”ottoman '
mmuuc
Is One of Our Specialties.
Your pictures are done right
ere —-good clear pictures caus-
I by using Velox paper.
If you have never tried our
evdoping—bring your next
.11 in—then compare them
'th the ones you have been in
e habit of getting and you
' never want to have anyone
~ do them for you.
TISF ACTION
GUARANTEED
I ON NELLY’S
16 So. Main so
SOUTH NOIWAIS.
Nicholas Diem. of Monroe street. -~
'lct‘t this morning: for New Jersey. (
NOR WALK .
[where he has act‘vptcd a position.
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The munv l‘ricnds of Dr. J. J. Slit";
of Harbor \‘nw, will i‘PEl‘t'l to learn 2 ' Y ' ‘ 1
that Rint'é’ inn r‘liillinl"? hr has Ioot his ll ’ '
son. \\ ho inns in the great Ettropcanl“
ot'nnl'lict.
0
Samuel J. chlcr and family are re—l
morinr: todav from 12 Morgan avenue?”
to the (‘ampht-ll place at No 2 of the'
samc avrnnu, uhich he recently pur-
chased.
and Personal i
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The three apartment resident‘s
which Gibson Smith is rchuilding at:
.Smith Court and Flax Hill road is tap“ A pm“). wedding was solemnlzwl
:idly nearing completion and Miller “k.“ the rertory of th‘ (‘hurch of the
‘thttlm are intuallmg the electric; Asfiumpuon‘ “’estport. at 9
lights and “MOTOR- ithis morning, when Miss Alice, daugh-
4 “~— ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kaiser, of
l ththP of the Craftsmen. Town A“ compo Beach. became the bride of
sembly Hall Friday. May :3. Atllulssioni Frederick J_ Huger. of \vegtport.
HAGER—KAISER.
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nett Huger, a sister of the groom. and
who recently purcha-‘Wd a largo 95”", the ln‘ldos‘
sister. (‘urtls W.
in “test Nnrn'nlk, is installing now. was the bt‘S' man.
and after a sh hon
,: The Ladies‘ Aid Society of St. Pet-l 0" ”mm“ m” ""
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V . ' ' bi 1 an clcctrlc water svstem
h ' ews 'Eitlilninalltlnzlotherimprovements” I Mt Mrs. ”3“" are 1’09““?
; lmembers of “'estpon'g younger act
Aiken, of Schnvll's L’arare ls
hunt» in Silro-rvnino.
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VJ? will be a rehearsal for
(3' Me-n‘s Club minstrels in
room this chning at 8 o'clock.
o- confirmation class
capal l‘hurch will meet
Id Room. this t-veninq.
imothy P. Foley is suffering from
attack of rheumatism at. his home
. uimard :l . cnuc today.
”‘0 Mrs. Brizgerman and Mrs. “'ehrle will}
tho
of Grac'l
in the
or': l thcran church will meet to-mor-‘ .
‘ ‘u awaiting them on Burr .ymup_
row afternoon for the monthly bush
'ncss and social meeting at the church“
Huenekuglombloka
entertain the ladies. i
.‘ Thcrc is on exhibition in Frank ”38“. 0f 26 1)...“ street. were married
‘Boxter‘s show window a German ulaat St. Mary‘s church at. 9 o'clock yes»
mask which was found in the old 00:“ “my morning. The “dam wore
. man Telegraph barracks in Coblenl.‘ Mlu Jennie aneck. of W. and
Germany. by 15' C1333 Sergt. 13- F- Hun- ; “’illiam Gable, of East Norwalk.
tington and which he has rmllcd ml
:1 friend in this city 1 Mrs. M. J, Cotter and the Misaes
lAllco, Agnes and Sarah men, who
Local salt water fishermen reportlhave passed a mo“ enjoyable 'mm
"—‘d ' .. : ' _ l
its. Anna O'Neil buddy has returng ”“1 the “3' {'Sh 39330“ ’5 “’0‘" end lat Rdvardale, Md, near “film-(ton, D.
to her home after being confined to . ed. There are plenty 0‘ M "0 “.C-e with thtlr niece. Mill-Mt Fitch.
- Stanford Hospital for treatment.
ghad but are wry small. Frost fish ml returned to gm“: I.“ even“ ”a
looming back again and are being..re M8 of In. W ’1- W. M
.hrinwpher Sheehun, of Cherry ave- caught in la" Sized 1015 in ”‘9 Savage-i 17 Park stheet. while preparing to open
0. is now located with the plumbing tuck and Flu; Mile Rivers.
partnwnt of a government plant in
itlgeport.
. y ----vv w
. the past two months, has left now, .
5 including new plumbing and bathroom}
in! transferred ycstcrdéy by order
Bridgeport. : . . _
____.___.. . gPlumbtng (‘0. haw the contract. lNorvalk Post Ofllce, 1e enjoyinz a by the Jones famfly'
martin: will bc held at the r951" . - ,, - ,three day's furlough. Carrier Ward .
nu- of Miss Murinosa ‘ Taylor, 135 The plank covering of the railroadépendergsl is covering his route. ,
at Hill Road. on Friday. May 2nd. tunaelon‘fih‘er stratus torn‘hp in a,
.nv- «he I;Ull|t)-‘I of organizing if doemc‘d number of places. to allow the condo-l M“. F. J, Cook, of Ansonia. is Vinlt- VI” 1" ‘
«will», :l:-~ Suffrage League of this nation of the work on the retaining ing her I 1, Mrs. A. E. Pryor, 6:! 86+ ’ .
walls which have been in progresg fnr'don avenue;
——-— sm-rrul months. The concrete miXeri __ Egg, StOve i
utiu-.»;a~ and trustees of the =, which was in 0D! ration there yesterday; The Young People's Society of St.. 3
Bunk and Trust xt‘mnnnny of‘lnts l)f‘t~'l’l wumwd :Pcter's Lutheran church will meet '0‘. h
huh. issued imitations for an 'morrow eVenlng at the Church on (‘cd- ‘1
l inspection of the now banking Harris & (lass haw showed their all-tar street. All members a“, exppflom Nut and Pea .
Burton Post Road. Darlen, on preciation of the work of the local fire ‘ to be jroscnt. 3 ,
n.2,. ,\l xv Rth, from 3 to .0 o‘clock men in saving a building owned by; ‘
7 them in Raymond street, and 8:11; a: A special meeting of the entertain-l
check of 10 for the Foromen’s so, .
y _ . _ ‘ ' S ment committee of Eureka Rebekahs . - .-
2. won llarnS. who rereml.‘ Imr clatlon mud. st. Frank L Van coy I lge, I. 0. O. F., was held last even-
tbe Davenport Foundry in and family also thanked the firemen lng plans for the future social 80”“
u'nrtl. has orders for piano in 51131" for work at 10 Meadow street recent-hies of the L I owe“ discussed. l .
vnlumu to keep the plant run— l}: ‘- 3 Prompt Denver),
at full capacity for til? next ””9" —~——-——-— ' l ———-——.~—.‘ 4....— ,__,__ .- -_ _ -. .-.. . .
ll will be necessary for Mr. There will he :1 “(‘undlc Light Meet. '1 '
. - to r-nlarge tho plant as soon as ing" at. tht- South Not'walk Methodist; _ j
°" ””3“” OLD CARS 5 Harris & Guns
_ ”at 7.45 o'clock this week. It is the; .
1.- l-‘ firm-no. 07 Newark. N J"’r('g11lt2r mid-muck meeting. Every at; g
1' ' "r ”" l‘nm’d Sign?“ l 2: ”mm“ “L ”‘2 2‘9“?” “llngfe’egzil Sell your oldcarstothe Bridge. 03 Water
.11 3., was in t 15 c Y 3.. scnled by the 1 gtto one. C '. ; ' m“.
3“) 4M 'Iir l“‘»'1l"°n' discussing room will how no other illumination} Port All” Wm 00, mm
b r 1‘ W 'l'“ WW" omcerS. M“ The subject will be "Let Your Light George “(I Center 81,3" Bridge.
-H-i “3*! 9"” “W” that his “5' Shine." All Sunday Scohol teachers are port, 0‘. Phil 3 5586-3.
m l‘ with local batting
.lm‘un: .tni Yl.;l¥ the most of his
lity Wail spent with hili
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'-'~."E ARE PREPARED TO
DELIVER ;
Victory Bonds to Cash
Subscribers. ,7
Will also take your subscnp- K
llOIl upon either the Govern- ,'
Extent Plan of
10 per cent. when subscrip- ‘2
{ion is made :1
10 per cent. July 15, 1919
20 per cent. Aug. 1.2, 1919 i3:-
20 per cent. Sept. 9, 1919
20 per cent. Oct. 7, 1919
20 per cent. NW. 11, 1919
or upon the Partial Payment
Plan of $2.00-per week for
25 weeks for $50.00 bond. '1'
$4.00 per week for 25 weeks
. for $100.00 bond. ' '
Payments are so easy and
r the bond is so attractive. we '
recommend tint you purch- e
; ase all you can .m_ 1..
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" '. .eml 311". Michael Greene,'
Thomas l. Raymond's touring car In L GOLDEN
which he took a party of friends to the .
T the Entire Country runs
SOUP Styles muov. ms.
For an, Women and Children ammo”, 80. Hex-walk
are of the moat Placing W Tel. 131
’ The Sommman
itheir summer home at Endfield. on
2 Field street. Cram.
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George Colwell,
Frank D. Wilson, special attorney for
'tlw lfnitcd States Department of Jun-
of Stamford.
ed plans for extensive improvements friends in South Norvelk.
equipment for which the Heating and;
especially urged to in» present. Ever!-
body is welcome.
Secondhandperteandfimto
“anymakeofcar.
»—Dancc of'the Craftsmen. Town As;
‘sembly Hall Friday. May 2. Admission ___ . ”W ,
£31.00.
Huys~King dinner in Bridgeport last
evening, was run into while landing
. on the side of the street and damned
to such an extent that the Vaast Bro-
thers service car was summoned and
towed the machine back to their gar-
age in this city. The party returned inI
one of the BridgeportvNorwalk auto
bosses.
.Ladies’ and
Misses’ Wear
68 WASHINGTON ST.
* ‘ Waists
o'clock ’
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Chflles Holbrmk 0‘ New York “'Y': the bt'ldemald Miss Ethel P. Kauer.iThere are over .5000 good
Jon-l
begin housekeeping in the cozy home
Miss Stella. leombickn. 0: Plan ave-
,nue. East Nomalhlnd Kuhn-y Haze!)-
. _ _ re-
\rtliur A. Farrell. income tax man. “‘3‘? W11” “F3035“ "'9 M3" BM"), cently book from ocuvo overuse aer-
0 has been stationed at the City hall homestead m Sthcrmine, “3 00mph“. vice, is spending a (our days with
(‘ity Caxrier Henry M. Perry, at the
.MlN’l‘Z’S
“Qualits‘r Shop”
{Smart Suits
fNew Capes
Dresses
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lMlllinery
i Charge Accounts opened
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people. Once in awhile a
few bad ones drift into
town from adjoining cit-
ies and break in houses
but aside from that the
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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
acquainted with West-
port people thru persist-
ent advertising in T H E
WESTPORTER - HER-
ALD, published 45 yrs.
A‘Neyw Line of Willow Furniture
Rochereendbigmmny chairs ofnewand most comfort-
able models in grey, mahogany and natural finish.
833 m DISPLAY IN OUR. SHOW WINDOWS.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING
TOWNS
RAYMOND & SON
Walllndmchlk.
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*lusunnuce
at in Kinds use».
Reliable Commie:
In all its Branches
in Layton & 00.. inc.
I Imam ovum
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Use Your Credit
At this Bank for your subscription
to the Victory Loan.
We Will Loan at 4 34%
for Six Months
The City National Bank
”Imam
Linens of Elegance
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DEFINITION OF CHlROPRACTIC
lcauee of llw ll ~c;t.~t» and the art. 0!
ladjustlng tho some. Dim-nan I! m
(by a wrench, twist or sprain in tho
back. liven if done in childhood. I
{creates pinched nerve: and pu- ll
later life in the dinerent. organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove. the moo at
disease and pain. health I: M
through harmonizing the norvo m
tern: in your body. Female trouble-
glvon special attention; allo cum
tum or the spine. You will flavor I.
gret giving the Chiropractor a chonoo
to help you.
Iagnetlo Treatments Given Ale.
1'. FRANCIS, ll. C.
3. Washington 81., to. W Go“.
We from Palmor W
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A. M. WOOSTER
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Lab: ”3-. ulnar QC. Fob-t “no
PATENTS
3.15.. low-P”
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15-.-
eoa roux euro an!
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that you can't point your
cor yourself? ‘
It I easy. Drop in and
we'll ehow youhow. Point .
it this afternoon run It
out new tomouow.
Thedfineet material we
no
“SUNDAY
MAY THE 4TH
h.
LET US SHOW YOU OUR.
STOCK or W. D. 0.
Is ' Low Shoe Day for
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them.
CONNEALLY
11‘th Street.
Emerson Shoes-Norwalk Soles
Everymwhomnuthebutahoemdewiththebeet
wearing and most satisfactory solo in existence should try
The Best ol Hosiery to Match
8: BRACKEN
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KJBACHNUXS
Crepe finance in a variety of attucfive coloring-I; plain
and figured, elastic belts, with frills at waistline, pointed and
plotted yoku; Persian and ribbon trimmed.
$1150 to $2.98
Crepe Dressing Sacques, Rib-
bon Trimmings-
]. I. MALLETTE
88 WASHING”! 81'.
$1.50
com ”WALK.
Tel. 449.
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HOBWALI, con.
nmox mum-rangoumuconmmn
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Milled. mm.
emn tantrum, m
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N. S. DI PALMA.
BROOK 8'12,
j _ nonwam
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An Unbeatable Combination «Avggggggfmfipm.
4r Iron—Iron work Momma-g. How
and eeeond bond Ford radium-o.
- Phone 436
26"Iain 8t. Nor-walk. Cell.
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Cure'l‘hat Cold B!
Tobin:
WHITE?“ commi-
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Wilham' Eflron himself in buy.
ing all hnds' of Junk.
Phone or send postal ahead to
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Tel. 441. Tel. “1.
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Porcelain Fillings
mean the very BEST fillings. They
have beentried and round good; it to
no longer a question of whot they will
do, and their appearance speak for
themselves: they one more costly and
more quickly inserted than gold. and
floctly as to appear as part of tooth lt-
Ielf. They are hard. Wear well. have
good edge strength. and are not af-
fected by the acide of the mouth.
Come
about them. Consultation free.
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in and I will tell you more
match the color of the teeth so perv ‘
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