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I A13d Vice-president—Dr. Wm. J. Tra-
joey.
A brief session of the board of di-f 4.1. Vice-president~—Capi
rectors of the South Norwalk Library ‘ Mosgmam
was held last night. Only routine inat-¢ 5th Vice-president—Charles J. Pig-
’ lers were considered. , eon.
Secretary—Ira 0. Gregory.
Treasurer—J. Wallace Marvin.
w Commissioner.—Pirie MacDonald.
A Maine newspaper "309le pub— The president, First vice-president
lished a long wedding report. complete and secretary are apointed a commit-
511 every detail, excem that it did not tee to prepare and map out the line or
mention the name of either bride 01‘ work for the ensuing year.
bridegroom. Iit was voted to have the following
‘ committees:—
Ways and Means.
Press and Publicity
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The annual meeting of the council
of ,the 803 Scouts IIas he‘d last eve-
elected. —
President—General Russell Frog t.
/1st Iice- president—John Keogh.
A/l‘ld \‘itepresident—Dr. Lauren M.
Albert
——(‘.aps. Soft Hats. Derbies. O‘Brien
The new Saturday afternoon express
from New York to Plttsfield will make
its first trip today. The train will Camp.
leave New l-York at 1:35. The train Continuance
will run from Pittsfield to New York Troops.
Sunday evenings. ‘. The council is to visit at least once
— ‘a month, the Scout Masters' School
$3 to $7 IIlIith is being conducted at lioodner‘s
Hal every Thursday eiening.
(lame warden \'\ilbuI Smith, and
one or two of his friends have invited
Seyinour street yesterday afternoon Scouimasters Douglas Nash, liarold
pleasantly entertained the members Fm“ Edward Austin, Fem Quintard
oi the Hospital;}i’idst club. Following and George Chamberlain. to go with
the playing an eiijbyable social time them this afternon up to Georgetown
was Enjoyed. then into the hils of Reddiug and
.- l -J-- - Weston. for the purpose of studying
’the pet. dog of (.eorge ii birds and bird life. There is not a bit-
Allen of in“ street was po ter authority in this section of t a
this uiorningsvaccording ,0 their state OII birds than Game Warden
ment of Venn” Bates was called 'Smith. and he is neIer more pleased
' The aninnd died before the doctor than when he is teaching some one
could be of assistance. . vwho is interested in birds This inv-ita
a M ltlon thg.8t‘:outmo.gters have hpd for
Automobilouthioves are busy in the 301-119. timemand ‘0 be able “3. study
.larger cities, of the state. Hardly a birds the .“35 you ought to. 3'0“ must
day ”“886th that the local police do mural in the woods at this time of the
par-intent reoelyes a notification from
acme of the=-._iarger cities that a Ina-"
chine has been stolen.
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Pauamas,
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Mrs. Frank Lauder, on her home in
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oued
year.
Because of the fact that there, has
been many forest fires in ilIntlocaI-
ity recently, the inen are going to car-
ry cold lunches. and tonight' when they
' spend the night out under shelter
'Iems. they will forego 'the pleasure
of'having a' camp fire so as to avoid
any danger of fire.
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is now open for membership. An easy
way to pay your taxes. Call at The
South Norwaik Trust. Company.
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Alois Kohier has purchased two
Ford cars of the Johnsoo‘Garagov and
has started the Jitney service busi-
ness betweenv'Stamford, Damien and
Norwalk. Later onrer. Kohler may
take in New Canaan. Trips will be
made. to Roton Point and other
points around this vicinity.
their OII ll pleasure, and also so as to
be able to teach the boys of Norwalls
the information which they pick up.
The men and their hosts have been
making extensive preparation for this
trip The prospects are that many in-
. teresting stories will be told as the re
sult of the trip. v
At an executive meeting of the
t Sthool Board last night the teachers
Iand janitors situation was gone over
Iinra general discussion. The matter
. I of" filling vacancies caused by resigna-
id is . .v v
eer George A‘ Sherron is beh n h lions received the attention of the
scheme and the street department are
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busy boosting it. The schools, civic and ‘ mem em 8150'
‘frateInai organizations will assist in
_ making the week a big success.
SatmddyTCmdy'
1 Full pound 25.6
FRESH EVERY WEEK
Stillson-Powell Carporation
Io WASHINGTON STREET.
The week of May 17-22 will be ob-
served in iNorIIalk as clean- -up week.
Everybody has been invited to partic-
‘ipate in the affair and strive for a
"spick and span" Norwalk. City Engin-
—Siraws. 3 heights. 0' Brian's.
James A. Ambler was bound {nor
to the criminal. superior court by Judge
‘ Lockwood this morning on the chargel
A. P. Reynolds, the Wilton
of fraudnently obtaining money.
ler passed 11 checks on A. P. Reynolds
the Wilton avenue grocer. The bonds
were fixed at $500.
Food, Shelter flouting
for yourself and those who depend upon you must
still be provided when you can no longer earn money _.
to supply them.
A ”Your‘e'arnin'gs'Of today must take care of Future
, as well as Present needs.
‘7 Systematic saving through a good strong
bank like the South. Nor-walk Savings
Bank' is the libsf'ivviiy to bridge this gap
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ning, and the following Officers were?
. company. The action was taken at a the let
The men are taking this course forr.
t“ Want ‘59"
QUALIFY-PRICE &‘ SERVICE is m WATCHWOID
Ar THE sass INDIAT .
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Smoked Shoulders iii II III
F. in r ’
prelim girgrng “n 70"”; m 206
Strictly Fresh Boys In 250,
EaSt India Tea Co
TELEPHONE 371 125 wiASHINGTON 8T.
WATERS PARTY
{GA ills i800!
j (The Miami _Fiorida. Herald.)
l Mrs. A J. Kath _«y‘ras hostess mm.
r‘dux afternon iii“ most attractive pan .
;Iy Io.- mgmuer‘s of me’nooinoverr as,
sociat'lun in. W to Mrs;- Charles.
Vroom who leaves soon for South Nor-- i
walk, Conn, where she plans to spend
that Summer.
When the gents entered, they werei
1ushered into the library, which was
beautifully decorated with pink roses
arranged in most effective clusters int,
baskets and various kinds of vases.
Here Mrs. Richard Hunter _ presided.
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‘WAS 80H MARA’
WRllES Gilli Willi
l08l Hill MONEY
“Agent Found Three Good Dupes
in this Family" Says Another—
Rsleree is Busy
South Norwalk.
Mrs. George Abbott (I).
William Cassicy, Norwalk Lock (‘0
(‘liIIiorI«AgerIt-_I'.
Jacob Conner.
Mrs. Archie Faulds. Taylor Pl.
William Gilbert, cjo Fred Gilbert.
Mrs. (‘hurics ll. liealm.
lv‘red Meade, Sunnyniead Farm.
Miss Annie 1). Meaghcr.
Miss Luise Schiller.
Ann Sherwood.
Miss (‘Iuintinefiiragne
.Waiiett, 010 F S. Andrews
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1claims against the Grand Rapids Fur~
;niture and Supply Company of Bridge
{port will never be definitely known. At
CORPORATION PAPERS.
The New Haven House Company 013 I'ore Referee in Bankruptcy John W
New “men yesterday Med 8 certln- ' Banks, II was stated that the contract
cate Of the issue of additional shares claims amounted to 3,500 scattered all
of stock with the secretary of the over the state. Since that time Law-
state. The company will issue 1.' 260 yer Albert J. Merritt of Bridgeport
additional shares of authorized pre- has tiled willi the bankruptcy oillce an
ieried capital stock and 555 shares of other raft of claims. which had been
additional authorized common capital sent to him by certain attorneys about
stock. making the outstanding stock‘tha state. ' '
amount to "89' 00“ The PM” Value Oiv Within the past week several hurt
the stock is
tlipt $85. 000 had been paid in cash and b
598. 000 in property. The character. lduais Mauro: them have a pathet-
of such property is: An option for the' to tone. ot-hliils II humorous twist.
purchase of No. 33 College street, ant Was Soft Mark. .
interest in an agreement to Ease a Who ag ibund three good Maui.»
theatre to be erected; an assumption. invthis lain ,t’ is a sample of some
and payment of outstanding notes or of the comments. .“1 was a soft mark"
the comppny. a role: of q ciliin' inns“. woman Some of them
against the COMBLM
lease space in the building of the corn-‘ with the Grand Rapids' agent, and that
pany to be erected and pat interest in they p... into the contracts to get rid.
certain property; pnrclusod by the of It} persistance of the man. Some of'
ters enclose their contracts and
meeting on March 12. when the unani- say that the want either their money
Inous vote of all the stock represented or the go _s. etc. The pathetic let-
resulted in the decision. The certifl-i tors enclose their contra
CM? was signed by Louis E Stoddard.i..m relate generally to the financial
Thomas w. Furnum Victor Mon-lav stringency that exists In their famil-
Tyler amLEzekiel S Bronson ties, and even at the time they were
The subscribers to the new issue of paying on the contracts they were
”00“ 3". 8' {OHOWB- {making sacrifices that they could ill
:Henry L. Merry. Hotel Taft. 600 afford to make on account of illness
.commou; Fred N. Sperry. No. 33 ColI either in tbd family or with the credi-
lege street. 150 preferred; New» Hmonv‘ tor. iv,
Hotel Company No. .129 Church street, against Enclosed.
>260 preferred and iifty- ilv’o commouit T.he mmoflty of the letters recolv ed
Charles P. Taft, Cincinnati. 0. 200 pre-la. the office of the referee in bank-l
ferred; Harry P. .Dsrlington.. Pltts- iruptcy enclosed the contracts. All
burgh Pa 100 preferred; 140MB 5-1 those letters- have to be answered. the
Stoddard Prospect street. New Hwicdatmcu returned and an official
on; 250 preferred; Victor M. Tylenj blank enclbim for signature. Most of
Prospect street. 100 preferred. tine titling m of the blanks is made out
The Joseph 8 Amino Company or at the office. as it is very clear that
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ankruptcy ofllce direct from indiv-
corporation. to conducts. builders and do not understand how to make out
contractors' business. The amount of the 1 ,nm While it is not a part of the
capital stock authorized is $29 0000. work of the office to do this it is done
deW ““0 290 shares 01' common in this instance for accommodation's
stock _at 8100 each. and the corpora- sake and involves a large amount of
tion will begin business with 812000.131.“
The incorporators are Joseph S An- Of course. a great many of those
Inan. Sam! LC Annan. Salvaotre Grim~I—torms will never be returned, and as,
Y aldi and Santl A- *Annino. . i“ in result a great many. claim will nev-
The Corona Company of. Milford er bellied. A great many letters sent
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Amb- amount of authorized capital stock books of the bankrupt. have been re
subscribed for is thirteen shares or turned, us the present post office)-
v common stock at 3100 each. amountlns dress is not known The post ofllce do-
to $1.,300 of which 3300 is paid In cash. ‘panmedt cannot find the creditors.
The officers and, stockholders are as The {emf}. .5 that hundreds of bone.
follows: President Edwin L. Oviatt, tide creditors of the bankrupt concern
one share: Treasurer Frank W Pisar~§ will never receive the premium that
on. one; Secreitry Frederick J. Bosse, they are entitled to in the final settle-
trustee. ten; Joseph PerlOwski, one, ‘ment That was one of the reasons
all of Milford.
' rhe Stevens &' Jackson Company did not want to accept the post of
of Sprague filed the final certificate of trustee
dissolution. All assets were used inf There will be a meeting of the cred-I
paying claims and all claims were paid ltors Monday afternoon. but it will be
in full. The signers of the document on the petition of the trustee. to sell
are John C. Stevens, Isabelle D. Bier-I the assets of the estate. far the pur~.
ens and Roswell 0. Stevens, 3 madori-l pose of winding up the affairs of the-
ty ‘of the directors acting. asetrustees. comm?y - .
The New Haven Jewelry disburse-i ,
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turing & Engraving Company filed a
of authorized capital stock subscribed flaburg,’vipa
A SEVENTva-YEAR- OLD COUPLE
certificate Of organization. The amount
stock at 3100 each mounting to $3. tiroly cured by Foley Kidney Pills.
loose with. The amount paid Ilu in the seventies: we are as vigorous as
casts new...” property. ti. 600:l wév’wormmmcysars. soot? My. Kids
Haven is: fourteen shares. Secretory nor wound-av We... rhsunutlam
sin-vi: seamen aria-or “with“ saw- is“ “I“ WWI...
313.5le .. dandfi'l‘rifiurer Joseph idiot M'hj’ Quirk WM
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$100 The certificate 9810. dred letters have been received at the .
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[moment ml go so ”‘3‘ [relate their experieucowmver three "“1,th
MiddletoWn filed a certificate of in- many 0. the creditors of the concem‘v
tthat Alexander Delaney said that be,
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Carpenter. Har- v
m'euflemd fronskidney.trou- -
. for is thirty-live shares of _common 3.19 m.- many yummm “mm. on-
600. which the company will baptizbut‘o He. says..r."m aerial} both in
President Nathan Peaslin .Of; New new Pilliiifii’p' and damn Mod-d
’ ‘metwub beam?
stions were carried out'in lavender
flowers of dimrentdsqeties, lpbgan
1vilia and other blossoms lending a:
jpretty hue. , v
.! About the sides of the spacious ver- ‘
’anda, a table extended and this was
lappointed elaborately in yellow and
tred 5P0 carry out the decoratiIe
scheme clusters of red carnatious had
been combined with bouquets of yellow
poppies and daisies to make an attrac I
the setting for the party.
Table Atipactive.
I At this table the guests were seated
{during the refreshment hour. on the:
‘screened-in porch, an ideal arrange.
ment. Each guest was presented with
to crOcheted nut basket filled with al-
.monds. The placeIards were pretty
designs hand~painted in poiuseitias.
The refreshments included a salad
course, chicken salad'being served‘
with various kinds of Iandwiches, ol--.
.lvea. coffee, cheesostraws, brick—ice;
cream of the yellow cream with the,
red heart centenchocolate, cocoauut.
.and other varieties of cake and red‘1
and yellow mints, making a delicious‘
.as well as an attractiie menu.
The summery costdines of those
Ipreoent gave the function the effect
“.of a garden party. when seated against
‘the background Of flowers.
To pass the afternoon hours, the
,party beginning at a, the guests ln-
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were arranged in" pairs and were gin
on three minutes to discuss a cer-
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your food against spoilage,
The Sterling
pg, FRI'GERATOR‘,
earns its cosijnot only cutting
down your nice ,bill but insuring
teria and other foes of health
‘ that originate in poorly refriger-
bac-
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atcd edibles. Ranges in price
from .............. $4,95 up '
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COUCH'HAMMOCK, THE 95
“WONDERFUL,” AT $4..
Regular $8.50 quality Ham.-
mocks have been sold and are
giving perfect satisfaction. See
this Hammock at $4.95. special.
R, HAMMOCKS TO $18.00
FREE!
“Ya Colonial” Dinner Set,
tern, blue and white.
FREE!
With every purchase of {$30 or over a handsome 42 piece
“The Pilgrim Fathers” Pat-
Phone 105.
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TAKE ELEVATOR -- up our mom
ills MAIN Sin-TEL 22I8
tain topic, chosen from “Alice in Won-,
lderland." When the boil rang. part-
ners and topic were changed for an ll
At the conclusion Of thé' game, each;
was asked to vote for the one whose
{conversation she enjoyed the most ;
'Mias Ada Merritt was winner of theI
ilooking glass which was given as thei
award. 1
1 Mrs Jack Ward favored the audi i
lance with two solos, one in French'
and one in Spanish. ‘iira. Kolb pre
sented Mrs Vroom with a beautiful.
shower of roses as a token of esteem.
from the club members. Miss El i
Iaanor PerCy was crowned Queen of
the May in place of Mrs. Frankllni
Coleman Bush, whb was ill and conse
quently unable to be present. Miss!
Percy later took the crown to Mrs.
Bush. Mrs. Kolb presented Mrs. A.
Leight Monroe with' Ii mayonnaise
bowl in deference to the president of
like Mother club.
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Great \Storiu from the 'Bible
The Sunday Evening Services in
the South Norwalk Congregational
church which have been so success-E
ful during the past three months will
be continued at the same hour during;
May and June. The pastor, Rev. John?
gStapleton. will preach a series of ser
mons on the generhl topic ‘Great Stor-
‘ies From the Bibr'ii'"
They will be as follows with thet
date: —-
May 9—"The Story of an
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May 16—-"The Story Of a Great Rob~ {
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May 23—"The Story of a Debauch. ”
May 30—'"'rhe Story of a Patriot '
Memorial Day.)
June 6—"The Story of a Kingiy.
Partnership "
June 13—“The Story of a Midnight
Guest."-
June 20—“The Story of a Summer
Garden "
June 27—“The Story of Winds.
Waves and Will.” ‘
Some of these sermons will be ill-,
ustrated by steroptlcon views and spe
cial guests will- be invited on various
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case will be but one hour in length.
; mindmro CHILDREN
’SQriousfllinesaes often result from
rock a child‘s body and‘the poison’sn
weaken the system, so that, discos
«webs W ommlsy‘sflfon r.
ind. madman? his} dosed1r coughs
twidsvmmivrrortum gelti§ritl ,
mmwmnnws. iii. 7hr '
‘ ”NIHMW millet“? for amp;
your Roommate
BRIDGEPO RT, CONN.
lingering coughs and colds. The hack- ,'
in and con hing and disturbed sleep . .
x g mains the new minutia- and young
déaolusvl Wiles
[louse Cleanliio Sale
of
SUITS. COATS, DRESSES,
SKIRTS AND WAISTS
Tommakc room for the new in—
coming Summcr Mcrchan
disc.
S. and H. Stamps Given.
M. MOLTASCH & SON
TOILET ' HELPS
Face Soaps. Bath Soaps, either
plain or perfumed.
Surgical and Medical Soaps.
The Best Makes Obtainable.
5c to see Per Cake.
TheNorwalk Drug Co.
H. A. MEAD, Mgr.
8 No. Main St. So. Norwalk.
STATE OffiClRS VISIT
EUREKA REBEAAH [006E
(Continued From First Page.)
self the “mother" Of Eureka Lodge.
Past Noble Grand Mrs. Frank J.
Bradbury presented Mrs. Reynolds
with a beautiful bouquet of carnations
in behalf of the Past Noble Grand As- '
sociatlon, No. 1 Pleasing refresh-
; ments were served at the close of the
initiation work. 3
The oiflcers present were: President
Mrs. Kate J. Reynolds, VicePresident.
Mrs. M. E. Finkle; Warden, Mrs. Ray-
mond; Conductor. IMrs. Connors;
State Secretary. «William F. Huichlns;
and District Deputy, Mrs. xEurl
Thomas.
Members and officers of our sister
lodge, I. 0. 0. F., of upper Norwallr,
were the guests of the downtown
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Alice We very enthusiastic r'oI
Ideston- wasI inclined to be robin“
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Public 'Lflér
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127-129 Washington Street.
Opposite Hoyt' 3 Theatre.
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{Footwear
English Walking rum
Gun metal with white ivory
sole, rescda tee and flat heel.
{ $3.50
Colonial Pumps
New patterns and toes.
wide variety.
$2 00 to $400
Loundsbury- Mathew-
son Pumps and
oxfords
with putty kid inlaid quarters;
$5.00
Glovers
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Eyeglass Skill!
A pair of eyeglasses can't be:
made “too good. " We have 9. stands;
ard of quality and of accuracy
which we would like to demonstrate
to you.
OOULISTS. graduate physiciauqi
make our examinations. ..,
‘ Expert Opticians attend to 91o:
measurements and adiuiltments
We manufacture the classes
our own union and can furnis
you with better glasses rot- is
money.
THAMER
Gorillas, iOpt‘ometriots and
87 Atlantic Square,
Stamford, Conn. .
Open Saturday Evenings.
Established r8157.
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