\ .
-_ m . '
' , uncanny, luv 4, ms ’21
5-:
‘ ' ' ‘ ' '."“"""WW‘§ lyn, are spending a few days with Mr.
X and Mrs. H. W, Cole. owayton avenue.
Miss Beulah Rowe has returned to
her home in Stamford after several
days‘ visit with 11%;? grand parents, Mr.
land Mrs. W. Grant. l
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Tuesday, May? uth Norwalll
See the Great Parade! See the Alkali Dust Fly! Mammoth
Unduplicated, Cavalcade! The Greatest and Last of its Kind!
A Breath From the HistoricFar West! Examine T . d
8,000 lb, Wagons! . ‘ r(#111811 _ ous
l
i Mrs. Howard E. Mead of Rowaytfin
avenue entertained members of the:
f Deft Finger Circle at her home, Tues-l
. day evening.
t , ’ .
.' m « . - - l Percn'al Anderson was able to re-‘.
”.8tfiimifigrgifiogngfif being 3 Hume his studies at the Norwalk high;
6 ' [school this Week after being confined'
. V. . A . . o '
m auction sale of the Oscar Sngoltiis liomt flom a sevele cs. r.i his
nail: property on Osborn avenue. is}
being held this afternoon. :
’ Mrs. John Flint has returned to her.
A Nettleion Paddock will again take. ; home in Detroit after a several wceltsi
tea as or anist at the East ‘ visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Every;
fill his dui g ‘ Mrs. Scofield of Trinity Lake ts v15- 1.
‘ venue M. 5E. church tomorrow. i _ ‘
.& liting relatives in this place. l
"' i
t
William qunkett. formerly chef a“ An interesting program is being ar-,
side to . has taken a ositio 1 , ,
:6 $011.5 5:311:50, the summit". I ‘1 ranged by a committee of the. Baptist
a
.. i Sunday school to be given on the C\ en—
" - 1,‘ _ . , ling of Mothers‘ Day. the second Sun-~
. William Betrs of Fort. strert has :day in May. The public is cordially in-
7 men a position at John E. O bulli- Vivited to attend. 3
”’5 Dorlwmnt house for the !
. ‘ er. . In memory of Second Liellifhant 1)..
.' ~ i-Charles Itisphum. Royal Flying Corps,‘
_ 1m igumtli‘iage sale .under 31.9 {“15} British Army. who was killed at Hen-l
1’ ea“ 0 t 9 “'0‘?“ s all“ tars, 0 don, England, November 4. 1917. in an E
Christ church continued ye ‘telday at aviation accident, a solemn Requiem;
the old L’Hommedieu store on East ,. ,. , ., . . _. f;
d '11 1 Mass “lll he offlrtd fol the iepo. e o ‘
TM] rington street an m C 056 ‘0‘ his soul at ‘St John’s it. C. church, No-E
a. ’ ' ' » l‘oton, at 9 a. in, Monday. May it. the
'R d C l T k d i th twentieth anniversary of his birth. l
- e irons wor was one it e . , <
‘MVAWmthfi 1? dOhUWh {VGSllem'di’ Miss Eleanor lAlt'llWOOd. daughter of
afternoon am 1 c a ics of tie cmrct Mr. and Mrs. int c. Lockwood ol' It‘lc»‘
not! all tho-so who desire to do work Kinley pluCe entertained a foo; “[ llet .
‘0? the Red (‘ll‘OEh‘ Wlll meet. again on friends at a party Saturday ‘47“ng t
Ilomlay evenliig. There were about :30 younu people,
present and a gcneriil good tiiiic made
Oscar Anderson, the local shiphiiilder, the evening pass all to quickly. Homes
has taken a position as general lore- of the usual sort were played. muuic
m at the Housatouic Ship Building formed a large part of the evening's
Yuds‘ at Strutlord. Frank Rcadllian, program. Later in the evening rclresli‘.
of Thomas street, has also taken a pot ments were served. ~
silica at the some place. ;
m
“m t
.‘RWJ ‘
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Mrs. Stephen S. Jams of 39 Seavww Miss iclilel Lockwood is rot-(mung
aversive entertained the lt(l$])lllll\\'llist f. - - - ‘
' to an ttlr .‘ .. .
Club at. her home yesterday and four n1 :1 ‘ k at “mum” t
tables were occupied. Mrs. R. A. ‘ ”WWW" . _ l
Mills was the. prize winner of the af— Mrs, 110““ Roman“ 15 SDPII‘lml-K
ternoon. The next gathering of the this o'er-k with Mis. Andrew ltll'llitlllw
club will be held on the 17th. the in Wilton. ‘.
meeting place. to he announced later. W ....._-,- t
Th ‘ t f "T" V 1 . ll. C, Williams bus purchased ll,
9. rcccps rom it‘ P.()'.l( room . , », 3,. .~ , . , ‘-
nt the dance given by .“(lll‘rlel‘ Grotto. f‘m‘ ”Va" "f I ”0" 5mm" Of “' J‘ 3
No. as. it. o. v. P. E. ll.. :lt. omnmu 5“”“00‘1- g
nity Hall, which amounted to $7. were ~~--~—'~ i
/tslu‘ned over to the tired Norwalk To Miss lrcno lxicku‘ood. hits rcturncdl
acco Fund committee today and Sec- 1mm. utter , . . . 1
, . endlnfl seteiul months.
rotary l. I). Robertson has been in- £6001. tow: a ‘
~ structod by the committee to send a ge ‘ ' i
Watch Borax Bill Turn a Corner l The 20-Mule Borax Team in South Norwaik
Tuesday, May 7th, will stop
12 NOONa-IIT 83 WASHENGTON STREET
.. On Monday, May 6th, the Team will be in Norwalk and will stop .
_ SEE THE CELEBRATED
~ O-MULE B
From the Hottest Place on Earth---Death Valley, California.
See the Only Remaining Evidence of Desert Transportation
Before the Time of Railroads. It is 176 Feet Long and Is
Driv‘en With a Jerkline by Borax Bill. Hear Tarantula? Pete
.Littgnff I'llltgnkciimt'lllltifetigo‘ljlliilllogpiall 'l‘llc Norficltl 'l‘lillllhlo Club motl Talk. FREE SAMPLES! ‘ h
“‘3an ”1“- fund 15 held. Thursday afternoon with Mrs. l‘redg ,
erick Banks of Norfleld street. “NWUM'WHHNWW
._ . l
A program of unusual attractiveness l
The Qlu- fills (‘lub will meet on Motl-
' day evening with Miss Mildred Unrated
"'0! Second street, at which time the
usual work will be done and also plans
.101!" the entertainment to be given on
lday evening. the ltltli. at Com-
munity Hall, will be discussed. . .
scaled orders—Wm. Young,
trounced next week and the public is;
Invited. ‘ The funeral of Mrs. Marlndn Rhodes
The “losers" according to the terms:
oftho contest. for attendance-bud to widow Of “‘19 late lsaac Rhodes, "f
most-u During the late winter there
i ltlon ut the Ludcrs' ship-building plant
she to the "winners" an entertain? this place, who died Tuesday. tlt the in Stamford, and 5016 NS buslncss '0
‘ ;’ ‘ merit. and so last night in the Sunday home or her daughter, Mrs. Charles. . .A~ 6. “WW” 0’ “W “9111th W110 ht!“
3113.3? inf, 1h.” “Rafi'en‘” M. ’3' Newton. wus held from the Pubic.E A f f k l l J been nascclated with Mr. Austin in the.
- u . . e v c. orious “ e s" were the - . f . one 0 “'0" men are repa " “K . business for several 'ears.
Ines” m. the ".lllucs" who had lost. Chapel, on Thursday aftelnon, inter J. Doll's house at Tokeneke. , . l
‘ The Sunday school of the church (11. mciit followmiz in the Nori’leld cetnc- , l
" vided into-two groups last November tery. MrS. Rhodes was 86 ylears of . - " "
and during that month. December. Jun- age. and leaves two daughters. Mrs.” At least one local gardener reports The dangerous curve on the Post
story and February a hot contest, wag- William H. Robinson and Mrs. New- having had homegrown radishes you Road near St. Luke's Church, Noroton.
310;? oiltgliiltidginflofégoll Vellli‘hs: ton. Several grandchildren and great “may-7 is ‘0 be m'de “’53 dangerous by m"
,Sarnh Ferguson was in charge'of the grandchildren, also her brother. Den-w . . town Highway Superintendent. who
4 entire entertninment which consisted hi: 0. Chase. of Weston and two sis- Relatives of George Sch-lchttns of has succeeded in 999“?!“3'9“ 0" “"9“
0t dhlogues, ”1‘3““! recitations and ters, Mrs. Sarah Barrett, now of Stam- this town. are receiving letters from 7991 01 the ubutlng property 80 that the
,. ‘ a sketch entitled The Sweet Family," ford and Mrs Laura. Fouchette of him from “over there." ”WV? may be eliminated by widening
' ‘ a very hummus attain After the en- ' ' ‘ ‘ I the street to that extent at that. point.
termnment refreshments were served New Haven. ‘ a ‘ -
- um all enjoyed. About 200 mem- l'olks Who have gardens and chick»
one are mighty grateful for the new
" Mot the 8 nd
it fly 5011001 or the STEEL AND COAL ‘ law. which became effective April 9.
S. it. who is spending a few weeks at Wits spoiling. owing to luck of freight live—David Goldsborough,
Nana '- 0N. painter and decorator-mas taken a poe-
llrs. Thomas L. Price, in the Metho- m‘ b1 11le impoacd it b h
. ‘ f - ‘ i ’ .‘ .‘ on I‘m 3' l e
dist parsonage. mtercsteda large can». m...- Tlicy understand that we mus, man.
‘spoke‘trom her father’s pulpit, telling prim of food are paid without much Robert Schoelklf,
W.
_ den on our war ct‘fic‘ency.
iiiisslon at Cum Sevier, near Green- . ‘ .
p loo farm is an essential part of the din.
creation of Secretary Daniels of the should be very cautious nbout taking dith Thommon.
ed in food raising. And we simply
must have sufllclent transportation fit-,Mary Beatty.
my, and the duties of those working
healthful moral atmosphere at “W ‘4'“ can be utilized before it spoils. aspirations—Margaret Hall.
various camps. Mrs. Hendricks‘s work , .
was with the women who frequented JUNIOR HOSPITAL LEAGUE-BENE. Millcent Brady.
camps. unsophisticated girls. enax- ”1' l
Elmer Stevens has completed his
new honleon West avenue. and the
.. many licenses to issue lulS year, as
tinned From P 6 One). Eugene Charriot. until about so. . .- .
._ (Con --- ll ,months ago Durien reporter for the 31:12:32]: “32‘ filterlafienntgleldezg
.3 of the country. even of‘lesser and non- South Norwalk Sentinel. wasln town ”gleam ml; t! '9 Now in the
‘1 essential character, will be protected visiting friends and acquaintances e ni ., t
. in every way compatible with the who‘ve dues day evening ‘time that licenses must be taken on .
l ' > 3 Mrs; James Bil-chard. of» the Pact
‘ program .
1 The need of railroad equipment isl Road. celebrated her 87th birthday1m
‘ ’ '~ ' . i h was or.
lthe chief deterrent-in the fuel distrl-t The Darlen Red Cioss, Mi 1: niversary yesterday, entertaining
many relatives and friends-tron; out
1.
rupted. She told many thrilling 1191”. School building, with an exceptionally to Sergt. Harry Gibson.
sexual experiences. and pmnts of the goedchst of characters. The scene in;
«my-(w an www‘ new
ibutlno program. New rolling stock A ganized April 23, 1917, has made imb-
.. GeocgezOverton is confined to his .
’ _ ‘ lroad Administration will not be avail i t our of
{tome with an attack 0f measles. S able before the end of the summer, at. complished during the f“ y of post cards and other remembranc-
Iwhich time both the food crops and its activity. - . es. It. is believed that there is only
sound on when theycntered‘the Sal“ been well selected and the play prom- Thursday, the 9th. .
tees to be very enjoyable. These whol -
vice.
In being prepared for the patriotic . ,. _.. W“ .-_, ._.. .
meeting which is to i... held in He The Wliist, and dam-e given by the. .- 1..-..- ' ' ' " ” A. _ " ~ ' ’“ " " "“"““ ” *" .-. - —' . -..-....-.._.. ......._-_ ~—l . .._ _ I
But ovonuo ltletllmlirt Elli‘ifflllul Norfield Thimble Club will be hold in' “m“:"f' “r":‘rr'w “ -.. .,-. ! “MW ”“9““. writing front the from six streets which converge here. if: jog-T OF l Th
,. . , . . . . . lt‘rench fruit I l "l ‘- . . . v. . ’ ( ‘~- FOOD . c Ilon. Geoffrey ‘Myi-tleton C01!“
church Tucsdny tuning. May it. 111] h T . Hell it] . 0‘9 1 , l o om tiltlltls. stuns idol!” tho the “‘95" d . . . '
. t e oun , Fl .1) n mg. n l U". ruins taut . ‘ ‘ "WW,” f. . . .
der the auspices of tho Woman‘s lt‘or- .. N“ DAMN that the (‘unnccticut boys are right in t-zlrrv it off 1nd 1180 with such force1 HAS INLR‘LASED ; ‘tIB‘ n mm the ninth district—Al-
el Missionary s ‘i it '. Th . t‘ 1:, . . . , ' - ». - . ’ ' ' ‘ . ‘ ‘ - 91' rower-
Sag?“ tho interestuht“ the. Frgnltlllollvllr Mr. and Mrs. Flank P. Moicliousc I the tllitk of the lug molmiient \\-]ll(‘ll tlltlt thornbblsh brought dawn by the? 21 PER CENT. Silas Jervis Elisha. Boss tt hi .
Orphansv and alrpady some of the best are entertaining Mrs. orehouse’s .sts- . . ‘ “4"; len in nl‘otzreso for thc bust firt- stctun clogs the drain. When this has? , stituents from Rntnbl to f 0 ' S tun~
talent of the. city hunt been engaged for Mter, MTS. WON”. Of SDI'mE- AN” weeks. been done. it new brick surface pove‘ It‘outinucd from Page One) lll’l or R e u-n-—Paul K".
the occasion. The program will be itll- field, Mass. ' --— mom will be laid. i ........ 1 KM .’ uymond Petite,
Fred ll. Allolln. the Noroton llcights .. ‘m wi‘)‘ bum" Condition, owing to late‘ anslgu Jack Meredctll, dating undel-
M l‘S.‘V. A. ~Ht‘n(ll'l(‘k9 0f Spal'llllllllfl'g Wel‘o- “ ltll‘filll'f‘lld complaint? that corn‘ Pinkerton Case. an. “magenr delf‘é'
the home other parents, Rev. andtm’i" '0 "““51’01‘” ‘0 ”1‘3"”"5- ' Vere Sec am'l e ‘ .
~ tmr people. have taken cheerfully!0f "The Find (£112: 333;];1: 31$):
'urczation, Sunday night, when 3116 all make sacrifices. and the high Jasper, butler at Bachelor Hall—-
of her work under the “,8ka 130m complaint. But these prices are a bur—1 O'Rouke, a policeman—«Henry Na- ‘
ville, S. C. The commission is the battle front. The exen‘lplion boards‘ Betty' Vance, 'Myrtleton's ward-Ju-
Navy and Secretary Baker of the Al- men 10" army 591“"09 “"10 “1‘9 need Polley Reynolds—Amateur actress—
under its direction are to preserve a- clltties. so that, whatever food is ”us, Mrs. Van styne, who has dramatic
Claire, her daughter who has not—-
church, their parents and Sunday _ _, .y ‘ '
: wheel omclals attended the affair. 3 SEIZED FGR.WAR one :djoimm': it: infiegmupled by his forbidding dogs to run in large. Tow" mowed 0’ the uniform. Mrs. “and. Under the “name“ M "be Junior “ The Modern Grocel'y Company rear
. . son, a mos us . . ~ ... . . - . - n .. ' ‘ -
BY GOVERNMENT s _ Clerk Hoyt will probably not have so rich» work til-st thing everymorning Hospital. League, Bachelor Hall. a ized the sum of $750 from; its 13%,,
was to "we” in court an adviser and comedy m three acts will be presented venterday as per their announcement,
confidant of the girls who had' com on“ May 10th for the benefit of the Nor- that the receipts would be turnedl tn-
millet] their first‘olfense, or partial)! walk Hospital Association. The come- to Liberty Bonds and of this sum $100
wet-e only in danger of becoming cor- dy will be presented in the High was given to the Bov Scouts and $650
boys in the ranks left feeling grateful this play is laid itr‘hlr. IM-yrtleton'si Lincoln Council, No. 4‘ 0. l1 A. M.
“m only to the speaker, 1"" to the men home. Bachelor Hall. Washington, D‘ met last evening and elected William
at the head of the. military and 311M“ (3., and the event of the play occurred Merriam Charles Dauchy and Charles
lWhiCh has hem ordered by the .Rall— “0 a splendid report of the work ac- of town, and receiving a large shower forces 0" the nation. “"10 aredoing during an evening and 'the following Youngs delegates to the state con»
their best to send the boys home all morning. The cast or characters have ventlon to be‘ held" in Mlddletown ‘0“.
IKTHOMPSOSWILLE. May 4.—-'rhe'. .
‘ l steer, the Beast of Berlin. was lock-i William son of Robertv‘Graham, oi . » HOW‘NY- Interment “‘31“ the familyl
. 1 . l . . 9 con- .
is. J_ J. '1‘. Read of West. Side l glintlpkinttl‘i‘ei Romgsou‘vuls police stai this town. chauffeur for EdWin 'Mtlmn iiigxihietpggmtfi?trillion“S plot, St. Mgryu cemetery}
’1th been‘ enterti A ‘ s g o own: lilv' zen-ta . _. ~ ,r ' V “T“ '
_, is hing lira. l Hoyle, writes to his relltlveo. thnthe _ right of way..wa8 over tilts portion oil , Funeral of Jame. L‘oudon l
i
tion. Good health and better looks soon follow the use oil
lot the manager )f ~he picture of that
, “3919 to spay an adVortifilniz bill of him been 0“ "' ""m‘i trip to ‘ mm the blatantly. it was up“ to the railroflflt The ‘funeral at the late James Lou-
1h Neueondort of 'Soutli’Norwali; ~ 21:33; 332%,, $25,322.33?“ b511,“; since enlisting in the navy, and 0W“: to keep it in repair. . At last the state ‘ don will be held from his late home,
What M on. Bowmon‘w..nuiilvan potholes-n5? 3:23;: "‘9 “my “PM?“ “W gem“ 5“ ‘ ofllcinls hate’agreed to‘attend to the No. 1 Elizabeth street, Sunday utter-l
““‘W'm'm ”f "l" t 3 advertising. but the, owner; “‘9‘”‘“‘“‘ 5““ °“°' "'3‘“ ”fl,“ 3' matter; The crunch are" who im- noon at 2:30 ‘ nevi Mutual-“Howell ‘otti'
. ‘ "o: the picture evadedl‘ welder?” H" ”elm?“ ‘5 ' chestnut! ’lllllmfil' 1W
_ (l waiters outcome .
t
edso tourney-villa; luv» Irritating“
lacewnter."whlch nub
in: and Mrs. John Tiebout Jr. and the second National Arm . .- '
, . , . , y \Vlll be mov' . , ' lder
#133533; 3'03“": 5991“ the Week‘ ing to Eastern points. The Fuel AdL First class Private Harold Scribner. one resident 0‘ the “m“ WM.” :0 , . . -. ‘are to participate are as follows: W "
. r. on Mrs. F‘. Lynch. lnlnistrationlias been informed. it is , i from his duties at than Mrs. Birchlird. >_ ‘ . z ._ . , Try-a Sentinel antrAda
" " ‘ said. that, the bulk of next winter‘s coal enjoyed “few to tl when he was ‘ DEATHS‘AND FUNERALS. _.._———-_— ‘ 4.7 a“, . ”m“ -
‘ Willie. Jesse Jarvis *ot gighiand ave- , supply must move ahead of the crops Camp Devena recon y, ith hi ' ~~—- ' , . . . . . . . .
line is confined to her‘home with an tits-1, and bodies of troops. and this declara- _ enabled *0 spend a brief time w s The Post Road under the railroad Funeral of Frank Howley. l " ~ - ‘
(actor-rheumatism. ttion is in large part responsible for the parents here. bridge continues to be a public nupl The funeral of Frank Howley was" ‘ . , . '
~§drastic character of the conservation i' ———— sane f0 1 h ‘ . . with held this morning from the home if his} ,» car? i f. e ' k in "1
,Mrs; Weed of Rownyton avenUe is ”measures “We“ Dr. Garfield and MI" The American flag, whose absence ‘ e. r t 33‘5““ covered .sister, Mrs. John. Rooney: on Connectbl ‘ 1. - 1* " > “r ‘1 t. .‘l
improving. which will be good news to _ Noyes have decided upon. ’ from the Town Hall staff was referred several inches of water ever since the, cm avenue at E ,3; and at nine 01010.5(: . . . . 4
er mottrienus.‘ 2 Meetings of automobile manufactur-- . h ads Winter ice thawedthls spring, and'au“: St. Mary's church. where a solemn A harmful compleXton is the outward. markof.
» I ""‘ i9“ With Mr- NOYQS have been arrang- ‘0 in ““5 “0mm“ recently. as m tomoblles passing through it splash it requlm mass was sung by Rev. J; J. i. , ' ‘-
r." and um. “mu. have moved ed for next week. at. which curtailment its appearance—a. spiel: andspon new several feet right and left. First. 8,3,R McGennns. Miss Alice spian sang-Avol gOOdalllOO‘d and a healthy body. ,When the stomach, . ,
M Mrs. Elizabeth Gager's house to measures will be ammo and a de- I one. and under it is now flying;thehon- . .. . wSuU Marie at theollertory and later sangl liver and blood are in'good order the ‘skin is Clear and .‘
WW'Norwalk} .clstOn probably reached. 1 rded Dal-ten for litmus “can“ submitting. and Highway Facet» Face. As the 'coitegc was“. :.' . . .’ - ‘ . l.
1 , . ’, 0’ ”g. ”a“ m f r m Third w Derimndent Olmstead have at last leaving the church me choir sang,l lovely. UnSiglitly ‘blotches, plmples,, eruptions and. ;
Woodhull of Bridgeport visited aensr or BERLIN» , 15“"5mbe“. 3 q“ ° ' e’ succeeded lit-setting assurance that it Nearer My oGd to Thee. The pali‘i 4 Salome sh w the need of B ech "sPillsto 5 la. ,.
. _ . b ,, _ ss 0 e am 3 min to .
mun... H. Coatings cloudllpg‘. IN POLICECELL, ”W L0“- ;lwlllbenbnted; ThovPoat Roadie a; bearers were Michael lfipahnflt Peter‘l d‘ l h , . l d" , ll . _‘ ;‘
. . ‘ sum ,0“; Wham“, of. the State! Galluher‘. George Oldfield, and Thomas. an regu ate t c max organs an imprOVe t e cuculd» _ i
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