Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 11, 1919 · page 4

 
 
 
 

 

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v , Mrsond Mrs. Edwin 'inomes, wow,
NBRWALK 2have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
. ~Earl Themes of Rowayton avenue!
have returned to their home in Jamal-I
ca. LongI’Ilsland. Before coming to R0-

iwayton,)dr. aners. Thomes were at
' Holyoke. Mass, where their daughter,

POPULAR Mill!
; ‘ .. -' ‘ Mrs. Edward G. Shine. who acted as
W!"

' .3 treasurer of- the Christmas Fund forI
Thirty-five friendsnnd neighbors of the Rowatyon boys, who Were in sen,
Mlse Isabelle Hanford, of 60 Winfield vice, has turned over $900, which is
street. gathered at the hOme of Mrs. the balance of the money left in the
A. 5- Carpenter on GI‘QSOI‘Y Boulevard treasury. to Charles Gager, treasurer
last flight and tendered a VOTY enjoy- of, the W'elcomc Home Committee. to
tble party in Miss Hantord's honor- be used in the Welcome Home Cele-
The youngilady. one of the best—known bration for the Rowayton boys.
and popular residents of the East‘Side, J

was epresented with a tea wagon and A meeting of the ladies’ committee
The exic- of Rowayion‘s “'elcome Illome celebra-
ning was made pleasant in many in- tio‘n to be hell! on Saturday. October

k ‘ l chairman
tercsfing ways. and refreshments of lSth, ha“ been called ‘Y ”:9 “I,

9’“ -. ' g. f r ."rmti'lv
ice cream and take \.c.t ‘ ‘K ”I ‘ - I
ternoon at 2:30 p. in. in the Roway~

William F 'rHanlon ol' the anwood ton Hose Company. A full attendance
service station is spending the Wecl: l5 l'dl‘llfi‘b‘ll." requested as there is still
end in ch’Tork ”n busingsa several thlnas of importance to be de-I

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Miss Wilma. is attending school. I

 

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111‘s. Matilda \\'iison of Cross street, . . - .
Sont‘i Notwaik. has sold her home. at. The abscnf‘e of killing {1‘05” is pro-
Central avenue to Harold Fields also longing tllc tomato season this year
of South Not-walk. this wet-k. considerably beyond the usual time.

Tomatoes are still ripening on the
There ll‘ still a good demand in

A large delegation of East Side resi‘ \‘inq 5,
dents were in Stamford this nlol‘nin; the markt-t for tomatoes. and green to.
and witnessed the "\VeiCL-znc HORN" malocs which are cxtcnsivelyhsed for
parade. pickling. are having a ready sale. l

Joseph Sellick, of (‘ove avenue, who Charles S. Abbe. the actor, is build-
is an enthusiast and a lover 0i auto ing a garage roonl to house his Slan-
mobile races witnessed thc'races lltld 19y Sit‘ilmt’l' (-31“ whore it can he kept
at lhé- Danbury Fair track ‘0“?- iwarm in winter and avoid freezing.
. Very few cars can pass the Stanley on

the road. it delights in overtaking a
street and Mr. and AIIFS' T‘ 8‘ Glover big car like a Packard it and passing
Will he week end visttors with fl'lt'ndS it.
out of town i

 

 

Mrs Henry Seymour of \Vini‘ivid

I “I ‘ Rowavton ilapti-t church. Frank S.'
Tmiabeeing one of thosc ideal (in.Via mark. Ministt-r. Sunday, ()ciober 12,
for boating, East .\orwaik owners of morning service at 10:30. with sermon
sea craft took advantage of the wr-ath- _ , , . . ._ . . ..‘
. I I by pastot. squet-t “hat is Truth? .

er and, "flayed “ 5a” m and “mm" Bible S(ilt)lli m noun. (3. 1-7. service at
local “atels' ‘ T p. in. Sunday cvening. the fifth
scrtilon in the series on the 'Second
(‘oniiniz of t‘ivrir‘t' will be j'Our Lord's
Return and Antichrist." ’Week‘night

 

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East Norwalk lovers of baseball

are planning to go to the \\'ard Sll‘l'et

grounds tomorrow and witness the . . .
last game f tho Lockwood-Tire serics. mowing ot Praise and Prayer on
_ ’ l, .~. , . . - - i
The winner of the game tomorro‘v Thuh‘d‘” evening. at eight.
l I“. S. CLARK.

will meet the Tigers of this city for;
the C") “”e‘ !- Tllw many friends of W‘illium La-
' Fontaine of Cbboltett street are regret-
ful {upon learning of an accident that.
beféll hint a few dayn‘ago. Whito‘
Lal-‘ontaine had the

The. 1'. S. destroyer Strineham.
which had been at anchor in the local:
harbor for several weeks is nowhat.
Philadelphia drydocks at which place' piclflngapplcs Mr.
she will be placed in the reserve force. mlsi‘llflllfl? ‘to'fail, I"brdakl’ng ‘s’everul'
of this country. The. crew of'llle ship smilii bones ml his ankle. “1m "“8
will be 01“de among other vessels of “Pdliyanna” optism. Mr. LaF‘ontaine is
the same type. ihappy that it was not his neck. The

_, liimb injured is the same-one which

Mr. P. Dunn. chairman of the Ea>i . was severely burned some time ago,
Norwalk tobacco fund. again urf—‘Ontiy and again Mr. LaFontaine says he is
requests that all Earl Nm'wulk CX- glad he still has one good member lolt.‘
service men register with him as soon
as possible so he may be able to‘know' The annual donation to the Fivej
just how many men left tlw East l‘oints Mission by the Rowayton Moth-z
Side during the. war. Mr. Dunne eri-Iodlrtt Episcopal (‘hurch will be for»;
dentlv has a, plan in view which he warded to that institution on Thurs-’
wishes to put into working order but (13)". October lt‘nh. The committce'
'beforc this is done. he would first earnestly requests that all who possh
like to have the boys register. The bly‘can will cnmribuw scnvmusly l-ir’
men "13}- rpflisfer “*jth hi1“ todayI 10- [his is a \\'l)l‘il‘.}' institution and do"
marrow and Monday. This ramp” is serves our lit-articst support. V
an urgent one. and it ma.- mean a thing in the way (,l vegetables. {ruin-Ll,
‘mt deal for the East? Siderg who clothing and money, is acceptable. All,
had'pnrtjcglmted in any branch of the those contributing will kindly bring
uvernmgnt service. Itheir offering to the church early next .
____._ iweek, not Aster than \‘Vednesday af-f'
. ternoon. If unable to dciivcr your of?
fering to the church phone 1215-12 and

‘provision will be made for collecting.‘i

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Elbert Payne. is on a business trip to.
“'ashington, D. C. i

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J. C. Peabody and family of Ttlken- i

eke have returned to their home in Wiliam Reed has rented the new
New York city. house on Gracious Street owned by,
LMiss Ella Bates. ‘

 

 

Miss Morton of Tokeneke is attend-
ing a young women‘s seminary it Far-
mington.

F. W. Carey of the State of \Vasll-I
; lngton has leased the Webb house onf
? the King's End Road. '

The will of the late Frank Green, a
'llife long resident of this town has
.been admitted to probate.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oakes of Row— '

ayton spent. Thursday at the Danbury
Fair.

 

 

The families of R. T. Ross. A. S.
Roche. 1; Hope Norton and others are
returning to New York.

Rev. .Willlam Sinclair, pastor of the

-————- ' 5 Wednesday in New York city.

Mrs. John HesL-t'ty of Rowayton ave-‘

nue was a visitor in Bridgeport, “'ed-
nesday. '

 

Members of the Ladies’ Aid Society
{of the Methoidist Episcopal Church
‘ met for special work, yesterday after-

noon, at the church.

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Miss Serena Coy of Rowayton avet

 

' dose of {his torture, due to the. pres— preaching Jenlce. This '1" be 33".“

l f rionds.

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iNoroton Presbyterian Church spent-

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assure Dorian people..umclem fool. , -

for the winter. . .. .
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Illness of the young daughter of
Stephen Mather. Mount Secretary of
the interior, kept the family in their
summer home here a few days longer
than they had expected before their
departure for their city home ln‘Chica-

g0- a-

comploint is belnx
made by the residents of the town
against the railroad employee, who!
make it a practice of blowing locomo:
ti‘v'o Whistles during the small hours of:

the morning. Dorian received a. large

 

 

Considerable

First Methodist church, West ave-7
nue, Rev. John J. vaely, pastor.~——
Sunday services as follows: At 10:30.

of dayIin tMetbodlsm. A church rally
the freight engines stop to quench 59" 0° 0“ 9'97? member. The ”“01“
and one of the minute men will speak.
their thirst. making such 3 110‘” ‘Wuii'rne ideal for on. service in attend-
it that sleep is impossible. _ ,snce is every member of the church be
. .pruent. Following the church serv-
(‘harles M. Brown, formerly of this ice the Sunday school rally service
town. who is in the navy, writes that :3! :9 big]. A Special program is prc~
. . . _ e . Members of the ochoolorc
htIls operating the only lnterfype ma urged to be pm“ and "an". arc
chino on any warship in the navy. the cordially invited. Epworth Louguc
matter he sets being used in the publl- service. at 6:45, will be led by Mi“
calicn of the only newspaper beinsgyé‘hbrjuwlllthlflbd 7:8 351:9? Will be:
I, . s lam y a t u out of Amer-
pnnlcd at sea. Brown is on the Mills-.163" Ev .
- er one on e and ' -
issippi, one of the ships of the fleet rt‘n ice. 3 m (21110) {Mb
cently ordered through the Panama 7:30.

Evening preaching servwc a:
(‘anal to the Pacific Coast. and say'stmothuvfidlll' evening ”1' regular‘
that the boys are having a great time‘ u'fiiLbcy htg‘iggsob'gllaonl? (he?~c(;'g:‘
and being' entertained in all the Gilles member attend, as this will be an in:-
of the Pacific States. portlnt business meeting—one that all
. _-_ wiilhbe interested in what's coming.
. T c Fairflcld Countv Su d '

T . .. on f Dr. (‘eor e H. 503011. . ' n ay school
“.p. 0 ' g _ convrmlou will he held‘on “'ednesdav

hen til olftccr shows the aplendld DhY‘ ant-moon and evening at the church '

ence of a water tank, where most

slcal condition of the people of theI On Thursday eVening. at 7:45, the
town. Omitting the «S veterans, who m‘d'WH’k bPerce will be held. The
ltllh Psalm will be the interesting

. ., . _ ,It
died at r‘itclis Homt, there Were bu Movie.

41 deaths in the town during the yearl The chair will rehearse this Satur-
making the death rate ll per thous-gday evening ”17:30 o‘clock. Owing to
and, an aux-age lower- than that 0'3"“? rally service 0' tomorrow 1‘ l“ in"
mm“ of the town's ”I the State. That’vmmm that every member shall be

present.
race suicide is not prevalent here is
demonstrated by the 52 births repor
ed during the year.

. East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
“Lurch, Rcv. Herbert E. Marslaud,

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with?

will be held at St. Peter‘s church, in
marrow morning. at 10:30. The not
tor will deliver the sermon on the
Sunday, his
theme being: "The Keeping of the
Sabbath." Evening services are held
twice a month at this church, via: 0.:
the first Sunday evening of the,month,
German services, at 7:39:
Sunday of the month. English
ices, at 7:30. .

Services in the Slovak-Mums are
held on the fourth Sunday of the
month. at 3 p. m.. Rev. Daniel Belle,
of Port (theater. «dictating. A cordial
invitation is extended to all who are.

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interested, particularly to the Luther-
ans of the city.

Sunday school at 9:30. Pupils are
requested to attend church services
with their parents.

Choir rehearsal and Young People‘s
meeting Tuesday evening.

The South Norwulk Baptist church, .
Rex. R. Mapiendeu. acting pastor.~
The regular services of the du will be
observed. Morning service at 10:30.
Evening service at 7:30. The Bible
school will convene at 12 o'clock, noon.

The regular prayer service of the
chmch will be held on Thursday even-g
ing at 7.45 o'tlock. t

Following the regular pmchlugl
serum» in the morning, a special DURI'I,
nulls mutating of the church will be
held. to hear the report of the pulpit -
supply committee and act upon the
some. All lit-tubers ol the church are.
hereby warned of this meeting and are '

 

 

 

urged to be present at the some. i

Norwalk Methodist vEpiscOplll church, ;

G E “Elnora-‘1; PM, Road who‘pasmr.—- Sunday will be "Rally D3)" Rev. Albert E. Beebe. pastor. ~Sun ‘
h' '.b 'I . i ‘ . a. 'I iln church and Sunday \chool. 210 day services: 9 a. m.. class meeting:
(is wen u (Olt‘f‘lni‘ of 110M114 stamps slogan is: “Every member in his in charge of 1". ll. Bedlcnf. 10 t. 31.!

has a ’Cnited StaleSIplace and every ‘orher person wel-
stamp which may prove to be quiteifglgl‘" The ring; “'"l preach Ill
. . , . : 0 a. m. on 'u‘: p. m.. on subpects
\alutblc. it is b cent slam with. -

r! . I I“ id 2] I ;allprovrme ts-ihe occasion. The kin-
i’” 0"" 0““ 0“ y “t "‘9 3 “v t P on dergarteu meets at 10:30 for the care
and bottom being straight, .\lr. Rich-Inna ignllut'MQfi-UJQ will children.
ter discovered it recently while looking ThIt' :undlIlIy; s’chool ksgslon, at l:

I sloc 0c , w e mar by a special
over some accumulation of shout program. The Rev. Fred Jacobs, past-
years ago. and has shown it to one?“ or of the South Nonulk Congregation-
in New York city who moolbotjle al church, will hook. All members-
has found a prize. of all depaftlvllu are urged to be'
-o-—-b—-

present. A} 0:39. p. m.. the Ipworth
Comeilus Daniel Ryan died of pneu- no I ' win he held. “C"
monla at the”'Stnmfocd Hustle“ Tucs-

f'CbrlstloultIy' 1 3.59““ of Am.
day, Oct. 7. He was 57 yous old. born

cries," In. or wfll lead.
in Springfield. Mass. He is survived
by one brother. .lphn D. Ryan who is
the present mayor of Holyoke. Mass.
He has made Dorian his home for the
last seven years working as a garden-
er for Harold Morehouse. During his
residence ' here he has made many
He was buried in the family
plot at St. Michael's cemetery. Spring-
field. Thursday, His brother. John D.
Ryan of Holyoke and William P. Hay-
Ps of Springfield accompanied the body
to Springfield.

from boyhood,

service for praise. prayer and tenf-
mony. Subject: "What Shall This
Maybe?" Meeting opens at; 7:45
o’cltmk. .

 

Knight Street A. M. E. church, Rev.
\Vm. St. A. Lynch, D. D.. pastor.“
Preaching. 10:30 a. m. and evening.
7:30 p. m. Sabbath school. 12:30 p. m.

Claus meeting Tuesday evening.
Stronger: cordially) invited.

filuth Norwalk Congregational i
Church. Rev. F. H. Jacobs, minister:l
Mrs. 1". Irving Smith. soloist and di-I.
rector of choir; Archibald Mcrriam.‘
organhtr—Servloes for Sunday,

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A20 12, will beuin promptly at I
, . - ' o'clock. The subject for the sermon
WITH mm will be: “Doublcrs and Dot-rs." Mra‘
. ' The Sunday school

Smith will sing.
and Men‘s Club will meet ab 11:45.,
'The Young People's Society will meet;
‘ at 6:45 p. m. The “’omeu's Bible,
class will meet at the church. Tuesduyt
«awning. at 7:45. The Whatsoever (‘ir-.
ole will meet Tuesday afternoon at:
2:30, at the home of Mrs. Samuel Com-
stock, 42 West avenue. The Foreign
Missionary meeting of the Societies of

‘cnoss.
". initial no mass. ’

 

 

Postlude—“Trlumphal March"

 

First Congregational -church. Nor-
Wllk. Rev. E. F. McGregor. Ph. D.,
pastors-Manta; service at 10:30 witt-
WCNI: by the pastor. Subject:
“The Rediscover-y of America." The
Sunday school still hold a rally day
session at 12 o’clock. All are invited.
The Christian Endeavor will meet at
6:30. Topic: “rt-stilling in Citizen-
ship." Leader, William F. Taymr.

 

 

 

 

in the participation of the

Early
United States ill the world war. the

American :ml Cross perceived the

 

 

zone was a member of a theater party
followed by dinner in New York city,

Wednesday evening. - who has been ill for several weeks. is

. __. 7 still in poor health although able occa-
H. 0. Quick of Craw avenue is in Eu- sio‘nally to walk to the post-office.
rope for a two months' stay business
necessitating Mr. Quick‘s presence on
the other side just at this time.

The framework of the first onMrs.
B. Beckiey‘s new bungalows en the
Post Road is now up, and the foundsp
tion of the second house has been

started.

 

A hearing in the Minor D. Randall
bankruptcy case was held yesterday
afternoon in Bridgeport. Mrs. Gerrit
Smith alleges'a peferred claim. The
hearing is before Referee Banks.

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,seulon of the Eastern Conference

Th finals for the beautiful silver Shlclfihlnny, “pa" and expects to re-
club cup of the’Welit Side Teams will}: “'7“ home. Monday. ”
will be uw.n,u‘mbu com - ,-;: 9—“
Sunday What's“ 1!. W332 - k _ ‘
J. Moore. .7 -e_wq Q16 "‘

 

 

George N. Yeaton of the Post ROEM the ('tlililll‘y and the Junior Red

Rev. G. E. Richter is attending thei

‘thf‘Methodist. Protestant Church at'ghe Junior Red Cross of Spohng.

value of mobilizing the school children
In. Subject: "W’lmt~ We Owe the Old
People.“

Tuesday. at 3 p. m.. the Golden Rule
Circle will meet. with Mrs. Young.
Melbourne road. '

Monday evening. Oct. 13. the Kind
“'ord Circle will meet with Mrs. “’al-
hoe llarvin.

Trinity. church calendar for the
week beginning Oct. 12th. Rev. Thom-
as E. Swan. rector‘u‘fth Sunday after
Triuity).-—8 a. m.. Holy Communion.
10 a. m.. church school. 11 a. m.. morn-
ing prayer and sermon.

Tuesday. 2 p. m.. sewing meeting of
the Women’s Guild. 7:45 p. m.. bull—
nau m of the Bell-any Guild.

‘ Cross was organized. Before the war

ended lllllt‘ million children were en-
lrollctl and helped in the war fund
and membership campaigns, in chap-
. ter production of relief supplies and
manufacturing furniture for the ref-
ugees whose homes and household
gnmls- were destroyed.

Children everywhere in the United
[States responded to the call to serv-
Iice sounded by President Wilson as
head of the American Red Cross
l'l‘liis photograph is that of an ell-i
ltlluslatic young Japanese member of

 
 

Wash, starting out on the ambitious
Girl's

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

Society-

New,

preach.

Members and friends ”(urged to be inter-fled welcome. ~
sire-5951K... :~ ‘ .~,. " t’.
On' ursduy nigbt‘ thebmld-Week ”

0c , .ommuuluq" 1.2:“
10;;1'2“Grlnd Triennial (‘ ~orus".‘.Guil-nng

Thnsduy, mid-week service at 8 1)..

Mlzwnmsmmlofm
1.15 p. a.

Sunday school. Meeting of the leu‘sl
Assembly. )1 a. m.. the pastor will

Subject : "(‘ountiux the
6:30 p. m.. Eapworth Magnet

Cost." .
Leader. .Mr. Roosall. 7:30 p.i

meeting

 

m.. evening service. The pastor wlll '-
prcach. — - l
Tuesday evening, at 7:45,_the clas-
meetlnz. }
Thursday evenlfg. at 7:45. the pruy-'
or 1llt'c’llllg. ‘

Associated Bible StudeutL-inrother
Adam DOM of Brooklyn. will loam
in Red Men's Hall. South W:
Sunday. October1z. rpxm. m

Rescue Fission, 27 Noam strode-l
Sunday school at z p. m. Classe- fac -
all oxen. 3:15 p. m.. pulse and Roth:
loony meeting. Open off. new NF-
mltting. at 7 p. m. Meeting at 8 p. m.‘

Meeting Wednesday, -. Bible study.

Friday meeting; also, Saturday
evening. , -

No collection taken. Free will mic.-
int: only.

Following in the program for the
Sunday evening organ recital at St.

hul's Melina! church. from seven
to seven-thirty: -
“(lflcrtolre" Batiste
"intermeuo in E” ............. Major
- - wade]. 'l‘ombelle

.................

fluctuate" .3 r. ....... _. .MrndeluollnI

Advc ht r‘llrltttitun church. Van Zant
and Horny streets. East Nor-walk.
Rev. G. M. chple. pastor:~Haif-hour
prayer. 1" I. m. Morning sermon.
10:30 a. to. Sunday school, 12 :3. Jun.
ior Loyal Workeru' meeting. 3:30 p. m.
Loyal Workers' meeting. 5:45 p. m.
Evening sermon, 7 p. m.

Mid-week prayer and teatimny,
meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. '

 

 

 

Hell, women and Children

Cacti If You Have it.

 

 

 

at r; (:1. f‘ .

. The ”Bey of the United
Eye Glass Shops is to place
within..,the reach of the

-‘ muses the service of hiltllly

skiflod eye specialists and to
give to everyone all the ad-
vantages that are possible
through the immensity of
this organization.
A REAL EYE SERVICE
FOR ALL THE PEOPLE
AND THE COST IS

MODERATE

110 Washington Street

‘ So. Norwalk. Conn.

3 North Main St. Port Chester. N. l.
Stores in New York. Brooklyn. and Opening Every
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’ ,i-‘airfleld county will meet at the-Oli-
'17:: lghurch, in ugl‘lggf’llorl. Oil-bivs-szl Morning Star Christian Association;
: a. m. a . D. m. r ~Sunda service fr m 5 to 6:80 In.-
lluncheon will be served. An address subject? “Let himocome now tonne.
{will be given by the Rev. Robertgand he schsll know‘ that there I“ ‘
iHume. a missionary from lndia,I WhoiprOphet in lsrael"—z Kings: 8th
WIN] speak on: “The New Day "1 ln'fvcrsc. W. Comisnton. principal
dial;I {0 Sunday ispeaker. James Fuller, lcadcr. All
0 music program I‘ ’ are welcome. :
imorniug is as follows: . I ._.___.- i
:Prelude——“Contemplation" ..... Frlme, M'm i
Antiwar-“They That Trust in the1 .
Lord" . . . . . ................ Frey
Solos-“Behol the Master l‘asseth
By" .................... Hammond i
Oflertory—"Barculolle" . . .Schytte i

 

Mrs. Robert Wilbur“ was a vloltot

Raymond Fitch lo min; a week-
end visit at his home at Good lull.

 

Relatives from Bridgeport have been
guests of Mrs. Wildmun Ado-ls, of

Hillside street.

 

Madison Horehouse is in town for
a week-cud vlslt with“ grmnsther,
Mrs. David Monica-e.

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Town Clerk Arthur C. Bradley. who
was quite badly injured by being
.throvtn from a wagon last week, is

slow ly improving.

 

Rollin am. of the Lower Pol-lob.
whose badly mend foothill W
mtommltolJInpaudulm-

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Saturday with None}: mlatlm. ‘1

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VISITOR .
A Lb. Box of Our Delicnt
1'0" TALK .
CHOOOLATES ,
You '11 find film the a '
of goodness, delicim '0 i
fresh and of appealing firs»-
or: that will make them lav-
orius with you.
$1.40 lb. b0x.
W in half, one 0W1
two box’u.
fimwttythemifymi
won‘t!» boot. I

Porsche-fly"

New England
Candy Shop

Our Only Store
10 80. MAIN ST.
South Norwalk, Conn.

Makers of the Famous XXX

Quality Ice Cream

P. a—WC also make all

our own Candies; from 30c to
$11” a lb.

 

 

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