L.-- W.”- 0. ‘O“» . 5 Avenue M. E. Church
EASJ
ORWALK
m. H. Mn is ill at his
- E in Win38“ street today
~ for Meeting
attend the services.
finale usual or“ week services will
-§Bld at e110! of the East Side
molten this awning and a good at- history of the city.
issuance is reqnosted. .
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The regular choir rehearsal of the
flair of the East Avenue Methodist
men will beheld tomorrow ovening
“no church Wage. '
‘I'he Watch Iour Stitch Club as-
Uembled at tho‘ home of :Mrs. Elmer
Hendricks, on East. avenue, yesterday
afternoon when they sewed for tho
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sent.
The members of the Que Es club will oner Fredprirk Morriflold.
meet at the home of the Misses Della Ackerley and Harvey Jarvis.
and Clara Van Coevering', on Gregory
Boulevard; on next Mondfiy evonin:
when the annual merting of the young:
ladies social club will be held and the. ‘
ofllcers for the present year ‘electod
All members are requested to be me—
; this evening is purchasing agent for tha Locomoi
.3," and has chosen for his subject “New bile t‘mnpan‘; of America.
Stu nvth Temptationfi.“
i A request. has been sent to each of the
unit leaders of the church to attPnd the l’l‘est Not-walk section of
this evening, if DOSSiDIG. as a report was held Saturday afternoon at D. TV.
is asked of each of them as ”to the"Raymond's
number of members of their unit wll'o South Net-walk. He was 61 years at
The funeral of Henry
‘age. and had been employed for sevgr-
—— al years on various estates in this secs
Much interest is being taken by the lion.
people of East Norwalk in the plans ‘ .
which are being perfected f0l life \1 el-
__ come 0f the returning Now all: SCREW-S members of the Fiftyoaixtb Division (:1
and sailors which is to be held in ..Tun0
The four Rowa) ton boys who were
the United States
greeted by relatives and friends. The)
are Corporal Frederick Cakes. Wag—
Wallace
The first
ternoon about 1 o’clock.
Rowaifon Baptist Ladies‘ Aid
_ Society.
The annual meeting of the Ladies’
'Ajd Society of the Rowayton Baptist
R. Miller of
town.
undertaking parlors in
fbulldlng to be used as a parish house
: by the Congregational churchyare now,
P . d - t k Expeditionary
reparanons me on er “3y 0 ma e Force in France, have returned to
this one of the greatest days m‘fl‘e their home in ‘Rowayton, and are being
two named arrived here yesterday af—I
H”
1...“.me birthday anniversary falls.
doors for the past few days, with :1 upon the some day, had a joint cele-
cold. is now up and around again. Motion of the event on Monday in a
~ - ' , 5 sort of Progressive party. The games
C. E. Sisson. who injured his back
in a fall while at his work in Mianus,
just a month ago, was out yesterday
For the first time.
G. D. Tilley, who has bleep kept in
Cantrell, and then the happy boys and
their jolly guests enjoyed therefresh‘
rooms, which were served at the home
of Kenneth's parents, Dr. and Mimi
John Godfrey. . > l
The Davies family. who occupied the
occupying apartments in the Noon; The funeral of Tobias J. Kramet.
“OCR" {who died at his home on the Barton!
‘ side. Monday, after a. week’s illnes‘s, or,
Mrs, G' E" Kimmy! entertained her pneumonia, was held at his late rem '
aunt, Mrs. Cora Mathis of New Haven
yesterday, and this afternoon both la—
dies left for a few days' visit with
Mrs. Richter‘s mother. Mrs. J. Kirk‘
wood at Woodhaven, L. I.
deuce today 111 2 p. m. Interment will
boin Woodland W. ma.
Mr. Kramer was so years at age and r.-
macbinist by trade. , He' had.“ un-r
ployed for a long time in the Emory
, machine shop in Glenbrook. He in sur-
vlved by his wife. a son, harps-onto.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kramer of Spring-
dale. and the following brothers and
sisters: Jacob. Springlale; Philip.
New York: Hat-r, Springdale, an] Mrs.
May Schmlemr, New York.
Corporal Harold Millspaugh and Pri»
vateanchard Abendroth, George Gelst
and Harry Schlichling were the local
boys in town yesterday wlth the Coast
Anller’y Corps, whose arrival was so
long delayed and caused anxious rela-
and jollifiicazion were. held at the homel
of Cliftons pawrents Mr .and MlS F. V. ;
performance in New York, Saturday.
~‘ipate in party oaucusest
, boen residing with Dr. Rogers in South
;Main street, expect to move to in; psi
.mv, 3:11.30, 1011 1!;
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Zlesmer’s restaurant on Railroad
avenue, which has been closcd during
the past two months will 1110an the
latter part of Eebruary.
John Karl of Governor's Island was
home on a ten hours’ leave, Monday.
looking after his automobile interests
and calling on friends.
Ruml Mall Clll'l‘lt‘!‘ Goorgv ll. M1».
0115 exhibited, during the “10.11.. a,
branch broken from 1111 :«l‘pph' ll‘nv 111....
tainlng a 1111111l11-1- 111' hurls 111111 11; .1
- bonun‘to burs‘t forth as if spring 11. 1+
rvally hero. The open wintvr H1115
hat: advanced nature in this 11.51.1111,
and it is now wondered by man) 1 .1.
few wocks of cold weathvr lhzll .
m— liable to set in at any limo, 111»
Mr. and Mrs. Fiske O'Hara were in nipping front will injure the from 11.. -.
town on a flying trip from Brooklyn; this ye 0.111‘ 1
Tuosday. ’1‘th are playing at the
Montauk theatre this week.
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Charles Bradley and family. in cmr
pony with Mr. and Mrs. George Doty
of sallobury, attended the Hippodrome
The Registrars of Voters will he in,
session in the town hall. February 7,‘
and February 14, for the purpose of days‘ illnon‘s. and is again amenity
registering persons who wit-in to partic.1 many local pallvnts.
Dr. Smith has recovercd‘from 11 1.
,‘ The Norfield Thimble club holllx
'«mceting next, wock with 'Mrs. F111.
‘E. Bennett, Thursday afternoon.
Harry Peatt and family.
who have
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The announcement ha: been made church was held Vesterdav afternoon tl‘Ves so much impatient waiting.
which comes as a surprise to many" at the home of Mrs A. B. Cleverly ln
Baal Norwalk people of the marriace Crockett axenue E1ghteen members
of Harold Carpenter. son of "vh- and were pmsent. The minutes ofthela 1
Mrs. J. ll. Carpenter. 6T First street. mcetmg WM" road. plans for new
to Miss Helen Wright. of New York: “Mk “"““‘ m-‘COVN‘C‘G- 3 5mm" and
(in. The- ceremony was W”. quiot ontrrtnimncnt worn docldvd on for Lin-
Birthday. the election of offl-
Only the immediate cars fox the coming year took place
11nd limping all a 1013 dainty collation
1.11:: $111191] by lht=S hostosS Wits. Clev-
atrert in a week or 110,011 the return oil 1:; wins“: and M135 iii?“ ' ‘
Dr, White. 1311 311 1:19 min gmss o . l. .
Mrs. Adolph Horn of the Upper 1‘31
Red Cross. ,
Lml‘ friends are extending con-
dolenocs‘ to Mrs. William Deverlll.
wife of the manager of the local Stew-
art store. whose sister. Mrs. J. Frank
At'the canal-union of the SDPClHl mid-
:wpek set-visual at; East M‘onuo Metho-
dist Churdr this (Welling the crucial
W of ”church will hold their 1-11
gun! monthly meeting.
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1 The selectmen have been engaged] Mrs. Joseph Ghjolm of South x.
l in crushing stone at their plant on the‘ walk and duubllle’l Dorothy. hm: 1,.
;Norwalk road—that is at such times turmd homo altm a 1,.“ (gm-g V15
when they are f01tunate to serum men
who care to work
‘ . m A W
Benedict. died last week at her home‘: ' Q .:::__ A
at, Mahwah. N. .l.. leaving a husband‘
and three children. the eldest of which
is but eight years of age she was one
of the seven Heath Sisl(r8 of Carter
Mrs. A. Trehanon and son, Alfred,
are spending, a few week: in P911 Ar-
gyl. Pa.
and was performed at. Sheepsbead 1323+me
on Wednesday.
relatives of the young oouplv “are 11.0
sent. and the sister and brotlwr-in-luw
. The members of the RM (Wm-u. Aux-
iliary of the Mt. AV’onuP Methodist.
Church will met tomorrow afternoon
i town.
tAt the special meeting of the Fire
Charles B. Rowland has roceivml
l honorable discharge from the
and M rs.
for their usual working 5058i?" and of the-bride being the attendanta. lm‘ly. The officers (looted wnrc: Prosl Sll‘cet, Now Canaan, betme hm mar- : A son was born to Mr. Company. Thursday evening, last it: service. and rnlurned homo fmml
allanembm are requested to [w pro-l dPlll. Mrs, A. B. mevpfi}; vice Dresl- riage. Paul 5111111111191: Monday. Mother and was voted to accept the offer of Comv‘ Devon:
“Mt an m "5 ‘30Mldomm9 ““1"" to dent. Mrs. Hobart: secretary, Mrs- __~__ {child on: getting along nicely. 31““? E. State Guard, of its largo '- _,__ .
“be COleWBd. ' . meal] Albroch‘; troasuror, Mrs. How? VVbile the (’llidcmic of sickness was; —._..———— :motor’truck, and use it in connection James Ghiotto of ”m UDW‘I' lymph
—“— .1111 Every: chairman nf Sul‘lfii‘fl‘. Mrs. ”Nam“ ‘“ "’W“ during ”1“ first “3" Harry Peatt is employed in the Flint “'m‘ ““3 “her “’9 appal‘a‘“-‘- When attended on Mondav in South Norm 1.11.:
The Manors at. tho Aux-mt Hurry Scofit-ld; chairman of foreign of this month, thore was scarcely a Ford Service garage in SI Ilford the local company was nmsterod out, tire funeral of hi; friond, Dmrln'o
Chris. tian Mb wew cm-um'azl'll missions. M1-=_ V. J. Benolisha: chair- day “‘31 at 193-“ ““9 death “as “01 3'9 whore he seemed a position several “'° weeks ago' this ”“0“ “'3’" "”9"“ Canevari ‘
, inst Digit?” file appeal-anus of mam“:
new faces‘md-ono response to Hit" in-
3 man of homo unsalons, Mrs. Varian.
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'ly no deaths duringr the endemic in ..
portvd although thorn wem prattical- weeks ago
the fall. Thirteen resident's of that ()lmstead entertaincdé
. the fire company if the members carml ,
. to accept it. . i
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The Aid Socioh 0f the Norfit‘ld (‘m 1»
bliss Louisv
town dlod in the final 18 days of Jan friends at hm homo Lakcview axenuv
Mien toner-opt Gods offprs of 1111-1'—.
glegalron 11 chunh held an cnjouJ-h
The lSt.\alentlnc'1-1 festival and sale social Wednesday evening at the 11121
9n (“.“fifi .--M.~ «I. A .
cy. The moon by Mrs. l‘ow was _. .__ a
.27; very "HMS“: l .\l1-. and ers. Benjamin l’urkr-r, of it ”an,“ “7"?- Friday evening Cards music and Whmh will be "“0“ 1n Raymond H“" dence of Mr. and Mrs: Frank 1',
.17 . ' ' New ‘1’111k rily. have. liven visiting !' . “ games furnished a PIPE-3&1“ evening ,on Friday afternoon and (Waning, F b Fitch 0D GO'Jd “m
; very conum‘cmg of the. natural 1~.«:- with Mr. News has rcnchml town of the death 4.. _._. 1 i ruary 14, under the HUSDiCOS of 111.0 “.3 __. ,.
and Mrs. “'ill'ram Mum-o, 111 l
l‘nnd strnct. for the past f9“ days. '
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of (‘harlcs Carlson. a. former resident: Mr. and Mrs. George Duty of Salton
of this town. in New York city. Mr. bury are spending their boneyrnoon at: 1595 ‘0 b“ a highly SUCCESSTM and
Carlson lived from boyhood with tho home 01‘ Mr. and Mrs. Charles: 9,9351“; affair. 959965115 to the Ch” ing 3. L0Ck“'00d13”- and ”’5' 0‘1““ w
David N. Mather of this town. and con. Bradley on Forest street. dren, who on all WONG“ occasions 01' E. Lockwood. Mrs. LeROY erkw
(mum! 11 milk ppmmng route he". on . lthls kind have had fun galore during and little daughter, Miss Ethel 1.
ti] about threp »11115 ago whon m. “a; Th1 ladies of the Talmadse Hill the afternoon and early evening. As’ wood. Mrs. Mary A. Perry at 1‘. \.\.
“" """'~" mm ad to New York city. 119 loaves Chapcl “'1" hold a soon} on Frida‘ usual, them will
Mrs. Roddy of St-drrwlck :.1\'t=nuc a wilt-21nd two rhilrden. evening. Febluary 14,.1t 7: 30. The. useful thing. to show at. the various butt street -Mrs
11' ho has born ill fur a few day“ is able; 1 sootal will consiat of an entertainment tables, and there will be eatables for , I
to be out again. 1 and Clifton (3.111.; and refreshments. all.
tar SOCWW- St- AIOWIUS 0‘th h 1‘10"] Among those still remaining on :lw
invalid listilbough improving. are l;-
trangemear’ktm' men from God, and t‘w
need of m hélp beyond himself 1-)
bring himto‘a condition whom he can
yield hlmdbf m'tlle spirit of confir-
flfll. 8.1167er9. reconciled to (Jul lt’ll 1111' Florida. whro thvy will romaln
an! Wm so as to he proparml until spring.
for the I” beyond. I ————-— .
—- l Ill-v. and Mrs. Ralph '1‘. Jefferson on:
Rev. M» E. Wilson will ln- in turtninod last Sundav J. E. Fortrv and
.charge arm Services‘at the Eug‘t Mrs. Foray of Bridgeport. Mr. Form"
and Vaudorc-n clown
and
lllssos llurst
tlwir su'mmvr homo bore today.
N030 TON
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be many good and Side, Mrs. Pmderink Beam-1 .. 11
Samuel \\’.fi- 2‘1
1 and Mrs. Frederick Burrltt of l‘m
;street.
Kennel l1 Godfrey
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90 Washington Street, South Norwalk Thursday, Friday and Saturday
‘ _ Prudent (buyers of Not-walk and vicinity have taken advantage of buying at the UNITED BUTTER & EGG CO.’S STORES, not 'only on account of the ATTRACTIVE PRICES. but be-
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“a QUALITY and SERVICE have been the main policies 'of the United Stores.
' if you haven't yet tradedwith us. besnre tocome on the above days and get acquainted. IT WILL. PAY YOU. .
If you have traded with us. we thank you for your patronage. and we wish you would avail yourself of this SPECIAL SALE. IT is FOR YOUR BENEFIT.
we are pleased to be the first dealer to announce the reduction of prices on'butter. This recallothe prices of butter advertised" in the
Owing: to- the change in-the market on dairy omducts.
W13 faucv' for table. per lb. ............ 531: Baby Limas. oer lb. ..................... 12c /" MAZOLA OIL Alma Tuna Fish. per can ............. 10c
Creamery Butter. Elain. Der lb. ............ 57c Best California Limos. per lb. .......... 15 l-Zc Pints 39 , Quarts 65 1-2¢ Salmon. Alaska. pink .................... 13c
_ Fifi“ Prize Nut Butter. per “3- ------------ 34c Roman Beans. per “3- 1 ~ . -- ................ 10c Half Gallon $1.25, Gallon $2.2: , Salmon. Columbia River. best ............ 20c
' ,ms. carefully candled. Der doz. ........ 53c Red Kidney Beans. Der lb. ................ 12c _ . Sardines. American. inmostard. regular 15c.
Elms. best sclected. all guaranteed. Der doz. . 59c i’eao. yellow. whole. ner lb. ................ 8c SPECIAL LAUNDRY AND TOILET SOAPS 2 cans for 2113
Stuart ............... . . ....... 9 1-2 c lb. Seas. yellow. split. oer lb. ......... ‘ ....... I. 11c Lory. l1 -= in. P. 8: G. White Naotll‘a and Gold Sardines. in Peanut Oil. reg. lie 2 cans fm- 21c
DFI ICIOUS CHEESE Tlice. "cry bust. Blue Rose. oer lb. . . . . . . . . . 11_c Scan """"""""""" 4 for 253 Milk. Evaporated. Armour’s. Libby‘s.
’ J I L ALIFOPN iiirkman’s Borax Soap .............. 5 for 27¢ per can 14c
Best Ameri 11. full . . ..... ‘, , IA PRUNES fl. _ . . q ‘ . ‘ ............................
E11113! . ca cream per lb ' ' ' 35c. ,, ‘ ‘ .mbanks {‘OOd Laundry Soap. Jewel and Milk. (‘ ondeused Eagle Brand ............ 20c
. 11 utter. oer lb. ....................... 41c Calif.» nia tunes. ner lb. ................. 91: Santa Claus qua” _ 5 for 24¢ .‘ ‘ ' .
Motivator per lb 47 3 n ,2 , '5' ‘ """""""" Milk. Condensed. full Size can. Columbia
Sm 111:1 lb ‘ ......... Y ............... F1c 5:” 3' 4 v ”JO 8' Der lb. """" ' """""" 20c TBabhitt’s and Ozone Soap reduced to ..... 6 1-20 Brand 2 for 2%
. ........... . . . . . ............ o c 111-195. fill-60’s. per lb. . .............. 18 _ . """"""""""""" , ‘
. {flower-451122;: Santos. regular price 301:. Der lb. 25c . c (”d 9“?“ Cleanser. sale once ' ' ' ' ‘ """ 7c Milk. Condensed. Magnolia and Sweet Clover
Teas. Oblong. India.Ce_vlon and Mixed. ner lb. 45c WASHING POWDER Babb!“ h and Keen Cleanser. sale price ' ' 4 172‘: Brand ..... .‘I ....................... 1m
7'1‘} R 1 3 ~ . ‘ ‘ 1 - 1 ....... ' ............... 12v
DRIED BEANS. SPECIAL .1 en od 1m" Naotha .............. 3for 11c CANNED GOODS (1:011!an G Mustard .- . ‘
llésti Pea ii am N Y St t ll Gold Dustf Powder ..... Small. 1 1-2c: large 25c Early June Peas. best aualitymer can . . . . . 16¢ Large Jar Mustard. regular 12c. sale price . . rc
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We Kidney oer lb a e D r ) """" EC M“ Che‘ ' Ohm” Blue” ‘iD‘ Hawaii and Liberty, tomatoes. Maryland. best quality. per can . , 14c Mueller's Spaghetti. Macaroni and Noodles . 10c
- - ‘- - - -------------------- €20 5c or5 boxes for 241: Campbell’s Pork and Beans ............... 124: Columbia Snaflh'ett! M30311?!“ and} “3005195 1 96
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N0 PHONE NO DELIVERY ' NO CHARGE ACCOUNTS
We Give You What We a! li. ’
Norwalk Chronicler