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1-“ I? ‘1 "’"“" --— -» «am 51118 the; week-end with Miss . ae DEATHS AND FUNERALS a:o‘t‘loclr and 2‘t the Braid Hill Nil ll. .
+996, I! V, i lShelinsk-y of Main street. Bridgeport. —-~—- ('huzcl: .u 2.2) The tum-2:21 my in :n } O‘VLAN {)‘S
t ‘ ‘9‘ ‘3... l i ‘7? :iR "TA 1 ,K 2 - I MRS- ANNA J- D'BBLE tho Bald lli'l churchyard. I ___ I g,‘
(d : ~ [)3‘"! H- .. ’ 5! Harry TWO“ has rcturned to his 0” Th“ death or Mrs, Anna Johnson [Yh- lir. Grogow wli was 011:2 of tho tnof‘f 4 - V . . . 5‘
«(y/“9 'o 3: position in Lounsbury. Mathewson & i210. mama- ur Charles c. nibbto. ocmr- respected residents ol‘\\'ilton «no horn 5 Enhances on Mum bk. ‘ml‘llt‘iol -\ \‘t‘u Lil
' ; 5:001 E57117 i kCa.‘s factory in this city. Te has been ed at thP homo of her dnuahter. Mrs. in Lewisboro. N. Y. ln‘August two. up - 2 - ‘
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Vi ”ALM BEACH A; l employed {or seielal weeks in New John R Boo h. it- Dean“ .nll avenue. was the son 0; Aaron and Hannah m “w \Ktulz-tal'él‘l'.
,' ‘ l ‘ ' ark, -\- 3- 'Danbuu. 83mm“) morn ‘23 about “30 Hoyt Gregorv, and lived in that town i my, June 2“ ,9”,
o - “ j ' .DeaihwastheTCsult era slxock' ' » h it t v ., ' '
a SUITS P l l l .“do‘k until his marriage a a. can or, 3,.0.
' . . and ersona I ; James Mum” and “’ilfred EVEN?” Which Mrs. i hie suttm-od_about two when he built a home in what is now; -‘ SUMMER HOURS »
‘ 11011.1 mean JuSt 3' hght COIOred 2 lwitnesaed the ball game between thcoowreks ago. But a few days after she (‘annondnle and pondufled a cart-i330? ’ .f." ‘
3 cloth. They come in 3 variety , NEE: WS tNew York Yankees and the Boston bocame ill her condition improved, but shop together with the late Kohcmiah: ‘ store Clo.“ Ddy lit 5 Saturdth
\ of colors and styles, and those g . _ { iRc-d Sox, at the Polo Grounds. Faster-hast Monday another shock occurred Reynolds. one of the oldest. Of tho old-i l, 4 t 85-“) A M ;
2. 2 a ail i . _tlay afternoon. . and since that time hor conditions had time black imlthx of the town. '. $.31 Open: 3 .9 , . .
-,- 9 bill) are well t cred. l . ' ~. 2
— * i 'bm’n 1953 hopeful. He has workod steadily at hi.E ll‘rlclt" ‘ 3
$15 to $18 3 Misse‘S Katherine and Helen 310—: Mrs. Dibble, who was in the seven-joint? removing (0 Chestnut Hill and} ;
Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Brother‘on cele- .‘Iahon of Cedar street. have returned tictth year 0! her age, was born in GoSh- had been in his usual health and :41»qu i
. . ‘brated the fiftieth anniversary of theirihomt‘ after spending a pleasant week'sven. but the greater part of her life‘to wor‘,‘ at his trade until stricken? : n “? erS
Joseph Da.v.ls marriage on Thursday evening at file’sojourn at Silver Beach. Milford. lavas srent in Bethel and Danbury N‘ilh “DOWN" “"9 (lays azo. . :
.l‘esidence of their son, Louis g_ Broth-i, iwns spent in Bethe]. Sha had a with: He is :tuvvivvd b)- one datiFnts-jg
65 W'ASHINGTON STREET, Emu)“. 103 \Voodward avenue. Rela-ll Tho 11l5>94 Kittie and Fannie Clark. pm.” of friends in both Bethe] and-Miss Loh'a Gregory, “Toll-known u~
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SOUTH NORWALK. tives and friends were present from I "5 N‘W‘Valk- 1”“ spending several days llanhuiy. to whom she endeared horse)“ music ”mm?“ in mi" nty an“ my «m i ‘ ' to a queStlon
l_\\'ilton, New orl; and Norwalk. They with Mrs. Andrnw Little at her bunga- by hm‘ t-li‘eertul disposipl'bn, and to John Luxvistirogory.
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1: had a pleasant limo. and returned low on \‘t'oouo-r lit-igll‘m‘. Danbury, whom her (loath causes grief.
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— lhomo. wishing Mr. and Mrs. llrother- i Silo is survivml by two dauzhtvrs. TROOP; ARREST 400 I f
.‘ton many more happy anniversarlos. ' Mrs. t‘lllv or Suuiiviors. of BI‘itlgPPOI't- Mina, John R. Booth, of Danbury. and SOLI)IER :“UTINEEIiS. 0 en as .
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4‘? .' ' ‘ ;spt‘nt the “W‘xk-l‘lh] at illt‘ homo of her Mr». l:d‘\";ll"l (‘llit-hestrr ’ of Norwalk.‘ . I ;
a? i y ews Mr. and .\Ir.-=. William A. O'Keefe of ”""h‘"~‘ 2“” ”I 1‘:‘?n*‘-"- “f H“ “m“; The funeral SF‘l‘Vir‘wS will be hold at l0\‘l)tl\' Mm) M "vii-opium Hm i " “\Vhflt Shit“ I give as \vcddillg-gitl"?
fl .ll-rsvy City. X. .13. spent the Work-end ”NHL ”mm"! Drum-t. ’ ill“ homo 0‘ Judi" and 3”;- John R“ din/7t of “751.11! -.« ;utton (Caitlin Sn; f l 7 ‘. _ 2
Lo: with Mr. ()‘Kopte's “EU“? and aunt.‘ Booth. lifl i)». 1' Hill avenue, Monrlu‘o' wy. whirh he: bruit :ror‘inzz in? an" HOW Often “’e a“ 35k “16 qllféllon. 0‘ (Mfg
M13“- I‘I'H‘h Ml ("HTML "f Quinm-Dallz. at“ g‘zjnnun a: {mu o'c;nl~k_ Imiwym nt (lnys. culminatyl yo'os'iorday in ‘lw tor-j “he“!
"”“"“‘ Mr. and MN. I). .l. Lyn-“h of l-‘rzmklin' “
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tlfli‘s tritium slul'tod in 1 ' . .. \ - ' ' , ‘.» » . t ~ ~, _ 11415 "9mm”! t” ”’1‘ home “m". a ”HP“ v‘,‘ ., 3, ' mil” nil '(‘I Cl ‘ " 2th ll} nmtivn m. :1 “Human”? by t - - .
l « <2 ., .- t . "n.“l" ;h' ”1"“ “m 1" "mm : wit ~ - o \lr' :m .\lr.~‘. llnrbprt T 1’ l V ”f ‘,.m a“ ‘ ‘. and may mum w salute m- to mo. I, Here are answers; real satistactorv atmvers
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Ni) ii _ ll .13 \l m l_ (mm 0 m1 trom llxanco. . . v .,1 hr in YA; (i nltl gt mt.” .. Belllt‘lo (”arm I. . . ~ , _ ~ 2, ‘ q d f‘
t ., mix out-p2 ; ___. N. l‘u‘luI-l. l mm l'al‘k- . ”gnaw.“ mm: hm bmnjmtg U. i that): of dl’llLICS “high tnicl \i arm umwmc un
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. . 2 (“l . _ l t ‘ (‘llalrlou E. lid)! roturm’d last even- Anl‘mm' rugwfl I A “f n,o_ \Yoo‘i George Harvey Grcgory lilgltl'tgh “I‘lfi:v‘;:‘|‘ 32,29: (“22:31:13 nut): the In the new’ 1101119. _7
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x _ Y r ‘ 2‘: I] ‘ ‘ I“ till 1‘ h l‘ tnL llmu the >Vr>fl0n of .229 .\o\\ Eng— sll't' t moans-Ni m i‘l r'rwk'il. .\' Y.. “6““ (“ "‘ " “3““ ("“m“ 0' n m m Tl‘“ “\T‘W'S NT‘F‘PJ m“? hand“ d it Dlnner'sets; .~\m€rlCJll and IHII‘OHCL‘I \VJTC 3'
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>~~.-~t WT, A ,... “1:. V.“ “ Lind Bankers AhaOCldl..)n lxslcl at the “inky... whov ll», m,,n,,(.d his ”“th nt. .n.l tunp mu “ink nt. of .“ml;.n' lllill. .lllltlrL trillion; the lingual! L; .‘IJl . beautiful china {rum l‘l'ililCC, 300d \X'dl’k‘ ”0m tug!-
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> " ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘J’ ' g ‘ .‘J. \\ (moon Ilt‘lll.t. Sl‘nrlnlprflfhl, M352, wedding. ‘ l l t 1." mm' n Lllf‘Jnll' H’ll. “1| “1‘” 1"" “’j ““r‘ T?,(afn§'\ ”V ‘f’ ‘ - H t l - f J' $30 50
‘ “H.110”. ”hp 1“”, 1. hurt “f iakt “16‘; l ' 2.- tun. ;-t noun team-day. in hi3 77th :‘y‘fd fixfiglgbsji' VVQ‘,W"1;‘m:f‘\h‘nH i VIC en pOl‘CC am for“ ,apann- " '
q, . “021.. ,2 pump ,f .,l 7 * : Edward l‘- “undo“: 0‘ Mam“ “”" W“ 'li'tll‘l‘H} m n-anco. ' H Trays; mahogany or of less-nxlicnsn‘c wood _
. “"2 :1,“ ; W' " " f‘ “1' Min (2- rtrtitle Taran at this City vav 5023.1)". has in un ‘rwtli': n tF‘V 'l L» turmoil will ho ltuld fl'nm $320, ; lo 100* like mahogany-- $1.25
‘ , ‘ ' ‘ ‘ H ’ v 2., O ‘ '1‘. hits l‘v'urm-tl lu ll‘ r home, after spond- days in this city. llmlw on \"i’clllewluy ohm-noon at 2 Try a Sentinel “'31“ Ag. ; . . . ’i
.rkus Tvily'v..\1v_ .‘lrx .Hdt‘y Hui-kt». in. _ 7 mil-LEM gummy?» § 1. China sets; hand—painted \‘l'ilTC from Japan
«port, Sunllnv. i --- - '~ , 2 2 -22- . * , . - -
my pretty patterns--- ,
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rm: .1, i: (Hi. (lo-2r.“- “m he con» i ’ - “" ' , Pottery; Jardllllc‘i‘é‘: :lllcl vases and umhlellx .
.. rrvdht I‘ll» Motrin! mnnowation of ‘
.‘Jnvhihu‘wtl (‘llilli'i'. No :i. R. A. L\I..
“o morrcw ox's-ninu.
’ baskets and such, effectin- i .tzlerns and rich finish-o
5 o ’ 35c to
”z Japanese vases; hand painted, unique sham
About mt.- .nmmo m Lalco' ' i decorations, 8 to 16 inch-- - 75¢
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(3‘1“; -;~m,:,,”“~l.\nnl‘iii..io“;‘i:l dull}? A ’ ' 1: Cut glass; beautiful m its crystal clcnrness and
Mimi Hm “my wnjuwl a wry ploaV ' “ ‘ fineness of its patterns and cutting, many shapes a h
m t‘l‘m-lllmi. l 1“ $150 to .-
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Percolators; ol alummum and of nickel, tor a
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Thr mn'lfin :4 ul (‘limtm (‘omumnd-l ii ..
- ry, No, K !‘2. jun”). ‘.v~“ :0 Stamford: . 0f StOVC‘“ 51'2“) t0
y’kS'Cldll) «ll vinorm ‘Jh .. tint atttntl A Nled trays; pOllSth and gleaming, W'llh Wt
«rd sorvzt'ou at tho- P'T‘,’ ”l‘t‘SbVlfi‘l'lilni H - a ' l f ' k 1 $7 75 t“
r-‘hurch. no .. .\li'. 31mm “flit-inting. ; _ y '81‘55 battom or entire 3".) mc ‘3 _ "' 2. ' ‘
I . l 5 15' Table tea-kettles; rich brass or copper or -
i A. U S DEPARTMENT OF LABOR ”mm“ “m“ ““01“” ”mp" $5.50 1g
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Illtenbrnok Jillli‘t‘lv: 11ml) I§"")"t‘ l:lll'ltl1l‘-l ~ t ‘ .’ . t H ”Ot.water platters; keep roaSt hat an thrw
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"0" “WW": o\ ”“6 2”“! dulrcatitm - - t, "o ' r o ' , . _ v N” " ‘m .meal and make ”second helping" as~dclicious “gsfi’Sé
s cxprmtrd to .l'tl’llii {rim f‘fvil‘W‘dlk. J ‘ vt .‘ .v ‘
' ' Chafing dishes; grills and toasters and colic:
50m 1§d'm“‘,,ep,”:‘nnou‘;ig ‘2: 101,3: ' 00; all operated by electricity, a delightful at the _-
( ablc~ $6.50
:agvmont ol‘thoir daughter. Jennie
L Garvin sets; flue steel With handsome ha .
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Anastascio to Peter (luntlia‘so. a popu- I —-— C ,
PRESENT ADVERTISERS Increase your spa 9 “dc knife rk and sharpener“ $6.65 to
Mr barber ot‘ the City Ilotel barber-
Ehop. , I . . . Splendid lamps; new type a metal base agg ‘
There will ho a Inf-Olin}: of tho __ ' ‘0 ‘ lass Shades— V ,
T‘Z’WOfHEj‘ignafe; “I“ ““2“?“ ‘1 ' PROSPECTIVE ADVERTISER? Bung your p allb } [k Electric and gas lamps; metal or sillcdshaclt:s ‘
137.1” a orug mom-taxi mo- , V , 2 .. .. ., . f 1 'ch bases of either metal or woo , sty ‘
oooooooo «on too Boosoo -- to a head and starfiadyftt mmmmedtately. l Effiiaé’udréir as well as living rooms— $2.35 to
will be taken up.
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A complaint of a row. received in
:mlico hrnthuartors. yesterday aft»?- L
non, was investigated by Olflcer John DVERTISING began as an afterthought of business. but ' ll .
t~:, Reynolds, and found to be a family ' A A ere are glfts
dispute. No arm-ts w_ere mode 2 t became the forethought. Just as it was a part of the fore-
“mm‘r Frank "- ”Fm“ ”5‘9"“? I thought of war that insured victory. so advertising must become of pure Silver.
my ivnsteigated a complaint received
‘mm Knapp street, and found a fam- ' it .
2;, [mm] m progress. The officer , - , the forethought of peace to insure prosper y 7 , What richness and beauty and content they 33
'tlivietl matters and no arrests were ’OHC puts them into ice fit the “ble-
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1 How dclightcdly they are welcomed by folks so
l/czll No, 269. Bartonders' IntPrnit-j Advert-1.31.113. .‘AntiCipateS.
hate as to receive them!
nnnl lmague of America held their 5 ' __. Q. ‘
’rtileir meeting in Central Lahoi‘ I A“ are Sterling silver and flCh “I dCJKnI-d
Ha" yesterday morning. new Advertising Discounts. , read trays-$10 to 315.95 Sandwich trays-$7.7
routine business, of no special im- . V
; Flower baskets—$9 to $12 30M?” 415335-45
% Cold-meat forks»-
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gt... ‘nnce were taken up. . '
'Troo No. 2, B St: ts t America. , . . ‘ ‘ I I e" S 00115—3450 to ‘8 2.”
.ifll'ChCIZj out t'ronti'ySouf'l‘]l Ngrwalk Sat-i Advert-131" g compels. ~ ‘ I'- y p COflCC SCtS in pretty “55“39.‘
rday afternoon and hiked to the hos-1
:ilable home of Pierie Mac-Donald, . ' ' . ’ .
rm Norwalk, where they camped and Advertising is the surest. quickest. and mosteconomical selling , 9
--'n.in:v'od the ideal weather until Sun— »
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m- afternoon. force known to industry todaY- , l . Ink fountains ! A
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Lott. nah. trout. ,
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The 1919 graduating class of the?
noses of the Norwalk Hospital are: The power of an idea multiplied in millions of minds moves 3 'A new clever little device which enables ‘ , w
zlonding invitations to their friends . . . . . . y
attend the graduating exercises; governments—or goods—as the case may be. ynte letter after letter “fathom rc-dtppmg pen in
Erich will take place in the Norwalki _,_ ' ' , Sign“: afiafl’ clips fight on regular pen, "‘ -‘
“m °“ 53“” “m3" ““3 The Denartment of Labor urges more ladvertising by mrch- , ~ t Almost takes the place. at home. of 1 f0
V "‘ 7 ‘ ‘ , . Nowbcingnsedbysomcofthemost «“ «—
'*"————— ants and manufacturers to insure the present nrosnenty of the l‘fl folks in our home banks-
2:2: was A GOOD PRIEED— . 2. .2 2 - m m.’ m
BUT A POOR memos" . Nation. . _
no h. Battling an astute onlk
: rurgore than good. informant
Principally it all: for now-
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Companies in bundling at“;
Spring! ”EMS-WV“ ~
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