Wicke.
Exercise
NO. MAIN sr.
_. no ‘
NORWALK
' Charles Haliford.
Carol, “God is so Good"~—Sciiool.
. Corbett.
Kaske.
Recitation, “Vi'lly"——Maylah Pcck‘.
Charles Weeks, Willis l’hllner.
Song, “Snlile"—Dorotlly itinne.
——Rita Jessup.
—.
The Pastime A. 0., held a meeting
m the club house on Cove avenue lost
‘33:)“-
‘Lfi regular drill of the Boy Scouts.
Decker, Helen IX‘cker,
oett, Maybelle Palmer. Agnes
Mildred Peterson.
'5 .
CITY MARKET I la" lolotily t‘umnlingl.‘
‘ ““i‘a'iml “The RUbin"»—~Eztrle
“The Daisy story"—-Dor-
is unllruiann, Vera Young, Ethel Kits-i
lie, Charlotte Prunyi. Maylah Peck, theme 0f the 591111011 i5 10 be ”Thegelectric signaling system;
‘lloroilly Reynolds, llelen Kaske, Ruth Blessed Life."
Rel-nation, “God is Goof—Helena]
. . . , , t
Recitation, “Our Father hn0\\'s'—,
l
Recitation, “The Bird and the Bee’
Bluebird exercise—Dorothy liovejoygt
Ethel Bennett, Bertha Kaskle, \‘eriila
Btairii'e l..v
Vodas,
4.,
amount m is, 1917
. — 7......- ”‘4”... _..... v”..-__..._... » My“.-.
- . floating spindle bearing.
Rowayton Baptist Church l Henry A. House lit, Bridgeport, pa»
Sunday, June l7th, 1917. we!" l-eteptacle,
Morning service at 10:30. That Harvey Muppet!
Follicular ' rammwrnmmW~~ i CONNECTICUT PATENTS
(“amt ii} bf‘hfltll. l ‘ -. l¥ The followinu issued June 12. 1917.
. q; . .. “,3. g13§~2~~ Scatter the -.‘ . ‘xwg ' '3' ".L':i Armani—u from olfice. of A. M.
i‘iiufis.‘ .; ‘ . m ‘ tWisoster, i302 Security building,
Rnnmion. "Wt-lewd" )lildrcd ' E . .Birige’ptsr'. "one. ,
:Altllg‘dll l; . ( I __ 3: l..l‘i‘i;‘.!il .\.' (Ly-rt 0.x. li‘lti'Pthl‘t,
ltu l3el‘ldtl ‘isuticriups and t’llild-i i i. ‘ (‘Ull-
ti I E James .11. Fla-"i. 3rd, Bridgeport,
l ‘ l
l
l
(2), Bridgeport.
pull-sock-
let.
Andrew L. llikcr. Bridgeport, inter-
250. :nal combustion engine.
l The Christian Endeavor 111991135 William R. chStiir, Bridgeport, zip-
twill be held at 6:45. The topic forlparatus for calling material.
The Sunday school will meet at
Exercise, "Welcome"——Eillel Kaske,i'this service is, “What is Reverencefl William A. item-lid, New Haven, pa-
nt" Reverent." pel‘ {3519!}ng lotll.
William J. A. London and R. 0.
l'Dl' “Til-“hill Allen. Hartford. llll‘llillt’.
Albert A. Page. East Haven,
j‘iilld Why we Should
Heb. 12: 1829.
The evening service
rill begin at 7:30 and the subject of t3),
\
ilhe sermon is “Strength For the Day] lock; casket handle; lock,
’i All are welcome to the services all George Bailiy. Fairiield suitcase
[the church. clasp. i
(in Wednesday evening at 7:45 the. Howard M Barbe!" Sionington,“
monthly missionary meeting will) bemonibined 00pm. and center page in—i
held. Capt. Phillips of the Salvation sert sheet fpygding and folding mech-
Arnly will be present and will speakmmnm i
of the missionary work of tllat organ-l Abram. V- Fclton, Danbury, vehicle
.4: "Troop Five. was Leld last night in the. 50118. “Only 21 Bird"-L~e Ycra Peck. nation. flaunt.
“Vin SCllOOl. i Military Dl'lll, “Soldiers of lllt‘ —————-— ; Etienne. 09 Bfiopus' Beacon Fang’
, _ .4.-.__.W_ . lCross"—-;\lilton Slauson, Elmer Cros- M. E. Church Notes :vulcanized. rubber and producing the
Tile Mayflower Hook .9, limiter-div. t‘harles Ll'ceit. Earl :Scam. Ho- Morning St-l‘ViCt' 10:30 a. m. Semen samg
,mpany has not made any plans of: Ward ““1. Zihcn, Jay Van t‘oevering, subject, The ”Us “f Christianity; . Wilbur L. Shepard, Elmwood,
tiny sort for the Fourth of July. iWesley 39ml)“. ”Mid" 33319", Frantic! Sunday svlltml 11350 3- "‘- :clutch.
_4___.._..._.
m. and Mrs. Willis ll. .‘ilorrell, or‘. Harold Thompson-
‘Fflfidgeport aria violtlng at the. homel
l
in! their parents. on Edlie avenue. 1900‘
East Norwalk residents were pleas-3 -—Florence Jofirllll-
and to learn that the ('Ol‘llt‘i‘stonp m" Exercise. "Ladder
“file Community Hall had been
nit-is hoped that the building w
“plated in the till]. 1
lcr. Mildred Railfan.
Closing carol.
I Ben». diction.
‘ f o-Straw hats, straw hats. O'Brien.
The Sunday school of the Swedish
Waregational Church will give ‘
llin Newman, Paul Stumpf. Earl Plait.
Ill'ciiuion, “Sunsliilli-\"——F.tliel Peter-
I Recitation. "'l‘wee, Sings the llird’
of l’raise"——
laidfltlltindavere lain-joy, Bertha Peterson.
in bet Ruth Van (‘oevl-ring, Dorothy llowcll.
v‘ Agnes Warm. lda Scolicld, Ruth l‘Veclt-l
Evening 5"”“1‘ 7:30 p. ‘1" Alexander K. Sutherland. New Brit-i
Prayer luectiiii: Thursday 7:45 p. ”1.11““. starting switch. t
“13 WOW” (‘lult made its first Slllll‘i Eugene W. 'i‘lluulpson, .\'cw London.
ment of the neuron to ”W New Ynl‘lil glinsili'nccr .md “W,” reducer, !
hospitals and scttlelllellt llouSes onv -
Thursday. it will ship weekly (mi . .-__ -.-
'l‘hursdliys, throughout the summer. ;BABY 001“: A 'HflNG
, , ,
1
Charles llllllllllt‘l] of Buffalo silt‘lIU . i
the \tht‘kvtilltl with Mr. and .\irs. lial‘-‘ of Ifli PAST
l
i -
ry Culllnlings. ‘
' .
+ Mr. and Mrs- l‘l‘t'll smbcll 0f ”‘gh'. American Mothers Have Become Wise
land avenue SilPlll Slllldil)’ “"111 Mr“! Mothers can cud baby colic and up
and Mrs. S. 1). Wood5 0f ( “95“”: not stomachs by a few doses of Mrs.
8 .
dolock. A Lillort l'll'tli‘ll‘ftlll will be ren-
.‘ dated and refreshments served.
a
Mulberry social this evening at
James H. Rundllr‘. of Van Zant street
Ell” been requested by the (‘ouncil of
{notional Defence, at Washington. to
‘fllloontinue. the return privilege on
Inland after June 2411i. This step
'men with a. view toward the conser-
‘won 0f the wheat supply, which up
We to be very short. i
,__.. l
:er the. purpose of deciding to iSV
is.
...- 'v ”x... __-.
.._____._.——.—
_. special meeting of the Third Taxing ltm, Dr. Taylor iii a ilicmllel'
“strict will be held in
tmnted by 'llt act passed by the. state: hobbies.
'aegislature this spring. if the district,
.flcqid-es to issue the bonds. the tinic.l
. rule of interest and other details will‘ tell ‘colony. and another
lent time the district is in debt to the the Giants baseball team. Mr.
talent of $76,000. which has been bor- draw has just. bought
Tamed on demand notes which draw 5i homestead on the King's
interest, as ”19 latter ““1111 0013' Mil" ot the. storied Middlescx Church.
1! per cent. ilitcrcsi. '
..,,.._. ...... .._.
‘Children's nay program, East Ave-i. work for the. addition
my morning service:
Hymn. ,
Scripture reading and prayer.
. Address by pastor. Rev.
non. '
, that another
house at the Heights within a day
with as many men as he can plit
ginning of the. term.
.. A GREAMY LOTION
MADE WITH LEMONS
. Propore a quarter pint at about
the cost of a small Jar of
common cold cream.
_.___———-
i People with artistic.
Ethat disilcure
lThis is particularly
., When this home-made lemon lotionjlhe highway lwth’eeii
is gently ll‘lRS‘o'aged into
heck, hands and arms daily,
“noun-ally should become soft. clearloffensive. One of the largest was
<lillt‘1'white, and the complexion dainty,centl.v blown down and a corps
find attractive. Lworkmen were busy restoring it to
What girl or woman hasn‘t heard of “P1309.
flelhon juice to remove complexion nuisance?
‘ omishes; to bleach the skin and to '
ng out the roses, the freshness, The resid
the hidden beauty? But , lemonicomplaining of the reckless drivin
outdone is acid, therefore irritating New York automobiles through
ind should be mixed with orchard town. menacing pedestrians HS
,te this way. Strain through a'fine‘as 119’! animals. and complaints
doth the juice of two fresh lemons
alto a: bottle containing about three of the Darien constables.
Very
out
Want the cost one usually pays foriliilled a valuable pet Boston bull
3. [small jar of‘ordinary‘ cold creamdbelonglng to G. Hazard Pearce of
“Eldon will remain pure and fresh for
Mills. When applied daily to the
ace, meek, arms and hands it natural-
.17 - should help to whiten, clear.
reparation.
—_
THREE BILLION WAR BILL
hunt, and. the grocer has the lemons.
this sweetly fragrant lemon lotioni
Wiles their natural 'destr‘e im-
min ‘00“ siting-Adv. f
NORDTON l
Dr. Robert Taylor of Mood avenue,
.m bonds in lieu of delllalid notes, a (joscoll, was a recent visitor in Non)-
oi the
the Marvin New York Old Guard, and pl‘oulilixbt
“001 at 8 0'01““ in ”19 Pl‘vnllmiiin horticultural clubs . and l'lnwtrlpimy. t'l ills, will not he tried at. unit,i .
"The power to isstlp these bonds was shows, as t'loricultiire is one of his‘sesstoli of the Supreme Court, accord-l
|
Among the new comers to the llilr~t
ntllnblt‘ .l-‘l
" be decided at this lllt't‘illlg, At the pre‘ McGi-iiw, the well-known manager of; famous p-nm- on
MC“ ill-lily some time at!"-
tllo old Weed . France.
Highway. visit
flr'cent. interest. It is proposed to ls-, which section is a particularly lovely! will my and see her son.
role the bonds and save 1 per cent. of part of the historic Old road, in Sight
Workmcn started the cxcnl‘iitionvnwmmg by making it shipment
\ to CGIilt‘l‘lHoWN-S to New York.
.me M. E. Church Fulltlily School. Sull-‘ School on Tuesday, and it is. expected:I that the 0901‘]? of R0“.
guilt; “'ill ('Ollllllt‘llft‘ , a deeper ihtcrest in the work this your
ilwork at the site of the new schooling. “,9 need is cven grc
ll. E. Wll’,‘ two. Contractor Waltlron is pliltlninuj
l I i
to rush the work on both bmtdtngsfl
work, so that they will be ready forlTnkmpkO sailed for France. Saturday‘i
«use early in the fall, if not at the bi>~‘,“.m, 111‘; American Ambulance corps,
predilection: \‘ork Pitt'-
,and a love of nature are rudely oilcl‘itl" with lilo 0m,.,.,-,,- Resei‘Ve
fed at tho hideous commercial Signs: Piattshurg.
oilr bcai.ill'ul scenery;
noticeable alonrz‘ .
.\'orolon and '
the faceHDarien, where the signs are unusually
the skinilarge and consequently proportionately
Is there no redress for this
cuts of Daricn one still
g o
wellion bottom of feet without one
con. i pain.
l‘tlnue in spite of the active operational
times of orchard white. tit-En '5liakeicently it big Cadillac. with New York
lWelland you have a whole quarteriliccnse, shot through the main thor-
ot skin and complexion lotion atloughfare. and ran over'nnd insmntly.
30. sure to strain the lemon juice sotBoston Pout road. The occupants of. "
it‘ll! pulp gets into the bottle, then.this'the car hurried away without even?
Pile humane apology or any effort at
“mine“ and beautlfy. SIGNED
,Any drugglst will: supply three -
Wasn‘t)! orchardwhite at very little‘ WASHINGTON, June Iii—Presi-
dent Wilso'n‘ today‘signed‘ the three
billion ‘d'o'iiar'wt‘ir budget "blll which
Wain 083941?— prenare< and have 311' carries appropriatlo‘iio'fori the new ar-l
WW0 00““ MW“! wrmctlyimy. smoother war preparations. It to
a‘tlio largest single approprlnutin mea-
‘lsuro ever enacted by‘oiiy‘ovornmont‘."
ff lst Winslow's Soothing Syrup it is a
\\ ord was received in llosdllofi“ \; pusitivc help to ilidiuesiion: Dl‘t‘vt’ni‘s
week that it SO" “all ”m“ “m “ ‘ r. gas and settles the little one'n stom-
. burr. MI‘B. lllllllllllml Wits formerly easily lice the baby‘s condition upeed.
Miss .leuu llitfilult. lly improve for where before was
_...___.———-
Miss Elizabeth italidlill of 'l‘okcli-
eke, lecciies her A. ll. degree from
Smith college today. Miss “fluid“:- ma do for Children “my‘ not u grain 0‘
was a member of ”10 college ( lo “dope" or a drop of alcohol, the form.
in hei- freshmen your and it. member ula right On ”I“ bottle. “ Cannot do
of the (lice (‘liib in her junior year.
good nature and rcstfulness.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
lit lot of good; even the leading pllysiv
v : l‘ 'a or Cllnllbell.‘
The tone ot :13; lid 1 tciilns prescribe it with coconut; where
I)
estate of .lolmi
the Standard Oil (‘olil-‘
lull other reltlctliesliavo failed. It intro
to a panacea for the babies.
Mrs. \\’fnslow's Soothing Syrup is
lined and rccommcndcd by thousands
, . ‘of mothers who have. given it the
t‘anilcc. representing ”m plaintiff. \ .lliurdest tests and who are all loud in
.___.__——- i
V.- ‘13, son of the.
I’N’lmm 3 thank on for sure results.
. ' . English
mudlrj ii“ 'olnt: ' (let u bottlc today mother: join the
‘ ~ g ranks and reduce the "Colic Percent-
expects , ”
rage. give baby a chance and the
weeks _
whole family Will have peace once
ingots. Sold under guarantee by good
Tdruggiuts everywhere—ll. A. Mead,
druggi‘st, South Norwalk.——-Ativ.
I :itliiiiiilstrutor
l.(‘lllFlPl' vs.
'ing to advices received by Keogh
l
I David
to
llllll
ttlspliaili
in a few
M rs.
England
The Rownyton l-‘iowcr Club com-
3 work, TllurSdtlY
of h
It is hoped1
ayton will tnkcl
i
'melii-ctl its scusoil'
lePl' than in‘
9"; former years. i.
Vernon ll. (‘liitteiidem son of Alton;
to ney and Mrs. Perot; t‘llittenden of;
lip charge of lll-f‘ ambulance. given by
it's Uliiversitv (‘liib of New:
Floyd 1“. Cliittenilen is‘
Corps at.
‘ the. Womb.
CORNS HURT room '
s: '” .- . '
till Shoulii
Lift your corns or calluseo oft '
with fingers and it: won't:
pain you one bit.
t
t
i You You truly can lift of! every;
1‘ hard corn, soft corn or corn between :
burdened calluses 3 I
bit of
i l
A' genius in Cincinnati:
discovered freezone. It isl
thoi the toes, as well as
re-.'
bottles of this magic fluid i
can now be had at. 31131
. drug store {or a tow '
i cents. *
Apply several drops of
this freezbn‘o upon a. ten- i.
,der, aching'com or a cab}
. his. Instantly all sore- l
ness disappears and Ii-lhortly you will"
find the com or callus so unrivaled:
and loose that you lift it of! with the;
fingers. You feel no pain while apply-l
ing treezbne or afterwards.- ! 1
Just thinkl No more com: or cal-
lu'ses to torture you and they go with-
out cousins one twinge of pain or
soreness. You will call’ treezono‘th'o
millage drug andilt’ really! in: .Gonulno
{melons has a yellow label. book (or, ,
dog
the",
become overworked,
like lumps of~ lead.
When the kidneys clog you mu
miéery in" the: kidney“ region;
norm ton on coated and
w
em «Mum
iltlftx,10:33x. , , , 01’
r. iii-42:03. l:t'£lx. 2:4”. 3:12x.‘ ELECTRICAL SH ‘
4132);, .3140, titll‘Jx, izilzx, 7:12, 7245):, , In the Town
,7:57x, aztiiix, ltrfin, lilLtlSli, 1011“,! AUTO SUPPLIES
10:40 ~
. ' l one 805—50 80. Main St.
new YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK Ph
and Mrs. Walter ‘floug‘liton of him ach asvnotllint: pm. can do. You can:
ipain and distress, soon all is smiles,i
l
l
is‘
.3 particle of harm and it al rays doesi Sundays
praise of the one preparation they can
all“ ms- 0‘ Water and: Eat less Meat, Says:
not Authority tilt ltiiiliei Disorders, , ;_
Uric acid in‘ meat excites the kidneys, they
et. sluggish, ache. . andi feel?
lilo urine becomes cloudyr
the bladder is irritated, and you may be'obllg’edr
tosseek reliei two‘or- three times during the night.
off the body’s luriiio‘us waste or
sick person. shortlyr Al: lirst you feel 32 dulli
backache,rsicki headache, dizziness. stomach guts-
, _ you feel rheumatic
on the? weathorls bad. ‘ .
lent mouth" di-Inlo lbw ottoman also
1mm any humanist; .fdlIT'.otlflm of Tod‘SllytlI; g
l. , ‘ ‘ A ‘ ‘ M V ‘I M
~...—\._.
Francis D. Tice, Niantic, pump.
A?! ‘
Frank 0. White, Meriden, [men-i .
luatic note sheet trait-king set-lite. t I.
Design. i
Gottfried ii. Hiltwcezer. lll‘td‘:vpo*t.fi
rear and signal (l"\ll‘l tor illilUlnL‘bHé‘.l
Lil-lard it. ~al'glllt. New Ilaven.‘
gasket handle arm. .
Joseph ('zerna, Goshen. inst-ct trap!
_ ,.._--.___...n,,-__._. i
MISS CLEVELAND ENGAGED i
NEW YORK, Junc lt'.——-The engage'
mom of Miss Marion Cleveland, young~i
est daughter of Grover Cleveland, to
William Stanley irelt. ot' ibis city, was;
announced at Princeton, N. .l , by MI‘S.:GOING To TAKE IT EASY -
t
on the "good old glorious?" 'l‘henl
you ll want a t'civ porch Chairs',
rockers or porch seats and perhapsé
here at the 'l‘eatdlers' College, Colttm- a, hammock for a little nap after
bia University, for two years. Mri lunch:
Dell was gradual-ad from Princeton miPLENTY OF
1910, and is connected with the editor“
; SUCH FURNITURE
I
in] staff of the New York Evening Sun.
here for your choosing. Better getl
an extra chair or two. You may
have company and you surely want
1
Thomas .1. Preston. Jr. who was the’
wife of the late president. ;
Miss Cleveland has been a student1
N. v.. N. H. a H. TIME TABLE 3
UNCLE SAM Wants
STENOGR’APHERS.
Male and Female,
———o—-
Examinations g,
Every TUESDAY:
Merrill Business
College
South Norwalk
Stamford. Port Chester.
In Eifcct June 10, 1917 l
to make them comfortable.
THE
J. ANGEVINF.‘ & SON (30.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW VORKl
A. .u.—-i:39x, 5:35x, 5:49x, 5:08,.
6257);, 7:181, 7:ttl,7::.3x,s:21x, 8:“;fo
(Mondays only) 82.5%, 9:24 (except .
Mondays) 0:30, 10:33x, 10:52:11 .
P. Air—12:03, lzotlx, 1:38x, 3:02x,'
20. 4:32x, 5:27x. 5:40, t}:0‘.’x, 0:2tix.
02x, 8:06, 9:20x, (except Saturdays)“
2191:, 102333;.
THE RED 8i Willi
ELECTRICAL CO.
The Only Fully Equipped
I).
a.
n.
4.
Sunday;
A. M.»~12:!l'-x, {.135x, 5149K, 8:59.
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
A. Air-4:41.523“, (3:34, SIOOX, 8:153
‘ 833--Phoneo--1532
. ’Wllllllldll’SCllOCtllalBS-
ZELUFF’S;
- Drug Store
1 North Main Street
9:15x, 10:03x. 10:06, ttl:.'.ox. #1
H o. o .. ' . ' ' "‘
,fs M‘.,,'.'_'0"‘x' Eff" 1:9?" REBUlLT ‘rvpawnl‘ransqi. cl
" "' """‘ ""‘U' 3“'5' _ - - Smith, Underwood}.
4213):, (except hallll‘tlilyril 4:23, 5:13x, "“fi: 1.. Remington, all on,”
5:29, 5:32. Gitltlx, 5:03. soot, 9:23, ’ makes. sold, rented.
“:17,“ 12:0“. repaired. Rentals. $1:
, I S d per month. Machines
._ u" a)" sold at $5 per month. ,
A. M.-0:tl0, 8:0th, 0:0tlli. 9:21x. PLUMBER
10:05”, 10:30x. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
P. lil.~i2:io, izosx, 2:00x, 3:33x, " W ~— M
5:02,5:25x, 6:00x. 7:10x,8:10x, 9:00x,
10:00x. llzl'ni, 12:00x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN
A. .‘l.—12:26x, lzlilx, 5:59. 6:00,
7:15, 9:19, 10:22x, li:11x,11:58x.
. P. Air—1:20. 3:30x, 4:28, 5:19, 6:21,
6:51, 7:03;; 9:25. ”:08.
' of tho urlnon treat.
Potato-r Ion-Dollomlul
and will not Itrlctun.
- r Bolton: in l to 6 don.
MILD BY annual-n.
Poml PM it dumd— Price It. or a bottle: $1.75.
THE Bwnls cuah'iS‘u.‘ allocations/m. 0.
HS. Lvalv ..
. A. :it.——12::Itix, 1;]llx, 7:43, 9:19, "P . .-
10:19,]1:12x,11258x. ‘ . in
i P.M.v—2:10x,:l:llx, 4142):. 6133):. Jobt r ‘lng
‘ilzlii. 7:08x. 8:33x, 9225):, iti:i0x. So.Norwalk
11 :ltix. (Bridgeport only.
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NOR-
‘ WALK
? A. M.——12'25x, 4:35x, 4:53x. 5:50,
0:50, 8:05x, §:3tl, 9:ilx. 11:00.
‘ P. ..\l.——12217, 2zl3x, 3:40x, 4:35,
5:13x, 5:32x,3237.0:11x.8:53,9:25x.
‘ Sundays
A Mr—lth'ix, 4:53x,
41x, 11:00.
P. M.——1‘.’.:l7x, 1:55x, 2:23x, 3:40x,
35., 5:13x, 6:llx, 7:0 8:53, 0:18,
Spring Clothiii-gw
Fill! All.
ON QEDIT
m Brennan: Store
42' SOUTH MAIN ST. ‘
“—i-’
i
5
.e
9:
7: 5, 8:30x,
.'
4: ox,
9:25r, 9:35, 11:30x.
nu
c
Recommend: a: Spoonful tit tail Salts: lti- Glass tit Witter Before
, . Etealilasl to Stimulate Kidneys . and ‘ Eliminate. ”
m i... tell
' breakfast for a. few days and our kidneys will
then: act. fine. ’l‘his‘ famous to iomode from
; the acid» of grapes, and» lemon juice.» combined
‘- with lithia,- and- has been used: for generations
‘- to clean. clogged. kidneys and. stimulate, them
1 to normal activity, also: to neutralize the acids
. in urinerso it no longer is alsource of hritatiom.
.. thus ending: bladder weakness. .
“ Judfinltoisinexpensive. cannot’injure,maltes&
‘ a delightful ei'fervescet‘it “filial-water drink which
. evgryone' slhould tolliio now anili’illhelglit to keep the
. iuoya". ‘ceon an actven u sis Beretta
imminent. _ . . g. ' y
$31-$0me "kidney“ti-oublo while it “is,
st help them flush:
you’ll be a real
you: sufférhqm‘
only
.158 Falrfle‘ld Avc., Bridgeport. Conn.‘
. “only for lid-camp
MSi’i’ltoitoi-folkowlim believe: hr. ‘
-. . g, .
Drugs 3' Preicripfions
III
Men’s SpringESuitsi
lAn Attractive Showing 0!
Smartly Tailored Models .,.
"\
\t
$2.50, $15.00, $18.00
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Copyright ClothingCo.
6 N. Main St. So. Noxwalli.
The Banner B‘aker
Tel 367
We are now able to supply our
customers with PIES, made to
order each doyl. We also have
SUGAR BUNS‘ and GOFPEE
RINGS in addition to our regular
stock.
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5 MOI‘EOG street '
”th1.th HOUSE
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk '
Opens May I
SHORE DINNER-AND AILL‘
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop.
Telephone 720
ill—“Yul? ave
Ally ¥ Junk
S. Jaile-
IT TO .
Successor to Wm. Efiron
. Phone 499
37 Fort Street, East Norwalk
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WITHOUT PLATES
Dl‘. l. H. Mallery
16 80 Main St, 30. Norwalk, Gt."
Ham!) 3.. m. to 5 p. m., '1 map. in.
Sundays By Appointment Only.
= THE GREATEST
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The Mail: Economic-5,935., '
sort. . Sold at “All Stored: "
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