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t‘ vice-president. Paul
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‘ Conductor. Clara noeltwood.
' Inlet-{It ‘condueter. Ills. Arnold.
‘ sentinel. Isabelle ltursfest, . .
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Orator. Ado Thornton. .
Assistant recording secretary.
Beatrice Day-emitiu . . .
' The next regular meeting or the
mantra. ,mrid r W"
ileCOrnedBeefI,.................109-111.; .
’ chomed'Beef 2401b
, Skinned Home ‘. .‘ . . .". . ”41¢ ;lb.$~<
u»kedHerrings..........,.......27c lb;
-~l’Iultze’s Sanitary Markets .
I} I»? Street nndRailroed Avenue; loath smut;
so and 4.8 Main West, Nor-walk ‘
. . _ rgctown, Barton, neutrino. hlack‘noclr. Bridgeport.
“my . Wm el_ted=~
”gm." pwpuy' “3, camp willhs holdduly C. Ice‘creatnq
' .l and ohiiiirsh'ivltave I“
Alligl‘errls. the well known ter-
mer. received a severe kick from
one at his stable ot'ridlng horses
yesterday so: escaped serious injury.
am. sum the herse'trom'th‘e
barn when .the animal - kicked up.
Mr. Ferris held up his Inn to pro-
tect his body iron: the horse's been
but the hoof continued on its way
Just the cattle and landed on Mr.
Ferris's body.‘
Mr. Ferris was troetpd {or cuts
and bruises by Dr. Bradley. No boner
were broken.
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1t expected that the new’ lights'
which are being elnstalied by the
Connecticut Light 4-. Power company
will be turned on any'day. A crew
has been at work for Up: past month
wiring and. placing new fixtures on
the poles. '
The following letter is being
sent o”ut by the Itoway-
’ton Civic association to its members
.‘inan effort to raise the necessary
Lmoney ngeded to pay, the bill for
plightlng. which was promised to the
‘town of Norwalk by the association:
"Announcement is made that the
new lighting system may be expect-
ed to be in operation any day. .
“The‘ responsibility of the Civic
association tor the bills for lights
now in use continues only until the
new lighting begins.
“Our treasury is in immediate
need or about 3150 to pay every tlnal
obligation on this matter.
" Every member of the association
is asked to contribute at least $1.00
and one-halt year's subscription to
the lighting fund. .
"Payments will be received by any
of the following: William 1’. Jen-
nings,~presidcnt; Charles E. Funk.
secretary: Delos L'Hommedleu. trcs.
surer: Deodate Davenpor’ Howard
Evory. John Flint. Lawrence Paul
~ new...
to
Km , alumina.
herein/lie “'3,” reins» ‘ ,
~ sire. r.‘ troupe enteitelseo‘ner
“sister iron? ,8pr rot-Ir. arts at her
horns. ‘on'North "Lends recently.
‘ " O . O .. ‘
-swhn Kane. 1) rsble'_ yet attrac-
tive at Allen's .Drn‘ : guru—Adv. .
Among, the resident-,0! .Row'aylcli
who attended the graduating e .
close or the pupils or the Roger L d-,
'low Junior High school in East Nor-
wallr. Mondayevenlng menu. Jo-i
h ”Station of Roton avenue. hire.
hell's nephew. Edward Gerhardt.
or East Norwalk was one or the tour
honor students grquating. ; -
e e a
Mrs. Stephen Pardee, Westside
avenue. spent yesterday visiting
friends in New York city.
. O I O . '
It is with rcgret,that friends of
Mrs. Emil Knorr. owner of the Sum-
mlt House on Summit avenue. Bell
island, learn she is confined to her
home by illness. They send wishes
for a speedy recovery.
O 0 O
The members of ,the Ladies’ Md
society at the Methodist church.
will) have fancy work tor the fair,
are requested to nnlsh the articles
and get them as soon as possible to
Mrs. Ira H. Klggins oi McKinley
street. The date set for the bazaar.
Thursday. July 14. is rapidly np-.
preaching and ladies in charge of
stables are anxious to have all work
in as quickly as possible.
I O I
Tomorrow evening. the I'lowayton
Baptist church‘rlli' hold its regular
midweek prayer meeting at which
time‘the study of the book “Moslem
Women" will be.resumed. under the
leadership at Rev. Victor Scallse,
pastor. '
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Members of the Ladies' Aid at
the ltowayton Baptist church are
enjoying a picnic. on the grounds
about the home or Mrs. Eugene Am
bier, Witch lane today. A
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Miss Theresa Jul-boo. Smith lane.
Bell Islahd, has returned to her‘
home after spending several days in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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and Frederick Stabeii.
Mrs. John H. Ferris is critically
ill at her home, West avenue. Mrs.
.; Daughters end 'Riletives
0
Civil War Veterans
At NorotonTodey.
An interesting and va'ried program
will be given this afternoon at the
fitch's Boldlers' Home in Now-
, --.ton. on the occasion at the an-
nual visit, to the horns by the
daughters and relatives of the vet-
erans of the O. A. a. They will pre:
sent a specially prepared program
which will be preceded by e. wel-
come and reception trons Colonel
Beeley, and his stair. several mem-
bers, ot the G. A. R. are also ex-
pected to attend.
w. D. Eckart Plane—66.000
Bungalow 0n Mills 8t.
Building Inspector George 8. Hub-
bell has issued tho following bulld-
lng permits:
Jennie Jarvis, garage in Highland
avenue, 3260.
‘Charles Erisco. t oundation for
store in Main street. $1.000.
"Curtis Owens, porch addition in
Mills street, $150.
William O. Eckart. bungalow and
garage in llillls street, $6,000.
CLASSIFIED knowledge is power.
Ferris who has spent many years at
her summer home. "Cobble Cot-
tage." on Bell lsland..has been in
I‘aillng health for the past few
'months and was.unable to be among
the lslandérs this season. She will
be sadly missed.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Murphy
several weeks at. the home of Mrs.
Murphy's mother. Mrs. John H.
Coates, McKinley street.
N U M 0 S S
for Colds and
Bronchial Coughs .
One d0" hill Ill. IDOL
Borne without injury to the
most delicate stomach.
Sold Only by
Plaisted Drug Store
.48 Washington St.. So. Norwalls
and son. East avenue. are spending‘
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home is at an end. Without requiring any
on the part of the user, it will maintain an ideal temperature in
the food compartments of the refrigerator at all“ times. Frigid-
‘ aire does this, day and night, through the hottest or most change-
able weather. There is no occasion to worry that food will spoil
during a hot,‘ humid nightcr over the week-end. . Frigidaire is
as dependable as your electric ' hts. You can go away and leave
Frigidaire for a (lay—for a w k—or longer, and while you are
away it will continue to provide the most efficient refrigeration.
The Norwalk Electric Co.
20 NO. MAIN ST.
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ELECTRIC .
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PHONE 2978
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in all parts of America have demonstrated its dependability and
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