The friends of Mrs. Henry Sevmour
I it learn she remains quite ill
fl her home on Winfield street.
» lembers ol the Woman‘s Auxiliary.
a Christ church. are meeting this af-
Wfl at the home of Airs. “'ater-
Duty. First street.
The girl stunts will tut-ct to
Munitv Hall on \':ln
Originally {alic-iillr‘t’ for
ht. the 5
instead.
C. R. Tl (m: llzl; port-him
late Lester Brittn, from
Mr. Tet-tr: is now Fe‘iltllIIK
nicht in
”my of the
his Willow.
(I'll Silttiv'u :l‘,‘ liiii. but expect; ti. on
5‘ cow his new home in the near fu-
‘ The (1th) multl..._v loop, "Hazel
lslun‘d, lit d up at the put.-
lin- \\':l'~'l;‘:us'ton
owners
island
C," of Lon:
'flc landing flout or
street llridt‘v ,vl-stqul'lv
disposing of is bushel; of Lon:
clams \vl'thiu
'i‘hvrl- v.1; llllt‘it“l on‘ the
Eam Stilt :'~l.< illtli'illYYLZ when it llccauln
known lllz‘i i ‘llruuutcxli' ll Block.
l‘i'lrn 37w! \".l.~llll‘lflitln
lll"
u 1m“- liolll'~-.
illilt‘ll
illl‘
iKI't‘Hl.
Keven:
had iv." l" gig-3.! tn lie ltl'tvnt‘tntl
into 2: .'l m =1 u: 112' lt'ill'llllt :lmp.
Fullov'ill': 'izn .‘l.il.‘.‘.‘ 3-:"lM-1‘ rim-fl-
if! of lllt‘ .\(l‘~‘tlli l'llllbllili‘. l'llill‘t"l‘
on illfot‘lllnl
members this “ruin;
bussiuts: session may he held to c
sido-r tl‘v ‘lfliivi‘ tl‘ ‘RlSliiLI llmnev to
install :.-i-l;litulal light in the (‘ll‘ll("‘z.
A cmmuittzr- in charge of the plans
to proceed with the work.
011‘
Eire it may
but funds or.- lurkinr.
alluvial
Mrs. Mary Mathewson of New
(‘. B.
Ttll'K
is visiting Dr. and lira limit-
]ey in Rowayton :lvenue.
fire. 1). R. “'icks of (‘raw avenue
is making an extended visit with ht-r
daughter in East Hartford.
Mr. and Mrs. James H, Minor lodav
purchased the llunzalow atljoininz the
Dauclloy estate on Rownyton avenue.
' from Mr. and Mrs. M, C. Ogden.
Trappers hereahouts learned
one of the popular furs. of the Season
that
is ringtaii oppossum. not only for coal ‘
trimmings. but for full garments :15
well. '. l' '
".11." quniilton and ‘slster, Miss
"Jillian ‘l‘lamilton. have moved into
”if house in McKinley Place,
ravhich was rented during the summer
'7 nonths.
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The coming: congress of the S. A. R.
It to be held in Hartford.
congreSS or the Sons of the Ameri
can Revolution was held in Detroit
and the one before that. in Rochester.
N. Y. The national president is
Chancellor ll. .ltvnks of Chicago.
A local farmer predicts a good hay
crop 'next, season in this vicinity. pro-
viding there is enough snow this win-
ter to protect the grass roots. fie
« claims the grass is better rooted now
than he has ever seen in his, experi-
ence. due to the excess of moisture
“ring the past six months.
k business center a first class meat
‘mrket, first class in every particular.
_ )fi. M. Needle, the affable corner gro-
r, ever alive to the‘best interests of
e people of the community, seeing
jfie need of such a market, decide to
open one in the Dibble block in How-
,gyton 'Ho’se company’s quarters. The
fixtures for the market are very at-
fil'lctive‘and unavoidable delays have
M the cause of the store not having
flea opened several weeks ago. Mr.
’ We plans to carry in his new store
. , full line of fresh and salt meats and
‘ ‘3- line of canned goods. He promises
. fie prices charged in other places and
‘6 assures the public that they will be
‘ treated _with the greatest courtesy.
{Ion its a butcher is established, will
”Innate in securing so efficient a
than. It is understood that SamUel
via, who has been Mr. Needle-'5
.‘ .t.
me my to build another residence on
‘Post Roadvin the Spring.
John ’McCorrnack seems to grow in-
. 111eg popular with the New York
. ic. At his concert, last Sunday
w, the house was entirely sold out
M5 in advance. The Hippo
l ; is quite a house to fill, being er
- only by the new Capitol The}:-
s the largest theatre in the world.
Misses McClellan, who have
7 will remove shortly to Roi-wan.
Zant stl‘eet.,
Frldllv P\‘t‘il-_
«lesion will he held lOYllClit:
A large. attendance, is fared:
all the NW)“
.pres'ent. as the business to be con- Ridge. Tumdnv t-velllnz.
Tile lalst. ‘
“ It plans do not miscarry, Rowayton .
, 'lll on Saturday next have opened its.
“at. the prices will be Consistent. with '
Joseph H. Klinefelter, who‘se reputaV
fit in charge and the proprietor was,
ut—hand man, will be at the new!
residual of this tom for mum
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..... :3. Myrtle A\°~ AW 0“ I“, m ”a ' w ()1er than llll‘ -
moralnll. How 10655 Jerry SM mt street: which um M“. “the "d.‘dm k"lt‘vt-rtledlotnol blunt;
3H. Jelliffe. 3rd. 1N 26 South 3T- brick w of Millie New York 'peclm t. M" ‘ . ‘ I'm.
N HAIR ML. and Mrs. 30391“! oWebber 0‘ 38,Wlnfleld St, 2301 G. 'R. Strain m Mk“ out d w “.40" .wrll for m PM“ U .
BEAU-[Y l .Newnk spent Sunday at the home of Later Oates Willow 9*. the nth-r ¢.y and oar o non-well!“ m m. While cenlll. ,
r In". and M"- George "A Jolitffe, South 6 Spring Hill Ave. ““4 ”3:32. 82:: 31M nous. the otdcvtlk. u!“ I: M, with It“ the mlvnn. ,.
. , (Robert 0. Oliver ' " There '3! ml “ «Moot mien"! mam l'
. . . Rep. 00. M dc’ectlon. III III- .
l ' - ass Of lOn avenue . 222 m Ave. 5354,) so, Norwnlk All") , all!!! m mum . . _
Gms‘ A m g’ “9" "- “”“mnd °f m" “a spent .lolm Hm. Stanley Service Station. 12: So. Main fit. an no rum“; flatww out. out n “N‘Wm‘ "mm" “" ‘
thiCk gleamy tresses the “To“ end with h" parents, M" Elli! Ave. 918 Daniel Sullivan 12" I" mflv‘elzpe I wrote on we end from the root! and hmm
’ “n" "m P‘ C‘ Raymond' m mnroadlgb'” F‘ ”mm“ me its Pmsli “$323.... :1I;:CQ'NQVCI'BIJ DR?" ilke than good. mound”... ,.
,. .. - _ . 2, arvcy - ' tht' '- ' m. . .
, ~ . :\\0nilt\ ' . ' ‘ ‘l’ (gira:b;:'u 3 East “'1" Si. 2”, She MUD“ out 0‘ ‘xdme‘: 1h? Lydia E. Pinkham h.‘\4‘,:(l ‘
Lieut. \lillinm kennel] of New lorlf «-a m". A“, ' mas-s a. ll. Wright mt: ,mo'“ “9"" “mm" ‘ m, MM“, Mflr‘vl'm‘ """m' ‘ "" '
“m truest M ”w homo of Mr. Rn“ A‘ Ruta . ' Slivermlne 1‘ - The «leggynl‘n: .melamhdly 'mem has been rPIlevlnl: “um. .l
Mm, (lining E. Fairly in Stamford! 4'21‘ So. Main St. 2248 iRzzlgllngtnlqmermn $5.43!“!ch at lrer house and ”€3.an h" m“. and N no... comm,” 4, ,
:‘VNHW‘ 1‘h‘5d“): A. lil‘lOV . I 1 m With ‘10. . . ' nrd erde.
,_ W..- 0...» »«-~—‘ ‘- “*‘fl'.’ ' "7 "1"3 funny.“ ”0 ”in. "‘0" 1‘0 “'0 bi .-— »
Miqs Bills-Karel Tnvlor of Broklyn'
\vil- ll'l‘ lruerl at the home of Mr. and
Kira _\l\~run Crawford, in “'cst street.
mm" ‘llv neck end.
Misg- Stlsit- (‘hnse of Oak street has
rc».i..nml her porititlu ill lreenwlcll.
:lYlll i~ now employwl as stenokraphol‘
ill llt‘i‘ letllel's office in New York.
.\ir. and Mls. G. P. Frisse‘ll and Miss
‘-"i"“?:'~tll \V‘lnler of Miami, Fla, spent
the week end ill the home of Mr. and
.\ir,<. \l'iiliam Granger. l‘nrk street.
Tile illitiatorv degree was conferred
Let “DunderillcT' save your hair and
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l rt“ it '- nu‘v .,. on», lumping-1
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of lut'z, thick. SH‘OHC. lustrous llzllr.
i‘ull‘t let it stay lifeless. thin. scraezly
ol filtl‘rs. Brim: back its color vigor
rind \italitv. on a candidate by “'ooster Lodze No.
Cut u 2‘..'. cont bottle. of delightful 37, i. 0. 0. R. Monday night. Tl"! ill?!
"llzlutlrrinn' {ll auv tlliltl o: tum-t coun- degree will he conferred next Monday
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\our :‘f‘tllp: check
Your hair
cl'eniuc.
Mrs. Jamw Thomas entertained the
it. ll. Sewinz (‘luh at her home in final
avenue. Mondav evcnlulz. Mrs. “’alter
i‘e-lerili will entertain the club of her
lt‘l' to l'cfl'csllell
'lun-illltt and falling lluir.
needs this .«lilltullltin: tonic: then if‘?
lil‘t‘, bright in ,«s :llliinxlnnt‘f‘
l'lllnl‘, :llll‘.
will return "lllll‘l"\j ‘
_. _ ' “"' " “‘""“‘"' ‘ -- home in llovt street next Monday eve-
vvhr-ro s'il.‘ :lii'l Miss Blair )lci‘it-llnn ninz. (
Fifteen nlcmlmrs of the Shawnee
will lrlnke their home.
The local saloons», which lime been Miss Edna
t‘nllllll‘ill- Girls tendered
Tun Nilluc :l sltlllrise llitchin shtlwor
cloud for several dam opened at‘flin.
at the. home rl' Mrs. C. G. Mollerufiouth
Saturday iii-.rht. The principle reavl'l
for the temporary Shut-down Sil’t‘lilf‘l’ avenue. Monday evening.
to have been a. lack of supplies. but The following warranteed
krgs of amber fluid were received Sut- have been filed in the Town Clerk's-
lll'tli‘tV. (‘nrl Schmidt's pin. ' has lllmnulffleo: Minnie Bowen imkwood tu
MON“ i'i‘l‘ (“'0 WN‘RS. ._ ;llmvard M. l-ltmrldre. lot on ”0‘"
.\ lnevtin'z of the Llulics‘ Aid Society‘strm; Francis it). Green to Jame: J.
”0 Kelly, land in Oak street.
deed s
of the (‘onzroflgrtignul (‘llurcll will
held this afternoon. in the lecture-l
The members: are lured to lie-[score of friends at her home in Smi'll
'Nle social
firm: in the form of a ftrrewclrl ml'v to
who zhaYv been mullet-mini:
in
i'llOIll.
siderul is of unusual inllllrtancc.
llt‘nl'Y \\'. rltioltls, who died recent—V soldiers
l_v :lt Pitch“: Home for Sultllers,':llzed,m the. home of Stephen Keelnr.
.93. was at the time of tin «lentil lhry'smuh thte. for tho past-few monllm.
oldest mt-lullcr of the First lluptist- ...___——-——————-——-—-———
(‘hurch of Hartford, and his mcmm‘}~ NEW TELEPHONE STATIONS.
has been honored by no npprecizltivd “
paragraph in the calendar of tllatlForty-Fch in This City Within the
church. ”is bndv was taken to infill; Plat Few Weeks.
cltv for interment. ; Following: is a list of new tole-
Dr. George. Noxon, the local llealllllphones that have been installed srnae
officer. last week, inspected the child-3”"? issuing of ”l“ '3“ “‘t- 9'1" "‘5
r'eh of ("enter school and this wee-l: thou} and paste in the luck 0' ’0' di-
similur lnspegton ie in progress at "fa?"- ‘gi. . Til l".—
the'Noroton'and the Heights SChOOIS..‘\‘amS e. ‘ 0‘
with the rural Sf‘llOOll? to have the‘irlxl‘dwfl“ llcela " ,
' Austin Ave. 304-12
turn later. All puplln, who have not}
.Vllfis Mildred Paulev entertained a ‘
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been satisfactorily vaccinated. “milieu”, ’Kcvll‘~r & “0me CO" Inc.
being senthome until that treatmentlPr::(;'1:fI"i 5&0“ Y. ~ ' 1982"
has been applied. — \Vilnon Rd. ' 1477-3- .
George Srofield of Stamford, who i‘ll‘atrick J Burns
in the Stamford Hospital. suffering. 2 Stuart Ave. 10“,»-
with a broken lea. the result of an H. w, iTuzzard .
accident sustained on the POst Road, Chestnut Hill Ave. 662-14
at Noroton‘Sunday afternoon, is slow-.Wm. ‘J. Carroll
lv recovering llv was: driving his-ll Spring Hill Al e. 20i6
motorcycle when the machine ran ln-lk‘olyar’s Shoe Slore.
to an automobile driven by lrving Pet- 37 Wall St. 7394
erson, and owned by the Star Taxi Co. Daher & Simon
of Stamford. 116 So.'Main 8t. 2250
tEnterprlse Mfg. Co.
; ‘ ' 52 Vl-‘ater St. 311
. _ .Dean S. Pannier
i 79 East Ave. 1989
' ’ l - , _ : {Federal l-‘ur Dyeing Corp.
’. -fl Bcldcn Ave. 1269'
. , I 'Jerome. Frank_& 00.,
Madison St. 9:30
Mis Hazel Brooks is now emploved Ml“ l" 1‘“°”° Hall ' A
28 Rowan St. 2014
in the telephone exchange. Edison '1‘. Harris
Carl Cedergren of East Norwaiki 15 Taylor Ave. ' 515~5
spent thday at the home of Carl Harry Hurts
Bartow in East avenue. EFrlalLkFrli‘lnklln S" 1293
. .. , . on ngwoy
Miss Rae Emerson of New lork in; Highland Ave. .2017
the guest of Miss Jessie Shutes locum-k3 c. Hendrick
Park street. ’ 25 Betts Pl. __ 1051-3
Miss Grace llaupt of East avenue Robert J1 Heonessoy
spent the week end with relatives anleofinH;nffi-gytpl' 1“"4
friends in Brooklyn. Westéide Avg. 579.3
Thomas Rae and family have moved Edward P. Hyatt ‘
from Mead‘street to the Northrup Cot< 20 East AVe- 1248
ta‘ge in F238? avenue. ‘ , Loggwe: {353"5.
Mr:. William Rodimer entertained M Jose’l'n‘“ ‘ ‘9' 23”
the Social Club at her home in Hoyt 54 Belden Avc. 1052.3
street, Tuesay afternoon. - Fred Kniepa
Delle. Donne has moved his house- Murray St. 576-13
hold effects from Canoe Hill to the Carl C' Lindberg
245 East Ave. 202!
’second story in the Aschauer block. James H. Little
The New Canaan Glee Club Will 39 Orchard St. 2093—2
meet at the home of Mrs. VVllllam F.‘ Lyons' Garage
Vt-‘eed, St. John’s Place, Thursday eve- \Vestport. Ave._ 19““
nlng , Howard L. Mead
‘_ 12 Fin-it 'St., E. N. 7733,
A son was born to Sir. and Mrs. Multi-Fclt Hat Co. inc.
819‘
lGeorge H. Jelliff, jr., early Sunday 132 go. Maiu'St.
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Norwalk Members of the
' Episcopal Church
Must Take Part in the
. Nation-Wide Campaign 1
‘ Just. as. in. Every Other Town-
.Colne .. r . .4... at-
;Watchl‘i‘he Paper
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Sequel.
HE univewékt'cxnl
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“THAT rxmns "Waller
MY CLOTHESLINE _; -
WENT ill” ~
said an Iowa \voluall \l'll'l l"li“lll ll *r husband had hung:
himself in ill.‘ hum. '.
She had fililil'l all t‘Xlllllll‘dll'lll
There‘s ll rcllulll for .evcrytll'lllg'.
And there's a reason it re ll. vital, llllfiillt‘u r ‘ux‘ln -
why you should know \"lltti the Ford 'l‘nll 'l‘rll ':i “l"! llll
FOR YOI'.
The Ford Till] Truck is llllill
Company as at truck~fnr trill-king. I: has hil‘t':i:_"£ll for
heavy lauds—“Winn typi- driwL I‘flll't'lflll)’ «lciullcil
frame—hi5: pneumatic tireu (trollllft'l‘ silvers); in flu-t,
every mechanical feature that. lmllu-A~ it “"0 up ll. illt‘
reputation of Ford durability and reliability dill for
around $800, depending \vllicll holly your llllslllt‘xs needs,
This Outfit Spells Satisfaction
for You!
JUST READ THIS LETTER:
The Smmlley (‘~l.,
General Trunxl‘el' Agents
and Forwarders.
Principal ()lllt't'. 266 State
St, New llllvcll, (‘tlllIL
.l reason?
the Filt'tl MUTUL'
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Dulce \V. Flint,
Dear Sirs:
()ur lltluillcsv ix- trucking :llld fill'wurding
freight. “'0 also move plum-u and handle baggage of
all kinds. 'l‘rut-kls. lllltt work for us llllve to work hard
and continuously.
“'c take pleasure ill Mixing: tllllt the the“. Ford
Ton Trucks that we lllth‘ llllf‘t‘lltlh‘t‘tl from you llilVI'
given us wonderful ut-rvu-c, They work all the ”Mir,
carry unbelievable llmls. have no trouble \l-lmlm.
ever and at a minimum cost.
We. mend them- ll‘llt'ks lit‘
with no trouble. tllltl lltl (inlay.
Th:- trneko really are wundpm mm “W,
pleat-lure ill rt-colmlll-lldlllgz llwm to lulymn-
“'allitl all eliil-lclll scrvll-e.
\‘cry Tl'lll‘\ \‘Ulll'N.
(Hiflllt‘lll 'l‘llt- Hulwllcv ('0,
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l‘ltl‘ llfi l‘lllliltll‘llllllfl
litkt‘
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Ford 'l‘ml Trucks will do for you .l‘l" What ”WV are
doing for the Sun-(lley t‘lllllllluly, '
Don't turn your lull-k on this l""‘lWHiliull!
It will save money for you;
Give u- a chance to pruw it!
Ytltlrn truly,
only one that harlot! that horue called
Never Say lMe."——New York Pout.
Try the
Nor-walk and New York '1‘
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lactating at. Polo-"o. ' in: CO.
Sr pram-"A. Rome. "I three and a, Local and Long Distant.“ 'r'
lair vr-nluries tn «mollucnon. and . “3‘ and 153v”?
timing in. time 43 pope-o reigned. 35 Raymond 81
Phone 3023
South Nmalk, Ctli‘l
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SPECIAL SALES
- COATS' $34.9 I
VALUES T0 sue.
LIKED COATS WITH PUB COLLARS
; * an the New mm. and Materials
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MM Quility must b: considered, too. For in the bl .-
qn‘m! ll“ “I. m infinigent economy. Here is a mat
. tract that in node to withstand hard war and at the samr
l time will give th- oomfort that everyone desires. Filled
' with soft cotton flnt mks for names and resiliency
‘ You‘ll profit it” buy on. value-giving article.
. Agents for Ostermoor Mattress
: éAngevinc me'iure Co.
* '5 134me St. South Norwall
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HOUSECLEANING NEEDS
Danton, “pet Beaters, Br .-
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Floor Brushes, 3111M Met Damn, Ammonia. C' '
SmiJ'lnsh, Cm l-N
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Sweepers, Vacuu- Clothes Wuhan, Wall Boilers, hubs, tr
- Albert F. Gehebe
””3 NE“ IF IT”! HOUSEWA“
25 WASBNGNN ST.
so. Non-r-
Phone 527
Pm! Delivery
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