Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 28, 1923 · page 4

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CITY AND

VICINITY NEWS N0

 

 

 

The Red Stet tug Huntington was

In the local harbor this morning.
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Harry Rider. 0! East nicniic. “xii.-

In ilridxcport yesterday on Jury duty.
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A rehcnrsnl of the l’cnplcs choru-

was hell! Inst night at tho Nornulk
lilgh rl‘hmil.

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—liarris & Guns. That's all.
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Mrs. A. IIlltllfl\\'ll_". of Myrtlc rtrm l.
entertained fricntil from out of touii.

on Sunday Inst.
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The rv-ziihir muting of the llmn'
Club of (‘liiiat church “as ll' hi inst
evening (ii the icctory on liust ave—

him.
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'l'lm livil t‘ro»! omrc has mowl

fi'mii i‘ic- l\i'1 lv r l'llllillliL' (in “Cir-liliiiz.
ltlli stint to ”14‘ Fl‘t‘tllltl “nor «it Hit

Smith .\lll\\‘.'i”\ l'iililu' Liliriu'y.
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—-lliiy )nlll‘ \‘ivtrola at llonnal‘y's
cn cnsy nI-‘luy paymrnts. Store opcn'

culiii.i:~i iiiitii 9 p. m.
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\ Hunt of 4‘01” “us hrouuht hit.

this ii. \iiin Iilth.. duck )O‘slr-rnl ‘3.
.llll rnimn Hi. in .t '1) IN‘ ri “new d l.'.

this «'vviii[:iii;.' iii some timc.
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\li‘u Aillt‘i’t liiiiiim nr [tolls l'Lii c i.

“All“rltllfllllb: lllt' Lullm of tho I..-iit
l\ni‘wull< llllf'lth lllt‘lll .\.n:=n- In“!-

““0 llle' Iluin: 5: “viii; for tlir l-.i,'i ir
" t .
coiiiniittw-. iit Il"l' iminc. this :i.l< i-

noon.
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The incctiiig or i‘liicklngham i‘ost
\V. ll. (‘., “lilt'h \Viin Ht lii'ilii‘ml in in
lit-hi this wo-Ik :it the hoiiic 0! \lr's
ll'H'ltlll ut \Viiil‘ii‘ltl strwl :llltl lI.i:l
avvniic liiis lwcii prmtponul. it “as .in
novim-ml today.

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-«l-'1.ntr‘r Snlc fancy and rlvivivstir-
lll‘lii'lt". l"liliil Stalin No. .‘l Illl :ii il
l'tiio Htr. Ans. [Allill'i Aid Sncirt), .\'
N. .\I(lll (‘liilrclh Thu”. l“ In G.

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chvrnl liler‘"! of ciniiv rs ll7‘l\" l . . ii .

rm-i-Iwri by Sim kci' .Q- Str) kcr'. ‘..,.
criiitrni-tnis who urn \i'rii'la‘ii‘ff on t"-
ni-w (‘iill‘ l‘.i.ntiirc Ilrzv: h i‘niiils. 'l'li~
bill‘L‘I“! tlwi tip :it tho Nurnnlk t't~.~'
K“ Supply 1I(l(‘k.
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The riiiiiiiul Iiistrr arilc or flu

Clo-iiiior'n I‘iri‘lo- iii' the I’list t‘niim-i-

Rlllltlllillt‘ll‘lr‘t'll is living Iliiil llll~

“It: l'lllell sit lllt‘ l‘nrish ltiill‘d' in
Lewis strut llniisclmlil utilitii-s. F’l"ll

an "DFODR. dust—holders. nth-i. toc‘rthcr

with Hunter pliiiits are living (){it‘ll‘ll
for Halo
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'I‘lic ncccptnnco of tlic plans for tl;r
Cult l':l'~llllrl‘ lhvrwh liiithim: |I$l\’lllllll
want through lit the Illlll)lil‘ll(4I lllftl
inr.‘ of tho t'll\‘ ('Ollflr‘il lzi<t l‘\tll|ll"
A picture showing the l-nthin: ll'illl" ~
as thcv will look whcn cumph twi nil
he Dutillslicrl in The lex: iilii: Si "timl
tomorrow cvcnlvtm tom 'IH'I" with il.ili
upon lilt' l‘ltllll‘Q4 il lini'ilin’pc

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~Dnll Dresses for Ma cnch, also n'l‘
kinds of doll repairinc. Doll Shop. 7

R. 1:. Ave. Phone

3'30.
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Mm .lrihn .\. ("'ii‘mri. 43 mm (ll".

0? .‘JW Itl‘llIlH‘. \\ ‘4 ilinui.-il r'i'iiv
(ii-v viizht uhin il-.- liv”;n in on. i,

filth .III I "l' lillfii ':.':4l \'.4' "4‘ ll li' "
plaiiu'wl I'V‘Il' rm (V'I‘u okiiilnl i'. 'v i
sinill pond lw‘ t‘v rnzulfitilc. Til-~-
Cni’limu “lln u l‘ uliiiiiin. “on up
Pfiitiilh lll'ltlv'l l\ l‘r r'.vvi l!’ ’l

tlir- ll' lilllLiiil‘ of .-ii :tiiinrn'rl iii-z . ..
.'|l .l lit" criii'iwl of l": Illiltlvlll“ i»

milva twr inn-limit shr- hum-tut.

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COLORITEHE 13ANAZ'S‘T'i2—A‘Wmi

Colors Old and New Straw Hat:

 

Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Nor-walk.

 

 

:lll'll'llllll: by l‘nti'nlinrin .luhn 'l‘mvt ,
.‘lllll in living lll'le zit priliv‘t- l‘l:"l-lll.lli
'IS for the polit'v- of St W .‘Ililtil'i

I‘i. .l;‘il‘i\'.~ nlliv r- t n \‘.'.i~!~lri-:t ~-
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IN YOUR EMPLOY

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Dollars in 9. Savings Ac-
count are working for you
instead of for the other
fellow. They are YOUR
dollars, which you have
hired out for wages, and
they will be working for
you every day.

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Keep some of your dol-
lars in your own employ
by depositing them in the
bank. A Savings Account
will fortify you against
iinenciol reverses and in-
crease your income.

 
 
 

 
 

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l‘ntrolmen John Smith is on the;
sick list. .

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Herbert Chuck 0! Spring strcct isiJiivige N"Iltllllilh Ciindco in the up-
\‘ibillng in Boston. Mass.
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Mrs. Adam Schmidt. 0!

avenue. is suffering from a scurc '41- i “"55“"1 it
lack of grip.

--Uuy your Easter lint at O'llrh n‘s. ‘

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B. J. Thomas. of Osborne ii‘.(.'illt‘.""lllllfl \s'irh
"ll“‘Hnlllf’d friends from out ni lh\‘.'i
at his home 0\cr the week-i i\7.

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Mrs. Joseph Molliiz and lit‘lv um.

JJK‘lC. are spending sonic tiiiii- “1th l'!’
i-ziicnls. Mr. and Mrs. lillund :it llnil‘f
l‘llf‘llll!‘ in New Haven.

Sol “'cimrard. n. formcr rmldvnt nl‘l
\‘ni'wnlk has rctiiriicd to tnuzi :lll'I l“
‘miw cnnncclml with the. NJV Tni'iy
.Hivm iiilty shop.

—-l~‘ull line or auto accossorit-al
Aaron Kohn.

Complaint was Illntlr ivy thn Pan.

lit't llt'lll company to the pol“ v :iimu
Mus playing around the Car lviiiiis Iill
\Vmulnurd .i\('nllt‘.

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Suffering from a laccinttil tliiari‘.

l'iluiiiil Shciiimn. iin rinplmc’ of HM
ll.‘ll'ifl (“‘th :iMiiiil'm‘lurliii: t-uiiiiiiiiiy.
\l.ilii intrcrt. was tl‘tillt'tl this llll‘l'llli .'
:il lit" .\orwalk hOSleil.

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'l‘ht‘ (‘lifYOrd Ilill‘lit‘r shop. l‘uiiiirvl.

'i'i‘ntvd in thc (‘lit‘fnrd Muck i.«' lli"\
r-pv-n for business at 10 Smith _\l;i. .
\Tl‘t'tl. “\t'l‘ the New l'lii;.;l.ii1tl (Hillti)

“Limp.
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wllurrls S: Cans. That's all
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.los'ph .‘It‘llllz of (:filllt’lli'w t‘luili

Liz; .utoro was in New \ork ycslc [Il.l' .
“ll irimtiii-qfl. Mr. Mi'llilz riirmts it..-‘

It is almost liniiossiblc to ;;.iin ilt't'~.~
‘tn thv market and that ihv~ lil‘lt . a .v

‘xrry high. '

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.lnuvph \‘vnito. wnntcii lav tlm .\'< ..

\lllitilil :iiithnrilits for “in it‘ll -. it
tin fl vl‘ $.34) from that city u; .-
l\1" llt‘nvl' il in tho svi'mid :listiii’ t'

 

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The lirlck work of iht‘ nl’ll‘l'n'w l1.>

ilvr tlw Sprint: strut Lrialuv l“1.!‘
lll III” ni'vllng to :i l‘I‘IIOlL (ill lll' im'
ivlntti-r today. The I'ilflll‘l' u ~ ..
ll'lll"'l in the .‘trcct iii [\Ill'llll' at
is the fourth oomph-iii! :I'wmil I]
{Lilill in 'N' nuiili- iii lilt‘ lust v... lg.

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9“". lull! .inrl t'l.li'4 “"4; l.‘
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\ n"‘|t“‘ was [illllllfill ii lti '-.~’ -'

itiu's :1- llllllt‘l to tic unit. in»: .-i
i;.~- tlii : of lllt‘ Sfilill‘. .\'ni\\;ill< if: .'
.[i.l~ \\.i « tn lu- i;r‘.rl il.i< . no Illlil’ i‘"
2" till iiiivr‘. vs 1‘ w Illi'tlillij I.“ ;. ‘li*
Ii'w l 'Il-Y‘ ll‘ \l \Vtvlltu-vli)‘ t. ‘ i‘

\l iil l.
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\lnrr‘NOn Crf‘t‘lllif‘tll“ l
t i‘.. ‘i {hit or tin l‘lfli'fill ' "

 

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III. in? in .m
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"‘lw lz'ilz'w f-l'. l'iiri'hii :i‘ . *
l. "i l1. .‘lni'lmi i‘: lviifitlzii‘.’ 'zi! v
l‘l ' Yr’ 1 i-i-iiimn. v thin in i l.
'l Ni V) .‘lu.ti-ii :I'nl r iii. in.

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:i -.-«'v l-lfl} :it tilt“ (iliixi it"i. n

. Liuith n. lnr-.
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wl’ull li'ic nt’ nlitri {it"r’--I’illi‘

.\.".lO!l Ktilin.

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l : ‘ iiittll‘y t‘lllti spvll. lot ti :‘W’vl

min iill‘l‘l‘, \\lil criiiv' .I l‘ ~’l""
.ll :1? ..i 'll" r- il iiimmii: nl' i'i t-..
l.
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.i-niv \\".*'4 t‘.- lmv cur r“
;ii.i\' il Isl Lwii-iu‘i‘x' l‘~mi;;l:l l‘in.’ l‘
v 'tr \\i‘l in ion llllli‘tl l0!" ‘ Y- '
.\lli it.
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"“'l!'.;' to thc illness «i‘ l‘ . "
.\=’uii'.~_.' Ifrnirtrr t“. l! :1.
.w. lllllli l mini" nl' 'l‘i‘inv t'il 3‘

till'tl l." AttOinr‘v I!“ i

' HI \\i!‘.~ itf‘.~.’lllll of l't‘lN I.
n". :‘i'llV‘tluV iiii:lil in”. \\:--- ... ‘.'=
in tlw downtown t-oiirl itii'. :i..

ii.|"l"ltl1)'.
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'l'lw rcz'ilnr rum-tin: ..:‘ t‘w.
I"l'2llll"‘.‘. .\'0. ll, 0. (l. :1, u. l l
l.|‘<i in him: wtln 2'..‘- mvmln w ‘ w ‘
l'.lY..i \\"'l‘l‘ lllZlIlt‘ int‘ .i 5'” Lil '- "
it lirlil :it “it" lit-xi lil" ll'iL' .\'v'll
:«U. 2w“ llllllllrlFH Wir- iiii: .if i: i
”.r‘ mull r. "r‘friflhnlf'i":‘ Illl'i .1, ~.

i‘nlinwr vi until a lat-s l‘riur.

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‘IY‘I. (lillll’l‘ lln 'l‘urnt r, T". yuiv . ii'l

i\'.i"l' of Joseph A. 'l'iirnr-r m' k w
‘ll.i'.iii \Viis llIIl'n("I tn 1!";Illi :Il in»: ii

livt Siiiinluy whcn licr clctliiii: ( .iiia'vt
Mi“ .m slic “he cooking? iliii’tu i. \'. in ii
“i :‘ llItliL’li'O‘l“lll-l3“‘. Mrs. l.iic“ 'l‘iii-

.‘I’ ". r::ii llllO lll" liitclh n in :iiH-“v r tu‘
in H'l‘rfln'. Hill' l'nilntl llii- .itxiil \,lll",'ll“
in :i ”1?th ct” llillll" :ind licymi-l .‘Wl‘ ii,-.'.‘
il-‘in niinutcs aftrr 5hr: was dv :I'l.

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—llarris 8.: Cans. That‘s All
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Although the Conncctiriit ri\i i- “J3
still using; _\'('blt‘rlliijv‘ and in s. w l'.ll
plums iii the Meadow tilhll'lt'lr h. .i
ll‘allt‘d the banks and «-.\t‘ i.ilml iiiiiii..l

{or some distance neithcr rl\~'rlllt ii .

nor the weather officials look ior a
heavy freshet at this time. Yt‘slt'i‘tlny
morning the river was choltmi with
cakes of ice that had bvcn sniiishcil iii

dvsu'ndlng the falls at Ilolyokc and .

l‘lnriolii and were FWt't‘Dlllg domi-
strenm with the speed of a inili race.

The ice has gone out of the Farming. .

tor. rivcr and alth0ugh thc rti‘oniii is
still high. the {act that the snow ll’l‘;
practically disappeared tends to ihv
belief that Farmlngton has about
reached its capacity in tho way of
floods.
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The United States government. will
award the contract for the SZlSJ'uo
improvements to the Norwulk lizirlmr
during the latter part of June. As
soon as the city Awards its contract for
the public whnrf. for which birls are
being naked, the government will he-
yin to drnw its plans and specific-.1-
tions for the harbor work which will
take at. least three months to adv-:r-
time for bids and award the contract.
The United States engineers have in-

formed Mayor Calvin L. Barton t not.
the contract would be nwerded by the I
utter port of June and work would

bebecunntonee.

The case of E. L. Owens. chnrgedl
[with passing a fraudulent check. was
l(‘(lIIl.Inllt‘d until Huiurdiiy morning by.
;l(l\\'ii court

lthe (um: \H‘rc to $300 and ' walk Improvement Assccmticn will

l'n‘iri‘it? l luciv i‘niiml ml. Uwrns; it is claimedl be held on Tuesday, April 3rd.
for Sit) on Georgc‘

t'iiiiic lurk llllti'lit ll “no funds."

clinrizcd on three
inviting \inlcncc against

railroad was'
nvmt term of the
unlit-lii‘l‘ i‘t‘lJl
lll I‘Fiilt't‘ court at New London

lii‘lltl \\:v.~i lixrd at $2,000 and
“:23 illllllhllt‘tl. inoxt month,
Smith of Com-
.\“ (1.. .it .‘It‘lltlf'll. und First

‘ l'I >i‘4l‘illl0ll8 to Hartford.
following :L
Sumucl A. But-
mcr .1 illusion of St nice.
rcc-‘nt lx’npl-iii-l

it waif-i v itli ('ni-tziin

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state armory
"“H‘llill Finilli is a Spanish,
.‘lltl organized the COIll-‘
* commands. with “,9 Baptist my! the Concrrgn- Mrs. Henry annctt and Mrs. Kct~
l'l‘ll}: igiiiiitiliniin. 1‘9. of Now York.
iii:i'-iiii.; :l- .litioiis sluic—$
lllt lll‘~ :it lllt‘ :.iiti ":mcistl muting: lit‘ldl prim hm; '1‘)“. hmir N S o'c'm k. iL‘h. 519,-.
l‘l \\.." il>iivy
for tho Sill‘dllOl‘ court at"-

lli‘Illln'; iii «ity “ourt there 3"?-

l'iiit'ii Stains unit the

 

.~ Vilfltlv until April

ll:i\cn city cmirt’
illlnllKlilllll rind (.ll' vsl l‘hris'tiiins “ill . . .
illilll'i‘ to cuiniin' Hutu mil“ ‘1‘”‘1'?’ The \wckly praM‘r mcrtini: of theI
“i. imii \vurlh liltgjnifitriii:Ziliyi‘» \‘ .il‘!i...xlélli;:l‘:yl::;: 'M' ”“1"“! I‘ll'lH'npal church schodulmi.

‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ’“T “ll? Ncnimr. Will he hild on l-‘ri-'
"'ivii-l iii Slti'i'l‘t rncli.

l‘ri ry iii t‘mi—

(‘ll'l.\( .6 tl‘mn

(‘. ‘il'.’\' (iiilli"
Sirit‘i cf Nun-.9 . .-- - _
IL‘I (SIII‘ZIKTY'S .VI ‘ l':“Il-:\T
S'iirljiiliilltnt ‘

:‘iiIF l‘t‘lll’ll t.’

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Rt;- wayton

 

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East N orwalk Darien
Mrs. Lida. Doll Robertson. of CO!

The April mooting of the East Nor- Cob. visited in Darien on Monday.
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\‘t‘arrcu Schryder. of Old King's
o e a Highway. spent the week end with his
The regular inn-tin: cf the “’0- family.
men's Auxiliary of Christ church will
be, held tomorrow, Thursday aftcr- Mrs. Charles Smith and Mia Clara
noon. at thr- homo of Mrs. if. M. Scoiield. were visitors in Stamford on
\thelcr, 17 I-Jtllic avenue. Monday.
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Officers were nmiilnutt‘i' for ”10 Mrs. William Bartlett Beckley
ensuing war at Hiv‘ Hurling 0f the haves today for a. three week» stay
Sunday school I.)()(ll‘ul “t' ”it? I‘ZIISL AW" in Atlantic City.
nuc M. ]«;_ church hcltl lust, Honing. I 0 0
The clcctlon oi? ol'fitxrs will be in it! NY. and Mrs. James S. \chyea. of
Mansfield avenue. are spending sever-
. 0 ‘ zil weeks in Florida.
A community Sf‘lWiV” “ill it" lH‘lfl at ’ ' ‘
t‘hrist Episcopal

 

gl“K.lll0n8 Ol' t'hrist "lllll‘t h lhc Ad-
u-nt Christian (‘1.l1'1’l Ilil‘l tiu' l-Iiist links on Sunday.
Avrnuc M. E. chum-ii uniting in the o a .

 

 

THII SOI'TH \Uli“ \I‘iK‘ . ‘ ‘ ri-ccnt illncss. Airs. {old has recov-
Ml-Yl‘litlllls‘l‘ (‘Hl in II NOTES. (‘rnd sufficiently to discharge hcr
_______ .. nurse.

'l‘hn Mitimslist chm-cl! joins tonight 0 0 0

 

tilin'il church-ix in :t ”mull “My Wi‘t‘k inrr are rxncctcd to return to then
en-nicv in lllt‘ 1:;in ~i church. The ‘llOlllt? on the Old Kings Highway, to-
:h \. Ii'rcil H, Junta»: will lw the ”lay, "Ilt'r spending u", Winter in Port

. 'I‘hv Lndit-s‘ Aiil :iwiviy holds an e e e
l-I~ .(‘tv r sulo minim-rm . ’l‘hnrsdui'. M 1“ I‘hiYip lirciiclier. mechanic at But-
n'vlork in the Slil'l' 7" ”WV." “5‘ d “53 lcr’u garage. is confined to his home

: ("villvn’s lilcctriui' Florin COTE“? 01' wi’h di hiheria the
hull was Mr. : . D . home being quar-
Igiiiiiiilinvn “in: chrirmd with‘

l'inc strcct and .\'. "ill 113‘" F’l‘""- nntinr-d. Dr. Long or Norofori‘ is In
l‘ouJ, l-Ziistrr gift :sri'vl-R. 4m! “U"r’nticndunce.
ism-{ill purclinSo-s du~ 1“ I“ ”19 I‘jflSl'T - ° ° °

 

w-nunn will in- on infill. “WNW” “7 Edwin-d Austin clerk in the Home!
~"ir Aid Socirly \i‘ i. 1 illl :110 "WHOM“! Rank. is able to attend to hi- duties
”in lir present it) in ‘i‘-

:urain after having been confined to

Thursday rwti!“ ‘ ”l S “"‘im‘k- f his home on King’s Highway with an
'thcrc will lac ii thii i il'ilr.‘ \‘. “Pk ”NOD l utmyk of grip and tonsilltil-
s. r\'icr> in tho )ltti “nihl l litirr'ii. li«\. a o o
_\.lr_ Si-{impiilcr \\l ; [‘Illlt'll. Fulliiw- A n‘“. “'lntlt'HV has iwcn pint‘r'd in

mi: “in s: rinmi H s.i«~v-:iiiii-nt. of tilt my door or ”m “31””. Stcwart Sinn-

‘lnril's Fumur \\l in- (llllllllil1~'l"r“)‘ 'l'hv giilrs “2m lurnkcn lax-t “'("lk ‘

(in this sm‘r. d iinnx‘ v “fir."‘f'r ””‘u‘ “" in h. n the door slammml against Illl‘
Lint: Of “1“ “r!" “"‘l " N”‘“"' "H cuuntrr an a littlo boy was shutting it

nziiini: would slit-ii \1‘ TI (“r ”Y“ "rm“ «My cu niiirr. innit-ail of tcnlnht. At

'nk' Nl‘irit nt' l'lir'“ ‘= ”WW ””0”“1" lllI‘ linic l'rv l \V \l ‘l
’uiit lhq- u: rlvl. :z'. i l'l our (inn Wm" pri irli {coo l. I‘ri' ' I Milan. W"
‘ . “ . . ( s t ' n‘ '

llilllillV. 'l ..isx rm :twn <11”qu “ll .. o .J3.8t‘rm0n.

"or Um ,‘lP'ltmlv ‘ .t.‘ iliu- ii‘..ii'v nfi
lil" April (‘iJIllIlii i w Mir:- “lili'li‘
\uill Iiut li- hit]. I"‘«‘ uri'siiiiz-J and.
«linir will he pr. >- . ' lel‘ tim :a-‘rx'irc.’
. ' lliI‘Jll" N'c ‘ ' . ~
A Spu‘lnl I'Inxlv " L '1 \‘lii ""l TmK' ‘ A “ \le' in 11". "NV 7""!

mil lic nskrtl lur \' \‘ Sunday by tin .
. starring part.

:nncc (‘tlnlllllllt 0-. It H I'Ul‘t'l ll .il . . .
.- tiffnrini: “til i ‘4 3‘ Mt and so; \I . _
'11"? ‘ Ill“ VJII‘ l - .‘i tlw iulul, ‘ '1' ('0' ritt Shiith '3 making PI-
' .. iiii‘u-ns l'ur ' - l‘il v.\ x. .wr Jill'I ' “ll-“W" "Hum" m- nts to \i'nmhiv,
*'. lulled fur i‘ , ~- -r in: r3: hi "or "“"n“'." ““11"- let Ii “213‘-

-:~inr: “ill be at .
i .\lis. hturrlnz and family. of Norwalk.

«mull.
“n Friday rvvr“ " 1‘}. wr-t ‘i-f n? S I Are “1" 0‘ “195"“. of Hill cottage.
v .t lurk t‘i'i > \'.ill 2 .t l'.-.t.~ >3 mm! } . . .
. . . . . , ! (I l 1; <0 \' gt a .
..< Hint : z. i. . .. . MW - H r war in Shmi..hncs<s

.\I? lll’liillti‘x m. l in. it

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time been taken to the Pulse motor

 

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it” :‘..:-- - l. 9““ “i!"‘m 0" wiring is welc-iziicd by}

, _. -.- __-_. __._.- 5 .ll tho officials.

I“‘i" i:-:, :ii)' um .i t: (‘2L.:-t ° ° . l

'\ r . . in.” \ -. i The lliirlcii t‘rc truck was callcd to

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power that will one day make ,

you_Ir\deDendeni. It's Your
ability to Java regular/ya

certain part ofwhat’yOu earn

 
 
 

SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
WELCOMED

So. Norwalk Trust Co.

SERVICE andSECURITY. -.

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

vzrch (in Friday I". L. H. Gin and w. B. Gaywood-mld'
from 13 noon until .. ,)»(.;W.k_ 1:... (on. were among the early Bolt enthusl—er" Howard Siauson were in charge
iLSlS at the \Vestport Country clubi°t the table. Charles 9' Rumpi’. 8""
ney Gartreil, Wilbur Raymond. Wil-

fred Gitchcr and Philip Krauze acted

Mrs. Alexander Reid. of Mansfield as Wait"!-
avenue. is rapidly recovering from her charge 0‘ the sale 0’ ticket. (or the

supper.

 

Miss l‘jmllv Ann “‘1 lliimn. local 2
rrsitit-iit and “'cll known actress. is‘
.zu-pcarlnz daily at tho (‘rilcrion I

"Tho \Vasp." in which she has the
l

Lirgn or ”WW“ ”Nimrod by flré last month. I

H..F:n.:iiiit-t with an acriilignt on the Pout,
Il'tlllt‘, n. .ir tlic Spring Grovc common I
on Monday morning. when his l’aigcl
3”]. ,\l3(‘l§.\\.\l{\' ; :miring tar wont out of commiséiomi
! :m i‘c was delivering a. passenger. lt‘

i120 it‘lILiL‘ of Mrs. “.ivls on .‘Ifllifii'ii‘iiil
‘uir run in; .‘lnmlm- morning. “licn’
the c- lhir-nf tm- llmls linmc was full
i-i' \\.il‘r, lllll‘ lu-tng about three
not of \\;itcr there. The truck was

 

 

“'hnt would luutcr hc without
. rnlnrml lini-It r I‘L'L’N '.' \‘uu can it“!
1- cgg dycs at our sturc. Sc [int-Rama

j H. A. MEAD
i Prescription Pharmacist
8 No. Main St. 80. Nor-walk. Ct.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Those who h a v e
habits of Industry and
\Vise Economy are j
the only really happy "
p e r s on 8. Industry

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

rewarded. The bank
adds a stimulous to

 

of compound interest.

 
 
 
 

More to spend or
_ More #0 save '3 .
It isnt yOur present earning Come to--

The People’s
Trust Co. .

First Bank Under the
Bridge on Washington‘ St.
South N orwalk, Conn.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

and Thrift are surely V‘

saving by the addition ?,

 
 
 

called to pump that; Gm “Fm

new driveway to the bone. tho. truck
went into the mud up to the Inbound
exam to move it failed. A wrecker
from Stamford was finally com and
hauled it out. after several trucks and
wrecking outfits had tried in vnln to
take it from its muddy bed.
0

The roast beef supper given by the

Men's Club. of the Methodist Episco-
pal church, last evening. was largely
attended and was a. big success. There
were five tables.
and these were filled twice. Harry
'1‘. Lutterman, whose ability in the
field of culinary arts is well-known.
was chairman of the
charge of the affair. and was also
chef. Mr. Lutterman and his asso~
ciatcs prepared a. delectable repent.
iThe menu was as follows: Celery,
creamed peas and carrots. mashed
and sweet potatoes. toast beef, rolls.
and coffee: The Epworth League of
the church. had a. miscellaneous table
in connection with the supper. where
cake, candy, ice cream and fruit was-

senting about fifty.

committee in

Mrs. Harry T. Lutterman and

B. H. Raymond had

 

Fashion note: The longer skirts
will be shorter. but we wll have the
[shorter skl‘rts no longer.

 

 

EASTER MUSIC ON THE
VIGTROLA

Hear the great anthems,
hymns and choruses sung in
your own home Easter by
tho world's greatest artists.
[mt us explain our casy terms
nf plIl‘t‘lliiit‘.

EASTER CARDS

 

L. M. PIKE CO.

PALACE TH l-ZATILE BLDG.

SOUTH NORWALK

()pcn inching: l'nlil 9; Tel. 990

 

 

_—_. ____ __

THURSDAY NIGHT
ONLY

Dennison expert will instruct
in Dennison 's Artcraft—Be
sure to take advantage
of this wonderful
opportunity.

 

 

Donnelly’s

SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK

 

Heinz Baked Beans . . 14c can

California Sardines, in tomato
sauce 15c can

Quaker Oatmeal in bulk,
5 lbs. for 17c
02-,

Fancy Prunes, 2 lbs.

A. STULL

24 Cottage St, East Norwal

 

 

 

 

 

F. H. BAXTER

5 SOUTH MAIN smear.
DRUGGIST
Agent for Page & Shaw. 12%;.

Tiltord, Green Seal, and ELL“.
Candies.

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I JI'ST RIII‘IJIVIIll!
Our grncrnlnt‘nt pcrmn ti, .. ‘i
spirllmis liqunrx on ‘l‘l‘i‘-,
[lnhxcriptlonx' «mix.

\\'1‘ ('nnsi-ltr V“! l.‘;: i “,
hau' stcx‘ki‘d Iii iv in : .--; L.
market {or mulling” i..._

 

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BOVI Piiaii-_acy
JASIIls l'.‘I:I\I

l.i"vn~vd I'IIJ‘."

52 80. Main St. Se. .

RYSZ BATTERY '
STATION

1! your batttry mule :'-'.--. 1. m

 
 

 

 

if you are in nc-mi n: a
this concern is at _\'i“.r .c.:
Ip—to-dato qullplilcf t_ r-‘ f

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belt of service an! :1”. c. .s »‘ ‘. .
Batteries. Radio A :1'1‘. ' ~ '
turd Rubber 1.11rk‘f‘. I» 1
here. 49 West Anna.
Advertisement.

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r
J acoby’s

12-14 No. Main Street.

 

THIS HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES
I‘OR MEN AND \"OBII'IN.

 

 

\VEAVING “T9"?
DENNISllN (‘l

Is Very Taxfxating.
Bihkt‘ts «if ll‘..'".\' ~: ~
rinW‘. l"."x'~~ :ilivi lat: x ’,.
{ill ii“ iii.
FREE INSTRVCTIGN
will In“ glut: _\'-iii in LI} 0"
Dennison .irrt: l-_r «arr lf‘. :
Dennison Dow: ‘w-Jr'ziv ..

FREE I‘DEE’Z‘IL‘ “ZION.
T "T
Adi-.4
HAMILTON
$20?
49 Wall Street

.QIIND I..\.\l’l 3: (.Eli l"?:" G
(”till ~.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A (‘omplcte Asszirtmcnt of

Underwear

.ln .‘luslln and Knit. for Ladies and
‘ ('hildrcn: Also Muslin and [-‘lannci for
lmlics. Gcniicmcn and Children at—

E. K. BANKS’

DRY GOODS STORE
[Indol- Mnlinckcmo 110th
45-47 “'cst Washington Street
SOFT“ NOR\\'ALK.

 

Yale & Townc . . .

 

Norwaik Tire " Ru?)-

J. & J. Cash. PEG. . . 7"

Prices on Re 313)..

 

Maples @Goldsci‘sizi f ,7’

 

Jam'icfir '4:

A BRILLIANT ARRAY OF THE Niil‘"ijé%l‘
IN HOUSE FURNISHINGS ‘ I

The ve newest in Dini 1' “" ‘-'
Davenport rSsyuites, Chairs, Egfimiiggg;;omfiaafi 1
End .Tables, Console Tables with Mirrors. ,
required to furnish the home will be found here u
that Will suit the most discrumna.’ ' ting buyer. ‘

9-PIECE WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE-3

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Extremely well mode, the design is conventional, construction
high grade end well fimsh‘ ed.

Exceptional Value, $179.00.

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