Mrs. Charles llvxhee i~< r-ntcrtaining .
the member: of the W. (3. T. U. at her
7 home 54 Fort. sneer. thi< afternoon.
when the uéual routine matters will be
disposed of and a. socinl time enioy-
ed. .
The Red Cross Auxiliary of the East
Avenue Methodist (‘hnrch are holding
their regular wcePiy meeting this af-
ternoou at the church.
The disazn-eahle weather of last
evening was largely re<ponsihle for the
poor attenwlanco at the mid week ser-
vices at the Ea“t_.'tvcnti~ llt'thodht
Church when the Rm: liprbeit YT. Mars-
land was in charge.
The W'Hrrn’s Alltili‘UT
Church held their \Vepklv wesion
tetday afternoon at the hrmc of Mrs.
Samuel \‘.'. Kelley. on Switviuv ave-
nue. ~-,
(‘hrist
705‘
of
The» ladil 4 0f thc liast Karon”: Im-
provement A;-.«,~eiatio.r are meetinz
this aficrnoon with Mrs. .‘li'ton El-
wood. on Cove uv-nun. Thr ladiea
are doinn m-u‘in" hr the roofing haz-
aax', wra’de amount of which
Work is yet ‘0 he dnnc h‘: the ladie’s.
Anvtt‘unc~tit>nt it! been made bv
the third «licirict commissioners which
will afflict every one in East Nnt‘walk.
to the. affirm. that all electrical power
will be, shut off in East .‘Yorwalk all
day Sunday in. order to make. 'a" num-
ber of impmvexnents at. the electrical
plant.
Rm: 'Mr. Mortcnscn, of the Swedish
orphanace at (”luunwell, Conn. was
prearnt at. the midweek services at
the Swedish t‘ongregational Church on
Fort street. Rev. Mortcnson came horn
under the auspices of tho Dorcas (‘ir-
cle of the church and delivered a vcry
interesting address to the large congre-
gation present.
The cheery reappearance of Old Sol
this morninz was welcomed by every
person on the East Side.
rays of the sun. it is hoped, will my
the miniature lakes that are in evi-
dence on every street on the East Sid
a tz'mr‘id
On next. Thursday evening. May “W""mi'm ”a"
29th. the \Von:en‘s Auxiliary of Chris
Church will obeerve the anniversary 1‘0“”:
of their oceanization. Plans for a de-
;_ Phil». R
‘ rien M. E. (‘hurch began its work of
The Qtron: ’
fl
Mien 3:an of Fair-
t‘ield. Arch Deacon for P‘aix'field (bon-
ty. participated in the service.
The canvaasing committee of the Da~
obtaining: subscriptions to" the (‘ ‘mvn‘
arv Fund last Sunday afternoon. and
before eyenin: the variant teams ris-
ited one-third of the persons assiwned
them. and rntered subscriptions for
about oneim't the church‘s quota, so
that they have every expectation of be-
ing able to 2-4 port by next Sunduv even-
ing that (h.- local church has "gone
over the top."
News wan recentiv hr
friends in to-vr of the death. on March
13. of Miss losrphine Duskanu. former»
l)” of Marian-~10 avr‘nuc in um i: “—n u:
a hospital in t‘hula Vista, (‘-'. Mix“
Dnskam. with her mother. Mrs Szr'an
E. Daskam. r-umovcd from here to Va".-
adena a year ago. last fall. having Ill"
(:idcd to makc that city, where they
had spent lzlfll‘V u‘ilite"<. tir-ir 'w"'u‘i't
on! homc. and tiny Sultl their property
on Mansfield {in'nur' to Edvard 'l‘.
Bates. nnw :t-cond Silc'u'nan .‘ti‘sz.
FJskam was taken ill and rm": to thc
hospital lla \‘t‘l‘ltll s‘w (ii 1! fir treat-
mcnt. but without avail. ;
James Rus-e‘l of .‘Uauit‘rr‘rl vii-uproa-
S atufrsz'tl “Till!" of 17W
worth Learn" and Geog."- (l den of
New Canaan. who incinerlr. h ‘vl that
f'lit‘Eiq of lwrm' l\'~ mp of
rr ."- it't‘ll
him" if lll'
office. wcrv
“'Psl avonu“. paw-ridvnt rt 1"." wroup,
the thrce young mt n niert’n" ac ‘ntlm-s
to decidc Which of thv lt‘fltlit‘“ compris-
in: tho New York D‘siriit of th - New
York East Confl‘rene.~ should he award-
:‘d the Silver loving cup which was to
he bestowed upon the chapter winning;
the most 1; into in the contest. :
lira. Charir's Rex-holds ha: lwen inl
town for a fI-w days, Sui-wiri'i-ndinc:
the romoVal of some, of lur household .
effects from tho litthmiint par-mn'mv,‘
to Rm'fand fairs, ilevnoid's ncw homo;
at Hunting ‘liitlzc. wlmi'c llmv have re-i
cently houuht a summcr rc-sitlr‘nce. Mf‘.
Reynold.»- t‘os’encd the l: '-:l pastorate
of less than nine month“. to enter the"
service of Ill" Y. M t‘, .\. n‘t'cisvas. lie
is now rotated in work at the Now.
York (yiiicn of the i‘v mourn": movement
of the denomination and supplyin: the
pulpit of th- Southport 3i. l-I. t‘hurch
on Sunday nini'ninzs. 3
of the llaricn
r::..__.____-
heal th .
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You must be able to take the food you fancy without
discomfort—you can aid digestion and assimilation and
insure maximum nutrition by occasionally taking a
dose of the famous family remedy, Beecliam’s Pills.
Under their safe, gentle, but powerful influence, you
“ can shake off a host of troubles which tend'tc make
\. life miserable. Dyspepsia, headaches, dcprcsston and
'>‘ want of tone, to mention but- a few, will disap-
\‘~ pear; and you will be blessed by joys of solid robust
These wonderfully eficicnt pills are
the favorite medicine of thousands offamilics.
.\ What: Beecham’s Pills have done for them they
To ENJOY LIFE l
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=. \\ . you will have every reason to congratulate // ;
‘ \.\ yourself on your progress; You may look 1‘,"
- ‘ \.\ forward to renewed good health, and /:;
‘ .‘\\ to the happiness which attends a life :’
s. \\ free from all dyspeptic ailments. / ’_
\\ There is no need to deny yourself .’ '-
" your favorite dishes -- they will 1/ 3
At .n \ not inconvenience you if you 1/ 7'71?
, druggists wt... to “3...
10¢. 25¢. ‘»\\“ TAKE // / an ailing?) box.
\
“THE LARGEST SALE OF'ANY
DIOCESE OF CONNECTICUT
FORMS CATHEDRAL CHAPTER
A. o. H. CONVENTION. !
sump/'5 nu,
MEDICINE IN THE WORLD"
THE STAN DiNGS
lightful birthday party are now finderl Miss Charlotte Lowndcs; fourth Vice-
ray,
_,-—_.._—_.___
'nAniEN
AND
Hiram Van 'Kirk. l’h.D.. rector
of St. Luke's Church. Noroton,
been attending the convention of the
Diocese of Connecticut. or the Episco-
Rev.
pal Church. in session this week at X
New Haven.
Yesterday's frequent showers wash
ed out the sidewalks. in several places
about town. and demonstrated
need for cement walks along our most- me"): UH-x‘ one hundred books will
veugd 8t. for the earth-or-ash- be ready for circulation. They are di- of the use of the fire pumpS.
ha SUE 65 juvenile fiction.
walks most frequently found do not
stand these driving rains.
Lama: Butler. who started
'spring to install a modern gasoline
kiosk at the railroad depot, is now pro-
ceeding with the work, and experts
shortly to have the place open. Know-
ing that Uncle Sam needcd him in the
army, Mr. Butler held the plans in
jibeyance last. summer and enliSted to
‘wear the, khaki.
St. Luke's Church. Noroton.
thronged Tuesday afternoon by those
who wished to show the— lest tribute
of respect to the late William E. Street,
many coming from Bridzrport. New
York and other places out of town.
Former business associates from New
York were especially numerous.
side the motor. Rev. Hiram Van Kirk,
g . .. .
“’35
4—
l Strength}
OMEN NEED STRENGTH to meet
the urea; of life durin‘ mes-.- troublem-
times. Vv'orry. anxiety orwrrow undu-
the-trend: and health. To be 31mm: and wcll,
III the organs of the body mun perform the
incrim- ssigncd to than by nature.
nouwm
\—. Hp weak. overworked or distased kidney:
. ' and W Iovmmd Ind balmy nticn, ca
. ”thaw-hired from wane Ind nelson»-
‘ . .- m that came- bochche. pz‘ns in side,
» ‘Inre and”. Itifi’ ioian. lumhrgo, .'.“(".'u::£u;1,
under eyes and kindred lymptoms.
- ' Mn. 1. D. Miller. Syracuse. N.Y., wire"
» ”For my en 09‘ and 0-1.! miles-ed from
lid-9y trout; rheumatism. ! had a severe
We “fell miserable, and l to! to a placo
- “lumanm ImmFoley
In." In and «dint two Raoul“ Ian
7 “SW " $31.3”! ”"1 ‘°
cloni- --, . “in: .. '
vided as follows:
24 fiction, and
"I ')
.. a
Non-fiction.
last come and you will be sure to find some—
So
*9?
_.._..._
thing to appeal to you, in one of these?
departments.
Minor D. Randall. of Tokcnelte. l’i‘tS'
brought suit amainrzt
Paul N. Turner,
Th: Epuoitli Loo-gur- _
Stage Oficc ‘. V t D .
.\i. if Chm-m held its annual meeting . _, _ r. g "' ”mu" Next. Salter" League.
Ep:scopa.nan Body wut Have Charge ”“1”“ \V L.
for tho t‘lt't‘llllll t f officers on TuchaY of V P bi p ‘ The rtnie officers at tlu- Ancient Or- ' \"urcwstrr 3' 1
e nizzht and qt it-z-tul the i'ullowin: for \' .. . f‘J? e '03,” y. der «f Hiberntum: and ot the ladies' lin'dnrport ‘ ' ' ‘ 2
' pm‘mm" John Ol- . ’9“ ”Away, May -:-—A cathe- auxiliary of the mdvr wdl “M! with “fa."h‘,rv """ q, ..
~ - .~ ' . 41ml Chapter to have charge. of rho the Donimrv convention cnmxnnteos of 1’ “ie - """"" . f;
f drin: first nee-president. Miss berepta , , _ . rout nee .......... «i ._
... _. . ‘id ‘1‘ cathedral of llh’ Epjgcopnl (“OCPSG thl‘ A. O. H. and ill“ l‘fldffifi sanitary Springfield """""""" 2 3
”(and ‘wo'mm‘ ent. ‘ "S of Connecticut has been formed it on Sunday Mlcrnwm to common8 ”W Plitsfield .. 2 ::
Emma. Bates: third ricwpresident. ' .mm” for 'he ntntc convenflon New Haven ---------- ..
w“ announced y°”t°'d‘y- “d R‘V' m be held In mainly in September. ‘Hartfurd _' i i g
. ,. . r. . . . Samuel R- (nlladny. l" Hartford, mny Arrangements will ntso.he common-l "
president, Mm Leroy kt mp. treasmr Nat-o at League.
_ ,’ n ‘ ~ I‘ ' . ... . -‘I_ accept appointment as «loan. The ed for the s‘ate adenine-s who arouble’ ‘V. L.
901‘. Shine) mrtxel ‘ secular). ‘ ‘55 chapter will have charge of property to attend ”‘9 "Vii“m“ “O“N’IUO“ New York .......... H 6
Mabel Raymond: pianist. Miss Alice Valued m "50 000 With an endowment which Wm (.omrpne ‘- San Francnt‘o. Cincinnati VVVVVV 1‘ 8
Lee. About 40 young people were. pres- of $250009 ' ' l(mitt. on July 15. It is expected that Brooklyn ____________ 13 7
cut. and the evening was most enjoy- ' ‘ l‘" 0“; “1081““: 0'53"“ will 37'1"“! ll“? Pittsbquh ........... 11 10
. . - , . . . v .1... “ "‘“' Ill“ 11‘ “hi-‘3' fl t$71100“ and 1‘50 Chicago .............. 11 ll
ably smut. lC‘t. cream. cruel-(e13, and Pl..\iPi.\'(; MACHINE flhe county "mark 'PhiladPlphia ......... 8 9
cake being served heforn dispersing. 0V THE GREEN. __ _ '5“ Louis ............ 5 16
The League now numbers 33 members, ‘ . . Dogma _____________ 4 13
and is in a flourishiuz condition. An 7"" “""WF-"af‘nn 0f the While, "Al-“Ax D'SASTE' F'xED- 1 American Luau.-
, . , , - - _ pumpinr: machine demonstration on . w, I“
appropiiation toward meeting the in thx (‘ . ‘h: ., ' L... of 1,000 Placed on Both Ship! Chicago ............. 17 C
terrrt on the church mortgage was ‘ '"’”"_ “' " ‘ ““3 ”“hedukd ’0’ in Collision. Cleveland ............ 14 8
made durirg ill" evenin'z. y“"‘”‘"“"~"-"“" “'83 portponed possibly HALIFAX. N. S.. May 23.——Renpon- New York ........... 10 6
because their was aplenty of water sibility for the Halifax explosion. St, Louis ,,,,,,,,,,,,, m 11
» . — comin: down at the time will be held “Noll devtlr'lated the greater part of llosten .............. 9 10
" ' I " ‘ “M. this afternoon at 1 o'clock 'the ci‘y and exacted a toll of 1.000 “'ushington __________ 8 11
T1 . .. . ' ‘llves in December. 1917. rests equally Detroit .............. 8 M
has mum '9 same hullant "I" be used as upon the steamers Mont Blanc and Philadelphia ......... 5 13
‘ - that used in the fire when the First Imo. acording 'to a decision handed totemattonat League.
. Congregation church burned, several dawn by the summit court at Onawa.‘ w. 1..
‘ wagons ag’l. first without the pump. it wm announced yesterday. The or Tannin ............. 12 t
« m-m , mp" \v'ih ”1 . l plosion occurred when the two steam- Binghamten .......... ll 6
:5 lm‘ t (fh?“f’“:~ (1': “inwmmxfm came in collision. The daemon Rochester ........... 9 6
Mm mn- am m“ y 9 "W9 W 9 at t 0 reverses one by Justice Drysdme 0' Baltimore ........... 8 6
”A scvnc with the reprcscntntives of the Halifax in the spring of 1913, p‘rem: Buffalo .............. 9 7
the. 0“ smur‘m‘fi M ”W Rowarmn Free White mmpmly. and the demonstration ”19 fblanile (in the igo‘nt lllzggid inner;- fievilazk ............. z I]:
- . - . _ ' ) ors Or I If? “10 Sal l‘il‘y D.‘ 03 I g .............
ot the mathme Will take in all DhRSLS' ”‘0” case to the Privy Council in Jersey City .......... 4 1‘
England.
Baum Leann,
All rum postponed, min.
0
Be"
The paper.»- have been served by Dep-
utp Sheriff Edward B. it'oulens. A r-omJ
mission on a sale of» some $65,001).
worth oi property. which is due him:
and which has not been paid. is tho,
basis of the. suit by Mr. Randall. who?
has had property in this citv attached. l
Lightt & Light represent the plaintiff,
in the case which is returnable tn thfH
Court of Common Pleas. June term.
FRANKLIN JUNIOR l
i HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM'
l
t A very cxceileizt p'ogram wan given?
.hy pupils of the 5-month grade in the
assrmhly hall of the Franklin Junior
hivh school this morning. The pro-
gram was as follows:
QRecitation, Ready .................
l ............ Rudolph Batzinhcrzer:
, Rrrciuztion. O \Yinnl..
1' Debatc: Rtwiolyed: That Life in the
Country is to Be Preferred to
That of the City.
Affirmative: Harold Bissell, .fithan
Greenberg. John l‘trew.
; Negative: :rnld Fuller. James try-
] ing. Eloise Shore.
} Reci'ation. The American Flag . . ..
l ................ Caroline Garfield
iCommuni'y Singing '
v
Miss Antointt'e -.. Kelley of the
junior high school was in charge or
the program.
Mary Peppi Ton.- .
Cotintcrfritcr Caught!
—______.__
lyn manufacturer sentenced to the
the United Stairs millions of “Talcum powder" tablets as Aspirin T‘bkb-
Don’t ask for Aspirin Tablets—Always slay “Bayer.”
Don’t buy Aspirin in a pill
Always say, “Give me genuine
‘Buyer Touch of Aspirin.’ ” insist
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l I ‘
‘ . All games postponed. rain.
3 Amer-can Leloue.
of this citv. asking dzimazcs of “will! : llz‘l'zl?p:' afikgflaquhm. 2.
. ' . u . . . o.
The New York licaltll autlioritics had a Brook-
pcnitentiary for selling throughout
box! Get Bayer package!
_ .-...... ._~..... _.-_...__‘-._.._--—.-—~—- e..._._»‘ _.
; A” ~30 every “83.32:",
you want on] - ‘ ,v ‘ 1 I Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. .. '.
- 3 the 81 Cl’ '1qu e Cincinnati ar Boston. EV l
', ‘ § Chicago at Pbtlad l a. I
w ith the “Buyer Clo-l” on the 1 8t. units at New {:31 , f
3 “ in American limo. ;
. 1 'as ‘ngton at. St. ouis;
package 'lnd on the tablets. l {hiladyelphtn at Cleveland. 2
. . . '_ 'ew prk'at Chicago.
The genuine “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" have been 8 Boston at Detroit-
proved safe by millions for Pain, Headache, Neuralgia, l Rewiagiifli3§tl§i$.l'awe'
Toothache, Earache. Rheumatism, Lumbago, Colds; i ifiéé?°éi$‘2§°§ll§fmm
Grippc, influenza] Colds, Joint Pains, Neu’ritb. Prayer l mu" .“ ”awe"
. i ' ~
Piggy?- American M WWII: amen
9.
St. Louis. 5: Washington. 4.
Chicago. 1: New York. 0.
. (.nat our-o t---I nae.
Dinghamton. 5; Jersey City, 4.
Other games postponed.
r. --— «inn.
Milwaukee. 6; St. Paul. 4.
Indianapolis/totem. rain.
launnile-Columhu. rain.
' own-av 2.".-
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P. (‘.
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.400
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Pf‘t
.700
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.632
.524
.580
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a-
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P‘“
.73.
.636
.625
.476
.474
.421
.364
.278
P P.
.750
.647
£00
.571
.563
.389
.203
.222
iYES’I’ERDAY’S RESULTS
lianaas- City. 9; Minneapolis. 3.
.. urtlc‘. Ara e in,
Birmingham. 34: Memphis. 1-3.
Ariana. 5; Little Rock, 2.
New Orieam. 2; Claims, 1.
* Naehxllle. 7; Mobile. 8.
TODAY’S GAMES
aetem League.
New Haven't”. Hartford.
Providence at Springfield.
Bridgeport at l’ittsneld.
“'aurbury at “’orcestcr.
VIC.
.. -- “WA
l
., Home (llfices
Are Calling
For Better \‘i’orkcrs
The gomtnnent is still n-
;mi‘a'ng for it: C'vil Service
msiticns and is adoring cm
larger inmd' ' ml ries.
For Men, human and
Children
WJACC’BY’S
“‘5le“. Bllfils‘llfi‘s ;
”ll 7 El .
the demand forJSeT'll Buli-
aass College Graduates exceeds
the number nmh’ bio.
HEMSTU C WING
buttons C «med
W and l'vw Remodelql
TUTILE (:1: P
4 N. Main 8:. Sn. NON“
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not $25.00: ;
loud-hand Ford Kuhn ton ‘ Rags 3C Ib'
um”Md' Only Tel. (r l‘wdal “
Lawn mover shunning. We give 3c p0...” Rags I.
am 3mm REPAIR {good prices for ('32,: gunk,
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snot , w H. .
28 m St. Norwalk, Conn. 3 Rowan St. Tel 44.1.
No Sworn-n . ,
vfirvr
f4.- a,
Home Made ice Cream
E ULK OR ERIC-'1‘;
f RESH MADE CAN [El 1- L,
us" our mac PAM: :t
THE BEW. ENGLAND CANDY lii‘ . (0.
10 South Main Street
"5
HYBTONI. PERFECTION. Mum usx. me . arm.
PORTAGE, KARATE”, NORWALK ms AND TL :3:
.zomwpcrcontmfl‘thclist
m l mu
9i 1-2 Iain 8%., M mm Av... Norwalk.
Phone 969_
....~.«—-—-m-v--
I Hershlield’s Motor Express
122 WATER BTIBIT, 80. NORWALK; PHONE 294.
HEW YORK. ‘36 SIXTH AVENUE; 930M FARRAGUT 7'
M! 111?. urwm ”I'll“ AND NEW YORK
i who But Truck: lath: m Also nydrauii: Dump
hack: for WW' Work. _
Tellphono your orders. Prom attention can be giVEil.
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0 «1300911: be employ A rooetpt (inn and obtained
‘- mhr coda. I]!
We haul u: i anywhere. Io Jobmhrge or too small
Puddod Yunnhgnfaou Mao. Furniture lam.
BENJAMIN jEBSBFTELN. Mriet or ‘J
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4
THE SEIYMOUR
omen-man group. n. C, DURING
nun! arm
0km Chowder, Fish Cakes, Fried Codfish, Fried mum. with
M m PM”: Fm hot. ready to take liwtuic
SATURDAY
m 3m Cofl’ee R‘ngi, Wheit and Eye Bread
made. Will mo nuke all kind. of Salads in the ill
‘—
;s lion“
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Connecticut Beddnigtg Stare
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEI
K
' A COUCH WOCK AT 912.?
.5
Cam in and no th’x wanderful value. .1 49
A SILK runs MATTRESS—English roll Ulf-ZC- “‘ 35100
lbs, 5 inzh box fancy ticking at ............ .
T“ is th- manufacturer's price. 1 . "ME
was» ‘w *
A FULL LINE OF FLOOR COVERINGS AT
ERKCES
W2 mun IN HAIR AND SILK FLOQ >
HAW
Come and see us.
Free 2 Free
.5 lb. Wot Fox? Munlite Calcimine with n 5 l“
at 60:."1'0: decanting ceiling! and “'31” (An cm A
' CO-HEN
‘ "* t impact.
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