. .
. < March :5. the new Frederick. A.
w‘ man. lately rector of Trinity church.
being‘the ofliciating clergyman."
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OWAYTON i
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\lrs. Richard Tjader is spending t
The following excellent Arbor Day
few days at her home in Tokeneko.
program was presented in the Fitch
suloolAt boclyzn School planning for her return to it for the
Song. r r ay ............ Q
Reading. . oclamation. ..Relf Havens .ummer.
E. Dutihl Smith, Jr., of the Naval
Reserve, who has been a’ Tokeneke rec-v
idcnt for several seasons. will occupy
John H. Shepherd's house this sum-
mer.
Several residents of this village and,
. adjacent ones are on the sick list withl
.................. Sworn: .lorgan a heavy cold and rheumatism owin:
3008. Flower Song ............ School t to Weather coalitions.
Recitation. The Daisy ............
................ Dorothy Howard
Recitation, The Boy‘s Protest .....
.................. James Ashbrook
Recitation. The Violets. Olive Erlcxson
Song, Sweet Spring Is Here. Grade 5
Recitation. The Daisy. Mildred Frost
Radiation. Bob “'liile ..\'int.i'nt Motti
Rocitation. The. Secret ..
, ., H -
highway bonds “W m the
'aet of 1913. which permitted an issue
'of bonds to the amount of “500.0004
Only 8100.000 worth of the bonds were
previously sold. the war holding up
:highway construction during the past,
.two years. With the war over now.
' except the signing of the peace treaty.
Highway Superintendent Otmstead
plans to complete the work on the lid—
dlesex road. and to lay permanent
,paving on the new Tokeneke road,
which should have been so surfaced
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Millspaugh areI zggnsmikboouft {93: {ms‘ggedigi
visiting iri°nds in Torflnsion- indicated by the ease with which the‘
Donald Burgessor and several of his: :sizue was flair. aiHhthough hearing 143a“;
boy and girl playmates are planning percen eres 9 V “0'7
to give an amateur circus in June. carry 4 :4 per cent, and ”'9 bonds 0'
most other town 4 no per cent.
The annual meeting and thank-08er-
ing of‘ the Woman's Missionary?
' DARIEN
' AN.
wane row
I
i
was held yesterday afternoon. iwalk Public Library ,will be' hel' in
Rehearsals have begun for the min» ; Library Building this eVening, at eight
strel show which is to be given some o'clock. T
*-
Stanley C. Whitney. .
The Gartrell family. who have been
occupying part of Mrs. Schleuter's
Recitation. “’ho Told the feats f“: . . b
""""""""""" ‘ ‘ ” :EXPECT PEACE TREATY
................ Lawrence Morgan: ENDING THE GREAT
Recitation. The Dandelion
Recitation. The Blue Jay ......... 1
Recitation, Trees of tlie Ful‘Ori
'2 ....... : . . . . .. Six pupils. Grade 4; -
If. Song. Pusey \‘Villow. ........ Grade h" IN THE WEEK BEGIN ’
f Recitation. Choosinz a Tree . 3 NING MAY 25
’ ................ Florence John-arm
Racitation, A May Sons. 'M‘. . ., . l“ [mam l Page Onal
...................... . ailzi lio-C ':
L ‘ ' ' I. a .- I: .. —_-
’ Recitation. V? hit. 9.". qgii7nibe'rtl: (Wendi general attack “PO“ it will not be long
for the iiiS> delyed.
'Reading. Thoughts
couraged Farmer. ollnaltl Ituddinma
........... O. .J.\'.
. Song. The First Violets
Recitationl‘ussy Willow _ .
Julia, (“musik cording to advices reaching here to-
day.
0
PARIS. May ...—Bavarian Govern-
‘ . ment troops captured Munich from the
h‘ “""l Communists on Thursday mornfilz. ac-
Recttationn‘prmg Ileauty ....... _
....' ....... : 1;“: .. Jeanelliivnzit'ii, LOXDQN' May 2.-—According to a
Rec-nation. Th" bp‘dgan'él; Singer-v". ’d K summarized report of an interview civ.
SongEvening on the Lahe ..Grade 4' en by Kerr Schuecking, "“9 0f “9'"
Recitation. Fairy Folks ........... many's peace delegates. to the Min
---------- -- . , - - - - ~ lhil'mhrq Rosier correspondent of the Kermit. the Lab-
Recitation, Vi hat "” “ " Plant ' ' orite organ. the plan for the League of
................. Alma Blarril'itlld V hich h .
Recitation, (‘liild Song in Sprint»: .. ‘ atlons.w as been formulated a.
. ..................... Martha Lee Paris has brought disillusionment to
Pinup Solo. The Book Iii-Gold .. Germany. It. is regarded there as :1
thinly veiled scheme for the Victorious
...... ‘. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Helen $uiliI-li
Recitation. Apple Bless
on“ ....... _
.................... Ruth P11”)! :9 DOWN“ '0 “am ”1" ascendancy. and
Recitation. Out in the Fields ...... gives the militarists an opportunity to
.................. Mamie nuzan taunt, the pacifist: for the simplicity.
I] Little Duck ...... Grade 3 _ it is Said.
(belittmpguixiev i “If the scheme is adopted in its prefi-
Sut. Il‘ cifis. (:map 3 cm form." Men Schueckinc is quoted
. as saving. "the League will lost all its
603!!!“ James Hertz is enjoyit : moral authority over all sections or the
short furlough at his home on Van Germans. some of whom will re\'ert to
2"“ “ML - lreaction. Others look forward to the
The directors of the East N(,r“,a'k'establishment of international Social-
lmvement Association will hold a ism."
m in Community Hall on Tues, Herr Schuecking emphiaized that a
d” Ifteenoon. May 6. at 2 o'clock. {feature of the German plan for the
Leone creates ‘a representative world
hike 1:125:15; {figgrgiemgniggg‘i Parliament, thus safeguarding the den!-
tloa wince held at Community Hall. ocratic basis of the League and avoid-
MY afternoon. May 6. at 2:30 in; the return of militarism in a new
o'clock. : form.
1 The correspondentadds: “ Soliuock-
ing made an instant impression of sin-
cerity and courage. which his lifelong
‘ fight against militarism and his record
as an opponent of the war confirms."
'BERNE, Thursday; May l.——The ar-
tillery fire :1 the German Government
i
M the cake. sale held under the aus- , troops is audible in Munich and is‘eon-
' ant ; . ding to
ah- of the Rout Norwallt tmpmvei" 1’ “'9‘” “‘. "9"“- ‘°°°" ,
. In Association at Bane“. drug ‘ private advices received from that city.
'Jhlc‘was a great success. $18.50 was The Government troops hold all the im-
‘ bout Munich. and are
not“ as a result of their effortsgwr‘am ”h“ ‘ .
éommittee has distributed (my ‘ masters at the railroad communication
1
w trees to the garden children'tn that region.
'the hurt two weeks each littleI
The Red Guards are reported to be
Wrem‘olled will be visited and demoralized m to be plundering the
Ive! when needed. '
lbanlta. The COmmunists are threaten
la I camp; , . the Government forces attack the city,
' ' for thggseggfitufi Sflbxsgfsag‘ according to reports. The misery of
-- -ry is now in progress Inlpeople is said to have reached an Ul'.‘
'malk and it is hoped the col- bearable point.
’ ‘ will he met with hearty cow
1!. One sanitary paper waste
ks been left at every home in
7 . district and the housewives.
m to in them with the worth-
mm- whlch initially clutera the
an: no collar of the average home.
his atlas privilege and duty of every
W in the community to help
the Nursery and the Third dis-
. , ‘3‘ fall into line by uniting in,
With: for waste material.
. .
MM“. How
Knows ...........
Good Night. Fm
i'.
m mid-week services at the East
”in“: churches were poorly at-
!“ lad evening due. to the stormy
‘ unaided weather which kept a
“7 number of church-goers in-
M.
The Garden Committee announcesi
We have prov-
en that we are
worthy of the
Manual meeting of the W'oman's
W of Christ cbruch was held mblic‘s. confl-
“evening when the following otfi- deuce. Our
mm elected for the year: Presi- equipment is
“.1. Samuel W'. Kelley: vice~ di nified d
mum. G. s. Smith; necre- g 3“
genteel. W'e
m. Ire. Arthur Carr; treasurer. Mrs.
M. . Following the busi-
mg the ladies held their dol-
sick! when each member brought
the dollar she had earned during
Mien season and told the man-
. in which it was made. Rev. and
.L ‘ 7 ”F. H. Miller of Glenhrook were
present and addressed the congre-
; of those present. as yester-
m their nineteenth wedding on
plan our servic-
es carefully and
electric them
conscientiously.
citing tribuie was paid to the
firs. Sarah L Gerham. a highly
ed resident of East Norwalk
“ .-.. into the Great Beyond on
"in a recent issue of “The
Churchman." The_trld-
icupy the entire house shortly.
I
WAR WILL BE SIGNED‘
l
!
Stamford-Norwalk jitney line. so that
log to massacre the bourgeoise when.
. ‘receive subscriptionl. and the town‘s
time this month under the direction of! -—
house on West avenue. expect to ac I
i
i.
J»- . .._.
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“abridge, N. Y.—“My Little dam-
?tor. 13 years old. overworked and was
‘rmm, tired all the time, nervous
had headaches, couldn’t eat and had to
Hal lad Headaches—Always. Tired.
No Appetite Vino! ”ado Her well.
stay out of school. Vino! has built
har up. She has a good appe. tite
,no
more headaches and has returned to
school again." Mrs. Lester Andrews.
There is no secret about Vinol.
ll
owes its success to beef and cod liver
peptonem iron and manganese peptn-
natea and glycerophoaphatea, the
est and most famous body building
where.
Read Our Classified “a.
L
It’s Economy to “Stock lip” Ahead at The
With These Special leasehold Wiles
George A. Kemp and family have
l
moved from Mrs. Brummer‘s house on, Tu W
the Post road to Clarence E. Scotleld's No. 8 copper nickel plated. Reg.
bungalow on West avenue. $2.25. at .. . .. ........... Si.”
WATER FAILS
12 qd'art galvanised at
O'CEDAR MOP
and 1 bottle O'Cedar Oil. Value
$1. at .................... 7D:
ASH CANS AND COVERS
large size. galvanized. Rog.
82.98. at.- ............... $2.49
29(- SINK STRAINEBS AT 23c
Blue enameled. dripless I
25c WHISK BROOMS
With nickel cap, at
ADJUSTABLE HOT WATER
boiler racks with 6 hooks. Reg.
25c. at
SOLID ALCOHOL HEAT
Rog. 15c can. 3 can: for 35¢.
RI-ZMMER'S SOAP
BATH TABLE”
Rev. H. C. Carter has received word
‘that his friend. Captain Miller. who
7 has been in the service abroad, has re-
turned in this country, front an itallan"
‘port. ‘
Miss Eliza Lyons. who has been in
the Stamford Hospital with a broken
leg. is now back at her home in the
Austen block. and able to walk about.
somewhat. .
James Ilindley. who recently return-
ed home after an operation at the
Flower Hospital in New York. is im-
proving daily, and rapidly regaininj
strength.
A reception was given a few men-
ings ago. upon their return from a bri-
dal tour. to .\lr. and tire. Leroy Kemp
of this town. at the Glenbrook home of
Mr. Kemp's sister. Mrs. Leonard limit.
3391:
Misses Pauline and Edna. ('rein have up; 101‘. .1 ... ‘_ 3 1..- 25¢
resumed their studies at the Young La- ’1 ,5 LAUNDRYJAS—
dies' Seminary at 'Mt. Carmel, N. Y.. Kl-J’l‘s AT 88c
after spending Easter holidays in town
with their mother. lira. Irene B. Crain.
George Schlichting Harold Milla-
paugh and several others of the local
boys who served with the Yankee DI-
vision in France, received honorable
dicharges last Monday. and have re-
turned to their homes in town.
Tnother bus has -been put on the
Hardwood. oblong shape. small
Albert F.
Phone 521
Front?! Delivery
sire.
a thirty-minute headway in being main-
STONE CROCKS
Excellent for preserving eggs.
2 gallon sine. Sat. at ..... 09c
35C SANfl-‘LUSH AT 210
For cleaning doset bowls
GAL‘ULVIZEU HATE T1733
Adult Ilse. :. o. I‘ng. Reg.
$8.50. at $7.49
ROl‘Nl) DISH DRAINERS
Heavy wire with compartment
(or silverware. Reg. 59c. at 8.:
BRASS EXTENSION RODS
for double curtains. Rog. 35c.
at
A. l‘. M. TOILET PAPER
Year‘s supply. 4 rolls in a ear-
ton. Saturday. per carion 81.39
TIN COLANDI-ZRS
Laure size. Reg. 119'“. at 25c
COUNTER OR DUSTING
DRlYRlIl-X
“'ith short handle. Reg. «Be:
at ................. “c
GAS SHADES
Invent-d. fancy
350. .11
Gehebe
frosted. Reg.
IT’S HERE IF tT‘S HOUSEWARE
25 'ASIINGI'ON ST.
80. "mall:
old-
and
The regular monthly Im'eting of the strength creating tomes. Frank H.
Society of the Congregational churclthoard of fire-cm o! the South Nor- Boater. Drugnist. and Druggist every-
4_......_..
-9
talnod; the cars meeting one another
in Darien. The running time to eithor
Stamford or Norwalk is 12 miutes.
Walter Lester. who was recently in-
jured about the arms and chest, while
at hisdail y labor. has ben awarded
compensation to “do hit-i bit." 80
Frank has now enlisted in the navy.
and will leave town next Honky to
begin his service at Newport. where he
will probably be stationed about four
months before being assigned to a
ship. ‘
Electric lights having been finally
installed in the new schoolhouse at.
Noroton Heights. the school board
have planned for a formal receptiul
to open the new building. this evening.
lat 8 o'clock. Pupils of the Heights
school and others will contribute
toward the evening's entertainment.
’ which School Superintendent James I".
\Wliams says will be one of the finest
t ever given in .1115 town.
; Darien people are not responding as
.gcuerously as they should to the up-
lportunity of subscribing for the V
.tory loan. Edward S. Austen may
3 found at the local bank daily. ready to
h
i committee is canvassing as in previous
tloans. but subscriptions are coming
islowly. The committee is looking for
1 every one who paraded la the victory
parade last fall to buy a bond. Noise
t and emotion come cheap. Cash con-la.
and the real paniots will come across
.now with the latter. The terms of.
payment are so easy. under the gov-
ernment plan. requiring only a five
dollar payment now on each fifty-dol-
lar bond. and a second five dollars July
15, and then ten dollar payments at in-
tervals of four ween. carrying the tin-
al payment into next November. so it
lwould seem as though almost every-
one could invest.
So. Nor-walk
. m an
ruminant-«lanai! athandz—thedmforralaaaad
ffillaandbewitchingahimmeryfmchmdo of Georgette,
vmmhwnsandfclhflh.
Ianycaptivuiagnodohara aha-a in WALL PAT-
mlsfcr this month. NOW 013““.
.7.
Conn.
The board of finance and aolectmer.
r. Gerham follows: "Mrs! GET
Gel-ham, wife of Lyman B.
away a: m 2;} Cream of Mustard
lingering illness, at her -
Poi-t street. East Nor-i 25C SIZE
- ..._ devoted memberi “
Fworkeryof Trinity church.
' - . ham med the
fine cornemtone on May 9.
PLAISTED DRUG STORE»
YouwillfindthiaOvu-land equally pleasingin
- the cornerstone or the:
“Octal. 1, uglier-e!
* “Mtg
can Win,
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7811ng
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OmludModelSOToarm'SCar
, performance. It has abundant;
daliveredbyanmgmelhitrunsmoothlyandquieflyflhyinanddlym
s. L. BENEDICT- ,,
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m _’ Y. MAY 2.1919
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THE HARDWARE &
AUTO Slil’liu' (‘i)_
42 Water St
P110110 1215-5. SQ'nVall‘ualk C‘
Iagnoto Parts, Starter hh
Generator Brushes
Oils and Greases l
Stewart. Speedometer pt.
We'll! buy your household
I. nu. papers. junk and all
second hand good... Anything you
have. Price according to the qual-
ity of the goods. A square deal
always.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
52 Van Zandt street. Phone um.
Second hand goods always on sale.
And best prices paid for all Mt
ofJunkoalyifyou aendpostalor
telephone.
smut.
Rags 3c lb.
My Gasoline and KQTOt-‘r
Auto Supplies, Tires and Ti
G. H. Hedenberc. Pro;
—. -
David W. ‘Raymmm '.
UNDERTAKER
Tot. Olen. 1M4; House 608.
u wmmorou er.
uaw hao man's auntmm
WM. ”[8th _
last Not-walk.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
No Successors Whataoaver
"E..-
.In addition to our Houstg
fur-things. our Watch R. 1.»; ;
i
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00er [louse
Shore Dinners 5
All Kinds of Sea Food m“ "m” ‘°’ *3' °‘ ,
Steal, Chops and t 5- TARLO‘
Chicken 125 Washington St.
A LA CARTE r; 4., .. shit... w... A
in: il 38 good as usual.
WC 3011 Kr‘yptok Glamour;
w...—
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icon! and m the Results.
Radical Price Reduction
ON MY SUITS. COATS, CAPE, DOWNS. DRESSL:
AND SKIRTS.
' Will interest. all women who have waited to pick up
pfloel.00meatoncotothe wire 1‘?
sellsthobeatand most forthe money.
The gar-cut youadmirod on your neighbor came {rt
11:. Parklhop. W6 have one equaly as becoming to _v<
done all! be convinced.
A SAL! or SHANE BLOUSES
1'10! 980 1'0 $18.50.
An event. planned to promote early purchasing, intn
duet-g advance models at prices of renounced economy. A
woukolyoaiajuattourthem. yam y wor
derml. Yourself and triads will surely buy .
In areas or mmvmuaurv. .. 5
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
as soon mu: ‘ count acawau )
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PRICES
TRIMMED
CLOSE
on Garden
Tools.
Professional
“Menus
and amateurs
will wonder
at our prices
on tools of
such aaalitv.
Nevetbeforehaa there been such a dis-
ahahtheguudaswewmhavcthis
Spring. Never before have we dun into
our profits as on this first showimir of
Sarina Tools for the “Early Birds.”
Get in line while our line" is complete on
every item. If you only want to add a
piece or twaor if you want a full canin-
ment calico as NOW—we are ready to
can! you. Here are a't'ethrimmincs
of what we am am .
. “nomads.“ . W on.” .. -u...~.—u.a.w—..—...-_ _
Albert D. Morgan
.84 washington Street
Norwalk Chronicler