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Still- and MI: R. Be at e
II: are v ting their daughter.
Hrs. 8. Dickm:n,.8pring street.
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Fred deell. Spring Hill. was a
business visitor in Hartford yester-
day.
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{William Bria has returned to his
hhxne on North Main street after
a tow days with relatives
to «Rirerude.
, e e e
:Louis Diamond. Putnam avenue,
is spending a week in New Haven.
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:Mrs. Andrew Phillips and daugh-
rs. Mlmre y and Bertha.
ue. yesterday for
ousand Islands, N. Y. where they
ll visit relatives. to: ten days.
left
0
D. H. Schwr, 10 Hanford
piece. motored t, Hartford yester- h
day.
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examined by a University
to. Benedict. The Jeweler.
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,i Miss Anne Howell,
l o
with
s and reports that she is having
a most enjoyable time.
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i The addition on the
dense at 2 View
ompletion. 1
3 light
McGinn real.
6 Pros-
Btidse-
ening
guest or
lss Gertrude Baiiwitz.
at our nus ,w .vJsitor in
-s'e‘eraldays ‘o.L’
lss Bailwitz was the
rs. Louis Prensky.
enue.
., g . e e e
*Tho Misses Annie
Harriet
utelt.
and
48 West avenue. who have
reJOcted be.
Issuers ot‘ the
Many people fail to
names inibly end an item
out a name is not usable.
any people
sides or the
“not be tiled '8
eeoopied in the Sentinel oi‘lloe
there is seldom time for that.
People using typewriters should
n m
been spending several d
aroneck visiting with Helen
Snavely returned last evening to their
home after a most delightiul s
Bnavely's tath
a former
0..
Natalie Anderson. 0
street. is spending
weeks in Bridgeport, was
in Norwalk yesterday.
,‘. ‘
Miss Lillian Ferguson
ed
street. has r
after several weeks spent
sylvania.
Miss 1 Wall
several
a visitor
her .home
0
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hopkins and
daughter, Margaret. of Bridgeport.
were visitors in town yesterday.
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Mrs. Mary F. Caldwoll.
Main street, was a visit0r in
port yesterday.
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Ralph E. Dibble and
Elinor and
are spending
N. H.
l 9 5 So.
Bridse-
uriel. Marvin
a week
Beach.
at Woltsboro,
. George R. Miller. 75
nue a e ente
Wil-
ton avenue are vacationing at
Ocean Beach.
George
96 Woodward 1, the
Mrs. Frank B. ‘Field. 45
nue. and daughter. Lil-
cans. soup An Varies
'Coil'ee Fresh Blilk
in Penn- h"
. venth grade at Franklin
daughters. M
ue. Norwa
at Bell Island
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' Miss Norms Fitch. a student at
Northt'ieid Seminary' who
lng her vacation with
. . Smith
nus. Norwalk. was out
terdsy on a picnic with t
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Mrs. G. R. Gauchet and
16 Burritt avenue. visited
week~end in Thomaston.
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children
over the
Miss Rebecca
Fitch, 11 Morgan
avenue.
who has been enjoying a va-
m her duties in the
n Furniture
is to return to her we
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~deios an Vietroles sold on
easy terms at Donneliy'sti-Adv.
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Mr. and ,Mrs. Charlton Bates
Strayer and family. 2 Butler street.
visited in Btratiord over the week-
end.
0
Lasio. Perry
Mrs. C. R. B Main street.
to the Sesquicenten
n Fairileld
in Philadelphia.
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Miss Agn
employed
walk Tire
turned :ro
past week. .. '
Lake their stave a two weeks' vacation.
_ e e e
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Nash
Mrs.
. ' s
Bettswood Rea are spending a row
It ass.
l
Marion Michaels. 1“ South
treat. who a
New
cm at Cape Cod. l homo_"°"°¥ has returned
0 0
Miss May Wilson. teacher or so-
Junie
schoo _ Marlon
11 street.
0
Mrs. William Moran and daughter
race. in South Main street, who
are spending the sum
ten. are spending
w o is spending
n, V
Mrs. George Sartuh of Willow
street. Norwalk. has returned to her
home from a two weeks’ vacation in
Letieau. Canada.
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Golden Serials. eon or Mr. and
re. George Sartain of Willow street.
Norwalk. has returned heme iron:
camp
a few days
0
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Apartments. Phone Frank J.
. branch or
agent for the local
Metropolitan
L—Alden
O
111 1.—AdV. wud’
Mrs.
19 Morgan
motored to
week~end.
and family,
walk} her; Mrs. Robert Morton. Tay-
” u or ° . . . were visitors yesterday
Joseph Kardos. and his sisters. 4 l or ’
Talmadge Place. have retur
ten day trip to Niaga
which they report to
most enjoyable.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Lange. Fred
Lange and Emm (Lang .
avenue. Butralo. N. .. a
with Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Hamilton avenue. for a week.
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Mrs. Albert Herman.
. Ben
Law school.
Clay street,
ew Haven
‘
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Parkington.
spend
Allen
tomorrow in
The wound is reported
‘ y'. .
Dr. Mitchell Mislig. Dr.
Below. and s. M. Cherur
at-lsw. from New York,
friends in South Norwslk lest eve-
hing.
Miss Mary Van Buren. 14 East
avenue, has returned to her home
after several weeks vacation
da
11 Margaret
ting friends in Brook-
days. «
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lr Bodaek. Ely avenue. mo-
Bridgeport Wednesday with 1
n h
avenue. vis-
Park. Bridgeport. Wed-
mer st Bald “I
0
East avenue. is b
ry soon an inter-
e or the Brook-
Worcester,
is visiting
t w days.
former-
i‘riends
Robert Ski . and Mrs.
Patrick sk dd r street. visited
triends in Sta 1 r day.
, e e
. ard, Cedar
returned to her home
it with relatives in Port
of our regular $1.
over the week:
0
has returned to
e street, alter a
riends at Atlan-
Extra fine quality
ost to to
50 c Pr.
All pure silk women ’8 full
ass, all colors, anity Fair.
Pr
Flt ' I Cheated
tor
Concerts by
l be given
102nd Regiment Band
ton Point Park:
visited ‘ “n
Afternoon.
. 'kesonian; Lake.
Overture. Raymond: Thomas.
Selection. Martha: Flotow.
Cornet Solo. The Rosary: Nevins.
Nicholas Candida Soloist.
Descriptive. The Clock Store; Orth. 11PM}.
. ot dog roast were
also 0 The roast will be
held at C each, Saturday eve~
m‘ng, an
Intermission.
Alford.
March. Colonel Bogey:
of Normandy.-
Selection. Chimes
Planquette.
Idyl. The Glow Warm,- Llncke.
Gems of Stephen Faster. Tobani.
March. Stfi & Strips: Sousa.
Star Spangled Banner.
Erasing.
March. 102m: Infantry C. N. O. f
ore.
. run a basketball team
season.
Is Candide
'e. The
a d.
lustrous
figured,
Women’s Silk Fibre Hose
silk and fibre
p, first quality.
hose,
Women’s F. F. Hose
fashioned
more 1'1"“
64x76 cotton, plaid and
lock, colorcd blankets-
. $1.00
—\
Plaid Blankets
Full size, colorful plaid
cotton blankets, sateen
eight and
‘ blankets.
$2.98
\
Indian Blankets
Famous Beacon camp
100%
w virgin wool, full
on bound
“Old Town” all wool,
full size double plaid
blanket, sateen bound.
$8.94
\
Beacon Comforts
Gorgeously colored jac~
blankets, for an extra quard comforts, 72x84,
brow, the auto, or striking coloring, silk
camp. b0 (1 "
$3.98
Comforts
Vanity silk mull cover-
ed comforts, filled with
finest white cotton.
e
Beacon Bath Robes
Lovely new coloring,
bath robe sets, com-
pletely boxed, finest
quality.
broidery .
Silk Sweaters,
White Costume Slips
Silk Scarfs, regular $1.75 to $2.25
White all silk Chifl’on Hose
Rubber Shoes for
Dresses, stamped for em-
$198
long sleeves, $10.00 value ... . .$4.98
79c, 2 for $1.25 \
...........1s1.49~
$189
rbeach wear ......79c
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March. Call of the Elk: Alford.
is n.- Luigini.
Soldier Boy: Clark.
8c tiand. Lamps.
of Victory,- Bion.
Despondency all health is be
lieved to have prompted William 13.
"Pm" 7°“? deuch- Ostrander 45 idcnt or Brook-
. . a res
0 held for the past 15 years. to take
was furious. his own life in the woods near his
. t rn
rem—Passing Show. home Saturdayate
it
ey afternoon. h
gun and told Mrs. O
was going hunting for
Nothing turther "was h
him and when he failed to
home late Saturday night. Mrs. Os.
trander sought the use or tip
sous authorities and as.
neighbors.
W A In M
_. "Moos
HEAR Al. 101.5011 smc
HWlflI~
. gin. Famous
“WHEN THE
_ aromas
RED RED ROBIN COMES :
BOB'BOB BOBBIN’ 'ALON ”
Norwalk Chronicler