p Boy Scouts, held regu-
flle Marvin 'school last
a:
l» on» 1111131111..
0 X. {lithttr
Thur-«y ‘a linuhrd. mums. m
m upon the prohibition mas-
mu hr the American lune. the IA-
tinul arm or the Anti-Solon in»
m
Workmeu hare laid a new border
1! sods ghoul the (louver-bed: at the
Barton depot. which were planted u
oouple of your: ago by the local Civic
Lorene “d the railroad company in
eel-operation.
Mrs. James Birchard of the Post
Road, celebrated the 80:; Quiver
of her 1111-111. Thursday. receiving
mi from New Cm. Norwglk, Slan-
ford and other places, and a shower
at post-cards from a host of friends
The number or city folks who are
‘daily arriving in’ town and opening
their summer homes in: the season is
indicated by» the crowded condition
1 of the express ad baggage»- room. You.-
terduy even the waiting room of the
east- bound depot was half filled with
trunks and other impediment of the
summer residents.
1
-
m 01' mod for the city ar-
, in Harris and Guns dock
,hoouer “F1 1111011, Good
.by the Addie V. 2111!.
are complaining that the
.. u~nd rotting the seed
planted. A few (11111
1011111 be welcomed
m Circle of the East Nor.
» mt Aasoeiation hold a
my afternoon at the
G W.
line A. C. held a regular
evening. The baseball
is to be played Sunday of-
ill Wicks ground where the
‘ ' ' to sing in tho choil.
.alreuue M. E. church to-
,uherta ’l‘Wisls will sub-
mointcd choir in the
M. 'E. church will be
out. far lhe fil'ol. time.
e in the new organist.
Mills Mildred ' Lovojoy
Thomas as bass and
floral an tenor and direct
'11
{or the Men's Class of the
‘ Episcopal
o “Humility, Is it No-
' flail" This is one 'of the
that: has been chosen
'- 1 and the increased at-
' ding to the spirit of the
arrangements for the
1'.-At this time Dr. E. H.
ll1 give his address on
......” w._.._._._...9 ”...“..n.
spout youtorduy 1111
1‘...‘ a.
"\
immershoy was 11 1isitor'
Glmal 3 entertained her
of" Stamford, 011
Quinta, Collection-'8 Point,
Iiewis of New YOlk spent
docking over her Toke
‘ preparing 11 1‘01: sum-
been cniel-
dials-u Marjory, 111-11311;
H. Delafield has im~
11111111 about: her home
Ne l1_Polnt,llas
short diatomic
10111511 will he oomplet-'
rope‘rty of the
Be.
lily corner. do the Post- 111' P1111
Salv'attne Saturn, of the Italian col-
ony at the Heights, was alrested- on
Wednesday by Constables Otlnlcr and
Bates, upon complaint ofhi:;wif1',lllati
0 had beaten her Saroca is :111 old of-
tender frequently in the local court
”9‘1 to City Island L' 1" upon one complaint or another. When ngrtetw‘ Como Unlo Mp".._.‘
itho case was called by Justice Hurry
fl. Snead on Wednesday night, the
complainant did not put in upmar-
once but in Vic“ of the past mound
of the accused 1111111ch Snead admis-i
listened a leciul'e and llsscltsed the
costs 01‘ $1394 against Samoa uhicil
he paid.
Loud ulllhol'itins claim to how. dis
IKelly, 5935'“ tovclcd the identify of the man who I’ovllnde- ()lt‘crtoll'c in C.
11111.»; 1w. :1 burg! 11'izirg localstoresin 11»
‘11'sid '11: «f Sp: huddle. who folulcrly
mm in this town 011 Wednesday.
Constable George Dance and (111311,...
A. Volio.”whose place was entered it
couph-
'hut not having evidence upon-which
to arrest him until the housewas
130111'l111'rl. lie managed to 0111111: lhcm‘
1111011 llw search was in in progress
”'lheu- luv—y t‘ouud a flashlight idonti-.I Mam”, 1.“,th Alto. 54ng
md rs having come from William‘
:1. Strangwurd's ”place which 11:15
1111111 11 into at the some. :15 Volln‘ a.
mud Hill) a coat taken from Charles
Kaufman‘s place last Saturday night.
A. \le‘l‘lllil‘. has llcln sworn out, and
=‘i‘ the fellow shows. himself around
these parts again, he will find it do-
"idodly unhealthy.
l‘oun Clerk clad Representative 3.;
ll. Hoyt pleasod the temperance poo
1121.1 of the town by voting at Hari-
l‘nrd with tho "drys"o:1 the ques-
lion of submitting the question of
Statewide prohibition in the people. ‘wock ”a“; meeting with the “mg,
Since the lotion will have the final de-
1' 'sion in tho mutton even the 101001
“cl‘vle. cannot object to his position,
..lllC‘o to‘ Oppose the resolution won on-
'1' to prevent the voice of :1 muporlty
‘ the people heing'ieirly expressed
The church people of the town are
much interesteddn this mailer. hav-
‘m: circulatrd. petitions in its favor
which were largely signed some
weeks ago, and preactod byMr. Hoyt
nl Hartford. The overwhelming vote.—
143 lo 82vsllrprlsod eve the advocw
- tee of prohibitio. lacking only any on or
1 two-thirdll voila. The representatives
of every county in the State registelcd
a. majority in {rival-11111101111211.1011, c\'
cepl Litchl‘ield.. which was tied with
20 votes 011 each side, Foiriield coun
ty stood 18 favoring the dryll. with
only eight». opposed
absent. The attitude of tho represen-
talivos from the cities was also 8111
mining, both the representatives from
“Hartford New Hmcn and Bridgepo“!
voting with the dl'ys in ouch case.
'Mr. Board of Stamford spoke as well
as voted for prohibition. while Mr.
Huxford voted on the other side. Mr ,
Candce of Norwalk also spoke lillll'
'voted ill favor. his n5800l11ie, Dr. W 011
:‘bciug absent and not voting.
-. ll :1 581'185 0
v
I
I
Miss Kate Kepler is visiting Nicolle; 1111.111: for 1119 day:
‘lu New‘ :ork.
“-1
l Mrs H. .L Stul'ge's has Niurncd
i from a sojourn in Washington.
"l.este1 Witllorllcll. of North Wilton,
\1 ho resides with his grandfather, Ml.
1‘ Mrs. Laura Niaou- is- stopping with.
M115. Bedding after having spent the!
11 inter in t‘ile city.“ ‘ "
"‘ liturgy and Miss
113; are Votopglgg 111 the Still!
it til Rid efield flood
H returned lash.
11110111111. where
she has h
1111.111:
11 ‘07 Norwich,
Iand Mrs.
visited Ml-
1' this town rpcm
.13 110031.13iblc
of weeks ago, went to the.
home of his. suspect. and found him.
il..ordship oi Chlmist"
and eight more '
i 1 Eve nings
u an illtmt’ro
over a month ‘.
"also he.»
Churc 93'
First Methodist Episcopal Chard!
South Norman. William G. Gian. min-
istel'.——10:30 a. 111., holy communion;
school; 3:30 pfm,
Hunter League; 8: 45 p. 111., Young Poo-
plca’ Emotional Hour, leader, Miss
Jessie Sartain; 7:30 p. 111., service of
song, led by new quartette; sermon:
“A Spring Garment" Tuesday. 7:45
p. 111., class meeting; Wednesday,8
p. 111.. in the chapel, mock trial. given
by the T. C. B. class. tickets 10 cents.
aloe cream for sale; Thursday? :00 p.
in. Prohationer’s Class; 7: 45 p m.
,prayer meeting; Sunday, May 13.
Mothers’ Day. lutelesting services?
in Church and Sunday school.
1 - moito
Noru'alk M. E. Church. 'Anthemr—“inel
3W1” Friday. Men‘s Club in the not
1311 house at 8 [l m., an interesting
evening on Japan is visualised Satur-
dad, May 18 the Gleaners’ Circle Will
give 1 children's party in the parish.
house utli p m. The Circle will meet-
at the close of service tomorrow
morning: Sunday May 13, time will
be a meeting or the church cuncil af-
ter the morning service; Wednesday,
at 3 11.130.1110 Ladies’ Benevolent All-
sociation will hold its last meeting
of the season at UdejllfllSll house.
The Kind Word Circle has charge of
the program, subject: “War Relief.”
Morning. 1.
Preludev-Sonata op. 27 no 2. Adagio
...... L. van Beethoven
Not Your Howl be
Morning. .; Troubled" ... ...... Myles B. Footer
l'lclude Adagio ..... Oscnl Werman Quartet-“The King of Love My
Nevin Shepherd [5” ........ H. R. Shelley
Soprano Solo “There is u Glecn Hill Offertol'y——Ailcgretlo from some Sou-
Far Away" ................ Gounod uta ..................... Beotllovml
Pootludo~0ffertoire in C ............ .Postlude—Finale of same Sonata
.. ............. ....lialuiltcn Clarke. ......................... Beethoven
Evening. .Vesper Service at 4:30.
P1 elude in D Major ...... Puul Warns Prelude—w—h‘oCIul'nlI in l" dllnl'p minor,
Quortct--"O Sacred Head. Now op. 48, no. 2 .............. F. Chopin
Wounded" ................. Chopin Anthen1—~"Cantatc Domino" in C.
Quartet-”Some Sweet Dny’ ................................... 1) Buck
. ........................ Ronne-Pago OflertorywSonlz without Words, op
..Botisto 19. no. 2, in A ...... l" Mendelssohn
—-——- :Quart 1,--“'l‘ll1- 110111 is Our Refuge"
....................... G. Koschul
. dc-Novelelle in P. op. 21. no
1 ................... ll. Schumann
Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church Rev. Humid E. Wilson. 01111:.
tor.-—» ll: 30 11.111. fellowship meeting.
10:30 0.111., the monthly communion!
.cnico will he oboe-wed with a brief’
address by the pastor. Tho them!-
for the address. will be "()hodiem.
llulo Death." The new choir will
have charge of thc 111115107010 1110111-
build of tho tiloir are: lsoprullo Mia-l
Mildrcd
.Lo1ejoy; ieuor, Mr George. Hirst;
i11111111. Mr. Benjamin Thomas; dlu'olor
Ml‘ Gcmgo Hilsl; organist, M111.
Siowo.12 111. the Sunduy school willz7z30. evening Will‘hllll), opening with
meet at tho clone of thr- looming sen-1 ,llorvioc of song. The pastor will
ice; 3 p. 111.. the Junior League dcvo- spook 1111 “The Sympathetic Jesus."
tiohul ucnlce; 0: 30 p.111. lite" Senior During the day the newly organizod
League prayer meeting, leader. .I. W. ’ chorus choir will assist in the ser-
ISiuuoou. subject: "Btu Dreamers llls‘x-iceu. Monday, 8 p. 111., meeting of
World liuildoru;" 7: 30. p. 111.. owning the Mission Study (11111111111. the par-
salmon bv the pastor, uuhltct: "The collage; Tuesday, 7:45 p. 111.. the
Special music Christian l'lndl-avor Society will hold
by the choir: Wednesdoy. " p 111.. the the monthly business meeting at the
11011le session of the Ludics' Alll S01 church; Wednesday, 8:00 p. 111.. Glee
cicty; 'l‘llulsdlly. 7 45 p. 111.. the mid Club and choir: 10111111111111- at - the-
church; Thursday. 7:46 p. 111.. midi
gweek meeting 01‘ the. church.
Trinitydl’arlah g‘humll. Rev. Pred-
oriok A Colculon. rector, F‘rlvmrd .1
Sims. 0.1.:uulut 11111! choir director.w
Calendar for the walk, beginning May
“mm A ’1‘ Amber superintendent 6 fourth Sunday after Easter. 8 u.
.1 it 111.. tho. pastor will mm“ m m., holy communion; 10 11.111. Church
Bridgeport 7 D 111 “m Young pm. school; 11 11. 111.:"lloiy communion and
..W- 1'11-1- 1m. ulli 4mm,“ the. [0910 11611111111, topic: ' the Real P onenco oi’
"LDVG" ”l0 greatest ”1an m “10‘ Cllrlfit lll llli’.‘ Holy Eucharist” 7 3“
world; 8 p. m. communion and 11 p.111 m..monthly "“0"" evensong,111usi-
“-"ll‘ln‘fll solwicu
oluowhcrc you are on dl
East
South Noru'ulk l'lnplist Church. .1.
Hurrirou Thompson. pueior.—~-~Suuday.
10:30 a. 111., morning worship; sermon
by Rev. Robert ll. Wynne, of Hat'-
vurd. ’l‘ilc pastor will conduct tho
service.
111 the close of the service; 1‘). m.,
Biblealchooi session: 6:30 p. 111.. 11111121-
mg (173th young movie of the church
tsubjeci: "Love." loader, Miss Finch:
in charge.
Knight} .ltrcotA. M 1" Church. 11M
1. A. McCoy. lluetorvaSundoy wor-l
ship, morning oeuiee.‘ preaching by
the pastor; 12' 30 p.111. Sunday
oily “fined meeting oi the Women's Guild. The
to our. or oil of theme services. Sculls mans Auxiliary ‘0 the BMW! 01
fr“. Good musit‘ Calendar £01 the Mission. Miss Hendricks requests
1111Icl. ’1‘“,de “pm rcuulur class that all who hmc auxiliary envelopes
'nIor-ting: Wednesday night 11 club of will ”19399 16W“ them by Monday
ladies will give a cup and tie social. 38 a. report must be made on Tues-
home and ellloy yourself: Thursday. day. The every member canvas Will
Hlustee. meeting; Friday night. 11 mlfiv' be hold on Su'nllair May 13. Tuesday.
'sion meeting at the railroad comp and'8 l" 111.. the annual 0011311 meeting
choir rehearsal Next Sunday the will be held for the purpose or hear-
lllust quarterly meeting will be held lug ”"3 ”“991"???
i Phage pay your 301mm” your ug- yem' to elect new officers for 1110' your
1 m.,, em “and to (mutant-t such other model-5 1131
it? {11'111 be brought before the meeting.
South 111 uddition to the regular 111111.111 rc
(7,llurch John Stnpleton. tulnisior.—~
:hlcrnin': scrvlcu "1.10:? A Com-
l. uluuion 11c: vice and reception of mom-
iblilS. The Communion- Mediluiiou'.
W'l‘he Song of the Morning Stir-1."
so: 1'ch at 7:30.1‘1115 will h~
Noru'ullt Congregational-
out organizations in the onrleh will
111111111 brief 10.001111 of their work}
We cw'ect to h we 11 very inter-0.11
that all local oleuibem of the parish
’01] 11101000001121 lecture on i 1.11! at
. “War Conditioue in Turkey” utcrested in the parish 1:1 so
cxietnut in that, country, the views
having been token since the war wot-1
wommonccd. Bible school at 12: 00:]
-lMou's Bible Class at the sumo hour.
M 7:45 p. m., choir rehearsal. -
St Paul's Parish Rev Louis B.
E08121.7:'30 a. m.. ”11‘" Connu'uionzz
Mornln ; . ' article £ 11
lPreludcmVlsiohs ...l‘q Rholn‘bcl'gel‘ Q35 8. n" 8‘ Pauis Sunday school it 118.301.53‘101‘1 .
’Anlheme 011 Lord Mont: Ill-1111 .. W730 8- 11‘- Holy (70111111110100 and 2191-; ‘ 111115 ‘haw 1.12 1 »
”a“ llbt moo; 1‘1 1) m.,.St. Andlew’s Sunday: "rest is none too,
......................... ‘ . .11 ‘
Solo--"A Ballot! oi‘ '1‘1‘..(lFll.lll‘.(l the 50300:“. ..53 Mahl- F-hmi. 7 0 n 111.. , gmd' . ‘. .' ..
Master" ........ Luuiof Challlvlclt Eff}? 113111111161; 9 Flinbomftmgfillrfll y Get :1 911111001103
1 1. J ‘ up] 1; “ "-1 lat ‘ ' '1 ';
,lost ode—l ostlud'c-i in liming} :11an all on)“; are invited. to attend: .1 and you mil be 5111'
I l"-11:1110'1 ' . . i
firrlclude—Gmduel in B 11141; '
|Solo—-"Comu Holy Spirit"..
lPostludewilndaotl-l .. re
the Whaisoevor Circle
. Z.ioum Children are welcome at eith-
‘ or .‘l-unduy school.
l...
Tuesday,»
meets with Mrs. Wm R."- Thompson
in.- Rowuyion at 2 .30.,- ‘1’l‘liei-te
i'Bas'liera at 1: 50'. the. Tempi Sewil'l‘g
Circle meets with Mrs: 111111-3111 3115; ..ihttt.hon01'rhle_pelt 11111300710.
Wednesday, the ‘ Endeavor Circle m
meets with 1111111111111 ‘11 g
canal Vlhhlglll.
Culliil‘lulililll will be oboer'vcd '
“I. not attending cul- oerv:lce Monduy all day sewing '
raom‘t (M the one! .
ports, representatives from tho ditl’er- .
in: meeting and the rector requests:
be present and ho invites all who urn
This is to
_ 11d. Thursday. 7' 45 p. 10.. meeting
I News on ooudillouo now of ”In (“113' Friendly society; F1 lduy,
'lowcll. tectonwll‘culh Sunday after
youcciullv wimpn-s and Vinita" in;
The churCh is;
on all day every day. You are 111-;
n. ., and for victory the. the 111551.11,"
“armament-ovum
13-1-11 311W 1»
cliche remit use repainted.
WWII (Imilml (‘lllll'1.'h.1'
mist —-»Sund11y‘
1
linrry Puker is having 1111 addition
moi-Bin pr: or unice at 10 o'clock;
g y made to his Tokenoko home.
at 10:30, regular morning “nice; ”ma
11me 11111173011111 pmchiu.§ 1.
Elev. C. M. flounder. Schmuck I 2116.18. G Brown of New York hail
3411311., and Rev. G Sober. Stamford, t i
will preach at these ocfl'icoa. $12313: for a few days at the.
The Salvation 1011111150 Water
Street South Kuwait.» Services are Dr and M" Adonis 0‘ New Y0“
held in 0111 hall at the above addlcoii. hate rented Mrs. M 1““ Damel’onu 00‘
on Tuesday, Wednenday Friday and 1889 at T011309“ 101’ the ”summer
Saiulday 91 things at eight oHcioek '
Sunday selvices at 2:30 and 8 o ‘clock;
Sabbath school meets at 2: 30 every
Sunday aitthlnoon Parents that have
children who attend no other Sunday
school are invited to send their chil—
dren along to us 011 Sunday afternoon
Fred J. Hodges, the East Norwulk:
contractor has been awarded the 0011-: ‘
tract for building 11 large dancing 1111-,
vilion on the pier at the Tokeneke
club. The pavilion will adjoin the
Merrill Business
College
South Not-walk
Mumford. PM cm.
and our teachers will look after them
Sunday. May 13111, special Moth» 1'.-'1‘
Day services; Sunday, May 20th, Self-1
Denial 11nd Missionary meeting. Come'1
and enjoy an evening of song and!
praise with us.
DO YOU'VALUE YOUR D06?
D01: Warden. Thomas F. Walsh.
slated this morning that the people
of Norwallt have been given every 011-
portunity to Obey the muzzling law
for the past five works and many
have. cvuded the some -\\'itl1 all sorts
of excuses so that 11 lulu. become un-l
0911111011! in the rut-o of kindness and‘
patience. lie rccrcllcd to say that it
is :1 mutter of compulsion that 11 item
luthing pavilion. Work will. be start-1 ‘
ed immediately. -
John McCormick. the famous len-
ol‘, who lives at Tokenekc, has pur-
‘Chllls‘fid the manuscript of Eugene}
Field's well-known poem, “Little. Boy
Blue." Although the manuscript c011-
taina hardly thirty lines. Mr. McCor-
ulack. who 15 a deep admirer of the
poem, paid $3.400 for the manu-
script.
......—
.\ir. and Mrs. liasaurenc of New
York are ‘stopping for a few weeks
at the ’l‘ok‘cncko llln. Mr. MllSSill‘PliC‘
is the architect who designed and 811-
Women’s"
Wear
The Little Shop
K. & 'A. CLAVEN
60 North Main Street .
em) round-up of all such dogs running
. . pol'iutcnded the construction of tho
about the oily Without a muzzle will
cottages el'octcd there last year 101'.
Mrs. Pl'euton. formerly Mrs. (il'ov'cl':’
Cleveland and spent last season at:
'l‘olll-ueke, 111111 Mrs. hiassureuo. 1
he 11111110 here within the next week.
lie expects to be litiilfill‘d by 11 dog
catcher acting under the direction of
the Dot: Wuldcn. The man has lllld
much cxperionce along this line and Rowayton 33mm Church ‘
served 11 number of years in New Sunday, M 11y 0111, 11,17 10: 30 311,1 ',
York city. Port (‘llosicr and u “11111-qu of- mummg \x'offhip with sermon
her of cities in Connecticut. so the on What Jerus Taught about Bible
dogu haven't much chance of escape
The most. popular 0:11:ch lt-i that the
owners have a muzucl. but it is hang'
in: in the house. if you value your dog
and wont to euro. him from harsh
Niudlh"
This ill-tho centennial of American
Sunday School Union and will be ob
scrvcd by appropriate services 111'
many Sunday Schools and churches.
2m so?
The Banner Bakery
5 Monroe «feet
We are now able to supply 01:1
customers with PIES. made to
order each day. We also how:
SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
RINGS m addition to our- regular
stock.
W
treatment and dcutll. kccp him 111117.-
zlod. ’ "' ‘I
There is 11 penalty for lhe cvrllsiou
of this law and the owner will have
to pay "my dollm‘fi i0 WW "'9 N" le School will be held and thc les-
mm M ”‘9“ dog's Those who “‘7“ sun {01' the day 1:1"395113 the Sl'rvuut
forced t0 pay [his havt‘ been Elven “TV 0‘ a“ at John 13. I 17
“W cm?“ l0 WWW ““9 "“3 1'3“ ‘ 3:30 a special 'm'eellng 01.11111 Junior
) ‘ ‘ C‘ 8. Society of the church, all incur; ‘
The Lord's Supper will be commemor-
ulcd ut the 0105115 of the morning sor-
vico. .1
11:50 the regular semiou of the El-
smfled 'Peppora
. . ' ‘ . ‘llels should be present."
The plain green Willie”- Willi" 9‘“: 6: «15 the monthly union service of
in twoor lett whole. except for the re- the E‘leOi‘lll League and the (T. E.
movai or the seeds, are good stalled 'Socmy at the Baptist Church, Sub-j
ule Reeddr Yolk l.
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
All“) SUPPMES
Phone nos-50 So. Max:151".
311.11.113.11. Mimic 1.1111313.
r
with the canned corn. without the 1117 ”en “Love." 1 (‘or.13:1-13. l
dition of eggs or anything else but, 7:30 service of owning worship.
the “3““! seasoning lwith short gospel 11121111011 by the pile '
nor.
1 chuesday evenirg at 7: 45 the mid-
[weak service for prayer and mediin-;
«lion. The great word to be consider-i
ed in “Trust." EVery one who lit-1
tends is 1equ€sted to come prepared
lto mud or recite 11 passage of Scrip-I
15111111111101.0111
Horllck’
Mahdi: ' ilk
SuhaMMYQIJ am pm iture containing this word.
‘ The kitchen is the
center. of all-house—
11111-111111111111111.
’37
, .
ZELUFE‘S.
limp Store
31 North Main Street '
coo-moms.- 1532 I
xk'orit, and: around
the range iii-Monter-
cal all the work. of
the kitchen. The
range is therefore
the all-important:
havidfili Raymond
UN BE RTA‘K‘» ER
..OMG’i- 1m; Mount “’1'
‘ 27 WASHlNOTO'l 81'
NEW» “in HEN." .UILDIN8P.‘
' i'sfi'e'd;
33/1112. 11v
CORN. MAIN AND WEST; SIS
HORACE R. NASH
Putnam avenue oi:- ”3100:“ the: lug - '
Boys’ Club meets at 7' 00; Thursday,
the Women's Bible Claim meelo at
3-7: is Fllday. ill
”331111111 11 11'
B: on a .. ,
:' '00, Mr.
1
l
' éhiidrerlachoammy and
Patiently 1211.31.11-11: Mm.-
‘ Poinless 0311109de
111111.111.
Charges for
’ Very Best Dental Work
. I.
Pollution and ammonium
MELON W351i
(Gregory Boulevard)
Quench” 1-
Norwalk Chronicler