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Willinm Joscrn of Flax
-bi~ of Mount Vernon N. Y.,
Word of Westport avenue.
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‘zvorncn
s-openlng Tuesday
learning new for
Policy’s School.
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gig-u Hill road;
. lino for lawns at Alfred Browns.
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Kr. and .. Mrs.
tor. Mrs. Philip Denton
ward Avenue.
over the Easter. holidays.
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men
“I. Alfred Browns.
$80!;Q .
York City Sunday.
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Mr; and Mrs. n'llliam Bately and
of
[South Main street motored to Torry-
where
they-were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
this
Mr.‘und Mrs. Clarence Lewis
' towmonfiie-Iludson. Sunday.
Dnllol (lerrish, formerly of
»city. . .-
“new lcsrsmouchs.
sstnt Donneliy's.
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ml. Jeanette ”Howard of Main
bet. is recovering from an attack
igrlppe.
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Ferdinand (lsttschcm of Aiken
strut motored to Greens Farms
Sunday.
Tilly's—Adv.
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«Auto springs.
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Morgsret Carton. student at
Winston College, Mass... is spending
the Easter vacation at the home of
her parents. Mr. mm Mrs. L‘. ll.
' (testes of Edlio avenue.
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Mrs. Lottie Munro of North Main
street witnessed the flower show at.
the Grand Central Palace in New
York City last .wer-k. .
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-—L'ehlgh coal. Harris 5: Guns.
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Mr. and Mrs. .I. It. Magner are
hlving s. sun parlor constructed on
the second floor of their homo on
Belden avenue.
Humphrey Doulcn! of Ilillsiilt
plscs spent Sunday with friends in
Iltsmford.
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~Lsrgs pcs. coal. llsrris 8; Gains.
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Mr. Ind Mrs. J-Zdwnrd Guns and
Inn Bran-hall of \Vrst avenue. were
visitors in New York City Sunday."
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M s. Ferdinand (’luiiscliam of
All: street is confined to her home
,wlthh'ths grippe.
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-;Buy Your Vletrom. on our Club
Plank—Ask about it st Donuelly's.
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MI" Emma. Benin“. student a",
V'ls‘r College. I‘oughkoepsle, New
York; is expvttrd home lriday to
spend the l‘asier \ntntion with her
mother. Mrs. llvlith M. Bournc of
Leacpn street.
John A. Splan is having s. garage
erected in the rear of his home on
Orchard street. _ .
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«Best coal. Harris & Cans.
Mill Glsdys Lahb of Norman sve-
nue I. recuperating at her home
folld‘Iing an attack of the gripps.
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A;.mecting of the Norwslk Girl
was told yesterday afternoon at the
Xomlk llizh school to make plans
form exhibition of Scout work to
be inld sometime in May. Miss
Ms Owen neld director of Nor-
wsl nd ll estport Girl Scouts. pre-
sided;
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4hr: members of Pride of Uncas
Council. No. 4'5, Degreo of Pocahon-
tss. Sill meet at their lodge room.
Redmon's hull “ednesdsy after-
noo at two oelock. to attend the
fun. I of our late sister. Eileen
Week". All members are requested
to n nd. (Signed) Edna. Stocking.
Pro ‘ontas; Attest. Edna. Miller. K.
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Whington camp, No. 11. Pa-
triotiB Sons of America. will give
an entertainment and dance Thurs~
day Waning. April 10. in Odd Fel-
lows’ hsll. Emil Clors' famus bell
ringés of Brooklyn will give a. con-
8. rhllips of Bridgeport was
Sunday with her daughter.
Hill
if? and Mrs. Charles Lsmson
' fins Charles, Jr.. and Ray, and
-)frs. Harold C. Lheman and
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
night.
summer
telephone
I“ Edith Stevens snd Miss Flor-
Pnttsrson of Milford. were Sun-
.IIOIiI of Miss Jessie Birch of
Weep msnure and agricultural
Lee Adams of
Cambridge. Mum, srs visiting their;
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They will re-
-—Fertillzers for Lawns and Gard-
telephone
11'.‘Scligson of Main street. was a
. ."llflbf in Noll".
75 CFl'llB. on
window and removed the cash logis-
store.
Patrolman Tooihlll.
been taken from the register.
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Tony Pulcinl.
on
peace and intoxication.
o'clock.
in the windows at the home of
soph Erdos. at. 145 South ll
street.
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' Miss Evelyn Gainor.
avenue.
after spending
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several months
ported to be much improved.
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The Endeavor
.\l re.
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Mrs. Florence A. McBurncy, of 4
Orchard street. was hostess to 9. din-
\V'erner,
McBnrney and Mrs. E. W. Sparrow
and Miss Sparrow. Saturday. The
dinner was held at the Royal James
Inn.
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Dr. M. B. Paraounagian, noted
skin specialist of Bellevue hospital.
New York city, entertained a party
of eight at dinner last night at the
1:0: n1 James Inn.
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The Board of Health meeting
scheduled for last night at tho of-
iiee of Dr. Robert 15. I’erdue. health
officer. was postponed until next
Monday night.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gallagher
of Centre avenue motored to Cos Cob
Saturday. where they “ere the
guests of reluihes.
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M. ii. Munugiun. photographer of
South Main street has been called to
Troy. .‘N'. 12. by the death of his bro-
ther. His studio will be closed un-
til Monday.
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Old VV'ell Commandery. L'. O. G. C.
95!; “ill hold its regular meeting. to-
nlglit at 5 o'clock. ’l‘licre will be
.ulass initiation. All members are
'ublxe‘l to plr-nst- luv: JH‘CSC‘I‘JK.
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Th.~ .\'or\\:ilk Republican \V'omcn‘s
association “ill hold a. rummage lu
lllC. Skelly building. South Norwnlk.
Thursday and Friday. Mrs. \V. H.
Gainer is chairman.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alex White of 3b
Lowo Hiret‘t haxc had their house rc-
painted.
Andrew Detellic or M'esdow street
has purchased a, Cadillac automobile.
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Miss Mary liodus of Flax liili
roml had as her guest over the rock
end Mr. and Mrs. Paul Babsk of
Nev. burg, N. Y.
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Miss L‘thel Ganzy of Bell avenue
has recovered from her recent illness
and returned to her duties with the
J. A; J. L'tish, inc.
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Mrs. John Chin. of Lexington a\e-
nue has returned to her home from
the Norwalk hospital. svhcro shs re-
cently underwent an operation for
appendicitis.
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Mr. add Mrs. JohnSoltssz of Lex-
ington avenue entertained s. number
of their friends at a. social at their
home, Sunday evening.
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Miss Ross Mesd hss taken I. posi-
tion “ith the Webbing and Edging
corporation.
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Rudolph Cbibere of Lexington sve-
one was a visitor in New York city,
Sunday.
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Miss Margaret Amons of Bouton
street has recovered from her recent
illness.
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Miss Charlotte Jarvis of Sesviow
avenue gave a. dinner and a kitchen
but Mass. of 17 Gees:- street. rs.
ported to the police. that someone
entered his store Saturday evening
by breaking the glis- in this front
icr. which was later found near the
The case was investigated by
who reported
that a small amount of change had
of 139 South Main
street. was arrested Sunday evening
by Patrolman Frazier and Gainer.
the charges of breach of the
His case
was continued in the downtownCity
court until Friday afternoon at two
I‘ulcini was caught looking
of Bayview
has returned to her home,
in
Florida. for her health. which is re-
Circle of King's
Daughters will meet at the home of
iced Flynn. Eversley avenue,
torflorrow afternoon at three o'clock.
1101'. given to Rev. and Mrs. James
Miss Dorothea Milder. Miss
J; .
City Brief and Personal Mention '
Max Newbsuer. of 60 Main street.
complained to the police last nlznt
about boys stealing junk from th
rear of his store.
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H. B. Patrick. of Cannondsle. re
Sunday.
Ths'snnual dinner of the Mayflow
Among the guests will be Mayor Ito
bins and members of ths City coun
cil. An interesting program ha
been nrrsgned by the entotoinm:
committee.
boxing bouts.
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Ralph Bennett 0
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Mr. and Mrs.
in Bridgeport.
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supperflln the basement of
ticlcs and candy.
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Stanley Dielawski of Howad street.
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tomorrow afternoon at 1 o‘clock.
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St. Agnes guild met with Mrs
born avenue. this afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs.
Fort Point. street.
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There will be a. meeting of
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o'clock. ‘
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night at 7
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The choir of the Swedish congre-
gational church will meet for re-
hearsnl tonight at 8 o‘clock.
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The subject or this week’s. illus-
trated lecture at Christ churc will
be “What; the United Thank fier-
ing Is Doing at Home. ” The ser-
vice “ill be held in the church. lv‘ri—
day evening at 7:45 O'ClOck. There
will.also be 5 cclal services for the
children Frid. afternoon st 3:30
o'clock. '
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warshonsk
and family lormeriy of New York
«Hm. lune taken up their residence
on Fort l‘oint street.’
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Max Silverstein' of tort Point
street is visiting his mother in ,ticw
York city.
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Mrs. William H. Odell of East ave
nuc entertained the Hospital Thim-
ble club at her homo-this afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence St. John of
East avenue entertained at their
home over the week-end relatives
from VV'aicrbuy.
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The East Norwnlk Library was
open during the usual hours today.
The library was closed last week.
while the rooms were being redecor-
utcd.
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. The regular weekly meeting of the
Ladies' nld society of the East ave-
nuo Methodist church will be held
tomorrow afternoon.
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The Norwalk Republican women‘s
club will hold a rummage sale in tho
Skelly building. Railroad avenue.
:‘outh Norwalk, Thursday and Fri-
I)’.
John Dwyer. jr., is ill at his home
on New street.
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The ,Quo Es club met last evening
at the home of Miss Bertha. larr
Gregory boulev.s.rd
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Stanley Carpenter of Betts place
has purchased a. Chev rolct sedan.
Edward Dwycr of 1' 011th street
was seriously injured. Saturday.
when he was hit in the ole pith s
baseball. Me “as taken to Dr.
Foster in Stsmford and later remov.
cd to the Stamford hospital. A
shower at her home Saturday even-
ing. for Miss Ruth Van Coevering of
Gregory Boulevard. in view of her
approaching marriage. in April. to
A. Ray Malkin. Yellow and laven-
dcr were used effectively in decorat-
ing the house for the occasion. In
the center of the table was s. laven-
der and yellow grab bag. from
which Miss Van Coevsring drew
forth many pieces of kitchen ware.
After dinner the girls plsyed games
and danced. Those were the Miss-
es Hester Havens, Louise Benedict.
Helen Ruddiman. Eugenia. McMahon
Marjorie Leemhuis. Mary Skidd.
Grocc Lowndes. Helen Lowndes.
cert allowing the initiation. There
willv_n dancing and refreshments.
A l'ew Answers:
$39"! a, "i:
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0030 W Isidro. get $1, 500
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Why Are you Saving 7
0mm COUPLE: “To buy furniture for a small cottage."
GL1: MAN: “To buy an automobile.”
' “To buy a troussssn."
"To pay life inset-silos puritans.”
Mimi Luther, Florence Austin. Mae
Jones and Margaret Jarvis.‘ j.
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“WHY AM? You SAleG?”
.
consultation is being held today to
determine whether the eye can be
saved or not. .
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The Board of Directors of the
East Norwulk Improvement Associa-
tion will meet at the home of Mrs.
Leslie Gar-ham. 202 East avenue, on
Thursday March 27. at 2:30 p. in.
f. common- 1
The many friends of Charles
Conklin will be sorry to hear that
he is ill at his home on McKinley
place.
The Nor-walk Republican Wo-
men' s club will hold a. rummage sale
in the Skelly building. Railroad ave-
nue, South Nor-walk. Thursday and
Friday” Any one having articles for
the sale are asked to notify Mrs.
Earle P. Stevens of McKinley place.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beat of New
York city were among the guests s.t
the dance given by Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Bell of Crockett street at
at the Rowsyton Hose company's
hail. Sum-day evening. _Mr. and
Mrs. Rest are summer residents of
Rowsyton.
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. Annonicemcnt has been made of
the montage of Miss Helen Hague.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
P. Hague of Kansas City. Mo, sad
to buy 3 home.” _.
.” into s~serious flinch. With the
. W's CHANGEABLE
‘ mums:
One may expectvmanychsng
rather in lurch. and shoulr‘l‘be
prepared for caughs end colds. The
slight cold. if neglected. my devel—
tlrst sign of s. coughor cold‘tske
Foley's Honey sud Tar Compound.
the old rollsbl’s aptly cough rims
ported to the police hers today that
six of hu chickens were stolen last
W
or Hook and Ladder company will
be held st Community hull. tonight.
It will include several
Osborn ,nvenuo yvcre recent visitors
The Lsdies‘ aid society of the East
avenue Methodist church will serve a
the
church tomorrow night at 6 o'clock.
There will also be tables of fancy se-
Miss Agnes Rafferty of Danbury
has returned to her home after sev-
eral weeks visit with her sister. Mrs.
The Ladies Mission society of the
Advent Christian church will meet
Harry Furrlngton at. her home in 0!-
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Silverstcin have
changed their resident! from 39
the
Boy'- club or the Christ church. to:
'[Jo‘hn’nesry sonic The lumen;
Kinky pines; and is very well known
in Ron-nylon. .
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of McKinley street will be pleased
e
from her recent illness.
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The funeral of Mrs. Rose Wil-
liamson. who died at her. home. on
\Vest Side avenue. Thursday. wag
held from the into home yesterday
afternoon. Rev. If. N. Dumbeli of
St. Luke’s church. VNoroton. officiat-
ed and burial was in Union ceme-
tery.
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Mrs. William Kuhn and son,
Richard. of Schenectady, are visit~
Mrs.-Kuhn‘s parents. Mr. and
Frank Theall of Pcnnoycr
s
t
Mrs.
street.
Joseph R. 'Taylor of Pennoyer
street has recovered from his recent
illness and returned to his duties
with tho Vacuum Oil company of
New York city. Mr. Taylor under-
went 3 slight operation at the Poly-4
clinic hospital. New York. last
week.
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Mrs. Katherine Section! of High-
land nvenue will entertain the mem-
bers of the Ladies' and society of the
ltowayton Baptist church at her
home tomorrow afternoon.
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At the meetlng~ol the Community
Brotherhood held at the ltovvayton
Baptist. church, last night, Charles
15.1"uuk was the spcakcr. Mr. hunk
discussed 1 riendnmentalism against
Modsrnism. Following Mr. .ll‘unk's
talk. there was a. general discussion
of the subject. A social hour was
. also enjoyed and refreshments were
served.
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Mrs. 1:). L. Raymond of Rowan-ton
avenue has returned from s. visit
with relatives in Brooklyn. :’
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At the community meeting held in
connection with the weekly prayer
meeting at the Ilowui‘ton Baptist
church. Thursday evening. Miss Ger-
trude Brenda. will discuss "Litera—
ture and Religion." It is erpected
that ut‘next week’s meeting, Mrs. A.
B. Cleverly, who returned last week
from an extended visit to Ukluhomit
will tell of the religious conditions
as she found then). in that state.
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Alton l-‘iessu of Brooklyn \isitcd
friends in Durien over the. week-
end.
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The “’oman‘s Guild of St. Luke's
Episcopfiz church of Noroton. held a
meeting on Thursday afternoon i;_i
lilo parish house. The women solv-
ct‘on articles for the coming fuir.
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On Sunday evening. March'so. at
7:30 pf m. the choir of the Noroton
Presbyterian church will give
praise service. and at the Good Fri-
day service ~will render the sacred
cantata. "Ulivet to.Calva.ry."
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Miss Catherine Fairbanks of Old'
King's Highway. Darlen. entertained
Miss Marion Noyes of Stamford re-
cently. '
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Miss Mildred Buttondol’ of \cht
avenue. Noroton Heights. spent the
week-end with her sister in Mount.
Vernon. N. Y.
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Mr. and Mrs. Beni‘ord of Newton
Heights are the proud parents of a
baby daughter.
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Mrs. R. S. Andrews of \Vest ave-
nue is fishing for a. few davs pith
her daughter, Mrs. .l . S. Moody. of
“Noroton Heights.
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A little son arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slauson on
Friday.
Miss Msrgaret Weed. of Noroton
entertained herSundny school class
at her home on Friday afternoon.
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Mrs. William Fairbanks of Old
King's Highway. Dnrlen. who has
been seriously ill at her home for
several weeks. passed away on Sun~
day evening. The funeral will be
held on \Vedncsduy afternoon at St.
was performed March 8. Mr. Fol-cit
is I. brother of Henry Farm—o! Mc-
Friends of Mrs. Harry Willinms
to hear that she is now. convalescing
to
til
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Where members: the winter. .s . _ _; > > ‘ .
' A kick from one of the cows
which he was trying to load into a
truck in his farmyard hero incur.-
three weeks ago, caused the death
in the Dnnbury hospital early Sun-
day night of Albert E. Williams. a
“Rich he re;
ceived the fatal kick Mr. Williams .
was at first given come treatment.
'but as his case grew worse he was
_ hastened to the Danbury hospital.
He developed pneumonia in bolt;
on
his heart action became severely af-
At two dimerent times‘he
hospital
opened their house in
trict for the season. "
university has leased the Miss 10'.
D.
large old Colonial house on Clap.
board Hill and Morningside alive.
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committee of the Antennas: Legion
and Veterans of Foreign Wars will
be held this e\ erin'g at the home of
Donald Crawford on _Ri\erside ave-
nue.
Nortlllield.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherwood.
s
and \Vesion as her w-cek end guest
here.
' Kenneth Bradley
home
her home will be .occupicd by Hend-
med, Wm Washington. ,
on!!! have
oleytown dis.
Mr. and Mrs. 0503; R
Dr. w. F. house", at Columbia
well-known farmer. .
Foster estate of 25 acres and.
A meeting of the vMemoriai Day
lungs as a’resuit of the injury.
fectcd. >
was ready to leave the
when he suffered a relapse.
.
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Miss Lois Sherwood. who is at-
nding the Nonlifield academy, at
is visiting her parents.“
prosperous farms in ~ the
Mrs. l-‘lorenec “'ilson had her mo-
or, Mrs. Gogglns of New ork
’ thodist church.
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Stamfor-
of N Y .
cw ork of Brooklyn.
at his summer
/
ent the week-e d
at Owe
. 's
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where the Rev. Mr. Hoyt, the
1’" Mr. W’llliams was born in Bedford.
N. Y., in 1878, the youngest of the
eight children of the late'Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac V‘Villiams. ~He came t 0
Bedding about 15 years Mo and set.-
tled on one of the largest and most
townr
During his residence in Bedding he
was an active member of the Men‘s
club. Farm bureau. Grange and life--
He is survived by.
but his 'id nd tw children. -
M“ and 3“”- Curm 3°11“ “Pent Alice 9. d Bing: f‘our brgthers and Ernest expects soon to be trans- &
the weekend in New: York. . three sisters. Issue of Bedford' ferred to the west coast With Seattle 68 w .
\ ' ' as a. base. ‘ “button St.
George of Bedding; Charles of 30. lek
Miss Grace Prnell is ill sit hei- Cummington, Mass; Fletcher, of ' ° . .-
home in Saugntuek. New York City; M.r's James Bede'll, Charles I. McCollam of Winnipeg.
s s .7 Mrs. Stanley Thompson, both of Can.. left for Montreal Sunday after-. t e
and Mrs. Edwlu'd Hobby
The funeral services niil be held
from his home here tomorrow morn-
. . _. .- - ' - . J. B. Sanford
Miss Cill'olll'lc Dean of lung street in, at “'30 o clock “1th the Rm A- ~ - ' -
will suit for l-Juropc this week to be J Hubbs, Jr" of YMC' omcmtmg' 11nd; rem“ -§EOKI:"1hO lweckiend Ill
‘ . . , ,E: __ l.) ‘ (The body “ill be then taken to his. “3‘ “lng‘, or as 1e ‘5 we
gone in: d. _\( u uring her absence brother's 110 o m Bedford .\ 1’. known. ,3 a. Lormcr selectman of Never chugCI KIWI
old
“('1‘ “' \ “‘1 L30“; . {Emily minister. will have charge of
t (9 services. Burial will be at 2 :30
Mr. and fills. J. Bradlry \
left on d trip for Philadelphia. Ilia: 12”?“ family plot in Bedford ceme-
Hmmo ill'l \\ ashington. “’lille in 0 ‘ ‘
:E’assliincwn they will be the guests D. S. Sanford Jr and‘ Kbnnetli
' ””1 M1r5.D'.A Salmon. .VlcCollam. students 'at Yale. spent
‘ , . . the week-end in Redding. ,
'lhu Ladies Aid Soeleiy of the '
\V‘estpou. M. L‘. church will meet “'iilinm C. Sanford, with smernl
tomorrow afternoon at the parson- members of the choir of Christ
ago on Last Church street. church ‘went to Lyons Plains on
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Luke’s church, Norolon. and burial
will‘ be in Spring Grove cemetery.
Darieu...
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The social held at the home of
Mt. and Mrs. Henry Morehouse by
tho Women's Association of the
Congregational church. Thursday
evening. was a grand success. A
short program consisting of readings
by Mrs. Jphn MacGlashon. recita—
ticns by Miss Dorothy Ruplls. of
N oroton Heights and several solos bv
Miss Ellth Cantrell was very inter-
cstin. Games were played and re—
freshments 3vere served at a late
hour.
won't-rum 1
The district public meeting called
to consider the question of estab-
lishing o. garbage collection system
here will be held tonight in Town
hall and inasmuch as the establish-
ment of ‘such a. system will anect 11..
taxes of all those residing in the
déstrict. it is expected that a. larg-
crowd will attend. The town health -
committee, together with Henna 05-
ficcr William Mnnson, have mapped
out the district to be served by the
system. and haw: plans for the dis-
posal of the refuse which they will
submit (it the meeting.
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Mr. and Mrs. William I. North-
rop of Riverside avenue spent the
week-end in New York. They were
accompsnled by Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Miller of Bridgeport.
Mr. said Mrs. Herbert E. Baldwin :
have returned from Whiter Plains.
N.:Y..f‘where they spent the Winter
and ore now located at Bayberry
Farm. A daughter was recently born
to them.
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Mrs. Joseph Dietsko. of Washing-
ton avenue is spending a. few days
in Key York city.
a. _
Oliver Keith of King street is
unlined to his horse with illness. fl
stir. mutant for coughs. colds.
homey; John may one.“
mammmhave ro-y.
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J Stools—artistic Orient-l pieces made to-
our special order in far ofi Canton, China—im- .-
ported particularly for the American home have: ‘
who seeks summer furniture tursthst sacrifices no *
whit of its comfort to its individuality. .
'Orde’rs accepted saw, for delivery at future
date, and as quantitiessre limitedin gaunt
tion is adfisabis. ’ .
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, Tables. 8133!) $15. msgm
$29.50. Stools,“ Nb.
Sunday afternoon to conduct the
service at the church there. '
Special
$10.00
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Mrs. Milo Osborn baboon called
to.\Veston bythe serious illness of
her mother, Mrs. Wheeler.
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Thomas Reynolds was st: horns
over Sunday. Mr. Reynolds is em-
played in “’hlte Pit-1:18-
The citizens of ”Redding are re-
quested not to forget the motion
picture show. in the Sanford school
gym tonight. The feature picture is
a. reel. released by the connecticut
Forestry department. showing varl.
obs phases of fire fighting and, pre.
vention as well its an~excellent story
and plot, The reel is being shown
for the second time in Connecticut.
Music will be by Bev'an s orchmtra.
The picture is free to all but a. col-
lectionwvill be taken up to help de-
fray expenses.
NEW SILK
DRESSES
SR] 9 as:
L. GOLDEN
“or“
Ernest Reid. a. former resident of
Redding,"was in town Sunday. Er- '
nest, a. son of Mr. and Mrs. Thorn-
as Reid. is amclectrician, first class,
on board U. S. S. Colorado. at pres-
ent tied up at Brooklyn Navy Yard.
noon. .‘il-r has been visiting his
brother, Ii. C. McCollam for the past
week.
Ji'.. with his wife
UNEEDA
heading and is at present associated
with the Osl-oxn Barnes company at
work» constructing a road for the
state in the town of Root.
[RUM PERSflNAl.
EXPERIENBE
WO“! Whit
mkham’ sVegehHe Council
Phoebus, Vii-gluing “ Having this
opportunityl justcannot refrain from
saying a word of
“git-arse for the
Pinkhsm
——For———
CREDIT
1.00
WEEKLY
IS ALL YOU NEED.
Are You Preparing for
Spring Housecleaning
or
EASTER HOLIDAYS ‘l
Herc are just a few of our sun,
useful things:
my
have also used
them. and always
with the most
Mattresses. Springs. Linoleum, .
Congolcum Rugs, Carr-'3, Cur- 3
talus, Sheets. Pillow Car's Bed
Spreads. Blankets and .
Men's. Children's Clothlcr.
"L'needa. Made Good' hear
we are. out of the hirh pr; 7», rer.
tnl district and ‘18‘ sing
gix on A SQUARE DEAL.
usual distressing symptom—v hot
flashes. insomnia. etc. ,-—and I am
pleased to testify to me wonderful
results I obtainedy from the Vegetable
‘ Compound. I hearti!
tqany wom..n and I
answer any inquiries that rnigh
sent tome through the publicstion of
my testimonial.’ Mrs. ILL. LBxAD-
FORD, 109 Arms d St.,Pbosbn.s,Vs.
Consider core yMrs. Ws
letter. Her experiesheeo boobslp
you. She mentions the of middle
age and the wonderful results she ob-
tained from Lydia EPinkhsm’ sVeg-
ctable Compound.
a on are sufi'erin from nervous
troubles. irritability, it if other an-
noyingsymp ems a stand on are
blue at times. yonpgould glyvothe
V egetable Compound 1 fsirtrt sLFor
saleb y drfiggists everywhere.
Foothills 'eklyEllded
by This Wonderful
flew Invention ,
Must Satisfy nun-carnivals"
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meansforendingfoottroubleshss
hum;
nmszingre‘lieftothounndg,
Hymggerfmmwesksrées.
flatf
soreoge'els, WM’W
crowded toes or painful. tired. swol-
aching feet. FAIRY.
Ion mph-lug
.
Cushions
instantly relieve‘re 1
out “MT—i:
Indium
FRI—1E — A valuab‘: ngt git-es
£10 all our‘new customers this
week.
\V'e .send a. courteous mar. to
your home with s. car i '. of say
number of the artistes ye: dc.
sire.
Csuusontheplwneorwfiic
us A‘!‘ ONCE.
' UNEEDA
3? fort Point 8t.
Phone 4” Esst Km
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correct or
med ‘3? it endorse and
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