7mm;mmnm.fiwumm¢md
at fill ”at ital..mlurk my. mu
human-unnatural?
w...“
bun-u: tori-II wtmmw.mm cal-unread.
wmumtnoflteflmtoh loam there on:
m noon urn llmt.lally animal-mainland
w m It Mod that “I! MI whom owners have» not an:
I“ about chm hhl alimlh‘d to [cited with this fl‘fiulrfiml. and tin-re
the horn“ Garden club and that mm. to a.» plenty for the do. word
piano had been nod. to provide a plot en to do, it he gets on his in». There
at groundnut those who have none It m an amusing instance on Satan!!!
hone. “ll D the It'll time any— night of the cthciency of all nut-taut
111198 0I 1h“ dmfllfien bu been dug Men of whom that (1ch
started in East Namath. The Corn probably knows but little. ' A woman
munity hall committee also had an in went into one of the Railroad avenue
tel-eating FBDOFL It “’33 explained stores that evening. followed by an
that bids on the remainder of the upmnzzled little black dog. Brim a
l
. local papers and described the work played on and near the door, most
done on the foundation. The associa- people with an appreciation of the
“013 is cooperating With Mayor Carl sanitary properties would not permit
A. Harstrom toward making East a dog to enter such rt place at any
Nor-walk the bright DOI'U'OR Of this time. it so happened that in the back
9m“- The meeting was “1011er 011- room of this place was a cat with a
1“ two weeks from WWW-13y “(of litter of kittens recently born. As the
which time it is hoped that bids for dog enter-pd, the manager courteoualy
the community ball will be in and can said to the woman. “You had better
be taken under COfiSidPFaiion- keep your dog outside, madam.” She
5 paid no attention, and the'dog went
on a tour of exploration into the back
a! the. East Norwalh
the held this evening
Irons. in man street,
Moss, her home in
mnyfi)’ New York, MW“ I
tr residence at the . t room. As he entered, the. man said:
l ‘ilie'll come out of there quick
.... l nAR'EN ‘ enough." The soutencc was hardly
the Lanes Auxiliarv ended before there were yelps and
dumb will be not AND howls and aptlttcrings, and the little
J moon. In the. awning, dog carnc racing out, with a not :upon
ay party will be held ‘ ‘ ‘ his back, digging her claws deep into
when! moms. ‘ Nona TON l his flesh. Dog warden or no dog war-
F . ‘ 1 l den, that dog will probably ’give that
Wkly meeting of the. . w , _ , W W _l store a wide berth in future.
for: $53.: m3. Dalian members of the Home. Considerable interest has been
duck in the parlors or Guard “‘9- greatly disappointed to awakt-ncd in town in thc project for
* . learn that, because of the late dateni organizing a rural Y, M. C. A. here. as
which the local companies wcre or- a rcsull of the two mass meetings
‘ganlzvdi lht‘y Will not be equipped hold in local churchos on Sunday
and armed at the expense of the night to promote this project. The
state. as was «‘Xpectod. Provision has Coxlgrrgntltmnl and Methodist church-
only be“ H made for 5,000 in the state. cs hold one unitcd service in the last
and 8.000 are now enrolled, with the namcd church. when a solo was new
,Dl‘OSlN‘Ci that the number will be in- dcrcd by Miss Isabelle Stimson. of
. ” croascd to 10,000 when all reports are thc Congregational church choir. and
Workers of the. Christian in. For this reason, 'Dariell‘s com- an address follownd by Attorney Hor-
- . it will‘ hold a pray" panics must be includcd in the ”re- ry C. Scoftoid of, Stamford. Thelm-
.omning‘a‘t-thc Mme Or some," which will not be eqillnl’t‘d un- tor told of tho organization of the Y.
“9mm“ M 51 “’5‘ less the first 5.000 are called into M. C. A. and of tho cslubllslllncni or
it and neighbors MW service. the lirst branch in America, about 00
' . yours ago, in Boston. iiic said that he
f The MGIGS'Aid SONNY or ”193101le had been a lnenlbcr since he was
‘iChirles Anderson who Mist Episcopal church is planning \X- about is yours of no.9. Judge Scolicld
married, have returned WNW? renovations and improve- especially ctuphzrsizcd tho good work
dill)" wedding trip and ments in thc. Dfll‘SOMiZO. tn t‘chcta which had boon done along spiritual
residence. 'on Lorena tion of its occupancy shortly by Rev. lines by the organization, and told
_ ‘_ défion {has formerly George “GNOME. 1130011”? altpoim'od how it was now ‘proposcd to extend
I W E: MacFarland. .pastor, and his wife, who arc oxpcct- "nit -hclpful influence to the young
‘ . led to arrive permanently in town mun illldnoltlttl' boys of the rural
*m'hny members m .wlthln :1 week. Mr. Reynolds Will towns of Fuirt‘leld county. in» mode
“5.0" ”we”, out on a cattle up from New York to conduct a pointed distinction betwecn- working
'1‘ mowing, about u“. the weekly prayer m‘ggting tonight. _ for boys and working with boys . The
ftOWn. Signal prnc- MUCH sympathy 15 expressed in all rpcnkt-r also told of the splendid work
part of the morning's parts of the town for Richard F. Ske-l- wimp the v. til, I). A. in doing at
fibula Freeland has re- [01L Jl‘o the. popular organist of ”it army :‘ttll‘iifi. rclutinar some, of his own
‘ Mali: and is now in Noroton Presbyterian church, whose pxportcnccs while at Camp Alger dur-
~ ding on a considerable
. public dumping grounds
and of the Washington
- fl‘hia is probably the
a new park.
. A
Sage and Sulphur Compound. is that,
besides beautifully darkening the hair
alter a few applications it also pmduc-
g that soft lustre avid apponroucc ol'
abund‘nnco which
ready-tome preparation is a delight
fol toilet requisite for those who dc-
alre a more youthful appearance.
is not lntcudcd for the cure, '
lion or prevention of diseusc.—~Adv. I
no at: mun-to ml: oh.
WWW Moot-um 1km Mahmuflrutfimkmuumnm &‘
mmhiemmdn-efl
mar-hulk hum”
every night. Whom
nothing on. till: rout: of rm a-
copt the church” and the “but,
and there are many young am who
do not are. to llnd their social rein»
lion in either of these. The mun to
the only fraternal organization in the
town, and although the. various Ire
companies maintain open house lo?
most of the evenings, Iii" there are
men who do not wat to asaume the
men who do not want to assume the
building had been advertised in the. place Where. food products are dis \‘esponeibiiities pertaining to member-
ship in volunteer fire departments,
and do not care to sponge upon the
social opportunities offered by the
firemen without
sponsibilities. So it is hoped by many
that the proposed rural Y. M. C. A
“may be organized, and this iorm such
a nucleus some more elaborate and
eflicient social center for the youth of
Darien may be evolved.
assuming such rev
5
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HORACE R. NASH
-n.-- .-. #4.. . _._.-_wfl
The kitchen is tlw
center of till llulivt'
Work. and around
the range. in center
ed all the work of
the kitchen. The
range is therefore
the, all-important
article of household
furnishings, and the
best is none too
good.
Get a snowman.
and you will be sub
fished.
FOR SALE ii‘l'
. “.771. r.-.
court. MAIN AND WEST S'rs
up an til it; @
Hill to nun ll
it's Grandmother": Recipe to Keep
Her Locks Dark, Glossy, Beau-
tiful .
This old-time mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darltcnlng gray,
ntrenkod and faded hair is grandmo-
ther’s recipe. and folks are again on.
ing it. to kcnp their hair a good. oven
color. which is quite sensible, as we
are living in an as? when a youthful
nppearancc is of the greatest advan-‘
tage. , _ ‘
Nowadays, though, we don't have
the. troublcsomo tank of gallmt‘ing the
sage and the mossy mixing at home.
All drug stores sell tltc readydo-uSe
product, improvcd by tin addition of
othcr ingredients, called "Wycth'sl.
Sage and Sulphur Compound" for
about 50 cents a bottle. It is very
popular because nobody can disco“
or it has been applicd. Simply mots, .
ten your comb or a soft brush with it;
and draw this through your hair, ink-l
in: one small strand at a limo; by
morning thc gray hair disnppcnm‘ but
what delights thc ludicsgrlth “'ycth's
‘ . so attractive. This
It .
mitifzir
The Charm; of 'Early Summer
Mufti l l‘u‘ti l=t Nu. 2'77".
1‘ m:
50. Nor-walk
Prevails in
McCall’s Designs fOr May
A satisfying
presentation of
Smart Street
Gowns, dainty
'and becoming
House Dresses
An attractive
selection of
SPORTS
ClolllES
that are practi-
cal "and coo-
nomical.
The McCall
Patented Cut-
ting and Con-
struction
Guide. fumish-
ad free ‘with
each pattern,
insures a per- _
feet-fitting
garment.
Macon Patterns for May Now on Sale
Briggerm‘an Bros. ‘
McCall Pattern .\'r\ ”.5".
lintlv nlllel attractive
designs [or May
n to“ n “us-sin"
lil.’ .r...\
Conn.
gammy, arm havmg wife's death occurred on Saturday mg the 'Spunir-hAmcriran war, when
‘iu Now Ham-u for morning after an acute lllncss of but the only nicdlcinc availablc secmcd to
recruiting duty. in few hours. .‘lrs. Shelton was woll ho quinine pills. and whcrc that drug-
‘ known and most. highly esteemed, and was dated out for all tltc ills to which
their death in comparative youth, lenv~ lit-sh is heir. to this connection he
lug: besides llor bercaycd husband it told how, onc day, Fnthcr Sherman.
~———~———- son of the famous Civil War general
Although about 40 miles from the or that name who was the. Catholic
scene 01' his labors, Dal-ion is already chnplln at Camp Algcr, came titnidly
beginning to fool some of the effect. asking the privilege. or conducting
of the meetings being held in New mass in the v. .u. c. A. tool, and how,
York by Billy Sunday. A number of when the rnuucst was grantvd. Father
100111 people have. been down to hcar Sherman bornmc a staunch t‘rlcud
thc great evangelist, and at lcast one and helper of tho Y. M. (l. A. worlt.‘
man in town has "hit the trail” and At the same time that Mr. St'nfipld
become a Clll‘lSlian as a result of the was speaking in Barton ccntor, ti slur
.cvnngelist's work. it is expected that ilar meeting was being held at' tho
L151 large number of Darlen men will ut-, Noi‘oton Presbyterian church. ill
{tend the Sunday pivoting next Sunday which St. Luke's Episcopal and Nora.
Della night, George ‘Reynolds, the new ton Heights Methodist Protcstr.‘t
.Methodlst pastor, who has been in churches unttcd. the'spcakcr being '1.
(‘lara charge of one of the districts of the. G. Bates. physical director of the New
big city into which all New York has Haven Y. M. C. A. Mr. Baton spoke
lsa- been divided, has arranged for a big along the. same lines, urgingcoopem-
.party—men only—to go down and re-tton in establishing the proposed Do
‘8' rah Ferguson. ' lturn in automobile next Sunday night. rten branch. The plan of these rural
iii were served and The preacher says that he will baY. M. 0. A35 is very simplo~tt con-
- after the business glad to have the men desert his serfite plates no orpenstve building or
' . lvice to hear the famous “Billy," and can pmeht, our paid oiliccrs, but. only
iness mecting of tllt‘
m 0,! the East Avenue
scopni Church watt held
the homo of Miss 'lsa~
‘ ‘Réports from various
hinted that the organio
rospcrous condition.
the annual spring con-
appointed and they are:
Vite-President—vlt‘rcderick
'l
o‘Pl'eaidcnt—Miss
estdent-MiSs
‘ President—Miss
Buck and Front-Loco
STOUT FIGURES
Make large hips disappear;
bulky waist-lines more
awkward busts
linen smaller and have the
f‘ Old Corset" comfort with
that wearing.
grateful
, W. B. Rcduso
‘7' ’ N0! 703 $3050 ,
o
b
to!
$3.50 & $5.00
.r
sumosa and _.
AVERAGE FIGURES ' '
Give Style. Comfort'and perv
fcctly filling Gown. . Long
wearing. they assure the ‘
utmoot in a corset at most '
Economical Price. ’
$1 .00 ,to $3.00
At All Dealers
AH, HERE'S, A CHANCE To cor - yes, we Liam“?
m A comment-ML also: '. ‘
in thUt‘tEo THE
N AN’ H6 Fuzz.) ME,
7 newsroom t
.\ r” < _
l.
$0MEOHS. To AsstsT
.~ . Tt—lW mm A amcar MAN -' .. THE, Boven'or‘ 0th
T ACET ANGTHER J05 I'. ‘lN A s-rocgm-d House t‘. .3..." @0135 HostEizY‘
GRIDCNLFCATQ . . on . . . .. .o .
,. .......,. ..... am.
a autumnal! to mil
‘1 Wk” To Ger out You'u. HAue
- lN A‘PLACE
-VJH€QE THE RE
'l‘S'A GOOD ’ '
Fowuast
HEN!
To START AT THE
BOTl'dtf-t LIKE THE
REST or out! VoUNd
1 WEINGARTEN BROS. Inc.,_
ncisco
t"\~.
‘ yes, Yoo’u. HAVE To
Earlene KT 6 A-H
, EACH melamine l‘.
mu, thank:
A chance:
um slaw-o
summons.
Male and lie-ale.
M
Examinations
Every TUESDAY
l a...
2
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v
Merrill Business
College
I Seuth Norwnlk
Pofl Cheater.
Mumford.
1
GREAT CASH SALE" on
woman's. SUITS AT
$10 and $12.50
The Brenan Store
42 SOUTH MAIN 31‘.
Women’s
. Wear .'
The Little Shop
K. 8: A. CLAVEN
60 North Main Street
The Banner Baliéry
Tel 367 5 Monroe street
We are now able to 5 our
customers with PIES, ma e to
onto: each day. We also have
SUGAR BUNS ‘and COFFEE
RINGS in addition to our regular
stock. . ‘
The Reed & your
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main all.
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
' Drugs Prescriptions
ZELUFF’S
Drug Stare
31 North Main Street
8335-Phoneo--1532 '
uni-mi”
Whitman’sChocolalcs
d
— .
‘
. David W Raymond W ,
.UNDERTAKER ,
‘rnlr, prim, ’ tots-hi new, , m.
.17 wa’éam‘oroa or. _
new not: news outcome
. now stJI'r-s .
The styles we are showing for
spring are certainly daddies; com-
. L .
j
inning in a most'ssusla'ctory'way
Style,‘ Quality and Low Pridet
. . ,. .Wef guarantee you satisfaction. .
$12.50, $15.00, $13.00.
~ :‘Ifgpiyrlglltillotllingco.
.5 N. Main st; .
Sorblorwaik.
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