nllioe‘Marvin was .3 '
‘ Blooms. Sm mannered
on” with Benjamin Porter. 7
go Knapp has moved, from
" pairtime to Meadow street
. ‘ «Gallo has "accepted a position
' "'il‘the’Hi-Po Battery Company.
Willem Bagel-dos, ot»Stamford, was
”form yesterday, vsiting.’ fl-lendS.
mil Bartlii'f has accepted a posi-
ooswith‘cmrles Staples, of Pine Hm
:1
'mr..,'l.ockwood and daughter have}
W‘fmm Benedict street to vnn
Women
some to Cleveland, Ohio, where
has taken a position. ‘“
Wrfibrrim. of New York, who
been visiting his parents here, re~
wash to the metropolis.
‘ John. Quintard. of Fitch street. a
' Homes: in the merchant marine.
-»l'eft5llonle7for :nnother voyage.
mm: Petty has accepted a position
*a‘nlfiht'fiwatohmsn forthe Davis Hat
Wholly, -lnc., of Seavlew avenue.
Mrs. Sanford ‘Platt of Bethel, who
MM"wmmg Mrs. Armin—nay, of
Bette We. , returned to her home
yesterday afternoon “
“The regular mid-week service at-
‘the :East avenue Methodist church
"this evening will be followed by a
“-‘meetlng‘ of the official Iboard.
, Charles H. Aisthorpe, of Seaview.
avenue, who has been confined “to his
', home with-eye trouble, is so for 're-l
' covered that he is able to be out and
around again.
The annual meeting of thefit. Agnes
Guild, of Christ Church was held Tueil
day evening at the home of the Misses :
,‘f-‘Kimmick on Cottage Street. The fol-,
flowing officers were elected:-— ,
President-451183 Charlottie Comstock,
.IVicePnesident—JMiss Mae Angelman.
‘ Secretary—‘Mise Lillian Kimmick.
, Treasurer-Miss Katherine Kimmick.
saloons was transacted and the
meeting later adjourned into a. social
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ROW/l YTON
_ .Géorge Shepherd of Bethel has been
at Bella .elsianfi during the week get-
tingmis cottage in readiness for the
coming Summer months.
R5v.uWilliam H. 'Skidd. D. D., will
preside at the quarterly conferenoe'in
' the‘ehapel of the ‘Rio‘wnyton Methodist
,, (=th this evening at 8 o'clock.
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' ‘TO 'EXHUME Gl'RL’S BODY.
”other Thinks New Canaan Munich.
Mystery Victim May Be Daughter.
Responding to the appeals of a dis-g
[meted mother, whose daughter has "
been missing from (Ollie for 16
. .momh's, Sergeant Frank ‘ Vol-em \of
, the :state police has consented to ex-
‘llum the body of the girl {mind mur-
dered in=»the woods near New Canaan.
_ on $1311] 1, 1919, thought. by the wom~'
on to be her daughter. The girl has
notgheen identified neyet and-all hope}
. of identification had been given up. 5
, .‘Ei'om the description furnished by:
the another,“ which was compared with g F
, the picture taken of the dead girl be-’
_ fore the burial, the .police do not be-
lieve that she is the one. but in order
7 to satisfy the woman. the body will
he exhumed early next week.
so far the police have no clues 'to
the perpetrators of the crime. which
. horrified .the country at the time all
its discovery. The body was found
in the woods, and efforts had been
made to remove all signs of identiti-
_ .oation.‘ Sergeant Virelli with the po-‘
lice of New Canaan, has been working
upon the case ever since.
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SPRINGFIELD WINS 'MBET.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Ma 27.--
Springfield Y. M. c. A. Cbllegeydefeat-
ed Holy Cross in .tmck‘and 'lield gameS’
herenyesterday afternoon, by a scorel
of 70 to 56. The running of Watsoml
of3Sprihgfleld,«in the 100 andflfiflyard’
dashes," andaof- Captain White, otHoly
Cross, in the mile, featured. Watson
was timed at 10 seconds flat in th
century. \
t .
DESCH‘AN EL is “REGOVERINGL
PARIS, May 26.—President . Des-
ch‘anolls recovering from the injuries
heareeelved Monday morning, when he
“fel‘leromza train near :Montarsls, on:
;. may? a complete feet which may
until «late .in :the "summer, no:
oordin'gtora. statement {by his sprivate
, Secretary this morning. The 'presidi
out. according, to the ECHO DE
PARIS, will‘not go ‘to ('R'ambonfllet, as
was announced one «in? '~ of the flaccid-
, ‘ejnt. but tonthe estate'of his father-in
law; Irene B'f-ic'e;member of the - .
.berrof’Depgutlesgnear Rennes. -
.
Allie Anderson, of Osborn avenue, "
icall'not fin‘da fallen hair or any dand-;
I
evening.
I ed -a delightful program :of’waried
e,”
Wehemhw em W i -
fer-both the play. and they,
Stop; :5- 7: Haj eriCo; - “1mg 3me»" which. followed eaéh evening. m
‘ .2 ‘ ‘ 7 Beau fly » . . , _. Tbe'members of theflarien Fire; ,
. - Doubles ts " ' pal-menthol: of ’e lime Semi-m 'j g
y j‘ , " ' " ' ‘nightnt the fix-eh ataiig " ' a.
South N'orwalk. formerly menisci-of
a favorite here, delighted with his
songs. . .
ing years were elected, Monday nights
M. E. Church; President John ’Olilrlnr "
first'vice. president, Joseph Selim: ,
second vice-president, Mrs. Julia Sher:
or; third vice president, Mrs. Ruth
Bl‘encher; fourth vice president, was.
Jessie Gortrell; treasurer, Sidney Gar.)
w
and organist. Miss Alice L‘ee.
At the annual meeting of:
.parlsh last.Monday night, repel-tonne-
A
:A‘few cents buys ‘fDan'dezflne. Af-
ter an application of under-“inc you very encouraging condition. flew“,
Besides every hair. shows meWivvhose' resignation necessitated: 'by
physical ills, becomes effective July l}.
is expected home on Saturday from St.
Luke's Hospital. New York, where he
has been receiving treatment for— the
past three weelgs.
church officers wove slotted “the
meeting—Wardens, William "M. .Wgell ,
and Edward F. Weed; vestrymen, H.
D. Butler, Simon W. Cooper, Charla
Bates Dana. William Dugdnle’. William
_A. Godber, Samuel Grumman. D. Hoyt.
Robert M. Smith, and George D."I‘illeyl‘
treasurer, R. M. Smith}. auditor, W?’
R. Godber; clerk, William Dugdnle;
delegates William M. Weed and Ed
ward F. Weed; altef’netes, R. M.
Smith and H. D. Butler.
ruff.
’life, vigor, brightness, we color and
thiclmess. ‘ ' . _
DARIEN 3
‘A dance is to be held at the Town
Hallgthis evening.
Rev. G..E. Richter of the Post Road
spent yesterday in Waterbury.
*Mrs. Mark ’W. Norman‘s? »mother is
seriously ill at he'l- home in. Norwalk.
A son was born a few days ago to
Attorney 'and Mrs. G. Frm Starks)! No
roton. ., ' .
The home of theglate Flioyd W.
Triggs, on King's Highway, has been
sold to a New Yorkresidernt.
Mrs. ‘Robert Billington, who spent:
EVANs RELEASED av 51'. LOUIS.“
the winter at Savannah, Ga., has re- KANSAS CITY, MO., May 27.-—Wfl¥‘
turned to berghame ‘nt Noroton. ' iliam Evans, mpltoher of’thellocol Ame ,
N0 awon‘has "yet been taken by thelericnn Association Club, who left the
business committee of the Congrega- team recently and Went to oflwcuy'.
tional Church on the resignation of— pa” whmhe said be M to-plny
fered by the pastor..Rev. H. 0. Carter. with an in ' (ancient iteam .1133 been
‘Mrsse. n Richter of the Post Road released to e St. Louis Nationals, it"
was summoned on Monday to the bed- is announced by George Mnehlehach,
side of her mother, Mrs. J. Kirkwood president of the Kansas City'leum.
of iWoodhaven, L. 1., who is again in 'a ‘A cash consideration was invoked
critical condition» ,ln the deal and‘Evans has signed.“
RevJH. C. Cartel-enamel. ofsthe Con- agreement to report to St. Louis Sat-
gregationnl Church, has been busywlth yurda)’. H was Slaled‘ .
examinations lately .lnaNew York Uni-l HltNK GOWDY MARRlEé
verslty, where he has been doing post- ’, " * .
graduate work in thOSophy' . COLUMBITS. Ohio, May Msfimk
The Noroton Heights Fire Company, Gowdy, catcher for’xtlle Boston, Braves.
is planning its annual out-door carol—.Was married here, yesterday, to Miss
val, to be held from June 26. to July 3 ‘ Pauline ‘We'sh. 0‘ this ‘1“?-
on’the grounds at the Heights school- .
‘Al “Sill" BATH
Young WarrenGreene, in, who was
struck on the head with a stick by a
playmate some time ago has been, suf-
er’fiatfair, the purpose/of which?“ g .
to increase the interest member—g?
prodehlng carnival. Edwmfipmfif. . ,1
the Darlen A. {it P. store who is always _. ,
The following officers !Ol' the ensu-W ?
by the'Epworth League of the Dairies _ J
trell: secretary, Miss Mabel :erylliondr
‘sented showed the church to berin a. .
tor Rev. Hiram _Van Kirk, Ph.’ D..
The ‘ following
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4 Values to. $22.50. , .
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295mg. a’t .. . . . . .. .. . . . .-. . 51995 »'
299m DRESSES to no on sale at .... . . . . . $12.95
imbue, ”Ml.“ :;
, When a. woman takes ofi‘ her coat, or ev
Wm m'mnti, [the entire success of
en Opens it a
_ WE WERE THERE MORE BEAUT
‘ THAN THESE,“ ARE SHOWING,
. as; quIE8 0F FRENCH MODELS.
. Theyrmamsde of crepe de chine, soft
and French voila, not onlyin suit shades, but in soft 1 -
and white. Some are branded in soutache, some eff 0mg?
jfly‘buflfld, and others have hand embroider hem
*nfll‘emrfiworeted threads. Sizes range from 36 to
«mushy grew styles, and pretty enough for
sup omen. ‘
pends bathe Blouse 3110 is wearing. her 008mm a,
, . ‘ ., enzorefzrtu ying this efl'ect farth
2 . the ' 'eaftemoonh
i ; My, ,mofinee, the restaurant—3,11 sorts of dam, nit: ,4;
IFUL BLou
511k. net,
46. All u,
~~ Your Motor, Trips
J mam mefint‘Bo-rna Donn—lol- “can
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archangel-ink when you met 1:.
Then themm—the joynnd "security oi the
‘ Manda“ “Mamie: "cancel-ll!
dilphyedthbweek. Gourmand-rewind wealth
newlywed with some normal: more contort-Ne
Albert 1). Morgan
m ~ WWEHZR sronz: .
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- G0 Preeared To Enjoy
day's Myriam“ timcanddlm. ,
Choose :while the assortment is large.
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f l , lmns’ Suppliesl
The *‘Na‘l'WalkC-oal & Supply Co
14 ’ g 108 WaterSt. South Norwalk.
‘ I (203! and Wood
3 » TELEPHONE 113.
For the convenience of our customers orders may be left,
or :gstyments made, at Raymond Brothers‘ office. :4 Washing.
{ton .
tricolem 7
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any Md!“
SOUTH Nahum j
Emerson Oxfords for Men;
A Wide variety of styles and leathers on the roves/t lam
Brogne patterns or plain, brown or black, blustm c: bal.
M 081015! ‘Wlth light flexible soles for crew‘s: "inf.
‘ SHOP BEFORE SIX
“in
South Nowell:
c
fering such serious after effects recent-
ly from the ”now, that it has been neces
sary to have surgical treatment.
Charles Van Tassel who served as
caretaker at the Town ell‘recently for.
a month, while Edward G. ll‘odrohild.’l '7 « , :. - x
the custodian who died last week. lives Says 1:»ng of ‘hot water '9 with: l
on nanon 1's vacation.” is new emp oy-l phosphate before hm
can? John McCormacks \Lilydale; keeps illness away‘
house. There will be dancing each
The Board or Finance and Selectmen }
have appointed Civil Engineer Pome- . - 13mg 9
my of Hartford. superintendent of lmend the inside ha‘h' (lee thlb
highways 92nd bridges for the town.- ~
toggle thle place at Horace B. 01m.§f°n§§°a§1§§§f§' bffi;§§§:.slk§?ow{§§
s , w o recen r . . . .
Pomeroy will mum}; hi:I fl? dull? lood..causing illllealth, while the W.
on June 1- es in the ten yards of bowels do;
. Men and women are urged to drink
Mrs. G. E. SlSSG’l is planning to re- BC]! mpmfn‘; before hm, i
organize a Junior Epworth League in less of hot "water with temml
the M. E. Church. Boys and Girls,’ot limestone $1,051,113“, in at, or a
formergl‘unlors. and other of junior aged armless moons of :helphgéwfl’ah from ,
Will be welcome are meeting, Friday he stomach liver and bowels "the m4
afternoon,at 3:1;5,\when the plans for ions boy's Tindlgestrhle mater-inhom-
the new‘orgnnltmion will-he perfected; one, sour bile and toxins; mucus:
The audience attiremotionpictures, ns. swegténjng and partying stile tell
at Center School, Monday night, onloy- i Ientary'cuna] before eating more mod;
8? ,
tures, which-many "declared was the}. ,gfieegelga 3:23:32. 3:33“ ht):
{best yet givenrin the-school house! aye a dull. aching head, sellow‘conlfi
Next Mbnduymlsht. Marywflokford.’ eV-f lexlorl acid stomach- others who
9117305” favorite, Vi" present We tea-F ave bllious attacks or conwpflionfi
tore attraction. ”The Eagle’s Mate.” should obtain —. quarter pound ailme-
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Physicians. the world over recon».
of vastly more importance than out. . .
tunnel-"i"? ‘
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, The members of St John’sLDl-amatic ' tore?
« ~ , - , stone: has but at the dm 3 .7
Club all aqultted themselves with great This “311 (gist :ery little {betas sum-f .
credit in the presentation Tuesday 1, 3 . E ‘
night and Mon day“ night of "By £11931?“ to show t e value of inside Milk
ANNOUNCEMENT ,
_ 'I have opened a. newshow' room and accessory .mpply.’ 1
for automobiles at 55 Railroad Ave. ‘ " ' '
Mitchell and Grant sSlxflarsare on exhibition.
We have a full ‘lineEszaaeessories for pleasure em 5 and; .
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Anslzeshomllhto urn. Wide
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' Bmkfé’Stutz Motor If. ers
fl: . Im'f‘Wert and Connecticut Aves, Hal-walk, Curl.
’ Agentffor Shaler “Roadiighter”
Headlight Lens, approved by the state $3.50 per“
Tires, Tubes and Accessories
Mamie): for United States and Goodyear Tires, ram
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For EveryClass of Purchaser.
7 Values 33.000 to 575.000..
4A comfortable home for the lalmrmcr
A beautiful estate for the man who r:
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