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so: FOUR
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is enjoying ;. thou furlourlt at
Archie liavlev has leslzne‘l hi. po—i
sitter: with the American Lchntclla:
glee WWII-i '
3 .
Hamilton avenue to 1‘3? East Washing-
ton street. 42., £3}!
9 - ,
l Miss yande Farr. of New Jersey.
iis visiting with friends on Second
istreet. it ”a“
NOR WALK
. ., ‘ 3 l Virginia Bittner 0! Fourth street is
. IN EAST WWAm3 confined to her home with the
‘tmeasles.
The East Norwalk improvement Asa: :Miss Elinor O'Brien of Third st'eel
Quotation is planning to hold 'a June is confined to her home with illness. .
dentin! on man afternoon land. Q's-j .. . 1 r" " ”
mfg“? 3:33;“ the home at “34: said Selleck Andrews spent the week-end
lint. ii Gorhatnlon Faust avenue. The at «his home in Fourth street.
plain‘promlses to be the‘mosl‘enjoys‘:
ble‘ever‘held; in Norwalk.
In the afternoon there will be new
attainment for the children and a
- 'very fine program has been preparedt‘
V In which is included folk dancing by ”Ln--
1 W
his pupils of the East Norwalk schools,
7 ponies and (arts for the little ones to ~ WAYToN
‘ title. a fishing pond and in fact ev-' ’ .
Charles Millard has recently recov—
ered" from the measles.
W
erything that can be used to give the‘. ‘
I children a good time. 33 '
During the evening a musical farce WW’
«untitled “Cups and Saucers" will be """—’—
“ {resented by Bridgeport talent. This,y
It is promised. will be unusually inBAYLES PAMILY
.teresting A number of autos will be
Ill‘llalld for short or long rides. Calm}
ice cream, fancy and domestic arti-
‘ also will also be on sale.
‘ Ir. Gorbum’s home is well suited
for a lawn fete of this kind and there A rcunion of the Bat-let: family was
Is sure to be plenty of good times and held Sunday at the home in Rowdy-
.3 pleasing entertainment for those who ton of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ackttrt.
‘ attend.
Michael P. Dunne. secretary of the' birthday anniversaries of several mom-3
East Norwalk Tobacco Fund, has ro-T bers of the family.
'oelved the following letter front l’ri- A row pleasant
vote Wallace Taylor. Co. 2, loztld Reg. and the reunion was a very happy.‘
Donut brigade. Catlin Upton, 1.. t.: one, itvbcing the first ’ one ‘in about}
Dear Mr. Dunne: five. years. ' 3. .‘
I received your package and every- A regular picnic lunch was served.
thing was fine and l~ want to thank and the day taken up by renewing the
you for the sonic. Mitt lictlrath
11150 tics of family love that have brought.
received his. Mat. with seven other the mo
Norwalk boys. has been
and went away this morning but we years, and while some of the. loved:
William Taber. Sr» has mott‘d Wm? this evening. All of the members are
~ Mr. and Mrs. Mason Wadsworth are
ttltltttttttnem
. ‘and while ”1" gathering ““5 “‘1‘eumon' advertising business in Bridgeport.
” 1‘ was ‘“ “l9brallon 0’ wedding Bud‘spcut the week-end with his parents.
l b
day was enjoyed. -
tubers of this 33ml"), togethcr3‘1‘3“ will be held in the Town Hall,
transferred on such occasions for the past (WWW Wednesday evening.
m sum IORWALK mmo m1.
Yh‘? the summer months. Harold is a
home of his trarents 0-3 CERF!“ street: student at Wesleyan college. Middlel
i You ll, Conn.
The Dull. Fingtr circle of the RJWKF
ton Baptist church Will meet with Mist-
Dorothy Raymond in Westsidc avenue
urged to be present.—
Mr. and Mrs. Ire C. Lockwood of this
place, enjoyed a motor trip to Camp
Devens, Ayer. Mose. and other East,
em points, during the week-end
_...,__.
Miss Marion Coates of McKinley
street is the .g In of relatives in
Brooklyn for the oak. ’
'Miss Bessie‘l’ierce of West avenue.
Springdale, spcnt Sunday at Pear Tree
Point beach, Noroton.
entertaining uut~ot~town relatil‘es.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. Pierce entertained
outottown friends at their home over
Mrs. 13 A.Jhcltsonis rapidly recon
ering front her illness. and is now able
to be about ill her home.
James Mcliaie, who is now in the
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new €ANAAN
w
n
2'—
Conter. School oomluenccmont esotw
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coleman mot-
? mine and invest in a specific amount
~ of War Savings Certificates during the
' chased.
do not know where. There is a rumor
lround camp that they went down
South but. of course. we do not know
for sure. '
Well Mr. Dunne. army life is get-
oncs have passed into the great reg '
union. it was with a. feeling of thank cred from Ridzeileld lo .\ow (lanolin.
fulness that the ones left could meet Sunday. and visited relatives.
on this occasion. . 3 ’ Ts"...
Those present were: Mrs, Lottie Ov- Mrs. R. E. Srelt underwent an op
this better every day. We have
kinds at sports besides drilling and; Fred Piucltell, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
hm quite a bit of time to ourselves: Bayles and daughter Dorothy. of
‘Wo have. all day Saturday and Sundsy' Bridgeport, Mr. and 'Mrs‘. Malia Over-
toourselves with nothing to do but ton and daughter ofmt .Norwnlk.
mt. We have two ball games sweet: Mr. and Mrs. Chdrlos 1?. Warner and
In bump and the teams are made up sons. LeRoy and Donald. of South
at regular ball players. too. tNorwslk, Ml?- and Wt. (118. Cyst-ton
I will make this
MHerion. Mrs. Lillie Jayne, Mr. and Mrs. oration at the Stamford Hospital, Fri-
day. for the removal oi tonsils. '
weblt.
F. S. Dawlcss was confined at the
Norwaik Hospital. several days lost
He was operated upon by Dr.
Foster for removal of tonsils? 3 s' .
1. “ '5? ._ ‘ ' f " ‘-
Nellltiarting or Stamrt’ird visited
short as i do not aim song, Willis and Arnold. Captain
how much to talk about as you know
about What the camps are. I do not
knm‘v whether i will see old Norwalk
again for a while, so give my regards
to all the boys and thanking you andi
the rest of the fund-committee for the. All of the services were well at. large. and. their owners are courting
montage. 1 remain.
3 WALLACE TAYLOR.
The East Norwalk Improvement As-
sociation will meet this afternoon at
the Community Hall and sew for the
Red Cross. All the ladies of East Nor-
Valk who are interested in ‘Red Cross
work are requested to be present to
aid in this great work. and it is car-
.nesttly hoped that a large number will
he on hand. .
' lfivb‘l‘skeythe Ftnh‘grade teacher. vice was a little onto! the ordinary. Miss Viola Bolon‘rwas tendered a i
of the Mat-viii school. left to do govern;
mat work in Washington. Yesterday
unatteachors of the Marvin school had
a lunch and they presented her with s.
tonight pen. The children in Miss
Drake's room presented her with a
“pin.
.
Charles LeCroix has been given the
1 contract for painting the residence oi"
‘Mrs. A'riel Cameron on Hawkins are-
..nne. and is now at work on the job.
The members of the Que E‘s Club
met last evening at the home of Miss
"Plummell Cummings, of Fort street.
and disposed of routine business.
John Peden. a member of the No;-
1101131 ~Army stationed at Camp Dev-
ens. is spending a threeday furlough
sat his- home on Gregory Boulevard.
The Ladies Aid Society of the East
Avenue 'M. E. Church will hold their
regular weekly meeting tomorrow at-
temoon. 1’, lg
The ‘_thil‘d district commissioners
not last evening at the offices of the
lulu! and transacted routine bust- has enlisted in the United States ser-i walk, who will
Fred Farrimrton. of Fort. Slocum. is»
standing rt short lr-aVe of absence from is
It: duties at his home on East ove-
no. 3
3 :The official board of the that Ave-
nue M. It. Church will hold their rexu- '
1:: monthly session tomorrow ovenlns.
at? . ‘
”we...
0. S. Young. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Acknrt. Mr. and Mrs. F. Billingstcin.
Miss Hattie Young. oi Rowayton, and
with his parents here Saturday and
Sunday. He ls now’cmployed at the
Central firehouse in Stamford.
I
WHAT tut stints"
ENLISTMENT nu ,
mulls .. to All
State Director Howell Cheney
issues Statement Putting
Forth Obligations of All
Adults on June 28.
Hartford. June 2t).——-Howell Cheney.
Connecticut State Director of “or ear. 1
lugs. has issued the following expluns- l
tlon us to the meaning of registration f
day. to be held throughout the nation.l
on June 28.
During the week of June 17th to
215i every individual will receive. ad-
dressed to hint or her personally. a
call from the Governor, directing him;
to go to the nearest schoolhouse or oth-
er designated place on June 28th to
register his pledge to salve and econo-
year.
You should first ascertnhl where
your nearest Schoolhouse or cther
place designated by the local chairman
of the War Savings Committee is lo-
cated. at which you only register your
pledge on J unc 28th.
lf practicable you should appear in
person on that date. If the nature of
your vocation. however. makes it int-
practicable you may authorize the rep
rest-motive or the Treasury Depart-
ment, who will call on every household
during the week of Juno 21st to 28th
to register the pledge for you. by sign-
ing it coupon attached to the pledge
which will be. presented to you.
The pledge \l‘lll rcquirc ll statement
as to the following matters:
1. The lndivlduat's ttnrcelnent to
save and economize to help, will the
\l'lll'.
2. A pledge for the individual and
those whom he or she represents. to
invest in ll swcltlcd amount of War
Savings (‘crtilicutes during the year.
3. A stutenlcnt of the number of ill-
tllviduuls who are covered by the
pledge.
4. A statement. in case the individual
desires to make it, of the amount of
War Savings Certificates "trendy pus-
. ~ 3 l.‘
Having signed the pledge. and either
having registered in person or by hiv-
lng authorized some individual to reg-
ister it for you. the full patriotic duty
in contraction with the War Savings
Enlistment Day will have been com-
pleted. '
Progress, Forum. Fraternal Forum
League. met last evening and disposed
of routine business.
l HIGH PRESSURE 1
Nos AND Tunas;
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9 .
DON T UNDERES TIMA TE
the importance of the things beneath the surface~—like‘l
heart and l 8 within a human body, like a carburetor’
and cylinders beneath the hood, like a Nor-walk Tube
beneath a Norwalk casing. Of course on wont Norwalk
' Tires, but to get the most out of them sure you get thol
‘3 vital organ 1" ht—the tube. Be sure that Norwalk Tubes:
’ are in your orwalk Casings; ‘
Get the Norwalk Inner Tube and feel new confidence as‘
you see its red and lustrous rubber. See its quality as you
feel the life and give that’s in it-
Realize that it’s the tube warranted not to crack—the
tube made b men whose record in the industry indicates
why Norw and Quality are interchangeable words a_s
applied to Tubes and Casings. ’ ' '3‘; ‘ ‘
The Norwalk Tire and Rubber, co. Inc.
NORWALK ‘33lt..lt.'lt CONNECTICUT
Clyde Gocltnour. of Portland. Ore. t
Some dogs are still running at
tended at‘the Rowayson-M. E‘ church trouble. It is stated that the state
Sunday. At the 10:30 service Rev.
’Henry ‘F‘. Kastendicck, the pastor. de- mm.
ltvcred a very interesting sermon. The
Sunday aohdol ' session was hold A tablet. has been erected in they“
at 11:50. The first of the. upe- 333...... 0,5. “mm“ church m mem.
cial Sunday evenlnz services was orytomm hm) Father Stapleton. 0? ~
'held at 7:30.. The first fifteen mlDUtC’r-l the marble slab are inscribed these
were devoted to a song service in words; “Thistahletin erected to the
charge of the Epworth League. With memory of Rev: John H. Stapleton. un-
,William F. Jennings as leader. and dor whose guidance the church was
the rest of the period was devoted [to a built. 3
. short sermon by the pastor. The ser-
ond was much enjoyed by the congre- surprise of about twenty-five of hot
gation. friends at her home on South 'Main
——#— street. last Friday night The young
A number of Rowayton 1160018 were people stayed until nearly 12 o'clock.
at Roton Point 58¢“?le afternoon and during that time enjoyed music.
and witnessed the athletic “199mg 0f dancing and games or various kinds
1the high "schools of Bridgeport. Lemonade, crackers and cake com
‘Westport. Stamford . and NMW’JR- ‘ prised a dainty little lunch.
There Were some interesting contests!
!won some of the events. Stamford, the Nomtons.
‘contests.
t , ..._._.___ .madge Hill—a new find, who showed
The only local boys who have reach-l up in good form The. few fans who
ed their majority since June 5 0‘ last went to the Sotlth avenue grounds saw ;
year and who were obliged to register'an entirely new team in action, and '
3 with the local exemption board 0114 the' way the boys are working gives an
SJune 5 last. were George Jarvis of. impression they will be a strong tec-
Crockett avenut; Merton B Rackett of The only thing that manager Schmidt
iRoton' avenue, and Russell Mills of wants is a little more interest and a‘
Highland avenue larger attendance at. the game's
Y ‘ ‘ ‘
3 ll era has reached Rowayton that. Slterltt William vollmer went to
Chauncey Bass of Bridgeport. who Norwich today, taking with him Mrs.
married, Miss Minnie ‘Morrell. dough-:Annie Fisher. of East Norwalk. and
ter of Mr and Mrs Daniel P. Morrell, lidmund P. Fitzgerald. of South Nor-
undergo treatment
{vice in the engineering corps. there.
representative intends to vtsi he own
and the local people only regretted 'The New Canshns" won their first -
that Norwalk high could not have some of the season on Saturday from
The score was 7-6. f
high boys showed the effects of excel-lWarren Rutledge and Harry Gale did I _
Ilent training in winning several of the' the' twirling for the’ local team. The l”
. catching was done by Libretto of Tal‘ :.
Crockett street; Warren Jennings ot tor before the 59330.3 is much older. ,-
Artltur W Clark of Pennoyer street A number of members from the Stdr
the only \Rowayton boy who. will of Columbia, Circle. competitions or
enter the United States service on the Forest. are planning to attend " n
'2 Monday next. June at. Arthur will go euchro and pinochle party which is be-
lto Camp Meade. lid. with the local in: heuundcr the auspices at: Roast
contingent. . Circle. C. 0. it. or Standard. this ov-
llarold Cutblll. son of Mr. and Mrs. limo upset.
Clifford Cuthlll or nonyton su'ouo.
, mute John Stab]. of Camp Upton. has arrived at his home here to spend Ah: 0 W mu
, ion in the o. n.4, to. run. on At-
: . or? the Laws
' Inferior. lbw-gmdeigasolinescostscnwst in the' long mm.
You cbunt the cost “in low mileage, walk power and ex: .
cess carbon deposits. . ‘ _ ‘
SO-CO-NY is the Quality gasoline. It reduces the oper-"
ating cost of your (at by delivering more 'miles per gallon.
It saves. . 3
And in so ' you ,are “doing; your bit”»’these days.
You are actu fighting backof the lines. '
Look for the Red, White and Blue SO-CO—NY Sign.
Save with SO—CO-NY.‘ Save wisely. Save, well.
‘ Well Here
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Norwalk Chronicler