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dance to be held in Arion Hall as
' raisin.
”a Joseph Chester Association is
“to ball a ball in Arlen Hall
is evening at the 21st.
———_——_'
t as WI avenue. 3 Dr. Brown
is etc-aisles.
fir! mm is in the Signal Corps3
Yes on ion Point street.
snug—u..—
. . Emindndder Company
be held an Ionday evening. the
.. at
Joseph Matthews or County street.
. .. to tbspollce that he hadJost
chickens irom his coop last Satur-
. . 3 33: '
hrs. Charles Thompson is ill at
her home on Osborn aVenlle and her
The district commissioners yvlll
on Saturday evening as usual at
oiloes oi the plant on Bayview
v.
k (33'
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the East
" venue N. E. Church met yesterday
. Icon for the regular weeth
The Women's Auxiliary of Christ
. pal Church meets this afternoon
the home of cm. 0. N". Wood. 0:.
' avenue.
-
meeting held at the First M. 15.,
.this evening. when the opening
oi a temperance campaign in this
..3. willbeilred. 3113
W. C. T. U will hold an afternoon
at the home at Mrs. C. Van
y afternon at 3. it is hoped that
.will he a good attendance.
3.3m. nd Hrs. A. C. Cameron oi Haw-3
3 avenue,who are visiting in New-3
Vt. have written to local iriends
the snow where they are is ircm
to stain feet deep and that it is
‘ degrees below sero.
”awn—.—
weather having gotten a little
it is believed that the ice in
W harbor will break up shortly.
misnosthoped ior it a good warm
, . that will thaw out the ice
t the tide will hrEalcit up eas-
, c '. 5 :‘
1mm thin there will be a good-
nttendsm at the iniormal dance to
old next Monday evening, the
at Constraint! Hall at which time
will be enjoyed from 8 until
the proceeds at which will be
hr reliei work done by the East
[improvement association
evening Harry Cunningham.
aim Waterbury and their re-
33. pascal. resins will club as
War Hook t Ladder Corn-
suture. casein-diam and his
33 rters are ahead about 2,009
and Waterbury and his any
are desperate and will try and
inn the lad somewhat this event
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”In. Wiflh H' liart “ ill u ”ti iivering coal down this way every day.
”ending a brief furlough here with]
The renter monthly meeting at the3
Neat Tuesday. ldncoln‘s birthday
the postotllea will close at 1! o'clock
Raymonda coal trucks are seen de-
Georne Veiie is having shelves put
up in his store on Railroad avenue.
Charles Murphy is back in Stewart's
store. is
The Home Guards will hold their an
nual drill tonight at the town hall.
Mr. Stewart oi New Canaan was in
town yesterday on business.
Ed Fairchild was presented with a.
knitting bag yesterday by the ,local
" branch or the Red Cinss. .
The Red Cross held their annual
meeting at the town it?“ yesterday ai-
puny iriends hope ior an early recow m
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The tax lists are Doing gotten out so
as to have them ready by the first oi
April, when they come due.
A car of coal ior the town arrived
Monday and was distributed to those
who needed it in quarter- ton lots
Grove street. tor-rpm! oi am. at ice on five In. river. Never h the
nsrhedthuanmthisdianstde “Hammond-a ma!
tract iron the beauty oitheoceasisn. “Mmummry.
i
' . s stirrer crepe iih shoes in Intel. The "lids-ts oi libwayton, alter VII down sick in bed for my back
liiheenrrleda oi’whiteroseshmMmthoutwateriorasbor-tscbedseseverely Icouldn'tgetup,
andesmtiona. mumhywflamnmmthumt thut3wntusc.raeynolds, 412 new
her sister, Miss Emma lay Hott. who there was not sulcient pressure tn3 strut, Elmira, N. y. ‘While 1.. m,
were a dress or white and carried 88¢ it over the top oi Highland ave condition we read oi “Foley st: any
white sweet pans in renter had big no are rectum water today as no- Pills sol commenced taking them. in '
brother, Byron 10,. his best man ‘~ Isl; There is new 55 pounds pres- a few days I was up out oi bed " lol-
Pronptly 'at 8 o'clock. to the strains I“ 0- am! they were muss inter 3ey 16an Pills strengthen kidneys
MWW’IWilsmmnbmumtm Whenitwss andhladssr lteeornmendedtor back
by ion Emma press, at W “I“ M the We no no low. ache. rheumatic ruins. sore musdes.
the briday party, entered the parlor, measures '0"? "A"! 10 increase the silt Mum-Stilison-Roweii Corpora-
where Rev. 3““, E. Mm m M WM! it was loud that no “a,
of the Rowayton Baptist church '3‘ m was being received in Rowayton; u-
and iiaaiiy when a hydrant was open3
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After the ceremony all present ot 3 holdl
iered their best ukhes and oongratulv M the "t" '" al owed to ”owe!
tions to the newly married couple. ai u” ‘9'" “9"“ "9°"-
ter which a wedding supper wng gen 1
[room 13 GENO,“ by w may" visiting 3"!!1- M". C. A. Hafi’ison.
Manniacturtns do" as chauiieur. lie! ‘ "E
is also a popular member oi the Gal 3 W. 8. Baxter Ml efired h" m 3
laher Guards . mission iron; the selectmen to collect
Upon the couple's return they will the personal “*-
reside ior the present at the home on
Mr. and Mrs Biedcrmann oi 7 Kiwi. "Jug" Brennan is driving a molar
Grove street. saith Norwalh. truck ior the Hypo Dry Battery Cor-l
poration oi Norwallt. '-
The town saw mill is still running
at full blast cutting the wood ior the
municipal yard. -
Walter Stewart and company have
installed s'new Burroughs adding ms-
3chine in their place at business.
‘Ed Sission and Nathan Finch. two
cloal carpenters, have gone to the New
London naval station to work ior the
government.
i
——_.
The first of the series oi lectures to 3
be given under the auspices oi the Red
Cross auxiliary at the Center school
is the envy oi all the members 0! the
.covin iromth iiectsoianop- ,
ea'ing. 46 Gregory Boulevard on on various phases of the war was 33”“: 0: his tonaiiseresumed bis “3 Hobie Guard. He is the crack shot Dig
given Tuesday night. Lieut. Sharp oi
the Australian imperial forces, told at
his experiences during nearly four
years oi service on the front. A col
lection was taken and the proceeds
went to the Red Cross hitters to buy
wool. '
3‘A. ll. Cleveriey {i Craw avenue. has
successfully parka examinations and
aluAngunmtuimWuaflkstmyedhymhnhdwflhmlvamw
at“ lett no advantage in -———- kidney trouble and three months ago“
Croint a Katmai! company. South Sta-ion! on mm
Norwaik, and is. member of the he] . ‘ (Dr M d Merchandise
wayton Methodist. church, while the; “A“ 0““ Wealcott 0' 3'" Y0" “3Bought for C8381]
1 here been a constant sunerer from
A Card.
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ed the guests. ii A 1| tenth Isl Street
Mr. and lira. Falter icit Tuesday ior :l 10.0.1!!!“ lo, lot-walk, Conn. E a Cold and Porcelain
a honeymoon. to 'be spent at Rochland3 4 . Y." h m, . . m. to . P’ ' Mflv
mama,” :3leUflts11:80a.n.,itosp.n .nmt snug-soothe»
The bridewas rerecipientoimany M- ”m M an Irldos
beautliul and gifts. Mrs. Felter ' "' ' “MW. W Its, O“
was a monomer in the oillce oi the. A- T Saunders spent Tuesday in; fAny 5.0 PC 3 .1 M
Addrmb.care$esiinci
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frank Crockett-has resumed his “'i '—'—"_ 333! I“ N the I" “Ills. is in “3’ 3‘ ‘ point. '
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THRIFT -- MEANNESS.
‘rhrmnthcpumaon oiwasie. Ileannessiasaving
isronassiialone.
‘ Thsnstionalsituation uh- attention this
nu mew scum mum m .. m to
osrim'i‘ion or cmaoenaonc Tb dtittsoiaim3
by a wrench, twist or «rah
ties with the Copaccticut Company,‘ '1'!" Price 0! mom"! ”"9”“ area. Ivan a done so childhuol mm! but” MM?
am, an ““033 oithe still- has been advanced to three cents by I auntss pinched nerves and pain is If you have
3a]! the newsdeaiers. The eveningpa- lull l. h the diluent m -‘ “01,; Ill! I!“
Mrs. John H. rum is npendinga ie.v m main st tvo centi ‘ 3 week red by 100000
days with her sister, Mrs. E. Howard
'Evory 0i Pennol'er street, while Mr Floyd Weed. now 5' France,“ W‘mm '30 39".
‘ 35th Squadron.
33.33333 is in Washington, D. C been transferred iodine 38d am he hyour N" “'3‘?” “230:” .
Squadron. and Kenmore”. also in rum ,3. “will "m, roan
John Cleverieggaon oi iii-sand Hrs. France. b“ he“"- 1‘33 9‘! 1° “'9‘ m,# “t" N m N
Oscar Binkerd oi the Davenport in,”
will soon enter the naval academy at
Annapolis tor a course. His many returned irons Boston Ionday ”Nb"
iriends in Rowayton extend their best “MN“ 3m" ‘N “u”- N J ’
wishes ior his continued success. . spent the '"kfld "ml 1" 8 Knapp! A.
and iamily. 3
TRUST COMPANY
of South Norwalk.Conn.
Charles (lager. who has been con- '—‘—"—‘3 3
Wired to his house: in McKinley Place, 3' Bennett. ‘ MW" go-luclty ‘°u°"'i
ties with the Ngztn Bank of Nero tug—3".” “3' m“ 1" invariab-i3
ion, yesterday. ,3. lie Mr. (lager is y to the bull u" '9', only under.
uuch improved, he is not entirely well extreme ‘3”de do" he miss the
but his many friends hope hu' recovr mt . . «. i . 3
willsoo leteand ewill "'7‘"
:21, be 33333329396001: N it now looks as it at u-least 200 peo‘
sons will attend the in‘ishe O'Hara'
PI”. "The Man fromwzchlow.” at the
Stamiord theatre this week. Mn!
O'Hara cm play on Friday and Satur-
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millionth-thaw ad they
day, but most of the New Canun W3
pie will go on Saturday evening. The
11: 30 train will give all ample time toi
see the 'show' and catch the train! '
home. .5
‘ ‘Word was received this“ week oi the1
death oi. William 0. Edwards of 122!
Watching avenue, Piainfleld, N. 1. He:
- ,iormerly resided in thlsjtovm and was3
employed by Gilbert Stevens and ati
‘ the Davenport inn. lie was the son of;
his. and Mrs. George Edwards oi Pen»:
lance. England. The only relatives in
this country is Herbert Nichoilsoi:
Brochton Mass. The deceased was:
stricken with pneumonia and died
Thursday, Jan 31. The burial took!
place Monday at Hillside cemeteryhi
Plainneld.
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Pm, Ilsa Eihelfittonwasmarried
t) GeorgeEdwsv-al‘irosdburst. The
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IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT
To Our Parsons and Shoppers
84 Washington St» South Norwaik
Will Pass Out of Existence Saturday. March 9th
To dispose of this
by that tints:
large and well known stock
Sweepingnsducm harem...
goods intnaltyantiprioealwaysatpar with our
beolered atrsdnetioinranghg
pliers.
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