City Briefs and} Personal Mention
‘ The many friends of Charles A.
Harphy of Vewiopn a1enue, assist-
ant manager of the St. George Pa-
, pr Mills, will be glad to know that
\ he has receicrcd from his recent ill-
’ 561'
ir-EUsed cars.
Phone 1959.—Adv.
O .
Terms. Austin's.
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E'John Fowler of Bcttswood road
has puchased a. new sedan.
\Alleged to 118.12 passed an auto-
tmbile on the Post road at a. rapid
m or speed. Joseph Fisherman. of
{New Essen, was arrested yesterday
painting by a. state \oliceman. a.
member of the ”111111;; Squadron'
,‘hich has been working in Fairfield
guilty. This “as the first arrest by
. this squad in horwalk.1isherman
=ml fined $25 and costs by Judge
dorge H. Vosburgh in the uptown
l
l
léclty court. The fine was suspended
;
qt; payment of costs.
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“Wet: Ball tonight It Armory.
2 Dancing until one o‘clock.
' s s e
g 2:1 month's mind mass for Mrs
Mary McGuinness “as celebrated
i this morning at St. Mary's church.
. Mrs. Morton R. McCausland of 35
Bayview a1enue is spending two
weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs
‘ H. B. \‘ilson, of Portsmouth, Vir-
{finial . C O
y‘f'nfhe M. F. Bridge club met. Wed-
1 nesday evening at the home of Mrs.
lmarles nger. of 11 Harriett street.
t O 3 1
E Austin.
used cars, see
Adv.
—-For
Pious 1959.—
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» Miss Bessie Semplc. clerk in the
118911.311 Norwalk ofiice of the Southern
fNe! England Telephone company, is
genioying a. t1v.o ~necks vacation.
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giliie Mills of The Royal James
1:59 is spending the neck-end at his
home in New York Cit}.
C O
\
——Sheep manure and agricultural
lime for lawns at Alfred Brown's.
: . and Mrs. Danlcl lleering ot
muse street motmcd to BridgL-
tbt‘t‘last e1 ening, 11' here th(\ at it ml-
: ‘ e errormauce at Polls 1.1ric.
5 c.2311 p .
;
“:7,” ' imice Shilepsky of Broad streti
.m a. \isitor in Bridgepoxt last no
11111:.
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. “Vets" Ball tonight at Armory.
inducing until one oclock.
!
,. Mr. and Mts s. “'illiam M. Butler,
Miss Gladys Butler and James S.
Stile: of Cambridge Mass. . ale thc
.W15 of Mr. and Mts. John 1". Lu-
1:7 of Flax Hill road.
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Mr. and Mrs. CEarenCe Stoots of
{Van Buren a1cnue L n: ertained a. few
iriends last cu-ning at their home.
unit: and dancing were 011101 cd and
delightful evening spent. 'lhosc
present “ore Mr. and 3115. Jester
shes. Mr. and Mrs. L. Baird. Miss
as Bucknsm. Misa Frances Cullen,
Him Alidge Connoliv, S1155 Irene
Buckley, Miss lia hr1n Smith, \liss
Ruth Mara. and Earle Dccker, (in g-
bry Riordan. \\ 111mm ’l‘.;issil< Julius
fielsman. krancis 1:131), 1.111111; inc
Rogers Thomas liicki _1 :mi ML ivil ‘.c
p. Summers ot Bill'lfi; port.
-Comparison sells CliCVX‘OlCtS.
9 Austin. 11mm: 1969-— _'\d1.
0
-. Mrs. James.Gor1n.in of Holden
1€nue is ill at in r home.
U
L‘ filer S. Ross of llaubur} “as a
finest. of friends in the second dis-
ict )estcr-lax.
s O
K "Vets" Ball tonight at Armory.
’Dsndng until one o'rloek.
S a C O C
l .
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- Miss Kathnn Smuart of Water-
wn, 111.153., is \isiting her aunt and
ncle. Mr. and \lts Edmund Rogers
‘1
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:5. A rally of borwalk Girl Scouts
7 held vestcrda} afternoon at the
Jr rmory. Mrs. 1 oltic Munro. captain
rd! Troop 3 pre;ide”d.
Newtown avenuf.
a C O
% —Best Coal. “Harris .8: Cans—Adv.
'é‘Bill Horton or \Vest Cedar street
in... Donald Ruddiman a: \Vinfleld
.treet were 1isltors in Danbury \VL d-
aesdiy.
. 1;».
s o o
““Willis Gardner of Bridgeport was
guest \Vedncsday of Edwin
ens of l‘an Buren a1enue.
Specials. Chevro-
oupe week.
Terms. Austin-
Fisher bodies.
one 19 5 9.~—Ad".
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Marion Russell of Orchard
t was a. visitor in Darlen yes-
day at the home’ of Miss Ida
wades.
s s o
Wets” Ball tonight at Armory.
dug until one o'clock.
O C I
e 611'! Scouts of Troop 1 met
at the home of Miss
Jennings of Lewis
street to consider reorganization of
the troop after a. temporary disband-
mg while receiving weekly instruc-
tions in First Aid under supervision
of the Norwalk Red Cross.
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Today, Arbor and Bird Day. will
be observed in. the Norwalk public
schools by assemblies with programs
appropriate to the day.
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—Buy Your Victron. on out» Club
Plan—Ask about it at Donnelly's.
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The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Smith of Riverside avenue
was baptized last evening at St.
Mary’s church. Mr. and Mrs.
George Butler acted as sponsors.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodchild of
Garner street have just returned
home. after spending two weeks in
Canada.
3
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—-Chevrolet roadstcrs have ar-
rived. Come in and compare. Some
jobs $563 delivered. Austin's Gar-4
age—Adv.
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Irving MacDonald of the City
hotel has resigned his position with
the Automatic Sprinkler company
of New York City.
C
-—Lchigh Coal. Harris 8: Guns.—
Adv.
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Miss Minnie Toriorella. of Spring
street has returned from a. week's
visit with relatives in how York
city.
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-—John H. Dakin piano tuner from
New York. is now in town. Phone
Mahackemo Hotel this week—Adv.
O O O
Styladislaus' church will give a
play. followed by dancing, in Kisli‘s
hall. tonight.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. Tortorclla of
Spring street have had a. telephone
installed in their home.
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-—Stop in and see the new gifts
in Donncily's upstairs Dept—Adv.
C O I
he Pietro of Spring
street entertained several of her
friends at her home. last evening. in
honor of her sixteenth birthday.
a o e
The fourth annual ball of the
Mulvoy-anlm', pnft of Veterans 0!
Foreign “hrs and the “'illlant Mc-
Kinley camp, United States “‘ar
Veterans will be held in the Nor-
nalk armory tonight.
0
Miss Mary
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—Large Pea Coal. Harris 5:
Cans—Adv.
e o e
Pride of Court Nari-11k. Compan-
ions of the Fort-St. will hold its reg-
ular meeting in Forester‘s hall to-
night. Following the business meet-
in: there will be card party and so-
cial.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Clarkin of
Holden avenue are receiving'con-
zratulutinns upon the birth of a. son
at the Norwalk hospital. May 5.
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—Auto springs. Tilly's-Adv.
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'l'ht'ra will he a meeting of the.
1mm- dol’ directors of the Norwalk
Town l'nion of King's Sons and
Daughters a tthc Royal James Inn
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. to
act upon an appeal {or admittance
into the Home {01' the Aged.
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TO Till-Z (‘OI'XTY CLl'n MEM-
BERS—Roast Long Island Duck
will be served at the Dinner
Dance. Fulurday night. Please
reserve your table.
C t I
Mrs. Frederick J. Morrison will be
hoslrss at the social 10 be given to-
night at tlisI Norwalk Country club
by the Hospital “'hist club. A din-
ner will he served at 7:15 o‘clock
and will he followed by an evening
at cards.
o I. a '
-—Ferlilizer for lawns and gar-
dens. Altrcd Brown. Phone 2393-2.
- Adv.
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Friends of Frank Parker 0! West
“'ashingion street will ”be sorry to
hear that is seriously ill at his Home.
mm.—
The eighteenth anniversary of the
Young People‘s So.".et_v of the Swed-
ish (‘ongrccqfional chun'h will be
observed wlih special exercises in
the church, Sunday afternoon. A
musical program g'iil be given and
Rev. 11. A. Nelson of New Haven
1vil speak. Rev. Nelson. who recent-
l_v returned from a. visit to Europe,
will tell of his experiences.
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Mr. and Mrs. Holly‘ B. Slauson of
”Wallace avenue are in Springfield.
Mass. where they are attending the
general conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal churches.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward 'Adamson
of East avenue are entertaining Mr.
the residence at Mrs. John A. Vic-ed
Darien Congregational church held
its monthly meeting at the church
Tuesday afternoon.
The regular weekly meeting or
Troop No. 6. Boy Scouts of Amer-L.
ca. will be held tomorrow evening.
The Omicron Circle of the East
Avenue Methodist church will hold
a food sale in Fay's market, Van
Zandt street, Saturday afternoon at
two oclock. -The ' circle has ls'o
voted to furnish the carnations or
the Mothers Day services‘ in the
church Sunday.
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Special services will be held in all.
the East Nomalk churches. Sunday,
in observance of Mother's Day.
C O O
The rehearsal of the "choir of the
Christ church will be held in the
rectory tonight at 7:30 o‘clock.
The East Nor-walk Improvement
association will. hold a. cake sale In
Fay‘s market, Van Zandt street, Sat-
urday. May 17. The association
will hold a. rummage sale on Thurs-
day and Friday of next week.
0 s cc,
Mr. and Mrs. Orme Lchlle and
Mrs. James Connor of Osborn ave-
nue have gone on a. motor-trip to
Canada.
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Miss Dorothy Frey or Seaview
avenue attended the game between
the ’Danbury and the local High
school team in Danbury, \‘V edncsday
afternoon.
a o 0
Tonight is recreation night for the
men of the East avenue Methodist
church. They will meet in the base-
ment. of the church at eight o'clock
and enjoy an evening or bowling.
9
BETHEL
The meeting of the Memorial Day
committee was held recently in the
town clerk's office. but was not well
attended. only {our being present.
Bethcl veterans of the Civil “‘ar
are growing less yearly. two having
paseed since last Memorial Day. so
the question arises are the Song of
Veterans going to let the day pass
unobserved. llctltel has demonstrat-
ed its patriotism in the past and it
is hoped that this year will not pass
without the usual Memorial Day
parade. As there are a great many
things to do lit-{ore the day can be
properly commemorated. the com-
mittee hopes that there will be a
large attendance when the next
meeting is called. Memorial exor-
('1505 this gear will be held Sunday,
June 1, and the following commit-
lee has been appointed to make ar-
rangements: Program: Henry A.
Gilbert, Grandville A. Durant. and
\\'illiam X, Gilbert: procuring plants
for decorating graves and soliciting
money for the purchase or some;
1‘. K. Bailey. \V. A. Gilbert, G. A.
Durant. \V. P. Bailey, \V. 1'1. Judd.
John McCorkel, (J. F. Smith. H. "
Kyle, Herbert Hopkins, and '1‘. .1.
Evans; martial music: W. I’. liai-
lny, R. 1?. .l\'(‘1‘l(“l': vocal music
Henry 1". Kyle. T. A. Evans, L. S.
Smith. “1 S. Davis, John Clark:
chairs: C‘. 1!. Short, John McCor-
kcl, Edgar t“. Plait. C. 1". Smith.
and \V. H. Sluyker; decorating mo-
nument; James Ambler. \Villis Judd;
decorating graves, “2 P. Bailey.
C. H. Bailey. and '1‘. Evans; nutns
for veterans: I. 1". Terry and G.
I". Shrphard.
O O C
The minslrel entertainment, at
Congregational church last evening.
Arthur Sherwood, Miss Helen Budd.
. Mrs. C. W. Wheeler 93 Brookside
avenue entertained several friends
at luncheon and bridge'Tuesday ar-
'ternoon. Those present were: Mrs.
George E. Clapp. Mrs. GeorgeSmith.
Mrs. Mark Norman, Mrs.“ Bell, Mrs.
H. A. Gi'bbs, Mrs. Russell Patterson,
Mrs. “'hite. Mrs. Adey. Mrs. Lati-
pier. Mrs. Chasmer and Mrs. Charles
Rumpt.
o e s
sociaiion of the Darien Congrega-
tional church are planning to hold
a. fair in Jul?
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Mrs. C. Pond “'ebb and son. Clif-
ford or Hubbard Heights. Stamford.
visited Mrs; 'Vv'illiam Dugdale of Lin-
den avenue, Noroton Heights Tues-
day.
t e n
Mrs. Mildred Allen of ‘Port Ches-
tcr visited with Miss Edith Cantrell
of the Post. road “‘ednesday. Mrs.
tilen 11a: formerly Miss Mildred
Burdick 0t Darion.
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Miss Pauline Gilbert, chief opera-
tor at the Dari'en Telephone exchange
is driving a. new roadster.
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These trom Darlen and Noroton
who will take part in the concert
given by the Community Chorus at
the Stamford High school auditor-
ium Friday evening are: Mls's Elsie
Shaw. Miss Helen \"hltelaw, Miss
Winona Smith, Miss “’reatha White—
law, Miss Margaret Crofoot, Miss
\iaxguerite Elemming and Harold
Oddv.
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Charles Peterson of Linden ave-
nue, Nornton Heights is driving a
Ford sedan.
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Irving “‘00d of Moriches. L. I.
and Mrs. Margaret “'00d of Bed-
tord. N. Y. and her little daughter,
Madelyn. visited relatives here on
Thursday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adcnck of
Nomion avenuv, Norman Heights.
the the proud parents of a balmy girl.
I O C
The Church School Service Lea-
gue of St. Luke's Episcopal church.
Noroton. met in the parish house
this afternoon.
The Nomlon 1mpro1cmr‘n't asso-
ciation 11111 hold its regular 111cc!-
mg in the Nornion Heights Fire-
llll n' s h '111 Tuned.“ evening. M. ay 13
$ llli" dollar gold piece 11111 be
1111 .lrdod for the host slogan at this
meeting.
I WESTON _1
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hoyt. of Nor-
1valk. vcrc in town Tuesday after—
noon to attend the speaking. spelling
uml‘ athletic contest of the four-
schoolso.’ the town, which was held
at Norlicltl school. . Their niece Miss
liclmt lumen. of Good liill school
was first in the speaking and spell-
ing tests. ' Miss Helen is the daugh-
Im- ot‘ Mr. and Mrs. John C. l-‘anton
oz Bradley street. Gcnrgv‘ It‘ancher.
of Good “111 school. son or Mrs. Eula.
Puncher was the winner of the ath-
letic sports. {or the bugs and Myrtle
Finereau, ot' Lyons l‘lans school.
daughter or M rs. Azicc l-‘avercau,
was the winner for the girls.
bliss Jane Cobb, o! Noriicld, F115
considered second in speaking by
the judgrs—-Mrs. ("hat-it's Daugherty.
Mrs. “[1111: Banks and Mrs. Charles
ll. Iirnctiicl. Supcrn'sor Frank \V.
Knight was in charge of the alter-
noon. assisted by the lv'at‘zcrs Mrs.
The members or the W'omen's 9.5-"
W i
SELLS LIQUOR; * "
lS FINED $200
Evidence Secured By
Private Detective ——
Discuss Compo Pro-
perty
After pleading guilty to a. charge
of selling intoxicating liquors, Frank
Nistlco of Saugatuck was fined $200
and costs and given a suSpended jail
sentence to 30 days on his promise
to groom of business. by Judge Jo-
soph Adams in town court yester-
day. He paid a. total of $228.
The evidence against 'Nistlco was
furnished by private detective “”111-
ton, who told the court he. has been
working under the orders of Police
Committeeman Charles M. Kempcr
since early in March in search of
evidence of liquor selling in Sausa-
tuck. _
When Prosecuting Attorney Titi-
ward M. Bradley inquired of \i'alton
why he never reported any of thesa-
violatlnns. so that,vvarranis might
have been issued for arrests, \Vallon
stated he made daily reports to his
that he wondered himself why Kern-
per never acted upon his lnlorma~
tion. \Valton said that on his visits
New York office and to Romper and ’womcn have been benefited by it.—
YOU GOLF PLAYERS
Have You Seen
The New Game .
The Kumhack Putting
Game
$3.00
..‘lLeaz-ntorutt
-—at-—~
DONNELLY’S
Danette Heroines In Our Homes
Women who lead a domestic life
seem to listen to every call or duty
excepting the supreme one that
tells them to guard their health. As
long as, they can drag‘ themselves
around women continue topvork.
Necessity to keep on their feet all
day when over-tired. or sitting in
cramped positions day in and day
out ottcn brings on ailments from
which women softer tortures. For
liftv years Lydia. E. Pinkham's Veg-
etable Compound has been strong th-
cning women and overcoming; such
ailments. Sickness and pain vanish
under its influence and thousands of
A (11'.
42.1%?
. . Do the boys howl-.1:
answer? _
,_ ..g They do!
’Orthopedlc S‘JTgEQ-a
say our 85 Percent.-
shoe is the right last- or
t'b‘of men and bn
50119 whole 15m; (x -
Peroenters ‘ at :5
01,5,
K" Broad“? Broadway
etmberty stwmn at”:
“Fm
‘ BersldSq. . In.
1 ussmst. cgjmpfif a;
to places where he was being sup-
plicd'with liquor he was also ac-
companied by “Dick Carlson."
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In an effort to avoid litigation. the
selectmcn and “I A. Burden of Sau-
gatuck. are endeavoring to reach an
amicable agreement over property at.
Compo Beach which the sclcctmen
have been claiming as public Drop—I
crty. Tlnx'dr-n sometime also brought ‘
legal action to quit in:- tille or the
property, claiming that he has deeds
lo the pt'opr-riv which lracc owner-
ship hack to 1705.
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State Policeman John Gutman. :1
member of tho "flying squadron,“
was notlfit'tl by l'aplain Nichols of
the State Police in Hartford yester-
day that the automobile found “1111-
ncsriay on the Post ruml in Greens
Farms was stolen in New Haven
Tuesday night. The machine he-
longs to Peter Scott-of 2M North
avenue, New Britain. The. thieves
apparently abandoned the car here
11 hen it ran out of gas and oil.
__________._________.
“'AY TO BLAKE GAS FLOW.
An automobile truck sitio‘swipc
the gasoline tank in front
Schullze's Tire Shop in “Hill strut
last night doing slight damage.
ONE
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Friends of .Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Cinque of 31 Ely a1cnue will be
sorry to hear that their young
daughter, Elizabeth. is ill at their
home.
with his class have just earned
money enough to lake the class in a.
trip lo \"ashington. Mr. Loder stop-
pins: on his return to visit relations
here.
Thirty-six members
Grange spent Tuesday evening as
Eur-sis of Greenfield liill Grange,
and report a very excellent time.
BABY'S COLDS
I
of Net-field
are soon "nipped in the bud"
without “dosing” by use of—
U3
was for Hip benefit of 1110 Mission Miss Mill? Lclcou'llz “133 Lily
circle, under the direction of Hollis Schwartz ' ' A
lilzca. . a o o
O O O
The entertainment committee of John l.mlcr of Palm", 31:133.,
the ("urrcni Events club is planning spent, Sunday with his unv‘n- and
to XIV" «'l Ill-11' MOHGRY owning. ill aunt Mr, and Mrs. C. .‘H. Benedict.
the home or FT“! Jllmond, on "WP Mr. Lmlnr is a member or the senil’lr
tor sircci. 'l’ho playict "Shakes- High School class of Palmer, who
pcaro Lady Modernists." a satire,
V' .A‘SS
Over I? Minion Jar- Und Yearly
has been arranged by Mrs. Charles
Rock. a member of the club. Each
member is privileged to invite a
guest.
At the-recent meeting of the Board
of Directors or the Community
House it was decided to close the
billiard room and lunch counter on
the lower floor of the Community
House on Saturday nights. The re-
celpis from the. counter and use of
the tables has not been meeting the
overhead expense.
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'A nine-pound son was born Thurs-
da'.‘ to Mr, and Mrs. Edward Burns,
at Center street.
The Church Aid Society of the
Noroton Presbyterian church will
hold a rummage sale Tuesday. June
3. Mrs. John Mac Glashan will give
a. musical prgomm on May 21 at
A silver col-
All are cor-
of Noroton Heights.
lection will be taken.
dially invited to attend.
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The W’omen‘s assodatlon‘ of the
Mrs. Yarrow of
and Mrs. Harold Harman and chil-
dren.
talk on "The Siege of Vahn.”
Rowayton' gave a very interesting
mnmmnmmmelm
Wliy Postpone ; Success?
Some day you will be impressed by opportunities
you have lost through not saving steadily; some
day you will determine to save a definite amount
, each week. The sooner you start, the sooner
you’ll “arrive.” '
Begin now. '
3M}
Mother’s Prayers.“ [lave EMM-
WASHINGTON STREET
Keeler’s Shoe Store
SILK HOSIERY AT LOWEST PRli‘Es‘.
.-_._._~..TT__
v-jg
a .u. 3-..5;_~.
WHY
Keeler’s
IS SO Popular
-—'l'hey have the wants (1.
men want—full fashior ad :._r
are made of the finest cur-.12;-
-ha.ve extra rcinforccd 32':
lisle tops for service a:.
finish and perfect dyes. , ‘ .
fully examined for impez'fectftr'q
reason you find them so 311-..f
wear so long.
i
5. LC:
,—
Df'w-
——Ask to see “Keeler's . V
such as described, made cf :2 :':=rds
hard service. We carry a"; 1::- :31
shades—about 39 different {#72,
ONLY 81.9 5 PR -—3 PA. “1 1?
—WE ALSO HAVE A 355177 31772:: 3.
LITTLE LIGHTER WE 'C-lIT TEAS 1'...
ONE, AT $1.49 A PAIR.
SOUTH Z\ "P 3’ .15.
1%
Li?
ll
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~33 111m SIREET,
c
Schultze’s Sanitary Mallets
s
Norwalk', South Haw“ East Normlk. Westport, Stamford, Dal-lea Cc: Cab, C-ecrgi
town. Black Rock and Bridgeport. ‘
FRESH KILLED TURKEYS 4.»
NORWALK, cor...
BRANCHES
.Veal Cutlet . . . .
Pork Roast. . . . .
Fresh Hams
Shoulder Steak
.....1 22¢
32c Ru'mpofl'eal -
Fresh Shoulders 1
22c
18°
Hamburg Steak -.-;. 18c Beef Liver .......... 12c Veal Roast (rolled
Flank Steak 1...~.; 28c Calves Liver . . ....-..
Round Stbak 35c Rib.,Veal Chops . ..-_
Sirloin Steak . . .- 38c Loin Veal Chops _-...
Porter House Steak 42c Yea! Stew
Fancy. FioMs m.-. ...-.;...;.:.. 38c Young Roasting ChiCk'
Sunlight Butter “
INative Eggs. .. .3. .‘
T.:.’. O:
Puritan Skin Back Hams,
, and bone d). Q
B & B POT ROA :ng
cRump Pot Roast' .. -
28c Fresh Plate Beef .. ‘
14c Plate Corned Bee ..
#4::(7/
40c
90 -c
126
42!
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(o‘ofo‘o o 0.9 o" o s 0.0 0!
.42 ens
. c Brookfield Butter 13‘
Pure I‘lard, 1 lb pkgs. .. 13‘
S lied Shoulders . .
mo /
25c
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