’7": The social committ
mutt 1
In I West-
~ . mneth McKenzzlc. of
w I "ma .—: in charlie of tho Lenten
in Christ EpiscOpal church at
o’clock tonight.
The
:-
m’s plnochle tournament
manned. tomorrow nigh; in
:12 2m” of the Mayflower liOOfi
it agddd‘ company, Van Zant street.
99 of the South
Norwalk Baptist ch ch will met to-
night at the home 0 Mrs. \Villis Aus-
tin. 51 ”Vi" avenue»
men 0! the East Avenue 319810-
dighEMscopd Church will hold an-
other of their gcbtogetbcr supper.- on
Friday. March 19. The speak»? of the
evening will be John M. Glovcrr.
nk Clark. 41 Osborn avenue,
vgg’ntfiam the tnemYm-s of tin- Xi. 0i
man‘s Auxiliary 0! (“min WIECODSL
church 3: their regular “’(‘1’kl} mee.
ing tomorrow afternoon.
' ' id
91911 Cumming». li‘n‘}_ var o
dagg'me-r of Mr. and Mrs Leander
Cummings 67 rFort ‘Polnt sired. is rest,
ing comfortably after liar-.5" fractured
her left arm in a fall at her borne re-
cently.
Gardincr's island, scuzhcas: of mg“?
Island in tho Norwall-z l-g'u'tgrér. 11:8
been leased for 20 years 3: . are
H V" 'M ”on Gardiner. The
Wrty will be converted mto .1
game preserve.
John M. Glover. welfare “forl—tcr in
the A. E. F.. will speak on his error:-
encea in France, Friday night. [l Il‘l'li‘f
a supper to be held in the Eats". Ayn.
‘mm M. ii. church under the dirrrifzon
of the Men's ‘Bible Class. ”Mergers-
and their friends are comm). 1:: Lf'l‘."’r‘l
to be present.
An interesting program of muafw
and songs will he enforced tonizln an:
the birthday social {0 lm held in tile
flab“! Avenue M. E. churrh uz. hr Tl":
auupicee of tho Etiworth but.
ireshmems will be served. Propar
*ionL: have ‘bu—n completed to atromr‘r
data a larg: attendance.
About fifty persons were prnsem,
yeastcarday afternoon. at tho card party
given under the auspices of tho East
Norwalk Improvement assoclaiion a?
the home of Mrs. Orla. \Vood, Elliott
street. Marvin Bcach. The hostwaps
were Mrs.'Wood and Mrs. Frederick A'.
Giorchlno. Tea was served after tho
playing, and a pleasant mciul time on-
flayed.
Rgmwn
h.
”'vvvvvvvv“
Mrs. H. L. Rowland celebratcd her
birthday yesterday by entertaining
the U. S. G. Club. A moat delightful
lunch was served. The afternoon was
spent. in playing cards.
The Ice in Wilson's etfie continues
so thick and solid that many of the
Wilson Point workmen crass it daily
in going to and from their work.
Word was recently received in this
thee that a govomment tug on its
way to Wilson‘s point to be laid up,
tent. ashore and. was wrccked at
' “Anna's Vineyard.
SMALL LOSS
' T0 GOVERNMENT
WASHINGTON. March l7.——The-
'_ total loss to the gow-rnmcm as :1 r9—
81111. at the Supnmc Court's: decision
that stock dividends an- not taxabln
will not exceed $25,000,000 in {he
opinion of most treasury-experts.
Secretary Houston wrote the Hausa
Ways and Means committee today
that the "immediate lass. in uncoliect-
_ d—nxee and refunds would approxi-J
,th 3105.000.“ for 1918 and 1919.
that 1“ much of this would he r0
gained through Lb: Rah» (.f Mocks and
“subsequent taxes on' them. _
57"Moot or the experts of the depart-
513ml," Mr. Houston wrote, “are of the
' opinion that the entirn loss rosulting
tram the exemption or stuck dividends
,5.
"firm be less than 325.000.09.11-
’ secretary Pstimated
‘50 lost in 1919 in taxes.
8 .‘r. KI
The
that $35,000,000
inflected in 1918 would have to be re—
funded and that. a similar sum would
0
NE RETURNS
PREPARED FOR FIGHT
(The Sun and New York Herald)
‘Jtflm '1'. King, national commitme-
i.“ am Connecticut. and until they
'apflt‘mnager of the “'uod for presi-
M boom. has returned from Florida
Mlle has been resting and nrew~
‘llg'pofltical poison for his- enemlc’s.
"His fint fight is with J. Henry
Wk, chairman of the -Connecuv.
at State Committee, who has been
“by to throw Mr. King entirely
m the breastworks. Mr. King
m to Connecticut Monday to pro?
, roe hr the state conveniton, which
: a.
to lb held Tuesday in New Haven.
is filler-stood that-
m on the delegation.
The flame state convention oven.
FM have not been revealed,‘
.. fan!» “.matGen. Wood.
gut nope-r In them-agate
ROCKVILIJE, Birch ‘7.—.\IOY‘,‘ than‘
a score or men were slig‘uly vim-.1: *vi
late yesterday when a car of a war;
{rain on the Keir-039 and Rockvlile
branch of the New Haven railroad
m defined near W88! “'33 simian
here. There were about 50 mm:
185099153 ll the. car and they WW:
"shaken tip when the our fraud 011‘
itsside. Half of the men untamed
cuts and bruises. A-brolten rail is
said to have caused the accidbnt.
The locomotive 'aud wcaboose did no?
leave the rails.
COURT ROOM OVERCROWDED.
NE“? HAVEN, March 17.—-Scores of
persons wero tumcd away from the
Supc-nor Court yesterday when in},
trial of “'llliam M. Jones. charged
with the murder of Mrs. Esther Hop-
croft, enterr-d upon its third week. On-
ly the roaring capacity of the room
:ncv iv filled with sneclators
Mira Leggc. stenogmpher to Coroner
Mix. resumed reading her notes of the
autopsy. counsel for Jones tenantm‘nv
having argun‘ent over the admissi‘"lli~
1:: of portion? of the notes. {hmalfl
Formally of the detective force swore
that Jones answered voluntarily when
questioned by the coroner.
.————~———-—-|———————
COMMITTED To INSANE. ASYLUM.
KEV; “A 'E):, March )7.“'!‘ woman
~ committed to the Middloiown in-
... Anvlalm today by .lud'zn (lilfirm.
of the l‘robatr: Court. who according
".120er pron, had lac-come mon-
xzr‘calztr‘r $ lli\)l]"h um of a de-
miicli under the finrrcis of those
rt spill}; 0‘”. answers 10 dues-
“, a
wr-
x...
'l"‘ ‘ ro'rr‘t roennlly appointed a new
ndmvrgnrat'pr of an estate because
:‘nu ynn‘lr -- m” the m‘a‘n who had snrvcd
dc (“2: son! that he was not. a proper per-
' . mothvr.
,: ..
loans}.
lar device.
EURSLARS BUSY IN
NEW HAVEN AGAlN
EN. Conn. March 11':—
. {mm the store of
., yiurvcynrs of furnish-
I‘vti‘ Yale canning rm
clurIm; .‘Jmmluy niy‘rn
ll l."
"L'. .
, a ( C
r,".zl’li'itn
swim-z: :1 ‘mr
in:
and mr-"pwd \vivh $1.000 worth of rah
ilahl‘ Kill; mnl (chi-r m'ticlvz, Sev-
czal on” r burglar-ms have‘ occurred
in tho nr’ar \‘irwnily which i4 but 11
low :‘oomoms‘walk from the Central
police station. -
TRINITY CHURCH NOTES.
The smreomioan lecture at 4'D'('ICC}(
this afternoon and 7:43 this fiW’ning
in Trinity Episu'vpal church will be
on Panama and Porto Rico, the slides
being largely or tropical scenery. Tit-c
let-turn will probably be the most in-
teresting one yo: given,
Tnmnrrow at 9:30 will be the week-
ly lmnzpn rcmmunlon .
Fridav at 7.}; the rnctor will ad-
drn-ss ‘nn "The Character 0! Herod.
These Fridav evening Lenten address-
m- on tin-n. characters which enacted
who parts which‘lnd. to the tragedy of
:hp firm rmod Friday have been made
cxtremrlv lmemtlng by the rector.
l -
i MANY Kmns OF TREES.
in northeastern ‘Penn’svlvanla are
nearly a hundred species or native for-
est itrvvkz. Probably vet-v few equal
areas have a greater wealth of species.
Cut living costs with a back-lard
garden. ‘
it was afterwards;
lm‘. lie-en influenced by a smu-
in n rmr windrw,
Air. and firs. F. (clam more;
:9 Baltimore, this 1'
f The initiator-y degme was mad
in \V’ooster Lodge. L 0- O~ F» NU!
(My evening. '
Mr. and r313. G. 13. Bolton. who
span; thrcn weeks at Atlantic City,
have returned home.
The New Canaan basketball live
will play the Jersey _ Separates of
Brooklyn, Friday evening.
The Farmer-Kelley Association will
hold its (knee in the Town Hall on
\‘lr'ednesdny evening.
Ansel Jones of Bridgepon spent
the week-end with his sister, Mrs.
Myles E. Adams on Hoyt street.
The ladizs of Acacia Chapter, Ur-
der of the Eastern Star, will hold a
loan-year dance in the town had.
April 16. [
Hazel Rebekah Lodge, l. O. 0. It;
entertained about ”fifty sisters (rout
Stamford , Friday owning. The‘
home team worked the degree.
A! the next meeting of the Wom-
art's Club in Raymond's Hall, April 9.
a musical program, in charge of Mrs.:
.Oliver H. Andreson at Stamford, will
be rendered.
The condition or W D. Hoflecker.
Who has been in thé Somali: Hosp:—
tal, where he underwent an operation.
for appendicitis, is lm‘proving. He;
will return to his home this week. -
Mrs. Marv F. Barman. 66. died at.
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Gil.
martini ill-Brooklyn. Saturday. She
”Mrs ”V0 daughters, Mrs. (lllmartin:
UT_BF00k1)'n. and Mrs. Robert Elwoodi
.oun mm If you as;
‘ Klilllls Am Billil
~—-——-,
Take tablespoom'ul of Salts if Back
hurts or Bladder bothers.
“'0 are a nation of meat eaters and
our Mom! 1:; Mind with uric acid, says
a. well known authority. who warns us.
to be constantly on guard again.“ laid-
ncy trouble.
The kidney; do their utmost to {roe
the blood of this irritating acid. but‘
become weak from overwork; they
not sluggish: me elituinaiive tissues
clog and thus tho waste is retaincd
in the blood to poison the entire 8}"5"
item. _
I “110:: your kidncvs ache and feel
Hike lumps of lzad, and you have sling-
ing pains in the inf-k or the urine is.
('loudv, full or malimrm. hr the hind-
der i3 lrritahlv. obliz‘lng you to seek
relief durlnz tho night: when you
havo severe headaches, nervous spells.
sleeplessnesa, nit-id stomach or rheuma-
tism in bad weather. get from your
pharmacist about four ounccs of ‘Jad
Salts; take :1 talliespoontul in a plus.
of water before breakfast each morn
lug and in a few days yum kidneys
will am fine. This {muons salts rs
made from the acid of grapes ano
lemon juice. combined with lithia, and
has been used for genomdons to flush
and stimulate clogged kidneys. to non
tralize the acids in urine so it is no
longer a source of irritation, thus end-
ing urinarv and bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexvensive and cannot
injure: makes a delightful efferves-
cent lithia~water drink. and nobody
l
i
I
can make a. mistake by taking 9. mm.
occasionally tt‘ keep the kidneys clean}
and active.
J
x
' «cheat»: rat
‘ ‘ first. stingray
church st the Loam ‘drxfli
evening. 0n I‘rtdy evening, J" i‘ a
Hoax of the Crozs with i‘. .mxr ‘ -
- will take pluce. ~ , -
111's. Ella. Lander. 6: ycari, dim; :
the home of her daughter, .v'l‘i. J
Grafl. «15 mt avenue. Salli-”VA?
morning, after I. short illncsx. 'i'hi‘
funeral union was had ‘nt her 2:. a
home yesterday,_ Reg. .1, Hot. ard
Hoyt. D. 1)., oliciatlng."
A1 the matins'or the New Cam-.2:-
grange ot beheld in Raymond Hall;
D. A, SI.
John will speak on '"l‘ow‘fi Finances."
and Mrs. Thomas Tunney on “7‘0
what extent is the ouccrk's or the
Grange due to the eflorts and in.
fluenco of the women?" Edward Eel.
lay will tell about fertiliwrs. Sur.
prise numbers on the program will
be by George H. Jelifl', Jr. and Mfrs
E. K. Comstock.
REVENUE OFFICERS ROBBED.
SEATLE. \Vash., Marth l?.-—Two
masked men early today lipid up the
Intern-1 Revenue officers here and
escaped with $20,000.
f I
yourhad feelslil'c
a basket of broken
bottles—won need -
BEECHAM’ ‘
PILLS
Stomach or bowel dis-
. .: Munchinsthe blood
and thus irritates the
testoflhe body.
1mm 5.10 of A '
wcmn'fiwmfigf 22’3"
We Close Every Day at 6 P. M.
T he—'—.— . ,
Ralston Shoe
Preferred by the man who is
the most particulu' about his foot.
l
_ ' 23. Came:- Herold will give : ‘
talk on "Purelmed Cows."
O
l.“ .‘t fierrectim Heaters
} DnflYServioemNew Hm Bridmrt.
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315:: i飥}..:u‘;
moonwalk terms.
RA} leND BROS.
win on mamgmwmwum'
forkmiugroomth‘monlymdmonofly,uifihdpw
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Fermi!!!
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In March
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There Is No Excuse
for a person to to" munch! mail
rmat'dmp whollspeakin: or eating:
simply bet-anon he may have had sew
em antes withvthe «me fault, u.
should not set discouragcd and think
there is nothing better in store M
3:115. ll you hive a mouth that is shap-
ed a. little out of the ordinary. a pinto
mode in my qfiice would demonstram
the fact thatvpecullar months on bq'
some to hold a plate firmly. Cone ll
. um have your impression taken an!
enjoy life one. port. ,
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a 16%.. Main on. South Norwalk.
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