i . Y 9,1919
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EMBER
I THER
ta Greeting Card
other's Day
y. May 11th.
'7 nice assortment——
' 5c to 50¢
, ELLY’S
: Kain St.
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ELKS DINE ON
BEEFSTEAKS AND
HAVE FINE TIME
(Continued from Page One).
hard-hitting lizhtwt'iglit appeared. to.
gether with the Veteran Al Ketchel,:
of Bridgeport. the sun-ivor of manyi
ring battles. Red and Ketchel Were
due for a four round so and those.
present. settled themselves for a few
'minutes‘ real sport. for nearly all
were aWare of the ability of the two.
although it was at first doubted ii
Kelchel was speedy enough. The {org
mer state champ. hOWEver. soon diSof
pellt-d all doubts. and showed real!
tine class. The boys tent at it tori
{our rounds to a good draw and mixed 5
things freely. Ketchel showed his old .
.cleverness and lied could testify af-'
ter the go that the veteran still had
.a wallop with him. .
Rem-hing an order to again moral
this time to thr basement. ever} ant-E
“Went to the lower floor. Wherc ta-
bles were set about the room. all piled ;
thigh with tempting beefsteak sand-t
lwiches, celery. etc. '
As each man en-t
Jim-walk. ha~ tak—
{ department H.“ ”.11"
v in llaii‘nurv
was made an appro-
for the bar library
House in Danburv
:- i> to cover a tum-ind
e at Raymond Bros.
'.of the State Normal
beautjiied by the ad-
7 - -e ueds of shrubberv
, set out at the front of
Ra ts. O’fiien's
"an. of Dublin. who
vvh operator {Or the
Haven & Bantam
Bmsford {or the past
1128.“ been tmnsferred to
Uriating $34,900 for the
ml for the State Nor-
Ianbury. has passed the
.7 entatives at Hartford.
is 'on is to provide room
te erection of buildinz's
; and other extenfinns
7 $0200].
traytu‘llo fm'tilizpt‘ at.
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r t . i. were pitta-ant sur—
1.13: gunning by the ar-
tiyir snn. Ellwit, who
Yozk n‘t )lflll'isd' tun.
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. abroad ‘71 filt‘ :ultl. lb
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v. lured the room he was. supplied withE
.,a paper cup. surmounted with a large I
Egolden elk-head. and with a long linvi
en apron. Thus .equipped short work i
was made of the appetizing eatableri
so temptingly spread on the tables. ‘,
Then came the big entertainments
'of the evening when Pally Markus“
famous vaudeville troupe of New:
York City was announced. The troupe 9
was composed of Miss Peggy Carris.‘;
Miss Marie Taylor. Miss'Mabel Hen-5
;derson and Miss Elizabeth Campbell”
'song and dance artists of national-
repute. together with Messrs. James'
K. Ward. monolognlst par excellence.
and Nat Vincent. vocalist and song
composer who appeared at the Pal.
ace Theatre a few weeks ago. The
‘light patter. keen wit and clever
dancing of the young ladies and their
:partners kept up the high spirits of]
~all present. and made every minute
‘or the night a real pleasure.
‘ Their repertoire of songs, , ranging
from the latest jazz melodies to the
even more pleasing olden time toll:
songs, was excellent, while their se-
4 lection of jokes. humorous recitation:
and dialect monologues could not be
ibeaten. Mr. Ward with his alde-
r splitting interpretation of Irish and ;
Hebrew Wit and humor kept the
' crowd in roars. while Nat Vincent de-
lighted with his clever (little: on lo-
cal topics. The work of the young
ladies was above criticism and was
all that could be desired. Posessors
of fine voices and tn‘pping the light
fantastic. every one of them received
encore after encore. to which they
t graciously responded.
'9 Another feature of the evening'si
program which was an agreeable snr-t
prise was the appearance of the fam—
ous Quaker Quartette, of New York.
Seldom has such wonderful singing
been heard in Norwalk as was ren-
dered by these four male voices. Se-
lection after selection was given, but;
still their delighted audience was?
loath to allew them to go. . A _ ,3
And always the thoughtfulness of}
the Ellis to their absent brothers wag;
displayed last evening. when prompt-1
11:; at 11 o‘clork every light in the
' room was extinguished and a respect-i
‘ful rilcncc fell over the gathering.-
vThen frfim tho» far side the halle
rattle the slow. rvw-rent words of
Past Exalted llulvr (_‘. Irving Bying-«
of
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gnames are hard to get and are quite
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Etaining names and addrea‘ses carefully";
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'circulars and packages?
{send these LISTS to ‘
iknow are anxious for good names tc‘
a?
YOu‘ll never wear a. union
suit until ycu’ve put one on,
then you‘ll never wear any
other kind.
Of course we have the others
because some men have not
yet “seen the light"—seen
the comfort of these light
one-piece garments.
Pn‘ees $1.00 to $3.50.
For night. comfort our Night
Shirts $1.50 to $2.50.
Pajamas of madms and silk
$2.00 to $6.00.
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PROD! AUTO DIEM? To ALL WOW’
mints -
RAYMOND & SON
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Millinery
E Churge Account: Opened
out lit WESTPORT‘ ‘3
There are over 5000 good'
few bad ones drift: into.
.town from adjoining cit-E
ies and break in houses;
but aside from that thel
place is alright. i
During the summer the:i
ton. onerlng a toast to all departed
members and to all members in dis-
those present. At. the mountain of
his appropriate mat all Ira-o and
accompanied by the orchestra, sang
"Auld Lang Syne.”
From then until alter m an.
eryone was kept in. the W of
spirit: with the mm_
m
MMIIQMW mum.
done. Encarta-imam”-
tannin-cut committee. ad his to-
m were showered with com-1
m over their success and
attuned an enviable repumflu' III:
as premier m. ;’
lining the evening the Sterling-
Wallnitz orchestra furnished the mn-
sic and their econ- were wall appu-
clsted. Chet Mk Chm M
are: the culinary department for the
evening, assisted by, William Nulvey.
Stephen Goodwin and Clark Amund-
son, and it was to these men that the
members and guests were indebted
for their fine dinner. ,
At a late hour the affair came. to
a conclusion and it was. without a
single doubt. one of the best and
finest. it not the beat and finest. en-
tertainments ever “tempted by any
local organization. The Norwalk
Elks as is always the case. lived up
totheir well earned magi. 3
3
ill till mill
Vl'ould you like to get a lot of letters.
You prob-
iably know that manufacturers. supply;
publisher?
houses, wholesalers and
pose of sending sample, adVertising
matter. ptpers and circulars to. Good
ibuy names and addresses for the put-E
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expensive. “’2 publish a LlST (one
We
we
arranged in alphabetical order.
concern;
send advertising matter to.
Write your name very plainly so the
}of City people who real-9
dze the advantages West‘
tpart offers over other
places along the shore.
Whose 7000 people. trade;
Ewhere they can get the;
best values and for that
reason it behooves the
merchants of South Nor-
walk to become better
acquainted with West-
port people thru persist-
ent advertising in T H E
WESTPORTER - HER-
ALD, published. 45 yrs.
by the Jones family.
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flarfisdGans
people. Once in awhile a _
pepulation increases or- 2
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trees or need and unable to be W;
Use Your Credit
At this Bank for your subscription
to the Victory loan. "
-We Will Loan M4 34%
for Six Months
The City National Bank
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isure to give your strect number and;
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help do no? Start wearing a p31! of; in silver and we will. enter your name?
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Mud NORWALK TUBES
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Also some standard makes in
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firsts. which we offer at reduced
Molina. _\'. Y.——-Danbur§"
Optometrists and Opticians '
= prices.
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human system through mo you of
inflammation It. was amused for
year- that gout and rheumatism orig-
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rich diet; now the cm at opin-
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live to good health.
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