Ribbed Vests
and Boys'
1 utility it .nnds
111s RACKETS
50¢ to $12
25¢ t0$7
_ LS AND TENNIS
. BALLS
if ' NELLY’S
Wk Main street '
Time to Consider
pnpering Your Home
SE PAINTING
tes Cheerfully Given
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A. RUHDER 3
Main St. So. Norwalk.
News
and
Balbriggan
EBALL GLOVES -
N011 WALK
SOCIETY
and Personal
NEWS
THE GAME OPENS;
A few words about vour local game
What Are You Going to
Wear? , A socm. GATHERING
Heres a cheerful gray mix- l Mr. and Mrs. G. Yourdisky, of Ely
ture with decorations m blue avenue, were completely surprised on
or red or brown. It's a Suit Sunday by a large number of friends
that will ‘hold its own” in the from New York. The guests travell-
crowd. ed by machine. Those present were:
Prices—$15 to $30. Mr. and Mrs. B. Fox and family, Mr.
Blues, browns and fancy mix- and Klrs. A. Shapiro and family, B.
tures galore. Victor, of the Bronx. Mr. and Mrs.
The real American “Irish William Fox and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Homespun” ill-various colors, Taylor and family, of Brooklyn. Mrs.
just as good as when~it was Yourdisky prot‘cd to be a charming
sold as “imported fabric.” hostess. ghe guests left for home at
.3 How about a cravenetted alate hour. ,
f Spring weight guns-oat?
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A large number of Norwalk people
Went to Westport, yesterday,
noes the marriage and attend the re-
ception of 11 popular young couple of
that place. Michael'Domlnick and Miss
E nigina Morrone were united in mar-
l:1{;(‘ at the Church of the Assump
H111 iii the morning, the ceremony tek-
' iREBEPlloN iN HONOR 07-1115; place in the presence of a large
‘ number 01' 1'1-lati1'cs and friends. Miss
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Here at $15 '
Rogers 81 ~Stct'ens
So. Norwalk '
Non aik
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‘ Mary E. Venn was the birdemnid and
John l’atlulo lilt- best man. In the even.
ing a big reception was held at the
home of the bride. Dt'llllnrtlno's orchen.
trn, of South Norwulk, provided 'muatc'
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evening will m. given by the Com- for the reception and dance. An (-111.
is Costello, or sitting
mproving niceh after he
11 to her home for the past
“meeting of l’onttssus
’1568, Royal Arcanum.
his evening in the lodge
edSMen’s Hall, in Main
“Linembere are requested
tiendance.
nod meeting' of the lion 1
'n will be new tonight in
1311001 in West avenue, at
line and specifications
new school buildings will
ted ‘nnd discussed.
o‘er—7"”
tI-llie, Vivian Martin in “The
ninnce." and the Max Lin
“at the Regent tonight,
has 1.6:), 25c, 300., reserved
‘ en Aesocintion has publish-
primcr of 1917, and dur-
t' lew days the Sentinel
sections of the name un-
, helpful features are giv-
dera. lift is 11 feature to
to and may be of great
tilt the working 01' gardens.
, elly 3nd Charles Rich-
" Secret Kingdom," today
the old Stone
k hurch spire in Green-
Men. no doubt. the lllOfll‘.
lend marks on the Con-
Thls spire was used
by coasting vessels, to!»
tshermen and nearly every
'in the business in Green-
ord. Dnrlen and Norwnlk
own “of
. of Company F of N01-
last night, in the locals ar-
emen were in charge of
harles Milne last evening.
‘ first time, they did re-
. Company D1 will drill
t'the armory. and Cont-
.drill again next. Monday
‘ heme place. ,
inunity Club 11111111121111 otcltcnlra. At~ borale collation was servm. and New-
torney Leo Davis, a formal pupil of one present had 0 most delightful
I Miss Wted‘s will not nuchuirmnn for time. ‘
the (\t‘lllll'J. AB {111' 115 compatible
.111t'1 opportunity for um publicexprtu- , S .
Ml. It . .1 ,
‘eion, the e1enlng’suutl1trin." 11tll ho and ”S' Herbert ”' “""e’
linttumnl ncd thr (-utiittiiiltttu desire to 111110 ' “U"(‘d '0 NOFWRU‘K after a
.imite all the lllellitls‘ uni pupils of “\‘f‘ 11113 wedding trip by nuto thlough
l'l’l’S-i WIN -'1 to h“ intreut. out Pennsyhuniu and New Jersey 11nd
At the conclusion ol the stunt 1ll0- other pint-ea. Mr. and Mrs. I’Ltlncy
mum .11 social hom 1'. ill gin“ nll op . . . ~ .
portunity to meet Miss \\ eetl petuon “ere recently) malncd‘ot, SOP”) N0:
nlly. also Professors l>11tton,l‘ootc “31k M'5- “"11“" ““5 lornLrIy Mi”.
and Dr. Brown. li'ene T‘riaccn, of South Norwalk,”
From .1111 in as tollo11s:~ unite the groom 111111 a popular Green.
Music. .00 0111111111111) Club Oicheetxtt “(31 young mun They will rceide in
Introductory word on behalf of the
committee, John Stapleton, chairman. Stamford,
to Mb I
Greeting ........ Leo Davis. chairman " ' ,
Brief AddresS. L . ...Prol_ S. T. Duttpn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Evanski, ol'
Brief Address ...... Prof. W. C. Foote is Bayview 111 enue,
Brief Addresfiu .DOClOr I“, S. Blo‘Vn iron] a touring “in ulrnugh New J9!“
Music. ..Commi1nlty (‘lub Orcheetm
Appreciative words by Dr.’ Carin soy and other nearby states by auto?
Hurotrom. mnvnr of ”3.. ottv Dr 51’ mobile with Mr. and Mrs. H.1l.Pln
M.Cobu1'n, chairman ol’ the school 1183' 0f Stamford While in Pennsyl-
board‘ and lra T Chapman, supertn- vanln. they visited Mr. and Mrs. Jo:
King“? "I 20%0015- it” Le l) l seph MacDonald. formerly of Nor—
oen econlon... o ave ,
Music FCommufitty Club Orchestra unlit. .now of Lnncdowne, P11.
Socinl Hour. , ' ’ _
The committee dos-Iron to emphasize. Mr. and Mrs- ”01er 01159 1111‘? ’0'
weight coat?
ham returned turned to their home alter spending
the winter in_ New \ork city.
Moments of Cockenoe Tribe. Ndl
32, I. O. R. M, are planning for a bit:
tlmo tomorrow evening when they
hold thetr'mssquerade _,ball in their
ball in Main street.
will render music.
expected.
A big“ crowd
Svec‘s orchestra
’1 ' " " i011 the fact that all filentls - o
and pupils of Mine Weed 11111 be 111313
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PCLICE TO ASK FOR RAISE?
From 19110115 1111n01ed about the
city hall this morning, it. 11 ould seem
as tli‘ough the police department is-
to ask for a raise in salary at the
council meeting to be held this cvcn- 1
mg in the city ball. A meeting was]
held yosteulny afternoon ‘ln the court!
mom. rity hall, by the members of
the department and it is said that this!
'hi‘rt “us discussed at that tlmc.
Chief William R. Pennington told thoi
reporter, however, tlutt the meeting:1
watt held for the purposio of instruct-l
in; ti..- po‘tice on what to do in case
at 11 riot, or trouble. , o-
Thc Concord street extension pro- 'S
ject will come up 111 this evening's.
council meeting and it is expected
that the Second District. Commission-
ers will tudn over deeds of the pro-
perty to he used as :1 street to the
city. - '
‘ut' ‘1 1. ~.
Alphonso .\'. Therinuit has received
word from his son, Nelson George
Theriault, that he has joined the Unit-
cd States navy and has been assigned
to the “'Wisconsin."_
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not let lack of fitness make yOu lose.
place and oppmthnitV.
biliousness, sick headache, indiges-
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this helpful remedv with confidencefi’for it? "
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They are
tic speaking:
' S fury of the Board of Education, made"
1 institutions named. and an address.
‘ Denney-lid which he said tit
You Can’t Get Alang Without
A spring Overcoat
Remember all the cod days last Spring after ya. “’3: winter coat: in
the cedar chest—the chill summer evening: at in“ u' in the'moun-
tains, and the motor trips spoiled because you difil'tluc a. smart
Well then, don’t let this sad history repeat than his today and slip
into one of our new coats just all the train {rm “Yuk They're from
the House of Benjam'n, makers of
Benjamin Correct Clothes
MADE IN NEW YORK. " . . .
$18.00 to $28.00
—-and Po spicy with variety and style, you'll Edd ilnttflcfihic and cut you
wgnt at the price you want to pay.
‘ it
Wide ‘new color range. as well as the standby: inward! Oxfords.
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mph-cs 11lth this conference. it in nu
dorstood that Bishop Wilson, is not at l to
'olences
thoughts to make othbr"appenls to his
congregation and ,
Benttys said lie-had a benevolent m but
1 got in his church. that budget being I'D Jflfiflt boo w"
MUD Bill-Y SUNDAY?“ sacred duty, and he could not as: “durum the re 5013
- taunt how he could add othnr bonel “he por
‘ The Rev. Dr Frank Mm
North secretary of the Foreign Illin-
nionnry Society said he was in mo:
of the resolution to make the can»
‘pttlgn and would use all his inflame: hr. vu— V. Kelley tndoreed the
He said there should “in“ address
4 1111 L1 {.11 or of the tmnrfer of the nu- ' be H 3mm” ghoul at Madison and n
pl omote it.
porintoudcnts of the Noltb 11nd South ”WW faculty: —"
diatrittn to adjust the matter. it is
i also , 111:1!“le ‘10”. film that the
'llev. D1.
the Summer A1cnue Chumh. will be' 3"
jcm‘d Dr.
3 Church.
3111‘ tho Simmer A1cnne Church.
Richardson at
IDrew Theological Seminary at. M 1
son, N, 1.. will mnlte a campaign 'or
in $1,000,000 endowment fund next b
fall. This ell‘ort will be in celebration K91 5'1
of thoseml-centennlal of the instltu
snry exercises. in the report for the;
The Ros.
lde. conference
d. The Rev.
the Rev. B; H.
Dr Melville 13.0mm
former'ly pastor of the New Yorl: Aw:—
lohu Henry Bell puntor 0(gnue Church and the R91 1!. C. He
evangelist. blur
appointed to Simpson Chutch to sue ,boon fifty years in the nunistryl next
Simpson '_1'1nr and will at that limo read their
Dr Uphnm becominz pnstoi ’ 5m“ centennlal
annit ersary
d1 oases.
At the clone tfifl’ the reading
5 It was announced yesterday that Of the ”DO” on tho State of the
church the semi-centennial paper of
the-R0120. l’.Corner, who is ill, iii!
Dr. Willlsm Y.
editor of the Methodist Re~‘ aim to continue its work
gt iv. asked to have his semi-centen- h a“. with the Board of
1.310“ and will be part of the “nun-ext. na. address deferred until but you}. M h the financial campaign
After considerable more discussion I“ f. the institutions named
light-
mfiit 1
t
‘I
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. 1' .. unnowooownn present '
8 Ir It. May pledging the 0011
.Duncan
not pledge the -
to my sum, but did he
sunk la newer-Mon. He declared
it]. hm Vchem-1pm; should be
m h their highest efficiency
a; M‘s amendment, pledging
hfllmion and assistance of
the m in the raising of the.
innit fit‘r Ih educational institutions,
'1“! In: 131'. A. B. Bonfot‘d sec
m if the Conference; the Rev.
D: If lMlln ,prosident of the
m Mmiiy, and the Re\
Dr. W: I M98011 .9. professm in
Dr" my. were elected mem-
lit“. a? a: hint commission for the
3.9% and, comprising the
NI! m M. New York and New
‘Conicrence Board of Education at the an amendment to the T911011 on the M
request of the Rev, Dr. W. 110111 11,
tho Rev. J. A. Macmillan :mnonncedt
11 recent gift of $100 Ot‘tl to endow 11
their on the English Bible at Drew
Seminary in September. Retcnt addi-
tions to the f'1cultynn the Rev Hal '
lord 111.1.uccotl1 [opium-1y associate 3
pastor of Simpson Church, as rcglstei
and instuctor in Creek: the Rev Ed 1
11 in Lewis of the Troy Conference on
instinctm' in systematic theology. and
Walter Robinson as Instructor in pub-
Thn campaign for funds includes
the raising of $1,500.00ll for Wesleyant
University and $600,000 to be. divided!
among four Methodist schools, Drew
Seminary for Girls at Carmel. N. Y.:
Centenarylnstitute for Girls at Hack-
1:l.t§to1vn, N. J.; Pennington Seminary
for boys at Pennington, N. J., and
mat, Greenwich 5 Academy, East
Greenwich, R. I,
Says De cw Needs Financial
AesiStame. .
' President Ezra S. Tipple, president
of Dre11 Seminary. made an appeal
for the institution ,sztylng that it was
imperative that financial aid be given
to the seminary. "We Will not. re-
treat“ an inch," be lsuid.~ “We- will
do anything in order to maintain that
l
are underpaid, but you may cut our
salaries if necessny in order to keep} '
it going " '
- Plesident William Arnold Ehanklinl
of Wtsleynn Uni1e1~stty spoke on the
spiritual life of the students, where]
there 'were 300. These students drill
on the campus. at. 6 o'clock eicry:
morning. Later he said that‘ $1100 cool -
had recently been raised of the $2,-
ing the next. two y.oars
The Rev. Dr. A. W. ~;Harrla some
2111 appeal for funds to the several.
was made by the Rev; Dr. deld
seminary for this conference. We -
000 000 it. was planned to secure dural 5' ,
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Another Coffee Sale
At Beckmann’s'
You are always sure of getting G's-i Fain Roasted Coffee.
We receive it: direct daily.
Beckmann’ 5 Best Blend (33th EmsL'lb . . .. .
33¢”
. No. I Royal Plantation ColfIE, W351: grade lb- 310
After Dinner Blend Coffee, Regahtgntgmde, lb. .
...28¢
Challenge Blend Cofi‘ee, W 3-: well». ..... 2611:.»
(391111311 Santos Coffee (Regular 35;: p), lb. . ...... 20¢
Freei'Delivery to All Pan; i It... .
A F. 3(3th
GROCERS AND WINE WEI-{ANTS
83 and 85 wallow It.
The Seymour Bellman! [.1111ch
r 7 Rathoad Avenue.
and uhEzeS-l
., piesandcmnnndehuhaayqrmh pure material’s,
5' :as Sunkist Lefionnfim h M Butter and
" Sim ‘PureLard commune Baking Powder
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