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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 10, 1921 · page 4

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‘ pee—munity hall.

' :mother on First street.

l‘uuagtera‘ of the Hawaiian Eoee Coin
Pony; oh Saturday afternoon. Danc-

 
 

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ring was enjoy . the music being fur- clam

V ‘ Lawrence Slauson of Grlenbrook'-""‘~‘l“3d-b.y M" Earl Steve“ and M“ ket has caused much argument. and: \
vault-(with relatives in East Norwalk Marion’ Lynch m” charge 0‘ r e V, the local harbor manter. Captain .
SII Sunday ugainestor the iounger children. ‘ e- - David C. ford. was resorted to yes_ .4
' .freshments of punch and 1101119.!!! ._ y 1 , . . . . . . te I y. He said the law read is £01-;

This evening members of the Non-[cake Were. served. It is hopedmthzgnk l l . l ' I ‘1 , H - n lows: l

" jun-tel Drum corps will hold a regu- "imf’th’ Sanitilfiltiieto ”‘15.“, urgstephen Hoyt Of New > . Bound Clamp-Rakes 0rth tings?“
Jar semi—weekly meeting on Third ‘9 “ m e "ea ' “ ‘ " - . > -- ' cannot have space between e ee ,

. . cm Talks to MCMberS‘ ‘ --—-—-"‘. _ or prong! of'leu than one inch. Can- 3.

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mane M. E. church will hold its us-l
all meeting tomorrow afternoon at.
Use church. '

__._.—-
Edward Stevens and family will re-
turn from Vermont next week \Ved—

'nesday.

 

 

The regular ‘VQ‘t'kl3' n-ceting of the
101mg 'Men's Community club will he W; 1.:
1m tanight. at‘ the club rooms lF'taken up their residence
Summer at Tokeneke.

Forepaugh and family have
for the

 

Miss Christine Eek returned to her; A motor truck came to brief "my
home in New York today after me railroad bridge yesterday owing
“bending the 'week-end with her to having too big a load aboard.

 

 

'l'hc \Villlng \Vorkera and Helping

Elliott Farr. 0f \‘.‘l""Pl(l SlV't'Wl .lS re- Hands Will hold their monthly m;.(.t_
covering from the effects 0‘3 a severe mg at the parsonage this evening at
main on his back, received last week 7 p. m. All members of hoth classes
while lifting a ha’rrei of machine 011...”... urgpd [gamma and enjoy the “.5-

 

 

 

 

~ Itlvities.

The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ __
church will meet 0“ Thursday after— John P. lirummer. of the Darion .
moon with the president. Firs. ‘ “'.,G.u.ugl._ returned yesterday from a
Kelley. easide placc. at 1 o'clock. business lril) to Ncw Jprsv}. Ilidr.
standard time, dently John celebrated a birthday

while away on his outing. '

Samuel J, Sir-wart has purcliascdi _
'11 building lot in East avcnue fromi The St. John‘s Dramatic club wil
the “States Of “'illiam T- and Thomas pzivc an Amcrican cmncdy ”Safetv

3. Raymond. according to executor's lI;‘ir:‘.t" for the “.7.”ch of um church on
”need filed with Town Clerk Herbert'mfindny and Tllcsulay owning. Mdv
3- Smith 135‘ WN‘k' 23rd and 24th. oi the \_'Olunlccr Fir:
u-vnipmm's hall. Norman.

A meeting of the vcs‘r' n’ (‘laristl
church. was held at the church last
evening. when the budget for the, year

The 2121b annual meeting of tlic
l-‘airlield (‘uunu association of Fun-

‘IVBS lllvqmlfis‘f‘d- ‘md "HI"? I‘ll-“"955 W'r‘ Kl‘i'f:flll0n(ll cliurchcs and minister:
iaining ‘0 the “""f‘U'" of ”H” "hum“ mccls today in thc (‘nncrc'uatiflhal
came before “I“ ”“‘m““r" mr consld< church. Stamford. 'l‘hc nlurnlng ses-

.\ n
has

ex—
been

‘w‘llll‘ nptnml :ll 10 O'clock.
ccptionally strong program

Irration.

afternoon

 

Tumorrow illc~ lndites Wham-rd. 'l‘hc llarlcn church is I‘l‘lll‘”
ol‘ lh- liasl Norwnlit I"\l\w)v1 mcnt sontpd as voting (lclt‘gnlt's he-
.Assncmtiun will hold an "Al llr‘1rnc”_sid(.s the pastor. by ){r5_ In: Smith
(.m‘urtainmcnt a! Community hall. the and Mr. Jumps \vmmmg and ihrcr
affair to start :1! ”J o'clmk. Standard flu”... r(.p,.¢.5..nmtju.s Mrs. l‘mvrn‘
time. An culcrlnimncnl has been p""‘;.l:muilh. Miss Sarah Craig and Mn
yarn! for the mlmlicrs and their 31:05 (1' 14.51..."

{fiends and ion u'lll lu- scl'vcd. -,__,,_____.-_._.
1 A regular rrhcarsal of ”10 Fast

q

unlit chorus was held.
(Tcm'nm ilir hall. whcn
l‘ew momhcrs wcrc acl-

'Jflcrwalk Com'v
last cvcnicl: z»?
abut“ cighicr':

*Piurui’s nui

xniltcd. No l Monda‘.’ evening, tho T0 RAISE $800
Mitansal v.2” lu‘ licltl at 7 O'c‘m-k

standard tiim-.'ifi the East Avcnuc M.‘ '

'E. church. 1‘3" new music was lulu-n: Plans z,“- (-mnpéclml for u iii-ONES
3%? last (‘\'t‘!llllll;‘_ but ‘Vl '.'>M\“r"i"" “firmly. at lllc linilzlli sin-(t A. M. 1'}.
the pair lm music to ll(‘ sung“ at the;(‘l<ul"ll. “Hm” “ fr“. “HMS ”1..

Morial Du} cxcrciscs. was had

flulsiur \vill lcuxa- l'ul' lll!' .\'v~\\' l-qu‘lilnd

 

TW ) p l tlannual cunl'cn-ncc, :vml. lu lcun- the
0 "f“ m‘ ”1‘ "'5 ‘,L“ ”Elfin“: 'i clzurch inc m tll'lll. llll‘l'l' arc to 1m
lhE IE Hill—.ll‘llllm l n1f:"lnl" U t‘H‘ ‘]"";; elm-("all s1 inn cs czich «\o lelll.’ this
.5” .' u; - .' .. l (‘ 7"ll.'.“\'_ ' . .
we). ‘9 ' . l "H ' “(I _. “r“ igniuk. lu-izlnrelm; inmul-i, Willi .i sing-
fhst (“thing ... t 1‘ l4 .0 onmn' own: I. in: i' 'is1.l>_\' lln- chuhhclmir
'cre (‘lci‘lml (amuln. Mt-Hlu “ul- .. . . . . . ,
. .- ‘ . ‘.x.gllrl _\ ("t'l:li; lu-x lll‘. Poop-
dron; First [.1 nu nnnl. Allvl‘l‘l l‘l rrls: . _. .. . . .. .
‘ ' _ ' 1:1. ( .u (.n.. 'n- lupus! clinlch. Will
Second l.l(‘ll1(-.. all. Al (,ancuiz‘i; buc- . . _ _ . . _ . . .
, . .. .. rillnlk‘ (Lilll his 1 llillt‘lz clnnr \vill mm:
relax-y, W, l.. .\ ,phcx; ln-nsurcr and

' "4 S i. la ‘ ' . l ‘ ,. x . .
Month 1 ll (Cl-t m. I l . ital” ll'KUn m,“ by Mrs. S. I.” “1‘1
‘11. “aldl‘on was im‘mcrlv l. irs‘ Ln ut-

l“li(lfl_\' cvrmlnr. l‘t-v. l‘I. l-‘. Mc(‘l‘r‘-
chant of the. Company. Plans for the .. . . L . .1
Q' n l l 0 ll" . ‘10 l n Lnr. l ll ll. litxslnr Hf lIw l‘ irsi lun-
4 n '5 ‘ 1 . ., .‘ ,\ . .
mexmtpr ' \ )ll‘tl ‘\\“’l ”L"; x ll:(‘l‘l\\lthlg “minnow” PhUH'h- \HH scvuk from
.r - . . ~. ’c .' .‘ C < . ~ . . .
' ‘ l l ‘ ‘ ( lllv- sulrnrcl' ((ull llml .\ vv‘ r lnvprg-

nd th r3 wil l:c l'llr (-r :mmmcv'— , .. .. . .
n e ' I u.‘ ‘ I t'l-zllS. Musing: .v\ mu :lmrch rung.»

. . . .
ment of Hus Into" in Hm \vm-k by lnr: ,, I . ,
. .. \.. tlw‘ ('11 ll Mums lrnm ll]. s Sv-rv.
EntPr'nlnmcnl cn'vr‘n'im- llu' tlln~ 7. . .
. Hi s .\..l :w: Invar-l ilzr- y.2ll\ tll-Il \\ill
her ml] lu: tor 1h" mnmhcv-s nml‘ . . , . '
. ' "“ '~ 1‘ 1" "\ "Vi-lulu; .\l::v If.
triends of tho company. q . .., . ' . '
v‘”‘ 1‘ ‘swun ' 1 .‘ll lulu rs Jilt' li\'-
lllL" lJ lillsx.

'l'llt‘ VVomcn's l‘nrcign .\li::<imx-xry

moiety of the East avcnun- Muihmlist . ."E ‘ '“

Episcopal church. will hold its nnnu- Slberlan Peasants

1‘! thank ofl'criuL: int-chm: at lhc Re 9i" ' g .
13107114.;- of Mrs. A. N, Paddock. this c C RClnforckn-lcnth
fvvniuz. 'l‘hc pa~::m' m‘ 1hr- rlmrchfl N ' . . 1A: . ""

a". ll. Irvim: “'atluns. will in» lrx‘t‘s- ( ll “\H‘H'l‘-\» "H" 3* llns inn

m-uspnpcrs have lmlilislu-rl :1 win lqss

'l‘hc

cut and “'lll L’h'l' .m adrlrcss.

offering“ will lu- lakcu for llir- hence dispatch to llzv llulslnwik (lam-nil
'11 of a gll‘ls' school at l’aclmca. .\lcx- Nil“ ”'lmmml: “ii" Stunt lumps
11:0, which is supportml ll} ”1., “-_ l-'. lrnvc auxin-(«l :s .1» rm! n: s-Inn- mm
31-. Miss Clara M. [iii] .-. (luuL'lllr-r‘ ""‘l‘l‘m‘ mm”; WWW: :urznrmt n-
of lhi‘e latc l“;-(,‘I)ilL”l‘f‘h‘SnlI‘.ll l5. J. lH-llmus SH’V'VL'H‘ l"'-'¢~'3|Hl :U'mil-s. 3:01"
Hill. and forum-Hy 01' tin:- cilv. is .’l " ”'0“"i"gf""‘ ”WW?” I‘I'HHHl luv-r
teacher of English at ills school. and r'l'“ F””"l”" l"“-"<‘“l‘»‘i 1”" ‘us'nl in
‘ most “Hm-(Lung 1.31”. from m... l“’\"' l" v - i‘~hl 1‘. ll Fnl‘ccmn Ills u“ “g.
‘Ufil be rcud. Mrs .li)llll J. SH-vrlv, "1"" ””41"“ l'li'm lln‘ :lislmnnlui
‘jfg of “‘4' “Huh”. (,r 31... Fulllll ,\'nr- 41"”;in illl'lll1"l\ cunnu;.nd.d [,3 ”IO
«walk l". H. church. \nll Hm: (luring 11“" Allmirnl KMM‘MY

up, cw-nllur. A :«n'ifi lmur \viil ful- ' '—“—‘

30w U10 llllsnuss tmvtiLL' and fl larrrv: UNFlLl—ED STEEL ORDERS
azicndalrcc is .lu‘irul. ’l‘liv Imciin: ' "'~

"ill slni‘t .ll 7 A)"‘1.n:i;. \luT'llml'll lituc. NEVV YlllllC, \lm' l” 'l‘ltc l‘mlvlhlv

glunnnuc rvpcz'i (-l rlw l’. 8 Slow] (‘nr
,‘xzumlinn. mad.» public lmlny. shmvcll

0W4 YTO]\f 9?». 515.221 inns 01' nullllml onlcrs 0n

llanvl Apxil I‘M. This i: a (lccrcasc l'mu‘

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,._.._._ _ unfilled orders in Max“ 2‘. - '-
1.0:..l lam: l. ram n {tl‘i' ;:A Mini: lllf’ll‘ wow, 6 rig; 76"! “m: (h 1' “h“ h
1:911: “2‘1!r’\*“:l”"y‘f'l‘_‘r "f“!i- Pull”)? This rcilncm bookings to tho smal
wmk {Hm}. w ‘11......n.._. .0 suit l mi in.“ mml Slncv March. 1919: wlwn un .
" ‘ filled Ul'(li’l‘.\ ammlniml to 3.32! .57;
Tom “I". y. H < ;. ‘ '\' . inns. 'l‘hc lllClli‘rl peak of all rrconl u?
Mil-r; {ml/’1"! fill” "‘ ‘ "V, \" :"_“l"_l srecl bookings was made in April. WIT.
inert- I‘m"\ “I. “I’M“ ”' - "f“ "”l‘i \vlicn tho corporation rcnm'tcd unfilled
‘ ' I- \ l'.4 L 'l' \l.\' Lil .\ l'. :llli ordprs £1x10u ' y 0 Q". a" x ‘ ‘
Mrs. “mm“ A. 1 mini, to l...1. 153 ions. ._

 

lliis. ‘

,Annlln'r suiwcvipimu .luncc is ht‘lnf; Il‘ I'IDVI“Y‘~' AV!)
4 \ . . i . .

talkf-rl ol‘ for \‘h (lm Silny v \1lllllL'. May _ -
13. llu' admisfli v: lwiuL: by card. The . ”LADDLR ““11“":
dancl- m” -1 \l'illl'il‘ 11' inc» htl : V k"
. . . . .. ~ - d on . _ . . . - -
Saturday nwiiivr, April :13. was a 'l“l\(‘ Sm“ t" ""7“ [\nlncvs and
great social sliCcr-ss and illis one Dro- ncuirfllizcmn'l'ltntulg
3“ Pi.

 

'l‘hc Fricndlv Si-l‘vicc ('luh of HOW-l Sidney and lilinidder \vcakn‘ess r“-
anon incl :1' . , ‘ . . su rom lll‘lC ac (. says a no Pi au-
hos. on I:0;P;)_:‘o(::n:::nlz:fs flog-UTE; thority. The kidneys filtcr this acid
monthly business meeting Last night. ,from the blood and pass it on to the
Thcrc was a large attcndance. The lilalldcr. where it often _rcmalns to
gifis rlcpnrtcd at ” late hour. thanking .irrltate and inflame. causing a. burr.-
ghss Reps for thc very enjoyable eve— “n32. scalding scnsation. or setting up
ning spent. an irritation at the neck of the blad-

der. Ob’llging you to seek roller two
or three times during the night. The

James A Farrell is having his 5
. . t . peed - - .
cht Pronto placed in commission on sufferer 15 m constant drcad. the “Pt-
er passes sometimes With a scalding

ways at Hickory 311193. The boat . - -
be ready for use as soon as thelsensation and is \ery profuse; again.

mime:- season opens. which is much I”??? :3] dimFU‘s'
Mic!- th‘an'was the case last year. ' “Hm. “ea ness.

mises to (mind lhv- lust affair.

 

 

 

in avoiding it.
most folks call

m ' the work had to be. hurried in'? bee??? ”TV can't control urina-
.. er that the vacht might take inl ion. 10 l. is extremely annoying

and sometimes very painful. this is
really one of the most simple aiL
ments to overcome. Get about four
Ounces of Jad Salts from your phar-
macist and take a tablespoonful in a
glass of water before breakfast. con-
tinue this for two or three days.

~ ,. . vThis will neutralize the acids in the
VCHIAII TROY “LE CAISEDIm-ino so it no longer is a source

New London races.

”About forty :hildren. of liowayton.‘
lded .the entertainment given by
. “ladies of the community. in the

 

‘ . . . of
at inAthécTW-l irritation to the bladder and urinary
me c e a a ”3UP? rPDUta-mrgans which then not normally

mi; Foley's Honey and Tar for again.
Tell" fignscot‘lighs' colds and Jud Salts is inexpensive. harmless.
. ‘1; 0 th ‘3 phlegm and and is made from the acid of grapes
cearsv e passages eases and lemon juice combined with
stops tickling throat ' ‘ ‘ ' '
we H'kkl q - lithia. and is used by thousands of
‘ f c; 35'; “viritless {EXPRESS P208. folks who are subject to urinary dis-
h: rOm ~ — - was 811 er- orders caused bv u ' . ' ‘
. “hie “laphacpte case of bronchial - me add imitation.
”(i "
r 91).. Foigh‘gai‘étnmé COHSEFEI'QWuses no :bad effects whatever.,-
y f'nd ”.531 ,» . Here you haven pleasant. memes-
, , . cent llfhiapmer drink. ~ " "

 

T... m... M. 8...... .. ml DARIEN&NOROT01V ‘

Thursday ru "ulna. illii‘lx't‘ll pic (lin~ ‘

 

 

Jad Salts is splendid for kidneys and:

 

 
 

 

of the Norwalk Bird
Nature Club

 

the Norwalk Bird Club. which now’in-
eludes all nature study, was held last
evening at the home of Mrs. Wood-
ward. North Main street. and an .ex~
cellcnt programvglven. _

The officers elected for the ensumg
your were:

Presidentw-Mrs. \V. K. Harringtofi.

Viceo'Rresid/ent—eM'i-s. Lottie Munro.

Sccretary—Miss Emma Smith.

Treasurer—James Hall.

Interesting announcement was the
meciing oi‘ the State Federation of
Birds and Nature Clubs, whici? will
take thc form of an all day field day,
to he held in New Haven. on May 21.
in which club members are invited.’

On June 4th the Connecticut Audu—
bon Society will have an all day field
day. at llil'dcraft Sanctuary. at Fair-
ficld, which promises to be most inter-
eating.

The speaker for the evcnlng was
Stephen Hoyt. of New Canaan. who
gave a. delightful talk‘on "Field Geol-
rogv."

'l‘ln- houldcm that strew the fields
or are made into the fences. and the
great 1‘11ch of rocks that stand out
ovcr the Siaic. took on new interest
‘as the geological story was unfolded,

 

minimum

The seventeenth annual meeting of.

muor"mm m

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l h in .
ST , (LL—Ca mg pagan not sell clams of less than one the V,
M33631vagyltr hit-gay 10f sevegal nomblelthickneu or whicih 03211112?st :gggrgi:
bombing raids as an American flyerla ““8 0f onezn l mu if taken must .
with Italian forces in the World war. _diarneter. Suc C. l av regu-‘l
was found dead in the rear of a gar. . put back. Some c ams mt .k n 0'...
age in the Back Bay district today.;late we amount of chm 8 en inl
He had been shot over the left eye. prohibit the taking from ce :1
An automatic *pistoL lay nearby. areas.
Medical Examiner Leary said the cir--l’ _
cumstances indicate suicide. but thatf‘f
tux/estigation would be thorough.
Capt. McGllvm-y.' who had been
decorated with‘the Iiallan War CrowI

lfor Bravery. had entered the com-
lmerclal aviation field, in New Eng-
land after the war. His vcnturc.

however. was said to have resulted in

financial looses. His heflth was im- ‘
paired and he went to the woods for ,
a rest. .

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R. H. Golden. House TelephOne, 31.

'The body bore only the forehead
wound. although at least two shots
were fired. ThI- rvw-t. together with!
a. disturbed condition or the ground
nearby. led to a. more thorough in-
vestigation than usual. Only one of
the night gag-3gp employee in thc
vicinity where the body was found
remembered having heard anything
resembling pistol shout It was his
iecollection that ho heard two re-
vorts early this morning. but at the
time thought they were but the bar
.fire of an automobile. "
McGilvnry also wore.
Crown and Wing. an Italian dccora-

House Tele—

 

aml (hr story of the glacial period 3x—
lplajnI-Hl ihn- presence of the large
‘lmuldcrs. lcft by the retreating ice
llcltl.

'l‘hcrc may 1w still some people who

tion conferred on thc memlwrs of the
first group of Amvrican aviators io
reach the Italian front. He was born
'in Berkeley. (ML. 34 years mm. and
.Wns graduated' from l'niversity or

 

 

Ido not know what a "pt-opal ‘ is. the

glitilv («now who "preps" in iholW'lSC‘OHSin in 1916. He was a mom- .3
‘marshrs and ponds in early spring. ;l)cr Of a flying circus that gave ex‘

[and nmrc haw» probably not arch the [hililtions at (‘lcwlnnd “"d ””1".

‘llllli' pickcrlnu frog. loss lhnn an Cities aflt'r ihc war.

:inch lune. ulm is the mysterious!

lsuurco- or the iu-cpimz. but mc lltllcl .

ll‘.l[\ll\‘o~_ on a lll'll of moss in (i luv. “NU-S! LEMON-S l

“as an :xlninl at the meeting.
A rcmurknlrlu- cthhit of thc skill

‘ Inf lhd‘ \\‘Iunl|\rl‘ki‘r “Lil.“ HhO‘YII. \Vhl'rt‘

into
lvii‘lian. at tho exact

,u \vmnlpv-ckrr had clrlllctl a. llOll'

!a branch of lin-

.

1min! \tlu av an' of tin» hickory llorcrs
“as .lrshnvm: llv- luv. and had taken
gllu- lunci' lltllll his llllllll‘l. b

i .\u\\' is Hm iuuc to look fur the

'\\.irl»lu~rs :uul llll‘ m-\l {cw days should
‘lnmz: tin-m ,all \‘orih.

 

 

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l K()\Il: l:l:('()lll) THIS.

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; Nli\‘.' HAVEN. May lll—‘(Nlntll‘llhr
Iris llll"l‘ Rt'lls and our cluugllli‘r ‘

\\'I'I‘r lnnvl \vwl‘ r-lnv in Mr. and Mrs.
.\llv‘ll.lll Sal. us his rltv. Mr. anrl
ixll'fi Sal-x.“ haw scxcu ()llu'r (‘llllflrf‘ll
,Th" unlml‘upfwls .ll'l' said in lw ‘l ‘llllll\‘
'alnl “mam in '“wcn four and Gill ~lialf
:lZHl l:\« “unmix- (.H'h

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:Results.

 

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l S'lllt‘czc thc juicc or two lemons in-
:to a bottle containing thrcc ounces of
:Orchard “'hiic. which any drug store!
‘vvill supply tor a {cw cents. shalu‘v
wcll. and you lich a qunrivr NM 0"

harmlcss and drlightful lcmon
l‘lu-ach. Massage this sweetly fra-
grant lotion into tlu- l'ncc. neck. arm-
and hands cach day. lhcn shortly
uulc the bunny aml wliltcness of
'_\'our skin.

Famous Ringo l~cuuli¢8 usc llllS
lcnmn lollon to Match and bring
that soil. clcav. Tllsi'»\\'lllli‘ couiplcx-

firm. also as u fo-v'klv', sunburn. and
'lan lllcavh lvmuusc ii duasn'l irrllztlt'.

 

 

The question of the nine of round 3, .
s that could be sold in the mar-,. _.

'JACOBY’

 
 

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wardrobe of fashinnnH: ,v,
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women the envied "5!) Ln?» v
Do away with needless. 2.; . . ..
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Ford l-lon truck chain drive,

li'nnl touring.

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25 Main St., Norwalk, Conn.
' TELEPHONE 954

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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in Town

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South NOT-walk _,

i “
When You Order Coal

Quality should be the
thought. The best coal
cheapest in the long run.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

first
is the

If you can't burn it. coal is not
cheap at any price. That which we
are now Ofl‘ering is of excellent
quality. life welcome your inspec-
tion. Coal in the cellar is good in-
surance.

 

“he Norwalk Coal
5? Supply Co.

MASON'S SUPPLIES
108 Water St.,

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South Norwalk
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PHONE 113

 

 

 

 

HOOSIER CLUB SALE STARTS TODAY

$1.00 Delivers a Hoosier Cabinet to Your
Home, the Balance Can Be Paid
\Veekly or Monthly
FREE—WITH EVERY 1100st SOLD THIS WEEK AN.

18~PIECE SET OF “BAKE GLASS” COOKING
. UTENSILS FREE. SEE THE-MIN OUR WINDOW

Don‘t fail to get your‘Hoosier this weeks The very best
Cabinet made. '

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From Quarry to Customer"
lust Received Several Car Loads of

MONUMENTS

Large Stock to Select from at
Reasonable Prices

DECORATION DAY DELWERIES
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
SOUTH NOR‘WAM

MDNUMENTAL 'WORKS

FRED’K. H. GANUNG, Prop.
84 South Main Street. Tel. 1584

 

 

 

 

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an - a [8 it i u a. in!

ARE EXCLUSIVE AND lfilli‘x liil
Many Smart Styles . re llt‘I‘C i3 x \
$5.00 Is the Particularly Alum-nu. "‘ “
If you (li‘Ell‘G ll’lt‘ DJOl‘Q \3:'l‘§;:. 13‘. ‘3‘ '. -' w
Ill'r" . 3' l“ :

nadc, lincn_ filo: lace. we haw

indeed, wonderful values.

 

 

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HEADQUARTERS FOR ._
REFRIGERATORS, COUCH-HAMMOCKS, FURNITURE,
BUGS, LINOLEUM, RANGES, BEDDING

 

SOLE AGENTS FOR

Lloyd Baby Carriages, Alaska. Refrigerators, Barstow Ranges,
Red Star, Florence and Perfection-Oil Cook Stoves.

 

 

. Sterling Furniture CO.)

‘ 127-131 Washington Street, South Norwalk
Phone 105.

 

 

 

, Dorlon House

 

Shore Dinners
All Hindi of Sea Food
steaks, Chops and Chicken

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(Formerly with Vaast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Repaired and M31!!! 130; met,
And All Kimh of Sheet Metal Work;

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FOR THE SPRING SEASON
and :11. PH:

All the Leading Varieties of Vegetables g ‘
Seeds, Grass, Clover, Timothy and Ni Li 1

RELIABLE AN‘D THE FINEST VARIETlES OF :krcf‘;
Best Grade: of Fertilizer, Sheep Manure. CH“ C “

Nitrate of Soda. etc.
it ; ‘
5' (if? i

Remedies to destroy all insects and fungicidcs: :r:
and cure of all kind: cl bin-gm.

Let Yourwants Be Known and We Will Supply VC

South Norwalk Florist and Seed

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2 SOUTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 364 W fl

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‘ COAL __

13 now coming freely and we have a surl‘lf 0‘

QUALITY ,.
Very good and we will endeavor to satisf)‘ (‘U"""""..
PRICE , p,

The usual Spring reduction has been made and these w .7
. do not look for lower prices

VINE Bl‘gOSFEE

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