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The Center of Y0 .
Affection—Home
Home may be “Where the heart 1‘
perienoe has proven that the attractive]
home has more drawing pom
furnished in sentiment alone.
place of comfort and enjoyment.
Sometimes only one new article of ful‘llllure'
needed to add a touch of real cumiurt. POSsilill‘ ill;
a'reading lamp, or a deep CllSlElullC‘tl easv tha‘
Whatever it is we have it on our floors. ‘ l
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EASTNORWALK ......” We“ “"5"" ‘ we. W - "' . "
:mal midwveekly buflet nner a- ‘l . . . ., . . :
em.» The past n’et‘k-énd proved ‘0 . N G0”
" . . d it is . —__——‘o—‘.. .
_ v . , . ll meet as. be :1 lug “99k at the club an ~ . .
Trcor 30' t” b'|fi'n£,'é “l believed that this week end W1“ be ASCOT ammfins. June 15 (Al-' ‘
usual tomorrow t t - as big. sociatefil—Presa).-:‘G0ldel! Myth, by
Local churches are making plans 0 -- T791936!“ out of “Mincfllfget‘lnflfi
min 5 o’ the Sunday- Gold up. run over, ,
{or tht mm“: a“ ot‘swh‘ich “.1” m, ROWYTON miles and a half here today. Flam-
fl‘m‘ms- ”1‘"! :3], ‘ boyant ~wu sec-and and Bahyheron
nnnotmct-t 1 ‘ - - .g; .;.l. e . .
_ third. Ten hm. . . - ~ ... . .
The \Vatcli—Your-Stitcli club will Thomas Bichrth¥.of Tokeneke was King's Idlercrvpltlden bY “Arfgfi’fdri . .. . _- ... ....-. , " ..
meet. at ”10- homo of flips. Augustus I. recl'lH \‘lsfipl‘ iii-key ‘York Cl”) ,- the American jockeylw . - . _ . MISS. ‘mtefoot.ls__Yery Mysterious . ._.
.2 ‘ . '-‘ Hittlil‘dav -“—‘——‘.‘ __
and}. 54 Com .nenue. 0" - . . . - - tor ,
nftt'rtloml in 2 O'clock sharp. Mrs. George sttxtns was a \isi DINNER GIVEN “B '
out or town yesterdrw- THE ROODNERS By Thornton W. urgessn
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Mot-m- Struck, of Fort Point stree f ‘1 Kin- . . . . .
. , .. ‘ r . . 'ln hot-n con— Miss Josephine Sullivan 0 . c _ . I- r» . . . m t .,
'I' “1”)“Ilj‘L'lm. “"12““ ii i. n-xeral - la. e was a recent visitor out of ..1Contmued from Page One) .- \ Tire wmhw} the ”977! *3 8... ‘
{inc-l t, km. txnrumk liosp ta . . . le)I p C . 'l . . Will often W 80" feel the (1149.93???-
mm'ms “it“ typhoid fever. town. 1' ' said that. Mr. Roodner and he had ‘ .I I—Whitefootflhi’ Wood H0389. ,2 .
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‘ ”Hm...” 5“,“...7- will top sorwa at Li‘ M. nun? Eur] btm't’ns i‘i'i: ’ 3.1111 comthzo riglfgkufi exilysagtlfughes . H. .. '.v , , ..
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“w 12.151 :l\(-nllt: M. L. church at: snaps)!» '00 angqrzouth \mcrlca. and trials of their life here. He w.” ‘. Whltefm the Wood Mouse {M
Wining-whey «cg-mn‘iz. June. ...er q. my lorto Rico ‘ glad to see the success that Mr. 'dosent the heels oilittle Mn.Whlte-
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ttw rm-ml-tr» “Y H 39M“ L . . A 1.‘ .. of Captain ‘\’(‘HS Roldner had made, and was gladJOIl, .ioot as the led the way to the new
rim: at “W Phfifl'h- " lht‘ SW“. ‘ "“r , . . . IR )1 know him nottor his wealth.,hnt.for home they had made from their!
--—- ' left hue yrstm‘dfll’ lm‘ 50”” a“ . ‘ V ‘ l home of’ Helod the Wood.Thmh. I
' -~ ' ‘ his friendliness. Other speakers were . . I
East. .\'(~r\_\'ill ‘festnlonts iwt-nmv mm “-21.4“; it “ill I“. in operation. J ‘i . Temko of this city and Hyman “hlhfoet had om tho: Ie ind .
30m. “4;“: qlnr tlijxi‘n'r‘ly this morn- .u. lei d. f Stamford Telegrams and no “”9“ Eu one-thought was
in: “hell the [first district ilrn :tlatrm \\'itli a few more tlalfi left for the Lextsta .fo(a ‘rct at belnr unable ‘0 “ftht‘o L‘.‘ We 11,-; Wfiltefm"0$
uomn‘V-l l‘m‘ lllt‘ -"l""k"" 37"”"lry firc. (u-etur souymi mun)‘ of the local men ktlgnrl (:‘pkg'llso received among get-yum? Kitl Y3“: 3:. ”V1932
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as it ‘v'fi'l'vl “dim-ed tli..t it “as the \Vill in» rutnrmng tm the summer them being one from Charles 1]. change i Hind “43‘.“ ‘M 1m
Mayilww r “1““th months. Rho - d hi brother Judge to return “that homuncu- on. You
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Sim. iro 0g Bridgeport. Mr. Shapiro know,“ M 5m. 1}"?! 8"! 0 live
Rev, :zril Mrs. itolnurt ll. l1. Footn, A party of young Home are arrang- .b......pv item! of the Jewish “2'". Suf— by “1.3.911 {or .- while. Nowh t?“
11"" l"'”‘“"“" 9” "mm ij'm’ tth ”M." int: n .szul for this owning and will f|:;(“r;l Relief drive in Connecticut. $1123.: ;:Vimehll:rwn?‘lclinanc' : 2:,
“(gm—5 m (mrtsi Edfigcgfjflll:i‘i‘lilnih km"..- \lw‘w the glrrworks from the. Dr Samuel Deltz alga spoke {'9‘ her mind if hounid'fielp it.
lOlllurrtwa q»n:~| lh'.i lor....t‘ l l, _ watt-r. gariLn: RIF. Roodner. and 83k] tlllll cmsm‘gelsht ‘0 the littk me a. which
Smil‘rnlf. T‘It' 1"";‘90'3' has ‘>">'“' -—-- hu valued Mr. Roodner‘s frienship. “I the MS 3 {fwulefi “$113.5“
con lot 3‘ rt"l”\“dt"'~ . . -;_‘; .r \\'Ast Side :ivc— ’ - _ ground scam red it. e rs. ite-
I‘ "In, l .il‘ll It. i u. 1. I q 0 not for his wealthlmt for his char 'foot. Up P2 "as “he “mud n.
‘> . of \erI H lrfi’ "‘1". was ninong.ih0§0 from hero ‘ l notch and ht" made the comparison easily 81 Elm Jack Squirrel ”a“ ,
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1‘ ‘1 “MI: W: m of,“ “n 5.1“ v-wn'-.‘- MHY'” ”V ““l" 0’ the “est that i‘ “'88 "Ot the NZ" “‘1“ ""13“" hm done. nto the little round “Irou can’t come 2n here now,"
MN. 1...» ““3" l.‘ .. . _ port Cam”... {quit mm. or a piece of sculpture or a doorway .011 the under aide 0‘. Ithe said she
”Hm“ 1mm ‘ "my“ ‘0:- “ “mu-n“ m‘” " painting! that impressed one so much nest she hurried. Then before “lute-
tour 0" li‘zruit'. with :t t'ulllinllllt'n- “r “m “WI Golrlslcin and family "a In” the work on if. and that £00; couldifoilov; her she poked her
«twin: \\ll1f"l tinn- Ill“ tww 301ml: If . , — . .l . r‘l] - mil the sum- . b - t ea onto t e ocrway. . ~~ d l he!
. . . . , I\o-u York 1 It} LI. 8P something small might 0 JUS as I: waited ever an ever so on}; or.
"w" W” ml". (rpm. iswtlnn'l m :icr (l5 tlw KIN-‘5!“ 09' “'3‘ “mm“ nm‘" cnrrmlly executed. and that the some .h:Y°“ can’t. come in he” now, find little Mrs. Whitefoot appeared at that
Emllm'd‘ ””4 ”w" “Mt -('Wm“n“-' 11.5.1 of Crockett 9111‘”. M" 00"“ was true of deeds. that the smallf-‘l' Poor Whitefoot' His heart sank. doorway mm' A‘ ‘ matter 0f “Cl"
przmm ullrl Switzerland. 'lhwy Will -‘ 4‘ . “t ”m ""W aerial _ ,_ . ht b instrument and con- H d M “'h' f 1 Id hi over he had waited only a moment or two.
. .... ... - l “mt-k: in th-- Amati-i in 5'"“" r“"‘""'-‘ M1” ' ‘1‘" “" m”: e ‘ r" . "e 09 e m I “Now, my dear. You may come in."
firm} I x m . ', ' . ,. . . q\ving at [mum Point Park. villain: as the larger doc-la. there 1nd ranged his hopes. 0‘11 Y ‘0 said she “You may come in but you
5"“ ‘1“ ll'“ “WM "' “r“ ”‘ “1" I’m' ‘ ' ‘ ' . ~ . ‘ l tam ‘ told chance her mind at the last. minute ’ . . '
.. . . ». . .. ... .v. I. . ..-“..._..- Imm” l d" man 590"" 1r 5‘ t that horn from must be very quiet. 10:: must move
lesson: 0 idle- (.n.l- “..t) .ms takes. sang songs and entertained the 81:36:23? him 0:920 fluent. Ioelon‘? very carefully.” .
mmmlhr ”Winn?“ "In“. OTOV P0]l~1s:umte (ltxrlnfl the evening and sur-v I" 911“] kednthlt wan Litt]e_ Mrs. Whitefoot vanished
—"‘“- “ ~ - 1 - m 1 fund t certain y 00 3 and Whitcfoot hurried to enter at the
'l‘lxvrn u...‘ ll row! ntt‘nlumw M plus“) man} i) s unoxpectct “You mflud 3:: lack here, ‘0 why little round doorway. He had a queer
the annual "birthday party" M. ll .1: . I I up?“ tint] Iilt‘lltnol~o:'llich 1”":an the . ”filial figgiiéa; esttsdoll'elllxs White- feeling. Why should he be any more
(‘lirist l'lzim'ripn] church :ist «xv-nine The \rr'I-kly lisplnr (it tin-“(irks _l it (0mm 0. . . .\ . (1 1m batinklod “J; int-chief. “You quiet. and careful thin usual? What
5. th' lq -...< (f it .. \v- mun-t- “w- I... Minusfi...‘ 9y,“ ..n-nim: :it tlu- rumor was lit-on Golrltn. fir. an. ' i t'l I am rehdy for ,did M". Whitefoot mean? _W"hy '7’“
um .... “,1 l)“ ’ '. ,‘l 3‘ . I -1—' «r imt ’l‘ii..«.i..v |-\‘I‘lllllL’ u hits. 1’. l‘wrnstein and “"11le h. ungcomp nhu‘n ll“: w Whitefoot lake '0' mystbrious. He didn't like
Anslliurywr .ln- (.livu...i. .m I‘llit'llilln- 1...: ‘f . .I l 1- .' .- h“ l"ii.klo-r and a” deserve (‘rmlit upon you. said I e. A q u ';i _ It. made him feel uncomfortable.
‘ . -. . . ~~ -] n i - --i it ~ w of 1m uurks “Ill . ,e no that you will not so muchv . . . -
in}: t»iri,».i.rrii lwi lL. until. \\ Ht -1 n- H'Hl" “‘9‘“ my. line “.3 - in which they arranged p . - h. [Somehow this didnt seem like the
Cllhll‘-l revitiitimm l-y Mist. \‘im Mm gl\".’l. t1»; "l‘uir 3 ~ “Foxfiv‘hfl “91°! flu" “03:32:: tovlslhome he had helped to build. 0:
Carib}; \nd'fil N()l1|.‘l lg; .‘lrs. C. I). l“... “p ' l . ’ nq‘ ‘0 ”1“ downfunfllh t'eta you {an fizhiylcnufle'ilm‘s'b“ Mrs- “'llitcfoot had
"“"K "““l- ”'1" 1‘ l‘““‘l"": 1"" 7"" ‘V‘llli'l 'l “W ‘19” 5‘ “‘"w parkllll: AIL t‘;:)t‘("trl‘i‘i‘;g;n rIQlZlflidihout hint rohlifidOOtfie 2:1 it rather tulkily lmde him if?“ Like a “(ll—algal? ‘Mfic'
, _ . .- ‘ ' ' .' ' ,. , , many l . .. ‘ 1 - ._ . ',. fl - .' l rs.
“(Elli H L. l.. ltUUlnI Vklfll 0r llN‘ 1-9“. 5::{5‘0’4‘1 \‘.‘lll £0 ”"0 (._[¢ 43:, .\ CIIJI‘RQ 41h! Hull lll‘ f'f‘ll vvrv crdtitlcd (0 ‘ In w“ ”ficlh‘aflhg?‘ "t‘y'tfiflgu \w’h'SQhC-fhozlt. Ilwafgie‘zioo‘ poied h“ 4
tor m tlu- church. Refreshments n: (,5, I: ...-n: will In) mm .- for H' “ _, ‘ d r out an! shout mus 1'8. 00 an_ or} . . "‘
icc I-rnum .imi ”'1‘... wcrr- st-iw-vl and H” “(”1: wh.-;-r in thr- rust those “'hO fl:n.u';:.""vg tzllliatl zrgelln:crlggm ther‘? Sitiwku'h g9 1.2.3:”?!ng {33;}?!le l hejfl‘orsflfn‘t is she doing that Int!"
,«u. v» ‘I an-‘n : ‘ as t ‘ an I In *DNI: -; ‘ ..l '.
L $011.11 .rm 0 an)‘ l. I.:I:ul..».l .. u (.i.. La 4. .u x int ll to share his happy moments and that Whitei’oot had A secret. H_e m to:1hougl;ti=:\'lllltnl'::lim mnrlo‘sa?:;l;€
t‘h-l l" ‘HML h.‘ \u uici ,try in the future run he had " suspect mg Jimmy w“ right. (mug-a“? “and-hem on feeling more and
’ 3 ' ' . ,. l in the past to be deserving of the es- people with tenets act an M11. White-1:302: ueer every second. '
Y ”fink“. f“... rnl-gql...l:d (V Ruth 9— ' . _ , .. ‘ {00! w“ acting. But what {hit 39-: q . .
- . . , . teen: and cam! will in “llkll he sum _ . , r‘ovrlxht ”2., by ’r. u. Bursa")
hm!"- ll‘v’l‘l""'“” “""N‘l‘ “' 3““ “”k ...] u. m. in.” thcrc. Hr “am 3 mm era could be “hit/afoot couldnt im- t u . -.
(‘z's' :iri' ‘J-ll lu'rv‘ on “"1”" ”l“ Slq‘illll' .; ' .- ‘ Illne- , l‘ ' - . u' ‘ "
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:lll’lh'll'l‘lqllu“: «'n’} :£:[-g'(~"hlgl:‘“u.vll m L l : ‘ ‘.", \‘ 31‘; "‘jorhrryllfx‘ulif” on have done the many things that he
i. .. .- _. . 3‘ .I . . main l.l" .'~ 0'11" " . 3* ' ~- hail (lane. l . .
r z —— The Roodncrs will leave {or New' ” t " I ‘ r' ’ . e
A Univ 0, nit-n hm‘n been at work Anothcr improvmW'm about ”W Yuri- tomorrow where thcv will be' -
‘wilhm i l past few “‘f‘l'kS lnvlntr new . ., . w} r‘ r'nhfrflvf was slgn- ‘ ' ‘. ' T ‘ ‘
‘ ‘ rpl'“ tm "“‘ 5‘ . given another farewell dinner by n . . _ ,
$22”.lfl”lli’i3 ...... ...... l ;‘ ‘;:.::..:m::.:..:°“:':; ..-... .. summons was . splendid We w
' ‘ " "‘3 " ‘ ' for Euro 0 on Saturday. the 1.th.' ' . ' '
lb‘““ch' Th“ “pa"h will 1'" thoroughly Tht-y willprisit l-‘rancc, I’mlzlum. Genl the digestive Organs. They MOV? mdaty
(‘ Sillllrllny afternoon the Harris ‘L‘rnked "who". this work starts and it munv and “ill then [to to \‘ilnaq mm and femlentltionand excess 0f hlle from
or Norwalk. is scheduled to mnke i is Mr [n.vh'q inlt‘l‘llloll to make it ' _. . .
. ‘ - ’ former-l ' (1 Russian OSSPfiHlOH and mm a
an ’3""“‘T“°f‘ in Darn-n to meet the l k““-"~"" that Roton Point has the bout now in’lJthuunln \\'li?‘r0 they will. ‘ m um and have? '5“! PromIOte th
Darn-n F‘r“ Department team. fl'inthinn hmch "l‘lngynu‘ 50‘1“!"le mft'l Mrs. Roodner'a father. who! 5 .- I: ’ :h sanction 0f the m In)”. 11 thus
lcoulmct for the work has 10"" they will tiring back to this country
Thu mvmnx: traffic has increased.
10 such an extent that. it has been
nect'ssnry to plucc an extra office-r on
duty ill this time. Constable George
‘Veliv- has lumn appointed as the (X-
Xm‘ man.
A huge throng of young people
gathered yesterday afternoon at Pear
Tree Point. where brisket lunches and
swimming: \W'ro- enjoyed. This cool
spat situate-ll directly on Long Island
sound provides mueh comfort and
rest for the local people. on warm
days.
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Pctcr Troupovich, of Darien, ar—
rested l-y Traffic (lfficer 'Jamcs
Burkc. yesterday, fnr'violating traf-
flc regulations at “'illow street. paid
35 fine this morning. and the charge
was nolled by I’rosecutim: Attorney
Matthew H. Kcnealy.—Stamford Ad-
vacate.
Dr. W’illiam H. Slaughter, of Mana-
fiell avenue. left yestnrrlay for (Jim.
(on. N. Y.. to attend the 2lvth corn—
mencement exercises of Hamilton
College. of which he is a graduate.
l)r. Slaughter while there will visit
with several friends and will proh—
ably return the early
part of next
week. ‘ ,
I o
Keen interest is twinr: shown in re-
nrda to hiweball in the town. This
afternoon the Methodist Episcopal
Mall team will cross bat: with the
team of the Congrpgutional church.
Rev. Earl Sclmflner. of the Methodist
church. and Howard Slauson are the
batteries for their side, while Kcn-
Beth Cantrell will probably twirl for
the Congregational church. Both
mus- have been doing considerable
“notice or late and a hot game is in
stone for the witnesses.
Probably the greatest change ‘in'
Damien within the past year is that in
the Ox Ridge. Hunt club. which was
. . . . wmsrron'r Y. M. c. n. cring rrom any sickness "8 “8e ’3
.gjfgfgi‘y titigpprtcg‘eglty 990(3a0yhn‘3gg; “'FSTPORT. June 15.-—Engineers the short roadrto regain strength.
at 'one' time Mr McCormnc-k's have finished rtheir work on the Inew normal weight and norm] health.
rivate far ' t. i i l Y. M C. A. in the center of the town. nus- it with all confidence. For sale
9 . m, '8 now "my nto the \Vcrkmen have started on the base- by H A. Head. 8 North Main street,
”10 field known as Highland Farm. m4 nt In few (1 th ti ' ' ' V
-Yemerday the scheduled semi—Weekly ’ a ‘ 3y! 0 en re com-
matches commenced and will be held
each Wednesday at 5 o'clock. and on
Saturday 3 o’clock. The grounds
have not been completed and up to
that time the-140.9133!!! grounds will
be used for the matches.
n.‘
A.‘
Yesterday wag beer-veil in town
Vlt'h appropriate efi'ice's for Flag‘
my. and in conjunction with this the
Wolf Cub pack. escorted by their Cub
mother, Mru. William Osborne. jour-
toyed to Stamford last
home or Robert Hirsch w
excreta-a were witnessed by the Cubs.
parents and friends. Julian Solomon.
who Is a well known lc—cturer on the
American Indium. gave an interesting
mature and .illustrated by stories,
Emacm‘i Illarm. the custom of the
n. can ndlan sixtv '~ '
part of the . liars 330. This
”treat to th
her. fitting
3
evening 10,1110. .
vrugrnm was of special
nwnrlltil to Captain Mills, of Norway—
rota-«i will he lllt' prizes. Ray Curtis.
who has successfully conducted tht‘
Tourists' gami- will have charge of
the-new concession and \Villiam Mul-
k'tjt'. who has now charge of the
Bowl-042ml will have charge of the
"Flasher". Miss Malls-l Anderson will
tune charge of Mr. Mallctt's concea-
sion. The new garm- will occupy half
of the booth now used by the Bowl—
O-llnli. and will be situated on the
Mid—way.
'ln'lziy thv Chester Hill Methodist
with them. = They expect to return in
hour this morning.
well served and especially delicious.”
than herself and one younger.
planted why a middle child has a hard
lot.
go places.” she crud. “m the old-
": one is always “column to take
and the youngest we in always too
little up lea we."
l‘tolt' . the latter part of We: Ofi-l‘“
} .. . . I. tober. ‘- .
.‘\ liv\\' concussion “ill he in eu- Mr. and Mrs. lioodncr “...“. pre-
ldcncv Saturday afternoon at the park. acnted with a handsome nihlc inst
It is somvthincthnt has never before. ewning. with an inscription in gold
be”: in Opt-ration and for that rcn- on “All!!! it was given to them on!
son Manage-r. Uzi-ylr-y {eels certain of June" 14th. 1922. .by their many
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c. w - . --. . . - , . x ‘
Wheel. ‘lllankcts and automobllfl The 'lmhr [rake “p at an early
The dinner was
"Mlddlp Ono’s" Hard Lot."
Jane, who has one brother older
ex.
"The middle one doesn‘t get to
correcting morbid conditlons' and stimulat-
._ £33.“; “@MfinWBeechmYS-w.
y fl‘ 1 ‘ ' naturally have an excellent efiect upon. thfi
general health. If you have lost yonrnp-
_ pettt‘eormsuffering from nausea. 8101!
Take headache, constipation. or ziddineu
Beecham’s
minor.
in box.
Episcopal Sunday-school of Mt. Ver-
nm. N. Y.. is enjoying an outing at
th-.- park. The trip was made by
special trolleys provided for them.
Many more Sunday-school picnic.
for thc remaining days or June have
BIO CADCIUDI 1-")OD SUPPLEMENT
TO HASTI-TN RECOVERY FRO)!
\VASTING DISEASES
s
hevn lis-tni. 'l‘ho-y are as tailors: l
g'atic rm! church.
June 2.'l-——l-‘irst Congregational
church of Sound Beach. c
June Zfi—Grace Sunday-school.
Norunlk.
June 30—— Norwalk Methodist
church.
1'
“'ORKME.’ START 0N
puny will begin the construction on 3.
leaves the system in a tarnished con-
dition and stands in the way or re- .
MENT restore}: the burnt-out miner-
al salt.
ccsatully treating tuberculosis.
body wasting diseases.
Soutn N orwalk. ‘ . .
Not enough calcium in our food
The Connecticut Light
Commencement
Bouquets
GA'S WATER HEAT-_
ER SALE NOW '
Rowland M. Beach
Jl'l‘i“ 27—First Con re ntional and drink is the came of Calcium ' ‘_
Ch'Wl“ 0f SUlmfol‘d- g g umlernourhhmont of which half of and POWEI‘CD. Florin
June 27—Clirist Episcopal church, ’manékind. living under modern con- ~ M 2‘.” 1‘ M St
Emit Norwulk- ditionl, is auflering in one form or fl In! .S. I
June zil—Mr. Klara" Presbyterian another. . ‘ m 1
church. An even more carious lack of cal- ~
Jurv’ 29—South Norwnlk Trinity ciurr. in our oyster:£3 is grouf’httf‘; 7:
01" Ich- sickness. it has en oun
Juno 29—Norwalk Congregational tuberculosis, scrofula. diabeteel. “1 '1 NM! &Mmy
Chliri‘li- fact in all diseases. there, is an un-
Junr- 29~~Soutli Norwalk Congre— usually large outgo of calcium. which
every.
1310 CALCII’BI FOOD SUPPLE-
It is an important aid in suc-
scro-
dlu .fes, anue la and .other
ye n; While recov—
ula.
010mm mum
“nom- WW
nominate-a a, “W
_ C
Dr. Dietz
.47 South Main St.
PALM BEACH SUITS
All Models
$15.00 ‘
larqt- scale.
First Selectman -Austin “’akeman
has charge of the oiling of North
Main street this morning. Last week
a coat or' oil was put on the highway.
but another oiltnz was given the and
today. A truck froth the “518.!!er
on companylrplant at Wilson Point.
'No'rvralk. did the road _work. Sand
was scattered over the fresh oil to
make the traxtling easier. l
The State .street bridge was open,
for a. tevr minutes-111i: morning so;
‘thc bridge‘tender could make‘ re-’
lpatrs. There was .a. longstring ot’
autos at either-end of the bridge
twitch the draw was Wéred.
Money for ‘ ‘
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'o-un‘n Holt tournament, at the
-- '01-, Burn Golf clu'n With Mrs. Harold
1'. Huiterl an club-man M the com-
mittee. A schedule in being arranged
f’r inter-club corner-ma, but as yet
I).- not been completed. The tourna—
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one of. the specials for this week-end.
at Golden's Co _ .
Raspberry Sher
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Banana lee {hem and the Orange
Pine Ice Cream:
hue vanilla, strawberry and chocolate
ice crenmvnaily in bulk and all the
popular
cream. .
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could IIIk-f‘gtefidea‘l comma-unfit
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This establishment,
combinations in ‘brick ‘iice-
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Gifts‘f’ tlt Girl Graduate
A glance through our» store ofiersImany suggestions to
parents and friends, for the remembrances so appropriate at .
comment time: YouI'will find pl‘enty of choice here.
' , . Silk Umbrella. A Dainty Piece *9! Silk Union-cor.
Lon: fifiliw Groves. A Pair ~of Silk “Ho... Smear" White.
Inna-rem: anchzr.‘A'.Nioo ,Wooi ,or gluon-m- em. an immune
silk Kimono. Charming Neokwear. .La Tam Pearl Nooklaoo. Be-
1mm. Bolt. Inna 'ftibhons. “Rayner" Jemy all: forum and,
mum. A Silk or ICotton Blouse. Strictly Hanoi-Made Voile .
‘Blouuo. ’Wfidra" Gowns and chemise. Silk Princess “Slips,
Camisoles, m, .otc. ~ -
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