. h. at head street.
transmutation-cornmeal»-
‘mcutodfmmthemniheat
l?” sum.
CITY MARKET
‘69 N0. MAIN ST.
Ens:
NORWELK l
i
If. and Idrs. Philips have removed
~ Stamford to Central avenue l
Albert Mathewson of Cove avenue,
” a visitor yesterday in New Jer-
-.
The weekly meeting of Basque Ctr-
do of Camp Fire Girls will be held
flevaniag.
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'illiam Gehrmann has accepted a
.ltiott with the East Side municipal
.etric lisht plant.
William Case]. and bride, [armerly
Clan Sea. have returned to the East
“a following their honeymoon trip.
. William Carver, of Cove avenue. left
Pday for Chicago, lll., where be ex-
pcts to secure employment as an el-
welsh.
u
. ...
The Americans, (erstwhile Orioles)
he two games yesterday. Both were
‘1“ with the Norotons on the Rotou
Flt Ield.
Iiss lard Gerhal. of (Brena
Mawhohssheentheguestoti
Isa Ilatilde Smith. of Rowan atreet.‘
returned horse on Baird". _
The Horn, Walling and Higgins fam-
fles. of upper Norwalk. have taken up
their resideacq, la the four-fatally
«have at Cove end Fourth street.
A motorrvcle. near Wlnleld street
. 8‘ East avenue. yesterday afternoon
'sn‘ed into the rear of a wagon. Very
..tle damage was entered and no one
‘waa injured.
A. W. Gehehe. local mac-ea, has
lied his duties on the cars follow-
a several days coolneraem to his
he as Gregory Boulevard, as the
.susalt of a raiser illness.
A sures-be party. flatardap al‘t.
was tendered to Miss lament ram
There was an
namely large attendance. The even-
gm.
i, unma- of automobiles sum
memo-esteem. 'l'h
hastens-v. taking the "shoreline" nuts
titre-us Viaduct street us across the
_...—_.’._.
"cane Wheeler. of Bethei. was a
visitor with his brother. Alonso Who‘-
c. on Rowan meet. yesterday. Ir.
‘Iheeler has the distinction of heins
the oldest means. in point of member-
..lp. la the state of Connecticut. and
.hs a ruedai in hater of that fact.
There will he held. in New Milford»
‘hhor Day. an Advent Christian Gnu-
lay ache] and Loyal Worker's Society
convention. Among the delentes from
,the East Side Church will be Dom“?
,Brugge. report delegate. Adolph Pod-
aelul. Theresa Ponselni end Mrs. 0.
'fl. 'l‘eepte.
.. memes: where oaeohine
.. hreceivingtreatment for
_ Walk-
. .
AY ESV
. District
1 10:30 a. m. on “The Comforter" and
' firm's contracting business.
'l’arh tractofahout 2.
Ltractive bird-houses this spring.
't‘hurch. and will he the hestr
will he given to c dilesent organisa-
tlrm oi the church to promote its own
‘ pected, will he attracted to the auction
“1' °‘ “'9 personal 930°" 0' the late iting at the home of her mother. :hnr
lira. Josephine ll. Iachuy, which is
to he held next Thursday. _
' was richly furnished. end many arti-
cles of interest fromJoreign climes
coutrihuted’to its comfort and beauty.
national Church attended the annttal
, meeting or the Fairfleld Count! Asso-
ciation of Congregational churches
, all urinates amt“ M-
day and participated in many of the
some. use 5.1.2”: and
flies Illa sites were also presentaa
Mrs! thelssaieharch.
"i” «mm-sash
as” maul-ea... “meow-en jubi-
‘ . It-
Inset-It. uhehss mugmpflfifitwbmunawfl
’Mwmusmmm-uasarmmm
uraed to her home at the heights.
John A. Wood Inn Mi M
Ive pansenger Maxwell. '
...—....
In. a. Chadwick has returned to
her home here after a short visit in
ION.
Miss Julia Sharer has been taken on
for the summer as an extra operatorl
for rush hours at the telephone or
. change.
lira. George Hall of Brooklyn, who'
has been spending two weeks with her
sister. Mrs. E. Ryan of the lleights,l
has returned to her home.
The prise social was repeated at
tthe Ii. P. Church last Friday evening. in settled
In. E. Blswson receiving the prise
of one silver dollar tor the best cake.
Mrs. E. ‘Richter of Ridgewood, N
J., arrived yesterday at the home of
her son. Rev. 0. E. Richter, on Mans-
field avenue. for an extended stay.
Jamei‘fl. Stevens has been summon-
ed for jury duty in the United States
Court at Hartford. Tuesday.l
May 23.
Mrs. Thomas Stuns. oi the Heightai
‘ who was Miss Bettie Keenan of Les-i
ington, 10.. has left tor a visit to her1
' relatives at her former home. 1
Rev. Samuel C. Johnston. pastor.
preached in the Nethodlst (‘hurch at
at 7: 80 p. m. on “The Shield of Faith. '
Mrs. D. Slswao: received a prise
of a dollar for having made the heat
cake at the prise social at the Hotho-
dlst Protestant Church on Noroton
avenue. Iriday night.
Zlgman laser: 1 Son recently pur-
chased a lack automobile with a
dumping body. It is now frequently.
seen about the streets. engaged in thel
monumeing reports were presented
at the Methodist Church on Thursdtt.
night. when the new district superln
tendent, Dr. Charles W. ltCormaci
held the first quarterly conference.
The 'l'oheaehe Corporation has no
suited from the Harris (foustructir
m of Stanford the Supra"
acres, whir'
the fitter neatly took over from It.“
former owners.
. The operetta. “The Village Postmur
hues." and fares. “The Census 'l‘alt-
«."antobeglvmtluiheparloruof
the lethadist Church on Tuesday ev~
suing. All the parts will be taken by
local talent.
, illss flareptn Roster and Master
Wilbur Raymond each won a prize.
this week. altered by I. in Williams
of the Darlen Review for essays on
the usefulness of the Darlen Library
to the boys and girls.
'nte boy; of the manual-training de-
partment of Center School have con.
structed a number of artistic and st
They
have been sold to a number of '
residents who wish to make the town
attractive to our feathered friends.
Sunday. June 18, will he observed as
“old-hone day" in the lethodlsi
the campaign week. each day of which
".- to raise tends tor the church
work.
A large number of poor"- “ "
The house
D: HerbertanrowaoftbeCongre
the minus- MO Com-
wwnm,m
jar-“vases
with friends in Nr'~
irom a short business trip
Yorh. .
York. spent the weekend at
summer cottage.
are spending a few days at
summer home.
Silt-ermine.
apaadhgdheoastiawwseksatthe
hs-ed'hsrmlam
wardT.PsgswithhisBo:Toslia~
strels. with a dance to lollow. at the
Dariei‘fl'tlwn Hall, Thursday night:-
”‘V'T"
The plan inauauutsd last Sunday.
of holding the evening service at the
Methodist Church at 7 instead 01 7:30,
Edwin W. Cooper. son of Ir. and
Mrs. Dime: W. Cooper. of Mansfie‘:'
avenue. received word on Thursday
that he had passed as principal in the
'esamlnation for appointment to An-
napolis as naval cadet. recently held
by U. 8. Senator hichn. Bwin's
friends have been congratulating him
for now he needs ogly to pass the phy
alcal tests to qualify for the sppoln
en.t and. as there is no reasou why
hee should not uteet these tests we
cesstully. his anointrnent is as good
Over Ninety Years of Ape.
in a quiet way there with a little
birthday celebration Thursday at the
Bhldiers' Home tor one of the mom
hers. lease 0. Cage. passed another
milestnae in life. He was born his!
its. 1335, at Providence. and enlisted-
Iln the Tenth Casensticut Wt at
Hartford serving faithfully. He was
the rocipent of many hearty congrat-
ulatlotut.
The oldest man at the institutiop is
(‘omrade Bernard many. so“ N
OOLDIII' Hm NOT“.
Quartermasterfiergaant A. L Post
spent Sunday with friends in Start»
ford.
Dr. Carlos Martyn conducted a ser
vice in the chapel Sunday etterneon.
The films shown this week were
“Max's l‘lrst Mort." “Mom and
Snake." “flea Flowers} “Norwegian
Fjords." "Johnny Learns Architec-
ture." “The Gambler." parts 1 and 8.
Hereafter children under to will he do-
nled admission.
’rhrea marchers of the Roma ha"
posited on to the eternal hlvouae. tin
past week. via: Niles Nelson. 0o. A..n
Sixth intently. 0 V.; Albert Ii.“-
lmonda, Co. a. first il-vy musty,
c v.; WilliamW madam
Comrade N’stJ
Heavy Artillery. C. V.
sou lacked one month of four-soon
’W‘
Summit
-’W‘~"‘
Raymond Aiken spent the week M
"'0 IL
William W’ardwt-ll en'er-tautc. ---'.
lives at his home flunna r.
George Prey has returned ho
to Ni"
Richard Wright and wife, of ‘
ll‘.»
John Cassel and wife. of New York
their
Edith Holley. who has been quite ill
at her home. in this place, is able to
be about again.
Henry Croohahanh and wife have
moved into their snmuter cottons on
Silvermine avenue.
Scion fl. Borpium, of Rocky lunch
spent the week-end r
its studio. in New York.
Harold Wichhwm. of New York
spot" a few days at the home of h
other, Mrn. William 0mm.
Mary'lioohwood, who has been 'visr
eturned to her home. in Ilerideh.
...—......
say Andrews and brother. of Bridge
wort .are visiting their grand-«hes
Mm. Anabolic Burns. of this plane. .
Mrs. Charles cm and dlflfitfluif
NewYorLareapendinsefew tinyaet
”Mme-hum
Ifrs. ”shallows. who he} haan.
Irons-albums.
(”1'3th LEAGUE.
Gen-ea W-
"N0! Won, ‘: WWW ‘
only one game and.
Standing luv-m Leanna.
Straitord. as formerly. did not prove as aunt‘s: w. L PJ‘.‘
" ful as was anticipated, and yesterday 'ew London .........13 3 .81:
In was its“ has returned to the old time was resumed, but the ser- ' lilnnd ..ts 7 625
I but hue “! Brooklyn Ill" Swill“! vice was'only an hour long. and atlts ‘pn’ngheld ........... 10 7 .58!
ten weeks "till her sister. Mrs id. close. mm of betore the church you .......... . ..... 9 7 .56.!
Ryan. service, as formerly. the Epworth Lawrence ......3... 9 8 .523
I ‘— lingue V“ “5 '59“, devotional ”I‘LMorcehter ............ .6 10 .375
i J H. Jenkins and family hnve rd~ vice, as this part of the new plan 3‘", "we” ______ ‘ 11 353'
’ turned to their home on the Post [toad worked admirably last Sunday. rtford .... ‘ _ fi _ _‘ 5 10 3:.
after spending the winter in Balti- Bridgeport ........... 6 ll ‘3”,
Games ‘edny.
lisrtford at New haven.
New motion at Bridgeport.
Springfield st Worcesttr.
Lowell at Lynn.
Perthnd at Lawrence.
SPRWOODO VS. HIGHLANDS.
The Swingwood iluggersmlflpring.
vcrd. Mod the Highllld Juniom.
if Lincoln avenue. hy the score of lit
to 2. The pitch. for the Highland
Juniors was uhiotto. who pitched tint-
‘Mll until the sorted inning, when tm
Sprlagweods started all, when Iranlr-
lin Lo‘ardi made a run. The catch
‘l' tor the HM Juniors uni
George Bteinberg.
' The hetteriss is the swinsvooa
Stunner- were Janna Kelley. Donia.
it Flore utd James De Florin. '50
was catcher. James De F'lorio'cauxht
very nicely until the fifth inning. when
he injured his linger nail, and it pain
ed him very much.x James Kelley got
five ’pat outs in three innings to his
credit, and also out Dominick rim
James Kelly put some outcnrves that
were strikes. and one man on the
W captained that the umpire
wasn‘t m strainlli. but later he
Walthtrathwbnhesawthr
euth- M. The Kelley boy didn‘t
let any man walk and neither did the
more her.
The stars in the game were Jamw
my.“ usade a three began. an:
Fla-him m who made a lwt
honor. The game was played flatur
deymwning.st|a.m. Thelinsup
WNOWOOD snuuonus.
ah r h r
anemone ..........8330
EMF-.0 .. ....... d 1 d 0
J. Kelley, ...p............t i d 0
.P. nurture...“ .........t s i 0
1m» .......... a a two
Imam ....... a s 3 t:
Imam. ..... .1830
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«autumn... ........ s 1 at
l.oaiotte.p..............s l «t '
Ruskin. lv ..... .. ...... s o 3 ‘
J.8hahu1.8h ....... .....3 o 2 f
A. Chooses. 3h ............ 3 o z t
articulates ........... 8 o i l
J levies,“ ............ 3 o I '.»
'1‘ KB KE
lira rennin Deepard has bad saute
latwten grade ol!"'her property ll
‘l‘oh-tehe
Ir. and llrs. Shepherd, of Nev
York, have opened their residence
in Tokenehe. for the season
Ir. and Ira. it. Philips have-beer
entertainin': Dr. George F. Pentecost
of Philadelphia. Pa.
Riding Mastert to recruit who has
been thrown)—-Ncw, then, No. 7. you
canpurnus your botany stadi- anoth-
er time—it's a riding lessen. you're
having now- -——(London Opioid.
WIDE) "S Fl” 11‘
any to marry meta he“ 'sted
"ten te" no tales?!“ .the are
mild cigar.
Apex 3c-
"'helpley s cut-assume.
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dis-eases. Chlromctnrs remove the
cause of nerve pressure. A consulta-
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‘ You "CAN ALMOST TALK
~mrs 3400 r. n m. CHALMERS '
TOHER.
They’re buying .motor oars today as they’re hiring
mnahillty.
lllue eyes, about «hair, A
-—-but not so nachos whey to.
They’re seeking ability. And that is not always
measured in stature, weight and reach.
”keratin in a car. They look her over. learn her wheel-
IIssue. wrote the tin: sizes. ask the bore and stroke of the
engine and their—
They make hor' pc.rfwm
'l 'hcy make her hit hlsetrsil, they roll her up the stifl‘est
hilL They let heroin on the straightaway, and they make
her accelerate at slow speeds.
It’s the only way to judge it car. And we're partic-
ularly glad, because we have .in the 84.00 r.p.m. Chalmers
a car ihntnnswess every )uman wish.
You can almost talk to this animal. You can lead her
anywhere. “'e know of no onewho has ever called on her
If! loomnolt, hunched-of hermythingshe couldn‘t deliver.
She’s like 'a young 'hallplnyer who keeps driving ’em
over-the right-field fence.
She‘s there. And thereupon is hermsgnifioent 8400
r. p. m. engine. “than history incur business is written,
8400 1:. pm. willtoooupyvafthick cit-par.
. Simply because at the lowest speeds she saves her
clergy, turns up only 500 r. p.111. at ‘10me an hour,
and 1000mm. m. at 20 miles an hour.
Thus using only 18 per cent at her power at such
speeds and swim 62 to 80 per cent for winding, hilly
roads, had turns, and on occasions when a little extra
pour gives you possession ofrtlte road.
Brycn'rlooffive miles behind‘thewhee‘l and you’ll own it.
Ask your :t'leokr about Chalmers service inspection
coupons,”ncgotiahle at all Chalmers dealers everywhere.
This system is s most important consideration in buying
your car. \.
‘lt‘ived’assenger Touring Car; $1090 mtroit
Team” Roadster, 31070 Detroit
Titre-Passenger Cabriolet, ”4‘0 Detroit
Color of‘l’odring Carandeord name or Metam-
hlne. ‘Calailfletr-Dril'ortl maroon, Valentine green. or Meteor blue.
thvile‘ sinnfld dark. primrose yellow or red. Wire wheels
optional on M of Cabriolet at extra cost. ‘
jaw. mean something
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