5;
WHY. buthome sites nodal-m
:; field has been sold to wit-of-town pin
fueabyllr. Scofield,andthepresent
ism-puts, George A. Kemp m gam-
fly, will shortly remove to Bridgeilolt'
It. Kemp has for many years
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Rcdsmi'um 1111lo
£33.21: Coal Company dock; 111.31
night and this mom- 'm
Tin-1191019 on Max in Repel“! mumd
Fl‘edmick A. Giorchino, have been
' “listened to Albert Wellnitz.
A meeting of 111': ( howl Union of
theEas: avenue. M E. church will b.
'l‘hird (11:21:11: ..19111ni5310ne13 \xill be
held Mom! 1» owning in thn
plant, 011 anvk-w p‘ace.
William ll Sniflln of I‘m: Norwn‘k
is taking an av hive D111 in
nation work among llu' foreign-bum
laboring men, in Bring-sprawl.
The regular sewing 119121011 of tho
Woman's Auxiliary, of (“1: Eniac'n-
pal Chuth, was in 1'1 3'1: «iii-r
noon, at the home of Mrs. l‘mnk
Clark. 41 Osborn 31111220.
A number of East Nu.".1'.'.il: 2:11;“:13.’
21's are planning in {EDIV‘L'I‘ 5141110 911'.
Board of Relief, at “,5 .‘11.~".
tou1111'1'1.u',':.'. 1'. "1 ' --
their proposty .1551. 1 :
Preparations hnva
for the Menu Bibin
held in the 13¢.
tonight. J.h1'. Il '1
his experimmm - 3:1 1' 1:11: 1.‘ (l 11 ‘ng the
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Lloyd Bryan is ill at l':."- ‘NEW on
North avenue. '
Mrs. William F. .ll‘llll'ti‘f
land avenue is ill 0;" 1121 :2"' ‘c :11“
zfip
A daughter wa- bzn‘n T‘i"""€.)’ 16
Mr. and Mr ‘5'" ...:1‘ “ 1' :~‘ Evil
home on (:o::‘...: 1'
Mias Lydia ‘v‘.a.-‘:11..;;l: 1.. 1 11311;;
Sunday mnrfi‘ny, :1111 r'.~‘:"': 11‘.
Greenwich (701': '.1'1' 1...7 ,7... ..'
Mrs. L'H-umnzcdiod ..‘1'
Spent the w: 1 k'\ 11d :11 ‘3‘. . l; 1'.‘
her daughtvr. M1; I 111 "‘ "1 '1? H.
Lakeview av(»11uo,l\'1'.v (1111.1..11.
Mrs. lila. Maxie
home Tuf-sdxy m'ttrzznr7
York city, 111.91..- :V.'..' 31.1". . .
guest of Mr. and 571:. 7' : j;. 2~i.. ‘1"
Parker.
J. E. Keanzvy has n“
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the
£510.11- 12 .'..... ‘
. 90.5!-
thn at the Wile (1:1 12111 12:01:12:
32110 of ill. l’; S 51' upm- 50'. 1:111:
has acceptul .1 pn 5111.. .'1 .11v111'11l, .
city.
In spite of il‘ze had tr..1 1 ‘ '
1 Hing _ 7 N
Needle the nudging, 140111.21 5!.‘11': 'i:
endefvor'fng 3'17 (lol' 11.11" m ":01 :: U 'h'
peope of the \iltuge wit! -1 ii. i 1 ‘
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“Elizabeth”l1o..13l1.\.cme a!
‘ways olligin; #111113: 41‘” bun-kude 1
:th roads ccald b:.:or1 any time
uring the «lay 1.an In.‘ nutmuobil.
vrlith a small sled cum 31011111; to 1:11p
fie]! the ne( do of} the 311011- -bour.d pub
NH
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\l’. L. Shiymer of l
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‘way is timing 3 new Buick ca:
Charles LCLkWOOtl 211:. ‘ family wt} 1
shortly remove to East N<I1rwalk.
Charles Abbe an 31.10115 1.4.1 log 31
iterations made to his home on Leroy
Avenue.
held tonight in o rairsonngo at 7: l5
ohclock a
The reg'n‘ at weekly m( oz: 11;: n- the
. electric
.‘.1.1~'1'l:‘a11i-
medinrz, 7
:1 1': in.
The motion picture '30 be shown at
Seam; School nrxt 3'5. 'mxlay night.
1 e a seven-reel ..
Stream of Life.‘ to tuxe “The:
The house 01': 11p; '.‘.d ... lanes Hind I
k} on Wrst Awnm (11::11' SM zonick
'Avenue has been rold 111111 the Hind-
]ev's are obliged ..o hunt [01' a new
home. .
Alterations hm. be.-. m. 1;..(2 1
the R‘. nz’s le l1" .1ol (‘ 92:31 :1“!-
lrusiness in me Austin 13‘: . 1.1,: a pnrti
tinn separating the office .‘ru: :1 a show-
room. 1'
The St. Pa!rlc§1.‘s Dam 111;)(1' given
last night by the Lei; .l Socie: y
at the Methodist Cinmh was the»
most successful armi- ' of 11'. '3 kind the
women of tho" 1 church hzue 111' or niwen.
The number served exce Slltd all DI‘L' i
vious record: |
Chief Samuel Shem-1: who 1" '-'< 5111.»,
ed and othevwvlsn inim'nrl when tho;
delivery car of the Sir-wart aroverv,
which be driv,es turned tux'ile on the
ice at the runs-1 on tho l”. u rowd a.
couple of weeks ago. is rec 11011113.
The .‘JPTCllGIilll' ('1 ..‘11 1'. '1osei
headquarters are :11 8709511211 Hans
and which has bran:- lies in many Newr '
higland towns is organizing a. Stam- v
ford branch whirl: 11.1 1cpre=ent :1._
large 11 other of Dalian tra'ln's ~111r n and
protect their irtereas in dealing with;
delinquent debtors.
“fillsam J Deverill, lo'al mom |
k r
«of the firm of Vw» 2.11m :5' .2" 1 .3; 3:,
his Bought, .hmugh 31..., John Bruin-z
mer, the no. :19 on the Ft: :t road which
he has occupied since coming Lo Dari-
en w.11u1'.'....s the property of Ralph.
Hindley f0. mm'ly of UPS town and
now of Eactpo 1 Me.
George W. Philcox cf .iindley Park,
who has been .....u..at : with the Law-
rence 1121 came agcr .ey in. South Nor.
talk for the past ‘. velve years has
Opened an office of his own on the
l’oet road just 1 nthwest of the db-
pot. Daring ngthepastfewmonths Mr.
Phileox has had amoet attentive
g erected which will be his ‘01
lice. He will handle not. only local
a.” 11;: 1owns as wall.
The West. Avenue bungalow, erected
a few yeah; ago by Clarence I; Seo-
11631
“on the distributor for flu-
NEW
P. Allen, WFOT 7111.731”: _
vesterday reported 120 mfims .11
this city for. the month 0. February
ten more than the correszmnum"
month of last year: He attributed
the increase to leap rear conditions.
There were 394 births, thnee‘ men
than a year ago.
CARTRIDGE CLOTH FOR PEACE.
FUL PURPOSEb.
Every woman who loves sl‘ken tex-
turesuand what woman don‘t—will be
interested in the big display mint‘ar-
tridge 1321061,“: the Trista-3111 £11533.“
Show windows.- .Cartridgc cloth, as
made under United States 'Govem-
mom specifications, is absolutely pure
silk, and only that material will an~
swer for use as powder bagsmfor the
hip: guns.
suits and dress skirts, aim come in a
number of most attractive shades.
"(in goods are a full yard wide. and, al'
this low mice quoted are the best. 0'
bmgm‘nsg unless will be gladly tur-
nir hed- by Tris‘ ram & I-batt who are
the local agents.
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This material is itlt'al fox"
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new Specialty
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$1. 00 to $7.50.
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$5. 00.
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this department.
The doors of toe
‘gtore‘, filled 11:11. an
er the large t and finest line:
w'ear Garm nts to be found under one roof.
The clay is‘ set for the Grand Opening of the
Store at -37 Washington
Children’s
street, South Norwalk.
TO-MORRO‘V 3"- lARCH 20, 9 21.411.
nost up-to-date Chicken 3
31231151171: line of Boys’ and Girls’
Cloth 114., and F1. 3'35 1' '1': w ill We opened
After weeks if preparation 11' e finally succeeded' m gathering togeth-
f liifants’ and Children’s Readx -to-
With our ch 1i11 store s1 sic in of 11.3.11... and a low rate of overhead
exoénse we Will be able to stall you Infants’ and Children’ 3 Rank ~to‘
,7 wear Garme lts at a saving: of 2510 50 net cant. of whfit 370171
1 "' "" 109% to palv’elsenhe ' ,
WA, are show 112 a line of Beys’ and Juvenile Suits and‘ Ton Goat;
made by hes known makers in New York City: in serge! flan‘iléls.
'1‘ tweeds and cashmeres. of evelv descriptmn. all‘ m the new spring
shades and models. ranging in price from $6. 75 to $18.50.
Boys’ Top-C \ats. Shepard plaids. plain worsteds. tweeds and cash-
.meres. from $6.75 to $12.50. '
Knee Pants 1n serge. corduroy. Worst/eds and cashmeres. sizes from
4- 8 and 9-20. ranging in price from $1. 00 to $3.00 per pair. ‘
Boys’ Hats and Caps' m the latest novelties ranging in price from
n
"Boys’ Blooms and Shirts for dress. school and work. made of khaki
cloth. cham rav in plain and stripe. plain white. with or withoutcol-
‘ ' ‘ “'lars. at $1.00. $1.25. $1.50 and $2.00. All guaranteed fast color. ' 0
Boys’ Collar in Buster Brown and other styles.
J‘Sn'spenders. Belts and N eckwear of 1:11.051; spring styles. _
Hosiery for boys and girls of best known‘brands. ranging in brice
31-0111 25c to $1.00 per pair.
. ‘ 'Girlsl'Coatscizes from 1 to 16 years. in latest styles. made of this ’
season’s ne vest materials. in full'and three-quarter lengths. rang-
1111-2 in price from $5. 00 to $25 .00.
Gn'ls’ Dainty Dresses. in plain white linen. pique and lawn. plain
tailored or f ncy embroidery. sizes from 1 to 16 years. Prices from
Girls’ School Dresses. in plain colored chambray. natnraL colored _. "
linens. ginghims.‘ mmany ditferent’ models. sizes 2-16. Prices $1.00 to. ,
I 5 MILLINERY for every girl from I to 16. Fromm straw rollerto .. .
r- 7_ hand-mule 8 1k braids. The largest and. most lip-m file 11 the 8511!. ' «7 .
E 7 Aliysbsme o' shade at any pricefrmrrfimtoflfifi wifibefomfl 'm .~f
. We willhave no music or flowersforthe open-
inth instead we Will give a cash We! 10w
cent. on every purchase dam the: enema}.
Week-End Spe .
(3th WW truth: “Nuts My simply 0311’? 7
_makathm'better Theyaramide ‘m- m by s but! 1'
known for quality and purity for WM my 8 a RP“
when behind the goals, thcre’3de1lcicusneaeinthe taste an;
there‘s pleasure inAtho eatingfipe‘oialfor the week-end 7 .;:.7_ ‘
6% FULL POUND.
H. A.- MEAD'
PRESCRIP LEON PEARHAGIST
8 North Main St.
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reasonable terms
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sou 2.11 Non-walk. .
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All Styles With a Wide Ranged
Cribs, Kiddie Km, Yards cilia
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STORE CLOSEB AT 6 DAILY.
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SPAT PmsoBrown cocoa kid, military had pom wifi
stitched tip and high tongue. 7
DRESS OXFORDS-Black kid, long vamp; with M tip
1 and leather Louis heel. ,
TRIPLETOE SILK 1108133? FOR m ..
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..HerSchfield Motor
TRANSPORTATION CO.
Daily Sewn-.- Between New Haven. Bridgeport.
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‘ «man; puldod was for furniturowork.
South nor-walk 122 Water Street. Phone 29‘.
Now York City-4.74 Seventh Ame. Phone W W
360 81c“ Street. PM E! m.
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Romans for children, two to nxyan, male of mu ging-
lmn, chambray, poplin and some of «ope-4h kind to easily
mm peumwmm,mm
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fill! drop '2!” speaking or . '.'.':2
because he may haw ‘
W plates with the same 1.. .
there in nothing better in .~'
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made in my office would 13.11:. ' ~
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