. w “-0! Stamford. visited
m an hat Washinxlon street
um.
Theda-d balding on Fifth arcane
for“ stand by J. Clarence Haw-
kiBJIs-beeu purchased by Ida M.
Jena. 2
Bet. Herbert E. Marshall was in
than: at (if! midweek services at the
hut Meme “Mist Ch‘fl'ch last
m.
mm friends of Miss Anna Sel~
MMMNorwalk, will beplcased
to Inn: at her recovery from her re-
” Dinars.
3n: “bars of the Frienlhhip As-
aocl‘iou. No. 7. were entertained lac!
cremains home of Mrs. Rose Curr,
a! Second street.
In. Leo Davis has rv-turned to he?
meal Iowan street after atu—ndinz
the u convention of the Rina“:
m Ill Sons in Hartford. ves-
tech.
Bile lad”: of the Norwalk I’m-m
of the fi'otm—n's Christian T‘mperance
Uni-I are meeting this afternoon with
Hrs. hank Sturdeyanf, on Crr-zory
Bow.
The Bed, Urn-£5 Auxiliary of 1.1:» ”Has?
Avme Methodist Church is xuw-tin:
at the church as usual this afternoon.
whamberr wsll do the h-gtt‘ar P.9d
(‘rou Sewing.
Mfr. and Hrs. Vur'non ll. lhtnnlc-y nl
M have arrival in lien .\‘m-.
m “all wand the remainder of
then-flan the guests of friends :2?
the “at. m colony.
A regular meeting of Txmp .\'n 1.
Girl Scouts. was lit-Ed last. menin’:
when and: of the members reportcd
on under): the tickets for the ‘Iizl
“picture, "The Golden Eazlcl.“
Eli-pe‘fi'onon and family have op-
ened M home in 'l‘okPnuke tor the
lea.
M hi all sections of the country
on“ at the unusual number of
Mm. to the mild win-
ur. new that they wlll dil-
mh a week orten days. -
hi. 1. Lewis of Tokeneke re-
“ Mined Mrs. Burnett, Mrs.
Ne! .u 111's. Tyrell, of New York.
'w cut from the city. and re-
mam guests for a few days. .
l
hum round of the poo: tour-3
l
M It the Rowayltm Hom' com-
1’3"" Mn. Harry Taylor, :ntcd
10am Henry Foroat, rah-a 70.
by’tho‘tme of 100 to :25.
“maid C. Gazer. rated 13*, will
Mancunian this week.
Russell Srmrmr i.-: again dri: in: hf .
car. it“ has hot-n overhauled l
I
I“. F. W. Viultera of New Yuri. has
_ been visiting her aisle-r, Mrs. P. Gallvvlz— .'
ly. 3
‘—‘— -—- l
“SH. b. Btllh r of the Post Rmzd in":
W ‘her parents. who arrived'
yesterday for r. few days' stay. ‘
--. u? and rand. Ra‘ :n'vml,
—.1tla.< C
Street& Son.
Carl Schmidt has had the stones!
—‘ mm when- tbe curb ouzht to
“hm of hi.‘ Darien. lnn. white-
Mnuons 35- proceeding rapidly
‘ h‘-MMeu's Carnival to be gilen
' ill why tho Dariea Fire Company.
. from “(flu-Entry place- on Now—
fih “use has been sold to S. Leer?
’ tantrum: for “$6,000. Con-
y.“ l-awe-cm. Wing the'
, _' custom-flaunt that“ “a hull-
are
'R. P.‘olfi'.;
Mrs. Sun—the. of Philadelphia. who
recently rented Tide Water Cottage at
Tokeneke for the season. is expected
to arrive this week.
—-lce. lee. Raymond Street and Ba.
Young Wallace 1‘. Nelson 0! this
town has. received a diploma for pro
fidency in unwrap as a member
of the “incl-tar Junior Rifle Corps.
The interior of Geo. I. V. Cchlichl.-
ing's hulldmz. tormerly occupied by
the Home Bank and Trust Comma).
ha< been remlntd.
Tre Darien Baseball team will Jour-
‘ney to th: “’3!!! street zroupds. Vot-
walk. Sunday afternoon where the!
will cross bats with the Norwalk Tire
and Rubber tom. The game-will be
called at 3.30 o'clock and a spiritai
contest is looked forward to.
The King's End Fuel Company.
which recently opened a saleroom and
office in the Austin Block on the Post
Road. adding feeds and other stock and
poultry supplies to the line of coal and
wood. has now branched ctt'. further.
adding cement to the Star-ll.
The Home Bank and Tram Company
for the ma: [cw days has been flyin';
from the flags-tall of its n-w building
the lbw-o honor flaws awarded thr-
fown for hating gone "on; the top"
in subscripticms for the third. fourth
and fifth Liberty loans. The town also
exceeded its quota in the first two
loans. but. then no honor flags wr-r-j
awa rded.
All is in )t-dins-ss for tho- firsl up-
w-arnnrru. this pvt-runs. in (‘enter
.4100! ..udlm:imn, m Stanlty C “hi?-
it y's mlnstwls. composed of loud la!»
tut. Thu affair is to secure funds to
make :vpnirs to some of the furniih-
tho) (Tangi‘naatinnal parish
Kramer's band will supply
or; in
lvvt-
Lullrlt' and after the show dancing “ ill
iat- continued until a late hour.
Thv Italian Socilly l’mlwrto Print-i-
up do Piemontc in laying elaborate
plans for the observance of Memorial
Day with '- pared» rxercises at the
nametery an.) a patriotic cc lchrntlon in
tlw afternoon A similar observanl't‘
of Memorial Day laet year was not onlv
enjoyed by the Italian residents. of the
town. but was commented upon as the
most enthusiastic patriotic celebration
of the 'day in trla town. The commit-
. tee of arrangements for this yur's
event is heded by Dominic Frate.
Curpoml 'l'lovd Gallon. who nafi
been with the Marines in Franco for
the past year. arrived in town this
week lo spend a brief tux-loath with
his wife and child. hav'mz recently re-
turned irum France. and assigned to a.
. Virginia Camp pending demobilization.
Corporal Oallo‘ly was married shortly
before his entrance into the service.
in Arizona, the home of the Mlle fam-
ily. But. when he started for the great
adventure, the home was broken up.
his wife, with the baby, coming as
far as New York. where she settled
to see hi- 0“. But the big city was
so unlike the Ariana country home
galowwmbemadebrtheawm.
. RUSSELLITES; Tally.
Enrica. where she has been living for
almost a year. The young nun saw
service at Chatenuo'l'hierry and other
famous battlefields where the Germans
learned wha-z sort of fighters America
8
had sent over.
The recent announcement that John
E. ‘illiflns. who came to Darlen three
yam ago. to take a controlling lmer-_
est in the Dal-ion Review. has disposed
of his inlf'rcsls. came with surprise to
many residents of the Two. for. 31%
thuxh the transfe'r' was made to lflk“
effect last Monday. no int‘mallon of
the impcndln: change was made in H“-
imsue of the lleyfew whi’h appeared
last Friday. To many others. however.
it was known for many months that
Mr. “'illiams was desirous of dispo‘ing
of his interest. He bought a shore
home 3'. Ear; Norwalk. a few mon'h!‘
880. and ear-ecu to remain in this 30'-
tion of the country. which he chose
because he enjoys the proximity to the
salt water more than he dour that of
the upper Hudson Valley from thu
he came.to l‘larien. hal'in: made his
home at “‘alezyliel. and haying sorfl"!
on the stat! of the Troy Times.
UN-
FAIR, COURT HOLDS
U. 5. Circuit Court Reverses Convic-
tion of Bro:"lyn Men on
Espionage Chat-9e.
The United Slates Circuit (‘oax o.’
Apr-Pale. in an opinion written by
Judge Henry U. \K‘ard and concurred
in by Judge llrlnzy “C Rogers. today:
l'fé‘-(‘l'.~’"d the comiction of Joscpn F.
Rulhurlortl. William E. Van Amhurgh.
lobar! J. Marlin. Fry‘derk-k H. liobin-
son, (Sc-urn“ H. }'£.~Ler, (.‘layuu J
\l'nn-Sunzth ll'ln‘i .‘Il.|f‘..l”l;!l and
(iimnnm dc (‘Mcx “lm m Jim'- :2 .
wvrr.‘ convicted in Full-rel Cunt.
Humklyn. nt‘ \lulanon of the enduring-
art.
.‘U'tl'! t.“ ILL-w: ‘7. 20';-
lvm-ul by .V'L‘EP Ha'flaml ll lfmu- to
terms of lu'vnt} yul's' imprison-new
oath and ‘ln: eighth lo lon year: lut
lrrlFonnqul in tltr {Tuned stat-«c peni-
loat’mry a' Atlanm. (la
Pastor Russd": Fol'owcrs.
(I'Sm unw- .
rcltzintu l?’.:ani7i-'.'.ll-"~‘ known a: limo
Bil-i9 S’lllitil.:" A.-<l."‘:.i lull. 5"!)1110'.‘
l‘ulztit Arm-calico and the Walt}
Tow-Jr and Tau: Sd-lle’y. ali Infill“
“killing! a r-Ali:.in'l.~ c‘zll preached 1):"
“Paslm‘” R‘ussvll 1mm l\70 m ms
death in l‘llfi. 0w- u.’ ll "rh' (ht-trin-
ls an :zlnoiuh- nmltibi run of Izw sli-
ling 0: human beings or lalun: .23.}
(Ln nap
tit'lfl‘. Hull: very”)! . ~' n.
PM”: in “a“.
Judge “'artl. in the prevailing C
cit-lion. say: then. wa.‘ sulfide-m evi-
dence til-m. which to submit Lb!- can
to th jury. and mentions the calling
by the government of lhree "l moses.
Mrs. Mabel Campbell. Mrs. Agnes
Hudzlngt-t and “'llliam I“. Hudxings. all
of whom wore members of the Interna-
llonal Bible Sludenl( Association.
Concluding the opinl‘n. Judge Ward
said-
““7? thing the attitude of thc noun
in team! lo lhe trrtlmony of these
thruv witnefievs and UN: action 1' look
in tlxc prune-ore of the jury in the ca‘w
of the lludzingses was most prejudi—
cal to the defendants,"
Judge Martin A. Mutton. descending
from the prevailing opinion. anon:
other things. said:
"l are no error warranllnr' a re-
\‘exsal of this conviction In the con-
dam of the trial judge and in my
opinion, the judgment should be af-
firmed.
.1 Sentinel Want Advertise-
—Try
ment.
~
-gcnial location'which she found in
l W
.liss Gertrude Sicnois is t‘mr‘k‘Y‘u
,in James J.‘Cody's drug gore. '
,3 There will be a social gathering cl”
the Men‘s Assembly in the Methodist
.Church. this evening. at S p. m.
The B. B. Sewing Club spent Mom
day evening at the home of Miss Bar.
gar?! Laher in Locust are: he.
The Soldiers' and Sailors' fund dance
in the Town Hall this flailing, is to—
ing to be a very fine aflair.
Mr. and Mrs. W. “1 Carmen an-
nounce the (11.83ch or their daugh-
ter. Lucy F. to Milton G. Smith 0(-
Aqueduct. L I.
Charles E. Heydt and family of Sen-
York will take posse-clan of their
summer home
road. may.
The New Canaan (‘ommunity (”an-
nlns club will sell the balance of its "
prodaa at the Fairly star..- on Salur l
day. May .17. 1mm 9.30 to 11 a. m. g
The Young People’s Society of Chris-3
(inn DIdeavor of the l‘onzregalionall
Chumh has changed its hour of serum 3
on Sunday evenings through the sum-'
tied months (rum 7 lo 7.30. E
The mm Class of zinc: ll. E.‘
Church will have a food rale in the:
church m'lors on Friday, :.:;y 2:. m"
2.30 p. m. Homemade fwd. cake and?
canned fruits will be dispomt of. -'
The Selectmen have arrangul turf
the contract [or the purchasing of "VJ
Snydu prone-tr adjoininc tho mum,
house in South avenue. The lull":
counsel is now searching the title. I
Postmaster Henry Kelley. F1 ah‘x‘;
Kelley. James (‘ody and John Karl 3'."
landed the funeral of Walter J. Moore?
(father of new. John F. Mom-cl. in:
9-—.—. “nub
e1
i
in the Mnrshall Ridxv'
t
Alt-dances the evening 0 ‘ ifs new store at. 37
May Ismat'io’elodr
MOI
AN OPEN 1‘ ' g
The Connecticut Bedding Store '
“73%;?" (ton Street. Friday .(W'Cl‘ll‘n f
wit a ll exhibition will be made of Its new and filth-elm
alarmsscs, 8508 F180]! COVERING:
Oath;- vunng' dfiefiam' dent tratioawill
“gummmuddofaflogn1fadm
inc
be showing how m:
mam The Conccticul ll:
NO‘ MIDDLE MAN’S PROFIT TO PAY .
fi’e want to become acquainted with you and will your confidence with ()u.: in
Blake up your mind
Cotton'l‘
Hartford. “'ednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brennan 0! For-
est street received word “'cdnefldayi
arrvmorm that their son. llusirian P.
.l. Brcrtnan. who has been twencas fur
lhv pa" 371.". anihfid in the Slate—x.
“'mlneaday. on the transnurl Palm,
mares from St. Xazuire. Franc-g and in
my: :2: Farm» )lo'rriu. X. J. .
ln-rutdinz Seminary Eugtne “'vtl of
\mer ml. .\'0, 37. I. o. o. it. has:
announced that on Tuesday ewninz.‘
June 3. the demo. team or Puritan
Lodge at Stamford will visit Wooster,
lodge and work the third degm on n '
class of candldales. _
All returned Soldiers and Fallow:
who have no: rcccived invitations in;
18k? pan in the Memorial Day on r-j'
clues are requestul to notitv the Sol l
allcra’ and Sallore' Had Committee .
whldl consists of Otto E. Schmidt. f‘ ,
E. T. Fairly. C. G. Holler. R. B. Mon-9,»
T. Vl'. Candler. G. 13. Bolton. John ll.’
Behrc. and J. E. Remain. '
At the monthlv meeting of tin
School Committee in the Town Hall
Honky evening. the rccomntendatlon
of Supt. Sale. for increase ol’ salarles children in the parade on ”ml in the ”8“ has put the “1“;me
Day.
At '59 junction «1 M“. m and tin (llama which they are tomsonl in
Monty alter-non, the Volunteer The Company's hall at
Herman "city 0128 South lam: Newton next. Monday and Tuesday
P‘" mm“ was seriously W evenings. Members of St. John‘s par-
wben his M car turned over in (mm
timdwfisgamcmm slon tickets and a larzecwwd is or
struck the [in hydrant. making an "'1“; fl '
ugly bruise ii the lpck. alter. the rizhl ~ ”satin“ of "to may.
of teachers. was read and referred to
a coming-e 0! three. consisting of S.
B. Hoyt. C. G Taylor and Alexander
)icKeadrick. The recommendation
provides for an increase of 875 to 3150
The committee is to investigate and re-
port at a special meeting at the can
ofthegtalrman. ltwaaalsovotcdm
norm-'0 the (lap mad M the school
l
l
l
headaches, dizziness, lan-
guor, etc. there are many
fir Women's Troubles
torpidlivcrorovcr-burdcncd
stomach, is
-.
causes but when aggravated
by a complete derangcmcn t
'of the digestive organs, they
are doubly disagreeable. A }
EEECHAME $911.5
have for seventy years been the
favorite remedy for stomach and
liver ailments. Their action is
easy and certain. They elimin-
ate the secretions of indigestiblc
matter in the intestines, purge
the liver, stimulate the tissues,
nerve cells.
found in the
to happiness.
health depends in a great
measure upon the perfect
condition of the stomach. .
scnd pure invigorating blood
through the Veins, energize the
return and morbid conditions
disappear. That’s wh y they arcso
popular, and why they have been
, Difference
Diwali": oflpm'al
“In J
acid! MW} 50:.
not conducive
Pc rfcct
Health \\ ill soon
cause of health to
‘W “I
Railroad arcane.
hater rib.
l " .‘.
othor 0' . 9mm of the automobile.
Cotton
mm
he
The Civic League
iwrrlifi‘=1 a: l%% anti-ragga: sg 711,1“
"0
.u-o-an~o'a‘.a-.Q ..... .
Edzeu... ...... $12.48
...... $17.25
The lion
He was met! i... Dick
inson's a"! store. "‘6'? m. “:mtc “cram“! 3mm eh... ‘05-“ m. .
'fottnd that them were no bones broken mind: a public dump _
Be advised that the blunt! can
:lakm m the Stamford Hoegotul for flu". ”ages and have said that
ther examination.
emergent-y kit at the New Canaan An-
to Cab 0'0}! films? W W" “‘10 siou upon 1" opln who are acting to_
use for the rim time. and Noisy was
taken to the hospital on the stretcher.
ivr the rich? MY".
vwv-zval v. I'm ooh a slight scratch ov-
l‘lotll mm" were cm-
t‘lnvcd hr lev Untied Fruit and Butt?“
.Stm‘o of Port Chester. “'0!on was tln“
driver.
St. John's Dramatic Club, which has
UP-TO-Dm
leans money in m pocket.
est value: this town has eve.-
Lcng Finer Cigar which retails
Saturday you can buy
MA I I RESSES
“3* make «our vmn lizallr '~\"
lini- new»! mmlnnt .nacltitrnt'y. and rim
numb-sues f‘t-r luuv-r prim): than an}: m...»- ~‘Izl‘v-
o-vurv nmllrnws “v wil l\fllwnlllt'll)' gluzmmw . ,., \,, .- '
OF?! H lXNHl ’TIUNS with
f.‘f.v( .. , Ml:
thorn-{mm
€32 r
~-‘;.
ll
1 - .
ll]:llluf.‘lvl.;;
Floor ('n‘wr THIS ctmlule Us to <03! m mill-3; lot“ " g ' .
t-r HIDE“.
try alt-tin?" we st-ll lhc tmlimi
v. wrlh nr _- uur mom-y hack."
hl’li‘ 'l.\I. HFI’ER «lurin
llzt "he'll-nee uf uur work
make lever tualtrnwr‘s for the “half who“:
Tho "Hi!!! charm- fnr Illaklillf Int-r a .,
l”"'lllt' hall”! llmllrrwww in mun »
\‘J EEK ”XLY.
i~ {rum $3.?“ in $4.0”.
'xl‘llo'r.
IN ADDITIHX ln lhi
ill-lid:- in the «are “ill lw «'4 an llllil~lid”_'~ 3"“ l“'l""“-
Silk Floss Mattress
, ify all are going to hu_\' 3 mallre<~ to buy a gum} um».
Size only. $21.“).
$1.98
BEDS
White Enamel
$7.75
National
Sag PM 59.09
on (I! the rehearsals. tor "Rio Grande,‘
fish are now my (lumen: of admis-
W'ohy was
lam-‘11: will loll-vw lliv (1::
TOKPNKP W “\a» lung bun“
ln the wood v
lhl‘ouzh whit-h the m?“ Tl-k! nclae lO'l’l
pile! o!
rubbish rich: beside the highway mo
M!‘ alumna: '0!“ a turntable inn-r. .<~
first tint». and Hall
estate tranw' ‘ e been prejudiv
ha! ha: Q; : .. ting the ’llfilll‘t’
”1014‘. r-"ttplninls. tho S"l'¢'hll‘u
run» owed a new ~lte. fm‘lhnr
bar-k t' I'm fhv rnad.. as the pultlic
dump. Sizna at the old lomutm want
remit. azamst lmning any furzlw't
ulnlrfblliimw 01' rubhish thaw. and V! "
Tokenpke for til
0
30,4.
much-
I flew M Honey-club Rad!»
z» llw p'llrlr. \'~-
." "nu-lillvm should avail 23-9¢*llMl\'t\ nl' this
You know what other den --"~ are asking for Silk l-‘lms Maltrcwes!
Combinati in. Rolled Educ ...... $7.5.“
Lottonl'clt.......-..,.
SouthAmericunHa'u‘
traction! Darling Go. 1
37 WASHINGTON 51“., "South K'omatk, Contra.
l
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I,
fly
SPRINGS .A
W'Vj'fi .‘ .' '\-_~
ll will be our firm policy alway. *. _ .
quart-tutu» - 2' ‘ . . .V I
‘h'l'u- .'_‘ \‘.-: 4"“ "ll il.‘
«.5. ‘IJI "l‘ ‘t‘.
.1:
rxll‘uux
\V N ' l;
«vlTo-r l' 1‘ Hlelir-z
Spam-Sal fur Hpnniug. '
.. . . . $14.3»
..... $2997»
star 335.“).
. alt-p-“
au'ro mum: alum
‘ I“?
Q M £35
in Ian St. Norwalk, Goa-.1
umwcumc '-
wt than to the new dump, which is.
given many rllPCP~Rflll entertainments also intlicatv-l by proper signs.
’ TUR‘DAY AT—
Tarlov Bros.
CIGAR STORE ,
We have on that (lay the great-
oeen. We have a Union-made;
at $2.50 per box of 50. This
litxol 50 Union Press Cigars $2
OTHER SPECIALS
French Briar Pipes . 25c 14 a. El. Jar ldgeworth
1 Tim t z.- T b R. n. Eeg.i1.60. Sat. 31.35
' . -' .. o .
3 oz as on 16 oz. o1. Jar 7am.
3“ 90° 5“" ------- 75c Reg. $1.50. Sat. ..... $1.30
BM“ ““3- TW- liayo Gut Plnb Tob.
Reg. 150. Sat. ....... 10c Reg. 7:. Est. ......... 5c
Ilahadnm Block. I'd. 1581. South Norwalk.
INM
Buttons Covered
llaraboaa and Fun Remodeled
mm: ISO?
I4 N. Ma's 8:. Go. Nonalk.
“Rags 5: lb.
And best prices. paid for all kn-Zs
of Junk only if you send postai vr
telephone.
WM. EFFRON
3 Rowan St. East Nonnufk.
Tel. 441. Tel. 44:
No Sweet. ssors Whataoevc‘
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QUALITY
CLOTHES
For Men, Women and
" Children
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