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‘ :lake and stocking n. with fish.
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Hrs. Jessie Ellwood, of Rowan street '
{visiting friends in Newtown. Conn.
migraine to beep the‘icnhy land I:
the center of his grounds dry. Mr.
A‘ poem entitled "The Mother Who
ies’ Home Journal. from the pen 0!
Caroline Russell Bisphnm. Darien
people will recognize the writer as
Mrs. David Bisphaln of Who. who
herself is one of those mothers. Her
own son, Second Licmonnnt D.
Charles Bispham was out at the
earliest American victim- of the war,
having been killed in u: accident to
his airplane in England. while he was
serving in tho British aviation service.
.A. A. Geib,
that
of First. street. was a vis-
hLBridgeport yesterday on busi-
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i._ msa'Hazei Stull. of 264 labs; avenue.
« W a visit with relatives in Pair
“flow m.
b- Young Men‘s Community Club
will hold a meeting this evening in
.the hall in Vzin~Zant street.
Mrs. Howard Wise, of Rownyton.
was given a. Ins-prise party and showm'
at the home of Miss‘Bei-tha Smith.
Lena: Place. Norwalk Monday evening
ndaveryplcnsnnt timewas spentln
musical entertainment. games and re-
man-onto. Those present were Mrs,
wuuun Couch, Mrs. Frank Graham.
Misses Will. and Helen Miller. Bessie
El , 'Semple, um. and Emma ulna-ml
if The usual weekly meeting or the La- ”'5' Edward I‘d"- Mrs. Bush Hodges.’
"dies Aid Society of the East Avenue Minfleorge Lindenburg. Misses M.
Franks. Honda Castle. Bertha
ng. and Mrs. Ariel Cameron and
' filings and Mrs. John Keogh were re-
cent visitors in Port Chester. r
_- {' .. Kiss Eva Effron, who is studying.
; ' in_~New York. is spending the EM»-
~“flex: vacation at her home in Rowan
street"
.Qicthodist Church will (be held tll
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ternoon in the church.
Smith. Promo DcPicmc. m‘sie Wheel-
fer, of New (Eamon. and Jessie Freu-
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fivenue, has recovered from his illness ‘
and resumed his duties as head of the
lien-ling Furniture Company.
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9 htb will be held on Monday evening.
pril Zlat. in Community Hall. A mem-
'bersh'lp drive is being planned.
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. . flixhiand at i-liekory’flhlff. vi.» The mnetol of Miss Francs: Hoyt.
manna: completion. as far as the Monday afternoon. was lugoly attendJ
grounds is concerned. intends to sell cd. .
Vand remove the former Tnthill'lhlngagond sincere Christian living had en-
, 950 the small guru in the res? dated her. to the entire community.
of wept-co. hoist-1s roan almost 1-!- ncrviccwno eon-awed to Rev. H.
Farrell is contemplating dissing out a: the. local Congregational church, was term t, m
1 popular
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Washington. Apr‘ 1
_ of n Pugral lnw J“
C. Cartier, Rev. Herbert. S. Brown, Ph. “3". fl ( * ~
1).. of Bridgeport. formerly pastor of
at
all. expected to have a part in the
service. having been Miss Hoyt’s pas-
tor for many years, but two funerals
“them-t _
olmmmutmmu
for Dr. Brown to get to Dal-ion.
SMOKED WAS A
flietincandsolnithotofoderum-
(Continued Pion- Psge Ono)
" ‘gard'brmmmbyall
in the evening left the hall. The sur- clauses. .
prise and astonishment of those pies-g The most frflmmm of tilt.
ent may be imagined when the fact'na" Hrs. Bin-om was by rheo-
was made known this morning thatl
"Sam Brown. llumorist." and "Cox: ttres and m "I “"300” M
'gressman Ford of Utar." wore onntpostcn. In tho lager duo of the war ~
and the same person and that thoy‘um my am. the mice
had been thc‘vit-tlnm of a clever prac-‘and with than ”mm.“ m otm
tic-al joke by the humorist. who is one a flag
of the greatest in his profession. The the m 5h” M‘ h“ the
fake felon-m and announcement of for costumes m ‘1th in mi!
his non-appearance were simply part a way u to m the W at
of his program as was his role as m'ipau'iotlc Wm
Utah Congressman. A m a “mug- ill file
Lieutenant areeman Light address} ml‘fild
ed the minus for a few minutes ("recheck and WW '9”
war experiences in France, and all the doubt!" ‘8‘9 as}?! to coop-
wu followed by the Rev. John Staple- era. in the «from to enllzhull ”‘9 0“
ton. who told of his experiences while
I L M. C. A. secretary at Camp hie-fending elements.
Clellaud. llmh talks were interesting'
and plade important parts in the well 30L!!!" var: DEFEATED "0—
:llranged program. HilmON.
The Sterling-Wellnitz orchestra was‘ London. April 13...?!" vote of New
present and furnished a re rtolre '
and patriotip Wm..°3,§; Zealand soldiers has wiped out the
”‘mug'mu‘ ”I? nism. .\ tasty cm, majority for prohibition which Was
‘unfl'em‘ was “repaired by the chef rolled up in that Commonwealth on
and was served to the members and April ll. sec “in; to . dimtch to
guests who enjoyed the rcpast. . Christ Church.
The event was one of the most suc- the central New from i th m.
cessful and pleasant affairs ever coo 1“ “W New Zefland 0‘9“ on 9 D
duelt’d by the club and the entertarn- hibltion forces claimed a. majority of
mem cm'm’mm “cumming 0f Elm" more than 11.000 votes. It was an-
nounced at that time that the ballots
W‘. Fifth. Stephen S. Jarvis and
George 1.. Woodward are being con-
- Mrs. Arthur P - - mtulaml today on tholr splendid ,
ftjhe members Fm agdoclt‘ cnfeltalned work in arranging so fim- an enter—.lmwovor. when New Zealnnd soldiers'
9 ' 0 e omens mem "imp“L tin anland voted the anti-prohibition‘
hissiouary 90064)! N her home on .__. .--- flu“. no”; having ‘5' votes out of ID I
Saview avenu l st ~~ ' v "12- E \ ; "8.0 '
“ e a ”Gum“ “ ("I Mrs. Mrs. item B. Crain has rc- TELEPHONE SERVICE proximately 20.000.
'"eegl'szigfijlgidh;l‘nfllongiatxt ' turned from a visit to Atlanticf‘i‘ty.
gum” passed. l Mrs. H. IRirhler of Ridxewood. .\';~.l..
_ arrived at the home of her son. Rev. C.
The East. vNorwulk Library is pl'mv- : E“ Rich-lcr 0‘ the Post road. Thursday.
in; more and more popular with Ens: . for a “an "m after Easter.
Norwalk l‘esitltmls \lllll patronim- lint-f My” and Mrs. Roy (‘. Lester of ”’9
place and enjoy “it. mun} vnnu-nivnw' Post Road let‘l Monday for a few days'
‘8. it is 10cm“! in ”I“ (.mmmmny visit with his mothcrfl rl‘s. .l.;Kirl:-
* l’vflall and is upon for tho use and hunt - “'00" “1 Woodhuvon; L '-- “'1‘" has
fit 0‘ East Norwalk ponplr 0",”. Tu u. been in poor health for the past two
day and .Sa'urdu) afternoon. 0'9“”. and L“ “m“! rapidly.
.' Rev. H. G. Curler spent last Friday
The news of‘tlle serious illness oi in New; York. making arrangements
Woodbury C. lmngdon, tornwrly of at the other of the British consul for
East Nov!“ and now of New York. l obtaining a passport for a trip to visit
has beonJeo'cived an the East Sido his mother in England.
with man may Mr. Mnsdon W“! --'Certified and Sprint: l.:lkv
n well-ironwn and respettd resident Raymond Street & Sou. 'l‘ul.
of the thin} district‘bnd formerly own- Dorian.
ed and occupied the popular summer
‘1 colonyknown as Shore Haven.
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Charles M. Brown. a member of the
crew of the U. 3.. destroyer Downing.
spent last night at the homo of his s1.-
ter, Mrs. John Fairbanks in 'Mllpit- aw-
nno. Hi8 ship arrived in New York
' Monday. from Cuban waters.
One of the loading features of the
April American Magazine is a sluly
about John McCormack of Norman
‘which is accompanied by a full-page
. metal-e of Ir; McCornuu-k. and anoth-
. . l er fulbpage picture of Mrs. CcCormack
us of an s of East Norwalk no the children. An article by_llw
-.bo::u:nve resins: in several coul- singu- himself is also published. in
. 'l I I being made to “1.. police dur- which he tells in a most interesting
h‘ ~ I“ low (“,3 and the boys :ay howhze feels tfhe public Ipulse and
5 ~ amed that in event. of m t son 0 songs I P people
1?er Yompltiintb‘ they would be like best to hear.
ph‘ ced under arrest and prosecuted. The Walter Stewart Company ex
If, 1 nominee! the youngsters hancinx Dects shortly to open the stow former
5 around tho corner of Pie-sat and ly occupied by thellumc 1m... .lnl
. Fort street have caused charming: Trust figmganfixth I: “aft. of 21:;
to . pie m t a vein cere- c It so on 8 "cas ;
$3331? contiml cursing and swear. and carry" basis. The limited credit
us. Other boys on Osborne avenue and delivery system now maintained
soon: to delight it; making life misc!“ in the present store will be gontlnlled
“illicit! the residents 0‘: that section there. but in the new store the cus-
m.’ 1.". 5.91. given their warn' tomers who prefer to take home their
: . in; and if they do not discontinue own supplies and pay for them on do
' Wk 81*" trouble making they will 1‘): livery. will be able to buy at a corn
”‘4 (than u py the police and W siderable reduction. as the firm will
be dearwith in sucfa manner as to give the customer the benefit of the.
‘ sure future peace and infirm“? to saving. ;
‘ :1“ Nor-walkers. At the Congregational )kn‘s Class
" fl#—— Sunthy. Rev. H. C. Carter, the lendet.‘
[loan a series of addressrs on phy»
etiology, which is. one of Mr. Cartors
. invome stairs. Sunday's addrcss
was “An introductory to the Psycho»?
gical Theory," and will be followed by,
.eight other addresses of l'\'3 serial-1.3
Mr. Carter is also endeavoring :0 pre-
" nil upon Professor William J. Thompj
. —— felon of Dew Theological Semi: ,
. Mrs. Henry Leach and son Oliverof ladicou, H. J.. professor of paranoia-i
-Brooklyn are guests of Captain and our in the seminary. to deliver an as;
. ’Ilrs. H. W. Cole of Rownyton avenue. dress upon this subject shortly. :
g“ Stainer's "Crucifixion" is to.be sung
- RobertG. Raymond who recently3 Friday night in the Congregational;
W the pew,er place in Roway- church, under the direction of the or-’
*7 avenue. and grpauy improved the ' ganist,\8tanley C. Whitney. 'l‘heocboir:
‘ M h“ disposed of the me ‘0; W1“ he augmented by Miss Theresa
“ .. ”8; Davenport. who owns the‘ Hoyt. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Ingalls
’”and other local singers, in addition to
, , tJeroxne S. Herritt. tenor soloist of
nut Mrs. Henry Williams, of; Christ Church. Greenwich, and Fred-
. 3‘ avenue. are the proud par- erick C. thndwofl baritone soloist of
_¢’n baby boy. born. Monday, the manna-cottons! church of.
I . E's:
, The rue-hem of the Epwortl- tongue
. of the' East. Avenue Methodist Church
'held an iniportani rehearsal last even-
‘ in; of their play “The Minister's Wife 3
New Bonnet." The play, a very inter-
tsining comedy, is to be presented nu-
: der the auspices in the near future
and promises to he one of the mat on
‘ attaining affairs of the swam.
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the Newt St. John's April 16.--\Vith a heavy
England Tclvplmnl- management yrs-’BI‘IOW 3‘0"“ ”3‘08 hero ““5 morning'l
tcnlay that liloy would quit work‘n was considered doubtful whether a’
lodllv unless ”3531' wage schedule. :5..." could be undo MW in the obi
presented somn months mun was l ,
mediately artr-d upon. The insideitempted transatlantic fliirhf. Both}
telephone men. including electrical .“fln'l' 0- H‘ka- huntrflinn pilot‘oli
workers from all parts of New «Big-lino sopwith biplane team. and will
land. voted last night to strike thls'pred p. Rayahnl‘n. the British mo:- of.
noon. They demand aseulemont ”tithe Msrtinsyde piano. are ready to'
all pending- mom of nil '
England one mall". both nits “"1 ‘l the first “mum. on mm-
nnd female." Union officials said the any,
action meant the addition of 12.000t ..
fillzctlllfi'ltlmzfnkem to the ranks of; Several his army trucks pascal M
-< 'through Wall street during the noon
DANBURY rIRM GRUNGS SUIT thour filled with a merry lot. of death
Minot: .1. and 1'. Clark llull of boys. packed in snugly under the khaki
Donhury. doing business in that city ’rovern
under the Iume 02 P. A. Hull & Son.
today brought still in the Civil Pom . A still alarm at 10.55 this momln:
mon Pleas mun against Edith N. ll. started Jack Hanford with the Hope
Allen of Rldscfield. claiming that (he lion motor to the home of Caterina
latter owes them 3150. it is a mnlmomSapio at Potent street and Fair ave
law count. Thrm- pieces of propertflnue where a lively chimney fire' was
in Danburv. two on Pleasant stroet blazing. A cood dose [romachem‘ical
and one on Park :n'emw. belonzinz to tank soon ablled the trouble with non-
the defendant. have been attached. in“ loss. -
hiltfs'toullnwlmml
with I. a. ll. SEMI-PASTE PAINT and
your own Uncool! Oil.
MAKES um PAINT—WEARS LONGEST
The LfiflPnlmisoopndtivchrg-nd
that it: is Mo: thew”! Hui.”
Wthincchilithhaatkncfld
cost ofL‘. 'llnt—thcrcby made ready
for use in about $1.00 per gallon less than
. m . the price ofodlcrhigh-mdcpaiotst t
3..”%‘E‘.'="s'£mw.'; m are sold all ready for use.
A. D. Morgan, South Norwnlk.
-Hubboll dz Staples Hdwo. 00 . Wutport.
-K. 8. Buyer .3 Son. Weapon.
Lockwood & Palmer 00., Word.
Connery 3m. 0o, Gaol-(churn.
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imam- Péoplé
Vino! is What You Natl
Weak, run-down nervous men and women need‘
Vinol' because it contains the most famous recou-
stmctivc tonics in an and easily digested
form:-—-Becf and Cod Liver Peptones, Iron and
Manganese Peptonates and Giycerophosphatos.
We guarantee there is no tonic equad to Vino}.
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“1 gotintonwcohrun-downcml- es
3° “mutation wdpnenoughackocheda‘
den! i the time, so it was
take corepf my chickens and b In:
work-Vinaihas rescorodmystrength,
and ax) nervousness has gong, no
In: In work-swell hoover.
gun own woman an
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388 Mt" m h! the April Ltd“ in his own parish ‘made it. impossible of M m g the m
cm new that tho all in-
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cast by 40.000 soldiers vote was given."
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Main street is preparing to open .1
The American Band has been secured and offices uptown and find a ready
‘ from this city.
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Easier Displays ‘
New Marabou Capes
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New Summer Furs
New TrimmediHats
New Children’s Hats
33cc. Lillian Sherwood Newkirk. who
.0 Mil with th. m for the
past week IS slowly convalescing'al-
M can confined to hot home on
Hm avenue.
“ho” Mun. the. enterprising Pop
Corn King who has m coo-I
ducted n wacon for the mntnctun‘
and sale of this Monte My at \K‘al-
not back Milieu-d is flab; up two
wagons this season one to be operated
at thaddstandnndthooflerat SCI-1
m Bach in tho cone town.
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A. 8. Wales. who is so Wily!
conducting the crescent bunch of 33;
brunch in the Hnnford Block on North 1
Main street. The store next in the;
Ford agency is now being renovated;
and will be occupied in the near fun
tum. .
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lilierc'afir ofifC'HOM.’ -:
S._ L. BENEDICT
So. Norwalk
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ATTEND CELEBRATION l 73 NO. Main St»
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At the remllar meeting of Butler
15% No. 97. l. 0. 0. it. this even.
in; the first degree will be conferred!
upon six candidates and further
Wants will he made for the
uni nary cclobmtion to be:
habit 31:30” on April ’5 and 26. “in: their ran-hes around storm
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A number of thrifty fishermen al‘t‘ Earl lm'kwood the fourteen old son
of Elwin-d W. Lockwood has
ingenious model of an nirvmlane
to accompany the Norwalk Odd Fel- “1° ‘0" them. «:xhibition in n lmal " “‘2‘”
lows to Hartford on these days, when only several mosses of flat fish but ‘tl “hit-h he pongnmpu.” 1-,...” i.
it is expectod tint full; 150 will :0 h: of “war bass Which found a team and a sheet of Al‘v‘ll’ll‘llu ,. 1|“
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One veteran had not
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BRASSIERES-
J was. h caddies-uh“. .- Cor-oh. mun Mun-home
am “blind-odd tho {coco not: finish at but that the cone!
coma-Loo How. and give tho moo-q finishing touch to the
"Fen-Jun." . ‘
Bolero, Bandeau: and Surplico patterns, in filmy lace cfiects over silks
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3511: m." Basics sarong only to W. B.‘Corsets as form-
W. B. .
bumrficn' . "fist: YOUR DEALER FOR W. B. FORMU BRASSlERLS.
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