2' Personal Mention . Local. Item U‘ ritWednesday at Home of Mrs. Frederick HeelschermSupper to Be Served Out-of- Doorszadio Concert Promised .1 gills of Miss Mildred Aller will several dance: at the or- ' l'ete to be given under the 2 or the Fourth ward finance lllctlo of the Norwalk 1’. cpubll- en's Association. at the Airs. Frederick Hoclschcr, by. June 3. 1121111....» on lialiun dance. will ’ e first number given. Those 3 part will be: o‘n., Miss Lililnn Hermon. Miss Slgsway and Mice Estelle in Elizabeth Leno will present .10.” "The Lizard.” in costume. n: he balloon‘ and scarf dance. lowing pupils will take part: m2 Helen Kay. Miss hindlinc .llllln. Miss Dorothy Skelly. Miss o. Kisku. lilies Charlotte Lock. tilt! Miss Esther 1011111011 and .Ruth Merriman. . e "Roman Games.” presented ,‘ Allis the play “The Iom Garden." on at the Palace Ll‘ht21tcrl2isi dnceday night. will again be in 12- ed by lilies Aller‘s pupils. s-Beatrice Scolleld Miss Cath. ne SVnnst. lilies May L)nch and his Alyce Graham, will take part. ' 5. 01111122111111 Virust will probably the acconrpnnistaior the dances. upporis to be sorted out of- bore at the orchard fete. and a re- lo concert will lie presented through courtesy of 1hr Studttell Piano Ombuny. Representatives of the motor prps of the Ilrpublicnn Women's Annotation will be stationed at the lid of the Winnipauk ear line from o'clock in the afternoon until 8 ock. to furnish transportation to re. Heelsclrer's home. .LOCAL BRIEFS W " There will be no meeting of the 2*Jul’rior Chautauqua members today. the event being postponed because lot Memorial Day. .1 O t DORLONS SHORE HOUSE good. place to procure e shore . ncr orrsea food in any. style Many parlies are now being booked for the are l on lrcro.-—Adv.. ' ‘ C t O Hook and L‘Iddcr l0 ,1 ~Old Well CompIny'n meeting postponed. Juno 91h. --Ad\. .. Seventy-sex- on students or the Con- ‘ ticut Agricultural College will be raduuted with the degree of Bache- f Science at the tertyvsecond’nn- commencement exercises. June 0 13. Including the 8} students graduated from the college inst th. this graduptlug class is the rest in the history of the college. ‘ O I t . at Lehlgh Coal, Harris 5-. Gena.— ‘Your plumbing or heating prob- 10’;- the new building, or work to replaced in the old building. in important matter. Nelson M. We organization in at your Ierv. hetever your problem in thin 56 North Main street.—-Adv. 5 3.5 and An'nirigk—Angcvino’ I. .. 26y ANNER HOME-MADE BAK- ERY. INC wherry time is here and we olIh you with cake layers for on)“ (two sizes). 140 and 200 on make nice plain cake. tor Qtudge. devil's. fruit and spice Reasonable price for quality 0 o , Hook Ladder to id Well and ,‘ 4th. I G AND OVERHAUIABVG '1‘! AND ACCESSORIES Mien Consuelo ‘ ROTON pom . CAP MILLS SAYS HE’LL BE ON DECK WITH NEW BOAT W. ”fl . Captain Albert Mills. well known to young and old II the skip- pcryot‘thc I‘toton Point sightseeing boat. to» having his landing on the dock rebuilt and strengthened. Ceptein Mills. who tor the put 22 years. has piloted beetlo‘IdI o! pleas. ure seekers over the water on the warm summer days and evening. has sold the Ida. May. but ‘wlll be ' ready this year with I larger boot capable of holding 100 passengers. 1111 will take the parties out to the LON; Island Sound breeze this year. on the usual trip around the Green loot Light. He will also make morn- ing trips bctWeen 10 and 1, lllhtlec- lug unions t e islands oi! the coast in the violnit . . “i, guess I've brought more hap- piness to thousands of grownups and kiddies during the post score or years," said Captain Mills. ”find 1 hope to carry thousands more." It O O Stephen Kubik o: Stroller-f. in iorcmnn of the work of robot dim; the iloton Point Pier. tor the Chur-‘l’ ' lee Wells Company or Rowayton. The dock has been entirely replenked. and all the heavy beams have been replaced with new ones. 21 c e a Mrs. William Weed of the Skee null Alleys BB)! that she is orSantI- ing a women“ a team to challenge the tumors in the great balebnll content between the “Rocks" and the “ltld- ore." ' O l 2 Manager Tommy DeLuco. or the "Rocks." reports his men all on edge tor the big game, He has forbidden Dick Stott to work too hard over the wcclbend. n his firm must be in shape when he taker the mound. O O O "Hop" Benedict. head lite-Inver. has already tested the water. rand reports it fair for this time o! the year. - r Relic! Corps will pny'thelr annual visit to the Monroe cemetery. O O O —Radio and warms: sold on can; turn“. Dounelly.——Adv. 0 O 0 ‘ Large Pen. Coal. Harris .1: Gang.— Adv. I O O The Ophlr Chapter. No. Q2.'Ordcr ot the Eastern Star hare made plans to hold a picnic ot lloton Point on August iii. 0 ‘ O O FABRIZIO. LOCAL CONTRACTOR HAS CAPABLE ORGANIZATION. For many years Henry li‘abrizio. scncra'xl contractor. has been engag- ed locally and in this vicinity—- building work of the better sort. To- day his organization is well and fav- ornbly known and is in a. position to handle any propoIltion in the gen- eral contracting line from “the start to the finishing ot the some." Mr. b‘ebrizlo the directingdorce. person- ally overeeee all son that are under taken from time to time' omce at 7 North Ave. Nor-walk. Phone 2824. -——Adv. . O I ' ~Storage end Remodeling dur. lng the spring end Illmwel‘ month 2 means pertect protection-1nd will give you I. garment tit to wear next fall. Twin City Valet. 67 No. Main Street. Phone (08.—Adv. o o e ' Final arrangements for n lawn social will be mode by the Ladlca' Aid Society at lit. Peter‘s Eventell- cal church at the next meeting. June The attair is to be held June 35th. ‘ O C O —-Old Well Hook and Ladder Compenyfe meeting postponed to June 0th.—-Adv. . O o —:5 per com: off on radios and loud speakcrI.-—Donneliy‘I.—Adv. O O 0 An elaborate program is being planned (or the loot ‘open house meeting of the ’Girl‘a’ and Women’s club to be held Wednesday night, June‘ard st til-"club rooms in Wall 2 street. Wm . '. -—Ad_vertiII in the cortisol tor the beat. reIultI. , The President Of Home Owning ‘ “No greater contribution could be made to assure the stability of the nation and the ad- veneemeni: of its ideals lion of home owning families. than to make it I on- H» Regime savings dépoaits' will place' In your . and the golden key to told. the home you went to EAST NORWALK W NEIGHBORS ARE TO HEAR CHURCH , CHIMES SUNDAY, Bell—~0ther News M enebled to enjoy therehimel It Grace Church, New York city through the courtery of Everett relies ot Fleet Ivenue next Bunny morning Mr Tollee hu 9. powerrut seven ture re.- dlo sot. Thin radio treat heard at 10:40 o'clock was enjoyed by several lut Sunday. O Mine Dorothy Austin is ill at her home in Winfield street. .- o I 0 Frederick Arbbrooke oi" Howard Home is celebrating hie ninth birth- day today. A number at his young friends will attend a. birthday party to be given at his home thlI even- ingiin his honor. I .0 t l Mrs. Hurriet M. Tate heI cold her house aud‘lot at 1‘ Bowen street to Joseph and Regine, Cucurullo. The deal was conducted through tile Tammany Agency or Washington street. I C t Mrs. ‘Everctt Tollee of East avenue to visiting in New York over the week-end. - t O I Mr. and Mrs. C. Averill of Marvin Beech ore spending the week end in New York City. " 0 it C Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gorhem .and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Simeon or But avenue left. this morning tor en tu- tomobiie trip over the Mohawk Troll. O D O Milton Sleuson and Earl Gotham 0! East avenue ere dumping on Bot- “ Inland over the week end. 0 O O Gould Heddcnberg of East avenue was in New York City yesterday 'on human. 0 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harrison or Winfield street are villtlng relative inn Danbul'y today. 0 O 0 Themes Martin the ice dealer 0! Wintleld street has purchased a new two and one hell! ton truck to be need in his bulineu. O O 0 Several bad holes in the 2~mdwey in Winfield street have been re- paired by the Street Department. O O O The EaIt Norwalk Improvement association will hold a meeting It Cor-niggnity 11:11 Tuesday utternoon It -2 . TOKENEKE . WM SEASON ’8 FIRST DANCETONIGHT ‘ IN CLUB HOUSE The season will open tonight It the ’lokenekc club with the premier dlnco ot the summer series. 0 O O F. H. Simmons of New York has returned to his residence at Toke- neke . e e o ', C. L. Buchanan or New York is expected to take uprhin residence at his summer home on Monday. 0 I 0 Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Thomas are among those arriving in 'l‘okcneko tram New York. U Howard Logan. or Chicago. bu returned to "Sherwood." the ter- mcr Wither-spoon houIe. tor the, summer. His father. Frank Logan. to expected to come East from Chi- cago in 8. low days. Give Spring Festival Dance» at S. N. Club m ; 2' _ The Spring Festival dance of the South Nor-walk Club who held in the club rooms last evening. Thin. the last social event. 9! the lesson, was voted by all the most Iuoceseiul o! the your. An excellent locnl’orohc‘strc play,- ed tor dInclng. utter which "team; menu were cured The entertelnment committee in charge was heeded by Mr. John M. Glover who we; IIIlIted by: , Bernie! s. VelIor, Cert H10 Gould. George H. Borneo. William H: For- No and Bradford M. Bollard- PERSWALS} Cords have been received from the' friends or William Hyatt o: 23 Center- avenue. who is spending 1 short vacation in Bangor. Maine._ _- J. Charles H Harril. local glen men. 2 utncturer, is on his way book (tom a. trip to Chicago. an new yacht. the "Chum." will meet him in Ter- ‘ rytown. N. Y.. and he will nuke the remaining part2 oi the trip by water. O O 0 Michael Kopeco of New York city . to spendlnx the holiday weekend at the home 0: MI mother. 1 Oil; 81"“. Fred Janicelll or New Yeti: city to spending the week-end It the Many Have ‘ Already ; Enjoyed Grace :2 Church New York BeIidentI 01 Eur avenue. in the f vicinity at at. John Itreet. will be 2‘ but it would be no cement to my prediction rend undernoudlng of - by who“ during the om“ week. more of Mr. and Mrs L. Mom-13$ ‘ South Main Itreet. _ r 2.52 2 have ell "turned to New York Mr . clergyman and e member et the DEONARD . e, Although Leonard Nemeth. smell can at Mr. and Mn. Harry Nemeth or 3 Hentord Place. is only seven months'old he has already com- mcnccd that most popular pastime of babies. eating. Milk has ceased to be the only food on which he exists. for he has added vegetables. zwcibacb. cereals and fruit to his diet. * “Since he digest: and thrives on such food: it mull be good tor him." say the pe‘rentI Vol thiI healthy DARIEN WEE BURN GOLF CLUB IS HELD , FOR $120, 000 Drive on in Darien to Buy It for CivicCen- tee—Not Sold, ’Tis Said In reply to whether the property o: the Wee Burn can on.» would be altered to the Town at Dericn (or 0100.000. tor use.” I. civic cen- tIl'. David Challinor. member at the Wee Burn holding company. in e atntement to The Evening Sentinel. yesterday. would only. Itnte- that the ownerI were holding out tor a. price " 2 0: 3120.000 AlIo questioned an to reports that the land had already been sold. Mr. Chelllnor said: 2 “All 1 can say about this is that . .the owners are holding out for o. N EME’I‘H “We have not kept to any Itrlel diet for the baby. but rather have lost ted him whatever we thought but and eliminated tho-e thinn which we found did not once with him. " Does he get fat on ouch kind oi treatment? Look at the picture. This 111 the-fourteenth in a. Ieriel of baby pictures. being run tram time to time in the Evening Sen- tinel. it you desire a. photograph of your child to be used in this series. send it in to the Women'I Editor. in 1, #Fhoto by v1.1.1.1... young boy. ' cure The Evening Sentinel. Calvert Stud Its Next not At the next meeting at the Culvert Club study clan ot the Nor-walk Council of Catholic Women. to be held June roof in the club room. 23 West avenue. a general review at the work of the poetl. authors. mu- eicieno nnd dramatists. dilcuued during the pest i‘ewmonthe. will be presented. A my work or each man or we- man to be given tvhioh promises to provide e vetted program. In or- der to help there who would con- Class to Held ing on June 2‘10 tinuo summer reading. the mine: at various books rind plays Will be given. especially those of present day author-e. poets and dramatists. Th9 educational committee e: the club has already been authorized to purchase literature‘ for summer roudiug. Mien Paula Schultze. llo bl‘nriun. will have charge of the me- terial. which. for the convenience o: the club member-I. will be kept at the Hamilton Novelty Shop. ‘0 Well street. . 'l Lakeville Manor Opens With Week—end Party for Summer Lakcville Manon. the vacation house ot the Connecticut Council of Catholic Women. will‘ open for the summer with a week-end burly to be given at the monor. in Luke‘- ville. today. Thin manor. which has proved very popular. is tor the purpoee or giving sell-supporting women nod girls an opportunity to enjoy a va- cation at a. moderate cost. More than 850 guests have been accommodated during each at the last two seasons. and approximately ROWAYTON " WW YOUNG 'VIOLINIST PLAYS AT HOME OF MRS BARRETT Bradley Niokerlon. young stu- dent-violinist. again gave impres- sions of great future development. when he played Teeter-tiny at the reception at the heme oi: Mrs. Perv Barrett of Broeluidc; As at the recent musicals at the Methodist Church. he oilseed with his renditions. of several pieces. some oi which he played on both occasions. ills first group at three members included Saint seen- "The Swen. " "Minuet" by Beethoven. and Wlevowlki'e "Mazurka." His sec- ond group included the somewhat 2IWeet and popular ”Souvenir,” by Drain. o. well: by Rommel. and the potutltul "Mauritian." by Simon- “F I Throuxhout Mr. Nickor’eon's play._ ing gives-greet enjoyment to the musically inclined“ To any that he isle ext-cider would be untrue. that he show- I. great depth or up. ouch piece be played He hes the reel feeling which enables him to interpret. arid this telent may lead him to heights limited only by hi: 'own study, The Inner-lieu] pouch and technique he can acquire at any time. It. iI to be hoped that his instruc- 1m will allow him to recite again 2 in the near tuture. Met-tine Ogden o! Bowcyten ave- nue nu been confined to her nettle The state deportmerit- or eduo . tion had on investor in Bewnyto Ill recently. invariance the com or rlrchool boys who work after school, tours. ‘ 1: 2r .2 e e e mountain”: of the dye works the helldu yak-end. Belch Chili; o! New loves ll ‘ gaunt. occurrence at to ~ d. 25 'Norwulkers were numbered among the guests ecalr summer. This year. it is expected. that. still more will plan to spend their voca- tions at Lakevillc. as the manor lute just recently been improved. Now shrubhcrles 11nd plantsmnd new fur- nishings and equipment have been added. . loser-rations should be made early. as there are always more up- pilcntions for July and Ann“ then run possibly h caccepted. ‘ Addreu all applications to the ultevlllo Ml.- nor.2Lekoville. Conn. ed in Nor-walk. and both “The Flor- iet. Shop.“ and “Castles in Spain." will be repeated The coats of the two plays in- cluded: Mrs. C. R. Dipple MrI. J. E. Johnson. Mary 11. Snittin. Gertrude Brenda. Lucile Brande. J. 12;. John- son. Eric M. Knight. and George C. Stout. They will again be directed by Mrs. Ida Moleley. Beeklul. 0 Another to call attention to the dengeroue condition at the White Bridge is Mu. William Matthews, who occuplel the M. a M. store at the corner meln the open. "It realm to a." line said. "thet the position of the north wen makes it almost impossible for two cm to pass without dcnger. I otten notice cars hnvlng narrow mop“. An auto barely missed the buttressr this morning. “I think. at least. we could have lights placed there no that the walls could be neon :t night " The ludIl-I o: the Christin En- eover or the nuptial: church turner- row wlll be Funnel Bond pod Sara Wells, . The topic will bet "The World' 5 Need. the Unfinished Task." Roweyton Baptist Church. Rev. Victor B. Settlement“. Sunday servleen: 10 mm. Slim!” School: 11 em. Morning Worehlp Sermon by the pastor on "Chi-in- tinnity and Experience " 7 pin. Young Peoples' society meeting. 7: so p..m Evening worllrip. rim tit a. series of sermons on "Five Great Illusion." Thursday evening there will be I. Covenent meeting It the church. .I o o Bo‘weyton Methodist Episcopal Ohm arch. , Rev. Cherie: s..ony. outer. sander oer-vices: 11 can. Public mflhlvr Sermon by a new Mueller. Rev. J. H. Robin-on at A. M. E. ce'nterence meeting in libmlit Mr. Robinson precedes l Riven More. , go pan. Evening wet-311p. Ser- men by 9. none preteher. Bet. William Bradford Melton victim 2 put-chem 0 South! '5th price or elemooo. While there have 2 been some negotiations for the sole or ill“ property. there is nothing de- finite to report "a ', Charles P. Rumpt. superintendent of. highways and bridgeI. reported thIt the recent action of the Town ct Weetport in nireeinc to the de- rcile ot the Stine, road program. would not alter the program for Do.- rlen. The machinery. following the trouble. was moved. te‘ Durien to complete the 86-foot, concrete stretch to the Norwnlk line. Work on this willtbegln Monday. according to A. W. Bueholl or the Bridgeport ConItructlon Co. Elwood T. Nettleton. tormerhlgh. wa lnIpecter at Burton. was in town yesterday irom Nzw Haven. Charles Van Tassel] celebrated his 1811 birthday on Thursday otternoon. this home. with a. few friends present 0- O O Bayard Veiller. author of “Within the Low." suffered econtusion of his trend. while working round his resi- deuce on Old King's Highway. O O 0 Mr. and Mn. George V. Schliem- inI' have gone on a. Visit to New Mll- lord. O Ele. Anderson celebrated her birthday It her nettle on Sedgewick avenue on Thursddy. cntertulr ing 21 number of young guests from Nor- 11211112. a e e ( Del-ten triumphed over Noroton when the baseball teams at the Boyle laud .Blkcr schools clashed Thursday afternoon. Tho' Stevens~ Pratt battery or the Boyle t‘eum kept the Norotone down to 3‘ runs. Duricn mllopea the ball hard. and piled up 14. O '0 O , C. A. Fetter of Frce‘IporL 19.1. taken the Skogluud house on Old King'I lllghnny. I. O 11 Min 1:1. H. Goodhue ot‘ Ii‘nirmead road is spending a few days in 035111. 1111;. N. Y. . O O 0 Mrs. S. E. lilndley leaves (or Delmar. N. J. ' O t today Samuel L. Tuthill has taken houu at 1“. Post Road. ‘ . e a e . William James is having a drive- way built on his property on Mans- field avenue. 0 " George Kraue'e has broken ground for 0. new house'nt the corner of Middlescx and Noroton avenues. O O 0 Work is progressing on tho loun- the Harold Whitney of Brookeldc. Lake View Road. on HERSHFIELD ., W Dolly Berri“ Between New York Ind rm mun-mu... rumor: novnre 26 ConeordSt. Phone 294 South ‘Nprwalk new you omen no: w. zoo: St. j: “ has. antler: tor the house being built tor- Motor Transportation Co. Lone memos revenue ' .(ihclsoo .1051 2 ‘Eeeture Articles” Club News Cakes, Candies and Ice Given By Members BELL ISLAND WW MANY COTTAGES BEING OPENED FOR SUMMER High tit]! todny will be at 5215. With the advent of Decoration Day the season at. Bell Island is for- muily opened. Many residents are leaving New York and the Bell Isl- and Association has been making ml- nor changes in readiness for them. All2 the roads have been put: into shape. by the association. The sea- son will he in full swing hetero long. “ O o 4L. The new zodoot power boat. pur- chased by W. A. Parker. sank re- cently and turned over. She wu towed to the Best Beach by Charles Stevens, and the craft is now being caulkcd by Lewis Waterbury. W. E. Turner has taken lho.etoro opposite Charles Stovene‘ home and will open it today. It will carry gen- eral merchandise and will be known up the Bell Island-Store. . I t O . Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rich will we tortuln Evelyn Turner and Kathleen Shea oi New lork over the week- end. a o, - . Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sclrmoegcr have returned to Union cottell'e. i It I Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cahill have arrived tor the Iceman. l O t ' The Summit House heeopcncd tor the summer season. , O O 0 Bell Island residents who. have taken up their shore residences are: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swarte. Dr. and Mrs. 12‘- arloy, Mr. and Mrs. Walker. Mi. and Mrs. W. 1“. Clark Air. and M15.J P Hickey. Mr and Mrs Charles Perry 0 O The chart for the nrtesinn well on tlro It. AI. Corby place. at .Bhemeld Islpnd.\l’is being sunk lower. Salt w-ater was reached last week and the pipe is now being driven through rock and has reached the depth at thicct. I 0 0 D1. J. OtiI ot Pilot Island ll“ had his float put in the water. Eva Feldman Given A' Farewell Party Miss Eva Feldman of Westport avenue w as glvcn n farewell Iurprlle party at the office of H. Jacob and Sons Company yesterday moon by her co—workcrs. Miss Feldman has been with tho Jneobs.compnny for sever-pl years. She will enjoy it brief vocation before hulking any delinito plans for the future. a‘hoso present at the party were: Miss Olga. Anderson. Miss Alice Hyde. Miss Elizabeth Backus. Miss Helen Alexander. Mics Helen De- »Bopc. Miss Margaret McGowan. Misc Sarah Campbell. Miss Fannie Modnc. Miss Myrtle Mills. MlsoMar- geret- Mills, Miss Edith Moruco and bites Eva Feldnran. . Frén’klin Junior Class Visits The Children at Day Nurse Cream Figure Prom nently in Entertainment for Youngster of Hygiene Group “- The hyh’lene clan of the Fro. lln Junior High school. under t direction at Miss Anne. Moonahi love a. party at the Day Nora yesterday afternoon, lor- the bell of the tlitcen little children there It was originally planned to g the kiddies the treat June 11 which in Norwulk'e health day. inasmuch as the I'argest batch children visit the Nursery on 1‘ days, the ultair was held yestei instead. ‘; Cakes. candies. ice cream and c colnte figured in the retreshmcl The hygiene class is indebted to Beers or the Nor-walk Dairy for generous donations 0! chocolate 8 err by him. The members of the class t stories and generally emused /' little ones. Those who make up the lrygi class and Save the party yestern included: , Esther Ruttcnburg. Eileen M oer. Florence Itecne. '. Muriel D'Lao. Irene Virflgul Dorothy Nadin and Eva. Mazone. ‘ UN CAS COUNCIL’S GREAT CHIEFS TO VISIT HE ' The yearly visitation of the Gr Chiefs of the Pride ot Uncas Co cil. No, 46. D. of I’.. will be 11 Thursday, June 11 at Red 11.1.2. on Washington streets. . All members are invited to the lair which will commence at 6 o'clock. The annual Memorial service the year was held at tho Thurs» night's meeting or the council Rod Men's Hall Washington str The Great Chief of the state. Daley Payne of ‘Norwalk will present at the annual visitation n1, Other grand odiecrs present -2 be: Mrs. Mary Savage Robinson. Gr - Wenonah from Brooklyn. N. .Y. Mrs. Sarah Hall. Great Mlnnella 1 (tom Bridgeport. Mrs. Mary Champagne. Prophctess of Itickviile. Mrs." Harriet Wright. Great Re 1 er of Records, from Middletown, Mrs. Edna Eestward. Great Ke or at Wampum, Middletowu. no. Anne. Shepherd. First Gr :’ Scout“ 9: Norwulk. 3‘ Mn. Arline Palmer. Second Gr Gr ‘ Scent of Danbury. Mrs. Elizabeth Steinwald. Gr Guard of the Wigwam. Norwalk. Mrs. Agnes Gulbronner. Gr Guard of the Forest. Milford. Mrs. Elinor Twittey. First Gr Trustee, Torrington. Mrs. Grace Bernard, Second Gr Trustee. Portland. Mrs. Iona Rooney, Third G “ Trustee, New London. 1 Half and Half. _ . Nowadays shoes not only come - halt sizes but in half tones. or between shades. This idea has b1? devel’c‘lped to harmonize with mate the multiplicity ct shades hosiery. 2 Some 0: these are the c . amel shades and those browns w ' a. decided tinge 0! green in th composition. The own: 1611: made in with ”0100" ice. cell 540. The Public is invited to visit Pleat. FURNI 43-65 NO. MAIN ST. “ClCO” ICE" Norwullr, from purest filtered . water. It is much better and costs you no more. Accept no substitute—It your dealer will. not supply you and inspect our Butler Street; 'V The Cryslnl lee Company STERLING E COMPANY “recurrent: roe THE ENTIRE noun» SOUTH NORWALK PHONE 105 l your hence the! nude etuntlor hoe Ill' mm In your moment to the emit on your noni- would ode-e you to on drop he 1 lion. We'l ‘ .12: ... .1 mt... 1.... Mrs. Fannie White of (or the last five years I suf: 'fered with sick headaches I felt this was due to ner- _vousness,n never dreaming nation caused my suffering ,l felt wretched, my appe tite was gone; I lost interest Aims not war-11.1.1 Brooklyn, N. Y'., writes; 3.1 3 “Almost every morning, ‘ Woman of Forty Victim of Constipation i; l, l 1 that faulty intertinal elimi- in preparing my meals, life 3 A ;
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