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CITY AND VICINITY‘ NEWS NOTES .
in front of Jacob's Shoo factory
in: Day street.
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--Now Showing evening and semi-
twain: ample dresses for the
”Knights of Columbus bail. Mintz's.
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- The Norwalk Girl Scout Officers‘
Motion will meet at the home of
{its president. Mrs. Munro. on VVcdnes-
Id” evening at 8 o'clock.
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Monahsn. of Ely
twnuo. has accepted a position as
‘bookkeeper with the A. I“. Gehebe
hardware store. 25 “lost “’ashington
ptreet.
—Rummage Sale. Briggcrman's No.
Miss Margaret
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Main St. Friday and Saturday. 9 to
6.
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The McKinley Camp of United
Spanish veterans will meet tonight to
complete plans for the twenty-fifth
annual muster which will be held
April 19 at the Country Club.
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-——30 rounds of boxing at the Le,-
gion’s Boxing Show at the Armory
tonight. .
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Three cases of chickenpox were re-
ported to Dr. Ilnlwrt 1-3. l‘erdue.
health officer. yesterday. They are
Carlton Greenicnf. Harry Ingram. or
Ifillow street and John Bette. of 17
Springwood avenue.
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-—To have that parlor suit uphol-
stered. call up Llcrgstrom Shop, now I.
0. O. F. blrig.
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The new physicist culture class re-
cently organized will hold its first
meeting tonight at‘ the Girl’s and
Womm's club in “'11" street tonight.
Miss Brendlingcr. of Hillside School.
will be the instructor of the class.
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The sewing committee of the \Vom-
en's Association of the South Norwalk
Baptist Church will hold. an afternoon
tea from 2 to 5 o'clock tomorrow at
Mrs. W. R. Austin's home. 5] Fcaviww
avenue. Friends are invited to at-
tend.
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-—Harris & (lane. That's all.
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Members of “'illiam McKinley
camp and auxiliary will journey to
Stamford Thursday night, when: they
will be entertained by Frederick C.
Bill Auxiliary. The feature of the
evening will be the roll call. The local
people will make the. trip by train
and automobiles.
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“'illinm Morris. the well~known
South'Norwnlk cvprcssman. and wife,
have purchased through the real cs-
tete agency of Tammany & Nihill
138 Washington street. and T. ll.
Canty on 00.. So. Main St.. the home—
stead of the late John Murphy. 16
(Eloy Street. 80. Norwalk.
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——New Showing evening and semi-
evenlng sample dresses for the
Knights of Columbus ball. Mintz's.
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Deputy Chief “'lllmm J. Powell, of
the First District Fire department.
today is in receipt of a substantial.
check donated to the department
by
Louis Tankus. Main street clothinr,
{or the excellent work the fireman
did in connection with the. recent fire,
in the Tanklis building in Main street.
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In an accident at Hamilton Iiiil.
Stamford. Saturday. a. machine owned
by the Silver Spring \l'atcr ('o.. op-
eratcd by lunar Alter of \Vuodxt‘arll
Avenue. South Nom-aik came together
with one operated Antonio Con—
nctta of 25 Finney lame Stamford
There were no casualties.
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——Harris 4': Guns.
ily
That’s all.
f" The downtown police received s. ro-
" mum a dead dog was lying in the
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold
its monthly business meeting at 7:30
tomorrow evening in the church.
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—-Hs.rris a Gena That's All
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George Hill. of Wilmington. Dela-
wars. spent Sunday with his aunt.
Mrs. \Vilbur Hemmons of 87 Spring
St. So. Norwalk Ct.
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Professor DrigSS. of Columbia Uni-
versity. New‘ York. is giving the third
of a series of lectures to Not-walk
teachers at the Norwaik High school
this afternoon.
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——Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7
R. R. Ave. Phone 890.
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The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society of the First Baptist
church is being held this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. DeWitt T. Van Dor-
cn. 1'28 East avenue.
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‘ Miss Ethel Mead. of Stuart Avenue.
has returned to her home after spend-
ing the week with her grandparents.
Chief of Police Mr. and Mrs. J. Ned-
iey. of Greenwich.
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—Buy your Victrola. at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p.111.
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Pride of Uncas Council. Degree of
Pocahontas. will hold a meeting this
evening for the, purpose of organiza-
tion. and all members are requested
to be present.
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The regular meeting of Court Fran~
res. No, 11. O. G. 8.. will be held at
7:30 this evening. at Progress Forum
Hall. 100 W‘ashington street. After
meeting a dance will beheld. Mus/1c
by Schulc's orchestra.
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Don't forget to attend Norwalk's
first amateur boxing show at the
Armory this evening. '
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The matter of collection of insur-
ance premiums is being discussed at.
a meeting of the Norwalk Board of'
Fire l'udcrwriters. which is being
held this afternoon at the office of
Charles E. Curtis Wall street.
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Victor \Vesley reported to the
downtown police yesterday that his
place of business on Chesnut street
had been entered some time Sunday'
night. and that front forks of an In-
dian Motorcycle that had been left
there to be repaired had been stolen.
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-—'Rummage Sale. Briggerman's No.
Main St. Friday and Saturday. 9 to
6.
The case of F'. A. McEnaney. of
Stamford. charged with operating an
automobile while under influence of
intoxicating liquor. came up before
the Westport Town court_last night
and was continued until Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. McEnaney was
arrested after an accident in which
the automobile he was driving struck
and injured John Kilboy. of Stam—
ford. formerly of Norwalk.
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It is a. pleasure to note that a. prize
for a review at Temple Bailey's lat-
est book. Dim Lantern. has been
awarded to Miss Hilda A. Muth. who
is taking an apprentice course at the
Norwnlk Library. first district. The.
conitst was open to library workers
throughout the country. so there were
many who competed for the prizes.
A book review is an excellent test
not only of writing but of judgement.
though it is an unfamiliar form to the
average lay writer. Miss Muth is a
graduate of the Norwalk High School
class of 1920.
KIW'AN IS CLUB BEN EFIT.
. East Norwalk
Howard Richards of Gregory
Boulevard. was a. visitor in Stamford
yesterday.
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Frederick Cello. of Fort Point street
attended the fights in Stamford last
evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. flouis Hendrick of 21
Cove avenue. spent the week-end at
Shippan Point, Stamford.
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First Street. were visitors in New
Haven on Sunday.
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Flounder: are beginning to bite
well. according to reports from fish-
ermen who have been down harbor.
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Wopkmen are busy at the site of
the new Crofut and Knapp factory
new building.
excavating for the
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Rev. '1‘. Benton ‘Werner. of Grace
church. had charge of the services at
Christ church on Sunday morning
last.
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This afternoon the members of the
East Norwalk Improvement Associa-
tion are making a. tour of inspection
of the hull telephone exchange.
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The regular weekly meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society of the East avenue.
M. E. Church will be held at the
church. tomorrow afternoon.
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Cornelius Lyons underwent an 09-2
at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn.
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The sewing meeting of the East
Norwalk Improvement Association!
will be held with Mrs. Franklin
Brown. 47 Scaview avenue Friday.
April 13th-
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Daniel Toomcy. the contractor has
again brought is dredge to the site.
of the new city dock and busily cn-Y
gngcd dredging out this part of the
harbor.
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A number of ladies of the. East
Norwalk Improvement Association
are visiting the Southern New Eng-
land Telephone Exchange this after-
noon.
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Ell D. Mndcy. of New York City.
returned to his home yesterday after
spending a few days with his brother.
M. D. Madey, the East avenue gro—'
cer. l
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Tomorrow evening at Cello's pool!
parlor in Liberty Square, Ted, Dugan.
rated 126. will nicet ‘Fmsk Readman.
rated 100. in the final match of the
pocket billiard tournament. which has
been going on there for the past few
weeks. '
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A man on a motorcycle came near
suffering a. severe injury, when his
machine skidded while rounding the.
corner at \Vinflcld street and E'iatl
avenue early this morning. The much-
ine turned over on its side but tlloi
driver soon rightcd it and went on his
way.
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The regular meeting of the May-
flower Hook and Ladder and “use
Company was held at the company‘s
quarters on Yau Zandt Street. Several
important matters were taken up
among them the purchasing of a
new player piano. This matter was
held over until a later meeting.
ing.
Proprietor David Esterson today re-
ceivcd the names of the cast to take
part in the drama "For Value Re-
ceived." to be shown here under the
auspices of the Kiwanis club for the
purpose of raising funds to pay for the
beautifying of the South Norwalk
depot yard. The cast of the play fol-
lows:
Almeye Thomson—Augustin Dun-
can.
Beverly Mason—Maude Hanaford.
Lawrence Banning—Edward Wover. .
Fellmun Thorndykc~Cecil Owen.
(‘atherine Mason—Remy Cat-fen.
Anthony—Harry Balkemore.
Bernie Quinlan—May Hopkins.
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Success?
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Someone has said that
success is getting what
you want. If this is true,
then saving will help you
succeed. for ready money
When You Have a
CHECKING
ACCOUNT
the Bank, in a way. acts
a: your bookkeeper. and
by the return of your
cancelled checks, you get,
automatically, the best
Will enable you to get
many of the things you .
want.
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slug
Iauy ambitious people
» using one of our pass
- u a passport to
success. We have one for
you.
. kind of a receipt for ev-
ery cent paid out 1:
check. y
Letaskeepyourbooksl
The People’s
Trust (30. j
—Low prices prevail at the lrgion's
Boxing Show tonight. '{ingside scatsl
$1.00. Other seats, 75c.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson of,
levcning in the Center School Audi-
torium. the Town of Darien voted to
Board of
Workmen were busy yesterday rcqaphrovo the action of the
pairing the leak in the water pipe, oni Finnm'e upon a resolution passed at
Winfield street. which has been leak-.11 meeting held January 15th.
ing since the middle of the winter. i making special appropriations for the
O
oration last week for the removal ofi
his tonsils. has returned to his studies.
, Installation
'thua borrowed to be included in the.
' Rowayton
Victor F. Scaliso will be ordained
to the Christian Ministry this evening.
in the Rowayton Baptist Church.
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A rehearsal for the Old Ii‘olk's Con-
cert. was held last; evening at the
home of the accompanist. Mrs. Earle
1". Stevens.
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Rev. T. E. “ring of Rowayton. has
given the Norwalk High School. sev-
enteen volumes of the Reports of the
Commission of Education.
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Grace Yarrow. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest A. Yarrow. of Rowayton
avenue. who has been a. student at
the Norwalk High School. most of
the year, has left the High School.
iand will continue her studies at Hill-
'. side.
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. Two arrests were made by Detec—
ftire Sergeant Daniel Hanrahan Sat-
'urday night. following an accident
at the East Side of Noroton Hill.
when machines operated by \Viiliam
J. Regan of 2 Quintard Avenue. South
Norwalk. and Ralph F. Warren 0!
llowayton Avenue. llowayion. crash-
(“1.
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Darien
At 9. special town meeting. held last
1923.
schools of the tonn. amourfting to
51.330.57. Town Clerk Stephen R.
Iloyt called the meeting to order at
eight o‘clock. after which A. ll. Ren-
shaw was appointed chairman. and
David Bone. clerk. After the call had
been read by Clerk Bone it was voted
to accept it. A motion was then made
to approve the action of the Board. of
l-‘inance upon the resolution passed
at a. meeting held January 15. 1921!.
making special appropriations for the
Town 'ts follows:
llus Transportation. due to change
of route ................ $500.00!
Additional Books. ............ zest-i
Stationery -(difference in bills of Babb
and Company. ........... . 225.09
Janitor Supplies. ............. 13l.07
Six Baskets and Volley Halls. ..42.00
Incidentals to cover .\dii:tional Items
to Sept. lsl. 1933‘». 100.00
of 1::(‘Cll‘lt‘y Lights in‘
High’............ ..... 432.5
Total. ................... $1,630.57
Transfer from appropriations for re—
surfacing rout‘s of Baker and. lloyle
Schools. . 300.00
Net Amount Required. .... $1,330.57
1: was aisn vo'nd to authorize the
svlv'ctmcn to borrow the necessary“
fun“ on tho- nnto of the notes of the
town.‘said note or notes to be made
payable on April 1. 1924, the amount
annual budget for 1923-1924.
Th.» noxt article on the Call was to
revolve illlti act upon the petition of
l‘). E. .‘vilslcy and 20 0th is to have, a
committee appointed to look into con-
ditions at Peartrec Point. with a view
in its i?.'.prov«~mvnl. Smcral of the
iuople prom-pt wanted the motion
lu'hlwl ilrfinitlly, but it “as finally
«in ielcil to :u t upon it. i‘linl‘les \Vil-
liamsou mail" :1 brief npcal for tin:
resident of l’t’ni‘irm; Point. He said
that the muting im. adjourned. and
as they luui “Emir-ii iliiprovcmcnt
mimic ilvfnl‘t' this. it was about time
that tile matter should be lonkml in-
to. l-‘rank liolmcs then made a mo-
tion that the following committee be.
appointed to look into the conditions
at the Point. with a \‘l(\\‘ to their im-
proxcmcnt. The ('Onilllittm‘ appointed
was composed of the following:
Superintendent of Highways,
rial-MT ‘
a. she know;
3 YOUNG
WELCOMED
At The
Batik Book
d lway s
mom
Charles P. Rumpi‘; Chairman of the
Board of Finance. Edward G. Evans:
First Selectmen. -W‘illiam M. Preston.
Town Consul. Mark \V. Norman:
Charles Bates Dana... Henrietta K.
Bennett. Clarence E. Bouton, John
H. Sellcck. Howard S. Neilson. Thom-
as McCarty. James J. McGuaue. Ed-
ward E. Ashley. Edith M. \Vallacc.
Emily Louise Plumley. Alfred N.
Renshaw. Joseph Pcterick. and Louis
E. Kirk. After the committee had
been appointed. the motion was made
that the meeting be adourned. and
the meeting was dismissed at 8:20.
Quite a. large number attended.
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Actions for the non-payment of
rent: and the non-payment for sup-
plies have been brought. respectively.
by Jerome S. Gainer. of. Noroton
Heights and Fred Bauer. of Noroton.
against Edwin K. Fitzsimmous and
wife, of Noroton Heights. In another
suit brought for the non—payment'of
an indebtntss of $910 is alleged for
rent due from the Fitzlmmonses. An
indebtedness of $210 is claimed by
Bauer for supplies purchased by the
Fitzsimmonses. The cases are return-
able in the Court of Common Pleas
on the first'l‘uesday in May. Fesscn~
den. Kcncaiy and Montgomery repre-
sent the plaintiffs.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Span-
ish-American \‘Xar Veterans of Conn-
ecticut. made their annual visit; to
Fitch’s Home for Soldiers on Sunday.
Besides distributing small favors to
each inmate they gave a musical en-
tertainm-.~nt in the chapel. The corps
had about 2U0 members present.
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The remarkable success of the
school exhibit given recently in t
local schools has made it certain it
will be an annual affair. It is hoped
that when it \: given next year .the
parents and friends of the children
will show an even greater interest in
the work of the pupils.
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The “’cc Burn Golf Club will open
soon. \Vork is being done of the
grounds. and the course will soon be.
in shape for the opening of the sea-[
son.
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The Holy Name Society of St.
John's (‘hurch will hold .1 cuchre and
dance. this evening, in the firehouse
at Noreton.
Westport
school.
is leading the singing of the Senior
High school class.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Vt’olf spent the
week-end in New York. in preparation §
stead. L. 1.. on Ape-ii 15th.
. _ TUESDAY, seen. 10, 1‘.
Harry R. Sherwood. ' The old build-
ings will be removed and a. new
future date.
&
large elm tree cut down in float of
his house on Taylor avenue.
bought a Ford sedan car of Mr. Jud-
son Watts. Mr. “'atts and family are
leaving early in May for California.
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Parker. and a. teacher in the Westport
schools. was in town yesterday visit-
ing friends.
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Oscar Taylor. who has been spend-
ing the Easter vacation with his par-
cuts. has returned to the Peddie Insti-
tute to continue his studies until the
summer vacation. .
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Miss Park has retut‘ued to her
studies in Wheaton college after
spending several weeks as the guest
of Air. and Mrs. \Villiam Matthias.
Jr.. at their home in Greens Farms.
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The Women's Auxiliary of Christ
church met in the rectory yesterday
afternoon. After the serving and
planning of garments for a mission‘
school. a delicius tea was provided by
Mrs. Henrietta. Bradley and Mrs.
Franklyn Bailey. The entertainment
committee will meet Saturday after-
noon to complete plans for the supper
to be given Tuesday evening, April
17th. A. delightful menu has been
planned and many are making table
reservations.
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Miss Hansen of New Hampshire. is'
to take the place of Miss Thompson
as teacher of English in Staples High
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Miss Stevens from Iowa, 3. student
of music from New York. is the eu-
pervisor of music of the \Vestport
public schools.
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Mrs. Colgan. formerly Miss Cassidy,
to moving to her new home in Hemp-
structure built on this site at a near!
‘Firs Chief Dunnigan is having a?
a o a 1
Mr. and Mrs. Seiiecx Warren have
Mrs. Paterson. formerly Miss Maryf
_. NOT roo nor
And Better.
weight at a low priwx.
Norwalk .
NOT TOO COLD !
UNDERWEAR
$ 1 .50
AN abrupt change from \‘i’imn
to Summer would in In)
pleasant and unnatural. 1.1.4...
wise a change from llna\y to
light underwear. .\ in. ‘lllifil
weight suit is a propu- l ”on“,
in the Spring time.
“'e have a new mp; lr “1 u...
finest materials or ”w m”...
Rogers fa? Stevens
80. Kermit
l
YOUR CHOICE
A large pot of Hyacinth, l
Daffodils, Tulips or J onquils, at
45 cents each.
Clark Crossman has returned from?
a. business t‘rip’to lvy. Virginia.
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Mrs. Rasmusfln, of Lwllow Road.
attended a, lecture at the Girls' school
in llowmion. yesterday.
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Brandon. formerly of West-
eeriously ill in a New York
with septic poisoning.
Miss
port; is
hospital
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Miss Elsie .‘ioulthrop. of South
Norwnlk. was the guest of Mrs. Gran-
ville Colyar. on Monday.
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Yesterday \Viiil’am \Voml. Jr.. and
Irving Putin-y were surveying the.
propi-rty recently purchased by the
\Vcstport Bank and Trust company, of
These have only come into
Kompak Automatic Ga
Water Heaters
Phone 397- 2
THATCHER HEATERS
AND RANGES
Dul'o Country “‘atcr Fy<lcns
Plumbing -— Healing
STEPHEN MILLER
15 Monroe Street.
s Ind
bloom.
ROSE FLOWER SHOP
‘ Experienced Florists
112 Washington St. Phone 321 .’
Norwalk Tire & Rub-
J. & J. Cash, Pfd. . . 7%
Norwalk Lock 0).. . 4%
Yale & Towne . . . . 16%
MaplesCe‘Goldschmidt
Good investments
ber,Pfd. 7%
King Tut Pum
$2.90
All Sim.
8 No. Main St.
KING TU'I' IS DEAD
But Herc Is :1 Lin- < inc
SELF-SERVICE
SHOE STORE
So. Ncrs‘al
One Step From form r
ps
Prices on Request.
M. Rallis .1
Phone 2216
Dine at the Old Steel by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
6 SOUTH MAIN STRCET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
.Zanls
.‘ ifi. ,
19,5 .H- .. ,“v .
SLASSES FOR
FORMAL FU N CTION S
Like clothes. your glasses
W. DE BRUYCK
Painter
Interior Decorator
— and ——
Mural Painter
Phone 126:
12 Couch St. Nilllh N
should be suitable for
ER
nrwsil'
‘ the occasion.
W. A. MeClelland
incorporated
OPTOMETRISTS ._ omlmss
226 Atlantic Street
STAMFORD, CONN.
Gives
Permanent
Satisfaction
eons treatinent:
Gall for
Call
A complete assortment of .‘la!
for
Swiss, ScrimS,
Cgetonhos and .‘larquisettc. at
E. K. BANKS’
“'nidow Draperies la
.‘ladrrh‘. "(vii
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackemo lint
45-47 West Washington bin‘Ei
SOUTH NOR\\‘ALK.
g It Pays
The results of four years of able manage'
ment, broadened acquaintance and court-
Deposits
Call for some Ham]: 4th, 1919—31,oes,424.44
Ball for mum } i. May 4th, moo—$1,144,065.49
0:11 for W. April 28th, 1m—41,366.751-56
statement, lay 5th, 192241.470343-73
for statement, April 3rd, 19234137455439
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