. , ' "m'theEast
V “ . rassure’dlheir safety.
I ' Tine members.
fur,
. lmgmmand family hare . a; you
280 "East avenue to, Fairfleldinve
and family. or Hum-d
~New
.
nStoddard
, are spending a. Week m7
_"; Hulbert and (molly, of .Now
‘ f haventaken possession or their
Montage, at Shore Haven.
.. inc and family have some
EV York to take possession, at
summer cottage, at Dorlon’s
During June. July and
,, ’5' met flax-walk Market
dooed’Wednesday afternoons.
will: 56
in. Woman‘s Auxiliary or Chris:
church will meet tomorrow afternoon,
it the home of Mrs. S. W. Kelley, o:
Sea-side place. .
. 7 " The police are following up a com-
;_plalnt that boysare creating disturb
, ’ ance not the Hatch e Bailey Com<
' , may mill, on Marshall street.
' .Charle's Tobey. Jr., has resigned his
position with the Bridgeport Natural
Oyster Beds Company, and returned
‘to his home in East Norwalk.
1, The library committee of the East
Norwalk Improvement Association
«fish tor‘announce‘ the change in the
”"nglbraryrfinys. It will be open on Tues-
alloys and Friday
I;- ,Mrs.rfBenny Lincoln. Mrs. Max Fl
remain and Miss Nettie Dudak of
5 Newll’ork are spending a few days at,
,. filighmne of'Heymn Jaffe, 3ZiFort
retract. ' ‘
4
1 a special meeting 01; all the members
, Norwalk Improvement. As-
is'ociationavill be hell nt‘Comrnnnity.’
.‘Hall Friday. June 4, at 3 o’clock. to,
‘ ennsiderfth'e visible showing motion.
pictures in Community Hall. A large
lattendansce is desired. ' ‘
Monarch Rubber]
Employes of the
Perfect Rubber
Company and the
' Company. Whose 1
street, ,were recently gutted by fire.
are out of work, awaiting the comple-
tion of repairs. The repairs are being
rushed, but will not be completed for
some days. ’ .
—-vDurlng June, July and August
. ,Fay‘s EastiNorwalk “Market will be
' . closed :Wednesday afternoons.
.__.._.——
‘The Day Nursery has three new fur»
piecesto sell at their rummage sale.
, They are three that Policeman-Flynn
found, last. night. hanging onathe out-
7: 75 ‘ sidefoilMintz's store. on “(Wu
~ streeciffle took them to the police
station.,rwhere.they were detained as
‘unnterial' witnesses and locked up to
This morning, in-
nuiry at. Mintz’s, revealed - that they
' Verernot wanted there, so Chief Pen-
‘ningtoxr telephoned the Nursery.
The regular monthly meeting of
the East Norwalk Improvement Asso-
siation was held yesterday afternoon
in Community Hall. A very gratify-
ing report was given of the recent au-
tomobile ride planned by Mrs. Milton
, Elwood and Mrs. Wallace Marvin.
It ”was voted to pay the bonds due
. m the cement work in the basement
, of Community'Hall. ~ - ’
' ' ’ The house committee has placed
new curtains at the windows of the
. flireetoa‘s’ room. adding vmuch to‘its
appearance. * .. ‘fi .:
Q'MrS. Morrison announced that the
last, payment had been made on the
womb. which was very pleasing}?j
:3 mm
; crown rim?
. )The launch of G. F. Waters is being
overhauled and placed in commission
inside of the Bell Island Midge.
, . u’
, .fl’ercf Money of Brooklyn returned
"to New: York today, after 3 iew .dnys
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3 gregatlon
oils, on Washington 1
, Superintendent
,«g ‘5”."9"
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road Avenue yestefaav;
7 "an“ ’
A new sign was placed y
l
'aybyi
George D. Knew ,atill‘. v.7
grocery in the Austen Block-g. : l
1 John in. 'Thntcher, of Hartford; chair;
man of the Soldiers' Hospital “Board
of Connecticut. was in, town. yesterday.
Repairs ara beingma 7 thereof
of the Wee , Burn v,,,oon' . 'C’lubshouae,
which was damaged’ibyéflreinflmilfié'd
weeks ago. , : ’ ‘
' The Friendship ‘Sewingrmrcle enjoy-7
ed a Mem p
night, at the home of Miss Charlotte
mwndes on Maple Avenue.
' The Ladiefil'misocle'ty of the Methg
'odist Church held n: successful cake,
bread and foodie" e inthe‘ Schlichting
block. Saturday afternoon. ‘ ' i
A‘prograxn 6! mutations. music and
,folks‘ dances‘."lsxto he’given at the rNor~i
oton Heights School why; the pupils. at
l
1:45, next Eridaiyatternpon. _,
W. Ii,-Schryver of the
Old 'King‘s‘highwayf are entertaining
Mrs. ‘Schryver's father, who was a res-
ident of Dorian many years ago.
Automobile traffic was unusually
iheavy Saturday, Sundgy and Monday.
Constables Dance. Palmer and Scofield
——-were all. doing duty as traffic
officers:
, Thomas «A: ,
.the Dnrien free Library,-
3 Mr. and Mrs:
Nicol" is now janitor of
and settled.
S from 2‘30 to 5 I" m’ ,in the rooms on the. upper-floor of the proved by the
n- ibuilding, tormerly occupiedvby‘the “Red mg“... .
. z‘ 5 fix. ,‘ .
a ‘, The Ladies'Aid Society of the Con-
' p ‘ al‘Chlirch' withhold a. sale of
homemade cake "and other food prod
outset the home or Mrs. Frank Holmes
031013 King‘s Highjggyflms afternoon.
. 4‘ :‘Mlsis’ June M ironed iers. Back?»
Joy's nomelm’ the rammed, agree “is“
‘vroom; catering to the automobile‘trade draw thisrthrougii WT“
last Saturday- “‘Thefl‘ellow Aster” is, ,
the name of the place. '
Mrs.” G. E. Richter of the Post Road
returned Saturday night from a week‘s
visit to her mother, Mrs. J. Klrkwood,
of Wooghaven, L 1., who. has again
rallied from another serious attack of
illness. ' "" , 7
H.i D. Pome’r‘oy. the new Highway
arrived inotowsn with‘
his wife a few days gonna assumed,
his new duties today. They are hay-1
ing the usual difficulty in finding a
suitable home.
A meeting is- to be held at Center,
hereshortly. ~
listed in "the navy‘ over a yearns . and
has since seen much of the world. was
vistlng friends in town a few days ago,
having obtained shore leave fromvhis
ship which is now in port at New York.
Dal-ion folks are e pecially pleased
that the axlvenr‘ 0 :Memorial Day.
brings with. it thegminutes headway
on the trolleys. “ The openinggol' Ro-
lon I’oiut. Saturday; increased truf—
fic “considerably Saturday and‘SundsZy
but yesterday was a. record-breaker.
Wilbur Bates. deputy highway su-
perntendent. who was left a widower
avenue residence to Mrs. Susan A.
Dibble of‘Noroton Heights; whmhas
taken immediate po'smss’mnf. Mr.
Bates and his children making their
former’s married daughter. Mrs. 30-,
hart Simmel. 5111 New Canaan. . ~ ‘
». Members of ‘the Dorian troop of
Boy couts. No. 18.,and‘Nor-oton troop.
celebration of ~Memorial Day. ,eervlng
spectators in line. Members of3these
troops also share in the taskon Sun-
day morning. of laying floral tributes
on the graves of soldiers ‘ in Spring
Grove andln the ‘Soldiers' Home ceme.
teries.
A large audience at Center school
1
two splendid reels, . “Zinc.” , showing
the production ofthnt useful metal,_
and “Meat LAgain,"
manufacture of sausage and various
"Visit with George Smith of Bell Island.
* o7 Mrs. John Sherman Hoyt Men to
neetafl theryoung people of the Com-
"mnitywho are interested in, the nevi—
; «m1 of the Flower Club in tile Hethodé
atChanel at 3 o'clock Thursday after-
' 2.110011. ' '
’ Mer Commodore JamefiAFnrren
"the Norwalk Yacht club is; .
whether to put his large Menin-
mét in commission this manner. It is
probable rthathe will immediately-place
the smaller yacht Prontd'm m
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a
. 5 George 8. North. photographer.
1; ‘ exhibited at The Knob club, yesterday,
, .. a. picture taken in 1853 of‘the old mile
, months-idea that then-spanned the, riv-
er at South. Norwalk, * The riot-me
finidge and” was ‘ taken about the fame
of the great, disaster at out "paint.
when-on expreSs train-hmflerxork
unged-‘into the river, ivflh the loan at
mom N ;:..;s_ nmdm‘
mef the momentum do
‘ my],
' _, A- fisher. hymn;
. '7 ."Dear 1Com: vicinity Love and Prey-
‘ , or,” laddress Edwfinm;floylegre- .
;. esslonal‘ ' Th Wirevefi
W 4); Mormon mt ,
steiem 9mm m:-
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shows attain other: crossingtht
,meatfi’.’ , “ Thenrfollowed :Mury Pick-
..for‘d 'and~her brother Jack in ,‘t'l‘he
{Eagle’s Mate. a five-reel feature.
{When the: interest in the story was at >
ethin‘g‘went wrong with .
themechani'sm of the whinewhich .
refused to move another turn. The,
Ens height; sum
audience was given returnchecks en:
titling themEto attend the neitexhibiz
‘tion dud diSmlssed for" {be «light.
Douglas Fair-banks in 'He Comes *Up
Smiling"_ willhenext week's rectum .
attraction. g » . r 5
j The Memorial Day set-rice, planned
by Ernest F. Sexton Post. No. 51
American Legion ,and
night at the Noroton Presbyterian
Church? pmvedso most delightful at-
tain . All the churches of $12.th unis
ted in the service; Two inspiring ad-
dresses were’églven, the first by Attors
nexAr'thur» : Palmer 0! Stamford and
New*Y,’Ork.i c’nu the‘otuermy Edwin
, Milton none, chairman of the School ‘
Boer-d. who recently sold'his home in
this town, and remains this week to .
,‘New York oi y. ‘ Therprogram rendered.- ;
Organ ~, recital ‘
“hymn.“ ” rem spangl'ed
Earle
7 'f‘
awae as toll
,Barbara”Weed;
' Danna-z” prayer,
j‘ner; ' i - .
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Easting. Weed
'David Page and Mrr-fl'hompsomr‘.
orial Day borne picnic. last >
‘ stew applications will prove/a revel»:
School, at 3:3Q this afternoon, to which 1
. all Women nre‘invited to discuss the
plans fem serie'sof lectureson‘“The "
Machinery of Governmentfi. to the given .7
Terryiiisambept of hills city, whee!!!
'a few months ago, has sold his West -
No. 20, participated- in Stanford‘s .
«Immunity motion pictures enjoyed‘
describing the -
‘kinds «'of other “prepared and canned ‘
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‘N’ofoton Avenuer‘fiomietoj MQO‘Ffiifi'fi Warsaw: , .;
‘ rick" at Stamford. , ' ‘~ , invent-«brushes were. View?!» .7 as ..m cad ;
._ .._.... . ,tomrdfiutnheirefigtto brighten.“ ,
~ ' ' . 1‘ things ., or ,t em. any-new «,
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the-Lunttew imam
,mruub‘ ’
took place. 'ltzms well attended and '
all seem
xfiittee may on: moi “to greet the
guests and promised ’e good“"summer
program. The” committee» is as fol-
rouows: C: so. Steurer;;Jr.. chairman;
George Johxniton.-:Wmiam Formation.
‘24.
The club: house will ~he darkgumfll.
season was on,
July 2. when the
with a bang. «' 1
—-'I‘ry a classifiéd?‘ , .
the Sentinel ra- mMrme, »
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camonn'useosnoe = ' ~ - secularism. ,.
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summowurwiw it um, ' '
Coleman”. Youth- ‘ 4
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turn" gray. 5W9“ faded 7-hou-
béautlfnliy dark and luxuriant.- Ju‘s’t
tlon ifgyour hair lendinggtreaked or.
gray. 1 Hiring “the Sega ‘ »
‘phur recipe alt-home, though. is croone-
some. An copier mus teen _
of . Wyéthj‘s 35m and murébme
,;at any drug eternal; ready tor
This is mould-time recipe in»
addition of other mere-i
While wispy: my. "head heir, is not
sinful, we all ‘ desire to retain our.
youthful ,- appearance and, attractive.
nessl u-By darkening your hair with
Wyeth’s Sage“und smut Co , ‘ _
no one.'cau~'1ell.. We it‘ does» it so
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use.
one smalltstrend an true; by, mils
all gray hairs have disappeared. and
after another application Dr two, your
hair becomes beautlmlly dar .gios5y.
soft and luxuriant.
Them? all peopleneed to make
them renew faith in co‘Eee. -
Well," Van Dygr’s Duchess cof- ‘
fee goes farther than that.
It’s so good it destroys‘iaith
in all other brgncls’. .
Duchess Oofl'ee £8015.
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The newly appo’intedmluh house com- ,
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brewed Linton ,
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