East
Norwalk
33in Drquants it‘ll;
Bridge Pharmacy l
Prompt and efllclent.
service at all times.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait ior your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER, Manager
EAST NORWAALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES
Fire headquarters. \-an Zandt St. Tel.
170.
212~~>lilast Washington and Fort Sis:
2M~Van Zandt St. & So. Osborn Ave. ‘
ZlfiwEast Ave. anti Rowan St.
217—~Wintield St.
223—Fort and Charles Sis.
224-Enst Ave. and Fitch St.
Mfr—St. John St. and iCdlto Ave.
332 Seaview Ave. and First St.
335 Boulevard and Second St.
331% Cove Ave. llilti Fifth St.
Auxiliary box in Marvin school non-
nects with box 31th.
Auxiliary box in lt‘itch school con-
aorta with box ztti.
One blast of whistle at odd times.
testing or line open.
‘ One blast of whistle at 8 p m.
.. standard time
Box test at it p m.. every" Wednesday
Two blasts oi whistle --t l—-llre out.
lIoIII blasts of whistle l-l ll~—-ni
8:30 a. In. no school.
Same call at it into. In. one session
A telephone message to electric sin
1 tiou (Tool bctuoon tho hours of ti o.
m. and (i a. m. gltlng location oi’ tir,cI
on piano will be giIen ol' nearest box
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Miss Ethel tiluror continues quite
Iii at her home in WIIItlIIld ntt'oet.
.lt). (lorham. of First street spout
Monday Th\ \‘ou \‘Iolh (it) on bunt
nose.
A number of oyster buying sloops
are authored oil" llorion‘s Point, ink
in}; on seed.
......
The new module at the Crescent
Laundry is being worked today and
runs dulto sirlootiliy.
1 by the talent. .
”mum“... m-..“
A. Anderson ls confined to his homo
in Reynolds street with a severe nt-
lnck of the hollow sore throat.
'I‘iIc Methodist Clans. of tho blunt
Avenue t‘burrh. hold its weekly lllt'ti-
but, last ovonlnn. The gathering was
inrgcly attended.
The tiunnoctlcut Company lino car
was at. work on the, llorlon Point lino.
today. nothing: slight repairs to the
line in oeuvlow avenue.
......tm~ .. m. .. ... fl...
These rainy. cloudy days are bad
(or the natural Izrowtb oyntormon. sov-
erul of whom are working on the north
on llridneport and thoracic.
Mrs. Horace Key‘wmth. oi Gregory
lionlevnrd. who was reported to have
an extent that she WJIll out or doors.
yesterday.
The. East Avenue Methodist Church
chair will hold its new rehearsal.
this evening; in the church. it to
hoped that every member of the choir
‘ ”will be present "
, _
George Holley. of mast Washineton
street, has token a position at. thi‘I
Oreneedt unfidry. for the tumor
. rash season. .Georgo worked it the
laundry. lest storm 7
. Robert nlvdonrnrg newsroom,
who i «motored an a better in
diets obtain ailment. ,
t
i
been seriously ill. in improved to such;
A large number oi East Norwallr
sports attended the smoker-which was
held. last evening, at the auditorium.
under the auspices of the Twin City
Athletic Cloth. The boys were more
than pleased with the showing made
__“_. i
Harry Dexter. of Iteyser Place. East
Not walk has returned from a several
days' visit with friends in Tom's Riv-
er, N. J While there Mr Dexter en
joyed his first swim or the season and‘
reports that the water is quite mum
at that place.
m.
St. Mary‘s school baseball team. of
Nonalk came to East. V'm walk yes-i
iterdey and plnved a twelve inning has reopened her summer home on “”9““ and musicians, studied ‘“
game with the Marvin school team
Darkness fell hetero the completion oi
the game and the score stood at nine
runs each, when called by mutual
. agreement.
Ship Carpenter John Banks. oi
Filth street. is rapidly putting the tin-
lshing touches to the titty-toot motor
boat. which he is constructing for a
Bridgeport physician. The craft has
been plunked and riveted. and it is ex-
pected that she will be ready for
launching in the near ruture.
The sudden change in the weather,
yesterday afternoon. brought with it
much discomfort and will perhaps
stimulate the epidemic of sore threats
in the community. it behooves every
one. to take the host of care of them-
sclvcs lest they become effected with
this painful malady. 'l‘iIe thermometer
fell quickly and a drizzllng rain tol-
lowad the cold wave. which made Inst-
lors still more uncomfortable. Many
bt‘onqht. their overcoate out of the
moth bulls and agnltfput them on he
a protection against. the cold and die
TREE.
Captain H. id. lau‘kwood. ol’ the Ad-
dio V.. who is an all 'round hood tel-
iow. took the trouble to look up a re
porter. this morning, and explain wily
it was that the little tun so often goes
through the bridge at about it o'clock.
According to (“aptaln Lockwood. on
Monday he waited on long as he could
to accommodate shop goers, but was
towed to go up at ll o‘clock on ac-
count of the tide. the water at the up
lII't' end of the harbor being no shallow
that images must be taken up at llool
tide to prevent them being stuck. with
rosultinz: delay and possible Ilauutgu.
..
SHOOTING A LOON iN GEORGE-
TOWN.
A Great Northern Loon or diver
dropped down in the pond at (it’tit‘de
town. Monday nttornoon. Owing to It
brook down in the 3iihort & iionnctt
wire mills many employees were not
working, and some of the men thought
the loop was a wild goose. They be-
gan shooting and utter several hours‘
work ourcceded in breaking one or
the land's wings. (but than in the vi
oini‘ty had It narrow cocoon from being
shot. The matter clone to tho atten-
tion of (lame Warden Wilbur ir‘. t-lnIltlI
and he made an investigation renter»
day. The tonne ltl‘i‘ protected by but.
and be admired the munou oi nhonl. n
balt‘ dozen men who did the shootlnlt.
and will prohuisly matte examples or
them.
W.
PENNELLwARMOTRONG.
invitations have been issued for the
wedding or Miss Adeline May Arm-
strong. of Blast. Norws‘llt. to « miph .
Lewis i’enneli. of Merton. which
will tekeplnce on Wednesday. June
21. ihttyat 3. o'clock. at No. s (love
nonunion“ Norwelir. the borne Mr.
l’onnell bee furnished. for his bride.
wfl'
In one at the crowded strum at
New York a beggar Willi In the habit oi
intone his stand every day: and on
posting textile charity or the pseme
«by. ‘ By to this oi a short: string he
held e dog. around on neck of which
wound on Mtoned{wltli, the words.
"i Ams._niilii " h v to load old gentle
man. who had had. in the loom of
i
f Westpor’t ,
& Saugatuck ‘
i
Ii AII‘other new cottage is to be erect l Th
ed on Compo benth east of the mill. '
Henry Hucnerherg’s new residence
in Cross lligh way is nearly completed 5
Miss Snrnh Potter. of New X9.rk1
Good Hill.
Mrs. William J. Sherwood will en-|
tertain the Current Events club, to!
medium afternoon.
l
Miss Louise til. Foster has taken 11‘
position as stenogrnpber and boohkeepl
or top E. J. Taylor.
ill. W. Nolan, the shoe
will return this week front
wet-lts' trip to Canada.
t
merchant.
a four
Mrs. (‘. ll. Strnyer. mother hurl
two children orb enjoying a month It
vit. at their iorIuor home in Maryland. 3
Dr. William Wheeler and William
Morse attended the Mill annual bun
quot of the Round Table (tub. of \‘or
walk.
This afternoon at ‘l: '10 o'clork the
Norwulk high solIooi baseball nine
will cross buts with tho Btnpies high
school nine
Tomorrow being Ascension day the
lull morning service with be com-
munion will be observed at both 'l‘rin-
lty and Christ churches at it) n. m.
The Epworth league of the M. ii.
church held a business meeting, fol»
lowed by a social hour hour Monday.
evening. at the home of Mrs. S. l). l~‘ll-
low.
The Wedding of Miss Anna Rub
[neon and James London will luho
place early in June, before ltov. .l. .l.I
llunmin loaves town on his Euruponn
trip.
'l‘iIln Wuch Mrs. Hope Borden and,
Children. alao her mother, Mrs. A. N.
Lewis. of New Haven. will arrive III
(,‘otupu Mill, where they will be the
minute of Mrs. Noll it. Mitchell dul
big the summer.
CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND BONDS. .
New Haven Rnllrood Company Hne‘
sold the tune oi «1,937,000.
NEW HAVEN. May 2-i- -At the otlicoi
oi the Now'l'ork. New Haven and Hart.
tori! ltalltond t' amount. it is ntaltdi
that the whole til.tt,27otio oi tentrnl
Now l-‘.‘ unload tour per cent guaranteed;
bonds have been marketed F‘IonI the
sale the New Haven compony receives
M10000)" rush. representing pant ad
vnncevr tor improvements and other
ltIVestnIeutn in the Central New hlnmi
land. tit thin chub $6,700.0th will he
held in the New Haven compnnyn,z
treasury to no; oil the name tunount
or live your. live pert:.ont notes of that
New Haven corporation one next intri
nary. and the rent will be bold in the?
treonury tor the general purposes of
the corporation. 1
0! the 130,000,000 convertible three
and onehali’ per cont. delmnture heads
of the New ltsven company. which be
came convertible into stool: at It or
lien or three to two last January. with
a convertible option extending tor sev-
i
i
converted into the shores oi the cert
poratton up to the presenvthue. ..
Protector c Alphoaae doubt once
wrote an English armour. room
was published“ while. 13h. Biotin was
auction. on (tell he
a further it ,
to hurt
would hurt moral
you it i don‘ t. l more than like you,
you know that. but i haven’t thought
0! loving anybodywat least. not 8.0
soon."
‘dooI-e oi the
when she wnutud.
. {mllnrltiee
:yet It: the curtain tell.
'weully.
mum
. "'1 can't. Ned.
you by some thin, but it
idiocy that i love
“But Sylvia. I can't wait.” the man
pleaded.
"Ned. let’s not tullr at writing.
Let’s drop it altogether tor nova. won't
. you? You ltnow i wont succeed, With
my music. l'm young. thereto picnic
for me to: do. and plenty or timer for
doing it. beiore even thinking oi“ set»- .1
ting married. New. isn't that so?"
The girl bent towards him with on.
openi’iianded tomboy gesture he
knew so well. .
With a swift pang, the man realiz-
ed. that she was still girl ahd not yet
woman. Her argument. too, was run.
sortable. ills love abould not be sel-
iish by dimming her prospects. She
was this enough to salt tor.
“All right. Sylvia. but lost remem-
‘1ber that i love you. So when you
Heel like loving, Just call on Romeo.
end l'm there.” its esflenyed a grin
t
rough the influence of her teach~
or she had gained the notices oi II'
wealthy and \\ ell-kiln“! lituron of
aspiring munitnl students. and already
had secured entree to several wou-
barricaded cirtles. She enjoyed the
friendship at three or tour cl’eter
.the school at opera and could manage
a stage gown without especial con-
eciousness.
She. made her debut in a. small
role. but had studied hard and wee.
‘ given a good press notice.
But also for pollution!
The death of her puts a changed
Sylvia's plans entirely. The people
in power lost interest in her. The
exclusive homes began
to swing stittly on their iIingen.
However. she didn't have time to
i indulge in a broken henrt.’ ior she wtu
in debt and needed money.
llor glimpse It stage life lod dis-
illusioned bur somewhat as to the
ease at existing in the rarefied at
biosphere oi art w she turned her
back. albeit rI-gIo lnlly. upon the. en-
chanting grand opera stage or love
on! tours, and unloaded to don lib!
. mask of mirth on light .lpnl'n nouns
With a swish oi liuiiy gownn. an
engaging smile. and some suture, she
made good. llor houses were pit hurt,
and she melted even more flowers
lly degrees one
learned to hits the loading man with-
out a thrill. to tolerete little
by pig-necked mau-
ugmrs who could multe or break her.
and to regard but associates no sov-
no competition in the race for fame
and money.
The lines oi her month were setup;
It hit thinner.
0 0
it was the mom night oi the per:
0 O U 0
immune to llooton. and a big Limo
W‘ll on
Excitement ran it... with all
The girl was at livl payout. Never
before bed she so sparkled and anus:
Sh. bed the audiome at her (not.
she sighed
"Oh. for one loyal friend in Lhil
had 0‘ chum." who thought,
in he: dressing rtionl. prior to the
second act. «be planted llutlenly over
the flowers heaped about.
Her eye caught the blue of forget.»
Inc-non. lite hum-rs! Did he still
irotrumber. then?
She looked ONION)! tor the curd.
Her eyee were so blurred with turn
that one could scarcely rend the name.
SI "Mr. Edward Norton."
She came on. more any. more duh-
in; than ever!
Bite rend Immoral oven in the
prlmtiiin tune or the arch-om
lender. She taught the adoring
aim of a autumn-unit girl in o rou-
row. From a box on the right one
could tool the greedy, consent eon
el‘. a with who had ohemd her his
money end his past. and thought. bin»
nit shrine her It good tomato.
She Ihivet'mi and «mu; her have
con; with It purity and exquisite mo-
.oti on to which she bani thought hen
lei! lretrievnbly dulled long before.
A tribute of alliance mot her rendh
non. Then broke It ilnl‘fmt storm: at
minimal
3!!! did not respond with her acnel
flesh of teeth. and (thick nodding 0t
tho heed. hut stood stripped to m.
monument. will; unseemly into ,
the audience.
The adhesive lender topped m to
“when too Ito encore.
VIII-r softly one no; lbw»
their night.
oi phi.
With betting wings box return from
. their pilfihl.
”chonthts gé'home to you. my
’. Wit the M, It team ‘
‘SoIIllI Norwaik Buy Surprises
, the lightweight champion oi the state.
ernl years about 317.600.060 have horn 9”“ trusnt birds. which, ”a“, of . I
tins turret or. delineation, lonely f
Bllllii i not
Everyone at Twin City Athletic
' Club‘Smoker
’l‘hnt John "Raver" Benjamin. a
South Not‘iwnlk boy. is a comer there
is no doubt in the minds oi the large
number 01” his friends who witnessed
he performance at the smoker or the
11.th City Athletic Club. in the Audi
torlnm. last night. Raver, in the final
event of‘f‘iilo evening. was pitted
strainer Bunny Ford. of New Haven
and both men were evenly matched
throughout the session.
it might be said thht Ford was no:
In prime condition. He has taken on
some flesh. and evidently in recent on
lrrtainments had been roughly
handled. as he had cuts over each eye.
ills seconds, every time there was i.
pause. were kept busy renewing tin
pinhtct‘s on them. Finally. in the tltth ’
rOIInd, Benjamin succeeded in getting
one of the plasters ol‘l‘ Ford's left eye-
lid, and the old wound bled profuse-
ly, causing Ford considerable nnnoy~
once. as well as preventing a clear
vision. .
Benjamin is steadily improving.
and his strength and wind power are
surprising. He managed himself well
and made every move count. denpltel
some terrific stomach blows adminis-
tered by Ford, who sought an advan
logo in that portion of Benjamin's
shalom!
While no decision was given by ilci-
tree Billy Hogan. a delegation of club
members waited on him alter the
show, and he admitted that the up was
a draw. and be further stated that he
expected some great work from lion-
jamiu inter on.
The opening event was between .loe
Heresy and John Loot-halt, both nil
South Norwnlk. They are clever boys. ‘
but Lonschnk was the better traiurdi
and heavier built. and had the host oi
the argument.
i
Frank Fay, oi ,South Norwnlk, and
do» Curler. of Bridgeport. furnished
the second (nature. and Fay surprised
everyone by sticking out to the end
(I did not lose his nerve although hi i
had a hard plopositlon. and much
more experic‘ncoti man against him.
William Brown. of Stamford. nut1
Eddie Kelley. of llrlduepon, tarnished
tun oi the most interesting contests oi
the season. lloth were very evenly
mutt-bed and dill fuel. as well as very
Iiovrr. work.
1.
David W. Remand
'9 North lulu “not. 300th Not-welt
Rectum I illuminate» “mt.
Tougher). at oibce. ass-2.
Telephone at noon. I”.
w-.. w... ..
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight. Propellerl leave Pier
fill. Fleet River. New York (tool
of Dover Itreetl. ever? do: to:-
cem Sunder). at 3 p m. Prelim
received at. Norulit up to 4 p,
Movement Started for Big (lath
.tontlon all: over the country.
.will be to get all the pastors of the
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
igatnrs. non seven. and the remolding.
illitil NATIONAL
003M598. 80M
erinq of Detonator From
All Over Country. 1.
A national congress for. the Holy
Name societies of the country is pro.
posed andat present is attracting at-
‘i‘hls or
ganithion is. known as. the greatest
parochial society for the suppression
of profane and unbecoming language.
it; is recognized by all denominations
as a public movement. that has a great
influence in lessening vulgarity, prev
fanny, obscenity and profanity ot the
iioly Name.
The suggestion oh the. national con-
trcss was brought up before the ‘exen
cutive committee oi the arch-diocesan.
union of New York. The director gen
oral of New York is known through-
tut the whole country for his wooden
I‘ul enthusiasm in everything that
pertains to. the real interests of the
Holy Name society. Meander Mooney.
may be counted on to give advice that
is thoroughly practical and to win the
cooperation of both the Holy Name
men and spiritual directors of New
York regarding the proposed congress
of the societies.
The first feature of the congress
diocese together. to discuss their ex-
periences and oiier suggestions as to
the best method of interesting the
men in this movement.
Holy Name societies are now per-
manent organizations in many of the
Catholic churches. Meetings are held
regularly and every tht'tc months the:
members attend mass and receive
communion in a body. l
in his annual letter concerning thei
Faster collection Bishop Niian an
pounced that pan of the funds w ould‘
be used to establish a home for in
tents of the diocese so. Already contri lll
tions have been received from Lathe
ilc women. throughout the state and
all signs point to the success of this
undertaking.
3T. MARY'S V. M. C. ACTiVlT’lES.
St. Mary's Young Men's Club base‘
‘nIll team will play the West Sides. of
Port tl'bestor, in Port Chester, next
Saturday alieruoou. A good game is
iOt .Il inns will attend.
(Jllb .unday in Nornalh St. hiary’ s Y
\i. (7.
Bridgeport. which team at present
claims the Junior championship of the
state of Connecticut. (‘ooh will be
on the mound tor Nm\\nik and all the
otlttr stars will appear in the game.
This latter team has pin) ed night
game ended in n tic.
St.
day owning and two applications for
nItIIIIbersbip will be acted upon. 0th-
er matters of routine business will
be transacted.
(in Memorial Day the team will play
a Stamford nine in Slamiord in the
morning and in the afternoon it is we
ported that they will play a New ilo
cheiie team in that latter place.
Herman liners. oi‘ Norwnlit.
Weston for a few days.
is in
In. end South N‘orwslk up to i5:8tl
p In
Norwnlk Stemboet Certaintyi
Analog J. Imlth. o. O. Menuhin.
Leuoe General Agent
. ,
EverybodyWorks
but Mother
snr. cooKs
, wrrn
~40-
The
Value
or a pair of nineties line in their
being illicit right We employ or
pcrionond tlcnllste graduate phy
niclnntt to examine own and trust
unit-e sIItinfnrtlon
it. 'nilt’iliifliletl iii years.
TEAM ER
counters mo oerlcime
37 Atlantic Munro. Mumford. coon.
.UL course. it. is hormonal. and. indi-
with the individual» and. that. Militia.
expected and a large number of the-
will play the i‘liuuderboltsfictv
There will be a revulnr meeting of;
Mary's Young Men’s t‘lub on Fri-i
Garden Sage, 1 ,
‘ Colonic tirayfiilair
A feeling of sadness accompanieis,
the discovery of the first gray hairs.
which. unfortunately, are looked upon
as heralds of advancing age. Grit)!
hairs, however. we not always an lndh
ration oi advancl'hg age. tot many pet»
pie have gray hairs quite early in lite.
(rates that there is something wrong
needs assistance in correctinghfzthe
trouble. The same is true of hairthaii
is constantlyialllng out and becoming;
thinner every day. I! everYthlngZ‘imj
right with nature, the hair. even or
cmnperativeiy elderly people. should
be lone. thick and glossy withouhevlen
a streak of gray.
The ideal assistant to nature in re
storing and preserving the hair is filly;
eth's Sage trad Sulphur Hair Remedy.
a clean and wholesome dressinfi,_10‘
daily use. it not. only removes deride
ruff. but strengthens weak, thin an _
tailing hair and promotes its gt‘owtli.,Ar.
iew applications will restore tndsdiot‘
grav hair to its natural color. ’
This preparation is ottered to the .
public at fifty cents a bot le. and is
recommended and sold by all drug-.3
slats. Special agent. Stillson-Powell
Corporations '
FlNANCE COMMiT'llEE TO- went
BRIDGEPORT NEXT WEEK.
HARTFORD, May 24. ——Senator Pad-1“
dock announced yesterday that the
:lt‘inancc committee of the legislature
will probably visit Bridgeport till
week for the purpose or acertainins'
the sentiment with respect to the bond—1 ’
ing bills now pending before it.
The committee will visit the press »
our High school to satisfy themselves
1 as to the need for a new high school or ‘ “ ‘
the enlargement of the present one. .
BUNNY‘S DOPE WRONG.
Bunny Ford tights Raver Benjamin ‘
in South Norwalk tt‘uight. Bunny
says. its pretty hot for ring work and '
ihc‘ll put the Raver away before the.
stheduled six rounds is up. A lot of
“69‘? lights will appear on the card
i u‘hitil will be staged by the Twin 0123's“
in. C.«New llaven Register. Tuesday.
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TELEPHONE CALL 720
MR [ill Hill
l
i
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A s T N O R W A i. K
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food (incited to Order
an i. li‘illlliilll. Int...
THE new scones
Definition of Chiropractic
Imminent: to the science or no
can» at the dim and tho on I)! II-
luutln' the Item Diseases are
by a wrench twist or south in til-h
beck Even if done in childhood“ _
cream pinched nerves and m
{an}: life in tho different. arm III.
I.
" Chimnmtem remove the own
this disease end pain. and health h
metered through hormonal“ Milt
um. Ivonne in your body. ,
Nerves-eon. Rheumatism. M“
lil. Betti. Kidney end Vanni/em
use: are then crucial emotion: I)”
Curvature of this spine Your
never met diving (3
chance to help you.
’1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
0pm Mti’hdli at Saturday overlie”
Conch
in white or ki‘tllti.ywiih
National optioned wind
shield.ior 1,
$ . 15 ,
Others up to the
Woven irmmocio. their 1
‘ammocks
u wumneron iv. somchvaI
mauve vacuum the” m
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