f the 3
geading Davisfiope
d that ran mg
lace , the hat
3: meeting
or ’ sign,
1‘,
‘me A. C. is looking for
“has. 3:3” would especially like to
do ‘W‘Mayflowers. Manager Fred
can can be found at 213 East
oral meeting or the official
of the Ehst avenue M. 3
umh.:Wa,s,held last night to consul-
m ' matters in connection
ncml No definite ac~
1311;”:church repair.
,. taken.
0.: :3 estate éuction sale. on be
If at George E. Finch, was conduci-
ed by Adams & Ingalls. yesterday aft-
ernoon and today. The auction.3whlch
the property. Winfield
. will becon-
6:30 this evening. and at
:30 and 6:30 tomorrow. 3A house
and twenty-five lots are being sold.
The Young Men's Community Club
.Jnel last night in Community Hall and
discussed. among other things, 1m~
{movements to the club rooms. 3
cers were elected: Tom Hoyt. pres»
dent; Charles F. YVicke, secretary;
John Canevari. treasurer. Among the
absentees were \Villie Collins, who
was busy dancing at the Putnam Hose
COmpanyfs block party.
A great deal of attention‘was at-
"tract'ed this morning by a beautiful
30-foot yacht, named Mallard, lying
.moored to the Rogers Coal Company
pier, just south of the W’ashingion
street bridge. The Mallard is owned
by L.- H. Hall. of theHi-Po Bauer?
Company. She is Schooner rigged,
with a two—cycle auxiliary motor. and
although she is said to be three years'
old, looks as if she had just come form
the builder’s.
WEST Nor WALK
3 .Miss Georgia Cromwell is spending
a few days with friends on VVashlng-
ton Heights, New York city.
Mrs. Kline of New York City has
“been enjoying her vacation with her
:sister, Mrs. Bergen of West Lane.
Mrs. T. N. Glover and son. Frank,
. Jr., of East Norwalk. are visiting with
”' Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schede of Chest-
:nut Burr Road.
:. Children’s Day exercises will his
, held in the Union Chapel Sunday,
June 3 at 3 p. m. There will be
‘ christening, Rev. Thomas E. Swan (if
j South Norwalk, officiating. Everyone
.3 will be welcome.
The Ladies’ Aid Society met Wed-
3 ,nesday, June 9. at. the home of Mrs.
;‘ Charles Johnson. Plans iorpicnic
, "and a. fair later were discussed. One
new member was accepted, Mrs. Kline
of New York. The meeting for June
.16 will be held at the home of Mm.
Jeane. _.
‘ ”fr-he monthly meeting of the West
orwalk Improvement Association
as held Monday evening, June 7, in
_ ex. Chapel. Various reports were
teat! Dues were paid by members
3esent3and. it was suggested that durv
g the summer months the meetings
ould |llia'calle-d to order at 9‘ o'clock.
3.;instead or 8, matlon was carried. ‘
3 1mm YTON
F. 3N. Danforth and family More ar-
rived at Tokeneke for the season.
Captain Ford who has charge of the ‘-
(boats at: the U. S. Shipping board's
; plant at Wilson Point has his lighter
._ hauled. out on. the shore for the appli-
cation“ 0: copper paint upon the under- ' .’
~bodyr, . .
' " NW residents will learn with
{regret of the business failure of Mrs. '
* Gerri; Smith of Tokeneke as an 111-.
:Vterior decorator with offices at 31 .
48th street New York city. ':
Sins-t
Gerrit Smith of Tokeneke as an in-
. wing yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
ugin‘the offices: of her legal representa-
thes;3 Dorman &Dana, 32 Liberty
Oil--
l
twenty Years-
directions
tains- proper
Earache,
Headache. Toothache,
raglio, Rheumatism.
Druggists also sell
cents. . _ , 3
'Asplrin is its.
“Bayer packages."
mark Bayer 3 3
icacidester » of Salicyllcacid.
' “Lave-r Tablets of Aspirin” is gen-
Juine Aspirin proved safe by millions
’and prescribed. by physiolans for over
Accept only an un-
E' broken “Bayer 'package" which con-
Neu-
‘Coldé and Pain.
E
larger“
do
Manufacture lenoacet—
' ' Danessv suns mud?
Testimony of Champion’s
' Wife Ruled Out.
SAN FRANCISCO, June
testimony of Mrs. Maxine
on chargesof evading the daft. ' 7‘:
half-brother or Dempséy’s
for some time.~~
the property. Defence attorney
to relieve
Ids—Tho
Dempsey.
former wife of Jack Dempsey, World's
heavyweight champion, in. regard to
confidential communications between
them while they were married. wad -
ruled out at his’trial here yesterday *
John B. Ellis, of Logany W. Va;
mother,
Mrs. Priscilla Dempsey. testified he
and his halflsister jointly owned prop-
erty in Logan, which was in litigation
The prosecution attemptcd‘to prover
Ellis gave 'Mrs. Dempsey money for i '
brought out that the litigation Wan
not settled until after Demgsey roads... *’
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Pé’géy‘ Paige” 9......
1
”mar dresses in all the new summer materials.
' emcee $5.to s33. '
_...»
street, New York city.
minstrator.
ily.
W'ilson Point. which many
walk \n-lt dub" w-nr, iiirouzh
Ford in the detail of mooring.
PROPERTIES TO BE USED l
HILLSIDE PLAY.
Some of the costumes w‘;
be worn in the Puritan and {020.15
scenes of theoutdoor play "The
grims,” which is being given at
Hillside School Saturday. are
special interest because they are
original antiques. They
Mrs. Milton Coburn of Colonial
appropriately with the
play. The spininng wheel
the same collection and
pieces.
The coming procession
and at eight-thirty in
lations.
cant, number almost one hundred an
the general effect. staged as it is e
the beautiful lawn of. the school i
one which is very beautiful.
“The Pilgrims” written by
landing of the Pilgrims: also a scrle
the dancing class of the school wh
have been studying during
the yea
Frost of New York city.
chased at Donnelly‘s and Hamilton
the performance.
that Saturday will prove auspicious.
The will of the late William Isaac
Stevens has been filed in the Norwalk
Probate court but has not been admit-
ted, pending settlement by the Stev- 3
ens family as to who shall act as ad-
In the will the proper-
ty of the deceased is left to his fam-
' c ' his tied up at'
The goxemment s p 33303333333333
would drag in cnso of a storm and e“! 3
en land upon the plain of the Nor-3
l to;
easterly gale of Friday night and Sat-3
urday without budging an 5"lCll.nlllalll:L=.3;
to the capable attention or captain”
l
REAL ANTIQUE COSTUMES AND}
the
have be:-
loaned from the collection or Dr. and.
(301- l
tage South Norwalk. and n: in many
scenes of the
and old
will takeI
place at four o‘clock in lhe afternoon : 31-33mm, 1.30 Oran
the evening;
The late hours of beginning are nec-
essitated by the daylight saving regu-
The participants in the Peg-f
The program includes the pageant,
Miss (‘on-
rstance D’Arcy 'Mackay in commemov
ration of the 300th anniversary or in
of very beautiful dances performed by
under the instruction or Miss Helen
Tickets at fifty cems may «be pun
stores, or at the ‘School on the day or
In case of inclem-
ent weather. the play will be given on
the following Monday. but it is hoped
Took Lydia E. Pinkham’o
Vegetable Compound.
Wyantlottc, Mich—“For the
have had
illimm"'-"-'-”“.”.'l
I
double up.
3
l
‘ 1
'umet my stomach
.Thrceyears
N I? 3
Iof my head at times.
a!
. § to not,
i ham’s
l .
1 lthe medicmc
doctor’s away.
some other Women.”——ll
Mich. .
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GIFT THINGS 20 PER GENT.
OFF UNTIL FURTHER
NOTICE
'3 Our stock is replete with gifts;-
5 things for any Occasion. Things
33,
ll
5
o
r and the children, too. If one
gift is bothering you especially,
and the person has “every-
5 thing” let us suggest some u-
nique thing tltai he or she has
not.
every sort of price, but aIWays
the best thing at the best
price. '
that's part of the shoe—nah
just a slicked—up Surface. 3
superior
, , » 3' ” r 3
W sfieempofsl’fss
Oil Put: in on. of the polishes the:
. g-Pruen'co the leather
'9
ac=
3-Keepa shoes
looking new
A150 put up in
3 Brown,Oxblood ~ ,,
nun-I
l
l
.1
Stock Larger Than Ever
Larger Quarters—More Help.
\Ve do the finest jewelry,
pairs at very reasonable prices.
\Ve also repair alarm clocks.
Remember We are most willing.
BRAND’S
Jewlry 116. Optical. Store
21 NORTH MAIN 81'.
SOUTH Nou-«ALK
rel. 24837.
Nothing Helped Me Until I1‘
1189/
four years I have 'doctorcd oil' and on
w i t. h o u. t help. I
every month so bud
that I would nearly
Some
times I could- not,
sweep a room with-
. out stopping to rat,
and everything I ate
I l o s t o c b 303.33
and suffered to
badly that I was out
My bowels did
.31..“ or? my not. more for days and. I could not eat
5 without suffering. The doctor could not
p“_ lliclp me and one day I told my husband
the ltbat I could not -stand the
“(Hunger and sent him to the
to a. bottle of Lydia. E. Pinko
egctable Compound and threw
After
taking three bottles of Vegetableoom-
3 pound and using two bottles of Lydia- E.
ePinkh‘nm‘s Sanative \Tash‘l could do
my own housework. If it. had not been
3 _ for your medicine I don’t know where 1,
guns used in the first episode are from 3 \muld be today and I am never without
3W rare l a bottle of it in the house.
aln any
rugetorc
You may
‘ publish this if you like that it may help
Ira. M A If
go so, Wyandottc, , ,
for man, matron and maid~ .
Every sort of thing at .
watches, clocks and optical re- ’
We are showing a his line of Peggv Paige sum-
”? Jim: 10,
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1920
“4%
3 _ DARIEN .
‘M I 51—“ - *m..- Mr, and glut v 33.3 3,3‘3'3333 3H3:
. n5. Eliza!) .3 road avvnue In”. i...‘ ‘ "E ' ”‘51“
in! the .Wall eégtlfiggnilfinCtdaiciyff Ali‘s. Fwd Rm...“ 333, x 3‘? 3“'\3fizi2mlu
for the lemon L ' "‘ ‘3 Fl'rnlc-livk .1 3r... 7 , ‘ ‘ E‘-
. . - ' . I- ‘3 E, "V i :33 in.»
ivo‘it‘l‘fé‘iidiifl Till." ‘2‘"? M x... .~-~
= . one . » .. 4‘
summer. “ e n11 for ““9 benefit \ ' “l“
err
Swim“.
Rev. B. C. Carter spent sore"
doymlast week with former pal-igloo?
lens in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Douglas L.3Elllman has rethrn- “30:“ m” H (“I
led to her home on Long Neck Poiill m M .'
_aft§r%tlgp to Bostou. ‘. ,~ \~ ~M~ A U M W
. . omeroy, the new '2 'r 5 my A ”in V I E.
.‘Superintendent. with his “'l?¢:,1;l‘:l:; mjm Ema .
found a residence with Mrs. G. H “/T‘H'wrum '1; '
Chadderton of ihe Post Road. . ‘M'm‘ W” H ”I
Charles lsselee‘s fine coolie do: was —dej A r R
"in O‘Ler by an automobile a few days} L ‘ A H : .
r
lilo
tionul whilst}; .51.. _._3_
.Ll‘MY‘. 13.»- .
It‘ll}: LE- I‘.,. ..
1
Coélmof ‘ Porch Shades
l
o
400L310
Wind Sufi
.SELF HANGIINIG‘ 3 “.
Trade Mark
PORCH SHADES
Mode Under Potent License
All Sim from 4 ft. to 10 it. Wide
H
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m ELECTRICITY YOUR SERVANT
WIRE YOUR HOME THIS SPRING
«Release yourself from household drudgery through
Electrical Appliances.
COMPLETE LINE OF FIXTURES TO CHOOSE FROM
F. M. Cullen’s Electric Shop
60 Wall St. Phonegfi58.
the use oi
Norxalk.
APOLLO CHOCOLATEB.
wnrrm's GHOGOLATES AND CONFECTIONS
Extra. Special One Pound Box $1.00.
Milk Chocolates
20 oz. pkg.
Fussy Package
1, 2, 5 Pounds.
Samplen‘
1, 2, 3, 5 Pounds.
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
scorn MAIN STREET.
m—PEONES—1532
. . 3. . 333:. _
eff-15$“. a. .r 1., L
FOR SALE
A number of second hand wagons. carts. slows.
barrows. scrapers. May be seen at our yard. Priced
low for Quick disposal. Terms cash.
TheNorwalkCoalélSupplyCo.
108 Water St, So. Norwalk, Conn.
. mm mow-n1“
”mi-Mum. mu» .
as.“
" Angevine Furniture co.
’ . s
3 f. .
a ' n .
at Very Reasonable Prices
INSURANCE
31. M. Layton «E? Co.
. (incorponted).
hm: being olmoat totally3bnld 1. New
1201'! business man ew hair—and now
his a grolific grow 3: age of 66-40:
which a will send the genuine tempo
free on rcquut to an man or woman who
wishes to overcome audmfl or gain new
‘ mg 3 I' 0: testing box ot3tho prep-
‘mtwn. we. will be mailed with
recipe 1! you sand .10 «3., stamp: 3m-
' hiker: 3 address 1! John H. Brittam.
- “-301. Station nus: York. N. Y. _
\
5 RAILROAD AVENUI.
l r SOUTH NORWAL‘
Sale on Tires. Tubes and ‘
.. ,3 I A , ties
< _ Be Slende
11.9 {from {summoned-r. cuts. bunny»
Bea? {hr vicious: window: In.
gj'liqnblemomw
SPECIAL!” .
“' Tirex..3.,-.......... $10.75
afi-ZMW "
TUBES $2 each. Any Size
iDofilertionPunpgng.$
~ ue~........
- i
one-oo-
3 SAVE earns GEM. 1 ii
g
$312.75 5‘
31’”. 3f
m; :r r. 0 WE! r
Furniture of Excellent Quality
.Wéutuu inland]: afinglopimmt isnntofo‘nepu-
3 Minimum. no my”. airways“!!! the bufiquflfiy.
.An inspection of mlinewill‘
some very RARE VALUES.
”Phone . 909
i;
Corsets for Stout Figures Our Specialty.
WE FEATURE THE WELLKNOWN
N emo Corsets
also
Rengo Belt Corsets
For about figures. in the newest. and runs. 3'.)-
to-date models. Every C creel. fitted to vour 5:337»?-
ual figure bv'
MME. JEANNETTE .
South Norwalk’s Leading
Corsetiere and Glover
56 South Main Street
HOMES
For Every Class of Purchaser. '1’ £353
Values $3.000 to 875.000.3
A comfortable home for the laboring 111321.33 33
A beautifiul estate for the man who can attor
to pay the once.
+ RAYMOND BROS.
awarding this sale; let us: remind you: once more that the us-
;5 W ofdninty, exquisite lingerie is lame and. that Sauna.
:9": day is the last day on which you gel: :1 reduction of ten per
» cent. from regulnr prices, This dole ’ofiers thebesfopportuni-
h ty Qf‘ft‘hé‘ season rousecureexeeptidhaivdw‘in silk amdm
* __‘ m
ainmermr. "L. . .
5
CONNE ALLY e BRACKEN
m
' . . .1? ' " '~ t ' xi rds for Ladies
June White Sale 3», comm Spor o o. 3 3 3
I A 7 I W , . ‘ {White nubuck with black or brown wing ii 3 t. 13 . 333;
l? : I If YWI'GVBrIOOkcld ouiodvertisement last week, or unwed 7 'ed quarters. Made with Neolin Soles and broad 1...: :. or .
Closed My at Six. _
2 1-23 to 7. {A to D:
odor serous sn:
' 81 WW Street. South Norwalk;
3’_ .._‘~'- '.'-
W m. ondAuto Suppli“
.. ' . Free DeliVery.
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