*1; Night in home"
11
,' at amt-y Boulevard.
' to perfiect their playing.
\1
meeting of the East???“
valiant
’ them this afternoon.
' and MIS. Alvin Sayre, recently
weeds, have begun housekeeping
' 1
' business was transacted a
Routine the third district com-
sweating of
30.111111111111111 last night.
Coroner John. J. Phel
interviewed a number 01‘
"walk residents in connection
Sunday.
Miss Annie Fitch of
line was a weekend vi'
and Mrs. George E Smith
Zant street
Donald Corridon has 1etu1ned to
his studies in Fordham university af—:
ter spending the week end at his
home on Gregory Boulevaid.
Miss Marion L’Hommedieu of East
Norwalk spent the week (ml at the
home of Mr. and VIrs.Georg13 Britta.
an yesterday,
East Nor-i
w ith the
Riverside aves
<i101 with Mr.
01 1 Van
Farnum hill, «Bethel ‘
bliss Hattie “hip” and nurse of
Mount Vernon N. Y formerlyof this
city, who has been 7115111111111 11 vaca-
tion at the home of her co ism Mrs.
Willis "Bell Cme a1e111113.l1as re—-‘
turned to1her home.
Mrs. A. Hyde Cole. 111' “Winfiem'
street, was in Ilm'tfmd V't'sterdaV,
whom she 11.11311de tlic- lunrhemx given
to the forty s-evcn '11'0111111. represent_
ing as many states who li'wo come to
Connecticut to induce (.3111'1'1101' llol-
comb to call :1 special .u 5 ion of the
General Assembly.
The Dorlon Point l
vided into two mass (. 11
ulc of 3e 0 V
Ezrvl'ysghzli 1:003 into offcm 11: it ban—
day. The East zixcnuc 111113 1mm 11c
South 1‘101'w21111 railroad .111111011 ‘0
Broad River has low 111.11.111111 0
five zones Accordion In the new
Intel-1,20 ride the come ‘1111Lr1l1 of the
East avenue line will can 1 1 cents
‘ R0 WA YTON
inc has been (li—
.111'01'1li111z. to the
11m 1 irut ' rom—
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Wliss 71111111 K: lth'i'x'n r‘vhul‘lzu con
tral‘to Soloist ('f {111' (-lmir onLhrist
Church (110.com l1 :3:'.tl llzss luthclr
Harrison, soprano solo?“ oi tl'w Fillllft‘
choir, wiilg :1 (lim'm: 111-11". neck. all
the home (310.1111... 1411111117. 112 {\cw
York in honor of M15 Lyn/111 Vos-
y, hf-l‘ “012K
(-11.111'01 tn'e
church.
burgo "‘lsll q'lillildy lix'f.
as soprano solo st in {111'
Gréenwic l1 Con 54112;. 11 lulifil
Local friends (5 Mrs. .‘»2, .\l (lemgc
of Sc.1rsd.‘151,." V, ' “'1 (i Rollo
Island. will 5' 14.111 l.l.\t
her'recowly 1.11:1. .11. 1. 1'1: .31I-rious
illness is assured. MW. 0 cargo is
still at 1hr '.". 7 ' l1 :pitnl
when 111.1 1'1: 5' 3 .11 1'11' the
past “170 weeks, 11.11 11: .:.13. (11111111111110
to Show '. .' '1: it is (3x1.
pen-ltd , 1. . ' El ”much
' son '11-":1.’ 1 ;1113.
Seven ltowuyton pupil» 1110 num-
bered among the graduation Class '0!
the Norwnllt high school for June.
WVl'ill the. 11.1173."1.'t;1:: - I113? this '
village is unusually 13.1311 represented
in the class.
Stamford will 1'11 11 {1'er weeks lay
the cornerstone of a. pl'rmnncnt memo
rial for the boys the city “ho
saw service lzlfilw 1.1'. Where is
the tablet. that ltowug'mu was to
have? 'This \‘Elll‘ilt" «luw' not want. to
be left'hchiud. ‘1\': 3111.1 :1 memorial
and we are going in 11:11.1 it. More
will be ‘saidon this subject later.
According to the 111111 astute trans
actions, Charles ll. Briggs and Mrs.
Briggs,‘fo1'1mt=1l;» 01‘ 1'11‘13'1 plum. now of
Lakew'ood. 'N. J , l..1~..' 11:1.1 Mosul from
the heirs of the estate of Stanley
lLowndes the 10:1. 211:1} building 011 R0-
ton avenue, now occupied Ly Adk-lbcrt
Wood and family, who will remove to
South Norwalk. ‘ Fl
Friday evening, May 7, 1.5: the (late.
and the hall of tho Rownyton H0361
company is; 111331 11111113 {111' tl'..' giving of
the little play which the Dell. Finger
circle of the Baptist ('ll’il‘l"ll hm‘been
preparing for time 'lhcse
young ladies a1e very (z'leV er in dram-
atics and this o‘lerizig will probably'
be no exception. Tickets are selling!
rapidlyand a fullhouso is expected.
Manager Her. ry l1. Rowland or the
lRowa} ton Drum corps has notified the
members of the (10111.5 111111 the corps
has been engagm 1., PM Memorial
Day morning in Stamfoul in the big
gzfigfatgieecefgxngfithe laying of the
. 1e lalge monument
which the citizens of that city at;
Erecting in honor of the boys of Stam.
101‘6 who made 11'
1e 511111121111: sacrifice
in the ;world war. Manager Howland
has also made 1119
announcement that
:he corps Will rehearse each Tues
ay evening during the month of Man
1“ 1'1 1m
Still)?-
“ The corps
. :33; not been on parade since last
. and many rehearsals will be nec-
essary to bring tliir plaxl'ng
high standard held by
s.
riends of Miss
Tokeneke actress
Castration. 'V'hl'Cll lesnltel‘ in l';
down the curtain (-‘1 l3- '
11,11 to the
the local musi-
T.r11:rr31:.31 'E‘nvlor,
"ringinv
" One
mea-
.31'11'
a[ [1'1“ ¢.E;;l'!'ick
.2 urrm'cced5
, eted success (11‘ .1111'11'12111
now playing «lime accord: .1: [’7 a {01'-
81:31:; dispatch 1h: “mommy they
(id,- have Firm" 11 1:: 0113.15:
the old British I‘morires. "hm
2'1 it it};
'lohn Yanek
Hafiz Bartoes of.- Dorian _.
.finel mutating-3' ”Frederick
sdnnmsmtor of h 3' .estate of
Benjamin Wilcox has been re-
association is ' '
(mint 1' 1.. dem- i.
win London, last 1:15.;1'11 hp at-
ted to 11111111" "' "' ,
a 1.»..111 {1.3111111th ‘
_. d by jealousx '1 1:11-- '
111'; I‘GEAPS ‘
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i
33.131131.” 1'
two children none of whom lived in
Stamford. Mr. Wilcox died in Fitch 5
Home Noroton.
8001 4L NOTES
Mrs. lohn H.1lnmilton ol’ Flax ‘iii.
Road is spending a few days in 1‘11?"
York.
"Mrs. Edward Gould 01' Georgetow 1
spent; the week-end with South \m-
walk friends.
George Easton and Chailes 21.111911.
local boys me home on furlough from
the United SlatesN 1 ‘m'y.
Jesse \l.IFe1-11‘s of West avenue. has
returned from New York city, W'llelt‘,
’he has been undergoing an operation.
1 Miss \lm'ie Van “semen of Middle-
town N. Y., has retmnedno her home,
after spending ;1 pleasant vacation
.with friends in 3101“ alk.
Mrs. Sigurd Anderson and son llex'
non! of New Harm have been spend-
ing a few days at the home of Mrs.
George Platt on Haviland street
Charles R. Morchouse, of “camp.
has been a. guest of his niece Mrs.
George Albin, and family 01' 21 \Vilton
Avenue
"Ex Maior and Mrs Ric‘a rd ll
Golden are going to Atlantic ('1ty or.
Thursday, 11 111.10 they will make :1
short sojourn.
131|r.and Mrs Charles Rubcy of 31
Orchard Streetl1.1ve entei 1.1111111 Maul
Rmbey' 5 parents, M12 and \irs llawlcl -
Williams, of \V‘cston. I
|Mi= 5s Cornelia Murray of Isaac:
Street “as an 01191 night 2.19.11, S. 111115
day of Mrs. Samuel Rubey of l? lliv.r~1'
side Avenue,
Miss Grace .‘Jurrny, l‘ail'ficld count:
organizer of tho \Yonun‘s :Sul'fl'rc- ,
Association, was the week—end guest.
of Miss Mariposn Taylor, of Flax l-lili'
1'.oad '
M13s.lom1n;1 A. Barbm and Miss Al
birla Comstock who have been tear-.11—g
ing for some time in the ”111111.
Ischool began :11; \V duties 1n _\'1\\ 3‘41
'city, yestcrdm
Colonel lsaac M. Ullmzm has gone
to Chicago to attend :1 01‘111‘1‘01'01101' to;
boost the candidacy ol‘ (1.1.13;'11.1.~ 1"
lmw.(l(3n
The 111:111'lzlgc of Alisa;.-\lc.\;:111d1'.'1i
Knlck of Norunlk .1111] Joseph Slru .
mishi oi” Stamford took place llm.
morninc at :1 1111;1'inl lllll'll 11111155; said!
by!Rev.\l1om:ls J. Linn .11. lo 0'11111,.t. 1
in St. \111V5t..ut |
Mrs. t‘llzll'l ('1: '1‘ 1,1 1'11. M115. “1.1.3.1; .
llubbell 371's. (‘harlos Hoyt and M12:
and 1‘ll‘H.llP.\'lt‘l‘ lloyl 11f Noz'u'a‘zk
were the 111105.15. of 115:; ll.3;'.5io 11.3111-
'anSlt'l‘ lot-rs ol‘ 1th Grasy Plain:
street. Br'thvl, Sunday. l
invitations were l'wsilwl 1017.11: {out
the wedding of His, 1.11 :1 dxtill'llim'!
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard A.
and Allan Wadsworth London. which;
will be held :11. Grace lit-hung ;'.l :
church, May 22, at 7p. in.
Mrs. Samuel '1‘ Ruliey. of l. Rchz‘
side Avenue has returner! {1013: s31
days visit. with her gr131d11.1111,l11.»1-,:,;
(11111111111114
1Mrs. Henry Hopi. in “'oodlinvcn, l. l.:
and Mrs. Edward Ehll‘ldgw in Bayonne
N. J. ‘Vhile absent 11133111111131 .1. .'
visited her sister Mrs. “mi: 1111 (1.1-: ll
in llockxillc (‘r'ntm l. l. 1111dl1u: (3:11 153
ins ,Mrs. Stokes and Mr. Northrup. lni
Brooklyn, N. Y. I
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MOOSE LODGE FAIR
GIFTS DISTRIBUTED '
(Continuesd From first Page) ’
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J. l1'io1'1'3;
ll. B.
Yeast:
umbrella,
Mary 'Drcvry: 111.2,“
casserole, Mrs J.
l'13lc'1'(:citz:grnl 15'?
\Villizlln St'cficld: Sll\““‘
spoon, 15. C‘. 1111:3111; pair shovs. 3115s.
Fnhzin; ladies“ umbrella. J. Lanlmriv,
or: sugar, Albert "mlm: tl(1111',.3i1'.5'.l
Frank Byinuton. lla1fo1'1'l.'l‘ln3 1-
ceipts were over $2.011” S'm' H11 13 .11. 1 ..
(’{il'lfr' 1'11;
\Vllmol:
sofa pillow,
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George Form of Springfield Mass"!
is a visitor i1'1 town today. , l
George P. lills has invested in,
another fine piece of propertv at 1‘1!
Francis street. James A. Varian 1171+:
formclly the ow nor of the plum}: w lllill
has on it a. large loux- family housl'.2 l
The forty llOlllS' ilmntim' 11! .
“Marys church closed this morning l
with .1 solemn hi .zh 111..155 111 S o’ 1- lm 1.. -,
and a procession in
Blessed Silvament. ‘
A son was born to 1311311.] M1 ‘
George G. l-‘awcctt 01 S \\.15:111’11;. 1
street, Saturday afternoon.
honor o.‘ lhc‘
MAN GIVES BLOOD 'TO SAVE
, MERIDEN BOY.
MERIDEN. May 3—30111'3 \‘(lllllli'r -:'.'
boy’s parents offering to pay "11111-33:
has responded to an appeal of 1h"
asked" for persons to give blood 113.3.
a. transfusion operation for Juliir ‘
Taitz a High school student “i111 i;
in a very weaktncd condition l'nllov.
ing an operation for lonsiliiis l 1.1 in
Bell, vsiting .here from Bridgux-
says he wll serve wilhoul 1111:; 1C .. I
and his offer may be accuph'll. ' g
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MOTHER!
“California 'Syrup‘ of Figs”,
Child’s Best Laxative
7
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“California."
Accept
less physio for the little stomach, in er
and bowels. 1" 1 y 1
taste. Full directions 0 ea
You must say ' '
Suits
559-50 m $9350
ll} 0.1.1:, 1.1: .1:;.':1:
. 2211311 1111111: 07' h. 33'
itor‘
1.11115; 1".11111'101'11 Day of South Nor-
- of Point you use. a.
The: 1:11.11 handle of a trolley car on mawmdmwom. an!
iXVest ax'enue was: knmked offiyesterr
May at. about
Simon of Figs'la; 33 13.13 .. ’11.».131.
-- only—look for the name California on through bttwcen the standing: trolley
and Mi :5 "1’ .1111 Webb; the package, then your are sure you'r 13110 21 tm; 1g
tamford spent Sunday With Mrs. {‘child 15 having the best and mostg‘s‘tH“ 11.111.111.1113' s tiled 1
In the. ueelgly morbidity report of '
y the Comm
New attraclire suits tor 1110111611,
llllillllel‘ ol models, best liked lehries.
worth $29.50 to 35950-51950, $25, $37.50.
Best of the season! Such is the
chance that offers.
Suits; dozens and dozens of them.
.... and“... .1 .-.
Baby Carriages
LOOM WOVEN
We have them here
These are the wonderful
carriages that are woven on
Looms, far faster and far finer
than the fastest, finest fingers
over wove. And far cheaper.
”Remember, you can buy 11'
Lloyd Carriage of the closest
weave for the price of 1110
coarsest reed in the old hand-
woven kind.
Come and see
these wonderful carriages
TODAY
Sterling F11.
127-131 Washington
Baby Carrie.b
A big and varied assort..1c:'.l :1” 11
wide raneg of prices.
SEE THE WINDOWS
RAYMOND
Wall and Inn In
Every one. . .'.
*5
n~ u
$.19
Smart new pleasing styles-and very
great variety of those styles. 1: ;
Navy blue suits in greatest num-
ber--for they are the preferred of all
this season.
Tricotine and serge and jersey.
And trlicotine is the leader! of the
season, with serge and jersey neXt.
Styles for young folks and for
women, jaunty in air and with de- ;
licions decoration. '
And right fresh from the hands
of their n1akers--these suits reached
th estore just in time to get into the
store. news for today.
$37. 5
3}: Ilz‘ii'or we". 13'" ' I
William ll. Pen-
3 liz'lz'ing.
3.1: 11.111113113111911
.1-.'.'.-1 that Bell, in
111111'C?.'ly escaped
.4. -m-..
« 1'"
’ when“... .
«(3.1
u-IV'
.41-. '
Snits‘worth Suits worth“
$25 85 $29.50
$3750and$3950$25 “9-50
MONEY TIME-LABOR
is not saved by buying P007 Pa"; ’PAI'NT d
' 3; M mWA‘STE FUR an
Buy the L pure Linseed Oil to mix with it,
.1: .is positively. the best, because made in
3mn'a‘pa8te (thick) form and enables a
snvnlo or 51.00 on EVERY GALLON
-.. 14.- 3.
i V3351.
$3 of 13 ”Williams
0135(385 «Re BB-
:l»111;lzte1‘,‘.’lildlc<1 n.
thy-fie o’clock. when :1
'.: .1131; tried to squeeze
car . The alfalr was '
rill rlepartm t. of health
"cases or
1 .95—FLOL .. 1, ..
Fine Table Butler
American Cheese .. . . . ..
Fresh E228
Compound Lard
12 North Main St...
53 MainSt.,
. ............... '35:. ill.
GoldCrossMilk
Standard Butte
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631 ill.
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3‘30 (7:17.,
2? for 21"1'
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5 W.,."\»"'¢ '
‘7. 1 Will.“
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Use A Flashlight. . .1...
the House
EB? :1 Vi mamasrin I'la'. 'l';
1 kitchen to flash into ii. 131 3:.
oven or the ice-box.
the bedroom.
1mnd150 highly .
Have it 1:111 ’
'way to the cellar, or down the 1.3.1.1. ": .1
Alwoys have 11 W1\( 1113171: F13 ' ' ‘1
Use it in ll (1. 1.1...
keep it beside the bed at lll"lll
Come in 3nd see these Flemilf
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