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Mr. and Mrs. Roland Main visited
with friends and relatives in Dan-‘-
bury, Sunday.
3V. 8. Simon is having his home on
80th Main street painted and other-
wise improved
Carpenters are improving and re-
pairing the front of the Birdsall
House building on Main street. }
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1interests with his brother. W. 8..
- flak-oi Osborne avenue - Glynn. who is now conducting 'the.’
busineSS under his own name. ;
ereglgr]:::.::kA§:::fX-c;:: The Feast of the Sacred Heart will
”I! e i be celebrated in St. Aloysius Churcu?
- Van Zant are" this even ng :i-‘riday by a mass at 7 :30 a 113.;
The B. B. Sewing club were enter-p
tained at the new home of «Mrs. liar-l:
ry Wolfe! on Green avenue. Monoayl
‘ evening. I
l Edward C Rutledge resumed his
becoming duties as assistant town cleik Mon-
7,0112 popular every daze. Three dif— (la) in P330: 0! 31's,!!oward Frown:
mm large dinner parties were ac- who has filled this position since M:- '
4' ammodfltcd vesterdav attemoon. Rum-(329 1:35 been in the service of
the government. ' ’
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Silk and Wool Sweaters . $2 toii‘li
’Summerjlresses , . 55.95.57.955 to 5:5
NeW’Sillmrcsses . . $18 to
Wash‘SkMS . 52.119.33.95 to ‘58
Silk Sport Skirts . $6 to $20
All .MILLINERY '2' PRICE
:m W. Bogardus is quite ill at his
' on Fd'tuestreet.
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The younger element of East Nor-
talk are "rushing the season." Al-
, My the (reguent 'bang bang" or
' shat fire crackers can be heard
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Wpfioe anallxcady Hixed Paint, Enmcl. Bruin:
Window cud Windshield'clus.
Ask our price on pointing and Paper Banging.
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141 Washington Street.
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fl'he ladies of the East Avenue 1m- Mr. Sharp is thr new steward at‘
pavement Association will meet a: the Country Club. which was opened
Community Hall tomorrow aim-noon at recen‘ly 0n the pre-war sch€dlll€. Mr”
3:30 o'clock to sew tor the bazaar. , Crabbe is also back at 1219 club as golf
proiesional.
Howard Northrup rztovo'd the portt
purchascd from A J]
Mam, . .
The mid-wen}; .w'r'; cts of the East
Avenue \lethod..t church will he held able building.
this evening. At the contlusion ol the Webster . the photographer. by Dr.
services. the ofiicial board of the Tunney. to the Connecticut River. 1351'
church will hold a business meeting. ' week. it has been set up and is now
zused as a summer camp b\ 'be doctor. !
849“. G. M. Teeple lvtt this morning Dr. Pet-C} B. Raymond of Cam-’ ‘
fir lawrence Mass.“ here he will at’ bridge \'..1.=s. assistant professor of'
_‘ 1nd the convention of the Christian paleontolozy at Harvard Colleze. in:
T» societies of the Ad-ent church. Mr. compan) with his daughter. Miss Tmm‘.
Minn" Gainsworth is also attending Raymond vi-f~t d whit list patent»,
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the convention. A“, .M ir. and ire. mrge l- Paymond on
Seminan street. last week :
“The Ladies' Aid Society of the East; Hary S Baxter returned home {m1
.; Ivonne M. E. church held their week- Camp lpton. Saturday. alter being in
I . 3’ sewing ”55“)" at the church. 595‘ the service for the past eleven
m afternoon The making: 0: mm L. His. mar; ., my, zi‘ea'
.. M Day Bags “'35 ”3‘? schedul '1 hint an excellent tecvitd and on his
. w “7 ye5‘91""33'5m‘v‘flmg-'return he staited right in to work {or
H. L. Scofleld the furniture denier]
:‘l'he members of the Watch Your . " . . '
> The annual meeting of the New.
”mg“ were finiena‘ma I” MISS Canaan Pine Mountain School Asso-v
My Youngs at her home in East ria loll will he hv. i a' 'h» rhdmce;
flame, yesterday afternoon. Refresh- of Miss Miriam Walker 1 l rt
”5 Were served and the members . _ ,
Road. Tuesda). July 1. at Mt, ,. m.‘
w ‘ most enjoyable afternoon. 'Miss Angela Melville of the Pine
Mountain school will speak. The
meeting will be a social one, and re-
lreshments will be served. ' I
The sidewalk in from of the row
dence of John G. Th2 hcer on Nor 11
Main street has been widened. and a.
new concrete curbing is constructed.f
'lt is a noted improvement and males
.~ m0 people of East Norwalx are a much heater appearance to a wen-E
“All set" for the glorious 4th Al liaf kept place. In constructing the neW‘
”In. East Side Cigar Sore has on curbing it was necessary to take;
W a complete stock of fire works away one of the abutments leading
w isgunranteed to make as much into the town hall drive as i' pro-
” or create as much fun as an) truded in the street by the widening:3
deotmidwvish for. The stock in- Of the road
w everything imaginable irom‘ FOWard Secvlay was discharged
commas-.10 pin wheels and’iiir. Haf- “‘0‘“ cm? ”9“?“- 51mm. 3““ M‘m‘?
”Mk5 toward to a big rush. iday. arrhed in town looking in the
pink of condition alter twelve months'
'jservice overseas. Howard arrived,
from St Lazaire, France. on the Cala-
mares. June 13 and no soldier was
more pleased than he. when he receiv-
ed his discharz 9 papers. He immedi-
ately came to his old home and put
'on his civilian clothes and is now
flocking for a position. While "over:
—— .there“ Howard was in the Field:
ME. séofield of Rowayton ave- Hospital service i
'_ - just returned from a three June 12 to 18 was a time or com-
? .. Ishusiness trip to Colorado. plete 3'03 for those at Whipporwill;
fie foundation 113.5 been completed Cabin. L3“? SHOW“ The following
m Ruth paul's new cottage on guests were there: J J Kearns and
n avenue. son.‘l\i. J. Kearns. proprietors of the."
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7 Howard Every. Jr" is at his MS“. Katherine Gretel“ of New Edwin n Beers ot the UpperParishi WiTmRINa-romaov To .
herohfo; 1:ihe (stigrnnert 1:10-3:13, Brunswick. Miss Gladys Dixon of continues ill at the home of relatives! LEAD HOLY CROSS 'i‘, 11:11:!!! French wad edge, at new 131 a..y 0010?
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Captain of Speedy Purple Outfit. . ‘
“Matthew? is limited and at this “1'“
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.have leasied MITS. gJosephme Juliet Sibley 0Q New Canaan. Lake their aunt, Mrs Vanderbilt Godlrvy of‘ Fu )1 .1 s l l d .
7 ”“339 ‘11 me avenue, for Siscowit presented a beautiml appear- Nor-field "we‘- ‘ ‘ rt er pans mt the Ben‘ .11 Holy Cross baseball team for the 1920
nor months. ance, its sbpre fringed with mountain M” “0595 Sherwood, and Mr and Club havc been made for the ”mn‘lseason. He b” prayed fight ““1“? mt
,wlotnds of coal haVe arrived; laurel. and at evening the whippor- Mrs Charles Dunnebach 0’ East 501' ‘On “Ch Wednesday and Saturd;y the Purple nine this season and his hit-
y’ayton railroad station to, wing chanted in unison. walk ave been guests or Mr. and "guns 93°” will be dancing “ l e ting m in no email measure respons-
man Hoyt of Contentment: iMrs John 'Fitch of the Upper Parish. {dub house for memebrs. only and in ible for many of the twentyahree Vie-v
and West Norwalk. . t ‘ MFS- I“rank NicholS. who has been ‘ ””1”“? MM’ ”“3” ‘1“ ”.tories credited to the champion college
. Hmkson W W has had ”ending several months in Bridge- “39‘" °t me cm“ W m ine in twenty-tour starts Dole! is al-
ornamental cobblestone posts port has returned to town and is now “95- The plans m" mg mun °f 1:17 so a member 0! the Holy Cross tomb.“
in from of his 111 inert! {m' with her daughter, Mrs. John Goie .festivities are ””3"”st? with 5‘ " team. He played with the Pratt &
.avenue Contractor Am,“ who resides at the former Nichols’- faction mhi‘ciibisfiblyx pro- Whitney nine of 1-1me last- on ‘ .« -
- the work 8 '03- . ‘ ' *
.homestead in Nor-field. Mrs. Sudiegn'm of
Kiggins who has been bflg; Beers is also spending a few weeks2 ' _ .
u at. the Rafayton railroad» ; !with her sister, Mrs. Cole. . , .. p d
‘M some time, has received‘ Mrs Frank \iorehouse and child Ofllcial notice “is been received I"):
ghe .will have to work only hare visited Southport relatives. James Gnmn 0‘ lane: Fm?" °f tho
flours a day hereafter, which: 'Mts Arthur Bradley has returned to death 0‘ his brother, Charles om
him to get through his labors her home, .“Norwood Farm." after who has been for the past-Qighteet
E111“!!- . ' spending several days in Bridgeport :23: 0; over-Islam army service in
. hrary is new open each day Harry Tepény is harvestng the hay- ‘ the sad neéfisly th ere regret to learn
- we“ at the usnaihouniaud‘crop an the Godfrey street {31131.01 ea his ’ e ”“3 man having
f :reports on Wed in- Mrs. Edison Turney £138; boyhood and early yonflt.
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