1 her parents. Lir. and 3157?. Mona- _ I
, ban of Belden avenue. The regular mid-week prayer ser- I Marshal Charles Ulricha and bug- .-.. I. ., III _.. I
.q' .A. .W .bb g 6 C vice will be held in the East Ave- Ot'l'hePcotItgge Iraneeggg 01:? xx; ler: Hunt's Concert band; Thomas . ._.. . _ I T: . I y, 5 am be thOIII IIIaIIIIIIIIII IIII I
P '9 ’ O res- nue Methodist church tonight fit 7 on res er 1: urc as Glyn. G. A. R. members of Amerl- - 9) ~ ‘ t3” .' lions! Holiday! and. - t . T u L‘Til
last' evening at the home of Mrs. «The Chicagoan _..the L6hlgh.Val- . I‘m”; ass-31W Day, will “:1 arnatInonIirIImIIII,TIVIIIIIIIII I
?
"‘15 and
, u. “d Hrs. W111” , of
I avenue are summit
sister and brother-in-law.
LeRoy Bulkley 0! Mil-
W's
- . and Mrs.
'O'b‘t'
:5 5.53.99 manure and mull-um
nine tor lawns at flu-ed Brown's.
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Helene Windham of Orange.
'3. is spending a few days With
Mrs. Clarence Everett :0!
‘ W Main street-
s s e I
u. Spelke of Stamford was a busi-
” visitor in the Norwalk's yes-
3iss Vera. Barty of Van Buren
us will spend Decoration Day
1 ' , clouds in New Haven.
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Kr. and Mrs. Ira. Smith of Union
Wk and Mr. and Mrs. Lyman
Bracken of Academy street were
visitors in New York City yesterday.
‘ s a a
I—‘uhigh Coal. Harris & Gena-r-
“ Anne Monahan of New York
City will spend Decoration Day with
cant Terrace attended the graduation
,sday of her daughter Elthea from
‘e Columbia. University Course in
gal Hyslene- . .
vFertilissr for lawns and gar-
Isns. Alfred Brown. Phone 2393-2.
Adv.
e s s
Rapid progress is being made in
laying the new cement road from
West Washington street to Cedar
"Puzzling Pierson"- ,with his bag
or tricks scored a. decided hit at the
East Avenue. Methodist Episcopal
church. last evening. He delighted
both the young and the id with his
magic. Another feature of the en-
tertainment which :was greatly en-
joyed by the audience which filled'
the church. was the musical pro-
gram given by the Young Men's or-
chestra. The afiair yas given un-
der the auspices of the Epworth
league. ‘ The proceeds :will be listed
to defray the expense or converting
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Charles W. Archer of Osborn ave-
nue has had a telephone installed in_.
his home. __
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Mr. and Mrs. Irving Fisher who
were recently married have returned
from their wedding trip and taken
up their residence on Fort Point
street.
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Special Ascension Day services
were held in the Christ church. this
morning.
o‘clock. Rev. Arthur J. Pennell.
pastor will be leader and the subject
will be “Is Deceit Ever Justlfiable 2"
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Mrs. Samuel W. Kelley ot Seaside
place is entertaining the members or
the Woman's Guild of Christ church
at her home. this afternoon.
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Among the students at the Dan-
bury State Normal school who are
spending the holiday at their homes
or the. _Wilton Garden club. with
no. Helen Howard. 0: the school
hoafrd. visited the Wilton schools
on. Tuesday. morning and awarded
the prize inoney earned by the chil-
dren in their campaign the
tent caterpillar. The Bald Hill‘
school Was given 810; Chestnut Hill
‘5: Nod Hill 3'3: and the five other
will materially augment the various
tunds tor playground equipments.
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The two Wilton amateur orches-
tras now known as the “University
Five" and the “Chesterfield" bid
fair to enliven the town during the
the "Chesterilelds" will start._- the
open-air season at Orem field. after
which they will hold their dances
regularly on Wednesday evenings.
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school. and Miss Keehsn. ot. Chest.
nut Hill. are holding only one ses-
sion in their respective schools on
Tuesdays as they are directing the
rehearsals or the Graduation play
on those afternoons.
r—nmn—l
Arnold of Middlesex Road and Not-
oton LAvenue. Noroton Heights. The
subject was. The Babylonian Exile
0t Judah. “
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Children's Day will be observed at
the Noroton Presbyterian church
Sunday June 15.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Thompk‘lns
and {amlly have rented a house
16‘
schools. 81 each.', The total 01325 ‘
Miss Jenks ot the Belden Hill‘
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. MEMORIAL DAY.
Plans ’Are Made For
Impressive Exercises
Tomorrow .m-
Hemorlal day will be "observed
here tomorrow with what is expected
to prove the most impressive eiér-
else in the town's history; In ad-
dition‘ to the parade or veterans of
helped found the nation were train-
ed for the soldiery.
The old drill green will be marked
by a metal design, made by John
Held. Jr. The marker will be up.
veiled by Thomas Glyn, only sur-
viving member or McDonough Post,
G. A. R., of this place. ‘
The principal speaker will be Wil-
liam Blodgett of Hartford. State Tax
Commissioner Captain Charles B.
Ulrichs will be the marshall.
The complete formation and the
program or exercises is as follows:
‘Assembly: 8:45 at the Y. M. C. A.:
can Legion; members of Veterans of
ForeignflVars: members of former
Co. M Home guard}; Red Cross; Girl
Scouts; Boy Scouts.
The parade will first march to thé‘
honor roll. where a wreath will be
placed by Thomas Glynn, of the G.
A. R. Following a. salute of three
volleys. and taps. the marchers will
go to “'illowbroolt cemetery where
services will be read at the grave or
Horace Hurlbutt. Jr.. by the Ameri-
fish: .
lar stop at
welcome nerve to them-m commu-
tors who now take that train and
.have to trolley .trom Dal-ten.
Mrs. Edgar L. Raymond of Row-
ayton avenue is entertaining_ the
members or the Good Will society
of Rowayton at her home this at-
ternoon. The society is now sew-
ing [or the Nor-walk Dispensary.
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The many friends or Mrs; 'Ann
Roscoe of Rowayton avenue mu be
sorry to hear that she is ill “41¢;-
home. _ _ ,
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Mrs. Pincus (M. Needle anddaugh
ter Lillian |t McKinley place .Were
visitors in New York city. .
Bell of
Miss Helen Bala or Windsor place
has taken a. position with the J. a: J.
Cash, Inc.
arriving Chicago
Teacher
assembly
: “ m. ‘
gave a; dance in the
the High school last
friends.
M
flags for Memorial daY.
hall at
evenins. for the
minus 0: the Hlsh school and their
The soldiers' graves at Norflsld
cemetery have been decorated Iwith
NEW... SILK - .
DRESSES_
, $12.98
I”. s. . s the lot adjoining the emu-ch mtg ., summer season. The dance at Can- all wars. the services will include Mr. and Mrs. Sidney (t. . I
m Pea Coal. Harris & playgrounds. It is the intention 9! non Hall Wednesday night was un- prop... "co‘nmon of ._ hereto”... Crockett are entertaining over the . I ‘. GOLDEN
—-Adv. I the league to equip the grounds with der the auspices ot the “University neglected plot of ground where in holiday Miss Beulah McLearn of '0: '
O 0 i i tennis and croquet courts. Five' and on Friday of this-week Revolutionary days the men .who Brooklyn.
68Washington3h'
So. Norwalk
ley’s new through train between
New York and‘ Chicago—leaves
Pennsylvania. Station, New York,
daily at - 11:50 A. M., for Ithaca,
Rochester, Buffalo,» Port Huron,
Flint, Lansing and Battle Creek.
2:50 P. M. the
next day, permitting ample time
i
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with your selection *0! $5 worth of Victor Retold:
. on terms of—
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Balance in 5315;] “et-
1." or mommy Elmum.
(nor a per .;
\" ar.
. ”in through Fairfieldl avenue. The are Miss Mae Harris of First street. near Cove Pon.d. . . can Legion. Then the parade will 1
« w: W begun 395‘" 81" Emmi”? Miss Charlotte Jarvis ot Seaview ~ to to the Catholic cemetery on Kin: . ‘ ' ' toe sseos Mono Meal March :7 -
It the end 0! Washington street. avenue and Miss Ethel Avery or First Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Ferry of street {or services by the Veterans £01 connections “1th trams fOTI ‘ ‘ 31.35 No. 1 E! 3:135 LiiiiI:;_IIf"*‘-T“Eu-’3
‘ ° ' ' street. Naugatuck were recent guests or of Foreign “'ars over the grave of WESt- Jon, M m Giw “ l‘L
-; 7Joseph Gabhibo of Bouton street . . . Mr. and Mrs. C. A. W'atts o! Noro- Patrick Carusonc. The procession _, Band \l Iv .I.I,erI:v may.
_, Wred to Stamford last evening. The regular weeklv rehearsal of ton Avenue Noroton Heighth, will proceed to the Old Drill ground STANDARD TIME 16416 ‘1' ' ‘Ix “I '
X é' ’ ’ ' , the .Christ church “till he held to- ‘ ° ' ‘ on King street and Old Road. » . l ‘5‘” W " - “In“ M
' 1-AUIO 831131". 113'3--A3V- morrotv night at. 7:30 o'clock. A surprise party was given in There Rev. Vinton L. Mutehell will For h“°"“"'~“m' (‘10-. cumrmlnlcach with R‘ ' ' ' $1.00 Star Spangled Banner "° Q I("I”-“="'_‘-
‘ ‘ ‘ ' . s . honor or Miss Elizabeth Arcularius deliver the invocation and prayer. 39-3593- “5‘39““! 33°F" ‘fmgh \alley Ratl- Reinald Werrenrath ”("33 "’Z‘JK‘TLTH:
2 Miss Vivian Stabell at Taylor ave- A number of parents and wands and Miss Harriett Radkte sum-d”- Town Clerk Edward C. Blrge will read, 153 Church Street, hew Haven. 1“" Dixie 1830 .larrrh I
hue has taken a. position with the viewed the work of the children of evening at the home at Mr. and present the Held marker which will ‘ . - ~ r . :5 Sunny south ‘Iedlev '6 Bu-‘L If: r? I'
J-&J' C‘5h~ Inc' Pillar-rm school. which was on exhi- MN" “1 .“y‘ Ballard 0: Maple Avc- he unveiled, by Tho?“ Glynn. - ' ‘ . d Pnror‘s Sand .. B 3:112“. Ya“
’ 53"“ ‘A’James fun-it‘d .. ' bition at the school yesterday. -' nuc, Darren. Dancing “'35 enjoyed Selectman Edward C. “33h Will 3‘3‘ ‘ ' i ”5.. ‘ d f M‘ I' 3'
phen “3d es's ot iriem WILM' . . , . .I . _ by the many guests alter which rc- cpt “18 marker in behalf or the 17310 Blue and Gray—Merry “"7“ I?" 11.
were the 3“evening. recreanon “‘5‘?“ East Avenue \leth- freshments were served. Those pre- 1°“'“- and MFS- Sarha Cm‘le'd will orial Day Recitation - .. t
swin‘womi 135:. a no _ room of the Child-1x njov the” weekly cent were: Mr». and Mrs. George pledge its maintenance by the “‘0. Humphrey 401-! Bani» }{~
P11: H rris S: Clans—Adv. .' the recreation Bearse. Mr. and Mrs. Florence Can- 1119“ S TOW?! improvement associa- : ._ ~ ‘ 31"") Imp" ..
* ~'_—Best coal. 3. s Harold Gorham OfI marrow ni ht trell. Mr. and Mrs. “‘llliam F1011? “OH- ‘ "5 Sleep, Robles Hearts ('olmn‘ .2. “W“ (I m.
‘7 nges Moot-:02 Clay street has re- has had a telephone “‘5 g ‘ 2;“8' SIIrIIand ‘Iilrs. “C w. linlllard. tII;II‘IaIIx 50‘1““: EXlegittqu bro 111- String Quartz-Me “H11: .1
‘ illn€55~ ome. . . . rs. . u ctt. . iss . ma .lcilin. C l ‘3‘ '1‘" Nu” - . ta mon. ‘
. cover“ from 1313f“? lb (“1112?qu Miss Doris Ballard. Miss n’uth om- slate comptroller. A short. address.“ BIANY OTHER SPILCI XL ( fl-‘T-‘T‘ - "
t'erzo of Spring street mer. “’inthrop Knapp, Melvin Co“ ulth benediction will be delivered I All On E T ‘I ‘- i - l.-tb
"‘“fsmiimLfdJ from a ‘15“ with. his ‘ W114 belt. Henry Kiel. Mr. Bates. Brnd- It‘ll; Relghfiiflkk I? [170131; IaIchlItI» asy erms
- re ford Ballard and George Schlichz a n w‘ e ran ' 0 cap a n n t e EASY WASHERS 1 I
' 1100\ERS
T-snother in BTCOK‘SB' ot Jame? 1" “
ALA meeting“ .. , n and ting. . .
r“ Hex~e.s.<§'.0f.Lexington ave- pie Posh American 1:82;: TueSt . I s I. a. I I s s e I
_I__-JouphI um to Ansonia. Women‘s Annual-3 ll Mrs. George “less 0: New York The joint committee representing
oyed a motor me of, Mrs GUY . . . , . . . ' I
.4139 en: k-end night, at. the ho . rogram the City is visiting for a. few days with the Garden-cab “"3 “"3 Women 5 ' 7/
over th° 3'” . J. ard. the iollowmg. pd- .. Orga lay Mr. an! Mrs. David Mathers or TOW“ Iml’l'm’ement association which '
Memorial a). was in charge of the Flower mart .5.
on our Club adopted for Brookslde Avenue. Darren.
Mr. and Mrs. George “1
r is. - . .. 's --
‘Buy You; 3:3th Donnelly's. wtions taking part “‘- “13:32:“ 1:3 - - 0‘ on. the Y. M. C. A. steps yesterday I
"er‘sk s. 0a t ' will assemble at Lcntcit represent ii- Mi“ Catherine Pfirbanka °f Old reported hem—y an!" or flowers. SO. NOR-WALK and "x‘l'V‘TT‘ORT
. -- e of Bridgeport “'33 9 a-m-. G's-L'- “19 C“ Ania-i Yuma“. .3 Kings Highway spent the chk~end plants. bulbs and weeds. . .4- H
mm Le‘m ; Jerry Safranek ed by its tour sur‘i‘.‘ ‘ u 5cm” 1 in New York. . . . . __I
the “cu“ fine“ 0 . Hezekiah Osborne.“illialilvEIImgmn - s . . Rev. Edward Huntington Coley. " ' j
at EU. 8‘6““; . . _, ner. Madison Dam a“: veterans 01“» Mrs. w. J. Oddy or Collsnder's 1?- D. get-:9: of (Taiwan ’church.
‘1 e Henry MCGuume” Green: " demg.““.°n o\\'hlppl° post, P0111!- Noroton is entertaining her Ltlca_ 3- 1.. has been chosen gut. ._.__..__.._.__ _
Mr. and - TI- et are entertaining the Spanish \lar. II Auxiliarl'v «‘I I sister. .Mrs. Allen at Glenvfllg N. y_ regnn bishop of the Episcopal (“0- I I- . ---V .
0151 Spring are nlatiVCs from New American Legion ‘Iuth ts The II {or several days. ‘ cesc of Central New Yank} by 'lhe 1, ‘ 5 , . _ . -
gt their home Y- and the Boy and Girl Slog“ .Honor , l s s s ; Rt. Rev. Charles Fisk. Dr. Coley. ‘ V ’
York city. a a a parade “in ”at“ :0 :chcre a ROY C. Lester ot the Post Road though hm." 1“ N'" 'Haven. was . ‘ ' .
H d Mr Lawrence Lombardi roll, Homer?! 10:23::- “Iim 1M Darien has purchased a new Buick reared and educated in .Westport. ,.
~ r. ‘3 ' ~ their 3 “in 0 0 tap .- _. ,. . . ~
axe as squar I" . e . d I
._ ‘0! Van Zandtibtieétdg‘s sister from Legion and Auxlllnl‘) lnICIlIIIlIs; “if?“ in( e . . Teavrill be. served Memorial Day » ‘
-I “95! Mrs, Lem-J llonor roll. Here the Sc\(; .83 “dull Mn and Mrs. R. L. Gillette. or at the “I'Dstport Country, Club.frpnl I I 7
Brooklyn. . o . {on ministers “'illIbc nrfrnzemoration th ‘ooksidc Avenue 13“.an enter- 4 to 6 oclock. Mrs. Florence Gil- I h: . . I
-. . . Chests at as olherspeakers m C0 . and Miss Lois Gillette and Miss mour will sing at "I" musicale.‘ ‘ ' ‘ - . i . - ' ' . .3 .- .."
r 4....“ ”so: cm. .5: 1... mm o. the mafia“? . .. nice... o: x... Haven MI M... 0, B. m, s... and Mn“. n onor of the homes v. ho fought and died to presen-e the um, . e
E marine S—Ad" ‘died for their couniry'. .21 mbcr- w“ week-end. Osborne Will have charge. U .1; d Sta f .' .
w G Ghean'o?xe'w 3.... ““I‘Vhlpp‘e m... °i"°.f~§‘.‘i’s ‘53“? 1...: ii“... . ' ‘ ' p A a ‘ ‘ :5 Sb b x m e Ites 0 Amenca and equally in honor of the heroes who fought. on; 13.2.1
' ' ' - dav. ed. For 80“?“1 . ('n the '5 school children of Darlcn . are; .n cracn. r. am 3‘1"“ ~ I k
“‘0? in town §ester’ . ‘ Post has been busy local 5 ‘ eke part in the Memorial Dav “' 5‘ Prince and Alexis Godillot to realize I I” ' . Sac '. th' ' ~ ' l ‘l ~ 5-
m a \‘lrs. gamma Kelley °‘ graves °‘ 111° W); rT‘n:\‘:1fut?tl)lnw:;: cf: 9 and OXPrCiscs at the Fitch's 1:18“ returned from a fishing trip in t 1e SIICCSSSI 1 lesult Of their “flee: ls natlon has set acltit‘ -‘--‘.;>
h r' an ‘ ' ~ ' in: OVeI‘ b inning “ilh 1‘9 ‘ .- ‘ for Soldiers; ‘ ame.I ' , 0
* Chestnut. street are entaggfilter Miss hzic completed a record which “1“ land . . . e s s s . tleth as a Memorial Day. ‘ . i
v Scailcs, - . _
their grand in the tutors and -
a. holiday - n. f reat use . . nd M . H . '
x.rguerite Saundefs of Bridgepo :fzafusfd on Sunday last if; lcl'lelinzferg‘ d Thzéork a: II:;?13tRI'533::;uI:f of Hartford. are the guests of Mr. I th. b . ' - '
.. - ' the loca ' ist ’ and Mrs. He M ' . ' ' ._, . - . " ‘ ‘ ' ‘ "" ""2
4‘”;ch sale of Cedar chests all Pets decolalmg 1“ . at no Ir the summer. ":Y . 91318 Brown 11 IS 0 selvance IS 110“" most fittingly mCludEd the nathnya 16% l: ‘ ,gh“.
., ,.._.dv. 1- .. -* “° W. ‘ ' ' -‘ '
I Inse‘vme‘ s. A o . ad.” of th _ . i..s Josephine Godillot. who has . ‘ - " ' ‘ ‘ ’ '
.3 - ' . 0; Mr. and Mrs. The senior 81‘0“" Of the 3‘ moor; .‘ch ser\‘edeaD:£xt.ulu?1!c'-lit::n been visiting friends in Minnesota. . 11011lage t0 the mel'nory Of he)» oes 0f later ‘Varséall 1n the JUSt (1819119: LL; :“i'i :1“.
" JamesIherov giver?! place and fun-CA" held its final nieeImfi at ‘ oday. has returned to her home on Lud- - . - - - .. - * ;
malt hero or ‘f Brooklyn will the season on Tuesday e\ cn {gated ——‘—t, low road. tlon 01 0f ClVlhzatlon In general.
”Kettle Morano 0 Sunday. the chapel. The boys had ‘1‘ severa‘. . . . . ' ‘ ' '
The final meeting' of the season
3 Brooklyn.
be married 1 . .
>_.
of the Parent-Teacher association ’
of Staples High school will be held L
next Wednesday in the school_ and
all parents are invited to attend.
In honor of the nation’s horoes Pi ' 1 Wi 1 " 1 ~ ' l e17
May thirtieth. _. 38' y_ . gg y “11 lemam (nosed .. - . -.
' FRESH FRUITS AND NATIVE VEGETAB LES AT POPULAR PRICE—S
t the Executive Committee and “'95
ig°jgli§n3mn ot Whom a numbei; modern IE“
were present. After a. few lnforma Saturday . in}: l
tall-Is. games were played, retresh- chestraItr
merits served. and the current sea- gaged m
son brought to a. clcsf.
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I ‘ —Speclal sale of Cedar Chests at
- ' ' —— d'.
Anxevme s. A.v . d
' ' Richar- s
. and Mrs. William - .
flat-laughter. Shirley, ot hew 11min
a the holiday and wee -
- m e ding
sp n Mrs. Richards‘ parents. Mr.
\ung people of “'estport
are planning another
e at the \\’eston hall
About sfining. May 31. An or-
drangea. rfiy'estport has been on.
ry bushes. «evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jerry P. Keenan. of
Treadwell avenue. have been"enter-
lit with Miss Mabel
taining Miss Katherine Keenan. or
- ran eme ,
B) M g h \Vilton Ladies 50-
‘ ““1 With - - r i 0! Chest— \l'lhan the Sour . _. I
_. “a Mrs.IB€D-‘~3mm hells? 2:12“ Club. which non-FholdsBIIIIIfix; firesncptgfeetirort; o; magnolia hy .\'ew York city. for a. few days. BROOKFIELD Finest ~ , -.
nut me» _ - - the County arm ' e _ x . ' s s g .' .
0231.351) FOLEY PILLS 3:151:30. Tuesday. June 10 atdz from thethco 21:21; aggdbazbzr- 1m“ Janet Crawtord. of the Con- 0R SUNLIGHT Creamery : ound Pl ints lll ._ '18
Pills. a diuretic stimulant o'clock d.s.t.. instead of the precifr ’ C‘IIG‘EEngfrey‘ set out in Nor-ll: nectlcut College {or Vv’omen in New 1- Quarters
nl'ymdneys. have brought relief ing Friday. at the home ot . .sI.I “at Wednesday b0“ ht London. is spending the rest or the I '
to! the to learn the art 0 ' g week with her parents. Mr. and SA A? 0 Ya ' ' WITH ON: I,‘ Rafi PACKAGE )
IURD NI. . . .
sufierers from kid-
'. Lane.
the A‘ “
chair-caning, splin
Mrs.
David ColeYl cemetery fund in
whooping coud- C'. Bradley. Ed- Mrs. John Criwford. of Sylvan road.
1’. and rush bot-
Miss Crawford will
to thousands of
Fred Hartford.
no! disorders caused through
0'” c” SUNBRITE CLEANSER FREE QUICK NAPTHA SOAP CHIPS
he graduated
' 0! these OX‘EE-“S- ~ k. - . >Eli \‘
mpgmwgilllmgmmptu flush thes 21131;; in this line lg“ 1:133:33: tained from still” \akemah. Monday. ‘4-
we“ Webixmémc‘igaié‘ifi‘é’é‘r mums: arms; 2... a... 1...... so. victim .. u... . 7 .s N o W D R I F T - *
t . rs. - . ' tion. 9 C t m a. two wii be d - W . ' -»
mas; cilantrose- 31°” states. “I to bring with them chairs in need 0! :3: drafughters. M e T . MRI MAKE“; GOOD .Tths 'J'O EAT-"'6‘“ BISCUITS,
3. No. £1: ”has. 0: Foley Pills. um kind of repairing. e kl n and 7 - ‘ rm CRLST am Fan Fame. HILTON BRAND . m
"d 5.3:: cream benefited ”5 ° ‘ ' ‘ m “$31.32. ‘amwnea s (”mun 5“” 14- Ramon sailed 1 10- EASY '10 OPEN CAN 1 28c 13 ' {It
“a have Stimson-Powell Corp.-—- mamas Dickinson. presidentln sf“ ' )5. ’ stay “:3; yesterday tor Texas after spending 9 13- EASY TO OPEN CAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . “sec 7 mUIOUB ' (I ‘ 1‘
their use—n. 5 Mrs. . II ' ma M d a few days at his home on Rowdyton 4 lb. EASY TO OPEN CAN . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ' . ' see my m‘
ur- . .. I v. Geog“: avenue. 8 lb. EASY TO OPEN CAN - 5.27.11.31.00
-—_—v ‘ e s e ‘ - #—
I The many friends 0! Mrs. Mary I ‘1
_— ‘ -
.' J {593561;} 0; Karate: avenue. who PICNIC EQUIPMENT PICNIC SUPPIJIES ‘ LUNCHEON SUGGEDTIO. 3
o ow ng er ness uring the win- ~ " . ' ' ~ .
- .( her was taken to the home of her PLATES ? for ' i I
r “I ‘ . '~.I son in Norwalk. will be pleased to ‘ Wooden ' 7 10¢ “REX! Tlgomn 9c College Inn Prepared 336
’"i‘ ..-— ——_»——~ V Ihear’tfhat ghenisdgetting along pita] ""°""’;"‘5 .........»........;. ‘ WELSH RAREBIT
'i. ’-—-—-—_ 5‘. rs. 0 el who is afiectlon- \ ' . . . .
'- V - ~ ~- '- ately knowu throughout the village P SPOONB . 10c ' UNDBBWOOD'S 21 0011989 Inn Prepared . 436
a . II as "Aunt Sis" will in all probability .. . “W‘Pfipibf 1118611” (108‘ . . .. ”EVE-3P w ‘ c CHICKEN A LA GEE-OLE
_ _ II-l.‘ . a b; able to return to her home. . . :_ ' a» o-........ P
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(I i . I. F or y . . . . ram . I. 100 301.1233 - 21c spa canons SHRIM 380
‘: - 1 . , . . if}: thin}; annual roll call meeting of Heavypapier Ma, I905. . _ ". .8. ‘RDINEI s .. . . . . . . . .~. . . . . . In glass Jars . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I ' e owayton Baptist church will ' . » . ' '
'PARLOR MAGIC . _ g, be held .in the church. tonight. A .131.“ CUPS ' , 5. '1 10° ' SANDWICH ‘ DURKEE’S » 32°
' ' ' INCO -‘ .5 , supper will be served in the base- Dozen . . . . . . . . , , A . ‘ . . ‘. 331.16 - 23c SII ID DRESSING _ . . . .
, ~ - AND YOUR . ME s l ‘ . 3““ °' :3" m .. w... . . -t , ~ - i“ - mm . M.,. d and 3.... m
. . - » . - 0- or them ers of the congregation. . m “ ‘. ‘ ‘ n 8 e - " '
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in 8T0" at in; __ - - ,____,.- ‘ ; ing held at the Roy-nylon- uos. 12.M Street - l ‘ w“- .~ . ‘ Not-walk Conn-
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