"F—r
coed lo 2'0 turned over to fuelled amalgam“
('rous committee.
”VLF; v w u
Next Sunday evening in Raymond 'i'
. . Hall the monthly union service 0!
’ the Worth We and Christian _.
Indium weiotieamill he held at
6:15. followed by the Band of Hope
It '1 o'clooli. no program will he an
‘proprlnte for Mother's Day and for
the temperance cause.
£5.51
, LRWALK
p. of 19 Woodslde avenue,
= 7m.blood W!!-
7 mil. 'l‘roop 5. will drill
'flohool this evening.
- Morrison visited friends
, N. 1'!" yesterday.
A. Cody of Keyser Place.
ryesterday in Meriden. visiting
Opened -
The annual thank-offering meeting
of the Woman’s ‘Forelgn Missionary
Society and the Standard-Balers of
the Methodist Church will be held in
the Sunday-school room next Tuesday
at 7:45 p. m. The speaker will beEb
Mrs. Warlen F. Sheldon of Middli '
town. conference secretary of the Ne“
England branch.
in
mm
in
3.:
All.
My recruiting otflcer examined
Widows at Hafner's recruitinfl
, Wt Norwalk, today.
inekly .prayer meeting of the
The Community Canning Club com-
mittee is working on a program which
it hopes soon to present for the up!
proval and support. of all who are in-
RA Av.“
Charge Accounts
H Quality shop ”’
SOUTH NORWALK
May ClearanCe S 6
Tomorrow Will be a Blg Day at Mintz’ .5 Clearance
iSale. A few of the Wonderful bargains we offer
9111 new seasonahle merchandise for tomorrow.
S
Charge ‘Atcmmls
opened
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Merino M E Church was heldp
Egofiterday and i5 “0" stay- The'TZivic League met on Mondm
7 like. Johnsniffen. in ROWRY’ afternoon. Annual reports were in air“
7 ' and the following (llllCCl'i-S were elv‘ 0E1
mainland foundry ill rapidly be- ed: President. lira ll. ll. Hull; iii‘stE
“muted in order that the iii-Po vicmlresident. Mrs. F. ii. Adriunm‘: .
‘V mnspanyvmayvtakeiposseaslon aerond vice-president, Miss Amanda -:. ‘
"Mi film-t work. fi‘honew dwk Weed; recording secretary, Mrs. Ho
completed: and it will not be bert ll. Bradley; corresponding sec-
ule loo- oililumg will be in rotary. Ml‘ii, Lawrence F‘rothluglmm;
Wishnpe. The iii-Po Gom- treaiiner, Mrs. C. ll. Holmes. It will
Muslin Underwear
$1.00 Gowns
50c Gawns
' fill! employ between three and be recalled that $100 had been gll'oll
"4 people. by the icon no to the Park Comniittie
Mu mm. Wm. Lpficrson' of 47 for tho pulchnse oi tiers, rte" in
7 Silk Underwear
feet iii height, could be purchased for
110‘th per month and has 57”“ “ml the league suggested ‘0 the
under him. lie has. only hm...) Park .Comxnltteu'tliut ii spend :50 for
“Eileen promoted with his pay
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l
terested inihe food supply of New Cling “J" .
M l Wilson
“8 Rev Harod E m. It realizes that cooperation will sale 0f Corsets . ' g 7
make concentration of effort possible; " 5,0 Corset. e 0 oats
7Addie V. 2nd Etowed .a and and urges that all in planting thelrzc $110:) Corsets ..................... (7313.,
. to long Islandlhls morning and gardens will put in extra lows of vege-E -°c Comte ................. '. :39:
‘I' I g ”Ck a schooner “iiihumn tables for the Community Canning‘ _.
for theatGeorsed’ulp l. . Club. String beans. carious. tomu- YE. : 8385
”WI supper of the Mg”: toes and corn, and all surplus fruitow'ii- _
1" desiccation of ”3'3 as will be acceptable. A circular con- - y .
7n. E.r.Chuicli-wlllbe held this mining detailed information will boEE. _ M“Shn Underwear 2 $15 Suits ...... _ ................. $9.9.“
“'7‘“ “1m“- widely distributed as soon as full :3: €333 Covert .............. ..19c ’ . 7 ‘
. ‘ 0 I . .
- My C' fielder, of Fort street, plans are completed. 5 , 29c Drawersc.fir.‘ ............ 39c $15 Coats ........................ ”$9 9-!
MW from tho Norwalk ~-_._.___ 5th 53¢ Drawers ------------- E216 7
$15 Dresses .............. . ....... $9 :9
Our Entire StOck of Coats,
finale of Fine Hosiery
lfic Hose ....................... 111:
25c Hose ........................ 19c
29c Hose ....................... 2lc
359 Silk Hose ................... 25c
‘W.
W
i
Sale of Hosiery
65c Silk Hose ..... .............. 49c
$1.10 Silk Hose ................... boo
- 51.50 am. Hm ................. $115
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«or: ”‘33
. UNCLE SAM Wants
' STENOGRAPHERS.
Male and Female.
Examihatioas
Every TUESDAY
Mérrill business
College
South Norwalk ‘
Port Chester.
4y
hK'z
mllord.
Women’s
Wear
The Little Shop
K. & A. CLAVEN
" :2 60 North Main Street
Wt received it letter ‘ester- beautifying the grounds about lb9 3:”? 5“" 3'°°m=rs ........... ,..79c 7
' ) \ . .. ) . , . i ’22:) Silk Bloomers.. - 4‘1 '
in their son . Earl l'lc'fferson .lmd Monielial link. it “as {cum ,0 s- C. .......... L730
. . . th H ”00 Hi i e ti on "four 3‘3 ilk- omhinotiona ........ .3150
nowmilliolregulur army, that a m- V“ e l’ n 8. "‘ 0' 7 2.60 Silk. Combinations. ~. .‘i. r 31
. 'bervice a month. He is doing fifty trees and pay {01' the setting: out
7 . . . .. woo . 7 . .
a boy only 19 years 0m. lie or them. any money 0V5! that amount E unmmh' '--‘ -------- ;-m790 E $150 Shapes ............... '. 99c 64.00 Waist: ..................... 79c
.mess cook at Boston. Muss” to bodovoted to the Playground fund $150~Unlbrellu ________ 11.00 7 _ 'E “““ 7 '50 H n
Gammon Wealth Pier. The league also voted to comrlbuiv 82. 03 " 854;” Trimnled H (8 ' 5 ° 7 “3°. 78”“ ------ 7 -------- 39¢
_ ‘ . . P . U [E I . a ............. G j" _ .
77 mt beef supperoi the men's :50 to the tanning Club and $2.) to , m irillas ---------------- "1.25 . . 7 $2' $1.00 childmf. Sweaters ......... 79
“like mm! .Aveiiue Church to the Community Children‘s Gardens. WW 7 $6 00 Trimmed Hats $3.9: WWW
‘ ‘ I ....... 4 llllll
mines tube a big allair “0‘ Miss Amanda Ween gave a report of _ - ". .‘HU E
the good things provided for lumheons served at Center School. W ' M ‘ I! 0 ‘9' . R E
but. Dr Gumburt'u ad The School Committee denoted $30 We Windsor Tlee...... ........... 33° 1'3 WEE A1! Children 8 flats . I» 51m V ii ”a
" - 7 ‘ toward this project. Miss ‘\Vi’.t.‘d r... u: ,7 .1 . . "‘ 7 ‘ 7 ° 5 """"""""""""""" 79°
lYéilowsione Park will be i 25c \v'll‘1dsorl’l'ico 19°. '
E . . ported $139 in the ireuuury. Almoril 7 """""" . 20 7 5¢ 3900' Glitter! 'spool ............. 3
Willem 9“? Egiven w {ht 4.000 lunches we“. served. averaging / 25c Silk Hdndkerchlefs ........... i 7 l [I on A“ Feathers and PM W ' E .
The doctor wrll come well 1b0ut65 rla 'l'lal t l 7 i , - t2 1.2a Handkerchiefs ............. 8c
with photographs of the l - 8 Y. “ II as yenrtlo m-Efi «AMMWW 9
crime number wall 47. There . , . . '
'\'.'l‘l‘l‘ .
about 3.390 paid lunches—Aha! iii. I
lunches earned by the childrenwlhr-
boys acting as carriers of the {03d
‘stut! from the home of Mrs. F‘mukiiu
toresting sights of this truly
'- ful country.
A ok'fireonwood.
for many
Sm el. Il Sililllldl‘dm éariilviiéiifiklili'
to the limo“ ilyn navy yards this week.
V'-
‘SilfillONShapes ...... ...............
v -vv' ivvv'v'
£2.00 Fowncs Gloves ............ $1. 50
$1. 50 Bags ...................... 79c
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The Banner Bakery
. l
4 The deed in Volk
. hm Compuru. Wi.| applntc. Stevens. while the girls uctcd as dish. and obtained employment . l
mam .as Third District Uornmls “sum —~ '- ' ‘
by. Commissioners Henry L ._. Mrs. L. Whitehead. of Dil‘lsiontp
and Charles E. kuhner infill
, W“~\-. mrovi. Stamford. in mending u fowl!
ncyfl left through the resigna-
days in Tokvnoke. visiting with noiuh' \
born there. E
l
E-Uontructm Fred J. Hodge started
"work today on the construction of uI
dancing piniiion adjoining the bath.
, . ' 'ing;pavllion at the ’i‘okenclio Club.
.was netting along nicely. M18. Gillian Scolield of McKinley] ' ‘
it they BhOIlld appoint another street, hn'a leturned home after 11'
,Efll'll‘m’r according to law and week‘s visit with her sister. Mrs C.
Mr .Greonwood feeling that} Nash of Mount Vernon New York
now last summer, to E lo‘lluson otlE
N,
Miss Mabel Jarvis continues user]-
ously ill at her homo in ngilinnd awe
.nu"- with German measles and com
piicatiuns.
Joseph Strchle. of Dorian. has sold‘
his Cape Cull dory, \vhich'ho bought‘
1‘“ 1&7? - —’ -—--—-—->-——
Children Cheer-fully and
Pltlentig Tro'ltod by Modern
. Painless Methods.
Moder-to -
- Charges ifor *
Very BM Dental Work
~15 Yente' in. the
Practice of
'Hig’lnClaéa' , _
Dentistry
Elneutral in the electric plant
Norm-ilk
«H
Ascoplic Office
Dr. .5, M7. 92112
Surgeon
Dentist
75 South Main St.
Palnlua and .Conlcientiouc
.Dentiotny
Sympathetic Treatment.
. X-Ray Treatment 7
Gas. Administered.
>
'By the Oxoyen ‘Methml
Home-49 a. m.,xto 9p. m.
.33; Appointment 7
GOLD Ann P'oncaLAlN nesronA. 7
non. ALL Kmos~oi= ARTIFiClAL
DENTURES, BROWN AND
BRlDGE llMORK, £110.
SKIHL‘FUL‘LY DONE.
l .x J"
in ‘L‘? ,__“_._ h.__,E .4. .__._..E..--..,=,. t.“ 7-..... .
v»
‘ Em 367
I E We are now able to supply 0|. r
9 {containers with PIES, made ‘.0
5 Monroe 8"???
order each day. We also have
SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
ERINGS in addition to our regular
._ mock,
Electrical Co. E
The Only Fully Equipped
? 1:anan .330?
In thall‘own
“AUTO SUPPL'IES
Phone dos—~50 So. Main on.
So. :Norwalk. Music Hall 311;.
ZELUF F’S
Drug Store
:31Norlh Main Street
833--Pkones-- 1 532
. Whitman ’sfihocolaies
zswlpfim i
__~. _.
... a, .
mugs
‘. Mrs. Richard LeGuiiienne and her-
daughter. Miss Hester, have returned
«ow».- an». no» ~ 4 Mrs. J. l. Tonnelly of Greenwich
to New York. after spending a fr-w
days at their Tokenoke home liming
Eat 'i‘okaneke. and will shortly arrive
l
.Eingn for its opening for the neuron
and entertainment will be
‘tii‘e Talmadge Hill Chapel
lay 17. at 8 D. m therexfor the seahon.
Highway Superintendent Robert N
i'(lraones men have been busy for‘hev-
Olmaiend for many years
by The C. H. Fairly Co.. has
“mm.” and Will iiereat- , , , oral days. making napalm to the lips
all his-time. to farm it Suggestions to childless Hill Road the oldapproach to Token-
Emplaco on .LalioView avenue. Woulen. {eke from Dorian center.
ay evening. ammo, the'
a, ueri-zs of stercopticnn lec-
glven at Selleck’a comm-o
Eabyithe Rev. :T. ‘L. Price.
‘ ant-commenced at 17:30
l . , ,
the virtues of :Lydia ME 1 MT and Mrs K E. Weaker of New
131.“;th 3 Vegetable Com m in the i York have leased one of the trait moire
ability filo correct uteri '11" la!“ the houses erected last year for gun
Wm“? 22mmgdwngm3idenul§ by “5% Thomas J Pruton, who was formerly
following letter and hundreds of others M“ 31'0“" Cleveland
we have published In these column.
Poplar Bluff , Mo. -—‘.‘1 “want other
'women to know what a blessing Lydia
E. PinkhamisVege-
table Compoundhas
been to me. “We
had always WWW} .beenbuil land " '
nbfib in our home' t. grape lines of variousE
but was in poor' kind: 'will the transplanted there.‘
health and not able-« 9 F‘FF—FF-
,todomywork. My
mother and bus-
bandhothnrzed me
3 mwylgdidE.Pink-
ham' 3 Vegetable
Co I did
Among
hundred and eighth annual
Jainism Gounty Associa-
wthnal Churches and
in to be held in the Congre-
hurch,» New Canaan. next
May 15, beginning at 10 a.
The large garden und‘orchard-in
the lot adjoining the Farrell garage
lhave been completely planted. Near
modular-monthly meeting of the ,
Rownyton Hose Company will be held
on ‘Monday evening at the company.
quarters in Ro'u‘yl ,. Mat-
Gothic: of'Greenneld, Mil-15..
send u mpyfio any resident of
town upon application.
,"
the garage a double grape arbor has ' IV 7
the
The construction return new James.
A. Farm" mansion at “Rock Lodge";
Hickory Blun. proceeds slowly. Thai
foundation has been completed. and E
l
! .
the walls of Port Ghostorvhlne stone 2
are now Elbeing? erected, having been ' 2‘
completed to .‘o theightiof about three ‘
feet on lfour Emilee. There its little Mito-
.babllity that ihehnnoevlill he finished;
:and ready for occupancy before next
year.
Gillian-n mile, when my”
'. ‘Fvlwfilflmmdh'ar J
‘ ions of generfiiq'outme will he trains l 7 . ' ‘ ‘
|.
' 1ilauviiiilil Raymond
UNiDE RTAKER
Told one-.106”; Noun. M93.
twat-unmount- ' 4
NEW HID "MEN’SIWUDINO -l
Milli“ HOUSE
(Gregory Boulevard)
East “Norwailk
Opens May I ‘
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL_ 7
KINDS OF SEA :FOOD
COOKED TO GREEK
v
JOHN “E. D’SUILIVAN.LFIQP.
Tél'q'ihone'finow
Beef iron 31 Wine >
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer.
1.1!. MXTER
BEBUiL‘l‘ WWElTERB‘aJL. 0.
" Smith. model-wood
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