.1111. sud ts. m be we. at
this nut mam toss: up Mr
m~ st History 1311‘! for “0
summer. The telephone st the hole
hos slso bees connected.
The speed host “Senor-s H." oiled
by Ralph C. Israeli. or hell Islsnd
liss been placed in the water tor the
wheat: at the Anderson shipyards. A
new engine on been installed in the
Kenneth Valentine. oi the Norwalk
acht Club, has placed his calboat
Tomahawk” in the water for tho sen»2
son, and the bogt has been moored
uth t t w-
Cummings and Samuel 1313111590, the Washingtons ree dra
in Danbury yesterday. .
.1 Philip H. Fielding is In
todsyvou jury dutr.
’J. Bonuessefl of Stevens
giant Tuesday in Bridgeport.
«Hebrew of Fourth street. bask
~11 position with Mrs. Whit-l
Dsnbury.
Ellienstein. of Cove avenue,‘
pied a position with ML;
1 Pilot Island. l
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timber yesterday l
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_e resume A. C. will clash with
en Lace Works on the!
Sunday ntternon. i
t
sported that flntfish are hit--
Wallace Bates caught 8.
PAULINE recession”
The Emotional Actress Appears
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floorge Keeling: oi Stamford. in
E tre Friday
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drlchs of Cove avenue.
indies Aid Society of the W
hut‘cb will entertain the 2
supper 1.. be .11.... 1.. the éNEw CANAAN
1111's evening.
W Aid WWW, 0f the Etit“ Charles McKendry spent the week»
is E church disposed Of 1‘01" 1nd in New Haven.
1at a meeting held yester- _.._._.
on at the church. 3 Mrs. Fred 'Kitubsil spent Sunday
> at. her summer home at White Oak
~~1veutber has prevented 3mm,
1 . boating. There are num- '
, era of lunches who have Schuyler McKcnzlt' of New Work!
‘ Whoa“! for the 59-380“ as spent the weekend pith his mother inI
town.
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”some rainbow in the East Nelson Broun
stt tion 01’ 118011118 for scrotal 'ho Cadillac Automobile (20..
yesterday afternoon about Haven.
H It was veiw pretty and dis-
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in New
5 Mrs. Fred Scofield of Ridgoflcld was
Men's Friendship of the Past Monday
E. church Class W1?“ oldI -.
roast. beef 01: run this ' Miss Martha Carpenter of Bridge.-
“flte church. Dr. Edward H. l port is visiting with'her cousin, Miss
is expected (-0 attend and Edith Qarpenter...
' on his travels.
_______._ Mrs. Jesse Hoyt and son of New
“9mm". of the Sasqus Camp. York have arrived for the summer at
presented a public ceremou- Forest Farm "
stoning at the East Avenue M, l W
. The ceremonial was “mm 1 M111.W.E. Norton of New York has
and after it ice cream and returned to hel summer residence on
dispensed and ice cream ”“33””
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Mrs. J. Howard Hoyt is undergoing
u...—...___ .a—
oi" East :Norwalk' feel very £2311;an at thc French Hospital in
66" Senator Charles E Wil- r
and Representative Hiram B; 5 Mr. and Mrs. Leland hanger and
Nehemiah Condos for the
which they hsVe put. forth in
passage oi the Marvin
. It was a great pleasure
ers to learn through yes-
Bmtinel that" the measure
the General AsSernbiy.
i at Stamford are visiting vilih‘
'relatlv’wss in town
The Knights of Pleasum will give
one of its popular dances in the Town
lilall, Friday evening.
‘ Chaplain Chenetveth of Fort Slocum
the. ”me; is at his summer home at White Oak
Shade for a few days 1
tine Pughe,
Mr. and Mn. 13. L. Pugho.
much. celebrated the an .
! her birthday, yesterday.
ling ' a‘ large gathering oi
d friends. There uere
' luuonts and a generalC
Those in attendance
Mrs. Hiram Wnkemun has returned
to Suffleld to be with her sister, Mrs.
U.Hanford who is ill.
The Cornish'School he's been organ-
llzed under a new name, and a mew
board ol' trustees will be elected
L’ Wm Bracken, Beverly
36th Lane. Frances Keogh,
roline Wright,
l W. E. Swift 01' Antonio, 11?. Y. has
Min-y leased the house on Oak street form-
Thursa HBarnum Mary efly occupied by My. Chase '
Port Chester. Dorothy
P118119. Katherine P'uglitl. Mrs. Gilbert F'I Stevens has return-
io’mhtuo, Mary Louise Gt ed from the Stamford Hospital, “111m
‘_ othy Hoffman, of Canada, uhe underwent a slight. operation.
Ward Sterling. Donald W
1! Robert’s, -.._man Ublej HE ALMOST FELL DOWN
gFrunk Gray. Oliver
7 gthr, Elbert Smith,
sun Miller. '
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A. M. 11111131111111; Bogus; Chltto
Mlss‘l. on. so grateful because of bolus
11991121110111 pain and distress that he
wrote the 1311911111.; letter:
bus 11 position with"
Ithc guest of New Canaan {1111111111 on
“I Was *
Ethel“ E565 ‘1'; $3361; 61ft 11.111.
having been confined to her home for
several weeks with scsrlet fever.
1
Miss Alice Heath is assisting in the
dentel oilico of Dr. E. C. Cunningham,
Iiiss Helen Beddington having. resign-
ed. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Burr oitNew
York and New Canaan are occupying
their home “Colbleshack,” tor the sum-
mer.
Mrs: Theodore Johnson and daugh-
ter, who have been spending the win-
‘ter at Aiken, S. C., are now at their
home on Oak street.
A. C. Clarkson of Ponus Ridge. who
has‘ been having a lot of work done
111.1111: residence by local carpenters.
gave them a dinner 111 the Lsrchmont
Yacht Club. Saturday evening”
Members of the Home Guard. Boy
iScoutn and personal friendswere at
.1111: station, Monday morning. to say
good-bye to Marshal Stonrns. who left
that day for the' Pinttsburg camp.
Mrs. James W. McLane. widow of
Dr. McLane. who has been for a num-
ber of years a member of the summer
colony, died at her home in New York.
Sunday. The interment occurred on
T.uesday
w..- ...
0. S. Burl, who has been manager
of the Union Pacific ten store in the
cpern-houso blot‘k, 11111-1 purchased the
lunchroom business of James Mc~
Gralh. and will assume control May
15. Mr. hicGrath leaves shortly to
become one of Uncle Sam's box a, hav-
ing made application for the =le<t1lcnl
1.1.orvicc
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('111'1 Su't‘iezy 11.111 returned to his
511131.13 at the illnir Academy; in New
oton.
Mrs. S. .ln.Dasltan1 and her 11.1.1121
tor. Miss 81111111 liaslmnr, have. r-utum
ed to their home on Mansfield avenue.
after spending the winter ;:1 Florida. a
Mrs. W. I. Lonndos, who
cently struck by on automobile 1.111119.
waiting; for o. trolley car. out incapa-
\"1151 re-
citated for over two weeks. 111 now
ugnin music be out.
The. Ladies‘ Aid Soclctv ‘11:. the
Methodist church has had extensive
renovation done at the parsonage. in
expectancy of the arrlt‘al of. the new
pastor, Rev. Charles Reynolds 11nd his
wife today. ‘
The stokes estate at. Noroton,
“Brick House.” which was occupied
loin summer by Andrew qunegie, is
still unnecupied and likely to remain
is now about over.
VS
tied the plnlr tumblers which
planted two seasons ago, to wires 111-11
‘ sing along the duper platform, and
mess roses will make ,a’ beautilul"
hedge of blossoms when“ June- arrives.
Representative Stephen ‘R. Hoyt re-
memos
Haven. utter spt 21112.11: some 12ml.- will '
his parents. on the Post road. at Nor -
so during the summer as them ling‘
season rm- places as elaborate us this
Workman who have been tidying up .
the} flower beds at the station hnve‘ , 1 ‘
were _
ceived several petitions. bearing 11111
signatures. advocating the 1 1
passage of a law~empowetlug the doc
Elsi imfi’t,
mom”
housemate-Insists.
Wilt-
lrs. Job liteheli,
rout Emotional.
dale line.
Wilson, of Wilton Court. Stanford,
one day recently.
a nephew from Brooklyn.
street.
home opposite
moved to New York. We
decorator, has been so busy that he
of workmen.
Wilfred Loundes, of New Canaan
Artillery Corps. from Stamford.
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Mnson Wadsworth and family.
bungalow on the Buried side soon.
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Mrs. Anson Phelps Stems and iv
daughter, Mrs.
spring and summer in Ridgeile‘id.
111 Noroton.
_ ‘ltlr. Roderick M. Edens has stoppe
fill a Visit in Norman on his way fro
the Harvard Law School to his hour
11 South ('11 olinn
mmmamum
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. ‘lei‘lk. ll Olen-ink: her brother:
George Knapp entertained Joseph L‘
Mrs. Henry B. Wallace. of the Post
rend. Noroton. has been entertaining
Contractor Clarence Sootieid is mak-
ing extensive improvements at the
home of Marl!" W. Norman. in Gracie
Mrs. Elltch,_ who recently sold her’
the Congregational
church to New York parties. has re-
H. M. Wylie. the local painter and
has been obliged to increase his force
son of Mr. and Mrs: W. I. Louudes, of
this town, has enlisted in the Coast
of
New York, are in Upringdale [or the
summer. Mr. Wadsworth will erect :1
. Helen Phelps Stokes,
tormentypi Newton. will spend the
. i
Miss Helen Jeni-ion, a brilliant young
violinist of New ”York is visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fitch.
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mulmwisfl'fimm-t 11- m hummowmumssi
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“ell-us Berni. ummmumnmmmmamf
lamina-idea» Them hummmmmstny
Yuk. Imitmolnlfl'
it will be «lotus-est to Dsrlen peo-
gpie to know that when the nastier of s General Assembh
leopstitmlonal amendment tor women
Mrs Eugene A. Jschon is quite 111 mm” m We, mmm m the
at her home ‘near the Buried-89111!“ “on“ of nepwmmye. yesterday.‘
.‘taepresentstlve Stephen R. Hoyt voted
With the advocates or submitting the
matter to popular vote on both then.
Iroll~cells which anally resulted in the
:victory for the suil'rsgists {or which
they have so long contended The
matter came up first on a vote to in-
definitely postpoue acceptance of a. “-
vorable report, which had been nude
by the mmittee on constitutional
amendments. This motion was lost,
.141 to 9a. A motion to accept the re
1pm and pass the mattér onto the
lnext. General Assembly was next made,
land carried. 138 to 96. a. change of
three votes in favor of submission own
the previous vote, although it had been
,predicted by some of the speakers that]
lmany men who voted against post
{tenement because they did not favor.
dodging the issue in this way. would
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in... Myra”. at them. on... mud ens“
”Multistarshsuhedemlt
WI. shotss'shlflitottl. our; 1111 11mm National 11111111. or so. urinary. minimum-e 1.11.1111:
think handful A most unusual thing
es. castle mathematics. Post this measure is “11.1 it was not;
presented by the people who usually
present anti-saloon legislation to the'
Neither the Con-I
nectimu lemon-once Union nor the
leaders of the Prohibition party linen!
of this 111oven1en1 until it was pro-I
sented. after the petition had been
druwn up by Mr. Harrison B. Freeman:
lending lawyer of Hartford. and was.
supported by the alsnuiacturers'
societion of the. state. simply as a bus:
iness proposition to meet the need for!
conserving the food supply of the coon—g
try- and the efliclency of the state’s1
lighting and industrial forces. it was’
stated that the interest. , {storing the
measure represented $100,0110,000 of
Connecticut capital invested in vari-
ous manufacturing plants. The speak;
ers nearly all declaredthst up to the
outbreak of the war they had not been
disposed to favor prohibition in any;
way. The state association was repre-
sented by its attorney. John H. Book:
by Col. George Pope and 11 large num-
her of other manufacturers, represent-
ing similar big interests.
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New1 Check Suits
$16.95 to $25.00
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5 Whatever you do,
Prevent dandrufl and falling hair by
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t This original Eau do
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testing bottle
momma
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den't get BALD!
using the great French preparation
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inine is the one etl'ective tunic tor itching scalp,
Used by men and women of refinement the
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The I N ew Bonds
The new bonds make a double appeal—the appeal of patriot-
ism and of business adv3nt~ 7-.
The cotmtry has assumed a great burden which every posses-
sor of wealth is bound to .0011 norais to assist in shouldcring.
The argument of patriotism is supplemented by the one of .
business advantage. The 3%% bonds are exempt from taxes. in- 1.
eluding the income tax. In normal times they will go to a prcm- 1 '
ium. They will furnish an investment stable beyond anything.
ever known 511.1111. country. All this considered, the rate of return
is hi ii. The bands will enhance, not shrink in market volue.
ut profoundly above the business advantage. and vastly
more important is the argument of patriotic duty; The task we
are setting ourselves to is a great one. To such a task we must
dedicate our lives and our {annuity—everything. we are and all "
that we have. America is privileged to spend her life and her
' might for the principles winch gave her birth and happiness and .
peace. “God helping. her. she can do no other." 7
This bani: will receive yen: subscriptions for the LIBERTY, ~ 3‘
LOAN without charge. It you» cannot buy a bond outrie ht. we
will arrange with you to pay for same inxinstallments. In this way,
at least, you can do your bit. j '
The People’s Trust Co
ensign for: H
aim Dentist Win-k
Acceptie Office
1... 5.11 no.
‘ C Painless: and conscientious
* Dentistry
T
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metronome
Mile and Female.
Examinations
Every TUESDAY
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Merriii Business
College
Seuth Norwsllt
Stamford. Port Chester.
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Women’s
Wear
The Little Shop
K. 111' A. CLAVEN
- Whitman’sChocolalcs
? Beet
'. from. summits 1 and: Atom
do North Main Street
"The 1......- Bakery
Tel 367 ll Monroe street
We are-now able to supply our
customers with PIES. made to
order each day. We also have
SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
RINGS' in addition to our regular
stock.
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The Reed 8: Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
I ELECTRICAL 5H0? '
In the Town V. -1.
AUTO SUPPLIES..-
phm 805—50 So. Main tit.
80. Norwalk. Music Hall Bil”
‘ZELUFFTS
Drug Store
531 11111-111 Main Street
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fol. cities. 10119-3: House; on.
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(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
Opens May :-
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