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THE HOPE OF THE WORLD
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;110 delegates from Belgium.
{and France.
efit of the coming generations w
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V “ 'ery child should have
lritual agencies by which
pongibilliy for children who. on
of impt-Oper home
-e state."
The Word “Altlt'l'icutl” nut
may
tlY.
that every child should llil'i'i'
~ lhome life and that the state
' .separzue pal‘ell'ts
ill
and
f? dictum.
or; as interfering
lies.
- mm well for any st.
t insurance for the future.
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WILIC AID eon HOMES
a
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- . everywhere.
é ‘. _ for financing
(‘3 farmers have.
3.1395,.
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A upecial Communication of Old...
"Well Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. It. will _ ' ‘
All Master Masons cordially and
;: JOHN K. FlNCH. w. M.
.V Attest: Robert M. Wilcox. Secretary.
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A meeting of heads of organizations,
for child welfare has just been held
in this country. with not only, a wide grayes of those. who fought in the my"
‘s-epresentation from the States but al-
t Ennlana'address will be given by Rev.
Many phases of work for the hen-V 3
ere. is earnestly requested to participate in
, .. .;~., and as a sort of basis from
-ich to proceed to detailed work. the.
. V s agreed'upon ‘1“ standards' day ' schGOl scholars and citizens to
Cl by the Children's Bill‘t‘flll :li “('3‘le Union (tenudery,
nonnal ‘V
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-me life an opportunity for edlca ,summcr season. .
-n, recreation, vocational preparation
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201‘ life and for moral and spiritual start running early ill June from the
. elopment in harmony with A}llt‘l'i-
' ideals, and the educational and.
”WW-,Nldliiildis (iniders corner.
J!“ of the child are normally RilfP‘.
. “Aside iron. the general t‘tlntlttvttcntzal ‘ :tl 'l‘okcnckc,
uiy of the state toward children ill
ormal social conditions, ultimate rc-
:‘IP':
conditions.
{biotic-ll handicap or delinquency :tt'c
u need of special carc. tlt‘l'illl't's upon
”(eluded by the other cotlntlics ri-prc-
,nted, 1but as a “confession to faith"
' those believin: in thn- (arc of child
i ll. cove-'5 thc ground pr--ttv thmv
In is noticeably that thc first (‘Srli‘n‘ who was tried.
i mentioned in the artit-lvs quoted tenced to six weeks in jail for the
it not“
allUllltl Tllrcki of Darien at the )lay term of
children
m should quiet the ft't'll'.‘ of lllUnl'
. ”In! prone to regard all \rcll‘art"
l)ll.~_\'-ll0ll:(‘>
" Thechlldren of the world are
hope of the world, and thcir cal-e , , .
V ctl. ho. » 54. of South horwalk. The bought a plot on We st avenue from tho
1‘ much to be said in favor;
The lamentable short‘
_ V'. especially of moderate
. for families of limited in‘
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only of human service‘
. . i fall industrial efllcl‘e‘ncy
‘ “54" housing for the workers.
‘ Vrly argued, too, that city-
_- good a moral right. to.
their 'ilex'nomein-VCramarqug tooth. sum-
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the federal
I‘ncle Sam's back is
broad. but. it cannot stand everything.
of the enterprises that well-
’ government.
i Illmv
'lllcaning citizens are "wishing on" the
na'ional government could just as. well
be handled by the state and municipal
'goverllmcnts. and alight be handled
"ertuinly. L‘a long as there are no fed-
?lmme-biuldin :. there is no good roas-
‘on whv the mattcr cannot llc'takcn iii)
in communitics
The state. county,
by local authorities
where it is urgent.
or city could issue- bonds for purpose:
_V_lt’ there is no legal authority. it should
be provided. And if evcn such local
'hclp of a public nature proves impos-
si'ilr‘. there is no reason why public-
spirited citizens cannot accomplish the.
same purpose nearly as well by provid-
ing private capital. There would he a
fair profit in it. as well as patriotic
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York city are the gues
“nylon avenue.
A successfquehearsal of the Roway-
ton Drum corps was held Wednesday
‘evaning in their quarters at the Bee
.wayton Hose Company House. The
gattendancc was good in spite of the
bad; weather. 'l'ihe corps has several
engagements, the first one being in
Stamford on Memorial Day, where
they have been engaged by the Army
and Navy club for thc big parade in
that city.
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The choir of the East Avenue Metho
‘dist t‘llurch held their weekly rehear-
' sal last evening.
Trap shooters from all sections of
Connecticut and southwestern Vow
York arc taking part in the registered
tournament of the. Norwalk Gun Club.
at Dorlon’s Point today.
in honor of. the returned soldiers.
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3 Mr. and Mrs. ClarenCc \Vyckoll‘ have
topened their 'l‘okeneke house for the:
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Sll tumor.
i Dr. and 3115. Harold R. )lixwll have
'opened their house at Tokcnckc [or
the season.
As usual. on Memorial Sunday. the
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IWar, will be decorated The memorial
Frank
tClarlt. the Baptist clergyman. and
i will take place in the Baptist chuticn at
ofclock. Every citizen of Rowaylon
' these “services. After the service. the
‘Bowaytnn 'Drum‘ Corps will escort
members of Douglas Fowler Post. Sun—
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Daricn is arranging to
store at Hickory
this Week for the
G. A. Velic of
re-opcn his branch
titluff. Belle island.
The public road coach Melcor will
' ’l‘okeneke club.
1 ~«THi'1li-‘l-Zi‘Rl-IAM 0F QAULITY 7—.
.llelllvn's’iee Cream, 55c a quart. al
Arthur‘Sdtllers Roche and family
9 will spend the summer at their her...
Mr. Roche has been.
'rery succesaftll‘antl a interna-
tional fatnc as an author.
Services of the Rowayton .‘lcthodist
. Episcopal church, Sunday, May 2.5:
Morning worship, 10:20, sermon: ”Tho
Vt‘onsccration oi the. )lastcrz" Sunday
‘('lttinl sessitiil. 11:30; Epwortll Leacuc
Devotional Service. tints: evcninu wor-
Sermon: “The Touch of
Personality." Thursday prayer meet-
ing. 7:17». topic for consideration:
"The “'orkalilt- Spirit." Rev. George
'A. liairll. pastor. ;
liowayton folks \Vcrc intcrcstctl in
the judgmcnt in the case of William
1 Richmond of uppcr Rowayton avenue.
convicted and son-
has
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'stealing of chickcne from Stephen
opened in
On the
the superior court. which
Bridgeport a few days ago.
”Fa I t r - l . .:
mills maniffi”) fol t‘" "‘4 gm," night that the deed was committed
l Richmond was caught in the act. chase
was given and he was finally caught
and turned over to the authorities and
.
the six weeks in jail resulted.
Mrs. John H. Plander of Crockett
., .’ . .. .s '
’ solemisslou ”Hm” “'dmm‘ street, and Mrs. Frank Crockett ofV
illowayton avenue. have returned to
W} interest in the welfare of its chib their homes aftcr a trip to Meridian.I James Taylor of
ale 01' na- Where they were sent as delegates to' spends his summers here,
the state convention of the sons and
Daughters of Liberty by Banner Conn-l
:ladies were royally entertained anti
;had a very pleasant trip.
'The fine specimens of maple trees
lssometalk now of the estab— planted several weeks ago on the
eta federal credit system to square at the junction of Rowayton
*m'building of workingmen‘s
it ll suggested that the plan
- alter the rural credit sys- tion
federal cannon given to the people here as :1 L0“ geek pain“ for the season.
and North avenue by the Rowayton
troop of Boy Scouts, are growing nice-
ly .and hid fair to be a decided addi-
to thg little park, where the
' relic of the Civil War, is mounted.
the beautiful Cherie; Klein place in
of Samuel Mead, repaired.
Wells is doing the work.
It is understood that the larfi house
of Raymond Brothers at the corner of
and formerly occupied by the family of
Col. Boyce, is soon to be occupied once
more
Mégfldithfi'rigm has, returned to
mer months. after a. most successful
M
a.
Ihave their children attend.
.memhcrs of the chorus choir of the
.opportunity for the quartette recently
, er members.
my m, W.mi .. any.
sailors and marines of the. East Ave-
nlle Methodist Church. a reception will
:he tendered them on “'ednesdny eve!»
[ing by the Men's Class of the church Du“.
in thc Sunday-school rooms.
The Red Cross Auxiliary of the East
Avenue Methodist ChUI‘Ch held their
usual u‘ccklv sewing session at the
church yesterday afiernoo’n when the
ladies succeeded in accomplishing a charged from m’ in now again at contem.
'that natural paradise for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Chi-la Smith or Rail- avenue attended the convention of Py-i
satisfactory amount of the. work.
Tht
Fchool class at the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church will be opened toinom'nlu Millicent Pumice of Amherst. York-
morning at 10.30 with Miss Lillian Por-
lzed school is for the younger children
whose parents are in attendance at
the usual Sunday morning senlces.
All parents are especially urged to
take advantage of this opportunity and
The music committee of the East
Arr-nu» hlelilodlst (‘hurT‘ll have at»
ranged to lOl‘ilPl‘ a reception to the
church on Monday evening. The pur-
pose of the reception is to afford an
secured as a nucleus for the choir to
become bellcl‘ acquainted with the oth-
The dioirsters are enter»
lv awaiting' the time. and are anticipat-
ing a very plrasant evening.
The conunittoc in charge of the cus-
ts of Mrs: Horo-
’witz's sister, Mrs. P. M. Needle of Ro-
i under execution, Wan postponed for two
new Kindergarten Sunday,
Mrs. Dougnll Hawkes of “Riva Hello."
Contentment Island. who‘has extensive
interests in France left for a trip to
that country a few days ago.
The sidewalk along the Post road 310‘
tween Weed and Hillside avenues has
been cut down nearer the grade of the
highwav. and otherwise improved.
Mr. and Mrs. George N. Yeaton of the
Pox-ti road recently entertained RP“
J. Frank Russell. who is in this coun-
try on a furlough, having served ten
years as a missionary in the Prillip-
pines.
i The auction sale of a Davis tourinz
car. which was to have been sold at
the ilaricn Carma Vl’ednesday after-
noon by Deputy Sheriff LincOln Taxltlr
'eeks.
l-‘rank Schleuter of this town. who
recently enlisted in the navy. havinzi
becn too young to enter the servicc
during the “at. has been undergoing
the usual quarantine of the recruits.
and expects soon to take up actual seri
vice.
The two tractors and war cannon.
‘which reccntly. while eastward hound
stopped in town for a brief stal‘. en-f
deavoring to secure enlistment". paS‘lV
ed through yesterday morning on 'llt-it'
return trip. making no stop.
Ernest lo- Gron'l. who clasctl up his
blacksmith shop on Mechanic strcci.
about a year ago. to cuter xovermncnl‘
work at Wilson's Point. having com—
pleted the latter service. is now in the
employ of the Rings End Fuel (‘om-
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i Harry Schllchtina. who. before or.-
listing In the army. usually spent his.
summers at New Word. where 1141i
pursued his artistic bent. fishing and
hunting in his leisure having been «lla-
road avenue have been entertaining
Muss. where Mr. Smith was employed;
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at College. but after a few months rc- 3 p. In. All veterans' sons an invited?
turned to nation. his niti'om. :
Horocc B. Olmsted. aunt
of Highways and W. has ndvcr-Z
tiscd for proposals for permanent pay-l
ing. in length about 1%. miles. mainly
along the new Tokeneha road. whicllfi
it is proposed to lay shortly. The lli‘ls
will he opened next Tuesday at 2
P. m. .
Glut Noumann of this town‘spcnt a.
few days recently with his “1““an
here. and has returned to Camp new.
ens. lie but! not yet been discharged;
as he is still undergoing framing at“
on camp hwpitd. as in is stiffen“:
from the effects of having ,beonxuwd ;
while in the service abmd. ‘ 1
Fred S. Moodv of tie Port road. who;
tumc recital to be given on next “'etl-
V nesda \' evening at the Community Hall
under the ant-piece of migrant Nor- [flying an office in that ciiv. is now (mo pendicitls.
walk improvement Association. report
:t very fine sale of tickets and the in-
dications point to a record attendance.
\liss Sarah Scnigo. who is well remem-
ht-rctl by tho music lovers of Norwalk
still» her last appearance ficrc. will
give the rccilal assisted by Miss M8591
Mills-r. violinist. and Carlton L'llomme-
tilt-u pianist.
Albert Punzcll has returned front a
trip to Baltimore.
Mrs. \l‘. ll. Doland has be: u vi<itin2
relatives at Clanford. N. J.
. Mrs Louis Parker has retumcd from
a two weekv fish in New York.
Brooklyn. who
was in town
a few days ago. "
. lrallanl l-I. Arthur of New York has
Cornell estate.
i Miss A. Meyers of the Bronx will
occupy the McClellan house on the
Post road for the summer.
. .Mrs. F. B. Williamson of “fest SidP
avenue has been entertaining her broth
or from Philadelphia.
7 Douglas L. Elliman and family home
opened Shore Acre. their home on
i Henry B. Cooke of Prospect avenue
Dr. Hard, who is now the owner of has been entertaining his when. t,
Clarence Woodward of Los Angela.
Ydoing the work.
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson of Logan
street have been entertaining 'Mr. and
Rowayton avenue and 'Pennoyer street, Mrs. Henry Johnson and their dnugh-J tern of these vile poisons and ‘ _
.ter, of Bridgeport.
Captain Havelon Rowland. formerly
of this town. now llvintr in California.
Iis vlsitinz relatives in South Norfolk,
and making occasional trips to v~
mm at met-mm —
Iwus one of the star sellers of Liberty
Loans for the Stanford cunlmitttce.
’of the most active members of the Sal-z
vation Army drive committee, and tilt“:
committee's tepreserltatlvc.~l at
building. '
Tho St-lccttllctl have had a drwsin':
of top soil placed over the cans, ashcs‘V
and other refuse at the formvr public.
(lump alum: the road to Toko-nckc hc-‘I
side the trolley track. so that cycsort‘t
is no longer visible to the pllblicrsl‘il-i
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Everyone Should 2
Drink Hot Water i
in the Morning 3
Walt away all the “crunch. liver.
and MW pol-one before
bro-Hui.
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To feel your best day in and do!
out, to feel clean imidc; no sour bill.
to coat your tongue and slcken you!
breath or dull your head; no consthI-'
itlon. hllious attacks. sick headache
colds, rheumatism or sassy. acid stom-
ach. you must bathe on the inside like
you bath outside. This is vastly mom}
important, because the skin pores dct
not absorb impurities into the blood?
while the bowel pores do, says a wed:
known physician.
To keep these poisons and toxxns
well flushed from the stomach. liver.
kidneys and bowels. drink before
breakfast each daY, a glass of hot
Mote from you Wign- u
in it. This cleanse purity and
freshen the entire annular?
. before putting more food
‘lnto the stomach. ‘
Mflh avenue, is having the (lock 0“ Allen Williams of “Vestaide avenue .
his shore property next to the store is extending his garage and adding all-g hwh:tqn:ner pound Of limeston‘l
Charles other story to it. John H. Ohm-lander £2121);an zggr-szfirfi‘afmékm
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‘except a nourish twinge which is not
water every morning to rid your. m
the to prevent their formation.
. To fool like young folks feel; like
7|! fall before your blood. nerve- and
“scheme saturation with an Iso-
'v.-here nearly everyone has some sort
.m‘al days with friends in New York.
the fin the interest of the
headquarters in the Burlington ‘.\l‘('.$|tlt'v.
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water with a teaspoonful of limestone.
Y, MAY 24. 1913
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.lu'. mama-ism M1. Vii-«n wan: m me u“:
A buflet lunch was served. Deputy Marshal .I t- v. .. ~
The adjourned annual borough meet, bunks. Alaska. is m y... - . .— .
ins wil be held in the Town Halliitory that a white “it. tt— i. V; '
building, Tuesday. May 27. at 8 p. m.. ‘ appearance in the rut.“ -
when the tax for the ensuing year Will site the mouth of UM 'l‘;.- .
ited folks who disliked to have vulture
to town. especially to that section. gain
an unfavorable opinion of the town.
as was inevitable while the rubbish
heap remained there.
That Darien folks are patient and
long-suffering is shown in the’submie- be laid. Reports of the Vl’arden and He noticed the lilillll'tt “SP-m
sive spirit in which they have received Treasurer will also be acted upon. 0n trip up from Ruby. t .2. s...
election day. when meetings of lhili ; that preparations are llnlv 1.. mm.
the announcement that ice for fam-
klnd are held. there were only threeifor the capture of the MM. . fl ..
lly use this summer will cost 80 cents
per hundredweight. ln both New Hav- present. A3 ll token ten V919": ‘0 (3011'; the river freezes up a in : 2r- 1; ll ,‘
en and Bridgeport the residents pro- Siiilflfifi quorum. ”WT? was a WSi‘.whale was headed for a. “16' we
tested so l’lgomusly against thls ap- ponement. tthe upper Yukon. but lltt rte. . sv-
parcntlv unjustly high price. that the! lvented its getting 'rml ill" 'il-n
.Tunana. lt frequcnll) mm H J.
civic authorities in both cities took up; —-—An advertisement in the Evenlnui
the matter and will sell ice to consum-' Sentinel will doubtless mm the best 3 NOW and has been 1‘9"“ it} t. * :Il':' --
crs at to cents per hundred. at the“ Imus. ' of residents of the lower 1 H~ ..
freighta siding. Such a scheme is Alaska Citizen.
more feasible in a small town like this.
of conveyance, if only a boy's express
wagon. and all homes are near the rail-
road. than in a lame city—eyet Darlen.
evidently must pay the 80 cent price.
May White Sale
It in!» season of things white and chaste. Brides are
to bloom, sweet. and hopeful will set out to Genome:
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W CANAAN would; It is the time of dointy, lovely undounuslins. Trot:-
seaus are growing, hope chats bid for the charming femur-1:1: .»
finer-ion Enthusiasm will run riot over the nichties and em»
_,,._ lope chemise: of finest Philipp'nohsnd moon. Every won
an who odour outpost“ lingerie will wish to inspect this n.
spiring collection in its comprehensive stats. -
m MY SALE 0!" WHITE CONTINUES UNTIL SAT
URDAY, w 3m.
Mrs. A. A. “'heelock is visitinz stv-
lienrv Wilkins has sold his nine in
“"0101! street and returned to Brook.
In. .
Allied 3. Terry and family have air-
rived at their Ponus Ridge home for
the m: 2
Mr, nail“. Flotcher Corey motored l
to Win“. Sunday and returned?
Tue-day often-eon. l
N. L .8.“ has decided to close his;
atom in the urn-once building in Rall- '
road avalue. and is disposing of its-
Mrs. George N. Johnson of 108 East:
thian Sinus held recently in Ncw
The Sons of Veterans will meet in
tonne-d.
Vy'l'he unto In: been the dune °‘i
roads in a systematic way. under the:
supervision of John ”flier. This work '
was started in Park stunt. Holder. ’:
ArthulohnsonnndJmephlLCm-vvg
ford were in Hartford. Saturday and .1
Sunday. They attended the annual. ’
W of their college frntemity at:
the Hotel Bond. ' .
The date for the plant market. un-:
der the auspices of the Plant, Flow}.
S30 Fresh Eggs 53c
Fine'l‘ablemr.............. .......... 5%.. ’
er and Fruit. Guild. boo been set for' ' .
8mm”: May M from w to 12 a. m: American Cheese ......................... 3%..
on the Center School mad. . , First Prize Nut Butter . . .......... . ..... . . 34: In.
Joseph Vitiollo. the Railroad avenue. - . ~.
barber. started work Saturday. often; Jersey Maid Oleo . . . . . ................... . . 326 b i‘
belnlr "laid up" for the past twol , . "\
mumhsV mm“: “m, mm. m. was 0... ' Libby's Evaporated Milk .......... . ..... 2 for 25:" xi.
liar-d to undergo an operation for ap—' ’ - .~ ‘ _ ~ -
4 Libby s Condensed Milk ................ 2 for 9‘54... ‘3
Sum“? "0"an- ‘n the ”Mom“ .1' Trv a lb. of Our Special Grade A Butter . . . . 69c lb. ’
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Church. there will be union sen-loci _ _
8mm). y_ Ill. C. :wwmmw ”35”“ farm '
A. John M. Glover of Norwalk. 8 Y.
C. A secretary. recently returned
from the front. will be the speaker. '
The town tux warrant for the year
191? has been completed. and is now
in the hands of Tax (‘ollector Alexan-
der McKendrick. The town tax to be
paid this year hull“; mills. as against
ll last year.
Harry Orell. who has received a dis-V
charge from the l’. S. Navy Electrical
School in Virginia. was given a party
on chn-utla) evening by twentv oi
o. B. JACKSON
58 WALL STREET. W CONN.
KRYPTOK LENSES— Folding Oxford: in Gold or Shel
Shut-On and Other Haunting.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Ocuilsta’ prescription.»
promptly filled. Expert Bapnh'inf.
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1:. That's what the doughboys called The Salvation Army Worker: on the battlefield: and back :3“
.g. of the lines in France. it:
:: They were “real pooch" to the soldier. boo-use they were just like the folks back home. 3':
0:. with hands accustomed to work andmcaiways ready to smile. i.
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’8‘ And now these some “real people." back from the war with now.- hnrola. have built their :2.
0:0 tromhuinfliomnnminw. Theywillwupthewmrthepoormd :é:
:3: unfortunate at m in“ as they have“. for yuan, only-on a have souls. . i
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to reach down and lift up the men, women and children who htve fallen. :
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