onistock suburban report-
wn paper, is in New Ha-
as business.
Brennan has accepted a
the Norwalk iron Works.
; :~- laundry has purchased
“very automobile.
es’ Society of the East
E. church. held I regular
yesterday afternoon in the
Routine business
.Kresko. engineer in the
" an: Electric Light plant.
w York yesterday on busi-
‘
,flcouts, Troop 5, will hold
meeting in the Marvin
tomorrow night.
rgaret Maob‘arland, of In
and Charles Anderson, 21
Wt Norwalk resident, will
a this evening at the bride's
Mn... ..
Onstafson, of Second
W recently purchased the
Heat Market. is doing nice-
All!” business.
Minnow A. C. will meet tomor-
ut at its club rooms on Cove
Norm men are interested in
., New York and opened her Tokeneke
a;
mac -
Hrs. 0. wit. oi Yahweh. bu
mutual! s We touring car.
Ire W. Glodhltl, of New York. is
tailing ulna-to move into her sum-
mer residence in Logan street.
Mrs. J L. Hamilton has leased her
ratings in McKinley Place to New
York people.
Harry F. Williams, of McKinley
street, is overhauling his boats 'in'
anticipation of the lobster season.
Mrs. M. A. Lewis has returned from
home for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. IA. C. Tetard have
been entertaining Miss Molly Cogs
well of New York at their Tokcneke
home.
: K
J. J. Dali of ‘Brooklyn has been
looking over his Tokeneke home. to
prepare it for occupancy for the sea
son shortly.
Mr. and Mrs: Franklin Lynch enter-
tained their daughter, Mrs. Curtis lll-
ing of New ilaven, with their grand.
daughter, little Marion, over the
week-end, at their home in ’l‘okoneke.l
Martin Sthnughnessy spent yester-
A lsige- quantity of eiushed stone day in litldgcport
and gravel is being placed on ill?» ....
Wilson. Point Road, between the Mr. and Mrs. James 11. Webb of
two railroad grade crossings. and Long Neck iPoint spent Sunday with
this stretch is expected to he in BUCdo (3”,.de {mm
condition for some time.
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Andrew Mills is installing a “9“ non settled at tlielrth‘orolon home
automatic pumping gasoline supply" for the summpr season
station on his piopctty in upper Row- -
viyton avenue. The station will be ac- bouts Herman or the Heights in
ccssiblt- alike to boats and to auto doing garden work on the William
mobiles. Ziegler estate on Great island.
l The: ltowayton Fife and Drum handy
has been engaged to play for the tiled
Men of Uncas Tribe, South Net-walk. mm _\1rq Kate Clementss house 0.?
“Nil “195d“. when ”‘9 1’18 parade! Hnwes ilHlllll‘, Noroton Heights.
takes place in Bridgeport. The mush'
'cians and lndiuns wlll lake’the 7' 05‘ George E, Thompson, supervisor of
itruin for Bridgeport on Tuesday cvcn- schools in Norwalli. was in Dorian.
ins. yesteidny afternoon
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. A” Sixth company. Sev-
men have expressed their
of ”joining the company.
we anneal: ol’ the
ty Hall has been arranged
r - evening at the residean
‘IId Mrs. H. J. liipson of sea-
line. The Young Men's Chris-
sociation orchestra of Stam-
, ill play. and the secretary of
it Chester Y. M. C. A. out .be
0 no the guest of honor and
Ihort address. Mrs. Patterson
its and the quartet from the
Avenue Methodist Episcopal
will sing. Mrs. Morrison’s en
fluent committee has charge
,will serve refreshments. All
are cordially invited to be
{Ind a large attendance is
for.
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'i‘prise miscellaneous shower
given Mr. and Mrs. Russell Broad-
Tnuday evening, at the home
parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
_. 61 Fort street. East Nor-
M. and Mrs. Broadway ware
surprised and remembered
enjoyable evening was spent.
ants \vere‘served and‘ at I
the many friends departed
“the newly married couple all
Ind happiness in their new
present were: the Misses Art-
n, Plume}! Cummings. Ma.-
..‘Kuthcrine- , Homo, Fron-
’ Lena Wolfe. ‘Mildred Wil-
fifltlo Chambers. Helen Scul-
hinged. mini Gilbert, Haz-
ilma Cedérgren, Ethel
:Mude Albertson, Mrs.
Georgetown. Mr. and
Berlepsch. Mr. and Mrs.
_ 1 Stamford. Mr. and
Lt: Broadway, of Rowanon,
‘ll, also of Rowayton. Mr.
ei‘Artelle..lli-.and Mrs.
_ Mr. - fund hire. Edgar
,n‘and baby-Isabelle, of
., Mrs. Katherine Al~
and Jim. IA Echin-
'_rchian, Alvin Sayer;
in; work now being done. .
beautiful and useful gifts!i
Walsh llaB‘ Mrs. William ill. Brown is now set-
niadc the rounds of Rownyton, intlpd11n the Anderson residenceflon
scorch of unmuzzled canines Nor cell avenue.
lwnlk's efficient dog warden is deter2 J_'J_ (transmit, or Bridgoiield, has
mined that the muzzling law, the only been the guest of Mr. and Mm. Rich-
general prevnntivc against. the spread urd lerourcy. ol‘ Scdwick avenue.
tot rabies, will be enforced, and is mu.
erywlicre taking up dogs that are not‘
adequately muscled.
Dog Warden Thomas F.
Constable \l arm: Greene was in
3"Btidgopo1t yesterday as a witness in
the Mach‘nrlnnd- Ponce case which
Alexander Raymond of the Rowny was peacefully settled. ~‘
ton section. who has lived consider“
ably'beyond the usual limit of three? Local people were intoréslod in the.
score and ten, gave a. fine demonstm- pmcoful settlement or the .Mnclt‘ar
tion of his ability to "do his bit” land- Pease damage suit.
along agricultural' lines. when he was the scene of the accident.
pissed through town before 7 a in.
yesterday with a plow and barrow in Mr and “"5 .A C- Young 0’ Now
a big farm wagon on hit-l way to pre York are ill the llOfllo Of Mrs. Chad
pare some on' on garden for planting derton in the llirchard cottage on the
iPost Road. to spend the summer.
Paddock. the contract has been given. A. Poll of Rye. N. Y.. has purchased
to in K. White for the new residence the Wat-lo»? homestead ht Oollender's
to be built at Tokeneke for Mrs. Dick- Point and into ids to settle there for
eman, care of the architect. The the summer.
house will be of frame construction)»
or bungalow type, containing eighi' An army'truck stopped at Burton
rooms and three baths. All improve for 11 short time yesterday afternoon.
merits will be provided including it was thought that a recruiting party
electric lights. firéplaces. etc The had art-lied in town. but the truck
cost will be about $9 oooflcommeb moved on late: in the afternoon.
cial Record.
The Home Guards held a drill in
the Town Hall Tuesday evening un-
der the direction of Captain Cordon.
A few new members Were secured.
The Noroton Home Guards will hold
a drilLtonight
,But few of the Rowayton lobster-
men have placed their lines or pots
for the season as yet. although puc-
tically all are getting ready to do so.
Game Warden Wilbur F. Smith has
issued but few licenses, and it is ex This credit; thirst
pected that the number of active lob- George Ni V Schlichting in
slot fishermen will be considerably the second local company of a“,
less an“ last season Tim is account- Home Guard at the Newton Heights
ed for by the poor hauls of last sea— firehouse .
son. the high cost of nets and other-t
equipment, and the efforts to inaugu-l Mrs
rate restrictive legislation in the itch pben R iHoyt attended the state con-
3"" industry ‘ ventton of mothers clubs and kindred
organizations in Bridgeport a‘ few
days ago.
A
Joseph. son of Mr. and Mrs. may
DeCourcey, was celebrated by a
gathering of a few of his young
friends at his home on Mansfield av
sue on Monday night. ‘ ' '
nnmuws
its Darlen-
Selecttnnn
ill organize.
. ment at once.
John ‘Godirey and Mrs. Ste--
The birthdayw anniversary of Miami;
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“Esau; _
The following were. recently electedI
as oillcersi of the Women’s Auxiliary.“
or the Noroton Heights lt‘ire Com;
pany; Mrs. Frank Wood _ president;S
Mrs. David M. Allen vice-president; ‘
Mrs. H. Roscoe sectelary: Mrs Will
llam Acker treasurer. l
Several weeks ago consider-china
Misheard in’ town about enlisting the3
school children in "Agricultural pur—i
suits organizing them into .boys' and
girls' garden poultry and pig clubs.
This was before the. declaration of
war and the consequent. realisation of
Folks have been setting what has be
come of this mayoniem. The explsKi-l
lien is to he found in the fact that;
the Fairneld County Farm Bureau,l
under who‘sefllrection the clubs were
to'be organized. has been unable to‘
obtainitheufiwiérs of a suitable sup-
erintendent. As soon as this man is
obtained, iii iiié understood “that the
local clubs will be promptly organized.
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The need for better school housing
,ln Barton is shown In no stronger way
then by the attendance at the kinder.
humans. (in Monday there were 69 in
attendance iii Center. where it has
b‘éen necessary to have a- curtain
aiming to separate the room into two
‘ divisions. us this number is too large
for one kindergartener to handle. At
the Hei.\‘its. where for over three
years n kindergarten has been meet-
ing in the basement of, the M. F1
church. rented for the purpose by‘ the
school board. there were 20 present
that day. Antith‘o problem will be
intensified when these children grow
older. tin-l reach the higher grades."
unless the town's taxpayers tattodt
brood and far reaching view of the'
problem and plan not only for the im-
mediate pressing need. but for the
need of the future. ,, '
Williams and the staff and pupils of
Center School were agreeably surpris- ‘
co vester‘day by the gift. of an A-3oiian
player- piano by a Dar-ten resident who
made as a condition of the gift. that
her name should not be disclosed. and
as a matter of fact. even Mr. Williams
is n . flier identity. The intent
or the donor is that it. shall be used ’
in the new nuditoriuni,-which is part
of the plan loathe extension to' “he
made at the Center unwell as at the“
new school to be erected at the
Heights. but she wanted the pupils to
be able to have the use of the lustre/1‘3:
Such an- evidence of r
public-spirited interest: in the town's
pavements to be laid in town this
year Whittl‘ie construction of a con-g
crete pavement on the new miners;
road leading from that part or they‘ ,
been if. whisk is so
)v r1
Inocupied by Carl Brenner, the barber.
land the other half to be opened by
‘Gharles Keil as a meat market 1"“:‘1 1
,SIturday, is b91118 would. 0
~River. new Vorit (foot of Catherine
included in the pious. for permanent .
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the Stewart grocery, hell of which is
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The stylEs we are showing for-
soring are certainly dandies. com-
bining' in a most satisfactory way
Style. Quality and Low Price. .
We guarantee you satisfaction
$13.50. $15.00. $18.00.
Cupyright CinthingCo
5 N. Main‘St. So. Norwalk,
Sifety§P0ich ti .ies
Made of selected oak. all well
pu ut together with rivets, fitted
with bolts and screws for fasten-i
John he and family have moved the greater need of this kind of work. in! to gate posts.
2 Sizer-3 it. Porch Gates $1.49!
' 7 ft. Porch Gates $2.49.
Albert i. Gehebe
Phone 1069-2 . .
as Washington 3:. so. Norm-o5
znurrs
Drug Store
31 North Main Sheet .
833--Plnnes-1532
m m $1.00 for luck
but: one littlest [dorsal
Kitchen Cabinets in your
ihm. The greatest labor
'1 isaving article to he had.
A $18 to $35
Breséers and
Chiltoniers
In oak, mahogany. circassian
walnut, white enamel, old ivory.
bird's eye maple.
$0. 98 to $45 .00
Allin‘tig Room
Suites
Complete sets in golden
oak, fumed oak, Jacobean
and mahogany finishes.
$48.00 to $175.00
Our line at woon BEDS in .111
finishes; also BRASS and IRON.
in all the newest designs
finishes. ‘
$4.50 to $55.00
and
BABY‘ CA‘RRIAGES
In All Finishes 1 .
$125016 $3500 " " "
sutures
$2.98 ‘0 $21.00
ufhiiman’soiiéoiaies'
flrugs
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FAsT FREIGHT Line T0 new ‘ '
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THE women. sm'rn mass
VPORTATlON LINE. inc. . 3,
‘Fl‘elghf him leaves Pier 27 East 0
St. i every day esteem Sunny. It 3 p .
«1‘. Freight received at Mom-lit up to
5p. mood at South Nem‘dkupto
3'30 9 m ' ‘ - u ._
Are the best refrigerators on
. the market today. .They com-
' binc all of the best features
' that mean the scientific saving
:- of food, and economy oi ice.
A splendid assortment 'of .
.EDDY REFRIGERATORS“ ‘,
are now ready for inspection
on our second floor. ‘
Come' in and see them.
RAYMOND h SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sta. ‘
Nol'tvalR. ._:
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digging plantingand cultivati‘
, all get-din or
on: of large acreage. ‘
Come andsoeom'lin: 'and
"it us about- anything you
3 may need. We especially ~mill
some n to the Iron Age
The man whodhes money is always welcome
to those with whom he comes in contactt not V .32 .3 :1 '
merely because he has money; but chiefly be- ‘ '0
’ J Cans: it proves him to be a successful man: ..-..
' Open a savings account with this bank-- by <~ " '
. depositing one dollar or mere, and deposit regu- 0
_. la‘riy a definite part of your comings. That
‘ the secret—REGULARrrv, AND suAL‘lL'
MUNIFORM” AMOUNTS. You will be surprfised
fat the Quick change, from dependence to inde- :‘
. pendence; and. in the course of years, you will i
become a siliccesaitd man with meney
The Peoples Irtisi Company
OF 80111;}! HORWALK, CONN
Norwalk Chronicler