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new sign ou-r
church will? join. The following Sun-
day night. July 9th. the service will be
hold in the Baptist church and the C.
Jam“ Shea has taken a position at E. S. will have charge. The hour for
me Eno place in Saugutuck. ‘ Sunday night is 7:30 (D. S. T.). Sun—
' day mornlngéut 10:30. sermon. the
Charles lime: or Third street, is nords' SUPP” ““1 33°99‘10“ of "“‘m‘
driving a new Ford car. hers: Sunday school session :it 12
noon. "l‘hc mid-“welt praycr and
Shufclt Brothers lll‘HF' {rerun} it ”also service. Thursday. at 7:40. The
tin ir Liliri-iy 5.11m...» E'Kiadies' Aid Socirty will hold their :ii_i-
itual supper llllil bazaar on \‘S’ediio-s-
ztitty. thb‘filith "of July. The Sunday
school loiks and All their il‘it'nd< :ii'i-
planning for a picnic in the Week be-
tit'yi‘kmsthe lilth ll‘fil Silrd oi July. ‘ 1k:-
tinitg\annbtmccmcni soon.
V .‘ i. .
‘i._§_}é0ro.r POINT
hendo uti rtcrs.
Vicinity of
which is
the
minus
, Crpel strevt is ill
the Four Courts l‘.i
afiil burning.
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[Mn (lllll “(‘3 l"
floconil eti‘ev-t. ll: .t‘ Quite :i‘tfiiy tor ii
1wo Wi-(lia‘ \ncntioii. ‘ '
Mr and Mrs, ll. (in-Coinifimii. of. 1,“: u .3 ‘
thdstt’m l‘Invv. 1cm mining- .‘mV' hut-1mm 7‘1-i‘v0~l:>1 church
relativcr from Long Isliiiiv‘i. " I‘lfil‘oiil EQ'JH‘QQK? liit‘lll’f )"‘Sll‘l‘*1ii}‘-
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'I’il‘ I\i-iii\i~iw 'lSlt-i to \isit the
Mr. and Mrs. l‘r.ii:k C. 19:11.“: of 9 ..
' i-pnl; tuvziwi'row ill‘t’ I'ol-
Osborne {ix-«mic. rum: lentil {tor
week‘s \‘flCillltln trip. ‘
it '72 as
ghost-pi. Yo Mr r-i.iy vans thw final day Ill the
Kitiff and family how-
mowed trom mg, Sc-(‘flnfl .iigr'H-f to pii‘k i'ur .llllit‘ .cxcursioiis. which
For! Ioiut stru-t. ”WW" H'J more than 45 for the
__ muti‘li, ’l'liw Sl"l.lllt'l Sii'iin arrinwl
K'Chal‘lcs llt‘llllllt'iis oi' l‘l-“ttsz ixlgiw- is “"1” 331" l’lll‘li lu’l-lw‘ l". t\-. A. M.
~00nflned to his llUlllv‘ with an injury to —"
lmgit is firilv'xlllii'tl it) \ieil
his foot \\'lll('ll h»- li‘t“:l\'é‘tl “'llll" ill “N." 0“"
l' iofl‘ rf‘Ct'Yllljx'. tin- [milk to lay. that l». lilL' tho staini—
”l: ._._ w‘ ‘> " I'~". 1>ii:i::ii: e the gtwsts (It
3; VIII“. and Mrs. l-Iu l“"ll liltilklcj: null 7': ‘ ‘I- ." 'll“ ‘ 3~llm=.\"‘~‘ of the l'ictorin'
f family. or St. John wilt’rl. l2.'i\~- um..- -"“ " “l‘lllllfiliV- m -\‘"\\' York city.
3. their Houtiii‘mrt i'nrm for tiu‘ Slilll- "——
721138,! months. Griicv l':\‘(ill_i.‘,’“".i:<l Lutln-rziii church.
3:: vitiiiilo-ii-ic‘ filo. <ta “1w 2‘ Lissiiigiiip:
g The tin: Harry 1:. \Ylicolr-r iowwl “film” NM?" llt‘flgl’t'. 4"”. steamer
L‘. the large ll. 5. Ni). 3.1. with a (‘lll‘LIU N.‘”“""“"3 IV." 11‘ l‘rlll'llt'un Clul» or
'5 a! sand to llir=hop .Q Lyitis dock yts— j\"" ym‘k “”33 :3“ MWUH‘T 055i!!-
‘lttrday afternoon, “L"; Tilm‘” “will. WW stenmcr HE‘H-
unit.
110 Minst-s-Joiiiiuttv llllll ltolu rlri *‘
'lF't-n'is, of llownn street. who for the 3 \ "‘ "”“l “I‘l'ilimg 143' ll'iélll’ll‘ lillwl
. A past two “KW-ks llJQVt‘ hm n \ilciilioniii: 'h" “”5‘ h""’“"5 5"'-"3"l"-~34!.V H“ “N‘s“
I?” ”'9 South. “('0 uxlwctwj to arrive on" “M" "”4"”‘T’rh’g to ”VCR ”1“ cool
:home tcmorrow. 5W)“ Th" hos .\m:cles Floating
l"l\'i: \.‘.i< our oi tho" imiuy attractions
The roguliir lllé't'llllfl of tho )lciy- “t m" l"”"l‘~ T'l“ Kid”? Fll'l'l" lll‘OH'vl
flOWer llook :invl Ltnldi r company :0 I”: "”1" 1’01“”1” ill-“'0‘
will be ht-ll on ill“ t‘\(lllllf;.1 «if .‘.loii~ ‘~
«info. July 1"’ll. 1" tin ltllilt'ht‘s on "ll’flig '1“ "l “Nil picnics hl-lil in
Van 'IItm-lt Htrm-t. ”l“ l'm'll- .‘l‘fil'l'l’ll‘. was (bill of tin
‘ - Sliiuiloiwl l‘.iiiti:'t church. making: lllt
The July NIH-tun: of the that ”l“ "5' "l““i’ll “vi/fr. \‘Cliilr- :ii iii.
i"'N0't‘thlk llnlll‘OYtlllt‘lll Association ".m'k' mm“). “in“ 5””‘14 m H“ C..-
i will he held (ll Community.,linll on the ”“7 T“ ' "ll”ll'ill”~"- 7'”' ”1“ ”UP-14%
l'l’dternoon of VVthllt‘HvlilY July filth, tn- “7”“ H‘ 5“ “'M'H'“! ““15““! ".V Mix-i.
undead oi 'l‘tivsday. as Tuesday is lllf' 5‘- Y- “L “N" NW- .-\. l'. .lcxsiin
5 Fot'rth {Hill ii holiday. '3“ All" lizll‘llnuz'x ziii-l llvrlu-q-i
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DARIEN& NOROTOA’
Th0 cloningr exercises of the. Sunday
school and awarding: of cvrtiticutt-x to
pupils who haw- won them, will be
held at tho t-x't‘nint‘: service at Christ
churt‘n tomoriow. tliv' service stiirtini:
I13? o'clomi.
Hi 2' - ll \‘t'ifl
' i‘l- (“El“lnh‘ l'l'
. -‘v ~pooii n' Twit-rm kr- j,»
-' Nlflro' lbr‘i ‘liil'S \Vt'l't' ln-ltiu «lit\« 2‘; WI“ “V“: "l' “’ . ii wztl
nlong thr‘ hill'llnr line on the Sound
fame of the Washington bll‘rv? I.ri.lg.-,
adjoining the mtrlmue iliunp. so that
:iml Hi: i iii}
'll‘hil Ladi- 34' Ail Suit-luti' of tho .‘lt‘lll.
(Mllfil n'l tin. n at. if}
ulc- rngiiitmr l-llS’llL’t'tl by tho llriim- nh' “3,3”. ,_ 1‘3“] :3 in“ illllllml iii"-
' Qonmiitlow may test out ill" holding: Point Imlflghh 'L ”rum” at lloton
“Power or the hurl-or bottom. " ' '
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«a.
;_ ‘ his place that is attracting much
”at" - shwiwm.w. Wu...» .. .»
3.1 :3x. ”a. .—.~.m m»
' will be the record attendance of the “on
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' bee n
The tui: Tlit-odorc Smith. which has
doing work 'lll\\'il New York
way for the pnst “‘vt'k. Mimi’- ll‘l(l the
local harbor yesterday afternoon.
long enough to coal up illltl take on
n. fresh cupp‘iy of \\'.ll"l‘, after which
12 Cl nrni thH Nicol linrhor :‘or \Vt-st-
port whore it towed out an empty
coal liars: .
liies Mary Schrcck. of Cove ave-
nue. is t!) apt-nil the wcck end {tll'l
next “t‘t'k’. \"llll her llrothcr-in-liiw
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Jztlni‘s Mur-,
in? Von-v L‘
3.! :vv
'Ilhy, at the ‘1tter's home
run), -n»'.. ,.
Mr. :mvr :. "or Nllilphy have
. \isitliig With the latter's father.
ct'rge Sclirt-Ck. on Core iiycnuc for
mud we< ks.
Jami-s l‘. \Villi.iiiis has resigned six
Sllpt‘l'llllt‘iltlt‘lil oi illn- Sunday school
of tho Marion (‘oncivzutimrzl chiiicli.
Tomorrow will lvr .\lr. “‘illiums' inst
Sunday in this mimr'its:
The llniicii boys “in cross in
. tits this
afti-rnoon With the l‘uriinceutriiCs at
Stamford.
A good uiiiiv is cmwctmi.
.‘llltl it is ha-licvwi that the 1:64;. Sclwt‘
tier “'1” pitch tor the local -'
ll-riiyy. . .
1., , 3 *LV‘ . fix—cud traffic coin-
“ , “Jilly lLllL’l' 43:34) last L‘Yt‘ulllg
~..¢‘ V‘iinucd until ilrlt‘l‘ 11 o'clock.
The usual week-cud triiit'ic started
again this morning shortly ilfltl' 6 and
coutiiiiio-d throughout the day.
The Evening SC'nllllt’l will be pull—
....._v' . -- 4w. l.. ,
th- acceptcd a position in the real
.‘
‘ ,‘Thcre was a splendid number present
f agent- were enjoyed by both young
w old.
lished its a morning paper on the
Fourth. therefore please co—operiitc
with us and have all news items and
‘adycrtising in tne Darieii office before
5:30 p. m. Monday afternoon. At'tt-r
that time plcasc phone Norwalk 92.
R0 WA Y TON
Tom Hopps or West Side avenue is
“ving a new Ford touring car.
W. F. Ambler of Rowayton avenue
m returned home after a three days'
hotness trip in Massachusetts.
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Charles Baker of \Vest Side avenue-
lnu planted a garden at the entrance'
Take Notice! International Bible
Students lecture which will. this time.
and henceforth be held in Red Men's
Hall. South Norwalk. will he held at
3 p. m.. daylight lime. an hour earlier
than last week. For further informa-
tion look for :idycrtiscment in this tau
mention. sue of this paper.
George Davis of W'est. Side avenue
.3 leased his home to New Yorkers.
My will take possession within a few
Inn
An event that the Darien Girl
Scouts have been looking forward to
for several months occurred this
morning when. accompanied by their
captain. Miss Barabara “'eed of Near-
water lane. they left for their second
annual encampment at Peach Lake in
\‘nil's Grove. Last summer the Scouts
opent three weeks camping. but this
year they will probably spend the Pin
tire month of July.
Ilia Marjorie Hall of Logan street
‘mte office of Mrs. Leila M. Mosser.
‘lowayton avenue. '
Edward Oct-tie of South Norwalk is
mbstituting in the People's Grocery“
Gompany store for Edward Helfant
DARIEN mxamxwriomu.
,fihiie’the latter is at camp. - . ’ Cfll‘ucn NOTES
Mrs. John L. Hoyt of West Side
"CVC‘DDP is entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Waterbury and Mr. and Mrs. M‘.
”rail of Torrington over the week
Gad.
‘At the Sunday-morning service the
pastor's communion talk will be on the
theme “In the Hands of the Receiver."
”Elie-Lord's Supper Will be celebrated.
All church members should make a
.. e '
.It the weather is settled over m.-;;'~;;”;§f{f,°f1;:vfi“fem to’particl:
week end it is expected that sever ‘ A C“ dmes Williams
a] . .
rest rnatio f .~ .
manly contested sets of tennis will!“ {she SJ:.d;3msd:Leoisuh?§12:2???
be played on the tennis court of Rob-_ {tiered and accepted with regret He
art Raymond. . '
, Mill scrvc Sunday for the last time in
his otliciul capacity. A full attendant“
The Tokeneke Inn has made prepa~ 'will be out to Show the appreciatio;
““0715 to accommodate 3' large num- felt for his’ faithful and untiring zeal
her ofguests over the week end and and interest in helping to make our
the Fourth. It is bei‘ved that this boys and mi, Chisfiam,
I to the cause of Christ and this
; ichurch will he an inspiration to us top
pears to come. The Christian ‘Endeav-
or service at 7 o'clock will be. in
.chargc of Miss Helen'Knapp, the sub‘
_i(‘(‘t of the service being “Better Pray-
”i‘ng‘." W’s-other permitting. the servico
will he held on the lawn. Can we not
”1.01).
Rowayton Baptist church. Rev".
Frank C. Clark. pastor-Sunday. July
2. morning worship at 10:30: Lord's
flux-rel observed after the morning
sermon. Subject. “The Mission with
a Passion."
. Bible school at noon. Community
Mug People's meeting will be held
nt the M. E. church at 7:30. Thurs»
m evening‘Bibl'e Study at 8 o‘clock.:
Recession Methodist Episcopal
church. vii-B. Sehnert, pastor—An in;
(erecting vacation sociable was enjoyed
on last Wednesday night under the
auspices of the" Epwbrth League.
of door a really splendid meeting. The
male chorus will not meet Monday
night. However, the men will meet
_Satiirdav evening to go to Greenfield
”Hill. where a rehearsal will be held at
the home of the director. Mr. Selleck.
At the chorus organized last Monday
evening under the name of the Com-
lowing oflicers were elected: R. R. Sel-
leek. director: president. .VVm. More-
urer.'G:eorge \V. Smith. and librarian.
gen-in‘sxnith. ‘ *' ' ' " "
ind games. entertainment and refresh-
Some buéinesé was ; also
and several plans were
{urine trimmer vacation
;
s.
t com arrived (in the
His dew-3»
’r‘nnkc this worship of God in his out- »
munity. Glee Club of Darien. the role!
care of the poor and sufl'erinfg children '
CAMP ORDERS
(Continued from P889
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Lyman. Lawrence R.
Ciithill. Alfred B.
Rwlncl‘. John
Hill. Gilbert “1'.
Jiulvson. Joseph
l Corpornlsz—
l‘ri-vlc, Harry F.
lziizy. Ralph IS.
Lev, A. J.
l‘ridoui. J. ,
.\i1umaun. Edwin Y.
\\ oi'den. \‘i-rnon 1).
Troy. Joseph E.
lives. Jacob A.
Gilli, l.(".vis
Hunt. Thomas E. Jr.
I’rvt. lst. Cl.:—_ -
l.lll‘l. Frank 'E.
llrctherton. George R.
Cecily/Joseph _
1,\Y‘( W, John J. 1‘
l-‘Irch. Samuel M.
Gt’i‘iitmn, Henry 1“.
Gallagher. Frank P.
Hunter. Clinton R.
Kirtcna. Dennis '
Kzi‘ "tin. Lewis
ICollvziy. Stow-n A.
Ric-chain. “'cslcy G.
Nt-sscl. J Jim
C'lloy. Arthur
I'rcyost, \Villinm J.
'l‘ctpy. l‘.iul 'l‘.
\‘lJ‘fltly. Joseph
\Vhitney, Vincent R.
\Vt-l‘b, imym E.
\Ycrgc. Joseph
Zailvziyouski. Joseph
'u'llitn‘l. him-«l.
l’r\t. 2nd (1.2-—
' llitsnli r. Frank
llciliivi'. \Vitliam
Burial. ’l'homiis
l‘rown, Charla-S
Limits. Arthur
Iil‘i'llllttn. lmo
Caliill. litlwnr-l
Count-1y. Frank
Comstock. Clwster
(‘iili‘oiiu Gi‘vgi‘izi
llzzio'iiw. Lloyd
Frail- ni. Ciirmliic
Gt hill, (ivorgc
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llviiliiiiiign’iiy, Clarence
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Kiln ltil, .lnfili-s
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’l‘ukzii‘s. Simon
\‘tvm-ziii. .\liwrt
Vim-xiii, lv‘rank
'y'i'ipht. John
\Vt‘hh, Harold A.
Lockhart, Joseph W.
\Vood. Arthur 1).
Dirt Licutcnnuts.
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StI‘DhUll.
I-‘iht Sergeant.
Hertz. Joseph.
htafl sergeant.
Lawrence. l’uul.
.‘ll‘ss Sergeant.
\Viliiani G.
supply ecrgcaut.
Kceiiu. Harry J. .
flagrant;
Aitken. Edward J.
Hertz, Benjamin H.
Mclensoy. Carl W.
Russell. Charles.
uirporals.
Bowman. VVllliam E.
Godfrey. Henry L.
Kane. Eugene A.
Kery, W’illinm.
Mutual. John A.
l'orsching. John F.
Reynolds. Raymond J.
Dok us.
Maiios.
Bannon. Leo.
Benjamin. Ernest F.
Fedor, John.
Gall. Stephen.’ Jr.
Makovich. Frank J.
OlSen. Arthur 1-; .
Powell. Joseph A.
Sitts. Alan F.
Wilmott, Harold.
Privates.
:tbbott. \Yilliam J.
Allen. Myer L.
Arnold. “'allace.
Buxa. Rudy.
Burns, John A.
Burrow. John F.. 3rd.
Ciaccia. Joseph.
Dooling. John H.
Fagan. Clement.
Fanfif'ng'. Chester M.
Fanning. Leroy L.
Parana. Joe.
Griffin. George A.
Hemmingway. Frank E.
.Henry, Gordon F.
~Hamilton. Martin.
Heifant. Edward.
Hornick, James, Jr.
Holzlmusen. George.
Houser. Charles Irving.
Kerekes. Edward F.
Kocian. Theodore.
Lehotflky. Thomas.
Leonard, Henry W.
Masterson. Richard D.
McGione. 'William J.
Mazzone. ,Salv'at re.
Misienski, 'Adolp .
Miller. Hector.
Mitlay, John.
Mitlay. Joseph.
Moore, George D.
O'Donnell. W'infield S.
Olson, -Hildron O.
OlGrady. Philip J.
Oray'es. Joseph.
O‘Connor, Thomas.
Omji. Stephen C.
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The Little Blouse Rejoices Too Soon
4 The otter proud
The runaway.son of Whitefoot the
W'oo'd Mouse was feeling very We”
pleased with himself. He had had
two terrible adventures. He had
_harely escaped from Buster Bear, and
then Reddy Fox had come along and
all but caught him. But he. hadcg-
caped, and that was the chief thing.
Now it: was just gooiliortune that. had
enabled him to' esca c these two ene-
mies. It was good ortuiie and noth-
ing else. _ . ‘
_ But the little W'lood illousc taking:
B rent man cop e in is wor
tht he was yin‘clined to think he had
escaped because of his own Sinai-mess.
The more he thought about; it. the
more he took to himself all tne credit
for his two narrow escapes. He he-
an to feel quite puffed up With pride
n his own smartness. He was sit-
ting on the stub of an old branch
half way up a tall. dead stub o. a
tree. It. was by climbing this stub
that he had escaped from Raddy Pox.
Reddy was no longer to be seen.
No one knows better than does Raddy
Fox when he is beaten. Roddy knew
that. it was useless to waste time
waiting for that little Mouse to come
down. So Reddy had snarled some
dreadful threats up at that little
Mouse and then trotted away to hunt
somewhere else. The. little Mouse
had continued to sit. right there. He
felt safe, and he didn't. intend to go
down until he was absolutely Sure
that Reddy Fox was a long way of.
So he sat there and thought over
his adventures und grew more and
more uffed up with pride. “I was
smart,’ said the little Wood Mouse
to himself. “I certainly was smart.
.' guess I am quite able to take care
of myself in the Great World. ‘I
cues: those fellows know now that it
is usless for them to try to catch
me." Of coune he meant. Buster Bear
Ind Raddy Fox.
Now the little Mouse was so busy
rejoicing in his own antennas: that
he didn‘t do any real thinking. Had
his father, W‘hitefoot, been there he:
would have told that. little Mouse that.
he was anything but. safe. .lt is never
safe for a Mouse to sit right out in
lain sight, and that is just what this
ittle Mouse was doing. For a while
'16 didn't move, but by and 'by he
scratched his hand. Now all through
the Green Format the sharpest of
sharp eyes are ever on the watch. As
long 15 that little Mouse didnt move
he was unseen, but the moment be
By Thornton W. Burgess
will soon or late
' d that troulile lies in wait.
Fm —Whitefoo.t the Wood Mouse.
9
Tlicn began a dreadful game of
dodge around the trunk of
that stub
scratched his head a pair of sharp
eyes saw the movement. Those eyes
belonged to Sharpshin the Hawk,who
happened to be sitting in a tree not
far away. Instantly Sharpshin shot:
out from that. tree straight for that.
little Mouse. OnCe again it was Just
chance that caused the little Mouse
to look up just in time to see Sharp—
shin coming straight for him. Be-
cause he didn’t know what else to do
the little Mouse dodged around to the
other side of the tree. He was barely
in time. Had he btcn half a second
later Sharpshin would have had a
plump/little Wood Mouse for dinner.
Then began a dreadful game of
dodge around the trunk of that. stub.
Sharpshin is not one to give up easily.
l Iiis sharp eyes had seen- at once that
Ithis was 11 very young Wood Mouse.
ERound and round that old dead stub
‘the little Mouse dodgcd. all the time
climbing higher. because it. was easier
ito climb up than to climb down, Once
more his heart seemed up in hi:
i nouth and chills ran up and down his
i’Jackbonc clear to the tin of his tail.
5 He couldn't kccp this dodging up for.
lever. but what should he do? What.
Ecould he do? The little Blouse didnt
know.
(Copyright, 1922. by T. Vi Barges.)
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The next. story: "Safe At Lucy"
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l“:lli‘ill(l)'$. Tony A.
Ham. Fred 1-3.
Hendrick. Clinilcs 13.
Lengigl. Paul A.
Long. Albert A.
Lyle. Albert S.
O'Hara. \X’illinm J.
Sherman. Daniel F.
Wilson. Clarence A.
DANBI'RY MES TO BUILD
PLAYHOl’SIC POSTING 8175.000
DANBVRY. July l.—~~The heirs of
the Ferah L. Taylor estate. owners of
>--»- 94‘.“
contract yi-stci-dny afternoon fer :i the"-
:itrc to ln- rrvctcd on their property, on
Elm Sll'tt'l. to Luke 8. Sweeney and
Robert C. Read 3‘- Sc" Q’wo local con—
‘mcmr pr. tout. .
.n tails are used mic 105 test
by 73 utiflkrry products?! Be an by
Sit feet. It will thc a seating copa-
(‘ity of 1 mm iiiid will ho hum of brick
and strél. The figurcs of the contract
price VVvY‘G not made pulilic but it is
understood that it is in the neighbor-
hood of SITSmnO.
Ground will he broken Saturday and
work will he pushed as rapidly as pos-
sihlc in order that the building may
be ready for occupancy early next fall.
it is hoped to open the theatre, next
Thanksgiving week. The plans and
specifications were prepared by W. H.
i’;2 North Main St.
3 l (‘over35cExtra ‘ ‘ ‘ . 3
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'CHEJTvpiCl’ILGWEST ~ , g
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Building Your Home.
AN D THEN——
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M chan of Boston.
Try :1 Sentinel Adv.
the Taylor Opera House. awarded arcsult. ,
for the best
m the House Is Finished Y 1 Will Want Some
Good Coal With Which to Heat _ intone Us at 113
4' 1-. 3 {
lW
etc.
Gehebe’s
”flocculation-um
Puma!
Delivery
FOURTH OF JULY SUGGESTIONS
Picnic Baskets, .Papcr Plates, Wood Plates, Waxpaper, Alumi-
num Capo, Vacuum Bottles, Ruotproof Knives, Forks, Spoons. Croquet
Sets, Ice Cream Freezers. Fin-less Cookers, Refrigerators, ice Chest,
25 Washington St.
South Roman:
, THE N~0RVVALK CO SIUPPLY CO.
{"3 39 Wall St. coal ”1‘ "3‘9“ ena 108 Water St-
3 .
Norwalk So. Norwalk
m 1848
1 1:3th ' .
3 3,. F. flash
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THE NASH, RA 9ND & DEAN co.
Aim to Do Good __}k at a. Fair Price
T - . US
88 Washington 51.;
GORDON AND TRIPLETOE
CHILDREN’S FANCY SPORT HOSE.
3-4 LENGTH HOSE. ribbon and plain. » These we are showing in Black.
White, Cordovan. Pcngee, in plain and fancy cuffs, green heather
mixture in extra wide ribs. r. . . . . . . .
13-4 WHITE SlLK SOCKS ...... . ..... ...... 3. 81.50
CHILDREN’S MERCERIZED SOCKS;
plain‘ with fanci cults and fancy with plain cuffs
INFANT’S SILK SOCKS, Blue. Pink and Brown . . . . . . H . . . . . . . . 75c
INFANTS LlSLE SOCKS. Pink and Blue . . . . .
SOCKS
.n-.-~....
.South Norwaik
35:: to 89¢
in many wcolors and styles.
25c, 35:, and 50c
....... 35c,
* J. 1L 'Mallette
SheetMetal Wor Qumbing and Heating
i D . , ystems
3 ' No. 2 m mu 3. #001119: North Main on».
IF IT’S PORCH F ITURE WE HAVE IT
' :‘V i .. . 3' big and little chairs, I'C‘l‘iifl'b‘!
'Itle ieces.
’ DIE STOVES AND PERFECTION
WITH OR WITHOUT OVENS
An endless variet ~
settees, tables and. hau
WE SELL RED STAR V
0”. COOKER 8T0
3 Ra fund 6? ' S011
DIRSGTOR.
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is
Poultry Wire Netting
All Sixes'in mmmw
" ' i , or Girl Will Graduate This Year. .
A I ~ te Stock of Suitable Gifts for This
W Have 7' 1e _ _ _ _| ., _
“L Eventftil Day a l):- Life’s History» and, Cordiaiiy lnvxte
Your Inspect ' '
Norwalk Chronicler