'1‘-‘ 4- a‘b- 00-:vm-".
EFL)?
.m FOUR Tones FOR
Mullen scavncc
m DURING THE WAR
m Cannot [land R La
”-...w— ‘um a... -
Daughters were
”lumbar; 3: 3!).“& ~33“
E
church opened their rumrinze snle
tins morning in the wan’ l.'}'ornmr~
dzou urns an Bart Wonhtngton street.
Ti.» ea?» ax?! ton‘m'w for the re
mainder 0‘ the week and the ladies
will be a be; “coax.
and Mrs Indian Sel—
‘znz it
South
af‘r ‘IW’
Islr.‘ G F
rend-Ind. avenue Bar-I Non-an. IJ£S k1, a! -9 .1, than» 0, a... .32.,
mmumcn‘: i ',:'!- af'ermo: ._
than two years M army isle Fergezm
flatu- ’oined 0mm” 1), 2"“Zd 1m
try Incline-t In April. 11-37. shortly
nfler war was declared. He went to
Fun nit. the regimen? and there
M tin—ya almost (4+3: «mage-
mm the Yeti-(’3! sci-fr 5.“. an
1451 M 114- when OI his
M were captured ht— narrowly
«and being who by “zoom; .1110 a
hole-ale by a latte abet] and by dig-
ging wit In hands and lamina he
“en-oh large ‘2", ch for his body.
this be u. Into «ml covered tunnel!
I, I“ fly but norm"! showed. He
Ilnd bray done ‘hl'. When a large oar—
ty of German want by wr'a many .-:
his {‘0' m motive! 112v ye;-
gennl remained in in. trying orphan
until the enemy were- we!) par: and
then made .116 cacaoe At Chateau-
‘nlietry he was wounded Iwk» He
also who! the Frank “'ar Cross
and the United State: Eng-:ncgaahed
Service cross for brown, m capturing
many German Mr.- and machine
guns in the m bani;- Aiter m
Ibsen? of nine week.— ' 7.:-
v~.':.
spam :..
hospital W of his nound— to. ze-
joined his reams-12' and tank pen in
many other mm! A' ”.9 open‘n: of
:1": bottle in :h: Argonne Forest inK
regimen was ..rn' 3': part in 'he
battle. Hero the flagrant again diss-
Iinguflod hum-ll. yer-unit: the. Bra:-
ish mtlgnbhed Service Order for
his M. No fought. tbrcuz‘n ‘ho
entire bait!“ and was. again rounded
by 31-05! the Ian! Shell fired by 713‘:
Germans. After him? on thI- field (or
some the be was found -n..' I-r-.';-I‘.'+d
lo a bane ml In be”: (If the 1mm
. g.’
t-..'
)ln‘fl‘. from there he '9'.» H111 to New
York. He no: m rim bargain: for
many weeks, when leréill rkt‘m'vring
he wa Mod and a"!!! homo to
await. the home‘vwmmg of his ragi-
ment. lb In.- not long in waiting,
and W noon after it returned.
At Cup nouns he received a second
Dim—Int“ Service Cross for his
gonad mice in the Argonne Battle.
113ml mid-noel: service; mil be
held “my ench of the Enst
m churn-ha and good attend‘
nncea on requested.
The More at the nukes .‘aid So—
dot] ‘ the East Avenue Methodist.
chute. “I their weekly sewing aeo-
nlon ‘ (he'utnch yenterday After-
“ fi
In.“ “in in in Hartford toan
mull is Mn; the :34! annual
cum I the Kiosk Daughters
nnd u‘ Anode. u delegate from
flie'fluwdk dupter.
The Indie. of the Boat Norwalk lm—
Wuent Asmlafion will meet with
. In. Frederick Campbell on East Ave
m,” Ifternoon at 2:30, when
they wil new for the coming fair.
'- Ieetflig of the Women's For-
clan Il-iooary Society of the East
Affine Methodist church will be held
at the lune of Mrs Daniel L'Homme-
diet: “flown strut on next Thurs-
”! "m-
Re Ueavor Circle of the King's
Unemp
Many East Sorrnlk worde- are lul—
“rested in the recent decision handed
down by Computation Communion"
E. T. Burhngham In the case of Hits
)lnry Ferrell of 5 321m place. who
cut her thumb on a piece of tin while
In th— employ of the 310an Tire
m Rnbber Co. The injury 2. lil-
Ihnmb proved more serious
than thought. and an operation was
bier my when part 0! the
thumb was removed. Commissioner
W 1'1:de lies Fern."
compensation of one half her salary
for the period of 3k, weeks,
REGENT THEATRE, SUNDAY
Earle Wilhams. in “A Cecilio-nan 0'
My. Charlie Chaplin, in “Police”
and a Univeml Igazino.
The most remarkable ca.“ of apha
m urer pictured in lctian L: that of
John Ashton in Gen «4:22.; ..:
Quality,‘ the \‘ifagraph picture nar-
nnz Earle l‘c’minms and that. will b’-
:9 nm the RFC”!!! Thane cm Snndny.
nabbed 01 meant: by on sulfide-m, he
:5 u: ton-Ifrr-Ad agaém‘ hm null that.
be i.- another man '53! he marries a
rl‘lff'l and beautiful Engirsh woman
Whose hmhnnd had vanzshsd a yen!
before on their wedding night.
llr. Williams shows his 5;:le dra-
matic pour-:1- in depicting his struggle
Maureen love and mr before he
finally aka—pm the woman an M.- wife.
a Mimic that In continued by the
hnunu'nx guilt and fear that some day
the real husband will return to claim
his own. We triumphs and lo reveal-
ed to be in the right at the close.
This compelling dtama of doze and
mystery and dual identity in adapted
from the nine! of thernmv nzme
written by Frederick Van Rena-«her
Femil’r
., 1
.‘fi
AT THE REGENT THEATRE
ALL PERFORMANCES TODAY
AND FRIDAY MATINIE
Popular John Barrymore in “Here
COMO. the Bridfl" A Pattie Weekly
and Connolly.
POI-fraying the role of a ran:- law
yer who is in love wtlh the beautiful
daughter of a millionaire, but who
weds an ugly widow ‘with a past" to
win a reward of $100,000. John Barry
more. the talented Paramount mar Ivlll
Dominoneoftbemovt humorous
lulu of bin Icrnen in “Herv- (‘nlnI-n the
Bride,“ which will be displayed at the
Palace thentre of. all performmm to-
day and at Friday‘s matinee.
In "Here Come: the Bride." Mr.
Barrymore how the part of a poor
struggling lawyer who i-: induced to
wed a strange widow for a bribe of
“00.000, despite thr- fact that he loves
the heautllul daughII-r of a (0m mag-
nate. She loves him, but the father is
opposed to the match. This unfortw
unto marringe provokes numerous in-
temting as well as humorous Fl")!-
tions in all of which the arllstry of
Mr Barrymore is finely displayed
The heroine of the story is portray-
ed by Fair-e Kinney. 2 charming
actress who won popular favor in her
chancterization in the Paramount-Art-
(‘raft special picture "Sporting Life."
r
loyment
Industrial Stagnation
he only return of huriness prestig-
id“) with wlikh ti I. returning .» 1! ll!
“1‘0 lmlltstry. The longer the hu
thud with their 11 ml to out v'.-1.
mom ”cult their problem will beco
Lilla-{snow in (ii Mg Cities ‘r: I
-Wt 1hr s—nzal. er communitio I.
- Gt labor in this (0 mil} There has '09
VIP and My men are returning to
do for freedom Consequently the v. a
On The other liar! there ls a she".
Wm“ is going on evervwl: ~19 °.
in we an reach it» woila markets:
n “In here at home. We hau-
4%” ones. Vin have neglected
""5 ~ “end. “'9 ha", avoided
A _ . : in our cities, our towns
k. why not begin now when
WM thin 25 we will be ben
.. nod at the same time aetom
we cokibuting in no small
find with unemployment
' ... mthaoectahlshed the
S returning Soldlgand dial!
up
ity depends alost (mire!) on the m?-
sailors and war v.0: kers are :«bmr‘N-d
slness men of this country dt' lax no I!"
bus int =:' back to poaze tEmr- bash, .hé‘
me
few months " will in: s n ad “lit-r). (it-1 1
Before the ' .ar there “as a dun-tare
en little o1 2m ImmigratiI v1 dtzrirrz '1:
their native lands to hnlp in the st. III:-
has not improved the labor market.
age of materials throughout the world
Through our enlarged mI reliant mar-
wlth our goods. But. we haw .1 va<t
worn out our old clown». and Int. l’
to paint and paper our homIss. waiting
making those necessary repairs and
and our dwellings. W'e have not to
the labor to do the work is at l-and.
efitinz our tannin 2'91 in. finger. in (:k
plish the things we have had in mind
way in overcoming the evils which go
U. S. Employment Serflce and it; Bu-
ors in every State and in practically
owlnhorwnnumnyhoreglsteredandflfied.
entertainer! yesterdny
mm at 'he home If Mrs. Charla
The
meal laminae. In. transacted and the
ladies passed a ray pleasing social
afternoon when tar; refreshments S ‘
were served 3 .
‘ w'
The “'omcn'p: Anxdiary of Christ
Hr! H w Cole and donglner. )flm
Olin: Coie. are ~pendzng x few days,
beach in»
with Ir. nnd In. thry
Brooklyn.
Mr. and Int. Chung Pony. of Ray-
mond street- entertained a par-Iv
friends at their bome on Honda; (I'd:-
in;
W Wolf an! rm. a “16!)
lane have returned home froln It. Ver-
non. where they Irena the guests of
Ir. W‘s mate.
Rowayton folks. as nlw’nyn, did thdt
bit in the fifth Victory loci: and many
people enter‘d stair um and
once more Ronny-ton went over the
top
1) Fairfax. of Calm Ink-d
who purchased the small (at boot Tom
ahrnk" Inst year from Kenneth anu
tine. is harlot the boat overhauled for
the m :at Comm E. ll. It".
rhipynrd.
Owing to Ibo unavoidable m of
the foreman of the Rownytm thee
comp-ma P. l. Needle, on Monday
evening. nothing of importance was
done at the mine. In the album"
of the foreman. Jam- ‘ ll ~I Int-lot 0ch
pied the chair
~~\'l2.~‘ camn; and and. Bavnwnd
Siren! i; Son.
7 .rxlm Cleverly. d Crow avenue.
lrf' {or \I'Qsmm .n .C.. on Sunday
ir which city the new play. "A”:
the Girls” in whitr Mr. Virizht has a
part is now playing. The play «melted
at New Hnw'n and sH-med to meet
aim the approYal n.’ the audience.
Hnnr'r Johnson. of McKinley street
menu red the employ of the United
antes Shipping Md “MT
Flu-t (.VIIpOIation a! Wllnol Point. “3'
Johnson. who is a carpenter god ‘iuim-
t—r. dld like work at one: of llu- larz.‘
ship building x-lan‘ ‘ .«. Szxatfonl. whv-rr
he formerly :osided.
During t‘n abfif'nf'" nf 1hr South
Korwnlk manager of "no "on of Arr
dren- Davey, Janina ll Tuxlrx. man
I!" of the Cow-fr AIUVC new. WI-nl to
South Noiwailr to look after the: in-
tereslr of that at”. while a rewmen"
alive from Ib-- Andrew Dnvey company
In Ntw York. mine to flownvton to
look allur Mr. T;l_‘lui"l bull-em while
hi Wm awar.
“lee. lce. Ha: mond Stunt and Son.
The Fprincdale .‘l. C. lin- kel II?-
Izs-snfnl in its efforts to induce the Io
warlo- A. (T to ploy In Sprint“ 0“
Saturday. lit-tend of in Rownyton. ls
original“ scheduled. so there will DI!
a gums- I-n the Camp avenue d‘amom’
Saturday a 2.46 p. In. Inn-Ida no
Rowaulon d4 {razed Springdclu in their
first grime. Saturday's contest should
be loft-renting.
A family from out of town rave Inc'-
ed into the house of F. ii. Down. for
merlr occupied by A. J. Iowan. in
Weaslde nvenne. The boo-o which
habeenclmentorscvanlymwa,
recently repainted and the residents in
the neighborhood are glad to one the
residence and it is, indeed n pretty one
combined with/no flue View of the
Rowaylon ha. bor. occupied once Inofa.
A local man medibta killing (m
for May 15. or a day or two later. fie
says that when there is a. fog in 1mm
there. will he frost in nay, or two
months from the day of the fog. Mulch
15 was foggy. he claims. Almanacs any
thnt the frost will come hetwcen the
16th and 19m. so it would be well to
start protecting tender plants at once
The express baldness at the local
railroad station is once more open to
all points No express matter wnn tak
en for Sew York or ndjncent cities
din-inc the past few days. owing to
the strike in the metropolis. A large
numlior of parcel.- of all kinds and six-
rls came- through lrom New York rea-
tr rdny. following tho oonrlusinn of the
suikn. and ”W olfirizls predict a rush
for some tiara to (‘Oldt until matters
are rmdjusted.
At II "IN-Um: cf tlw l'nion Cemeterz
association llE‘ld recently. Henrv “’il-
iiams. of l'ppu‘ Rowayton axenue, was
appointed sexton 0f the cemetery. suI
needing Gem-ze- Lynch. of South Nor-
walk who ha; berm the sexton for some
time. Mr. “'iiliams is an exmnllent
Wm?” and Is You deserving of the
ccnfidence of the people. - Tht aim of
me over-infirm Iris year. as last. Is '0
malt" cemetery grounds more a:
tractive and to this end they have en-
gaged Mr. Williams. who has had much
experience along this lino. Any per-
sons owning plots at the cemetmy. and
who wish 10 l {:Ve them‘ properly area.
fr” thravschvn: :hr- season, will find
Mr. William-s the man for the job. If
plot owners will communicate with any
member of the asiSOCialicn. Mr. \Vli-
liams will be notified and things will
be gotten under way in preparation
for Memorial day by which time thin-'13.
will be in good order.
{I9
~8mtlnel Want Advertisement are
into which women had never been call-
ed. and many more or
long hours at work in knlttinx nod Pl!"
paring Wslcnl item [or the boys
“over there. '
at the expense of health and are now
suffering from beam. bncknche.
draggincdown pain: or some “I"
rangement. It should he
that Lvdln E.
Compomd for more thnn {cw-W9,
hns hen resenting and: w-u *0
health and Win. all in new name
%
P
in
a
John H- Behre is driving a new
“cm ‘W '3‘" Announces theonenm
clerk in the Dicker-man s’ore. and Of
Mi5§ lint] bu visited with
sfriends in Berlin. Conn. for several
5 days recently.
Hrs. E. 7. Durban of Jones; City
is risiulx hf m. ”in Halln- of
- W avenne
Ontheev
dinnStore.
h-
)In- Chu‘len Jdnoon In: had her
home on find are. "noia' ed and
”Ry improved.
in. R. H. mm of whom-
N. .L spent the wnekud with rela-
tive: and friends in town.
fir. and Mrs. John H. Behre and C.
W. Hodges attended the centennial
celebntlon h Hartford last week-
Thatrprin‘ioherewuvery plea»;
at?! 1?) funded Tuesday '7 a}
street organ which pin-ad all the neI"
popular tire. I
Ir. nnd In. Glen erxht love or-
rivedintownfromxew Yorktospend
the m month nt their home in.
M m. i
There will be a special martin; 0‘3
Hazel Rebeknh lodge. My even,
hg. May 20. at which time all the;
member- nro nrnod to attend , ;
The new nod allow" dance will
take ’Ince in the town hall Frlfly
evening. with Speiderl orchestra of
Bridgeport n: a special feature.
no [Jone-Tree Var- hos cold in
dairy output to c. R. SVaterhry 0!
Stamford. By the den}. New Canna-
lzms have teen out of! from a fine up
ply of .llk.
G. 5'. Hilton of Flew Tork baa pur—
diased the W. 8. (‘nrlock rrridence In
Cascade Road. Mr. Cariork and four
ily have decided to rulde n1 Knlonnh.
and will move there on or about
June 1.
In. Charles linker nod Xi. Grace
loop have returned from a liner
weeks’ visit with friends and relatives
ill Brooklyn Old New Jmoy, While
away they met many of their old
friends nnd the 1+“ was: one fur»
onghly Eldon!—
Mirs Elsie “'hvlrr i. employed in
the Flower and Gift Shop on lulu
allot“. where boldness just at the on:
em time. is one grind huh. thirh
keep- Ir. Hoyt buy. with n low. of
men. Iran-plum" hum fl ohrnlr
bery and doing other land-cope work
Privnte 1000’ A. We]; with his
sister. In. wan- m ot New
York. visited on. their aunt. In. R.
L. Simon d m: avenue. Ir. Bowls
won with Troop 8. Third (‘n-ury. and
returned on the President Grunt. Boy
6. otter seeing I-entyone month'
service attend.
The New Canaan club car has am
been placed in service on the, New
Canon-New York express train. lem-
for this town duly. [- Fem. 1918.
member- of the car was took
thecnr‘feeh'ngthntlt wnnlnlnry
lnthotimeofwnr. ltwnsplacedln
service on April 22.
in. I. P. Murphy and “In.
Ills; Barrio-t, sailed on the Ito-molly
New Amsterdam. Wedoeahy. for
Paris. where they will "main for at
lens: two you“. Mr. Murphy. who has
been hosted in France for the past
year. in the intereot of the Chimp
Tribune. hut been «toiled by tint on»
per to rennin there.
Operations hove hen stoned on the
erec'tjon of a dairy. 16:” feet. In c.
lflflngelntherenrofhhtrenldnnee
on %1 street. It will be a one-story
flair, and will be used for the cooling
and bottling of milk. By centralizing
his business. Mr. Ellinge hopes» to she
the best J :isfaction to his incl-noel!“
number of customers.
The “'eed or Darren Co. has secur—
ed a number of honor rolls of I. very
“WHY 'dPSign which were ire-led for
We want to become
Merdundlse. ~
Silk
Make- up yiur mind. if _\
I“
PASSED women CHECKS.
NEW BRITIAN. )lny. lie—E. "V
Homes, of Hartford. solemn for the
Waterbury Specialty Gummy. was
summed to four months in jail on
and: of two count: chat“ the n
log a: worthless checks. II the ‘Ioai
police court this morning. ”not. it
is alleged. on January L3. to“ (we
check: for 815 each. one to the Mor-
gan ad Kingsley Cm undone to
I. 7. “it!“ Pm. both of which
vere ensued and inter m Dy
the WW RM 3‘. lie was
rel-led from the candy in. ”our
in: filer-on after hr. nev-vd
thirty has on n m ecu.
“.-
WALK A. c. m "mo.
swmmmaemo.
S. V. team of that city, they have n
well known players. the 8130 will 1"
M on Beus field.
15c )lorwnlk tenm wfll hnve 8 (”OK
the returned boys in the oerfice 0' sham.
Ina rmsscs ' sens
St:EecenmeoflheOwningndemonstration will be
inthemodelohntowned ownednnd
NO MIDDLEMAN’S PROFIT TO PAY
{amounted with you and win your confidence In‘th Quail:
w
)mi imnw what other «lo-a . w are asking for Silk Flt-xv Mat res-«15' Sperml fol Hp hing.
The Connecticut Bodrfing Go.
37 WASHINGTON ST...
3 Rags 3clb. gm“...
Thoh’sovwnlk.\..Cnlnewillsol0
very good team this yen:- wlth some W
and every one wishing to so will meet.
the express purpose of giving than! *3 of the Boston Store corner at 2 p. m .
AN OPENING
The Connecticut Bedding Store
fits
nominate. mnewstqreatflw
aenin
willbe ofllsnewFandlIile-chi
FLOOR GWNG‘;
MM how
by 'lIe Canadian l2
MA'I" I'RESSES
We make our own numerous» in a {at-tor; .... . , ,
the most modern machinery. and can therefor»
\.
mattresses for lower prices :han aflhr-r hiur- i... ’
mu-ry mattress w‘ evil ls abmluvll)‘ guarantor-d ‘ ~ ‘
OI'R (”(DNXEI ‘TIUXS with manunt-tIIrI-n ‘ -
Flam- (‘nraringx enable us to sell at much lower pr - ~
er «ton-e It will be our firm polio? alwax» to gut
o-rv arrivle we sell the unlimited mar-nice of‘ Yuur m-
north or your mane) hack.
SPEl‘IAL OFFER during Opening “'eek— Tn imr
the excellence of our work to the publlt', we are nfir‘n: _
make over mun-«uk- for the mall charge of $2.“! for 'l.‘ ,
“'EEK UALY . The usual charge for making ..\.- r .1 ma"
is from $3.50 to $4.00. People has mg mattrem In Imam» .
tun condition should mail themwhe~ of this extratirdimr
‘lfit'r. *0
l\' ADDITKUX t-I llil‘ ufl’er fur Opening \\ ark ever
omit-Iv in the slur» “l” he so 4 at nnnxualh lmn prim-s.
Floss Mattress
III are going In inn 3 maltrr‘s h bu} a wood rm»
Size only $m ..w
Combination. Rolled Edge ...... 319‘
Cotton Felt ................... $1432~
South American Hair . . .
BEDS
White Enamel
$7.75
National -
Sag Prool
South Norwalk, Conn.
nor In coo-1: tul- noun eon,
etrvno. l
When thence of Jone- l-lonnnn at
Stamford. W no than. on coll-I Second-bond Ford Routers
«dinthcrwmwm‘hi‘l III-III.
mm the neon-ed no not in court.!
-o rum Keane: ordered his hood ol
u too run-tut n the moo-III Surel AUTO RADIATOR new
I) Conform. -! ll"
, mos
inn-hit. mat.
GARDEN finLLISEs
Inactive on these Trellis Bakes
5c Each
Green “'indow Boxes
filled with flowers will My
banality your window: or porch
“uprisr; dtorollkind:
«Juno-lynroumdpomlo'j
.
Iheir country. or to members of their
families. This firm nlso has 3 number
of mher honor rolls that will be Si"-
to any one for the askin‘.
0:
WOMEN BACKING THE SOLDGER
BOYC I
“'ho n the honor: of the For bl“
been written. the work done by {31“
women at home will impress ittsell
upon this nafion as few even now m!-
ize. Literally. millions of wanen left
thcir homo; and took up war mmlh‘»
loan: money in your pub”.
Mmmbuy
Box of 50 Union
home devoted
Some any have worked
Munro-Ilium.
macs-l ..... _ .. 15c
aunt's-s.
l moored
Plath-1 Venom”.
-— SATURDAY AT—
Tarlov Bros.
DIM“ CIGAR STORE
“thmmenrseen. Wohave I. Union-mode.
mmmmamm at $3.50 per box of 60. Thu
OTHER SPECIALS
330ml. ”UM: Prices79cand89c
mm, ”441. !
nomwm 3 .
.t -..- ? Albert E. Gellebe
t n’llaelfn'snw.
law-Man. 3.. run.»
”0005!?
QUALITY
CLOTHES
for. Men, Women and
Children
Wehnnonthntdnythem
Press Cigars $2
14 01.62. Jaw
songwrinwsua ,
.-....“ JACOBYS
MM.“ ..... Tl.”
”1906M“.
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