whiten has-moved: tram .
- to Tokeneke. ,x
will be a dance.» the Non
v try Club On Monday evening.
,. 4 "’“""“"""n {V I BERLIN, my:
Mill“ notmgtehrist oéfiopgf. coalition of three parties now incan-
~ '01 3W 0 ' trol of the German Government, ‘pl'o-
islgefik- fess confidence,” thatthesemagtjgas, the
. M " V .. a '0 , 7- D '1
" ms“ the Ladies’ Ammfe‘y ~24 5‘ ’l“§d-.%°£%lfl‘§' r50 '1’ " soil”: m3;
‘ M E. Chuf'chls . raise .} . up?” y'
W Avenue ‘ - -- . Clem 13, will continuevln control as a
41355 snernoon. . ‘msult of the; general'electlon. to be 2
—-r--' = held June 6. Th electionwv, LehooSe
' york after spending a few daisihss‘embly; usidef‘the nepumicalr Con- ,
his parents in East ‘Norwalk. stitutipn. . .
v, p .. . . . . ,. These leaders lncurtin saying ; 7 _
i Drake, "who is reported as probably “the‘iidajority‘ secialrsts, who
nowehave: .165:- seatsytwill Josey-1:3 to!
who areeXSeoteH-to e 4)
be! oting jwith 70 members ctr-the As
Steam» .
from Bettsplace to the Murphy
[771‘ Washington street.
“ .‘ . - ifor represehtatives in , 7 ;
A.“ minding gfdigfi‘ifymhgfile ’ .1nent, as the Colman Bolshevlsts are
S‘Zicmn cup ing their wellhsupollled with money, although
med d aren‘t): noc Y their- party'organization is not wholly
«outagegat Shore 3. e . . int“)! 31 .. Rd . t _b 7-4.1
.. - eutra esexpecito enet
';The;season is m m“ 51““: “13%: through the recent rioting in‘ the Ruhr
vagns. popular ruon Connecti: and Saxon-districtsywhile the Demo-
There 19150 place along ‘8 erotic and ‘ Clerical leaders sarthey
The politlcef'leaéers say tee ;
, ' _ . _ ' , sentatign. ,
s'flm‘ New York parties who are to Thriéis aistrong effort .being;.made
mnpyhé‘flyqe “331“?” on ”Sasqua by the, Conaervatlve'Clericals.in the
.3036 Mill-take possesswn on Friday direction o'f'indilcmg theNatiOnal Lib-
el this Week. On that (Ly Mr. 'Hytle orals tojoin the coalition vbloc, not
will move. his family to the Adiron- only for the purpose 6f funifying it.
docks fool—he summer months. numerically, as set 'off to the losses
. " 2 ' loitp'ected to be incurred by the Major-
'l'iokets'for the Mg Armory dance on ity Socialists, .but also because the
Ffldeyievening under-the auspices Of Clericals ~feel the need of moral sun.
the war ainst‘elfill‘ls may be secureti at D. port in new quarters for their churcn
General-l? eruit store. As the Pro- school policies, in defense of which
coeds are 0.4;") toward the Memorial they are virtually deserted by the
.‘mylpal'ade v-p'enses thlsisnn oppor-_ Denlor‘ratsmlulPhasically‘ .ODDOSEd by
unity ECG ptrbl {the Majority Soc1allsts. . .
' ; " -__.._....__- . One ol‘ the. most influential of the-
" - ‘ a " h of as l'elel‘n- Clerical» leaders is making overtures
cunts: fie: “liffilt 133m: on Fmt to Gustav Stresemann, the National
W‘a’fteran abscuoe 0: more than Liberal- leader, to gjlcluce him to pool
a. yealrfidfuring which time she held a issues mth the coalition bloc. - '
ospdnai‘ble'.'nositlon as nurse in Pasa—‘ ' 4 M ; . .
dena,acilll£orma' “ .. ‘ . FINE ENTERTAINMENT
Mm A. Hyde .Cole' ‘0. 53mm Refit IN ROWAYTON
.15 inEHWQHLLQdaY atten ing a. m ~ .-. .. . » - "« "“"—"‘
ing' of the ponnectlcut Women’s Sufi; (0011“?le {film first page)
Mewocizltiqn. Mrs. -Cole_,is one 0 ed The reading "How the Bone
. . . , ‘ _ y,
the im, , 3,11%;‘81’gegzziiby0f the mfive‘lnc-on Was Ended, as‘Told::~by the Old:
mentgiu ll‘ , a mtchen C]QCk,"u-(Ebgn' R 01151) by
* talents are commencing to th ole rsgfi‘teoggelséi Baird. was (l1 lightfully
Res ‘ . presen e an gave greflt p easure to
zhat the controversy and action of the her hearers. Mrs.,Ray Wei-me, 131.3 50‘
.. {Pouncillregarding Lg? takirllfig‘over «Eggnog soloist; sang‘lbealutihlll’y "In An
Calf Basture {orpul ic par purpos ldl ashj‘oned Town.‘L..l;y;~I—Harris.&liss
has been of no avail. It seems that Maebelle Austin rendered the charm-
‘Yby this: time someone should throw ing violin solo, “Serenade," by Chain-
,"lsomelléht'oxi'the matter. _ :madc. “macaw; Ambler, tenor solo-
,. ist of the Norwalk Methodist. church,~
sang “All For You," 'hy D'Ha‘rdelot‘.
WWAYTO Ills mnditlfln',"m delightfnltand .hisfi
ic service.
. . . . .. . The flex? 9. A. Baird, master of' the’
A lei, "'M‘mtifiekrlt Stamford is church. recitegmheH-‘Deience RY-tlautk-
sick in the... hospital - at'Shelton. Miss; now,” (Tennyson), a thrilling piece; "I u
Soniazstxellijotlolln’ in anorexia, wilarnmnnenuwlliclgwlled forth-ionoaulr.
“gained with" gaod things; in meg—13131152. ‘Mrs. W. Fred Ambler, who
other. initiated .y ‘
a cor theanursefiandinm her, rally» 6 8.. renderethe; 14m-
. :Sheltoni'fio-an , , .. . , .. .
den lyfifi. ii the omel- natients. gem". erenad . 153'th Bragap ’mdsr
We"? .the second ..time Miss Struell
inspect
on.“ . A}, 1(333‘8 ago the ‘same nurse . ;
; ‘ ’ " ‘. ;-' 't. Misgumigement. pleased the audience, as
was made hapby by a “31 of sung by Mrs. Ray M’eme, soprano;
< V b, _ l .- l
Lydia ”burg Who 850 made :11 Mrsndlewlsfugh.contralto: Tracoyll.
tteradyantage. “Sweet little
L' W. Fred Ambler. whOse singing is‘fa-
v 5 . . l . .vorably known to the city’s music ov-
‘ ! DAMEN ; .eI'S, §ang UIA—mwet’Il by Rem. lie
. it " -—f————¥ ’ ‘7 was Irin; goodfltoice 'andsh'ls rendition
The oving Tpictnre yellows whichdwzis highly praised....'1-'his number was
n held on »Wednesday, .and followed by a reading. “The Home
Haufflomingsi :by. Mrs, Bail-d. Mrshpliver
'* geopranosolo. ‘fldvynAln Folk“."—2nyem-
on the? Sentinel of last sSaiux-da‘yfilon. MissAfxstiir againufa'vokd with 3
Shows will be 'ven tempo“, 6", - on. Miss Austin aaginiavored with a
' g; “Song Without Words.”..
have in
l . ' ' have
zncgg;e:gv?fla::geplgiiifined’ ver’4Brealh of Roses." 'Zmzf‘ftm . finial)!”
. . Rev. H‘heodore .1. Dibble. 'who died.l3“.1lg.bgl.'rf?‘°fidn fi‘éflfiémgr-tfim‘d
. ‘ ., ‘ '“' g, ‘ gavev e-ora ny- .- - the.
, inStamford on Sunday. lned on_Green Gladiators.” by Kellogg. The very.
y 0 '5‘ ming- to Brannon! after the, as sungzby‘lWJ Fred Ambler” was .very-
‘he nevi?fimiy‘ recovered. {Hams 9’ was rendered By '“Mrs. Wei-me: Itawas
'with .lfie’ 3’ (lung talks at the “11359 which an old mammy sings a little
d“ is skis gresidency here. He :held hoy‘tc‘r‘n‘ieeo-«ith a thrilling story of
“5mm?" in the Balm“ church in the Uncle Remus order. Following
”“0"th and fit the ,end 0‘ hisunin- this was a reading, “How the-Grudge
.jstrYfiintW‘ieanaafl. , . Was Ended,” By Mrs. Baird Mrs. Am-
‘ , “M“... ' bler sang pleasingly "For All yEter-
. {Louise Taylor, who said she could nity.” The entertainment came to 3
19193-0th at 7188-23 New Canaan, tele- ' close .bv a quartet number, “Wake-
‘SDhonen...1he gpolice department that Miss Lindy." . _
"She had lost a valuable yellow and' ice cream, served‘by thelladles, iol~
black police dog. Answers to the lowed-the well rendered program. The
name or Pershing. workers in the Rowayton Methodist
.. . . 2 church always make a succes of their
.GLAsspF Slugs IF .. ggdggorzagrsl; $33,13le attempt prov:
. , on KIDNEYS‘HUKI': . ,e. . ' __
N ”w *1- sno-‘
Eat leagmeet‘afgoukf“; 33¢th a!“ MEET IN 8 AM .0
’I 'yhi-wet Blacllder , , . A The ,annunl meeting of the State
' - . ”93° ‘ amelioration of Music? mugs. 0; which
’ ' - :Mrs. J. C. Downs. 0 Dan ury‘r elm-es"
* ”atm‘fomgs ‘ur'°"‘aL~c‘d ”men “‘5‘“ .(lent. {will be held mismmlordwatxhe:
”ma ‘7‘" .1: oaks‘the‘mnwsfl ”"5” ““ Methodist church at the headot‘West'
mm 330. ' ‘ “it‘fromthenystem. “Park m.River;street JI-‘rttlay, May 28.-
“wrmggersewognm” eant ”in“ flush t11*531'51-“3 election of oflice’rswllmakemnce
=11” imuliev'yanfialigggmww at the. morning seision which convenes
- .‘ tat eleven o’clock, atter’whleh-the mem-“
mflé. 11.391 “W waste ”“1 mers'xwillagjoum' to the Hotel maven-f
1: ‘99 "8mm minors in port for luncheon. ”At the afternoon
Peg 09.. 9mm 93“” lathe messianjonrm‘the oiflcers Quite Nat;
. « - . 9Wacm' dizzmessrm lentil .nsaoeiation .wil1_..lbe present, in:
”“34 tangle "9"th ““1 eluding Mrs. .ka Agislaiberung, or“
' g” mm " “my“ in“ ammonia, preslfiant fiftthe-IN‘RfiDBal
sfidwimges.‘ Wheat-fine 1‘ ”1°“ Federation of Women’s mobs. Among
7 ggfifiheohanneleofien the smokers will be ers'. Frederim
g4 ,~ “3 ""1“”an W.- .Abbalt, of Philadelphia, second
8 m mgwmfilhemht- vice ' ‘mesident. and ultra. u~~1Villiam
m.§ode.ir;§gmgm¢3 .Bohllnpe of New York. unity. . During
{any any 8 ' tag I?!“ the afternoon “ "x‘muslcal ‘nrogram will
, ma... ‘5 ““50 be with *Mhmh’,”m1“‘be‘*993m
«visitor be: m “Mrsrfil. W.‘ Home one of"tlie"'leafllng‘
llama.» ”was "3913.. 01".910i$t3~..91;:sgdlnford ma :1
your " ‘ 3'3 New} ork concertartist; «a» if.
H. .Mourison has. returngdto ‘merg’ibers of the ' rsil “illegalirimiional «. ‘.
that .. L'
. fihg’bge“ ' =' 0 cl imrov- -
' n In at hls h m ' s 1) 1these to the Independent Socialists. .
merge from“ that... 4
‘ ‘ V A I. have . .- . . ..
mango and family ‘ sém Iy,’ instead of‘22,'whlc they/now
at shorelwhere better food is served. 4 expect .30 4.34am 74min present repre— '
prank .more'than anything else. She
ure on r vow w a e 0 ml. . . —
p t 0 e as gre “Y M y" (mesto title!“ t to tell here how the. T g~ _. .. fig .
"Yet this lsutlle most lmportantmpoln
esterday morning for has delighted Norwalk audiences.wim ‘sfon:
charmingly. Her voice never appear. . .
c rv' e at Shel- .edto . ,. ‘
med...su h as lfi Woman‘s," by Bartlett“, -a quartet an i
ge-othe'fimmms very ham" Ambler. tenor, and Frank Nash, bass. .
s t 4 _ violin s 19.. . . . - .
and RPFMY evening as usual The. Pike'sabgahtlml B‘elecuofl. “with 'the '
Street. f‘S'Dringdale for a number of catchy $0.10, “Sunshine of Your Smile.” -
death 0:! his wife, from whichsmrow much appreciated. I‘Maxn‘my's iSong',‘ ‘ .
‘mDSt :‘Wml‘, 2111311 and 2313“” .3 beautifu‘ ‘DlfiCB‘Df flange}: dialect, q‘n- -
“Hi
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‘ Values memos m .. 4.4
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:: ‘ 4 :thrown back the fronts the entire 511 .
‘ . __ pends' onflmBlauselche’ is wearmg' . ccess 0f hr COS
‘ ~ " ' My “the matmee the rest
y 7 . , aim: ’ aurant—au sorts Of daytime 0c.
. " . can mess, wnsnn 330me MAN
7; ; ' . ~. I n , A ’ Y
Yglnes :0 $32.59 .. 4 A... m corms OEFRENGH MODELS. OF WHICH
. 4 a“ Thoma-elm of'crepe de chine, soft silk, net. tricolette
mmmESSEStozoonsaleat 1%., , 5 {4313395 a: mail white- Some are braided in soutache, some are beauti. ‘
delightfully new styles, and pretty enough for any “are“
*- » must. 7
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even opens it mid
tume de-
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anti French wiles, not only in suit shades, but in soft colormgs
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Choose while the .mortment is large.
Miss ‘Agnes Ayres, a Chicago girl,
visited one of the big city studio: as a
accepted an invitation to 'ippoar 1n a
scene which was being staged. Later
she was made .a handsome offer {can
pear in pictures. She owls studying
medicine at the aims-shut decided eta '
abandon that for 2th: mvlmand to-
day, some years later, she is a flew in
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