5 George A. Wright interested in mov “
. ' and Rowayton, with a party of busi
ms work is being done th s mess associates
'.woods
Blanche Young of East am Rowayton. -
can? a position with.the Peo-
fl'rust Company.
Several far'm’ors have planted large
fields of sprM‘ wheat.
district commissionem will
ll 11311111 011 Monday 01 cning at
cos of the plant on Buyview
Vi'les E.“ Williams conductm oni
mill. Avenue line will leave toda".
stand a vacation with his daugh'
11 East. 01V or
nation todull. _,‘
DAMIEN L’ Li
r' «V 1
L i
1
1
i
timber of East Norwaik peopll'
planning to start, the clean up be
next Mrliday when Clean Up
oflcially starts 1‘
A1110
N080 TflN '
.. regular rehearsal of the choir
East AV euuc Methodist Church
he held in the church tomorrow
log at 8 o'clock.
~ ‘ .\‘0 movies 111 Center school tonight.
Legular .mid week services were
Ll lln thegEast Avenue M. E. ChurcltL
' the Advent Christian Church. R012
. 2Wilson preached at the former
{Rev George M. Teeple at the lat-
Aibcrt Peck has moved into M134
William Stafford'u cottage at
Heights.
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i Wotkmcu of the highan depart
. . . . . merit began yestc1d11y the repair w‘mk
111 f 1nv 131101': or 111-
! i3 doubti L L‘ L 11 5 lunde1 the iflailtoad bridge.
V.” other than 11 motion to adjournl
‘l he brought no 111 the meeting or
L East NorWalk School District. to'
'pcnt1y V. 111i. 1"01 the gmernment
‘evening as all of the other die .
ts that have met have adjournedt
0 111011111, 1 (‘huf Warren “2010011 has had an
_ auning hung 11010511 the hum of his
Lturdav 'mmflw sesvion cl" 1" lunch wagon, to shut out the 111vs
' L L L" ‘ LL L L 2 the afternoon sun.
.“fls continue 12111111110 usual 500-,
. B will be. held in tho local schools
l’lor‘st (301 Md l". Wu 1101' of the
orrow 11101101101011.4440 14054110113 L L L g
1'V- _- ~ .. ' 1 2' l M ll"
disposcof muth wmk so iii :11 111 :ICLflP‘bLgflinuf :02? ' LfLa'KLlafl.t»:ulL
1011 time will come round sooner ‘0 B Q 010 11" 1111101 H L
1 so that the hack VV'oik held up by “11a! swim
a Local shmtage Fa“ he done 1
“M ________ .1 John W. Dugdalc of the Naval itc-
.mpiatm..mm.b.4001,“ street were serves visited his parents. at tho
L‘e to the police about how; 016.1011" Heights last Tuesday. accompanied by
‘a‘i'uibuncc. 11121111111: a loud noise one "f his mates“
V using mot’ane 11111111121143.0011! 1 '”‘ ““‘
‘2 his won mm from First‘ Mr. and .Ml‘S. Simon W. Goopcr
t that boys pinyin; ball some have returned to thch home on Manu-
.. "B batted the ball into a nearby deld avenue, after spending the win
1' en. 11111011 to the destruction of ter, the first in seVerul 143014. in the
0g plants. atroinian J. outdo-11111111
a gated both of the complaintS. »L ~
\ The Noroton Heights auxihyy of
he birthday social of the Women-'1 the Red Cross is planning to give an
L liary of Qhrist Church was held entertainment shortly at the Heightst
lie cliuich last eVening Vat which like Componygs 11110.10 raise funds tor
.11 lame attendance was had and Rod Cross work
oat entertaining program of songs.1 ~~~~~~—
‘ V selections, orchestra luusic and The young people of the Congrega
Latch was Presented Those 311110 11911111 church are planning to Vgivo a
. buted to the program were Eli: "Mgr“, All Smiling," 1:“qu and
w3;";th Martin 11:1 1113. 11.011115 phi} only 19111111111 0! next week‘in the
- Harold minted who gave ,vip- ,3 m'ngc9n19r .school.
selections, 1.11111. Harry Huhkeii 1 ~.——.—.——————
F. E Boyd evant and Mrs. Arthur. 01110511111110! heror of the Darlon
who took parts in the ask it ,‘gn mo Rim; 1 has recovered from
' "All out Mold’s 1111111111411. 11
_...___._~.__.
RS4 as , .31 0‘0 bk an automo-
111111111011 L to cut their 2.12;. toLo‘
_ i'ge Elnet, one of the biggest
L 1‘8 in the cOuntry, has adViSed
stLomers ,to make a curtailment
LLof glasses or they will
like enough .‘beer to supply their;
111-35012 more than five days out
4121;. ..
local saloon proprietors in view
' 1111001110111 that 11115335911-
commended Va seventy
visiting friends in town recently.
The young son of Mrs. William A.
Henrick who was recently operated
on for a 'slight deformity, is improving.
-LTI-‘he Lhoy all?! his mother are stopping
with the latter‘s parents, .Rev‘. and
Mrs. T. L. “Price, at theL lieu iodist par-
sonage, L‘
_ . .ith the V83? of it". 39 George A. Vélie the local no ' ‘-
. , stoeai-
voihe bailey and ma“ 992d er and stationer, will this year conduct
1‘. 413V"? 8.1le30? W? 3‘ the blunt liver and s
I
‘ t in the size of their slugs y “pp y store at
_ them down from eleven
ht ounces. They also Lglve
an {401' .nwkine shim ._
and ale cost at,
amount 201104916
er. :yvere .;cniripeliesl
lichtlng, .712. who is now in the nation-
3'01 army in France.
Colonel George Robbin-.1 hes turned
over :38 to the Dorian Red- Crash and
$4 to the Junior iRed Crops, from the
colour of the 11111111111111} tees froni
units at the Eat Avenue MJIP: day on". matters 000110101011 11111. the the gummy fever
' ‘ istaging of Lincoln pictures in Li‘i-div 5- meal is 010:.
111.- wgigin 111 a resident 0‘ through military (11111 unaer'i. cum
1
_ tion of one or their own numlier...
\‘iliile they phratus was installed Yiedmdgy 15$!
realize that W139“ (1°95 110‘ 13")di the Post Road 11031 Smith’s novel”
heavy 0309i in 3,115 ”€1th m"? '9" store and the youngsters align“ been
that may are 03131118 0‘11 a b” by do thionging it, to get a Lhandfill (Em L
5 ing their host to prpduce that mate1iai nuts—somtimes a large “Sign” “a
2 which 588W 10 51.9 ihe scarcest 1L“ m“ sometimes not—riot one cent, ”from the
,machine.
of a lamp inside kappa the ”612111153191
. week,
notamps,
the
ofV
1......“
{0190195 1104:1011 one day lust week.“
11111111; up the Q1019:
Former CV11 lain Gordon of the pa»
rien H9918 Gynrd—whieh byline way
i he '
mount, as ”mpare'd W th t is no longer the Home Guard, but now
ofliciaily designated the Connecticut
State Guardwwith Mrs. Gordon, were
. V day
Hickory Bluff. which has been run for
the past two years by George 8011- gave a luncheon and bridge party 12334 '
The Beautiful posters udvertinins
..,___._....
A dozen or more boy pupils of Com.
in}: picture enterrlises in Ne‘ lork ter school bring lunch to eat under the home a, her brother and Wm, M,
spredding ”99-5 on Mange” avenue, and Airs. Cornelius Martin in Stem
motored here yestef' near the Post Roul- They have caught ford.
The :ghawnee Camp Fire Girls held
their 0
As soon as the
they form ripnkpnird go
.141“
-W ' ,2
An automatic peanut v‘en4ing up-
An 11111101110115 01011110010001
until sold.
Dr Hanson. chairman of the {0011i
War Savings Committee. 113113 all local »
holders of Liberty bonds to on... their
interest coupons, which are paid this
into VVaraaliuings ‘ L
and thus further aid Uncle
Sam. The war- pairings utampa will he
gin to pay further dividends at once.
1 as money invested lh‘lhem draws in
tcrest at onto This is {1111 better even
‘ than depoeiting 1110111111 savings banks.
where they will not begin to draw in
terest until July 1." f
On Tuesday evening, 0. G. Reumann
of South NorVV',alk secretary of the
County Y.l\ M C. A.
Secretary Main of the Stamford Y M.
Mr £4151 Mum}. halcyon: pod Mrs. nut-dens.
next meek‘o firms for the 1918 drive of George Stevens In. spent fiaiurday
1pc tiled Gross Per 51003100 00 more f0" with relatives in Norwaik
it's word hate made their appearance
in windows of the Home Rank and Ensign pmchard Brow-11' .5993: 131.3
Trust Company and ot‘ the ’i own Hall. “93k end at me},- place here.
together with other appropriate dacoV
rations
Miss Nanelle Brown and br 0: her.
Lme; W. H. Burr and family'have ar-
'r'lved from New York, and are occupy-
ing their summer home
Miss Alice Martin spent last week at
was somewhat of a tangle.
chaise elected were Charles Fable, Ed-
ward Crawford, G. Fred Darrow, .l.
Fri-140011111111 and Edu'aid C \‘050.
The last norm”! 1110 who u11'e VVard-
In; last year tioinptly resigned, as
did also Oscar
named fot U‘taSUi".8r
also tendered his resignation.
Mr. Blacklock was asked to resign as
011 the vestrymen, there
Among
Petetson, who was
Frank 8.113.;
ton. who VVas named for Vestryman,
Rev'
rector and prompt“ declined.
PURCHASES ATTLE
FOR CONNECTICUT.
The efforts; of the 1ch stock depart l
V.»
the firest shipment, Sanauei Russell,
J13. of M." fiddletoun 01111111112111 0! the;
states that anyone VVish 5
ing to purchase cattle should place
committee.
tilt: 1' order with him' . .4' earlv a— 110,444
bit: in order that it mar be included
with this shipment
4
W
BENNETT s 01.11114 ’
. DENIED BY COURT
Judge John R. Btoth of the Corn-
111011 Pleas court yesteiday handed
down a decision in union he denies
fine, claim of OliVer D. Bennett of Bus.
too, for wages amounting to $18114“
from the estate of Mary M TVrell, of
Boston. The claim was tor Sel'VlP
110111111, 11.11: 17, 1018
or at the home of air nar-
P” “1'. g ment of 1113(011111‘111139 01 Food Sup-E
2Greénritm'hlorly Eiipabeth' 04001311er
!
1
wox k and Acting
1?: ChestEr Wood, ‘
110700110110 McGrath wupilo: W331:
341111011 11.31 111.0011. Her daughter. Mrs
having been operated upons
H G Benedict 01811111110111. formerly
or this town, is tasking a needed, 11419.1 at
the borne of M11111 Mary Trade; upper
Oeuokc avenue. -
THIS IS SLLOLME
NIGHT FOR NORWALK
(Continued from First 'Page )
Red Cross Drive Begins. .
0i prime lmI-‘SJI'WICQ is the meeting
.1 .5
1’“ L111 the town “comply hall on W111}; ,
stwreet when the anxious team can!!!“
and their crown l Vget manner and ‘
perfect their plan ' to r the Red Wt
(hive which begins with the big plug
ado next Sunday lifternoon. 11.01111
Isaac Uimun of New Haven will be the
principal speaker. find there will lie 11 L
number 0! short talks.
‘Union Lodge to .Viplt St. John’s.
Then there is that clack degree
'.. ply, Connecticut State Council of De—i
fem-“e. tt bring the stock into the
state for sale among the farmers has i [1
met with such a ready response that'
Profeosor Hurry 1.. Gariigue.ol" ”19.1111;
, Connecticut Agiitlzultuial (1111111410, 130‘.
1 111: n as “1chan aoent or c
digpar't'mint DwflLl 51.51;: another mPVCommons adjourned last night until
May 28, without any sign of the long-
. delayed rish Home Rule Bill Appar-
VtLeek for the purpose of purchasli‘rxili‘f 011111; the members of the government
live stock department 11on has tt'de rsi have 110 111941 W119“ ”'9 hill ““1 be “1
tor mote cattle than were brought in‘ "6031101511. ~
to Kansas City during
rchral more carioads of cattle
team from Union 110030.510.
Stamford. who will 00 entertained by;
St John's. No 6 F & A. 3\l.. ut the;
Masonic temple on Wall slicer, 11nd,
will work the Muster Mason's degree;
on 11 number of candidates. A van
0. A. addressed an audience at the load of parophrenaiia has already been
LCongrcgationai church telling about
‘eld at 1hr illat't‘ 1n 41 hool house for BYlSlol 1’0. Where he in“ 110 001’ is hoped time will 111101 tiv be a branch
established in Darlen. Mr lleumann
will uddmss 11 similar gathering next.
Sunday at 3 p 111., to which all r-ooi
dents of the town ate invited.
1.01.11 friends of Rev (loorgo Benton
Smith. pastor of tho llarien M. E.
churth until four years ago, when he
“1134‘ trnnsi‘olrcd to tho Ptlll’l ntl'ec'
church of New Haven are interested to
. know that 111 the recent conference he
Will-l
.grnnted further promotion by
being assigned to the Chelsea M. E.
church at Fort Washington ave
11110 and 178th street, New York whemL
11.5100 000 building is being erected
it ‘was during Mr. Smith" 11 Durlcn pus-
toratc that the local church {was 10:10
'vuted.
.0
The pastors or the various churches
in 1mm are planning to: .1 mg. open 1,111
religious service on the afternoon of
Memorial. Day in tosponse to the west. "
dent’s procliuuution to make that day
one of prpyer for the country and its.
the lumen at the from. Many relig-
ions workers throughout the country
are disuppoiuted that the prealdént ac
lectod 11 holiday lot this purpose; 8:1. 111
was the desire of those who promoted his in the difimpency bemoan the
the matter in Congress that the day
selected he not 11 Sunday (or by inter-
once a holiday). so that the people of
the notion might be brought to realize
the Vneceogl, for seeking divine and by
091112 .511 L
ordinary 11110011001111 of the day.
The Women's. Committee pf the 19
w .the Post road. and 0111ng 1111101111. mpqratiugmith the
Slate 901111010! 9.011 .
meeting this alto 9911 t
44.ng
over Sunday.
Mrs. Willis
L was in town Tuesday;
visiting at the home of W. I Brant
Mrs A. H Busby and son Archie;
.0012 pt {Sunday with friends in Mono. church parish ever known in history
Clair
The New Canaan Garden club met
with Miss Myra. Val ontlne. Wednes-
weak.
Mrs. A H. Harlan oi' §mith Ridge '
Thursday
The W. A R. met at the home or
. Mrs. Isaac Nesbitt.
Richmond Hill.
Wednesday evening. 2 '
Onooke avenue.
oped 16‘" prayer from the
.91 films from at tea
. Mpmvision for Us 03108014611110
“"9“ tactic: provld
Somme-1101110
' - EVERY 1111141111111
i
l The troubles that hove catalog! in
Captain Boyhood SLVtLreit. was in tawn
3 ,put'ieh oilicialé.
gWilliam $0111.11. New York chcmintV»...
was at the Dickinson Pharmdcy this .:
E Winslow ad family 31101111114
week-end at, their gummor 1101110.;011
shipped here. and from all accounts
Harold Whitney of this town has left the rural Y M C A. work of which it the “goat" that it‘ to more in 11 special
0111 tonight 114 warranted to matte the.
20 Mule team appear as gentle 1118 a1
purring 03.1..
Ophlr Chlpler Minute".
Then in the dow'ntoVVn scttion tat
the minstrcl and Vaudeville 'show at,
lloyt' a theatre from the 111000005 0:
union its members expect to purcuaso
11 $100 luhcrty Bond. if those who have
sccn tlin rehearsals are to be believed.
it will set 11 otundaxd tor entertain
merits of this kind that will be mud to
bout
1
High School Spellin' Bee. 1
Thon'thero 111 11 143114111111: 11120 at the!
high school. and lots 0 l’ doings or
minor moment that will be told about
i
in 11011111 in the Sentinel tomorrow: i
1
l
KNOB’S OPEN IN G
STILL UNCERTAIN,
LlConunued From Page" 61101
-—-—‘1——— L L
there would be any shipbuilding 111.1111
erected nor VV'Vn them to be nnV 1L:-
thet' use for the place than for 11 4.? it)
lumber storage plant. '1‘ch railroud'
property which has born seized will be
sufficient. for these purposes the let-
iars suit]
This 114 dhoctiv contrary to the 110-
vice giVen the members of the com-
mittee last Sunday when the cpmmit- ‘
tee intciyiewed inspectors Rigor 11,11,111
Mahlstcdt. about the Situa‘ijih dud
tV‘Vo it has been though advisable to
call the special 11.15111ng of thé entire
club and pteuent the welfare to the,
lumbar. for 1111.11.11.11
won—— .-
SOLDIER V
MAY BWDWWRD
i
1 (Continued from First P1150.)
i
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W
do all possible to fact 11.1110. e 13,1111} ‘1
2'14!“ RSI}! a {I the vote. 1“ '41 g '
The matter of .11 111118.911. .. .1011.
der the Connectiouk
.Izetore Secretory
pi on regarding the
plat- depdrtmexif int , n3
V111 hell
pounced ,soon. . .
' Practi Sally weft” , .
3011, Which the dam ,,
at he curled opt ‘ 0089
'rrerenoe with 1111 1;"
Christ church parish. sWesLtport, for
Mr. Blakelockqahtl certain members
of the veLsti-y "
Ll worse instead 6
Cummings pf Gienbxooki to unite the lino 1.1114110401011110
.. ‘ church and Trinity which glove beenfi
W. A Brower. from Quinn beven's, is under way, are apt to half revived.
, Sails the B epost Pout:
i WESTPOR May ’16 «£1119 of thé
111111112312 ineeti of Christ Episcopal
.was held Monday evening. Rev Hen-
‘ry Biackiock presided. and there was
something doing every minute, with
the result that even the election of
r as busine
teams . us elected" clerk 11nd
“dams and George 4.9111131»
5, 0'».
cide. It will Day you.
would sell for 350.
our“
311$ he 139:1
.dhir Rogular 0122. 00 Starts at ..... $9. 50 1
over a year, between the rector, Rev. l
. Genuine Shetland Floss Slip-overs
18312.4.
hoard.
......;__. -M-.._.,q_.._.
the coming:
,. .
extending over a. period of about five
The defense was lthat Bennett
20h " agreed to giVe his serVices in
14 HOME 1331.: 131m. DELAYED
1.0311011 may 17—-The House or.
L008E. a-nox‘é‘fidfi‘ {71705 F“
OF TROLLEv r4121 Al 1nd
NEW HAVEN
nal iespcnsibiiity
1‘13] $1 “*110 (Y'lt'i-
Walt
'- fearful:
'. .' 13 L11; lVy
the trolley (11212 151111
Coroner Mix 3' Vrl ' til Let-2111
of George H i‘.2ttie. head 1."! the Tut-
lie, Morenouse 4;; '1lL§ yiu 10.1);de wt: 0
was struck by 3 rar at Eat: Block,
Man 6. A Brake shoe 170334 111in11;;
flow the 0111' This led to 534 w broking
by the motorman when 30 .4110 “1111'.
Tuttie 01040 to 112.0 tracks. The cuti-
ner finds, hOWEH—r that the 15,11 :
man might hate and int-.1101 ”c.5101 111.
by tuning 11.1.4. 11.1 tax under largo-Loan!
prior to the acciden h: louse-n 01 no
defect.
LONDON AECLE SHES MEAT LIVES.
DAYS,
LONDON ‘ViafV l7~MeatleL145 dayt:
in London 101211 ant- an aboligl'cd
beginning today ill-421:2 (Mons on. 0210
lug 111131 in r: Ftamats have heé made
unnecessary 1;: 13.9 total 10140128411-
item now in force
There Must be a Reasoiii
Why not investigate, come Vin and'L
look us over. Be convinced that we
handle the right sort 0f merchandise at *
prices that are always right.
MEN’S SUITS
if you are thinking of buyina one.
he sure to look at ours. before you 120-
Sll.00. $13.50. $16.00. $18.00. $21.00
AntiMore
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY
SHIRTS
Those Fast Colored Columbia Shirts ,
A ‘ 15
L
Have Made Many Friends F...- Us
STRAW HATS
At. $1.50 and $2.00
Worth $2.00 and $2.50
MEN’S 2130 BLACK SOX -
At 21c Pair
if we were to buy them today they
NAINSOOK ATHLETIC 1331111111;
-WEAR ~-
L 350 Per Ger-merit .
Umcn Suits 60c .
TANKUS
(11111111111111) 111111 11111 11013
15 Main Stgeei
Norw alk
“The Shop of Genuine Value"
0treet
Our RegVQurVSM 50 Skirts at. 010.05
.0111' Regplpr $10 .00 Skirts at. . . . . $7.95 ._
Ourficgulprfl 00 Skirts at. .: . . 56.7 5 ‘
Our titular $7. 00 Skirts at. . ; . $5.25 _ ‘ chm“ from _ . -.- ' .
0111: poplar $6 V00 Skirts at. .. . . $4.85 _
0111' Regular $5.00:Skirts at .2 $4.00 ‘
0111' Regular $4.00 Skirts at.
Beautiful fissurtment of MiddLy
11111115114111 the newest designs. 2 V . ,'
$1.50 to $2.98 '2
. .s}3.25
$2.98
in all the wanted . bodes
W ondcrfulpew selection of Ginghm
and Voile Dresses. .54. 50- $ 7. 50
.. coats.
man ’s F ashlon Shop
"1100 DAYS" SKIRT 15
RAW and SATURDAY
m CHQ68E FROM
11111.11 latcstshtles 11101111111111. $013805. 01111111111110.0010; Silk RP!“ 21"?” ‘L' .1 “”
Satin and Sikfiinzhams at the-following wonderful reduced prices. . “ 2
DON’T OVERLOOK OUR WONDER- 1,
1211.1. WEEKEND SUGQFSRQNE‘
0111' famous “Arrow 2.3131011” Waist;
' all sizes: many drfierent slides to
Satin and'CreDe De Chine Camisoles.‘
daintily trimmed with lace; all sizes.
Beautiful New Sprinc N eckwear. .
Collars and Séts Specially priced $1 00 2
Wonderful duality Sateen Petti-
ChamorsettoGiuves. all new .11...ch $1, 00 .
Fibre Silk Hose. lcpdinz shades
Regular $1.125 values, . 2.
N orwalk
E
$1.00 L
11.11 ;. 5
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