THURSDAY, APRIL 34. 1019
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wr: ARE AGENTS
FOR THE FAMOUS
SPALDING
Baseball Goods 1
Largest Assortment To Be ' il
Had 1
Special Prices on Baseball: and i
Suits to Team:
Ask us for a. quotation on any
large quantity. 1,
( ompanv is
ware-
, The L. 1"). Slauson
.ert-cting a concrete iirvprnof
house on Canal street, Stamford.
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7-Don't forget Put. Hose & (,‘o. I‘
Dance, Arman, Fri. even. tickets 350.
l
I
1.. E. Weed. who last year sold his;
farm in the Silvermine section. has‘
purchased the property of Mrs. Alto”
Horn. of Noroton avenue. Noroton.~
The sale was made by Marshall P.;
Richards, of Buried. 1
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«Frail: live-broiled lobsters
311mm.
at
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The women of Mean Legion;
held I meeting with hire. mimic
Steegmnner. of \ieadow street. laai'
1 ed tor the visit to Bridgeport Lodge.‘
‘ tomorrow eveninz.
Hie City Hall at 7.45 o’clock. ,’
1
~3EE POPULAR DUSTIN FAR.
rum in "A Man in the 0111111.“ at Re-Z
rent theatre today only. ‘
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The Men’s Christian Industrial Lew
1:111- of tin South Norwalk Methodist
_l-Tpisrnp.‘ll (‘hurch will meet on Friday
1 11111.11; this week in-ihe Chapel of the‘.
This is “ladies night." All
111\111. 111 League are invited to
1: 11.1.- .1 11:.115. mothers, sisters or
1'11-r dearly beloved ladies.“
t'lml‘li.
.1:1xf«
Ernest and best dance. of the
\::11I)I‘y. Fri. Apr. 25.
'i i111
‘ 1.1-11-nza J. Adams, of 35 Cross
-1. first district. received the sad
1 11.15 {111111 her brother. John McMahon
«11‘ (‘ouniy Clare. Ireland, that her ven-t
111111110 mother whom she has not scen‘
sinve fill" lcit her native town twenty-
<i\- rmis 1111.1‘hail passed away on All
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l‘resli livebroiled lobsters :11
‘1l'1E11u1an'i.
[ho
$111111 shim-s for soldiers may sound
.1 illCll on the orde1 of
i” but “illinm J. Mulligan.(hai1-
1 1 1111 Knights of Columbus com
:1 -. on our activities. found the
1 » :11 cvss'al‘v for soldierse and isailg
.1.1l iiiaiines sojouining in misty
an the town where a shine does—
l.~..~t long. As professioml
111st money, and as the war had
1 I110 number of professionali
1 that eve rybody couldn't be‘
11. \Iulligan had a shoe-shining l
* installed in the K. of C. Club;
- 2.11 llolburn. London. Now the
-11.1 151.1, £10m the K. of C quar-
‘1111 their countenances reflectq
I 1'.1 1211.11 toes of their Mlmson armV;
1-211103.
“who ..\\\\ 1‘11
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it man CAN’T Lrvn‘
forever, but a. trust company
cm; and in trusts covering a 3;,
long period of thy per)“-
ual existence is oivital im-
portance. 1 .
The thoughtful testator
willnamethiscompany int.
hiswillastrustee ofhises-
tote, thus providing against "
any break in the perform-
ance of the action involved.
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Hill MARCH
1Town Clerk Smith’s Records
Show Sixty-Two Births,
The following vital statistics
‘on file at the office of Town
’Hcrbcrt R. Smith for the month of
During the month according
. to the figures there were 62
;which 40 were boys.
March.
so 39 (loathe and 171
ienact figures follow:
garet Finnegan.
lm—Filomena
Tesla.
Thirty-Nine Deaths and
Fifteen Marriages-
are
Clerk
births of
There were al-
marriages. The
’ 1 Birth;
DON NELLY S '11“
. i17~iAlex. to Mathias and Margaret
.. ;. Brasnyo.
15 S“. Main St. °2~-Elmcr George. 10 Elmer and Lil-
lian (‘ronk.
m lonwm '21— rlzh‘arlnest. to Ernest and Eileen‘
1).
lzo—Ahlelvin EdWard, to Samuel and
Edith Gould.
- M—l’eter. to Thomas and Mary Pan-
: delakis.
= -.\lary Margaret. to Kasper and
Margaret Duncan.
. c-i fNewsi‘m— Iii—Charles Dre“ to James and Rana.
L Norwood.
20” Kathleen Margaret. to Thomas
1 and Helen \IcGrath.
6 —Robert. to Raymond and Mar-
to Michael and Terese
5~~Marcell Karmies. to Marcell and
i’elozia Cuilutrvski.
9» Murion'e Ethel
Lillian Farrell.
8~ Boy.
vary.
to J ooeph and
to William and Gig; Unz-
3— Frank. to Angelo and Marcia Fed-
erici.
4—Helen Mildred.
Amanda McPhnil.
3—«Lester Francis.
Mary Coombs.
" to 'Jamoc and
to James end
1. ~Boy, to Kennett and Manuel-it.
Rossiter.
Er—-~Ka.thleen. to Herbert and llury
Horn.
4—-Henr_v Wait er.
Ella Gilbert
to William and
s—n-ank to Pasquale and Florence
V.ouo
1-~William Milton. to Harry and Ida.
Kaufman
Betty Gorman.
son.
ll‘~.\lartin John.
vela DiPetro.
12v—Leterda Hoyt.
Mary Arnold.
9.401111.
yas.
9~—Ma.rjory Blanche.
Alice Stoncbrink.
101Helen. to Joseph and
Garllk.
12~~Henry
Fortln.
12—Ruth.
tin. (Twin).
13 HGIendolyn Margaret.
and Margaret Allen.
14~1Jiln198 Barnaby. to
Ethel Glynn
Roy.
(Twin).
to Joseph and Mary.
James
evening Armementsmcomplet 12—«Helen \‘eionica to (‘harles and
The bus will leave llrer—Elinor. to Harry and Emma. Rem-
to Eugene and I!-
to “’alter ands
Gal-
lo John and
Hemina.
111 Joseph and Mary
to Joseph and Mary Fox-1
to wmiam P
i
and 2,
l
15—1 Ralph, to Angelo and Antoinettel
'l‘uccionne
sa. Sandberg.
16——-Louis. to Joseph and Theresa,1
1,101.3". t19~Rocco Tavella 11nd Pasquallino
11 1- ‘z11b1io. to Guiscppe and Savenin M35.
Mastriunno i134 ———Rodman J. Lilley and Madelyn J.
297~--Antonlo. to Buffalo and Annie. BUN?” I
Tavello. 12—9 Earl Brig-gs Dario and Elsie:
26~~~Elmcr. 111 Frank and Lidia Her—i Fem Runes.
man. 1 1» Albert Smith and Mabel Sterle.
:18 liobcri (ii-011211. to Arthur nndi (3“68990")-
Anna Mishap. «lrrJohn J. Bernard and Helen Fitz—
30 Franklyn Abbot. to Frederick and1 herald (Bridgeport)
Alberta, Greenwood.
Dorris Evelyn.
Jessie Morten.
Therm-ill Youngs.
l‘:ll\\"d rd .l oh 11.
Helen Shea.
in Gustaf and El.
to William and
i
to Hou'ard and!
. v . ( _ .
m Raymond and 'ha e been (10111 shmen.
:eightecnth century relied still furthr
201 John. 10 Harry and Elma Von:
Dwingelo.
23111Michael. to John and Mary Hor- i
vath. '
ZilvrMnry Elizabeth. in Horace anal
Tillie Moore.
4F—Antonio. to (lion-chino and ida
Adinolfi.
' barbarians. which shocked the Romans
25— Maria to Francesco and Rose.
Langana.
nina Baldini.
11 wBarbara Nash. to Percy
ion Quintard.
19—- —W‘illiam Homer.
Bertha Masher.
SM-Clara Dunning. to Homer and
Clara Lawrence.
31—5Mflton Lewis. to Samuel and
Florence Crew ford.
27——1Cn1therine, to Frank and Anna
Premno.
N—lees Francis. Jr..
.to Mortimer and
Luigi. to Zommasco and Giovan-1 these wild men to dress theix hair
and Mar-
to Charles 1
Pumps and Buckles
, Are the latest thing in women’s
' shoe fashions for spring? .
We have a. fin. “by 0! been
for your munitions
1 Iii—“Albert J. Karma. 63 years.
and Roxanna Levon. '
to Edward
211—Edw111-1i James. Jr..
and Lucy i-‘Iaherty.
18— Milton. to Frank and Pinky
Scott.
1411 Salvadorc. to (‘harles and Mary
Gremadi.
31——-John. to'Mariin and Mai Creagh.
9, Mildxed' Perry. to Lester and
Florence Starr. .
:l0-—Helén Nellie. to Kazimer and
Nellie Rozkeirlcz.
Doathc
March
1- Lucinda Olsen 68 years.
l-Benjamin Hamilton. 46 “31115 11
months. 15 days.
' 2-Ann Maria Canfield_ 83 years.
months 14 days.
£13
2 Flmence Tatto. 4 years. 6‘
months. 28 days.’ i
S—George H. Nicholas. 56 years. 91
months. 28 days.
3—~Pntrick Callaghan. 55 years.
'1'~ Clarissa J. St. John. 73 years. 6
months. 12 days. .
7— Kathleemllorn. 1 day. l
8~Laura F. Saunders. 62 years, 6
months. 26 days.
8— Francis lyigvary. 3 hours.
-1
9-x'1ta11s Czulewicz. 1 year.
months.
9» Olga l‘nxvary. 23 years. 5
months. 14 days.
9~ John Dunlop, 59 years. 2 months.
27 days.
10~~Harriett Hotchkils. 64 years.
12-— Johanna Brnggee. 48 years, 9
months 14 days.
Iii—«Sarah Louise Hodgetts. 83 711.1111
lib—Ellen Riley. 56 7mm. 4 months.
5 days.
1-4—an Jane Davis. 87 years.
14-—Rnchei E. Devlynn. 56 years.
15—Heien Garlilt. 5 days.
l'l—Marietta Webb. 87 yearn. «1
months. 5 days.
21—Sarah F Lyn“.
days.
21~William Masher. 2 days.
ze—nobert H. Powell. 56 yours. 7
month. 122 days.
22—4.»): L. Gorhun, 67 yous. 8
months. 14 dun.
22—Joaephine Smith. 10
monthl. 23 dun.
34—“ Booth. 2 your. 3 months,
11 days. 1
zs—Joocphino Benoducci. 4 months.
17 dnys.
Mannie-‘1". Bhuvelt. 4 months. 3
days.
“-‘Liuie Dunko. 24 run.
27—Jnmos M. Lloyd. 1 your. 1 day.
fl—Hannah J. Seymour. 74 your. 9
months. 10 dayu.
27—George H. Ferris.
months.
£28mJohn Miklo. 6 months. 8 duo.
28— Frcderick Kortge. 39 years. 3
months. 17 dawn.
29—Hugh J. McCarthy. ‘7 years, 2
months. 23 days.
29——John Mullen. 6 months. 16 dun
31~Thomu J. Dana. 85 years. 14
days. (Died’fn‘hstport).
Mari-Inoc-
Februnry
2% ll. Wait. and Mary L.
Elite. (Stamford).
3—Williaxn 1.018.“ and Ev; John-
eon._.(Ha1-itor1d)
March
8~Witlis I“. Roscoe and Mary Lou-
76 Yours. 13
78 years,
1—
“ years. 4
‘15:" ‘
ise Cogsweli.
l—l-‘rnnk Marina and Eliubeth Eek.
5-~Chnrles Levy and Mary Britta.
Ilui-‘rank J. M. Armato and Lucy
Marie Paulina. »
3~«Joseph Piza and Anna Miklos.
3—Chnrles M. Kivel and Rose Kiv.
elovictcb.
l —I-‘rederick Willflims and Lillian
A. Robinson.
THE RAZOR OF CIVILIZATION
Busts ot’ the Caesars show them in
Men in the
on the bachelor's art. for they shared
their heads as well. Hogarth has
painted a beau of this pe1iod who by
some chance had the wig removed
which gives him the look of an elthrly
baby. The uncouth appearance of the
was due a good deal to the neglect of
___E!_ ____.__ .____ --
For Colds
LINONINE TAKES THAT AWFUL
KICK OUT OF A HARD COLD
AND [ENDERO IT flARMLEO‘.
IT is THE GREAT FAMLY
REHEDY FOR ALL FORMS OF
COLDB AND A REMARKAILI
PREVENTIVE FOR THE MOB!
DAIGERODI THROAT AND
LUNG COMPLAINTS OF
AMT! AND CHmlfl.
Have a bottle of Linonino handy at
III times there'n no telling win m1
not it will to would, My cc
”mm 011m M
flouting quite conic Ltnonino fol
All OWN ad $1.”.
MINTZ’S
“Quality Shoo”
Smart Suits
New Capes
Dresses
Waists
Summer Furs
Millinery
Charge Accounts Opened
OVER IN WESTPORT
There are over 5000 good
few bad ones drift into
town from adjoining cit—
ies and break in houses
but aside from that the
place is alright.
During the summer the
population increases ov-
er 2000 by the addition
of City people who real-
ize the advantages West
port offers over other
places along the shore.
These 7000 people trade
where they can get the
best values and for that
reason it behooves the
merchants of South N or-
walk to become better
port people thru persist-
ent advertising in T H E
WESTPORTER- HER-
ALD, published 45 yrs.
by the J ones family.
1‘ 1 Lin : t
1 1' ’ ’ 1’
Egg . Stove,
Nut and Pen
C-O-A-L
Prompt Delivery
Harris 81 63115
6! Voter Strut
1'01. 721.
people. Once in awhile a
I
I
acquainted with West-lli
Easier "adding. An Hour
And for furnishing thnt now home or for muhyet Dani!
pmumtmmetobeap pucintod
0THERE IS NOTII‘IIFG‘m LIKE FURN
,infegorling‘lepimfoerY 300‘"“ m m nous:
URE,
furniture
and the price: remnant full value for your money in every
PROIPT AUTO DELIVERY” ALL SURROUNDING
TOWNS.
RAYMOND a:
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.CORSETS
SON
Ion-wok.
The poise of a. body well cared for belongs to her who
wears a properly fitted corset.
m scientific training of our emotion assures choline
solution of INDIVIDUAL CORSET “QM.
New spring models, in well known reliable mines, are
now being shown, at popular pricec.
DEFINITION OF CHIROPIAO‘HO
mun
Adjusting 1h.a HIVIlF. Disease I m
DRESS 3110135-
For Easter Festivities
New models of many kinds includ-
ing many novel effects.
All Sizes tar la, Women and Children
he lat-lea a Idem. latch.
*—
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
awn-u.
INSURA NCE.
01 all Kinds 1n Sim. qr
,- Reliable Colmk!‘
REAL ESTATE ~
In all It: Branches
intramural-e.
l I‘ll-ROAD AVIIIII
coon 303'“ 00". ,
'I'IIE NFW Slim”
HM them“
of the disease
by . wrench. iwmt or own I”
back. Even if done in cthll
Wm firmly-lied norm and I“: ,
or c the omcrent m
limbo. - ”’
Chiropractors move tho out“ d .1, .
duo”. Ind pain. health In M 1
through harmonizing t. we ' ..
t. in your body. M I
“m w attention: Ibo m 1i
m or the spino.Y01 will nevu- I. f ’1
not giving the cum o chi-O. ‘1
.tlhelpm
Innate Treatments Chlo- AIoo L
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mu (m PM Coho-I
1313M!
minimu‘mw
PAT ENTS’
warm-nu.-
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N. S. D! PALIA.
3300‘ If.
KIMONAS
Crepe Kimonos in a vulcty of We coloring; plain
and figured, clinic belts, with frills ct waistline, pointed and
plaited yoku; Perrhn uid ribbon ma.
$1.50 to $2.98
Crepe Dressing Saaiues, Rib-
bon Trimmings-
31. 50
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com HOIWALK.
. are often n necessity. but if M
How do
youknow
that you c3111 paint your
a on
laymen” Drop in and
we'll show you how.’ Foil
it this nftcmoon and run:
an new- tom.
The finest material we
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your Liberty Bond! whhoutohargnflyuug.
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3 Rowan 8t. lat Nanak.
Tel. 441.
‘ArtificiaIiTEETi-Ei“
made and fitted prov. one or tfi
grate" cm of Mo. and an;
is no reuon why everyone m":
plate should not ”Linda M
for teeth which continuolly drop" or
mmkmma marvel-em ‘1
ed. Special attention in am to n
moron mouth: and am was;
wide experience of then com.”
enables me to succeed where W
other- have failed.
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