Meade. her sister, 11115. Phone. ‘33‘153' ‘ 1
E F. Bouton, and her father; G W. ' ‘ ' 1 ' ‘ Ins K n
Hoyt, were guests of relatives in Nor- - Waite and Coupon FM 1 e‘Ct l ers
and Fungous
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