l
l
as” Monday afternoon.
M with the Neptune Hardware (30111.:
.1 my. 1
,. Rev. Alexander Hamilton of the
gflewton Theological Seminary will on.
. “Dy the pulpit at both services at
Mrs. William Dunbar, of Riverside;
who has been spending a few day"l
with Mls. Ambrose Carpenter, of tire-
*wy Boulevald has returned to
. Ironic. ' l
. , . 1
Charles Amundsen a member of,
' at F011 'l‘er1v, 1111in at his home on.
‘1'"0‘" hour furlough,
resigned his position with 'the (‘on-,
,. ,necticut (3011:111111y and has taken one
“With the. Standard Oil 'l‘Tompany as
: yardnlaster.
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study plonliscs to be one of the most
.intercsting that 111111111155 has 11111011
-»
V:,up_ V' Jr.‘
The Q1111 F‘s 1111b 11i|l meet 111 111. 1
Gregory Boulevard lot the regulal
meeting on Monday (vztulhlz and it is
Expected that 11111111r< pertaining 'lo
the [imposed entertainment will be
discussed.
1 n
The newly-elected officers of the
Epwortll league, 11'ill he installed at
the song sonice to be held tomou-ow
evening at 7: 30 at the East Avenue M.
E. Church and a selmon 011,“Belng A
Christian" will be preached by «thb
Rev. 11. E. Wilson.
Ellis Howard of Edlle avenue. for-
merly of the Norwalk Towing Com-
pany. in command of the Addie V. 2nd,
has taken a position at the Wilson 5'
Point lumber storage plant of the
"United States Shipping Board of the
Morgen” Fleet Corporation.
uThe East Norwalk Yacht Club 11an
in}; tokens. «16859 on the property on
figaview menus from the East Nor-
VyaJk/Yacht Club Company are plan-
mlngto start 1110111 on a temparory shel-
Aer. to be erected there. Commodore
”award 11‘ Smith is to have charge of
. the work of construction.
iléd Cross 'work was done yesterday
of the East Avenue 111. E Church at
T ..ued on Monday evening as usual and
all who care to do this work are re-
Mind to attend as the need for these.
bandages, trains and compresses is
» great.
..._
Seven. people being present at the
111-11.114411510111112 East Norwalk School
Dinah”. held at the Maivin S1honl
evening the meeting was adjourn-
glam the call of the chair after a w. tit
several minutes was had to sue
flatbed or. not any further business
\Ild be transacted. The chairman
William C Twomhly
"'.'fthe.Gregory Point trolley car jump-
The track this morning, opposite No
WthV street, and took a trip across
oadway before it was stopped.
car was the one due at the Point
12 0211101111, and was in charge of
11111111 Andrew 'Bloomquist and
11 1 duotol' Herbert Lockwood. The
. rid did not appear to
. T T - no passengers
1 , 11.111191111511115 of a shaking up
0 crew no damage was done.
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am» Price, of Woodside street
1 WWW 61111.net Chalice. street;
1-1- of the drafted men who were
9313‘: from {lamp Devens to a
naeo‘rgia and who had been
a brief furlough at their
V 11 returned to their compan-
Meade. Md1, yesterday.
1 ate in the best of
bomademd m seas.
onday starts clean up week inEastheet at the oflices of thealant on
alk as well as all over the city. . Bayvicw Place. on Monday evening.
.3311} Alnswoxth and family have 01010”, ”f“ lan off the hack it? the
701‘ from Cottage street to First Vend of the line this 1110: nine and the
. 5 g ,j repair car had to be sent down to get
'it back on the rails. Traihc was held.
. 'l'he cm“ or The East Avenue M- E up for two trips When the cal ran:
slam“ meets ”“5 "em“ fo’ the off the track the brake handle swungl
War rehearsal. around and hit the {notorman Andrew
" TBloomquist in the stomach causing teiuay‘ to spend the weekend with 1119
'The Watch Your Stitch club will hinl much mm ‘. Mr Bloomquist familv,
mt “1 Community Hall at 2 oclock stuck to his post howevel.altl1ough.
he suffered much pain from the acci';
. _""‘_'"' dent. The car was in charge of Motol- ’married to Walter F. Shuttle
.1Wflllau) Shaw, of (:1 01110111 avenue man Blomquist “(1V Conductor Ha‘".
be taken a position as night watch- mon B. “>01:me :
oer have reopened their summrl' house,
Point House. at Tokencke.
jam fgmler 13m ("unllrdnv now located ‘ 01‘, is busy with the. steam roller build—
ing roads on the estate of James 11,
LOBDOI‘D avenue today fOl dtwcnty- '1’“?an HEW) Bluff.
Marry Ainrwul‘th of Irirststrgp1 1“th substitutes recommended by the gov-
1111111111111 are much butter for the
health than 'so much white bread.
United States Shipping Board Enter-
The Men’s C 11:3 at the East Ave- ‘gcncy l1 leet cor'pmation. at “111311 11s 51111114;
nue ‘M E. Church will start. the study Point has rented the house of (11111Ml1111111111111 1111'
"The. 111111111 111111 1111-l.iter111111c (11 I, F Mills in Highland menu. for alto 11111111'1 11' 11 11‘1111 1 H'H'ift‘
the Hebrew People" tomollow T his 1 1mm of years.
. . 1 11‘
home of Miss 111-1111 11111 (0111111111 1 11110111 took .tllc lead and “
man at the meeting of the ladies
the churclr. . The. walk 11111 be oontln- '
health and believe that they will soon 19mins 111111;... by 1mg. Glendon Red Cross 0111 the romance she
a! receiveé for her services. The new
ar: angement will begin next week,
' india and 111-he'll the tibial} will be reopened at
Aid Society ter having been closed almost six.
- months. when the int—1 shortage madeT
7 this step necessary. .
The district commissioners will
The Dorlou‘s Point car on the .‘1‘
l
puma
W'
The D. F. Bush falnily of New York
Ziglnan Mason, the Daricn contract
c w-.. ._..._ ._.
’I‘heccarse breads 111111111 1111111111111
mm
(11111111 the superintendents of the
tButler,‘ dinghter of the louder
“1.. “Methodist miseions in india and Mes
-;V.Amb1'osc Carpenter or Gregory 110111-190 on "Our
931111-11, formeliy connected 911111
DH Read store m Blidsi'eport, has met at the 110mg 01' 11,1.
resigned his position and is now trawl-
ling in New Yolk state for 1.311.. Ger 1
‘ ham and Company, automobile. Supply
dealers of New York City. f
’T- ‘3 Fra
Wicks on Wednesday afternoon.
DARlEN
fill/"Elvin
spent the weekend with her sister,
MrsVP. Ryan in Forest street.
N080 TON
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SS Wood, who is doing carpenter
work for 1:111 111 Sam, arrived home yes.
family, were yisitors at the home oi
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Benger over the.
wolth of week- end.
“tiles llarl'ie M Clalk of Daricn was
Stamford Sunday. by R111 1 Newtm
Phelps. --
Mis “111111111 Nixon of the Heights,
recently entertained
gean’t '1‘. H. Bailey
Department.
her consln, Ser-
of the Ordnance
A special 0111' for those taking part
in tile. Red Cross
the Rowuvton switch at 1:50 on Sun-
day afternoon.
School Superintendent JamES F. Wll- 1‘ V
- .'t t 1 pm 11111
llama has not been in good health for\ has jun hen TTTTTTUT‘N N L p
over a week, though still sticking to
his work at school.
who 1111s tennis expert
Golf (‘lub 11181 sea-
1'1111, ll'ls 1'1'1111'111‘11 to serve in the same
capacity this summer.
:11 the. Wee l’ul'll
llu‘ph 01111111 111 llll‘ Navy. who
now 11711111121111 111 1p1.11~i:11 s111'\‘it'11 at New
1. v.'.1.~' 111 111-11111 “1111 his parents
who has been
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has the part of Delta in :1 1111110114
comedy called “111111111111“ by A A.
\lilnes. 111 which Miss 19111111 1111' iv
1111'11 opened
last week in the E'mpile lllt'ilil‘t,‘ in
New York. 5
Dal'icn will take on a new imporh
ance Saturday, May 25. when 11111
school superintendents of 11111 county
gather here for their annual summer
meeting. On this occasion wade ii
girls of Center school will furnish 11111
dinner. This is an unusual feature as
in past years the school men have none
to the hotel.
—__..___
Rumor has it that John Sherman
Hoyt has rented his residence on the
Sound, “Shenemere” for the summer,
tlle proceeds of which will be 11111101611
to the Red Cross. Shenemcrc is one
of the most beautiful places on the
shore. it is situated on a bluff that
looks up and down the sound for miles.
_____
Summerresidents are'beginning to
arrlve in large numbers and undoubto
cally all of the summer residents will
have arrived The latest comers in
clude Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Massell
. from Brooklyn to their summer home
in Rowayton avenue; Mr. and Mrs. .11.
Wallenstein of Raymond street have
arrived from Brooklyn for the season.
Among new arrivals at Darien’s fa-
vorite residential colony. Tokeneke
Park, are 0. E. Cnesare the well
known and accomplished cartoonist for
the New York Evening Post who has
taken Miss Leland' 3 house for the sea-
son. Arthur Roche, the magazine writ-
er. will occupy the Dr Lloyd residence.l
Both of these rentals were made.
through the agency of Mrs. GerritV
Smith who features Tokehcko and Da-
'rien pfoperties of which she has rented,
twenty two this season.
W
tRobins, wrens, bluebirds, wood
peckers and blackbirds of many varl-'
ties me already nesting in the districts
about town. Most of these need but:
the indication of an invitation to make
themselves welcome near the home of
the gardener. A birdbath in the back-
yard will bring dozens a day, and 11 110'
these find themselves unmolesle tie;
bring with them scores of their riend's
They repay the kindness and thought
for their welfare when the. sing and
the beetle. the potato bug 11111 the
caterpillar emerge from their hire and
make for the growing garden plants.
Rowaytan Mothodiu Church
Sunday services at 10: 30 and? :30
Preaching by the pastor. Rev... B. F.
=1"\11;11 11. '1'11 has weighed
l.
Miss Eva Lelltlllicnc of ’l 11111'11111111m11
112111111111 is now open
business 1'11111111' 111111; :1 livery and
'1‘11111111 Shilltvl‘.
lliuhway Superintendent
111111 Health Officer Dr. George 1!. Nox-
to abate. a nuisance
caused by Ills-llowinlz of a drain pipe!
illto llchVgutto'r op Hawcs avenue.
on a 1'11 planning
11.015111111111111 Chapter of the
NW“ has N‘T‘koa ”T." cooperation on 111111111111 Mondai ev.11niug and. while
the llaricn chapter in supplying com»
tort bug's for soldiers, and
w
Mrs. Annie Higgins of New Haven
William E. Smith is now located at
8111'. and Mrs. H. D. Trinkaus and
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan of Forest street
have received word from her grandson.
Private Thomas F. Ryan. that he has
arrived safely in France.
The last band dance of the season
Will be given in Raymond Hall on Fri.
day, May 24. at 8 p. m. The band or-
chestra will furlnsh the music.
.u—p-u—u
James Thomas of Camp Mills. Min
60111. N. Y.. was home on a twenty-four
hours‘ - furlough Wednesday. "Jim"
Gordon. Atlanta, Ga.
John 11. Riley, 11:, of the 611211 17111;
quts., Reg, 1’. 311.. (‘1111111 ilcvcns.
Ayer, Mass. is enjoying a week's lur-
loulzll with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. .l
who 11111111.1 home on their t'tll'lotlghs.
.4. W.
stopping the lions.
tas W. Treadwell.
Camp 'liee, ,Petersburgh. \‘a.. in the:
Sixth Company, F30. R. T. C.
idle school, Thursday af'it-lnocn.
ll. Riley. John is looltillc the pi1'tur11
of health, like all other good soldiers
interest on the bonds of the second
Liberty 1.011112110631111- (the May 1:3 S1111
rotary .\lc. \doo suggests 111'y strongly
that the lntei‘u’t’mh‘ldbcl'ty bonds h11
totm'csted is largely as possible in
tlll'il’t stamps, thus keeping the money
j in use for l'lncle Sum 111 the work 111'
The \t’olnan‘s 1.11mi Army l'nit is 1111 ,1“. "HM,"
1.1\i 1111\11'1', 1111 will as renting. stop, uttt'tmtplisbod fact.
The group of 11111 ll . ,
1 . 111111111111 who 111111111 on ”111111-1111: 1111'
”T ' ““‘T .11111111111. ”“N ‘N'TT ”Tum“ “WW farm workers now occupies 1111- Unit I T ‘ d”
1 « 1 .
Ms_e ~31:
feature bout of 1111 Red i‘nsss 1111111111101
a neck floln tonight. The rectum-1 «1’
steam AND BRENNAN
lN RED c‘hoss now
Will Box 10 Rounds In Madison the men as hard hitters and amino
Square Garden lighters assure a thrilling combat.
Frank Moran, boxinaz instlut'lor all Jim £03353 ""1 BS'TTTNT'T T‘TTTLN‘V
t‘aml) \\'adsuol',th Sila1tanburg ”5191.1 will in all probability be pitted a gator-.1
day was matched to tight Knockout each 11111111 1'11 the other ten 10u11d,,it -
Bill Brennan 1"111 11-1n rounds in the lure.
Mrs Frederick Banks has spent 11
few days with his daughter, Mrs. Lins
ley C01sa.l,,,_,. ,
_r... . , —
- Mrs. 1111 Andrews of liaston spa-ml
the day. Thursday, with M1. and Mrs
Orlando Andrews.
Miss Ruth Treadwsll is in town vis-
iting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Them
The monthly meeting of the teach
ers of the town was held at the Mid
Miss Mabel Lockwood of 1111- V1 est
Side and Edward Budd of 1'10spcc11
street are detained from school by
measles.
The Notfield improvement assochc'
tion gave a whist party and dance in
the town hall Friday cvclling..th1: re
ccipts of which will be devoted to t-.e
work of the v. .11. c. A. T
The Noriield Thimble Club 111111111
very enjoyable meeting Thursday at Thomas TT' lnce vpresenfs'
t i T
.1'132'1112'; 13:13'1'1. 1:211:21 EN ID BEN N ET ’TNTUNNN N MM
ing of the. club will be with MlH Hopi JWQW
are ilurlbutt of Nortield 3111111.
COMING TO PALACE NEXT WEEK WEDNESDAY
No services will be held Sunday ill I
the ‘Nol'iicld t‘ougl'ctniionul 1111111'11 w
owing to 11111 absence of the lllsltil'.
‘llev. Charles W. llutt. who with ills:
llurt, is spending several days in 11111-
ion. A patriotic meeting with out old
town speakers will be held ill 11111
1111111011 'l‘uesduy evening. May ‘..‘1.
“f .. ... .. __-_...-_n. - q.» M,__.._... ‘13::
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FOUND srcwx ' 1 MILLARO'S i'
AUTO l
“Ynunu ('v" (111111" 11111 jolly boo‘;
keeper of Ill" .\o111'all1.\ \‘1'11i1111s Sock."
13'. 11:11: on 11's way home last t'\‘tlii11£,.
when he saw 11 11111111. shiny 1411111 1:11" T
511111111111: in front of the lawltwnutl
place 1111 East 11111111111. and taking down
lmlil’icll (ltlicct' '1':l':lllk
1.. “m 111.. :; :1.
\
2w: “.
that 1111' car was 11111 lirlllhi'ly of 1319’
gladly given. 3'.
.1 ~11.) ”am...“
A meeting ot the school cnmmlllce
wotneliexpcci to provide 300.
North Dakota spent a few dine
cently 11111111 home
with his mother,
at the Heights“
Mrs hone (‘J‘ain it
was 11111 first time he had been 111111 1 to
not home since last October.
Walter V1111 Tasselhas become a
member of the Boys
has procured a young por'lm to raise
and fallen from the Stnmfmd Farm
Wilbur Raymond expects 111-V
edly before the month is gone pram. ‘80 to go in the pig-raising business.
Pig Club, and
Rev. William Sinclair, i). D., the new .
Noroton Presbyterian
Church. who assumed his duties last
Sunday. and has'slnce been busy, get-
ting his household goods arranged, re-
. "a few days to his former
home at Roxbury, N. Y“ to visit Mrs.
Sicnlair and his children,
little daughters being 111.
one of the.
the easterni
anal IMPORTANCEOF A doomssso
Rev. Harry S. Crossctt, pastor of dollop of good-
the Darien Methodist
years ago, who is now a serge nt
Church four
France, postal cards having been re1
ceived this week by his friends
Sergemt Crossett is connected
with the headquarters.
postmaster. which
when there are 3,000 men in the reel.
ment. all anxious for news from home.
TFOT the same number of adults, 4“ trol, etc.. may be obtained free of .,
Lprobably less, Darien has three post.
in" plant. Good soil and ii
disk the best conditions 1111 not de- .
company as The careful garden .11'
whole garden as a see/d bed and 11111
‘cultivate of the various garden mops
including fertilizing, seed bed prenttg~1_
ration,,~insect-enemles and their con~
is no small Job.
Theone Smith of Cedar Gate,
Kastcndleck, Sunday School‘ at 1- 50 'who has interested many of the child
Epwortli League 6' 45. 1 Prayer meeta ran in her "story telling house" at the
ing Thursday evening at 7:45.111)“, library in the past has agreed to our. garden. This. land we cannot. supply
Women's Missionary; Society met at aslibrarian fortwo hours, from 3 to. .
:tbeparsonagoonamuday evening and 5.11,. 111., daily. except Fridays. durina
heard an unusually interesting audio-tho summer. and to, contribute to the cant NTT' m1; summer. 1
ins
I While Joe ’l‘ai‘fallo we" driving 1111': .
automobile down Patk street at 12‘1";
’Wednesday morning, on his way to,
'work at the Stamford Rolling Mills, ‘1th
lost control of his car and it ran into
the bank near the Everett homestead. l
lie was thrown through the windshield I
‘and landed several feet from the. car '
The only injury he received was 11 cut.. ‘
on his hand. Mr. Tafiailo doesn’ t i
know what happened to make him take: . .
the sudden plunge. He found himself;
. on the bany in a somewhat dotted con-
dition The car was only slightly (181111:
The workmen. of‘thc highway d9" aged.
parlmcnt have taken up
walk under the railroad bridge.
dug 11 deep ditch there" in which large 1
drain pipes are to be laid, connecting'
til a catch basin fulther up the
"street, to relieve the drains under the
Other drainage plans are to
be carried out there which it is hoped
will do away with the constant stag-
lnan‘t pools of 11111111 and mud there.
ltel the town attends to this part off
the work the state highway depart- bed. A seedbed 0
. ment will lav a new brick pavement
BED.
' ing and lining of th
lial for the pr. el'1ru1 'l'ln f Ulfl,V,{_
. seeds and the owth o the young ALL'IN
“T plants. The soil .ust be fr' tile and ' .
has arrived in free from clods. A clod 1011' up plant' ' G r we a t. e 8 ti) ONE
food and prevents its 111111.21 .ion by .\e 7 VOLUME;
velopnlent.
vii] regard:
getting
House on lllt‘ Silver .\1 11111 Valley ‘Road.
andnmilk‘ulions101‘1911'11‘1‘1'1‘1'11‘1‘1 "111.1 111mm 1'. 1111111111. He explained 11.111
be made direct to 11111 11111111 111' 11111 l'nit 1". had lt‘ft the 0m. there for 11 short,
by telepllone.v The number is 2117-3
and. information concerning this in-
teresting niovemcut will always-he 1115113111...“ supply.
sections of lllt‘ session were spirited ...-
and interesting, but not for publica-
tion. only little business was trullsnch
cd. 3115.11.11 Hall is to pr'epalc a
”my" ”me 0111111 or the U S S Ltcntative report on the schools. whith
i will be presented at the next meeting
lThe “(1101‘s muttel in 1egard‘to trans
pmtution of 11 child to school is also
{being threshed out with Seclmotnl;
illinc at Hartford. and from all 111'
I counts may yet prove interesting read
The cultivation of crops 1347111769!
ant because the stirring and ioosenmu .
of the soil directly conserves moisture .
and to some extent, kills weeds. wme'5
draw moisture and plant food at lllt‘V’
expense of the crop: and admits air
A‘-, linto the $1111..
1 Too much emphasis cannot be 111111..
upon the importance. of a good seetl
tine tilth~1nade
lsuoh by deep plowi g cm 1111111111 row—
11—11; the foun-
E ll. 1h $140!]-
nith flu" .1
charge by calling at the oilice ol' the.
1garden association at 11 Wall street
l These little bulletins contain much val- ’
uable information and are well worth
‘ Yearly 100 boys and girls have up»
plied for land on Which to have their
unless you; the people-oi" .Norwnlu, 1
make an immediate and. generous re-
lshpon‘se Give us the use of your va
popular steward 111 the Country (‘lu'hi
time \lhilt1 he went in quest of more
1111111111110, burial: started out with an
NlABEL NORMAND
"1101111!" 1111111 Cyrus .ll'.. when. be THE FLOOR BEL’OW‘T
board 111 ll. “That's the tlrst time i 1 V GOLDWYN p/cTURES
11'.'r'r lli‘ltltl 111 Robert running out 01"
\
MABEL NORMAND
" ‘1}:111.’ " 1
g in the Romantic Drama, “The Floor 13: low,‘ atthc RegentTheatrecht
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this great collection of old and new songs to its readers.
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226 Sentimen-
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_ 99 Hymns
l 9 Rounds . ,
.123 calamari
. Songs
T, 55 Patriotic;
‘ Songs 2,
82 Operatic.
Songs
77 College
Songs
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