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CITY MARKET
on so mus 111'
5121
NORWALK
The annual meeting of the library
will be held at the library this 11“»
[ring at right o‘clock. Any resident
of the village may become 11 member
of the association by paying the an-
ntinl duet-i of fifty cents. and it is
hoped that the meeting may be large-
ly attended. '
Vie-.1...
DARIEN
W? A regular meeting of the Boy Scouts'
' W11 Five. will be held this evening
AND
NOR!) TON
$1. the Marin school.
. ,V‘
There. will be I
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1.
A regular monthly meeting of the;
Metal Board of the East Avenue M’
3. Church was held last e1 citing. Rou
V fine business was disposed of.
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T1111 young daughttr of Mr. and Mr
ol 1 11t1'it1‘k Harrington ot' Norott.
Mr. and Mrs Lyman B. Gorhzini
:lits llliS’ it-t'ot'erul from tliptlieri.
“mart htmot, obseried today the turn-11111-
”fifth anniversary of their “eddina . SA???" '—- .. . .
The)! celebrated the event in 11 quiet 1’11 1'1 111 1111115“ 1111711111) 0f NW1
‘ ton, has moved to his new home 11.
“miter. . .
_________ lit'tllOl‘tl street, l):tll1'll.
The registration piece for Past 91111 .—
mon Juries will I111 in the \lastlowcrl (1‘.-tirinbl11 l‘i'i-d 0111111111 and Lou
flock & Ltdder quarters, Men 1111- Vnirk iii-1‘11 1.1 war}. .11 l'11u1'1'l‘re11 Poi.
years and f‘O'IVV\\V'1dn= .1l:1._\'. 5111111111: things in r11111lr
' tmn the ages of 21
Jen's will register for
- :mses.
(on ti‘iption’ t:11 tl11- summer,
1
King's,
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“d it it ii.ll11y. 11111r1-t1:‘.'yol tl
1~li1ol board, will have plans of it
school house zit Noroton llt'ltilll
1 3.111-1 this 11\'t'Illllt‘. and “ill repl
to inquiries.
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The Endeavor t‘ii't-le of tlie
Mliteis ot lllt downtown (‘omzre
guttionil chititli li‘l1l.t inretiiii: yester-
day afternoon iii the home of hits.
Samuel W. l\(l_l(1\', Seaside Pitt 1‘
Routine business “as di‘.‘ posed and lat-' '11“ 501mm) Uinerto l‘iinti‘pe di G“,
at 1 dainty collation was ~11 r\11d 11ntl' 111111111 of Noroton Heights had ll.‘~
.mial time enjoyed t1111-1- -tin11 W ednesdni. The society
» —~~- illlllllJ‘l'a‘ ltlltlul To lllt‘llll)t‘l’<. and ti:
' 1110 regular monthly meeting of the ,12111..11:11:.1 i5 Stefano Mum,“
m Norwnlk improvement Associir
“lion Will 1)? 119111 111 ”19' home 0" MI'S‘ About thirty iiit1iiib11rs of tlit1 “(1111
M W. Campbell. 11111“ 1“"‘1111"1 T1109 .liinrd drilled in the open air in :1 ln‘
that afternoon. 31111“ 1"» 1'“ 3"" 1" m. A, '1 the rear 1f First Selectman S1
WWII; 0f1111‘ 1101111 01‘1”“‘01‘5 “1” liihting's lltllllt on ‘mtlguit-h 111.1-11'
“precede the regular meeting and ’Sl'\\idll(5tl‘l) “WHEN“
mulled f1112.l3 p m.
di\i.~'ioiiV1.
'1 ‘ (1 \meric'm 11.1
Willie L 'ls"n."" tli ’ it .\'lo “1) {the trollr) line rain on it t\\'t1li‘."~ln
dated 1 ‘ .1 1' 'i‘: (l “ .
by "' (1111111 ’ 1iitt1 lit:11l'..\11' \\11dr111-d11) for 1311 hi
1.- ii 11111111 in t‘t-iviiziny,
d M10 '8 "OVW‘ "t f E t ."\'u" illt. time this 5111111111. but th1 10.11111 1.
‘ ”I” 1 i ll 0 .is 1 .' . . ‘
once " 1”." ' .betu'een Slitiiilord and hunch is .~t
fle' livrd on lliidge 511111 111111 11113
‘ leniaitded, llntl will probably continii
yell—known in the ’l‘lilrd District. At ‘ -
a“ time he “ "‘ "WWW" b' PeVJciV Steve B11111. one of the employees 1'
“O'Hara of Hon .mi :1. '-;-.11111 1 1) to 11% 1101111111 Hunter‘s Highland Farm at 1’
June Ml" Smith ""0" in Norwalk. h?" Ridge, died in the Sizinil't-z‘tl llonpit.
mono unknown reason ‘llt‘ left town 11111111411111. of anVumleuV ”P “VVVV .
>~Iddenly and was 1111111 limi'th of in industrious, ““leng citizen, 11111!
' Virginia. 'me there "" took ""S'U’L member of the Dorien Home (‘11::11
1' “mm" and "'0 1mm "'3" C,"')"'r'3"’Mueli sympathy 1:1 felt for his wit-.1
.. . Since that. lim- Mr. little children,
"Smith has been interned 1n Geriiinny.
“Mr. Smith at one time was rather
ll‘f'“
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Company I), Second Infantry, \i'lii1
T0 SAVINGS BANK
DEPOSITOR...
If you have $100 on deposit and are getting
31h% interest, in 5 years it will amount to $118. 76
$100 cash will buy a $400 lot. In five years the section should
$150, or $30. per year, will pay commence to build up
interest andtax charges, If you sell the lot for....... $800
Less the mort e. 300
etc., for five years. gag
You will receive. $500
$250 total cash invested in five Less cash invested...".'........ 25%
years.
Profit. $2511
011 $100 invested at this sale, or $250 in 5 years,
a profit of $250 is at the RATE OF 20% PER ANNUhl
THERE CAN BE N0 RISK
If you buy a lot for 400, 500, or 600 dollars when lots in the
Y!‘
'UOI'IIOOOOII
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Oltcoiuo
YOU MUST MAKE MONEY.
Liberty Bonds or Subscriptions Taken in Payment for Lots
ALL STREETS have been given to the City. There will be practically
no assessments for opening the streets.
Al L ASSESSMENTS which may come on this property can be paid
in ten annual mstallments. For every dollar paid for assess-
ments $2 is added to the value of the property.
THINK. USE. ,COMMQN SENSE and good judgment.
These are War Times
Nobody Wants Real Estate
Now is the Time to Buy.
Unprotected Auction Sale of 1,445 Lots
on and adjacent to Boston Post Road and White Plains Road
Lorillard Spencer Estate
11011 the Heirs and New York Public Library
Saturday, June 2d, at 10.30 a. 111.. on property
Take the Bronx Park Subway to 177th Street Station, transfer to the . -
White Plains Extension. get off at Allcrton Avenue, walk cast to Tides Insured Free
Boston Road and me Prom. by N. Y. Title & Mortgage Co.
Semi for Booklet
In
neighborhood are worth from 1,000 to 1,200 dollars each '
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UNCLE SAM Wants
STENOGRAP HERS.
Male andLcheilc,
Examinations
EverygTUESDAYj
. -m.
Merrill Business
College
South Norwadk .
sumford. Pom Chasm '
| GREAT REDUCTION
on
FOOTWEAR
a
at our
REMOVAL SALE
MAX LEVY
145 Washington Str 11-1t
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The Banner Bakery
Tel 367 5 Monroe stree'l
We are now able to supply 0111'
Customers with PIES, made to:
order each day. We also ham
.'SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE!
‘ RINGS in addition to our regular
’stock
taW_.
' ' The Reed 81-7Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main 8!.
60. Norwalk, Music Hall Elk.
ZELUFF’S
Drug Store
1 North Main Street
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11“ ”“1““ 111“ 1111111“- 11 is dolnx: duty in this section of 11' 7506
. , . 1 - ~ ' , at 5‘7 or
. 53111911151“ 10" 11 1‘11?" . 111119 '11‘11 119 state. has received ordrrs to recruit . “of/V: at 3j0% can ll???“ 02 mortgage J Clarence DaViess “9th Street and "d Avenue
"35 a 111'31191111111- V11 ‘V1111‘ 1'“ ““11; ‘1‘“: full war strength, (“ill will open 11 1' 1'0 ._ r 0 0I' years. Joseph P. DOYr 31 Nassau Street 833._Phones..1532 r
more ““111 two 31‘1"" i130- ‘ 0‘ cruiting station in lllt‘ town hnll, l Agents and Auctione
1'1““ money 11" 11““ 11"“ ‘11“ 110115" “"19 rien. this evening. tomorrow ntternoo Ms .75.”: em :1 cm .....———
mld. He has several l'ellivt‘s in town. and evening. The oilicc ot’ the cor. an. __-~ . ,
M"— - 1-—-- -- 1 puny will linve papers, etc., for giviii; Whllman SChocolates
the men the preliminarv examination
amvvomnmnmvm - i __ .’.—3— r -
and will forward some to l’lt‘tltltlllill‘lt‘: l l' ‘ h " l ‘ * A 1~~~ - «3-. .... -. a .5. . -_ - -_. ,_ .._ -._ M we M .‘—
. , .. mate a speeci even ettci 111111 that '
in New Haven. and later on umlorm- -
E ' E and equipment will be issued to the dellvci ed “‘ the cemetery. 1‘111'111"1" Drugs Prescriptions
' g—‘L '?é'f WQJEMWN flew members. Next week it ls pro. ”N’s“ 1""0 ““111 “1 ”1001)?“ 111 '2 P." - 1. '
m. Vocal selections were rendered by ' V‘WXHET“ '1‘
posed to open recruiting stations 1
Rownyton, Noroton, and other snial
towns in the country.
Wmew-W
Ur. andltlrs. C. H. Money, or
, Brooklyn. spent Wednesday at their
' lummcr home at Belle Island.
Darien had its largest and fl1111:-'
celebration on Memorial DnyWodnes
day. The veterans of Fitch’s Hour
and the. school children assembled :1
8:30, the latter being transported lt‘
the Home. in Andrew Taylor‘s motoi
bus. the school corryall, and other con
veynnces. Italian society Uniliert'?
Principe di Piemonte, nearly 1(‘1
strong, was in line, and the boys 0
the Junior Holy Name Society of S1,
John's Catholic church in khaki 111111
forms similar to those of the BC,
Scouts, and the Noroton Heights Home
Guard company, also had a place. it
the parade for the first time. The. RC
wayton Drum Corps was furnished 1);
the Home people as usual. The 1Col1'
nial band of Stamford was provided b
the Italian society. At the cemetery
the ritual of the. G. A. R. was read by
Col. George Robbins, superlnteudeu
ot the Fitch's Home, and a brief ad
dress was delivered by the Rev. Sam.
uel J. Evers, pw at Union Memoria
church of Glenbrook. The school chil-
dren and others sting “America," led
by Miss, Theresa Hoyt, instructor 01
family of Danbury,
at their cottage,
The Foster
Mt Memorial Day
W130i." Belle. island.
William H. Farrell left 1.1. st night
a a business trip to Pittsburgh,
1% .1
1
H11. and Mrs. T \lasl all Andrews
“untamed a number of friends Wed
May at their cottage, “Beat“i‘ id"
”to Island.
v.._._
'Srtltur 'F. 031119, of Belle. island
ill! New York. has taken enlistment
’ the United States Naval Coast Do-
me Reserve, and has received a
wditionul summons to service.
The Sound View hotel at Belle. 13-1
and has opened for the season, under
Ito direction of Mrs. J. M. Hickey.
“tenure alterations and improve-
ments have been made.
' Standby Baker. of Tokeneke, was
“in 312111 111 the Norwalk Rifle Club’s
”1”,be shot at Hay-33' my“ near Colonial band Col. Robbins then in
ltallttn Society. who spoke brlefly 11
lhhkbhibz‘.flle “privilege of partlclpot
ti quartet consisting of C01. and Mrs
.ltobhlus, Mrs. Stephen‘lloyt and Miss;
Theresa Hoyt.
music in the Daricn schools. and the
1 gland Wednesday Baker had troduced G Diseca. president of the
., 1111.11.11]: ‘91" that. orgsnizstlon. glvu'ig
111W Mane
An eloquent address:
suited to the occnsion \vns deliverod‘
by the Rev. 1. Newton Phelps, of St.
Luke‘s chapel, Stamford;
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STERLING
FOR
Summer Furnishings
1 ’COUOFT "*MMOGI" ' RIGERATORS, FORGE AND
1 cannons: ’
LAWN SWINGS, 2 ant‘ ssenger
. 4 Passengers, $6.75.
Tiles. are'made 1 . 1 heavy selected lumber and well
bolted. uuaranteed ts. .. ...1. all weather conditions.
mo BABY (inhumane $18.95 up, in' all finishes.
Sterling Furniture Co.
Phone 105 127, 129, 131 Washington St.
2 Passengers, $1M
Polishes
ECONOMICALrEFFECTWE
., , .
tots;
wit 1villi? 1"- ':
tint; 1'2
David W Raymond
UNDE RT AKER
Tot. office. 1069-3: Hausa, I93.
flWASHINGTON 31'.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
110111.011 muss .
(Gregory Boulevard) ' ii
East Norwalk '1
Opens May 1
SHORE DINNERS AND ALLl
KINDS OF SEA FOOD "
COOKED TO ORDER
1
~ ‘1
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop].
Telephone 720
beetJron 81 Wine
Tonic, Stimulant and ViAppetirer.
F. H. BAXTER
Dwain
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L. c.
Smith, Underwobd.
Remington. all other: -
makes, ' sold, .1611th 11::
.‘.repalredv Bantam,”- .
per month. Machines . .
, sold at :5 per month "
t PLUIIER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
Fa old Av... Bridgeport,
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