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‘ adieu. Hrs. Evans proved herself 4;
Mills hostess to those who worm
- I‘meryialddxbe 'l‘arlov: Mr.
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‘ rm arm hind-III.
~m~sull~mwaos
tuna-nut. “mono-Ins
the
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‘ U{it‘l‘utard P; Weothas rented-“Kon-
nett Lodge." his-home on Contentment
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.5 “5‘. -IO .4 (Mrs:- ”lacin-
Funerai of Mr. Kcating.
ingwill take place on Friday after-.
noon at 2.30 o‘clock fromhls late home.
49 Oliver street, Stamford. Interment gouzmw .2; ”19(32):; We“ '0.“
. , it an a upon 9
will be maderin the RtVerl-ldo cemtery- measure how tab, .3 soon a 8....
ethb city. where impressive Masonictnor Am of the RW" commit-
services will be held at 4 o'clock bv.tee. hd asked the Senators to look
:0” Well Iod8e.No. 103.51 andA. MJUM it “leak-lulu. Ho sud the
season.
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g n island. to Lieutenant Edward SIE\'-: ! m} ‘
' ens of New York city. ior Inc comm: The funeral of the late George Keel-i ( tin flue o", trolley cannot We
5‘ 0°“ “ed '0' - its now a: with any dunno-clini-
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Lieutenant W. “‘ashburn who re-
cently purchased the “stucco house" of
,Dr. Thomas F. Lloyd of Brooklyn at
Tokeneke, is getting ready to occupy
:the premises for the summer.
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‘rneusuro stud to create a Way of-1
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of which the deceased was an “t"m'ldotemm the p l of l ,
Ru. Earhart n Mainland will be in' Edgar J. Moeller of New York. the.“ member. can to ”m the no“ 3*
Withm services at the. prominent member of the Norwalk-g [sion in rem-dial legislation.
womanhood Church tomorivaéh‘t club, does not intend to place’ Funeral of Me. Tritloh 4 5:31!“ Bough spoke for the bill.
‘. ' .. .. - j is: n that the pedal main-Ion
rowan“ his yacht Fearless in commislon. The funeral M Mr. Gem.) Tri‘SCh-gwtfich‘ho was new did not “a
1111519“?- Sh‘ is to be launched and who passed away at the,.\'orwalk 808-; time to lulu everything. ah“ the
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Tb-Jules Aid society 'of the East Iliad-up for the summer alongside of Dita-l on Monday eweninx. will be held companiou. A new coin-lulu: could
AV” ifethodist (.lllll‘cll are holding Nash's Schooner at Captain E H. Mn- tomorro' aftern f D. w. Rar
do much in solving a problem which
will ho much more sodous two years}
their“ weekly meeting at the
am this afternoon. '
lb; and Mrs. Richard D. Harmon. 0!
Boom, are stopping for a few days
witiifriends on Van Zant street. while
on their way to New York City.
Plans will be formulated for the om-
cinliopening of the Norwalk Country
Gugafor the present season when the
neuxovemiu- board of the club holds
it’sJ’it-st meeting on Friday evening.
flay-O.
_Aaf£no,crowd atended ”it: dun-'0‘ in
the_k8t' Norwalk (“ommunitv Hall
evenings“ mused :-. pleasant. jolly
nigfl'of fun and Measure. The dance
“the” under the auspices of the
m Ken’s Community Club and was
verysweeasful. hotn socially and rm
undully.
Strdiearsai will be held tli‘s‘jJ'ning
_. of the cast: for the. play “The Minister's
Wife'eNew Bonnet” which is to he
presented by the young propie of the.
East Avenue Methodist Church on
M) Welling. May 13“). and 0.01
Werenlng. May lt‘nh as prevsnuslq
published. ‘
Hrs. George Thompson entertained
fholafloaof the East Norwaik lm-
pmement Association yesterday af-
tem at her home on Edlie avenue.
It madle usual weekly sewing ses-
sion (if-the ladies and considerable pro«
grass was made toward completing
fhcfwovhonohe refugee :arment‘s.
H.1‘he-Womank Auxiliary (if Christ
Episcopal Church will hold its annual.
meeting at the church tomorrow were.
113.11.“ time the ladies will elect
Unil- Gliders for the year.
bathe most important meeting of the
elite year and every member is eo-
pocially requested to be present.
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A: large number of friends mint-red:
not evening and tendon (1 Mrs. :lampi
“film, of 175 East avenue. a vet!“
mt and well enjoyed su‘rprlfie.
new at. her home. The evening wall
f .
Th” “m f H. Selieck. Eugen: Selleck. Louis Kirk.
ler's ship yard.
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: Misses Caroline and Mat y )lcCellu
have returned from a trip of three
weeks to Old Point Comfort, Ya. I
Rev. H. C. Carter was taken with a;
spell of illness during the service on‘
Sunday morning, but was able to con-.
elude the morning service. in the m5
emng. however. by the advice of hit:
physician. he did not. preach. ;
Mrs. WC]. Lowndea had the pleasure
a few days ago of entertaining two
boarding-schoolmates of many years-
ago-——.\lrs. George Erxli'sh if Spring"
field, Mass. and Mrs. L. S. Jar-obs of
Brooklyn. N. Y. The lhl‘fl“ friends
have met but twice in the past 25
t" years. _
‘ Rev. ii. 0. (‘artcr will deliver the
' third of the series of lectures on “The
Psychology of Religion" this evening:
to women. at the home or Mrs. Mark:
“K Norman on Gracie street. The top”
ic of this address is “The tuigin of
Religious Practices." 5
Dark-n was largely represented at"
the ilays~Klng dinner held in the Ill":
mory. Bridgeport. last eVening. Those
present. were Ernest Crofoot..Senator
Charles E. “’illiaxnuon. RepresentatiVe
Stephen R. Hoyt. Horace n Olmstead.‘
\\'miam Dizzdale, John Bartocs. Jer-
ome S. Gaixur. Dominick Flute. John
and Hiram B._ Taylor.
Mrs. James Warburton of Noroton.
whose mama died here about. a year
ago. and‘who has been a resident of
this town for five or six years. during
which time she was an active work_in.,
the Newton Presbyteriap ,chw ’
for her natimm ......tcli. left
.boe‘pvft. .. and. England. yester‘
”w! - u’ ’3' “‘1 “"1““ 99”“er any.‘ It is improbable that Mrs. “'ar-
amu itth “'12? Brag/games button will‘return to this country. She
..t the close of the
Wt’el‘b
owning. wdaigné ~
. _. y refreshments
{a
M unions. whom were the litisses~
Idu‘fl'ood. Alice Carr, Matilda. GeeZY.
may Debour. Ania Dehour.
. Wu. Helen Saunders. Bertha
Vauoinrgaret Seuch. Cora. Evans.
mflmald and hiabel Gaunch‘
a; -uu. John Haviick. Percy Bates, ,
. ' Wes. Myron Allen. lawencei
mm Moriarty. William
fimm EVans. Robert G.
and
and.
lira film Greenwald. Mr.
.Irla Arthm Romsomery and “Mr. and
Ill-as. Samuel Es'ans.
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(‘0'! for the year were elm‘tt-dl
.hstta'onluznt the animal meetine. d
the” board of the Sunday School
of hunt Avenue Methodist church
VWWs pertaining to the
Memo} were discussed. The
mm“ were elected for the
you:
Sam-Lin. Russell Morgan
M: St'porintendant-A. Nettle-
ton m
'AM- Superinteudantfllrs. R.‘
Dom
Went of the Primary De.
M‘s. Ambrose Carpenter.
Want of the ‘Houso‘ Depart
, new Claude Farr.
WKIarlton L'Hommedieu.
WI Hanford.
MMretary-Lawrence Cros-
by.
My. Secretary-Harry
”flit .
' We! the Sunday School Mis-
Ains-
. Wyn. Nettleton Paddock.
" "Wh Ferguson.
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buyers at seed oysters
was accompanied on the trip by Miss
Emily Hall, recently of Stamford. but
until'about a year ago librarian of the
Darien Free library. Miss Hall is
aboamtlnot mmandmay re
main permnontiy in her mother-land.
Mrs. Matthew H. Kenealy of Siam»
ford, who was. before her. recent nar-
riace. Miss Estelle Cave of this
town. who has been soprano’soioist of
the Darion Congregational church. has
been DOW to remain in that povi
I tie: for another year. When first ap-
proached regarding a continuance of
this "service. Mrs. Kenealy expressed,
a desire to be released. as her home is'
now in Stamford, but she has agreed.
to continue to lead the Congregation-3
a'list's in their service of praise for the!
g'ypar which begins May 1.
3 Mrs. Harold E. Hoyt. whose hun-
band; formerly of the medical stat of
Bitch’s Home. has issued an appeal to
the public to aid her in obtaining a
new home. as the house she now oc-
cupies has been sold, necessitating her
I removal by May 20. As stated in this
column recently. it is almost impos-
sible to obtain a place in this town
except shabby ones without improve-
ments. or big show places which re-
quire large incomes for maintenanca
and Mrs. Hoyt finds herself in the pre-
dicament in which many other famili-
es haVe been recen'iy. Some families
have been obliged to "double up" by
sharing in part houses constructed for.
{but one family. Since there is plenty
of available land here. and labor and
materials are not likely to come down
i for some time—possibly for several
1 years. it would seem as though capital
‘- miz‘nt beenployed to advantage in the.
! construction of modest homes. in
spite of the apparent present high'
l coat of construction.
GET
Cream of Mustard.
25c Size
at
DRUG-31‘0“.
.mond's funeral parlors, on Washington hence than it i. no. SEIIIIII’ I In .its phrasing w
street. Rev. Steup will omciate and ard. in gym a“ m mpg” will bo stoned. M trol-
internment will be made in the River-.HWSII may mm up M5 "law“. '3“? ”I 3’ My“
side ”'7' it‘mledyrrltclanxdto know-film...“ hm m ”01.
‘terday. gm Ill Mgr-luv cost:e
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Chauncey Olcott. noter singing com:
edu- will appear at the Regent.
pmfial of trolley my.
Theatre F id eninx. I! 9th.
nu Keogh r l: e' outorxoon- smmn‘m” ”“1”“ a.”
' “ "'9“ lie Uuliueoconnhslonlhould do
siderable effort to secure this booklnz the work of tau", W M] , m 0' "‘9 ”“113“ '7'
units. indeed. fortunate in having suc- asked as to the attitude at tho 35.1" 0‘ :0.” “8504‘”. percent. Ml
ceaded. llc Utilities Conclusion toward the" ready M‘
Senatornhaellopposedthtpgn
the bill "Rh worked for an 35'“ anti-elected in move
mums.
KEENNG UP mounmce.
, That it Will Bo was”
After Men Are W
WASHINGTON. April SOs-(Rivera-
neat innit-am on live. «toddlers
and sailors will be «satin-k alto
tactically in effect for one month aftet
them! of the mouth in which 1 urn.
is discharged from the seniooevea it
zthe man does not pay his Ms.
» Henry D. Linduley.
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an
director of the _
GH‘ALSQU‘ABI DIM;
.Wo will buy your household
goods. run. more. junk and all
(mo-d hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the qual-
ity of the goods. A square deal
always.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY:
52' Van Zandt street. Htoue 1182-6.
Second had good. any: on sale.
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memosurdfis“
Oil and Gus m, Pinion Cook.
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- ”Av, APRIL 30. 191i
AUTO Slfl‘l’m' (‘0,
42 Water 8'
Phone 1215-5. 50. Normal“, C
m“ ran“. Sid“. r B:
Generator BrtrLc-s
Oils and Greases
Stewart SpeedOim-tr: 12;.
Gasoline and lit-ms.
Auto pplies, Tires and Tr
G. H. Hedonberiz. Prm
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Out I". ”-3 m an...
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Albert F. Gell‘ elle
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UNDERTAKE R
1". flag 1m; House on
' WMINNQTON IT.
an IQ? more IUILmut.
Ore-pt Delivery. Mr O
Rags 3c lb.
Andbutprioupsidforankindl
ofJnfl-oulyifyouundpostalor
telephone. 0
WI. m
3Rowan8t. hula-walk.
Tel. «1. Tel. “1.
No Eleonora Whatsoover
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In addition to our soul
m our Watch Repair
in is as good as usual
We sell Kryptok Glaser-s xx
shell frames for ”.60.
A. TARLOV
125 Won 81.
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£137 A Sentinel m: A
. War-Rink loo-lance Bureau. unm-
ed today. If a man died within that
: time the Insurance would be paid. but .
after that time. the pottcy ht meld»;
erect lapsed. and will be lost untest- apt
. plication has been nude .m- reinstate“
mom. A lapsed policy will be rein-'
stated if anplication for this is madc
within six months.
KEYS'IONE
AGENCY
SMITH a [03313011. mu A!!!) TUBES
91 1-2 lain 8t... opposite North Ave, Norwalk.
Telephone connootion 969.
Another new ruling of the burl-an is:
, that physical disability of a discharged
'* soldier will be n-rognined after his
sdirvhnrgc men though records show
. he uns sound on leaving the service.
: Many men in their anxiety to be dis—
chal'z-d claim to be physically sound.
though they may be handy dtsablcd.;
and slbsequemly develop ailments‘.
which «n'itle 'Imnl to free treatment?
in government hospitals. ‘
FCF. CCE mPAflCN
. dtv .‘YURK 1"“ not; "L9? ') .
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SPECIALS
Yellow Snlit Peas .........
Italian Macaroni. all sizes
. Health,
. .4: war ' ~
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his
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We carry all-kinds of Cofioe and Tea.
FAIR PRICE.
-DAHER‘ it"erON
RAILROAD AVENUE
100 Ill
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Per—ance-
One of the distinctive. qualities of food
baked with Royal Baking Powder is
Remember the adage—“Bake it Witt}.
Royal and be sure."
i» BAX 1 N6
Absolutely Pure
.i
:3 wholaomeneat.
iii This is healthinsurartcc of such vital. .
M immrtannc that millions of women 0
iii ‘ bake at. home just to be sure that
ii Royal Baldng Powder is used.
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Made from Cream of Tartar derived from grapes
Royal Contains No. Alum.—
Lomvoc» No Bitter Taste
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Overland Nodal?» 99‘ng Carr
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You “nemat- OVurlanteqully plenty—ta ”for”. It; in. m pout.
(tethered byanacinoth :t‘rtnu Wand“. day in antibiotic.
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PRICES
TRIMMED
CLOSE
on Garden
'llools.
Professional:
gardeners
andlatuateurs
will wonder
about prices
outools of
such duality.
Neveu'befonehas-there been suohadilt-
zillzinthczromui as wewillhavcthis
8m. Never before have we do: into
oun profits-as on-this-firstshowinc of
Saint Tools for the “Early Birds.”
Get in line while. our line is complete on
every item.__ If you only want to add a
lioooortwo. or if. you.wunt a full 'eouin-
merit canon us NOWr-we are'readv to
meyou. Here are a few trimmings
of'wlut we are offer-int.
Morgan
84: washinetons Street
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