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Mrs. l. L. Piper o
In visiting her daughter
land for a few days
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'I‘roo n f [303‘ S 0 t3 0' Amer c
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"in “0.11 its USU: \l “('ekly meeting at
Community h’lll this evening
n Zant street
in Staten ls-
ha1e
\Villinms and family
h1- cormr of Fort Point
.711 cnuc, to Row-
Charms
movcd lrmu t
Gucci and Oshornc
nylon.
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Sohrrclctr of C010 avenue
‘119 daughtar, Mrs.
Havcn. at
(‘10 01‘: I.
is 1‘ I”! it: lining
Katherine. Murphy of New
his homt for a fr11 days
l‘rorx. plan to open thrir
yam—11.1 co. liberty Square
'ihc Durant cars
.it the rooms us
agency for
Shuhlt
' auto filllf.“
tomorlc“ mornim. '.
are on (-xhil1itio.1
well. the tlrm llfi\lllg the
this cu r.
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Rm. Fwd I.. I‘ipcr. pastor of the
Advnm «“hiicti in church. is today .lt-
tending H11 r'lnm ncnctmcnt cxmcims
in llomon. MIL-w. of the Now England
School :1: l’lwnlnrn with which i113};-r
tution 'w w. is (1112mm connected.
l1ltlll‘i.l!7~ H1 1111114 1:. at
his llnizw in Alla/11 giro-... ycsir-rdny.
is much 1717::1'1ltvi lyy ill" many 114710
hn-i mmlc 11117 :1C1l'1:.inmncv of thr- dc—
censcd. '.\'lm Wm: on“ of the ilrzlwt-Ind-
era at tlw \Vushinzton strcct hridgc.
ll‘lli' 1l1‘llll (fl
Grnl‘;..~7" I-‘lymV of Lilwriy F-mm'f‘
wllol1III'I'71wl lii< 2'0 :1 illlll'c l1Il-liy 117MH-
worlxiu: i171 illv l11‘.1:-'.“ moulding -l¢--
paliil‘i‘ 1 11: 117.17 Lockwood Manufac-
is 111-01717-
hll I’ll.
tnrim: nmupnny 1:1“ “Wok.
int: from thc cri’ccts of thc
Regular himin'ws was tronsnctc-l at
the 1111 Mini: 01‘ [I'm \Vomnil‘s Auxiliary
of Cliri>i church ll1"l1l ,1‘catcrdzly :1i‘icr-,
noon :1! the church. 'l‘hrv rummngt
sale him lwcn prmtpom-d ilidcfinitcly
becnusn of H111 ':1~k (11‘ :1 litfili‘flllli' fipoi
in which to hold it.
Thu 1117117 hourx for tho dumping of
guru-2v. :11u- wxpulv-i in l1r- :1 lmon to
East NI1"1\'11ll: rweidrnts. as it will
mean llliil [nouns-“11011.4 (lumping r11
garl-zizrr 117M In =irlllpl d. (111d l‘nrthi'l
that tho ~717~ 11ili lw 1- mzm in churrr- M
allpcl‘visi- (lw work :vi :1” limo-s \1‘l1rn
1hr lmnz'. .7117- -st:1i-li:~1|wd. This will
do 31111: l1 €71 insccn ilw 11111311111111 tlmt
has. l1-1.1 onus-“d I17 winch limiting
down lli- rl'n-v'. i'cnm ill» Ft-lIyit-w 111-7—
nuc dump. flilll also irnm mirhugn not
(wing Nun-rm! (111-17 an that :1 stcnch
arosi {1711111 (In. dump,
DARIEN & NOR 0 TON
m
'l‘lr- ii~‘.', II. .‘-I. l)lllti':11:-ll prislor m
Ft. l.:1l<~'-- 1 ilurcll was out ol town ull
WminI s lily «171111111;
”1". 1 '- \I- till.» :. .1 wulnlull in 1*»
llnilv-l S'rh .17 N411 ("‘l‘th «l h‘ 11- 1117-
tcr-l:1:.' tn 11111771111 :1 thirty day 10mm with
his 1121 routs-7.
W'nrk has ill-1711 commenced on the
rebuilding ol‘ tllc swoon-1 story or the
(livrns horn. on Old King's Highway,
which 11.157 drwlroyI-l ,1); .‘5171: l'ccn-zltlv
Milly 171~>i-l""1t.1: of ilmivn 1117c pinu-
ni11;r in 7111 ml tlv- supper to lm hrir.
lhin cycninf: P117 ilir- (‘linrcji .-\i«l So-
civty m tin; Pl'csiiyt'l‘lall church oi
Noroion.
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Mr. :1.1d Mrs, (irorgv I‘lnmzins mid
daughtcr.1r1lli~-.117I111 rcccmly sol-l
their hlilllv on Ill-ckloy Terrace mnvcd
today to “1121071. Elissachusctis whcrc
thcy will rcsldix p1,-17111:1ncntly.
The much nnticipaicd baseball gamc
bciwccn tl'is- Mun‘s (“lass and the Men's
Chorus 11' tho Congregational chmch
will tuko plucn idlnorrow attornoon.
Both teams will make their appear-
ance on7ihs- diamond a few minutcs
beforc the gums- for practice.
In a prcvions issuc of the Evening
Sentincl it 1171” stated that tho Durion
Fire Dcpnrlment team would cross
bats with the Norman Heights loam
on Mcmorial Day. The Dark-n team
in not. the fire department tcam. but a
- team of old time baseball players from
Darien.
The Noroton Boy Scouts held a
dance last evening: in thc Noroton
Heights School housc. The funds de-
rived arc to go towards camping ex-
penses this summer. There was a good
ntiendancc. Ingcrsoll’s Orchcstrn of
Stamford furnishod the music for the
occasion.
,
At a recent meeting of the
chapter of tho Rcd Cross. Miss Clock
of the: Atlantic Division. who is sta-
tioned in Now York city. gave an in-
teresting talk to the ladies of the
chapter. The main object of calling
the group togcthcr was to interest the
women of Dorian in doing sowing for
rink 765
Big or little, doep
or ahnllow. Quickly
dinppur when
Ml grasctor
iruud lrr modifier with
directions. Marked im-
'lncxi Sim 1111
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the cause.
that this- work would probabiywum.
the appointment or the communion to
have charge of this work. it has been
held up. The local chapter will meet
the early part of next week.
tuna—a-
congregational Church Notes.
The Men's class of the Congress»-
iional church have obtained the 531'.
“cos of Walter Albin, as the speaker
{or Sunday morning. Mr. Albin is the
p.csident or the Yale 8: TOwne manu-
(.icturing company. He promises an
interesting talk for the men. As this
will be the last session until fall it is
homd th.1t us mums as posgible will
turn out tor the occasion. The Men's
chorus avili’sing at this meeting. The
morning service will be a Memorial
Day service. the pastor speaking on
the subject "Our Charge to Keep.“ The
attention of tho people 1:1 called to the
fact that payment on the missionary
plpdgrs is duo Sunday when tho
monthly missionary collection is tax-
on both in church and Sunday school.
A mot-ting ol’ the dcacons is called for
Sunday afternoon to consider-the new
manuei. The Christian Endeavor So-
('ieiy will mcut Sunday evening at 6:80
to make fixture plans. There will he
.11 evening 51. Him as usual. Profcs-
5.017 l lailfiy 11 ho gn1c all uncresungip qlk
.1t thc chur.ch 191m «(1t—
tho Connecticut Tcmpcrancc
l‘11iou. rrcoivmi much support from
tho parishirmcrs. Pledges the
amount of 32H wcrc mzldc.
Si. Lukc's (‘lmrcli Notcc.
icy. II. M. Tmmlwll. raw-tor. Sunday
:1l‘tw7r Asccnsion. Holy Communion
1:13” :1. 111.; morning sori’icc and scr-
mon limit” to 11:80. At tliiS snrvicc
:1 solo will in» sun: 1.3; Miss Cathcrim;
I‘lcmmcl 111‘ Now Yovk. Church school
with klndcrgnrt'cvl far children from 3
to S years 01‘ 3247. 9:43 a. in. All
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It was previously fitted genie.” are on naught i‘lme.
der way this wreck but due to delay of '
\Vashburn house
RWAYI‘EN
ans. Earl Stevens iMia has beénill
tor several weeks is tble to be‘ than
oncemin.
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The tennis court on m Side ave-
nue has been many rolled and maxed
for the season.
'3Mrs. Garvin Smith .hhs rented .the
in TTOkeneke’ to
Bentley Gardiner of New» York.
Mr. and My. Arthur‘De Faldo who
have completed a successful mu
with the Keith Circuit of 1audeviile,
have arrhcd here for the season.
From expresgions heard within the
past few days, it is believed that
many will make the first plunge of
the season into the waters of the
Sound on Memorial Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Dario" fiesta of‘New
Roche-lie ha17e~ started to move into
the new cottage they rented from
George 1311119. They will not take
possession until after Labor Day,
howeycr.
The Tidewater Cottage of Alyn
\Villiamu a portrait painter. who is
no“; in England. has lJccn leased In;
Mr. and» Mrs. Harold Barrett of New
York city. The deal was consum-
mated through Mrs. Clifford “’rlght.
Postmaster and Mrs. Harvcy Ackart
who rror-ntly rciurnml from a. ‘ two
week-5’ auto trip as far south as Rou-
noltn, \‘n., entertained fricnds from
lritlecport at a family dinner. Sun-
day 7Tl112' day “213111“? delightfully
spcnt‘m telling the adventures of the
trip to Endless Caverns. Natural
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and continues for one Week
the prices.
chemise, etc.
Not in a long time have we offered
such eXcellent qualities at any where near
The last block of conomemrhid
oer-yemerday; short- I
lwwnm 6- o’clock. mmyerfi it will‘
in
NashA; Aawfiny 7
Italian-Americans ~-— .:
samfifiew Havel: L .
Manager Wolf of the Nash A. 31:7
baseball team has beenbooking strong -
m‘ffim season and is to continue
501118 so. Todate this season the team
has played' five games: winning 2 and
losing three. This may give the im—V
pression that they are not playing as
good ball this year a: in previous
years. but thc cimbre of the team:
they are now playing are entir‘ely dlf»
fercnt than past years.
No industrial [gague ream camcom-A,
pare with some of the teams we hava
played this year, such asthe Roeebuds
and Forsyth.
ThisSaturday they
Italian-Almericans Mon
Grounds at 8: 30' D. T.
The lulian- American
will play th
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tbelrt‘eam- by-a new pitcher. chty
Broad-.0! the Locomobiies of Bridge- “.V‘ ' " “
port. ' Gcafin is back in his old po‘sl- ‘1 l 7.
tion on first. base and his true palé'nlwl ' '
saying, 'mt'il gei‘em" will be in 11.121 1-7 7 -7 3.
swing Saturday. =9 7_" - ' 7: if:
es»........i...r.....~... Stefano
thrd base .
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.i‘ore .11.;- road. win. be open mvsehicn-e Kall' . ..... . .......... . . Seam .
lur traflic in order to give the cement 7 center-field - JUDGI mml$§¥§f THE “ 0RD _
tithe to hardén. , ,, .... . . . . . 1 . . ....... . Keri-em: NIAGARA: FALLS, N_ Y" May Iu.——- -
Judge Charles H. Piper has clirnin-
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team won
O\€l‘ the South Norwalk Knights of
Columbus “10 weeks ngo.1‘his return 7
trip of the Italian Amelicans to South
Nonvalk 1111: give (our of the Knights g
plavers a chance to even It up. dame-
l_1.G1arin Keene. Russ”! and Tax-101.
The compleic linc— ups will be as
follows: . .
Nash A.A.lt:1lim1 Americans
Broad ............... Keller. Patton}
pitcher
Tarlov . . . . . ............ . . . . Raising
catcher
Gearin . . . ............ . . . Llocoln;
flu-t base
buwhbaum Cronin ......... Hearth
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You can choose from numerous styles if ’
in Gowns, Envelope Chemise, Bloomers,
Step-ins, Corset Covers, Pajamas, Vest- .3.
All are made of fine, soft...
17.1atez'ials—a-Batiste, Nainsook, and Crepe— ‘3:
daintiiy trimmed with lace or needlework. u_
They are as different as the women who
wear them, as smart as fashion experts can
devise, and so well made that they will wear
in a manner most pleasantly surprisincr.
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Extra Size Bloomers
Especially for Brides and?
7"Gi7rl Graduates
Beautifully designed and exquisitely embroidered
hand-made Philippine Underwear.
Pretty styles m satin and crepe de chine garments.
“Kayser” Italian Silk Vests and Knickers, rich in
texture, extremely dainty and service
Any of the above are most satisfying because they. are
so carefully made and so smart. in appearance.
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Lingerie for Large 7: men
Sized up. in every dimcnsion, and as daintily made as those for hér
smaller sister. All are priced most moderatcly.
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Extra Size Gowns .7 31100110933
Extra SizeGhemise
Extra Size Drawers
Extra Size White Petticoats.
Extra Size Corset Covers . . . . '
littoootjoill
inn-oin‘o-“opyo
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_7:TSkouldcr.P.ot.Roast . . . . 121:» lb. Rump Roasts ....... 20022111
’Prime Rib Roasts. . . . . 1813-281: lb. Fores Spring Lamb ...... 26c lb.
7an1: Lean Pomoasts . . :71'6c lb.
, "Rumpsmf Veal. . 7. . . . . . . 241: lb. ’Brookfield Butler ....... 4.117 lb.
.7Veal Cutlets . . . . .7 . . . . . . . 38c lb. Wilson Hams ........... 3'30 ii).
Shoulder Veal Roast ..... 201: lb. Smoked Tongues . . . 3'23 17 ill, -
‘:’Sfifllig‘ht Bfi'tter . . . . . . . . 1.4—6 lb. Sinclair Bacon Squares .Ellc ib.l .
130m “VeaFGhilpS . . . . . . . . 35?: iii. ferris 173171.315 ...... 33.7 it.
iRill‘ Veal Chops . . . . . . . . . . 3201b. Smoked Shoulders ....... 1317 l...‘
i‘SteWing‘ ilVeal-.. . . . . . . . . . . 160 lb ’ Dix-ié Bacon Squarer- . . . . . 2217 “1.3 ,
Fresh Shoulders ......... 7c M
' B 7& B: Poi Roasts . . 280 ll.
Small PorkLoms . . . . . . . 251:9)
ismlder Steak . . . . . . . . 12%.: lb.
Legs Spring Lamb ....... 40.; ll)
Native 7Spiasch . . . . . . . . . . . . ........................... peck ilk
Hamburg Steak . 141: 1b fork‘renderloins ...... 50c l‘b Rump Cr: :‘1 Beef 1%-..11 ‘
fiound Steak ......... 28c lb Galves’ Liver 35c lb Bonelcs~ 3 00171177131151;
Sirloin Steak ......... 340 lb Beef Liver . ., ....... 121,. 50 Yo 11:15
Porterhomefiteak .. . $1115 Pig's’ Feet ............ 51: lb Plate 1.0 31761" 5:3.
Fancy Roasting Chickens,740c lb. Fancy Fowls ............ lilc lb.
Chiekon Halibut . . . . . . . . . . . .. ....................... 311.7 lb.
Schultze 8 Sanitary Markets
WESTPORT—BLACK ROCK—BRIDGEPOR i‘
NORWAL‘K—s39'Main St. Wash. St. and R. R. Ave., SO.‘.\ \"ORll ALK
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One Minute 7 from Trolley, Broad River Section
Large Lots—«High 7 Land
Wgnifirent View
— ' City Water, Eléctric Service
nicest locations 131 Norwalk and is 1e1v (-1111-
minutes by trolley and twenty minutes 11.1II1
.fiyh
This is muffle
milieu bein only eight
from; ttl’ie Posgt mash-732771111111 My fare. .
e lots will be sold .at very Low Prices
and on Easy Terms if desired.
No taxes—Nitraterest for two years
ens Saturday, May 27
h, and Tues-
Contmumg My, Maym Monday, May 29t
day, May 30,- DEGGRATION DAY .
8 7 ty and Give An)"
Salesmen Will Be on the-Grounds to Show Proper
IhfoMation Desired
' 7“er “mu-cmtmmmmfl
91:7, f Linc.
.REA MY~Take Broad River Trolley to End 0
0113301) £6!“ 7 7;: figll to Wat of Track.
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