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this town. who has been in the west
for 16 years. has been visiting friends
here and expressing his astonishment
land appreciation of the town's growth
and progress. ‘ .
' Tlfe‘ annual meeting of the Noromnl
Heights ll. P. Church. for conference. 7;.
will be held next Monday night. This '
isa meeting of interest 'to all friends
of $the church; for its future will then
be determined to a very large extent.
I; Tgtznkifgéjgiéotxgs Chintz???” The new postofllce at Noroton
y .' ’ I '1 W i [c e ,3 Heights. adjoining the drug store of
Dunne fund .to fittmgly decorate “’6 E. L. Cilbert_ the new postmastcr. has
line of march tuken'by the service ~ .
non Wednesday. on the East Side. Inlbeen completed and is now in use. 1‘5
llr. Dunne's statement of disburse- appearance is a considerable imm‘ow-
moms made. the following expenses!“ ment on the old one. being. of course. .
are shown: Decorators. $108: sign more modern, the former-site having
painter. $4; memlmndise; ‘_B.IO; labor‘lbeen the Datum f . =-
85: miscellaneous supplies, $4.30H p ce or many years.
Ella J.. widow of the late George M.
Sergeihesscs Silk Dresses
making the total of 123.40. 0
Contributors to the Dunne fund in ,Knierem. died on Tuesday. aged‘flfty— smart walSlS
“fizz” Dono an ‘1 ‘p D Vi lfour years. Funucral service from her ' . l
' V ' ‘ ““"P' ‘ - late home on Graci "t t D i I . M T; . 1
Jose H.(‘..s.l.-».u~ .l 9 ”re“ “re” 1112 - MM N W5
m' P 7” “WW“ SONIC“ this afternoon. September 19. 1919. at If there was one s 18 7 t ,. ‘ 2 ha
’ Station. A [Lam-r H. Robinson Flrs..3 l 1.,
»George Ferris. Mr. Merritt. E, ‘Sim— o'c ock. Interment at Mather ('eme- . . ! E l r . , _ .. v... -...-. "a a
‘ IIOII‘S. J. Shoehan. Mrs. Groscnn Juli _ 1 . . ; ut ‘ s I . '"1\s S
hive. Hogardus. Mrs. Bradley. Mr. Veal-l ery Roway on ' ‘ abo the madness 0f m C0 1 h. 1 at!“ tth& l D
_ n9 . r8. 5min 1 rs am. e , For the first time in many months!
3‘22. n‘r‘..gm‘_’-.t..."8.‘ms‘.fiy. ‘3‘}.‘éxthe local lock-u» new a rrrroner last. "- company why would leading - ._, . H
Bates. Mrs. Dunn. Mr. Lavorie. ‘HQ night. His name could not be ascer-t ' j, l
‘qul, J. Kubovic. Devin Bros. A. Can-' tained but he had obtained sufficient; Bridgeport buSiness men make VB! vet Hats /2 Prlce '
We will close out-200 Velvet and '
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». New. Fall Showing
more. R. E. M.. Bartolo l‘
Goctsino Rouzzo, Mrs. “r. H. Annuit” mg drunk. and Constable Dance placed 7,
him in the cell to col over the effects? ' '
'1. Nov . Mrs F. Fitzmorris. E. K.‘ ‘1. ’
White. . .K. Beers. (1 ‘W. Jefntles' 1,1. William H. rArthur has sold his. 11.,
Jacobson. R. Singerwald. Mrs. Gilbeg. house on Maple avenue. Darien side; 2,}; , . ~ -
“’9- R- C- Decker, C- F- “09"“va - to Mr. and Mrs Yeit of .\'ew Rochelle E V"
M' St. John, \‘lilliam Micke. Mrs. who will move in Monday. Mr. and' : . .
Bogardus C. M.. John E. O. Sullivan.
(3.1-1. Aisthorpe. Mrs. Benedict, Fran-k Mrs. E- 34- RObertS- Who have occupied
andon. 17- D. SCOflPld. l. W'. Olm- the house for several years, are still: ’1 .
$01!. M‘l‘llrphi'V Mitzi. (f; Trams)!“ Gd-llooking for another. and may have tol ~
Mn. r is. oe. . rs. us m. . r. an - . . . - .
1‘13. Roberts, Mrs. Bisscll. Mrs. Pad-Z store the” ”“n’.” fm awhile. Rents. {3 - . -
9 very scarce in Glenbrook. l .; . ' o I
dodt, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Craw, Mrs.'a" i
Wards, Mrs. “’heeler. F. Phillpsonl Mrs. “’esley S. Brady of the Postl
Mm. Naphey. Mrs. L. Roberts. Mrs; road entertained several of her friendsi
who are also close friends of Miss Ada i %
emi. J S" Wakeman. J' 8' Bundle; F of the fluid which is no su sod of 3'."
F' m C ”-V' 0' S“"““‘““t.§*‘h§.‘li be sow any m... to mat“ 33: no.1; " up the personnel of directors. -
Velveteen Hats and Shapes (at
one-halt, their regular prices.
three signatures unable to read. iHurst and Van Down. Mrs. F. (Tush-1
w-m -~. l man and Mrs. XV. D. Anderson.
Heckler. Mrs. Camp. Mrs. Lindstrorn'. . ,. l ,
E. J". Smith. Ed Shea. \Villiam r‘FleidJ‘Lapham. yesterday afternoon. at berg/3%
Mrs. Anderson. sMr. Harris, Mr. Stull,: home. where Miss Lapbam has beenlé -
stopping for several weeks. She ex—i ’2". .
Surprise is eVpressed that there is:
Hahn R. Finch, James S. Merritt. L. B.‘
Gotham. James-P. Trouson. P. F. Max pects within a ftw days to return to, 1.
fir. and Mrs. .John Ambrose oi, “1 In ' fitment .
Nm‘th Stamford, visited Sunday. with apparcntly no inlt'mr‘l ll‘ ”1" “”139“ - ’5
‘ tion made originally about two years:
Norwalk. iyvar Trarit-n unpl‘nxihmlt‘l)’ Cmt‘brawi ' Wha‘ we Have mompim
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honey. Cash, John Cavanagh, Robert her California home. and the affair.
Jolclovsky. H. houndes. A. 1).. Morgan! was in her honor. Tht‘ guests lnclud-v ,. ..
Mr. and \irs. J l ; ~ - .~ 5 a . . .
. om “mom of La LI mm by Simon “. (nopcr. that next
Thvre is ample- iivld for scvura‘. new the town's centennial. for it was in:
business houses on tht- East side. In 13530 that this town was set off .‘rom.
S. Boodner, Mm. Bennett. Mrs. Daylsj ed Miss Hurlburt of Westport Missexr "
the block at the corner of Fort street Stamford. 'I‘wo suezostions lmvoé
h -on made thus far. that the occasion . .
' ' To date—we have tpan-”iridium! our location at 1335 to 1349
act t
and lit‘yscr place, l‘zu‘in: the inldgo‘
squat-e there are threc \ncant stores. he marlwtl by a crlvbratlon Similar3 . _ . . .
suitable lur rt-tuil l10l1>(‘.\ of a various to the pngtrnm of six vrars arm. and SCSVICW Avenue With [es for bpth railroad and boat. have‘ .
”0'“ . what a fund for n WW": for maln- broken around and Pardv Construction Co. showsereat prog- y»
C“““""“ ““'““~"“”‘5 “3“" “W“ “Uri" ”nan“? of ”i" “am“ "“5”“ ”m” pess intlte construction of the plant which willbe finished and un-, "
' his work has been perform—
der operation in a very short time. '1‘
during ”1‘3 1431:“ 13““ ll“)> "akin: lrlw be ruist-d for a permanent memorial n!‘
turcs of the U. S. lit‘hli‘riyfl' String tupc.-ntennm'l_u 9. ‘ ‘6 ;
ham. at anchor in the larval harbors 'T‘hu we-tllu‘r man received a vol"?
Th9 dwll‘l‘yt'r, HIM-w r41 “slow-lully o" thanks \Vvdncsday from the clerks
sriking plume ‘hs \‘imwrl u' melt and Sitil’l‘ki‘l'pl‘l‘s for handing tum)
water from the lust .\'or\\'zllk t~nd or ”in first wall)" tin-- “'utlnt-sday after-
1110* ‘Washingtttn sin-v1 hrldgn. ~ mmn sinr-e tlr- liall'holidays worn on
Plans for at llll't‘l «in; l'utnruuzv .~.l' gun, in Jilly. Mrlny of them wcrc
were completed at a int-cling; of the given extra time by their mnpintv"?‘-‘-
“’omun‘s Auxiliary (‘1' (‘hrirt l‘glristo 51) as to be able to slurl toward Nor-
ital church hv-lti your-219:1} tlllt‘l‘llUl)“ walk in tlw morning and sup ill“
at the homr- of Mrs. l‘lt ti M. \\'hv. l. 1' parath and Minor tvaturrw. oi the “Kl
of Mullet thl‘-'l. 'l‘lit- \Vrmzvz; tr: tln' comw llmni- (i‘l"l)!‘illl0l\ t‘wrc. ‘
chuz'rh Mil hold tilt,- allull' run ()«-:o.nt~l'- Rev. Hiram Van Kirk. l'h. 1),. or St.l
edwrthstock-alroudy sold. W”, - — H: . .
Why This Cognpany Will;Succeed--'-
This company MUST succeed barause the plant answers-a
huge de mand in Bridgeport for coldstorage and ice making facil-
ities. Many letters have come in requesting storage space he re—
served. These come'm from the largeststores and meat houses l."-
the city. Even New Haven and other cities have sent in their
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and Heat. The Range that will give you
complete salislaction or your money back
fie have a complete stock in all sizes ready for your in- ‘
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‘J, Li and i. Anuonur't‘mt'rnt o: the‘ Luke's (‘hurt-h. .\'m~t,tun_ is receiving?
preach-r ‘0 (’CP‘U‘.“ tht- lulllvll of many letters in (‘Ulllillt’lltlfllllin of tht- " quota 0f letters Although ice “'i" he a side-line this canbe man- .
Christ (‘lllll'(vh is in in Inmlo- 1(t”,(,1~,~0w_ st'holarly work “Mk.“ 1". (lid in 'nl'cpt \ t . 7' I t , V ‘ - %
One of the incidents of lhtr \Velcomc arm: “The Source llnnk of ”W Lilo ”l; ufactured at NINE CENTS A HLN JRED I ODNDS’de SFOCk gf' -
Home parade that was ‘H'erloukwi m Christ." which was blough‘. out :r row lt'lflders Will‘llenfféf‘gy thls #:1120112“: th3 q(gne (303181 rfi %_ spectlon.
yesterday‘s report was lilt- prusvncv weeks nzo by the Fleming: ll. lleV‘ell r re are‘on v a Dresen ‘me ‘ fee c0 k craqe “vare 0m. ‘ 2.4,. . . _7 . . ' _ '
' - . ~ . - . - - ,_. = me 111 and not: out the size that is most suited for our
In the sate. two of these being in New Hm on. “US investment / l 0° P y
of little ‘Mildrt’d st John l'hillipstm Ul (‘mnpany of Nuw York. ’l‘ht'oltmlunr-t
needs and let us deliver it to you on 60 days’ free trial.
18 Osborne avvnur; “'llll stood a: at” in all parts of tho (olmtry aw spt‘ukr
tention all the time ”it" parade was ing highly of Dr. \‘anKirk‘s work. it
passing. Mildred is only two ytgus‘ is (if interest to lini‘ln‘l’l to know that
old. but. 1003 a R’H‘lll tl“ill or inn-rest , not only is its author a l‘vsidvnl of
in the celebration. Many of those in! {his town. but that a large part 0;.ils
the procession l():4>t'll litiuque;s or 'mt-chanical production is also the
flowers 10 the mild. Ework of a llarit-nitr. The tlectrotyiw
East Norwalk will be (Kw-HM] to 00 plates for the book were made 'rn
#1151131? in swelling the tag day fund Bridgeport. where the matter was
:0! inc Day Nursery. TUUHMTOW Wlll linotyped. and the art‘ungin: of the in»
e:t e ofiicial “Tag Day“ for the Daffy trloalv text, in parallel colhmns oi
idem-sew Association. and teams wlll' various width which the printers‘call
3hard at work on the East Sltle.l " le makeu " was all done b V. E. 2'
fl‘le cause is a worthy one. and tthR‘itlrhtor of pMansfield menu: with:
appeal for funds is expected to meet.i whom Dr. \‘anKirk had arranged to
with liberal offerings. A number of: supply these plates to his publishers.
10ml women d are prominent- in the1 Mr. Richter 15 also gati‘ged a: havt‘t-ig
4 work of the ay nursery. and will be received from F. . eve . sen 1-
active during the mg day (:oilectlonsi member of the publishing house. a. let-E
tomorrow. ,ter appreciating the work which was .7”
During the session of registrars of done on this intricate technical publi-
wmra who met in the barber shop of cation. -
‘ W18 .Henry C. Seltzer on tnei
.Me yesterday. 85 East Nor-walls.
>3 yang men submitted their applica-,
ml to be made votrrs. This in-l
mace in new voters is gratifying tol
;-,:”ticians, and is indicative or the
put interest that. is to be taken in'
" the forthcoming mayoralty electionsl
We men who handed in their ap-l
pucatione yesterday will be formally;
invested with the right to vote tomor;I '
row. when they will appear before the
udectmen. who will comene in the
city hall from 9 o'clock until 8 o'clock.
h to appease the doubts of the most seen-
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looks co avincing enouz
heal
Why Gamble in the West?
Look at the Success of Other'
. , Bridgeport investments!
We offer a limited amount of 8%
Preferred Stock at $10 per share
Bonus of Common Stock. "
IMPORTANT :
Cold Star eaCo. have-(leaded to raise [lice $3
share on t enew ' 5., 0 shares to be offered or
m applies to the first block of
sale. The p _ , . ,
15.009 shares only. Don’t wait until pnees go up.
' Investigate today.
Join Our Range Club
How and begin saving on your coal bill. as the Richmond
mammal
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Range is the most economical range built.
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OPEN LA CHARGE A-CCOUNT
Furnitln'e, Rugs, Ranges, Bedding'and
Baby, Carriages
Sterling Furniture Go.
Phone 105 127-131 Wasiu’ngion’fii.
nmn
"’ the annual meeting of the Wee
-,'.‘. Bun Golf Club was held Tuesday
um. l
the Board of Finance has been
' Are you up to the efficiency mark? - '
i"puking long hours on the] annua' So i has
I” - - cety no ten cent stores on
budget. meh will be given out whose shelves may be offered for sale
nu in lampshade-it hour-outta
Gentlemen:—
I am intetested inrt'ae new ice and cold storage
plant. Pleme send me Met 9mm.
' Mitchell and Grant
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amount. mar
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"'toahe public this evening. the services of inefllcient people. It . _ .
' ‘flr. and Ms. J. E. Sturm have start-i you‘are suffering from eye strain you 'm ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' . ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' .
cannot be efficient for your eeys are ”7’ h . _ . _ . . _ . , . , . . ............
ed for their home at Los Angeles. af-‘ “:8 t that i ‘ d . ,,
' . . . . us up nerve orce . s ~wan e t ' '3 . ‘
1" Visiting friends here and in the for other organs of the body. Let us’ 1 4 7
1‘ Malia. put your eyes right.
i in. E. Dalenport expectsttoday‘ tol " . .
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'* mt; Earthy? .:::::.::;;TH AME R j . Rubber Securities Company
0...th ”‘" W Zr séénrtty mangmw €0.33: ,.
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flenry Roll of this ’town, a graduate
dfitanlord high school, was the only, . .
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