omelet In”: "to , . Wild-district can ply. It .12; ’hut a few moments from Non-walk or“ Stamford. where almost every wzsn ” ’Al ll ican be instantly gratified, white the 3 j adequate telephone service brings - these cities to one's very door, malt- lng a personal call almost unneces- N-IJP IlA war. The residents at Rowayton ob- tall all the comforts and conveniences of the city dweller, while enjoying the benefits and pleasunes of a restful to cry. ral life. ll: lilipl'Ol'f-ll‘ullll As- Commutation $14.80; single tare, bore a -n :1 \‘1.urdu)-,May “.37. lclmxtup day. No late theare train. -‘ the Third district wrote in this work ir 1-;emises on or" The wheel children OlelllE up loose pa-l ‘ cleaning up their. "before war" built houses 'for sale. Partial mail delivery by carrier. ’ 7- s have been re- grounds and help exisging unsanitary' Mrs. A Floyd Delafleld has rented - her country place of four acres at Norotou to R. Graham, for the-season. The Springdale Fire Company was delayed slightly in arriving at the Mason Wadsworth 'fire on Hoyt street. Darien side. the other night, and the Glenwood firemen got here first and were responsible for most of the good work of extinguishing the flames. The local firemen did not receive the alarm until after the Glenbrok com- 3 pony had been called. _. ,_.___._4 The body of Mrs. Helen Archer, a.’ . is of that Section. fmmt-r East Side residcnt. who died.‘ .1125 MW com? last Week, in Geneva. Ohio. was In gin: :t-np—n along brought to “'eston. on “’cdnesday, by ’ ‘Funeral Director Fabio, and interred tardnn. Iitllie avenue, is be- lly as a dumping has been made to ;aslting him to re- is lot as a. common .’ occasion whatever ,, inasmuch as the 'h is supposed to be Jropnrly cared for) undred feel of this but the condizitm .Qx: £121 Inc, M his lot was cleaned! - m‘ the East Nor-2 ‘Tout i1 is now worse: each .viciniiy lhcrc' place that is very l: «H 21m Old in the Lyons Plains cemetery. i.- may; 13¢.ng Mr. and Mrs. Hawlcy Williams, of the Upper Parish, have visited their .v n: 3.. mam-mom daughter, Mrs. Charles Rubey, in Nor- ’ ' walk. Granville Adams is spending some time with his; daughter. Mrs. Samutl‘ corner P‘ancher, of Broad street. (‘lVl‘ll ‘.U\’l.l‘,-; ‘ p;-m.-:n~:it A<socia-‘ or 1le ’4." a: household ml l‘irv E. ; Jet“, Them' An auction sale of the nlls for "No Iluuiping goods of Mix and Mrs. Frank Hawley \\'l.‘ll )0“ “mild see was held at their former East Side g: home on \N‘mlnesdoy. Mr. and Mrs. (haul rhit'rzvih that . Ilawley have recently moved to Blei‘l‘ ' l lln'Z‘i' and there is firm. lwia‘r- :l xvi-ck, den to reside. ml) THANK YOU. 5, Chester G. Coley Il}ll‘.ul" rut-respondent whooping cough. at s at Her. whirl; prohib- Bridgeport. en the llg-i'etnllw so do- Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Godfrey. of 20.45311: :Eu lzms of the Bridgeport. have been visitors with h. untl. if f't'fW‘HJ—Nl, will friends in town. 2 Mrs. Robert “‘illiams, of the Upper ‘Parish, is suil'cring from a severe grip cold. ' “'eston friends are pleased to see S. Gregory again. their Cannondale after a. winters so- of in victim home, in :1 his 37.; : ' vulk .\s.<~vi:.linu is try- tln- ulmw («Fling con- »lln- rnsitl-u‘nx' of the ‘help us will! lhls work? Mr. and Mrs. Ralph emberof llll- association, Who Tenn-“ed to ; tell your neighbors home, ‘8'“ week, , to be :u-cmnplisllod-— 1.011"! in Florida. 91' to llt'll' us}: lltom to -ber of this organization. y on.“ The greater the? grvnwr the amount ofl lShCll. ' NORNYALK lT-lPROVE‘ } a l M___..___.—- ligands . COLLlNS—DOWNES. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Downes have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Ethel Franklin Domes to John Hazeltine Collins. The ceremony ,was performed last Saturday in East Hartiord, where th V .2: NT ASSOC‘lATlON. of the Third lllrll'l'“ com- ill b(‘ lwld tonight. ks, ol‘ 'l‘orrington, spent - Mi»~ \‘vm l-‘itzmlurice. ’alk. l Callaghan. of Saugatuek, bride has been residing for some a as teacher in the Marvin time. Previously the Downeg family 4 -ach in the public schools lived at 9 Com-Hand Place. South rt. Not-walk. and have many friends here. social will be held in the They will be at- home to their friends €001 rooms of the Christ at No. 71 “'est “'ooster street» Dan- arrow evening. at . 7:45 my. after May 1. e affair will be under the RELAY TEAM BETTERS RECORD. the \l’omuns‘ Auxiliary. number 01' motor-boots. ted and repaired, are on BUFFALO. N. Y., April 19,—At the the East Nor-walk ship Seventy-fourth Regiment athletic games, Saturday night. the all Buflalo relay team (Brandt, Habberfleld, Sut- )' to take the water with!!! land some articles , 'searchers also found several letters iChatged Little building in progress and ten !sealed and addressd to members ‘Miss Appel’s family. “1%! ahmfiflfi'rmsfi; considerable The body sum of money. of jewelry. SPECIAL 1 quart bottle of Sterling Furniture Polish. $1.00 500. m THOR. '- CARP-ET SWEEPERS $1.00 DOWn $1.00 Weekly a ‘The finest display livery as there will Cut living costs with a back-yard ‘ COUCH HAMMOCKS in Greater Nomlk. reusing in prio- moon $75.00. Buy now for later de- ‘ 'notboenoaghtogoamnnd. ’ *_ - . 5V» J'OUND‘ PARIS, April 13.1mm. body of “I“ -Wt8 MW! and m Steel-.3 Mary Ellen Appel ot Allentown, Pa., A L member of a. society of Friends “’el- fare “’orkers who had been missing since April 7. was found in a clump of trees in the.viclnity of Vermilion last 'ments, Guy Lester Jones. 23' Water» evening. Two boys made the discov- The body was placed in the Ver- sailles morgue to await an autopsy. ‘ 1 A preliminary examination gave no evidence of violence. Furniture Co. '——_——0. ~-——-—__ m > m..— ’ w “M.-.~...- ..... .,.. ..e m Jng to New Haven Police. NEW HAVEN, April'19.-—Conrou- in: to several bunco games and two imr and Automobile His rav‘orite an am; the police say, still" was to o tain a, article from a con- - icem for 1 cash payment and 53.“: ”ndmon' to buy 'selling it I" an!" amount 33 13* New Hon comb Ford Realm ith taking several antciesl $300 new from a locastl house which was broken} A class meeting of the Norvnlk! The 0‘ l into April \ ways on Hand. All Work Done Under Guarantee. or'watk Radiator Repair? ‘ Pm“ burglaries. according to police slate. mm 333% 1:0 351d .by the local authorities 1'31- 954R 26 m 3" 9 er ' bonds tor trial in the orwplk, Conn. ‘police court Friday. ,, WANTED .. Discarded Ford Radiators regard. or “- Second-Hand Ford Radiators AL Methodist Episcopal church will be! held tomorrow evening at 7:45 ' STERLING 3 8130338 11' OR! onefloor. Spring Cleaning Time Furniture Necessities ‘ Furniture, Linoleum, Rugs, - Refugerators and Ranges . , 01] Cook Stoves New Perfection Blue Flame, Florence Automatic—The two best oil cook stoves on the market; Can be had here any size. Would advise a. prompt purchase as the supply is limited and the prices are going 11' or. ‘ I p_ -1 svr‘cicp was held. last ner and Kopplsch) defeated all new he East avenue M. , E. York (Leonei Lagay, O'Brien and Kel- 2 e choir rcndered special ly) in record time for the mile. 3:21. Kopplsch doing the last 440 against Kelly in 49 4-5. The former record was 3:25 1-5, and was held by the New York Athletic Club. It was made on February 17, 1912. F eet Drag ? ‘When it in on oi)?! to drag one fact after the other, when you are always nunk L. Long. of Tall Riv:er,L med‘ne ”a: kebab 3mg“: mg » accepted the call to become; mum-e. ‘7 on It In pains rue. llll‘ Advent Christian church.‘ 7'th body,i!hwell ”WWW -m slrvel. He will come here: afimufio in begin his pastorate. It IS, WWW; ' 11:th he will be presented no u‘ayer meeting, in thfichtirch, ‘ ' evenin . Rev. . 1'. long ( .V g banuh' eflecb of kidney and bladder troubleby removing the cause. They are healing and gratin. They tone up > sling a part: oi the Easter sul will hr: held on “'edflesh of the cast of the entertain- 1 given in the East avenue only, under the auspices of ‘lll League. .nm‘ih Maclinnzie, of West- ' 'nd a particularly interest Liore a large congregation. um Christian church, last in: for his topic: ““2”” Science Is Not Scripturally, QM.WWQ¢\W sex “WWW. .9 Q}... m. ’oaca... to... C -va _..m*' 1.1. ‘ ‘igned as pastor of the Fail 11- Rev. M“ Long will 0‘10“” and stronghlentheweakcnedordiseased ' a" '1 » . children; th his ‘ I“. and 5V“ I L ' W. W.Vw0ll1. Toaouin. Mich..wriles; "I out; ' Foley Kidney Pilltheymak- . ,1 fl' 0 East. Norwnll; members of 3 , the church. in Van Zant " matic pins, atifi joints, sore monks.- I am on my “at most of the time and get tired my cum and we have hard of my on: 'l. IVS?" " ‘A—*’—:i’ 3" ‘ \ $3“ - . Congoleum' ; flakes beautiful floors for any room in the styleorpattemuaamrodandlaidfree. whats mu did not she anti-faction." » vent church. He is well ewly Inflehflgmi Parson-1595 organs. They relieve backache. rheu. ‘ net anatufloihmukiol Foley Kidney Pills. RBWAYmN l ma (gamut-mm». Inc cum“, 3 Pl‘whl who conducts the For 3,8,0 by Stillsona’oaen carp, rr nifty concessions at the fl __ busily wedged in renovating din: for the coming summer. Oslermoor of New York CRY. . e for the past several years nge at Hickory Blufl during; r.;er is to spend the approach- 5. The Standard . ~m—.—».~t~.._r—-—-oo—.—.I -—- .- ‘1' up? : mi- 'in the mountains. H6; ' , ’7 f.:.rw:tll~; lit-st week arranging Bmt h d Ii: ‘ V. 2 affairs. er an ' ' . Hose Company Hall, Tuem x _ :1. ., ll Nth. Poppy Music by De . \‘Lt‘fb. of New Yet-k, 2.: - Pin-ping Past .16 been printing a series of: entitlwd Suburban Home: l Building Survey, commit Mwiuz under the heating of “In. last week: A part of Nor- ituated at the head a! Mr Wr and thirty-nine miles» m ’fzond street via: “”1”" EW Haven t W“ The homes are “Mitzi; - surrounding mtg m 3‘ peninsula to M4 ‘ 'PHCe lndians once settlers. Que. ‘ereabouta a." ‘ e _R1Vef. ' .- H‘. Store . ‘ h‘afl‘m;;,&91®‘ _ ”thmwfi'WMmu-m‘.gm . .1 milieu-ante. No stairs to climb. All on ‘ .527 CLEAN UP YOUR GARDEN 4 . . Nowi'athethnefarptflngyour What-din!“ for plantiugand m. I HOW ABOUT GARDEN 1-0015? , WehwahrgerMflanfl-m honandwoodmmmmn,nmmm fi 25 W’ashington St., So. Norwalk This ‘STORE 61.055173 AT 6 P. M. SATURDAY!» i \ Dainty Undergarments mmGOmi-allnyl-mnmlinwflb 1 square neokgothobm,mmmph’:m méndahortslmufirimmed withfllmylaceandswl-m 7mm to mom with falhion'l trend to: cancer: onxman. L brt ' . cam 'c, nainaook, crop. do chin... strap about: and bodice tbp, French Val. and Duh un- brotderyh'hn. . BLOOMERS, cmbric, sateen, Jersey and M out Extta'fim‘t Go. I in: in was, Pants and Petticoats, spud-l1: design» ed and correctly Wondtormmm J. L MALLETTE Tel. 449. 88 WASHINGTON 81‘. SOUTH mwnx. ._:!:M_. Ii”. _ HOSIERY The woman who cannot be suited from this vast canoe- tion is fastidious indeed. There are pure thread silk, silk links and inn cottons, in block, white, owdCtan. my Ind In the colors that. fashion descends. We also have an unusually broad range of Children’s Stockings and Socks, cube-dag the very best values pouiblo independable qualities at m m - A .- . .3 Neponset ’. house. Din-stock is complete in . any cold. “Winn W" is our big selling pout. The “Vainty” Pump A high (tong-no. 'ribbonthd novelty adapted that tho Frcn-‘z. but with the W slender vamp. Blank one or ._mat l.d,utoD.Anflwin0.Burtlhoo. 'i-a'truirroz fill-£39315“ r03 won GONNEALLY 69° BRACKEN 81 Washinzton Street. South Nod-walk. STORE OLQSES AT 6 DAILY. . I: Damiantofionq --‘-— Hmyouafitfiiil tog-ll”? ‘ Doyouwiabtoinmlonlr? ‘ > Would you burr-it anemones? . , - Do you finite HSURANGE? . _, .. j Weak “you. . RAYMOND BRQS.“ an... ---,.;. .. .. windowed ' “ So. Norwalk Auto Repair Co. mm a mu, Props. :2 So. min at. ' ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ Phone an. REPAIRING. moms. am trim MID wanna. oauvtnv ‘ m an: ’ i" ‘ 2 road roams. 1 Buick Touring, 1 Buick Imaister, 1 ms 1 Tu- ” ‘1 ‘ 4 ‘ . wot-mm.” Truck. meantime. ’
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