duo‘vwoman-c ‘ 1‘;er.1 Christ ’- q ' ‘ 1 . - '- 4 - .
”lurch ii meeting this afternoon with Girls” save ‘50“ .Hall'l , " -
2m; max Clark. om avenue. ' Make it Abundant! "
; 'llhe hour of the children's service ' \
in Christ church on F‘rldniv afternoons
rm been Changed from 4 o'clock to
- ~3: 30‘0’ clock. .
inns Mildred 'Radtan of Third
street. resumed her studied at the
VNorwalk. High school today‘after be-
{his confined to her home by illness.
-1 lilo special business was transacted ~
it the meeting of the Ladies’ Aid So-
eiety of the East avenue M E. church
- which met at the church yesterday
afternoon.
» The entertainment committee of the
East Norwalk Improvement Associa-
tion. is going ahead with plans for the ~
supper to be served at ~Community
hall on Wednesday evening. March
Lilith. Mrs E. B. Smith is chairman of
the entertainment committee, and is
1200-1202 MAIN ST THE
unmasponrs Ilium. nest units; 1111 ours: are: 3m:
- . . At "my marvelous money-saving prices. New Styles for Non
. - . -—New styles for Women—New Style- tor mu, Gin“ and
~ 0“ s 0 ms 0mm priced at figures that will pack this his new store to
> ’ _ the Sidewalks. .
STORE -— N EW I Bargains. III- In" MM! _ OUR NEW 1001111011
being assisted in the plans by the -- NEW .7 _
- - B and New Fashionable M .
other ladies servmg on the committee. Immediately after a. “Danderlnc'.' STOCK—NF“? FIXTURES “1;” 1 1 fill. (31:21:13.! out. 8 1200-1202“ 81'
George A. Husted and Mrs. Ida massage. your hair takes on new life. ——NE\V PRICES. Manufacturers at I ' 0 0y arriage €431.
i
a Every Daddy’s Bally
evening,'by the Rev. John J9, Snavely. cause each hair seems to fluff and
at the parsonage of the South Nor— thicken. Don't let your hair stay life-
- ¥ .. . E. h. 0 ly the imme- ltss colorless lain or scra l_v You
Walk M churc n p gg V “0' “d II.-
" " ' ‘r l -t utlt r1 ,1 .be ti- * 7‘ "
' glifyfmfi’:£132.23???35.353213 131.21? ”5 ° 0.... 5mg 9“ Good News fur women Mp "mm. 0; £31.. ; . 7 ”BMW! MINER}
King Merriam. both of Second street. lustre and wondrous beautv. appear- ' , .
were united in marriage. on Tuesday mg twice as heavy and plentiful. be- The Whole Big 3mm. “’va Low pRICES The Stoagpmmg and
"Come 13 daddy!” Soc baby .1. .
Mrs. lev e1 I. Clalk. of Rowayton.| A 35- cent bottle of deliglitgul fined a o! . '
Upon their rcturn from their honey— .“Daudcrinv” free-hens. your sea 1). Ln“ Novelty 5.“ mac” mnhbbl 13‘ m3”! .3. Chum". anyone build a carrjili'g : 1 . ‘ ::
moon mp the Comm Wm make their Cheeks (“"de and falling hair' “"8 A: less than you would pay for mm to: 01 “IA: “.50 new Style Ext-I lailtltll]: 13:33:12 ' r t n v
residence at 28 Second street. stimulating “heautydonic” ENC-'3 l0
'tliin. dull. fading hair that youthful
brightness and. abundant. thickness-—
All (li'uggists! '
back number mark down sale man's z r on t 12 It .
shoes. values-
The Egypilan Annette no one 3 ’95
of tie Straps 0hr instep. Very C
.' \ _ populnr for
young Julia. in i .
BIICH Ed or 3" width.
In honor of the observance of her
eighteenth birthday. :1 number of the
friends and former school mutt-5v of
Miss Alice Carr of 16 Timuth street.
gave her a su1p1isc birthday party at]
her homc 1.151 in ninzz. A pleasant
evening was spent “is: C- 1rr provingI DAHEN&A70R0T0.ZV
a delightful hostoss. Dancing instru-
And mother? She loves the $11"! * 111. . .. 21.9
101 ely, graceful lines; the sman oi. I -
Lloyd Loom W’oven Babv (1.11”;
because she loves her baby. A1113 .
All! There We have it! Baby know; 1
Sine- . .
. .. $2 95
115%- to 3
or school or d on
wear. A very no.
good looking shoe.
i medium
U2
mental and vocal sole ct1ons 1nd games. \lnstrr Peter Slinml. who has been' New Brown Kid. Ahab. m ' I I .. ~ -“ 1 ~ -‘ "
made the evening pass swiftly. Re~ ill is able to be out again I ‘ ‘ I " warm can’t tel mamma and dadd) {FLUX}. ;' ‘. ‘ - " Y"
frrshments wuc scncvl. and at a late} Frank the young son of Mr. and; New me. m’w‘ ’ I ’ Cl bald every dalnty CUI'VC, L‘Vi'l‘)‘ “TH-4 l I U
110m tin pnrtv broke up all 'wishing Mrs. Lester Bounty, is ill with tho 8 m wee body as gently as moilnrl .1111 ._ . ‘ w
' .‘ Miss Carr manv more and happy' measles. Snob. Ml- Oou . .. ,. varied styles of Lloxd Loom \\ “\4 :1 l'.
birthdais A number of very hand- Miss Lillian McCarthy has return- " ». ' " , M
some gifts were received by Miss ed from a. visit with relatives at Tor— - M” m . . - 'm m
Carr from her friends. rington. th ”tumor“. 30' l ' ' . “.3 .h . "‘
MM mantel straps.
“31"”; Footwear of this
James H. Bundle former proprle~ Mrs. \V'alter \Veed and her young ..
,Withh » without modesollilnntyear
tor of Rundle's bakery has purchas- daughter have returned home from
ed the 11.1rdw-mo business of Charles the Stamford Hospital.
Sterling Furniture 1.43..
:
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s
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Guyer of EVestpmrt together with the Rev. G. E. Richter was the only low .1 8210 the l . for '1‘ M o s -
building which houses the business. cal Clergb'mrm who attended the 111901. Flexible lottoot .80- :m “ SOLE A(;h\T
and which is located on State street, menthly meeting 0" ”‘0 Stamford . .sewed '0'." it d ' . ~""‘"‘* Ibo. ‘ “
W'estport. M1. Bundle will give the Ministers“ ngm‘ 0" Monriay. 1 - .- I» i 14:11. N.“ " N "'~ ‘7 - > "
business his personal superxHision and. Ml‘s- H- K~ 130mm” 0‘ Old King‘s! NOW Walking Oxfords—Stunning I .1 - ‘ . (Griffins? W 127.131 ‘N aShington St EUU . ~i .‘ « Ulii ,
i
it is said will take his son Harold B Highway has ‘Jeen visitimz' friends at
Bundle into the businesg m an early Port Chester, N. Y.
date The building will be remodeled Master Ernest Adams has been suf-
by Bir. Bundle who has taken posses- {critic with quinsx- :mzl mumps at his
31011 50 that a greater space for stock home 1’1? Nurutmi iingllls.
'1' military heel axiom. ‘
‘ :m...6“go O o o 0 TH
l
:1
5
Flexible volted solo-
1‘hii «unlit: sold
and also fou- Show Windows Will he 'Miss lic‘ith (.‘.’ll.li‘n'll 21:15 returned to last year for ’10 -. > -3 q. 1‘
had The purchase price of the busi- hor llfillu- m: 1111' 1‘0st llond. after an N A SPECIAL SHO“ I\ ’(r 01‘ \1: \ ‘ 7‘ > 7‘ '1
ness .stock and building )5 said to have operation at the Stamford Hospital. cw Price
been Close to $25 (.00 Miss, Snrcptn Rextcr has returned
after having visited her 1notlwr_:1t tllr'
lattcr's home- at \Voodlmvnn. L. I.
. ROWA YTON Mrs George R Smith has been sub—
\. _ stitutinz 1:":1ln for she past couple of-
wwks at Ctnvcr S(ll00l, takin \liss'
ers. Aaron G. Stevens of Roway- Muriel Rr'vlv‘ sgrnde g l
ton avrnnc. is the guest of relatives The monthly meeting of the Lamps.
in New York C”) Aid Society of the Congregational
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Elzea of Mc- Church will be held this afternoon at
)Zinley street are the guests of friends the parish house. ;
intBrookli’n. Four earloads of lumber have been
’Mrs s E Dibble of Rowayton ave- unloaded here this week to be used hyl?
line is the guest 01' relatives in North- George N~ Philcox l" the erection of ‘
part L ]_, In a few days new bungalows on Leroy Avenue. I
Did you see that fat little Robin red Mr. and Mrs. Lockhrlrt's recent
breast that was hopping along lester- guest}! Ens: l—l;mir~tt;1 Sarina. has "I"
.,—- 'day Surelv spring is not far distant. turne 0 cr ome n ‘ cw-Jersey. a ‘
Herbert VVitherspcon \1. as in town a 3532:1128” at their home on Mansfield
ew (in a l '
St vs go panning for the return Mrs. Helen ‘Colver. who is making
of his 1‘:1mil.\,shortl_\.to their Toke— .
neke home for the season. her home with ”'8' a .rc, Sismn or
The house of Lowden Jessup in Mansfield Avenue. recently enjoyed a
ROWayton avenue has been treated to 3:11:13??? 13;; gfigl‘léer' MISS Marion‘ :
a coat of paint. \V. A. Crockett and
Elmer Cronk did the Work. ' . ,- -
st. Lowden Jessup has returned 3E“, I‘Oxnngfsg‘ DAYLIGHT
to her home how after spending the ‘ . . h ' '
winter months with her sister in V‘ir- NEW LOEDON' .Mamh ,10.—E\ew
mnia Ipndonuonfficlgilly .goes on daylight
Miss Olice Cole and Mia I H Kig— saving e uroli 27. No action is
gins were' in Bedford street. Stamford needed on part of the city gnvenmont
on Mondav the guests of Mr. and as the Court of Common Council. a
Miss. C L G l f . year ago. adopted an ordinance to
eroud omerl’ of the this effect and the ordinance has
Linderhmst Inn.
The plastic class at the local fire never been repealed.
house proved as intelesting as ever
Fuesday afternoon. There was a good
attendance of ladies. The children's
clases in social dancing followed and
they were well attended as usual.
DRESSES
A most desirable C‘Oll("c"1“:=‘:‘;i I. y »:|\'
Earliest Style Showings 01 .3 , 1
at
$15.00 to $45 .00
You will also be verv 111' . . ‘1 ‘- "villi
the exceptionally pretty no > . . 1111::
We are showing at
$14.98 and $25.01)
‘JACOBY’S
VICTOR WESlELY.“
(Formerly with Var .st 8.» ..
Automobile Bodies, Fenders. l2. ;. ?.'7-l0TSl. H
meaRep aired and Made to Order. :11 Al .
Kinds of Sheet Metal Work.
81.. M? 0-57. v'o I ll;
N81 no» I. nuns
'“l low: low garland?! gluon kid
or III e an
filled ton! leather with
promptly. inlay or note.
style 1 . .
for dross g;
Land business
wear.
{/1
olty strap—- pump with
Print“ or Cum hull-
\ Black. brown or pat-
on: leather. 1110 now-
ost idea in tho. lio-
“union.
1
.M‘w., a...
Fine for school 0:
dress wear; splendid,
materials and" work-
lesthor Dole. and .
heels. Blocker or .
a» «nude—lu— my.
that we.
are .Droud to
lion's 810.00 “mm 8111mm To 35.51
Celebrated $10.00 “Faculties. Shoes.” for mien and 3101: men.
NOW $5.95. For MID-ll that wants a shoe that In folio 3115‘
audit shad all kinds of hard wear.
A lamina on “BLACK GUN 111ml.
EITHBKICBROLOWN“ "gig“ toe or Batu“! “3m” toe. Chm
1 .11. tries. 2 .
‘ > ‘ $10Police,Fh-‘ennd
NEW HAVEN YACHT CLl'B.
“NEW HAVEN. March 10. ~John N.
Champion was re- elected commodore
of the New Haven Yacht Club :1! its
The re lar mid- week _ annual meeting last nkht. The mem- "
ice will 5: held this evefifiée‘lnsexe bership roll is 235.11nd vachting ac—
chapel of the Methodist church. The tivities the coming summer are ex-
topic for the service will be: "Has peeled to be greatly increased.
God 9. Pl nd Pl r V ““M .
Life?” an a ace or Me in WOMAN LAWYER ‘Weldin f All Kinds 0f “46131197.
Gwendolyn Arnold: daughter of Mr. 0N “11‘1““? SIDE ‘ ‘ ~ I ' g 0 ‘ .~ 1m. . '11‘1'001.
and Mrs. Herbert ‘Am‘om of Crockett . m Fmsr can. ,1; 3;,“ Street, tooth flax-walk, Near 502.11 ..~un ~
street is ill with an attac of scarlet . -
k bliss. - Dorothy Cohen’s Client, ls f
rover. - The attack, however. is only a
3 light one and the little miss will soon Awarded ‘om'fl 0‘ 3' 332-00 ___.._-
' he able to be about again. by Jill“)- A
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Theall have “‘55 Dorothi 11- Cohen. Bridse- '
returned to their home in Pennoyer PM” ”Wt “Wm" attorney to Frat:-
street after a \isit with their daugh- tice in l“allfl€ld county courts. was
.tei'. Mrs. William Kuhn. at Schenec- on the “inning 5““ )esterday in the
tady. N. Y.. by the illness :11de death first case in which she appeared. of
‘ '01 his mother. the- plaintiff in Benjamin Fechter of
- New York against Hv man Rephan of
MARK TWAIN BUST STOLEN. Stamford for 31232-60 practically the *
HARTFORD March 10.——A bust of full amount claimed. Although Miss ~,
muel L. Clemons (Mark Twain) onlCohen made no argument in the case. 1."
figp'édesta] on the front porch of his she assisted Attorney J. H. Shapiro.
. former home here. has been stolen. Who represented FEChté!’ .0 15-
fl‘he pedestal was found in park river Moore appeared for the defendant.
[A money reward has been offered for The 5““ W35 t0 recover the value
recovery of the. bust, as friends of of goods furnished by Fechter to .
Mr. Twain regarded it as an excellent Rephan during 1913 and part of 1914. ,‘ ‘-
likeness fixing its value from an ar- and which it was alleseti Reuben sur-
CHEVROLET C A1R3
Coupe, 4-Door Sedans, Deliveries 1 1 5‘10”?
'~ , Notice.
AUSTIN ’S GARAGE
M011 , . . l anon 1959 J:
n... 1.. 11.333.111.ch surronmo secs 4 -
“i.“ummm < . , . ,_.... f > i .I‘ ‘ . fly?” .
rwamm‘nh Sup. H: ’ . - 1 1' -7 >>>>> . ____________________ /--,’-,_‘ w 1
'1" VALDI' tort 850‘” We believe ,1 ' ~ ’ s - . ,
u........q m their “at!“ ‘ 1. .1 ..
I.“ 1......“ W “rem V i " " ' Grade Furniture ,
“ fl‘HB SEASON
SCGUT SHOES
mBmANDBOYS
3600 Tan r Block Scout
tormernlmr flat
511p—
.‘ afiEYEEOEngglo. . $2I89
n. M." - ..
flatlc standpoint. _ reptiously removed from , the state.
The jury found all octhe issues in the __
’— -" case for the‘p‘ialntiff. .This was the
third’ trial of the case. and set a pre-
PFC! coughs and COIdS Use cedent in law for the protection of _
manufacturers consigning' goods on
". ’ commission. Judge Booth accepted
' . the verdict and ordered it recorded. ‘
' ' my]: 1” The Best of Furniture in EV e13
HEAD
BY, CATABRH? 11813.. ~ In Sets or Single PleCCS
. . A’HE‘ALING CREAM . ' ‘ , . za’i‘
; . _ 0‘). {7 a
If your nostrils are clogged. your- ' - OF 1—0 . 9'
throat. distressed. or your head in 2‘ AT A REDUCTION ' .
‘stui'led by nasty eatnrl’h or a. cold. 1111- 3‘75 From our former fair value pl‘-\i"‘5- .
amply a little We. antiseptic. germ de-
ND 89’ SEN
rum“. oinscronc so
.,. '— ' ll‘l‘
cod fit teen. Your noItrlls
Your head is clear.
13 11min: ‘
Norwaik, g0“
Norwalk Chronicler