may. APRIL 12, up . . _ -
Mrs l. '1‘. Payne, 34 Flat Hill Road,
Curtain Materials 'wiu attend the Grand Session or the
United Order of the Golden Cross in
A very large “some!“ in 01'9- Hartxord. tomorrow, as delegate from
tonnes, Swims, Figured and Dot. on Well Commandry, number 906.
WE KEEP OPEN
SATURDAY NIGHT
TOQP'M' ted 8 ' ' fthiscit'
was, He unettes, Colored ° 3- .
Wind - 1,130 _ The Norwanr Aerie of Eagles execu—
B ’8' . com tive olficera held a meeting yesterday,
plete line of madcap Curtains.
.KBANKS
at which time some tentative arr-enge-
.» merits weer made for the .coming
; ' Sun~
" :I'; please ‘class initiation to be held next
~ day night in the Town Asembly Hull.
52'50 and Better._ ' ’ ' " "° Hotel Bl°°k -—REGENT TODAY. LARRY season
O : Madras, V ne ' m m NM ' 'in “The Grocery Clerk." The funniest
- .__. »»— — comedy ever shovm on the screen and
t is suggested that the state Orgall‘ Katherine MacDonald in “The Beauty
9 an automobile thief—catching force Market.”
trained to run down thieves. 9 In order to cover the entire state
Mrs. H. L. Slauson and her son, still more effectively, the Connecti-
Howard of ‘West avenue, New cut Humane society has under consid~
Canaan, have moved to Non-am. eration the appointment of additional
A son, Frank Gerard, was born last field agents to engage in statewide re
week to Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. De- lief work in behalf of both children
“'aters, 10 Springwood avenue_ .and animals. '
Volley ball practice will he held to-l There will be a meeting of the
night by the young people or the [Frank P. Godfrey Post, 30.12, Amer:
Eouth Norwalk Baptist church. 108D Legion. the annual meeting for
The monthly meeting of Old my,“ ‘this year, in the City Hall at b oclock
. — w tonight. Much important business
gggkefpgfigd: fEHllaZirXIIHF: “ST: (will be transacted. including the eiec-
i - ~ 6- -
. tion of officers for 1920-1921. Every
“ _ S .mn' ;Legion member. and all service men
:.'_' of Our Brother’s Lodz . H. P. Ballot: and family of Lincoln
U. 0.1”. is scheduled .to
i 11’ ii 1 the of Norwalk should attend.
avenue are mov ng t 18 wee o ,
. . . . ' ——C ed olors Renewed
‘IHS EV‘CIHHR‘ ”1 their $001113 house recentlv purchased by them on arpets C123“ 01mg; Enin Com 1'“
' 1“, street. Bavview avenue Connect cut arp e g per,
‘ . c o
{87 Cedar St. Telephone 14134.
Meetings of Old “'ell ‘
Ladder company and the Putnam PERSHNAB
HOS? company will be held this even-
A very pleasant surprise party was
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«Best Quality Coal at Harris & Gama. 1
(given to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Deermg.
Jr., of Franklin avenue. Saturday
. . The meeting of the Norwalk Bird
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. g 3 (31:25:: 313:;1't333’9;.:%m: and Nature Club Will not be held this
(2 - ': moms at 25 Main street“ evening. hut on a date to be an- .evening, on the third anniversary of
l." . (die, 14 Snowdon street, re- nounced later. ‘their marriage, at the home or Mrs.
Derring's mother, Mrs. Clarence Mil-
ler of No. 5 Livingston Place. An 0n-
\: m the police yesterday he .85 Rev. Stephen Chermitsky of. Bridge-
joyable evening was spent with cards,
.ioseph Davi
v.3- Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK.
Hooks;
' "Ht-Fill of John Skelly of
mthcr of Thomas A. Skel-
;-i:ice in that city yesterday.
.‘zlis. Skelly stayed over the
I m attend the sci‘vicea.
f». : "‘52:: of the l'nited Brother-
“ Carpenters. and Joiners of
9"" ul by his 20- iear old .on . ~ . . .
I was rpfmnh, m the prose- pelt tormerl} pastox of St. Ladislaus
1:“ 1,; ,moynpy for ill’l‘l‘r'igalion. church. this city, was a visitor in dancing and music, both instrumen-
Wlf‘is 150‘” 0031 at Harris a Gun!- ‘°“'“ 3'95“"“333 gtal and vocal. During the evening
A . rowan: husines iiicetinr: of The. \l'hateoever Circle of King‘s SM‘ThaEd‘ 3:;sila1320523‘: :Zrteerngiea‘lgl
H “‘2 3'; (‘Onllllallllt'i 3’, No, 9593“ >1 2} [a .- l _ , . - w . ‘ ’ .
:, .,.3 ”MW. of ”H. (ionic-3. pmsi 123““) 2:0 2302;“:x‘itii‘li:fsa}h:crzi: the guests. Mr. Russell Broadway
~i: i-r 1mm tummy, w night in tin: ' ‘ - ~ - . ,made the presentation speech. and ne
' ' lmiidinu North Malt: ll”. Nash, of 14 Putnam avenue. 58nd MW- Broadway WE‘TP very much
01' lmsmess f —(‘.arpets Cleaned and Colors ReneWed frurpriscd. it being “39" third annl
C ‘ i . Cl 1 C lversary alsto, to receive a cut glass
““1“ m cm Larpet ea“ "g ompanyycelery dish of elegant design from
87 Cedar St. Telephone 1413-4. two of their friends. Mrs. rte—«nu
. .. 1- . .- q . fl—lendrick and Mrs. Clarence Miller.
\\ into. .15 (lying hard. The cold 5At a late hour refreehmcrts were
weather lingers. and as a reminder or iscx-ved, and the' gmggis departed to
what was a snow flurry visited the I’their various homes. thoroughly sat-
town lagt week. “‘isfled with a very pleasant evening.
Sili‘C‘l‘ril matters
in considered. :lll’l all "members
111'; «i to attend. '
? ownml by Charles
l'Ullll, was stolen?
street, uptown, Saturday
i-;l.: Tho.- rar {215 found early yes-
»~ l cunning by Policeman Adams
.7 -x!‘.ml near the County Home on
;Amon;: the guests Were Mr. and Mrs.
011 ’Hail, Rowayton. Elwood iroadwny.
wicli Lodge of Elks will hold a wel-
Stamford. Mr. and Mrs. Monk; Enter
come home" reception for members and daaEhter Ed"«"~~ “IF-1 and Mrs-
who war .n ti l‘t . . , , ' arry hustler. Mr. and .\ rs. Ernest
e 1 1e mix an service Percy of Bridgeport. George H.
Glen of Westport. Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Broadway, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
, "‘n avenue. "”1" “”9““ 1‘3“ Tuesday. April 20, the Green-
:io after the gasoline ran out.
Tin Children of T-lnry Sodality of
H 1:..zy's church hold a successful
me .‘ule Saturday in Misx Florence
M13. zn'x Stalioncrv Store. A neat-
Surveyors are at work making sur-
ll' {lddf‘(l to the treasury ot the so- '
WRIGLEY'S
' flavors like the -
pyramids of Earl?
Because they are
And WRIGLEV’S is a beneficial
as well as lone-lasting treat.
It helps a’mtlte and dieestloh.
keeps teeth clean and breath
sweet. alleys thirst.
CHEW IT AFTER EVERY MEAL
‘ Sealed Tight-
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Prime 15c to 89¢ etch
THIS STORE CLOSE! AT I P. M. SATURDAYB.
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CORSETIERE AND CLOVER
56 SOUTH run! ST. SOUTH HORWALI.
NEWEST acme STYLES
0088813, HWY, mus
APOLLO 030
WHITMAN'B OHOGOLATES AND COMO”
Extra Special One Pound Box $1.00.
' um: chocolates l'uuy PM
20 oz. pkg. 1, 2, 5 Pound;
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
30013 M MEET.
m—PHONw—lfli
7.5.1,.
. So. Norwalk Auto Rt: pair Co.“
We: & WHITE. rropr.
Sampler:
1, 2, 3, 5 Pounds.
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nty and the home-made articles are—i933 Of, the Post Road at Pats Hill,
“my, :‘nported as exception-all}; wewttrreenwmh, work on a which will be
main Another sale is expected {0:113 tinder way very sqon.
rid in the near future 1:.» ,
. ' Henrv qchenk S t ~
.lm- :won Turner. 39 Pine street. was. ' k ' prlng 5 real, for
.,,,,..,,‘i Saturday night by Policeman mt-rly of The Sentinel 'etaff. started
“f""f: l-‘lynn, Than“ with 3353“" work on a linotype on the force of the Fred Young and daughters Ruth and
‘1’, " ~15?“ Imaging. 34 Harriett Advocate. Stamford, last week. Evelyn Charles Clark Ernest plan
‘ " "3 355:1” grew out of an . . . . . ' ‘ v '
‘ " ’21: between the two men while. ”0‘313.H‘ N881] lied the meeting of Harold Thompfrom illrs. Elsie 213?“?
H; dinning in Payne? lunch the Lens Club of the South horwallr Mrs. George \eat ng. rs. e ena
infimngton street. The case Congregational church, yesterday, _Hendrick, Mfs' William P18“ :f_EnS'
heard in the city court tomor- speaking on "The Political Economy! "V'gfingltédmgsénfggtm $31!:ng MEN‘S:
0f Janus." jMiss Jennie Cahilhof Vl'innipauk. Er-
Autoisn: who took a trip through=nest Brennan, Miss Annie Newton.
New Canaan. Ridgefield and other Mr. and Mrs. James Craig and daugh-
.0... :2; Bl:':.°“:;.m;°'.£r:lis- 83.222
quitea quantity of snow along the Miller. ' ' - '
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farting—
ton. Mrs. Clark , Mr. and Mn. Ottr
Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thump»
son, Mr. and Mrs. William Deflarson,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lell'ersom Mr
and Mrs. Samuel Nash, Mr. and Mrs
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42.31;in TODAY. LARRY SEMON
n ' 7i ("rrocery Clerk." The funniest
o; ‘ i - in shovvn on the screen and
i r... MacDonald in “The Beauty
r um» "
‘Hh :“ ' hillsides. ‘Miss Selina C. Biernat. law office
-.PECIAL EASTER PACKAGES, Mrs. Archie l“. Nash, 14 Putnam stenographer, and Ellison J. Merrill
0:“ .{UYLER’SANDFOSS' lavenue. will entertain tomorrow abiii?5.1213,:figriolliarlngfggenfi: 501$.
CHOCOLATES lernoon at 2130 601°C“. the members Saturday. by «Rev. L. J. Schoepplei‘.
Oi’ the Vl'hat—So-Ever circle of King’s pastor of the South Norwalk Baptist
Daughters at the regular April meet- church.
StillSOH-POWCH com. ,ing. Miss Marjorie Zeluff. who has been
. __ . , .visiting her cousin. Miss Eleanor
South NOI’WEIk Gnnfgg, stove, nut coal. ”Lewis of Crescent strect_ Glenbrook,
for sevearl days. has returned to nor
Harris &
‘ 3 Miss, Edith Monahan and Miss home in South Norwalk.
-—-—-—————-————~. Genevieve 0'8" Fred H311 and Mrs. Mary H. Mitchell of Flax Hii‘
Road is spending a few weeks with
Frank O'B ‘
‘her daughter, Mrs. Charles V. Sear
Sunday uckley 01' Cedar .ing of Union. New Jersey.
street. ade the trip from; Miss Josephine Miller, who has
Hudson ‘been ill at her home on Elmwood
. :avenue is feeling better. and able to
' . lbe around again. ,
Mrs. Stephen Halos of 279 Flax Mrs. Edward Cunningham, who has
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l Hill Road met ,with a painful accinbee" spending the winter in Camden.
dent Saturday. MYS. Hales was work- . J.. has returned to her home on
_ _ Franklin street.
mg m the kl hen when a kettle or
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syrup boiled over and burned her Cut living—costs with a back-vard
badly on th ' '
. .garden. " .
Allen was led DB _
l Mr. and rs. Harold Van wege
‘man, form 1y of Bayview avenue. U" CORNS OFF
neck and shoulders,
. _!
{now resid g in liroklyn, were 'the
guests of rs. Van Wagcman’s’ moth-
er, Mrs. rge W'. Harris, Flax Hill
New Safe
n . B . road. y rday. Mr. Van Wagemen. J ~----—--
X: - formerly ssistant superintendent of ‘ ‘ ‘
l: .
BPOSlt OXCS law of & ”K3” Hat company, is With fingers! Comsilftoutand
£033 only few m
now 0cm cted with the Knox Hat
‘ company in Brooklyn. 3
l Rev. H. E. “’ing who is visiting Mr. .
anti Mrs. Walter E. Wilson of Camp
avenue, Gienbrook, is celebrating his
133.: birthday today. one feature of.
like celebration was a shower of post
i lcards“ sent by friends of the aged
; 1 minister from all parts of the coun-
! try. Local friends planned to have
thin: receive at least 82 curds, one for
each year. but they esily passed that
lumber. Few have' had so versatile
or active at life as M. lilting. In the
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19-3 of them, and we are
now ready to rent you a
box of any size desired, ff
frets. $4 a. year upward. ‘ i
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’civil war he was a yr correspondent
- , and a soldier anddor a time a special
We at - M’ ~ .’ courier or Grim. He talked with
ealwaysp ' .Prmideatmcotnon server-niece»
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. . NOTICE !
Increase in Electric Lightt’s’Power Rates
of the South Norwalk Electric Works
To all Consumers of Electricity supplied by The South Nor-
wolk Electric Works of The Second Taxing District, City of
Norwolk, Conn.
Began-dies of out but ondeovon to maintain this phnt’x
long record of lowprice electricity for lighting and power cer-
vmeit tobonoiongerfeosihleforustokeepupwith
the advancing heavy cost of production by slight advances to
the rates.
Electricnty, like all other essentials to tho day-ton" ,'
standu-ds of present living conditions, induttry and progress,
is vi affected by the continuing advance in materials, fuel.
labor and other" out: forced by vicious abnormal conditions, be-
yond moral reason or present means of control, to limit: never
expected and utterly unprepared for. _
Consequently we find, among other very seriou problems
that must be faced in the continued production of electrical en-
ew,ueraultoltheudilficulttimegthat, inthehopeo!
keeping the income of this phat Integhntly ahead of its‘ex-
pendingmbotopcotionitcohctricaerviee revetment»
eomduzhtymneretmegenenlincmnsndm-
vision, applyingtothenteutortheuleofthereguluflvolt
antwmmmbynemm.
mkmutficWorh'hubeendeeidc-d uponby this Boer-d,“
become elfective from the date of etch consumer’s meter rec-
ordtakenhynidmectric,Worksaftermy18,1920,that:
will apply to the reg-hr bills, for electric lighting and power
service, rendered on and after July 1, 1920,» including all
charges for electric service supplied site: the time of said mete:
records, as follows: .
Rates Per Monthly Bill:
LIGHTING SERVICE by meter:
For Hereatile, Industrial, Domestic and all Commercial
purposes not otherwise provided for:
. 10c for each KWH. of the first 600
8c, for each m otthe next 500
deforeochmmexoessof lOOG
APIXEDOELRGB 0P50c'ueddedto theKWHchflrxe
of etch bill. Minimmn- charge, 800, including Checked chm ‘
of 50c. '
. by meter: ‘ _
For Haters. Heating, Cooking and all Industrial and other
rated at 150 m (1-5 horsepower) or more, not
otherwise provided 1’ and exclusive of illuminating:
Phone‘ ”‘1 L
122 So. Main St.
REPAlRlNG. wetomc,
LIGHT raucxmo AND PARCEC DELIVERY
FOR SALE
2 Ford Touring. 1 Buick Touring. 1 Buick Roadster, 1 1918 1 Ton
' Worm Drive Ford Truck. CARS FOR HIRE.
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If You Have No HOME Call at 24
*Washington St., and Buy a HOUSE on
Easy Terms. ’
' RAYMOND BROS.
than. 100. g
Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
.2 Are youth-chain” audition?
Doyeurwhoellllneupo.x.thatyoumygetthem,
Y‘ ’ mileage on your tires? , '
‘ Are the baring! in your motor in Nam“ 17
l ‘ e ve t at m '
‘ mamas” “figmwlnwuwaimwdr?ym m yup-urn
T neglected to hove your work done. ,
I hangar-emu“! old pm.
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