~
~ Curtain Materials ;.
.' 'A very hr assortment in (ire-J
tonnes, 80mg; Figured and not—-
fed 8m, Marquisettes, Colored
‘m and Burlaps; also a com.
plete line of made-up Curtains.
E. K. BANKS
Wkemo‘ Hotel B'lock
South Norwalk.
I
TWO WOMEN
' OF THIS STATE
(Continued from Page One).
society knows the splendid Achieve
moms and distinguished service in ma-
ny and varying activities, her unusual
abilities 'both as business woman and
as artist, her high idealism. her self—
dedication to whatever service she is
Called upon to perform. Q,
And to this high service 0 presid-
ent. genelal .vhe is .beinz called today
bv Daughters throughout the country.
She has not’sought this position. she
. has avoided it. but‘for many years the
call kept comlnz in unmistakable. tn-
sistenl, until she yielded at last and
allowed us to announce her'candidacy.
Her endorsement. by Connecticut at
our state conference of a year ago was.
an ovation without precedent in cm
history? a unanimous outpouring of
enthusiasm. a tribute of love and ad-
miration seldom accorded man or wo-
\\'it.‘o hearts full of pride and
c‘ladness. We hailed her then as our
candidate. .our honored leader. our
dearly loved friend, an‘lnow we pres-
ent lit-r to you
W'é are honored'in the’ziving and
yen in the receiving. To elect her Will
confer marked distinction upon our
Whole society. -
in the name
MOTOR BOAT RULES.
5.-Numbering and Recording of Un-
documentéd Vessels Required
by Law.
At the opening of the boat
son the customs officials invite the at-
ntion of motorboat owners to the
‘act of Congress. approved June 7.
1918, requiring numberingy and record-
ing of undocumented vessels.
Boat owners will save trouble and
expense by careful compliance with
the provisions or the act, copies of
which may. he obtained at the custom
house in Hartford. The law states
0
lug sea-
\
man.
of the (‘on-
that “every umlogiilic-nted ' vessel Therefore. 1 ‘\ eric'ln
. ~ _ , . , . .. in . «
over Sixteen teel ill length and opel‘alA N’Piwm Daimlilt‘lh102311;“;th for
' - ' ace | »
ed to whole or part by machinery Rmmmmn‘ I p general Mrs.
the office of president
George Maynmi‘d Minor.
cut.
'.\'umerou< ,xl
lhhr second Mr
hilt beforelht v c
shall be. numbered." The numbers. of (‘onnet‘tl-
are awarded by the collector of oils»
toma. Section ° which is called to the
I ate regents arose to flir-
attention of boat-owners. reads as lot»
8. Miner's nomination.
ould he heard the en-
lows: 'ITh notice of destruction or We assemblage. of nearly 1,400'delfl-
. abandonment of such vessels or gm“ arose to approve of Mrs. Minors
change in their ovvnership shall lw candhlacll Mrs. Minor was presents:
furnished within I...” day: hr ”1,. with several .bnllFIllotb‘ hyadlllll‘ .
owners to the roller-tors or l'll;1tllll'< “““" ”rmnmmmw. _- a-
of the districts \\'llf‘l't‘ such numbers
were awarded. \cssvl sold into
another customs dl'istrcl lilav he nulli-
bored anew thr-
m
DECREASE IN MEASLES.
TODAY IN WALT. STREET.
Wall S vet-l.
lu-
Fll"ll
. um 27-
flinch.-
i“ m. -Sto~ks \‘.'l"‘0 1"!lll‘il
llll"ll(’t‘(l at the Sll‘Ollf: openillu of lo—
dziv's lllill'l-(Ol liy favorable develop.-
' of tln- previous session initial
tending from i to 2'2; points.
llu-tl slightly at Illi‘ mil-“Pl.
lJlHPl' district." with :l
There “’85 a drop in the number of "Wm-i
cases of measles l't‘lltll‘lt‘fl lo the Stali-
gains ex
department of health ft)" the Wen-k end.
lending ('t
cases of Wilt oliillLr rough. lit cases of
’ - oils steels and textiles were promi-
scarlet fever. fifteen cant-s of mumps '
nem- iil the further rim; l'. S. Steel,
and eighteen cases of pneumonh. _ . ' ‘ ‘ <e
Three cases of typhoid fever “-9“. 1.... whose (lll‘(~(‘l(ll‘.~‘ illec' attt-l tl.i- c 0.
901186. all from [\anlmrv. and two 0 flhe market for action on lll
cases of influcnm. both from Hartford.
Hartford also reported one case of Po-
liomyelitis. 4
)ML; BALL TEAM INJURED.
quarterly dividend. made only a frac-
tional :alu. Preliminary quotations
ll 1‘ t‘xtllllllgt‘ on London indicated fur .
lhi-r heaviness.
n
i
t
in minimal ,- l
nun Al Slflllkl
STORIRS, April 26.~—ln the twenty-
flfth Weekgof the, egg laying contest,
at Storm the expected gain in pro-'
duction materialized to the?une of
153 eggs mo e than were aid last,
week had 330 more than the. five year:
average for this period. The ,totali
eggs laid for the entire 1.000 liens?
\van 4520 or a yield of nearly 63 per!
cent. The. Barr-d Rocks albbnt made!
a. clean sweep. 0f the five best pens
for the week. tour of them were Ply-
mouth Rocks. The two Long island
pens entered by Jules F. Francois and;
Check Farm both from \Vesthampton'
Beach, were still able to hold on to;
first and second places with yields of‘
02 and 60 eggs respectively. Another
pen of the same variety owned‘by 1.x-
glerido Farm New York.
tied with a Connecticut non .0.” “'11“!
lmghol'ns enlel'ed lg; L. A. Bz‘oltlcn
from Farminghn will: a prolucllnn of
.58 eggs: each. lItjon Poultry Farm's
lan or Barred Rot-lie from South "5‘9
land. N, 1., were a. close fourth with a
yield of :37 cgza. It will he noted
that these fit". best pens laid :l' the
rate of over N per cent. if all other
polls in th- contest could (01an this.
pace the management would ro-
tiOi'llll! iinhdievahle
upward of 0,000 e2g< from 1.000 llt'llS
instead of the 4.300 or so mentioned
l
l‘itletlville.
l)|*
weekly _\ l"l(i.~‘
ill-(ire.
Alt»:- (-Tl" ll\"»l’l‘ we'll lllt‘ Living
in meal a‘ S orr~ all he lill‘f on r it
i Minded that all tlltlt limo ”‘9 runn-
nuwlucilt will icymrt the average mo»
dill-lion the different breeds to
date. With the data of other conuws
as guide the inohzlhle [\l‘OgK‘llnll for
lllc _w-ar can bu prediclcd “info was-
oilahly close limit“. The host lmtltid-
i3;
‘0?
ing vesterdav. if»? bein." r 'il - . ‘
against 16"~ for the pl'PV‘inufhpivzzg‘ however. 1h:- ill‘Fl salt- of ”WU Slime" ual scores will also he a part or this
There were Hi'l~.~.;wu «mes of (no); at mi; m in 3.4. comparing “"11 5'99" renvrt which will furnish Rome Mm
theria reported lil‘il, neck, forty-eizlit lt‘l'llll}'5 final price of 93‘02- 3“"°"~"- .0? ll!" WNW“n mlmbl‘l' u!‘ 3"" "Kn
liens that can be t-vli-lc'ed during the
and not
there is any ill‘t‘lhuhllily of unraveling
also allow wllcihl‘r
....
_v- or or
any more 300 cg; llt'llS tie in the 0am
of the \Vllile \Vyulidolti- that lahl IHIS
eggs two years azo. '
The. llirie h.-.~l puns All] each of the
principal varieties are as follows:
Rf NE\\' YORK. Altl’ll _ t‘\\':ill Silt-Pl. Plymouth Roda.
NE\\' HAVEN, April 27. -A.~' pro~ Noonl.--'l‘lic tllnikvi rem-lull mollei- Jul“N l“. I-‘runvui‘ liiai'reil) i
tection against loss, tlw Yah- lfnlver- ati-ly ill tin-.lirsl hour. (lent-ml Motors ‘ \v'...llia,m.z.m “mph. l.. [_ one,
i' scily Athletic Assoeintioll insuring its ntei)’ in the first how. General 31010” ()lleck Farm tilzeru-tl) '
g baseball team against vet ground in makim: an extreme reversal of 3" “'esthamptnu iii-:la-h l.. 1. .HS
home games. according to an all. points Sl'lllll': pressuri- at that Merritt .\l (‘izlih (Parrot) ‘
nouucellient lodtl)‘ l)_\’ ct'lll‘:'.‘ll Manu- limiml \ra: :t‘it'l‘l‘lt-tl i-l \‘.'I';lhll“.<." of ltl-nt,)kfio-lil (‘v'llt‘h CW”! ‘7"
.381' \Voodcoclt. if one “Elli (ii :1.1 inch th‘hillluc anti lln‘ [H'HlN‘N‘d "“"“"”"" While Wyandottgs I
of lain falls lielu'een it ;I. ill. and 9 ll. lie 30 ”('1‘ ('t‘nl \\'lll' tax All lit-15W llt‘l'lll'l‘l |.. \l'nrr- n !
111. l?" the day (If a -““‘ll“(llllt'VI sump, \‘.'t'l'l' rt-i‘vvvi'wl hr'lm‘t‘ INN"L "d7” 5'. Lambert. ‘th‘ht‘c 3"“
the insurance is luiitl >lliti‘(i< lcmli‘l: ill" l'I-‘murlll. “WNW“; Mm. ll \‘l'. Stevens ‘
--___ .... .. __,___ ugh-”3...: ”Vt-y. [lilllll' fiolli unto-:- Sl-l;il_vl--l~\i'-h-, N Y "I
MERIDEN SALOON KEEPER FINED day's l‘t‘Fl, “lll'ln' lliv first and second Lanizfuril l‘oil?li'_v l-‘zirm
.hlllllullll'lN. .~I\‘Dl‘i| 2:7. .\lllulliu Malt l‘il‘nt'o-ll‘ml vssllv: l‘nsa- :llluiit \ lmiil' [.lelLll—(i‘l l‘i (‘ “l!
. rum, a sa coil 't-elwr, him “as :1!‘l'v."- ;.'. . n . i. ,\ . . "- I" ' I ‘ ‘ ‘ I '
,. ed in tin;- mum “WM ”Pd :aiilhiihh :‘ltlll-ll ml . , notnhl) (lllllJl .\i .\ Rhode- Island Reds. :
raids of the 1m“; “any... “as fin“! .vlsogv‘. livlauurv and Hudson and l'llll“l‘l'~l Uri-hauls }
3:100 andf costs_ this "Homing. (m u ll-llHVill't‘, l.:tl‘l\’il\l’1lltlllt llllll \S'vsli-l‘n (:rolull .\ld>~' ””1,
C urge o filling without a liven-t. iv.-l't- 5! to T- »oiills: iiul ~‘ ' l t ‘ ' ‘ ~ . ‘ n U l
, The total filll‘r 02' Ill: raids is brought ri' I: m ' .1 [I r‘ 1‘)!” “HI f. h ‘ ‘ “-Ul‘h‘ ”l hm”
up to nearly $000. . ‘ a. Mini”. to tools t‘Olllllllll'tl; milltliholo, Mass. 93.3 5
int-tin- m ollx', ctlliilmlcnts. Slt’l'lS :lild Jilt'lll' . .lllllh‘t‘n ‘
4-— ' ' V - 3
_-.___-.- _‘.._- ._ textiles. (all money was freely ol'-_ North Haven (‘nnn ’ \N":
- i V l . - . t I
; Pana-StraW-La Hat Dye 'ft‘lltl at 111'! rent. I White Leghorns
L In All Colors i . _, - . ”'W" "WW
I _ Si-ylzlollr Hunt 9
n . . .
h LDC Der bottle iNEW.Y0RK’ NEW HAVEN AND (iii-llllilp,. pal—"1 ‘r‘
it Still _P 11 C l HARTFORD RAILROAD 5 l'itluliehl. Mass. 9""
son owe . 011).; TIMETABLE. .n A. ‘
.. V «T ‘ . —— i (‘llt'bllllll llil~._ l‘; ---.
bouth horwalk { Effective April 25th, 1920. Miscellanlcous SH
_ (Eastern Standard Time, One .\ l. .\lltlt‘l\'ll“ .l n l tum...)
Hour Earlier Than Daylight \vmnlmm x n i o”
- Saying Time). 3A. it. lllltllzllul: .iil li-g‘l - '
SOUTH NORWALK TO new YORK. .. . . ' ' ""“f’
. Daily. ”‘h'mwl‘ ‘\‘ 'Y‘ ”‘1“
‘ A; M.-A13:le. 4:4“. 5”“. 3:57- ll., ll. (lute... illuff \Vyull‘lolhml
,y 61'li. 6:5-lx. Tum. Tilltx. sun. sun. “-‘*'**"i'. ('«mn. ' e ..
.' lttzifIK. 10:21x. 11:01. 11:5: (Slitlllr —-~ —WW Uh
l‘il( olllvl. - MOTOR c C h -—h l
, 4 l’. M.~-i2:llx. lzilx, 217x. 1::224x. , Y LE INJURI;$ FATAL
:27x. 123:3. t’i:llx. 5:23;: 5:50 l'.0:x ~ -. . »‘~ '
.. 6:5.7x. 9:1!3x. J l...,”w‘ml!‘:' KW” 37‘ “mm” H"
' Sunday. t “a" “g“ 13. (“Ni ill the l)-
c . . ..lil,liiv
.' “1.6.”. 31.7‘12118x, 4:483: 7:59, s:ltix.;”"-“l””‘l- 11“! Nil-1M. l‘rcm ll‘lil":i‘£ -LI
.,J. """.'x' 11m]. “90in When :L lnotnrcvcl‘ ' A i H j
if. .\l.f—12111x. 1:4i;x. 2:14x. I::Il-lx.lpm- of Mi. ‘ ." m ”w “d"
E 4:..2. 5:21“; 5:57x. 6:02, 5:55“, S:19x.i "(h he “7‘" l‘lflli‘fi. l'llmgctl;
9:05x. 9:4”. li::l7. WOW" H hank near lil‘chsixv \‘ v i
. » NEW YORK TO SOUTH r~.10i=lWALK.:‘“‘“‘"a ”‘9“ hie “"10 daugh'w ivho'
. ' ~ H . ‘
'.‘ A \i n Dally. 'Was riding with him hr the, .-
‘ ‘ ‘h -.' . . nut"). :20. 53:4. 7:00xufmm ,l -. .. . ' Atwmg her.
" 'in-lx. 5:15.. o‘zlfix. 9:50x. ltlzlfix'. “ "”‘ “S ”w machino left the i
. I ll'enil. Sliitiolll. 11:4:‘ix (Suturdav road.
.. nloy Success . gouge-x ‘ -~—-——
. J _ f). - .. n .n . r .'
Wh-l liiv3“'{'.‘:;., 29.3112 E';A;‘i"—‘l;3" "CHR'ST °R °”A°s‘w”'c“7"
.~:;-, . 'i..—‘.u~. oi .. it: u, t: ‘-
:1 1 e Yet 'I .o0x. 10.203. léflodx. Following on the heela of his vigor
< _ ~ on ay. ous denunciation of S. a . .- _
Youn , .5. M. -3200. i200. 82002;, {5:03x. and open Sundays inlmtlz‘nd) lmouml
.r g 92mm. 10:11:» (Penn..Station). 11:10. count of which . g era an ac-
P M “12.0% 2‘? _ 9 J _ appeared in yester-
i —. V . _. or. .. :ix. 4.0-, 4:25x, da) 8 Sentinel, the Rev. L. J Splice
13(11): 62033:. ”00);, 733mm 10215x. [1161‘ today bluntly asks this 'questior?
:~ . on the Baptist bull ' o'er . 'l
Take the stead-sure—saV- i SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN the church: “ChrlSt 0’; ghab‘ifgglgfil
. Daily. 4W’ill America Choos ”"1'1‘
lugs-bank way. Ten to one A. lit—4:54. 0:17.. Stilx. 9:20x. who has been preaching sifoné’aségil
you will “arrive" while 9:53 (\Vinslcd). 10:53:;
. . i P, M.—12:12x. 12:2”. 1:47 (Bridge-
that friend 01 yours who ’30:;). 2221):. 3:28. 4:25. 5:27. 5:34.
. _ :l x. :33 (Bridge ort). 25:13:.
tned some short-cut is 8:40x. 11:26x. 11:38x. l~2218x. \
Sunday.
. cleaning up lfis debts aha
loAio‘Mr—erJSx. 6:43, 8:11x. 9:19.
° ' about [tstamin I X. 10:.i9x.
mg g P. M.———12:12x, 1:07x, 3:41x, 5448.
«5:321. £07x. 7:28x. 8:15:15. 8240):.
'7 lyife 1.11 over."
0“
11:28x. '
.NEW HAVEN TO §OUTH NORWALK
Daily.
A. M.—3_.541x. '3:52x. 4:49. 5:492
~t07x..,7:29, 8:40; 9:591. 11 :19;
P- rams}. 3:33, “353439, smog.
1g; . ,.L — '3; . L ‘ , ,.
>7
11:09:. .
scum NOWALK Io. QANIUBY.’
body one to give him?
Call,
river yesterday afternoon when he fell;
out of a rowboat while reachln
box floating
was recovered several hours later.
is survived by a. son and a daughter.
ldtdertlolKo'uB. .ly't'hn 0. . . .,l
inons on this subject of late, evident-‘
Ll ls aawlling an answer. Has .anv-l
i
l
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DROWNED IN YANTIC RIVER
Norwich, April 27,—Patrick J. Me-
64 was drowned in the Yantlc
gtora;
The’body,‘
He.
in the water.
2...
4....
at"
1.95—FLOUR— 1 .95
is“!
Finerablo‘Buuer.......-.................65cm. l“
American'Clteese.........................3lclb. 1‘
52:13:03:th ...... @2530: gt;
schemata.:::::::::::‘.:::::::::::to...25; t! 0"“"13‘5-“0’
. ‘ ' it? ‘
StandardButter @EggCo. ' Polo Coats$ 16.95
12 North Main St., ' so. Norwalk
53 MainSt., Norvvalk
negum' Prion $15.00
26 Fine l’olo Coats 'that sold at. $25 on sale, at $16.95,
%
an. ‘12:..-
NEW SWEATERS $5.95 to $16.95
~Irlersch'field ”Motor
TRANSPORTATION co.
Daily Service Between N' w Haven. 'Bridzenort.
Norwalk and hiladelnhia
10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of transpor-
tation: padded vans for furniture work.
South Namath-122 Water Street. Phone 294.
New York City—174 Seventh Avenue. Phone Farragut 7347.
New Haven, Conn—266 State Street. Phone 427 Colony.
NEW wais'rs‘sam to $22.50
"1 NEW SUMMER EURS AT MODERATE PRICES
Charge Accounts Opened
‘7 ".
“l
THIS STORE C'LOSES AT 6 P. M. SATURDAYS.
/Q.‘ 0‘: 4’,” “2’2“.” 523'; '3’ ”.2 -
' O
41-.
WRICAN AND CHINESE
RESTAURANT
Regular Dinner 11:30 to 2:30, 40c
Special Supper including Soup 65c
Sunday Full Coum Dinner 85c
13 North Main Street
11:30 to 1 a. m.
Phone 2253
David W. Raymond '
UNDERTAKER
Yen—~0ffice. 1609-3: House, 8.3.
2? WASHINGTON ST.
NEW RED MEN'S BUlLDlNSL
III Ill-III
Try _
a Sentinel ‘ Add:
How much should I give to
I k h' b ld" ‘
l
ma 6t Isa etter WOI'x . 9
BUSINESS man filled out his income_ tax The lnterchnrd: World Movement represents
report- the united pm of thirtygreat denominations.
It showed an income so large that his tax was They have nun-madman- whole task; no busines-
531. And his total gifts to church Qld charity {or ‘ could have time it better-
the .VF“ were 5148- . They have budgeted their needs; no business
Think _ of lt——-thousands spent for luxuries and could have . more mime budget, They hav.
pleasure for himself; and $148 to leave the world a united to pm the ”ability of waste and dupli.
““19 better than he found i” - cation. At least a million doll; rs will be saved by
Most of us do better than that; but not so very ‘he {m that mm, mm campaigns are joined
much better. . in one united m
Our average daily gift {or all church causes in And they‘mme to the men and women who love
—leos than we spend for daily papers America~to dads week, asking you to us. .
—-less than a local telephone call them as the W)!" M which a certain deg-
”ks” than “ third Of the day's car {are nite part of your my- can be applied to make
-—lcss than 3 cents a day this a better '0‘] d. ' . I
No wonder that 80% ot' the ministers of America On] . "ha 8r. of m 'n-i
are paid less than $20 a week. No wonder that the Y you an (1”me t P edh yo . 3 t
church hospitals turn away thousands of sick people come that should 1" The ‘ .art print gate 3:
a year. No wonder that China has only one doctor for tended merely a ‘ W ' n represen it
every 400.000 people. No wonder that every church of g‘va 0‘ 61 a h.” .
board and chafity society is forever meeting def- _Slx PCT cemofymr mini-4W 15/ léths 0”” .
icits, forever passing the hat. e.- life for your own finally needs, and 1 16th for your. '
It ism because we are selfish; it isn’t because fWOW men—in (hit me than 7000“!” to 31"" ;
we don’t want to help. It's just because no one has It’s a good time vii: mm to answer that queo-z _
ever put up a great big program to us. and asked tion. 'We’re passing m the world just once- :
us to think of the _work of the church in a system- how much better '3 the world gong to be beans; ,
ntic businesslike way. you passed through?
f.
a {fi- ,
H I ‘ S‘- l g;
A CHART FOR GIVERS I .."‘ i
.‘t '
Graduated according to amount of income and “— i- " ' 3‘
the family. How does you: giving check up m‘ to”. ' i
Numlntin new, 1. 2. .9. o. s. 6. ‘ :
Income Weekly Pledge to Your Chara , is l
300 .00 . l
000 .30. .10 f g
I, “300 .40 .15 i ._ l ‘
,3 1200 .60 .35.» .10 '
...« . i500 .00 .70 .30 .10 .- l
.3 i300 1.15 ~ 1.05 » .65 .3! l
2100 1.00 no mo ‘0
_ 2500 no nos 1.40 1.05 i
3000 ‘ 2.65 » 2.40 no ‘ ‘
‘ 330. a 3.20 8.00 I.- 1
. 4000 ' I 3.00 a
. 4590 _a 4.35 w
I 5000 & m
f WOO m 4
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