period in attendance minar-
me Kaske.
' ‘1——Margaret Anderson. Eve.
mole, Willa Kasitenoussie sit
and Raymond Weeks.
mile—Evelyn Manson. ‘
Grade 3—Donald Shufelt. and Luth-
“(31mm k’l‘hurley Roberts Ellen
W. Ethel ethane, Elbert Tier,
m finooxr'stephen thzu. Ralph
Greenwood and 'Willis Gehrmann. -
' Grade 5‘89: Peden, NelsonSilcox,
W Avery..‘Vera-.Gancher, Viola
M iii! Lillian Wright.
M 61-13;?“ Greenwood, Harlan
m Inna! Gamble, Paul _Stumpf,
Wide, Adelaide Coleman, Mil-
“. Weeks.
Merv—Arthur Dego. Fred Hodges,
Alta Maroon, Dorothy Cummings,
1A ridden: of East Norwalk report-.
or! yesterday. to Prosecuting Attorney
creme:- c. Hegeman that a boat he
I‘oatthnee years ago was discovered,
this week to‘-be in the posseasion of
'an East» Norwalk man, who upon de-
mad. ramsedvtogive it onto the
rightful owner. _ lAttol-ney Hegeman
suggested as the most effective course
of adieu that a suit or replevin be
instituted to recover the lost property.
All aftermath of the recent divorce
or a ICove avenue couple came yester-
day} when the Woman complained to
Chiet of Police William R. Pennington
that her 15-year old daughter had left
her ham to tire with her father, who
' has since remarried. She wanted the
girl ctr-return to her, but she showed
. a. desire to make her home with her
' father. Chief Pennington referred the
..complainant to her attorney.
‘ Captain Daniel Overton died. on
incurring, at his residence in Reedville.
Virginia. according to information re-
(delved!!! relatives in Norwalk yes-
terday. .1119 family resided. r many
" ‘ in the house now 0 ed by
Charles simons, in Rowan street, and
' Overton, as a boy. was well-
Jinan-z here. He was a. cousin of the
, L'Holn'medieus, of‘East Norwalk and
E-V, 30mm 3-:
Rev. I. M. Blanchard talked interest.
{ugly last night before a large attend:
nice in the Advent Christian church,
. taking his text for the scriptural talk
from $9 16th Psalm. Rev. Mr. Blan-
' char-d; who resides in Bridgeport.
made aglavorabie impression during the
carries in the local church last night.
Thai Lieutenant . Ernest Brundage,
‘ ylnochle team in the Mayflower Hook
' it ladder tournament, retained their
gallant emerged the victors otthe
m plfivod last night with the
‘ . aroma Guttride. Luncheon
at; mum followed the. marine-
Thafeported sale of the Oscarh‘vv;i
W veata’teon East avenue, 7w jc
' , fid in The Sentinel, yesterday, is
W to have been closed yesterday
m. the property going to J...W..
mm Bridgeport.
W. Grant, of Bridgeport. who ac-
.the Raymond property in East
uo’: yquerday, is reported to haye
, . u the Darrow Jot at the cor-
olflast avenue and Myrtle street.
it”, . —— &
obi-monthly meeting or the Tith-
(31.58 of- the Advent Christian
Mine. only was transacted.
mam L. Long, or. Fall Riser.
’ in! boil: charge of both servic-
; 13m Advent Christian church,
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A number of the residents of no
Waylon are pruning their fruit trees
and grape vines.
, Miss Lydia 'Vosburgh will begin her
work no 80931110 soloist in the Green-
. wick Qungrqgational church, May 1.
f. W'people are beginning to worry
in market the fare will be to Roton
Point“: gummer, now that the zone
,ulrtenrilla in exact. it will be 10 cents
tram South Nor-walk and 12 cents
"idol-Valli. ,
‘ A. Waterbury of Sound
enoe, well known civil war
and former rural mail carrier
Fat: received congratulations
y‘ local friends.
baupsav's NEXT BOUT.
- Convention. An opponent is
. N. J., April 9.—-Frankie
(3. here, defeated Dutch
310011711. in an eight-rumd
gt made astrong fight, but,
v»; toend. ,,
, for the winter. ternaare as
» ten—~Charlotte Cummings l
"for . ew days'y'rsit 3
‘her fiafid mother. Mrs.
‘61 woodmaven, L. I
her home in '89
no more Helen Kaske, 'Rutli [71119th “8““.
I» rien M. E. Church'will preach in the
Hunting Ridge Church next. Sunday
I. '1! At and Louise flodges. iat 7:30 p. m
tip‘na result at winning the,
‘was'jteld last night. Routine
his Slat birthday yester-
WO, Mich. April 9.—-—-
Minuteman, of Benton Harbor,-
yesherday from a.oou.terence
my, bringing. a contract, by
, of which the champion so.»
‘0 defend his title at Benton
in July, during the Republican
.I
. ‘31:}? but. agemefllsggl CmREN,S
Jule manger o! the situation
,___. .1 q
flail 389'"
....r‘fie Michael Nilan WW? .1
H. Raymond 0‘ ‘3'". . . . ..
midway“? take possession May 3plete hne of made-up Curtains.
13:.K.B,31“EI1\TK“'S
N. Y.. who W
. ' ' oili-
fl’icea of the various town -
dalsneinothe town hall are being dtho;
ou‘ghly renovated, repapered an r
painted.
' ‘ - s 1‘ av
Mrsfggl. E. Riclitei left 3e tcld , l
t the. home of:
J. Kirkvmod '
V ‘ ' Maple are
Mrs. .ertrude button of
hue isgow employed as oiilce “CHER
tary by the Gill Real Estate Agencn
in on; Noxon Block.
Mia A. McGratt has returned to
. I ringileld. 315133., aiaer
‘ ' ‘ the
enjoying a visxt at the home or
Misses» Kate and Mary Brady 0!
Rev. Mrsl’rice, formerly of the Pa
4‘ The..min‘strel show to be givml by
the Barton Fire era’nment at Foil
t‘er‘scilool under the direction of Stan-
ley G. 'Whitney, will be pl'é‘fi!‘.ll.i‘(l
Friday of next week. . A
‘Miss Helen McCrea, who is teacu-
lng in New Haven has been spending
the Easter week vacation at. the
home of her father, S. ll. McCrea ot
King's Highway. -
Dr-and Mrs. John Godfrey (if the
Post Road have reason to be exceed
ingly proud oi their cliiltlit-‘i. for lmth
Dorothy and "Billy" were loaders
during the past semester in their re
Spectlve grades.
The new bungalow on Nopilnn mic-
nue, erected for Mrs. Mary Seaman.
has been purchased by llai'r} F. \Vai‘
Want in ere- .
and 1303- "f“
unloved ..
A very large
- ltnnnea,
ted Swiss, _
niacin: and Burlap; also a m
Damagedfl“
rearrange eo.
flfi'WASHlRCTGN
3'0. NORWALK
& Supply Co.
, maybe" St... South Norwafls,
Coal and Wood3
son .3113.
3 Pa_fiamianfl _ contour-mm
~' or payment“. at W
-, Forgthe Boys
THE c'i‘
37 Washinirton Street
which
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All Grades of Funiture 1'
k In sets or “£11,: pieces for every rncrz in the» house- w
1’3me 0 Kansas ron on? an c . ~
DAYS 01L COOK mm ‘
‘ RAYMOND & SON
aroma cnoooum .
W's onooomm undo ‘
.. 'Aemapeanmround-h ~. 3 3
Mp!“ . Illk Chocolates ' Fussy W.
1.18.6 f midi. _ ' . “20 oz. pkg. f ".1, 2, ppm;
’ current) PHARMACY
SOUTH m STREET.
W‘Mfl
BONES—1532
Telephone 324.
/ 3
J‘s! (Glg‘
71¢ .94; any «from
'"‘ "a“ WashthM Street
in}: or the Post Road, Norwich. The
genie was made through the agency 0i
G. Frederick Stark.
Miss Muriel Brady. one or tile
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teacheisat center school, who, dur;
ing the. past few years ha»: been 9‘!
increasing reputation as a short-story:
“771161311515 3 story from lirr pm in,
thin month's issue of the De: tum-r. ,
Robert Doriey has returned to in}; '
home after having: llf‘t‘ll :;~..3. 2- .w '
ment at the Stamford hospital mi}
aev_eral weeks, with the only l‘t‘i-"E i’fi
sleeping sickness known in this '
Howls slowly recoveiiiiig. 5
Charles Abbe of W'esi ith‘iillU, xvii \'
has appeared on the speaking a ...t..:'
for many years, -!l&\’illg just. ,(rt‘llllbfel- !
2:4 ’an-“nuguuemeut with St'l‘idlvz'l‘753
"Not So Long Age." has Nanci up;
wilfi.»_tlm \fliagraph Company to up 1
pear in,lll,(§."‘mt)‘~'lt’s.” _
‘Til‘e Right"=R'el'f (‘limincey ll. By: W
his ann-iial' 3visit next Sunday ~to St
Luke’s church, N'm'otoii. He. will all
minister confirmation. preach the rLI'
monma d celebrate the Holy Com
lnuni'on. All members and friends or
the parish are'hdpecinlly invited to
heal-tuna meet ihe~bishop. ’
REY. 'G. E. Richie-i" was the out)
local! ' clefiptyman‘ . invita- attended the
county conference of the lnierchurch'
World )lp’vemeiit at Bridgeport {Eh
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ster, bishop of Connecticut. will innit-€43»
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weeks: its i5: expeued however, mm
mast of the churchee of this town
will noon perfect, plans and Ui‘g‘lllififl
lions . for participating and cooper-at
ingin {the lnterchurch simultaneous
campaign for world-wide religious
work tulidé'the end 'of this month
Barton is greatly interested in the
announcement that the work of iv
placing the 'W'arrenite pnvemeni on
the Post Road, which has so sadly
disintegrated during the past winter
with concrete. under the direction at
the State Highway (‘ommisioncr
Charles J. Bennett, is to begin in this
town. Those who travel through tigi:
town. realizelhe. need. Big trucks
are still being stalled daily at the (le-
pot square. where the road looks like
a battlefield i‘il Fliimlurs.
The program to be. given next Zilon
day night at the Community Motion
Picture exhibition at Center school
will be an unusually attractive (’1',‘ ,
The feature of the evening will be, the. '
first two cycles of the ten which ran-
stitute ‘Tho Sons of Demi>c1..ty'“
Benjamin Chapin's life of Abraham!
Lincoln. “My Father“ and “My Moth-
er" at," ‘ho portions to be shown lion»
day. ; In addition there will be an ill-
dustfial reel: another of the, bandit»;
ful fest Nature pictures; “Milk and
Honey.’ :1 double reel feature reneriulK
ly interesting to. those illtei-r-st-.~il 7r.
dairying‘ and beekeeping. and ,“Oppooj
tuultfy.”~ a picture describing the 1mm 9 ,
eating work in the trade sdinois ofl‘
the State of Connecticut. Ting will
make, in all a nine-lice! program.
The annual carnival of the .\'oro;on
Heights Fire Department will be :..
outdoor affair this year. It will he
heldi‘rom June 26 to July 3. on the
Noroton school grounds on the Post
Road. the use of this ideal spot imi-
ing been very kindly given to the!
freeman by the school authoriizs.
Preparations are now under way to
make this carnival the biggest and
most successful ever held in Barton.
If the success of the previous indoor
carnivals held by this department cm .
be taken as a criterion. the success ot
the outdoor venture this year is :11
ready nasured. The Noroton Heights
firemen by ,.,the school authorities
hearted support of their-townspeople.
for it is only because of their initia-
tive and altruistic spirit that the town
him any fire protection. The rflen are
indebted? to the people for generous
support-in. the past and hope that pim-
lic appreciation will ‘mantfest itself
this year by making the outdoor car-
nival a" wonderful success.
COATS
ONL Y 8,600
OF THESE GUARANTEED
Fountain Syringes
IN THIS SALE
have only this limited quan-
Thcy win so“ out quickly. ‘
The Roxbury Syringein moulded in one piece from.
red rubber complete with.
‘and three hard “fiber pupa
Soap Sale
Fridays and Saturday: Oub
Darin the ml: of April
REXALL TOILET SOAP
Adm ...—WI-
._ “ram..- :
Our factory could let us
lily {or all of our stores.
Mind
. excrllrmt quality
length tubing
p.
ww..--..-.. -m-F"
~‘HmhId-de,poreupsniubkfirhoihorhdl
Soap improve- with age. You will do well, decline,
who, cvemlmth':rupplyar aartyh-lfrhemphr
price. Our-loipike 15c. partake
.- .. -.r._..-...
Week-ends during April
only ...... ..........
,96codozcn
Other—”Soaps
(if-REDUCED mass
2 for 16¢
w
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2v
3.
r, . A .3
“4‘“«i-hm—Av;uL-— -
a Spring, TonlcS' w ..
"AND OTHER MEDICINES {
M
Rccollect prices you paid Before? Com- ‘-
pare them with the following Liggett prices,
and see the saving you can make.
hi‘OOOIIIIOI‘}.
Tar . . ‘
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‘ .251) ”(1'56 Son
8.8!)
.15de ...“???
.lOLife Buoy.................
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loo-IDIOO‘.‘
NuxatedIron............,...... . »;
Fellow'sSyrup....._......,.-...1-19 .1
» Cude's‘Pcpto Mangan.......... .99
Gray’s Glycerin: Tonic, , . , . . . . .149
Williams’ Pink Pillo...........
’ Carter's Little LiverPillsnuun
Father John’s Medidne...,.....
Pinkham‘sComponnd..........
California Syrup of Figs. . . . .'. . . .
BromSeltzer.................
.60 SalHepatica...................
Fletcher’s Castoria .............
1.00 Hawk‘s MM m’k.ao-.aooao
PEPTONA '
The Great Spring
TONIC
A very effective
:' Delicious Cocoa
W. hm’ in
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OTHER WEEK END FOOD SPECIALS
SOLD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
AT NEARLY EAL? PRICE -
lit-ion! detest 'erery day
m—lnone pound oral-
ed conhim every day
"'M'~m m” ...—......
n}
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flesh and rich. in lo ounce
awn labomor'les aficr com Mac- I wholesome. dc-
ndmbk' crpenmenutim.
Coat-3m Iron in a pcpton'wcd form, which is easily
absorbed in the system, Manpneu’c, another cumtill
for enriching the blood, aluo Md: and Cot] Lim- o'il
Baum, Messing nourishing and in producing proper-
(its. ,Plczsant to take, improve: the appetite and over-
comcs that tired Spring feeling. ‘
Full pint“MCCIIQIII‘IGOOIOIIOIJII.
REXALL ORDERLIES
The pleasant 12min in crazier tablet form. The,
work naturally and form no hit.
5:0{3ocnblcts...............»...'.i.
Specml Offer
"' NEVERHARD .BLAUD
‘IRON 1);th i_ ’
ammonia
f ' ' AUSTIN’S GARAGE
Chanda
SPECiAL DUB!
‘1? Early timeyoo have
k .‘ r
m...» «flamed..- .. a»... ..M...a......
Nearly ""70he hows , 4
”1°“ m‘fimnhaiw are. mbymim.
proved procaé of mfl'MEr‘ture
a pill that remains 1;,ng .,
Mwbwizire d1 ...r. .
in” the System. 0...-
” we have made
j 3 if ... . ... 7‘ d. :lv Keofté 1h!“
:AFineAmrtment ' . . ' >1 '
. So. Norwalk Auto Repair Co.
“NDRICK & WHETE, Props.
122 So. Main St. ' Phone 301.
REPAlRING, WELDlNG,
LIGHT TRUCKING AND PARCEL DELIVERV
FOR SALE
2 Ford Touring. 1 Bilirk Touring. 1 li'l‘ ‘ i‘dlmlrw- :. l lfllh 1 Ton
Worm Drive Ford Truck. CAR? FOR HIRE.
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. ' - For This 'Weck life Are Offering , l
Silk and. Muslin Underwear. Dove Make
f" 1. M — j mansxlnrs ' I
3 3.5.0 Quality for . ‘
l Won-Jityfor........., .......... ......”
' $1.793uaiityfor..... ..... ...... .....
clamor ..... ..........................
’" ‘ ‘WEI'EB'BATEEN UNDERSKIRTS
'“flflQuafitonr ..........
' ‘ ammre CHEMTSE
”premier-.... .............. . .....
“ *1" ‘ ' " " RIGHT Gowns
"63 wed-i W-nmuqsdgna":~ .............
khfiantflbrmd. ...... 2..
'miqulility .t.;.:......a.....‘...... ....... .
$179M ............. , ......
, Every Woman’s Fashion Shop
120 WASHINGTON ST.
s ...... .
51.59
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If You Have No HOME Call at 24
Washington St, and Buy a HOUSE on
Easy Terms.‘
RAYMOND BROS.
3 Phone 1969.
Railroad Avenue, SOuth Norw‘alk
Are your broke: in A1 condition?
Do your wheels line up 0. E. that you may get the all
1|in on your tires?
1 Are the bearing! in your motor in good condition?
Now is a good time to go over the car and have it .
readiness. You willwant it just the day you find you
neglected. to have your work done.
I have gone tires at the old price.
w. R. AUSTIN,-.i=rop.
3.
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,, -"i - MEN—FALL 1N! '
' WITH .
‘ 1' 'momngsinbmwnorblackcalf.anddis-
Ame son andwmfm in 5° W.“-
, ' “M;MMWWWW Phi-“1
‘ .
3, , . $8.50 to $15.1”
BRACKEIV
5 Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler