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The noun! wooklp moth} q ituc
third district M” heir:
lost evenlng and routine hotness was
disposed of.
rheunu'woektyu-b-atneu
lothodist dies Aid Society of the flu Avalon
m and MethodlotChen-hwmooholdmor-
"worker. and the mom row attemoonotthoclnreh.
a. 0" Chm mdeFu-St street.
"H '-',lotnderwinltrontnost‘¢wNor-
1" : walk hospital ad her math-loud.
1.1th in Bust M W” '° ”“4“. “M m‘”'
“m "mum”h?” 'Jos'eph mute.'oxr¢rtmt.wno
,mnmflmmmhum‘mflwa‘wm‘mg
".mmmflothoflflmnamm mach,“
‘ ”NNAvonue churco.wltorepor I l I Ions I .ionownnch
.mmohehasboanotlro- ed.
.Io‘nodmed worker. “as l
38m her relationship with the Mrs. Charles Turner. who for the
2M of South Not-walk. Mrs. Sey- past some “.120 h“ bgen confined to
" Id ions ‘9‘ twenty yeoro "‘9 her home on East nVemte with an nt-
‘4” “mutant or the South m 0, the 3,... i. no, Wm”,
m My school. and her co- imprOVed.
I ’ km honored her at that time with
~ ' sod-Bo mom. and in recognition Special Gospel Service. out time
other twon'y years of service, pment- 80001 mm “a linidns on Wed-
difl.wfl 0 china too not find silver needs! evening April 2“ .3 m. Luth-
not which wore choicoly preserved by an Church. For! “not, not No“
tribute” other death. Mrs. Sey‘ walk. commencing at s '9. at. All wel-
nou'r has goon. out-tn; almost the on- come
first period or her ammuion with the
M Avenue church Wirilfl':l imper-
Mt 0" “1'5 smith? ““00" '59”. provement Association are holding
“ minding out a in" lmli‘ century ”"1“- regular monthly meeting this af-
0‘ uninterrupted “NW“? 3" ”1‘3 temoon in the Community mu when
m htpormnt iasl. ('1' Christian a. number 0f important matters will
M“ ' come up before them tbr action
This noble .Christian woman has
m loo. shutout worker in the
W Aid Society. and for the tell who were‘nrged on by the few Warm
tom 0! he! membership, thirty-two days of Inst week to spade and need
yes-tin” Man the trmwrer of ”It 'hPil‘ nrdons, ore now much disap-
ooolufi. m down the iurden all)! painted for doing-oustin- mm m-
whso lilo itnol! ended. an r ms, are now experiencing has
- Ma Christina activities (ranged much am to than).
Worth-o moons touflneti to the,
church. fl. her own home. and amatg
her We and the entire consmu- \“orwnlk has received his honorable
nit: sh w.» a veritable minim-ring discharge from military service and is
anal. "Do was the truest Chriatnn now at his home. He M Nvfle Wil-
! our know." is the testimony or one "am Price who enlisted at the first
whlooshown bar loug'eu and most outbreak of hostilities on! went to
m. When tars. Seymour Inov- Fmrme with wax: m armored
oi. loot Norwnlk. her mother was to the British mednionary Forces.
I ”Won lnvolld for mi! We won g tun-her oftfio Company A.
pint-u rundown donuts-ans «mu-mm mutton and men
- “aluminium-ed to her through ‘hrongh pot-a d the W bottles- at
1‘ the poem. the war but since the sin‘ns 01' the
HI! fiber! of Christian hr“ and omisticn he hut been Wed '1! R"!-
M W widely throughout "tum. He landed in (‘3de Mini!
. the malty. She was a charter ‘lw latter port of lost week havinz
ne‘er or the Home Chapter of the mode the trip from Wood on board
Sim Daughters. and for twenty-nu the Boltlc.
mmo member of the ladioo‘
m Board 05 the Nor-walk Hosp!-
tfil. d 'wbieh organization she was t' c: nuspices of tho East Norwafk lm
Wident until mu- (ailing imam proviment Association.~will be held in
med her to resign two yuurs ago. the'vorsnt store on Washington street
‘, frog-e are some. or the outward tam on ”day and Saturday. The sale
it hr- Ito and service. But they .2. Walgriginnllv scheduled to have boon
it” to tell the story of her lilo hell on last Friday and Saturdnv but
I the sin-gal" amtnegg heme of unforsoon complirntions
nod-mot
. squirm.
1
W 1. Say
gmkwtl.
poo-sauna.
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The ladies of the not Norwalk lm—
Several people in the third district
The first of the Price havs o! fist
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fl‘he rummage sale, to be held under
' and finance.
‘l gentleness of her disposition. hgr which arose it was found noresgary to
“3 Christian courtesy, and the postpone the affair for one week. A
World compassion Which have number of stations have heen name»
‘ “so may in need. She was one and ire loomed at advsniatzvnus ptaros
”flute. few who simply “take no ae- throughout the third district and all
:' “fanfmd are over lonltimv '1r persons who the nrtirlos which they
“-m‘ tint which is good. 3.. wish to offer for sole 'sro rooumxted
a” now passed to nor coronation, and to Ionve at any of the nations and they
“m d hr no crowned and Vi“ N coilectetl
‘Rmm '
' ib- Prlnce of life.
M. ‘
1.”. they conquer in the strip.
finch with The on high.”
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‘dfio W Country Club to-
'Whint Club.
,__-- The Bible Study Clan will meet to-
; "‘Ifl'on Osborne is emflmjm- night at the hone otMt-s. John Fetter.
or the Epworth lmgoe Highland avonue.
fin Int Avenue Methodist Church —-—— .
7 x“ o- Ooborne overture this like Mabel Thomas, of VVllson ave-
‘ one, will start in a few days for Can-
ada. where she has been engmd to
“raw Club will deliver‘a series of lectures. “
f g m mm airs- -
‘ " 3. h it let M 93 fl. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cleverlv. of Crnw
~~ Red Cross knitting wfll avenue. are entertaining him J. A.
Inigo and daughter, Miss Leslie Judae
c! PHIadelphia. ~
W107 m Stanley Smith. who has been spend-
M..._._: g 3 few days at his home in Crock-
PNN. tt uremic. has returned to his shlp at
the New London Navy Yard. .
‘ omen WITH
'ot women work today
‘ - hon kidney or bladder
_;.rslerelbvsd. Int. deuce in Rowayton avenue, has been
fl, Whitest. ereo'tly improved by the addition on
‘so at dawn tithing my the north side. which includes consid-
’ u soled '0, also arable room. with two attractive fire-
.o so I used to 9y out. places and mantels.
low I am thank -
. .. Kidney Pills rid. Little Helen Desmond. daughter '0!
5*” Bncknche, sore Mr. and Mrs. James Desmond, or Ro-
. or W pox-‘5. rheu-- wayton avenue. was seven years old
“inflation: of kidney m, and in honor of the event she
. Kidney‘Pfllaprve note celebrated by entertninin: o lewd:
,‘fiey (trip; quick to; harm or o potty. The pgrt was
eli-W,-
finder the mpicos of the Hon- .
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Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L Stevens‘ reel;
white. while little? calcite-i no out
rabbits were tavars tor the children.
There were many good thins: pm“.
the children and they m m ‘
The mt: were. beside- tho WI
Winn Smith. Shir-Ivy now-I. Jud.
Quit-k. Sarah Crockett. Vim Dow-7'
load. Marjorie Demo-d. My De.
mend. Lester Finith. flu. Clinch Row
land. Mrs. Theodore 8. an lino
Mom! was the W 4 non!
useful little gifts.
—Bqtlnln¢ this wool thoBrovor I:
Malone Red Co, will ” tree doll" .
or!- ot large or small nr‘l‘ol'l —' -
grain. M and POINT! supplies to
W over-y WM. ’Phono
1944.
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Several people noted 1 large flock 0!
wild geere firing very 10' and bonded
South on Thursday. They wore prepar-
ed. in a measure. after nosing them.
for the winter weather: which (alloyed.
Miss Margaret “Reed 0! Newton in
enjoying a._ttgvc Ford satin. The cut
has been equipped with n Grey-It'll
surfer. and .m t-lt-ciric-lightin‘ oysters;
by Eddie Burr of the U. 8. SW not.
I
icry Co. _ l
——(‘nll Raymond S‘mt I ha 10";
the boot ice attainable. A child can!
(‘3' it like candy.
Miss Kathleon Mulvnncy. soloist of '-
the Noroton Presbyterian Church. om "
very nocvptnldy at the Soldiers' Home.
Norman Reich“. yesterday afternoon.
.‘llss Barbara \Veo-d was be: m-
partial.
The will or Instant. hardy. hint ut-
mltied to prnhnte. henna-thi- Mn hallo
sad the conluuls thereof tolli- widow.
Viola B. l’timlr and to lie? am W
an undivided in." of the Honolulu."
talP. le (tt‘uvt‘ half la devised to m
executors of ilw tesintnr. in mm. M
”to purptn' ni' Layla: the rorenlnol
the fluid it'elf i" thn.widow. M11. m I
B. "My. nml at her (lath m It. ’
mm in . .. " ‘ u' to tru- num- M
the tosiainr, Dorothy M. Pun"-
The. executors nlomed are Mrs. Paul? '
and r l-‘rnn'ul'v1 l‘tta‘tly, brother of the
testator. in we. ,.r the ram '1' tho 2!-
ecutors, nurtnn P. Meiehim of Mama?-
onevk, is named in their stead.
TRINITY STUDENT. GIVE UP
BLOOD
HARTFORD. April l..—’I'Iree Trill-
tr students. ‘nl'ul icf‘asul to Consent
that their tu'w ~' 1).. mentioned. nave a.
pint of thvir Maud to a patient. At the
Hartford Hat-vital, Sunday mot-nil":-
The call came two do” on m
tho edlexe medical dlrootor. Dr. I. B-
Svnn. and those three an m HQ
looted out at u :rtuth larger rTumbel'
who volunteeted. The ops-otter: it
not have. any ill-edema on the I. el-
cept to cause a slight elitism o! the
elbow joint. at which place the blood
had been second.
FLEMING OUTPOINTB LEW“.
MONTREAL. April l.—Pl:‘htlnt at
top form. Frankie Fleming, Candis.
featlwrweigi‘t Plan mion. ourpolntt'd
Susie Lewis of Buff-410. here last night.
i
in a ten-round bout. On oovernl aces
Bions Lewis saved himself from a
knockout by riinching.
Harry Friedman. of 36 Raymond
street. reported to the police this got}
in; tint sometime during the night
his chicken-coup lied we; entered no
a number of his (owls stolen.
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i HE ESCAPED INFLUENZA
"Last spring I bod a terrible cold
and grippe and was afraid I was going
to have influenn." writes A. A. Me
Neese. High Point. Ga. '" I tried many
kind. of me. bot tom clow-
zed with cold. I then tool! W
Honey no Tu Compound. We r‘
'liel from the first. I used seven small
bottles. It was s sight to see the
phietzm l combed. I on convmced
Foley’s Honey and Tor shved mo from 1
And whooping. » ‘ '
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most Out. of it
thenmney you trot. So much for
mm your mmlswmof
' Hui-ts to at. hon-o furnishings.
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W. so-uchforshoes. Sonodtfor
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M5 Cflém wavtonetthemostformngonev. Know what you want
Homemaking. 1”
HEAD “W18. The advertisements you read Wm tell you
wht'is new nn‘ M mymmmmm ideas end improve-
ments. Mwflhcbyoutollvehetteranddrersbctteratless cost.
pmthinkditwflbemfisedottheworld of interest and the wealth
olnewiieooyon’lfiodinrendlnzadvertisemento. 73'
Advertise-ants are thedsily recon-dim They are the reportto you
'or the-men and merchants who work for you. telling what has been
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