so. an: KQMM,M:“
. their summer condense at m
Beach for the conning season.
._._.. .
Rexnember the food sale under the
menacing“ 2.30 do“.
ante Mfg or the bosom ,Cdrclé
passed a pleasant afternoon at sewing
yesteulaw afternoon at the home of
L Wino. proprietOr of the
W Go is confined to The cake sale which hndbeen plan-
street Vim a slight ned for to benefit the children's gar-
gdens and which was to have been held
on Saturday. has been postponed until
further notice.
M Ittondance enjoyed the ser-
‘lfie buthmn Church on Fort
' - evening which consisted of
. ”one! preaching and old -thne
The East Norwalk Girl Scouts will
i P. stores East and South Nov-unlit. The
full proceeds deem the food sale will
go towards buying uniforms for the
Girl Scouts. This organization is .the
first of its kind and all should by .to
make it a «hugs success. The sale sum
take place on April 11th.
City Clerk Irving D. Robertson has
a. notice in another column calling at-
tention to a hearing on the petition of
the Connecticut Pompom: for the lo-
cation and reconstruction of its pole
lines and wires on Gregory Boulevard
zat F‘ifth avenue. The hearing will be
held in the Council Room on the even-
ing of April 16th at 8 o’clock. As the
change proposed affects the taxpayers
of the Third Ilistrict it may be Well
to keep in mind the. date mentioned
~ The Ms of the Wowen‘s Auxil-
Jory arose 'Iast Norwalk elthodist
rob” meeting this afternoon at
the lined Mrs. William Sniffen. on
Krama Booth and famllv are
.. .Vnow My installed in their now
.‘ {induce an Osborne avenue. )Mrs.
I ‘ MW occupied the propertv
been“, .mrohased by the Norwalk
flour ”ram corner of Knight and
'» Mrs. Louis .Groeschner entertainml
the mm of the Young \K'omen's'
Association loot evening. at her homn
_ 3 on Gregory‘Bonlevard. The usual rout-
i he matters were disposed of and the
‘ I :young hdiea in attendance enjoyed a above
fiery pleasant social hour ;
made
the
\vht n
, 59m
2
The final arrangement wen-
.Iast evming by the memilt rs of
.Young .Ifen‘s Communin ( lulu
they hdd tit ir iegului meeting in the
. Community Hall for the dance will In
I! to “held at the Hall on Mm 2 un-
. der their auspices: .
r
. 1.;
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Rust-0c. of
haVv
oi
. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
'T’Glenbmk road. Stamford. :m-
‘ :‘nounced the cnzaaemrut til: it
'- daughter. Vivian Wiilman King. to lid-
;ard ”fluent Smith of East amnuc.
. Smith is a well- known and popu-
-~_ I
~ Certified and Spring Luke is \. i
itanuond St. & Son. Tel 02-12. Dorian.
Mrs. Fannie L. Buskirlt. widow of
ii uar young man of the East Side and is
3”. today receiving the congratulations (“W103 A- "Uskirk. divd Tuesday. at
if." and well wihhps of his largo hm. ”f the home of her datifzhter. Mrs. “I .l.
’3 friends iuUM-lle. in Nomton. at. the ace of
5 _--,-___- eighty-two years. She was' born in
The dance to ht alum b) the v. .\i. wulmt, Cortlandt County. x. v.. and
‘ C. C.. Young Men' 5 Continually Club. was married at Rushford. N. Y.. in “~59
ll’er early girlhood was spent in Paw-
tucket. R. l.. and she lived later in l-‘en-
ton, Mich, Brockport. N. Y.. and for
the past twelve years with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Gus-belle. There will be a
on Apr. 26. has been pot'lponed to Tues
.‘y. Avail 29. This action was taken
because of difficulties encountered in
' .- the arrangements. Tickets purchased
for April 25 will be good for April 29.
~:"‘rlckets may lie merha=ed at (‘ane- private service at. the home of Mrs.
1. Yari's fruit. store or from club mem- Guebelie. and there will also be a ser-
‘ vice in the St. Luke's Hpiscapal
*_»_ A A__ ___3 Church. Humbert. N. Y., of which «he
_ - was a member. on Friday.
DRINK A GLASS .
OF REAL HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
by. we will both look and feel
clean, sweet and fresh
and avoid Illness.
his auto
John H. Coates has
mobile into service for the summer
Sanitary sclencc :.as of late made put
rapid strides with results that are of
; ’lntold mailing to humanity. The lat-
} est application of its untiring re-
' search is the recomendation that it is
as necessary to attend to internal san-
..
'é
1!
season, after it thoroughly
overhauled.
having
James Desmond. who has been ill
auspices of the Girls’ Scouts at the;
A. A P. store. tomorrow afternoon. com‘
hold a genetnl food sale at both A. it.
The borough caucus will be held in
lute Town Hall. rum ovum, Arm
'11.
fire téew Wit find is hint at
work rehearsing music for Memorial
Day.
lion 08 charms!“-
of Dorian.
Thomas Imith of Vista arrived home
(3an after receiving a discharge
from the army.
i Mrs. Robert L. Simon of not avenue
.vdsited with her slam. Mrs. ..'W A. Tay-
lor of New York, last week
Tony Corretanl. who has been work-
ing for'abe amt at Wilson
Point has gotten Width“ par
ticular work apd is again and in
doing motor truoldng as formerly.
Walter Miller reCeived his honorable
discharge from the U. 8, service and
'returned to worth in Stewart's grocery
store. Walter has been at Fort Strong
mm.
The Mothers' Club will meet at the
Redmroomsin the "rum «Hull
building on Thursday afternoon, April
17. An urgent request is made for all
members to be present.
The E. J. Brown market has been gi~
ven an attractive coat of white paint
which adds to the neatly kept place.
The artist wielding the brush was none
other than our genial friend. Prank
Brooks.
S. B. Hoyt has finished his work
that he has been engaged in for the
past year in New York. and is now 3"-
ing his entire attention to his Green-
houses fn South Main street.
John Karl is having an addition built
to his South avenue garage which will
be used as an olflcc and for the dim
play of accessories. John is outerowing
his place» of business, and it is only a
'questlon of time when he will thc to
build out to the sidewalk llnc .
XRuymond of Dist Maplr
\hs (‘arlh
sin ('i gt!\'-«
minum shown-r last
Mic-s Elsa “'heele -r an aid
P‘ridav t-vcnina.
i'l‘he pretty decorations of hearts and
flowers were a feature. and the dainty
lunchcon served by Mrs. Raymond
manic the hours pass too notch; for
the aucsts who numbered fifteen in
:lll.
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Smith have clos-
vd their apartment In Brooklyn. and
will spend a few weeks with the form-
er's sister. Mrs. Percy Cantrell of this
town. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will move to
[Earlen as soon as improvements are
made to lhclr residence in Mansfield
avenue.
Mr. and “hi. “'illiam H. Barrett.
who how been visiting in Florida for
the past two months. returned home
Friday. after enjoyinz a fine trip.
Most of tho time was spent In New
varna. A work or so was spent in
Brunswick. Mr. Barrett returns
browned and ice-ling in fine fettle. and
started work uht-rc he left off in his
Illfll'illnf' shop in the roar of the Adver-
tiser; office.
Among those who returned on Thurs-
day last after receil’inz their discharz-
es from tho army. were Arthur Bliss.
who spent u-n months in Frame. in
the 104th Machine Gun Battalion. He
arrived in tho States on March 19. and
was sent to Camp Mills. After the
parade in New-York, he was transfer-
red to Camp Upton. where. he received
port. Mr mug, swam
first papers as. d on to become
who melvcd first m m Auto--
mp Spot-cine. Rocco accrue. MW
.5th Mill! Comm. Giovanni
Vim. man-audit Tony Boocinr
pom, Miechele Um sncbele
m QM W14-
polh Pia Palm More Tani.
cal-me Pauper-maul WG-9.
Mrs Hilton Elwood, on Cove avenue. 1 Arthur)! Gremhosaooenteda no“. The trip to m was made in
for William E Street
'l‘ony Cerretanl's motor truck
at... W sci-acid is again
Emailing in Center School after an ab—
sence of seVeral weeks.
Rev. Chltleo Kelley of St. Pttrick‘s
Church. mm will preach at the
Lents: «mm in St. Aloyllll"
Church. Mesa-y aging. Father
Shauzhnessy of Bridgeport will be the
preacher.
Mi 1'. Brown. the m. bu sh-
ennotioe has increase lathe price
of ice. beginniftg April 14. The prices
heretofore ranted from 40, so and 60
cents pt but“. awarding tam
.dwveri. use made. glow they will
be 60. 70 and ‘0 cents.
: Staph-sumo: has circulated in De-
tition and has sound the required
umber of sill-ms- jar all“: I we
chi town Min; to rescind the Vote
at a recent special meeting to bu)‘ "l"
Snyder property at a price not to ex
reed 8104000 for school m. The
meeting will lobe place In the Town,
Hall. Wednesday avatar. April 23.
As far a- theme with w the pre-
ceding "exits. the dance given in the
Town ‘Hall. Friday evening, for the
benefit of the Soldiers' and Sailors
Fund was a sociable affair and Ira“
attended by a large number of local
and Out-dMII W “In 8v cc' s ol-
chestra of Norwalk. furnished good
music. My-throe.dollars. not. amt
realized. which swells the amount in
the treasury to our 8600. Tho nus!
dance to be given by the coniuutlm‘
will be on April 21. This beta: .\[nn~
day, it is W an unusually larlt’
number will be present.
The w friends of In. Emma 1
Bradley Burl will be both summit“!
and delighted lo hour of her nm'viage
to Arthur W. M of fit. Kim u. The
hamw event occurred .t the M l-I pur-
now-or WV. at 8 II. m.. Rev Juno:
‘A. alocmlllou dciallng. Mrs, I'LaYiv-s
and. 1hr
Bradley was matron of honor.
m was am by hln son .ltm :vh
Brown. Last Sunday mornim' “l! '1
llrs. Burt and Mrs. Brown ww'v NEH”
bet-ed among those received i'wl l'Nl‘
butlonu-y Mb in tho .\i. F.
Church. there was ouch sin-Mu and a
rumor was soon in CiKuinlnill to the
effect that We bells unttld rial-
but how soon no one hour The eVent
was to have taken phrc w-sterdav. on
the 90“: birthday of tho bride's moth-
er. Mrs. lulhell. who I'f‘l-llil'fi with her
daughter at the pretty home In Forest
street.
Macmillan was to INIVO‘ tor cortex-coco
on that date, lhe marriage- was hasten
ed. Mrs. Brown who has been in the
painting and decorating business (or
thirty years. two-my or which were
spent in New (‘anaau is not only an
expert in her line. but one of the most.
popular omen in this ”daily. She
Is INK.“ husk but never too much
occupied to b1 frtcndlv and helpful.
A wide circle of friends will join in a"
good wishes for the success and hap-
piness of the newly wuidvd pair.
LEWIS OYSTER CASE REARELBD.
citizens of the United Bum. Those.
hut owlnx to the {art that Mr. .
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Clinton C. llubbell visited relatives
in Wilton yesterdav.
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The regular menu. ng of Court Nor-f
full. No. 58. T. of A.. will be held this‘
evening. 3
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Sergeant Elliott Devon-est of the; I
Method Corps, New York. is spondlna’
a few days at his home - Quintardt
Place.
ltalrv Salt at Raymond Bros
Gilbert Port has resigned his new
lion in New Yolk city and is now en-
joying a short mention at his ”0
on Intern-inc avenue. preparatory 10
cutest. upon his new duties with 00
Adam W (‘a-puiy tr.
Bridgeport.
nu. Leading
Tooull.
Elf. Loyal Knighi‘J‘rllk W. Bach
hot.
n. lactorlag m- John W.
Hall. = r
Secretory- Paula F W - m
Won- Roma. ’
filer—Samuel L. J .
Trustee for three years-'48:- if.
surnm AID
Here’s the style
for Easter
IT‘S the waist seam style: it has a differ-
ent look. a new air to it: inst what the
.vounz fellows are after for Sprint. ?! I
We have a number of good live ones like
this—Hart Sdisfl'ner & Marx make—panel
backs. and military backs. but each one dis-
We.
They're specially desianed for die return-
ing soldiers: butibev are the styles you'll
a! want: well-tailored in many interesting:
new fabrics. ‘
Satisfaction nuanced
Rogers 81 Stevens
fiobomodfimldhafl’noraluxclothes
final-M Sluts-Sn. Not-walk
lions as affecting contractural ”gill:
‘ The Senate accepted the report and
The tailored poopi-
rTltatlon «the drainage system of the
human body as it is to the drains of
the bone.
:1. Those of us who are accustomed to
'ieel dull and heavy when we arise,
«splitting headache, stuffy from s cold.
out tongue. nasty breath, acid stom-
', och, can. instead. feel as fresh as a
' daisy by opening the cluices of the
* 5, system each morning and, flushing out
the whole of the internal poisonous
stagnant matter.
-Everyone, whether ailing. sick or
well. should. each morning before
breakfast. drink a glass of real hot
”water with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in it to wash from the stom-
ach-liver and bowels the
» y’o indigosti-bie waste, sour bile and
m toxins; thus cleansing,
catching and purlf)tng the entire
. canal before putting more
"the stomach. The action of
m and limestone phosphate on
m stomach is wonderfully in-
x " It cleans out all the sour
. . gases. waste and acidity
W’s a Splendid appetite for
"While you are enjoying
_ the .phosphated hot
. ly extracting a large vol:
'frfrom the blood and get~
for a thorough flushing of
. ’ I . organs.
' " M f slof people who
. constipation. baton!
to
. trouble. rheumatic
who have
sallow
previous ‘
with the grip at his home on Rowsyton
avenue. was able this week to return
to his duties with the Crofut & Knapp
company in South Norwalk.
Local gardeners are hard at work
these days getting the soil in readi-
ness for the season's crops. After the
weather of a week ago they are wary;
about aowiffg seed 'for the time being.'.
The house belonging to Hiram B.
Taylor in .Westside avenue. formerly
occupied by Joseph Adcock and fam-
ily. is being repaired, and
changes are being made in the rest-
deuce.
The Morrison family, who occupied-
the Stevens house in Ponnoycr street.
until recently,
W'illiam Cudlipp, have moved into the
apartment in the Knox house on 80.5
wayion 'fivenue, recently vacated by
William Gilbert and family.
The United States shipping board:
E. F. C.. each morning sends its bus‘
for Albert Bloodyood of Rowayton ave-u
nue. one of their employees. who sew"
and weeks ago had the misfortune to'
break his-leg while at work at Wil-
son’s point. While he is getting along
nicely, his leg is not entirely irons
still necessitating his walking with a
‘ crutch.-
l
are
‘was put in the and: division. ordved
Oscar Cinque. of South Norwalk. and
a member of the Rownvton Drum corps
who at the beginning of the war enlist
ed in Bridgeport 9' a musician. and
in‘Boston this week and expects to
' be him Namath very soon. when
several '
when it was sold to1
l-‘errts.
Del“ to gourd lodge—c.1rvlnx.
Bylagton P. [-1 1L
31¢th «Patrick F. Brophy P. E
R.
After the cermony of “my
had. been completed at ‘er all
03m INDUSTRY
Writ-Firstha-
WM any “‘08
Oat
advocate lam
int-dot to seriously" alert
rejected In» bill.
who were at the hearing wanivd h-z
- tel proprietors and buaiiwss men um.
discriminated against their run-
gverely puntshvd.
The prom prohibition ctmrlitu
'tloihl amendment msolutton which
[WIS “need on the table yesterday .r
\t
h“ leave. no the same day. Birdsall W- ‘81!“ “I“: Dwarf-Gigglmt of the United States or tor the ""e ‘0 recon’m" "8 ”3""
Stevens. who recently arrived. rm . ' ' ' don had prevailed. was made tlu o‘
nndnm" April 10—— wmpnl {cloned a pleasant mm do Bum of W or the adj h H r). H \.
ceived his discharge from Camp “u- hem". th 8'. C ‘ 1"” progra- M was a“ by a rm of tae Jon um." Vi- “gutted "'I“ d” m ' P 0“” ” '
“a ' usual profit-dwreimthrulfl V7131 t M m :1] ‘ 'I 'l n 1, —-~-*——-
Jose h Vitieilo. chairman of the Ital ‘ are n 3 “I 0. 3 n twoon mutt)” 0f . fine 4‘ 81,000 or three years in prison
tan Regublican Club was W'ld‘ Riven the case of the helm of Henry Battling Inns. of this city. and. ”ifl‘ both. _ Inn” [I 'm. m.
. Lm'onhe Hoary J. Lewis Oyster salad in a popular «an. ml no lulu .. “mince also rec-I WALL m 1:” p m- so:
a 00', u“, anal ll 1, W | gt to Runs. the older .d nae mood n- of the son-i n“ ‘6“! ' on: m-
l t p " m-‘"'" “'“J'u oedman- mumm-canfll whtcbwuadvo- "35 m N - "I
WDER‘NE' Fm The question involved is whether a -‘ cared 5’ the adored We .1 the magazqu d“ mulling; mam,
. , I | m I them” (it
lease Riven for fmtv-nlne years with [state 39“" Deming I“ t pro tonnage reported by tho Unlit’d
privilege of renewal for an additional
ninety-nine years to a party other than
the one which held a first option i“
purchase the propertv. is val“.
Stop dandruff and double The superior Cuorl of Pairfield Conn
1 beauty Of you} hair tv held in .t'avor’nf the defendant. (hill
‘ . the lease is valid.,while the Swill“
for few cents. 1(‘ourt on appeal hold that the limit of
time on the lease was too remote. thus
amounting virtually to a sale. and thus
. violated the screenth of first @1094)
; another partv.
Permission for rc—argument. was ill"
- :rranled.
FNJJNG HAIR
I
.MANCHESTER'WOMAN A3
i SALVATION ARMY LACSIE
‘ SERVES FOOD TROOPS-
_-
. Mrs. E. J. Porrctt Gets Chance to Feed
,g Boys from Own State 5
1 One of the Salvation Army lassies an?
lrrlla- :aged in 8!: nine coffee and rolls to.
the Connecth ut troops on Common-
Dandtuff tauses c. feverish
tion of the. =calp, the hair roots shrink.
loosen and then the hair comes out wealth Plea Boston was Mrs. E 1
fast. To stop falling hair at once and Permit wife of Captain Ferret! of
rid the. :caln of every particle of dand- South Manchester who is no. oven
ruff. geta :mall bottle of "WW" ”as in the interests of the soldiers. l
YourSm’g
in Mable m in
depend on whet.“ 1. have
brunt-monsoon.“
Cottatoucbwithuondopsn
assvinsmno-so.
ALLMYW
ON on “mm.
m m DRAW m
‘1' PRO! AP“. ,1“.
my somatimwumin
measure as in any other board
by the committee. The Opinion
which led to an adverse upon. was
that the cannon law covers the alt-
um and such a law as proposed Wm Mi per cent. due on
“ht bring up constitutional one. use stock.
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SPECIAL
For Saturday Only
Slam M (‘Wn for Nun l:
International Corporation broke ;,
points from its best on announcem- n
that the Directors would call the
‘7
magnum
“mung.
.dflomkrinm
Mrs. Pemtt who was form.” Misl‘
alitdeinlvourhandandmb ltkio Addie mammal-mu:
the scalp. After several applications ac'qualntances in this city. m
the hair stops coming out and you wuwtivolnthemwm
at any druf store for a few cane. .porr ’
l
mmuummau ............. bcaach
morsmuso
——OTHER SPECIALS—'
wmmkfi 1...“an ..7c
m -------- nun-10c mm. _.aoror18c
am ........ 3010!!“ “I ......... ”for 186
m hummus: museum,
scent-use. a: 10m 10c
midtown-abuts boon hang for 80
don‘tdalay,butoomoinndboouvhud.
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