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"numbers of the Woman's Aux—
.ary, at Christ Episcopal church, will
“mow afternoon be entertained
by Ira. Carl Wicke. of Cove avenue.
Iatilsb are biting in large numbers.
“e of the fishermen are so enthus-
hltlc over the fishing they advise not
3 try for datdsh unless you bring
fling with you several bushelhukeia
3 bring back the catch.
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Expressman Parr, of Winfield street,
flat with a slight accident near the
. .at approach of the new bridge yea-
darday alternoon when his wagon axle
broke, and one of the wheels collaps-
ed. The wagon was abandoned along-
flde the road for overnight.
The bridge paving it held up be-
anie of repairs being made to the
steam roller. The cement work at
‘oth ends of the structure has been
“plotted, but the contractors will not
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. ' valt _ W an'a Auxiliary encore:
- ' r3. “dill"! G. Hendrick;
‘ vicepbsi tit—lint. Frank N. Clark:
up-.. man
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Hubbeli. Henry Carr and P. B. Stutte-
Troaaugerv—Mrs. Charles N. Wood;
Becretarerl-s F. W. Slurtevant:
auditorsahlrs. G. F. Smith, Mrs. A. N.
lorehouse; trailing committee—Mrs.
s. w. Kelley, Mrs. R. o. Hendrick, wife. Do you use drought when buying
_ Ira. Fred M. Wheeler, Mrs. C. N. baking mm?
Wood; sewing supplies committee--
im. a. F‘. Smith. Mrs. Samuel Kelly. The quality of calm, biscuits and all
u“ “n H- "We“ quickly raised flour roads depends largely
EAST .-- «bra. ’ upmthekiridoi‘bakingpowder used,
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-—- Royal Bakirg Powder is made from
NORWALK S DAR-[EN creamof tartar derived from grapes. it's
) '1) $601tu pure and has proved its omel-
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The tug “Addie V»2d" is today iii [110‘ ‘l NOROTON ‘ Whom hr 8 m
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Panda Nara-M
WIL’MOT FINED 329.
nor phosphate.
Found Guilty oi Throwing Icy front
Motor ’Bua.
A fine of Szi Mi: imposed on Ar}
,lhur Wlliiiol. oi Noroton Heights. by
lcdic l-‘. A, Bartlett, in the Bridge " "‘""‘"“‘"‘ "
‘purl City court yesterday for throw [Alt m flows
New
.ng Walter club, a lily-carom boyfs
Hill the top of his motor bus at the
An appeal was
{Wheeler's lot Sunday.
llaiien in bonds of 8100.
'l.ii.:lc.l ('lillle to this city Sunday
Study Food Vaiué‘s":
Foodprovidedfortheiamilytablede- .
sermthe careful thought ol'everyhomc-
RoynlBakir'Powdercantaimnoalum
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.
Mney have continued to work under epochs. aims the several races an
ll inn suitor
tin» esteem... .
Discuss the Clinivai
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year, the whole city will be included
in the good time. and it is hoped that
the public, both men and women will
attend the meeting ready to discuss
the situation and plan, and ready to
utter any suggestions that they thins
would be benedtting to the carnival,
in making this year‘s good llllir, lllr
biggest and best in the history 0i
Norwallt raznivais. The following “‘3:
discerned at last evening's adiourneo
a. .ng oi lire urnlial commute-e
.l «h was held in the unites or the
.mwalk Chamber of Commerce, in
.own Assembly Hall.
.THE DRAMA OF LIFE ”I THE
HUNG OF THE RACES.
‘ A Parade of Historical Floats of the
Races in Connection with the
All... July 3!! Carnival.
Liberty in America.
Three divisions oi the parade to be
arranged with processionais and floats
in this order.
: Part 1. “America inherits Liberty."
, Part ll. “America Shares liberty."
Part iii. “America Guards Liberty."
The program arranged in historical
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”‘3 root “'0“ ”"0" 3° c iii-wry oi liberty which America
would suggest that a new charter'bc shares with all, has been carefully
granted Thames lodge. No. a. and worked out by ldiss Caroline Craw-
.hat the price of in new rituals ford 0‘ Ne! "' City. . m“ “up
.l'll :t crowd of baseball fans front
\tliUlull to witness a game ol base-j
.mll. A number of boys climbed to
llt‘ itood oi the truck. and one young
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Grand Master's Report.
in looking backward over the year'
(abich they were compelled to pur-
chase to continue their work) be re-
turned to them.
i would also recommend that Faith
er. and is now being contemplated by
the Carnival Committee.
The proposition includes the whole
city with the big pantie and gala
time in each of the centers.
in order to get a fair idea of how
..l.lln even went to the 811”“ of brilig- 1N“ 1185 8008. ll 8991115 scarcely poul-
.\lr.lW' that so many experiences have
int :i chair on top oi lllt‘ hood.
t)t't‘i| crowded into one short term of
\‘Cillnot t-hltnld new boy oil. but the
Rebekah W80. N0. N. 0‘ Thomaa- much the men and women of Greater
.ton, be transferred from mgmc; No. Norwas'lt are interested ill the 1916'
9 to Dian-let No. I. There are many (irellt Carnival, a public meeting will
Clark boy.
The testlliiony before Judge Bart-
.etl was divided. Some say that the
‘t‘lark boy was pushed oil the hood‘
oliicc. While l have not accomplish.
ed all that I wished or desired, 1 have
sincerely endeavored to do all that i
could, so far as lay in mymwer and
date chances in laying the wood blocka' .nd When he {en he brokp his right ’npportunlty altered. to further the in-
. dbcm immediately.
into his arms, after dropping. and Mr.1
The Sentinel has secured a copy oi! Wilmot allowed him to slip from his
the petition. with all of the signers”
thereto. that has been presented to the
third district commissioners, and in
filch a special district meeting la ask
ad for the purpose of dndng means to
fit rid oi the municipal plant and the
gunning for the receiving of bids for
street lighting. This interesting docu-
u-t is printed in another column 0!
‘l'be Sentinel today.
_ Barry lino Iiaudlcy and bride. of
Waterbury. Conn, were over-Sunday
Handley‘a brother.
om. M 30 Indie street.
at, Handley was a former resident of
ibis town. going to Wat-bury about
a year ago. where at the present time
he holds a responsible position with
a large manufacturing concern. His
many friends here are glad to hear of
ill success.
Md l! N
WISHES TO WITHDRAW NAME.
The following letter has been re-
ceived by Charles E. Dumbacke. of
lyrtlc avenue. from George L. Brit-
. in. Fort street. one of the algneraof
the "to sell the municipal plant" peti-
“tion:
last Norwnlk Can't,
May 15, 1916.
.R. DUNNEBACK,
Dear Sir:
i hereby wish my name withdrawn
train the petition you brought to me
as i do not wish to associate with this
.ovemezlt. l believe the district
fleeting is the place to discuss this
latter when it convenes in Septem-
. tor.
Very truly yours.
GEORGE L. BRITTON.
At the annual meetings of the Christ
Church parish and the Woman‘s Aux-
llary Monday oilicers were elected as
(allows: Wardens—F. W. lMalk‘in,
Mhur N. Morehouae; Clerk W. A.
field; Treasurer—Arthur N. ' More-
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anus onto the ground. where he tell
[and broke his arm. The preponder-
gance of evidence was that the boy was
pushed off.
A social time was enjoyed, Monday
.evening .at the home of William Mc-
'Clelland. 264 Bedford street, Stamford.
About thirty couples attended. The
guests included irienda from Darlen.
a number of whom came by automo
bile. Iii] Helen Drummer. violin.
ato Mina Gertrude Abendroth. piano.
of Barton. rendered musical selec-
tiona. Rrefreahmeuts were served at
midnight.
A? More the roller is on hand to roll arm. Others say that Wilmot “.131.‘teresta ‘of the order in this Jurisdic-
|.d the boy down, and that the lad fellt
tion. During my term of once. it has
been my aim and ambition. so far as
lay in my power, to endeavor to arouse
the interest and secure the co-opem
tion of each individual member oftbe
various lodges l have visited; malla-
ing, as we all do, that much latent
power is lying dormant and that the
active work is being performed by a
comparative tew. i have visited many
of the smaller lodges and in a great
many cases these had not been visited
by a Grand Master for a very long
period of time. i feel that much good
can be accomplished in this way.
Peeling that it is almost impossible
for the Grand Inter to viait all the
lodges in this Jurisdiction, ht malls~
ing the incentive that is given tothcm
.by a tmely visit. 1 would recommend
reasons that make the change preter-
ablc. it is easy oi access to Water-
bury and Naugatuch and so enables
the lodges to visit nob other. much
less expo-ac to the state assembly and
more convenient to the deputies.
‘ While the gain in memberahip in
our subordinate lodges has not been a
large one. still we have continued to
advance. and when we consider the
abnormal condittua we are passing
through. not only in our order. but in
the world at large. we cannot but feel
encouraged to still more strenuous ef
torts to advance. i feel that at the
present time there is a general revival
in our lodges. and from advance re-
pute, and observation whea mg
visits. 1 am more than cowl-Dd to
think instill. pro-cat wtl boa nut?
mu! term. ‘
With regard to the m lunch
cftbgordc.ihvo..tellflof
ems-dub- ad one. Or,” in
more Iotaahgeaa tertbe
year ind. yet the m II moat
be ill-id My evening. May 23rd.
at 8 p. m., at the. Town Aaaeuibly
llall, Wall street. at which time Miss
Caroline Crawford will outline th-
program and the meeting will then be
thrown open tor discussion. "on and
won. of all parts of this city-' -are
you interested! You are invited to be
present and express your views.
Representatives ol the several or
ganizaiione are requested to and
committees. All nationalities are in
vltcd to near the part their countries
took in allalra that led up to liberty.
Come for preparedness.
Come for the biggest thing ever at
tempted in this line in any city ill
the wiry.
Tuesday evening. May 28rd at it
o'clock at Town Assembly liaii, Wail
street.
Come nd bear bliss Crawdord.
Willi ll llLllslllS‘
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no, Infuse to be Fooled.
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vilmt it mighl be advisable to divide
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_ oliicent during enth town. i i'rcl
“M3 - , toured that this cannot fail to be prtr
John McCormick. the noted ginger, "lllclive of mod. The expense oftbl-m
will return to Tokeneke, this weekpvisita tn the weaker Wicca to :l'
for the summer. {borne by the Grand lodge.
The district deputies have been ex-
' The regular weekly meeting of the .‘m‘lrgly t.;'_','::i and rflrlmt and
IRownyton Baptist church. scheduled have most Ibly nelntcd me hi uny-
for tonight, will be postponed until'ing out all plans that have been made
tomorrow ntsht. lo Illow the churcl‘lto further the interests at the order
'members to attend services tonight infln this connection .1 would say that
jthe South Norwnlk Constellation“. filing that the Grand Master was not
church. .ulie in touch with the work that Van
x Cc’nt; carried on in the lodges and
‘ A 111°“an 01 the 5““? SChWIIIllnt under ordinary cl"cumstances. lie
‘Board 0‘ “19 Rowayton Method“'trwould not know what had been ac-
‘mpiecopai church will b° held at the? ompliahed until the end of the term,
close of the Wu" ”9““: on Thun- l have in my circular letters asked the
day evening. A number 0' matters’ issuiti deputies to report to me brie
of importance wichome up for cen- tly every month what w as being done
“menu” in the various districts. This again I
Rev. Edgar S. Jackson. pastor o‘llhlnk has been a great help. not only
the Rowayton Methodist Episcopalm keeping the Grand Master conver-
church was one of the guests or hon- stint with what was being done, but
or .t the reception tendered to new?“ been the means of inducing the
Charles Wesley McCormick, D. D., th.;dlstrict deputies to visit the lodges
and trying to initiate. some movement
new district superintendent by the
Methodists of Stamford, on Monday in the right direction. 1 think Delhi)!
evening. the monthly reports from the district
deputies to the Grand Master should
be continued. '
i take great pleasure at this time in,
bearing testimony to the valuable ill-l
sistance that has been rendered to
me at all times by the grand accre-
Tbey are all atlcking to "Neutron“
Prescription 99". it sure is a Woodenl
there never was anything like "Neel
tune mm It" and them isn't.
anything like it now. it in the [than
made Remedy on a new plan. in».
it on any case of rheumuiam and you
can almost immediately feel the no
“mummltuthae big
sunrise that you have coming to you
Oct bang. got a bottle today. say good
bye trouble. teal the pain have their
. acre aching muscles and those znior
inflamed loiuta go down no Ian's.
it's great. so: and 81.
hr sale by The ailerd Pharmacy:
and all god m everywhere. '
f-Zi'a‘iis wnir’rfié’rmazs '
' Anna iiawn, Cedar Grove. No.1
writes We think Foley Cathartlc Tab
lots are the beat liver pill \vu ever go'
i hold oi. as they do not nauseale or;
grlpabutactinaiyon mirror." Err-i
ommended tor constipation. bloating}
satisfactory and should encourage us
to greater eilorta in the future.
A RHYME OF EYEO.
8‘!“- eyes for summer.
l'llaen all tho world is glad;
And tea hem! singers warble.
And trees an greanly clad.
To labor with. to long with.
To smile—to weep—to woo.
And close. illu- any blowout.
When all lli‘c‘a wort is through.
Brown eyes for autumn,
When on the fella flowers,
And stimulating grasses
The leaves descend in showers;
Not sombereye but obcr.
Reflecting love tbatfla true.
Blind to life beauty ally
When all life's work is through.
Gray eyes are for winter.
The silence and the snow--
When winds «are keen and cruel.
And clouds are dull and low.
They see the rifled branches. tion
The trout upon the lane. l 3;") everywhere.
And sorrow tor a summer .
That will not. come again.
——Artbur Goodniougb.
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HOSPITAL NOTES.
l. Pollard, of 24 Park street, was
admitted yesterday.
-KEEPING UP TO THE MARK.
"Spring lever” is not always a joke.
It you feel dull and sluggish. tired and .
worn out. duller from backache or wca
worn out. under from backachc or
weak back, rheumatism. sore muscles,
sour stomach. m on stomach. bad l:
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hveachieved the distinctionotheingthemost
uscdmcdlcinein the world, because millions of #
do the
nothilntetheboweh. hem every
adieu-wield cilia—munch“
”mudfitbo oicldldbcodare
it: Elli-lured
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fu' theailmenul from which almosteve one sometimes tgry not only in visiting the lodges .
mgéfiumgsgapguon’ Eéggoflla ‘5 but in many and various ways. lie
other reunite of a disordered digestive system—is if
has at this time given ten of tbcbestfistll loints or other indication of kid-
years ot his life to the performance; no, trouble. it will pay you to invent!-
of his duties as grand secretary; dur-j gate Foley Kidney Pile. They are
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and wild: has been
in use for over 30 years, has borncthc signature at ‘
and has been made under his pelb
aonai supervision shat-c its Ilia-q. ~
, unanimously-min“
All Contagious. lmttatnna and “Justus-good ” are h; '
Immune-answer: and endanger the healtbd f
wants and Wilma-Woo ag perm .
What is CASTO IA (
(hater-la la a harmless substitute to: Castor Oil, Parc-
goric. Drops and Soot Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither 0mm, albino not other Namath
unbalance. its age is its guarantee. It don-on Wet. ‘
and diaya Foundations. For more than can &
“banal-Mun (or thereiicioiCo
Fiattlioucy, Wind M c- all Teething Mica
Diarrhoea. It regulates tho “mania and Doug
assimilates the Food, giving health; in: on sleep.
The Children’s Panacea-Tho mother’s 1’
column ‘CASTORIA Atwavs‘
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Visit our spacious salesmoms, see our method of (lis-
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To people living atadlstance from the city. who can
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«well he has performed his duties and
ing which period there has been ‘
train in membership of 6.688. and a»
net gain in assets at ”55,725.53. it bl
needless tor the to say how ably and
how materiauy he has anal-tad in ob
tainlng this splendid result. The pres»
entwouldaacmtobeaiittlagtimotc
hbow appreciation of these aervicoa.
We can aloud and probebiy should
make some addition to tin man-
this matter wfli receive proper con-
aidalalia ,
On December 4. 1015.. M.
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a. a-tc‘at—r
a; bum, recommended a prompt and cl-
ilclantlda to health. '
Bold everywhere.
Jul-y Anderson. of indi-apola.
who knocked out Bobby Moore last
week. makes his second local start at
the Stadium A. c. tonight with Built!
Lewis, of Newark. as bk opponent. '
—vvaa “WILD. AT NIGHT
m min. bmfler-weaknu . »
do backache. m‘m, eweb
tune out M or data Bach
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