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I. Inst Norwalk boys have received this .5],
I! was a day of unusual in-
. aid significance at the East
Wilt Manual Church.
“membership made the day
-~ . Theriteoibapthmwss
. « to the following per~onsz
8. Cancer. Ir. Ella A. Sev-
flora.
. were received by letter from
I. . . lisp Harriet Enos.
‘~ Ehuielt. lira. sou sautelt.
' B. Weich. and Herbert
waived into roll membership
“I8. “moor. lira. EllmA. Sey
fills.” 1". Jones. and Mrs.
G. Gehrmann.
“so! the most impressive teatures
a“ service was the large class re
W0. Avery, lrmslt. Avery lira I
erlns Albertsan. William Albert-
issuance Crosby. Hazel Cun-
-'Verna Decker, Anita Dego.
Deco. Christina Eek, Francis
Mildred Hoyt. Dorothy HoselL'
.. Iy Mvejoy, Beatrice Lyceil.
'retersos. lilidred Peterson, Mn
. QIalnler. Vera Roberts. Melon
Harold Sherman. ilnd lielz-n
- fintranets Hoyt
”m Henry R. Minor and
motored to IStamford yesterday.
to his- home with ihe grip.
{Hamid Carpenter. of New York, vis-
with relatives on First street. ’yes-
”a distrlut commissioners will meet
averting at the plant on Bayview
It. Agnes Guild of Cllrist Church
meet with Miss Elisabeth Martin.
Wit street tomorrow evening.
next regular meeting of the
> '1' Rook it Ladder Company
hold-lousy evening. the 8th.
dill-s. Harold E. Wilson. of
. who have been the'guests ‘0!
and lira. William A. Gilbert, 11
Falurdayca'iternaol. h I. 4
3 rshursal tor the "Oldc Fashioned
. z to be given at Cbmmnnity
my evening. the 3d. will
bu no?! word to his mother.
haw til-thank both X}. Ferris
Vslsor oi the Ferris Coal Com-
b! the Christmas check that
Issnt on. him. no "pals" who
with him in. the Canadian detach-
-Q at file 3. E. 5.. now stationed in
A w. said when they saw
check that ii their bosses at home
all so generous as Private Price' s
that they wouldn't mind
Q because they knew that they
Int intuition. Many interesting
. are told in Private ‘Prioes' let-
regulsr monthly meeting of the
lisrwalk lmprovernnt Associa-
.will he held tomorrow afternoon
Ibo musk business of import-
Fawn-railed and all. Do-
. at the rim Li-
mm It”. OI library m".
whollntsrutinoos-
mammalian Christin-Charo] WM! War more still
~ the music.
’for the dance this evening also.
treat. hubury. returned home I
. “UN o'clock. in Community Hall at 5 spending the winter in liowaym call tire company announoss an entertain lwo 0,. am. days. m will nontra- mil to set a on as yet, and it is like-
ment or supper or other event it is not has the acids in the urine .6 n no
W “l 'Wz" W" “l“ “W l” tensor is a source or Irritation to the
sum“ Miser
hater-lunches” oitweatydousmm-
deck-in 50" old III. 0m ..
Wmmmavasnlu. ‘fl-filmmflmfi'
CsrrleVdsorasreader. Duets were Y-IVWIKIMMW
-mmmfiwm“30utm Irv-is ossdav' inst
-.IllmGussiIe Vslsor and souanottc "03- . A.
'.I IkIl-ldaughtnlrsJenv-l owns—II.— . a;
I. AnhuI'Aiasmorthand Tb. mlu'sfllmdtb
flash ~w‘sssalsobosrd. uraihodisthmhwilllaastwitlrlr-a
Minoan-clam tine. Quitea FranklinLTbaall. shim at
number at people attended this set. teruoon at 1:30 o'clock.
W “or 'r‘
{Vice-d the l‘lirs. H.W.Cole,ofiwwayulaso
nue,ismakingsvittwithllr. and
ThisevealngatCOmmumtylhuthoxflIthmumI
mwrmmm accompaniedthemhomsyestsndar. 'l homeostaddltioutothdbsriaamm 'M'Mmarfledlastflatur--
nonconarowulmeelrorsspaelaldavsishttomflors.morur,l
Charleslileyd lllasllown‘
tsewillholdltadanoe assumed-01
whichwltlhsandtovmllWWb'c‘” Nudsmglad tolsarn that lira.
land other thins- for ml NOW“ Kate Thomas oi itowsyton ayosse.
lam who in nrhtins with the United who entered the Norwaik hospital last amid born at no nelson. now at In“! mule at the Ilieulosnt Pros
Quite 8 ’9‘ week [or treatment is resting comfort the 11.5.1“!!! Training station at W! 65M. and upon returning
’ gift package" and it anyone knows oi i
an East Norwalk boy who '9’ in “I. Water has hen sent (rum the Toke- I
service and who think he has not been neke well. [of ugly-is Tm. done,
members of the nine and the commll' water. and iree from contamination
tee will attend to the sending of a
package to the person nil-ed. The While deetroyingeaterpillar nests lrl
ill" has been handsomely decoraTed some trees William Waterbury. son of
will also be given and a well known in the wound. . ,
speaker has consented to recite Presiw Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Duiauli of
dent Wilson’s War Message to Con~ Stamford wens recent guests of Mrs.
green of April 2 1917. Prizes. iirst.’lllancbe DuiIault oi Rowaan avenue on Norotoa' “m win]. It ... yesterday,
second and third will be awarded to Mr. Dufauit has enlisted in the ll. 3.
”mu-ammo: Ilia)! tsherhhapdh
.....
Stanleyc‘WIitaoyllashsosssths
Isicklitlorsonsniaoidaya. ;
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Ir. asdlraClareaes'W Idlers
spendiagaiswdlys at Almaty
rooklos' drill tonight.
-.. ...-.-
Newport. has been spending a few
days at home with his parents.
M. '3. Blainl‘dahfliom £99,013”
.... totheiaotthat it '3. m remembered they stay We the" each year. Previous examination has " l“ 3°!“ Raymond: 5°“. “‘ the Gustav Brenner. Ira. Fred B. llaur.
a. ”It class received names to the committee or any of ti. always proved that it is good drinking llowsyton section, and Mr Raymd lira. lrene it Grain, lira Tm, N Col-
is now living in bachelor's qliartc'rs Is he. lira. C, Haines. lira. s Mellon, Federal enactment and b
the Austen block on lain street.
The ill-smell were called out by tele-
harm.
«-
A surprise party was indeed Master.
George Crain last Tuesday at his home
43W “over was slven Tues.
d8! ll‘blat the bowel Mm!
and lira. William 1. Austinol bloroton
“Wm their niece. mussel!
,andlira...
‘5“ 599' mm arshoarsaloi
hone. lived with her aunt and'
houseiul Molds awaiting her. The:
guests included lira. W. Acker. Mrs.
'lrs. Charles Noyd. liss. Charles Pet
eraon. lira. ll. Roscoe. lira. Edward
Blawsou. lira. E. C. Wooley. and Mrs.
In one“ o Gehmnnn Ro- by the committee slid Grace Bros. or L H Waterbury of Rowayton tell and “'0'" Md" WW“ ‘0' ‘l W“ "0 W 1 Mn. and the iii-m Delia Cal- ins. and. it you have a sun dial it reg
m “a,” Horn. “a chestra has been engaged to inrniah cut his right hand on broken glass. on "’9 Tilley “9- which “‘ “kt m- zmlc Carlson. Pauline Cralll.
Violins and piano solos Dr. liriswold Bragraw took six stitches 1’ extinguished without 6°!" ”’ "
.Alice Leo, Gladys Leonard. Beatrice
lRiley and Lucy Shaw.
At .Luke's church, Nomton
Holy Communion was cele
III! years. she found In!
mm
But It Will Be All Right In
Coats. Salli. Dresses, Skirts
‘ and Minlncry
Wimm
b
,the clocks more backwards and all ur-
IItra hour's sleep is gained.
Tide tables will be out lust an hour
'by this shiit in time but when that is
taken into conslderation it is earliy
iIveckoncd.
Trains will run on the same time as
mual under the new method iii-telling
time. Theatres will in reality start an
hour earlier than they have been m
1the habit at doing. but will seem to be
lopening at the same time.
"l'hebeotthinglodoistogoaioac
there has
asusuai and forget that
October—Yesterday WIS“ ever been a change in the time piews
Only ”Hours Long
Good morning; have you advanced?
your timepiece one hour? '
if you hare not the rest '
try is sixty minutes ahead of you. By
y unanimous
saving regimew
unseat the daylight
PMTIJ A LUXURY.
Shortage of wheat in France is he-
"! ”’9 “0“" coming more slarrning each week. Par-
try is now classed as a lunar/Land its
manufacture or consumptm is new
jot the nation, until October. at least.
Sunday morn. ng. when 2 o’clock wppmaed except on Sundays and boil-
hcoams 3 o'.olock
The sun aroae as usual this morn-
isters time as oi yore. But a sun dial.
soiete. out of date. behind llne
takes a timepiece with a n. ubile indi-
calm to keep pace with changing in-7
stitutions. .
Americans have joined Europeans in
.tbose ladies who sold the most ticketsI N it. as first machinist mate and or studies u ‘Ih. Gomeld “hm; for boys Myer was read at 10:80 by the rectol “Villa l“. edectiva today. is. in e!-
A Det‘lrl to bestatioaed at Pelham.
record breaking attendance is expect- l M
.ed this evening to help this worthy-j The srounds in front of Gears? Pen-
cause. |tecollt' s house are being graded W'llltll
The joint couVeniion of the Sunday The road! dow'n that way haw be In the Sunday s I rendered its Batter
to rain in bersbl ,
(‘6’:‘1' Mill 17 on {School and Loyal Workers of the Con :bad in fact ‘.almall lm'ponoibié to use pFogranl 'o'l'songs and olller exercises
BEGUM]! and Western Massachusettsithem
Conielence oi the Advent Christian,
$0“ I Alhertson. Geraldine Church was held in the Advent Chris- l With the return of families to Tu' at Fitch's Home chapel yellterday
iian Church on Friday (or an all day; kenekeQ a renewal oi the agitation for
session. About 80 delegates were vrP- the construction of the. new pavement
sent from varbus churches and in the will be taken up. A number of iamiiiea
'nlorning addresses were given by ltev 'Illl spend the entire year at Tokeneks
Frank J. flickles. of Sharon Conn . as soon as til.- you] is completed I
who spoke on "The Prayer Life of the: l .
Christian Home.” and by '.Mrs E Z I important lY illlxllflnntnts m. the:
Ellis oi Mary. who dunno oh ”Es lslroets in the neighborhood of Hickory
sentinls in ISuccesatul' Teaching." BM? wiliIbe [II] this ”no”
Luncheon was then served the delc ‘,ou,;g1.:§ln..un by JamesA I
rate. being the suests oi the local I r ell or valuable bind to the town of
church and after luncheon a swimmer-walk in an exchange which has
service with prayer and testimonies I been be,“ announced. Mr, M] will
was held. in the alternaon Miss Olive. deed to the town a ten .1901 strip of
Ordine. city missionary for the Advent land adloirllng Wm“ avenue. This
Christian Church in Waterbury Conn. will be used for public purposes and
spoke on "Work Among the Non- will improve the ”mm“ of the sec
Church-60ers." Rev. J' W. Dentpn 0‘ tion and also work to great advantage
Piainsvlile. Conn, “50 ”on on "The to the public. in return the town has
l-‘our Problems that Contront Young abandoned to Mr. Farrell a par ion at
People's Organisations." Supper "F land near Mr. Farrell's residence.
served and in the evening Rev. J, W. _.
Gardner gave a most timely and inter-
esting address on “Christ's Entrance
into Jerusalem." . A service was held
previous to Rev. Gardners talk. which
was conducted by Rev. Mr. Stickies.
When the owner of a taxi that-op
crates between ‘Springdale and Stam
lord mornings and evenings Wl‘i
“caught" with a few more passengers
on his bus than the law allows him to
carry. he was arrested and fined. This
man appeared at the Stamford Rolling
Mills plant each morning during the
winter, when the plant ceased night
tor a half-hour manor than they could
in a trolley car. They didn't bare in‘
stand, as they do in Springdale trol-
ley cars. There never has hen a trol-
ley car run to Springdaio in the early
John Tiebout is having his house on morning or in the evening. when there
Cudlipp street reshingled. . ' has not be more passengers than the,
...—..— cor could seat.
Frank Brands of West Side avenue to specify how many shall ride in a
has been ill with the measles. trolley car.~Stamford Advocate.
vvvvvvvvwv<
Rowmou
AAAAAAAA‘A
iwill main-tbs w you attentive. fiethodist chu
work. and workmen could reach Stanr -
As yet therels no law _,
deludiag themselves into getting upl
here for a low days' vacation tram his brand at 9: so a. laz, and the morning WU" in the morning The dalwlisht 'EG ”GE".
Revfl B. Ollgen, the pastor, prea
a special Easier sermon flies
morning- at the
c.h and at 7: 30 p. m.
‘." a,
l
Rev. J. J. Mchane ceiahpied mass
mhrntog at B: 46. and at St John's
church. \‘oroton. at 10:30. There was a
special musical program at the serv-
ices at tbech urcb.
Dnrien had two sales of real estate
last week with mortgamhol, $3.350.
‘llathlas Haas sold a placed- Grove
street to Elizabeth G. Wiltdivard. and
George Woodward el Al abid'ploperty
in «Spring stréet, to llarie R. Haas.
At; the Methodist church Imelda!
'Rev. Hiram Kirk. ri ll special music
usdertlle direction of Plot. R. li.
Enli'Ith. IA special meter oilering was
\‘oroton Heights Presented by the congregation at this Older 10 “V0 artificial “silt and dial
service. Holy Communion was again
celebrated at ll: 45 The Sunday
sc’bool‘eld its faster service at 9: i5
'Pa. m.. when the mite boxes were pro
seated. There was no evening service.
The musical service rendered included
the following,- Processional. “Wei-
come, Happy Morning." Sullivan;
Christ. or Puwver." Chapple: Te
. Drum in minor. Buck; Jubiiate in E.
Warren: introlt, “Jesus Christ is
Risen." Worgan; Kyrie in E. Warren:
Earls 'l'ibi, King: hymn, "Come. Ye
hilhiul" Sullivan; oilertory. 'lJit Up
Your Heads.” Mun; Sanctus in ll,
Cower; Banedictls. Guith; Anus Del.
Gowcr; Gloria in Excel-sis. old chant,
Arnens, Cover; Nude Dimitis. Gower.
morning the pastor preached an hater
sermon and the choir rendered a spe
cial cantata under the direction oi J.
L. lugslls The Sunday school held its
Easter festival of songQand recitation:
at 7.00 p. m. -
Rev. J. J. Mcthane celebrated mass
city of Yale College, who preached at
the Congregational church a few
weeks ago again ecoupled- ths pulplt'
yesterday morning. preching an hater
sermon on the “Bison Ute." At 9:30
a. m. be addressedthe men'il class on
a “Visit to Palestine." The Sunday
school hold its Easter'exerclses under
-Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
Still if lliliil
Another automobile smash occurred
Friday evening on the Post road in
Noroton. near Gardiner street in
whichiappily. none 01 the seven occu-
pants oi the two cars were injured.
though it was a head-on collision
which .hadly damamd both cars One
was a Harwell chin: Will-3.10
George Dusoit oi Norwalk, who bl»
Stbree women passengers aboard bum
New York city. eastbound. The other
wasnbigBuickoiWiiliamZeiglor’s
fleet at Great Island, in which were-Ir.
Ziegler’s superintendent W. J. 0|“er
and the latter’s two sons. llr. Odds
wastahiagoosothish‘oystoattenda
Boy Scout meeting intending to go to-
Stamford. with the other, to see mov-
Iing pictures. The Donate car had but
one headlight. Duaolt admitting that
one of his lamps had gone back on. him
while on his homewardbound trip.
This confused Mr. Oddy, who seeing
on anm m but one light thought a motorcycle was
Harmless to Flush Kidneys and Nao-
tl-aiias irritating Aside
Kidney and bladder weakness re
suit from uric acid, says a noted an-
'thorlt'y The kidneys filter this acid
“Armenian and Syrian Reliei Sun
day" was observed in vRowayton yes'
Q . lei-day and in the afternoon. pupils of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Drnry enter- both the Methodist Episcopal and Bap
mined-friends from out of town on tint Sunday schools paired oil and
Sunday: want to various districts assigned to
them to canvass the residents of R0
Leslie Overton and family. of 30‘1"! wayton for subscriptions. ‘ it is not
Norwalk rented the Johnson place on known Just how much‘ money was col-
McKinley street. lected, but a good sized sum is expect-
ed to have been realized. In the Me
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Briggs enter: thodist Episcopal Church in the mom-
tained Mr . Briggs. an. of Brooklyn ing. a collection was taken up and in
over the week-end. the. Baptist Church next Sunday morn-
-J——-— ing a collection for the fund will be
Mrs Clark of Belle island is slowlyIreoechd. The Stillng school children
improving irorn an attack of pneumo' “'4'?“ "9” W9“ ”WWW ""1 dld 3°“
nia. work.
Charles Snimn oi Storrs College
spent Easter at his home.
...—......
concessions when the itowaytolvt
a “Intelsat”. who hasbeen
ed on sandals-raring. ill-tweak:
mistrialsmaosbblsandnurrs irtothelrsbousetb
wallon West lids svssas whisilnlssHhsisllows. Aadso'l'helsstl
makssanattrastivem
mmnmawuanansvsms
totalitarianism
arcs ,
soles-m clans. “.mummaasmnmerm/w
Iraflassiflaumw Iva—avian" an avatar "I.
bsrdatissss my. Mmmmmu'z:
.iothossrm
Mlvuksmillaass.
illInst tales pleases. in sloth that» and salts is inexpensive,
s oi mp”
from the blood and pass it on to the
bladder. where it oiten remains to it'-
ritate and inflame. cousin! s “ruins.
scalding sensation, or setting up an
i
irritation at the neck oi the bladder.
obliging you to seek relief two or
approaching and did not allow tor the
lwidth of a Maxwell car. Dus'olt was
"'Itaken into custody by Constable
George Dance. who was summoned to
the scene. and will have a helping in
the Darien Justice’s court later.
memes HAVE A
g . agar __24 nouns
tConunnea— from Page Oasl
three times during the night. The guf~ spent a nickel to send the Central sta-
ture: is in constant dread. the water
passes sometimes with a scalding Ion.
ration and is very profuse;
there is diillculty in avoidlns it.
two men out on a false alarm by as!-
log that there was ’a fire at 12 West
avenue. When West avenue was
anin. reached it was found that where No.
'12 should have been was a vacant lot
Bladder weakness. most folks call and that there was no live thereabouts
it. because they can't control urina-
lion. WM“ it " 93mm“? “50”” Grounds in Norwa‘ik. Grass lives are a
and sometimes palatal this is- really name at considerable work to the tire-
one 0! the most simple ailments to Mon these days because people set ilrc
overcome. (lot about {our ounces of ‘0 their a”: and either let it ll" be‘
Jud Baits train your pharmacist and ’°"‘ “M“ '
lake atablaspoontul in aalallolwb
call is sent in to the firemen
orbeiore brlakiaat. continue this for has asked (ihiei Bogardus for a per
bladder and urinary organs which
then not normally again.
bhdismsdsironltha
mommies;
udfiMbvtI
srsssllgiootot
set these! res.
I Another grass dre called out the Ire
my“, department at 11:30 this moraine
Thelrestartedlnnpneolrubbiahon , MM' “slam .
iiihis Gill street and ostelnled to the issue
Q ‘ ' oi ldward Wood. but was estinguisln
”I“ m "m
W
Late last evening the ilremen were
called out to a blase at the Fair in
or target it until it
threatens valuable property. when a
No one
ly that tile matter will be taken up so
that if possible smashing to penalise
those who Ido not apply tor permits to
feet. an enactment to compel earlier;
days.
'l'rysasstiasiVIast' ad:-
I ’W."
Make your work count tor victory.
morgue l‘itspatrick long obsolescent. is not positively ob- Are you producing bunker coal
It clinkers‘.’
Of
1
k“; I‘antsset.
not stricture.
latter-inlaid”-
rising While the sun rises as usual. Erma roar ii desired—Price at. or t whim!” 73--
you rise earlier than usual. T
tion has agreed to delude itself in'
h“ ”3' morass cannon.
. mm“ o
fuel that produces it.
No dliorganisaiion of bus‘ness orJ ‘
living conditions‘is expected thread! ‘r . .
from the new movement. '
In fact. so
far as actual operation is concerned.
it may he Iorgotten until the day
comes in October to resort the duel;
“sun" time. I
”The householder who has been :n
DENTIST
the habit or rising at 8 o'clock will'uhm“ 391mm.
get up at his usual“ clock" time. will
elal schedule and will mire at his
transaa his daily business on his uQs gm. “'- 11 180.. ll. 7 t. I p. I}.
usual “clock” hour. lionevel. in aillm
these movements he will be an hour‘
ahead or the sun. [ e Ia m
The (our time no es of the country-
Eastern. Central, contain and IPaci~l
nil—are blamed but the- clocks are
.set an hour ahead of standard nun}i oanu
time. it was thought some coniusionI
andsGrailmBroiilers
elem Attachment
might have attended the lime changeal
Ion the railroads because 0! the thous-l
lands of trains in operation when the
lelocks were moved forward. but ar-
rangements were made to avoid inter-
I'ruption or risk of accident.
. Local merchants. banks and bust
gum olllces to a large extent took
‘\-w~s.. VR'I)
rd
i b th to l ck and changed;
{all}: cl’i’lck Tundrse go Satuld 1” 1 My. l Mil
I! morn-
ith k b rt
..‘3‘:. 33:22} with. .:°:...°:.3,sllsiisrllesloyosrl‘orflor
under the straln oi having looked at
the South Norwalk Trust Company
clock ata af‘ew minutes to 11 o'clock
on Saturday morning. and noticing.
$440.00
thatth lock id ortwom'n- ' ' _
utes oie 1;. Th: maid many peo- m thdm‘o I“ a
pie to ily into the bank building with,
deposits which they wanted to get in.
before banking hours ended Saturday. .
Weill”.
Several local stores had their clocksi . ,
changed ahead on Saturday and many m S
people wondered where they had drop-I:
pod an hour while shopping.
1.
Nor-walk people had their first e 3“ ‘ A“.
Mdvsrfilonridgem
1 I .
EmaePhonelm
parlance with a twentydhm hour day
yesterday. and it is said enjoyed their;
experience but did not like losing an 3
hour's sleep. However. they will be M0
rccomponsed for this in October, when.
eduso
. Firms.
BACK and FRONT LAC!
Satisfaction and Value at mo
all: price.
iortabls or 'easyteoling” corsets.
LAC! BACK IIWSO STYLES
Elastinee L
WmWfisbfingRaduotien
Hips, bust and abdomen reduced 1 to 5
inches. yss lull tut-20 parasitic-r
You are no longer STOUT, you can-wear
more fashionable styles; and you get
odor-
Ion never were more com-
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