0T7 MARKET
60 N0. IAIN ST.
MUM-Ohm. um;- hull
was Immamulkwa—
limo drum imm1¢3
New York.
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“a ”ti— C! Wilson avenue. he-
llm .- til “and (finds cm Ilsa "mic-t Bro-I 0! Mon, vb
int. i- ” flatly hovered by but two eyndinl about three unh-
u anti-fl- ! cruised stone no um- ber sister. Mn. 8. B John-u.
dirt. and the work or the mud roller will rennin in tons tor several
but u about stretch oi roadway to not: loam. Hooping null In. 1'.
min to 50 males. EWM
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, Arthur P. Swintton, administrator
at the estate of Jacob Cornell and
'ihoodore Cornell. has been granted
permission to sell real estate of the
detedents in Darien. There are *bout
100 acres of land. 3
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COACH ROBERTSON 0F
Plfll'l’o EM,” A3
my OFFICER SOON
NEW your; stay d.——ln the event
lot the University 01 Pennsylvania
[calling of tall athletic activities and
disbanding its teams, Lawson Robert-
. son. the Penn track coach, will pro-
I ‘ W. Wei. of Pine Hill, is ‘hably join the Pennsylvania contin-
, ill n his home. gent that is training (or service in
I Uncle Sam's army. Robertson said‘au
much to a lrlond in,~Pbiladelpl_lia yes-
terdaylwhen he was asked about his
plans for the future in case athletics
~ ‘91” in women‘s oxford; and’became a dead issue at the Quaker
3mm “writ-’6 Shoe Store. ‘college
3 which Robertson is well qualified to take
to M, of Charles street. 13 a commission in the army, and espe-
‘ it new engine in his launch. chilly in the heavy artillery branch.
in which he served two enlistments us
a member of the Thirteenth Ceast
Artillery of Brooklyn. He held the
rank of sergeant when he took his
discharge from the New York No _
it! the Boy Scouts Trooll'ttlonal Guard and could easily have D" C' B Keel” Who "can” con 1
3 hold an evening in mafia” to a commission had he pos plcted a fine new residence on his!
9‘31““ ceased ambition in that direction place on Ox Ridge, is now engaged m
Robertson has been assisting the. making other improvements rcmo’
military olficels in drilling the Uni mg or tearing down several barns and
_ versity of Pennsylvania recruits at elnployees' dwellings. which will be
. Baseball “W“ “’1“ Franklin Field ever since the college 1%qu upon other “"98 Dr K89!" if
filth the Nationals sundayiromcd the military units which 1333333 spending abouttt $40. 000 upon llIcsc
“‘ the Wiche grounds. been preparing for service under Mu- improvements.
, " jor Pickering. .
District Commissioners. 1
regular meeting Saturday
3!: electrical plant on Bay-l
There was an unusually largo at-
tendage last night at the prayer
meeting in the Methodist Chrucu.
which was the first conducted by the
new pastor. iR‘ev. Charles IReynolds.
The good singing was a special lean
ture of the meeting 1
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Philip M Sutherland, the Danbury
architect whose splendid work in
planning school-houses in Norwalh
secured for him the commission for
the new schools to be erected in Due
rien, also receivad commissions from!
Norwaik last week to erect two more;
schools in that city. I
l
M l
I m buicceifld a posi-
witb Ethan and Company.
Ql’orlvéll “and Louis 13th
3 3m positions with Charles
or elm Hill.
a...
soft hats, O'Brien.
An oxenlplificd copy of the will 01
Louisa R. \l'ccd who has the wife 0'
‘John w. W cod deceased, has been on
{Court \‘lili. Mrs. “end died at Z'lllsh-
,ing. L. 1. Poll. of her estate consist
of loud in Norottnn. The bulk of tllr
‘DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
Toxin Assembly Hall Grace Bro 8-
apiece orchestra—Cathedral Chimes
W -..A_._. La»...
Mold E. Wilson conducted
meeting of the East Are- 1‘ estate is bequeathed to her oilildron~I
'Gllurch last evening . 1t Edwin D .Wocd, Richmond Weed
1! attended. DAR'EN Mngdelainc Weed Franklin, Sarah
" ~——- I I Weed Franklin and Sarah Weed Dor
mu opening of the East . rimcowin equal shares. The sor
,lwht Club will be held to- AN” Richmond Weed, is appointed oxocI
balloon. A cannon wit tire tor.
mid the flags will be raised. —-———————-
Rev. Charles Reynolds will accmr
probably be a light lunch-
' ' ‘ puny a pally; of Burial men to th4
Billy Sunday meeting in New York 0
auto-van lla
N030 "IN 11
J. WIDoly‘hus‘o‘et out it numbcr (21' Sunday night. Taylor's
a..........
cry scarce tllls'ycar, ac-
? Itabemont made "'1“ evergreens about his Nomton reel hw'll ongryzod, and in uddlll'lll It llllll‘
Game Warden Wilbur deuce. , ' [her if men who have cars of thcl
Smith whipped "‘9 -—»——-———-—- own, will crowd them with l'w’
shout the surrounding - Thomas J. Boyle is now employed friends and neighbors. A start will no
W WIS unable to “n“ “"y liq Artenlas Holmes. in, of Long made about 3 p. In. in tho pastor's
““3 membtr of 3‘“ tinny Necy 'l‘oint. libiit‘nCO.)lhfP service at tho Motilodl
journeycdln an automobile ---—~‘--'- Church Sunday night will he lr .
e occasion, sunk up to
Imud. It took some time
cur 33ml solid lund again.
'Iliowat‘d Willmott is nbw employed charge of Miss isubelle Horton. of
us chauflcur my Mrs. It. J. llng-Irlou. the institute of Christian Workers, 0‘
Mansfield avenue. I New York.
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MSiorcshMAlouoscl‘loorJthlrsioGilh
Artemas ll. Holmes and family in a list at meetings to be held lb"
have arrived at Gray Cottage, their worth under the direction of the Fair-
summer home at Noroiou, for the sea field County Mobilization Committee,
son. published in a number of nowspoper
l . 3 ° in this section or the State. was in
J. W. Masts-h of New York has 1035- cludc done scheduled for Darlen 8‘
ed one of the Noxon houses on the Turin ilull this evening, ill whio‘
Academy street. and will occupy it Edwin Million :30er and Henry 8.
this summer. Cc‘ok were to spook. 'l‘his announce-
ment seems to have been premature
1y made, and the Advocate in author
lzed to inform the Burton public in:-
Ilo such meeting is to be held to night
When plans now being made or
completed, due announccmcnl will be
made in thcsc columns.
WAYTON
Albrecht of the Rowaytno
able to be out again. alter a
HJames H. Webb has launched his
fishing bouts at Rangs End landing.
Floil'ish are ré‘pmtcd as having htguu
to bite.
Mrs. Chadderton is entertaining Mr.
and Mis A V. You has, or New York,
Norwalk at her home in the Bircllard cottage
on the Post road.
in. Smith, of
3 ting at her summer resid-
outside avenue.
Rev. Samuel C. Johnson and family
with their household goods, left town
today for Orient, 1.. 1.. where Mr
Johnson has been appointed motor
The trip was made by way of llridch
port to Grecnport, l... l., Orient is on
th eptremo eastern end of ong is”.
land. and lllr. Johnson reports that
he has been very pleasantly loomed
among a thriving village of tishcru
folk whose piety is‘ of a real and
pratcinl sol-.I like that ot the ilsher
William A. Cullen of the Post road.
3 Charles E Scofield of a now omployed in the plant of the
area again in possession o'- llcminzton Arms-ii. M. C. (30., 0
property in IRowayton Bridgeport. ‘
Lamar Butler oi the Da \I‘n Garage,
fitnefeltol‘ of the Norwalk is installing another pipeline to con
angle: In. assisting Mrs nect a 1.5th gallon tak of gasoline
Hoosier
Wiltdn exchange “as WlIlh the sidewalk station.
. I ' men oi: Galilee who followed their
@1185 Julia Sherer has accepted the
of orcnn position of the Methodist a very pleasant pastor3ttte there
at Church She is a pupil of Julius Nell _
menu, who teaches in Stamford.
caries and family.
,ai'rlved this week
residence to Spend the
slur CATAitilHi ilPEll
cc of her parents in Norotton, has been granted by Judge
Keatting. - ~ .: ' I
‘ it your host rils are clogged and'vuti"
head is stuffed and you can't. breath!
freely because at a cold or also
'cvcsH
n. of New Yorker has William Pratt or" iron street is
oi the. small mum making extens‘iv nipr‘ov'ements ct
"of the Tokeneke Cor- the grounds obo‘u his home, thinning
arrived for the sea shrubbex-y and also preparing a gm
3 ' den , - .‘.: 1
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Antonio Robina. the Main street
3 Ishoer‘epalrcr. has installed an. electric
‘3 an momma; headline. and also to
shape to file m. painted and othérwille improved the
. _ I.- ‘ 3 lnteriorothis thou. I_:,
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Balm at any drug store. Apply a lit:
into your li'ostrll'; at I lo: 1 pinch-at
through every air passage of your
head, soothing and healing the ill-
named“
unit you get instant relic: 3
All! how good it tools: Your one
.3 trite the open, your head incisor. so
Leader 1900 years ago. its onticipotes’
I It
The application old/131‘s Sarah New-
. Jeosup. of New York. mann. ad‘mlnistratrix. to sell the "051,314th AND HEAD ‘5‘
.13 3a few days at the interest of ten J. Rally in land in Grand plied in Nostrils "
-Col3d.s at Once.
clout get small bottle of E13115 Crcllll .
swollen millions membrane 3
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Saturday-dilly $5,953
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REED BABY CARRIAGES
$14.95 to $45.00 Leather carriages tram
$5.95 to $15.00
Sulkies $3.50 to ' $10.00
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Kitchen
Ca 1
To Your-inane.” _,
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"Hoods? Beauty?
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$4.95 to $45.00
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College
South Nowell
anmiord. Pun CW.
Women’s.
Wear
The Little Shop
K. & IA. CLAVEN
60 North Main Street
The Banner Bokcry.
Tel 367 5 Monroe “PM
We are now able to supply our
customers with PIES, made to
order each day. We also have
SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
RINGS in addition to our regular
stock.
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The Reed 8: Volk3
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Etplilllmd
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main do. ,
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Bill.
ZELUFF’S
Drug Store
31 North Main Street
examines-45%:
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Whilman’sClIocolates
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Prescriptions
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David W Raymond
., 'UN DE RTAKER
1'01. cities. 1069.3; Him... 898.
‘ 1? WASHINGTON 81‘. ,
NEW RED IEN'O IUiLDlNl! 3.
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_ 1 ' (GregoryIBoulevard)
'3 East Norwalk
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' Opens May I I
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Telephone 7320
101! THROAT AND LUNGS
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