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The third district commissioners
till meet Monday night in the muni-
dpal plant on iBayview avenue.
Harold Hall, of East avenue, is en-
Certaining his sister from New HaV- '
C, for several days.
The Americans, formerly the East
florwalk Orioles, will play the Noroton
Ileights Baseball team, tomorrow at-
aornon at the ltoton Point diamond
4
. Miss .lt-ntite t‘ Ward, of Hartford,
ins returned to her home after a vis-
it with Mr. and Mr,» Edward E. Mead,
d l-Jdltc th-ntlt'. East Norwalk.
The gate of the Mill l’ond dam.
Viiiclt h-td tlroppo d into tlit mud, and
was in dating or of outer and mud dam-
nge. has litiil find .Kt) that it will b?
htact when needed again next winter
‘Ioi' the skating.
Work on the removal oi the spiles
m the “film aloncside the new bridge
will start soon. This work mitst he
mmplcted by the first of July, accord;
In): to requests for bids issued by the
bridge ('UnH'rllillfln committee.
William llvrc, of this. place, was el-
Ot‘lt-d it venti‘ittmtt of (‘lirist Epth'tllI i
Church ill tin: lltt‘t‘ll't" lit-Id tlti». weclt.
and iii" llllllll‘ «hotlltl have {ilipt'iil'l‘tl
'I'ith the iii of officers puhlished yes-
lertluv.
A litti~lt inc. on ()shorn avenue. yttri-
flirtljt) noun, ~l.tl'lt'll, it is IllottL'ltt by
.zpniltu it.-viv w gut in: ruilrtttlti t‘ti-
[inc r innit. .t' '-tl to it till. ‘i.-r of
“'ootiwt low that tft'llt‘ \t-ry ll-‘fll‘ gt-t-
line il\\:l‘- i'v-m “l".l'l‘ltl llil‘n Mitt tit-re
light“...- i‘ .".tt tltillli' tl‘lllMHi' to the V
I'EiWklin; II lllt‘lltt‘, llt‘ilrlly.
A; l-ii‘ 'l"tl l". 't".c Silitttt-l. l:t-i
lll‘:l-‘. ll!" ll" 't‘mrtl tlit‘ rtlli. ti‘ illt‘
hittim .ixttitmtl Iiy l.‘.:t3tt‘giii Stoltr. til
JO l‘li.t«l!ll htt'm'I, yc»tt-rtlatx hilt-r-
noon. \‘..t it. ll .wl ill million on ill"
minim. tlrcitchetl tile ai'llclco ot‘ iurui»
turn. etc. in the house, Jumping the
amount til it.» to ‘.-I'\t‘lial llunlil‘t tin c“
‘ollnrs. t it
The tin-it's Ill 5 lit” the Host Avenue
I. E church “ill tlisttiss. tomorrow,
the atrium-r to liliiit'l‘fi in the great
'wor. ’l‘ltore :tro representatives from
I“ tour of the great leading religions.
and ull ill‘t‘ pru) In; for success Which
cry will God illtht‘l‘? Only one can be
light: only one entitled to tlivitte re-
cognition. Which one of these~pray-
arc will be answered? Every one
coming straight from the hearts ofthe
noon at the front, and the women at
tome, whose souls are crushed under
the crmtest calamity the world has
iver seen. These people are mating
in earnest, as only men an pray.
when they realize that all hope of
earthly help has vanished. Yet there
In an answer in the Book of Books, if
.9 know where to look. Vlsito s ol-
'ays welcome at these meetings.
. w
George Austin of claims: is build-
:hg a bungalow on Prat Inland, Novo-
tm. '
Hoary Schltdknocht. brother of 'Wll-
m Schildknocht, or Woodland avo-
m. Statutord. dial m. in
.rooiuyn. utter an illness of several
Lulu. He was well acquainted in
Dalton. aid was a homo! visitor
to.
IIMWJidumstha-s.
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1-” liter am mm.
ammonia-onions
‘ York District Epworth llosgue, at 81.
‘ John's Methodist church, Now Ro-
. Hoosier ms'le quartet. 'of Columbia
university. will furnish music tor the k
.of the Bible school.
dow. Hannah. and a duahtaer. hm. T.
l-‘ bounty of Washington avenue. He
was a member of Stamford Coaxial.
Blunt Arcanuin. The funeral 36%
will be held in St. John‘a' Catholic
church, Stamford. londay, at 9:30 a.
m. interment will be in Springtiaie
cemetery. ‘
The Heights firemen are pianniltx
to entertain a large number at their
entertainment and dance next Thurs-
day evening. May 25. The Bun-Ton
Minstrels. who have given such spinn-
-did exhibitions in Stamford. will ap-
lpoar in the Town Hall, and dancing
with music by Dugdaie‘s orclfl~
tr, will continue until midnight, when
in special mr will be available I“
‘transportation to those “ho live at
the west end of town
The various organizations of the
lethodiat Church are planning to col-
‘lect old newspapers and magatlnets
from householders and dispose of them
lto a iunkman. to raise funds for
'church purposes With the war increal»
1ing the scarcity and the price not only
of plain paper, but of old printed stock
.it is believed that the church workers
lwill be performing a public servnce
in conserving and utilizing this waste.
material in a systematic way.
.mAncy
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{ Miss Marie Moore, of Pond street.
has been recovering front at!) ittltclt of
tonsilitis.
Ti I
can" service 0! the atom a,
thurchtatoheheidmwwi
AL .
ettogether supper served by the
dies or the church at i oclotlt
members of the church are “I.
, to be present to enioy .he fellowshii
anti sociability of the breaking
bread together The nil cal serviu
will begin at 7:45, and it is the wish
of the pastor that there be some he
sponse from every member. Rev. R
U Hartley will be present and v.
bring to the church a MUG olhelp
fatness and hopeiuiness This may be
tht last opportunity some may but
oi hearing Mr. Hartley hefore ht
leaves for his new pastorate. Every
one is invited to the roll call service.
and a large attendance is desired.
L
'i'l.e new books now ready at tho
lt’owayton Library are a present from
Dr. and Mrs. Charies E. Buckley:
Trollop, Anthony
Doctor Thorne.
Bangs, J. K.
Three Weeks in Politics.
Carey, Rosa N.
Mollies Prince.
Benson, Ramsey
A Knight in Denim.
Warren. Maude it.
The Land of the Living.
\i'nxwell, W. B.
The Ragged Messenger
‘Hope, Anthony
The Heart of Princess Osra.
liuefl‘er. Oliver
A Vagabond in New York.
Brown, Abbie I".
A t‘hriatmas Angel.
[Field Anne l’ 1..
There Will be it meeting of the Hit}
tiunce Social Club. Tut-Min) after
The story of Canada Buckle.
noon, at three o'clotlt. ill Mrs. ll. 8 ]
liarclit y‘s.
Mrs. Earl l“ ‘iliotltm nu. been sub
ti'itutlng at tht l‘hlllltitl County t lill
men's Home. in Norwi.‘k, owin'
ere.
John .'\lct‘uii::itt it.
any. ..7 'i'olt 'lwto \\:lt tn‘ it ll‘v idi'h “ltlllt‘t‘l, t.tit.. i2 .I“.iittll'ltilt, .‘xew York
t tirt-t'nwtt l-. til: Hit: *ti‘t :' h“ l‘ tvttt l - ._.
likl‘lt the Mit'hlt'l‘ liozifit. in F'tti-lc. t ..:!.t' \\;I -. St in}. mi] live it lt‘t‘
uwnuc. nutuwwt lt.‘ Mrs William (Lion. in. “llirtin' ttvt- t-n-mmt'ot lliuy
llov t t it lll'l' to: A.» .. tiim .‘lt' lit" till, l'i llit‘ (“on .lt‘,'.illll|l'ril tliutt'lt.
(‘otiltutk iil‘ill his Limit) “ill ;') to‘ - ..
tirmlivtit-l; .llioti‘ July 1 t "\ .‘ltttciti; i'lNSs heltl
- - ~-~ l.t-I .t. ‘.tt.lt.«~.<l.ty t‘ttlllllfl, in
fifty tt-r .':‘~t .l lli~ 3".» itil\' llt‘ tl...|w|
i""llll‘ll t‘..tli ii‘.‘.l‘i‘l til it.» tivitih (ti _. .____ l
. l - .l l.'..i. , \.Etl 1 “ill ttltt‘t 'ltlts
\.i in mi . ., i- .. ii .. tin. ii tr‘t'tioot. .‘luy 33rd, with Mini
t‘lii ill. '." t ' ' .. t Sm. .
t"' lil >-* ‘ ~-'
:tl‘. -. . ' r 2 an.‘ l...‘ in . :. ti 1;. lul'llli'Tl} otvncti by;
' ‘ .iil .ttul '. 2 . \ i. ‘ ,.. wk. titl‘ti, tltl" \tt-tit. ll‘tllll :t
:t‘iilt' time ill I ’t'ili ill In . . .,£t.t zlttiit‘n oi illlt‘tllillllti-t.
tllr- .hlitt‘ l’t‘tlil \'\: l: 4- t "t ‘*
...eilt l.‘L‘lX](I_ \iv- .ittit-tt Wells and llllit‘ tlntteliU
.__. lt‘l’, Ul N: w ititlt. ilt‘e \I.:iltll:.; lllt‘ for-
im” -l.\"tl ’tit ti.o.l..t lit.” up: tilt-1E llitllllt‘l', lire, ll. N ithttt-tit.
tiitlz'tli. lim. l')tl.itl‘ :1 .|.. "it‘ll", l'ft' l -- . '—
1...‘ AFlllltlJI)‘. Mus! gm. "HA-”m; “m .\ll' .tlltl Mrs S. W. .\ltrtit| at: tho
:ltip ill 10.3.0 u in. 'l‘ht- y. :tor’s .xt'r- h: 11v} |ttirtnt a of it llllli' w”, Suniup]
ttioii subject is: "llrltllili: the 'l‘onutit-" \utuiuot". ll lll
Sunday school at 11:5” it in, ’I‘Hei
.cripriirt- lesson for study is .‘ountl ini
Act... lttli Chapter. “The (‘riivplt- :t'f
llystiit." More tttiults are wanted lili,
the Millie classes. (‘otnc and join with:
it.» ill the stud) of tiod‘s word. Ep:
worth lmague at 6.45 p. m. The topic-
ioi' the evening is: “Capturing the3
Students of China." Evening preach’
inn service at 7:30 p. m. The sermon.
subject for the evening is: "The Fore-i
humor of Jesus." Thursday. May,
251b, mid-week prayer service at 7:45
p. in. Here is a good place to bring
your Joys and your sorrows. Same.
thing from God‘s word; t. prayer from1
your own heart and a little bit of song
helps to keep the heart right. All are
welcome it... Friday. nay 26th. an-
nual spring convention of the New
chellc. N, Y. Morning. afternoon and
evening sessions. An intonation and
helpful program has been arranged.
All members 0! the league are urged
to be present. Some of the speakers
are: Rev. A. L. Faust. of Now York
city: Rev. Charles w. McContllck, db-
trlct superintendent; William H. An-
‘derson. state superintendent .antl-Sa-
loon League, of New York. The
evening session.
Rowayton fiantist church. Services
on Sunday. May 21st: 10:30. morning
Lot‘ahlp with sermon on “The Need of
Patience." 11:50, the weekly union
. Thelma! furl
Sunday is: “The Cripple of lasts-a."
m. tho Junior Christian Endeavor
still moot. I: 45. the flail-r non!
Motion! mm of .m 9.3. 0
”Dunno—momentum. mill-saw 1:~-.ao,m..
'M “oping-m “wristbands-unwise:
Aimed-I'M“
:.m “mt-MN: Mum
an mamas, “momma-km“?
Hank; Iva-manu- sis-ulna. maul-times mm
Mgmnwinmmam pom .
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the i'utttouu tenor.
no firm!“
‘m.!ovh‘lm¢afl.ion Tfi‘c'Wm“m"-'u:m '
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the illness of one oi the regular teat h l
MIN.“ Etaic llarrett has purchased a
new Ford auto.
\‘ltn .llllii. l'mw M I‘lllt'l'iiJlllllfl hex
:t ltlli..l‘t‘r “‘0!“
in :iutith Normtlk.
Quite
\‘lt'll~
llllrl plut'el
l
on 'i‘lltirsday.
:ttklti. lltl\illllllt;t‘ of the liullnr lhty
it it's.
C. () Hikinntl is enguzed in exteu
.iivt‘ operations on the Martin place.
in North Wilton; also. on Mrs. Smith's
place. in the some locality.
The tent caterpillar has begun ltl
ravages, although the cold. rainy‘
weather has kept it in some abov-
Once.
Au cutertsimmnt will be given. Fri
‘ t 1"vf‘nlllfl. 'trne i‘nd, H' the Soutt
Wilton nurseries. for the benefit of
South Wilton school. t‘nkc. ice cream
candy and fancy articles will be pine
ti on sale. A stage will benmngod
All the spacious vcntntht. and an It
:i‘actlve prmrnm will be presented
NQTHING BETWEEN To STOP IT.
Boas (to inétllclent .workuilnh-
Hang it. Everything 1 tell you goes tr
at one ear and out at the other.
Workman—Shun. sort. ye can't
blame me for havin' two cars, can
ye?
NOT.FULLY RECOVERED.
“Rosamond from your may or the
grip. old man?“
"Not entirety.”
"Why. you look as wall as one."
“Yes. but 1 .owe the doctor Its."
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i ..tllottt my permission.
WI. tensor lliIIentI than usual. her
ion; your mother is oft- ”tow-Min
' wedding.
fiywbenambomuuanm
’ It.“ FUD“ BIUUHUE
’ lng
m C“ d ”I” P
u h M
While an. outcast of the nu
itntas dates with W
in us not” WM 9! i
m. Mbnollwuuthelul}
let-t. and the custom to neither general
W m. the form being used only
it proclamations by the president. It
”WW We the adwflon of the
madam-n during the don: of tin
rounder-ts.
The original articles or confederation
show they were signed by the deio-
M “at Philadelphia. in the atone d
Pall-Mam. sue on. day 1 July. to
he year or our Lord, 1778. and in the
LIAN year of the independence of
hluel'it‘tt." Tim. sight-rs tldteJ “t“.t in
1050481“! of America" from the hot--
unison of independence. Jul; 4. 1716.
tithe-3h the war was atl.‘ )‘iillll‘! and
‘ontinued set'cral yt-lts linger ’l‘in:
‘enstttution shows it \\ .15 signal “the
this day of Septembtl’ .t, 1)., l787. and
1! Rio independence of on United
States of America the i:tti."
The first proclamation m by
Washington as president was. “Given
under my hand and the seal 0! the
United suits in the city of New York
he 14th day of August A. 1)., 1790.
and in the fifteenth year of the sov»
Witty and independence or the
United Idaho." He cad Ito ssh-ore
“Witty and independence" in
two proclamations and then dropped
the wood sovereignty.
All subsequent executive proclsma
daunredatod from memorizing»
pmdence. ls beginning July 4. 1776.
although the independence of the Unit
sd Batu wus not acknowledged tilt
several years later. -— Philadelphia
From.
KIT-CIT PORTRAITS.
Wu d the Tom That Rondo For
“up“ Mediocrity.
latent years ago an eastern art crit-
le waxed sarcitstlt- «oncoming a colic".
lion of paintings on view at one or the
lending New York clubs. in the course
of I vitriolic tirade be relieved him
or" of the Minn that the exlilhl
tlon (mfllflfll chiefly of kit-cat por~
traits. Thule Who went to the clul»
rooms expectin; tn lice cant-am adorn
K! with felltiti t-ouilmltiotm were tott~
thinned to disuptmhtuneut. There Wis
not a cot picture in the vyliole show.
“What is it hit out wrtmlt '.'" was lilt-
burning question ot' the hour. “'hy, a
stupid portrait. .l .uiumonplitt-t- llll'i‘tE
of puintltll: that tt-tetlls no ulltilutt r or
tietlitls. .tt till: singi- of the ”piano
two the honorable lutcrruptltmv ‘ litit
\vhy tlo you Hill II II kit—cut plcture'."
And not on.» with out or u iititttirt-tl
had the tuition-st idctt.
The term for stupid illetilu'rlty li:ttl
lln origin in u «ohm-Hon of forty-tut;
po: trttlts of [lltulllllt' lll titeu pniutotl ht
lvllt“.ll(‘l one oi‘ the best Itiiov it it. ltlsit
port: .ilt lltiltlteflt. ‘ 'i‘ht-y wett- exactly
;! it: Mlllw out" out] \ttre flannel Mike; -.
‘Ui'llt'i‘ tllu him of Itiouololly “lilth itwi
"he stilt 7 .
kit-it oi litt‘illth'lll)’.
i titre of these imrtrults were “it nilnre
;' n t llllt tlttt met lit the l.l\i'ln «2' ‘t
ullt-lit‘ttital prim!) took. (‘llrlsioplier t ‘ .l
tltttl iti' tot shot!
i ' lilt‘
.t‘u .‘llt'll -lI ll :rs :\tlill."'lli. >‘-t- i t'.
-.ti:'m.- illl‘l .\.. :l;. o. til. it tt‘:t~ lit.-
t' t.“ titi. I itlu :fr it ill." ml tie-ti"..-
.l l.n‘ l‘ll'tLJ‘ Hf l:l:,.l.ll tl i'.\t‘!t lll.'0‘
Mol'iil.d
hippo lit' \1 ill
Wilt "Why
he other tltti’:
iii-cplt-nml l'urettt
~Moll3‘. l llll'l you
‘. -t' int-ii buying "into pain of gloves
\\'|i_v tlltl you
'i ll? '
"l "8 Molly mired twelve;- Why.
.\‘. l was obliged to littvc some gloves.
' li:ttln't ll lmlr to wonr!
tliaplenitetl Plirl'lth lt wtts very
Minn: of you to [my the gloves with
out «akin: either your mother or me
thout it.
ill:- Moily-«Well. never mind. Md].
her. They won't coat anything. I
had them (‘llai'fll‘tli New York Pout.
Her Consolation.
in oplto of windings. Helen persisted
in running away from home. One day.
mother mini:
"Helen. dear. does not. your cou-
Icienco trouble you when you are run-
ning away tom mother?“ explaining
that bar mnoclente was a little voice
ombtnnwithin. Helentanowmd:
“Oh, yes. mutants; that little voice is
always saying. 'luu tutu, hater. [iot-
hurgh Chroukilo'i‘alemph.
Folios Amonitiaa.
'1'be were discussing the newest eu-
immnout. The fair fiancee had previ-
ously ado three similar announce-
ments. but not-one had resultsd in 2a
“Do you think she will molly marry
W'uhdhuiwm
“I can’t say. my dear." "toned the
next: dearest. "it is possible, but not
am.’-W.un‘oflmmn-
n
mt. elm, ‘ «
“I shall new“ to her again Is
as um."
”Mansion-Mam."
“i know. “but; what else is fliers to
-mmmwum 1'“ m." ." mu“ 1?"
www.mmwm
toss-m
mm'fllw “to unannou-
“an“ Wam-
m ,
WM”
4;} {will ‘
New Yul pus
tttwlt 1703 and l..'-i lit Szr (lotltrt-y ‘
lt.l nlllttll‘.’ t'tc 't .
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# _ _‘.,_-, _, 7*,» _ “fl- .-.
:-: COME 'TO :-:
. The L. 0.0. .
iCARNIVA
Which Starts Monday, May 22. i
At the Lockwood Lots in So. Norwalk
ENDS SATURD AY, MAY 27
t
’“aDorman &KrauseSli0ws
Have Been Engaged to Furnish All
.—
: the Amuzemenc Features
l; S UP HIGH LILLY KLEIM
THE SOCIETY DIVING VENUSES
E JACK O'NEIL'S HUMAN 511.0
onvms. SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL
l- E THE MUSICAL HORSES
See All the Shows All the Time
Vote for the Most Popular Lady at Colebum 8t Laudel‘s
Jew. lty Store, 135.]. Jonnclly’s Novelty Store, So. Norwailt antl-
Tn: Hour at Norwalk. Vote Early and (lies.
WATCH FOR AGREEABLE SURPRISES
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isteases. Chiropractors remoVe the
cause of nerve pressure. A consulta-
tion with your chiropractor will cost
you nothing.
't’jut-tments and Consultations in' Your Own Home or
17lS So. Main Street
G. W. VAN ALSTYN E, D. C.
Graduate Pal-er School of Chiropractic
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Special Prices Oniy for Saturday
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mouse—DI! m7 1 M. “1” drtctly Freoh Egg. ”a.
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---- ull' Bacon 103.
31331me child had tilbl. Sanct- Kraut. 25¢.
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