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hush I-WI- of St. John street.
3-“ a new Ford sedan.
‘b ”worth league {if the {Juan
m» Ichuohwil he] a' ve
‘ at the church this even-
s: 4:” o'clock. (8. '1‘.)
attended the . Shugrne-
in New Haven last
saw Bennie Weater.
Joe Chyton of New
m The bouts -were
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st the East Norwalk Com-
who will sing at thel
the Green on Memorial
to
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sensibly. The members
the papers for the time
t of the exercises.
was the entertainment
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Audion of Christ church.
rch last evening. that re-
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all
3
ctht of, the members of the
1"! took part. They wereCMrs.
arr.
Mrs. Frank
M In. Otto Butler. Mrs. William
Ilrs. Arthur MorehOuse.
lam
“dz-the lime Grace Pan-ington and ‘.
Infl- ‘
wick. About 150 attend-
“ h Went which was given
‘In In." (I the annual birthday party
.Illisry. and which was given
sit-sch parlors. Angellaan's
ed music during the
a quartette composed of
Bilenstein. Miss Minnie
Samuel Hull and ’Mrs.
sang several num-
Ih‘r (nos-ts being well received.
“I of the Fisherman" a
“I *1. was presented by three
me“.- ot the Boys' Club of the
church. Dean Russell, Alvin King and
1rd W Jr.. Mrs. F. H. Patter-
sonualso recited several humorous se-
lect—a Refreshments Were served
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ROWA YTON }‘
Hrs. Walter Hacks of New York city
has arrived at Tokenckc tor the sum-
mer.
. Mr. and Mrs. Schweppe and family
have arrived at their Tokeneke home.
lor the scsson.
Hm I. D. Randall. haying leased
her We home for the summer,
.‘fll m her home in Norwa’lk.
Mr. and lira Edward Stevens have
"(and to their home on Content-
ment Island. after a trip to lit-unins-
don. 7'1.
h. Frank H. Simmon
York city has leased Mrs.
suns-a- hnc at 'lhkeneke for
In...
Th Initial meeting of lhl‘ Roway-
ton hec 11hr")! Association will be
held in the library on Friday eve-;
hing. June 8rd. at 8:15 o'clock (D.
T.) . l
Dull. D. Wilcox has been up from
his house in New York city. looking
after me repair work at his Token-
skc semmce. which he has leusmi
for the Isa-an to another New York
of New
Randall's
the
Mr" Richard 'usder of Tokcm-lgg- is
how can preparations for the Chris.
flan Woe-kart Conference to be held
at M home for the week lumnnim;
June 1:. Notable. lenders in mission-
ary In! evangelistic work will spenk
m .7 day. All sessions of the con-
fere-cc will be open to the public nndl
this I'm be no unusual an occasion}
that I is enacted that church work-
ers from Word. Norwalk and other
nears, towns will attend regulurly.
brinfhich to "stain them between
the “on '
1.0-: people who rent their homes
turn-bed for the summer say that.
never have they experienced so much
from. There are several houses
still melted and there is n likelihood
of thun_resn.ainlng so. (inc thing
is the fact. that New York city land-
lords do not now permit tenants to
sub-Id. Thh practice has been [zu-
in: a (or many years so that many
would cue up in the country and
tub-ls! their apartments for the sum-
El mer months.
omme NOROT01v
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Mrl. (‘hriltlan 'l'hoele of the Post
;, Road is visiting relatives at Westhury.
#91. I-
if» Tramc Officer Georm- ltuncc. who
‘w‘illss been ill for over two weeks is ima
’3')me
‘ Rm Kindley has returned from n.
busins. trip to his sardine cannery at
mm lo. .
" TEE-Boy Scouts are planning to
. . in the Scout field day and
' M lest
Saturday.
,- 1's- locsl troops of Boy Scouts are
3 i has?!“ in the general observance this
”3:. "Forest Protection \Vcek."
veterans of the World War.
I _ .sever’al bungalows in this town this
mariagngheeinggnrlldg: spring. have incorporated "their" buil’»
use again in South Nor-mess, with a capital of 820.000.
estnre of the evening was shares or 8100 each. George N. Phil-
“The Rag Cuttin' Bee," in cox
. w."zht:w (was?
Chat 3 “hated to the slow renting _ I
4Mr hes. the M's“ Wll- POI
hor Gainer the t'Bluss.”
An addition is being constructed to
Fitch's Home for the Soldiers at
Nomton Heights. as recently author-
ised ‘by the General Amembly. so as
to make it possible to accommodate
Miss Julia. the young daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Greene of the
Post'Road. will take a prominent part
in Hrs. 'llowne's dancing exhibition at
the Stamford High school auditorium
on June 4th.
A cottage prayergmeetisgsm .held
the Green where the Tuesday‘ night. at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Howe l
by workers trom-the Norston Presby-
terian Church. Another such meeting
,will be held tin-evening at the home
the auspices of the of
c Noroton imam.
Mr. and Mrs. uncey‘l‘yle'r.
Philcox & Finch. who have
200
of this town is president. a‘fi'u
Clarence I. Finch of East Norwalk
s vice-president and treasurer.
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“Edison Likes in Music" is
(1'. worth while
throughthslistoi’llr.
“bruit...
,slwsysglsdtossrvsyon.
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Lights Out. March
Liberty Loan March
16523—143 Scrolls March
American Patrol March
17302—131 (lupitan March
\Vashingion l’iisl.
35608—Jolly General Marl-h
' Patriotic Medley March
16777
16795—Yankeo Shufile March
1778l~0n \Visconsin Mun-ll
HEAR THESE OR
mueI[M‘“‘Nfl,Ms ; , 7, ‘MW“
m Sunday moon .1
the new Leann disclose on Guild
and avenue - ~
team he.“
mate of the Gowns!
church. They will. however. I.“
with friends here and in MOM
about Jul 1. ‘
“glen-ten u toyh.‘ a Chm ot ;._ Ina :bdns t to s. “21::
it. own this summer. ‘lor the me so: Ohm “lbw-”e Imelm In" feta,“
beginning Aug. 29. A committee has other local tea-s. .
been 3m“ “3 which Fred. 3- Thc-Ihunrockharepntina hard
Baur ot Noroton- Belg)“- isiohaimamn' week '9': m... and “feel confides.“
Dr. Har D. Hanson vioe~c - mt Mmrsverse- e score -
:31. '7 day.’ Schiller will be on the mound
7 . tor the do”.
onus:
no a bottle c‘ohtdn’ing three .0
.complexion whitener. ' .
.on lotion into the Yace.
CTfllll . Our ’
”n.2,"... Wt:
‘hsning homesic. Checkup— i.
.slfyoulnvothsoselscticnsn
he thisfis svcy one shouhl‘
oncaColnshsrs-dt'yonwant
cohesrorbuysnyofthelts-
'Caas'rlous Mr. Edison hss
named. We have them
complstostocdeI-Clns.
v,fl'tortsinthsclty,sndsro
ALFRED FOX PIANO CO.
85 North Main Street
Opp Cong. Church
Here are some that you can't help but want to best time to.
’184fl8~National Emblem March \
lSl-‘iO—U. S. Field Artillery March
Stars and Stripes Forever
‘ DONNELLY’S‘
$50000 DOWN
Will bring any Viotrols you wish to your home.
' ,» ; van! rm ‘
. Suites-e the.5u‘ice ot.two amass-'1...-
0 .
Orchard White. which say (rates-9 3
will supply'.loram‘~m~ __"
well: and you ‘have 1 quarter pint of‘
the best treekle and tan lotion. sad"
Has-ge this sweetly fragrant ten-
neck. arms
and hands .ach day and see how
freckles and blemishes bleach out
and how clear. soft and rosy-white
the skin becomes " l .w
full
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"FITS UP UNDER
' THE ARCH
80 msny women have wishtd for
.n shoe that would "lit up under the
arch}? ‘ Thar have suspected thst
lunch a shoe would be wry comfort-
Table. and an easy support to the arch.
jwould enable more plvaullt withing.
less tiresome standing.
Such a shoe Is the Cantilever Shoe.
.wh’ich is stylish and grind-looking in
addition to correct and comfortable.
.Thc arch is flexible (no hard piece or
steel embedded in the shank as in or-
dinary shoes). This flexible shank
’of the (‘antilever Shoe provides a de-
dighttul support to the In? arch. as it
straws up when thr- shoe in laced. It
lbcnds with the font in walking. The
linstep glows the loot like a doctor's
bandage. '*
After You Hear the
BANDS PLAY
m Patriotic Hamlin
on
DECORATION
DAY
You’ll want some in
your home
w
l b
ANY OTHERS AT
I Thus are appliances unnecessary—
and'instead of vitiating the muscles
b.\' rigid rt-strnint. the. Cantilever
ishoe permits them to exercise and
strengthen. Blood circulation is en-
couraged. This shoe permits and in-
duces the ligaments to do what na-
ture intended—hold in place the little
bones that constitute the loot arch.
l Health. happiness and comfort'are
yours for the asking—in lht-(‘nntilev-
er Shoe. Sold in South Norwalk onl)’
1‘.“ m Bates has returned to
:Djrl-Ic OI Gracious street after vis-
m this In Brooklyn.
;. I NIL-lid In Joseph Lombardi of
3‘” Pu Bond have been‘ entertaining
mass from New York city.
v.» 1). Inner and family of Mansfield
' fives-s my entertained Mr. and
‘41”: L Warnecke of Cannomlale.
., The funeral of P. J. Flanagan. who
,lied It hfi home on Maple avenue on
Held-y. was held yesterday morning.
In 1'. B. Wilson has leased her
tag. at Gorham's Pond to Mr. and
3. Hrs. I... G. ‘hburn of New York .
City. .‘
Hanna Mrs. Frank- R. DeCourcy of .
Beam avenue recently entertained
Hrs. J. J. Cransion of llldxefleld, .
Kr. and Mrs. Edward Cartrell of
West avenue are entertaining their
,srsndnm. master Sidney Gar-teen of
fierwalk. .
', John H. Hayes of New York was at ;
fall. Ito-e on Gracious street a few
Eh days ago. planning for his arrival i'orl
W the m.
lira Rohcrt Billington, who has
the winterlat Saran-l
“,pth. a... has returned to her hank,
*U u “m. A A
: Com
, hit
Y;
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is}.
George Buck has
3‘ I“ place
V the
$0 this-t.
0' .- Writ». who has
1‘ "Um to matment at the
Howls; is new slowly regal
ht’flllh u.
Hostile III-so.
The”
been
of Constable Dance
On Saturdays and ’
automobile parade ;
recently
Norwalk
hing his
own
..
l _.
strength at his home on .I .
When You’re Alone!
PUT ON A
We TOR
It banishes monotony for the woman ht home,rresis the
tired business man in the evening,_and teachesyour children
to appreciate and love music.
_ 64766—“Mar‘che Miniature”
74637——Ls’rgwo’ hem
‘ ’SymphOny
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. at: :x, ,. ..
- mews...” MeBacktoOld Virginity? |
1mm, sin, pone .- ‘ ‘
‘ ' ~70";- ‘
l“.
Conneally & Bracken
Washington at, south hex-nth
r—‘r
)1;
vfltisg ready de-‘
" halite his in mclose game. it!
é
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Per lb.............35c
a“ $131301
sung“ m at; $40, $45 and $50.
Ton Your .IIutJ’ound of
Won " Blue Suits in Every Model ..
.)
SUGAR scib.
wuh’ac carom. or much... can...”
COURTESY, QUALITY, SERVlCE.
“MM“
tion and save you nossy.—Wo write
an kinds
Golden C
Trust Co.
1230.
phone. mu.
. , .
1011 Day.
'As the holiday comes on Monday, you’ll
haveto get all new things this week. Spe—
cial displays of NEW SUITS, FURNISH—
INGS , HATS, Etc, for Memorial Dafii'lo’ll
ready.
. Special Value Suits
__af___
Gray Herringbone
($30
Hart Shaffner & Marx Suits
COFFEE
.“THI norm W”
White Flannel Trousers‘
Silk Shirts Straw Hais~
FRIDAY ‘61: u‘rusosv
One Pound Limit at This Price
J
,l
Neckwear
and 3 Holiday Specials in Everything
You'll (toms Isak‘ for lore I g
. ' V ‘
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY
Rogers 89’ StevefiS‘j
l N0R\VALK,.A1\jD SOUTH NORWADK
«EXTRA SBECIAL 1;,
- :1n2~lb. Canon's >
“Limit spoil-u...
v.
a .i
4
.or Peanut Butter
'———.‘ ‘
Since 1760
VAN DYK
21 NORTH IAIN} STREET. 21
Decoration Day Favors
FLAGS AND DENNISON’S DEC ORATIVE
CREPE
FINKELSTEIN e KAPLAN
SUCCESSOR TO DONNELLY ‘S
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET
hon! Quarry- to Customer”
lust Rescind Several Oar Loads of
MONUMENTS
Large Stock to Select from at
Reasonable Prices
imam on DAY inmates
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
800"! WIIK
”Alumna. Hams
ram-x. I. assure. mp.
00 loath Isis street. Tel. 1.04
ANNOUNCEMENT !
Weiss Cor as M money-
Auto-soils
collision
mamas
t lam—Tho Taylor 0
my. In». South Nor-watt
Building. Olos Telephone,
3 .
Frank T.
CHILDRENS Di ESSS, ROMPERS
‘ CREE? Rs AND PLAY SUITS
WILL BE ON SALE THIS WEEK AT
DOLLAR DAY PRICES
uncommon-0mm, u.
“Lotta Ware” Gingham and Clnnnbray Dresses. Just
' ‘ colors, 2 and 4 years ................... 4:; .' ........ $1.00
. 10. 12 and 14 years .............................. $2.02
" A few Middle Dresses, odd sizes. for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.0t.
. , _ Rompers and Creepers . . .‘ .......... . ........... ..... $1.0C
. Boys Wash Suits, 3, 4, 5, 6 ............................ $1.00
Discontinued lines in odd sizes of COISC‘IS will be oflercd 1M
EVERY WOMAN’S
' FASHION mop ‘;
130 w ‘ -ltnst
RECORD
“New World”
t
2
s . ‘
fibril). R PEP. T
t
“:22
the remainder of this week at Dollar Day prices.
1,
One lot in 24, 25, and 26, ............................. $1.“
Another lot, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 30, . . . . .................. $2.09
J. I. MALLE'ITE
88 Washington Street South Nor-walk
PALACE
BOOTERY
fimmu .;Hcr8hfjeld Motor .
» ’ o
ortatwu Co.
semen,NewYu-'k&1~f9rwaik
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