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Mrs. A. Howell of Elisabeth street.
was a. recent visitor in Milford.
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Mr. and Mrs. Coleman of Elizabeth.
otored to Milford.
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Battery c held its weekly drill at
the Norwalk armory last night.
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Francis D. Deltz of South Main
street was s. visitor but-ordeWn yes-
terday.
street. recently m
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Joseph Davis. “’ashlngton street
clothier. was a visitor in Xew York
City today.
John A .Ryan has completed the
painting of a few houses on Disease.
Court. Norwaik.
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—Harris «I: Gans. That's all.
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Ralph Gregory of Flax Hill road
has been ill at his home for the past
few days.
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John T. Dwyer of the law firm of
Keogh and Candee is in New Haven
today on business.
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Sherman Powers has taken a posi-
tion with the Proctor & Gamble com-
pany as local representative.
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A. Nathan is completing the paint-
ing of the house on Flax Hill road
formerly owned by Thomas 1. Ray-
mond.
Contractor Fred Hodges of the‘
Third district has began repair work
on the house ovvned by Robert Jose-
lovsky in Discssn. Court.
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uy your Victrola at Donneily's
on any weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m.
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Mrs. E. M. Lockwood. Beacon street
entertained the Doorkeepers' Circle of
the First Congregational church )9:—
terday afternoon at her home.
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David J. Sniffon of. \V’ashington
street. who underwent an operation at
the Norwalk hospital last week is
slowly recovering and expects to be
home in another \\'C('i{. ,
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The work of the students of Frank-
lin. Marvin. North Center. Knudsrn.
Over River and \Vinnlpauk will he. on
exhibition tomorrow afternoon in their
respective schools.
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Margaret Gaston. 17. of '18 Edlie
avenue. is ill at he? home with scarlet
fever today according to a report
made to Dr. Robert E. Pcrdus, health
officer.
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—Harris & Gene. That's all.
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The Mulvoy Tarlov Post. Veterans
‘of Foreign wars held their regular
meeting last evening at Red Men's
Hall at which time several important
matters were taken up.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Putnam Hose Company was held last
evening at the Company quartet-s on
Franklin street. Routine business was
disposed of.
-—Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7
R. R. Ave. Phone 890.
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The women of Moose-heart Legion
are to hold a regular meeting this
evening at the Moose Home on South
Main street at which time plans for
the trip to Manchester will he dis-
bussed. i
Mizpsh Circle of the King's Daugh-
ters of the South Norwalk Baptist
church will meet this evening with
Mrs. J. A. Roselle. Crescent Torracn.l
All members are asked to be in- at-
tendance.
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—Harr’is & Guns. That's All.
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A rehearsal of the degree team of
Our Brothers' Lodge. No. 10. l. O. 0.
F.. was held last night. The degree
team will go to Milford \Vcdnesdny
night to stage the third degree on n.
class of candidates.
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David Raymond reported to the po.
lice that someone had stolen a large
palm from the front stoop of his home
on West Washington street sometime
during the night. Mr. Raymond stated
that the palm was about three feet
high.
The Center Junior High School
Dramatic club will present "Yo Vil-
lage Skewi of ‘Long Ago" with in-
strumental and orchestra numbers. at
the High school auditorium on Friday
evening of this week at 8:00 o'clock
(D. T.) The affair is to be given
for the lwnfit of the athletic fund of
the school.
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—-To have that parlor suit uphol-
stered. call up Bergstrom Shop. new I.
York.
nue. was a recent violtor in New Ha-
ven.
hub is confined to her home win an
attack of illness.
walk Improvement Association
ing held this afternoon at Community
Hall.
Larson and Miss Ida Knorr spent
Saturday in Bridgeport.- where they
visited Pleasure Beach.
and Mrs.
Goldstein Place.
formerly Miss Far
'Clit'ford Lee of Fourth
de'rgoing an operation on its throat at
St. Luke's Hospital. New York city.
day in New York.
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Mrs. H. Ku'Kellogg was
.York city yesterday. . j .. .
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Mrs. H. C. Sherer was a visitor in
New York city yesterday.
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Mrs. Charles My. Taylor avenue.
motored yesterday to Ossining.
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Mr. and Mrs.
Taylor avenue. spent the week-end in
New York city.
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Benjamin M. Tuber. s. student at
New York University. is spending a
few days with his cousins. Benjamin
and Milton Markoff.
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Miss Eudora. E. Hyatt has return-
ed to her home on East avenue. from
Southern Seminary. Buena Vista. Virq
ginia.
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Final examinations
Parochial school started this morn-
ing. The examinations will continue
until next Monday.
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John Caffrey and Miss Margaret
Kelly were married at St. Joseph's
church this morning at 8:30 o'clock
by the Rev. Joseph Daley. The cou-
ple were attended by Miss Katherine
Kelly and John Kelly. sister and bro-
ther bf the bride.
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Ponassus Council. No. 1342. R. A.
is to hold its annual outing and field
day at Dorlon's Point on Saturday of
this week. the sports to start at 2 p.
m.. and the shore' dinner to be served
at 6. Music. a baseball game and oth-
er features are on the program pre-
pared by the committee. of which
Frank Goodchlld is chairman.
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An interesting collection of ore
from a mine opened in Branchville
has been placed on exhibition in.the
meat market of Farrington S. Galla-
ger. Commerce street. The collection
gathered by Mr. Gallager includes
mica. iron ore. and silver. High school
pupils interested in geology have been
invited to inspect the exhibition.
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Because of the storm. only a few
Norwalk . High school graduates at-
tended the mass meeting held at the
school last night. Action was taken.
however. on a subject interesting to
the graduates. details of which cannot
be made public at this time.- Gradu-
ates interested in school matters
should get into comunicamiion with
Miss Florence Louden. Mrs. Florence
Hoyt or Miss Grace Seymour.
e
in St. Mary's
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The Frank C. Godfrey Post. No. 12.
American Legion will hold their
regular meeting at their quarters in
Odd Fellow's Hall on South ' Main
street. this evening. at which time a
large class of candidates will be put
through the oa'ganization. Delega-
tions will be present from the Dan-
bury Posts and the Westport Posts.
The Auxiliary of the Post will serve a
supper after the meeting.
East Norwalk '
Pock's Ledge light is being painted
by the L“. S. Lighthouse service.
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Mr. and Mrs. erd Fey were recent
visitors at the Crotona Reservoir. New
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Stanley Joselovsky of Seaview ave-
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Miss Margaret Gaston of Edlie ave-
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The June meeflng of the East Nor-
is be-
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Mrs. Charles
Short. Miss Gladys
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A son was born 'on Saturday to Mr.
Edward J. Flaherty of
Mrs. Flaherty was
rie Hendricks.
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The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
street is un-
O. O. F. bldg.
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my Isms things that
fire occurred.
in our modern vault will protect them.
Whatwouldyouputinafiafenepoeitnok}? The
you would hasten .to save, if a
Wifim C. Trombly of Hawkins
. What Would You Save? » 4 '
Fires are frequent. Your turn may come.’ Do you
have precious papers or small valuables “Scuttle
house which fire would destroy ? 'A Safe Deposit 301
Mrs. D. W. Rayniond spent yester-
in New
Benjamin Markof! spenttthe week-
end as the guest of friends in Engla-
Arthur Greenberg.
T ThePeoples
bury the latter part of this month. He
has purchased a residence on Balm-
forth avenue itbere. ‘
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“Children’s Day" special sex-vibes
will be held next Sunday morning at
the East Avenue M. E. church, with a
special program to. be given at 10:30
o‘clock.
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Plans for the' campaign; to reduce
the indebtedness of the churc were
discussed it the monthly m'ee ing of
the Official Board of the East Avenue
M. E. church held last evening.
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An entertainment is to be given at
the East Avenue M. E. church this
evening. to consist of vocal and instru-
mental numbers and readings. the af-
fair to be given under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid Society of the church.
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A rehearsal of the East Avenue M.
E. Church orchestra was held at the
church last evening. The orchestra
gave several selections at. the Sunday
evening service which Were well re-
ceived.
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The wedding of Miss Isabelle Tate
and Elnar Anderson of Westport will
take place next Saturday afternoon at
the home of the bride's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. \Villiam M. Tate. 9 Bowen
street.
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The marriage of T. Reuben Booth
of Osborne avenue and Miss Dorothy
Payne. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry H. Payne. of Blake street. Sec-
ond District. will take place tomorrow
morning at St. Joseph‘s church.
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Frank E. Holley of Plait street is
enroute for Los Angeles. where he is
to spend some little time visiting
friends and relatives after which he
will a to Cushing. Oklahoma. where
he will make his permanent home. as
he has extensive real estate holdings
there.
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Despite the sultry weather yes—
terday the Library Committee of the
East Norwalk Improvement Associa-
tion held its collection of rage and
paper. and received a large amount.
This will be sold and the proceeds
used towards library work.
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Tomorrow will be exhibition day at
Marvin School when pupils will have
an exhibition of their work. their
regular school day and the regular
procedure of a school day. The par-
ents and friends of the pupils are
cordially invited to attend. ' Thursday
afternoon a similar exhibition will be
held at Fitch school.
ROWAY'I'ON
Mrs. Graham, of Fair Street,
N orwalk. to Entertain
Ever Ready Circle.‘
The Ever-Ready Circle of the
King’s Daughters will be entertained
this evening at the home of Mrs.
Frank Graham in Fah- street. Nor-
walk. All members that intend going.
are asked to take the 7:25 car from
Rowayton. »
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Miss Lucille Brands of Rowayton
avenue. took‘ part in the "Adult
Kindergarten." given by the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Darien Congrega-
tional church on Friday evening.
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Mr. 'and Mrs. Bernstein and family
of New York city. spent Sunday as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brush
at their home "Overlook'Cottage." in
Bell Island.
Mrs. Edgar L. Raymond of Roway-
ton avenue has returned from a , trip
to Baltimore.. Maryland.
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Mr. and Mrs. George L‘s. Fontaine
have moved into their newly erected
home in Crockett street.
Modern names of days of the week
are translations of the Roman.
Two Classes of
People in
South Norwalk '1
The Savers and the Non->1
Savers. The Savers are
sacrificing now, perhaps.
the lion-Savers are going
. along in their happy-g0-
lucky way, spending) ev-
. cry; cent they earn. It
does not take much of a
' prophet to tell which class
of persons will be in tire-9
more comfortable circum- 7
‘ stances ten years from to-
day. ' '
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we... .m...ummv—.-~ m vans n: mow—teem
',n;l‘.r_ustjCo.,i
avenue‘is planning to move to. Dan-‘
light on his machine.
Dominaok made the arrest.
afternoon at
expected to buy
ivaemmuitm fiwaW‘fi—W
e—Miss Guel—‘Cook’s Pic-
ture inSunday Papers.
The hou‘e owned and occupied by
0 Miss Mary Brugge of Gregory 8011- Mr!- W. G. Bentley on th Post road. eon given by the league of Women
Mi” Laura 86””), of Spring levard has returned from a visit so was broken into on Satur , y evening. Voters to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt.
street. spent the week-end in New John Brugge. a. student at Mount Elfin-nee VII ninod by forcing a Who has just returned from Europe.
York. Hermon University. at Northfield. rear window. Sevv eral valuable am where she attended the International
, . . Mum tique articles we’re stolen. The work Conference of Woman Voters.
is believed to have been that‘of boys.
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The picture of“ Miss
on Sunday.
a group of other girls in the picture.
all members of the “midget class." of
the Women's Swimming association of
New York. gMis‘s Cook is well known
around Da for her swimming and
diving feats. and in the summer. she
is almost a. .daily 'visitor at Hickory
Bluff.
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Harold Millspaugh. of the Post
road. was hit under the left eye‘ by a
rock, thrown by one of a group of
Stamford boys. while driving hi! our
past Charles Iseeiee's nurseries. Mr.
Mlllspaugh was painfully injured. but
is about as usual. The boys will ap-
pear before' Grand Juror Martin J.
Shaughnessy in the near future.
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William Young, popular Darieh
contractor. has completed a show
room at Bd‘tler‘i‘ garage on the Post
road. Mr. Butler has taken over the
agency of the Studebaker car. and
a]... cars will shortly be put on dial.
p ay.
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Clarence H. Scofield is doing traf-
fic duty on Sunday mornings at the
Poet road and ’Noroton avenue. and
on Sunday afternoon and holidays. at
the Darien Railroad bridge. ‘
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Miss Ruth Scribner of Noroton
Heights. has accepted a position is
the Darien office of the Southern
New England Telephone company.
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A rummage sale will he held in the
Noroton Presbyterian chapel tomor-
row. between the hours of 10 a. m.
and 5 p. m.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. Leffingweii have
returned to their summer home in
Tokeneko.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Cook of New
York city.' have returned to their
summer home in Tokeneke.
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Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Roberts of
Brooklyn. New York. have returned
to their summer home at Cedar Gate.
. . ‘ Planning
Bus and Trolley Lines——
Notes of Interest.
Mr. Storrs. president of the Connec—
ticut company. in an interview with
our First Selectman. Austin \‘Vskee
man. intimated that he favors a bus
line for Main street and the station
line. and the trolley for Compo beach;
cars .to start at Hotel Square. Mr.
“'akeman is anxious that the question
he definitely settled. If the rails are
to remain steps should be taken at
once. Mr. “’akeman believes. to lay
concrete between the tracks. Mr.
Storrs states that the company is not
financially ableto. lay..new tracks but
wil lay new ties and resurface the
road bed. ‘ ' ‘ .
Weségort After Auto ‘
1thout Headlights
E. Spencer of Westport avenue'Nor-
walk, was fined 88 and costs by Judge
Godiilot yesterday for driving with one
oncer Michael
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The Girl scouts have about 20 ta-
bles pledged to:- their card party this
the beach pavilion.
Bridgeport. Norwalk and Westport are
the equipment for
my“... Robbed
Carol Cook.
daughter of Mr; and Mrs. H. W. Cook
of the“ Post road:- appeared in the Re-
tOgravure Section of the New World
Mls'sCook appeared with
lished at Baldl’ond. near Danbury.
The quota for Bridgeport is 31.500:
for Nor-walk. 31.000. and for Westport
$509. Thins a large sum for the
council to attempt to raise. and the
people should be liberal“ in their sup-
port of scout affair s.
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Mr. and Mrs. Algers are in town
for the summer. Mrs. Alger went to
New York today to attend a. lunch-
p'.
. Arthur Haven of New York city
posted a. 815 bond to appear in West-
port yesterday. but be fused to come
so his bond wt, forfeited.
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Otto Schib‘ of 2398 Eighth avenue,
New York City. ‘ was arrested by
Sheriff Clifford Nichols for driving
with one light. The arrest was made
by Sheri! Nichols.
Edward F. HaWIey of GLEnglewood
avenue. New York City. was arrested
by Sheriff Clifford Nichols for driv-
ing with one light and falling to have
registration card. He was fined 88
and costs by Judge Godiilot.
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Harold Jones of 87 Fulton street.
Bridgepornwas fined 83 and costs by
Judge Godiilot. Jones was charged by
Deputy Sheriff Clifford Nichols with
driving his car without lights.
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Joseph Edgarlan of 500 West 26th
street .New York City. did not ap-
pear in court so his bond of $25 was
declared" fox‘aited. The New Yorker
had no operator’s license. 'no car re-
gistration or no lights. He was arres-
ted by Sheriff Nichols. ‘
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Carleton Adams. the eldest son of
Joseph Adams of Greene Farms. ar-
rived home Thursday from the Mass.
Institute of Technology. where he is
a student. and after spending the
night with his father. left Friday
morning for Philadelphia. to visit his
aunt and uncle. Dr. and Mrs. Carroll
Davis. He returned to Worcester.
Mass. yesterday and on Friday will
be graduated. Joseph Adams will at-
tend the graduation.
Special Deputy Sheriff Cliflord Ni-
chols had his knee injured yesterday
by being hit by a car driven by J. P.
Lyons. Omicer Nichols had stopped
a car showing only one light. and
while ccnversing with the driver. Mr.
Lyons drove by the car. striking out.
cer Nichols and injuring his knee to
such an extent that at present he is
confined to bed.
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Heat Wedneedey3evening there .
be a‘jcint meeting‘qf the Westport
churchesatChx-istchurchuapart
of the anniversary celebration. The
Christ‘church parishes-s are celebrat-
ing the ninety-second anniversary of
the founding of the church.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Graham have
opened their summer home after a
winter spent in W:shi.ngton. D. C.
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The board of finance will meet this
week to consider many matters of'im-
portance to Westporh One of the
matters to be taken up will be the
question of the garbage collection.
which collection is to be dropped by
the W. T. I.’ A. on July-1st.
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C. c. Ferris has rented a place oat
Compo Beach for the summer.
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Stanley Watts has rented his house
to A. C. Foster for the summer.
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Miss Helen MacArdle is spending a
few days with Miss-Annie.Cleary of
Riverside avenue;
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Only a. few were able to endure the
cold temperature of the water at
Compo Beach yesterday. -
’ West Norwalk
The monthly business meeting of
the “fest Norwalk Ladies' Aid Society
will be held in the chapel tomorrow
to prepare for the Old Time Concert
to be given there on the evening of
June 8th at 8:15.
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Mrs. B. F. Cromwell. Jim. and son
Franklin of Ridgefleld spent the week
of May 24th with Mrs. Cromweli's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Holland.
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Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0. Offenberg of
New York have returned to their sum-
me:- home on Grand Viewfinvenue.
Circus of ancient Rome was in a
building nearly oblong in shape. with
seats on the side. many being of mar-
ble. 0
J Vacoby’s
12-14 No. Main Street.
non m arm mm.
THE ROSIE OF GOOD 01mm
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Charles Fable. 'Jr.. was a week-end
visitor in Westport. having been the
guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs.
\Villiam Fable.
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Ray Little of Norwalk was a. visitor
at the Compo beach pavilion yester-
day. Mr. Little has not entirely re-
covered from the fracture of a verte~
bra while diving. l
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The Rev. Clifford Hutchings of the
Westport Congregational church will
not preach a sermon at the 10:80
service next Sunday morning, as the
day is considered "children's" day.
There will be several baptisms. The
musical program will consist of chil-
dren's songs and recitations.
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The Rev. and Mrs. Luke Reed will
entertain Bishop Brewster next Sat-
urday and Sunday. Bishop Brewster
will odiclste at the confirmation serv-
ices on Sunday at Christ. church.
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E. Barthol,D.C.
CHIROPRACTOR
44 South Main. Street
South .Norwalk, Conn.
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MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY
0 0012.1“! use-to 6:30
MONDAY AND FRIDAY
9
attended the annual meeting of the
Fairneld County Deaconry it! Fair-
neld yesterday.
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A town meeting will be called next
week to vote on matters now before
the board of finance. among the dues.
tions‘to be presented to the towns-
people will be the bus line to the
station proposition.
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The Westport Public Library trus-
tees held their regular monthly meet-
ing in the library last evening.
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Mrs. Kenneth Wakeman and
daughter Betty. are spending a. week
the new Girl Scout camp to be estab-
wlth Mrs. Wakeman's parents. Mr.
Of Course You Can’Own'
' . Your OWEHQme
“19st to see your
i
By Regular. ‘ ‘
Perdsmnt Saving
' The Neighborhood Nature club met “an“: P830”.
at. the home of Mrs. William H. Taylor 7
of Greens Forms. on Friday.
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Del cut" from Holy 1.:me church WW
On Sunday. Ju
__woods Will play the Ma" ..
Club of New York, mg}: ‘ ‘-
fastest traveling team .3 “Sim '
State, and has traielel 10,: :3» '
consecutive years, {hm 3““
booked through Nat 55:9,“
Strong stated to the Loci???~
if they defeated the 31511.”:
will get them a. bockunfi' "‘
Bushwicks, the faster ‘ngh
in New York City, .
The Maujers have
teams as Lincoln Gzants, I
the Danbury tram; -- H
York and the Bushw-
ne 10m .34
HIGH SCHOOL 3'
Kiss Margaret Gastgm
Senior at the High schoc: I
home in Edlie avenue.
of scarlet fever.
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The Girls of the $an
busy making
”Prom." which v..1 5
.Norwalk Armory or. Tn: H
of this month. The 3:"7, _
its, or DlVito‘s Seen:
gaged to furnish In
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‘The Norwalk EL;
team. will try to he
streak on Friday a“:
clash with the ST- "
the Amusement P3. 1:
u.
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“J.- ‘n
. nil a;
a
L.
r.
l-.
Both words.
of the same mics. _.
dul-band. meaning a :.;:
head.
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MARY C LASHER
EUWLR METHOD
Shampooing—Scalp Treating;
Facials—Manicurinz
so SOUTH .‘IAlV smm
SOUTH NORWALK. C031
Room 1 Pham .
A Large and Complete Asserting
SUMMER FABRICS
in all the latest weaves and i.
also gent’s. ladies' and children's
derwear at
E. K. BANKS’
Under Mahackemo Hotel
SOUTH SORWAUL
A Right Kind
Rockingchair
Union Suits
Q. $1.50 to $2.50
I
Interwoven
Silk Rose
750 and $1.25
' Rogers 6? Stevens
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A man. thanks another for
ssvmg his life—Does he
thank the Roth or who
gave it to him ?
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HAVE YOU EVER Tam
THE ‘
W. L. DOUGLAS
SHOES?
Soldat
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
opposite the Bialto
SO."NORWALK
moms'r
mitt-radios».
Conservative
Investments
Norwalk Tire & Rubber,
pfd. :
J.&J. Cash,pfd. .......7.’v
2 Soutblain Street
. .1, 1”” 39‘ Maples & Goldschmidt ‘
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ssvingsgrowwiththeinter '.
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. '1 The Blessed Baby
", The blessedest thing about the house is the
bill?!- Qumpulse into do all wecan for it-
One’of‘flsejmut 7W. eat and “'9‘“! things
“beside istdstsrta savings account for the
Norwalk Chronicler