I'lms'ron conoucrs son.
VICES
amid E. Wilson, the New
4! the East waalk Methodist
_ do his first appearnce at
F post yesterday. The con»
A of, the church were well-
"wlth the now minister and
t in large numbers.
.. ’ at the morning services. He
‘ on “And- disciples were first
Christians at Antioch " His
.; personality and the cxecel
qualities of his voice gave great
to those who attend the ser-
Mr. Wilson also made an ad-
ot: the evening service.
4 ‘ his stay here, Mr. Wilson
theyguest or Dr. and Mrs. nus-
ilil. florgnn, of East avenue. Ho
ed to tBetLhel this morning.
Wilson, in his sermon of yes-
rning made clem his views
resent war. He |believers in
taken by President Wilson.
[lab 8 firm believer 1n peace, be
9»;ny impressed by the way in
‘ ‘the president kept the nation
for until it was impossible to
'y longer.
‘0 first open trolley cars were
to“ operation in East Norwalk
pining: '
Third District Commissioners
meet finlurday night and dis-
‘routino business
Hendricks and 11.11.111.81
00!: up their roside‘mc 011
mood on: morning.
tho-Jab...
. lo’H." luck ‘11 load of cool
3to>Pilot Island today today
"to the summer 151>111:on.
p11 a large fleet fishing
illound fleach vcsiordny.
urge catchos haw been 11‘-
Joanoue Hoyt, of Danbury,
rta‘Twissnnd Miss Mildred
spout Saturday and Sunday
2Y3ork " oily.
were left in dorkness for n
turdny night. This was cans
O‘eleotric storm blowing out
,68 in the transformers. '
1; contain of the ‘Red Star btirge,
16 docked at. the Ferris ,oai
a dock, caused, quite 11 little.
out yesterday in on Incident
mlft vei'y,.plcns . to him-
,30‘ domain trip and (ell
metals of a boat
'loontquences follow ed the
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birthday party was giv—
fternoon in honor of the
y annIVersary of Earle
of Mr. and Mrs. An
11. of 9 New street.
o‘clock all departed,
s 31 successful little
\
hcoived Thosé‘ present
"Frigstad,RulI1 Red-
31111911; born; Gem-man.
V derison, Alva and
Manor and Marion
,Amupdsen Evelyn
V 1'3 3% ' bown,
~ ‘ “ el acid
Willie
and orman do
m. Harold Andomonl.‘
.Mx‘s. Carl Wlmnn, 3'91
‘li‘rlendly Society in
Hot Communion.
‘ 1mm
, an operation at the Stamford Hospi 3,
511‘. Wilson gave an eloquent
' Albor and Bird Day, as hasbeen cus-
He was 1escued by Harry? "
hook. No,
ay‘ed rand refreshments .
otty gifts of re’mem-l
m”3'l‘uosdny cl ‘3... mL; in the school 3
11$. andwwfirs. FTed mum-r enwr3
mined Mrs. Caldwell of Bell Island
Friday.
Dr. Charles Martyn, pastor of the
Noroton Presbyterian church, who'
has been ill for many weeks. is still
confined to his bed.
Elev. Samuel C. Johnson and family
expect to move about Thursday of
this week to their new home at
Orient, L l.
Mrs. Charles Callson, of Hawas
avenue, Noroton Heights, under'went
i3
ta] Friday. '3
1 William H. Moore, of the Stewart
grocery staff, who has been confined
to his home in South Norwolk by iil~3"
toss for some time, is now .11hle to re-
some his duties.
Mrs Caroline. Frost, of M|noileld
avenue, who has hmn in an invalid
condition for many "months. had
another bad attack yesterday and Is
now in a serious condition.
A surprise puny we? tendered
Wednesday menlng to {Miss Smith- of
Cedar Gate, to which a number of
guests were present, enjoying a most
delightful evening, with singing, duno
ing and games. Sebastian’s orchestra
of Stamford furnished music.
Now thill the center hits ’had its
theatrical», the coast is dear for the
drama which the St.Jol1n’s Dramatic
Society will present at the" lower end
of the town next Monday and Tues-
duy cv1‘nings,\vhen they will present
“Deacon Duhbs" at the Norman fire
houw.
i
There were no _'11\crclscs in the
local s1hools Friday in obscrvanm of
ton'mry, an o111isslou that may be
remedied later, as it is likely that tho
attention ol‘tbc local pupils will be
directed to arborculiure‘ and agricul-
ture in connection with the plans 111
the Fainflcld County Farm llul’cau for
boys and girli‘s' clubs
- ~‘-""' “" ’ I
Darlen's company of the Home
Guards 1.111111311151111 duly organized,
Selectman ~Sohilchting 11111101111ch
first a meeting will he held Thursday
evening at the Noroton Iloighls ling- .
house to organize the company in.
that suction. A few more ri'ouuita'are
needed to complete the (1110111 in that
111111 of the town, and it is believed
that these ‘Wlll he obtained "by Him.
time.
Darien is well sallsfled that its Rep‘
lresentutive, Stephen R. Hoyt, was
one 01‘ the majority or the membersi
the governor's veto of the proposedl
commercialized Sunday bill.
also pleased to knov. that Senator
Williamson. who voted for it w-hen
.flrst paused, has stated that he wou“'l
not vote In its favor a second timol
and has explained— his former vote-
“22“ thg gram 51864991111 cast as Al
favor to e Charles II
11 of traffic, Width” of the)
I.
Unusual interest was shown in No
roton circles in Dr. G. H. Noxon' 3 pro
posed in first aid to the injured. Dr.
“:Noxon has \volunteemd his service in
teaching a class in the first principles!
of relief.
ganized all overlhe country, at. the
suggestion of the Red Cross, and, an,
Washington '
headquarters, where
their names are enrolled. -.D1' Nox-
on’s initiulfmeeting was held ,at the
Norolon schoolhouse, with an en;
couraging number of ladies present.
After outlining“ the course and giving .
3'1 brief lecture on the physical struct-
111m, 131318011011 suggested the neces-
sity
importer-11nd more concerted Work.
ers.H1il-ry V.“ Snead was nominated ,
for president,. but was obliged to de— .'
clino through? pres of other engage ‘
Franklin Jones was '1 >
elected president,- and Mrs. William 7
“[0. lotmngwm ‘Wus emcied secretary/z '
Each mailbox- present was given on - -
opportunity to demonstrate applying 4 ‘
monts. Mrs,-
the various bandages for special put-
‘poseé and found the work interest- ’5
ing. The 111911111113 11111111111111 every
avail themse
It is‘
it?
Such "classes are being or ~
te3r the course,«those who pass the ex- l3
aminution are given a diploma froml'
tor ‘orgdn’lzilig ”in a. simple way,
i
Ninety mile5 southeast of New York City a German submarine fired
tenant Rob“! T Merrill.
0191- 50 pe1 5011s wore served at the
tables, exceeding the expectaiionsor
the lads, but their supply of edibles
was ample for the occasion, and most
excellent as to quality. The bill of
fare contained the items usually
found at church suppers, and the gen-
erous portions and large variety left
11111111111; 111 I). desired Unfortunately,
Scoutmustcr Harold Scribner was un-
able to be present, but the boys of the
hoop all did
sure that the guests‘were well served.
The proceeds of the affair will be up
plied to purchasing a comp outfit for
the use of the Scouts this summed,
crowd in attendance Friday nights:
The Buried firemen had another big
chestra.
r
dancing.
which were
it? ll 'eipécfeE ‘ui a substan-
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We wish to call your attention
' Furniture, Rugs, Mattings. Draperies, Congo!
linoleums..wmdow Shades, Steven. Emmy: solarium. '
ings, comprising the largest and most 120111;) f. - ' '
to be had and at prices act to be equalled.3 ._ -
oi >18prlng
to our comfiéflfilmo -
Rugs.
1.1111 b11111 5111) do chli
ills moilbese 1111111119111
3‘ Kitchen flablnels in your
.home lbe cream labor
” saving Mdcliobe.‘
RII‘F
$18 to $86
bresSch and
modulus
In con, mahogany, clrcassian
walnut, white enamel, old ivory,
bird's eye maple.
$8. 88 to 845. ill
Ibo 1111 lloom
Shiites
Complete sols ingOIden
05k, fumed oak, .fiéobean
and mahogany filiisllcs.
1-‘348. 00 1o $517500 4
Our line of WOOD BEDS in all
finishcsi; also BRASS and IRON
in all 7171111 newest designs and
_finishes'>. .
levied. The total amount
. 211111; mounts to about 3175. 3;
took no very lively
‘3 road,
{or whichj
1 HORACE R. NASH ‘
l ' Corner Monroe andChestnoLSt.
in 1111 172:: lz‘l-firiri to 111‘} c (ml! Loans Are Given Out.
when-with tr- porch?" n lmvi: ma Sf!211‘}l’lF.l.‘ll_. Mass, April
5.119 (or the' use of (‘31: Firm Actual anoint-Alone for loans totalling
19:911er police alone, Bret mo: 11. sud $1,805,253, and tentative applications
don allhooérh not altogether one): for nearly $3.000,th have br-cn re-
mted demh'ycstem often-ooh. A‘ oelved by the federal reserve loan
a 31‘1er of the special committee banknt Springfield, it was announced
.
~23.~
l'dln’ie
~ anointed to carry out the proposition last week Massachusetts 1 115 with
1,u'" 'kh was held in the quarters at by states: Maine $39, s15:
15151110911151: Engine (Omani. 1113111111 shire $63,850; Vermont
street ’1 W38 VOW-l to discontinue New York a close 5eco11d. The total:
31503 nobocnption campaign, and ‘9 Massachusetts, 3315. 583: Connecticut
‘6‘“‘2‘ 8“ m0“?! “"0“ has I‘e<'>“c“l-32311511,1111011.. 1.511111114775111; .\'ew
0‘" 1“" York, $312,,7110 New Jersey, 5103, 200
Organization of farm loan associa-
TM citizens of the “fit District lions throughout the fiist district will
1nterest 1n the begin next- week, to be followed by
matter from if” outset and-dunng appraisals, searching of titles and
the past wee all interest 111 the granting of 1033353
proposition died out entirely.
New Hamp
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3 311133213 WIFE WlTH FORK.
GHOT SELF IN HAND' = Paul Lawrzie stabbed his wife in the
While fussing With a loaded thirty breast and left arm with a fork, Sun—
ltwo calibre revolver yesterday at the She
homes of Joseph Fodor, 322 Flex Hill
Louis Richmond, of the some
lstreei, shot himself in the left hand,
3l1adly tearing the flesh. Olllcer
Smith investigated and iound that the
shooting was accidental and made no
day evening following a quarrel.
treated by Dr. R. M. Wolfe.
this morning he was tried in the city
court before Judge George H. V05-
burgh and was lined $18.75.
, on"?
FURNACE
Entomed "1311\ch can live for
days without food or water, but
the presence of gas results in
That
is because oxygen is essential to
life.
The same principle applies to
~our house in Winter Without
31.11pm ventilation, 1111150110115 gas.-
. :5 accumulate, and the villath a‘lr
bccomcs injurious. All tinL can
he ovmdcd by the use of a norm ,
air furnace like the srr’monn,‘
'u'hich takes the purc air frorn out-
~~1imrs, beats it and sends it
' throughout tthc ~‘house.
1 n ‘N'W‘n '11 the United States destroyer "Smith." in command of Lieu-“1'"CM
This was 11 car the lane used by merchant vessels
114., 1.5 11110 and from New York Mr bar
m“
at the Norman Presbyterian Chapel. the mlnsirel thaw >in-tl1e Town Hall,
and many of the younger not re-
mained for'a couple of hoursluter to:
enjoy general
music woo furnished by Kearnéy's or~§
This year‘s show was fullyi
equal to any of its predecessors, and;
great credit is due those who worked,
’0 hard ‘0‘““1- “5 ““099“ principali dcaih.1vithi11aiewminutcs.
Iy Chief Martin J. Shoughnessy, IP03!-
master Fred H. Smith. who was chair- 1
man of the committee having the or-
111.11 part, in making rangements to 1111111." and 1.86111on 13.
Whitney. who ucoonipauled life boys
in the‘ manor qehgfl'
held.
tlal sum will he realized, to aid the
firemen in their efforts to pay all the
mortgage upon their 1111111115,. erected 7
about three yours ago.
FUR SM E BY
16 Oranges ior 25c
Stink“! California Navel Oranges, Sweet and juicy.
>-§Srri¢tly Fresh Eggs, per 1102. .. .................. >. 39¢
[Fancy ‘Wb’ole Grain Rice ............... 3 lbs. for 25¢
Largo California Pmnes‘ .. ....... .. ...... 2 lbs. 101125.11
Goldon Santos Coffee . . ....... lb. 20¢, 5 lbs. for 95¢
California Lemons: pcr'doz. . . . . . . ............ 1. 15¢
Fine Old Port or Sherry Wme, gallon ...... . ..... $1.25
'> Monogram Rye Whiskey, $1. on size. ............. 85¢
1.3331201 Brand Cocktails . .. 35¢. 65¢ $1 00 bottle
SREE DELIVERY EVERYWHERE.
A F Beckmann 81 Co.-
' GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
"531.1111 85 Washington St. Telephone nos
1 1
r
1
' CENTRAL Hora-L. 3
Fine room by tho-day or week. Steam healed electric-
'Iightazand ggas. Finchaie attached; also Restaurant. ~Italian
' and American style. '
Tel. 1555.
\l I I‘ll'PSI-TS-A ' Man-morn I DISESrA. Proprietor
...3...3 ......~—.__
.813] ”to; $1 (ileum: Co
' Formerly 11m» to Bridgepov+ Slum Dyeing i‘ Cleaning 611.
Silk Dresses, Gloves, Show: 111111 Lice Curtains Cleaned.
1.1 LYNGE, mp. ,
~ 3.1312111111190111.
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2341) Store 811111113 3
'(efrlgerators
Are this host refrigerators on “A
. l’l!‘ market today. They co'm-g
18.111.51.11 economy of ice. ,
onobr uooiid floor.
Cornelia:
cowl 1111111 111211111321 srs;
3'1. >1de «mm of
pony REFRIGERATORS' ,fi
arcnow ready- for inspection >
and see thorn.- . 4
$166,525; 3
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Whitman sCitOcoIales
; Drugs
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The proposition rcconfly proposed ”FWD! ’0“ ““5 “5"" F‘ml spring are certainly doodles, com-
The styles are are showing for
bining in a roast satisfactory'.
Style. Quality and Low Pricra
We guarantee you satisfaction.
$12.50, $15.00, $18.00.
CopyrigthIoibingCo
‘5 N. Main St.
811. Norwalk.
Safety; Porch Gates
Made .of Selected oak, all 'well
put together with rivets, fitrrd
25 Washington St.
1.215 quite badly wounded and was, with bolts and screws for fasten;-
Lawsie ing to gate posts.
was untested by Ofllcer Lockwood and 2 Sizes—.3 ft Porch Gates $1 49
<9 7 it. Porch Gates $2.119
Albert P. Gell‘elle
Phone '1069-2
80. Nor-wont
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ZELUFF’Sj
Drug Store
31 181th Main Siren
833--Phon as" 1 532
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Prescription
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FAST FREIGHT L‘INE TO NEW
YORK.
SMITH TRANS.
'Pon'rA'nou' LINE, mo.
Freight boat leaves Pier 2? East
[Rivet-,1 wa York (long. 91' (authoring
_ 81.1 every day exccpt Sunday, at
>111. Freight received at Nmimlk' up to
3’ .. .3.
5. p. m. and at South Norwalk up to:
1:3Op.m.
blue all of the best features
11.111181111113111 Clairol saving "
4 >1 THAMER
3 To those ends we employ,
' 'Our ideals"
Perfection in Technique.
Thoroughness in Method.
Satisfaction in Results. "
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OCULISTS—gréduate phy-3
sicians—to examine eyes,
and glasses are fitted :_ and
made under their immediate
supervision.
3‘1‘Tho,Three-O Eye Service”
0011111113. Optometrists, Opticians ,
8? Atlantic 811., Stamford, Gonna ’3
onenssm. 11119 p. 1n.3 Eat. 1391.3 '
may mood. W8 éspecially call
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