_ ‘H‘ '
Place ilat nilht.
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$1: '1 f
t
“by terms at Donnel
ly’s.
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evening at the Armory.
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“able H. Barnum has the contract
4'10: excav
nting 13,004) yards of ma- the initiation.
“rial on the rite of the Crofut 8; ' ‘ ° . .
,‘ _Xnopp factory in Hart Norwalk. -—Buy your Easter hat at O Brien s.
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~31". Dickersn Mllllnery d 80.
Deborne Ave.. 1-). Norwalk. ldent of the recently organized Re-
; ’ ‘ ‘ publican club of Milford. It was
.A very sllccr‘ssflll dance was held voted to incorporate at once and t0
lad evening at KlsTl Hall by the seek ' pcnnnnent headquarters. The
Young Men's Club of the Hungarian
Catholic church.
»" a
--Soft hats and caps—O'Brien'l.
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Men making a. u’lsturbance h‘bout
3:30 o'clock this morning on South
Main street \vcrc. complained of to the
police. Patrolman ltc) nolds investi-
gated and quit-ted the men.
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-—Amr‘rictln Li'gion's Honing Show
lit the Armory. Tuesday evening.
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Mrs. Preston Boyd. of “Moon Point
Ivonne ,vi-strrllay ll-portcd to the
police that a strange dog killed one. of
her rabbits. The l'r-port was turned
over to tilt: dog warden for invcstlr
gallo-
--Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 1
B. R. Ave. Phone 390.
0
John Lipolis. of 17 Brook strect.
Stamford. was plddilng dry goods
without l‘ lit'l-nso in Springwood yes-
terday. l'allolnlnll John Smith inves-
tigated and made the man procure a
license.
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——llnrris 8.- Glzns. That's all.
0
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Complaint was i‘lll‘li with the police
ycsterd.y by ll’hltl'llls of Chestnut
street about clnplmccs of the Leltoy
Shirt company waxing hall in the
street at noon. l'utrolman John Toot-
}‘liil illl‘ llt',‘ ll ll; lilt‘ \lilllplallllt and “10
practicc \\'lii CHIS".
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at
1%-
~—.\lnllstcr lie-ting tournament
'thc Armory on 'l‘uesdny i-vv-ning.
lerybody going.
0
“‘eslcy \Vllki-ns. arrested by the
fltate Police ch-lrgcd with making
false stntcml-ntx as to his age ill ordvr
to procure an automobile driver's ll~
'ccnsc, l'nnli‘ into the downtown court
.this morning. .\ nolle was entered in
his case upon the payment of costs
amounting to $1.1. and his license was
taken from him.
O
--—i"l:ly nnd 'li‘r‘t‘t‘ given by Hangs-
rian t‘ntholic tiluh. Friday evening. a
a
Klsh ilall. (inod music.
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Muck Swamp rccd m1 Corncctlcut
Illt‘l‘vlili'l‘. il' l'. 1..., nd says a
povl-llt‘l' illl'l l-"l l"\l'~“ IlYivl unfron “-cr.
Iwnllould lll tin '.'lU'.-, is now im-
lieu‘ti to Into lmcn ri\cn .1 solid
foilndatlv n :ll'l on p“rt cf the ltoston
lurnpikc l‘vill lunm l‘olth supply safe
going it r thunmnda of motor cars.
)Vorkit'g fol ll'fll‘ than n _\t.‘ll‘ I|.‘l‘l'~'
ltato dirm‘ltrin. coniml-torr hau-
lllled ll‘il: :r-ction to a, depth of 50
feet and oric-notcd clllpllons have.
ceased. indicating lmttom was reach-
ed.
0
-—Ticrcstrom
again in new 1
Main Ft‘NKt.
framing pictures
U. i-‘. building So.
is
t),
I-.-‘ - ‘-
STRIC KLY
PRIVATE
Nothing can be more pri-
vate than your own Safe
Dopusii liox. You are the
only one who can gain
access, for it is impossi-
bit: to open it. without the
key which is always in
your posscssion.
Privacy is important in
some cases, llllt the main
thing: is the protection
that a box affords against
fire, theft and accidental .
loss. You guard against
loss when you have a box ‘
in our modern Safe Dc-
posit Vault.
Rent a box of your own
and have both privacy
and protection.
$4 a Year.
n‘. made t othe police
creating a disturbance on
met the dance. Saturday
. w Red Man'- Hall. Svec’s 0r-
Altai-t your spring homecelaning
Mt by buying a Hoover cleaner on
-Don't forget to attend Norwalk's
. M Amateur itoxlng Show’on Tues-
t .
’ but with
There will be a free Bible lecture
tomorrow afternoon at'thne o'clock
in Red Hens Han. Wash. at. by
H. H. Blame: of Brooklyn all in-
vitod.
o o o
—Norma Talmadge and Eugene
O'Brien are re-unlted in "The Voice
From the Minaret" at the Rialto To-
day and Tomorrow.
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Norwalk Lodge. No. 709. B. P. O. B.
will hold initiation at 3 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon at the Elk's home
in South Main street. Twenty candl-
datea will be received into the order.
A splendid entertainment will follow
Frederick C. Hill was elected pres-
next meeting will be held on th first
Monday in May. when a prominent
speaker will addi'ess the club.
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—1\'ew imported dinner favors and
hand carved and decorated letter op-
eners. at Camilla Gift Shoppe, 68 \Vall
Street.
The awarding of the contract for
the construction of the new public
dock alongside the “'nshington street
bridge. was held up last evening by!
the Bridge committee. until next
Tuesday evening. when the matter
will be brought up at the April meet-
ing of the City Council.
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Mr. and Mrs. George S. Overton and
children of Altoona. l’a., arrived in
South Norwalk \‘i'ednesday evening
and will make their future home here .
after an absence of about. four years.
Mr. ()verton has greatly improved in
health and will act as representative
for the Fuller Brush (70.. in South
Norw‘alk. East Norwalk and itowayton
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——-30 rounds of boxing at the Arm-
ory. Tuesday evening.
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The annual meeting of the Slam»
ford P-ar Arrcclatlon will be held at
the Suburban Club, on Saturday cvc-
ning. April 2]. it was today an‘
nounced. Homer S. Cummings. pres-
ident of the. local oragnization. will
preside es tosstmnster. It is expected
that Judge Edwin S. Thomas of the
l'nitr-Il Statel- District Court will hr
the guest of the occasion.
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—eSouth Norwalk Boat Club's bazaar
this evening. Follow the lights from
\Vater street and Concord street ex-
tension. Free dancing and other
amusements. Come and Join the
crowd.
Elbert N. Sipperly, 2nd. of “’est-
port. has started suit in the City
(‘ourt of Norwnlk. against Charlotte
E. lioadlr-V. of his city. for damages
of 8250. an unpaid bill of $17.1 bring
alleged. Attorney Paul R. Connery
rcprcsents the plaintiff in the Corn
and llcputv Sheriff E‘dwnrd l‘-. houh
ens ycstvrdtu‘ attached property on
Pillow street for $300 in the. notion
which is Ttillrlllilvle lo the ('itv (‘ourt
of Norwalk on ‘7‘ mlnv .\prll 23rd.
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—-Full line of auto accessories
Aaron Kohn.
“'aterll‘lrv will N on lose it.- oldest
reridcut. .‘tirs. liucy Haskell Trent.
'who was in: years old on her but
'lvirthda}, S: lill‘mln r 12. “'ill mou‘ to
it‘o'ulml-us. 0.. “illllll the next “crk.
'Shc has lived in Wutclbuvy nearly 60
years. Shh has taken frrquent auto
lrldcs in past yours and looks forward]
lto the long railroad journey to Cni-
umbus, not only without fear, but
considerable anticipation.
Mrs. 'l'rcat lilcs in “’aterbury with
her daughter. Bits. Sophie C. Vl'alk-
cr. who will accompany her mothir
to Columbia. both to reside there.
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—Buy your \‘lctrola at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
i
'of’ coal. 'tiio ‘lirst recession since last
winter. when it became evident that
the coil Mriite of a year ago was go-
ing to occasion serious shortage in
downward revision of the coal prices
puts all grades of hard coal abOve
pea size at 815.50 a ton. delivered and
lchuted. Pea. cost will sell at $14.
'Coke at ”(.50 and soft coal at a price
to be determined below 312.50 will
make up the principal fuel items that
will be subject to change.
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—Harris 5 Guns. That’s all.
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-—For Saturday only we will allow
$1.00 an inch on your old tires
toward new ones. 8. N. Auto Supply
Co.. 9 No. Main St.
East N orwalk
A1 Canevari was a business visitor
t v. .
A drop of $1 a ton in the price]
"‘0 Winter “F91“ h" been ”1‘ Mrs. A. w. Mock. of mate.
bounced by Bridgeport dealers. The]
'memorial. In England such effect is
_ . 7‘ _ 7, 7 "':§ATURDAY.APRIL7 .
McMWWVEa ‘ broken Eastman wens-r-~~
h.
eprh when-m our road. . ('1.ng '
n > ‘L . . the Seven tables of cards w..- .
at the evening mat...“ of ‘9 t. ..
A petition aim: for the remov. Whist club, ham m“ ’1 in H
u of Mrs. George w. Dugdale as Country Club last ...._.‘.". “'-
,
to... ~ l...
S. Barrett he‘d bi
ladies. while i". S.
tlemen.
A very fine lurk. \ .
ved by Sic-“aid 12:.“
previous to tll',‘ “my --
the dinner was .- -
Len Dov“: 'z-i . . , l
were the hostcssrs (
ing.
conservator of her husband's per-
son and estate has been granted by
Probate Judge Flovd B. Bartram.
There was no opposition to the peti-
tion which was automatically grant-
ed.
. LZlI
Wilcox. Director of the Baptist Bro. l.-. ..
ltherhood Federation. will deliver the i
Ordination Sermon. A reception of the
new Pastor will follow the Ordination
service. Everyone is invited to attend
this service ~and reception.
The mid week service
evening at 8 o'clOck.
C O O
Rowayton Methodist Clfifi-ch H. B.
Sehnert pastor-8unday morning at 11
a. m. the Rev. Henry Wing. a former
and beloved pastor. will preach. We
propose to give Rev. Wing at large
hearing and thus cheer his heart.
Evening worship at 7:30. Sunday
school at 10 o‘clock. Epworth League
service at 6:45. Thursday. at 7:30. re-
gular prayer and praise service. Every
body welcome.
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A rehearsal for the concert of old
songs to be given by the Ever Ready
Circle of the King's Daughters will be
held Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Earl Stevens. All members are
asked to be present. as the concert
will be held ‘Monday and Tuesday
RoWaytOn l
GIVES‘ MEMORIAL FOR SON.
, - . __—.s——
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Richards avenue. north of the 13w-
ish Cemetenmis practically in an im- "
passable condition. Rural Mail Car-
rler B. H. Raymond has not been
able to go over the road with the mall
in three weeks. As this section is on
the boundary line. it is Norwalk's
duty to repair the road and not
Darlen'l.
‘..
., y“:
(
Has stairway Placed in St. Luke‘s Wednesday
,mnrch
By the gift'of Mrs. ’A. W. Had-
dock of . Tokeneke. in memory of
her son. Stanley Brickett Haddock.
jr.. there has been placed in St.
Luke's Church. of which the 'Rev.
H. M. Dumbeil is rector. a beautiful
spiral star-way leading to the church
chime. -
in the alternations made in the
church last: year. the west gallery
from which the chimes were ap-
proached. was torn down and the
organ and choir removed to the
chancel and the choir vested.
The stairway. handmade of wrought
iron and of special design. is prob-
ably the only stircase of its kind
in America made specifically as a
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Gardner Fowler. of the Post Road.
popular Dar-ten young man. is train-
ing daily for the opening of the base- .
ball season. Mr. Fowler will get his
initial tryout with the \Vilton Hall I
Team in a few Weeks. He is being‘
coached by Frederick H. Smith.’
Fowler is one of Darten's best known
ball players. and his male friends are
glad to see him getting a tryout in
faster company. He was one of the
mainstays of the Da‘rm team last,
produced and is being viewed by
No special business was transacted
at the meeting of the Norwalk Radio
Association last evening.
‘ . .
Miss Beatrice Lowndes of Seaview
avenue, is planning to
week in W'ashington l). C. 3
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Red Star Barge. No. 17. has been
towed from the local harllpr after
discharging a cargo of coal at the
Ferris docks.
O
The April meeting or the Mayflower.
O O
.at the company quarters on \‘an;
lendt street.
a s e l
Cornelius Lyons who recently un-
derwent an operation for the. removal
of his tonsils. has resumed his duties
at Cancvari's fruit 51.27“
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l
l-‘rank liradmun rated loo d9»
fluted ilank li‘crrls. rated llfl, by the
score of too to 410 at (‘i-llo's l’ockct
Hillard Parlors last cvcning. On
Tuesday evening the finals in the
tournalncnt will be played. when
itcadnlan mccts ’l‘cd Ilugall. rated
125.
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L. 1‘. Downs of “’int’itld street is
to be in Stamford this cvenlzlg at-l
tt-ndlng the. (,‘ounty Commander's!
ilnnquct of the American Legion at!
the llotrl Davenport. Mr. Downs is
comnlnnilcr of lt‘rank (f. iodfrcv Post.’
No. 12. American chior. of this:
city. I
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(in Tuesday mening next. the bids
for the construction of the Calf Pas-
ture licacll pavilion. will be opened
just. previous to the. meeting of the
city council. it is expected that the
contract for the work will be award~
ml at that time. providing any of the
bids are acceptable.
, "CLI'IANI’ “Til-2K"
A special morning of the Board ofi
Health and the Kiwanis Club "(‘lcan~ '
l'p “loin" committee has been called
for 3:30 o‘clock Monday afternoon at
City Hall by Dr. Rubi-rt it. Perduc.
health officer. The plans for the
clean—up campaign will be discussed
at that time.
Salt will keep grease from smok~
lng. Nothing “ill lica‘p a boy.
0
A lira loin cats 40 cans of salmon
11 day. Just imagine the. trouble he
must have opening the cans.
evenings until 9 p. m.
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Prospects. of l'psala college locatingl
in Nullgatuck are bright and tho eu‘i-r'
of President Angel] of Yale to allow;
the students of the college the use ofl
the Yale library until such n. struc-l
ture is erected makes Naugatuck'
residents believe that it will prove
helpful in having the board of direc-
tors mako their decision. \Vith lllr
l
' goal of 8500.000 nearly reached. for.
which it drive was conducted through- 9
out the. cart during the fall, the au-'
thoritles of the college at Kcnilworth.
N. J.. are considering proposed sites
for the )mtltution.
-—Fina] Showings Today and To-
morrow or "The Voice From The
Mlnarct" at the Rialto Theatre. Star-
rim; Norma. Talmadgc and Eugene
O'Brien.
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An impending tight between the
nrldgeport oyster commission and
private oyster growers. with the in-
dependent oysters on the sidelines
ready to enter the fray. is predicted
as an aftermath of the recent invest-
igation o flegnl boundaries of munici-
pal oyster property in the SOlll‘G and
inlets of Bridgeport. The investiga-
tion was based on the complaints of
independent or natural oystcrmcn who
claimed that for years past. the pri
vate companies have been graduall‘
extending their lines into the cit.
grow «is, the field of the independent:
being thus usurped
a o o
——Springwood Confetti and Stream-
3; Dance. Kish Hall. Sat. April seven-
. 0 O
A first dividend of 10 per cent was
declared by the bankrupt firm of
Nowell & Murray a hearing held be-
fore Referee in Bankruptcy . John
Keogh in Bridgeport. i'ederday. The
bills of the appraisers were settled.
Three or four of the preferred credi~
tors' claims were held up pending a
hearing to be held in the future when
the creditors will be further examined.
This wu on the application or the
South Not-walk Tram company. who
were represented by their attorney:
Light. Dunbar l: Quinlan. Attorney
Cruncr c. Hegeman represented the
firm and trustee Josepha. Harwell”
was also present at the healing;
l
I, So. ,Norwalk T
in WQStPOPt la“ evening. ‘ many. The memorial is in the evenings, April 23 and 24th. year. and his pitching proved to bo‘
. . . church vestibule. directly under the e e o the bright spot of the team.
Mfl- 14:30 Daf'l' 0‘ Rowan street i‘ chime and in sight of all persons Edwin W. Godfrey. who suffered o s 0 NOT T00 C“L
in 30““ lork “f!" a" 2““"938 tOGW- garnering the church for dgvlneb wor— another stroke this week. while at A plcture of Jack pram, of Cal- U D I
ship. On the wall near y a ronze the Methodist Episcopal church is in . ' '
The regular fortnightly shift in tablet. mounted upon a dark oak about: the same condition. ' firhiscggaz'gghofi}‘3}?p-gzti-zng‘eligshi: NOT T00 HOT!
bridge tenders will take effect to-‘ background, has been placed prop— o o e the window of the Darlen Shoe Store
morrow. . . 'erly inscribed and showing the date Mrs. Henry Forelt. who recently Mr. Frost-go's horse "I‘ipperary” re; UNDER‘VYD 1‘
. ' . \of crcction. ‘ underwent an operation at the N0!“ sently made the world's record jump LIV-R
TWOP 1‘9- 6- B- 5- A1 W‘” hold "3 This handsome memorial “'38 walk Hospital. has returned home over a Buick tom-mg car at Augusta‘
usual meeting this cvcmng at Com-ll,‘esscd by the rector just before the and is doing nicely. Florida. on the grounds of the new
mum” "a”- . . . ilnorntng service on Easter Day and o e 0 Bon A". Vanderbullt Hotel. The .- $ 1 59
insed then for the first time. Messrs. Mrs. E. L. Raymond. entertained a jump was 6 feet. 8 inches in height. 0 ‘
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l
iifiend nextmmcial board of the church and their
Hook & Ladder compo |' Will be held Iilcnd.
YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT-v
INVITED
8mm.“ uni-1.33
J. and R. Lamb of New York were
the builders.
party of friends at cards. yesterday
afternoon.
and 22 feet. six inches in distance.
Mr. Prestage is well-known both in
Noroton and Darlen. spending most
of the year at his home in Noroton
Heights.
And Better.
0 0
A dinner was served last evening at
e Methodist Episcopal church to the
AN Bin-uni cilanzv from \‘.'
to Summer “mild l..-
mu?
lln.
th
D211 Ian
wives. The affair WM given "Y “19 pleasant and llnlllllllrnl. l'lu-
ill-e youngi-r members of the board. Dr. H. D. Hanson. of the Mlddicsex Wise 3 (‘llanzv from twat, m
Messrs. North. Clark. Thom“. Lynch Road. has purchased a new Nash light llnllt’r“'laf‘. .\ n.4,“
and Higgins. That these young men sedan.
wits-ht suit is a propir [ll'llltluf .
know how to be hosts. of courre, with o a o in the Spring "m... 3
Just as the automobile has sup-
“... msistance of thoir \vivcs. was Mrs. “William H. “'illmott. of the ’ ' . -
drmonstrated isrt evening to the. full Post Road. was a visitor in New York. Filed the WWI-“hon “‘c "3‘“ a "“W ‘Hll'll" ml thi-
satisfaction of those privileged to 01- yesterday. needs of every family, the imhtndtuflifl‘ ""4““ ”You
, .- s . ' a u“ mic.
‘ ' laundry of today supplies ev- 1
Mrs. Hanford Smith. of “'est ave-
nuc. is confined to her home with 3.
Severe cold.
The dinner also had a double im-
portance since yesterday was the fifth
birthday of Captain Charles V". Bell
who is the oldest member of the board
and who has been active all of his
life in the affairs of the church. The,
young members felt it an honor to‘
i
ery sanitary need from the—
roughest wash to the finest
fmnh’ ' ed fabrics.
‘Onr telephone is 790 — callus
0
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Skogland have
returned to their home in Leftoy ave-
line. after spending the winter in New
Rogers 6? Stevens
l
Norwaik So. Norm-all
. ' t it of York. , ,
22:33:: llge :aanthihllgclréb‘ilfigt: lt’lxiisyan- 0 0 0 and a litigant!“ Yul can
nivc‘rrury. At the conclusion of the George Scllllchtlng. of Sedgwick and explain our different ii
—-— _
nvvnuc. llaricn sportsman. caught. fen
trout on Thursday. while fishing
\‘i'ilton. -
dinner a. large birthday cake with
many candles lighted. was brought in
and placcd before him at the table.
wan the lights of the church out the]
effect was most pleasing. The cap-
tain. never at a, loss for words arcsc
and in his good honest way cxprcssvd
services that we can offer
you.
in
Hear The
“CLINGING VIN E"
Pia yr (1 l l _v
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Tlertolf Brothers. landscape garden-
era of Greenwich. are doing exten-
sive work on the. property owned by
ibis: flitting: :uilti’lkapfrcsciittion.“A tum: galmrs \Veymss. in Mansfield ave-l GI?“ “Tune “'3, tip 5. gm
ml q t p r so 'erc to c- 0- ~ . .., ~
“mm to Mm in honor of the day. . . . NORWALK 8m ‘ictor luccord 3.0. l. v-4
The supper was served at 7 o'clock Mrs. Clifford St. John. of Sound it The
and the menu consisted of fruit cock- View Terrace. Norwalk spent Wed-l LAUNDRY
tail. roast, beef with gravy. escalmpcd nos-1113’. as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. , SI . '
llotntOvS. rolls and bread. pickles. lct- 1“l'ill"i‘ic‘k “- Smith. 0f the Post 43 D” ‘ South hm A J COll’n‘Q C0
tucc and tomato salad. ice cream. ltoad. Mm 7.0 ‘ . ‘i I '
cake and coffee. Special mcntloll ' ' ‘ 0-72 No min Cor-.9
mutt be made cf the menu cards Captain O‘Connor. of the New 7 ' u.” "
cleverly gotten up by R. H. North. York Fire Department. is spending a.
architect. At’tlvc close of the dlnniu lfmv days at his home of! Scdgwick ' '—
rhort flucl'llcs were made by um avenue. Mr. O'Connor is ill with
members of the beard. .\t tilt? Close throat trouble. , v 7‘ ‘
of the FW‘ot‘h making the company ‘ ‘ ‘ Tel. I71! Tel. Cami “6-647 ' REMOV .414 SALL lb '
werp surmised and .lnngmcd to 1,...” Mrs. E. M. Kcrnan. of Noroton. who . . ‘ '
n. radio concert. the apparatus haxing has “0“" SPORGIHK the winter ill the awn" Conn. New York C“! NOW GOILN“ 0N
bun finer!" hidden. lotne owned by Judge Harry V.
o e a Snead. has moved to the house owned Suits 12 50 to Q'” 30
Rowannn Baptist Church-Victor l-‘. ' by Mrs. \i’. i'. Edmt-rton. in Mansfield THE '1'. B. WICKWIRE 00. S L-—”
St‘ulisc. pastor. Services nr follows: {WCDUP- Formerly $20 t0 535
l
Sunday-Public \lorship with sermon ‘ ‘ ' i
by the i‘astonifizzio A. M. Subject- A force of the Connecticut Com-, rag ‘ ‘ . .,. .
“The Dynamic of the. (‘hrisuan Life." panv workmen are. repairing thel Ste E Warehouse i ASHER (1th hb().\
trolley tracks in Darlen Center. Thel
7:30 I’. M. Subjcch "Launch out in- a F .- -‘.-.:r
to the deep." Bible school at 12 Town Of Darien asked the Trolley M i V Dali 10¢ Clothlegoflrztet:ranadndecy: r )
M. Y. P. s. C. E. at ' 7 l”. M. On Company to repair the tracks. as they own; ans - ’ Sen i 0 MAIN ST NOQWALK CT
'ruosday at 8 o’clock the Ordination had worn down so far below the road to New y“ I l l ,
of Mr Scalism to the Christian Minis- , , , .
try. will occur. The program which “T THIS (33%? 18 “CRT“
\vil i ‘ ‘.l i l ‘ ‘
I nclude speci'l musc wil be in Cut out this slip. enclose with 5c? M. Rania J. Llrifii
charge of the Permanent. Council of
the it‘airficld County Association of
Baptist Churches. Rev. James Foster
and mail it to Foley & Co.. 2835 Shef-
field Ave.. Chicago, Ill.. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con-
taining Foley's Honey and Tar Conl-
pound for coughs. colds and croup:
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in rides
and back: rheumatism. backache.i
'kidney and bladder ailment-; and
Foley Cathartlc Tablets. a wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic
for constipation. billiousness. head-
aches. and sluggish bowels. Stillson.
Powell Corporation.-—Adv.
MANY PEOPLE IN
Dme at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LL’NCH
and RESTAURANT
3 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORVVALK. CONN.
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES
I do painless extractions. no
matter how difficult. by Nap-a.-
Minit. I also do both fixed and
removable bridges at. reasonable
prices.
BR. SLOMAN
102 Washmgto' 11 St.
Phone 3129 Hours: 3-8 5. M.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Phone 2216
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Good Investments
Norwalk Tire & Rub-
A complete assortment of Materials
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DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mabackemo Bate!
45-47 West Washington Street
SOUTH NOBWALI.
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Pnces' on Reguzst.
Maples fiGoldscllmidt
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started their business re-
lations with this bank by
opening 3 Savings Ao-
, count, and soon found
that a checking account
was an added convenience .
which answered all re-
quirements. You do not
have to keep a large hal.
once—Como in and talk
it over.
This Bank.—
hasmditedinterestutherateoffl/fiaperannumtothe
accounts of in Salinas Deposition as of April first.
All deposits made in this deparhnent before April llth
willdrawmtu'est' fromthefirstofthspresent month.
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