Y MARKET
.611 1111. my 51.
5.1.51
hid
”may afternoon on
.. _ Philips.
igneous '
M. E. church held
:‘halness was disposed of.
iéflaturday.
: to the breeze.
members of
Baptist church
' ‘Il yet this year.
m. ’11—'-
flound Class Machinists Mate
_ the Third District.
are greatly
checked their enthusiasm
, n being. .
; ' UWAl’i’ilN
manna: w-rm' ma
W‘b‘VM "5'31 4V4
in the city water 14.1111
South Norwalk.
tention.
being made.
W in commission.
5’0! Brooklyn,
YES
IORWALK
‘ ,L. Lockwood has his house-
Med out of the water for re-
, Scoults, Triop Five, will dentsll) ran a pen and pencil point in-
d” nigit in Iarvin “21°01 to his hand, and the member began to
Mules win meet Nash's 11111
int. A good game is assured.
mu was born to Captain and Mrs.
of 11 Osborn avenue,
whdles’ Aid Society of the East
a. meeting
noon at the church at which
IN H. Elliot, of Wallace place,
”mot the largest flag poles in
A handsome flag
the Susqua‘
girls participated last night
. am presented at the South
Mos of blackfisli have been re-
This specie
Minnelli! starts to nibble about
9.118.118 is still visiting his peo-
Mr Lane. ,H 0“,. 11
go back until tomorrow morn-
intm'estcd in
g‘fflldous increase this year is nitributcd 3,5,.
neither Hall is able to attend,
”in after a few day's illncs‘s.
Biol! is unchecked and the
filter still flows or to the sea
Dorothy Rackt-tt has returnedl
MEG home after a “‘0 wieeks spout the wcek-cnd at tlicir Durien incl,
ltli Mrs John Mott. of Cedar summer home, le'ccwuydln Farm.
. I ‘ "3 ’ldlli‘tifél‘lél ‘-'ll'> l1 (”F-Fl ‘1: ' ‘his accuser. lic fcll obl; god to find him
{83:11:11 Halfl, Kathe gleam- Orange, N. J has been spending a “.11, and impu. :1 fine (ifs Plant!
Me \v n o 1 ew aven ~ -
' - few days With his lamil on the Post , 1 . . 0111 t n t 11.62,
‘ , with his family in Logan y costs, the l'llltl‘ 1111 1 1 g o $
._..——._ I
11 .Thomas F Walsh made
through iRowayton, this week,
matted found no dogs that
of has been placed on theI d d 1
«Captain 'John Obeiland er Guar riled the non—commissioned
ill avenue, and other i111-
e of New York, who is to
y to his sumiher resi-
nylon, has placed his cab-
-~ Mm. Franklin Lynch of To
tartained Mr. and Mrs. John
over .the listed recently in the United States
Ellery. of this place. in
the small cottage on the .
And it will be rebuilt near Dr. J. W. Avery who was called to -. _
”the shore of the late 'Rutland. Vt. by the death at his to hair along the street at an ordinary donateur gardeners.
ither, 3"“ W. - H “3”" ‘11 D» Wl“ N09 H6 defined that he know no luck," replied the genial proprietor. all one doeslnot nend‘manyitools, but Dunn‘s money Pills—«the some thntl
not. return to Standard until the and reason why 1111135 should have 1.11.1111 the prices “have advanced on lunch. good to 1
mm»... ,5 Mmmmmlwlad 1....
”1.1.1 '
- ,, 1- .. I, g .. ”and £5121“ ii i‘. arwlu my.-
(hair... 1 .1 in,”
mi. 0.1? L11 Liidlaw 1 . ~"J --
.z‘ ‘t‘t '41 .‘.1.~l..r- 5 _ .- 1
tabs in Stuntmd on . 111.113 was. 111'
‘vmgrcss uh tilt It's: "
~l- . wyl 11 'u‘lllii, 1.- b1 _
Funmdjdr‘m Ru ‘ u d rested in statutordiur mobility to pro-
“I dare his,drirer‘s lice-11119, and s lino 0!
Miss .‘darnn Jn1.1.- .11 ltovayton, 1:111:35 imposed. the “me being
has been in charge oi the first grade
of Center school, .Darit 11, as n substi-
lute for her sister, Miss Mabel Jarvis,
who has been confined at her home by
illness for a few days.
The firemen were called out by a
false alarm at 7:30 Monday night to
the Foster place. near the Congrega-
ltional church, where some one who
Iwas burning brush under a permit
l'rom the authorities, had alarmed
some of the neighbors. Who sent in an
alarm.
1 chute has. lwcu constructed on the
James A. Farm” shore property at
Hickory Bluff. and the unneeded exca-
vation from the new home is dropped
into it. rolling down to the edge of the.
shorefwhich is being tilled in.
111‘s. llul111c<, lt‘tlt'llé'l’ in Grade 8, at
Center school, spent llli‘ wcck—cnd at
llir‘ bedside 01. her slstt 1', who lives in
the iicighborhmd nl‘ Heston, and who
is seriously ill. Because ol’ the near
approach of H19 end of the school year,
Mis. Holmes {1111 obliged to return to
her desk by Monday morning.
1 he Loisnytou Baptist church will
:llOld its annual roll call this evening at
7:45 o‘clock. Rev. .1. Harrison Thomp-
son, of South Norwulk. will be the
preacher. A social hour will be enjoy-
ed after the service, and the ladies will
serve refreshments. All 111e1ul1e1's are ""
urged to be present. The lunch Wagon formerly owned by
..__._... I. ll. Tripp of Norwu‘ik, which hos
Edwin W. Godfrey. janitor oi the both bought by Warren Grecnc of this
Rowayton public school. is 1'c-co'.'cri11g town, has been taken from Norwalk
' from an injury tohls right hand While 10 11111 iiiukci'is shops 111 New Rochelle
cleaning one of the rooms he accl to be overhauled, and when thus reno-
vdtcd. Constable (lrccnc will provide
ll.1i1~n with :1 much more commodious
swell and pain him c'onsideiably in a lunch \'.'lt,£;t.ll than his present one.
day or two. l’rouipt measures have —-———
prevented a serious attack of blood Dr. F. Milton Smith. who has bccn
the poisoning. and he 1':. now liiiproving.
—.—._.~—‘._.
tlllth‘ in p11blic,u11d ill c11u1‘cl1 affairs
111'111' sincc establishing his residence
Memorial exercises will be hold (111
Sunday afternoon at 31 o‘clock in the
' Baptist church, the gathering being in
in llaricn, 11 few ycnrs ago and who.
has .bcvn especially atrtive, in former,
‘ l
‘ yours, in promoting no-liccnsc cani-
lline unsurch of al( (immunity sci'ww' puigns. was suddenly stricken ill on
111' 1- ,1'11; , 1-. . . .
‘Rl : ‘ ' '\ - H .11 ‘ “‘f '1 f‘ 1 “ tiuuduy night, and is in a critical con-
‘ (Nd-“0” '1' 8' ”mum Um 94”“ 1111 dilioii at his home on the old King's
address. A procession 1v1ll later be
formed to march to Union cemetery,
and the Rowsyton Drum Corps, which
has volunteered its services, will pro-
vide music. The children and-others
will dccorafc the soldiers’ gray es, and
there will be tuither interesting ex-
erclses.
iie1.llerbti'bt.iirow1i. l’li l).. occu-
pied the pulpit ot‘ the Greenwich (lin-
grcgutional church last Sunday mama
lug, returning to conduct the service,
in hisown church in the evening;
llai'ry Scoflcld, a lay preacher of tRo-‘
wayton, who has frequently beeni
llt‘ltl‘tl very accplnbly in vurious Dn-
ricn pulpits, was the preacher at the
Congmgdtionnl church in Dr Brown's:
place in the morning. i
m
1
l
Highway. l
EXEMPTIONS FROM WAR SERL
\IIU:
BOSTON, May ill—Charles F. Get-
‘1oniy, director of Mlli1a1'y Enrollmcnt
‘iu this stain, will go to Washington
soon to obtain the views of the War
Dcpurtmcnt as to the organization of
commissions to pass upon t'xemptlons.
Authority will bu azuuglit to have Gov-
1-1'1101' McCall dcsignzitc both ”10 regis-
1 1111011 and oxenwtlon boards in Mus-
zichusctts. 111d win-11 111-1111- 1:11: 111 (ll!-
lt‘irst Selectman l".1».11‘1.1' .\l. V. Sch-2
licliting and Town t‘lcrk Str-plu-n it}
lloyt 1-xpu-1 to attend 21 Inc-111mg 1'11,
.llri'gcport this \1l11-n 111:1)";
111's, sclcctiucn and other city and town
circculivcs will meet Gov. HOlCOllll)‘
11:11:] ,0 uncud to 1111.1 twin and ()lllt‘l static otllcluls to be instruct-
1,0! WWW] mm” HmJl‘i. lot! in the details of tho lt'ngll‘l’tl‘ . tc
, ' ibc made on.l1111c 51b of all mill 1. or l
l BIG INCOME TAX RECE'pTS §l\.(‘(‘ll 21 and :20 {(11 military purposes
NEW YORK, May 2:i.~~lncoun- ilic :1.-lt>t".l\'t' draft lav.- ziud the
I)uymon(s of $13,500,110() wcn- ”Mm. 1,5- 'pr111-i1i1'111's punt]. 111.11ion publishctl llll'
7,787 citizens in tho iii-st '(‘lglilm'll iiucdimely uttcr 11111 law's passitgc.
days of this month, according to :1 1'.'1l
pui't made public today by Collector?
Edwards of tho .St'contl va Ym'iz lll :~'
trlct. in May,’1!llt‘1. $390,000 was col-
lected from 3562 [H‘l‘SOll
1: “01110011.
Ar-
t'1\’ ' under
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'l‘lin ftiiicrnl st-rviru lJl‘ .lumcs (lar-
1.'11ll. llt'ltl Monday'iti’h-i'uoou 111 the
illlt‘lllhdll'll c.111r1l1, was attended by 1'.
"' The “'"“‘-‘°"‘}l.'.1'gc nuinbtr ul‘ pt‘opli', tt-stll‘ylug by
tiircngin': the church of the
cstccm in which the young
'1 1:111 was held. The service was
f.)lltlllt‘teil by the Rev. Charles llcy-
‘(ll(l.‘l. pastor cf the church. and Rev.
Samuel E. Lawssn. 11 former pastor.
who came from his distant pui'isli at
iliggunum to spceik rcgurtling‘ llic
lrbarnctcr cf lllt‘ young 111'111, whose fur
Nun‘s; luncrui 3111'. Lawson conducted
ubnut 13 months ago. '
for
Ho 11 patriotic tesponse to the Govern- ,1 '11
ment's request for early paymoms.
I
DARlEN
AND
NORO TON
; ,
.._._...._.
.lustiC1- lllll‘l')’ V. 3111.111 was cullcd
upon to docldr- :1 pcrplcxiug cusc Mon»-
and 111's. li'ving Bouton Of New 'di'y night. when George liaskl nccuscd
spent Sunday with “.11, 11”.“, Michael Nags of having assaulted him
in“ Sunday, about noon. ’I‘hcrc wcrc
on
Mr.
Rochellc
at the Heights.
, .11'1 aye witnesses to toe afflir, and,
‘Sands Scllcck and family of the We it was a (111:1- ci the one man‘s
llclghts, spent 'Sunday with 1'clatiws,‘1-=at*mony against the other’s. The
at. Pound Ridge ‘..'ll.~'lll‘(‘ stittcd that lac did not like to
—-———~— tint: lll(.‘ accuscd on such t<lci1lcr cvi-
S.Aucl1incloss :1 21d family t‘cncc, but.1s Ruelti had sworn to tlit
and Nagy: had no witnesses to
rtlispzovc that stntcnicnl. 1111.1 even do
icllncd an opportunity to cr'ose examine
M15. E
road.
‘ .
.which the dcfcndr-n‘. mid handing out
1:1 ".3" scold-back {01 the purpose. The
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wood of Pound 111011 are both liunigiri‘ans, and Nags
'Ridge- visited on Sunday at the home was formeily :1 boarder in Raski's
of Postmaster and Mrs. W. i. Austin oi house-hold. The former said some-
Noroton Heights. ,thiug about Ohio and Canada. and
1cight months, but it was difficult to
gather whether he was trying to say
that he himself or diaski hadrbeen
away from town for that length ol’
time. Because of the difficulty that
both men found in expressing them
The Young People‘s Society of the selves in English, Stephen Torok was
Noroton Presbyterian Church will summoned to act as interpreter. .Ran
hold a social and tea. postponed iiom ki‘s story was that, about noon unsun-
a couple of weeks ago, at the chapel day, he was traveling on a bicycle.
l'on Friday evening of this week. along Leroy avenue, near Seagwick'
--—--— av enuo when Vang came along in the
Private Lester B. I-lindley, who err opposite diiuoctit' 1 r :d 1' 1112 other
side. of the street, but. he crossed over
cavalry spent a few days' furlough at and, on meeting Bdskl,.struck him in
this home here. presenting quite 11 mil- the face, drawing blood to‘ such a , I
.111
Capt. Gordon of the’ Darien Home
1.1110313 in some of the nianouevci's at
the Town Hall last night.
111":
1i;.'_..1-t
Frank Decourcey, ..nd told him the ones.’
story of the nessult.
testified that. about 12:45, he saw Ras-
ltl in front of his home, coming from
the scene of the alleged encounter. He
thought at first “that one of Barnum’s
clowns had got out,
perfectly white except for splotches of of this cunning little three- co-i'nered‘ ~
rod that might have been paint," but
later he saw that they were spots of
blood.
(anointing array of garden tools in aifor children to pin? with; they are the
hilly appearance in his no.1. t 11111.01 11' gree that he could not see for awhile, local hardware store. remarked to the
THE REASO.
It’s the Long Blue (‘lii11111eyl
STANDARDUILUMNX.
cook stove. No drudgery ; no uncertainty ; 1111 delay.
the glass chimney is to obtain clean, satisfactory light from an oil lamp
perfect combustion without it.
abundant hot water for laundry, kitchen and bath at low cost.
for descriptive booklet.
For best results use SUCON)’ Kerosene.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES: ,NBW YORK ALBANY BUFFALO .
“J WHY
The Long Blue Chimney 111:1kes the New Perfection the diferenl oil l
Fond perfectly !
OOtllit‘Ll, when you than! it, and without homing up your strength. l
The Long Blue Chimney is as necessary to obtain clean, intense heat lrom an oil stove as
You can’t have
For hot water-the New Perfiction Kerosene Water Heater—it provides
Ask your dealer
STANDARD OIL COMPANY of NEW YORK
BOSTON
l UNCLE SAM Wists
STENOGRAPHERS.
Male and Female,
1 I”
Examinations
Every TUESDAY
;
Merrill Business
College
South Norwalk
Stamford. P011 Chester.
W
' GREAT REDUCTION
on
FOOTWEAR
at our
REMOVAL SALE
MAX LEVY
' 145 Washington Street.
WM"-
The Banner Bakery
NEW-,1
01L COOK 1 '
STERLING é
OR
summer Furnishings
COUCH HAMMOCKS, REFRIGERATORS, PORCH AND
LAWN FURNITURE
LAWN SWINGS, 2 and 4 Passenger
2 Passengers, $4.98. 4 Passengers, $6.75.
These are made of extra heavy selected lumber and well
bolted. Guaranteed to stand all weather conditions.
Sterling Furniture Co.
Phone 105
sir. DeC ourcey gardeners who havent ever had any?"fne“ udago.
she asked.
need to buy any; the neighbors are?
good natured." A gratifying common-f
tary on the kindliness and good will
for the man was at human nature. “What is the pricel
hoe?" “That's for making furrows,
and lots of other stunts, and is one ot'__
the indispensable tools. That cunning
He had not seen the alleged
take my advice and never buy any but;in
l
He had no queg.;"WeH. what about this little trio of
they for chlldren?«-they are so small. "
1" "No. indeed." ,replied the tool man:
A N‘oroton farmerette, admiring a "they are much‘ too good and costly
1v.
“No such good and an 1.11.11.11.11 in 15.11.»:
REED BABY GARRIAGES $18.95 up, in all finishes.
127, 129, 131 Washington St.
"Bl“ what about all the 11““ iuult with his tools." Let us start a
A good 11 orkman would
“011. they know they dfin'tfnot have poor tools.
PROT -lT BY THIS
Don’t Waste Another Day 5
When you are wprrled by backache;
By lameness and urinary disorders
Dont experiment with an untried
encounter, n01 did he see anything of little hoe is worth just nlnety- live medicine
Nagg. He had never known the latter cents. an awful price l‘ll. .,nd1nit but
before. but was acquainted with Ruski
and believed him :1, truthful man lthe very best tools. Unless they are,m
When Nagg was given an opportunity made of tempered steel, they are its,
to speak for himself, he stoutly denied ble to break the first time .they hit 21 experience:
having seen Raskl, although he adv stone, and 8‘78?! one knows that YOU Oakey J Smith painted and paper-
mltted having been in that locality. H. can 't not a tool in the ground in Con-
also declared that hé had not hit Rns- necticut without striking a. stone,"
kl,'01‘ anyone else.
tlonsito ask his accuser. and so the jus~ good-looking tools tied together? Are
ticcimposéd penalty as stated.
Do as thousands of people are do-1
Use Doan's Kidney Pills.
Read this East Norwalk resident’s
hanger, 8 Cottage street, East
walk, says: “I have used Dunn’s Kid.
ney Pills oi! and on for several years
and l certainly recommend them high
Whenever my back has been weak
or; lame and has ached, and my kid
hays have been irregular in action. 1
have used Dosn' s Kidney Pills. They
most 9'39“" little “to” that women have never failed to relieve me in a
but when he was finally again able to manager that he would get rich this can handle, 11de iii-n known as th
‘ 1 1: spring, selling garden tools to all the lady's nor-ii new. _ ' 50,31 all dealers.
Aft ply ask for a kidney remedy~gell
Tel 367 5 Monroe strec‘l
We are now able to supply our
customers with PIES, made 10
order each day. We also have
SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
RINGS" in addition to our regular
stock. ,
W
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully EQuiPPCG
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES ,
Phone 805—50 So. Main 32.
no. Norwalk. Music Hall Elk.
ZELUF F ’S
111 11g Store
1 North Main Street
833--Phones,-- 1 532
~—
’WW ' ~11?
Whilman’sClmcolales
.——-—
Drugs Prescriptions
David W Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tel. office. 10698; Noun, m,
27 WASHINGTON 8T.
NEW RED man's IUlLDlNG
MELON HOUSE
(Gregory Boulevard)
1 East Narwalk
Opens May 1
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA noon
COOKED TO ORDER
11011111 E. O’SULLIVAIN, Prop.
‘ Telephone 729
Beef,lr011& Wine
1Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer.
F. H. BAXTER
Drum
-—. a
REBUlLT TYwamTEHS—L. c
Smith, Underwood
Remington, all, other
makes, ' sold, rented ’
repaired Rentals. S3 -
per 111111111. Machines
sold at $5 per month
PLUIIliR
TYPEWRITfiR EXCHANGE ,
566 Fnlrflgld Ave, Bridgeport, coon. -
Nor-
Don‘t sim- l
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