‘ epot, reported; to tn:
nrday alteration that,
of’the‘ dog The New
authorities were noti-
. gland, Ohio. -
pl} Toy street
business trip to Cleveland,
Joseph R Taylor, of Pennoyer
street is on a business trip to Cleve-
Earl P. Stevens, chief engineer of
as bakeshore is eipeoted home from
Cuba this wreck; ‘“ W“
air; End Mrs.- George Moore, of
Crockett street, are the parents otV a
son born last week. ‘ ' ..
- Cards are being received froth
and Mrs. Oliver I. Clark wheéane
*—
joylng a vacation from he: duties in
‘ New York city.
night the registth
ir‘d district: Will
1- he primaries An-
ion.~w1ll be held on Friday,
at the same hours for the
:fllled with Townmérk
R. Smith. Mary J.
ne & Tool com-
who came fouthe
on atorday tor the on-
here dinner to the
' ew store in East
M
' first amolnlng theft of v
regret have
loop the announcement
el thet Councilman VMy-
Miss Olive Cole, of Rowavton ave-
due is enjoying a. vacation from her
0’“ duties in the ofiice Of the tax collec-
tor, City Hall.
Haven is the guest of her grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crockett of
Rowayton avenue
Much regret was expressed in R04
wayton, yesterday, over the sudden
Odecth of Arch Benellsha, of a number
.of years a resident here. .
Miss Olive YVright of Gran; avenue
, who has heed preparing a dancing act
. . for vaudeville has started touring and ~
with“ '
from all accounts is meeting
much success.
New York city, whole she were the
guest ot her sister, Mrs. Denier Mc-
Lean M15. McLean {came to Roway-
The lawn party a ice—cream s e
wht-ih was to have been given byt
‘be iiifirem
’ Bert-finger Circle leis
{but was postponed.
lawn of Mr. and Mrs 'A’Vlv‘vranl: frauds
Rggwayton av Venue. .
__._.,_V
e shipment of {lo
Fl , or oljib on Thursdayffo
as usual, prow'm
i-‘VV it roses,
_y this ,
Joining
received
.owfltb take
' ‘sh'ocl: during
ital,
elpers were, the organizations to re.
ceive th eilowers this week;
tn. or Osborn avenue, was
- ' V at the South Nor'walk
. for that of cashier
‘Nationel Bank in East
1 Mr. Osborn will be
many friends in East
hewlll make his home on
There is already some
V 13 who will represent the
_ .711: the council when
to resigns.
Mrs. Karl Raymond, of the Howey-
ton free Library driye committee. re-
ported at the meeting last Thursday
that the total amount collected was
$952.80. This year only 3100 can be
put in the eudoment {and account,
leaving $252 .30 far the annual er-
penses; $21170 short of the mulled
amount. There are still a few people
who have been away. The endowment
fund now is $300. 00.VV , ,
celebrated the ninth ’
~ "his entrance into the
thorium tin East Norwalk
pelted his addition to his
floral-d Shea is new con.
r. Dunne in the business
ended until half of the
._ has been taken over
i-‘Dresen there is a
tween MVite; addi-
Einston street this -
em ironstone lu-
V ace of the Town Clerk
one o Amherst .Mass..
WIllVl event! a week,
amen
iss may Bennessey. or
going to spend lithe com-
Water
accruing alleged yio~
or at the firemen’s carnival.
rotations be te—
.r V, uthorities and
' taken. Ks
~ the we iab'out
failed to develop {any
gainet e fire fighters.
{ HARBOR VIEW
Mr. and Msr. Albert Lurch are the
proud possessors of a baby girl
born to them last Monday.
The Tuesday afternoon tea was
well patronized. Mrs Banks made a.
_. boxes at 1'2: tablets cost few cents
.Drsuzlcts akin sen larger ‘5ayer peel:
' manufacture
, MissfMay Dance, of west Side eye. 1’
nose. is at Delaware Water; Gap. en- ,
Miss Marjorie “Crockett of New'
Mrs Elizabeth Gager has returned . .
to her home in bchjnley:place from: ’7
ten with Mls. Gage’r tor Va. short Vvisit, V
em, l
. as; ethe’ Post Graduate hospital *‘
Christadora House and the Mothers
“Bayer Tablets of aspirin" is gen VV
time Aspirin proved safe by millions j
and prescribed by physicians far over.
twenty years. Accept only an unbrok-
en ‘Bayer package" which cantains
proper directions to renew Headache.
Toothache. Edi-ache, Noni-sigh. Rheu-
matlsm, Colds and Pain. may tin ,
es.” Aspirin ,ls' tmdé‘ moth W
as Monoaceticscidehter
Sallcyllcacid.
' ~.-—Tae~B_est Solm . admin: Ada ‘ '
cationing through New York Statefl . "
Tuesday evening, Align". atrium: the -
_ 1 a reputation for
.9.
before.
ORIE-
Vof beautiful nigs gained
’yisitors as well as to P}:ew ,
« each succeeding veal- this.
Annual ale has'g-ained much prestige and
j . Assort- ,
ments are just as raricdxaed complete
prices ’mst as E‘dyantageoas as ever
V. w;
.4... u,
“Scatter”
The Annual August Sale of
T f. mmimza and mm
an only a portion pith: rcry from
inlets and very beamiul coflmt‘fi The
assertment of "scattcf‘sm: Engels par-
ticularly wormy. The prices here granted
are themed prices. The youcaaonly
iudge the real values blessings: rags
themselves. ‘
Size Rugs
. ., V l
{bongo Kcmnshah
proximately 3 by 3 feet.
mam, ap-‘
- Group. 2 ; . -
About yo Mm: momma rugs; "
an ax to 4 feet by 5% to 654 rm.
- $59.50-
Stoops
Khoathosnlt-ngsuiuflim
M50
,M“
yery charming hostess Miss Birdie~ .~
Grant made many friends in her reel-i“ ‘
taton depicting the exoeiienceo or an
old negro preacher. ~ ,
--—-9
The moving pictures 021 Wednes.
day brought out a let 9 crowd.
Charles Smith at the p :plecseu.
on. Birdie Grant treated ways-nil“
pieces and made a decided hit. Miss
Grant, during her short stay, made a
host 19': friends. She is a sweet and a
pretty Southern belle with a charm-
ing- personality that attracts She is
gifted with many talents, and makes
~ friends very easily. She carries back
to Dallas, Texas, her home, “the wazm
was the .guest of ms Sturer She
leaves to take a lecture course at
Chattauqua, N Y.-
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and vicinity:
tonight and 'l‘uesday.
light. local showers have occurred _
during the last 2 hours in the eastern
portion or the lake region and along I
the Atlantic coast for North Carolina. '
to Maine. Pleasant weather has me-
veiled generally in other districts east i
ho loved her; Miss Grantl'
:Fair
Groups
am no Man hall in... size
consteabyqtanteea ‘
-. Ohm; «
7, Mtflwmw
extended _ : _:
like region.
as prevail - in all the
Moder- .'
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“mm-toe. oooiflfiJ‘lsé'x 893 mitooeaneocceemm
‘ICO‘DVOQODD‘O‘3.‘ a“m§.“.‘l"'fl.'.m V
129 000
tons;
x
whole of 1919 they amounted to
. Importation by
ma route have melted 256 .600
Vtom, as against 62,200 tons for
the some months of .1919
. .1
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Norwalk Chronicler