place. new nutter: oi
, fl heel-tiered
more an Gainer. or the East
”arrived in the local harbor yes'
”I with a cargo of white sand
Md the "Mary 13“," from Roch-
out one: and. is. «aimed to. the
M Foundry Company. upper Nor-
; liar Day” in the second district
on: .rday was taken advantage ot1y
district residents. Many worth
bargains were altered and the
mugs thing to do to make “non
Mt Day" 1111 annual event.
The manual meeting of tho St. Ag
nee'» Guild. of Christ Church, was
{scheduled to have been held last
. melding. but because of the lack of e
3m the session was postponed.
: Mug has not yet been decided
.33?»..
I Tho‘regular weekly meeting of the
, Woman's Auxiliary, of Christ Church.
"than not held yesterday afternoon, as
from]. The meeting was postponed
until next Thursday afternoon, at
" loll time it will be held at the‘
bottle of Mrs William Clark, on 05
borne avenue.
There will be a meeting of the real
owners at the East Norwalk
‘ncht Club this evening. to perfect
_ permanent organization andappoint
tn impottunt (omnlittoc to attend the
rmncll meeting and (list 11s1 some oth-
”fitters that are of interest. to the
residents of the liast Side.
The East Nonwnlk (iiuichcs were
1”all represented that night at the na-
flnnnl, prohibition rally, which was
new in the Krmory, under the aus-
jiees of the Anti-Saloon league. The
”each made in favor of natton'El‘ pro-
thltlon by ex-(‘ongressntan Robson.
hem of the Spanish- American War.
Impressed most forcibly those who
We in attendance.
Today and tomorrow are the last
we of Norwalk’s ofliclai cleanu up.
four. East Siders are asked to co-
wrote with the street department
: making the week one to be proud
t8. East: Norwaik has had several
dean-up week campaigns conducted
‘~ ‘8 the East Ndrwalk Improvement
Inoculation members. and they have
Spotted successful and effective in
fiery particular. '
‘ “Under the auspices of the Women’s
Auxiliary, of Christ Church. a very
Mini and enjoyable supper was
laid; last night in the church- has!»
went. on Gregory Boulevard. There.
W :a large number present? and the
dial:- was a pleasant one throughout.
nerd were two tables; both bhautl-
use decorated with. flowers. The
mmtttee 1m chsrgo: comprised Mrs“
Masmmandms (1. Wood‘
M38). :1. who in charge of Mic.—
" ' . Sturdevnnlr Mire; Richard Help?
' and Mrs Benjamin Porter. and
111 Wood.’ 1m. George F.
Md' Mrs. Arthur Morohnusea
go of the second table.
is able to rule a: wheel»
'1' many weeks cl serious.
; Amelie, yesterday. They
he: M Wet. plant on'
W opinion is that it would be" 1
he date for the holding of the next ’
‘ Kcnngier.
this evening and serve 11. "colonial
1 ly improved hither. condition, tel
gas, at springdale,lorn18rly ‘
Mrs. \Hugh Rankin. of New ‘
oved into Wayside cot»
intercom and cake sales every Sat
May evening throughout the summer.
The mom will be in lull Inflow
at tomorrow night's event on the
innocuous
>1
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‘fi “3“ A'Jv a’ "1‘
Miss Martha Hull is at Atlantic
City. 1 ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Little at camp Court.
Springdnle. were greats of friend-I in
Norman, Sunder.
Mr. and Mn. 0. D. Lockwood. and
little son of Duties were goes! at
Mr. Lockwood's parents in Spring
dale recently.
The tire escapee line arrived for
erection on the Town Hall building.
Work in puttingthenr up. was com-
menced yesterday.
George Fennel": and flimlly. 01‘
Mount Vernon. N. Y., are occupying
'he B. B. Warner villa, in Brookside
tvenue, .for the summer.
Mrs. John therefor Brooklyn, N
'., is the guest at the home of Thad~
lcus Hoyt, on Prospect avenue. She
will be a visitor in“ town for a few
days.
, Alfred Moreh‘onsc, Jr., lseluying a
concrete walk about his home .111
Prospect avenue. The work when
completed will greatly improve the
appearance.
Unsalted 101 letters at the. Barton
post oflice: Charles Raymond, Hilltm
‘thnder, Miss Amelia Shukas (oili-
S llull QIOWRYWRL , Miss I Martha
1
The Brotlimhood of the Barton M.
1‘}. church will meet in the pollen:
supper." A fine progrnm 01‘. musical
ithd‘elocutlbnal'talent will be render-
ed immediately after the supper. w.
The Brotherhood of the Methodist
church held a rattling line supper last
night and the atlair was‘ largely at-
tended. All the good things known
to experts of the culinary depart-
ment werefserved and general satls~
faction resulted.
Rev. E. S. Brown, pastor or the
Congregational church, accompanied
his mother. to New York yesterday.
from which she. Journeyed to Fulton,
N. Y., the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Brown has been the guest of her son
[or an extended period. ‘ '
The Right Rev. Chauncey B. Brew-
ster. Bishop of Connecticut.- wlll visit
St. Luke's and administer the rite of
confirmation on Whit Sunday, May
23,111 4 p. in. He will also deliver
the sermon. A service of great in-
terest is expected.
The following guests registered; at
the local hotels yesterday: T C.
Thompson. New- Haven: Victor Brou-
son. Bridgeport; Calvert Billet-son,
New Milford; Diddle! Robertson, Ml-I
anus: Paul Harper. New Britain: Hen
ry Hargtave; Bantam; R. J. Jackson,
Dnnbnry. ‘.
The weekly meeting of the Onaway.
Branch :in the own; Eire Girls was
day: night. Final arrangements were,
made for the grand council are to be
held in the form Hall. May 22, andi
tor of the Methodist church
particularly Messing
fiI'IlIends and amuaiutanoes
grounds of Edwin 1.. Stevens, Rover“. m
inattenotthellawm
121111 from Washington. D. (3.), Henryh 1
held in the Center school, Wednes-v .-.
it: Was decided that the girls will hold. I
3 l hike on Saturday. , ; -.
enu~
dill W and $150.
“fingernail“:
1mm “mammoth-e
'.n-aorm ”minimalism
.lmbeendecidedtmbotllamm
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”Mammalian-ism
mvammdmvcmsb
Jinn. in all m' present: a.
threosctpianandsethmm
have:
“graduation
Button is to bedroom“
nominates-m
lowing last night's m It. the.
town hall. which was well attended;
mmmmmht
aetiithlnaweeh'fliemmiui
mocha mmm node by
S. Stanwood Mouton. of flew York,
Martyn, and Mark W. Norman, of
Dorian: All three set-lord: the prin-
strong plea for a branch. The enroll
meet alter the meeting last night was
very large, insuring a cement on
Igantzetlon.
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CANAAN
A. C. iloyi and family. of Norwalll.
rolled on friends in town, Tuesday.
John George, of New York, is new
ontoloyoll in Achrath's lunch room.
Mine illitalle Kellogg returned on
Tuesday 110m :1 visit in Mt. Vernon.
A dnuuhtm was born to Mr. and,
MM. timid illcincry on Salmduy even-
, 111g.
'1 110 Tuesday Afternoon Sowing
Club has discontinued met-tings lot
the 81111111101. 1
The Muliltlb Home (tub met with
Mrs. Myron l.).rawt’ord Wednesday ni-
ternoon. '
Miss ltuth ’l‘hmnas entertained her
friend, Miss Nellie Houston, of Siam-
i’ord. over the Weekend. .I. *
John V. Macaulay has been confined
to his home on East avenue this
week. sullering with grip.
Mrs. Thomas McGrath has return
cd from a pleasant visit with her
brother and sister in New York.
Miss Helen Everett spent last week
Friday with her sister, Mrs. Slants-yr
Bartram, of Talmadge Hill.
spent the weekend with their grand-
mother, Mrs. Edgar Peek, in Dnnbury.
Robert Ogden has a tome of men
working. on an niteratlenlob “”0123
Lloyd's residence on Smith Ridge.
Payson Merrill and“ lamfly are now‘
‘ occupying their summer residence on
Genetic avenue; having.- am Team;
day.
A‘ special meeting or the Owenokoi
a
afternoon. ‘
Thirtv~3ovcn members of Wheaten
log or the grand lodge in Bridgeport.
Monday evening. :_
its teacher. Grade? in Water
Thumhot'thanmIm “l .
mummmum.
fibudfl‘ltmdthflflhth'filbe '
night are W m mi. .
ctplea ot the league and node a.
Theodore Iand Joseph Crawlordi
Camp Fire Girls will be held at the 1
: home of Miss Jessie Shiites. Saturday
Lodge,- 1. 0. o; R. attended the meet. ~
48th “1501?”, V :
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One large noticed of oil. which 111‘-
iivod M the local freight yards Sat-
urd‘ay. Wits placed on the streets by
the Standard Oil Co. with a machine.
All the streets tn the borough have
been thoroughly“ treated and in the
ed with a thin layer of sand:
Robert Pentium. who. has had
chargeiofv thc'Atlautlc and Pacific
teal. store, in the Rockwell. building
for. some time-.lflt tawnflednesday.
and; on Saturday will." leave IBOfi‘.
ton for England, where he: «will. enter
the army fighting Germany. 'Mr.
Pentland. served seven years in. the
arm—five Lyeeta on honing duty End
. two in room service. , .
M”: 1% 3- atom is“! her
tor-son, N. 1;. to make wvlelt Minibar
. nephew'and M Mr. and M.rs Sm»
not K. boclrweod. Mrs. Stillman also
more central parts the oil was cover.
‘ James E. Brinc‘lterhofl of
his assets, ~
some consign-am We too 3*.
stock.
m3 1. l.
31I SOUTH MAIN ST.
ducting orsnia‘ll tobacco store in’lho
Lawrence building for some time, has
found 11.1111possiblo to‘ continue bust
neos longer. and has'closed the store
and gone to Poughkeepsie, where he
is now employmd In. givingup busi-
ness,
Alumina,
expresses a desire the
mounting to 3490. be equally divided
among his business creditors whose -
total claims approximate about 81;.
000., it this is agreeable to all the
creditors, it. is proposed to name A.
H; Raymond as trustee for the pur.
pose of conserving the assets. and a
Essie will bounce of the stock. andian
equal division made to the creditors '
after deducting the amount of the, ex-
pauses.
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B. B1 Lawrencq 9.. Tuner, and Han _
All Orders Taken Tonight, Tomorrow and
Monday, will be ready for Decoration Day
ForMWWSnWW“WQWy,mumommtythatw1E : ‘
netwlstcrnndollymwdcmwtemmednhuyer and relieve us at our snrpluu
fiaddtheltothebhovewecfierabout reduce yards—Imam largest shew-1.
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eelmeefisfaetion orw‘c refundyourmoney.
Smith {through Attornei” ‘
SO’BTH NOR WALK
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EVENINGS
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Women
Realize
’ 1 that. life without; good health' is but: existence.“
'A serious illness may last: fer a time and be
followed by a happy recovery, but this the minor
coulplaints that drag aridiworry and destroy the
pleasure in living. Avoid these little ailments. .‘
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1‘! Kellen mowers at them com».
“to m N. 1:, We,» “#1“in met: with Selectmen» John
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