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1...‘ been spending- the week-end Diijpepcln 3nd Qe Itemach distress in
1 N.» Million: or people know the male
curb to her home "this evening. .
evening. March let. ,
In epite of the weather the. dlnner
dance at the Not-walk Country Club.
scheduled for this evening. will be
The Society Six. :1. Bridgeport
orchest'ra. will furnish music for the
held.
dancing.
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The annual meeting of the Nam“: 'nesi‘dence on apostleld 1113311111:
Country Club tosether with the elec- i‘
tion of officers. will be held on altar
day evening. February 26th. The an-
nual meeting offihe Nan-walk Country
Club Company will be held on “884
'day evening. March lat. at the rooms '
of the South Norwalk Club. ‘
Mrs Charles Thompson of 64 Fort
East Norwalk, cefdbrated 1181'
street.
birthday on Saturday evcilng with
members of the O R. C. The guests
dr111 ed eaily and spent 8 Very social
e1en1'ng with music and mag. Lnté
in the evening Mrs. Thompson was
presumed with a mahogany not act
from the club which she appreciated
very muc‘ Refreshments m serw
ed and all departedrort a fate hour.
wishing their hostess many more hair
py birthdays.
East Norwulk is regaining some
semblance of its former self after
two 11:”155 rntom'oxncnt beneath 3
1111111111 01‘ snow due to the storm or
5111111: 1:. Streets are being traversed!
by automobiles and aldgho. no that
1 v 1111 ans of communication is es-
lahlinhcd. The W crew. at
1111111 on the "jumbo" trolley. on the
1:45: avenue line that jumped the
11417;»; due to the dlifln. and the
department has been busy
114‘ off gutters so that melting
may run into the catch basins.
ROWA YTON
Mn. 1-‘. ii. “’itiiumson. of the West
Side. is soc-11111115: :1 week with rela~
lives in Philadelphia.
H I’vl l
Slit)"
Mrs. Chaunegy Mass. of Bridgeport.
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
1’. Mon-ell. in Crockett street.
Charles Crockett. of New! Ilavon,
formerly of Rmvayton. has been Visit—
ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Crockett. in liowuyton avenue.
* 4
Arthur Lynch, who in; been em-
ploicd in Chicago for the past Year.
is visiting his parents. Hr. “11.13:...
anklin L) nch. of the West Side.
James Nelson. 0: Rowayteo avenue.
who has been spending the winter In
Miami Florida. is expected home
jhortly. \ -
On Wednesday evenlng- next, at the
Rowayton H6343 Company. on Rowe’s-
ton avenue. the third in the series of
the get-acquainted, ”social ev
viii be held The altar will take the
tom of I masquerade. the rem tor
this being that requests came to
evenings that the folks would like to
have u masquerade. so be there in
coetume. There are to be two prizes.
one (or the prettiest and one for the
funniest costume.
{here will undoubtedly be a. good
1' ; called out again Saturday, for a, brush
the be e.
three ladies who instituted the social ’c n:
13Mk.flmr “h'eniber:
From indications ii
Ironclad“. MM“
101' Papa's Blapepaln‘ an an antacid
P ., They know that most indigestion and
. , reparations are going tom for disordcred stomach are from acidity -,
the tinker supkr to be am; “,9 1m relief come. omkly. no disco! WW9“ showed i
winning team or the recent mnocble 'Dolntmcnt. and the oust is so little
tournament at the Mayflower Hook-3.100.
and Ladder Company mg Wan lyour stomach so 3,91,: can eat favorite .
Pope's Diupepaln helps regulate
‘Ioods‘ without tears"
DARIE'N &: N 0R0 TON
Grover (3.. Raymond of Neroth
Heights is ill with pleu‘rlsy.
Raymond Billinghanf is ill M
his
nue ls reco1ering from an «illness.
H. 1). Butler of the Post Road vis- A
ited relatives on Long Inland vector-
day.
Editor Arthur C. Hatch at the Dar-
-ien Review has been quite ill for the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C Hfich of the
Post road have been entertaining Mrs.
Bruce. from out of town
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schmidt enter-
tom the ~former's parents. Mr and
Mrs. Schmidt at Norwalk. on Thorn-'
day. .
‘ Mrs. Joseph Lombardlj and tier
young son of the Post Road. are via—
iting relatives in New l-laven. their
former home.
3 The new fire apparatus for Darien
Fire- Department. whlil‘h, was expected
In town, Thursday. has not yet arrived
I Mr and M13. George N Phllcox en-
;tertnlned several local and out-or-
town friends. Thursday evening. at a
party in honor of Mr. Philcox' 11 birth-
do) ananersary.
1 Miss Susie 1.111120 of the Post Road
4111.3 been entertaining Miss Jouphine
IMltlle 0t Clintonville Conn. One day
last week. the two young ladies visit-
,ed New York.a11d saw ”1mm." at the '
Vanderbilt Theatre.
The holiday will be well observed
today. Local stores and banks will be
closed. The post—office 15cm onlgbe
open until 11:3“ 11 m.c‘loalng.tl1en
for the rent a! the day. -
, A number of young people had a
delightful time Saturday from early
evening until. midnight. at a. party. at
the home of Miss Catherine Fair-
lmnlfia on Maple 211111111}. Games of
various nor-to werQerfloyed. and re-
freshmen“ were served.
A “father and son" banquet was
meld Friday night. at the Congrega-
tional Church parlors. by the boys of
Boy Scout. troop No. 9. Scoutmas—
ten Mervin Smith and Roy Collector
were the chefs. As some ol‘the lads
tlid not understand the matter.
number of fathers present was 111111111.
Scout Executive Hayden 0rd Merrill
was present. and addressed the gath-
ering. as did several others or those
Lprgutm ,_
Flre Department- Iran
on on Leroy uveu1i‘e.'l‘he boy: re-
wooded witli the hose cart and chem-
ical extingulofiera. ivhlcll were not
needed as the blue fies soon not out
by smothering it with broom and
other bcatcii, ‘ .- 1
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NEW YORK BROKERS FAIL.
NEW YORK. Feb. 22. ——F‘a.ll1lre of
the brolt'cragc firm of Herring. and
Bennett w“ ounounccd yesterday
tram the rostrgm ot- the Stock Ex-
comprises W. Wilson
E. Ever-slay
Bennett. Frank L. Senelféy. J. H. B.
Thcco
Rebhann and Franklin W. Polnierhf
Jr. ”
nThe firm mom a. statement caper-t-
gthat "heavy unauthorized specu- '
.order‘ed
Mrs. Percy Benjamin 01 Maple ave-. ,
the '
mun-11o om W dingo-«1:111 111111111" by cox-1111111 employs: "courled
‘3 0' the proxmm with a." grand with their studied failure to have to-
march for the unmaaklns. The South ’vored wintertime 0117124" cover mar: f 2
Nor-well: orchestra. of which Idol-rt: gin calm." mm. in time. Melon. 6 ‘
Gottlieb. 0! Shipping Board turtle. is
‘ manager and director. has been on-
gaged to know woman: can 110.0134»
your costume ready and come and
hate a. good time. that is all that the
tlances’we held for.
do not care to. maste'oorne anywa
y Ithot «the best courie f0
" _ Jn mind the interest! of f
and ace the tun.
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ninth Thursday. The 11171111111111 dock-
liu' are cases. mostly for violation
Elm Vohfibd- act. M in a consid-
e num‘ r oI theoeoageo. the de-
slant is a ‘Thgitf’vef’ that is. he.
failed and fibppeared.
However-,1: you ltion of our book”: wfilch
The firm asserted it had no knowla'
edge of the employed alleged actibn:
until Saturday. when one woe “to
have made "a. clean breezy}. o! it"
"The booty and germ-vi
to make over 811113;. 1%”ch
was to make a gene
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annual £63119me Minolta.
m. we ebb Idle too mm,
The court: order in! mode '
uectlon with a. decision umm‘ftu
3119111111111. 11 tomor- employ. or tau
hlm in incl-enact! wages.
Reportsgnthered "bribe Gunter?
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111m at work my 111 the salmon
throughout the Ram fields.
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preme Court of Error! met today to
considerLcaaes previously aligned It
is expected decisions will be handed
down? 1
company. money cum! to be duel.“
new 1111111911. Feb. niN’rhe 811: ‘
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Take a. glass of Suite 1! your Bod:
hurts on Bladder 110111112:
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regularly can make a mistake by
9. Well- known authority.
uric acid which excites the kidney: 1,
they become overworked from the
.the waste and poisons from the blood.
then we get sick. Nearly all mourn:—
tiara. headaches. liver trouble. nerv-
ousncafi. dimlnem sleepleobnesl and
urinary disorders come from Iluuloh
kldnma
the kidneys or your buck hum or it
the urine is cloudy. oflenslve. full of
sediment. irregular or me or it-
tended by a sensation of colliding. Itoo
eating end not about tourkouncec of
Jud Salts from any phu-mucy; taken
tablespoonful in a glam ot waler’be-
Hanna Will act' fine. This
salts in mode from the cold 01m
and lemon juice combined with 11111111.
and has been used for noel-um: to
flush and stimulate the kidneys. also
to neutralize the acid; doin the urine be
it no longer causes ‘lrrltatlon. thu-
ending bladder rename-1
51.11111 Salts lolnexpemlve and cannot
injure: maker 11" xlélkhtl‘ul Idem
cent Willa-water drlnk which every-
one. should M new and than to it»
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blood pure. (limbs? ”“1 the
kidney. complication
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{ore breakfast and in a. few do.” your 1-
avoiding oer-low ,
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prompt to nation
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Around the Corner
NAT )3 “cat the Gram»: N axioms] Bani
m once—just a small “communitffbank
aiming to the needs' of the local tradesmen,
helping than in n rc‘af’gnau-to—man way, aiding
them; 1311 their troubles, and rejoicing in their
good fortune.
As its customers. row, so did the bank. As
they prospered, so id me.
Today its original
deposition“ are big business men and the Gabon
bis
.
Name! Book a great
financial institution. 7
But it is still a bank
for the average man--
enough to do any-
tlnngforyow—butsh’o‘w-
in; at all times a real
p‘crsonal interest in ’you
and your affairs.
jCome in and have a
. ‘taik with us, orifyoufike
- ' - ' we willscnd you our new
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Mu Cob-firm “1; do and how.
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Schenck Harry F611,; Ted Iaefifsf
fuzz Band,
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large glass
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70f CHIIDREN’S- GINGHAM
BRAY DRESSES
These Dresses have been reduced in pnw .
VICTOR WESL J17
(FOmerly with Vaast Bros)
7 » AWc Mes, Fenders,
I; Lanna and Made to Order. and \l]
Kinds of eet Metal Work.
Weffing' of All Kinds of Metals.
‘ 13 w M south lot-walk. Near South Main Street
_ HOUSEFURNISHINGS,
HARDWARE and AUTO SUPl’Lllfl
PHONE 340 FREE DELI" ' RY
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dinner at Mount \‘1 r-mn. .1» lvirllida.,\>‘
were 50 generally ohm-run 11-. (tum-:1...
21mm. You cannot 1.11 1111 . 1 than ‘1-1—
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