I
i w
In a long hard day of it yesterday.
getting it” their orders out so as to
be closed for today.
Rcv. George M. 'l‘eoplc. will conduct.
service in: the weekly prayer and
praise service that will be held to-
night at the Advent (.‘hriatinn Church.
At the conclusion of the prayer
meeting to be held at the East Aye-'
nus Methodist Church tonight. he ol-
flcial board will hold a shor session.
The weekly prayer meeting of the
East Avenue Methodist (‘hurch‘wlll
be held this cvcuing. licv. S. P.
Fairbanks will occupy the yulpit and
preach.
The weekly prayer and praise ser-
vice of the chdlsh (‘ougrcgiitiont‘il
Church uill bo hold this owning. liei '
Mr. Valilstrom will otcupy the pulpit
and preach.
Thomas Skidinore.
in Brooklyn. N. Y.. is spending the:
day with his relatives in East Non‘
walk. incidentally Thomas is renew}
Lug his acquaintances.
who is working
The rain yesterday afternoon. while
welcomed as o dust layer, crum- nt an 3
The wastrhlorwn-lk merchants put“
this evening and promises to very in
taunting; All are. urged to Wood. .
The nicotine yacht which has been
anohbrod in Rowoytuu harbor for tho
past few weeks will leave the last. of
the wool: for hombre about onstorn
waters. The craft is owned by M. W.
Duty of New York.
Hr. and Mrs. W. 0. Show arc pro-
psring to erect a new house on the site
of their former home on Roton Hill
which was burned last fall. Darius
the erection of the new homo ut Ro-
ton liill Mr. and Mrs. :Shnw are pass-
ing the summer at Bella island.
-o—a.
Joseph M. Goodwin has opened a
store on Roton avenue, (F‘ortytsecoud
street), Rowsyton. the place being for-
merly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Sto-
phon Stone. Cigars. cardy. ice cream
and other such articles are on sale.
Mr Goodwin’s friends wish him suc-
P88.
Rudolph A. Lohr
Phona 1m
ROWAYTON, CONN.
Plumbing 8. Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
“Belknap” System
0F HOT WATER HEATING
lnopporiuuo'liuie of tho day for tho.‘
3110p people. many of whom
: drenched to the sh.
Door. Pow there were who had tin-f
tlcipntcd the, shower uud who \vorci
properly clothed. ‘
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The iottidouts of East Norwnlk who“:
are foiced to cross .uid l‘H ross lhei
Washington street bridge. many timesr
a day are in hours that before many -
more moons tho scloctmcn will hililli
the .-\.luisi'iouso than down to give thii:
were i
by the down-l
Mort Modern and Economical
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DARIEN
AND
NOROTON
‘Silus the chore BOSE
a tlirco- act
will b5 hold in tho 5185355157 (”ilnirch~
. .
Ion. will preach at tho Union chapel.
Show, Juno 2nd. at 3 p. m. i
Way-w
Wr Tompkins Is remodeling
and enlarging the former Robonwn
".W-..“
Mr. and Mrs. Ten Brook have or-
rived at their home on West Norwnlk
uveuuo where th y expect to spend
the summer mon
Mrs. H. Bclicdo spent Wednesday
and Thursday In New York city.
whore silo attended tho silver wodr
ding anniversary of her brother.
A number of West Norwslkitcs at-
tended the baseball game In Durien.
Saturday. between Darlens and llctlhel.
The Udics’ Aid society met at the
home of Mrs. E. J. Smith, Woolwsday.
May 29. l
“ED WALSH IS THE
BIEITEBT OF ALL
PlTGllEllS"-llll'lll
l
"lthnvo scan all the. star pitchers
now. in harness." declared Arthur ir-
wln. tho ilidglandors’ scout. “but no
body has anything on Ilig Ed Walsh
of the Chicago White 80:. We hear
u l0i about Marquard. .‘lluiiy Bender
(foombs. Ford Alexander and tho oth-
er grout hoxiucn. but not one oxcoll
Wnisb. No. not even Marqusrd m
Matty! 'I‘liis but follow ill“; boon pitch-
log for lllt‘ Sax for more than '3 years
and is iii-tint now than over bolero.
lie is built for box work—six foot two
inchos toll and weighing 200 pounds
stripped lie has superb physical do
; \i-lopincot and knows hon to take card
of himself, Although he uses ti spit
structure 3 thorough “19mm"! Ollt' idramo was given ita second produc tier ho seldom has a lame arm and is
The dust lies in some spots as much i tion Tuesday night. before a largo no in duty horse tor work. lid is pitching
‘9 an "“11 PM“ and “he" a ““1 Paxdlonce in the Norman fire company 'sint least two sholr smut-a inch wool:
blowing the conditions ”9 We" nigh~ house The piece the scans of which' and helping out in tithi-rs. for .Iiininy
intolerable
'l‘he l‘iillmlnghaam Daily “8160‘ Air: [904 w“ “sled undel- flu: direcugnl
in! James Smith. The cast follows:
til 30 contains an account of the Sec-
ond Centennial almn mutt-r of tho
High 8‘6“”! ”MON-"d with 5‘ Hm'i limos in the golden rule; Arthur Rid-I «warms up be on: pvc-ry game. i top =
“P“ anthem“ ‘6“ it 6“ contained “ 1W F. Stark, his son; Gerald Blaho.}whcn it isn't his turn to pitch.
list of non. es of boys who had "grnd—
tinted {ind become famous 'in liliforont
parts of the world. While not men-
Honing their names enough is said toi
genuine boy. that‘s all;
Is laid at the Ridlcy homastond at
Elmsford, Maine during the spring of
Hiram Rldloy, C. lleiinett. who be;
W. A. Cullen. a. wolf in sheep's cloth-
lug; Silas Stoibblns James “.Sinith
Cinch.
Donald 0. son of Hum; Jed l‘orklus. i
‘Callnhan is rushing upon Walsh to
i koap the Box at lilt‘ top as long us pus
si‘ le. .6
I! you‘ 'li takn tho trouble to keep
tabs on Big Ed. you‘ll llUlltO that ho
lly
lemplming this muthod. in: cops his
3 powerful iight arm oiled up If oildiion
“4' ioztioixeticles and maintain: control of
tho l,.iaii You rttrnl \ ilt‘nr that Wal lillt'
have their friends know them. One of HG liugdale tho town constable (‘c- {.5 wild in his I... litery And it “u“ 0L
them is said to have located in Flast P“ are. MP“ (“KM"- who ‘0‘“! "W ton that you new illlll buttoil out of tho
Norwuik and lrécnme a famous violin wisciv but too well. per ltldley, Miss 15.05
maker. ills instruments are fully
equal to those of the most build of the
Seventeenth century. i
0n ’l‘uesd ll fore-noon lid. James
‘wlbh tho aid ot‘ two smut sticks was:
We to take a 'wulk of about fifteen'
minutes ni‘.cr having been laid up?
since the 10th inst... from the effects izjf‘.
a sevcru Tull into an unprotected open
ditch at Mint and Now utii'gtH. East
Norn'nlk, from which he .had to ho:
lifted bodily and was taken home in
Int automobile. While no bones worn
broken. his arms and legs “were twists
ed and strained and his whole system
shockotl. Had he boon without his
stick Wthi h, after sinking to his hands
snapped off 1935 and arms might have“[
been broken.
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Rowsv'rON
ad. today for the coming man. There
will «be a musk-ale and banquet this
mains
wuss-9
Ladle. id slclot! of the 88p-
Ohui'ch wi not' meet. at the
i thin afternoon, as it will be a
dim
Walton and Miss Stewart. of
arrived yesterday at choir.
' .109 at Rolls, tsland,..lto
‘ .
' : unflinching
who 'l‘qkeneke WA! formally opon- '
.1“? mm D. (l- WW Md 5m.
Voshurgh. who knows a thing 01 twon‘
,nud proves it; Nancy Rldlcy, Mrs (E. '
llcnntit lilrosn' s maiden sister.
...._..
AI tho mock trial held at tho Dar
ion Motilwdls Church, Monday cv~cnl
big. iii the somi~monthly meeting of
the man‘s Club. Rev. Gemini ll Smith
was tried boforc Judge George Slieror‘
for robbing the lion-roost of Pcrr y'
Cantrell. and was youtenccd to out iii to
hen. Directly following the Smih'
‘1..twliwood wedding. Rev. Mr. Smithi
was "arrested." and taken to
"court to be tried. ‘ C B. Fitch prose
outed the cm and proved hiniscill
competent. as can be soon by the ver—
diet of guilty returned by the July;
John Hunter was counsel for the do-l
tense. Stephen R. Hoyt was foreman
of the jury, Jams; Ridgomon. Wilbur.
Galnor. C F. Tompkins fumishcd‘
daniaginc evidence against Mr. Smith:
and stated that «be had noticed Milli
hanging about in thewlciniiy of the.
Control! hon-robot. The witnesses for
the defense were J. P. Brummor. hits.
G. B. Smith. 15‘. B. Cmmot and Mrs.
'Percp Cantrell. the latter the wife of
the owner of rho pilfored hen-roost. '
The testimony 5: tho last-nomad pen
converged dangerously near to per-
jury, but nothing could be proven. so
it now mains for the Rev. Mr. Smith
to serve out his sentence.
WEST
NORWALK
Mrs. Korkor spout sunday with has
sister Mrs. Will nook.
WW
Miss Louisa and Florence-Miami“.
1th in New Canaan Tuesday. ’
Walter Rouhl is now animating to
his plsoo «ominous in New York city.
Cm- W no 010V". my) 1"! .N'
u. N #1., mm in "rm 5555M.”
willow. .
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in. mains strips 55555: W
15 last wool'ilvlibltia m. lifts.
rroaann.
jwimu u momma. n.
iwmm you haw a chorus.» sumo
Ho is one of tho wry few men
iin ‘hc profession who know how to
{pitch without weakening his arm.
(lav
just watch his easy bodi wing and
the may he gets powei from his shout
tiers. He doesn‘t loan his balance for
a moment and has a wondcrful rye
iofr the plate without a siiporim and
when it comes to holding base runners
closo to the bags ho is thorn every
time.
"The success of the White Sox in
this yoar‘ s rsco depends almost emira-
ily on Walsh. if he can stand the for
riilc strain of pitching In more than
islxty games as Callahan has planned.
the Box will prove dangerous. [hit it
Walsh weakens you can expect to sue
tho 80x coma sliding down: hill with
great rapidity. i understand that Com-
iskey is paying Walsh moré than 37.-
500 a your and he appears to be wot-ht.
it. Just keep your eyes on him and
see what he is able to accomplish. "-
New Haven Times Leader.
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FRED (lLlllKE, PlillTES’ l
HUSTLIII MANAGER
m
Fred Clarke. manager of tho Pitts-
burgh Pirates. l
Notwithstanding the fact that Clark
has his men working iii something
like their natural stride, them: is con-
siderable talk in the Smoky City to the
effect that lie Ought to be in the some
himself. it hurts Pinto fans to 555' o.
roan of Clark‘s anus. ability decorat-
ing the bench. i
it to said um‘ if Clarke goes back
into the some ‘ovon to make a llulo
attempt at pinobuhitunx. tho effort will ‘
cost him .800 Ho has had valor!
'to that amount to pron the sincerity
of his determination to hoop out of ac-
tu'al participation in tho motlmo.’
What: he sunonncotl his retlromsut at
tho beginning of this scam. his.
frlands refund to tuto'him seriously.
stony offered to bet that he wouldn't -
stick to his work. Curtis tookall or
than. oil'oro. out ‘ »
place for Mrs. Anna motherland. " l
Another stupendous string of stars
this weak. Beginning today a pro—
(rain that gives this hook worm the
bulbs.“ An array of summertime
attractions do lure that will be the
talk. of iho town.
At the Pinnacle of Pleasure
Coolest cheesiest. charminxosl. com-
ilest plsyhouso Imuinabio
Thin Weak. This Wonk. This ‘Woak.
The management of Hoyt’s fool blah-
ly honored in having the opportun-
ity to present for this limited on
xiigoiiionii. the popular and clever
favorite players. Welcome. Wei-
coni.c. Welcome. From tremendous
New York hits. the ever popular.
MISB IERTHA WALKER AND MR.
CHARLEB ILL.
The splundld-nrtllst who have on-
doured themselves to loml theatre-
ooru to a remarkable degree. for
their superior antistry. refinement
and unusual talent For this nota-
bio 'occtwwq those time-honored
players will opsn their New York
comedy triumph.
JUST A GIRL,
Which will rovoul their cleverness and
versacailty In their best elements.
l‘mno and plvo those distinguished
artists a roasiug welcome.
Special added feature. Japan's dex-
ioroussons of tho Samuri. the in-
computable
‘ KUMA FAMILY.
Presenting a, gorgeous spamacular
novelty.
Supple nuttnry strilcr afar. the eu-‘
in of all Iomanklnd and the scans
tion of the em.
(ll-JEAN GOMEZ—(l)
Artistic impcrsonntor in 5 series oi
5601‘ng" creations. New York.
London. Paris. all declamd him the
poor of 'om nil.
Twrnticth contury oxcmplars of sung
and mirth.
OLIVE GREY AND HAROLD RU&
BELL. .
introducing chant-irritations
and communion.
ilcro's laughter and iollity guloro
GORMELY AND CAFFERTY.
Two flexible illhlirtcs, in a hurricane
of comic. antics
The Auditorium \
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Motion Picture Parlin,
.Soutii Norwalk ;
The only place to enjoy yourself.
0mm: intro good shows. but ours to
a little boiler. The moving picture
shows any just In their Infancy. The
pictures thrown upon the screen giro
everybody at linerhaucn to see thin.
and keep cool. while-the people see
them. Big showrtouight. 6,000 feet
of quality films run tonight.
Evenings 5c. and tile.
Matinee no to all.
Houaswwzs
Road About
sWiss ALUMINUM wane.
It is an established fact that
Swiss Aluminum Cooking Utes»
ails nre‘snperlor tothooe mails ‘
of any other metal. This has
boon provon by sclontlnc re-
search. as the tests show that
no verdigrls. rust: nickel-oxides
or injurious lines can form. no.
matter how it is used. Neither
ls‘ there any danger of chipping,
as with onsntobwaro.
. it is an excellent hoot conduo
tor. whlc ”no quick boiling
and saving of tool. its llxh i.
wait!“ malts. it easy to handle.
and tho “ivory-white color of
the wave is pleasing and always
clean. looki as.
, piece 15.. spun (not
press“ or stamped) out of pure
shoot material. and is ablolutoiy
seamless and «altar.
Swiss Aluminum 555 has .
coins to stay. which eventually
3555‘s the passing owl iineau
tin. Instant! enameled cook-
in. more of ovary duorlntlon.
bonito- in Mill,
North Main mi won «new
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Quittncr o Csnty. Props.
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We «iv. 2.500 Votes on the Piano .
with every 25c box of Violet Tulcum‘ ..
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Our Spring aoods are now
in stock. While we have a
larger assortment of line
goods than ever before. we
have not forxolton the cheap.
or end of the line, and are
showing a great many pai-
tcrns from 10¢ per double
roll up.
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DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTlC
Chiropractic is the science (f the
«nose of the disease and the ALI: of 1d.
:justiug the same. iiiscnses or ruined
thy ll srcnch total or sprain in the
ibutk El ion if done in (hill hood it
1or rcales pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dlflcrcnt org 5 and
limbs. La”
(hiropmtiors lemme the
this disease and pain. and 1;
Ruse of
ealth is
resiorcd through harmonizini the slit
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism
sis. Heart. Kidney and Pen}
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