CITY
in Norwalk yesterday. -,
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Julius Udletnan of Fairfleld}venue,
visited in Danbury yesterday.
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--!ou may buy union label straw
‘hats at Joseph Davis’.
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Mrs. Adolph erssier of Stamfo
.was a visitor in Norwalk yesterday.
0 0
Miss Lillian Ericson of the Fit-st
District was a recent visitor in Gree
wich.
-—!ou may buy union 'label straw
hm St Joseph Davis'.
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A number of local people spent the
day at Compo Beach. \Vestport yester.I
day. .
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Stewart Bylngton
and relatives yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Haves. lil
street. spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
s o
a
Miss Pearl Dy eman of Newark
visiting with r.
Sterling of Raymond Terrace.
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—Harris a: Guns. That's All
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Mr. and Mrs.
iey street. spent the holiday in New . . .
York cm" s . . The Eucharistic Tridium will begin
. . T: l o‘clock tomorrow night at St.
Mr. and Mrs. ilnrcnce Slanson. 9‘ _3‘ .~
Berkley street. motored yesterday to -‘"4'T5'3 Church. It “ill terminate
“fest Point. Sun J!- ..
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-—-Buy your Victrola at Donnelly
on easy weekly payments.
evenings until 9 p. m.
0 I
Miss Grace Seymour.
Road. entertainni (nor
0
Flax
Miss Eleanor
street.
of friends in llzinbury.
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C. A. iinuschililt.
Griffin. of
Mr. and Mrs. M
pie street. time as th'll" guests M
and Mrs. Harold ii. Sherman
Brooklyn.
-—Doll Dresses for 10¢: each.
kind: of doll repairing. Doll Shop.
8. R. Ave. Phone 390.
Mr. and Mrs. Iscbedin of \Vestport. John Smith of Noroton. reverted to
were visitors with relatives on Sout
Main street yesterday.
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Miss Mary Kearns of New York clt
was a. visitor with Mrs. Daniel P. Ho-
gan of South Main street yesterday.
—To have that parlor suit uphol
stored. call up Bergstrom Shop. new i.
o. 0. F. bldg.
The annual meeting of tho Connec
ticut Audubon Society, which the Not
walk Bird and Nature club has sub-
stitutsd for its June meeting. will b
held at l-‘nirneld. Saturday. June 2.
C
—Thls store at. 15 West avenue Will!"
be open Saturday morning, Juno 2.
with full line of Groceries. Fruit, To
bacco and Ice Cream. All fresh goods.
H. Aide.
—Developing and printing. Expert Pant Muster J. H. Phelps" of Com- voting Mrs. Jarvis nfino hostess.
work at a reasonable price. Quick memorntlon lm‘m‘. A- I“. & A. M. of figewznzjxréli lazizdhnzrfrefialxsns: Those present were the Misses:
service. Fresh supply of Eastman “‘"dm‘ and “mm“ 3' 5h°'m‘“ °f the guests furnished impromptu en- DMO‘h-V Fr“)? Edi“ Gordon. 1‘1"?!“
films on hand at all times. Mcad's Minerva. lodge, Brooklyn. Mr. Phelp tertainment which was received with Sherm‘m- Eleanor Campbell. Haul
Drug store. is head of the Near East Relief asso- great enthusiasm and laughter Among 2w1cker, Margaret Gaston, 6mg,
s o . elation and following the reception an those present were the Misses Margar- Help" and Begtrlce Lowndeg, Mildred
The members of the Girls' Friendly entertainment “"5 8“?" 811d "”95?“ fl and Charlotte Jarvis. Edna Gor- Luther. Eleanor Mathews. Dorothy
Society of Trinity church are to enter- -ments ""‘d- . do". Harriett Sherman. Marion Young. Skelly. Marlon Young. Margaret and
tsln the Candidates of the G. I“. s. ' ° llazel and Marion 2...":an 3"..qu Charlotte Jarvis and' the Messrs:
of Christ church. East Norwalk. in the
parish hall this evening.
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——Notice to Banner Bakifi'y Patrons.
Store will be closed
June 11th.
until Monday
Mrs. Elnora Hllsdon of 6 Elizabeth
from
Bur-
announcing
The
“Having
street received F postal card
London today from Dr. 0tho l“.
tholow. her son-in~law,
his arrival in the British capital.
message on the card was:
fine time. Home in two weeks."
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Donald McLaren of Brooklyn was a
visitor at his Harbor View residence
He will occupy the place
as his parents and
brother. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. McLaren
Jr.. are to
yesterday.
alone this year.
And Frank J. McLaren.
tour Europe this year.
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—-'-Notice to Banner BakefyAPatrons.
Store will be closed until Monday.
June 11th.
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All former sutdents and all gradu-
ates of the Nee-walk High School
reminded that there is to be an im-
portant meeting at the High School
'luditorium on Monday evening. June
dth. at which time all those men-
tioned above are asked to be present.
Mid in this bank
Stave Wood of Dorian was a visitor
of New York
city was a visitor in tovfn with friends
and Mrs. Harry
Elton Snell of “"1‘k-
Store open
Hill
the, holiday
Miss Alice Seymour of Schenectady.
Read
spent yesterday as the guest
(i-
0i
also all
IT.
ALL MONEY ;
. draw interest from Jime 1st. , - . :i-
Amounts of $1 to $6.000 are angled.
l Mr. and Mrs. August Draves are
moving today from Butler street to
Cranbury. '
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Mr. and Mrs. John O‘Hallsy of 1!
Morwin street were visitors put of
town yesterday.
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Members of the Rowayton Fife and
Drum Corps were guests of the Mo-
Kinley Camp. yesterday.
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rd
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wolfe. of the Sally
shop, are spending some time in New
York attending the June millinery
show.
I].
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The Kings' Daughters of Fairfield
county will hold their annual conven-
tion next \Vednesday afternoon at the
First Congregational church.
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The Woman's Guild of Christ
church meets this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. P. M. Wheeler. 17 Edlie
avenue.
e s s
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallersteln
are moving today from 219 Liberty
Square. East Nor-walk. to 91 South
Main street.
in
is ..
-Harris a Guns.
e e
A complaint about a student opera-
ting a motorcycle in a reckless man-
ner in l‘nion Park was received by the
uptown police last night.
That’- all.
I
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Mrs. J. Stanley Raymond of Sound
View avenue. entertained a party of
friends and relatives at her home yes-
terday! with a picnic luncheon. There
were about to only in all who attend-
ed.
e
I
Mrs. Mildred Baldivri of Second
street. reported to the police last ev~
enlng, that. a man was trying to enter
her bedroom window. A patrolman
paid a hurried visit to the scene. but
found no trace of anyone.
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The Norwslk Fife a: Drum Corps
participated in the parade yesterday.
and not the Ilowayton Fife & Drum
Corps. as was announced on the of-
ficliil line-up and formation. publish-
ed previously.
r.
7
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the, downtown
about 2:30. that while standing on
the corner of Tolles and “later
streets. counting some money". fl. ne-
gro snatched ‘9 out of his hand and
ran. The police found no trace ,0:
the man.
h police this morning
y
——Harris a Gans. That's all.
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The dancing class of Miss Mildred
Aller will hold a reception Saturday
afternoon at 8 o'clock in Red Men's
hall. Admittance will be by invitation
and Miss Benita Virginia Slocum of
Bridgeport and her assistant. Mi
Erma Chase together with their pu-
. pils will he the. guests of Miss Allcr.
C
Ophir Chapter, No. 22. 0.12. 8.
held a special meeting last night at
which master masons of several lodg-
es were guests. Among the dis~
tlnuuishnd guests of the evening were
23 deputy sheriffs of Fairfleid coun-
t_v who were recently anointed or re-
appointed by Sheriff Pease. will be
sworn into office at 12 o clock tomor-
row at the l-‘hliileld county courthouse
» in Bridgeport by Clerk of the Superi-
or Court, Tracey. At that time. Depu-
ty Sheriffs Nelson \V. Benedict and
Edward B. Douions.- both of Norwalk.
will take the oath of office. Imme-
diately folowing the brief ceremony,
the deputy sheriffs will be the guest
of Sheriff Pea-e at a dinner to be hold
at the Aiguonquin club.
FLOWERS FOR
MEMORIAL DAY
AT MECKEIS
F-louers play an important ‘part
when Memorial Day comes around
and the Morrison Greenhouses (Jo-
seph F. Meekel. prop) will be well
prepared at the store..No. 47 Wash-
ington street phone 8472. as well as
at tho greenhouses. No. 6! Van Quilt
street. phone 3076. with choice cut
flowers. potted plants of all kinds.
wreaths made to order and spscialiy
designed pieces for this partiequ oo-
casion. Your order will receive an.
Interested attention here and if do-
livery is desired the same will be on"
ecuted to your stry convenience.
Advt.
before June 6th will
from Robert Jesslovsky.
Mrs. Arthur '1‘.
Herman of the Second district.
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Jacob Rudder of the‘ Second
into a three-family structure.
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Mr.
of their son. Cyril H. Vi'ilkins of
Saugatuck road.
‘
she having a brief cation from
duties in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Wa arren \Varing
residence at their summer home
Lsngdon's Island.
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friends on Seavlew avenue.
e s e
hospital and Mrs. Charles Carey
tives on East avenue.
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M13. 1“. ‘d. \thelet
at- her home this afternoon for
regular weekly meetins.
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The members and parents of
his wife. tomorrow night.
press their friendship and hearty
operation in their work among
flock.
Gaston. Dorothy Frey.
thaws.
thcr, Eleanoro Canipbeil and
ion. Bob Stratton.
llnrold Bissell. Everett Frey.
Holmes. Richard Timmons.
Richard Mathews.
Zwleker and Frank Abbott.
Rowayton.
departments were as follows:-
a o s
in New York city. _
East Nut-walk
It. Petris has purchased a building
lot on Doctor’s field. Marvin Beach.
Ferris of Rowan
street is spending the week With her
son. Courtlaud D. Ferris of Hartford.
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Joseph Ross of Byington Place has
resigned his position with the Nor-
walk Tire and Rubber company.
Robert Joselovsky recently sold the
house at 21 Ediio avenue to M11. 1!.
trlct has recently started painting
work on his house on Betta Place.
Roland Smith of Brooklyn/N. Y..
was a visitor with relatives-on Bea-
view avenue yesterday.
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Construction work is advancing'
rapidly on the old Aisthropo house on
Seaviow avenue which is being made
and Mrs. T. H. Wilkins of
Bridgeport spent the day at the home
Miss Dorothy Blake of Betts Place
spent the holiday at her home here.
New York city have taken up their
Mr.‘snd Mrs. Herman Quittner of
New York city. formerly of East Nor-
walk. were visitors yesterday with
Miss Leslie Long of the Danbury
Ridgefleld. have been visiting their
sister. Mrs. C. “‘ilkins of- Old Sangu-
tuck road.
The Misses Minerva and Agatha
Wartmann of New Haven returned to
their homes this morning after spend-
ing the holiday as the guests of rela-
of Edits ave-
nue is ent—rtainlng the members of
the Womans Guild of Christ churth
East Avenue M. E church will hold a
reception in honor of their pastor and
The many
friends of the pastor and Mrs. Schaf-
“1 fner will take this opoprttmity to
The Misses Charlotte and Margaret
Jarvis entertained a party of friends at
their home. Seavisw avenue. on Tues-
day cv cnlng. Dancing was enjoyed dur-
Eleanor Ma-
Helen Grace and Beatrice
Lowndss. Dorothy Skelly," Minnie Lu-
Mesars. Russell Briggs. William Bor-
‘Vard \Vhipple.
Irwin
Jack
\Vehle. Maurice Fineson. George Clark.
Howard Martin.
Charles Mitchell. Joseph Smith. Frank
The superintendents for the various
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Daggett of High-
land avenue are spending several days
‘d's-I
Old
her
of
at
of
the
the
ex-
co-
the
the
It Is the Man
sheadl'
Remaining a’savings ao-
provides its own-Inward
in the form of mental sat-
'me'
.Wholooksahsadwhogets'
count here automatically
isfsetion, moral uplift and
dist Episcopal church was held. last
Monday night
were elected officers for the ensuaing
year:-Superintendent. H.
assistant superintendent. R. H: North:
South Norwalk Congregational Church
gave a social and party on Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.
Mrs. Stephen s. Jarvis in Seavlew avo-
nuc. The lucky number
won by Miss Mildred Luther and
Irwin Holmes. Jack “'ehie.
Abbott and Richard Timmons. enter-
tained with a mock mhrriago and di-
vorce. and later Mr. Timmgns appear-
ed in a solo dance. taken from Miss
Weid’s pantomime.
Rose".
the party broke up at a late hour. all
George Clark. Irwin Holmes. Charles
Mitchell. Joseph Smith. Frank Zwicker
Richard Mathews. Frank Abbott. Rus-
sell Briggs. Everett Frey. Jack Wehls.
Maurice Fineson. Richard Timmong.
Howard
Robert Stretton. williarn Horton. and
Harold Bissell.
avenue. spent yoderday in Hartford.
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spent yesterday in Farmington. Con-
necticut.
Methodist Episcpal church sold sand-
wiches. “hot dogs." rolls. coffee.
cream.
The PM is
tetson. assisted by ”Eleanor-e Hail;
and Miss Carol Hill.
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On Sunday evening,- ‘3‘” ted. the
installation service of the new E’-
worth League officers will take 911°0-
Tho display of tire;ork.s at notion
Point. last evening. could beacon
gain]: from many places in Rewar-
n.
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The trolleys ran on a. 20 minut
schedule. yesterday. and in the b
Dart of the afternoon on a 10 minu
headway. for which Bomyton resi-
dents were very glad.
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Mr. and Mrs. William M. Ingles
have moved from Webster street.
South Nor-walk. to their new home in
Rowayton. which they will occupy
during the summer months.
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Tunic was very heavy yesterday
over the cement road. As the Post
road is being repaired. much of the
trafilc was shifted over the Rowayton
road. and this combined with the un-
usually large number of cars going to
and from Roton Point made traveling
unpleasant.
e s s ,
The Rowayton fire truck is now
nearly complete. The finishing touch-
es are being put on at the Standard
Oil works. The truck is now being
painted and will probably be com-
pleted by next \Vodnosday. and then
Rowaytou wil have a motorised fire
department.
a.
e...
Beginners. Miss Dorothy Wells; Pri-
mary. Mrs. William: F. .J’snnings:
Junior» Miss Carol Mills: Intermediate.
Miss Mary Hart; Senior. Miss Jennie
Scott: Adult. 3.1-1. North: Home De-
partment. Mrs. George Cudiip. and
Cradle Roll .Department. Miss Carol
Mills.
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Mrs. C. May Hudson. rs. Van
Hounton and her mother have left for
a year and a half trip of the United
States. the trip being made by auto-
mobile. F‘rem Rowayton the party
will auto to Seattle. “'ashington. and
will winter in lower California. On
their retmn trip they plan to tour the
middle states returning to Norwalk in
the fall of 1924.
e
The annual myeetlng of the Sunday
School Board of the Rowayton Metho-
. 0
when the following
S. Bryan:
Many fishing partias were out. yos~ secretary. Georg. Cudllpp: Assistant The KODY Kilt Klub has decided
terday and reported fair success with “new”. Mm Ele “are Davenpofl: not to hold resumi- meeting. during
black fish off the light house. Flat treasurer. George tevens: ‘33th the summer months. but there will be
fish are not bittins u well so they "cum". Georg. Cudtipp. several informal beach parties for
have been. 00° 1° "‘9 warmer s e s the members at irregular intervals.
weather. a e e
The Young People’s Society of the
and
dance was
Frank
"The Spirit of the
Refreshments were served and
Martin. \Vard XVhipplo.
Darien
Mrs. Harry Pardes of Sedgwick
0
Mrs. Harold Sweaty and mother
s e
Aid Society of the
e
The udies'
i0.
games this season.
neult to pay expenses said also there
is a lack of unity between the mem-
bers.
as well as
opened yesterday. In spite of a cold
wind there were many picnic parties
on the
55. Bath houss were well patronized
during the afternoon.
boats of the
races were plainly seas and created
quite a bit of comment as they passed
Compo.
the most remarkable creature now
living in New Zeallnd. and the oldest
existing type of reptile.
Kiwanis About “Boys”
George V. Buchanan. superinten-
ists took advantage of this opportun-
ity to get lunch. in a hurry.
-.;\ :
evening from I to 10.
from 8 to 6:80 yesterday afternoon.
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of State’s office of New
stolen. Mr.
communication with the
Underwriters of this district.
Westport
Miss Jennie Bongo! has a. new car.
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with bronchitis
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Fred Darrow has accepted a. posi-
tion with the Atlantic & Pacific Tea
store.
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Mr. and Mrs. Theodora Thompkins
and son were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George A. Darrow over Hom-
oriai day. ‘
O O 0
Miss Marguerite McArdls will grad-
uate on June 7th from the Academy
of St. Vincent's. on the Hudson. Sev-
oral Westport friends will be present
at the graduation exercises.
O O O
The Westport baseball team will
play a double header next Sunday
with the Aberdeen Athletic club of
Stamford.
O O O
‘ The Current Events club met at
the home of Mrs. Kenneth MacKon-
sis on State street this aft-radon. An
unusual amount of interesting litera-
ture was read. Tea was served at
4:80.
The Children of Mary were pres-
cut at a memorial mass said for the
deceased members of the organisation
at the Church of tbs Assumption at
10: '80 a. m. yesterdav.
The Women: s Town Improvement
Association held a food sale at the
Compo Bosch pavilion yesterday af-
ternoon. Many delicious home~mado
cakes were disposed of during the
afternoon.
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The Staples High school baseball
team has decided to play no more
They tlnd it dif-
The Compo Beach bathing pavilion.
the “7'. T. I. A. pavilion.
beach. The water registered
The sailing
Southport Yacht Club
The “tutatora. llsard” is said to by
m7 0. m
HARPER MOD
W, 'rresunent
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48 SOUTH um mm
SOUTH NORWALK. 001m.
cake and soft drinks on the
Mom 1,
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YOur Future Fortune
Depends on Your PreSent h'l‘hrift
fhaveca pitslforhis‘
Behind every successful
business and every big
fortune there lies the.
story of someone’ s
thrift.
it by saving money
No matter how
' lucky, or broad of Vision .
a man may be. he must .
cations. op-
Theonesurewsy
capital is by
lu- and minimum
iii“ «museums... Amh.
ingsnusins. was done. as many tone-
was very 110:” all day yes.
tel-day. Ernest L. Great and Edward
E. Bates alternated as mm onsets.
1mm doing duty on Tuscany
and yesterday
from 11 o'clock to I and from C: so to
8 o'clock. while Mr. Baton did duu
from 7 to 11 yesterday' morning and
Grand Juror Martin .1. Stamina-
IV has received word from the New
York Police Department about the
Hudson Sedan. which was found
abandoned early Sunday morning on
the Old Farm road. Tokensks. after
it had hits. tree. The owner could
not be learned. and as no one seemed
to know anything about it. Mr.
Shsughnessy notified the New York
Police department. and the secretary
York. who
have sent word that the car was
Shaughno-y is now in
Board of
Mrs. Chanuing P. Harris has been
confined to her home for several days
dent of schools. was the speaker of
the day at the luncheon of the Nor—
walk Kiwanis ‘club held at the Nor-
walk Country club this noon.
The speaker's topic was “What
About the Boy ?" and the thoughts
contained in it were applicable»
Norwalk. and to every city and town
in the state. It was a plea for a bet-
ter understanding between men. and
‘boys, whereby help could be given the
younger gsnsration in various lines.
Vice-President Fred Moran presid-
ed in the absence of President
Wheeler and there was a good atten-
dance. Next week's speaker will be
Congressman Schuyler Merritt.
Supt. Winchester Is
Quite 1]] at Home
General Superintendent Albert E.
Winchester of the South Norwalk
Electric Lighting Plant. was taken ill
quite suddenly yesterday. while at
his home on Gibson Court. and for a
while it was believed that his condi-
tion was serious.
However. he rallied and today is
said to be resting fairly comfortably.
Dr. F. I. Burnell is in attendance.
Yesterday there was considerable
heart weakness which caused some
alarm. but this morning Mr. Win-
chester seemed to be stronger.
BIAWATHIANS ATTENTION
The Pastime A. C. of East Norwalk
challenge the fast going Hiawathians
to a ball game to be played at the
Wicks Lot either Saturday afternoon
or Sunday morning. This challenge
also includes all other amateur teams
in Norwalk. For games call 8009. ans-
wer through these columns or write'
Pastime A. C.. 28 Thrid street. East
CUT THIS OUT—11‘ IS
WORTH MONEY
Cut out this slip. enclose with It:
and mail it to Foley A: 00.. 2835 Shef-
field avenue. Chicago. 111.. writing
your name and address clearly.
You will receive in return a trial pae-
ago containing Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound for coughs. colds and
croup: Foley Kidney Pills for pains in
sides and back: rheumatism. back-
ache. Kidney and bladder ailments:
and Foley's Cathartio Tablets. a
wholesome and thoroughly cleaning
cathartic for constipation. biliousness.
headaches. and sluggish bowels. Still-
son. Powell Corporation.—Adv.
This Month Is Ba'by Month
Every Day‘in tho Mionth Is Baby Day.
The demand for a free 8x10 portrait
with baby's picture order last month
was so great that we wers not able
to take care of all: as we wish to give
every mother a chance to get her free
portrait of baby. we have extended
our free offer to June 1st.
But to receive your free photo you
will have to make an appointment and
make it early. Just come in and see
us or Phone 437.—Adv.
C..—
The Michelson
Studio
18 WW Street
so.
AInrgsaudOomplets Asset-uncut of
sumnraaatos
hanthalateaweavesandoolors;
Ibo aunt's. ladies’ and children's un-
m u
ATBURSDAY, MAY 31. —
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feet: no more bur:
bad smelling,
pain in coma,
No matter What »;
under the
getting relief
exudations which
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‘yoll'll never
face in pain.
tight "d your Ieetr
get sore. sw°llcn or t:
set relief for a to“
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sweatv feet.
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Rocking chair
Union Suits
$1.50 to 32.50
Interwoven
Silk Hose
75c and $1.25
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SOAP!
AUT
Won't hurt.
the finish
of your car
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Nat-walk Tire 6; Rubber.
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Investments
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Undsr llahackesno‘ Bots!
son'rn nonwanu.
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on Sale Tomorrow
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South Nat-walk, CO“-
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MONDAY. “WEDNESDAY.
IRIDAY
Oto 12md1:30t05:30
MONDAY AND FRIDAY
HAMILTON SHOP
l a mu sum 9
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8 to 8 P. .‘L
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The Golden Rule
The other half of the Ed'
don rule is am you aha-ii
intelligently love and '3“
for yourself. Otherwise!cl
canbeof no help toil”
people. We“ ”a.
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