Ileana!“ J. '1'. Bright or Brook-
moraine guests of Mr. and Mrs.
:g mines Lester of East Norwslk.
filth? :Scout troop are planning to.
Weapon; next Saturday.
“The Woman's -Auxiliary ot‘Christ
{Slim-ch will meet 'at the home or Mrs.
mur Carla'Second street, tomorrow
afternoon.
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Recent rains are interfering with.
“*WQ
the ground it sown during the present
1"”! ”mm- tutti!
,. Hrs. Loo Danie of Rowan street;
will represent the Norwalk Union of '
King's-Daughters and Sons at the 111,-.
next month in‘St. Louis, Mo. '
A number of patrons took advant-
age of the opening of the library in.
the Community Hall yesterday from
2:30 o‘clock until 5 o'clock. The IL
hwy will be open again on Saturday
afternoon at the same hours.
2‘
Murray's famous singing orchestra
again made its appearance in Nor-
mlk last night when they appeared
at the Dorion's Pavilion. In spite of
.the disagreeable weather, a large
gathering of dancers attended The
orchestra. will again make their ap-
pearance at Dorion’s (lill‘lliL' the com-
ma mai- am.
The annual election of officers of
the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Eunday school was held last evenmg
'flm‘ing the annual meeting. The elec-
:tion of a. superintendent. was tabled
until a future meeting. The elections
is
3,
g.
k.
. (gnaw; Charles liant‘ord, assistant 3 number of youthful t‘llf‘irfi in honor; ’i'hw lily-:31. u!‘ thi- .\lliil‘ll'-ltl imzlll iii
" . mperinte'ndent: Mrs. Charles Simon, of her eighth hillhduy :muiwrsui'y at 3mm i‘llnlluml for tonight's cams i - !
asiatant lady superintendent: Carl- "The HiCkm'it‘SJ lhc' lusitllvlit'r' or her 'uaninu Suwh u. 1‘!!!“ .l;;,-/‘ “M... mg 3 '
ton L‘Hommedleu, secretary: Thomas parents, VV. ('. Ll, \\'hcssl.sr .n Clan-lo lsigm-d lhu followint/[nfiusz Co:ll.i 3
7* Baxter, assistant secretary and librnf street. ' i‘vilmem“ r ‘5" “whyifl” “" “I" f: ' ViSit The i
den; Laurence Crosby; financial seo— 3, ”1"“ \ iT““"~ “”5”"; 1"“ ”“1": . Gobncu. J V 3 1
er rotary; James Hartford. treasurer; \jhlllam Dam-c. \xlm lzus lit—on rim-fit. l‘aul; Rover. 1 3-. l‘illshurcli; "
-=. . president of the missionary society.
Thomas Baxter; centenary treasurer,
moot. Mrs. Ambrose Carpenter; plani1
ht,"Mrs. Claude Farr.
. ROWA Y TON
Miss “Mildred gCushman has retin-
bd from a visit with friends in New
“we arm
The Ladies“ Aid Society will meet
to new in the chapel of the Methodist‘
crutch tomorrow afternmn at 1:30
sp'clock. Business meeting at 3.
. Illss Josephine Jessup has been en-
tertaining Miss Stone of New York
., figclty. who is well-known here, having
'i 1‘? ”Cut several summers in the m
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It. A. Wood and family will move
Chortly from the house on vRoton ovo
lilo recently purchased by C. H.
' Briggs to Lincoln avenue, South Nor
Mrs. Jennie Chalmers of Rownyton,
. and Mrs. Helen Cullen of South Nero
_ walk visited their sister, Mrs. James
'scampbell of Scott. street, Cranbnry,
Sunday.
Inspector McDonald who has
been at the Wilson Point plant at the
finned States Shipping $0er for
.lome time, has left this place {or-New
“laden.
1. There will be a dance held in R0-
myton fire house tonight. A big crowd
pt _N0rwalk and. Rowayton people are
meted tube there. A four—piece or-
theatre will furnish music.
. I}. M. Needle and fzunily have
-‘qoved from the house on Romyton
' enue recently purchased by Mrs.
Annol"‘8tevens, to the rooms over the
. lfli
“fir. and Mrs. George A. Wright, in,
and daughter Florence are expected to
return to Rowayton in a. few days from
\ Chicago, where they have spent sever.
magen- for the com-fun? playing
menace," that suctsrrsu Loin the pen
HBooth Mingion r.
”mpg.
has been
Flmonfils, Mr. Wright being stago‘
Joseph Shefonic has
work at Mrs,
Beet Norwalk members of the din Farm.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Gibbs of Gracie , .
Ill 3' math: of home gardens. Plant- street, leave this week for a three’
as are fearful the seeds will rot in months’ trip to England.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills'paugh ofi
‘Sedgwick avenue have been visiting
their son, Everett, at Torringion.
Mrs. Agnes Crnbowsky or the Post}
,Iernational Convention 10 be hadiRoad was subject 16 an operation a!
_ 'Mrs. Ernest 11. Front. who has been
,vlsiting friends on Lon: island.
,returned to her
avenue.
, , .. . . l . . r 1 3. .
A. H. Raymond llilH Silul his home ”NH“- 10 .icmuitmsh 1.1L. end. Mani
All but. the
ready for the minstrel show of the Ila-
rien Ne department .which is to be
given Friday night in Center school.
Mr. and Mrs. \Villium (1. Smith of
'Maple avenue. have :mnounctd lllr‘ rit-
gagement of
Belle, to Eben B. Scribno r, .lr., of llw
Heights.
Dorian was .l‘Fllo—‘H‘ll this! Week of vial-v.
much of iheronfusimi liver the lime
to which the town has been subjected
(lining the nostril-iv wot-it's, with the;
adoptions! daylight saving and l'o‘Rll-
. . justment lot the railmud and rrolley‘
timetables.
Mrs. Matthew '
soloist :2 ‘
f.-
“ that city since iL‘lii‘i. 'rzsztzi.
Monumenmn or young ladies
'1“ Life '1 play,
, they hare al-
» ariists. The
I :tu‘onize the
know that a
:e for them.
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eliciting is in 1'13
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-, 3.. B. ‘Cleverlv,
Wis-£33.
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”‘fietivass are. having ,
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The Deli: Finger ( "l0, that mosmy‘r-‘
l{a_-Ll.£L chart 1.;
79131» weeks in Iowa,
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limb '% ’i‘n Crew avenue.
family have moved from Glenhrook Ireels ol‘ (‘hnplin's ,"Scn of Democracy
Road to Noroton.
- - few day‘fio at the Stamford ‘hospl- lout-«lmir carnival to br- held June 36
.on Maple nvcnm-. Ii..r;rn sill“. occu-
'pied by the Rislli-y
Mary E. Bates of New York,
ployed at John .‘\lcl'o)'lnm":s.'s Lillydalo ifurutlrd.
farm, has nivrsu up that posilmn. and ‘St. Paul,
is now employs] in 1]..
.A. N. Paddock; birthday treasurer, in tho mvu‘s Flume .«lil‘llllL’ mom, .
John Fox; superintendent of prrmnry‘work of the new lll'bll‘lv institution Salrlimt.‘ {armor “'oild's chump’on' ' 9
department, Mrs, Arthur Waldron; ion Gracie street. lwm ”mm“ ‘3’“th “’"h a “m": kl" ': 22 N00 Main Street I
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superintendent. of the home deport- ‘dn d ““5 “m“ m ‘1"! "My fourth
(‘omnmn a .d, s rs . . . ’
—— ' ~-"’ ”1 H1." llrrucd Into 3' EH
Today warn the sumud of tin. two :m‘W-V "‘3 Willi sulphur added. will G EBE S
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days appointed by ”w selcctnu-m as 1;:Ilalh'fal’il‘ sneaked and faded hslr. "It’s E.“ If IV! Rename.
town "('le¥i|][p"
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continue the work and removc ac- lion it your hair is fading. streaked or Phone 627' Prompt :0th"
cumulations of tin cam and other win- Fault Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul-' ,, ' J
ter rubbish, if the “)w" authorities EIJLLILaPIIfi:tn?mxu& "Hun“. - , With the 8p . gtime comes
are notified that it is l‘t‘ildy for re. bmur ' ' _ ..T'.-.n. I6 ll‘ou- tho “ 0! 01m new house.
mom‘ .. . .. sealer way lg to get a “3" , . sb'n
«i' “f “IWUI'H Sass and Sulphur f . There! 11109 i y
" ...r the past two years. and Stanley C.
sinful. we all desire to retain our We and 01°” Spark-
Whitney. organist for several years Youthful appearance and attractive “n“ (“mm ”11130893, 811'
past, both resigned their positions re- nose. lly darkening your hair with
cently to take eflect‘May 1. Thus last
Sunday was the lust of their service.
lira. Herman? Thoele and her son,
draw this through your hair. taking .
Rogers, who Since the former's nus- one small strand at a time: by morninu mm 6‘0.
hand has returned from service dur- all gray hairs lmvo disappear-ed. and 25 WW]; Street,
in; the war, have been living in after another application or two, your South “mm
Brooklyn, are “visiting Mrs. Theoie‘s
- Beginning May lst, 1920 l
agkmmfzmgm his. William M. Peseton, for save 3‘.“ m .
{yesrs a member of the locsl school contest. . ,
boerd, who removed to Stretford tour Tonight's hockey me was very
:or five years ago, has 601101“de mat pate in starting, because the mens
Ithere is 11.0 Place like ”alien, 31’9”“: iskating championship events preced-
?and ireturned to Noroton, where With ‘-ed it. Sweden held America score;
given up his ihis familv, he is DOW located on iless for the first six minutes. ant.
Keeway- :Chcstnut .street. ithen Gobecn and Conroy rapidly “307'
S 'p" V - Ger-ans gave a remark
DARIEN
Auchincloss’
D
Mill Outlet Store
124 WASHING”?! 3'1, .
South Nor-walls
You can buy it cheaper than
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l. wide rsneg of prices. Every one an honest value. .—~
SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY.
. ed two goals. 3 . .'
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Ill: l Jack Pickford and Louise Huff. inijahle exhibition a. few minutes later by anywhere else. Let 3118 prove It : ‘ RA ! IUIOND & SON
port in the hike to ROG!” Spring.‘ Mm Howard 3- Cable is Spending‘lliickens' “ lreat Xpecimim‘s'” ‘3'“ "h“ ’scoring three long pitches within one to you. ' i I
. . 'a couple or weeks with her parents at Ecliief attraction at the community inc-.- t’uinute, the first for 25 fegl. direct to i
T ' 5 -~ .. n ti i r- hool. - .
New Milford. lion-picture shox. ..t C mm cc , the goal. _ + n- 7— '
. :Monda V evening. Next ~ Monday . - _ The Best Solemn—A Want “7. 1
Mr. and Mrs. \Vlnfield Kuylor and énighi‘s attraction will be {our more ~~"”‘“’““"W’““‘—"
v!
BOOKS BOUGHT
Cash paid for libraries. sets of
Standard authors and large or small
ther incidents in the Life of Abraham! couecflonglof mmk:l Drop card and
’ s ‘ ' ' inter i we will‘cel to sect em.
.el eial supplemc yr FRIEDMAN', I
i 53 West 47th as, New York ony.
.the two episodes “My First Jury"
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land "A Call to Arms.” depicting fur-f
iilncoln. with
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. pictures.
The Carnival committee of the No-l
.rolon Heights Fire Department met
!last evening in the Norman Heights.
lire-house to hear the reports of the
Various. subcommittee which have
been perfecting urrmmemenls for the
‘i' Sgtfjflo July 3. inclininc. on the Norman
iJunior high school grounds on the
has il’osl road. it is the ‘aim oi the fire-
k ,nn-n in main- thi, yx-ur's carnival sur»
'pzzss anything or its kind ever hold in
Ithis vicinity. and no .cll'ort is being
Scalxwlv-
home on
Educatio --
now and popular lunlurcs. including a
large dancing platform are being pros.
cured for llw entertainment of the}
crowds during the carnival week.
AMERICA
VAN DYK’S education is
easy to take. The first lesson
is; “Buy You Dyk‘s Duchess
coffee." After that you’i
know all there is .10 know
about good cofl'ce!
Duchess Gofl'ee .. 48c lb.
Quality Supreme
Quail-Tea 3 lbs. $1.45, 50c lb.
family. it) Mrs.
i
finishing tom-hes un-
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IS A FAVOROTE.
Will Meet Czechoslovakia for Second
Place in the Olympic Hockey
Tournament.
A.‘3T\Ylilll'_ Avail 17.
trip hoary
their daughter, Edna Alh-il‘ll‘n is a
lanolin 0v“;-
t‘lt-ciitislnvu-
\‘ o c
. 03.1“ {'
l'iltsl-uizh;
‘ and l‘.« mu 130M011.
Conroy.
GoodieShop
t‘(3n>‘ll'll(‘ll0ll l
‘e. ‘ . . . H
(xltlllcilulil oi bwcdl-u, who
r - w“; ::'--_-—-——-
GRANDMA usso SAGE '
TEA TO DARREN HAIR
Opp. Palace Theatre.
She Mixed Sulphur with it to Restore
Color, Gloss. Youthful—
nest.
«ls rk and luxuri
(mt. Just
1 few applications will prov l
e a. revela-
iluys. Teams will
Compound Hi (my dru: store all really
for use. This is the old~time recipe
“_ Kencaly, soprano improved by the mldilion of other in-
.. the C -, , 3 . ‘ :redicnts.
onzieimlion'il church “7M,” wispv. may; faded hair is "M
Sean. Psns, Cooking Pots, Tea
and Codes Pots, Tea. Kettles.
etc. for the Pantry end Kitchfn.
for, the Tehle—Attrsctm
var-plated» Knives, Perks and.
Spoons.
tor the Entire House-—
Brains, Brushes, lope, Carpet
\Vyclh's Sage and Sulphur Compound.
no one can tell. because it does it so
naturally. so evenly. You just dampen
‘n sponge or soft brush Wllh it and
hair become." licnutil‘ully dark, glossy.
soft and luxuriant.
THE FOLLOWING MARKETS
WILL CLOSE ,
Every Selturday at _7 RM.
UNTIL FURTHR NOTCE
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3 Solarle Markets.- Norwalk and SouthNorWalk.‘
“National Markets. Norwalk and South Norwa'lés
"'""""' New York Markets. Nor‘valk and South Noi-walk.
.wnioock’s Market. Norvvalk.
' lGellazher’s Market. Norwalk
Unkéitz’ss‘MarketSouth Norwalk.
' ‘ W-shmm 7'7. " 'Msrlssksmhiliwel‘?
smears f an
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. James Van Dyk Co. jt .
kin tor s4 i'tllid plucc honors in the . . i 3
Olympian luu'lci-y mummnem, These ‘ vv g s I‘
Miss Francm Wlnitilrr ninlfilnilwrl fit :uv “in “it‘ll mumrrow night. 3 128 aShm ton t. I '
m- STERLING s
1 quert bottle or Sterling No stairs to climb All ci ‘
Fumt' ore Polish. $1.00 ' . ' '
s... .0. F umlture C o.
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6
Spring Cleaning Time F urfiiture Necessities
Furniture, Linoleum, Rugs,
Refrigerators and Ranges
THOR
CARPET
SWEEPERS
$1.00 Down
$1.00 Weekly
l
t
THOR ,
WASHING
MACHINES
i.
i
On Easy Terms
g _
._,.4¢>,,_.
COUCH HAMMOCKS
in Grater Norwalk. ranging in price $12.00 to $75.00. Buy 11
not be enough to go around.
Oil Cook Stoves *
Flame, Florence ' Autcmatic—The two .
i
ow for later «it 6
New Perfection Blue
best oil cook stoves on the market. Can be had here any size.
Would advise a prompt purchase as the supply is limited anti
fl! *WMQ ,. .0351;
the prices are going higher.
vim
34343:...
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CO
Makes beautiful floors for “any room ll
house. Our stock is complete in any 16:. s
style or pattern. Measured and lead free. E
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$12.50 to $85.00 .
REFRIGERATthS
In all W3; 31.0 fully mwkind. Sanitary, handsonte, ccomh
it
remote host tor-the new m m: is‘w. Sold on easy tmni
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