EASTM NllliWAlll
fin Eat Norwnlk.
W.’M0ul1sou Lhabome axenue.
A Miller. Gladys Pearl, was bori
13 Thomas street.
The weeklv prave'r service". will be
held tonight in the East avenue M. E
chard-1.
I u Christ EN“ ""1‘ ,.1,...,1. we 1.11
ing, this afternoon, with Mrs. E. F
‘ Smith. Rowan street.
The Maynov'ver Hook Ladder pino
we tournament will start tonight, in
, the quarters on Van Zant street. Corn
plete omneementahave been made
for an Interesting series.
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Rev. Kenneth McKenzie, of West-
port, ofllciated last night at 21511 Wed
nesday services held in the Christ
Episcopal church in observance of the
opening of the Lenten season.
Lane. cttv treasurer. will he held to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the into home on Marvin Beach. Sel‘
yices will be private.
'Many interesting features have been
planned for the m'nstrel Show and en
terta'nrncht which will be hold next
Wednesday evening in Communitv Wall
1under “the mwnices of the Fast; Nor
mil: Improvement association.
;‘ ' WEN—"-
Mrs. Harry Kramer is visiting rela-
tives out-01-town for a few days.
ment, due to a. scvcre mack of grip.
, Local real estate, a :CntS say that the
reality business is so brisk that pros-
pectlve iiourc buyers face long walks
through snow filltd roads to leach
housrs that .119 for sale. A great many
houses hat (1 (hanged hands in 111111.111
within the past sifi months and the
indications are. that double the. num-
ber will have new owners before the
end of spring. There is just a. few
. houses for rent here now.
Local people. are remarking on the
fast that Wf'tll'l‘plpt‘s are n t frcnvénz
' considering the severity of the winter.
Pipes that froze in other years are
_ open this your and the reason is said
to be that the cove-rim: of snow pre-
'ven1ts the frost from sinkinz in as
deeply as it did in the winter of 1918.
11 Inasmuch as there is ice close to three
.1 feet in thickness on ponds here-abouts.
if. is considwrod fortunate tint "micr-
ground pipes have not been sicZeu‘ by
Jack Frost.
REMAYTON
. On Idonday evening, February 23rd,
'e Y. P. S. ‘C. E.. of the Baptist church
. ‘ 11 give a W'ashington’s Birthday so-
-1‘a.lu at the home of Mr. and Mrs. How
m Evory. All are invited to attend.
11211111111 please bring crackers or cake.
Rowny'ton or rather that part ofl
the villave not fortunate enough to bel—i
nituated on the local trolley tracks,
“has practically been isolated cs far as
“flute! is concerned and the ability of
uring deliveries from ti: 0 stores.
e crust which formed on the s11ow1
made it. impossible for th1:1',1ton1o-‘
" biles to break through and wlwrn :11
home did manage to get through, it
Ins a. decided . effort The 111- npiet
have been much inc'10n1r1ni1nced bv-
the Storm. Doctors who had occasion
to come down used the trolley in 111e1
glen}; ‘1; we - -~ 1-‘.1 all 1L1»
3 er aélvh..;-_::zn out of G. 1mm 114-
llon. Where there was no trollE).
Walking was a. difficulty. 1 h
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The public 1.5 - .
, our reference “'0 l
refer you to _ 190 P
whom we .1:1ve { i
served. Tiny will 1‘" 1
convince you 0 "E1l .(7
our efflc' ITCY and ”
of our fairness
They W1.l'tcll ya“
that at all firms i
went-n thoroughly B
(“4/3.
dept :‘ iable.
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1. ,. home N .
, Charles Stewart is ill at his I ‘Gll'lsl A mass of long,
..
Arthur H. Mourlmn 0! New Y o- '1- ,-
risking his parents M. r and Mrs. W
' Monday to Mr. and Mrs. George White,
Vchurch tnd the Advent Christian
Members of the Woman's Auxiliary 7 ' U '. \-
Funernl services for Charles W '
S. E. Gibson is uut after :1 confine?
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. —The Best Salesman—A “Hint Ad
,iiupuritv. in damp and chilly. cold
fr- from anv Pharmacy about fmn
1' 1 iii a glass of water and drink De
«reek. This is said to eliminate uric
[these impurities.
‘and is made from the acid of grapes
,thousands of folks who are subject to
dicial to your kidneys as yell.
~ thick, gleamy tresses
Let “Danderine” save your hair and
double its beauty. You can have lots
of long, thick, strong, lustrous hair.
Don't let it. stay lifele‘s, thin, scrng-
gly or fading Bring back its 00101,
vigor and vitality.
Get a 35 cent bottle of deliehti'ul
“Danderine” at any drug or toilet
counter to freshen your scalp; check
dandruff and fallinc hair. Your hair
needs this stimulrtinz tonic: the“ its
life, color. brinhtness and abundance
will return—Hurry!
M
l Lewis F3. Meeker of Lenox- Hill is
recovering from a serious illness with
pneumonia. Mr. Meeker liw-s ulcne
and it W13 several days before. his
condition was known. He wns 1111:111‘11
to Help himself and was without 111ml
icai attendance and sufficient food for
a time, but neighbors wont to th 11s-
sistance and have been, lookin: afte-
him. so that he is now getting along
nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. VVillinm Byxhee. who
for the past year have been ncctmvlnn
the Barclay cotetatxe in llmtlay court
of! inm’ '1 exenue and “‘10, 1211'-
.ing their 31:1} here have made mnnv
lxvnm friends. left town H1114 we”:
‘Mr Byxbee having secure! .1 Tlns‘flinu
luith one. of the larccst l- min" «Mu
‘ers in the country. Mi P1vv'hm wa
svvnorintpnrinnt {01- the I‘nitod 9-9101-
SNpping board corporation :11 “’i'
“0215'~ Point, and he resi~n11cl that posi-
‘tinn in Pike {hie nthnr vox‘nml 1:1.117. (1'1"
311' liyxhr‘r‘ \‘Cl‘l travel ll'nnl “will“ ll‘
Tex-1s. making s111o~ :It all 0' ill“
phmts'of the i'nitml Sluice Fh'""""
lvmwl i-1,t‘m 1'111'5'1114 moths. ““11“
1190!”? here are sorry to have the P11“
ily go. tin-‘3' hasten to extend their .
good wishes.
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A spe 1.11 111101111: of ihc Houaytoh
Host eonmnny was in 111 M“ “W K' 5'
thn ”1111' '1'“ 'c c'nr‘org no “"“"“" 0"
avenue, at which Hm“ ghn hnfur'n'n_
men committee modem :1 icDOIt 011 ”it"
procrrom which is being made towards
the entertainment to be h 1' '1‘ "‘
day owning in the. company 's hall on
Rowavlon avenue. The proi-Ziam
which has been arr.'1.n1;c'l.I‘l‘OW‘i-‘wvq '0
be excellent. George Hirst of South
Norwnlk who needs no introduction
to Rowavtcn audienc'c. l‘y‘z‘ofi‘cred to
sing. the Pussy “'illnw quartet. that
oreanizmion of which the people :1"-
55 proud. will rndcer soy-1m] selec-
tions. llilly Moore. him-ktnce artist
has :1 little sketch that 110 save is
good: Tl‘acev ll Anihlor. sol 'st. 1.
always at his bcsl; Mrs. (‘lemrmt
Alhrm'bi has voluntcercd her scrvrces
and lli‘linrd Albrecht who has con-
siderable ability as :1 Vlnlinqu 1.; on
2:292:331111; gar-Wm 111110 (~L-rrr-h 11
out ("1. Thoco are
only a few of the a11i<t§ who WM 1111-
new but these few will he won \vnrfh
{11111311120112 3:12;! ‘for admission pm
the "HRH" OF "m r‘nlnmpnt dancing to
,n , 1 01'" film"?! nf Inna] nun
" “i1 Drove of interest to the
young “can!“ Tho DY“ Son? nnfpw’a'n
ment committee of the ll-‘Nn emu
”'m l“ :1 1"c one. and 11m 111 .
31W“ something: 9 111 an S m
the People out to 11:11; [month gm pm,
the company Yea ury 0
lllll Cllll lll lifAllllR
BRINGS llllfllllllllSM
Say skin 3'“ are closed and uric acid
remains in blood
Rhclmialium 1‘ no xespec'nr of age.
sex, c0101 01 tank. If not the most
dallf’elO‘tlS of human afflictions it is
2:; : - .1. c zucot ,. illliul. Thusé- sun
jtrt to rheumatism should eat less
mmt dress as warm)» as possible
at old any undue exposure and. above
all. drink lots of pure uatcr.
Rheumatism is caused by uric acid
which is geneiated in the bowels ano
absoibcd into the blood. It is the rune-
ti on of the kl dnevs to filter this add
f1 om the blood and cast it out in the
urine: the pores of the skin are also
a means of freeing the blood of this
weathei the skin pmes are closed thus
forcing: the kidneys to do double work,
thev become weak and sluggish and
fail to eliminate this uric acid which
keeps accumulating and circulating
in th0 joints and muscles caus-
inc' "iffness. soreness and pain call-
ed 11-1111matism.
A: the first twinge of rheumatism
1 1 1mg of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon.
f we breakfast each morning for 3
acid by stimulating the kidneys to nor—
mal action thus riding the blood of
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmlesa
and lemon juice, combined with lithh.
and is used with excellent remn‘vg b
rheumatism. Here you have a pine
WE" PUTS ~-
“BEAUTY m HAIR ‘
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A square deal. for wOrkers
in the stores.
To men and women who we
customed to do a part of their shopping
evenings.
You enjoy the short workday yourselves Will
you help other folks get it?
With us, the short workday means a Saturday of the
same length as other days. It means the cutting out of
Saturday night shOpping.
YOu can do your Saturday shopping in the afternoon.
Will you do it?
You can urge other folks to shOp Saturday before 6.
Will you do it?
There is not one good reason for
shapping. They all died when factories es
Saturday afternoon closing.
So long ajls there was need
fair to our
ces Saturday nights. Is
over 400 workers to continue
has gone?
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others as wel
' ; take?
hours for 11111111 harp.
Rogers 69’ Stevens
N. Ryan 69’ Co.
‘I’ ‘1 1
Jo mum: L LU
Ideal Cloak 59’ Suit CO
C. J. Mintz 89’ Co.
POIhcnius Company
Sterling. Furniture Co-
.Angevine Furniture Co.
A. J. Collins Co.
The Boston Store
Tristram 6? Hyatt Co.
E. K. Banks
ant. effervescent “thin-Water ‘ drink.
which overcomes uric acid and is bene-
of it, we offered our servi-
Eff m'b‘ined f orces of
it, now when the need
If you believe in short hours, for
l as yourself,
stand !
«no NOISafmday night shoppingJ: no wYfll/E
511111111111an (he states that keliese ”in decent
A. F. Gehebe
United Eye Glass Co.
Ewing Stone
Raymond €111 Sons
Miss Clavin
Glover Shoe Co.
Conneally 69’ Bracken
Fox Cycle Co. '
Albert Morgan
Norwalk Boot Shop
Colyar’r Shoe Store
W. L. Olsen
1i} icno
”no
'riu‘nsmv, rm;
rk and have been ac-
Saturday
Saturday night
tablished the
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