of New York are now
Pope. residence. at Tokenekc for the
summer season.
Brooklyn were the week-end guests of
Mr.
latter‘s Tokeneke home.
avenue.
town. has rented his residence for tilt“;
summer to New York parties.
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Mflwg gnu,
“John Mallet! and .lnooiileveuinx issue was ”supme furl
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soil 8 is I ‘ . ' ’ : re «.1
. nil ‘ s tithing dsruunum Is RAID LON DOV FARLYiiiunwr It hsdiuitidevcloimi pmipubiisiiing a port that a peat. ~
conductmi in the bomb. and expects ""2 I. a ‘ “mi ._, I ' I. . t
M y d I . ‘ . J it; an «It In Murat-Inns Il- I-pulntiun train the .‘i: Ween
I l \' at ‘, . . . I‘ ~ ‘ - ‘ VuMW “““ ‘ I
. 1 u_ 1 5941 I, u! on ,1 stand,“ farml I lliii l ‘.-.‘I all I‘ll“! Incl] itiitl [idly-a“! 'tl‘iii) llIttl iil‘itW ‘tl til l (“41” :J’iifl.
and Mrs. Newell Turner
settled in the
311'. Paul
.‘ill‘. and Sims. John H. Tiebout oil
and Mrs. Franklin Lynch, at the
James Hulnwmn of West
in the. Rowayton section
Side
of .
. .13 meeting of the Ladies' Aid Socie-
of. the East AVenue M. E. Church
Wheld this afternoon.
‘Enst Side residents are enjoying the
meaty Bond parade this afternoon.
Skinny Celia has a nice little garden
Whit be has planted in the rear and
am of. Mother's t‘igar store on East
Washington Stl‘mt. The garden truck-
Icorning along in great style.
‘mmpriation of 55.000 for the paving
int Senview nit-Into that is in the
meet lellLll‘tlnt‘lll budget will get by
“953 Board of Estimate. if it does, the
knot will be pitted this tall.
Local 11901119 \I'i-I'e ~-iII'pI'iSed {Odfly
.mthcur. of thenrrvst IIt‘ticnnctII Tay-
in“ on the charge of i'IIIIbezleenIch.
In Taylor is well known in this (lis-
The line service afforded by the
mt Norwnlk Electric Light Plant has
*th much comment. The man-k
“out of the plant is doing nicely»;
mi it is thought there will be. no dc-‘
‘flclency this fall when the annual
Kneeling is held.
Followers of the water were feeling
ther blue again this morning. it
.. ins the eleventh consecutive day of
{103, Wthll‘lli‘lS greatly lininpered all
IIoccupations along the shore and on
“the. winter. Captain Richard Ilen-
_ dricks, who cares for the. harbor
lights. reports that he has to workl
I itfictly by compass, and can scarcely
get his-bearings.
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. “Irvin; School, East Norwalk, Flag
'5 Day. Exercises l
Thursday afternoon, lz3tl o'clock:
Float Aloft, Old Glory—~Scltool.
. Wt:i100Ine-—7 pupils, room ii. I
Proclamation—41m ry Gustafson.
,‘Bctsy Ross and the First i‘lug—!
f “Dorothy liovejoy, \Vlll. lionm‘d, sr‘
non Perlman.
”Song, The Young Patriot’s Song——
loam F. ‘ '
Recitation. Our Flair—Nelson Silt-ox.
Drill. Flag DIifi~ Glrs from Room F
mi G.
Recitationflur
mrd Doland.
flag Dance—Marion Minor. l
Shading Patriotism—drone Val‘strom. t
Drill; Fla}: Drill—4100mm :
Recitation, The Color Guard—Pupils
Room H. '
Recitation. Colors of Our
. Fred Kong.
Flag Exercise—7 pupils Room B.
Song, Flag of tho Fuse—«School. 1
Drill, Fla;v Drill—~12 punts Room 1'). .
.Ré'cltation, Flag Day-001Mb) ICutn-
ings,
Recitation. Ten Little Tin Soldiers
Ella Franson. l
Song, Hail the Bonny Flag—Room1
(‘ountry s Fag—llo—l
Flag—|
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"Recitation. The Flangdntt Minor.
mill, Uncle Sam's Drill—Pupils Room
lReCitation, Three Little Sisters-—
llian .Wright.
hesitation A Flag Day Pledge—
ley Morton.
'ag Salute-School.
.ramerica—School.
:1 special guest of the aftemon
be ldeutenant T. Minion, who will
In It short address on the flag
' patents and friend‘: are invited
e nnonont. The exercises are to
you on the lawn 0% Marvin school
'3 p..m., Thursday.
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CONCERNING; WOMEN
.. ”Louis has a $5 000 000 heiIeIIII
h. works for a living because she
‘ es thst no woman has a. right
wling tournaments exclusively
women are being staged this win-
by managers of Boston bowling'
Vina. G. Muilintx. nostmistress
dot; ’"Tenn:. is considered the
(riot-ulter- 'f0r the United States
-.. lifelen L. Summer, assistant
in nited States childI-ons bit-
is indexing children' s laws in all
" udies' Garment Workoril‘ un-
nto nowthaé pm'cttcaily all
men Workers in thggi city,”
a .4
It rather looks as though the extra‘ 1.
11‘ (I!
days.
‘liuliwuy.
Lowell, l
.uevk
It'liildnen, especially those. in Grade
[must-I.”
ibranchcs of trees
Ellne in Noroton and vicinity.
l restaurant.
{liar Gutc, Tokcnekc, gave (I delightful
IEat Less Meat and Take Salts for
Ineys, they become. overworked;
DAMIEN
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f AND “when S “10“.“, Ph. D.; recitation To insure them of adequate (Intel
1 Km] ifiil- mm, \largnret Rimanv' III the. pl‘lHUlt camp this governs
l recitation Wm." Greene carol by mtnt has aIIiIIIIrcd to suppli the»
anR0 ' ON: the school; ,mmmn. George God men with additional loud and (till
I] my! rocmmn‘ Downy Reading; (Tllt‘t‘t‘hhlllt:flIll](tll"ll:I\\lllt’llrilltl t
t m--.” tor; carol by the school; recitatiou,’ .I‘(.)\D“‘\' Julw 1“ '“HW 1“”
m IIIIIII (mun-w 1;.“ 1mm tod , Julia Santo: recitation, Roderick l.es-.n“"5mg ””115 it'om 11“: British
-‘ . - it) my «qu1 M ”m whom, "Thain“ steamer Soutliland. \\'lilt'li was,
or it Illhf Hall to the home of his .\ ‘ ‘ . . Itilpt'tltictl 'Ilitl sunk “H me 4 :
mm“ in Ohio. l:‘,‘II Iiric il IIIIiIIu: IttItIItIon, .lIImcs] ‘-
' W“. . l”. m... smut, primary class; rccita- Iulw lit‘t'liltltllltll. antltliicllotit} lllli';l
.' . . , , \\ ltl “t‘l . (‘\ I
)ll‘S. \I' K. llllJlllll‘i llflfi rt‘tut‘m’d “Un' Elhpl Telnk' :‘nng‘ Elil‘ab“1h ll l ‘I\ llll :l‘lltllll'ltt\ [till] \S:l\\ \llllllnicllfll:
I . . . r . \ I 't ' s. '3 ' I 1 A 1 Q
from a \'l.~‘i1 \“llll 1.91» 5.51.4», at “we. Dan nnoit and Ruth 011mm, 1‘. t-11.I~ Ind ‘ “W” FWIHUW“ “m it‘d i
well Junmiom x Y. lion, Jeannette Macomber; carol bv ‘ l 5 'h' Sl
the school;
Dr. and “1.“. George II. Noxon hate l(‘(lliithil
been entettaining liiss ltdna (lsttantl
Saluttmnct-u, N. Y., for
M I-s. Floyd
I shortly.
‘ school,-
’l'lie Stamford .‘iletllwi Automation
hid it. annual dinner last night. at
he Wt? Burn Golf t‘lub house in No-‘
zoton. fining to the “at situation,
the dinner was tmnpaiativel) modest.
”here “'6’“ ”0 invited guests, and “0"1904. was received here today.
elaborate critertainment.
Neither Ithleateniug tieather or ac-
tual min ~t‘l'\e(l to dampen the en;
thusiasm of the boys and girls of the
(‘ongregaiional Sunday School Sunday
morning, when their annual Children’ 15
Day exeicises had been scheduled, omit
the program was rendered as planned,
with onlv one. or two of the “expected
articii iants disappointing their teach-
cI-s and the schools superintendent,‘
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i’fiu" I i‘dSlt il 51 hot Iner lint itoml
Palliici, tillt‘ oi the tuition» l’ulmci
,flcot built at \\ indoboiu Maine. in
The. Hal-“hood l’alniei strzutk a
mine at tlicentraiice to the lIaI-lioi
Iof St. NaZaIc Fiance. tiltci she
had eliIdI-II (II ”it?!“ sultInuIiIIt-s
off the l‘ll‘litll t-I. Mini. 11 um pr—e
Vitill’otl} IeIIoI-It» d that the ~hip “as:
tot‘pttloctl In 2! suhiuiitinr. i‘npt
‘J. E. llnklot and hiccrcn of iiittIi-n
Incn teat-lied Hlltile Stitch in the _
Isliip' s bouts. 3
Vi ASllthi'l‘th. Jillltl‘ I‘.’ .——Ger-
"I ism I}:
\‘ “re
\‘t’r‘i‘i'
Wit.) tortmlucal.
IIIIH'
itillnd. when
via
~«'l‘.lie Berlin
reported I
II.I tin: ..t:o..Incr. iii-”iii It
the. Soutliluml
Slit: wins bound
from lilwrpool to Philadelphia In
liztllhst.
A liiri'l‘ElHlAM ,
Juno
Anzcigcr Icpurts that its Saturday
'I'iit'il
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London,
litikitl
.RI.
“and H. Davidson. New York <IIt_\'..
'i‘liv 1"[Itill hits talI-I I it In l‘I lit'I
L:a‘.‘t:l Illr}3.ili“lita i“ lgtlhll‘ll lions-
ilfil'tl'fi. H
”'1‘ l‘.\ WA J.
Mass,
‘ Iliit‘tti.
Marlboro,
. -lllllt‘
Stem-list)“.
wounded, itiHli-l. Ill. Home,
Tux”
.‘W‘siertla\"st' anadiiin tIatsu tlty list
Armin,
James F Williams, who had tharge of mom has notified the l. tilted .
the. exerciyes. \ large number of x‘zl. States that she regards the scv- ‘ ' .
mines of the pupils and other interest out} foul American IiIt-II-liant .
0
ed spectators note also on hand. The.
program was as follows: Carol by tho
prilji'gt‘ by the. pastor, Rev.
sailors brought in bv the I'llltlt’l't
Mocuo us piisoIIt-rs oi unr 2:1llil
«that iliei “Ill be treated as such I
Ottmm .
a few recitation, Anna ’I‘orok; song, ltcrht-rt
Jester and Sydney Wilson,
by the, pastor;
Trials of the King‘s Banner," by 1]“.
,\'oroton, has been on a visit 0} by the 501,001;
to New York, acctilllttilnit‘tl by her son
recitation. Julia Greene} uniting them. The Soutltlitntl s,
iretl Schrader; song. Ruth t'nptttltt reports that title Altict'It-aiii
recitation Margaret lttmany; was. killed 111 the Nllllillltr ill “let
HIt’iilllt‘l‘. but. that he tlllt‘H not!
know this man's ”nine.
lt‘ive Antoricitns who \\‘i‘l‘t' on the,
Soutliluml lune ' previously llt‘l'li E
reported rest-tied. IIIIIIIt-ly Albcrtl
Lyons, A \lct‘or, James (Icoghorl
remarks
“The Star Spangled
‘.~‘.clIool; offering; cur-
benediction.
ill. .tIe Amt III-ans Intuit-ti in.
M A, “n
llrs. William Herbert Wiley of “illy-,
tlIt’IWtItIJ." Stanivirh roud, Greenwich.-
:wus a visitor in quotou, at the home.‘
of friends on Montiav. l
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ocgin this‘
and the 1
Term examinations “ill
at the llnricn school,
R, are beginning to wonder if they with
Company's wmk»
men were busy
the overhanging
along the trolley
The Connecticut
cur with a force of
Monday, trimming
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Mrs. Mary Jayne yvstcrdny placed
neat curtains in the windows of her
which adds to its attrac-
tivencss and insuics greater privacy
to the nations of the eating house.
Misti Maud Kral’l lloncyinann of (Io.-
bridge whist party to a coteric of
friends at her artistic bungalow Miss'
lioncymann is a brilliant pianist of a
vetv high order, well knottyn on both
sides of the Atlantic.
Mrs. .l.. E. Davis of the Post lioztd
has been entertaining Robert Evans,
who is remembered by many in town
as having conducted the farm which is
now the estate of the Into John H.
Hayes, on Gracie street. Mr. Erans
has since been in business tn New
[lllll ll Milli Willi
If IiiDNllS Billlllll
Backachc or Bladder Trouble
Uric acid in meat excites the. kid-
get
sluggish, ache and feel like lumps of
loud. The urine becomes cloudy; the?
bladder is irritated, and-you may he
Iobligcd to sock relief two or thrPc
times during the night. When the
kidneys clog you must. help them to
Eilush oil the body‘s urinous waste or
you‘ll be a real sick person shortly.
At film you feel a dull misery in the
kidney region, you suffer from back-
nche, sick headache, dizziness stomach
gets sour, tongue coated and you feel
rheumatic ,twinges when the weather
is bad. '
I Eat less meat, drink lots of water;
{also get from any pharmacist four
ounces of Jad Salts; take a table-
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for a few days andzyour'kidI
neys will then act. tine,
salts is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice. combined with ”thin.
and has been used for generations to
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clean clogged kidneys and stimulate.
!them to normal activity, also to neu-
tmliw the acids in urine so it no lon-
gar is a sourca of irritation, thus end;
ing bladder weakness.
1 Jad Salts i's
juror makes a delightful effervescent
”this-water drink which everyone,
should take now and then to kcep the
kidneys clean and active. Dmggists.
.h‘aro any; they sell lots of Jud Salts. to
Ions wiIo' ‘le mi in economy i'ud-
Thls famous .
inexpensive, cannot in--.
din-stifle
ow: Ila It iii only IMHO. .
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Hundreds. of Maxwell: on May 23rd made good
our claim that a Manual! will 'go- further on a-
gallon of gasoline than any attics 5-passengerm—-
now,‘ from June 16th to 30th, we expect 40 00.0
‘ Maxwells to make as. good or a better diam-.-
ing ”than was made on historic .May 23rd;
"‘ff‘tl
We told you to watch the Maxwells with the
one-gallon red gas tanks attached to the
$50,000 In U. 5. Liberty Bonds
windshields. To Be. Given 1 Amy Next' . Time I l I
W l . .mak hi , »
(£1612: game” were going to e story on Inspired by the splendid ms of the Maxwell
dealers’ economy 00th of May 23rd
———we’ no ofl’cfing now $25,00tii' m U. 8. Liberty
Bonds as prizes to the 500- Maxwell owners
who make the best mileage on one gallon» of
gasoline. Every Maxwell owner has an even
chance to win a bond.
That was Maxwell Gasoline Economy Contest
Day all over the United Statesand Canada.
And those Maxwells did make histOry.
~aciticvcd a triumph wedcfy the world-to-bent.
Fifty Maxwell cars went a- total of: 1.983. 6 miles
on a total of 50 gallons of- gasoline.
The average gallon mileage of those cars was.
39.67;
And these weren’t specially built cam.
They were privately owned Maxweiis.
-——in actual daily use by the. morn who bought-
them.
892 Mower-cm Prove What
‘1 Maxwell Economy is;
June 16th to 30th are the opening and closing.
dates-oi this second great: Maxwell economy
contest. . g
The other: half of. the $50; 009 Liberty Bonds into
go to dealers for helping us with this stu-
pcndous undertaking.
Your ChanceTo Win a. '
us. Liberty semi :
If you own a Maxwell your chance to win :1
Liberty Bond?“ 19 as good as anybody’ 3
——no mastic: what State you; lire In. The rules
of the contest give every owner a fail: and
even chance.
Those 892 cars covered 24,505. 3 miles in the
aggregate on one gallon of gasoline each.
They averaged 27. 47 miles each per gallon of
gasoline. More wonderlul records are being,
‘ received daily.
We could: rest our raurels on this great: triumph
——but we don’ t intend: to do that.
The contest is open to women as well as men
Maxwell ownens.
' See us ct: once. fur details of" the contest.
Nobody else can beat; it Enter thistllistoryi-mnfingmmpefition- now.
--—so we’re going to beat it ourselves. Win a Liberty Bonds.
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I . SGLMMIIIISMCI‘. In!“ Block ' South Norwall
* Much-mm; Midi. Dlnbury and Bridgeport. .
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W..-
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ow Maxwell’s Economy .
UNCLE SAM Wants
STENOGRAPHERS.
Male and Female,
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Examinations
Every TUESDAY:
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MeIIiii IIIIIIIIIIss,g
College
South Norwalk
ism-afoul. Pan Mr.
W... zen-E
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Drug Store
1 North Main Street:
833--Phones-- 1 532
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DORLON HOUSE
(Gregory Boulevard)
East: Norwalk
Opens May I
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL‘
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
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JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN, Prop-
Tclcphonc— 520
Men’s Spring Suits
An ‘ Attractive Showing
Smartly Tailored Models
$12.50, $15.00, $18.00 :7}
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The Banner Bakery
Tot 367 5 Monroe street."
I We are now able to supply, our
customers with PIES, made to
order each dayi. We. also have
SUGAR RUNS and COFFEE
RINGS in addition to our regular
stock.
illicit-Have ,
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Successor to Wm. Efl'ron
Phone 499
3? Fort Street, East; Norwalk
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WITHOUT PLATES
DrfJ. H Military
16 80. Main: St, 80; Nat-Walla Gt.
Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. In.,.7 to 8 p. m.
‘ Sundays By: Amointmenie any.-
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