THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
m FILLING THEIR 3le won
1resh Mined Leht ghCoal
FOR THE COMING SEASOgN
DON‘T "FORGET To EXAMINE THEIR svocu serous
PLACING YOUR ORDER.
Telephone 721
68 Water Street
'éEducator
SHOE
Children’s Ankies
Will Not Turn
When this shoe is worn because
its special construction counter
acts ankle strain
The shoe ilts snug under the
arch, distributing the weight of
’the body on the ball or the tool.
The toe is broad to prevent
cramping and encourage natural
development or growing t'eoi.
SOLD NOWHERE ELSE
NORWALK.
IN‘
a
CONNEALLY
AND
'BRACKEN
“at WASHINGTON STREET.
aou'rI-t NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 363-4
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WET-Ems QOAI. Go.
THE SUCCESS OF
CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION
Depends upon the quality of the
Cement used.
ATLAS is the standard in ce~
merits because of its purity and
uniform quality. Made in one
grade—the best—of genuine Port-
land Cement Rock. The Govern.
ment is using millions of barrels
of ATLAS on the Panama Canal.
For sale by
I”t I Elms Q9“- ®~ 'W. F. Wigmore (it Go.
TIIII sour idle-n ll «dim. 11p-
lo- date ”whom such AMI: is
luv
11"
7-Juwol Watch
351‘7 or ‘9 sumIIInuimnn
VIII and an it.
W. R. KIRCH O CO.
ii‘BKcI'voo m YOU'LL AI.
vavo suv
The Roger Ludlow
Twin City or Nugget
CIGARS
AOK YOUR DEALER FOR THEM.
B. J REYNOLDS:
MAMUF’AOTUNIH.
The South Norwalk Savings Bank,
AT THI COIT OF IOMI OMALL MORIPICE 1‘ OUHE TO HELP
YOU IN FUTURE YEANI.
97 WMtonSt. Udtedflanklluildlnz SoutthvaIIt
I‘.Irt\1uIit_
‘ ’(IIIIIPIIII
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You Must Live Within Your Income
TO OUCCEEO 1N THIO IUOV WORLD. A DOLLAR ON TWO. PUT
AOIO! EACH WEEK IN
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have constantly claimed
and claim now:
NII IIIIIIIII'IIIIIII
‘llttnll -
’l‘he buttler ut‘ proof being upon
the claimant, We herewith un-
thIIlen ottIselves of a few
"proofs," Our Huzeiton coal is:
DUST-PROOF
DIRT-PROOF
CLINKER-PROOF
SLATE~PROOF
WATERnPROOF
Ilnt not FIRE-PROOF—nuot III
the slightest degtee. not the
smallest trouble of ii the proof.
it these proofs Ilon't c‘ontlnee
you. there is the one supreme
lest:
WE
Try It Yourself
The B. Hershfield
& Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
NEW ASSORTMENT OF
CrepePaper
FIGURED AND PLAIN
lilc a roll
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington at.
MONEY To LOAN ”
\VII loan money to housetteepers at
3] Weekly payments. also to property
owners on second and third mort-
‘ uaxes. All business trnnsucletl strict
‘ |.\' confidential. Office hours from 9 u.
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III. till 7 p. III ; Saturdays lid 9 p. In.
lNDEPENDENT LOAN A SECURITY
COMPANY
94 Washington St. Havlland Bldg.
Ono flight on. Room 1.
PRESCRIPTION
WORK
! IS OUR SPECIALTY
We. have u etontpiete stock of Patent
Medicines. l'crfuntes and 'l‘oilct ArI
lit‘les.
Aututs I"llIIt‘.I' tiI'IIIIIII (to t‘itoco
iitII-s
DRUGGISTS
3 NORTH MAIN STREET
Special for This
Week Only
Monogram Rye Whiskey. .75cq1.hot.
Sherry Wino .35cqt.hot.
Fine flock $1.00 one. doitvored
IIlIll‘l gomtn, too IIquI-rIuIII to men.
Into. till “I cut prim-II
lItII lions! liIIIII it‘rec Hiiilll'lIil} night
CENTRAL HOTEL
Cor. Monroe It Ch'stnut 81s. Tat 161.3
J. A L. DISEOA. Props.
i' ‘l‘ Hiltutil} III l‘IIIIIIou Httttiou.
in town IIIIIIH IIII itusltteuu.
III
Mow liIIlIItI Hill") ”I Elisabeth. .‘IIII
II‘IKI'.‘ III II about III Mint: it‘htroutu-
Iwiiw. or \V‘I'Mi avuuuo, for over Hun-
Iitit
ll IIIIIIIH‘II III W‘outpott.
\IIIII lIIIII Ito-III lllilIt‘l' It‘l‘IiIllltIIIl III tlII
IIII-u two IIIIIIII III the lusti-
lIIIlIIiI
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IIIII‘I.‘ Ratio and throw other IIIII-
IIf‘flIh or the Ilurntrtun i‘ropnrtttorv
lemni huvu umw to Brighton [lunch
“7th- III Mr. ICtttIh‘n IIIIIIIIII'IIIIIl‘ to wit.»
twat- lhr lflt‘l‘li at that place
Children’
JUST FOR TH
Confirmation or Graduation
CALL AND SEE THEM,
as soon-I MAIN or. I
so. nonwautt. ‘ The
Cloak and Suit House
33 SOUTH MAIN ST" SOUTH NORWALK.
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Great Sale of Ladies’. Misses’ and
s Dresses
I8 WEEK ONLY.
Dresses. for Girls. 98c to $20
THEY ARE BEAUTIFUL.
' H 515 MAIN STREET.
Parts arAMroao.
O’BRIEN, the Hatter
LOOK AT rue Denotes.
$1.55. $1.90. $2.40. $2.90.
DiD YOU SEE THE 'CAPst
45c, 95c;
YACHT AND GOLF CAPS.
45c. 951:. $1.45.
6000 can one,
$1.90.
UMBRELLAS,
65c, 95c, $1.50, $1.90.
Warren - Detroit
‘6 30 ’9
We woul‘t’l call your attention to
”19 llbholsteritte on the new lot of
)1’IIII'I'IIII-litrtroit “30's" whit-tr we
have on the hour.
A {gentleman owning a. car cost-
lug $4000 said be had seen no (‘111
\1lth better littlsh or upl’folsterinu
at twice the price
$1100, $1150, $1250.
lmtIIIIIiintc delivery.
0
The Clifford
McPherson II. Stevens, Props.
Single rooms. with or without
bath.
llooms en suite, suitable for iam-
illes.
Terms IIIIIIlIIruie. Rules by the
mouth. (‘Itli and examine; Ito trott-
ble III show.
(‘ulsiue and service excellent.
t‘ul‘o stocked with the choicest of
brands.
Cor. South Main. and Elizabeth
Streets. South Norwalk
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Haniord 8t Brooks
42 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
.r “i‘ n.
Wm”...
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM w & HYATT
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.
Bargains In the Basement
Handy Household Helps at Very Low Prices
: Garden Hose, 30 It. length . ............... Be It. Pyramid lI‘ly Catchers ....................... 4c
I lI‘Ullr-hlr llartlen Hose, 50 It. lengths ...... 12c ti. Pineapple lIJyePs ., ........................... 19c
I this 'I'Uitrtcrs ............................... 23c (iood Paving Knives .... .....................10c
1 Window Iil'llh'Ilf'h‘. long handles .............. 29c Wire Carpet. iiealertt .. . .. ................ 10c
I broilers t'or gun or oil stoves ............ 15c ltattnn l'arpct Heaters ............... . ....... 12c
"l”llIItlrlIIIn” lI‘lI- IIIIIIIUII ............... 6 tor 25c CH1 Openers. Will not slip ................. 23c
l‘oistm r‘ly Paper. 7 sheets in envelope ...... 3c liautl Scrub brushes . . .......2 for 5:
DIIIIIS IIIII IIIIIIRIIS
Mrs Sidney Guthrie
111111 lane litttbtle
Itllllli'l Town 'l‘ux (’ollortor
_ ‘liuiltrio. died Inst night at her home
‘in t'IillttIIuIlne. 'lirs (tutbrlt- IlfllI Iil‘tll
Inn invalid fot Illlili\ tents. but her do
.lllIhO was IIIonpcctId and roused a
south to hot lmiily irientltt in \‘orwnlk
nud Siltorntlne. WIII‘III she was well
\lrs \vttII oi‘
Sid no 1'
:klllmll Sim had been It life long HNII
PURE ICE
lt‘ IIIII \1Itttt tune in for this sum
{met :4 use Ion tlitl Ilil‘l‘ it in the lictk
‘I’IIIlt‘ It
of “‘Ilif‘II
made hi .1. ll. Linsex.
Mabfllit‘hltm‘iifi
tnettt station.
old in Its. IIIIIIIII Illllll 1' Met
I’It. II
Atztleulturnl
. I-iIIIIItist.
APPEARANCE
Turbidity . .................... Non
Sediment ...................... None
Color . . ...... ... .. None
Odor ........................... None
CHEMICAL EXAMINATiON
Free ammonia ................. 0006
Albuminold ammonia .0144
Chlorine ....... . . . .05
Nitrates .. . .. ...... None
Nitrite. ..................... None
Hardness (Clark a clearer) . 3.31
-ead ...................... None
iron ........................ Trace
\‘o lIIIIIIIIIIIl liooIiIItl pond iIo stiItl b_\
this Iotnpnnt.
Brookslde Ice Co.
BERKSHIRE
tho I'IIIIIIWIIII; is the ututitsta'
. lIixpct'h'
|tlIIIIt of the plat II and 11' to :letv eight
nears oi age She is sttttived oui} b.\
IIIIII husband. The funeral \Iiil be held
hunt the lflltlllt rIIIIiIlIInIII in Silver
Intine tomorrow IItiIIruIIIIn at :3 o'clock
i'llot. i‘ liiehtet will llIIIlIltIf’. tllltl the
TitItIIrntIIut will be ill the Silvermiue
IIIIliIIltIt'I.
Mrs. Sarah Peacock Bent.
.\lr~ N'tlllili i'em-Imlt Item. 11 itlow III
‘IIlt‘ into ltItIIllI-t: iIIIIIt, died at the
home ol' her son. lI‘tIIult It Ilt'lli. III
Ilti\\lilli>s III'I-nttv. linst Norwalk. II-s
IIIIIIIIIII noott.‘ She Was aged eighti-
.otte years. The hotlv uill be taken to
.I \lititilr'tonn this hllill‘. III lIIIlI-Ituker
Illuiiti \\
llttItIIIIIIIl. tor burial. next
.\lI~ItdII_I illt rtnne
Herman Nrtnker.
lit-IIIIIIII Killikl't IllIIIl III his res-II
IlIIItt'II. Jtu Second street. l-Iust Nov-
IIIIlit, this morniruz.
venrs old lie learns .21 widow and four
I ltiitircn. The funeral will be lteld
‘ XIIIIIIIIII IIIII i'IIOHII III 2 :to mimic Iliilll
his lute l't‘hltll‘itt't‘ iiorlul in East
\‘IIIwniit IIIIIIII-II'IW.
Funeral of George Hills.
The funeral services of George llillra.
who tin-Ii 'l‘hursdut III the Soldtors‘
Ilotun in Norotop Heights. ur-III- hold
HII VI It: fort) 'IIIIII‘
lF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
\\II have IIil‘liI All kinds in
season
Extra Fine STRAWBERRIES
a Specialty.
CANDIES. cré—A‘rfifroaacco and
300A WATER.
G. GHIOTTO
Tel. 927 179 Wash. St. Bridge.
IIIIo‘ llIIt'lfllNIii III the Home IlIIIpIIl
'I‘lte it'lliflIlih “I'lu interred in Sprint
(trove cemetett in [union tollowinz
the servites
MARRIAGE I8 MIIIIILLEO
OEOIIIOE OF IIEORO BLOOO
New York Court Decided Against
Edith Williams
NEW \‘tlllix’, \Iu)‘ it Hidden nexto
blood In the wife‘s teittn is unfliclent
around for uuuultucttt of her Inurriaue
to II White husband. according to II tie
woucu's
Tan Oxfords and
Pumps
\\ IIIl lI‘IIIIIqI Whip 'I'ip or I'htitt Short
Vamp
At 82.00, $2.25, $2.50
169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
BIJOU DREAM ATTRACTIONS
Several Headliners Oharod to Patrons
Tonight.
The IlIloII ilt‘IIIIIII lIlllliit'lIi IiII_1I .4
‘i‘lo-utroi. has It i‘f'flI utt-itupolitttu ol-
fIIrlIIIt Illi‘ IIIf‘ butt ihi‘mI lIill'N of this
Iver-1t, null 11 you IIItvIIII’i liIl‘ttlllI\ soon
it. don't lull to this motility. i'tIrt
.AIN‘II'HI'IIIIU‘i' auti I-IIIIIpIIuI lIII‘ IIll‘
headliners and their IIIII'IIill I'otttutiy-
Iiruiuu. "lioltiua ititi III Mottlfnttl." III
intensely iIItIIrIIIIIitIII oven instant
during the twenty minutes rIIIIultnIt III
plating II. ’I‘IIGIII IIH‘I'I‘ I11 AI Idilg Foo.
one of the ricer-rout moxirlnrtrt that
has over appeared in this cit). Home
III the Home he turns off are no hut,
IIIIIII that they It‘t‘ weird. ’i‘huu iIlI‘I'f‘
III linu Phillipa. who no u blurit tut-ed
comedian. keeps IIIII IIIIIIM‘ III an up-
roar "in lntporanttntiottu or well-
iIItowu utltmtrei men an» wry clover.
'1’th hill also Iiit'IliIltlfl II Hilf‘l‘lill I-II
monument of Kittie lireil. a eleven
change rIrtlIIlII. who eupittreu her out
dleheo right at the aintt and holds
them. Only the latent and heat tho
lion pictures are. shown and they are
rum: to Internet you The morning
perfortIInttcr-II are given at 7 and ii
o'clock.
WW...
The Castle, Drum Corps met inst
evening at one of the members homes
in South Norwalk. 'i‘he corps III not
yet completely organised and the meat.
. gave halt! weakly to accomplish
vision of the courts of Ihiii state. Iinttd
IIIi IIINII today
\i‘iiliuut ilortou. wealth) plumber.
who not "It IIIIIII loettiory decree of hit
ttultucut Index in the state supreme
court. IIltItruIIIi that his wife. Edith
Mat Williams. although IIIhiiy It lilll
lultu. bud represented herself to Illili
before IIIIII virtue us of Spanish descent.
’I'I‘IIIHIIIIH.‘ on which the III-tree was
erupted went to allow that the wife‘s
mother lllllll’li'tl n negro in Wilton. and
’but the Iiauehtot born to them nus
‘IIII defendant '
MAY SUE THE PHYOICIANS.
Hoaith Ofttcer West. Takes EapotIOn
to Their Statements.
The liI'Itttli III IIII: NIII'WIIIII MtIIIll'III
.\sutuiuilott Itt their IIIIIIIIIIIII \‘v'etilliIs
Il-tt night III the Norwuilt Hotel. when
n wt ot IIIMIIIiIltIiiH not pm‘llt‘llllllt‘i
t‘tllllllIIlIllIilIIll .1' to llr. West. confirmed
llH t'lir health officer Irv the city corm-
IIII. Wt‘l‘l' pukut'ti, may be more for
trut'hinu than Intended
“1‘ What Inilututcs that ‘uttilo III-o
bublt he will bring tIIt itIIIiIIII for ll
be! IIIIIIIIIIII thI IIN'lIIt‘llI association. (In
their declarations.
In. West put It uu rantlue I'IIIIthIIuy
on “‘1' home of II. Mid Mrs. Mint
“union on the Wuahiualon ItlIIwII
lItIIlIIII. tm turnout of tho Iliuuu» of
their four .IIIIII old dsttuhier. I‘lflliIIl.
Itith hUiIIt'I lover.
OVPBIEE TOLD TO MOVE ON.
“.511.
Canstabls Silk Hustlers Crowd Away
From the Norwalk heurvolr.
’l‘IIII telephones from the vicinity of
the City of Norwalk reservoir were
busy this mornlnx connected with the
Water MI'PI‘I pollen headquarters The
people who called Ito frequently told
(‘htnf ilratlim that’ there was It hand
of mutton preparing to damp by the
reservoir for similar Officer tiryan
t-IIIII 11 no soul to theI place and escorted
the band to the city lintI as no otiiror
and from iitcrrI to the town line as the
constable that he. Ilu The crowd hart
with them hesidc till dirty children,
tour bears and some monitors ilp
came the tent stakes and away how
the hand when Olilcor 8111i arrived.
They belong to a hand which It
test days ago were short out of Static
lord and out out can rise Now they.
III the Wastwrt constables iIsnIls.
‘1.
ilIItIIetIIber
Inootle 2t!"
Mann-ii. "lirerttc 31.1.“
and l‘tIltImbil.
'l'itone Mil GLUTEN. Bil-:3.
new garage. 7334.
the speedy little
Auto Company
The Intent... 46“
IS IN TOWN
Clasfy in Appearance. with the LatestI
Style Montciair Touring Body.
lletrI-mc power on hills with a speed
of i to til) miles an hour on high gear
makes this the ideal cur.
"liup'
runabout. also the reliable
Ili'lleI‘IIKIWIt-i
()f‘ Ullr
Norwalk Consolidated
:_=j
CONGRESS OF MOTHERS
Annual Meeting to be Held at Denver.
Coi.. June 10-15.
The loitoutrtg work has been done
by the National Congress of Mothers:
Organization of mothers in connec-
tion with hundreds of schools. to stud."
the needs of the children. and how to
meet them.
The cooperation of home and school
eh‘eeteti by the IIruanlzation of Par»
cttts' Associations in schools.
The opening of the school houses
as social centers for the people, witir
interesting. instructive and wholesome
entertainment for all.
Organization of (.‘ity Branches. NaI
tlonal (‘llllgl't’rlh of Mothers.
()I'ttztnizntlon of State Ilt'IanIbes of
National (‘ongtess of Mo ers.
I Extension of organization of meth-
I'l's anti teachers. and work for welfare
of childhood in foreign countries.
Grippe.
slime lust summer tilled
with ”mini“. and Ilut‘it I;
Il|_\'
III
hlIIliIIiII nail ”in“ for bus
front Lullrtppe which
IlIrIII war It sIIcII e-tsivcl).
st'IvIId
IIIIII
to the piople of Norwalk.
To Sufferers from Malaria and La-
.\II ”\f‘illi'illlilt‘llf‘l‘ in buthIIII; at the
system
the early part
of the winter 1 Invited spirit lllilI vigor.
locks Medicine has lIaItIsiIIIIi ”10
me
rerut red
I‘Illlh 1111i. \ I clctguuan “ell ltnonu
war
PEASE SENT TO JAIL.
Norwalk Colored Man Badly Bruised
Hts Wile and Tried to Escape.
The cur-III llI (George Pedro. the cot-
orett IIIIIII who was arrested 'l‘hursday.
by t‘uptniu 01‘ Police ‘l‘ltomas ilunt,
after an exciting chast- through Innis
ill iIZust avenue. came up in the Nor»
\1uik side III the town court )ester-
day alteruoott Ill ‘1 o‘clock. lIIII'tIrII
.IlitIKI‘ .losopit ll. 'l'uilot‘
I’t'flt‘l‘ \\Il:1 IIlIuIIIIIIIl with ttttxnttii on
his wife. and trout the condition of
Mrs i‘euse's lacr- there was Ito IlIIttbt
lIlfll «unwitting bud been happening on
that part of her body lier eye “a5
until) swollen and nearly closed and
there were bruises galore on her
cheeks and forehead. .
'i‘huruIIaI .‘Il‘h I’I-nse IIIIIl gone to
the other of Prosecuting. Attorney lien
Hurts and there it warrant was sworn
out for l‘I‘ItsII's arrest t‘apinin lltmt
was selected to it" for the man. and
he won uItIuIanlI successful III at.-
liil tug him. though it took ll long chase
lo do it. When the fellow saw the
olileI-r routing for him be IIIIIIIIIIII on It
run in the opposite direction. The
Inptnlu “th close on his heels. and
.InoI a short t“l()sti-'ttlllflll_\' nlilllli.
managed to nab iltI titIoitIg i‘eIIsII.
l‘hII man was kept to the Ilit kup nil
Iiu1 IIII he could not suture the $3111
bond “‘Illt‘Il wuu IIIII'IIssIIIII Illi' iris titr-
IIIIIr liberty \‘IIutIIrdIIII witch the fuels
of the ease bait been IIIIIIII- plant and
uwuult. .lutluo ’i‘tttior
to It L’iIleiLt \tsil ti‘t'l‘ to the outttwttttl
utttl ordered him to par thI I'Imts oil
the cone.
MAY DANCE 1N RED MEN'S HALL
Star at Columbia Circle and Friends
Hold Pleasant Attair.
'i'ht- sociui events of Htar ot t‘olutu
lIiu tiII-.Ie lotupuuioitu or the lI'otI.ost
me always cultivable and lust night It
uituuul Mm IIItIqu. hold at llnd Man‘s
Hall in wusitinaton street was no IIII
caption.
’l‘hc attendance watt excellent tho
Insult being ti). addition of II comfort-
IIbirt sum to tilt llirclu' II ltusrtury.
tivoc. II ore hog». furnluhod the music
tor tho IIoIIeln' .
The committee of arrangements for
the dance was lwadod by or. II. 11.
Want an chnlrmutu MIIIII Mantle Me.
Lotmhlln. Minn Catherine thrift“. Mrs.
lI'rIInIt Sven, Mitts t-latlle Luwior. Mitts
Margaret Kennedy Mina Marie III-lo
hnuty Mrs. Harry Webb. Mrs Elisa-
beth Imppnrt. m ”away Weill) and
Mrs. Francis “gory
0am“
WIPIY.
reader. 1
her husband treats her right.
l‘itcrn III sadness in her sadness if from
him she acts It slight;
but the glutinous ot her glutinous
And the sermons of her sadness
Aren‘t in It. with her madnesswtvhenm
. tits Imus stats out all night.t It
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the Inuit tottnti unlit) ol the churut- oi .
I‘vIlIIi‘lll‘t‘tI I’IIIIIIII‘
IWith apologies to tho author-«Ind the ,
There in ulnduetts in her glutinous when ‘
The I iIIIilL' together of the First in-
ternational Congress In America. on
the nelfnrc oi the child. of March.
ttltut.
Set-urln: cooperation of Department
of State in extending: invitations to ov»
cry IIttlon. —.
The arrangement of conferences
with Imvermrtont departments for the
education of parents in the physical
and metal. as well as mental tralnlntl
of children. and the systematic greet-
int: of immigrants on their arrival.
with literature in their own language.
Itivim: American ideas and customs
and ti welcome. ‘
The education or puttgntu as III the
plusical and economic injury of some
forms of child labor.
The removal of children from pris-
ons and criminal courts. through ac-
tive work in securing juvenile court
and probation system.
The svslcmntie care of dependent.
neglected. l‘I‘l‘IIlR children. through
diving much needed advice and guid-
"lice and throuah organization of
I'uvertiie court and probation associa-
tions in cooperation with every court
where children are heard.
The prI‘Ivcnticn of Juvenile crime.
'hrotuzh opening of play grounds and
'IIII school yards extension of the in
IIIIIIiIIItlon of manual training and do-
:Itestit- science in education. study of
IIinsicnI condition: study or communi-
11 conditions affecting children. co op~
orniiim with schools and courts in care
t‘f I-llildt‘on.
The publication (II n child welfare
IIIIvuzlne. which is an essential factor
ill the development It. tho grout work
the Congress has in hand. .
The publication of book lists for
mothers anti book lists for children.
III-IIpnred hr the literature committee.
which are in constant IIIIIIInIIIi and per.
form an important service.
The publication of study outlines for
mothers and parents. prepared by the
education of cmntnittoc.
I’liIiIINHIlm of other leaflets on child
training.
Furthering the osiabllshntent ltt cv~
my state (It It school to touch dent in
touts to spettk. that the) may not be
Iill‘tllt‘r hIItIIllIIIppIIII by losing thI'I op
pnriunlli to acquire speech It llltt nat-
ural IIItII.
aim-tun Ibo bItbiIIa' lives by syste-
lilIIIItI instruction of utotheru. iII co
operation with hoards of Health
ISHERMAN COMMANDERY SOCIAL.
t-iltetntuu t‘otutuquIIIIv. l.'. t). it.(
held II \III'y succcuutui box suelni. last
night. at the HIIIN or 'I‘IIIIIpcrIIIIcII
Hall. in Wall IIII'IIIII. Norwalk. There
was II more attendance. and a very
enjoyable litm- Willi had. The follow-
ing program wtts presented:
i’ittno lIloioIItioII- William \i‘oliuitz.
‘iteciinthm mMrII. 112.11 Patterson.
VIII-III Holon Mitts AiIIIIontlI
1'1 hintiiua Iiolo «Mrs. (lac-III t‘autield.
Mandolin HIIlcctIIIIII- Misses and Mr.
Mocbau. ‘
RN‘IIIIItinw—Mi‘fl. I’MICTIIOII.‘
Violin atrium-Menuhin“ ll. Walsh.
‘I’Iano Boloetlouwt‘tlurouoo I‘nlIIII.
“Irritationw Willium Show.
Mandolin t-loioctiou IMIEM‘N
Moohau.
Violin I-ioio >Mrs. James 11. Walsh.
Auction of Motion »»»»» 1). A. Diabrow.
(‘ream untl lemonade
ISILVII WIDDING ANNIVERSARY.
General and Mrs itttascli Front have
issued invitations for the celebration
of tho twenty-111th or silver anniver-
sary or their Vodilllig. on Friday «a;
I
and M r.
i ottiuu. May 27th. at their residence
West avenue.
.4...
Mrs. gatherino Powers, of Plymouth
avenue. Norwalk. Willi admitted to the:
INortvaitt Hospital tor treatment last
again;
tail of the Hotel Green.
a guest or South Net»
rind! more».
Wm. M- .
“ALWAYS PIOKIIIO Oil
HE," SAYS PETITIOIIEII
‘Ho was always plI king on me" do»
cPttrcd Phebe A. liogartlus of 3311'
afaietto street, ilrldgeport. when ask-
ed to tell in the civil superior court
yesterday in what respect Lucien it.
iiogardus had been cruel to her The
wife said liogaIdns “as loud of stm
ing ottt late nights and coming hom
11lth a package Once he mm a job III:
a flteman in Norwalk, but he refuse-i
to get up 11 hen the tire bell rang and
.hey made hint sur'IIIIndeI the red shirt
and but met.
Was Very Peevish.
Mrs. liogardus told Judge l Ward
1. (‘urtis that her husband foun fault
if the meals were. attrillc. cold and
that he became exasperated if she
spoke to hint while he was reading It
paper. On such occasions he. would
inquire if he couldn‘t get a chance to
read without being interrupted. Then
he would throw the paper at his wife.
and call her uamos.
Right to Jaw. '
Once when Mrs. George Taylor
from Huntington. L. 1.. came to visit
Mrs. iiogardus. the latter woman
started to fix her hair preparatory to
solar: out. liugardus entered and Iie~
’Itandcti. “Where are you going?" Mrs.
llogardu-«I said she thought she might
:0 out.
"You‘re not going out." declared the.
husband. as he. swung neatly on her
law. The plaintiff's maiden name was
Phebe A. Kearns. She is now employ
ed by the George C. liatclteller Co. lIt
Bridgeport.
Jlldtlc Curtis allowed the divorce on
the ground of cruelty
ATTENDED EPWORTH CONVEN-
TION.
The Norwaiks Well Represented at
the Gathering in New York.
The annual spring convention of the
New York District Epwortit League
was held at the Sixty-first Street M. 1').
Church. New York. yesterday AIN‘I'I
noon and evening. The Norwalks were
wIIil representeti. those attending bo-
tug: Miss Clark and captain Byxbee.
limit the First Methodist Episcopal:
Mr. Plait. from East Norwalk. and
from the Second M. E. were Rev. and
Mrs. 'l‘orre)‘. F‘. 'l‘. Roscoe. it. Abbott.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rubey. Mrs. Carrie
Smith, Miss Carrie Smith. E. Weather
wax and Ralph liedient.
At the election of officers Norwalk
got its share.
Miss E. M. Ford was elected super
intendent. or junior work of the New
York iIistri .
Carolyn with was
vice-president.
F. T. Roscoe was elected one of the
burn or directors of Epworth Home.
At the evening session an address
was given by the Rev. it“. Watson Hau-
nnn. l).l).. pastor New York Avouuo
Methodist Church. lirookiyn.‘ IIr. Hau-
Iutn took (01' his subject, The World‘s
Supreme Need
chosen second
Straw
Hat
Time .
III here, tItiII also the best .IIII'IIw
bat. in the world in here.
$3.00 34.00 36.00
5
Joseph Davis
III Washington street.
. m Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler