CITY MARKET
69 NO" MAIN'SI‘
NORWALK
woplhncs 11,1111g 1oward lirldgvpnrl.
Blnekfislt 1-11'13 reported 111 1113 1111111;
.11 good shape. “
this evening on 1111- \\'_1ck1- grounds.
There will in 1' 11111~113al 111 1111' homo
01’ Mrs 1101111 .1, 11 1'1 on, 5111: 111' place,
this eveniu3.
The ’l‘1111111': Ab‘lll‘ltllll'lll of 11113
wont Christian (311111011 1:911] 11 111-3131111g
last night and 1111111 111 [th‘b‘t'lll 11113
MP ms.» \11111. 31'
1-.
'Postul (Coils 1111\1- 10-1-11 11313111911
, from John 111311 W; 11131' 111111151111. 111.1
' E1151 Norwalk i111_\> 13.111111111511311 11111111
«311511511 army and 111'13 111111. 111 L‘111111du.
Counselor ill-r111 r1 \'.
flew Jusu' 111111 1_\ 111111.131111»
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Advent Chilnllzill (11(11111] \\ I 111-111 11131
‘evcning. 1111. 111111111-
in charge.
—PALACE THEATRE TONIGHT
at 62-10, "'1‘110 “11111,"
ville bill. .11 11::
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The 1114111111' “1' of 1111‘
yacht 11131011111113: 111 l 1‘
waclthy New YorkI-r, 111-11 up at For.
'ris’s dock 1112s 111131'11-111; 1111'
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long and “'11s hand-1111111} 111111111011.
Tho Tilliiny. A~>1W1lellll 11‘ 111113111-
13111 “’mkvrs of ["1‘ Adm-11'. 1‘111'1>11.3. 311
flihllrch was 1113111 last (‘\'l'lllllg and 11113
" followinif 111111'1'1'5 \113ro 1'11'111‘11'. l’rt'sl-
.3 Idem. Harry Niclu-rson; 1'1113111'9511113111
ruins Main-l Saunde-rs;
' Monk P. Self; Ironsurcr,
f.
>1'-'1'r('1;1ry,
_ ’59 Ladies Auxiliary of the Christ
' Wit held a meeting yesterday ult-
‘filnoon at the home of Mrs. R.
I”011.111 Osborn iuonuo. Regular
Mess was disposed of and a social
3111310 with the smving of 11 collation,
, ”lowed.
"" 3111:1111-11- ”(m-111151
FOR THE TROOPS
RAISED $13,114.50
NEW YORK. .luuc 2I.—-.\lujor W. 1!.
”Wiley, 11'1-1111111'1-1' or 11111 Military Cour
-‘ fillies of the l‘nitod Enginccrinp So-
wlfietles of New York, Tuesday received
‘13 check for 313.114.71.1110 amount con-
“ ”1111111th to the First Reserve Engineer
Wment from the concert and bust--
“1 games between the Yankees and
'ilhe St. Louis Browns at the Polo
11511111111111 last Sunday. This was then
mount left from 11113 rcccipts after
13110; expenses had been deducted. The
.1... a] count showed that there Wit»
1131:1196 paid admissions at 111e game.
' [Lemon-s. D‘o Whiten-l
Try This on Face,
Néck,Arm5, Hands,
s‘lemon juice massage indulged
00 or twice each day‘meana a
“time and trouble, girls bu t
0133 the splendid results? A skin
“beautifully white, a com-
with the bloom of a peach,
, of those lines of care; in
a skin eloquent of nature": puri-
Whands white, soft and full of
W girl or woman hasn’t heard
' juice to remove complexion
19,1191: to bluach the skin and to
Amt the roses,
11111111111111 beauty? But lemon
1 alone is acid therefore .111-ritat-
:11an should be mixed with orchard:
=tbis way. Strain through a fine
3-313 juice of two fresh lemons
shuttle containing about throe'i
. 01 orchard White, then shake
and you have a whole quarter
of skin and complexion lotion at
the cost one usually pays for
1,
East Sidr 1'1351111-n1s 1'13('1-nIly' sigluI-d
The 14151111113 him 111]] hold prat'lh'c'
"11111113: 1301'11131'1'1-11 1:1113r 111 1110 owning.
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‘The yairhl was :111 111 31-1111‘) 11\13 1'1-11‘
. ‘ conferences with
Miss Clara 7
the freshness ,
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fiv W
113131111111 1113’
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=1-11 11111 '11» 1111- pupils 01 11113 Rowuylou
3-31 1111131 11111.11
111‘ this section
311113.13 11311111131311 in bathing. lIul 1‘131101'1
11l1a1 11113 \1 3.1m is cold.
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1 Many local people are 11111111; 11111111
11111111)’ pleasures 01 11011111 P111111. 'l‘hcrc
laru several :lmv teatun-s at the 1101111.
1 T1113 uruisiou 111111 '(lrmt Repub-
‘ lie" “11] 111111, 11111 11111115111111 Cinnamon
lo 1111111!) 1’111111 1.1)111day,
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STRATFC RD GIRL DROWNED
1 V] ll\ll11lt 11 11111-3 xix—Mun Par
'131121. 1111113 113111'0111 daughter of Louis
l’:11'13ll:1 111’ this town, was drowned in
'l-‘rrsh Pond 1:11.1' )'l‘51t‘l'(lil}'.ull‘ body
T1113 (3111111 wandered from an older
sistrr 11111111 they wcrc gathvring fod-
1101‘ {or 1'1111bits, gm 11110 '11 110111 and in”
311111 11111111111133. Becoming frighIPnt-d,‘
'shv si'l‘t‘umcd for lu'lp. llvt'orv 1111'.
sisI-31' 11311 11111111111311 111-111 11111 child had
111<11mu3111'131l, 111111111'1311113' having: jump-
('11 overboard 111 1101' fright.
BASEBALL PICKUPS
'1‘1111 1‘111011 Pmbody 8; (‘0. 1111113 will
111111 11113 fast W151 Ends from 11113 11111
:14 .1111115131111-111 l‘ark Sunday morning
'.'11 111 11'1'1111‘11‘. Wood will do rho twirl-l
1111.: :11111 811013111111 will 1311d13avor 10 3311111,
11113111 11131111111 tho but. A good 111111113 isi
I'xpt-Mvd 11< the W151 lands harp 1111112
11111 111113 d 1'1111'l‘hc :1f11'ruoon guru'-
with 1111- \\1*\lpml~ has 11131311 ouncrll-
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RUSSIAN PROBLEMS DISCUSSED 1
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[ 1111111111: 1110 1nis>11111.l::1\3i11g 00111111013111!
311s 11111171111 calls of (omissy on Prusi3 ,
1112111 \lilson :md othcr high 011112111154 1,
10111.)! prep pared to lwgin 111'111'1'3 “0111
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Mr. and Mrs. (‘11:11'11331 Van Sickle
have returned from a trip to lluinc.
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John Flannaguu 1111:; given up 11151
position at Ilammcrshoy's blacksmith
shop. 1
—3PALACE THEATRE TONIGHT 1
'15:,40 "The Whip," and big vuudc-i
ville bill. At 11:20 picture only. 1
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I .\lrs.|Robc-r1 Gilchrist of Norotoh has
returned home ultdr a trip of 311 few
,days to Boston. , 1
or kitchen, 1111111113111
Miss Elhcl Moshler, of Loroy 1113011110
15 now employed in tho Cluclt, Pea-
}body & Co. plant in South Norwalk. 1
Misscs Lucile Brando, Lois Gillettc,'
]and Helen 'McCrea were guests of '
,Miss McGrcgor of Bethel, over the,
weekend |
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STERL ING
Now is the This to Buy ifour Porch 1111111-
lure,Porch Ragslleirigcralors, and diiStoves
-~_______- 3 1as prices are the lowest they will be this
‘1 St'n'rul youncstrrs
REFRIGERMORS
‘ The kind that will. stand all
weather conditions.
GUARANTEED IN EVERY WAY
$4.95 to $40.00
Lawn Swings in Natural and Green
2 Passenger Swings and 4 PaSsenger Swings of the
; very finest quality, well built, to withstand all
weather conditions.
Linoleum--
1 We Specialize in Furnishing Homes complain
Sterling Furuit
111111111, 303:. 22. 111111,
Agog-:2:
gnome TO TAKE IT EASY
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1111 1111+ 'gmd 111d gloiious'.“
you 11 Want a tow porch chairs.
, , rockers or porch seats 21nd perhup‘é'
I 1 '11 11111111013: for '.1 111111- 111111 112161“
3 11111L11.1
IPLENTY 0F .
Couch Hammocks
Solve the problem» 01 living outdoors.
whether to read, sleep or lounge;
Couch Hammocks 111151111211
Porch and Lawn Furniture ‘
In Old Hickory and Willow. A largel
‘ assortment “now being shown.
Complete Assortment of Porch Rugs
From
$1.00 up
The finest, largest and must select
'aSsortmeui 111 the Greater Norwallts
and diuiugrumu purposes.
re C0.-
Porch Screens 6, 8, 10, 1211 widths
' arranger .113 LAW
' Lotclixamin
ESUCH FURNITURE :
f here for your choosing. 1133111313 1151'
1 111] extra chair or two. You 11121111
' haw company and you surely want;
to make 11113111 1:3:111f01'tal1le. ',
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1 THE
1‘11. .1. momma & scum.
llron Wanted
. We will pay you the highest
lmarket prices for scrap iron and
imetal in large quantities. Get in-
iformation from us before selling to '
anyone.
1 L1. EFF RON
11$ Rowan St. East Norwalk.
T01. 1906. Tel. 1906.
1REBU1LT TYPEWRJTEfisw—L. C.
Smith Underwood ‘
, lluuinglon. all 1111191
1111111138, sold, rented.-
repaired. Rentals. $3
‘ per month. Machine:
sold at $5 per month. ,
PLUMBER
TVPEWRITER EXCHANGE
# 156 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport. Conn
lip-
1-1-5. lVON
Saab Printin ng
So.Nou-walk
1 Sprint-
1 M333
We Brennan Store
1 42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
J -
' BeeeronéWiue
'Ionic, Stimulant and Appetizer
1'. H. BAXTER
Drugg'ist
Ifibfim
«(9:
er -
U: S. Patent , Send.
’ Ofllce {or Booklet
' on Pat e n to
i
“15 MAIN STREET
A Moody tor intention
of tho nri non met.
Poinlm Doll-'D01IOD01M
Ind will not Ilricturo.
Rallovu in l to b dun.
1 \lrs. Grace Weller and her daugh-
ter, of Schenectady, N. Y, is visiting
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'the former’s father, William E. Street, Home barbtr
n101 Prospect avenue.
of the Home'is physicdlly able to un
The painting "9“ 0f the New Ho dennke any work needing to he done
3ven railroad has about finished its at the institution, he shall have pref
,work of re palnting the woodwork 0" erence over a civilian if he makes :1
ithe local depots and patrons of the formal application
road are much pleased with the im-
provement.
' Some one, prcsunifihly one of the
young fellows who have on previous
occasions committed dcpredations of
one kind or another, and they think
they are having sport when they make
themselves nuisances, committed an
offense between Wednesday night and
yesterday morning'which is likely to
prove serious to the perpetrator if ap-
lprchended. ‘ When Mrs. Mary Jayne
’opened her restaurant, Wednesday
morning, she discovered that thls timé
Eduard Buttery. who recently {it'-
.tended a service at the Asbury M. E:
church of Mount Vernon, whose pas-
'tor is ’Rev. Harry S. C10ssett,tormerly
pastm of the 3Darien Methodist church,.
reports that Mr. Crossett, who has en
listed as chaplain in the army, expects
shortly to leave for France.
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John P. Brummer; until recently
barber at Fitch‘s Home, has joined
'cs of $800 in a single evening, and it
'is hoped that Doricn's total will not be
. With the movement.
121-129-131 Washington St, So.~Norwalk Phone 1-05
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The 1egulations of the disastrously to the 111113111, if discovcr- E. Wimamg, editor of the Dorian 119.
iinstitutions p1ovide that. if any inmate ed. ,view, urging generous cooperation '
did prczress. One man secured pletd-
The committee prosecuting the Red »
Cross Drive in Daricn is making splen-
—-COURTEOUS
less than $10,000 by Saturday night,
People can aid the committee by se‘ek-L
log out one of its members and nick-,7
ing a pledge without waiting to be‘ —PAI'N3STAKI’NG
called upon: Dnricn sections-Ed»‘
ward '81 Austin, 'A. Gibbs, Frank R. "THOROUGH
Holmes. Alfred Morehcusc, Jr., James S NT
A. F. MacCammond. Mark W. Norman:- 3' . CiE IFIC .
Dr. George H. Noxon, Edwin Milton: iswhat we other. May we not
lRoylesntl Clarence E. Sooflsld. {Dog ,, 9
kencke section—Franklin Lynch, Wil- serve you'
Mom L. Searlcs, Louis C. Tetard and "
“an jar of ordinary cold cream Homes with Carl Brenner, they are
are to strain the lemon juice 150 jointly operating the latters barber
1min get, into the bottle, then this shop—the Columbia—which is in the
p n will remain pure and fresh for same location, 8. building owned by
' ‘ (3. When massaged daily into Mr. Brum'mer, kept by the latter asa
" nine. néck‘nrms and hands '1: barber shop before entering the state's
11 naturally help to whiten, clear, service at the Home about six yearst
the and beautify the skin. ago. The latter position was lost by
twill supply thrée 011.9113 1111', Hummer when a soldier was ad
081.1ultted to thc Home who is a practicttl
the sport had taken the turn of paint- iierbert Wheeler. Noroton section-311';
ing upon the floor of the porch there, Harry W. Banks, Jr., Lyniord M.’ 1111113
in letters about two feet high, with inson, William Dugdalo, Robert Gil.-
'permanent paint, an inscription which christ, J. Stuart Gillepsie, Charles 13.?
had no business there. It was ccv- Hoyt, Walter 111 Irving, William M.
ered with a strip of straw matting un- Weed; Long Neck Point- Edwa’rd H11
l; 311)! dint of much scrubbing and ‘Dela-fleld, J. W «Doty, Douglas E. Elli-z '
scraping. it Was removed. Complaint 1111111. Mtomusufiolmoa, J11. Edward 13.; 1
was 11111111 to the Seleo‘mom and to Bharrctts, ”W Zelaier,,Jr. A
tconstables in town, and on 11115111111 lengthy lamina] was sent 11111 to the 1111.;
THAMER
'oQuusta. Optometrists, Opticians
“The House' of Good Glasses"
Open Saturday Running Until.
8? 11111111111: Square.
Standard,” Conn.
oclock. _ Established 1897
TOWNSEND 1
Ball Bearing
1"
" lawn Mowers
EAllied D. Morgan
WASHINGTON STREET
l w -
UNCLE SAM Wants
BRIDGEPORT. CONNECTICUT ‘
‘c,
PamLPon ll delir0d~Prloo 01. or 3 bottle! 32.16. i
THE EVANS CHEW "CINCINNATI. 0- ‘
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STENOGRAPHERS,
Male and Female,
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Examinations
Every TUESDAY:
LMerrill Business
College
Scuth Norwalk
Stamford. Pom Chooser. :
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ZELUFF’S
Drug Store
1 North 11111111 Street
833--Phones-- 1 532
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Whitman’sCltocolalcs
”——
«Drugs Prescriptions
fl»
Men’s SpringQSuits
An Attractive Showing
Smartly Tailored Models
$12.50, $15.00, $18.00
0!
CopyughtClothmgCo.
St. So. Norwalk.
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The Banner Bakery‘il
'Tel 36. 5 Monroe street
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|' We are now able to supply our
‘0ustomers with PIES, made to
larder each doyi. We also have
SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
RINGS in addition to our regular
stock. 3;. “:11; 1.. iflmm
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1101111011 HOUSE
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Nor-walk ‘
Opens May 1
SHORE DINNERS AND ALI}
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
JOHN E.' O’SULLIVAN, Prop.
Telephonc 720
11 You 1111 ,
Any“ Jimk ‘
5““ 8.1111112;
IT TO
Successor t0 Wm. Effron .
Phone 499 1
3'1 Fort. Street, East Norwalk ‘
- TEETH ,-
wn'uouu' PLATE:
, Dr, 1.3111111111111111: '
16 So. Main 81., So. Nor-walk, 01.
.HoursQam.to5p.m.,7t08p.m.
Sundays By Amointment Only
THE GREATEST '3
FOOD VALUE
iriSbre’ s Pics
The Most Economic 1les- 3
' sort. .SoldalAll Stores. 1_
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