Arthur R. Morehoose. W. A. Raid.
}_ John Carr. Raul! Scurdovant. F. W.’
Sturdevant, F. hi, ’i't'hi‘eelnr and H. M.
Hubbell. A committee to look aller
the finishing of the improvcmonts in
the cellar Wane also appointed.
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W. C. Walker is having the interior ’
of his summer home redecorated.
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A} _ mam...” ma- m:- Mrs. L. D. Norton of New York was
0 QWAYIE‘ififi the guest of friends in town last week.
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”or a brief furlough home, Corpor- . 4, 5 Miss Virginia Bradley has returned
Benjamin Hertz has returned to 1‘ , i from a visit with relatives in New -
p Devious l av York. -
Miss Harriet Cummings has return
ed from a visit with relatives in New
York.
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if. and Mrs, Artell and daughter. . g ‘ ' .. .
I ‘ C“ t .l 1111 b. 1. Ho melieu of R0.
to moved fronrltowan; s‘met to 30 i do am 0 m .
. wayton Spent Sunday with Louis
street. . ‘ ~ _ Y ‘
‘ Schmidt and family in New Canaan.
11'. A. R. Barnum. of Port Chester.‘ ‘ MP. and Mrs. Harry Stevens of
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a. Violtor at the Marvin Beach. 11 ‘3 noted that hm” Che” 11"” W h bpringdale were guests of 31m. Levi S.
y age on Sunday about town began to show thiil- loaves Weed, Sunday.
_____fl._ : April 28, about four days earlier than
his Kellogg. of East Norwalk. was during ”‘9' “‘51 two years.
. guest of Ernest Hendricks, of
' bury, on Sunday.
Muss Marion Wood has recovered
sufficiently from her cold to resume
her school duties.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wright of New
1 York city were in Rowayton recently
looking over their summer home «in payson Merrill is employing men in
. *' ' ue. M . ‘11 Mrs. . . . . , ,
Weftflde an" A. > 1r ‘ adv ‘ n mDimming the interior oi his house on
‘ \‘ir ght erpect to ariiic tell .t 1) son Genoke avenue. .
: for the summer months.
The Watch Your Stitch Club‘met at
I Kuuuity Hail yesterday afternoon
did Red Cross work.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Victor h‘rothiut
Beginning tomorow morning and ham are stunning for the‘ limo being at
continuing until further notice tite‘ ”“3 Ardsley Inn. '
625$ car from tho Rowayton switch: ,
_'.I‘he District Commissioners met last will leave at 5:40 50 that mm living in OWN“? Tobey and a friend from New
ning and dlSPOSi‘fl 0f routine husi~ Burton and other places uoarby can York spent tho \i‘eek'ond at his home
Thiflgb‘ are 540mg along nicely reach their employment at Wilson in PM“ street.
‘t the plant. ‘
The Mdleo' Aid Society of the Frost
uue “M. ‘33. Church will meet to
.i on afternoon at the church
Point by 7 o‘clock. l ‘
l ill-st. (l. E. Schuyler of New York was
the guest, of friends on Ucnoku are-
our over the wreicend.
Elmore Slade has been transferred
to purchase a United States: flag (0 be from Harvard Radio “chool to the
blue of the Naval Coast carricd Willi them in parades. 0n 1W”; SW05 warship Maine.
(111- Thursday, May limb, the corps will no mm
t to Nomion iu‘vi'c‘widf music W the Mrs. Richard Westbrook and (laugh
ilitcrnns at l‘ilcll i3 boldlcrs Home. (m- m New York. “mm tho weekend at
Edwin 1.. Stevens ol‘ Rowuyton aveuuv tilt-il‘ summer home licre.
was eicctcd drum major, in which ctr .....
nadir he has liven acting for the him Mr. and Mrs. Frank built), of Soutli~
few weeks A i'clicaranl will be bold DON Spent Sunday With Mr. and Mrs.
next. Tuesday night and also on lion" Henry Olm’slead in [Athens-w avenue.
I day evening, the 20th inst.
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The regular May meeting of the
,1 Norwalk ' Improvement Associa»
in is “being held at Community Hall,
“ afternoon.
The Rowayton Drum Corps hold a
meeting last night at the Rowayton.
Hose Company quarters. it was voted
,Hortou Di
133181186 Reserve has resumed his
a after a short. leave of absence a
31in home here.
“Red Cross work“ was done at: the.
at Avenue M. E, Church last. even-
" and the ladies will meet for simi-
work on Friday afternoon.
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1 Miss Helen Oicott, who not need
stopping with Mr, and Mrs. it}. Victor
l’rolhinghaun, has i'oturund to tho
Ardslcy.
Stivcral people from this place wont
to the Regent tittiairo Sunday after-
noon to witness the wor film, “The ll»:-
’ . Making of a Nation," and to hear Lian
I flisulilamuerita Smith, of Edlie tenant Jack 'l‘uti of the Canadian it‘ly-
Xwuué, who has llPGil emlilOi’t‘d in the lug corps, toll of his experiences. hilt.
W Clark's oflice for some tinto, has owing to the missing 01‘ a train in Boar
ignitd her position and hill-i taken a ion. the lieutenant did not app \‘.l'. the
.verunient position in Bridgeport. announcement of which fact was re»
‘ 3 ' t-eivcd with regret. However. return
Thdl‘atinual inoetiniz ol’ the Epwot‘tii chucks were given for the would}: pm"
‘ guts of the East Airline M. E. humane and many secured theme and
“-will be held at the paramount? returned in the evening to listen to
mg at which time officers will some thrilling experiences in the air. .
and other business trans- “ “N”
5&13 .. Edmond, of Gregory Boule-l
m‘d. italic hats barn Encoding a fifteen
gay furlough at his home here from
flamDV'Devonu, has returned to camp.
Ml‘.-lllltl Ziii's. Dolos L'Homniciliau oi
South Norwnllt worn wcokcnd uncuts
of Mr. and Mrs . Loni-.4 Schmidt 01
Lilliovicw avenue.
Elle local troop of Boy Scouts will
givo it dunco in the town hall on Fri.
day cvoniug, May 10. Thu band or
chvstra will furnish the music.
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‘ Calvin Ztlillcl‘ roturnulflo. admin}
Several local people wont to Nora Novena. Friday. after spoudiui; a tif-
“ _ ton yesterday morning. to attend a town days' furlough with his parents
madden of Ofllt'f‘l'S will bf! ”U, prin- solemn requiem muss ()“Cl't‘ll for the: and frp-ndn' hem and in Stamford;
sineiis m the annual iiicelini‘; repose oi the soul of Lieutenant llavl’d '
e aynoworliook &Laddor Com~ Charles Bisphnln at tho Royal Flying)
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Rev. leorge ll. Ogdon of New,
new
has arranged to'distribuhe this great collection of old and
apiece.
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. STANDARD SONGS. OLD AND NEW, EVER EUBLISHED
' i 74 Southcm Songs
mow. m r, 1918
“or. ‘
South Norwaik Evening Sentinel
songs to its readers at less than one-tenth of a cent
HE MOST EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF POPULAR
‘le3 Children's Songs
55 Patriotic Songs .
82 Operatic Songs i
121 Home Songs
45 Sacred Songs
9 Rounds ' 77 College Songs ‘ I'
226 Sentimental Songs 30 Sea Songs
99 Hymns 63 National Songs
Clip and Present 3 Coupons of Different
Date From This Paper and 980
MAIL ORDERS FILLED When Postage Added: See Coupon for Rate
TODAY’S COUPON ON PAGE 3
Canaan. pastor of the Norman Heights l ‘
ygzo‘be held at the companv’s quar- Corps of the British army, who was
Kore dawn Zani ‘Sll‘t-EPt next Monday killed at Houdini. England. November M. P. church, while chopping wood,i
~ . : ' ‘ 4, last year. Mr. Biopham. boriim no recently. suffered a scalp wound by;
the 13th. .
, ‘ '~*_~_. ionilstcd in the army. livod in west bi‘ing struck by a {lying D1090 0f tlm~‘
Themntertaiumenl to have been giv. . shire avenue and was familiar to many her.
‘I‘ onilli‘ridny evening of this week by here. He was a clever young‘ man andl
‘ in “eel: by the Que Es club has was liked by all who knew him. Yes— A fire which
Magypostpoued. indefinitely, This tci‘day was the anniversary. Q; m; largo porportionn was startedun the.
”in! action was taken at the twentieth birthday. 1 little building in the rear of the .lolfeé‘
ceiling of the club hold at the home ’ A i place. Railroad avenue. Friday after-
uiiiis Marion llustcd of Second ‘ mm“ mm” was amund’m 1‘00“- It was put out with the aid at °f mmkame ““1“"
reel? last evening. The Thrift ‘0‘” 135‘ week and called at several hand extinguishers, and little damage? . M.
tampvcircle o: the club also discuas~ places in the center of the village. She resulted.’ The blaze was ovidently‘" 'Mr. and Mm A. C; Foss-
routine businesfi and a social time “0‘ only called, but 3130 opened ““3 started by children playing with
ollowéd the meeting. Next Monday doors of the houses and walked in. In matches.
vetting the meeting will be held at one place in Pennoyer street she was
we M m e of. ‘MiSS Dorothy Sherman on on the second floor before her presence Ygsterday was Thrift Stamp Day,‘
ova ayenue. GEE? was discovered. She was looking for and on the heels of the'tLibérty. Loan
_‘ lMBSOIiS and mem’berS 0f the Eastern endeavors: ware made to round up a Monday
Star. She secured quite a sum of big sum. 'I‘ed Benedict arranged an intorestsi
“may from 10331 members of these attractive. booth in mm of his shoe: I
two organizations With her pitiful “‘19 store. whorohla daughter. Miss Claris- g
of no money and always wanted to get so. sold stamps. In the booth was a
Not a little further on her way. Stam- graphophone, and national alt-s were
ford was her destination when in R0- played. Mr. Benedict opened for busi»
wayton.~ The local constable was noii~ I I
lied of the case but the woman had
skipped town before she could be ap-
prehended.
summer street, Stamford.
might have assumed 'Wood of Post Rand.
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‘ MrsE. BHEmitb was pleasantly sur-
rlsedflnst evening by a number of
tar Menus. the occasion being her
Virthdoy. The friends gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Smith, 206
East iveuue, and a. most enjoyable ev-
ening;_was- spent with four tables of
13de music, reoitatioun and a gener-
‘al time Many handsome pre-
mi «of flowers were given to Mrs.
Those who were in the party
fl}.md.,MT5- Eidgar Peck, Mr.
311113. Charles Dunneback, Mr. and
ed M. Wheeler. Mr, and Mrs.
St. John. MT; and, Mrs. Charles:
F er, Mrs. Grace Hassell, Mm.
its hall Hi Tolles. Mr, and Mrs.
"St. John and Mr. and Mrs.
of Miss Sarah Meade and
Albrecht appear.
inhabitants were fairly awake.
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’ the Third Liberty Loan drive bymore ‘
than doubling its quota. There walla
Constable Oliver 1. Clark of. Penna?
or street, was notified Sunday morning
by the chief of police of Norwalk to be
on the lookout for a desist-tor from the
National army; It s~ems tha .. ' / ‘
dier was a prisoné: who $335ng 000‘ The ‘1‘“!me NW. mm“ was " ’
taken through on the train by a star-’1
igeant. and when nearing South Noc-
walk the fellow slid out of the window
and escaped. Reports were received
that a soldier was-seen walking down
. through Bell Island, «but upon investi-
, gation no trace of the deserter was.
found. Th ~- ‘ ‘
t e fellow was debmbe‘l “5 than double its” quota. The Liberty trout and the pond
; being about 5 feet inch '
Wdent—Mrs. G. 1F_ Smith. lgood looking and haslla pl :1 rather Loan Committee, is highly pleaded:
, ,, . ‘ . i . e ng man. mm the outcome-of ythislatest drive.
rye—1M, rS- Arthur. Cal;- Her liner. His hat had the blue cord. while
I moth. ll; :ehoiise“ on his collar 783“me'n“ml?"' 51- Th?
MW 1“ l“ D , . l fellow. wiir’pmliably-be‘unuer‘sui‘velv
"m wraith. . lion ‘
Committee‘MrS- Frank.» on before long.
to. Galleon, Mrs. EdWards.
05h r committees will be» an
r. wherewithal numeral” '
MM.
ing figure of $227,000, " was, recorded;
msof‘iChrist Church was. held ., _ ‘
which means that; New Canaan has,‘
' yaftemonat 3, at which time
wins; officers and committee
to elected and appointed:
a”; nib—«Mo‘s. Samuel W. Kelley.
Norwalh Boat Club at w
o to Massapofiua, L. l.
W. W‘
BRIil‘ISH. GIVE up '
" mod it b cause of“ ' BANKWOE JORDAN 7
V i .8 ‘. e i a“ .
cexigzmgt; The “EXIT ‘3 LONDON; May 7.....1‘119; Bl'ltlsh'
. _ . haverwithdrawn their troo if ' .
when]? ‘ . , db ‘ . In! Him. Egg
alliaalii‘eili‘imfirwi “3‘ 0‘“ “WNW limestone.
"itiionWai-r (mice announced
onei :tlinusnndl (Mum
of Mrs. Caroline limo Greer. '
0n the list; of uncalled“ fosmail for
the week ending May 4th, the names
ness early in tho morningi before that An attractive new sign has been.
placed in front of Stranitward’s Else-l
_ tricolfihop- The. work wastione to“
New Cannanwmt “Overrtbo top" in. G. D; Knapp and E; L Grout.
glimmer of families holding to
great "‘31) on Saturday. nearly 200uub~ sponslble positions at Wilson Point _
scribers being: secured on instant: day. ship building' lumber activities are
for amounts-mains "0111 350' in. Shitj‘loo‘king for homes tannin.
$105,600. This amount was ovorsnb-g Mrs. Jessica. Manuanovich. formerly;
scribed last: Week. and an honor ting, of’Noroton, who hagbeentgn‘endlng thei .
‘was secured. When measures were winter. in New York. in arranging i0,
totaled on Saturdaynight-tha-vsumris. spend the summer in Coscobr
Mrs. Daniel B. Ely, who, has been
unending the winter in Norolon. has
,“ for a short .
lair. one will:1ehortly return to No
Loon Wood of Pound aim was at
recent visitor at Mr. and. Stirs. S.
s.‘
service recently.
Mrs. Emeline heouard at Stamford, SW“ “cum” engaging “1 an em”
has been visiting.Mlso Addie Whitney W156 that I! not Without lb! mysteri-
gout: featuros. In some unaccountable
‘munnon neutral boxes of ammunition
New; were either thrown or iell‘fi-om a west 'Honor Flag is proudly flying from the
of
York spent the weekend. at the llomeibound train and cartridges were scat- i‘iagsiau on the 'l'dw
itered‘for. miles stunt the tracks. Mr. oryone Dorian has repeated her 39‘ Wome
. Ottmor directed the work of gathering in the two former leans and has on
Mrs. M. Kelsey. who open several the. cartridge. and; moae’worev‘mm: more oversubscribed it.
months in Mt. Vernon: vain. townvat m Nmmm mgw
looking: sitar her prom-tut nommgmmmr
day. He hull two brothers 1
T vice.
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lied Cross tiriity and often a lax Q95?
number of woinvn gather and wlillrr
every one works induptriaiv the see
alone are made very pleasant. it
n the so: ‘ l‘iarlcn, as usual, went way over the
‘top in its subscription to the Thli‘d Li
bet-iv loan. The quota was $110,200,
and the committee naver doubled for
a minute that. this would not be over- women who have not helped in tho
subscribed. Their conviction was work at all would jug, drop in 9379;;
confirmed when the final returns wei‘c‘ffifmthhyrwfil’dm
totaled it was seen the amount of a treat and a surprise. Women work.
$1i4.850 was realized and now the 'ers are needcd and those' who can
M. F. Ottmar periormed a patriotic
for the United
stay only an hour are quite welcome.
it who have never attended
' ill have no idea (it um
tires and oom-
n Hail, telling ev-
cc meetings w
‘work and of the pleas
‘i‘orts of cooperating in this neodods
Wall}. “ At some of the meetings of Dorian industry.
Mrs. Jami
hich anum— 3‘
earned a star- in. hummer flag. and her, of men of Darien are members.
.ihat‘sie.2oo moi-e“'were*‘subscruieu wlil_stook the. small stream. with»,
s withi’whlte fish.
y, summons-oi. the ox iiidg‘e sec- .
than was in town last, 'l‘iiosday. John
its at started farmingyet, although
' tondiigto. hush-war garden to
its that or. last. summer. ‘ *
a
. hardt winter. Each and
everyone these strenuous wav- ‘
timesarn trying to ”do. their bit,”
‘ ' ' / tifoughfroquentlyiata costof exhausted '
9 . vitality anduimpaircdihcalth. You begin to ,
‘ ' 4' ‘ . Suflenfi'Oin dizziness, sick headaches, nausea, and' " '
. often complete promotion during an attack. You luck 0 y
' ' Q ambitionnndvfeeL wornout. Yunnwork natumlly shows it 8
§ . andiyou become discoumged’and‘. blue. Thoreisua' good reason, i
\ ‘ fondiiur-ovcrw'ork, imputaainwmng’dict, impropercxercioccaum, ', “ a,
Q impumlilbodi Your liver needsntimulating‘in order to bringspecdy .
' I mliufi fictfiifiafimre‘is no better“ medicine to be found? in the worldithani
.i'
, rm mainland Min-r1... wlw . .
» They- accdircctly. upon the congested organs, regulating the flow of the ‘ Q
hilcaudscamtingi oil impurities. 'The good effects of'this. Wonderful-
‘ familwacmedy‘ are not. confincd“*to a mere regulation of'the‘liver', \
but'kcepiall the important organs'ofvtlie. body, in; working « .,
, ‘ ordain. A few dosesiand your. syn-emits cleared of~im~ ‘ . ‘ . »_
‘ purities, your ' purificdqouriiuerodmulhted, . ‘ '
your stomach-tonediyouckidne sandibowels .
.‘ regulatod’: You are healthy, appy and 0‘6 .
capablb’: of doing you: hit cfl’éc-
’ tivcly and. Acflidontly. You . . .
are living, proof. that; \ ,
-.-Bcccham?sx .illoarp ' ‘ j
union. chili? ..
inbound
fin?“ » *
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