-I iDiIst'r'Ilét Conlmisisonere .. f, Saturday night and dis- . ”one matters. vehicular I on end in New ‘Hav en elem chowder supper which was given at the East bodily evening. record of those at communion in Mt Avenue 8!. E. church was Iyeaterdny. it was the largest in the memory of a prominent I of the church. Four babies It letter to his parents, [)drl . III'Iddibu. now in France, gives a n of the shelling of a. of which is left blank. . J of the fact that there is I I home in the city which was 17 destroyed by shells. mid image. of Belts Place. mile has located the body of who was blown from the rhilnctory, Briligtllmri, into an!” of the lecture by Rev. .0! the Advent Christiiui was "An Empire ' ." Alerge and enthus- , , . a listened to the oer. . m organ was greatly ad‘- he selections on it were lawns to the fact that the if,“ arrival it was neces e organ by hand. The to this week and will alike for next Sunday. "S-r' u~8mmg OWAl‘l‘l -. ran-9‘ 1 ,3 I " ieid has resumed his du- nihfully injured some urban a. piece of steel flew “Banter vaéution at his coating of the Bible be held May eve- 9‘08'M1‘8JJ. R. Tay- r.“ pboh and children, the men tenor Flathead ot'Collen- , . - ,~ the Wicke" Tueeday night the 'MayflowerI ciety will hold a silver tea. and cake Ind ladder company “"H give a. sale Wednesday afternoon at the home I . . Fudge, of Hawkins avenue, returned home after spending the N r“ ‘ ‘3 Stamford. and attending um meld 3 club. has been poetpi'lned' unfit . that ‘houae until the the lilddioe c b- 'enlist. I . criey, who is'attending . Polytechnic Institute. . ' I left; today for say; Where they . to Howard, iilev. H. S. Brown, Ph. D., has been suffering with a cold for a few days. The Thursday Afternoon Club was entertained last week by Miss Georgia Whitney, of Gracie street. Miss Edith Cantrell has returei to henhome on the Post road. after em? joytnI, a visit with friends in Port 4Chester. Bernard F. Foley. of Newton, who enlisted in the fully about six months ago, is now serving on the anbniuriue i L 2. The Darien M :zitelw' Clu‘i will hold its monthly meeting at the Metho- ”dist Church tonight. A speaker from Bridgeport is expected. . ‘ “o i l The Congregational Ladies' Aid 80- M R 5. A.B.ORM$BY u“... A 15. Ormsby, chairman 0 lion has just coil“. . intro of Ballade. alter a lull! light. .n of 'Mre. Mark W. Neinian, on Gratin. i The legislature has street. Dr. and Mrs. John Godfrey, of Main illll‘flIetI, quietly celebrated their wed ding' anniversary on Thursday. by tak- ing dinner at the Hotel Dwvellport, .... .. n9.-.» w ,. ._._.._._. .9..- new 2"” All/Nut 0‘- l i WESIIILIIIION Paul Rungsted hull taken a position i William Graham son of Robert Gru- hn-m, the colored val illi'tfeur fot Edwini Milton (Rodin it” offered himself for service in the navy. and is awaiting in ha“ 0’3““ N J a reply from the recruiting officersfi to loam whether his enlistment hasI been accepted Mrs. Oliver Perry -is about again utter several weeks illilees. t llarlen young hippie who are lll ( ul-1 ““5 Snrall Trellduell “M" the logo are home for the Easter vocal on. ’w-eek Md “‘ 3'” Lyon 5 PM“ “mu” The number includes Miss Natalie II -.. Moln‘liouse from Drew Seminal-y fol In” P‘I‘I‘I“ ll. 1"”‘3' “f ““1““ “,qu Wbdlen; High \nnls Noxon i L‘ll‘tfl‘l is convnloscinu lionl it three Mis‘s- Theodora Holllles from Wesley an Unilersity. and Edward H lliliey. I.‘.il , from Yale iniurisity i wwkls' illness. 1 ’i‘hd‘. two (iliillleli oi Flank"\ichr- ml! were when to the County Home in Nul'waik last work i“ The Durien Fire llepartlllcnt \HIII rolled out ‘Suildny afternoon for n . "“ l blaze which started in the w 0d: oi" Mt. ‘\el‘lioil N. i'.. friends have Mansfield avenue. and burned for to 1m“ "”0”“ m “1 and IM‘IS‘ Willard oral hours. finally damn" lug aclmm I‘ “mm“: 9f (TO‘mW N‘WFL .. ....._.-«—-~ b‘li‘ildinge‘" on the Curtis estate.” The wind. blowing toward Walter C. Horn-i M“ ‘1’“! ‘1”? timid 8- l'roloolst of be,” home, tor a. while thromwpd liliznbeili. N IJ, have l‘t‘llllilt’li home ll "tel ..ll< riding sivel‘ill days in town. —————-——— Mi‘. and Mrs. IJerouie A. Godfrey ll is exppmd may. mum roll" ”lav. still remains in St. Petersburg, Flor- ned for tonight in Ithe Town l~,lilll ldil. where they llulc been eince No- cniled by First Selectman George M vembei lust. V. Schlicbting as recrililin; of mar t) ' — organize a Dorian comma" o“ lime Mr. and Mrs. ilnwiey Williams. ML! Guards. the recently oreanized Darien and Mrs. Robert Williams have been' Rifle and Pistol Club will goover bod- merits of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. fly into the newer organization It i! Rubey or iii IOrcllllld street Norwaik believed that 50,10 75 v imiM " Wil . W i i be obtained in town. About 25 have Anthony G'iliolto llild fitlllliy of already signified their intention to Sonth.Norwalk are moving to town, where they will reside With his filth , :91‘; Glace-euro Gilletto, of the lover! I lSerIlices during Holy Week in St. Parish: gliukes Church,“ Not-etch, are un- ~ m ‘ inounced by the rector, RevI. know, Miss Lena Danton, oi East Olndnge. :Van Kink as followIsI Wonder “LN J., Miss Ethel Salmon of South i'l‘hursday. 4: 80 ll me Good Film: Manchester; Miss Aflgole Kellogg, of 10‘ 30 a ’11 “(14.391111 5“"im‘“ °I’I‘ iianbury. ale shedding the Easter, WWW Holy Communion. 7“ 3° a location at their: homes here. in. E . morning prayer and commit _..._.' __” Imfiimu?§)h101§2m; S mle Emir oil‘s. Iinillioli Huil,u.‘\il‘:3. 9‘“ er ce U i..nncit Misc Annie LItniiiee. .‘il‘ss. the Sunday school, 4I 30 p. m. Glace Seoi‘leld Georlgoi‘ .Wlltoibul‘y, .I Wililauk P. Lock“ end are cont-mill uuercd the blaze. '5 l i i Frederic? , ‘A birthdayIpnrty‘wns tendered Miss Maud Sisaon by a number of her :yourg friend'o on Thursday eveninr, l'l being present at the affair, iwhich was held in the social rab‘n of the Methodist Church. A number of gifts leere presented to the ho to s. and, after an enjoyable evening had been inpent a table spread wi‘h '3on t‘iinr's, and) graced in the center by a llugeI birthday Cake, Aves revealed. An .lintereetin'g feature of the .‘occnac presented at the next meeting of Nor field Grange to be held Friday even. ”.15, April I11}. AT THE REGENT TI’iIUIRSDAY- MATl-v NEE ANID NIGHT. There is one side of the war Ithat. by the press of in country What a -wondiful avenue it opens up for the Was that the table spread med WW “White Slave rust." Too many of us lover 10” W“ “id-1‘3““! been Ii“ do no, reaibe that there is such a the 9089935‘09 “f ““53 51550" 3 greotimmI but a glance at almost any- city- grandmother. . THE LEGISLATURE ITRMN being dr'al'rn into this gigantic whirl Additional ‘tr‘ai'n nervlch Stamford Monday, Tuesday, Wed- nesdoy, Thursday and Friday, ei‘iem tire April 2. The L‘eI‘ghllnti've truth will be operated Mondays: Tuesdays, IIWednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays 1 billy, during the session of the logic inture on the followmg‘ schedule: . leave Stamford. 8. 30 a. m'.; Dorian. 8:39 a. in: South Norwalk 8. is a. m.-; Weston” and SaugntuIck, 8. 52 .1. in; Soithport, 8:58 o. 111.: Bridge- port, 9: 99m.- 111.; Milford, 9: 24 .’-‘- in: of young girls who are mfa‘thorlm abroad will be easy prey for the rub the altar '05 gram... 'II«‘ n rue Without a chance» or toll $.me at ,..._..W...,...._... ‘IFtIiIDEsI ABTND‘E f; l ! Iover the 'E'tifield rum. ‘down was greatly exhausted. 1 cars to‘ the, lecturer s [ll‘OIgT‘llIl ll be I - actual results verify this. ‘I‘Neutrone Prescription 99" is dil—~‘ does not. seem to have been discussed . . newspaner Iwill reveal the fact thiti thousands of our innocent girls are! cool of; rice every year. The hundreds I and brotherleso by the great :étrlie‘ me. who better womanly virtue on. '0! till I‘ the Regent; theatre Thunder. distilled " t the Ontario Equal Suffrage Anoocia- glit lUX‘ woman suni‘agu .u that play- ._ ill . ..r o." siill'i'dgs- for women ' oeruknso WIII " .‘ N RIVER Fortunate Escape From Drowning at Enfteld Falls THOMPSONWLLE, April 2. --A mir- aculous escape from drooninz had Windislaw Crepe. a Polish resident of [Riven street yesterday. He/ was engaged in catching driftwood in the, Connecticut. River in a boat. While he was trying a log, his boat was carried downIihe swift river and Tile boat. was capsized and Canon .wue ciluglltI in the rapids. Heron-aimed his boat and rode natrlde of it for Iliea.iy twa miles. screaming for help. . lrn Bushnell, sou of Judge Guy Bushnell. lld hearing the cry for help. run the railroad, tracks, and fol- lowed the beat. for, two and one-half miles. ilo expected to find In boutat Eiliiield Bridge Station but none could he had Grape and the bout passed the station, station agent telephonfid down the line for help , running dawn 'the railroad track: and at the home of Daniel French, at the Warehouse Point depot, found’a boat and with thevnld of- Mr. French went out oInd rescued Crepe. , who -—-———-—-——-.—-— . Rabbi Lichter, ofIli‘ur Romanian. New Y.ork go. e an interesting ml dress to the Unity league ycatlll‘dnv He epake to n huge audience oi Preparedness. ~ IWldespread Adoption of “Neutrone Prescription 99” Put: Big Chechon Rheumatism 'l‘he crusade against rheumatism in this section has had its effect. The astonishing results of "New Irene Prescription 99" which has been so widely recommended seems beyond bellettto the many iolieved almond-ll. - liraeticnllwmerv viii-,0 has been culmlI aaffitpd l "Neutrone Preseilption 99” is th‘ long looked It'or blessing and haev' nprung into almost instant popularity. ferent from anything else in tint aims at the elimination or rheumntlsm . as a constitutional disease of the We earnestly lego’n‘v lmnrt "Neutrone Prescription 99" “to all sufferers from rheumatism. gout or lumhngo. Do not fail to test thlsI. now remove pmboripv tien - 'M‘r ‘ ~' Hera filled on 31 size. Mend, druninIstvIu .—~Adr- -—« i “notion not re and EyEMQDELING OFI FUR ' ‘ . 9 1‘: North M39 Wo Also ~99 dim; and” 90d. ' ' 1 Cornet” comfort with utmost in a corset at most , , first Wearing. Economical Price. -. I” ,. W.BII. Reduso . 'W. m fo ' No. 703 $3.50 $3.50 & 55.00 $1.00, to 33.00 Na. 9291235 ,I drill Dealers WEINGARTEN BROS. Inc, I? " behind Front-Lace I . , j to; For ‘ srour ricunns SLENDER and AVERAGE FIGURES j Mike largo hips dis . bulky we is! linerfil‘i; racclul; awkward bust- Imoeloaool Iller and have the Give Style. Comfort and per- fectly fitting Gown. Long wearing, they a ssure the New York Chicago San Franciilco I ‘I INDIAIINA UNIVERSITY s'ruoEN'rsI case war should come avoid the sac- waonear his fathor'o mill.- . andrwlnuel Soon. the V For sale in smith Nor-wall: by H A..I‘ «. Young Bushnell kepti I ‘Bl.00.\liNGTON, der direction of Rnlph VI. Soiiilt, alum- ni secretary of iodine who has been rhdsen state director of the Intercollegiate renu. o Month of which was opened ~ 3 .2 here recently, the alumni and students. of indiana University are being out» logued as to theiu fitness for specialt services to the government. The intercollegiate roan is nation wide in scribe, and hug today under more than fifty blanchee located the leudilliz educational int: litlltions in betwegn the United States and llnrmu- the United States. on isIII to brink to the thtion of the government, ’to the Quebec Steamship government the upenlaitrainlrlxunyot Company. The vesael was Bt‘iivdelaih- the college men may have and thus, in ed at Lisbon when the war started. Go to youi drulrgiot nnd Iget h «50c ~ ‘ II or 81 bottle and our goodbye trouble I' Iand was seized by Poxtugai when hos. tilities began between that co my and Germany. The ship was formerly of the North German Lloyd Line and "l’nude both transatlantic .lnd transpa- cific voyages. I rifice in the trained men. "More than 250 girl: at Indiana have signed to tan a course in Red Cross Unilemty, work and th male sludenté are or- ganizing a battery and an infantry company. ”READY ti enclies oi specially 'vf 111., April 2.4m. GOUID FRIDAY SENTIN'EL. intelligence Bu FORMER GERMAN SHIP HEREI NEW YORK, April ——A former ‘German passenger steamship, the Rue- intelligence the low of 8,965 tons' gloss. arrived here the name of True-Os in Monies, and will be placed in trade The Sentinel will be published as a morning puller on Friday. Adver- tisements and items of hell's should reach the allied early Thursday after. noon. r. 5. wow "’ ‘ Job Printing So. Norlilalk “,- One Of its purpoa- do, under charter by the l‘l‘r‘tngueseI i1)- Hopes every man and Woman here will adopt Ithis splendid health habit. - I.- Says a ginssot hot water With a teaspoonful of? limestone phosphate in it: washes poisons from system, andi makes one feel i I . , clean, sweetan‘d' fresh. - ~ Why 13 mm and Woman, half the Milton, fooling lien. Otis, desptm- “’01er some (in: '5 head— dolly: (lull ind uns rims; some " dnyIs really incapacitated by ill- ness. If we 9.11 would practice the tit-inking of phosiphnt‘ed hot water before iii-collie what. a :3mt. if ingchlnigc would take place. Ili- Stead of thousands of IIhdlf—sidk, anaemieiooking smile with pasty, muddy completions we should see breeds of happy, healthy, rosy- checked people everywhere The reason is that. the brown System Ideas not rid itself each day. of all t: I morning clear the inside o‘i‘g one of the previous day" s accumula- tion of indigestibl‘e waste- and body toxins. Men and women, whether sick or well, ‘are advised to think each morning, before ‘ breakfast, a glues of real hot . water with a teaspoonful- of hm -' ' stone phosphate in its; as a. ham- VleSb iiica'iis of washing but of the stomach, liver, kidneys and , bowels the. indigestible material, ~_ . . waste, sour bile and toxins»: thus ~ . cleansing, sweetening and pnri— ‘ " Ifyiiig the entire alimentary canal " before putting more food into the stomach. ~ Millimns of people who hind? .-_~ _ their turn at constipation, biliotlfif ' attacks, acid stomach sick health-I 5 mm the ‘ . e do of banana. analmust be I’ droid, else. 'I'i: ' . _ ame‘iike
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