Dal-less and Thursday at the W
g'pd or the town. but-only when the
ashamed have been notified to send
mmmandomy iftbemalerial to_
~ . _ - teens. 52. and on luster- sssr.
1- w m m‘unsessistusevealsgesesaisml
Viki. m M urises of candidates will be initiated.
many «her goods 5 new potter-l —--—--- _
' Malvin Gould. of Sprine Hill. wishes
withthsebueh. Dassasadisaurvived
byswik.sdnnghtcr.nhcl.andassn
residing ‘lu Boston renew services
wuibeheldiacnristapncooslch-reh
m designers for or: ~
venils dqartment have got
toitwitlldpandthert 1-,:
as. not phasing. Lot- .w
novelty and beauty in Him
M style. ‘11 kind! 01. pin
suits and lots of dress sun.»
m 31.” to $4.00
—_——-h——
m. Fair tonight; “and" ”My. lira. Alva-d. of South Main street
and, warmer in the interim: m was forced to complain to the police,
tietomodentenorthwlndsbseomtng Mada: but boys were destroying
"fulle- 1119 renter! m to im- sidewalk. ma. Aivord but recent-
central [hill morning over Min. I! M . m (I? fix m “d “I.
It is causing cloud and m
'minulellmy’lmm boys seem to delighttneesvingdoep
impressions in the soft tar. nude w
ley and the Lake region. Planet-l
their heels. ”The police are investi-
‘l‘ubercutosis Commis-
The Ladies Aid Society of the East
has lost its light to
Avenue Iethodist church is meeting
“III afternoon.
Rev. J. F. French at Hount Klsco.
N. Y., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Chirles H. fiehrmann on Cove avnnue.
sewer— pe in the In h block
on But Wanna“ stmt’f’uifl um Charles Adams at this town entered recent years. (or noel"! I“
evening and was discovered by Patrol- m' 5““ TM' School “ BMW" ‘3‘ nursery!!!“ ’ “lam
Holland. Belem- end 09‘" :
man John fiobem who notiiled the yesterday.
proper authorities. ompan
Miss Caroline NcClellan has idnel mandamus: embersgel MVLW; A bill ace ‘9‘ me committee's
nth 0‘1 atoc lrcport. under which the commission
(Dorpornl Ha .. . e
I avenue gstnzg;o:ksh:th 0" Miss Hary McClellan at Old Point Com- been lifted. and in
m“ W “'3 am”; in am; L'tllltile: ’0“. ‘73- which Mr. lsselee is now mull ar- will be authorized to sell the site now
- I .. held and bu n w sit 1. with 100.-
Detacbnient at (‘anlp Merritt. New my; t ll “:1 600:2; N“ leon 0‘ ”u" "(may from Holland.\ M pmdedyfzr “fillings“ 0"".
Jersey. alter spending the week-end at . . as 1.3901! e I I end ""5 m mum to be erected on that silo
his home. ”“1" ”‘9‘" sun. 3‘ “°‘l‘°"‘- 3‘38“- iTODLY 1. WALL - lt ”understood that East Lyme ros-
, The Dark-n ubcrty Loan Committee ' “0 Will odor the new site. 0
Mrs. R th: , . . - cunt . m .
1‘.“ slut-3h“; tail“: humid)“: met Monday night at the Town Hall to NEW YORK. April 23. (Wall Street: The Jimey regulation' bill. which is. gmfintz;::rg m "’21:: on the left hand side of the roadway;
l 5 F! l , . .
P0 a I e arrange the detailsofthe local drive. 10:30 3- m.}‘-.Rnlls and equipments one of theso-cniled "U“?! bills, was "'0!!! North leotn and "W.
lurpby Block on “'uhm . .4, (you nun-ported from the ds. bri es and
gtou «tn ( Arthur Bibbins. who has resumed divided the honors “ the B ope 'rivers cflmnittee afipmvidg that at
The State
aiou apparently
retain property at W’hite
bought for a seaside ssuatorlum for
children Merl-g from bone tubercu-
ouired a tract just
lists. from George Puntolt.
ing this large tract with trees and
shrubs There has been little of this
sort 0' 8““ mm "m” “m“ m, lusts. the Public Health and Safety
m” .eommittee today reporting favorably
Roll to grant the peatkm of residents oi
East Lyme to stop the erection of the
necessary buildings at White Beach.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
.l
in Southport, my meg-noon u 2:15‘be removed is set out at the curb in' _ . ' m. r
.. o-clock. receptsbles which will permit speed! ~_____ . I: mm. ‘80 1m :w mm” the “um "m m;
J ' Charles lsse ho bought one of KARI! 939' AW“ 23"!” ‘ m’ ‘ jeenily appeared in a local never that:
' ' . ”e' ' ... r of" to 1‘. the Bell“ ‘01“! "W. ,he has hen employed in the pursuit at;
‘ "" ' ’ F the Cbadderton houses on the Post . bill which '0.” have given sui-- E K. BANKS . M M n th
Maturoyat'enue a couple nth-ages. mm _’ tr foxes. r.Oouidstaisstetra l
ears-so. and planted the grounds 6- WMQJ‘M ” 3“" dc M’ “at "I“ "w “m" " "m h’ h” be“ ”i
' ’ b- no other “r ”Tm “"- 1”” “1' ”‘ wmmmnsmmm" °‘ ’9‘ “Mm“ “4 m" M? . . .
, WNW” “:1 3:“ m“ we at titled “Concerung'QIfllflatizlll a: "a“... - —- ~«- i We to making qune
T cutters Amundson of Osborne awe- . "‘1' 8'0“- ” °'"“' Wm" Voters" "5 “'9 ° '3' ° .———-.— _._, ...———.____————-‘ vnth our . .
' “0 l- mltmtins today in Tripps - m mantis at his grOwing business require me day at 13:10 o'clock. on a divided' f ' t w wash
hectic-rt on Washington an“. m m H. m W ” resort of the committee on m... mm m. i —Thr bursm and best dance of the this Spring.
. ‘50 morn: being in “'07- —--—» - season. Armory. Fri. Apr. 25. ' g
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i piano row?
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weather continues in the eastern db-
trlcts. The temperature is rhtng nu“.
siowly from the Mississippi river rau-
ward to the coast; but an ottended
If” at huh press“ M m Bf“- As Patrolman Robert Gainer was (0;
lab Northwest is causing it decided in: to his bonie last evening he none-i
it" In temperature between tie lock! ed a new ltsxweii touring car standing
s-—-———-‘
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Roget's & Stevens
Nome":
.nn Flax Hill Road. near Franklin:
"duet. The tail light and. one bend-i
light were lit. He notified htrol-‘
Sci-‘1'1 \c'uais
supple-
m
from their mother. Mrs. Helen l, .Vlivr-
phy. The n--w owners expect to make
extensive alterations in the verv nmr
{more
Judge George H. \'mburah eoflllml
for Ralph E. Defi’ltt has filled a tie—
‘nmrrer to the complaint in the case
nsalnst Mr neWitt crowing out of ihn
recent automobile accident in Fair-
fleld. llcarinz on this demiirri-r will
be hr-ld lwfore Justice Bacon Walto-
Innn in the Town Hall. Fairfiold. on
Friday. April 23th at i p m.
The \‘Vnmen'! Auxiliary of ('hr‘ht
Church will hold their annual meetinz
on Thursday evening at 7:313 o‘clock in
the Sunday school room of the church.
lolly important matters are to be dis-
eussed and at the same meeting the
dollar social which had been orirlnal
ly set for Friday evening will be held.
It is hoped and expected that large
crowd will be present.
To an Bali Norwnlk woman was ac
corded the distinctive and novel honor
of being the only person in Norwalk
who was given a ride on the u-hippet
tank which demonstrs'vd in ilw third
district yesterday fllUv'D'rOll. 5.9
Hrs. Julianna Murphy (1' 2'1‘.’ Hurt Ave
hue. and was aller-d In title on the
tank alter shr- hml r -i:
would “Chase a ".000 Victory Loan
bond provided sh» W‘co’é alumni in rim
on the whippvt. lit-r request wm hon-
ored and as a result she went "joy-
riding" and Norwailt's total was
nailed to the extent of 31.000.
The Advent Christian church was
.0 scene of the quarterly meeting or
Q. lays! Workers 0! the church Inst
nvnnhg when a very fitting and up-
pmpflnte program was presented. The
meeting opened at 61:30 with a sup-
per served in the basement and at
7:30 the exercises of the evening were
started. After the reports at the va.
rlous committees had been presenteo
and— accepted the roll col? was read
when the members responded with a
verse of scripture. A very fine eddies;
was mule by the Rev. J. W. Benton. 3
Y. M. C. A. war worker now connected
with the State Y. M. C. A.. at New
Haven.
Corporal Charles H. Amundsen. one
of the members of the historic old
Il'xth Company. has been musteredmut
of service and returned to his home on
m avenue on lonosy evening.
Corporal Amundsen spent two years
in the service. having left Nora-ant
with the 8th 00.. C. A. (2.. and went to
rort Terry. He was not among thme
fist-late in being assigned tower-seas
duty but was kept at the islmd to"
during his entire term of service. .At
inst plea he was in charge of the
M division and because of his
work he wt retained on this side.
Amundson's brother. Fred.
washillsdinthewar.and hehnsone
running brother who is now ata-
tlonsd with the Army 0! Occupation in
Germany
A
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The many friends of Rev. Tnlilferro
I. Caskey in East Nora-slit will regret
to learn that he passed away at his
he in Southport. yesterday after-
" alter :- lons lingering illness. Dc-
nsnsed was pastor of Christ Episcopal
h this place for five years and during
his pnltorute gathered about him a
hrge circle of well wishers. He was
made Rector Emeritus of the parish
who]! be severed his active connection
‘ Bonds
J
LIBERTY
~LOAN
ray 4 3-4 psr cent.
Os £9$ny Bank
l'hel‘eople’s Trust
1.
\.
his studies tit Wesleyan University.
spent the wotkand at home with his
mother. Mrs. Mary K. S. Bibblns.
Mrs. M. Butter oi Woodhaven. L. i.
has been spending a few days at the
home of her parents. all: and Mrr.
James Hindley ol' “'el-t Haven.
Rev. Samuel C, lngersoll of Stnmlord
delivered an interrsiing Met ser
mon at the Sermon Heights Metho
dist. Protestant Church on Sunday ei’en
inst.
Mus. Wesley 5. Brady oi the Post
Road. who was called to Brmklyn a
couple of weeks am. by the serious
inns/s of a relitlve. lengthened her
stay,
James Hindley oi West avenue. who
was subjected to an operation at the
Flower Hospital a ample at weeks
ago. has returned home. and is rapidly
recovering his strength.
Rev. B. C. Carter will give this eVen-
ing the second of his lectures on “The
Psycholoxy oi' Religion" to the wo‘
men's class which meets (or the pur-
pose each WeflnesdaY.
Rev. Samuel C. Johnson. fornicrly
pastor of the [hrien M. E. ChurCh.
was in town ovtr the week-end visit-
in: former parishioners. stopping over
night with Mr and Mrs. Sydney Gur-
trell.
A free motion-picture entertntninent
will be given at. Center School on
Thursday night. and s speaker from
New York will be present to give an
nddress in the interest of the \‘ictorv
Liberty Loan.
John P. Brummer has closed the
barber shop which he opened a couple
of months ago in the Taylor block.
and has gone to Lake Placid. N. Y..
where he will ply shears and ramr at
the Mountain House (or the comln:
season.
.. hi rs. E. Richter. who has been spend
his ten days at the home of her son.
Rev. G. E. Richter on tile Post Road.
was called to her home at Ridgewood,
N. J.. Saturday. by the illness of her
son-in-law. With whom she makes her
home.
A delightful program, breathing 111“
Easter spirit throughout. as rendered
by the Sunday-school oi the Norman
Presbyterian Church on Sunday after-
noon at 4:30 and enjoyed by a large
number of the parents of the Fo’JlolalS
and members of the congregnilnn in-
terested in the school's work.
A large congregation gathered in the
Noroton Presbyterian Church n Sun-
day morning, to enjoy the splendid pro
gram of mister music prepared by
Miss Barbara “'eed. the organist. \vlzli
Miss \\'eed. the organist, with Miss
Kstifleen Hulvaney. soprano soloist.
and Miser Sonia Streull, violinist. as
well as the sermon on "The Easter
Message.‘ by the pastor. Rev. William
Sinclair.
The Easter exercises of the (‘on’zro-
gntion Sunday-school, on Sunday nislit
were of :- diifercnt character than
those of former years. to? there were
no recitations or other exercises by
the children, except the singing of two
or three carols. The feature of the
sex vice Was an address by the pastor.
Rev. Hubert C. Carter. which was ex-
ceedingzly interested the older 900919-
;: well as the children.
Local residents who wish
~rubbish removed by the town" mulflol"?ii
should notiiv the seleCtmcn at once.
as today is the last opportunity. The
collections will be’mdlle tomorrow in
1331-3 01‘
South Nor-walk Lodge
No. 529. Loyal Order of
‘ Moose
FAIR .ANBnfiAZAAR
. Kurt’s 'fileatre
3103!.me
Ammunnaumms
ing of today's Stock Market. .
mentlng yesterday's gains by mustan-
tial fractions to two points. Second-
sry issues were again conspicuous.
notably Texas and Pacific. Hissouriv
Kansas and Texas Common and Pro
lerred. Missouri Pacific. and St. Louis
and So Frncisco Pfd. l3. 8. Sins? ini-
til sale of 5.000 shares at par rsprs»
seated the slight setback which soon
extended to a full point. The motor
division and related specialties were
in demand. Ajax Rubber rising 6%
points. Shipping. Leathers and Food
and Chemical shares were firm to
strmw but nails were irregular.
:NEW YORK. April 27 iWall Street.
Xrn“ AThe reassurln: feature or the
extremely busy morning was the spir-
ited recovery of l'. 8. Steel. which.
lose ‘to long. its highest quotation
so far this year. Buying 0! Steel was
so extensive and urgent as to indicate
n limousine“ among the shorts. Af-
filiated shares rose 1 l0 2 points, mo
tors and kinired issues rallied and ad-
vances of 1 to 3 points marked the
demand for Miscellaneous issued. an-
hanced lhi‘ll' gains and equipments
made tnrihu: progress. Oils l‘llllt-ll
and advanr. x of l to 3 points marked
the demand {or miscellanrous issues.
Henntime the rise among the law pile-
ed rails continued mi an impressive
scale. railroad bonds als strengthen
ins.
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. inf—Trad,
iua slacueued at midday. the market
going through a process of assimila-
tion. but further changes were mainly
upward. L7. 8. Steel forged steadily
ahead. Industrial Alcohol jumped 6
point ~. sh‘lppings and oils were sub-
stantially higher and metal and food
shares were 2 to 8 points over yester-
day's close. '
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- GOING" nus COURT
Ridgefleld Horse Case Only On Deck-
et. In unbury. Yesterday
A horse can. in which ltidgeiield
parties are the principals. wns the
only case on the trial list for the
session of the Court of Common
Pleas which opened in Danbsry. y'a-
toniay torenoon. Judge John B.
Booth presiding. The action hns to
dowitnthesaleotscolLthsalnount
involved being 8125. B. Surges Sel-
leclt' is the complainant and Edgar
T. Andrew: is the defendant. The
cone is being henrd by Judge Booth.
Hr. Selleck is repfesenled by Judge
Robert 8. Alexander and Judge Mar-
tin J. Cunningham appeals for hir.
Andrews.
DIPHTHERIA CASES
ON
BATTLESHtP
mSTON. April 23r~The battle-
ship New Jersey. due here today.
with the last big detachment of lien
26th Division. reported by wireless this
ironing that blots were seven was
of dlptheria aboard. Army oflcinls
Australian pilot of the Sopwith bi-
Commonwonlth Pier. where the tram.
port will dock. except those for vt'cllnro
organisations.
l . (3;.‘Tr—jw .5”.
t2" EYLl
is YOUR ' '
WORK
”AR '9
g.
retrofit-z [mm
- wawaffc .
If your work is hard on your cyst
corrective glasses are needed. The
lenses m will be prescribed by
us will furnish the exact assist-
Don’t let your eyes adjust them-
selves to glasses. We will mnlm
thepropeegiessss. - .
THAMER
Anthea .. In-
s l
ittlley driver must file
090 with the mtor vehicle ‘
sinner before doing business. and a
public service or n carrying capacity.
of five persons or less. must give sni
additional bond over the $5.000 min-
imum. of 8500 for each seat up to the
maximum of 813,000.
in another bill a jitne) owner or
driver would be obliged to conform to]
rules to display of signs and sched-
ules of tare. l
The general uniform small luanl
bin. drawn by the Russell Sage roml
dam. to curtail the operation oi.
loan sharks among people in needy
circumstances. was adopted by the
Senate in conculrem e.
in the House. J. H. Behre. elected
yesterday without opposition as the
member from New ('anaan. to fill nr
vacancy caused by the death of Rep
resentalive Prevosi. was sworn in
He probably will sit seven days.
The approwlniiona mmittee re-
ported a 850.00. sum (or a depart-
ment of Americanizatlon at be crest-
ed by the State Depa rtment of Educa-
tion The commtiiee on education
reported bills to r-rec l two normal
sebum buildings and it dormitory at
New Britain. 8500mm tor each. and
thee went to the appropriations com»
inlltue. There was .i!§() a bill for a.‘
85.000 appropriation for schools for
non-speaking Karim: people. The
House. on a corners are committee re
.lporl. reced and Illuvled the dog war-
den bill as passed by the Senate.
The bills to in: reuse salaries
state's attorneys in New Haven.
Bartlet-d and Furiield counties. and
regarding mote alto-mops practicing
before Juries in clill cases. were un-
invotably "potted.
LIBERTL LOAN s‘usscmeriows
NEW YORK. Apiil 23.-Ofiicial sub
scriptlons to the Victory Liberty Loan
I In the New York Federal Reserve dis—
trict at l0 o'clock this morning total-
led 880517.700. a gain of 817.6“.200
over the figures rcpmted yesterday
afternoon at 4 o‘clock. Several million
more dollars in subscriptions have
reported. however, by the various
towns and titles in the district, but
they do not figure in the otllcial total
because of delnvs in getting them into
the loan headquarters and c'ncc'lting
then up.
WASllI\GTON. April 23.——Unotll-
clal reptims lo the treasury today indi-
cated that aggregate subscriptions to
the \‘it-tory Liberty loan were up-
picat-hing somewhat). although oili-
cial figurr.‘ still stood at 8118.071000.
reporttvd l.i.~l night.
mu
Mitre.
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an lnsuranceg
policy or surety bond of 85.000 to 810::
was-rm A van AGO
TODAY.
Temperature:
50. Fair.
low.
Hiirh. 68;
Buckingbun Port, W. ll. (3.. will hold
an all—day mslontmnorrow at the
horn: of Sin. Belle Rider. on Westpon
avenue. Red Cross sewing will be‘
done.
The plans inr the concert and v‘ccrp
tion of vie Norwaik High School or-
chestra at the High School uranium-v
hall Friday evening are marrying
finely. Dancing will round out the
evening.
»»-Dnn‘t forgo-omit. Hose & (lo. I
Dance. Armory. Fri. even. tickets 35c,
Amber Mill alarm called the Mix I
liner wagon In the Broad River district
this morning to put out a fire in tilt
fields and woods near Silverinine avo-
mle. Protection was 3!?“ the Mild-
“ inns in that vicinity hut in the mean-
time the names had up” through
the woods in the Com-soc! 1‘ section
and still blazing fiercely at the m
Flour.
in the carryinl out d a“ “It d
duty. Detective Sergeant names Hsnt ‘
had occasiontovinitnhobomtn
the lower end oi Hort‘s Nurseries
woods last week and came upon a
crowd or six or seven nights or the
road. Whiletherethsdleerwnsat-
tractsd by the mm m of
an elderly. one-armed mnn who was
behaving very once!!!“ who kept I
close watch on the m. m1
Hunt wnn mt n bit norm b. learn
ye<ierday that theme-aims! ‘n hd
heensrlestedlnaetbdta'w m
ingastol'einflawieyvflo.
t
v
4"
naval
”7‘1. M‘
a
man John Reynolds who investigated’
'and found a registration card bearing‘
the name oi: Ruben B. .Unmln. of Put-j
usin avenue and later notified Ir. Lin;
coin.
l
.\ll almanscs seem to agree that the '
‘warm weather will continue until
April 24 when some more storms, with
high winds. are due..
ers are taking advantaau of ihe first
real warm sun of the season to get
in
23.
early vegetable seed in the soil. nl- talk.
tion has been signed by lu'l'
The ground is said to be voters. The lender! are pii'ii" .'
every enort
."Those who want to ace "it it w
, gross and the school keep up in '
times are marshalllng their inn
gether to prvvcnt reconsideraiir
el‘ort will be made by the 0p;-
ii to have the vote taken by built-
the last meeting there was a :
though many are still dubious about
conditions.
very moist. cold and hard.
WANT MEXICAN Oil. FIELDS.
MEXICO CITY. Tuesday. April 22.—
Folnmiwsions from virtually every ila
lion in atop:- an invest heating or are
coming to make inquiries. as to muk
lug investments is the Mexican 0
fields. American experts are explor-
‘Relatives and friends
: roy Gelston of the 26th Int,
9delighted to welcome him l.
nineteen months’ mice
Sergi. Gelslon landed at
Thursday. snd spent El>lnr .
sisters and grandmother
Benedict at the borne of >~~-;
Kellogg in Xorwallt.
health. and happy to b.
A Special town meeting wt" '
i):
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H‘. "
H .
.V.
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lie i--
hat '
the Town Hall, 'hlr rum .
The question cl 7"“ ind-l.
Local garden olution passed by a recnn' mm
"W. ’0 buy the flnyder inn-w
school purposes. has caused r
Since the last meem.-
to pack the
’ w
mmumflwmmo.¢onm..mampd
border for oil producing
, ”a? to n statement
today by the spat-linen! oi indua ry
and commerce.
LYNN COUIOER‘d. 00.
IN HARTFORD TODA‘
‘ '. HARTFORD. April 23.-Mich.
“H‘.T ML‘GE - ' Doyle. the "Pay Your Debt" c. ‘9.
“(TI 'ATTLE FLAus from Lynn. Mass. who is was”
AMI-m. Inns" April 23.-The
I“! m by the Amherst (‘ollege
Ambaianss out in France were for-
mally turned over to the keeping of
tbe college today In the presence of
the faculty'and andergrnduates. towns-
peopls and mu oi the Xassat-hu-
setts college. The user
cites were ”(I bl. the coil?“ fence ali-
tor a short panda.
The unit. composed cl :5 alumni and
students of Amherst with a few undo:
graduates at other eon-gee. saw 19
‘ it received two
4 Absolutely Pure
TheRoydCookBooheomnirm‘oyerOOrecipesbrallkindaotcookery. m
tree. Writei’oraooy to
”7”“
J =¢~
ensured Royal Cool:
Royal Baking Pow-
ings—and sailed in.
“Honestly, it was the best cake we
ever had, and now I believe anyone
who tries can bake anything with
Royal Baking Powder
mun street. NewYOIK
from that city to Washington lo nu
Secretary of
Lynns success in raising its fifth . .
erty loan quote, is scheduled to r-
this city this
pounced at State Liberty loan
quarters here last night.
welcomed by loan committee.» .-
passes ,ihrough Connecticut
erary calls for arrival in Meru‘w
night.
Thumday.
and New York Friday afternoon
the Treasury City».
it W1.-
i
afternoon.
He v
Hm
New Haven and Bride. 1--
Stnmford ThurstLq
Betty Said She could B ake
“I knew she ncvcr had baked a cake
and I was doubtful. But I told her
to go ahead.
“She got my tr
Book. my can Of
dot and all the fix
m .1( ‘.W'$fl7m
Made from 0mm of Tartar derived from grapes
Contains No Alum—
oiled
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Norwalk Chronicler