ami Pillow Cases
Bed sheets $1." -5, $1. 50, 81.5.7
Pillow cases 35c, 39c and 45c.
Items. 280. 30c 35c and 45c.
Nunsook batlste.
dumplete assortment.
Gretchen-1,3 new assortment of pat-I
Long cloth at 250, 30c. 35c and 38c.
Ctmbric Beach cloth and -voiles
E. K. BANKS
finder Mahackemo Hotel. Wen
, Walkington street, South Norwallt 1
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NOR WALK -"
; SOCIETY
and Personal
NEWS
1
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full
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FINE CONCERT 38 THE
‘ METHODIST
' ”C URCH COMING
A concert of mu. excellence will
be given in the First Methodist Epis-
copal church on Wednesday eVening.
March 5. Local and out of town ta-
{lent will produce it. It will be giVen
lunder the auspices of the Epworth
‘ league of the First Methodist church
flt has been given wide publicity and
it. is expected that it will be attended
hr :1 areal number of people. The
following: persons will take part.
Maw—w- - - .
Miss Charlotte D411 is. of Ridgefield
”a.”
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Noxwalk and vici
Fair tonight and Sundmz.
..¢01‘39T- strong: southwest and
winds.
morning ove .' oCnnecticut
tern portion of the like l‘ezion
' along the North Atlantic coast.
Sundm' g
The storm which was central}
over Illinois yesterday morning, moVed ‘
rat‘idly eastward and was central this.
It caused
hear) 1ain and high winds in the eas-
Storm i
warnings were displayed yesterday
North!
llllVI
011 MEN’S _
TRtlUSERS
We’re closing out a lot of
Men’s Trousers at a big reduc- I
tion in prices.
Good. substantial, durable,
well-made Trousers, suitable for
port in Bethel.
Miss Martha A. Boughton,
favorably known as the superintend
ent of the Fairfiold County Temp'n'arv
Home for Children on “’estporl 111c-
nue. and Edward 'C. Birge, “‘estpm't':
town clerk, were marnec
west '
l
t
ponulnr
tum! l
yestt 1-day afternoon.
liter :1 short wedding trip
af— :
Mr.
Home Weds Town Clerk of WesLI Ymk'
well and
a'
the home of the bride's niece in limbo] 111601911 sinqers will sing several selec-
:1n-.lvFirst Methodist Episcopal Church
twill givc sex oral piano numbers. Miss
BOUGHTON—SIRGE. ’Davls has recontlv given a recital b1:-
‘ —— fore the Danhurv Music Club; the
Former .Superintendent .of .County‘; Metropolitan College or Music‘fi? New
in the “'anamaker Auditorium
gin New Yorzk and in the Sprague Mn-
Imorial Hall 01 \‘ew llav.en At this
last recital she receiied first prize as
;1he most accomplished pianist in the
state of Connecticut
Miss Esther Bcrr. soprano. one
Blidzeport's favorite and most highly
of
Mia's Ber: is tht1 soloist in inc
of
ttions_
WORK AGAIN
___.~ .. WASHINGTON, March l.——ln re- . . ‘
-Bemg Compded b T
. gard to published reports that Presi . Y homas Ba,“
Disabled fight?" 'Have Chance “idem: Vl'llson told Democratic commit-1I Chef Clerk of Local m’
Train for Slotted Trades Always teemen who lunched uith 111m ”Mel. ; . Board 14.
in Demand.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 28—.“Accordjng tion for a third term, it was stated to " . .11.“. Li. I
to Captain Felton. who is handling the :20); it): lgegggt‘e Wafgnthat $811331: "1113,; ml Elli-Pm".
. 8'33 1 omas 100m, l. . 1 1
discharged soldiers, the employment a. candidate was not mentioned. It index of the 31111 “I‘Ollllnlm. 11mm,
service is having little difficulty plaC- was explained that the President .» h ' 111' I" “'1'“ “""*""r-u
111:: those who mere!)r have clerical merely remarked to his guests that 1161““ local Board H' ’“""“““'i 1’? Who
abilitv and training." That statement yearned to get back ‘0 ,‘l'l‘i‘mg and “’9‘“ 3'39“!)th 0r rvjm-tml :1'112- 11011-1-
1 . that he had in contemplation the com- in camp inludinc 1h ~ . I
was made 111 a weekl) report on the111illngot"_u history. 1, . ."H ""' “‘“ll‘nts
Washington branch of the United' .——._—... g“ 1;) were pimp" ”1’ 1111111 111 111,...
, w . 'un acce ted - ~..' .1 .. '
gt... . penummnm agent" smelter! Ii") WEATHER FOR NEXT WEEK 'm’mhed 02"“ "' ‘ ““0 1.11 1111-11
fif"'ff“1:‘ ' fr." .310 me", hear. Fits. “WASHINGTON, March 1.——“’eathei‘ ' / l-
charm‘d from army and “a...“ _ it is predlc'tions for the Week beginning Tl"? COml'li’l'Nl 1-111111111111.1 ““1 .H Mu.
confirmed by reports from other Monday. issued by the \Voather Bu- f‘d 1n the Norwulk l.1ltl'3'..l'\' 11...“ if
It i fact that cannot be reau toda). are thl prove 05‘ 1:11-1:11 \‘ulllv 1.11- 1'1-111
bramhes. 5 a North and Middle Atlantic States; __. _ u '"Pll‘"
either minimiZed or dls1'.egarded for it Disturbances attended by
is at the same timea guide post and snows Monday or Tuesday and again . . "”"""°
. , .1 .1r11 sure to loam: the hw: 1. 1
t oncretell' wlml. about Fiidm temperature “ill be ' " "' 0b
a “mums. It 9“ ’ c below normal most of the week. talnable.
most people had vaguelv surmised be
fore but had paid little attention to.
and the. is too many voung pople arc!
111sl1ir1g into clerical occupations such.
as bookkeenms. stenogtaphers. office;
men, store help. awountants, and the.
like This uork is poorly paid because «
of an over supply of those who are in:
Labor and skill are commo-
ternoon-alonz the court'from ' ' ' , ,
Carolin to «Mine The temperature work or dress, 1“ a big assort- [2111a, Dirge will resulv at his fine farm B1'1dzeport. that 11111.
51': ri ‘11: «0:11 $8“ 11’ the R ch 9 ment 0f Shades and patterns. ‘ ' in 1:190:15 Farms. 2 Miss leadys Mills of Rowavton is dillt' 5, .1nd “hen the, market is pro! .
: SI 4 . '1' '90 , o '1 1 :
v- i «. - .- - :' .‘.li'~s Douallton was appointed sup. known to all Noru'alk people: and stocked. noncralh 11111 (>11 tall. i
Mountains and the Mmmssuqu rix 01'. Re 1113.? $3. 50 ' ' . . .1 l1 '
I r i g “I2 4” riml'ndent of the Children's Homes there 151 none whom lhev enJoY more There nmal it? more vocatlona "‘ "
..__..__... ~--_._. : EI'I I .. . _ , -. , 1 . . , ~ 3 ’llL'hl
' . '11 l\:l.‘~ and gale mnhful and effluent to hear. Mus Mills 15 tlu contrauo canon. Mme DOOM? must 111 la
WEATHERTogAYYEAR AGO .‘ quahty at service for just twenty years, resizn- in the First Prosln'wriun church 01' to do ”83“”. thinWs. pm such We sop
__-._ __ ' i Regular 35 00 mg t'om the position last fall. .NPW “09'1”” there is a re 1111' weltome by oumloyorsi
'l' 11 111 in 1“ '1 l" l \‘ ’ .\l1. Ifirgp hag [won town clerk of- Mr. Louis Girmnd. tenor in the Un! The fpdeml loa1d for vocational edu-
.'l “‘t "1': i It. 11; 11“.. 1 . . - . . 1 " 1. ' ‘ "
3'; 13.33,. ( ‘ ' quality at . I\\'es'port for :1 number of years and it’ll (01mm: “mm" ”“1”“ ”f l311dg1 canon 3‘1 “ ashington '5 teat-hut. d‘s ,
~ ‘ I ' lllllllluul‘.~ man) .\orwnlk friends. 'DON- l.” ”19 “1051 lIUllUlm' “3110f “1 lh‘“ abled soldiers to do creative things. t0
_.-.. -~-~——— I All Sizes. ' . :t-ity and in constant (lemaml.I . I work despite their handicaps. "1 ”.0
' 1 Mrs. l’utrit-k Swt-enov entertainm] a Mrs. Leonard Wall. violxmsl. 11! skilled trades. “‘blch afford slcadv 01'.“
fl . .. .. ;llumlwr (11' her friends at her home Sll'alfm‘dI and H“ Fill" """“Ib""I “f plnvlnt'nl ut 'rood wages. and 1.I~' llil\lhg
i 2 WS: ’ RflGERB & STkVENS \‘l'rdnesdal'. ut whit'h time Consider. the Bridgeport .\lu.~'1('11lI<-luh. “'1ll \lIlIf": n0 diffii'llltv whatever m placing 1:1“:
. , y . :lhh' work was done fur St. Jnfipph's tier a solo and will :H’t‘flllllldn} -1» who :11'1' lalnnr‘; four...” m (111.1 I\ ,
4...... - ~......M ..... Norwa'l‘ .500 I‘m waik liml (‘ross auxiliary. .\ luncheon was ”“111. . wmk. The really Skm‘“ and ab?“ Pr.
“ . ». ~—n.—~.~_ .1 ::—1~1'11-1l f11ll'.‘“‘ing the work. Those 31‘1“- Elm“ ' ““‘Ud‘l‘w “ram-q 0‘ isan is l'arth ufflt‘d bi‘ “deli “mp5".
Zulu: hergeuulIs f Ts“; “and! 51:13 :prcsynt u'ert- .\l1'.<'. J.. Newman. Mrs. ”W I "”ed CM“ WWW-3““ (hm‘h tin! and is always sure of 21 Job. .
i P l.‘ "5111 Ol‘ Ill l ,\' (' lfll'l."‘ .N _ 0 ~, l' f
“:P’ I‘fIkII‘ ' 1 1‘ 1 I.Ig , 11'" 111. 111-1121111111. Mrs. 1:11 llayes_ Mrs. .11. BltilL'F‘l'LIm' a"“"jf"“"‘ “" \1 I - --.___. ,___W . -
'0 it“: hall-1; [insult—t»? l5 no“ or” ‘ 3 I "\l'vlr'nnn- llllllu' Soldiers. Sailor“ ”:13 1'5 and. Mrs. 0. F. llorwurd. piano “”5 71.11:. M" (nuaml 11ml 4 I“ ‘:V ATERS NEAR PR ATT
T ' up 0“" uh I [”1 '” " and Marines" won- the inscriptions (111 ' “'11". 3 ISLAND DR AGGED BY
._... 1 _ . . ,1 , , ,. . ~ .11..“
1:12an “1.91..” \pg'pydny m 1]“. {1351311.} \ir '1n1l \l1'~: Albert l1‘1'1'l'ls of Then. “1” also l1. :1 ltuul (111.1110 . , I
,..._ ——B,ASKE:I'BAl.L TUESDAY gm.“ Mum, 51111111115111 n”. 51111111 NM- 'rhnmnu «11-11111 ”It Vnrwmk have We 111 11111111.. abot‘llllllilnlt'd 111- 111+. \\ 111:1: POLICE FOR BODY I
Nm‘walk vs. \ule College. lunlk (fi‘lxlt b\' 1111- \Velt'omv Home ,- _ ' ‘ . . ' ' Miller. The quay-lulu. will lu/ Nine 1 I .
I1 . . . . . llll ll- L’lll‘h‘l, Mr, ('I‘l’lfi mother, .‘lrh'. P‘i'allk ll'ldll‘" \n‘lg lgahl‘lll' gl‘lu‘fln.‘ Cunllnlle‘l from F" El P329.
\‘l-u't'h mme in like H111 sprinHH-Lt '1'111111111tt1111 J ‘11” “Ml ‘ Hm“ Frederick Ferris of llroad fiiw‘l‘. DH" “ R g H ”Vlmn‘d V'md “1" l l 1 "Q" 1
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, ' 1 ' . " -' .. ‘1 1 1's 1 ‘ .. , pill'ulm‘y to the departure of the three 1‘ ) ' . 1 T11.- only miller mature ol the 11.1.13
kit“ at ,a’bpnns Lam) I11. momma \ l'tr'w ml 1-ntl1u~'i-1<1l~ "mum“, n, gnaw,“ . II , . . .. I l “RINK"! of a
when '1 downpour of mm with ,‘ stroll"! ‘ ‘ "‘ ‘ ' ' " ‘ next week for Florida, where they will . ' _. . . l' , ,, ]."““-‘“g"””“ “db ‘ 1e ' J .
' ‘ . . ‘ .., ‘ I' .. ‘ (‘nr-kenoe Tribe. No. 32. l. .0 R. ‘.\l.. _ en] 1,. I . l _ L ll 'l . . Miss \\1ll:1 M1ll111 “111 .1141 .1110“ lme «(Lair into the smxy ot (oppola‘s,
5011111 wmd kept thwuus1n11-1'1-st1n111111' was held last oveniuz :11 “‘lllt'll H1111: 3p ' H r1 111111111 N n 19 “ nu r. 'panv Mk3 Mills. 111‘1- The police lune questioned sev- '
” innsk‘pl '1 1-111 gills in connection with the case;
those r-mnpollctl to br- out of
e'ellx.
dooru
ia st-ore ol’ new candidates were pro:
. .\'; .\".‘.'. '. "-
rented and the rezulnr actlon taken l" mu {NJ-”1'" Rllscoe "f “ 9“
The con‘cmt will be a g 1111
treat to everyone “ho ran mad him-
It
and one bus been tound “ho is a mu-
tual friend of Coppola and Plait but I
told the detectives nightf
121st
N 'OVER SUPPLY OF CLERlCA'L’. g PRESIDENT WILSON MAY RUN
day that he would not accept nomina-'
'H l H . I l N lk A 111 was dechh-d that a lurae delegation
' - 1: '7 2 1 '~ '11; ' rmv
11 m I1voy1I1 I11 (HI 1 l 18 Iwnultl hit lll» trail to the. hunting
1 ‘1 P
or)! Lust nixr1t 11m 11 in ((1111 1i11 t :11 “I“, Chester tonight and
'groumls :11
‘pites ol (‘0. l Conn Stun (mord and
fitness the degree work to be put on
the Nolwalk Drum ('mps was well :11 “
' c o Trib No. 35 of
'ended and S'VN S orchestra “‘ usual yll‘tatv‘glsrznzsli:ulll t'oenfm the dozree
tetltmtiou on a (la 7 71 candidates.
superintendent ,ut tltefTh‘J “’“l‘l’i‘”"“""“' T'lh“ l1“ l'P-flm'd‘“
Sm". factory. has lawfus ”11- best drown 11-11111 in tho 17-41 1'-
”.1 and union of X1-11' York and :1 1.1:11111 lint“.
Isaac»: str-
will remove wizh his tam“) 1'1'1Tui'I ‘1‘ 11nli1-i11a11-1l h" 1|“-
Bronklvn the coming woo... 1110111211:
A. Skelly. who has occupied the Diem
ll-‘l‘. has purchased the (‘hecselmro
place on Melbourne Road and will 11111.: .
immediate possession. ' lLeonavrodrc: figmnlN'i‘fzthill:d SHeae:s 0'-
trau- the hes. ol s:1t1.~'ful'tion
I .~: of
Leo Kenney.
.lar-(vhs‘te Sons”
ed the propurtr 11! Ill
timt-
EXPENSIVE SHOES
r f Affinity
~U~_*_- Becoming suspicious when I11- raw
Pana—Straw———La Stra‘v 5hi< wile \ 111111;: 1111 1xpo11sixv pztir
Hat Dye ____________ 20C 111' shows l.:1*t1n11tl l". (‘ollln of .\‘m'~
11'11lk.:1c'1usod l1111'11l'lt1ntll11'~.~' $11: on
For Rte-Coloring Faded StI‘ZlWI miller 1111111. She admit'ed 1111 «innue-
111111 the hushund yesterday “pill-uh 11
before Judge (11'1 1-111 in 111-1 \mu rioIe
L‘ is _ . (3111111 to :1.~'k tor :1. lll\'()l"‘(l 1111111 l..i 1 '1
S‘fl “:10 “POWEH Corpomtion ,\i ((1111110) 111115 unknoun
South Norwalk : (‘11tlin testified 1.1.11 his 1111» 111.11
lhtwn staying out. nights just prior :11
:1l11- time she left. him in 1913:. ’i‘l1e 111-
:citlvnt ol' the shoes cunxincetl him that
Hats.
_._~ -—...~e ....._._,
—§._...__..._
‘smuolhing was wrong. \Vlwu h:- 'rc-
lllUll;‘l.l‘1lH’tl with 3111's. (Tnlfin she left
. 13111 house and did. not ivturu. Th1?
couuh \\L-'11..-1I11.11"1l1-d in “111119111.
~ ' 1
§ - 7.354000 KILLED lN THE WAR
1 “ASIHNGT ‘ON. hunch l.-—llattle
itloulhs during the war among all par-
llll‘lpill’li" so fur its available statistics
given today by Gvnerul
'"510111‘1 This represents
4
killwl in lit-lion or (“041 of
Show. wbrv
"\lutt’ ll 11>:
:IUilli' mun
sounds.
In thx; list prepared by
Iul‘t‘. ltussiu l"(l with :1 total of
1‘”: (lwrmam was second with 1.600.-
ulltl Um L'nilcd Stan-.1 lost with
2111.111"),
Apploxinmn-
lions were:
Il."l'7lll(‘.£‘. 1543311011:
ltaly. 460.000: Turkey, 4011,0011;
giuru. 102.1100; ltuuumlu. 1110,0011;
bin and Montenegro, 1110,1101;-
the General
1.700,.
S
1‘-
WEBNE bDAY
March 559
All money deposited in
. 1'11)“.
figllt‘ua- for nth-31'
3.031111“:
ll-"lr
Sor-
England.
this bank on or before U
day School workers of Norwalk.
Norwalk and Rowayton Vin hm
day school rooms of the. South
walk (Yougrogatiounl (‘hurt-h
row afternoon at :1 o'clock. The gen
eral secretary. Wallace J. Woodln, and
his assistant, Mrs. Maizle Clark. will
have charge of the meeting. They will
present. a new educational policy tor
the summer school of the Sunday
school workers which will be held in
New London from June 28th to July
5th Eve1y teacher and school work-
or of 'the district should be present at.
the meeting. 1-
_. I/
+91? ' sham eoaoEAux
that date will draw inter
' ' Suu~
eat; from March 1st
Open Monday Evenings
from 6 to 8.
CAUSED SUSPICION
11:1- .
MEETING OF SUNDAY SCHOOL;
.Thore will ho“ a meeting of the Sim-If
South '
Nor; i
lnlllr11'~ '
pmt avenue celebrated their 53rd
Wedding anniversary at their houn-
yesterduy. Only members or the im-
mediate family will be present to par-I
ticlpate in the celebration of the oc-
cu‘siou. , ' t
self 0! the prheltge- of attending, Fhe
is under the direction 111‘ .\lr:~'. Shovel."
and Miss Slauson. I
that. her acquaintance with Pratt was ’
not enough to arouse jealousy. .
Nothing was discovered yesterday:
which in any way implicates young
Pratt with the. strange disappearance
of the young Italian.
332MB REGIMENT CONCENTRATED
WASHINGTON. March 1.4.\ cable-
.9
1.11
inn‘gi m 3.113111.» mu
1‘nram from tho American military at. Adjournment until Monday (11' the,
Flux (‘luss Quarterumsler Leslie ”cm. at Rome 10 the War Depart- examinationiof Pratlt).i was as‘k'etd to;
. . . . ' . . ' t orney
rum. \1 ho 11:1» been :1 iendm :1 {111" 1. — .1 z 1 :’."211 day by ASE“ slant strict
. . . l l: .1110.“ todu) 31111011111111 tn1t tlu 11 d Berger when Pratt Wan armisned in
tough u'11l1 Ins mic and family at the Anwrivnn Infantry hut! 11.11111 ordered court in New lurk this morning.
llllll'l ”I'lx‘llll. South Norwalk. lraves concentrated :11 (111111111. The regiment 1]". request for postponement was
111111111111“ night for Boston. to rejoin has been divided between l‘uttaro. llhmlt’ll an“! COl'HSQL {01' ”l" Elms?"
. . . . , - 1 '1 ' 1' ' n .‘1 11.
lns sl111.1l1- . . , 1 . 1 .. .; . ‘ dun, 111111 135 at h 11!} 0 .I .
I 1 l111u11m..l11m .1 lunn mu 1119s“. bonds. had stated there was no Obit“?-
§ In making this :111111111111-1-1111-11t. (lvn- lion. .
.\l1'. and Mrs. l-‘Irtt-ht-r l). \\'illi;.111 Iriul Mart-h enduinod that the order? ____.___«-_n_-.._.,-.-...___.. ;
.~: 11 stoned today for their home in fur the concentration undoubtedly .
llits‘flllln. .Ubr-rto l'oumy. (‘1111z-ulu.:1t'11'r had been issued by Muj111=lle11vral GHlBHE'STER. S PILLS i
' . . . ' l
«111111111111: 11 month w1th relanws hert- ('llztl‘lus t‘. Treat. commanding the 55%" ,3,L,,'X£k§23,".,mm
:11111 111 .\'1-\\' 1111-1.- vity. 'i Ann-1111111 troops 1'11 ”1111 1'1'1110111 ll“ 1-5‘1‘1'IWSE""‘1..11”°' $17; 9
r - latltlt'tl llm: 110 51111711-""" has vet lwt'n N‘ : lint... Sla'ilflf" ‘i'uegmlm'
' ' ‘ 1153"":-
l’nr 25
It will be placed in the Nla'
rain and -—Sentlnel “'unt
.-'\"..11
Th e I
armour
The costliest and most beautiful pirtorial sup-
plt'mr’nl ever produced by a newspaper—The
l riluun- Colurgt'nphic.
Equal to the lines! 1113;: nine color reproduc-
(lulu—every pit-Inn, 1w" umtil lrumin".
Current. modern and classic snbjt‘t'ls.
‘1"1~l-'. ulmmouork nill soon appear in this
\Qt’lllil'rl'llx (:413111'g1';1l1liiv San-lion ilu'llltlt':
‘11: \ tévlti l'm't'hh \Villium ll. lviuli
l . 1.113.- .‘llm'a ”mustard (Lilo:
. l-l1‘"lll. Henri Farm:
{on ’t fingot
:lw lt1l1-1';::';:I:.~l1i:' Station is only our of the many
.\l1'~'. Lillian Robinson of St \\'(1o1l-fl11suc1l by the- War llupzn'mu'nl for the
‘V'I'tl “You“ 1 . ..- l 1 . ..' n 'l‘ 1“ . I, lh‘ -1 HT 1 l l ”11- "ill ‘tl "'car,3:.1ovnixn's‘n31fc37.‘i‘nys "In.“ I .~ ' I . 1 ..
.. .1 1 .mnounns [11 11131113.. 1 ll" 41 l “ti 14" (I -~ 1 l I t QfliggynmrmtqgvaYde 5 (.nlixu'uar Nurture“ ! ml maln- 1.11‘ “muddy lt'nliuna,
at 11111- «laughter. Lilliuu Althm. to Stan's. “1-11 \m l.’ nun: 1-11.11“: (c m 1111'): 1'pc1.
l'rmlc-rit‘k “'illiunrs this {it'lv-rnuun :1! " "“" " ""‘ ‘ m"'—_"""‘M‘”"”” 4"”. I - ‘
2:311 p. ...,_ . . REAPFONlTED JUDGES OF CITY N. Y., N. 13.64".-. hm TABLE.= it“ 11*“ U"“»'<3t‘i"i"‘ W‘“ i" "<""""_'“ 7‘1"?" “"l’l' tor
-...-.._ COURT Corrected to Jan. 26’ 1919 I new! 5.111: 1.13. .-<1 .1~ to make Hire oi ga'tllng the new 1
.\ll". llrnr)’ IL Joypp of "l \\'i““n ‘ . . ' SOUTH NORWALK TO NE‘V YORK1; “);‘V“V=r'!l lh;" ‘
menu». 11ml daughters Inez and Mar— “fig” (Jun-{fl H' \usouIruh and NP. -A..' Iii—1:47)“; 2”: 5:49" 6:9“ '
“n.3,. '1r- . 3 l‘ n . . . . I . lll’llll‘dh (fan-Joe this 11111171111}; rocelyl‘t; 61013:, 11113517513182.1933 S:-1.‘l.l FF" ‘1 "‘
. . t l 3w m m... rele‘lal “ét’ke .It 1‘- . '. _ . _ 1 _ ._ . 9:39 10.1.13! 11:21. {21- IZE-rt‘ E;
llu h ' .. . .. _ ll1(.11 tomxmssluns {“1111 lidnlmd “1th 1 "’ t ,‘ *1‘ {1,3 7,, l I i} l
- 111111- 111 111.. Joy-11s mn'cnts. 1n . , . P. M.-—-12203x. 12:52 (Stamimc “ ' " ' ‘
Troy. N. l'. Ithe notification that they had been ru- only), 1.09; 1:38: 3:1’1'x. :33, ’I .
. . . ' 11111101111911 judges or 1111- 011.11 (‘01111 111-15527; 5:46. 6:02x. 0:17 (311111110: bunt-1:111 E C‘ ltlli'CS
)ll‘r. lru t). lll't‘lllll‘}‘. who has for Norwalk for the term beginning Fri- only). 7:02x, 8206:, 10:07x. ‘— V
[1,. rm" f... .I. .' 1'. . ,- - _ (lay. Juno lilh. 1919. and ending June. Sunday; '
“I DI I (I‘lII Il QN l A? belt“ in “ill! I!‘ 192]. A. MI___1:47' 5:271. 5:491“ 8159 t ‘
new. at .11 1 hmnt- 1n Hush street. is - . 9:19x, 10:33:, 12:031. '1'
now 11.1111112111111121111311111, ' " " r ' ' ' P. M.—~1:09x. 2:44; 21:12:, 4: 3'21 ‘ '
‘ ' n..-” CHANGES LECTURE THEME. 5:46. 6:02x. 6:57,. 7:02.\'. 7:57.\'. .
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Miss Mildred Bailu'itz. at her hum» 11! ""d m dfim or 1111 “(Ml-“SS 1111 ”Th" I20-19::l.‘31', 9:451’. £055,012. I ’ ‘ J ' All 7
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,whb 1'1'i1-u1ls in South Noru'ulk. ICHANCELLOR SCHEIDEMANN R -5 so 9 w 1 ' Z . l
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I . “m“. added that (hancellm Schcidcmann A. M. ~12: 26X 2:58x, 7: 43, 9: 19!, V
1‘"-"- (arr-'1' 11.11.01,.” IS High $111110. has rtsigned. !1o:-,19 u: 12 x, 11: 58x. South Hermit: Conn
is now I'ccovering from 1111 axial-k of in- I ~‘rrr-“rr-r'“ ‘ ‘ i P M:— 1".0:, 4:42x, 6:48, 6:33x, - ' l
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'l.eague of the South Norwalk \l. P. lNEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NORWALK
M.——12:25x (except Mondays);
l'.‘11.~'.i:111 Arthur lloyt' spent 11 sl1111"tI“h“'Ch held The" regulal meetmg 1““!4: 10! 4: 53x 5: 50. 6: ".0 8' 0 X 3' 30
furlough at lls lmm'u in Smiuuood evemng and enjoyed 0‘0 fine talk.“ l9: 41x: 11: 00. ’ o a '
avenue. The usual routine business was firsti P. M——~12:17x. 3:40x, 4:35. 5213!.
~"I~' -- « ~ »-~~~ .,.-- :dihllOSt‘d of and the members then15'37 6:11 9 18‘ .
1112111111 Mm James .H 011111-11 has listened lo Lester Cole. forms-11y of: A M .12-25?n:31?£ 4-53; 7:5 =3
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1"ecei1ed word from theil‘"'s‘on 011117111031 ncle Sam's ar,m_v who spoke of hisi 8: 301 9:41; 11: 00
J.O".H:11a that he had just "water“; exheriences 1n anct; 1.1.1:: to Wal’v'l P M.:-~12 17! 1 55! 2 33! 3 401
trom an attack of the influenza He ‘Eason who had for his subject "Life’:13:bI 5 1.1:. 6111:, 7:0?“ 9.18x 9: 35 -
was in thP hospital at Bourbourne its: on a Submar e Chaser" Both talksl
Flames in l«'1ance.He had 5111'" res. were new idfirestmg and “ere well,sgug‘jolgngEKg-ggonNBURY‘
turned back to his companv which ls 111 rec-aired bythose present 5 P 111.137.1541! (Saturdays qnlyl,
lBoIndi'ontaine. France. He reported Th _regularI meetltfg of Lionker Grot- 3:4 39:. 3:251 -
as feeling fine now, and was anxw'us- 1.0 was held last evening at which timel
ly waitingro get :Pome. ._ - ' 1
, Sundays.
i Ila—9:25 3;“. ,
Furniture, Rugs,
_ Draperies
Honse Furnishings
001' line comprises everything for the
1 at a saving oi host to to 110%
“$11131.
Norwalk Chronicler