leir' way nOrEhwai-d.. a num-
ké of black ”ducks. , ‘anq be.
have been‘t’nking refuge in
' -. Residents .of. Marvin?-
WPolnt and Seavievv
, clad that mmfibers of the
ire become »-jcmnparatlvely
' to their long-may. Every
sound of theiducks‘ feeding
he marshes .ol’f-Seaview avenue »
yr: card. One of themnusual in:
“ eats connected with theisheltee
--by the ducks lathe picking mg?
' of the “strays" that had ‘beai
'arvin. Beach section. ficnndww
lv 11 “black duck» on shore. towweak
get-away.- He took.“ to his home.
it food and then «released it after
lie; when it swam away; to rejoin
lit-the. flock.‘ ‘
A" J ,—_’-_—"———‘3' ‘ ‘
r mma Jimmerson. “of Straw-
rnyi' .av’enue. is ill at her home.
, 'A»Bruce and daughter. Miss Em-
:ii‘ 'Bruce. of Long Ridge. Stamford.
‘re visitors with relatives in East
Vorwallk recently.
,Russcll Broadway. of this place. un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis.
'V‘ at the Norwalk Hospital. this week,
rid is reported to be doing nicely. '
Next Monday eve-nine.r the second of
“Community Sings" will be held at
boulevard. Mrs. F'. J. Morrison win
lead in the singing and there will also
be several other numbers on the gro-
kEast Norwallz High School students
walk High schools.
.————-
. Mrs. Robert B. B. Fpotefi wife of the
'Mt’or vhf Christ church. yesterday
held a mission hour. at the meeting: of
the W‘oman's Auxiliary of Christ»‘
chrllt'll, held with lifrs. O: H. Butler,
will ln' held with Mrs. Frank Clark.
05.1mm avenue. on Thursday after-
12mm. March 10th. -
fining to the mildness of the win-
imn mu! has hoen‘coming into» the in-
" ('zil hnrhm‘. with more or lees frequen—
. cy during’ the past two or three
months. Several barges have been in
this war-l: and have discharged their
cargoes. - he barge 'l‘ & 'I‘ is now dis-
‘char- ing -, can?) at one pf. the local
_ DC a? ' .. :
OnfSunday. March 6th. the Every
1...
1
fits sic-322,442.21, the totaliassees c a
liabilities are 39701569 8 .
I hurt A small boy. a resident of Miss Emma-Bushman “i“lnL-ét “’31".
' ‘ ' home in hogan street. ‘ . . f .
tahu‘helpless-to maize ay'fiy attempt to Mrs. F. B. Williamson. of thei"w.est
' ‘ Side. has returned from a. visit with
relatives in Philadelphia.
--«-New England .Su‘pper, Rowayton
m Hose Company. Friday evening, 6 P.
M. Dancing after .Supper. ._ _
will doubtless be present to Tract" for should be complete before the (mar-
‘their local team when it clashes with terly meeti'hg o? the Library
he Stamford High school team at the. which is to be he]
children's playground in Nor-walk un—
der the auspices of the Kiwanis club.
of Osborn avenue. The next meeting 110 was in favor of the project, but
rvcnmmonriml llmi flip
turn down the proposition hocuusv it “_ .- . 3 .. ..
involved tlu-.servlc~.>s u (incoming: .rllidmis.
' " ‘n 0' E 2‘ 11011. iur- . ,
“162;; Ofllt1:;2:fq3:j:n )llii) jam that no political (‘nmmitmcnta nor assume
{:Hlisn the time li-ul come the Kiwanis any economic obligations to any other
club- could. 1.,“er mo'wv ‘wiigl-aoul, subject our divisions lo any other
side assistance. )1
r. , ' ma tor as a mvrrbher o t e . ., ‘
$31233} e’cbmihlfioo or i understand nonwalluw wm‘ld miscon—
4 - . .
club. ‘The report was accepted and >
the yropos’ition was voted‘ down. have no thought ialmpede the paths
1 to closer relationship. 'We wish to
{Mtrrv's mun-9h gave an promote understanding. Vin want to
' . 1 a 0 ~ ' .
talk was brief but to the spoil“.
'flember Canvass or the'East avenue
Methodist 'Episconnl church will be
workers will make :1 visit to the house
otevervmembcr of the Parish in the!
o'clock. One of the features of the"
flewices. ‘b'oth morning and evening,
will .be singing: by :1 male ‘choir. com-
:poaed of the workers in the. Canvass.
Announcements as to those members
of "the church who will be the work?
ers. will be made tomorrow.~
‘It is reported that .a company.
isman especially large demand. him
attract." a lease. on which :11; held by the
"Pongranez Shoe Company. ot’I'hilaa
lphia. which opened- a ‘branch fac-
oer business conditions and a lack of
"l branch.
from Center street in Newton.
.. .3“
ware time.
he Jgew Haven railroad.
, much improved.
3..
fl tenet .Mlami. Florida.
figull‘e of Kingston, N. ‘Y.
,
..h€ld; at which time a team of monithe organization. They
“Prescott and James Wood:
afternoon. returning: to the. church for :3
a luncheon and conference at 5:30 "
mmvwdma itli’c attendance
clan.
imam-i mm: toward. Nurwulk‘ at the
mmeme'amldcnt. The roads, be-
w'hic’h manufactures a. small but use—A
’(W‘iflf‘i‘l‘hc past heavy snnwstuml,
Jul. household article for which more"
ihud W with mud» and rats. The
.ufillilnme. 'it is said. became (naught
fln {Mei-email; wM-h caused -it to turn
itMIegwflllngnlle m-vugumls into the
ma. W! “the {line of the. accident the
vanadium was: pwéllng at a slow
clip. . _. 3 -.
‘ The 'autmimhlh- iwns ‘ somewhat
(Immune! as the result no the aim-lawn.
l The, M]? of the car. was partially
‘i‘m'n from the chassis. Some (llfliL-lllty
en endeavoring to encore the old-
3 . medieu building. .comer or:
Keyser place- and East Washington‘
cry here sometime ago. .Gwing-lto»
rein, material the. company closed its.
,ARIEN& Nowomzv
P. 3. Quinn and tam“;r have remov-
Vficrles H. Smith is carefully hov-
gflqxer a batch of 40 chic-ks in his~
allies "'l‘orok is now employed in :ihe
allitenance of way department of
”e W. Givens of 01: King’s
.T.-‘Who has been ill recently. is
:d. Mrs. Albert H. ficnshaw‘of
Neck Point. are spending the
ank‘Sta’pding of the Post road
ccently been entertaining Arthur
E Ieph Lonia of the. Post road-who
3333 will! quite. in for: the past two
Bree weeks. improves but slowly.
nd Mrs. Richard E. 'l‘ihbetts
9 ton Heights. have announced
nfiagement of their daughter,
Pulls, to DavidiV‘V. Burtis of
iii: F , ¥
summed *pr'o
o W .' _.-a
.2
James Nelson. who hus‘beep spend-3 God?”
ing the winter in Miami. Florida. has ,
returned itO'hlsr home in 'Rowayton
avenue. ‘ -
.—-—
'Hntch Clark. mother of Rev. F. S. L
Clark. of Ro‘wavton. was held last, i;
evening at 7 o‘clock. at the home
her son. Rev. L. -J.‘ Schoeppler offi--
cloning. The remains were: shipped to
Noblesborciymlaine. for interment and
were accompanied by Remgaond Bye.
EpiscOpal church. Gregory Clark.
Members of the Library Book club the’ (1..“va or his man
who have not yet paid their member-
" gram...- ”2 j; E ship fee. are asked to leave some at
" like Library or give'llt to the commit-
tee. as soon as possible, as returns bright sun swoptt
appealed strangely
armory this evening. vThe prelimin- week.
3:? game will be between the glrls’ Mflwn ___3_ and ”0093— ..
earns 0f the Stamford and the Nor- MONEY LOANING ' Pledging his faith anew 10".Amerl—
‘ I mm institutions. President Harding
CHEAP IN NOR‘VALK reiterated :1 film for a return to "now
mulcy" for industflali Wane. for
(: I tinned from Page One.) frivndshlp with the world. and evoke
”Kill“ a promise in work for an mm
clalimimf nations to bring shunt will“?
and "approximate“ disarmiment. “But
he coupled his rem-wed
with
organization
l‘ person 3 who
cut—-
Judge Rough invest!»
the Kiwanis
“Avr'lmomas J. Finn. pastor of Rt.
interesting
Two-now members were added in
Nae-Ems HAVE
{NARROW ESCAPE
~1'Conitlnued from. l‘lrst Page
0‘ a rinsi-
Ang to the story told by{hc
L .031": nulnnmhilc, a Studebaker.
mm the rainslornm, were in
Bible used at the ; inaugura- lob or
George Washington. the new president the morning-payers. . -
10031:. gie. oath administened byfihief ' After brew Mr. flan-ding s
Justice >thlte. He had chosen the himself ami
eighth verse from~ the Sixth Chapter
of Micah. reading: 3 , ,» lice captainsxrom New
“tht .doth the Lord We 05 came to Washington :‘ln an unilane to.
theefmut to do justly. and: ti: love present. a personal .memgc
- ‘ mercy and to Walk enumbb'"wtth thy ”gm. Hymn, ‘ ' "
,_ - _ , “ , " The Vice-President and Mrs. Cool-'
President Wilson._ yielding t9 the idge also armour-1y and had hreak-_
.iest‘rminute eutreaties 0! his family East in their suite atv'the New \Villard
,- and his ”physician. took no part in the with Mr. Coolidge's father
m» 7.1mugural ceremonies 0‘3“” than to Join: Calvin-Coolld c the! .1 -. sons.
The funeral Of the 13‘? .Arnttm accompany the incoming “president John and Gil-hill}. If ‘andrge‘.:r;l‘p{.r.
m the \Vhlte 'Housc to 111.233me mal'ffiendt' '
ith Vi \xu n‘to the new “Aimed how he"
.went w - . rs. ’ so , - of his inaugm'itlon ., ,
name which mu he theirs in the real- fiay'
dential section or the city.
{immecugely after the _ ndmlnimm‘ ’ . _- 3
tion 2-01 the oath. Mr. Harding turned 38AYS WHENm.SAWIm l ,
to. the vast crowd which stretchedl : , ,3 ‘ .fi 3
‘ across the miiiol plaza and began . . ‘ - 7
Sound unuilll‘wrsz carried his vaice to
the outskirtsof the big assembly. A
chill wind foehly warmed by a
Rom-«l. other years when
d on Friday Of ”“5 ated by the uniforms of ‘W’est Point
' cadets. millslilpmvn from Annapolis.
than our own - 42 xii liél‘lty."
strum" “wig the new
. . l . fi
- . “. .. icanlmtlcm. ’ 'l‘lic do our part to masce
Mmrm on “How so hateful that‘govormnmtsund pen»
I“? resort to it must vrove the rig!“-
are Charles pom-mess ol‘ t
‘oulla‘n‘s lml‘m‘e 1:
to enter no "entangllng alliances."
Mr. Harding declared:
wasmmmntcrod in righting the ma-
('IIlllC‘.
WILLIAMS Is. POOR ~ .
LOSER; "SAYS”MIEAN
Continued from First Page
A“
henslble conduct in office. it is to lir-
borne in mind that there was an elec-
tion last November. and his l'e'lter to
the Prentident would indicate that he
is u very poor loser.”
Sinn Feiners Shoot
ware.” ,3
Ville: fwazs’lnl
ni gr-tcv'wazars my gm
fceliogly to President Wilson. .
The new vice-president read his
brief address while the {audience llog- '
Farmer- as “Spy”
DI'HLIN, March 4.——Anolhcr vie-
tim of the Slnn Fein's relentless war»
fare against “spies" was Pound. near
Curragh Cltugh today . He was a. far-
mer who had been taken from his
home by a band of armed masked
men and shot to death. Upon his”
breast was pinned the followifignotc:
"A convicted spy. Informer-sites;
An uniaemlfied:~meh mum“ .70. '-
i .111 j’ystréets oi"
axle;
-.run‘-'
is. rips
are he signed some bllloaud then
gun-a! ’nddrecs‘ . .
he broad space which
in the contrast at
it has been illumin-
declarations
u i‘rvsh prc'nmunm-nwnt ngalmit
"America." he said. can enter into
“1am sure.- onr neople will not nil:-
president. "We
onflivc warfare
heir cause or standing
lw hnr of civilization."
'1‘th speaking of his determination
"This is not selfishness; it is sancti-
ly. It is not :ilool‘ness. it is security.
It is not suspicion of others; it to no-
trlotlc adherence "to the ahmgs‘whicih
made us who? we are."
Emmemu'iely at the conclusion of
the inaugural address thevs‘mnll party
rewromied and look‘ motor cars neck
to the W'hito House. escorted by the -
cavalry troops which had brought it
to the Capitol.
Applause make into Mr. Marshall's
nddrcse ireauently. mud “there was
laughter when he‘fleplored public. men
becoming ‘3‘1‘n05ré- helium.” The and-
lence rose and applauded at length as
he concluded. He then declared the
Senate adjourned sine die.
Calling the new Senate to order.
Viee§President Coolidge ’ln a‘ , alngle g
faint. gavel tap. ordered prayer by the 5
S'enate Chaplain the Rev. J. J. Muir,
who during his invocation referred
toned intently.
Sande-Non. .
«the.
and south of. the stand:
7:— the Presidmfisvoom. . 3 m
'DVWWm" m‘mmqtm" ”mid: “(loan slave. Mr. Pmt.
1(an yonrmw “to be Moved-of
. _. 'rdemmnd worries.
1 king such an W rt. They felt “m" b” . ..
"tint it would mmmfidr‘me Pres-£1 ‘9“ 3"“ “'3m’mh’1 ”we ”m‘mt’
"Gent incl-Ely to ride to the Wheel. “.3, n
‘ with Mr. Harding and probably also. 9‘
1 > ' " ‘ ‘ - t a
this while waiting in one of h jlaccom led by Mrs. \Wilsen.
- ' Admiral G‘ra‘ymn. his ‘pemonal phvsl—
Wile the alganflonmect of the ln-_ 3 . r. 3 3 -
wugjuml procession and other cere~_ “it“ ”‘difmel’ht 1: Tgmum- NS 800—
mnles. there were many marching Te ygw' .ewen. O t 9 gm“
clubs. booster- clubs and ' ”original" ,m an clemtor and then walke
Harding organizations on band. 869 yards ‘3” We 9"“ at
B133 mi. hooray. 43“" 91'.
dentieléctswugflrs. mac-- 3
their W 'to dim ‘ fie
. - ( t-be’cloéck . and ital
.to 1 an VV-mtoficar-nmkmwn- their sung-st the New
Willard B‘oteLs-‘flr. liar-m; then readv '
“’9‘? “Sill-Omit? the my were two 90-: White ”House amornomes.‘
decorated for-a Stile occasion. The.
broad thoroughfare liad‘bcen wired
' oi‘l‘ during the night and sat-lzr twin-y
police were engage-d in cleaning mitt ,
. {be ‘few intruders who had gotten by;
the lines. . ' ,
Early callers at the Harding unite}
l .
'on the morning
rW‘
«fir. Tony Babes (£843er 8:.
of theJWOT Plane
fell W 01305! Did
1m; TONY PERT-2...
“I "felt as if I should have come in
before and told you how much good-
ClNO’I‘ did for me.
when I saw the CI?!
yecte rda‘v
The audience rose Jim! immufied
Mr. Coolidge's accrue ‘ "Fire Like-
president then lmd-Preeldaut WW3
call of the extra Senate incision mud
by the secretary Bl’ Senate. Gnome. A.
X’iceéPres‘ldeut Coqlldgcrr then era
down-the call of names of. Scouting
re—‘eleoted mid new. to take the 0133-11; ._
In gromrot faur. escorted 'by their
colleagues. they we're brought to “the
rostrum. and took the tooth. Thu 7
House members anplaudefl Show-flush“ ' 3
former colleaguea. (scram, g0! "Are ‘ ‘
Reamer McKinley. of 3mnbh. and
Harreld, at Oklahoma, «me their
Before-33in Harding .i‘hpeared- on ,
the eastbortlco. the jum‘txtendedilor
more than 'a block to tho-‘m‘md rm-
almost the same distance-tithe m
1:016 12m
‘ _ ‘ wink--
were
continued:
him, : .fm‘
Pennsylxnnia avenue. as usual. war
f
Minimum: l M - ’ 51
fill? Wills-mt All ;
3. mm Says the Beautiful Sight
«p-w—ww -«
through the “heavens. it mmlnded inc
..
Hebec. who further says:
‘ I could not sent-m to find relief.
to have no ambition. »
and endorse CINOT highly."
: i
. "5
l '1 The mesu9m first. I’\\l1:‘ .
W. 3 w .gLKhOx, chairman m ‘
Wail Inaugurallon
' , have, that he would be \lnalxlv x.
= “39 Senate chamber.
.' .ator, the Senate has tlimwn l
butxomfnot going to (all m.
3 , W or and, go then
-: Wat’s room and m u w
my cult! that the bllfiinst or
’ Hmmma' been r'mmmdv
-wheflmr .flfl’ President had
“61' communications m
Weiss. 7911’ Presidvm'y
mad.“ he called to tho Ear-l
3 ator hedge had entered m.
mac-mum cm «he was speaking- 'to Bonn.
and Vice—Fresh
invited to see him. He
’ am More at the 'stm‘
Watth
3 ~ W “#8 When ’19 did glanr‘r
‘ J ‘ tor-many and in a tone
inner he ma’not3mih that which be, mm m
g with fienalor Kpox mu]
'. _ , ‘ "I have no- further u
Hr 14m“ waded-his hand and . to make. I apprecimv \‘(n
I ‘ Good morning." h
«WE‘M'W ‘
ma titanium Women-s in
. HARDING ANN"1¢N(“ :5
., - WJisHING'mN. Mam.
“3“de to; fore 317‘. Harding wmn
edflle economies you have. ex
‘ portlco ll; was leul‘nml fly.
...
9ft This room. .
Ram-r names of his: (‘lllllllf’t my
;Selli1tc by returning: m -
chamber immmlinh-lr ; ‘.
occh and Dl'I‘FI’l‘lln:
' -The President then
in! flammhis an
d sellout of his cabinet 10 11..
the east en- ally.
cw Davey, 11':
“halftime of Quality and Service”
WWI’SSOUpS (all kinds) . . . . .car‘.
can New Jersey Peers. ........ . .
Quaker- Corn Flakes. . ..... . . . . .packagzo
14 02:. can
nds) ............
large can. 2 for ‘
SwissChard (like slamming large cans.
Atlas Blend C6583 (the best ever)
) ...... 319m.- ,
.lllvmmm Milk (all ki
m ma. t as Gwed a may to
, .
Van Camp’s Soups (all kinds.
Very Choicest Teas . . . . . . . . ....... 1b..
Atlas Brand Cocoa
no? my duty and here I aim-to tell you ;
what cmor did for me." calorific]
‘ "I had been glittering [or a long
time with rheunmfim’n, in my right
arm and leg? and also a severe met-2
of gm! indigvetlon slioflly after eat?
in}: I would belch up for hours and
."i would‘ feel as if I lmd‘a chunk;
of lead it: my slmimch and would well
severe headaches: my back would
«the. so but! Hm} l could not stoma...
and was always tired out and mined-
- “i could not sleep militia and wax '
' wry near a nervoufi wreck one will
at the vein: of giving up when 9:15:11? -
came along and relieved me a! all my
(roubles. I am belie rln every way .
CINGT is for sale in flown Norwalk
by Plaistegl Drug Company and all
OT plane mrlng‘ good dmgs’ists everywhere. .
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g Airivais are now here
There has been so much ("m—
tmdeneies that in justiw
we ask you
The Earliest Sprig;
inspection;
the new style
rtunate lo’l’lyers,
New models confidentially.
We say no ~more here than “that
'mOSt gratifying group of the m
exemplaryiexpo ~ -. nts of the coming modes.
ing yew?
. ~ ~ to our more than £0
’ > ' , come in and seethe
' ' . ‘Thatfis Why
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