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Jules 8. Frost of Stamford vtsned
:3 filth trends in East Norwuik lax! ev-
De veekly sewing session of the
MS Aid society of the limo Avenue
”awn-It church was held yesterday
afternoon at the church.
. R". Herbert E. Mainland will be in
chaste of the mid-week services at
the East. Avenue Methodist church this.
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Udlin. who for
the past some time have been tisiting
with ’Mr. and Mrs. Thoma.< Odlin of
~ Ens! “’ashinzton street, have returned
ed over Darien at a
height Tuesday at 3:23 p. m. It waa
making great speed in the face OLan
east wind.
from
on the subject of how to collect the
luxury tax on ice cream and soda
wd er. and how to remit it. They
should understand that the depart-
selres with the law.
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togzflaggpgl :u’gflglnof (‘nrrt for the department .to get in touch
Chm!) is meeting. with 3111‘ ngu‘el with each and every dealer. As to re-
mittance. the law :zays that tax col-
lected during the month—as in May—-
must be remitted to Hartford before
the 30th of the succeeding month—
or June‘- in this‘caso, Thero- are penal-
ties for delinquents and ignorance is
W. Kelley on Seaview avenue. tlits af-
ternoon. The ladies are making their
final'plans for the observance or me
Auxflinry’s birthday on next Th‘urfiday
afternoon.
A well presented repetition or the
delight“! comedy. "The Minist er s
Wife’s New Bonnet." was given last no excuse under the law.
evening at the East AVenue .‘IPI‘ilUlllSt ' The end of the IllODlll l3 fasf “p.
church by the members of the congre.
gallon. It was the second prom-ma-
tion of the sketch and as before it was
a big success. The cast consisted of
interested in the names that are to
appear on the Springdale permanent
the"following: Re“. Grundy. Ltoyd memorial for those who aervcd in the;
Sturges; Mrs. Gruundy. Mix Percy “'orld “v r to malt u‘) ti a tie
Morgan; Always Knoxit. A. .\'. Pad- a e s H I t I .
dock‘ Ana'ha Squalls. Mrs. A. 5. Can name of particular interest is correct
neuter: Cayenne Pepper. Mix,- Marion
L'Hommcdicu: Delpha Hardaltcar,
Mrs. T. A. Baxter: Hugh llowlcr. rred
Hawkins; Vivian Walker. Miss \‘trlan
Scanning: Prof. lligln-oico .-,. J.
Thomas; Samantha Slick .\li~.< Satan
Ferguson; Nudtmza Siripltin . Elie;
Lillian Ferguson; I‘- r-olwtn- l’ . ‘5-
on the roll. ii‘ mistakes are
the bronze plate which will contain
the names, it will be because of thc
negligence of the niatiws or friends
of the soldier or sailor whose name is
wrongly printed. or perhaps left off
the roll entirely. May 31 is the last
Miss l's'abcils~ lienf'oztl: Billv iluit'i.er, ,
J. W'Psle'; 5.3 If]. .m sn. .7. .:xi..- m; ”I." for zcttmLh thi- mmr-s pmpPrly
and Mrs. Myrt n Uxborn. \lr arl‘tv 3.1:»! spelled. T119." g0 '0 ill" l’rnnm’ Will?
Raymond Marriott. Ila-t. ll‘fiJlil] hull. maker on that date. it is estimated
Miss Mildred """°-l“-"- ”is". M’L'm“ that there will be about 80 names on
Hunted, M's: Hazel Roan. Miss Edith
ltarsland, Mrs, ll E. Marelund Miss
Clara (Tarot-now. .‘tl5w‘ Lucile lzatl;
Miss Gladys Heath. .\i¥<.= l'lvrtha Parr.
the table-t. Your rt‘latite's name will
go on correctly if you will make sure
that it is now in thr hands of the com-
m“ —‘ . . mititec‘ cot‘recty. The postmaster m"
""'" ”H ”'U’. \l'.\lll" .‘t, T-tfi “ifl malw- any (t‘l'i‘C-
m”.- _ , V“- ' lion requt-sted on zlie llel. which i<
now in the Springdulu tutofficc.
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{w‘\" "‘v‘vv-u'a-I v‘. 'A’ A!» mow. WES l 0N
The nylon .~. :4 h :‘jine .n ran-«nit. ' ’—-. '- 3
“floor does not. seem to he very heavy .
this spring. One or two schooncrs are
anchored below Gregory's Point mofit
, of the time, but the business haa not
been very brisk.
Wcrica Prang OD'T‘Pd a
first class Ice Cream Parlor. Dirihle‘s
block, Aowayton.
The summer mail delivery to Dell
'lsland and Harbor View beach has
started. The delivery, which is but
one trip a day, will be made until Sep-
tember 1. at Bell island. and as 10118
as there nuifictent poem» to warrant it
to 11an View beach.
Farmers and gardeners are complain-
‘ _ ing that there is too much moisture
to make good growing conditions. The
heavy rain of ycst‘erday morning has
further swollen the streams and minds
everywhere in this section are over-
flowing.
The announcement or the coming
'mtrlnge or Miss Millicent E. Olleren‘
shat, of East Norwalk. to J. Erwin
be”: was made at a luncheon given
recs-try at the home or Mrs. P. R.
Gnhun. of RaYmond street. ROW!!!" The Emmanuel Church rectory has
. m , been rented to Mr. Kores of New 'x'ork.
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STATE TRAP SHOOT gliiflil. $3332.33“??? ‘Zi.%“‘i¢i‘:.‘l
HERE ON SATURDAY
friederick Liblng of Black Rock, Mr.
Norwallt will be the scene of a state
land Mrs. Charles Rubcy. Mrs. (39017;?
Sheldon of Norwalk, Albert Gerhardt
trap-shooting tournament on Saturday
when several prominent trap shooters
of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Perry of East Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank HaWXey of the
gate expected to he here to compete.
The shoot is to be held at Dorian's
' Point under the au.~pices of the Nor-
The funeral of Frederitk Arthur
Litchfield was held "rom his Lyon .~
Place residence, 'tVNJJt‘suay aftnrnucr.
interment following in Mt. lrovt- rmn-
etery, Bridgeport. Mr. bitchiicid.
llus
away Sunday afternoon. lie
t'n'ed by his wife. formerly Mia's (‘0:
is,
and had resided in Weston
years. removing here from
‘l‘wvlul
Ncw lla-
gaged in newspaper work.
well.
Alittle daughter. which has ltet‘n
named Helen Mary. lifts arrived at the
Valley Forge home of Mr. and Mr:
Henry Rowland.
Among the very recent real estate
sales in town. is the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John McCarthy at Lyon's i'lalll
to Mr. Trottoff. the residence oi
Charles DiBlanda to August ('had
eaync; the former Joucph Trealtwcll
place to Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas r'ox.
East Side attended the funeral Ivlon—
day. of a cousin in Bridzr port.
Rev. Kenneth MacKt—nzie is now in
wall: Gun “l“b- _ 'Charxe of Emmanuel church and
Other tournaments registered in the parish.
nutmegngtatc- are: - , ? Clarence Smi:h. Chester Brown.
M?" 4" *‘lrwalk “‘1“ Club. 30“. Kenneth Fitch. and Frank (”At-:12: a
walk.
June 2021407121907th State Tour-
-nament under the, auspices of the Mr and My. 10h“ “8"mh’ .
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3‘7““? (”"1 (1“?)- .Hartford. 'moved to apartments at the Good Hill
0‘390‘5; Pahqumque R0“ and Gun residence. of Frank C. Fitch.
u . an ury. Mrs-Eliza eth R' l' .. I'. '1
Anna’- ”—4” "3“?“ G“ ”"bv to the homeb of he? $33.55. ’3;
arc about again. after being ill with
measles.
new Haven. . Th , . .
_ _ Otnas Trea'luell. aft 'r s v; in
September Si‘llomatonic Gun. months absence from town: f P
" Club. Stratford,‘ i tMrs. Joseph Stabell rc tuned to
T _" " “Stamford Tuesday. after spending- sev-
UNPATRWT'C REMARKS : eral weeks with her mother. rMs. Phil-
A BAR T0 CITIZENSHIP ip Gerhardt. who is on the invalid list.
[Another daughter. Mrs. I.cui>'e Mat-
- them: of Bridgeport, is now with Mrs.
Gerhardt.
Becau‘te he made unpalriotic re-
mark durinz the recent war. Henry
Mroeder, who live-.4 on the Mill Plain. INTERNATIONAL CONTESTS AP.
jfid in Fairfield. was refused admit-l PROVED-
“no to citizenship by Judge Howardf
1. Curtis in the Naturalization court" 1 tr ‘ _ r , WP and] “lg
" f 9 can S, S In: af'ri Z: 5' . ‘0 1
My afternoon. . - 1; between Oxford. Cambridge and Har-
‘Sellroeder was born m Germany in vard and Yale next Fear have been an
@fmflnnd came to this country in 1897.1 proved by the Undergraduate Commit-
‘k‘lfieln married but has no children. His; :feigoiggguzfgg {Zillilsicq‘azscggtfifs
(life claimed that "'9 stories 31’0“": tee also has voted in lavor of calling
his not being patriotic were not true. the new track Overton Field after
It is expected that the Work'in the. Yale's famous runner. who was k’iiteu
_. damaging _ in France; the playing l'leld at Yale
&5“, ne,.§°:;;;“';‘b:§: 3:353:13 Bowl the Wilson mid. and the boat
5m, to be examined when ‘ m»-hoaso to be constructed. on the banks
1 crzzsd 3'? it 'I - . ct thjklllflatonie , rim {to 8mm
NEW HAVEN. May 22.-—ln:ernatlon-
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van. where he lwu {omit-ii; been tx-l
The members )f the “”cs‘porl Aur-'
tlon Bridge Club of which she is al
member, were entertained at their last‘
meeting. by Mrs. Thomas “I Tread-l
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An airplane headed northeast pass-:l
considerable
ice cream and soda-water dispensers.
here have been awaiting instructions'
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HARTFORD. May 23—13:; witnuoid-Qday of the general assembly.
ing his signature yesterday from the; “w ~
KILLS JITNEY BILL.
tut-e from Trolley Manure.
panics to engage in the Jitney automo-I
bile business. Governor Holcomb pre-'
vented the measure from beeommg a'
law.
the governor acted in response to the
In exercising the "pocket veto,"
You will find this OVerlnnd equally pleasing in performance. It has abundant power,
delivered by an engine that runs smoothly and quietly, day in and day out.
_ S. L. B‘ENEDICT
78 No. Main St.,
We are Showing Three Dining Room
appeals of several of
lpantes which announced that they con- an! assembly For Governor “0‘00!“
. he, signed more
b l S: a.‘ skier-ed the bill useless in the form in: to pass 01:. Yesterday
Guem" ”mm” M: M ‘9 g" lwhich it was finally passed on the lastl than 100 bills and resolution.
LG“ "‘3" 901°" M8880?“ Left 1'" from September 30 to June 30, and the
rennin less than a dosen inmate
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mttey m ' pus-ed at the lithium ’ m
Among the measure: which be. up
'proved were the bill which provides
E for the work of Americanization by
line state board or education. the not
changing the close of the fiscal your
SIGNS MANY BILLS.
Governor Holcomb to Pass On. J bill providing an additions! urn-own
HARTFORD, May 22.——There m tion for the support of trodes M
QUALITY
Are Calling
For Better Workers
- mover-mimic“ re-
m {aria CivilS'ervice
mandarin; even
brat-salami”.
For Men, Women :2
Overland Model 90 Touring, Car
So. Norwalk
Children
’ne demand for Merrill Busi-
ness College Gnduntu exceeds
the number "ninth.
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COLLEGE
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CLOTHES .
“3-, gap—W. 1
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W and Fun Remodv":
84 It. In: a. so. mom-m ‘
New rant nosey-out) Radi- - 7
star $25.00.
second—hum Ford Radiator: Rags 3‘ Ib'
dun on hand. Only 1.1 or Postal
Lawn m sharpening.
AUTO RADIATOR REPAIR
SHOP
than. as
28 loin It. Reflux, Conn.
good 11% for other junk.
. WM. arrow
3 Row 8t. .
No Successor.
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DINING ROOM FURNITURE
In Complete Sets and Odd Pieces
Golden Oak Suite
Famed Oak Suite
Queen Ann Mahogany
other Suites Shown on Second Floor Front 3125. to $350.
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Suites in Our Model Apartments lg;
- - - $185.00 10 pieces iii
- - - $255.00 10 pieces .3;
- .. $295.00 10 pieces 35?,
thigh m .‘J
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By all means see our Refrigerators and get
our prices before you buy. They are RIGHT.
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SPECIAL SPECIAL l
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FULL $125 $7 ' FULL 31:: 1
IRON BED l ‘ l IRON nnn ‘
$3.95
We Have Just 18 of These, That’s All. '
ANGEVINE
Complete Horne Furnishers.
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Home Made Ice Cream
BULK OR BRICK
FRESH MADE CANDIES
won our use: wanton
m NEW ENGLAND CANDY MFG. C0.
10 South. Main Street
We give 3c pound for Rag~
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KEYSTONE. PERFECTION, BATAVIA, H83, FIBESTONE
PORTAGE, MARATHON, NORWALK TIRES AND TUBES
20m40percent.otfthelin
SMITH & 15033180)!
91 1-2 m 8t, opposite North Ave, lorwalk.
Phone 969
“Mr"-
Hershfield’s Motor Express
122 turn mu. :0. nonwux; non m.
DAILY um 33mm nonwm um nw you
trucks for Mm’ Wat.
I‘m your attention will be given.
or
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w haul anywhu'e. lojohmnruortoomsll.
had. «IVs-ta- Mao-mm.“
BENJAMIN HERSHFIELD. Mb!-
m YORK, 486 mu Avm; PHD“ FARRAGU! 798
”ammunition“ Abolyllnnlicnump
A not!“ given out! obtained
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THE SEYMOUR
Duncamu are“. n. c. DURING
. FRIDAY srncnm
on. We, Fish Cakes, Fried coda-Ii, m Haddock, will
French Fri: 5 Potatoes, piping hot read; to take home.
“may
Rolls, Burn, Cofl'ec Rings, When: and lye Bread. All homt
made. Willulnonnkenllkiadr of Wrist!» future.
'Here is 3331 Spring that will add your: to
the life of a mattress. The matters cannot
spread and loose its shape. It cost- $14.00 and
is worth it.
' $3.95
murmur: comm
Connecticut Bedding Store
am 1‘0 MGR '3
SPECIAL FOR. ms WEEK
A 00003 MOCK A! $12.75
Como in and no thin wonderful value. , .
A SILK 11.088 “ms-English roll edge, weighs
lbs..5inchhoxfulcytid:in¢ at ..................... $2
1133' is the mnufnoturer’l pm' .
A FULL LINE OF FLOOR COVERINGS AT MODERATE
PRICES
WE manna m HAIR AND SILK 11.038
' run-rams
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Game md see us.
Free! Free !
5 lb. package of Fox‘s Int-sue Goldmine with a 5 lb. paclmg.‘
u 00c. For decorating culling! and'walls. (All colon). Como
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