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”TY MARKET ,to oI'IIrltaul Ihcir cratt tor the season.
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. . v i Thv llouuvton RtIliIInIIc social (Tint:
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09 ‘NO' MAIN ST 'Wii] lllt‘tIL with Mrs. R. S. Barclay}
'TUPSIlIIy .I?I 'iill‘ll .1‘ 223‘! U‘i'llli‘k,
' \r l Mr. and _\1r.~. Biudgctt ltItI'II arrived
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' Tat their 'l‘okvnvltc hotttI- for the sI-Itson
AST ‘01' 1917. ‘
E ’ wig—‘7‘
_____ I 1‘ or ‘.l.II pay. [tIW Ila}'> .lII- lU'Iitln' CITY OF MLMprIs
haw bIIIIn dry-in; up and trawl lia-
lgt‘Iatly itnprorvd.
NORWALII
buy lllt‘lli find . ‘IhI
.
Tlluc‘t‘ \\'l1I’) lt‘dI'e III 1‘le III .‘BI‘lltlIlllJI llliltui.- l
Ithnt titv ItlltIS III tt.tI..~ hat. (Itl\.l!l(tilI .t.t.t \ l,1;llilllt‘til,I lllll oar,- "Ht. Amp”. .
v- IsitIIt‘lIl)‘. ..
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' . Troop .Stx. Boy Scouts. 11181 last: ‘7 ' ‘ ,_, .H.’ ,. ,, , , . ,
evening; in ‘I'IIII \larrin srltwl .Ind had 1W.“ .\1.I_I'la SI‘DliIIlIl. (It Highland ' 101' M 'l AW ”Wm NH“
drill “,qu IuI'rInllII is Itblv to be about ItlIII“ a so “I" ”It I’ “I iIIIIEItI. It Summit
3 _"H IVI‘rP ItlttII'li 01' tollsilitk‘s.’ l.- . ., IIIIII lhl‘ Vii-'Ildilctu, I'. ‘1‘, ”I“
9. Mrs 0.111%“! .1. Smith. ot’ S Cottage, I 1 ‘.ll'I ml at I'hcstvr. i’zt, _Imn H“. illi-
. . . . . ‘ ~ ‘ -- . )9 I ~ qt -. -. ' '
Street, N ritit’i‘l‘dlfllll: her aunt. Mrs. Mr“ Ld‘hud hm” hm“ “(mm “ 1, ,, I.) “l; LINN“ WWW] b" ”III
‘.I» Sloan “1' NW. . ”Sen :posuiou with the (‘roiut oi Knapp Ha; 'i' . . I ' ‘ ‘ .~
; ' __,_*___ II-otttpany, 01' South Norwalk. ' ‘ ' l ‘ “”"”v‘I ”‘ I\‘I"‘I!"‘3" “VI”-
Mrs. Clmi’lv‘4 A. ix-Vo». 0i lIJItN an»2 "“ .. ‘ W -""l'- Y~’. IInIlIItI Hil'l
11116. ,5 (.mpnamiug 11H. DNMPII, “.4ij Mr. and \it's Charles Harris and 1‘) III III t‘Itpt'Iitt 1.. i'. 13;.I‘l'ttttt. it'll
.I ,Ralplt Gitllt-‘l‘,1)flllr' U. S. A. Ifantily 01 Ne“ \ork haw rctutned to Jan ._.I II. HIIVI‘II, III“! ill'll'I't‘t'l tit:It-I- I
thIIit ltoIItII on Highland .IIIInttII for tho
ttaIl IIIIlIIIIIlIIi heir oil and
It‘tlllllllt’l' .Ilill‘ll'tlt’ills :It ’l'IIltIItwltI’I aI'IIIr‘ >‘ .-
' ll is IIMmIIIIIIl arrests ttt.I,'I' bII made 51”"‘1hnk llIII motor in .\II\\' YUl'lI (‘lll'g ‘.I. ,.
on Ult‘ that ship shortly it I-lIiidrcn oi . , .
:« the mm”, a“, In.“ not “I", to school. Richard LI-(lalltI-nnc and family will
.OSeIIIIrt-‘Il IIIItttplIIittts have rwttchod tlnfurrm' m I\"“' “‘1'“ filltll‘lllfl ‘rtl‘lm' II
authoritipq 'N’W‘l'itl “'III‘kfi ('l'lllsr‘ to thc West iti-
ZIliIIs aIId lit-rtuuda. 'i'lII- IV will immctli
return trip.
.
1‘hI \‘igilntttia lI-tt
.‘tttlcs on Feb. '28 for
, and 11mm
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on March 2 IIIlIIIn
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,II Mt» Marion Rolli-‘llr. 01 lldhbmb, .I .,. 96:53 tII—tlI-I of cotton \III II It '
avenue, lt:t.~ aIItII-ptcd i1 position With _ ‘ I. .. P . t , ‘ U” ‘1.
We ittvleI \l-II-hinc cotnpartv Mrs. Lusitv ilutth-s and soil ltaI’II rc- :‘Ii‘l RIM"). and :I'rit'levi bark.
. n _ _ I . .- i . , ' . .- . ' L. «
_ tunud to ili’oohlyn all“ 8 ”NW. llur llitnois. ‘l!ltlt‘l' (‘Iiptttin III-Hon.
. . . “PPRS Iisit with Mr. and .\lr.-. ()St'itl‘ -. .
Th. It “112 satiety of [in [Just :\\t"! Mill '. ~II 'Il lruttt Port Arthur. 'lIIx,. Fl‘h.
,nuo lutprotctnent Association tnIIt ‘ “I I - , . _
I . it tor London. \\htlI- lnIr arrival
' with Mrs. ltobcrt Morrison. ot Vunj . . “ M'- ‘ . .
" Zant «trey: IIIstI-rdu)’ :tft..itiII.Itt ‘ Mrs, liartd lttshpaut has IIpIIttIIIl llt'l' “I ‘ “0‘ 1“11011111. II “It‘- IIIIIlI~t‘.~‘tI’Iod i
hilt-hurls.
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Ths‘ Pun-titan -\. C hold a ttttettng,‘”'l"mum" “("‘il-‘itlll
DARIEN
. \W .I~ t
Sandy Hook, and was IittII :It liIIII'e :.
V will hold baseball practice l011l611‘0W 1‘0”" “‘ Tl‘k‘mt’l‘“ I Saturday, March 17. |L_LINOIS
, if all now IIIIIl the local team hoposi W‘“ I ' , I
to trim a“, “I'hitc Sox 01' Bridgepott, l ‘. [latiiIIi Smith, III‘ 'l'olIIInIIltI path ' ~ , —
, who" they clash bats on April 31. I“ ”I “l ”l" “05pm” in NIIII' York lIIIIs and (fluids III ”III lIIIIguII tttII iII-g W IIiIh Iitllcvt: at South Ntit‘thlli. “'lltII
. . \IltIII'I hI~ ttnIlIIt‘II'IIrtI an opt-ration for \lll‘tl It) join in making this It joyous~ tins IIIiI‘II _\li‘~'.\I“lltIur,\".=. tnothtIr, on
I'H't‘flllt‘, ha~ It-I-IIxtIiy bought II
Ithrough the Motor of 1915-“;
lboys are hoping thaI Mr. HuIIIs may
inou settle in t0IIn us It (c.9915...
,u'tde‘rtakc thII work which his latitc'r‘s
Eillness and death last spring ntadtI itn-
Ipossiblc. '
'1 Bowman,
:\\l1ll tho Jumps [)onnIIlly,
‘II tittII opportunity and it is ltoprd all
Ist’llt.,
his friend, AndrIIII Stark Mt. lluttIIrI
has IIIIIIIIptcd .‘1 no. itlott IIiIlt \\ (l. and ““"mwr’ "f thc ”MN “m be I)“
the Norwalk ('Iillgrvgfilltillttl I-littt-clt R. ‘ W N l V. .\lld- MI
. . . . . l“. ‘ ‘P‘
i will ht». gIWII out and nrtIIIng-Itnt-tit to nod, tho Row-anon (Ollll'dll-I tnts
~ tors, at iii?) 1). III. All arII \\ 01‘0“. -
”istart trout thc church in 11 body Ivillti
" be made. 'l‘lIII arc ragII unit‘s (hiss in".
Norwalk i~ ~Imall and social ItiIIIItings
like those IIill t‘llitllll‘ilgl‘ the II otk for
fénew mu I‘llllwts “
Tho itIIYitn-lintt t‘mni tliII tin-it's clans of
(ltIItIh_StttiI1III.
Louis lIIll'I'Irson prIIsiIchl III tho or lloIIuItIInII
Kan III St. l.ulIII'II c,ltutIlt .\'oroton, taut “HIT“ ~71.
IR. M. Smith, the regular oi talk III the 0I‘hiltltIIIn IIill liaII as 1le
ga: tist. \Ins unable to bc pII-scnt on no HublI‘ct, "l‘hII Shout and tho Sitltlc "
Icottnt of illncss. )lr. Jefferson is tho 'l‘hII thontc of tho IIIIttnon IIill liII,' 'l‘hc
Iliapti. It
'.-
AWERTISED LETTERS.
u
li‘rcnch,‘ This is lht‘
Ila l ph
and son
JII lfcrson,
of itch. and Mrsfto Fulfil Lit‘c's-l’urposc.
61' llrooksidc.
. South Nor-walk.
Lint. of unclaimed letters IIdI'IIrtiscdl
«for the work ending March 21. 1917.
Miss Vida 11. Francis
3. Kohn
Herman lmtlmwitz
Miss May Moore
P. M. Riggs/Hotel (‘.ttmmt
Max lRot'man I.
' Miss Florence Smith, (tutti. Del.
Miss Florence Taylor, Gen. Del.
Norris ’i‘udttine
Respectfully.
ANDREW LEARY, P.
I...
—.————
‘ The Teachings of Jesus.‘
\\ on] “as rcccitcdinNorualk thSI 11. 50 Thu Sunday school “111mm
\\'(’81( of tho '.Ial'c ItrriIal of Herbert to rcv'icu Ihc lIIssons of tbt‘ (lllal'll‘l.
.1‘ Thompson iit Cupc Tow,n Soutlt‘tjmh class; will motto lll(’l'_' 7".I'n rc-
:‘Aflit‘li. last Saturday \ir.Thonipson,lv1m\v Each pupil should 1w prI-scnt
II ho i~I It son of William R. Thompsonuand on time as both :IttIIuIlIInCII and
:II sutnnict rcsident ot‘ Boll Island, sail- (promptess count J'n the Mountain
led from New York on the City "‘01 Climbing contest
l Manchcst =r in the interest of the litm 3: 30 Tlic devotional nlt cling ot Ill“
by which he is employed. and expects ,Junlor C. E.
:{to remain in that country about too 4: 30 The aflprnmn‘ service for Wul‘
lycan. He has marr c .
,Ibefom his departure :Indd'l IshotI‘t “meiship, prnidc. and Icstitnony. The open
I 3 “lie cx-
91m: part ot’ the service IIill bc lrt
lpects “00mm Join mm in Cape To“) |chargc of thc (‘litistiazt l‘ndcaI'Iorets.
,.
M.
Not-walk. .I..__,
. The following letters remain un- Rowaytén Methodist Episcopal Churc h “The chcltabitIIs is u“) subjcct 0f the
8,1de at the Norwalk postoftice for Notices scru.ton All arc welcome at the
iChut-clt of tho Open Door, to any and
all of the sctvices. ,
Notices for the Week.
' tho week ending March 24. 1917.
Kellogg, Mrs., Berkley St.
Nélson, 11.1., 8122 Lyon St.
Maore, Mrs. Thomas A.
ET Schlenoi’l’, Irving -
' Ziegler, m., Meat Market.
M. J. HOWARD, P. M.
Sunday, March 25th.
ship at 10:30 It In sermon by thel
pastor. Subject. “Was Jesus -’\ Pad-t
fist?" All neutrals pacifistu and anti-'
pacifists are inI'itIIIl to attend this A W 1" claqs “”1 entertain the mom
service, bers of thII HOlllP Department of the.
Sunday School at 11:50 It. In. ThelSundny sent)“ at the chutclt
lesson subject is, “Jesus The Way, I “ M'195day 9" emng at S oc.lock
The Truth And The Life." The Trip The serIiccs II1'll be in charge of [Mr
‘0‘ Palostine grows itt interest and elgn Mission Leader Mrs. Henry E
Captains Wells'itnd Crockett want all Anders”- you are invited ‘0 come
of their crews aboard and thoir pas- and spend “an eIcning in China.”
sengei “gt increased. No dangerl Young ladies will be present, dreskd
from submarines and all are having :1 "1 the custome 0f the Chinesc, and
good time. Captain Wells was slight Ithey IIill entertain and instruct with a
Illy ahead in the race when the last news 5110” “1153101131? DlaY. “HOW Chinese
Rheumatism had been considered‘ came in Church‘ membership clans Ch‘ldlen Learn the Jesus Doctrine."
"Neutrone PFPSCPiD-‘QB 3 p m . . They will also sing in the Chinese Ilan-
a combination of rheumatic Epworth League at 6: 45 p. m The 811388- Anyone in the community 13
Wing elements, was placed in the topic is. “Our South American Mis- “91001116 at this service.
ds of its thousands of sufferers. sions. " Mrs. Susie Geib is the leader. Friday evening at 8.15 o‘,clock the
, , eutrono Prescription 99" is 9. HI ening service at 7: _30 p. m. Thislyoung ladies of the Debt, Finger Circle
lflo positivs 111 its action, 'quick. 15 an experience meeting for the men will present ”The Old Peabody Paw"
I removing all aches and pains in? who have been making the every- They will also have the astsisttnntxI eof
llorning II or-
tottttttt II 10111
eutrone Prescription 99" Cures and
Keeps Them Cured
I.
. med joints and muscles, and lim- member canvass. Last year their re- thIe best musical talent of the till] 88..
~ log. All members of the church es-. assured. Plan your engagements that
Neutrons Prescription 99" will xIe- p-ecially ought to be presentI tIiItI 'this You will be able tomtten‘d.
the worst _symptoms in the most service. " '
' of rheumatism withtnl Mondhy, March 26th. Méetiug ot Lndies’ Aid will meet; tor work.
tvto wgeks: -Gp get at title or the sundpy School Board in the Sun- The E‘pworth Inaugue at this“ Metho-
and .Ivatcb it vmrit‘..1‘totli-l day School rpom of the church" it
1
hold} social next Tuecday evening in
. Tuesday,-
do. mailmrdem filled on $1
‘ I ’ soctul m ins “he Epwo‘i'th Mane-I
l
pr. (III-r .wIIit'oI.
30 “01'1“th II ornhip.‘ '1 III"
lgrilmlfion 01 ”III lntc tIIIctoII, itc. IfluifiI'l‘t‘ut‘lllllg ot Jesus About Prcpttrtttlon'
Isocond in It’scriIIII of sormons uponI
Tuesday afternoon at .3 o‘clock Tlll‘I
III'IIniIIg. '
:tttii‘IIritigz with IhII
\‘cw (‘annam 'l‘uI-stlay
Sdllitlt’l Adams in
lurip nt hi: hotitI- on Wont :tIIInIII-,
Mr. and T'I.I:I. Moran lIItI'II llltH'IHl
into IhII Sttytlcr plaI‘II on \\'I-1 uI‘IInuII.
’l‘ln- llissts ('raig haw rIIIttrnIIl to
their MtItIInIIr ltontII itt town. ttt‘tIII'
:IpIInIiing Ihc pas: PIN; months itt
Brooklyn. ,.
Mr. .ilnd Mrs. ilvrbcrt \‘I'hI-IIlIIr lIaIII
g‘tIIIII'nIIII to tlzcir Toketlokc ltonic, at
UT harlot: .I'pl‘lll lllt" \l'lllltIl' trucks in
lllt‘ cit ,II. I
First SI-lIIctntnn (‘.IIorgc. .\1.
Schlichtinc has bought a Ford car to
Itsc on occasions IIIlicn hII doI-s not
cure to who 0111 his big tnacbinc. or to
do stunts which the big car cannot do.
I Martin .1. Shauglmes‘sey. who has
IbIIIIp {or sct'cral yours forc‘t'nnn of tho
’i‘illcy bL'Id farm, has resigned his pool~
tion and trill Sl‘\'( r his connection IIith;
itltc local cntrrpriso tho Icud of this
month
Joseph Drut‘y. local agent for IltI-
Metropolitan Lilo I: it: urancc co" “any,
BABY BBIIB illllllil
iii "if PlSl
Amorican Mothers Have
Mothers can end baby colic and tip-
[set stomachs by a few doscli of Mrs.
Winslow s Soothing Syrup It is a
positive help to itidlgcs tiOu, prevents
gas and scttlu the little onc's 310th
acb as nothing else can do. Yap can
easily see the‘baby‘s condition speed-
ily improve for where before was
pain "and distress, soon all is smiles,
good nature and rostfuiness. l
Mrs. Winslow' s Soothing Szrup i.
l
i
mode for children only. not a gratin of, I" 1"“ ing ”0“”
and Congregational churches on W cd- I
“dope" or a drop of alcohol, the for-
mula. right on the bottle. It cannot do
'11. particle of harm and it aIIIays does
a lot of good; even the leading physiI
clans prescribe it with success where
ill] other remedies have failed. It sure
is a panacea for the babies.
Mrs. Winslow's IISoot'ring Syrup is
used and recommended by thousands
of mothers who haIve given it the
hardest tests and are all loud In
bank on for sure results
Get a bottle today mother; Join the
age," give baby a. chm '
I-lArrangctncttts haw lIIII
‘ hirc ot’ (‘IlSlulllt‘fi, .
“last night at it< IIlItb Itunttvts on Cow M'~ \\'IIIhtI‘I.I1I1.t_\' at 1: p. in. lili‘l’ll!l= 0" (,‘lIIII'IIItlIIt touring I‘Ia“.
Slrcet. ‘.outinII business “as trait: l “MW” ““wm‘l'l' ““1 H'lllillll 'IS, l-ittlll‘b' Al“ 50‘3”." i” ”l“ 3“ ‘1‘" "l (‘ltztt’lw Van Din», IIhIt l'I'ilIl'lllJ to
acted Iutd t. h bmth 5”“ Min tallied 'IthI nllllt‘l'inlt’lltltlll Ul lliII HI- -itm:ttt cs .\lt'>‘. lIIlItI i’lIIiiIlcr on t‘t'utIkIItt IttrIvt.i .lmm u f,“ my, a,” iron: .I hump,“
ovct Next “PM. I, “Hump, tor ”wilult on lullIIIIIltIr' H I‘Itllll “lilt'll c: l‘VI‘tllll‘Mlil). all tttIIztiltIII‘s o1 tlIII_ trip m In.“ ,t,_r....I\I “a. tutu.” mm
bail bani will be sIIlIIIItc-Ii. iIaIII llir-l l't‘l't’lllLV bIIt-tt puttltasctl by l .\lIIn':I llihlt- (‘law lll't' invited to lIII‘ ' T _ r 1 illll‘ljltllvdi. and “.I.”.Ifir‘l my,” Hm.“
lllI‘ ('l‘ll‘llrtiii’tl HillL'IIl' .loltn unit or- HIV .uItII II at tho llt'I‘otlIIIlmOIl "3 ill“: . 0R0 rON ll- lili'.\t'-l invitt-I, uni L. 'ltl\\ in .I sI-I‘i»
T13" (RM. 5. III pan-1M“: .» “.11 m. "'ll'k- HI: uIlt .\t)1‘\\ .tllt I I)ll£1.‘:lllit)ll!ll ( httt'cltl ‘ cu» (”mmhm
dross tliII Matt's clan; of Il.n- -lI.‘;I<I '\\'l"! -.-_.A__ 'i” m“ “mu“, m A" lemmmwn' ‘ J... ,fi 'llzv ("Ilitli'lflll II! It, \I, Sixth, IhII
nue M E. (‘llllt‘t‘ll ltllllOl'l‘tIvI. llt‘ “l”; EllW'll'tl Hulll'r)’. ()l “at ‘lt'll. l5 l'I‘ :(tlllslfill‘lfl (Pf it lt‘t‘llll'l‘ illld |l|(illl‘t‘$‘ ,, , I . -. . If“ .\l.l‘:ll kl“.|l’, |,tIY..‘l‘..llli. \‘L‘ltIt h,“ ht‘l‘ll
. -. I I .“I . . (t‘i\lll‘-’. ('O'l"l'lillll:tlltllls on tho rot in l't’lll'tst‘lllimt NYlIll‘“! 1“" '4" ”W Haiti . “W “W "m” ("M mm" “w” burnt t-Itt.it I—d t . hi: ltIIIII- III- .I.. '~l
probably t.Il.- .I Imtttt.,...I Inn of tip of lhl‘ am It I I ( 11). this mm, ,I'IIstIIIdttI. L‘t'llAlLZ imply tI2I' llll’ t I . .t. t . pa.
suhjocl, “TI,“ Agt- of ”It, “'01:qu ”HUI I tiIorszttI oI ‘hi.~t_ birth llIIIhIIIIttiI lliliIIIty I"lttIi\nI III: 11 IIIIIIIII mtl :Ipt'ing gttIIIIII IH-rli, stiiIII ll" “It; III-I»t-t,;t}I.I.t by :In
.I. I 11‘ ' I . I .
pmvpd so Imprcsnng “I5, Sunday, IIIciIIIIl a number of gills, ono hm“: IIill be II II. y inIItIst III: In I I“ i Waltcr UIII'II-ritl VlSllt‘d‘l'fllil-l‘vm in I“ act; o1 hwy! mum... last Ira-“guy, .I.
guidintlly itnproI‘iig.
lI'rIIIl W. 'l’ookrIr has
tint! rIs‘IEI-III'I‘ (In tho i’ 5?
1'2. \l. or Statttfortl. \Iltn \'-lll
lllkl‘ .\l1'. 'l‘tIIIlIIIr
and his l'Ittnin XI) .ttIIIIiIIIr
I.:' his ('l‘tllztgl‘fi 'In ill“ ll Ht)“ (It‘t'tlllmtl
by (:ccrgt- ‘IiIIiiatI '.‘ tItIIIit and lamb:
on l’rosprct :IIIInuII. i
'l'bII fiI‘IXllI‘ll :ll'I‘ lllEIlltig Intro {I
thI ttrsalw for the coat-
tIIIId to Mrs
llIIIIlI-loy
pom-Isiah April 1.
IIill tI-ittnw
uni: tiIIII for.
int: ntittstrt‘f IlInII,
thIIiI' scum and 40kt 3' all" ~t pIII'lIct.
.IIlII ftp" tho
IIill lIIII IiiItItil.‘
.IIIIl for tho big af-
sIIon IIitIIr Easter.
It IIl.
I|VI
rf‘ntain In ht- p
ltlll'. in 111‘ llIIltI
\ lI-tt ' :thIItIIt‘ III
at ilartl'ottl’ttpot IhII t solution look»
ing toII'IIrd matting (onncctlcut a
"dry" state, .ltIII. 1.1822. appears. in
this week's issue of the National Anti-
Saloou imaguc, prepared by G. E.
.mchtcr of Mnnr‘flcltt III'IInuII. who is
now tho stafi'cnrrcspontlrnt for that
it"tgnzinc for (‘ottztccticttt.
tin-tut... III' I'IIII number of putty bur
glories during the pan! Itintcr. thc
, latest being own It bold assault on
:(‘onstablc GrIII. .c‘s luntlt II'agon,by
Ithich tho “clIiIII' lost his bcst rcvo)
I'Iet, talk is again being hcartl in mop.
las a couple of wintcrs ago, “'1an simit
B 'Iar deptedatiom “Ire bring commit from there to the \I'ItstItn..IoII street man“ French. German and
°°°m° w'“ ted,of1aring busincss rum and house bridge. of \an aIeragc of too feet on
holders co opcratc to employ a night
watchman to make tltc rounds of tlicI
town during'the night.
George H. Moose-II. traI'IIlittg rIIpre—
sentativo of tho Volunteers ot‘ Anirri-
scttlcmcn‘t worker,
tbblx and spent '
‘liursday visiting from house to house
in the intcrc:.t of that organizationiII
and soliciting funds for ts support af-
1.1 the Methodist
nesday night. \ir. Mccsct spoke the
first port of the owning at the Metho-
dist church whilc his associate was at
the Congregational, and during the lat-
ter three- quarters of an hour they ex-
changed places in tho respective
church‘s. so that both congregations
heardIthe two men.
By the settling of the estate 01‘ the
late Judge John If. Hayes. his son,
Wednesday morning at 10 o clock the praise of the one pré'par'auoti they ‘can John H Hayes. Jr. becomes the own-
or of the‘large tract of land on Brook
aide avenue upon which the late New
and the‘Mr. Hayes, Jr., 19 a- much liked young
the monthlya‘bu-mefi tint}. the chew]. and a good one is anticl w.hole (may will Italic. police once man. and one or unusuanubllc spun-
. \'
.lilltl lllri (‘IfiltI
ttltII rIIIIIInt iIIIIIrlng
“pain, soreness, silliness and swelling.
scouts at the cater, with himself as
.hIIIir ScouLuiastir. He kept up a per-
.IIual correspontienr.c with a number
of boys who were interested all
The
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NORWAlJi
l SOCIETY I
AND PERSONAL I
News l
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.I ‘31. IiIIitgltILItt :zui'p party was giv-l
In last on llil'3, to Miss. Edna littrt, oi
‘tIIIInt Illztin lll'IllgI'Iltlri,
Intitnhor ot’ 1 twin
journey to ilIII i‘aik (‘in Iva;
1):: auto bits. Miss iiurt \'.1ls greatly:
sttrptisrd and prayed to on It gracious
llittciitg and 31111104 werc in‘
\ (li‘lli‘lOllSI
. I run I, 1,: _v It
L‘I'Itt‘t‘.‘:tl.i«: yuutt: TitIIl
‘ itoslccs
'ordIIr IiItt'in: lllt‘ (’\'t"lllllg.
it'Ullx’lllOll \\'i-1< SPl'YINl.
'lllt‘ gum-t5 'lIIpItrIcIl for hontc, having?
I-it'joyIIl II jolly awning. Among tltowE
who IIcrII present arr: Grace and Z32 1
.IIl Brotltcr rton. Florence Scott ,Mollyi
iivasic lint; lll‘s . Lillian SII-I
than), Nellit O llticn, (; rtrttdIII
l()'liricn, Josephine Wallyittn; lII'IlIIttIItE
'AlsSally, Earl .IInd William (‘oiIIntatt..
,ltII'iItI; Campbell. John 1.. Kelly, lr
.itobcrt Mult‘ey, Frank llriertcrc, \\'i1I.
Ilium Fahan, TliontaI McGrIIIlt and
Frank and Robert IlItt-t.
i
: \lts.I Margatet Mcbarland, of lndi--
ana PluIc. has rcsigncd ltet position;
Jr, station-lI
I-ry sturII. South Main strcct. \liss Mc-
Farland ie shortly to be unitcd iti Inn!-
ritunI to I‘ltarlcs W. Anderson. (It 3
l.Itt'I-II:I hll'l‘Pl, i
..___ l
.\lt'.»: lIIltItII. ’1‘. taller, nut-l Mrs!
(‘lliil‘ltxi Tl‘irll'dlll have rIIttImed to'
‘.‘Jttt'uallt. .Ii'tIII' II six II‘IIIIlts' trIin
llll‘ItIItlgll the South Matty [Illlt‘l‘s
in -I III- rII \lh’ll d.
Fl'i‘ll 15. Norton, III' At'IlnttIrII, l’cnti
:t'lt'ttnia. arrival in tor. ‘1 _IIIstI‘rtla)‘
It'IoIl‘taoo‘I, for It wot-knit] \ls't “hit
his. i'llil't‘lllr. Mr. and .\lr.~I. ll..trII l‘;tx-'
ton, to Ull‘llill'll all‘W‘l.
\\':Ill:tIIII l". litIiiIIliShn, I;t (it'III'tI (‘ itI,
in. parents. Mr. and .\1r~‘.
III l‘H‘il‘ ilt‘lll' In 1.1}
lint:
..|. l' tIIIiiIh.-,
lttt' :I\IIItItII.
I IcI‘
l3
ltImIIi'I F Way. of East :tII‘-,
tttcrtttinIItl small
at lIttIIIhIIoII _I‘I‘IsttInlIIy
\lrr
lllll‘.'
i‘l‘iI‘lt'Is
ll()(\ll.
It
Ititcr ‘
.\lr.~'. .\l. 11. Suiting: ltzts It putty of
gursts from New ”iu‘t‘ll. ill lteII‘ liotttII,
ltI Putnam aI'I-nuc, this aftcrttoou. l
Ittts III wmtttttt 3
souttt Ittttt Ittttt
.ltlif‘llll l’. \Vildllfilllfl‘l
and his assistantc arc-:ztill Working:
oti the plans for the IIIiII-t-Iting ot‘ SotttliI
Main strIIet with the idea of obtaining:
to best possiblc’layout, not onlI' forI
the present. bttt for future ll1.l(I.Tll(‘!
plan most scriouslv considered \haI:
t'ity lIIllKillt‘t’Il'
I lltlulfl‘lttll Itt' sin!" or lit'. it has
lwlII l thaw: inlliil\.~llllt‘. to obtain pro~
,t« I' Ill'iilll;t‘..’~I ;.I titia important '.~IrIIIIt
matit ,
At It lute hotttxt
land Sulkies in a wide choice of
finishes. at prices to fit your“
pocketbook.
iCarriugcs ...... $13.50 to $40.00
‘Go-Carts ........ $8.50 to 821.00
Sulkies ......... $2. 98 to $12. on -
purl) oi" _
Cut do‘wn the summit; at pitsnnfexist‘
1118 on South Main street south of
he bridge and the summit north in
North Main street just north of the
bridge. The idea in mind is the 0b-
taining 01' It clear line of vision under‘
IIIIIIth the bridgi- and by the reduction
01' gradc. greatly improve to impor-
tant tltoroughi‘arc for “to increased
Yt'lllt‘li' traiiic at this point. .
1n Ittaking this plan, the (‘in Engin-
t‘t‘l' but] also in flow the carrying of
tho drainage northerly front this point
itt IIt'dIIr to IlitttiIIIIII‘I tho I'IIrj. scri-
is ()billlllt‘tl at
IZIIIt‘II is It snow
Ll 21‘9“! at}-
.
onn‘ (‘IJllIlliiIItl ulttrh
thI- ‘I\li\‘1lt’l't'l'
rltil‘ll' and Will'fl III'IIIItt-
placi-
:5
llllII"l':t't’ll0‘.l.
.\.~ thi:- ltllu ltl‘I'l)l\'t.i rt lluiilllt'l' of
liltlhldll‘ll Iltzingcs at this important
I’II-IttIII'. thI- (‘itv Fttgittect' would III-Il-
comc any lIIlptttl suggcstioII-I in 111- riy
pcr:on ittIIr-Istcd in this malt-9r.
For the Care 01
ills Majesty
Baby Must Have *
His Daily Airing
Our line of Carriages, Go-Carts
A .1. tidbits €30.
Beef Iron and
Wine
White Pine and
Tar
Clifford Pharmacy,
Sof Main and Elizabem Stu;
Phones B33453:
in mind lit-T} IIidcning of the silent . , . . ‘ .II...
from Woodward lth‘lluI‘ to Elizabeth1 Certificate and Coupon Free. ‘
strcct, five feet on either side of tlth ' ' f .
street: from Elizabeth .Itrcct an ad ._._...--_., 2"
Ilitionttl widening of tII"’o I et on the
cttstcrly side to theI Washington stiect
bridge. continuing the the feet II Iden-
in? on the IIesteriy side of approach;
to the Frank“ BaIt- 9r property. and?
the easterly side. . 1
It is l‘iO considered in this plan to
.RllB ttttttttttc PIIN
on, and .l. Sutherland Machood. an IIu-It ._
SBBthSS, SilffNESS
_Fiu'o Pain Right 0 It With 'i'malt Trial
Bottle of Old “ t. Jacob's Oil"
What's rheumatism? Pain only.
Stop druggling! Not one case in
fifty requires internal treatment. Rub
soothing, penetrating “St Jacob 5 Oil"
directly upon the‘ ‘.tender spot" and re~
lief comes instantly. “St. Jacob" 3 Oil"
is a harmless rheumatism ntl Isolation
linimcnt, which neVer disappoints and
can not burn the skin . .
L mber up! Quit complainingl-‘Got
a small trial bottle '.I‘rom your drug:-
glsf. and ,in just It moment you'll be
free from rheumatic and Sciatic
Don't suitor! Relic: waits you.» Did,
honost "8t: Jacob‘s 011'“ has cured
millions of rhoumrtttsm spurns in.
tiit'tm blur century; mural tut;
§0ll0 PAUL Sinclair!
Voice Building Specialist
I N. Y. C. Brooklyn. Peddie lust.
and Bridgeport, Conn. ‘
English
Singing properly taught. ‘
Terms,‘ dates, apply to Mrs. William
H. Stowe. 5 West Ave. South Norwalk
/
Our Oaths! '
Says he WILL NOT prescribe
glasses unless they {re needed.
Not only' 15 it contrary to his
and our principles so” to do,
but we find it GOOD BUSI-
ness polity.
A reputation for SQUARE
DEALINGI is a valuable ras-
set. _
THAMER
"The Threat} IEy'c Service” :.
notation..- Optometrlota. OpttctnnIII
I82 Atlinilo on..- SW. .‘
Norwalk Chronicler