well attended meeting was held
h night by Douglas Fowler Won.
1, ,~ " ~ Relief Corps. No. 15. two new
._ ‘ ' being admitted. .
., a ‘ e e s
’W A Bans. That's all.
. 5 , ‘ Drones for 10c each. also all
_ of doll repairing. Dell Shop. 1'
@- Ava. Phone 390.
..
12:.
‘ ; ‘ V a Second gomllat.'l‘raln held its
.- ly drill last night at the Norwalk
"'0
.1" e e e
" ”Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's
fiasy weekly payments. Store open
Elan until 9 p. m.
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”Lannie a Gans. That's all.
V‘ e e e
the rummage sale being held in
be Hanford Block. North Main
under the auspices of the Nor-
Day Nursery, is proving to be
host successful.
‘ e a a
-—Harris d: Cans. That's All.
-Soft hats and caps—O'Brien's.
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The fellowcruft degree was con-
kerred last night at a stated communi-
mion of St. John’s Lodge, No. 6. F.
d A. M. held at the Berkeley street
topic.
--_‘.A_
o e
-—Buy your Easter hat at O'Brien's.
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i There will be a meeting of the new-
ly organised Pride of L'ncas Council,
Dsgree of Pocahontas. at Red Men’s
hall. Washington street. at 8 o'clock
this evening. The charter for the new
bouncil. is to close on April 30th.
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—'l'o Sterling's for Furniture Rugs.
Refrigerators. “any Carriages. and
Bedding. Sterling Furniture Co. 127-
1“ \Vushington St. South Norwalk.
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—Soe the latest novelties. King Tut
handkerlhief braclcts and Day by Day
rings, at Camilla Gift Shoppe.
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Plans for a membership campaign
were discussed last night by the cabi-
net of the idpworth League of the
Norwaik M. E. church. A social will
be held in the near future with the
idea of stimulating interest in the
league.
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—To Sterling‘s for Furniture Rugs.
Refrigerators. Baby Carriages. and
Bedding. Sterling Furniture Co. 127-
181 \Vashlngton St. South Norwalk.
e s e 1
. ——-Monnlight Dance. Kish Hal] Sat-
Urday April 21. Springwood. A. C.
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This evening at Odd Fellow's hall.
South Main street. the Norwalk Junior
Badmah is to present the two-act
comedy sketch. "Ladies and the Law."
The cast has been coached by Thomas
F. McMahon, well known local pro-
tiuou‘. Dancing will follow the pro-
duction.
C
‘Word has been received here that
the criminal side of the United HlItI'S‘i
District Court. Judge Edwin S.
II'lloruas presiding. will open in the
council chambers. (‘lty Hall. on Tues-
day. May 1. At this time pleas will be
accepted nnd‘assignment of trial dates
made.
1
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Charged with reckless driving,
James Walton was arrested yesterday
Iftcrnoon by Motorcycle Patrolman
Charles L. Thorpe. It is alleged that
Walton was spending on Main street.
He is held in bonds of 825 for a hear-
ing in the uptown city court tomorrow
morning.
-——'l'o Sterling's for Furniture Rugs.
Refrigerators. Baby Carriageh and
Bedding. Sterling Furniture Co. 127-
181 Washington St. South Norwalk. 1;
C
Refrigerators.
were discussed at a. meeting of the rune-redirect an “aim.“ road to
vestry of Grace Episcopal ' church Maple avenue. Gienbrook.
halciastnieht. . . .
‘ e ‘ e *s * .
occasion.
Refrigerators. Baby Carriages.
Bedding. Starling Surniture Co.
Coal a Supply Co. Phone 113."
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Citizens
way.
Base. at Boston. Mass.
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Refrigerators. Baby Carriages.
Bedding. Sterling Furniture Co. 1
Following the business meeting
Wanoma Council. No. 31. Degree
lightful dance was enjoyed
tied to bring one guest.
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of
Washington
Several articles of more
leading. Sterling Furniture Co.
Matters of importance to the church ‘
i
The People’s Chorus is arranging to
present a musical program on May
in connection with the celebration o
“Music." the week of May 1. A pleas-
ing program will be presented on that
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—To Sterling‘s for urnlture. Bugs.
11?.
131 Washington St. South Norwth
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"Agricultural Lime and Lime smile"
for lawns and gardens. and crashed
Blue Stone for driveways at Norwaik
Word has been received here that
the recruiting campaign .for the 19.28
’Military Training Camp.
which will be held at Camp Devens
from August 1st to diet. is now under
. The‘oaxnp is being conducted
under the auspices of the Headliner-
tors of the First Corps Area Army
-—To Sterling's for Furniture Bugs.
'and
181 Washington St. South Norwalk.
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Pochanontas. h eldlnst night. a do-
in Red
Men's hall. 25 Main street. by mem-
bers of the council and guests. Over
one hundred and fifty people attended
the dance; each member being enti-
-—-To Sterling's for Furniture Rugs.
Refrigerators. Baby Carrllxel. and
Bedding. Sterling Furniture Co.
131 \Vashington St. South Nor-walk.
127-
—Specials for this week Roosters
20 cents a pound. Springs 30 cents
pound. Fowl as cents a pound Broilers
:0 cents a pound S. No. Poultry Mitt.
9 Benton St. Phone 2835.
Patrolman Milton Loekwood at 1:
o'clock. this morning found the glass
show case in front
Hardware store.
broken.
less value are believed to have been
taken. although a complete list has
not been received by the police as yet.
Rorenfield‘s
street
——To Sterling's for Furniture Rugs,
Baby Carriages. and
127-
"a. .1. Murine family have
—To Sterling'snfor Forum" Rui‘l.
Refrigerators. Baby W an
Bedding. Sterling Furniture 0. 1:1-
131 Washington St. South Norwaik.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter .Rose._ of :8
Burritt avenue. are today celebrating
their 16th wedding anniversary.
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and Attorney Jesse T. Dunbar. is in.
Bridgeport on legal business today.
He is accompanied by Attorney Ed-
ward J. Quinlan. . .
0
Mr. and Mrs. P. 0. French. of 18
Mes-win street have gone to New York
city to spend the week-end with re-
latives there.
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Continuance was also made of the
case of William Steebe. vs. The Eve-
ning Sentinel. in which the plaintiff
claims compensation for lead poison-
ing. »
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-—To Sterling’s for Furniture Rugs.
Refrigerators. Baby Carriages. and
Bedding. Sterling mm“ 00. 127-
181 Washington St. South Norwalk.
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27' Bill VVlser. a Yale university "cam-
pus cop" since 1894. and the best
known character to Yale graduates in
all parts of the world. died last night
at his home in New Haven.
uqet M'B . p. mm
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-Moonlight Dance. Klsh Hal] Sat-
urday April 21. Springwood. A. C.
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A continuance was made this morn-
ing by Compeniation Commissioner
E. T. Buckingham in the ease of
George Van Scoy. vs. the Norwallr
Box Company. A short hearing was
held this morning at the city court
room. City Hall.
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Four hundred disciples of Izaak
“'alton banded together in a league
bearing his name. attending their first
national (Invention in Chicago I"
looking towards an organization of
$1.000.000 sportsmen to further pro-
tection of game fish. fowls and
animals.
of
of
a:'
20
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—To Sterling's for Furniture Rug!»
Refrigerators. Baby Carriages.“ n34
Bedding. Sterling Furniture Co. 12?-
Ol'
Groton.
view avenue. who
is.
Calf Pasture beach.
reporting that.
Lancaster.
on Thursday.
en's Guild and St.
0
While some
131 Washington St. South Norwalk.
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CAT NEAR SUICIDE
BRAlNTREE. Eng. April :0.—
Joseph Thorburn’s cat got so excited
chasing a. mouse over the kitchen
Cards have been
William Gustafson and Dumont Mc-
Kibbin. two local boys who started on
Monday night for a trans-continental
hike]. The card was sent from Gettys-
burg, Pa.. on Wednesday, the two boys
they had
through the cities of New York. New
Jersey, Newark, Trenton. Philadelphia
and finally
They planned. to visit the battlefield:
East Not-walk
Th0 choir of Christ church will
8 meet for rehearsal this evening.
0
People who have visited the work
b91118 done by Stryker & Stryker on
the constrction of the new roads to
have expressed
themselves as being amazed by the
mount of work already accomplish-
About forty members of the “‘0!!!-
Agnes
Christ church. attended a Dollar
attended. The members
Guilds told of their various expur-~
were most humorous. Following
social time. refreshments were served.
Plans are being discussed for a rum-
mnxe sale to be held by
Guild. the sale to be held
week in May, and also
uuai “Birthday Party" of the Guild.
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comment
made about the presence of a. certam
well known fishing smack that comv-s
in to the Seaview avenue section of
the local harbor at early hours of the
morning nearly every wed: end. little
or nothing has been said
'the fleet of trucks that can be heard.
but which .aro
niong a. road leading
front. and which
general direction of \‘l'cstport along
the Saugautuck road. The supposition
rarely seen.
to the
disappear
received from
Mrs. Fred M. Wheeler. of Edlle ave-
nue. has returned to her home here
after a week’s visit with relatives in
Improvement is noted in the con-
dition of Mic. A. N. Paddock. of Sea—
is quarantined at
her home with an attack of diather-
passed
Guild of
So-
of the two
Smith,
iences in earning the dollar that they.
contributed to the general treasury .andmg.
fund, and some of the experiences
the
\V’omen's
the first
for the an-
has been
raga rding
Gcltsyburg._
inlary'land," which was sung by (hr!
to tests.
C t O I
The Society Umberto. Prince of
Piedmont. are to celebrate the grand
opening of their new ball at Norotou.
by holding a dance. tomorrow "en-
ing at 8 o'clock. The Society has been
in existenm a little more than a year
and have been able to construct their
own building in that short time. In-
ger-son's Orchestra will furnish music
for dancing. Tickets will be fifty
cents. ~
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The tenth annual minstrel show of
the Dar-ten Fire Department was
presented last evening in the Boyle
School before a capacity crowd. The
show was one of the best ever given
in Darien. and for amateur talent it
could not have been better. Can
Rellstab. the famous "Cap Coilums."
and Perry Horton were the end men
and they kept the crowd in laughter
with their-comical antics The show
was full of live up to the minute jokes
about Darien residents. and singing
was another popular feature of
evening's entertainment. The show
opened with the singing of “Swaunee
River Moon." by Frederick H. Smith
and chorus. The song begun in a
novel manner. with Mr. Smith. sing-
ing from the balcony. Interlocutor
Joseph Drury then introduced the
end men of. the evening. and their
first number Was 3. novelty sketch
“That's all you gotta do." After this
sketch the regular program got un-
der way. with jokes and songs and
dances. Those taking part were:
ciai held at the church last evening. Jomph Drury. interlocutor: Joseph
a pleasant time being bad by all who Strehle. Arthur Raymond. Charles
Smith. George A. Smith. Frederick K.
Michael Catino, Richard
Abendroth. Jr., C. Rodemeyer. Frank
William Young. Wallace
Scliultze. Edward Splan and the end
men. Carl ltellstab and Perry Horton.
The song hit of the evening was Ed-
ward Splan's renditon of "Little
Mother of Mine." which brought down
the house. Mr. Splan is one of Nor-
walk's best tenors. and is Well-known
in Darien. Other hits were "Down in
Bellstab. and "In my Home Town."
by Joseph Drury. Mr. Rellstab was
presented with a bouquet of flowers
by admirers and Joseph Drury was
presented with a handful of carrots
and beets. In this song. Mr. Drury.
imitated a country “hick” to perfec-
going
shore-
in the
tion. The vegetables were presented to
Mr. Drury by Edward McGinels. The
program follows:
Swauuee River Moon—Opening Chorus
Fred H. Smith and Chorus
nuts are being tightened. preparatory
day on the streets looking up places
for their clients who want to spend
the summer in Noroton and Noroton
Heights. The demand this year for
houses is unusually heavy.
who rented the large Mulgrew house
lad summer was in town one day re-
'cently looking for a. residence for the
coming moon. .
post road is receiving a coat of paint.
is a coach of no mean ability.
showed it in lam nifit's‘
ca.
- all.
Noroton
.As
aqua.
'R‘f'
The local school! are organising the
following baseball teams for the com-
ing seasons: Baker's schooldlrst team.
Captain Charles Crane. Manager
Frank Armstrong: Treasurer John
Tickett: second team. Captain Michael
.Holahan. Manager J. Christensen:
Treasurer William Dolau. The boy
fans are expecting a lively time this
season.
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Mrs. Carrie Weed. widow of Arthur
Weed. who now resides on the Pacific
slope has offered to give 8100 toward
the improvement and clearing up of
the Noroton River Cemetery. The
Wood family are well known here.
years previous to moving west.
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down on all the streets running
through the Noroton Manor property.
This new roadbed. which is costing-
Considerable money. will greatly add
to the value of the land.
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Real Estate agents are seen every
The family of Robert A. Peattic.
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The home of James Gaflney on the
RoWayton
The new fire apparatus will be in
crowd. Great credit is due to Mr-
ick, H. Smith. who coached the local
“thespians” in their parts. Mr. Smith
and
perform‘ an-
havhg lived in Noroton for many'
6
A new cinder roadbed is" being put
131 Washington St. South Not-walk.
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dos will be glad to know of his return
to Nor-walk after an absence of over
two years. during which time he has '
been employed in
Calif.. factory of J. 6; J. Cash. Inc.
Bardos is well known in local baseball
wood team. several
Refrigerators. Baby Carriages. and
Bedding. Sterling Furniture Co.
the military ball. in Bridgeport. last
Park City contingents of the National
Guard were:
Phillip Sherwood:
Mrs. Russel Day: Lieutenant Stephen
Dokus; Captain Anson Keeler.
tenant
William Bishop. Howard 1. Cornstocic
formerly of Norwalk.
Norwalk. but now of'Brtdgeport. alsc
attended the afair.
Refrigerators. Baby Carriages. and
131 Washington 8
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The many friends of William Bar.
the Los Angeles.
ircles. having pitched for the Spring»
years ago.
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-—To Sterling's for Furniture Rugs.
127-
t. South Norwalk.
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Among the Norwalkers who atended
81 Washington S
O
ight. held under the auspices of the
Lieutenant and Mrs
Lieutenant and
Lieu-
Joseph Brotherton. Mrs
but now 0!
-——To Sterling's for Furniture Ruga
adding. Sterling hirnlture Co. 127-
t. South Norwalk.
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.fined '50 cents a minute.
stove that she inadvertently opened a
gas trap. Thorburn smelled the gas
and came into‘the kitchen in time to
save the cat from asphyxiation.
—.——J—.-——-—_
Hm FOB "CUSS‘ING"
TOTTENHAH. Eng.. April 20.—
of tin defendaits in the magistrate's
court here'is back 310 float because
someone overheard him “cussing" for
:0 minutes at a stretch. He was
W
POISON NURSERY
LONDOH. April :o.—-Thirty ba-
bies in a public nursery here are be-
ing guarded carefully for fear they
will poison anyone approaching them.
The babies are the offspring of a rut-
tleeuake and the. nursery is a cage in
the _soo.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Irving Davis and Mark Candee.
alumni of the School, presented the
High School. with a large beautiful
Yale Banner. at the assembly on
Wednesday morning. Mr. Davis and
Mr. Candee. turned the banner over
to the Student Council and the Presi-
dent of the Student. Harold Davis
presented it to the school. There is;
no "Yale” Banner in the school. and
their kind gift is greatly appreciated.
M
is that the fishing smack
engaged in rum running. but it is gen-
eral knowledge that the trucks that
use the road to the shore are engaged
in the business. because one of
trucks lost a pnsteboard carton
of bottled liquor. which carton was
found by an East Norwalk nun. who
has been gaining a reputation for' hos-
pitality. at the expense of the people
who lost the carton.
Superintendent of Schools
Mrs. Leon H. Rockwell have mcv‘cd
to their new homes on Seilock Place.
the house formerly owned by J. Cleve-
land.
W. F. May. who recently purchased
the bungalow on
owned by Mrs. Howard Kcyser.
pects to move into his
about the first of May. Mr. and Mrs.
Kcyser. are planning to build another
house next to ihcl’r'i‘ormer home.
The new Larrabce Service Truck.
ordered by the Darien Fire Depart-
ment. a few months ago. arrivnd
town last evening. about 5 o'clock. It
was driven from Utica.
Little Mot
has bcen
the
full
Darien
and
Keelcr avenue.
ex-
uew home
in
New York.
her of Mine. .Edward Splan.
Somebody Else, Not Me
..................
“'yoming Lullaby ..... William Young
Saxophone Solo Melody in "F"
Down in Maryland. . . . .Carl Relistab
Vi’hy Should I Cry Over You
........ menu-d Abendroth. Jr.
Talking Feet (Clog Dance)
............ . . . . . . Michael Catino
. . . . ...... Frank Standing
In My Home Town. . . .Joseph Drury
Promerlty .............. . . . .
Curtain
Following the minstrels. Mr. Ives old
New York vandeviilee star. was
Perry Horton
“'allace Schultse
Chours
in-
ipod and ready for any fire. The Knox
scat
charge.
on] & Supply Co. Phone 113."
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and railroad ticket
26.
"Agricultural Lime and Lime Stone
for lawns and gardens.
Blue Stone for driveways at Nor-walk
and crashed
—F‘RBE upon the payment to us
of $8.10. which is the regular rail-
road fare to New‘York from Nor-
walk and return. we will present you
with New York Hippodrome balcony
free of
Other prices are 88.50 for
front balcony and “.00 for orchestra
seats. Sale at Stillson 8: Powells Drug
store in South Nor-walk from 9:80 to
11:00 a. m. and at H. Glendening it
Co. Drug Store, 55 Wall street. Nor-
walk. 11:80, to 1:00 p. m.. on Tues-
day. April 24. and same hour on the
day of the excursion. Thursday. April
Special train leaves Norwalk at
_e:os p. m.. and South Norwaik at
6:15. Your last chan‘c‘é to visit this
institution.—Adv.
At a meeting of the Junior Class.
held yesterday afternoon. it was voted
to ask permission to hold a Junior
Dance. sometime next month. There
is one open afternoon date left for
dances. and the Juniors will try and
secure it.
The High School Baseball Team.
will play their first game of the sea-
son. this afternoon at Amusement
Park. when any will clash with the
Fairfield nine.
THE PRESIDENT
of a large New York com-
pany, who began life as a
We know a young couple
who began to save for a
home about eight years
ago. At that time their
goal seemed a long way
off, but now they have
reached it. The small
mortgage will be paid off
in the same systematic
A definite purpose is an
aid to saving. lake the
worthy of the effort,
then save until you
THE BOY
The greatest problem
in many a household is
the boy. It is. .a big
problem. One of the
most important hints
toward solving it is to
encourage the boy to
start a savings ‘account
of his own. This means
thrift and character.
. The
CityNatiOnal
-’ . Tthcople's
newsboy in Columbus,
Ohio, said: ”If it were
possible for me to double
the income of all our em-
ployees. the good I could
do in that way would be
less than if I could imbue
them with an earnest de-
sire and purpose TO
SAVE and invest their
money.”
3!!!qu!
Trust Co.
.'~ ,,’ ..- r
m:—3ma-:uu-g
under its own power. The truck was
taken to Norwa'lk. where bolts and! .
r
\
thatto
You: ,
cause of the love
shyness acootlm's
‘l'herebdoubtles‘s oncwlio is
Save
greatly facilitates
orders at all times.
era" that come from Meckcl‘s.
Florist. as Van Zandt street. ryhone
Rowayton by next week. fully equip-
Chemieai Engine. which has been on,
the South Norwalk fire Truck. is now
being dismantled as their pumper has
arrived. and this will be given to the
Rowayton.l-‘lre Department. When it
arrives. it will be put on the pumper.
at the Standard Oil Works. and then
lakg a
recently killed it"lwani‘sn _
~ M. .9
than 400 years old.
0V2? 100.0iv0‘cnr) C'
.16.
ted each year in this 01."! .
medical expert~ St "
Rinse
\
Cucumbers 0
Item Cr,“
of water. "“1: ti
Stripes
Are
Dominant I
Suits
35
They‘re lu-fiw; . ,gj.
fore—and r. 5' ~
Suits of \"r'rol
They've a A_ » .
briskness that 55.1... ,‘
passed.
You'll find
a quality
Suits can
they‘re vol-um :’
ings I
‘; I."-
v
-u .‘o
..ll.
(J ..
Mr. \. --
Others 327 to 513
“
Rogers é? Stev.
Rowayton. will have its long awaited
motorized fire department.
Not-walk 83. ll.
CAN '1' WAKE THREE
OXFORD. Eng. April 20.—Three.
inmates of Radcliffe infirmary here
have been attacked by the sleeping
sickness and have been in this condi-
tion for several days. Their condi-
tion. however. is considered not seri-
ous. - , .
s
output of
is made in
Practically the entire
velvet in this country
\
mney
(X. Dianna
\‘Jetches, l
Atari: us:
:24 Anna
Om Sasha
Connecticut.
FLOWERS AT MECKEL’S
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Whatever the occasion where flow-
ers are needed—cut llowers. potted
plants. palms. etc., this establishment
is in a position to furnish the choicest
of stock. Then. too. an important
feature here is the artistic design
work for funeral pieces—and conser-
vative prices is the rule at all times.
The auto delivery which is maintained
the handling of
"Say it with flow-
The
Illnt‘ :lt lin-
FARM ROTI RIP.
Post Road. Darien
Chicken Plate
81.00
or
Take 3 Chicken With Yet
Q 9.)
cc?
~-~—‘
9‘
0 7 6 -2.——-Ad vertisement.
Extra Pants Double the Wear.
11 Kain St.
PA TE N TS
We Specialise in
TWO PANTS SUITS
ASHER GLICKSON
A. H. WOOSTER
Formerly Examiners L". 5. Pat
Wooster and Davis
3:. w. m
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
1115 MAIN 8T., BRIDGEPOI’T
Band for Bookie: cu Patents
Clothier. Hatter and Furnisher
To flea and Boys
Norwalk
Norwaik Tire 8: Rub-
J. & J. Cash, Pfd. ..
Norwalk Lock (‘0...
Yale & Towne 1
MaplesCéGoldsc n
Good Investmen
ber,Pfd.
Prices on Request.
A
, last
esave more-139-
7°13,me i.
{W “'nidow ‘ .
8-13, Sex-inns. Main». '10"!
mm and Marquise-(tr, sl
complete assortment of -
Draperies 1“
i
E. K. BANKS
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackemo 3°“
dS-d‘l West Washing“
300m NORWALK.
'5 ,
s. ‘--;
Will Be filled on Short
Order: For
com-rs, autism“
30313317. «3°-
Phone 183
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