THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1922
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than. Roy Nowell of Love street
was on a. shopping trip» to mtord.‘
rated-as. . ,
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F‘FJo-e'ph Davis won first priae‘and
William B. Unhoits won consoled-Ir
prizemtthewoelbmdnigltetthoh
touts NO!" club but light - l '
' Hwy Bout harmed hiepod
5n “mouth-Monte
Union Nance-Ill! at the furs-l
Norman M at wiB shor’ .
flame his tamer occupation r
Mr. J. D.. will
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,',--nai.'s (m when E. church
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"Balm P. Fair-
have mane» Mr or the church
——the services last ev-
‘.'| At the meet!» evening Rev. B. B.
hills by Kflbin charge.
f‘Royel Pur _
fen-ed 09m by the people who use
0'“ C' avenue that the city will.
filbwork in a. short time on the.
“repiwlng from the end of the pee-
;..I stretch of Hm pampent>
not to First street. The roadway itsl
mantly becoming worse with deep,
M’which have‘bcen worn in by the
”‘mather and heavy traffic.
A diver has been engaged to trace,
the: telephone cable which lays across’
the bottom of the Norwalk river just'
north of the “‘ashlngton street draw
bridge; The T. A. Scott company of
New London. has had its dredger
“Dioer' at work there for several
dun: digging ii channel for the newl
cm which will be laid. across the
rhor; Considerable difficulty has
been enrounteared in finding the cab-
le which has sunk deep into the mud.
A large crowd of spectators line the
rails oi‘ the bridge to watch the diver
I: work. ‘
R0 WA YTON
Edward ll. King's estate. at Token—
eke. is also being renovated for the-
summer.
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fititobe a distinctive part
of theEaster particle ?
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Mr. \Nllliiuns stated that the loss
was estimated to be about 8900. par-
tially COVt‘rl'd by insurance.
An alarm was sent in hy Minot
Crockett for the llowuyton Hose
Company. l'pon its arrival the mem-
bers did everything possible to save
the house.
F THAT Is. YOUR HOPE, you’d better hurry—there’s only a few days left,“ ' '
I and who wants to be,without a new suit for Easter? Particularly this“: -*
year when Styles have taken such a noticeable change that last season’s
suit will become conspicuous for its out-of-datenesa You’ll realize that when
you see the new 1922 sport models, the new pattern treatments, the new fab-
The house in present is occupied
w C. U. Ftifllililf. who stated that tlw
fire started in om- ui‘ the bedrooms - , , . . . _ .
ilhhethleé’sisipxt-L; sfigrltlicn oi the house. _ ‘ : I'IC weaves. Let us set yOu l‘lght m style, In quallty, In value WIth anew Halt-t, ; 5
The 1'0“”1Vl0n I’ll‘v' Department SChafinel. & LTarx suit at o o 0 tier. 0 0 0‘0' ' - - ‘
was Slilllllll;ll-1‘Il shortly after 2:30 ‘ - V I. . '7‘. I. . . "u... tacfltt. . .3“!
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o'clock yesterday ni’tv-rnooii when (ht‘
former vaelnn ltnwnmni homestead. . .
on Highland li\llt'llt'. l'llllKllt lire. er 00
it is lu-ll'Wcii that the llri- stiirtml ‘ ‘
tit tliv limit ()1 the house at the “wait
hldt- ni‘ tlin- porch. Tilt‘ local author-
itii-s today an tryiu: to obtain in-
formation :i.~ to how thv lirt- sturtml. .
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At I‘ll" this mm‘nln: the dI-imrl- Easter NeCkww S g5; Sh Nab ‘/ h H . . . 1'
22:2,: 1’35 mam: L‘ N b. , mm '1 ts : _ ats Silk Hosxeiy
(‘mirh-s xx: I'd-iii‘ ll'll:.\t-, which si at - CW 138 stripes, floral mo- * New checks stripes and l - , '
Ha-n (wcu lit-t iv ui‘rv " 'a s ' l . ’ p alll ' ‘ - . - . ,,.
flfi“m§n..y. ‘ ‘ "‘ ” ‘ “‘”‘ m a tlf§, polka dots and grenadine colors m all the newest; 311335” and * in plain colors and {Wu tune
Th0 lire \\':L.;-'iis;uvered by Mr. I klllts. Shades ' effects
Williams. who was “Wilkenl'll froLn
his .slu p by tho.- llUlS" ul’ bill'llllli,” tini-
bers. At first it was thought that
rnin “'us luviitiiii: (ill lllt' house, but
upon hillt‘lllllg smoke lu- rculized the
house w...» on lire.
$135? to $3.50
Silk- Shirts $5 to $7.50
65C to $2
$4: ami- $5 75:: to $2
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' The Central Station apparatus was
railed out by llox 2t}, shortly after 9
o‘clock this morning: to the home of
Michael Axullone. where a chicken
house in the back yard was in flames.
No damage was done except to‘the
chicken coop which was partially des-
troyed.
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— Two . Stores -—
Home of Hart, flatter & Mauflothes
Hulbert A. llond. vice-president of
the Rowayton Civic Ahaociation. has
been appoinoed by Mayor Burton to a
place on the Charter Revision Com-
mittee, which will go over, alter and
change the present. charter of the
City of Norwalk. His many friends
are glad to learn of the appointment.
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7 The program and all details of the
Pageant of Old Fashioned Melodies.
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to be given on the anniversary of the
four years, but realizing'the need for
Battle of Lexington at 8 p ‘m on new uniznrma theirs havin mm , ' Last. evening the Wan] ~ 2 . . , , 7 , c . 1. ~ at
. ' - - ' 8 seen 7 , Lee Bronfieldwot , my Nomlk. ‘ - - M 5. I" 1.. lnnr»
Apr” 19th. hth‘ been arringvd, the much hard and sumuous service, the . m& NOROFON chmh assembled (O! & no}, ,Week was in to“ yew lumying for mm :30 8, (116292: Of l'
pageant belu‘ conducted by Ida Mos- entertainment committee is plan- ' ‘ ,aetvice which was in charge of Rex is private road talent/matte Gardiner - annon ' luv-44H}? mil
ley Stout of Brooklyn. N. Y., who has
ning this musical
Gentle R. Tunic. pastor-r During- the
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An adjourned town
"en‘nfl- Durlns » 4 - Tm'estme The new -. - ' . "—7—” \ T m li-«Zl. tummy,
had a urge experience in arranging the ~Woi-ld, War twelve of W. W, Balm'ds necklace on his service two solos were rendered by pen " ' . Miss ’I'i- Wielmd; went to New Y°Tke be he” in the ?‘.‘ i. . , 3- e um r—
luch'papwants in the auditorium of hers entered the It: i the "3m“ avenue recenurwu painted; ' Miss Theresa Ho t. u which w°'*’m"‘m’““ ”e4 :Satimduund W cm. ‘ April 18th. at 2 ot-ioti‘ use ”Md
Greater New York. The” Wm be Sam. Those left being; cgiaoineinfiii L Y ready (or occupancy iii-the pear m. Mr. “calm. eroiithold. noon. Taxpayers are mmtrlxm 1k"
nbout 50 men women Arid young by donating their Services . :- Marshall P a ‘ - '7 um .. " otNew: tom-‘5“.“m week—‘end— it» to be present as the «W ‘0“ .38
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mp“? ”3‘9““! in the pageant, which ”3‘" to 49 so. The full mum: Phome on. the Oldfl‘okqnei: $8 I he 0 the . tides ' Mr countryman. — in: an additional m x
will be presented in groups such in.
the Old Folks‘ Concert. Plantation
ship of the corps is twen'
.5! acre.
is one of the largest in the l and
ms-Mtneued by thog- wlio;.vidted‘
Pear Tree Point water-m. annulus-11
It’ ,wiis repented. that, John. Mor-
:Hr.-w‘;‘.ot New: Wilton. has
ivom‘ upont matinee «i urinS
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Melodies. The College Town th members are it ltxt.._The in)“; 3mm“ 1m; atom ’m mm “mm mu m pins-urn ant-cement Sun‘daymfnoon due to lgzimhh'?” “muongmw’m—‘it a March 8‘ Kent 5cm“ “is" ”if:
and“: Q0110“ A“ . e of th 1 ‘ oping that the people In has- tan awninr,‘ pox-twill apen'nhortlr. - “1 mm. in n bk. ‘1 h , V. ,_ Pm my were; MM mm
The” who. n. Americana, etc_ ‘ e \ "age will give them their 88. om am. pm” i , '7 , J . w“ ”‘3‘ "We :nl's. Emotrm-hfl Ed Frederick UGYFK‘B- Ernie.
come Wearina e‘hidr are requested to [unit mulvport and‘ make, the.new , , ’ I ‘ Men. L . R ‘. h ‘ V l ‘ ,- ' m hm, 210!"an w‘h' “ HIS-J hat REP» Orem Doris liiorehouse
Mm” but: 0 t “mined clothing pm: possible. While the com- 1: mmwmm mm. 71m. mm“ a m 1mm: wéfhm m“ NM; '0!” am “my . Inmn‘mv . ‘, ~ g . . , gmmim "5‘” Edged” 'l‘hose pupils per'
much {0 lend toe a. w ich will do one {program is not: yet unused. ilton Poll: pin-net {mugginpohb’ ' Lehman-sac l . ye‘rdm makingplans ”luau?!“ Themmmmdm4m Lin cognizance for entire MW".
Mr . ‘ le spirit of the at- o the tenure. will be a band or has been edit to mum. Jim. W 10!“ W~im¢<wmch itisbclimd will 4“. awrmgmw‘ neat {feet at l were; howl
. Mayor Cnivxn L. Barton mu m twenty nieces, There-will tie—menu ‘ .__ ' " lit-fie m “Whitman '0“ van-nae!“ “In” "I ,6 term Kellit 50““ John mgr-
“! Charge. and large filoclu of tick- solos, ”Vera! lbflnlmental Sam M qzum‘.‘ V Z ' , " * “‘ ” . :m m Edge and
m u "we" a” ‘15 W017"! in one in- WMIO a quartet of no mean ability m. "1m“ N A ' ~Az-preluttme tom Eel-bent Bali. '1’ W '
ounce. have‘bee- pram-ed. There will
Lilo be instrumental and vocul solo-
I‘l- to assist. in tho prop-am.
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‘On Friday evening, April .28.‘ the
' Morton Drum Corps is plunning to
heard beta
the village; will be on the , N in
Follofihg the; rendition of: this pro;
mm dancing and {nintch by on or-
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m w" "‘“md "“5““ Alum when fighting. to" mtgm , told Mavcr (“"19“ w
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