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Let Us D‘emonstrate'm.
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All?!)
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Bun t Decule Hastily
When You are selecting :1. Vacuum Cleaner
the makes you haVe' 1n mind—and then
u have to do—is just call us umee will gladly
one to try at your house.
EASY TERMS 1P DESIRED.
16- South Main Street
"The charm of the new has
always a. new charm"
No matter how young, how
old or how buy, it does a:
man good 13 put of the gar.
mentnot the past neanon and
begin- a new lirewith a new
outfitjrom head to 100%!
Many a knotty» problem has
been smoothed out by re-
flection, in the minor, after
putting ”on a new suit.
' tening of the infant son of Mr. and
There was a I double celeliratlo‘n
last Sunday. at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas Garfield, 2‘2 lawnI
street; the occasion being. the chris-
Mrs. Matthew Galbo and the bin.»
large number or friends assembled.
and the occasion was one long to be
remembered. Mr and Mrs. Cbanes
IOddo acted as godmlnr and god-r
This week the new and new-
I
._‘-.‘
is
Homer
rho home of his sister,
Sturges seriously
Mrs.
13 Academy street.
—McEn-,llv’s Singing Orchestra,
may Tonight. Dancing till
o'clock.
Grant,
' 1'
U aw" i‘a‘.
ill at
Lawrence
Ar-
1
.\ regular meeting of Lourt Laurel.
Daughters of Hostile.
morrow evening in Red Men's Hall.
will be held to-
'l‘hox young people of the South Nor-
“1;; llaptirt Church held their regu-
last night. -
Monday evening volley ball prac-
Beet quality coal at Harris &' Gann.
‘Jtmbers of the C. E: 31. club held
social
home
and
the
«win:
at
avenue.
1 l
iimuml E.
Charles E.
will attend
i')!‘
. n
i.
the
meeting last
of the Misses
and Elsie Leatherland, Wood-
'Crowe of Norwalk and
W'illiamson of
Republican
convention that opens tonight
wv. Haven. continuing until
- . 'u‘i'.
Z'cn’t forget McEnelly's at Armory.
to-
" gin—Last appearance.
.z‘wuik'youths interested in en-
:11: J'; the navy will have the
c to interview a naval recruit-
;.'.:.111 Who will be at, the City Hall
Guy and Saturday of this week be-
at 9:3 and 3 o'clock. Twenty-
41€<n trade solmn‘w are now open for
. ambitions in -i H‘Cl‘uil. Further
iii‘ormation inn 21nd by inquiring
w the new. .z'uiting station:
Quinlan] PH“ Stamford. I I
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To Think
It Over
is One Thing
To Act
inite Another
:: people who die without
' 'intended' ’. to make one...
.‘ not let. your estate be (had.-
. .1 because you put of malt-L
_‘ our will. _
.1 new and make this 00m-
vcur executor.
I—v‘
W Minimal:
Miss Mabel
fpo'rt.
avenue has recovered
days illness.
The American Band will hold a m.
hearsal tonight in their rooms on
North Main street.
, *Carpets Cleaned and Colere Re:- .ewed
(‘onnecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
87 Cedar St. Teleplwneelln‘ds'
A regular meeting of Old WellCom».
mandery. No. 956, United Order of
the
evening in Davenport Hall.’
candidates will be obligated-
Judge Howard J.’ Curtis will. pre-
side over‘ a special session of the
Superior court today {cribs-put
posovotr hearing uncontentod‘ divoreo~
cases. Several Not-walk casesaal‘o
sheduled to be heard. ’
. or”.
I —Bu‘y-,vour. coal at Harris & Gm.
I
An.all~day sewingmnetiug of the
Woman‘s Guild of Trinity church is
being held today in tho Trinity
Pax'fnhc‘llall. At tro'clock‘ ~fills; after-
noon there will be evening prayei and'
Rev. T. E.‘
on address by the rector,
Swan.
l
\
‘ot' population during the War. Mon-
tana leads will] at least 3,443 casual-
ties, (‘onnoctiout coming next. with
1,265 dead. The entire total casual-
tifis of the American forces during
the war were 302,612-
_.
—~Carnel< Cleaned and Colors Renewed
Connecticut. (‘armt Cleaning Company’
’57 tCedar Sr. Telephone 1413-4.
by”
Court. and Jury cases will be heard
Iin the Common Pleas courts this
week, jury wasps before Judge John
R. Booth and co'urt oases before
Judge John J. '\\'nlsli
day zitkllfi o‘L ‘or-k.
commencing to
Both judges have
assigned four cases for each courtI
-—..
day. I
A meeting of Frank C. Godfrey Post”
Number 12, American Legion, will be
held in the City Hall tomorrow night
Rev Louis B Howell will addressI
the memheis of the \V cman' s Associafii
tion of the South Norwalk Congrega-l
tional church at a meetingr to be held'
tomorrow alternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
. _ .
—McEnellv's Orchestra, Arman,
Tonight—Best Yet.
We Close Every Day at 6 P. M.
s 1‘
SPRIN G SWLES
hi- wrixw
‘Co.’s _ _
GXEORDS MD PUMPS
Johnson of Sumner
I street has taken a position in West.-
Mrs. Charles Ilarty of 20 Franklin
from Several
Golden Cross. will’ be held think
Three=
The state of Connecticut is second‘
Ii" the ratio of casualties per thousand
I walk _Tmst
» ous monologues.
I-Department.“
V, bers- of the Executive Committee of ,
' vice-president o 911:.
fortheBritl Ameriéin M13130
est in suits fon- Spring. -
The leading COLORS are
brown,- , blue and.
m MN
The: mm oncoming,
double)”
The PRICES to $75.
IC ..J Stevenson of New York city.
is a business visitor in town today.
The Endeavor Circle of We
naugnth-s will meet Wednesday afé
temoon at 2:30‘o’cl6ck‘ in the south
Naiwalk Congregational church.
I Joseph P. Wallace of Wilson, N. Y.,
Iis seeking. iniormation about: Ruth
Davey. army 30 years old} who in«
believed‘to be living in South Nor.
walk. Her fatten Joseph some
Davey is dangemiulwm at Mr. Wil—
lacc’s home in Wilson;
I
I Nine popular girls oi South Nor-
.walk have formed auclubffo be calhd
“The Buddies" m.- the. purpose of
doing. fancy-work; and»: also} fur cw
ing social titles, Missfil'deline Blemi-
velt will entertain {he club this week
at her hogan South Holman-eel
~Egg, stove, nut coal. Harris 6%
Guns.»
One of the rare appearances of the
N01thern lights was seen last night.
”Monsoon, Mr! and‘Mx-s. S. Ubfllfllom
In" F -. for the boy. There was smir-
‘ing and music and dancing was en:
’ wt: 3 late hour: Theeorehee
2- Imidog music Anon the suentrJ
-Ztnd MMrs imam-d Canon.
.11.. port: Mr. and; Mrs. Wil-
Amid. Martina. Mfs. 0:3. Au;
d,» in. and Mn. A. More, Mr.
and Mrs. 13'. Oddo. Mr. and Mrs. I.
f
Mrs..stid’ one“ and two‘dauxb'i‘
1ters olentport. mum no Post
“divine-ills: Josephine Barium;
lay of‘ Wow-“.3 Stepheuiwntcr:
bury George Waterbury George Git-
Nrd at Weston m visitors in town
131nm. . “in “
Animus Joseph Sidney. of 177
Gnenwlch.v‘nvenuoh and Mlle. Jane
Seacorr oi’ Norm were inert-led in:
Rev. Thom 1-). Swan, rel-ow of Trlnr
11y» Episcopal church. Mr. Sidney‘in
employed by the Yale a; Towne Mfg.
Co.
.—
A surprisewan tendered Mr: and
Mrs. Charles Onldo 01.16} Cross street,
last evening. lhe occasion being the
birthday annlvcisnry 0; Mn. Oddo A4
large mimber 3’! guests enjoyed
music, dancing and rertgshmente.
Missed Cecilia anlov, Julia Jonem
and Dora Horwm of South Norwalk
spent the week-end with friends and
relatives in Bridgeport.
This is 11 very bright light .tppcaiing
in the \‘orth and extending over the.
heavens towards the So 1th These
lights are generally seen in Swing
and Summer and foretell cold1
weather.
To think it over is one thing: 1.) nctI
Innothor. M03}. people who die with
Iout wills “intended" to make one.
Don‘t let your estate be dissipated be I
cause you put oi! making your will.
'Act now and make the South Non
Company your executor.
I
,Ninctoon years experience in
‘andling estates. series of games Wf‘l’i first played of] 1x12921410" 3.41;“..34fl mM‘ "7
Iand then the "chumpionn' ui‘ cachI .
.1—
-—Fresh caught long dams 3 m ., Iside pitted against varh mlm. 5119- ---~ r‘ "’ "*" "" ”’
25c. At wagon.
bridge Wednesday.
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. Washington
reported for the concert and enter I
ta’inment to be given in Host Thea-g
tre,
brother .334)
gram has been prepared consisting 0.1"
vocal and piano selections and humor-
D. _W‘llliam Harford of this city in
attending the funeral of Robert M.
Dame, chief of the New Brim Fire
which takes plea: in
that city today. Chief Dame was .33-.
sooiated‘ with Mr, Harford as mem-
thet Connectiwt uState , Firemens' As- 1
nociation, when theeTz‘ifler was first
-—Oon’t form McEnelly'e at Armory,I-
Tonight—ulna appearance.
A few eunewhborors’emnloyad :b'y
' ‘ ‘ ' ~:»Pars_‘on_s on the
t have 111191 building f
'end visitors in New York.
Invenuc is visiting nlatiwes in Slam
'SOUTH NORWALK
street U1] Mather and
Mwinueis against llmmonrl
{and Fred Gnnung.
A Inigo sale of tickets have been Northern Lights,
tomorrow night by the blind church, Till-"3'13? “thing. this work
sister, John and \lary‘wm be 19“ IV
McCoy. An unusually interesting pro Ipastor will he ““3““ at Ornil’erento.
I Meets 'March
March 2.5,
«who in
W AMI!) BridgepOrt.
Safely step headaches as told
‘fHayer packages”
\‘lrs. Anna O’Hara and Miss Ethel
Miles of East NorWnlk Were week
Mrs. Evelyh Reynolds 015' Franklin
ford.
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METHODIST
CHURCH NOTES.
day anniversary of Mr. Garfield. AI
no Schurtino ol’ Bridgeport... ..
Wfllinm‘B‘.‘ annealewmu Sterling
ochanm‘de. Milo Georgiana» Col-7 1
South Nomllt on February. 12, by, ”-
”Begum, WMMWmeefoundhereinaverychoioe
mmmmneda Beddmeandfiobyceumflimembefw
Viéitonrstore andseethe bewtifnl MyotSmmer Furniture.
Wemelhemffimmxhomeeeonolele.
xterm stout, nov '0‘:- mv. The my best
Maohineonthemaflfea Soldonleuyterm. m
Weather;
ororfininh. Mudlumorlnrge.
Range in ”maroon $85.00.
RUGS
of colors and patterns.
cuss RUG—9x12, 39.95; 8:10, $8.45; 6:19, $15.45: Any colors.
5
. 1.,
Last night tlu’re “an an intcrestlng
crokinole match in the rooms or thol
South Norwalk Me hodist Episcopal 3‘
church between the \oung men off
two of the Sunday Q1 hnol classes
it :Lnk ”all provzd
l rockinule and re- 1
fershnmnts, ‘a fine limo “as enjoyedi
The rréd week meeting of' the
(
I c:
John l Allow. 1' he
I
l
I
to the Norwich State
rov. Mrs. l Keller of the town farm.
and Eva Turner.
BOARD OF RELIEF
23 and 24. 2 to 5 P. Mai
7 to 9 P. M. l
i
.
in
Id
I
I
A’;
Sherwood Fred llnmbmg place on Titvlor ayes from the rear of an automobile pork-
Ali lmgeiher with :nue
Iadvised of the theft of am. an-
I,tomobile
Iw hich was
Ford Coupe. Jensen Creagh,
“ambient-wall hostoflce force. 38 -
Ipossihfllties of the new ("Ar 10 "Doc."
thisucity andsgm 9t Diminis‘em
armed in 83341ng inmtaxotwwater-treeteharmmmu-Weo It ism
work =golng to the Park City aner eault, were
Ibeing located in W on the sum morning until
inert: ‘ .
Sterling Furniture Co.
122-131 WashingtomSireet
v
purchased the: A new automobile tire was stoten The Nor-walk Disnensary I‘ll.
great need of children clothing
old muslin. Contributions '
sent to the Dispensary. arm?
and will be greatly appreciated.
George “’33? has
1 ed 0n W'ood street at :30 o ‘cloch last
night. The tire is the property of
I‘Vllliam Elswiler.
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1
Jo'sephrkiska‘and wife have our:
based the house and lot at 18 BaileyI
lice! fiom Jmcph Kielra and wit»
A water pipe, bursting near 5 Tin-EV The diet regular Ieenion
.Board of Belief held y '
Iternoon in the city hall. I:
the fact that the grand lint
increased over two million
{the-attendance of. propel-tr
Tanking for abatement or“ 7
Gilbert R. Hastings of this cltv. has [was smaller yesterdly than it
been sued or $" 5 damages by Henry The assessors books in my
6-1770 Breelry... nation or Bridgeport. who I‘cleflre offices me in great 11
um“ In seek to collect a bill of 825 78 At- anxious property owned
tachment of $100 was filed today in learn their new manner“...
the ofice of Town ClerkeHerbea-t 3.1 . .
m a smell The action is rationale be- For M end vicinity;
{mfly fore Justice of the Fence John A. night. VII-mar ll‘ ulterior:
Cornell o: Fairdeld. MM; moderate to trash»
M went winds. Weather
Due to the absence or Prosecuting The weather «out a! law
Cmmer C. Human; , who is in has moved slowly cam
formerly of Bridgeport the memo! Jeane-wit.” tln” lav mmm been; 1,
udffllzabetn Johnson? boon colout’m rm. North Dakota,
:dall avenue. first district, this morn—
fing, resulting in considerable-damage
.being suflered by the road-bed caused
by tlie forceful rush of escnpmg
1 water.
Detective? Sergeant Hunt will take
Home tomor-
Police headqnaretrs here have been
number
last
0
license
stolen
Dr. Heiferran. has I“!
4:
ennonntnthg.- the , themes 3m .1
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William Wet.
continued from this cloudy and Wed . ‘
Thursday morning western Wu. W
They med begun at» 3:15 am an continues out ctr the
7-,“; :14 , I
Arthnr 8 But. night mathewflt
W ,
Norwalk Chronicler