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The Third Tinting District has pur:
chased lilt'lt‘ now Chevrolet G. Truck
from th- local urn-n: .\V. It. Austin. of
Austin’s Garage.
Robe-rt 'l‘nlu-y of Gregory lioulevn‘rd
n-portnl to thr police:-_vestcrda.v miller-
noon that i-ls lvirx’mv luul lli“'n am an
from rm,- Franklin school.
hir. {liltl Nita-"7. l-Zliwin Snllth.'01 East
avcnm'. :llis'Hz‘vi llw List nmuvvrszlr)‘
of their wulding at their home last
evening. in It quiz-t manner.
dinner at tho
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Fall‘l'i‘uy
--(}lvt x'ni’r
Ideal Market.
lilombf'rs of Troop. No. R. .-\..
arc ptmpnrru: l'm‘ Tlll' v_v_\llillitiou to lie
held at the Norwulk Armory on Fri-
dfly (‘i-‘k'lill‘ll: ol’ noml wwk. .\i.l_\' 19th.
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The East N0!“\':llk Imprlwomvni
Assm-izllimi is In lrnlll n llilllt't‘ :lt
Comnnmn fullril all. uw-niuu. for
which K: -< i!ll‘?,v\ll‘ii will pl'oi'inlc
the music.
John *..’llll‘.i.’lrll. u {Woman stutionr'll
at tho .‘rliHIu‘i-r Hook r'ln‘l Laxllicr
compmr, r7 s ' 'l‘ll‘I-T from scurlrt
mm'w-l to his home
llollrll I}. Pcrducc.
fever. lit-
by Ohi-‘l’F r.‘
Hf": rv
l‘l‘.
health offim‘r.
l" .‘ ."v ‘1' 7 u' m- :i at {hr LIV-Hi
Market. Poiuzlz‘n‘ prions.
Mrs. .l-v‘uiv‘v ll. ("lurk 01‘ Elliott
slum l ‘mmzulk. n7»: llill‘i'lillrl‘ll {1‘
“4"m" l“ ”I l twain: i‘nl' l’rnn‘l lllr‘
lncni :zn \‘C. H. .\l:<:;:l nl' Austin's
(Iill‘il'r’. "E a. l’\ V “WWII i'll"‘\'!"l’*‘t
fills. ~‘2 -' i. :w ins: ll from Mr.
Austin.
ML : E ‘i' , l2. “Hill St'zrdelnt.
;:‘,‘v' i ' ' ‘ ll; lllJllH "I’ll-mix
'.'. lT‘l - . ll lv: 7.} inl‘lifl i'i‘vlnl
‘VIlU‘I’ L" l" (7‘. \\ll- l"‘ lllfl‘x' :lrf-
spc-lwl'nu l» ‘H‘ «~“ We ir hnnv-ymnnn.
Tho rum ;. :l:.ll‘:'lwi on Saturday
':,.-.»1_ ‘l: . ;—‘: ,‘t l‘ulln» l'l,\' lw-inz
Mixs ll. 1-! l" H1.
Kira ‘.‘:‘l~.l.2m l‘t‘liu .ll‘.. of ii T-‘rl'ifi
.‘VH-lllh - r- i: ll) llt‘l‘ lltlllll"
from tv- Nu lilwpltlll ilt'tt-r an
op. iniix' '- .. w‘llviiis. Airs. (.‘rnjg
ls mil"? ‘7‘»
l""“ 11- v' 7\‘ l‘rum ill“ M'-
ltr'is w v): r-‘lml although still
”'1’“; \\‘ F”. l» in ital; (Arr-v] for by
ll“T m- 353“", ‘lru lVT-lv'nrvl )icnnlv‘.
'lilo- l‘w‘llw-v i lltlv in “'llih' l‘iuins
plannwl
.Vorwvik
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llw- w wljs orcnnizwl En<t
\‘x'hw-l rluh has lull-J) post.
ponml 1.x nui‘r ul‘ ill" prr-silivnt for
anotlllr lawlt. 'i'lir» rmmon giro-n isx~
that Hunt»: lrt’7i\\'i"ll this t‘li\' and
W'ln‘té- l‘vxi‘m .lw- :mt in (m coml can-
diliun ;:~ ;:,..~_ wlmnlll 1m. lii'illfl‘ r0-
pnirt-«l. I'ul it i». “Cllt'i"t"tl that the
work will I“) rrvnllle-vl this coming
week.
»wl).7~‘v l.» :l-’r..l-l tn .wm-‘l your
childrt': i-‘l v‘uu lrlml Market. “'o'll
treat iiwm rirrilt.
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About 5313 wzw I‘bil.il2(‘d ut the Dol-
lar Sumo? .m-i «‘ll‘po'r lli‘lal last two.
"llhlfl‘ :il ", :‘l:~f (”Jil‘t'll iI_\‘ lilt"lll(‘m- “‘“h in" ”sun! Fnlf‘!” fr‘fl ‘0“‘HYJF‘K the
hers of ti w \‘x'mn..zl': .i'wilinry of" flu“ llllllhv-ll, ’l‘iw‘ Phrisiinn Emlruror is .
(‘hllrn'il w»! lfn lil- rll‘vwrs m' Sr, Ag- plannim: to hold 3 food snln semi-lint!“
res Guild. A : lmwr wits :ii‘lvf'll Whig momh luli fl?“ rot no into has lmon
which r ' -l~ up.) by 1;... [)1‘»n‘]i,n[‘s‘ (latprvqivth 'l‘lii \vrwklv lxrcnrl and
and tiu’i. »l.’llll‘."-‘, "llllnwing “-Ejil-h (‘leii‘ gulp}: which lmvn lmcn liFlti '
”Hf S'H‘HJ ‘ ’ 1)., rw-mlu-m rr-— 4h. hulls“: nnvl which hum boon vorv
latimr mus: f‘: _-. l.;~‘ turn-"l tlwir vlul- tsnr‘t‘nfi‘sflll will How the lust Fritlm'
lnr Vi" l: ’ 'li. . '.v ll'r.‘ Hi 'i wimvs 'of this nlfinlh.
“Fr? l. ,‘Ju ul ,'.ol ”It. ;_.f. ‘ _.,.._.-....
ed' A '~illlili;.1lli «lnncv will he livid on
, ‘ . >““‘ May Mill in Nnrntnn iv; till» i'. }. C.
Clilllm. elzl -. lz'i 1.1 ilrlvriril'k. nl' —~'—_-.
COW‘ ' ‘l . — “ml”! .45 the inul- 'l‘hr- viulri highlvuv vil'pnrimt'nl has
ml F'“‘"‘-“ " H lmsl m’ Hurhur a crew or men at work on the main
”may”? "'3" ‘2 ""' i»; tillv llvuth of highways nl‘ thn town filling in the rut:
Darn] i'olw: s..:.:‘-:ml oi First strnvt‘.
C‘allluiu lltlllil‘ll . .«: \wll known: has
follow-Hi M» “our all his ”in: am! is
light lvllri‘t‘ lzl Iii“ Email harbor. A
petition to Gmornnr lAlkl‘. who l’llt‘HH‘S
the nppnintmvnt t-l‘ harbor master is
being l-irr‘niatt-(l it is holwrl by
many that f'.‘npt.lin Hendrick will land
the post.
nun!
HPnl‘Y Folzw. the Liberty Squaw
barber. has cut his priccs, from 50 to
40 omits for a hair 0‘." and from 25
to 20 ccnts- for a sharia this being the
first rc-rlliotion in prices madc- by any
barber shop in tho city. I’nion bar-
ber-s fool much aggrim-ml over'thc ac-
tion of Mr. Selzcr. but the latter is
not a member or the Union and so is
not bound to keep the old prices. The
tormcr prices are now above those
charged in some other cities. and lo—
“people are wondering when the re-
{lflction is to take place here.
A unique idea has been worker] out
by Wolfe, Wanna. manager of Hatncr's
:Benedict Farms ciimr store. to have
the pupils! of the Marvin school excel
in their studies. He has offered a prize
.‘much of tho save-n classes. of eithor
rt beaded handbag for a girl. or a bow
tad arrow for a. boy, who leads his or
dutch-o .in studies. attendance and
This offer is for the up~
‘_|ier classes. while for the lower classes
theorize will be either a. handbag or
mos gold pine. The children will have
«be pertect in attendance at school
, Irom now until the end of the term.
{find they will have to hold high marks
1111!! "studies and also in deportment.
-, —NGI'ICE
. The Ideal Market will open Sat.
and; 13th with a full line of prime
“to a: popular prices. Don't miss
..-w'mntm sales. Cor. Cove and .131.
“at East Nor-walk.
_ . , Rom YTON
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V. mum Egon-on Cotes. of Roway-
~ .rbvanue. m a visitor out or town
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. ny Will be observed a;
. 'Doy" in the Rmyton
a church. , -
7 fie 1:239;me meeting of tho Ro-
mance Mullen will be held,
. . , main: in the Romul-
magnum man." may "
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lwh‘o were just: comin
,had much enjoyment
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ters of importance
before the meeting and it is hopedthat
a large attendance will be present.
The ice cream parlor and candy
store in the center of the village has
opcncd for thy season.
The Tennis court of Robert O.‘
Ru} mom: or \Vest Side avenue is be-
ing rolled and new tapes being placed.
The concrete road work is progress~
lug wry rapidly. The contractors have
i'lilf‘llé‘tl us far no the Baptist come-
’.cr\‘.
“'iison Clark. of Dcrby, is spending
:i luv (“Us ilf‘l'e as the guest of his
grandson. ulivcr Clark of Pennoyer
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frazier Gilmnn. of
linwzu-ton avenue. will entertain
l‘rimnls from out of town over the
wee ii-end.
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So u‘ral new pianos of shrubhcry are
ping-ml about the ltowayton
ilouw which will :‘rvzltly to the up-
;unm‘xce of the placc.
Ur'in:
Announr‘cmvnt was marlo today of
Llw lll.l!‘l‘i.'l.1‘." 01‘ Mrs. Susan Raymond
i’rttv. ni’ llnymomi ntrcct. to Richard
I}. iinnu-i. ol‘ vilport. L. 1.. and Stow-
nrt. ~‘ln.. :lt St. Paul's Episcopal
church, Now York city on May lst.
'l‘lm couple \vorc unattended. Thcy
will mnlw their homo in llowayton.
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DARléNrc NOROTQN
Congregational Churn-h Notes.
ltclwr: \Vhittukcr. l’ostmastcr of
Stamford and formcFTy editor of tho
lluily .\'i\’llt‘;lil', will il‘l'll‘lgss the Mott‘s
Class Sunday mornin: at 91?." o'clock.
'i‘llr- mvn who :u‘u coming: to us from
Sunliuy to Snmlru :uc giving us sunn-
goml‘strong nwsszuzr‘s and “‘9 fl-ol suro
that Mr. \Vhittukl-r's. talk will‘ hr in
iinr‘ with those which have gone lic-
t‘orc. Snmluy is olmc-rvcd (1“th uni-
\‘orsnlly us “Muthnr's Sunday" and it
will l't't‘OKlliZI‘il with us. 'l‘ht-
pooplo of tho community arc :iskmi in.
tho pastor to -lo [ll"ll‘ part through ni-
l“!l(l;lhf‘1' {it ill!) g-u-v‘vir‘l-s of tho tiny
and by wvnrim: tho it‘ili'n or pink War-
nntiml in pnrim: trith to mother-
hood. 'l‘lm pastors: sormon in tho-
mm‘ninu will ll'l‘.'l" .‘lS tho sul-jC-Ct: “A
Trilmlo in Mollwrhood.” in tho
c-vvnim: tho sully-vi. to ho «'onsillvrml
will iw “mu Lion] Homo." ’l‘hc Flirts—
lion linrli-uror llll‘ilill;: is to lm lovi by
Miss l-Zstvll:‘ Smith. in thcsl- mort—
ings tin- pastor is prrscnt‘lng in n hrlci‘
“my sonic-thin: 0i" :! history of tilt-
hunks hi‘ lilI’ N'W‘.’ Ti'fillllllfl‘llt. "'l‘hl‘
31.1 ttvr to ll‘v (‘imrchr‘s in Cnintiu" will
in” luhvn up uwxl. 'l‘lw .iir'i's chorus
luis lmw rum-howl llli' stunt“ \x‘lwu it
.s'v-umn in form some sort of ."l"
iol‘lmllimlion. \\'itil this will in vimv
'u rmnmittvw was :lppnintcd inst Mun-
ltlflfi' t’"~"lllilt ‘mwistiny: nf Mcrwin
iFmith. ilr. \\’il‘:i:iin ll. Fluughtcr. Mr.
Hilcllridnn zit-l t‘nr itcv. Gcorgo Tutti-x
lTl‘llS vmnmittcn is to roport Monday
iuwnim: :lt tln- i‘olruln; lnrcting‘. The
“(Hills court of tho vhnrc‘h is ncnv in
first t'lli‘sfl condition and roarly for Him
i‘ 0 5n
r.‘ kc
and rimming tho gutters. -
W’ork on lions-o. which was recontiy
rmrchnsml in" Air. and Mrs. John Add“.
of tho Post rand. has bison complctml
The clwciilnp: has heon
and is very nttrllctiro.
r’cmodollcd.
G. Dudley Tillcy made a shipmcnt
yesterday or pheasants to H’. R. Kra-
kaur of Post Chester. N. Y. Mr. 'I‘illey
recently shipped many bird cages
which he dcsigned himself.
The “Tom Thumb “’edding." which
is to be given under the auspices of
the Darlcn'Mcthodist church will take
pixoe on Friday evening May 19. The .
cast includes more than 75 young '
folks.
The Bachelor club of Noroton gavé'
another successful dance last evening
in the fire house of the Noroton
Heights company. Walter Ingersoll of
Stamford and his orchestra, tarnished ,
the music [or the occasion. .
The liable Ruth‘s of‘ the Darien '
Gentre school will cross bats tomor-
row zine-moon with the ‘Franklin
will he brought opal -
Hum“ MAY 12. 19-22
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PHILADELPHA. \
falls which await 12f
porter unfamiliar with
foreign lands. wvre cu: rm.-.“
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parental blessing. but the parents “guttiiiigaxes to the ”’"UE" "m“
were not; agreeable End Paul was' “quit v. .1“ .
-:pinched." charged witnaeaucnon. It "m 1‘ ,h‘ 1° “" S" {‘"g 1....
was found that thercouple were-nlar~ ‘hgnfi‘ela'af‘? 0‘ ”"1 “T "‘ "
riled. however. and the charge was adverti. o t ofsso‘m“
smiled. Paul later disappeared (Midi.zome 059m 8333‘“.
action for annulment of the marriage to ‘k'wounlnfs buy 1‘,
was started. Salvatore P. Genuario rep-i Moto ’p “me hm ‘0
resenting the plaintiir. ‘ . rncars 3“? 0""
However. Genuario, who has since 100ks‘
been suspends-d from practice, failed
to have an order of notice in a Yonk-
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Vaccaro. Sachs d: Sachs otf'fiewlla»
icen, attorneys of reco‘rflfor the de-
fendants, did not put in on appear—
,anc‘c. nor did the defendants. ‘ ~
1 'The suit was brought. ”the result
lot the wrecking of the Vamroauto-
lmobilc on the POSt road. just east of
TMiiler's Bridge. shortly before mid-
night on Nov. 29. 1920. Vnecaro testi-
, fied as to his ownership of the car and
3 identified bills for repairs totalling
5 $516.64. He also testified that the ma-
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FLO\\'ERS Phil msxiu. “W
gchinc was laid up in a‘repalr shopffor era paper returned and this morning‘ CROSS
. , é 5'3 “33'? grid that its use wasworth 35 when the case came up in the Superior MEXICO CITY. 1:; -
'Tis almost warth a quarrel {o fa day to him.
‘ Edward O'Meara. who
fwas driving the V'accaro car. told of
line truck lacing on the wrong side of
jthe road.
Advertise in the Sentinel for the
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Count. it .was decided that it would
have to be continued until the notice
could be obtainedwwhich will Jake
several months befioreit again comes
béfore the court Freida is now 18
years old and she told the court that
she was sadder but wiser than she was
when she married.
though flowers are about in .. .
est thing in Mexico. mu» 1:; H
mm pose-s worth of . U
roses were sold on ll‘t' sir-
ico City “Tetincsllay. \74.
The proceeds went to ‘ -~
lied Cross.
Make up, and friendship thus renew.
——Jolumy Chuck.
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Timid little Mrs. Peter Rabbit was
quite frantic with fear. It wgs not
fear {or herself. She was not thinking
of self at: all. It was fear for one
of her babies. She hadjust counted
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noscs and found that one was missing. ’ ' v - _._. w 7..-
She thumped a signal. but there was Er" {WW ‘7'—
no reply. The baby Rabbit did not ‘ ‘ a,“ ‘ a!
appear. She knew then that he must
have wandered away. .
Peter wasn't about at the time.
Little Mrs. Peter didn’t. wont to leave
the other babies, but she felt that she
must. She led them to the very safest
place in the dear Old Briar-patclh and
charged them not: to move until her;
return. Then she started out'to look!
for'thc lost. baby. Lipperty-lipperty-
lip she ran along the little paths all
through the dear Old Briar-pntch. She
looked under every bramble bush. bhe
looked everywhere that _ it: seemed
possible a. little Rabbit. might be hid-
ing. Nowhere was there a single sign
of the lost baby.
Finally she came out to the edge of
the ()id Brinr-patch close by the new
home of Johnny Chuck and I’oilyl
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'56 SOUTH MAIN STREET soU'rH NORWALK, (or; a
, Open Saturday Even'mg Until 10 P. M. A
SILK HOSIERY SPORT HOSI ER‘E
Em” Quality! $2 25 English nu. sm ii~ _
Full Fashioned ;. 7 . 75c and $1 66
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in the Xewcst‘fihadcs
Blue and Pel'rywélakm
Special Lot of Full $1 95
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W'tl mar 13' linst- $1 00
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Special Lot of Odd Corsets
$1.49 “* $4.95.-
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lift}: a bound litllc Mrs. Ptlcr
was out of the door 01d Brier-
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'Chuck. She got therejust in time ‘0 Chuck, and with that understanding: IIoleProOf Hosmry 1105“” ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' $1 ; é
soc Johnny Chuck drwc Black PM“ l a great friendliness for Johnny Chuck $3.50 Pink Brocade ' ' “j
the Cut away from thepatch of sweet; a crept into her heart.
$2.49
clover. liven while she looked a funny i She was still _ Elastic T01) Corsets
$1.65 3““ $2.25
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littl - boa wit unny ong e gw'ncn‘ eter a it returned. 5;". told , , ‘ 1‘ . . 5 0.1.9?" . , _ “‘1, . ‘\, \ g L, L, f
popped up among the clover blossoms.5h' at once all that had mppmwd‘ .\Nemo $4 00 (mod Quahtfi vgk H ‘ - Shu‘nd Lu“ LP. 0
ll. was her lost hob)»: ; peter listened gravely, but in h‘. “res Lox-sets . . . . . . . 0 ‘I all 1 50 . "‘1l' . .
Win, a hound “we Nix-s. Pet" wasp“, a 100k 0f ladnfls‘ Wi' “'t a Q '1'”! C ‘ is for . t. J. - o ' Fancy b1 A $1 00 A
out of the dear old Briarfpatch, and l word he turnevf and hut-:14! away kl} lb] 01'“! $4 95 c: , ‘.. J 4.} All (.0le Iimicrv . . . . . ‘ . . . .
QUiCRET than I can “3th she w?3{straight toward Johnny l" «oil‘s Stout. ‘Womon ... _ . . . .lgu.¥.hnl..nn . . , . . ‘
over bcside thathst;ay littl: 1:122:11: homo. lippertli‘I-lippcrty-lip. I, dummy 3 .._ _ h 39C IG “in ' g
For n moment 2 e ergo c or ms sitting on is dcomtcp. 1 . .' 5 1 _ ,1’ r ‘ . ~ - . ‘ - . 7 .V .
but u... M of “mime her lost bah»; We come." said Peter. u: m m (hildren’s-Sflk or Lisle Sox, 1/2 or .4 Lcngt- - - - '
She forgot Johnny;l Chuctk.‘bht; forgot: l how thsinkfui Mrs.bPetr-r mu . . to r T V EVDER\‘VI“ F! a E
that they were ri it on m e ope you,an how very rare “k, ‘ .‘ou . . : H ‘ ,\ r ‘
where the": "158m bi dWfiiri‘Jgh‘;:5r' ' are. But for ion we should . v.52 SILK UNDEfimeAR Bi IJSIAIA - h‘t J i‘ ‘1
Chuck grinnc as 9 Wu c e - $0119 or our ables. l~—l ‘ wry k . . . ., _ , . ‘ns ' . . . . . ’ l3: ‘5‘ .
look that stray bcbyballl over-1m $112k: we’re behaved ,0 lit-conn- . 3,3 7 Vanity Fair Sllk Vests . . . . . . . . sé-gi) $1.39 Batiste ng g?“ ' ‘ i}.
sure that he was w (H: an on r '; 1'01 57 came 0“”, to the -.. J n; . . . ‘ 0 ‘ , 9' I ‘ ' . . ' . . . I r”; 77
As soon as shfhwas “lure of thin: she g Briappatch if makhe your my... fl Vanity Fall‘hSllk Bloomers . . .S.‘ ~ SE“; $1.00 Envelope Chemise ‘ - [j 7‘
turned and wi out so min: as 3' "That's a ti t.” said J izitny . . Rafi flk - a. - - ,7- . ~ ~ . . . or A W
glance at. Johnny Chuclt led the “joy Chuck. - g . Crepe (13 C 1M .01' um - -0 ¢$2.30 Outsme nghth“ “3 . r -
hack to “We“ 0” it'll-PPM?“ “2"“ "No. it i-n't all right." mused velope Chelmse $1.95, $2.90, 33.0 $1 9- C e e Bloomers . :3
that stray baby hopping behind "eriPc-tcr. “I was selfish. l iliil., ‘»'*.~.nt . _ $3 9- to $808 . “‘3 r p . . . ' ‘ ’ l
as dose to her heels 83 “9mm m. : a.» neirmwrs in me dear ' ar- . Nightgowns . . . . . . . . . . o . . 9 -0 E 1310 Chemise . or. 1
When they had disappeared in the Did i patch. Ncw I'm glad you “mm, Mpg m St . Bloom $3.49 $.03 “V De . . . . . . f
Brinr-pfltch Johnny Chuck chuckled e you'll always stay, Thetc s~ of . cp-m ers . . . . . . . . . . L. . . _ 00 E 10 Ch ise 51‘ . i
and “my mm w my hm m M 3 13”"? m 'n of “5 hm' 1” ' 7": m ‘ Satin Petticoats . . . . $3.93 to $5.00 $33. nve pe em . . . . . . 1 5;.
'n JOH'SWV- ‘ c riends with you ngain. gullnny ' _. _ a; ‘ , . . . 3‘ .33 L ‘
“‘1.ou M” Pi?“ “l? ”’33 ’il‘yic’md‘” ’ h , Radium Silk Vests and Step-ins $2.00 Muslin Petticoats 3“ ‘ .5
baby straight but to W are e 0 ,2? “That‘s all :53 t." replied .l :«mny ,, _ . - . . ‘ . T5 ,7 .1
babies wore. They were all there. hot 1 Chuck 3 in. «(if COUYKI- M511 he g [.30 a Set $2.50 sateen Petticoats . . ”3
0TH.“ had diSObfl'Qd-k'f's- Pcte;hcount§d i friends.l never wanted 1.: 1' my- " , 1"] l l v + t 1 3..
”"m mic” 1° ma "’2' e" ’ cith’mi 955'" w. r. r. u i ya i cs.s .. ...... )t r. ’
gun: a little sigh of thsnktulness. it; And so it “a! that pp.“ ““va .‘ Gloves If?“ r 3‘ .1 $1 49 “4.) ~.
was then thntdsggercah;o§ howcg'crzggnd Johnny Chuck made up. l‘llli'lll $llltS . ‘ ‘ . . 4 for ---- . $1.00 5
l “1 5h "8 “1° ° “‘5' m = r, .. b. mac. n; 'r. w. lion-rs, . ‘ . . J . 53‘
$5213“; he? a“ of 8 “Men "I“? u 0mm ‘ \ g") 2 Clasp Silk Gim cs Munsmgxrtar $1 00 $-
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school of South Norwalk. The same
is scheduled to take place .ptr the
Greenhouse lot. The local youths are
confident of “winning. ‘ ‘
Although straw hats ave not in son-t
son as yet they have made their de-
but in Darien in a. strange fashion.
Yesterday morning a touring car‘with 1
a. load of boxes of straw hats from a '>
Danbury concern met with a slight.
accident when the boxed parkodihem— .
selveain the road. About tenor twlve]:
of the bats were ruined and the youths
g out of school
scaling them.
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BRIDGEPORT. May 12.-—Robert '
Green, hmk‘ermm on the New Haven‘
road, died in St. lneent's hospital
last night from injuries received no:
yesterday when he fell under. a. ‘
freight train in the Southvsidc
through the air.
here. His home was in this city. _‘ 1'
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