7. 3 the Heath College. ’
fleeting of the Choral Union wot
v ., m ENE church will no;
WW evening in the parser;-
, 7 end “'Mrs. P. R. McCray? and
Mia Flora, lot (imagery Bouelvartl‘.
immijretmed from a. visit in New
tori-city.
* rfl‘heanarterly conference of the L0};-
:1 'W‘orkers of the Adveng Christian
men will be held Sunday morning at.
0:30 o'clock:
a.
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. V'fhe second of a series \of sermons
, In 011th Science will he delivered.
next Smear night, in the Advant
christian church by Rev. Kenneth
’ Macszie of Westpm‘t.
‘ The W849 sale under the auspic-
‘es of them“, Norwolk Improvement
association opened today in the ‘Ray-
mond Brothers «building. Washington
street. The sale will continue ~10-
morrow. ‘ , l
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The regular weekly sewing meeting
of' the -\\’oman’s Auxiliary of Christ
Episcopal church was held yesterday
afternoon at, the home of M. 5. Samuel-
=Kelle:.—_ genome place. No special bus-
iness was transacted. ’
ROW YTON
Mr. and Mrs. E. Hone
Tokeneke will spend the summer in'
Paris.
D. H. R. Mixscll of Tn‘fieflpllfi.h;ifi
won the squash tennis (‘hamnionslllpl
of the “Princeton Club. in a match ilm‘ '
mquired the limit of five gnmce. and ~
over two hours' time.
DARIEN '
Miss Florenca Quinn is_home again.
after a visit to outcf-town friends.
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’ The L. Immlls house on Ychl .-\\’—I
enue is being fitted with fly and mo:~
Quito screens.
Harry L. Sebastian is havlna :‘l lu'rok
test room added lo his llomvl :lt Nor.
oton Heights.
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Mn and Mrs. Edwin Stevens. ll‘..
[ulzuso
'fi‘ave leased the Duilhl Smith
at Tokeneke for the season.
Fred '8. Moody and family are
occupying the :Schliclninc lnlngzllox
on Sedgewick Avenue. ‘
Mrs. Martha E. Hallnm, who spout
the winter in‘ New York city at" thol
W’nldorf-Astorla has opened hvr Toke-
. neke home for the season.
The Rev. Melville K. Bailey of
Sayhroolt will conduct the services in
“St. Luke's Chhrch, l'oroton, next Sun-
day, at 930 and 10:39.
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Jacob Welssmann of Stamford has
bought “'altcr P. zllumbcrt's hMlF-O on
Mansfield Avenue. and will take pos-
sessiori the first of next month.
Miss mmy Morellouse has return.
bd lo VVellealey College. alter enjoyin‘;
a. couple of weeks’ vacation at home
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
”brilliance. jr.,.'ot Prospect Avenue.‘
Mrs. Mary Bunion of Noroion has
Sent the ‘Noroion Fire Co. a Cllet‘k for
825, in appreciation of the mmnarv'n
services in extinguishing a bru>h fire
vhich threatened her home, one day
last week.
The -motion picture concern that has
leased the Town Hall linr‘two years to
give exhibitions ‘vVednemlafvs and Sat-
may, gave their first showing last
which: to a large audience. “The (lar-
den of Allah" was the opening attrac-
,tion.
;
' _ Various committees are hard at work
' to make a success of the. carnival to.
be given, July 23-30, :by the Harlem
. Fire Co. in order to raise a fund which.
fiddled to the ”town’s appropriation
of $6,000, will obialn for the local man
. my an uptndate fire-fighting ma-
’ chine to cost about $0,000.
‘Local people-are exporting to be re-
[loved of much confusion, eupecinlly
‘ regarding the brain and trollvy sched-
lea. be 'nnini: Sunday, when the rail-
road wi raise its schedule so as to
conform to the new time. although
Iii}! using standard time by." changing
the time of the trains an hour. As a
result of this it is expected lllfll the
Stamford-Normal}; trolleys will also re
vise their schedule, since it, was decid—
ed in Norwalk to go on daylight sav-
Inga basis there officially when the
rallrbed conformed its schedule to the
new time.
The Methodist. Ladics' Aid Society
has elected the following new corps
>0! officers: President, Mrs. 'W. l.
Loundes; vice president. Mrs. William
Osborne: secretary-treasurer. Mrs.
’Mfll‘shall P. Richards: work commit
“tee; Mm. hiarv Whitney. Miss Kate
Seeicy, Mrs. William Osborne: visiting
‘ mittee, Mrs. Osborne. ‘.lie Anni-3'.
oofleld Mrs. ”William Ex'are. and LIN-z
Iain-aback. ‘ . . ,
key, an itinerant: pugiliet ~who for thé‘
last nine or ten years has been pl-om’ln
Another ‘lllySlJQTOUS . .
which has been reports!!! to the police {1:33; m;gmgsngfmStamf‘$ck r3339. , «“9 N ’ ,
is that, 'of another American“ Boris ' 4r ‘ run a * ,, ’1 STEP). April ~22...r,,gt€r C
‘ ' 4 ' grand r e sentatlve; ‘H- ‘EHMES. Stmflg. 59. vioeprocidom, vreaeurer
, ‘ .
Norton of
‘..; Beautiful Furniture need! not be expensive; We g
H; are. proving this by the great values we are offering. "
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7. Mel ma Item Afar-8nd Lannimuu a
l “Wit-amid in New tantapod W“ as; Mai
_ - ‘ . ‘ Hi"?!- nutma, Score or Agricaflliure Her!-
l Following the migration or crow-scan; Inga 1er in an: ppm to buss-é
the 34th annual state conventionotihe new ’men‘ 136" mm~ttudents~lo
‘Royal Arcnnum which was held ‘ in spend their ‘vncations working uni
New Haven came to a close. Carleton farms. particularly as helpers in her—i
E. Hoadley, referee in bankruptcy, will vest fields. ,, , ’
be reelected supreme vice refieht at {he mply of farm labor is only
the supreme'counoit to be held in Mon- 72 per cent or normal. carefullv com-
tree] in Man» The- order gained 3'73??le reruns to the department incl-X
members during the year. pate, cultivated with 84 per cent lart‘
'f‘he‘offlcers elected were: “auntie”. The fact that the present sit.
E. Spicor of Bristol. grand resent: “alibi! Exists respite an increasc oil: .
\Villlnm Shemood nf Bi‘idaeDOIm‘Ci‘auJ' ‘0 35 var cent in wages paid farm
vice regent: L. Erwin Jacobs grand or— ”and“ '9‘ regarded as highly import.
ntor: C. E. Hoadley, crane secretary; ant by Secretary Mereflith.. "As a re-
v. Sheffield of Hartford. grand suit more mange“ will be pm mmi
saver: D. J. Lucey of New London.- 5'1“?“ and Mimi; .' ps ' requiring a.
' mlnnmnm of law ‘
4
Mat.
M .v.
"PARIS, A l 23.——'«Bnnli" :MvCloé‘
ent in finite circles of Europe, has.
been thinning .slnce' ‘March Q! and
friends fear he may have been mur-
dered. The torso of a man found in
the Seine just outside of Paris retent-
ly 'has,'been viewed by men Well-ac-
quainted with MrCloskey and they
have expressed the opinion the body
may be that, of the missing puzilist.
McCloskeyrleft his hotel on MarCh 8,.
having $200 on his persrgl, walchk he an
told Johnny Coulon and. " i2”; ac 8;}: . . , , .
also American. fighters, he lntended'lo fig‘flzivgrzggg'gfigfg;7ifim;jmg‘1§o§ .‘
convert lnu‘ frames. of New ,Bl‘ltaln, gland warden; “,n_.
c
dléappearnnce WINBTSD MFACTunga
Schlmakcl‘, also “known as Duncan.
He 'as here as the representative on
an Aumriegtn ,publlcaflon. a. d was last
seen on March '3‘, when he: ft his ho-
tel saying’i‘li‘e would return in two
weeks. He is said tohave had a check idem ,_ C F l _
for 2.440 franc-s ‘ on his person when . treasurer. ‘Tieofllfrgrssargalgystafigg
he VamShed‘ f" ' ' . [by Deputy {Supreme Regent “’alloce
‘ ._ " '.. of,Phi1arlelphia. The next convention
(03‘s “I"! a bark-38rd up“! be held in Aim-n. 1921, in Bridge-
' port. " _
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alternate wrow-emnmtlve: G. E. Incon-
hardl or Dnnburv, grand trustee. The
officers of the hospital bed fund elect-
ed were L. Erwin Jacobs. president.
sixth term; H. F. Hotchkisn. vice pres.
and secretary or the Sci-on
3 .
incturing aflompany, tiledg «:32:
n the chhflletts Genera; Ronni:
1813.! Boston, following an opertlcn A
h r\' six-orig we: also a director of
l. e . cw mama Knitting. um
ttggtmtclnlelo- (Journey tal and?
._ .ee 0 the Gilbert a”! | ‘
born in Fulton, Mo. 333:. 2Lf’He was
SU‘ODS serv d ’~ 866- Mn;
bly in 189.18 “1 the General A538,“)
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gdisplaYed in Our WindOWs
liare examples. _ * ’ i
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SOUTH SORWALK’S LEADING. '
{Corsetlere and Glov‘er
for This Saturday
fl 3’ Special
ROSIERY
$4.00 Pure Thread Silk
Hoswry at $3
$2.50 Pure Thread Silk '
$1.5
CORSETS
3 $2.50 Corsets at . . . . $1.95
$3.0Worsets at . .7 . . $2.49
$4.00 ' ‘ ‘ets at $3.49
$5.00 Cars 9 at '. . . . $3.95
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Hosrery at
$2.50 Silk Lace Hose
at $1.69
$1.00 Silk Lislejlose
at 79c
GLOVES.
$2.00 Silk Gloves ‘.. $1.49
$1.50 Silk Gloves at $1.00
,. 52.50 Low: Silk Gloves ‘
* at 1.95
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$1.50 Brassieres at . $1.25
_$l’.00-Brassieres at .. 79c
$2.00 Bandeaux at . $1.49
$1.00 Bandeaux at .. 69c Long Silk Gloves
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CART-ER’S KNIT UNDERWEAR
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1103.1“. Day. formerly secretary
Wu conference, appeared
_ 'Wfiei‘ekjn'rmé of the denominational
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$2 5 1 , . SILK UNDERWEAR-
. 0 mm Suits at . . . . ..... . $1.5 $5.00 Crepe de'cmne Chemise “ 15 $3 95
Regunr Sizes. ' $6.50 Crepe (lo-Chine Chemise“ t i 255295
$3.00 Union Suits at ............ $1.95 $6.60 Crepe dc Chine Night owns ’
Extrasizes. at ....... $4.95
RIBBED VESTS $3 0 ‘ CAMISOLES 5
. ', .OSatinCal'tfisoles‘ntHHUH .49
29§¥oislsffi~~~n ----- mm$1133 $3.5OSatiniCamisolesat........’§£5.
i‘ .396 Vests at. ................ ‘ ......... 2% $4500 33““ Gamma at ‘ ' ' ‘ "$3”
4 for ...... - ....... . . .. ........ $1.00 PENIGOAW "
49g iii-Sis at ................... $13360 $3.33 (gene do Chine i’etticoats at $6.49
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56 g
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IT'S REFRIG : ER A'DOR TIME
McKee Refrigerators
mandolin The =' Sorters in the gas ,
and‘electrlc plants and those having ‘ .
to do with the production and distri. l 3
Winner bread. milk and other mica-l ' *
Ewes yin Mame a mm m . ti All-meninmufuny finished hard wood cases.
taskd' until Mgnday . when they .c—. ' " ”teem mm 02' galsuiized Hum '
Clare: they wi join the strike if no 2 4 WHITE: A" Mi: “ .
settlement. or the demands has been! The famoulE; éfianlagleake Rquge‘éni‘sOtRS
. i I a g . ’ “Gate-Si
reached. a “ l";
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Amy AVIATOR mount». 1
YUMA, Ariz...Apm 23.»Liieut. C. P. ' .,
Bc?l,'l'. S. Army aviator, Was drowned I 7 “
in the Colorado river in?! night. when .
he tried in fly under a bridge find his
airplane hit a wire. A corporal wilh
STERLING
Furniture Co.
end most unitary refrigerator mode. '
, . See ltjn Our Show Window
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1 quart bottle o: Sterling
Furniture folish. $1.06.
1th, 50c. '
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» - SpringgCleaning Time Furniture Necessities
. 3 STORES IN ONE.
No stairs to climb. All 01:
one floor. ‘
Furniture, Linoleum, Rugs.
Refrigerators and Ranges
' THOR
WASHING
MACHINES
On Easy Terms
THOR;
- CARPET
SWEEPERS‘
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91 $1.00 Weekly
COUCH HAMMOCK‘S
h om: Nor-walk. ranging in price $12.00to $75.00. Buy now for later
not be enough to go around.
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livery u there will
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Oil Cook Stoves
Autrmalic—m two
New Perfection Blue Elmo. Florence
8'
heat oil cook stoves on the market. Can he had here any size.
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Would advise a prompt purchase as the supply is limited and
the prices are going higher.
Linoleum
Congoleum
* Nepon set
Makes beautiful floors for any room in the
house. Our stock is complete in any color
style or pattern. Measured and laid free.
In all sizes; the fully guaranuod kind. sanitary, handsome, 9601101.:
ical; the beet for the money you gm saw. Sold on easy lernts.
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