a
-'" In. William Peit. of Fort street:
'flll spend the week with relatives in
~wol‘l.
. The usual meeting of the third dis-
tflct commissioners will he held this
eeehing when routine matters will be
' Gem! Encampment, I. 0. 0. R, will
Uri Itoyal Purple degree on a class
1! candidates this evening. All men- ,
ton Heights have been entertaining
Rev. G. Tesgnrden of Danbury. ' ’.
Mrs. Carl Schmidt is seriously in:
but seems to be slightly improved. !
M r. and Mrs. Fred B. Baur of .\'oro-‘
i
i Prospect'avenne and their son, Roger,§
:J. Miller 0! Good Hill. are improving
' am a in weeks” illness.
sp_ent Easter at Atlantic City, N. J.
aner. Nerd-‘is-confllnd to his he
at. Neill-013m an the result othn my“ “on the Upper Parish to v“.
a Mr. and Mrs. George A. Kemp. parents
; spending several days with friends in
Mr. and Mn. Clarence W. Bell oi . the Lower Pafish.
which included stops at -3pringlldd.‘
Mesa. ad Providence, R. l.. and Bea-i
ton, where they expect to see the In}
paeede of-Yanhee Division troops next
week. They wfl live in Barton with
of the groom. upon their return. .
Mrs. William Craft‘of Stepney is
urn. George Brown and Mrs. Mat-y'
m Malone 'and family have
zi.-—uavil stay-I Am mNSALEI
I I. ‘ ow nuts. Lari
0n mu utilities! Suit.
‘: 4mm m m ‘nard. widely knownwtienowner of the!
Nail“. mm M ‘ Maynard Home here, died tote ventu-1
beyoehrgeeds in new pattern day ot pass-m lie was 71 years; m ,Gests. mm.
‘ “d' m- '3“ “1"! M M "'4 h“ be“ mm ‘0" WW: Skirts. Plenty to choose from.
' EHls widow, three sons and three: 'Gome “‘1’“ mom:
I" I ' { daughters survive. .
EKBANKS ‘ " ’
NEW SCHEDULE .FOR COTTON
under W m W‘l MtLLs !
.mw m m. IULLINGLY. AH“ 21,—.Many lm: -' _
W 'cotton mills in this section went on g . .L
' —-——->> ._.._._.__———- ‘a fifty~five hour weekly schedule to. .
— idsy. an increase from fortyolslt. own ,
mun-mo iing to increased demand for textiles.| -_
For Wand-Mt Pair te-é —_-——--—----—-. . ed AllOt .| -’.
a Read Our Chlflfled A“ f y
They are here! Bring in the
less! '
For school boys ready tom
out of blow» tl'I
right mumsusteyineam
night: cooler on the— no.“ and
with frost: m (“’3 WWW
nerth winds. Light scattered showers
have occurred during the last 24 honu‘
in the eastern portion of the lake re
gion and New England. Pleasant .
it
hers of the above degree are urged to / in» .he seriously-inf l” . . '
attend this meeting.
The East Norwalk schools reopened
this morning after having been-closed
last week when the children enjoyed
their annual Easter vacation which
will be their last recess from school
"will the cadet the term in .lune.
The Que Es Club will meet tonight
in the CommunityHall when-all moms.
'j-nred while at-his work at Witsoai
Aadnnetng party was given Thorn.
day evening at the Sanfordtown horne‘ ,
Point auteur-days use. i
' of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beaudry.
A- number 0! theyonng-triends ofti
James Edward; senof Mr: and Mrs.
afternoon. iii-celebration of his birth-i
day anniversary. '
The Button Victory Loan Committee
Mrs. Prank Bennett is now able to
been. after her very serious illness of:
.Frank Decoureey. PWdSI-mw several weeks. '
‘ refreshments at his home Wednesday-
Thlmhle club will be held with hits.1
The next meeting of the Norileld
iWilllam P. Lockwood of the West
i 1
Sister services were observed in
. kdtobe u'esentaathe
be“ an as e ‘ wilimeet toperfect plans for the drive the churches Sunday morning. no
Inal plans are to be made for the
membership caudal to beconducted
by them in the near future.
to beginthiaeweeh. under thedlreetion'.
of Chairman Henry-M. Baker. at. up;
3120300, and: the towns will‘ our.
evening services being held.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Broch are re-
gtowu- hall‘tonight. Darlen‘s quetaJe ceeving congratulations upon the ad-
vent of a little son at their Norfleld
Many East homlhers took advanv doubtedly go "over tin top," asin‘ street h it Thursday.
tage of the fine weather of yesterday,
which was one ot‘the most pleasant
Easter Sundays in several years. and
“”079“ a quiet promenade along West lads in'this town-to enlist in-the navy.
avenue which is getting to be a very was in town M visiting“ the)". "1 Michigan. 11
' * in Ridgeflcld.
popular gathering place for Non-walk-
ers on Sunday afternoons.
Rev. Herbert E. Marsland was given.
a cordial reception yesterday when he
made his first appearance and took up
his new duties as pastor oi thee Bast
avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
every previous drive. 2 ,
1
Charles M. Drown, one of therfitst
home of his sister, Mrs. John A‘Fnlry
banks 0! Maple avenue. He has‘rev
cently been serving on-thevl]; S. no
stroyer “Dowues: ' which. arrivedin
New. York from Cohaa='waters last
week. i
A large constant-ion gathered at
the Communal curd! Friday;
Harry Terpeny of the West Side,
who has been discharged from military
army, service. and returned from camp
as spent a few days
Weston friends are glad to again
welcome Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A. God-
frey, who have arrived at their Can-
not-dale home alter spending the win-
ter in Florida and North Carolina? Mr.
and Mrs: Charles. WV. G. Godfrey and
dauuter's, still remain south.
Mrs: Taylor of‘Norwalh is spending-
‘MY- weather has prevailed generally in . .
1 other districts east of the Rocky noun 9 ' . uto T008 T‘
W, mtg:- ME for m?“ itains. Disturbances are central this W. find i
f“ or 13:“ _ I>qm " dli- morningfover New Mexico and the ' 2M“ 7
9101100. we “3 ahomyoa. Britten Set-thwest.~Qhe taupe!!!“ - ”I
‘ continu- ldw in the eastern districts 1” Wm 439, f
l m. A 2m LOG ! . t
3 TODAY. ' M
Rogers &_Stevens Tempt‘l‘allll‘t': lligh, 5i; tow.
Nomi k- ' sooth w __":£“'
._ .‘-
merino”.
I“ M pi“ plid‘fal' all kindst
' ofJnnkoanf yea‘aend postal or
highs-In
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.J- rm
MAKING mauve eenomn
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All Looking FOMIMWL Preeaeet eli
Change in the Village. m
The Mianws Neighborhood Hausa! “- '
Committee hu’iust'eonveyed to the - rm a. last Nor-walk.
New York. New H ' N- “1-
even and Hartford Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leach and son. “I. m‘
ltallroad a tract of land having a H “ 0'“ of B “n N Y lo M W
fronts e of bout 'm’ a er. ’ ' "
3 . 500 feet on the have returned home after a visit with. =:—-———--‘"~‘ - " ’ ‘ ’
Mianus river. in the deed is a clam
reserving to the greater the right of
access to and from the lane about to
be made by the railroad. The neigh-
borhood committee, being now assur-
Onptain and Mrs. Hichson W. Cole of
Ree-yin. avenue. ‘
Made-e Pucovat an opera singet;
of the Metropolitan Opera. companyJ
and Mrs. mode Boone-Roget's; planing"
In addition to our House- '
furnishings. our Watch Repair
ed th t th 3 . . . . .
‘ m "“ ”° " W” W’ °’ 0! New rm city. have m mm; :usr ascuvsn 1'8 1' " Wm-“fl‘
water for recreational purposes. ism ‘ "J t hi H ,, the T henehe .
making much broader plans for thede- a l” . ere- onee. o A?“ m 0! We sell Kryptok GM“ m
home of Mrs. Martha Dean Hallnm.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hacklay.
anddliee Mary F. m have re,
turned to their home on Mton
ave-IO. “to? BM tho who" in. r
velopmeut oi.Minnna.and Coscob.
Mrs. I". C. Bursch. chairman of the
committee. is planning to haven park
boat-house and neighborhood house for
the benefit of Ill. l-‘nr skating the
Habllframes for sun I
in“.
Alexander
mboldl
Rey. Marsland delivered two fine ser-m' to m. the Witch
month-both of which were well recetv- SW! ‘Crncihlxiowf mm I!" weeks with Mrs. Christine Rang-
.lte will be ideal.
Savannah.
Mr. and-Mn. Curt imm-
136 W3:
« congregation.-
a. and. appreciated. by the large con»
yegatien. present at- both services.
It is expected that First Class “‘9
chl'nist's Mate lester W. Hughes. 01
. .
the U. S. trei ter Wes.tord. wtll re- pic’s man! N 9'0 ‘ re on;
turn 'to'ois h on the East Side
within a few dayn to enjoy aiurlougln
mountaintorlughesqh justrar'
fled In New Y ' %
trans-Atlantic mfif‘o'notter m. Hel-
Idnd and return. . _
Harold 0. ant. formerly of nut:
Norwalk but now» of New Yorlr city,_
has been‘engnged as tenor soloist in.‘
one of Brooklyns leading churches for
the comhgnnusical year. Mr. Hall is
a student of one of Brooklyn's fore-
most—singing teachers and expects in
the aearAuture to enter the~concert
world.
I
Tl't‘ Easter musical program pre
sented at-the East Avenue Methqiht.
church yesterdaywas one of the finest
.hsld at-t‘he church in years. Mrs.
' Lewis 1:. Pugh. Mrs. Allred.Khshn and.
unis.3co§eid were among the soloists
whose. selections were a delight to- the
In the evening a large
chorus choir; assisted by the soloists.
nang Stancr's cantata "Life and
. Death."
mdeep regret'many East Nor-
wnktpagle learned of the death of
WoodmpG..Langdon, former owner
d “Shore Haven" and an extensive
property owneuot New York City. Mr.
Langdon—passedtaway early this morn-
ing at the [inaction Hotel in New York
utenwweeb‘sdllness. He is well re--
monitored" ianast Norwalk for his
prork. for his public spir-
Wor. for his eagerness and wil-
lingnwstodo anything for the good
Wat-mentor East Norwalk.
Papers were served this morning by
Deputy Sheriff Edward B. Doulens on
Mrs. Carrie E. Wakeman of~_Seaview
avenue. and Mrs. Hattie A. Paddock, at
so of Seaview avenue. in a suit for
toreclosure on property brought by
Hiram B. Taylor of Darien. Mr. Tay-
_ lor. the plaintiff. claims a foreclosure
‘ on property and the possession of the
name. The case is returnable before
the Superior court in Bridgeport on
is first Tuesday in May.
A real Whippet tank,that has seen
ction on the battlefields of France
will he in“ Hemlin- tomorrow and
i * an exhibition of what it can do will be
{flan in the vacant lot in the rear of
"r mum H. Earle’s~property on East
‘0‘: 'l'ltea-tnd'iii'r~ will leave the city
Ian at swoon and will art-train the
find W 395:3” where a demon-
ion will be given to the people of
esseandi’acility with which the
den-ten. can. over-corneal:
M. E. church“
Stamford, Greenwich,-Darien_and more wick Inn. 3 $300,000 hotel. Hr. Cowles M
were» all woken.- the' leedln part:
tent; afl:m'0.‘ “We‘ll. barl-
tone. bath ofOreuwi'ch; ,'
o'er 50 Want the Young Peon:
nut-sear night law, of the birth?
day anniversarrot plhflebn White-3
W Oat-non Whlte- ‘
' reeehlb.‘ retarnedtfrom!
thrones. A' ire-her of members on
thrash-ho .. . .o‘ioroood‘mui
manomm mm. '
'Today and» tomrrovr the Presby-
tery- oi. (lonneetlcut Vault will M.
at the‘Neeeeoa W church
The first~sesslon at.8 on Mandates”.
ing, will be open to the public. Rev.
Robert Hugh Morris. D. 'D.. of Stam-
load, moderator ot‘the Presbytery. [will
preside. and» an: address will. be- de-
flivered by Rev. Wallace H. Finch. D.
D.. pastor of the» Stamford M. E.
churchenflThoCbnrch and the Com-
munity." Rumour sessions ot.thtix
presbytery will be held during Tue, ington (N. \'.( sChool. was home over. Kill“
day. .
Darien people are reminded that the-
selectmen have arranged ‘0'.“"3 an- J.. is visiting with her parents. 31:. fall one will scarcely know the place.‘
nuai observance of "Clean-Up Day" on
Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
Team have been engaged by the town
officials to romove all ashes and rub-
bish from the premises of local resi-
dents without charge—in Button on
Wednesday and in Newton and pine
Heights on Thursday-4t written re-i
quest is sent to the selectmen at the
town hallnot later than Tuesday, and
ifthe material to bemoved. is p’ached
in suitable receptacles and left at the
curb so as to enablethe workmen to
perform their work as expeditiously as wordlrom Maj. Marshal Steal-n2 that lnvrstigntion 0‘ the accident by- a.“
possible.
Selections from Steiner’s “Cruciiiix-
ion" were given Friday night at the
Noroton Presbyterian church to a
large congregation, with Miss Kath-
1een.’Mnlvaney, soloist; Miss Sonia
Streuli. violinist; and Miss Barbara
Weed, organist. The selections ren-:
tiered were the following:
came to a place called Gethsemane."
"Fling Wide the Gates." "The Mystery
of the Divine Humiliation.” “God So
Loved the \Vorid.“ “The Litany of the
Passion." "The Mystery of Interceso man: treasurer and assistant score 1»
sion," ‘fThe Adoration of the Cruci-_
fled," “The Appeal of ‘the. Crucifled,"
and “Jesus, knowing that all things
were accomplished." ~' 1
The wedding of Miss Julia, daughter
.oer. and Mr» R. A. Andeison,.to G.
Leroy, Kemp of this town, was sol.
emnised at the home of the~liride's~
parents. Suburban street, Coseob, on:
Thursdayafternoou. byRev. Miner D.
Harwood. pastor of the Diamond Hill‘
'Many- guests- from:
distant places were. present. Mr.
Kempis the‘presldent of the 81am-
tord .Groumof. anorm. Wand
uted ol the Upper Parish. Mrs. Run:-
sted-iareeovering from her serious sc~
cast-let Jere-er 8.0 Met-tit .
~W W - t‘ cldent of three weeks ago. and new road. will be torn down. as they would
gets about her room with the. support
of crutches. . ,
, m
Mrs. C. ’{6 Holmes spent Monday in
New. York:
Mm Margaret .‘laclntyre spent tho
week-end with rfrienda in Brooklyn.
’l'hrW. A; R. menfioers were guests
olt'Mrn. Mdry Clark in Park street on
Friday evening.
Miss Hilda Anderson and Mb:
Emu. Nagel have gone on a two
weeks' vacation to New Jersey.
Miss Gladys Jelliff entertained the
B. 8. Sewing Club at her home in
South avenue, Monday eVening.
Stanley D'urvea. a student in the it?-
the week-end the guest of his parents
Miss Carrie Newman of Arlington, N.
and Mrs. Henry Newman in South ave-
mle.
The Melba Inn and cottage will 01-,
“daily open on Easter Day. The new
proprietor has renovated 'both places.
and will cater to the best cinss at
trade. '
Miss Elsie Wheeler attended a birth-
day. sunrise shmr given to hire.
Howard Ethridge. at the home or Miss
Bertha-Smith. in Norwalk. Mendel
evening.
Mrs. Marshal Steams has received
his division has gone to the port of
embarkation area at he Mon» Prunes.
and it is expecteddhat the Major will
arrive homi. iarly. in May, i
NEW-CORPORATION:
IN GREENWIOH
Acornoration known as the "Pick-
“And they wick Corner. Incorporated" basil)“ '
been formed in-Greeuwlch. .Papers
tiled in the Town Clerk's Office show .
Gibson, 99 John street. New York.
The directors are Russell A. Cowles.
Emil Newman and Ceflontieth Gib-
son. The corporation will operate the
Pickwick Inn, bakeshOp and candy
store .and also manufacture candy of.
high grade; for the better class ol‘
stores.
that the president is Russell A. ‘~ 1W”- .
. _ - ' ,7 ll N - ., - » _' V .
Cowies. Vice-president Em ew : t ' FOR BRONOHITIS mm DWON-‘l‘nm on loodanditl-
tary; Margaret Kelieher; secretary! ‘ ‘ 'Ac M ’ Th k I ‘ ' Nuw't'osww; MEM’I M! w.“
. . . Mantle h' ’ ea! inr in s There e no Rem. M 'm . “I.
and assistant treasurer O t _ . t 13‘ April 1' 18 mm a 2:30 p_ m.
i
I
Russell A. Cowles is interested inn.
plan to erect. opposite to‘ the Pick-
wishes the town tonnes. tor a
square at the-ownerotfireenwich ave-
nue and Putnam avenue by taking
t
’ a beautiful place.
twhat «tau be done with some ehthede
j netted houses, Missal key has leased)
‘an old house" ”than the Post Road.
a
D
‘of which R. R. Houston is the presi-
'l‘he buildings north of the Post
Road. recently purchased by the rail-
Tantpa. Made
means
a. r. was; »
goo. 21a an: and 15c Straight
ter. Marion: are visiting at thorhe-e
of It. and Ira. health 14‘: on.
the fleet Side. —. '
It. and Mn. Russell» Hall have
unveils into their. nests insulted
apartments in the heaewownedehy‘
lira. A. A. amoeba.” areT
nee.)
Ilka-deltas. Oeesr In“ caper
.tere‘eesheselymertn‘me
on McKinley street-ed" Ida's
.nugh'mvwilieeeeer the i
reams-vacated try-imam
nae:
he a! a «a
be for the most part covered by water.
Miss Buhey and Mrs Laidilsw are
leaders in the work of making Minute
Til d9mmtm’
on what is ’ In; ‘ i’ ,
and has. by. the use "de all? plenty
of paint, complettty changed the ap-
pearance of the place. ‘ , '
The Concob Community Asaoclnuer
dent, is also taking a very, active in-
terest in the work. Leonard 0thmnn.
the artist. is giving freely'ol his tune
andtalents. Mr. Othman hopes toeee.
inthe very near future. several ideal:
wchlnen's cottages. Ibth Mr. Olh-L
summed-em» i - .
M. ‘ .
Ill-.Ind Mr. Homo-t have had “1.1 .
Murmur-1 W %
noble war-time expnrlenee in laym'
out and building village-Joe the no
comodation of war workers-in.Vir-,
Gigan' be your Easter Greeting to he' m—iezw’ be
will apps-M as rnueh. ans ooolmild' M ,smoh. .
This Saturday Speculum-
Mianus is changing. Members of the
Coscob Community say that. nest
!
KILLED av AUTonosILE ‘
i
\Vaterbut 7. April 2L-——Six~ year old 3 : a m a 1” m 1‘ “rm-cu; m
liduh Cratielia oi 21“ Union street. a m w 7‘
washilled almat 1M. yeast-sari . inset ” ...... $2. 30'. -------
whenslaernn in lrontolnnauwl ‘ tlmmm 7c 7wmwm
ownedby-Johns. Hassle. vicedlreei-e ’ . 3.. “Hun...“
dent ot the Merchants Trust 60390.8. 9 ' ”*5?" """"" w‘ B.
and driven by-hia 1-0., Jnrn- F. New 3 ”a. :.: :.: . . .. Te-eaoh 14 “.ng h
no \‘ouns-Neastevumvtojne i gram madam.w...tllo
been driving slowly at tho amen! ,t'm . . W
accident. He is being held pendulum . 1 Supreme m ' ' ‘ 10° “Ch 3 1m “- -
Hurt? No. not one hit: Just. drop a 12 for $1.00 Deg. M. In; ------- 3'"
oner John 1‘, MontanL little Woe-on that touehy can. in-',
stantly it stops aching, then you lift: mm Tel. 1531. South m .
that beater-tome corn ruin-off. Yes.‘
‘ magic! (‘osts only a few coals. .
‘ Try Freezone: Your druggist sells a' ’
tiny bottle. sumcient to ridnyeu; feet msmNE AGENCY .
am.:‘:*.;°'.';:°‘...._‘ “ms. - WM- m” m "m“.
' ‘ ’ 91 mm as, opposite North Ave, it .
onewticleolpdmmorinits- ,
tion. Free-tone is thavrnystnrious dis- ' W 00mm w'
i PM _ . -
-J _
l .
.covery. et a Cincinnfil genius.
cdy Like .Vinol.
E
an Indies lava-a. cook W 0M-
‘ MENU FOR FRIDAY NO. 6
Powder Biscuits.
b
Beileville. Ill.--"l am a coal minei. . '
Melt Breakfast Food, Baking Tomato Join
Hananwork is hard‘onyou: eyes 1 doctorrd for months for a. chronic
‘ecrrsotiveglaaseaare needed: case of bronchitis with a terrible cough Salad Com-tuck Potions vim €000- Swm Pew“ 3mm 500““
lenses that will'be prescribed 111' acre chosi. throat and lungs. so I could . D“ each"- “in
'. "t ‘ . IIRRF
3353‘“ not work. i could get no relied until
I tried Vinol. it stopped my cough and
“I... built up mv strength and i feel better
solves. it» . We and mug. in every way.”—-Andrew J. Gray. ‘
M it is the healing. tissue build" proli-
' ' iertine of fresh code liversnided by the
. 2 -‘ " ringworm animate-mus
at. tonic iron contained . to Visual ;
which ‘ esitsnccefiehl haelwm- -
us willifurnish the exact
ancenseded.’ ~
Don’t letynwepeuadjult
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Wound”; Tho the- bride~ie~ aeolian We. some of his property. and some of the
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