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meeting of the East Nor-walk 1111-.
i went Knsoclauoliwln be held to-
ow afternoon.
Ira. “'illiam Creig of 3 Edlie aye-
” who hat-3' been spending Metal 3......
. Vith friends in Hartford has re-
M to her home.
E ery housewife should: lmmr
‘ ’ Members of the “'oman’S/Auxiliary ‘ ' .
dChrist Episcopal church will meet ' tb he . . '. and:
{be home of Mrs. P. W'. “‘heglei“ _. , .. > '
_M'Edlie avenue tomorrow afternoon. ‘\ j ' \ . I o- E. , F R! I
The fact that this month, September.
, she— first of_the “R." months. when
; f“? m?‘f”““‘““‘!:”lb"t"‘“ ”mg" . -‘ Use Mazola for shortening your next cake
‘0 DILE‘GS O sma . )Ofi O'W'DPY'F. n ' y . .
the East s‘me, who mu work mm _ or pie crust. Follow your usual recipe—but
wands in- the outer. harbor. . 2 7 us“ 14 (.0 3443356 B'E" 31:; pm] IL-._:" a rand
mars. Ernest Scholtz and dauzhmr.
Emma. of East Norwall:_ have l‘PtlllTl-
You Will find that your. recipe comes out boo-r
a ct! from visitin: Mrs. Schultz's sister. ter’ richer, tasfier than it evgrfl Wand
Louise Koslnet-hi. who recently llllll‘l" . . d .th
went an opcrotion :1! Hit»! Fail‘motint - anyone can diseSt P13 cmst Ina 6W1 Mazda.
Surgical limpital in Jusoy (V31): I I I is soldby all first-c] gr
The 1'. S, IN‘SH'OVQ-l' Stl'inzham.
which hasWilm'rid into the local har»
bar is attraz'nng (onsidel‘a‘fie atien- FREE Every M should have a
1 tion. Many rcsidr-nts are availing ' copyof the holphnl 68-” Com
1 themsnlws of the opportunity 03' Product: Cook-Book. Recipe. by Experts.
'g. tended by ill? commander to inspect Beaufifunyflm Wutodayforit.
“* the govcmment wait.
if ' Prize»~ awarded in the recent zzlz’den COIN pnopuc'rs m c0. nah,“ M- yo" do I
contest will be distributed to the win- ‘ - _ ,
M ners Thursday night of this week at h m" ‘ m 47 PM“, Baton. u
Comunity Hall. All the. children who - ‘ ‘ “-~\‘\Sala (KM-our»; ~ ’
:7 'particlpated in the contest are Md ’
to be present. Arrangemems for lilt’ ‘
mesentation have ileen complelml “by
the committee in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton C', GraYPcZ:
for many years residents of South;
Norwallt, but. who have not. been easts
in eight years. are guests of Frank E i
war of 1917 and 131‘. nzc huntlnz unldnnclng In the Town Assembly Helm
MAssacuusew “announce
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Parsons and family of Osborne 8“?! their uniforms and giving them a. goon "VIII utter-L DEDICA .1 p. f
their army! ——
line. Mr. and «Mrs. Graves are now lolbmsmng- bringing 0""
(rated in Whittier. California. where,‘”953 Fh‘N‘S- haunt: them shined
the former is engaged in the
business. _
Norwalk people will show them Jusl chelllng Lighthouse. on the
Evel‘vthin: is in readiness on thel' how glad they are to have them back.
SPRINGFIELD.
, ST M 3 V The Massachusetts
‘ m ‘A ER WEA {5:5th ‘TR'KES the Basin—n Statea‘ mutton. 0M:-
dai..yfpreparation for the parade and good LONDON Sept 16;“. steamer, ed by the ““9 at ‘50“ of $50,000.
jtime they expect to have today. wher Westervada. atmok {mine on Ter- was dedicated todayufie chief address
Dutch helm: by lemlnaovemor Chang
coast toda . accordl to a tele nun nlng P‘ (‘0‘ who WW1! “0“"?
men“ .3". Maydln‘ne awfhumr Coolidge. Germ J. w. Bartlett.
.. SPIN. 16.?-
” 1 1e builu‘lt
East Side for a. rousing welcome 10H“ 8 matPrifll WRV- A‘LROWAYWH ngam lioned the '5 I l. which in sink- or New Hampshire,“ Governor-Carl
the 5‘ “ice men n, the City and Mggo to Norwalk to witness the parade in 'lng.
' ‘ ' - ftlle morning and will be there to haw-1’
Wilton. Mi section 61' The town is . mu- m 0'
ade will pass. Micheal J. I’Inne. most
Ictive in zettinz the parade to mmé: . .. , r“? .._4_, 75“: _ L _.‘ i- , ‘ , . ‘ .5
on this side. appeared before the sen" ' r...“ a .
vice committee at its last meeting”.
and publicly thanked the menihersi :‘orf » '
the favorable acflon they took (om! .
coming the plea to include East him-.5 i
.Wall? in the line of march.
A district meeting is scheduled for .
this evening in Community llall.'3'lat-
ten: to he considered include: to hear:
and 3C! upon the report of the com-1
mi‘FiOnert‘»; lo boar and act upon the
report 0", the (reasu‘rert R0 311101721
the commissioners to borrow on the
budget; to act upon the matter of a I A
collision between thr e‘mctric c'ar and
F. \‘V. Hose"; to discuss and act upon ‘
the advisibility of the electrical dc.
partmcnt assuming the principal and
interest of the note for 7.3700 due the
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Miss Marion F. (‘rockcll of Hora)“ ,
5 - Ion avenue is the guest of friends in -'
;. , Ionkers. N. Y. ' I
The motor runs far and true on a J
1' Mrs. Elizabeth Gagel‘ has returned ' I filling of SoCO—ny Gasoline. The
- tome after spending the last three- {OTCC Of every drop g into mileage
1" week: in New York city at the home
A- '1)! Benjamin 11?. Parker. . g No delayed starts nor tardy pickeups,
, - ' ' n Ibo ‘
7‘ Charles W. Gager has resumed his 0 Clggged carbu-rf‘tors’ no C8. Dr
antles at the National Bank of Nor- . _ sappe WCI‘ Wlt , SO'CO‘nY“ 1“
. , walk after enjoying a few day's Vaca- burns C an‘mvaporizeo readily any
{ion which he spent up the state- season—requires just; one carburetor?
. Cards are being received by friends adlusmen‘; \
q here from~Joseph Elz -, {M Ki 1 ' ~
5 . attreet. who was in atfgndoancecatntgi ' ... " NOW 01' a month from now—here Of
annual encampment of the Grand Ar- hundreds Of ““135 from here—it’s the
hay?! the Republic at Columbus. Ohio. same
1}! The Connecticut Company put its Inferior, inert mixtures shorten engine life. \
:5; :11; thfidrgt? sclfmeliuien Monday . . ' Think twice before you buy them. Choose
, '. alngos‘ereson ' ‘ 04: ’, . - ’
and figure out what time the next trol- , S 0 fly. At the SO‘CO ny Sign.
39" "mm be 31°”; ; : , STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK
Joseph R. Taylor. Oliver 1. Clark ' '
ind P. N. Needle. the affable grocer.
.gzu- represented 'Rowayton at the parade
‘ iteld in New Vork city on \‘t'ednesday,
then General Pershing was properly
‘ elcomed. .
’ Mrs. William Koore of Pond street;
’8 150 M8 01%. and Mrs. Benja-I
” P; Parker of New ~Y‘orlt city.
its. monotone: New ro‘rk‘i-
‘ in m maze: home after -
than glut other brother, W :',‘
. a m i u- . -, .‘vij‘u‘ ‘
n. mlnken. or [minim mm
exercises I8 dld representatives and
sever-u northmtem
more prettily decorated as the. streets 9.8006 time ill-the evening M the car. -—Try A Sentinel. WU“ “m min. It w “New am Day"
of the East Side over which thé-mr-‘niva1-- In use 0! rain there Wm M can no nou- nu- m It the Expo-luau. ;.
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G E ii ' The Mly guaranteed‘kange to “amok
magma? ,
New Fall. Showing
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, Scrutibrcsscs Silk Dresses
Sum-t Wists ,
' New SW3 New Shawls 1,
COATS and SKIRTS
Velvet Hats V2 Price
[ We will close out 200 Velvet and
Velveteen Hats and Shapes at E
one-halt their regular prices.
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GETS" UFE‘F'MMWO‘Nmf.
sPRlNGHl-ZLI). Mam. SF”. 16.-
‘K'illald E. Bills. of North Wilbraham.
who on June 27. 1918.1ihol and killed !
Henry M. Green, a nrlxhbor. following
a qunml. and wtm had been indicted » -‘ - " ' ' , \
for firm degree murder. was brought ' ’ '
into Superior court, todly. and plead»
rd guilty to murder in the second do
grce. He was sentenePd to life im~
primnment by Judge Nolmn F. Brown.
The curt-d between the men arose
from the (m that the hmlly bf Green
had sheltered and given employment
to Mrs E'llls after she had left he-r
husband. Ellis and a shotnh at
Hrs-en at point blank a...
on» ,L/
i . radical. The Range that will give you
' < ctlphle. “monitor your money back
Wehvctoomplcteltuk in all sizes reuly for your in-
; melon.
Cominuldpick ontthexizetlntismoatmiud («your
' l, [é and! andmuddhuittoyononfldmflmw.
3 . Join am.- Ranga Gibb
‘ Howe-d bqin sun; on your coal bill. as the Richmond
‘ Withouodmnomiml range built.
fouth Norwalk Trust Conipany. and in ‘ I ‘
lurther discuss the sale of engines ‘ . ‘ .
.and comment at [1.1.1.210 simian. - _ OPEN :A CHARGE_ ACCOUNT
g RWAYWN _ .‘ . p p / AM . , Furniture. Rugs; Ranges, Bedding)“
Baby Carriages
94 Sterling Furniture Co.
* Phone 105 127-131 Washington 51.
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