figs. manhunt sud helpful meet-
mm o! the Loyd Workers
Society of w ,Richard Blond.
mm and Mrs. Luis. M. Long
was m~m on arrangement of
m.m Anes- the reports of the
various W‘s was read a ‘duett
by Mia Ultra Edmond and Miss
Tliétesa Pods'elny was enjoyed by all.
limo by him Worms was greatly
appreciated. Rev. I. M. Blanchard of
"l. port then gave a. very helpful‘
- inspiring sddress. ‘ after: which
Wes-me favored the company’
‘another selection;
wen L Wood his commenced ex-
Vietor J. Benelishafwho has been
confined to his home’ with an injured
knee for several dsyss-ls expected to
ed Press next fMondsy.
-_.._.._.
Mrs. Joseph Lombardi and her son
spent the week-end in New Haven.
Col. ‘Elwell. the Noroton sculptor.
spent a day last weeka Hartford.
Dorothy. the daughter ot’Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Cooke. has been ill with
mumps. .
George Stark of Noroton is ill at the
hospital. but expects to-go home this
week.
' Nation on the cellar for a house to.
bererected by him on Fourth street. '
Fred Opperuum of Greenwich was a.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Willard Embrey
and their son. Bruce, spent the week-
end in New Jersey.
Mrs. Andrew Buttery of West ave-
nue has returned from a. visit with
charge 0 a. large r in: «sea. Line. ‘
resume his duties "with The Amoeiat— V
omen. .f_tor tithe erection of s
modern home has be“ 'W' 5' .
[Mmd‘nreet for Stanley P. ,Mesd. It
will occupy a site next to the home
or his brother. Haroldrueed. '
Stanley P. Mead hasmoved from
South, Avenue and‘is now'ilviok with
.1112. and Mrs. Frank L. Constantin
isouth Main Street. until their own
-house;;ln bleed Street is completed.:
Conductor William Brunt. who has
been enjoying the southern cllmes or
Florida. for several weeks. returned to
his duties on the electric-branch. last
week. His trip was one or unusual
interest. and was very enjoyable.
The members or the Veterans of 1
Foreign Wars are mating with much i
success in filling their advertising pro-
gram with material for the event of
their dance and insmllntion of officers
to be held in the Town Hall on Thurs-
day evening. April 21. -
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LOUNSBORY. MATHEW
‘ HIGH GRADE FOOTWEAR
" ' m raucous women
snakes lasting friends, not alone for their {nu-l: Wu; ;‘, «mm.
but for quality, style and graceful appmm, ,.
SON & C038
8T0“ CLOSE! AT Six
,MILTON ELWOOD
MEL? ‘EL‘WOOD & GLOVER
SOUTH NORWAu
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‘KEEP THE BABY OUT 0’ DOORS
A New Line of
BABY CARRIAGES
In m m WITH SOME EXCEPTIONALLY
.. Low PRICES
H see THE DlBPLAY IN OUR wmoows
l
m GARE \ ' GO . ht hour do . , '4
GE Y 11“ CEICA ‘ -,°'n..§“vviza remain" here 1.37“” 4h)";
GO I said Judge Gary. "but I e no c — ‘-
01110:“ spit? tail-£3125: 01:12:: ferences of a busineps: 11$: Cginfirog;
333$st Steel Corporation. who We" I w'" um: “
Rio Janelro to you. or anything else
arrived here today. said that inasmuch regarding my trip. but as I have been
as he had been 0‘" or 10mm With at- 'out of touch with the industrial world
1“ 35's“ ‘i’riri‘efil $3133lr’328'3fieh23’since I left New Yam I :3 ”35031711.:
meotnmgwto any rela‘tl‘vc to wages or 223.1303???" °“ “‘5”
working conditionsyein the steel worldé
It has unofficially been reported the
. business visitor on Winfield street yes-
terday afternoon. . friends in New Haven.
- Re rts f m th l George M. V. Schliehtwng has been _
heldllfst Frigy and eSart‘ili‘it-ldxgggsresgcfi entertaining Louis Freeman Light of horwnlk to A“ in
. ,. l
' his brather' ' 331.: or Relatives
.tng made at the meeting of the Ladies SChWht‘V‘E of Brooklyn. 'rvm cs .
Aid SociEty of the East avenue M. E.i Mrs. Anna. ireuchcr of hallroadé Freeman Light oi Nor-walk. has
church this nflernoon. avenue 'has been entertaining .llirs.lbecn named administrator or the es-
No 8pm business was transacted lilinnie Griller of Greenwich. [tales of Owen Light and Margaret L.
t the ‘ t h ‘_ l Mrs. Davies of Noroton Heights re-_ Light. Mr. Light, one of i.~e- firm of
a. ' inc 0 t e Young Mens ccntly entertained her sister. Miss Gray & Light. manufacturers of tem~
lperance drinks. died March ‘9. Mar-
, LIGHT ESTATES
u.—
. mow :‘Juh. held last evening. E'a
fgbe usual'pmiice of the ball team! ‘ us or Carnarron, Wales.
will. be held on Rides; and Saturday of
, - this week.
. The brickwork at the end of each
' of the leaves on the Washington street
bridge. which had been fraculred and
split by the hmvy traffic over the
bridge. has been repaired. This has
to be done at least once a year, if not
more often. 9
The Wicke lot has been leased by
the Cockenoe tribe of Red Men for
Sunday baseball games. according to?
.an announcement made by the Cock-I
enoe Athletic Association. and games
will be played there every Sunday.’
starting within a short time.
The sewing committee of the Bazaar
committee of‘he East Norwalk 1m-
provement Association will meet with:
Mrs. Putrick Mockler on the utter-I
noon of Friday, April 15th. The 133-,
zaar committee is also planning for a
.‘i’ood sale to be held on April 29th. .
Members of the Boy’s Club of Christ ,
church. which held a. meeting at the‘
church lam evening, are planning for'
a “shadow play" to be held on the
evening of Tuesday, May '3rd. Rev;
Robert B. B. Foote. is coaching the‘
members of the club in the play. ~ l
Mrs. B. H. Raymond is able to be
about again. after having been coufln-
ed to her home with eryslpclas.
Mr. and Mrs. \Villium G. Smith of
Maple avenue have been entertaining
their son. G. W. Smith. jr.. of Newark.
N. J.
Mrs. M. J. Reid. of Gracious street
has been entertaining her mother.
Mrs. Allen. the pleasure of whose visit
was unfortunately marred by the lat-
ter’s illness.
Miss Lois Gillette. who teaches in
the New Haven schools. spent the
Easter vacation last week with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gillette of
Gracious street. ~-
Miss Ida Loundes has returned to
her home on Maple avenue. after hav-
ing spent the Easter vacation with her
friend. Miss Hazel Malkln. at Broad
River.
Mrs. W. 'l‘. Loundes of Maple ave-
nue has been entertaining her no-
Iphew. Frederick 0. Ford‘ham. 3n. of
Essex. Conn.. and Arthur Loundcs of
City Island. N. Y.
Haroldglnd Alfred Yenton have re-
turned to thclr college studies aficr
having spent the Easter rncution at
home with their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George N. Yeatou of Maple avenue.
guret 1.. Light. his wife died In 1919.
but no application was made for an
administrator of her estate until after
her husband's death. Both died with—
out making wills. The administrator
is n ncphcw and 3011.0! Judge John
H. Light of Norwalk.
; Owen Light's estate was smull. con-
sisting of $1.600 perscnal property.
His wife's estate consisted of 84.000
fiersonul property and $4.900 real es—
ltute. John H. Redgate and “'alter C.
Anderson have been named appraisers
of the wife's estate by Judge of Pro-
hul? Paul Miller. J ’
'l‘lu- heirs are five chm-rem. Mary
(3.. Agnes V.. Margaret 13.. “’lilium 13..
val] of Bridgeport and Anna F. Mc-
ICarlhy of llunbur)’.
HAVEN ROAD SITE!) FOR
\VIIISKEY. ' l
N IC\\'
‘HAR'TFORD. April C.——\tht be-
;cumc of 10 barrels of whiskey and 40
cases or brandy which the Hartford
l’llstlllcry company shipped to V‘Vntcr-
=bury and New Haven but which the
'Ncw Haven rend f:.Ll'.°d to deliver.
,illvr‘vll)’ causing a loss to the plaintiff
iof $1.500. was the quosthn a jury was
gaskcd to dccldc in lhe common pleas
the corporation plsnncd
wages twenty per cent. and institute
to . red ucc
Remus.
Sentinel Advertisements Bring Good
nebularumqsny afidllincquveltlise-Symw
WRITE FOR BOOKLET
3Veltline System I
' dppcrclfor
Stylish Stout Figures’ ..
This system makes available a complete
wsrdrobc of fashionable and con
prOportioncd mots which give log-cc
women the envied ‘Styllsh $tout"fi]hre.
Do away with seedless. unsatisfactory 6t-
tings and alterations.
Insist on Myth . System“ '
'nasssssvm‘ooxrs-smm
. BIDUSES ° CORSE‘I'S
BRASSIBRES - UNDERWEAR
RAYMOND 69° SON
FUNERAL DIRECTO R8
WALL AND HIGH
nonwm ;
Jamar/14am
v Art Needlework
Your attention is called to om-
new designs in “Royal Society
pieces for embroidery.
Many finished articles are here to asxiv ;
blending of colors best adapted for Cum
I enjoy seeing them.
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Boys who have been damaging the!-
Boger Ludlo' monument at the cor-
:ner of Gregory Boulevard and Fifth
street. by throwing stones at it. with
Bliss Dorothy Morehouse has re-
'turned 16 her studlcs nt “'clleslcy Col-'
lege after having spent the Easter 111-
cation at home with her parents. Mr.
court today. This happened back in
'lflli. when the distillery company
fivhich is bringing suit. ruled its whis-
.klw at apnroxlnmtvlv $100 :1 bufi‘el.
“introductions! styles of Sodding System sppuei and telling how.
you may gain a tiy ish, slender am.
2: MADAME SVELTLINB
the result that some of the marble
and granite has been chipped. have
been reported to the police.- and the
names of some have been taken.
studies at the l'nlvcrsity of Pcnnsyl- “ s ‘ I
Ground has been broken by work- Vania in Philadelphia. after having l ‘
J—Q‘fl‘. {or the ereciicn of 11. five rccn: spent the Easter vacation at home 86 W ASHINGTON STI\ l . l . l .
house on Gregory Boulevard. opposite
‘ Keyscr street, which, when it is com-
pleted, will be occupied by Harry
Neumann and family.
that the house will be completed by
Christ church. and their friends will
enjoy a bus ride to the home of Mrs.
a‘homss Smith, Black chk. Bridge-l
It is expected.
and Mrs. Alfred Morchousc of Pros-
poet avenue.
James A. Sexton has rctnrncd to his
with his father. P. G. Sevton. supcrin-
lendcnt of Mrs. E. S. Aut'hincloss'
Ker- wa y (ii 11 Fa rm.
offict-rs have hccn busy llcrc during
of which Mr. Richter is pastor. Rev.
H. M. Dumbcll. the new rector of St.
Lukc's Church. Noroion. although not
sufficiently settled in Daricn to have
l
The State Motor Cycle l‘ncpnrtmcnls'
LThc New Haven road was cited as de-
‘frmlunt. ~
in
firEveryone Should '
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning.
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
Iplmonhnte in it. This will cleanse.
purify and freshen the entire slimm-
tary tract before eating more 10041.
0me
NevYork,N.Y.
New and Attractive
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mc—qh—‘a—l—c W... .
o: H:- «19:5; Ar Hoof/ens
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way 351),. :thc past thrcc days making urrcsts fur ‘
Rev. Oscar F. Michaela. rector m“violation of tho motor laws. The local, .
St. Liathew's church. Wilton. and Rm". Icourts have boom in session frequently. Wllh my "' ”m.“ "m' O n .
Raymond Cunningham. rector of most of the offenders acknowledgine ‘nd bowel P°l‘°m ”“9" l . ers 1e 0 U1
m church. Bedding will be. the :Xlgggsggllt and paying fines and costsi “H‘- ; : , 1" .
up kers of the evening at the dinner ‘ ' ‘ 1 p ' :
to’ebe held atClu-ist church on Thurs- A “"‘"”"‘ 0“ ”r" “m- "mm“; To feel your best day in and day ‘ j ‘ 5: - ‘ - l r a Ion 0
my evens“ of this “V(.ek. “'lan the “Throughout 'lht‘ Your VVllh lll“ out, to feel clan inside; no 50“: hue 1 a: s l H .-. (f 35"" 0! I .
members of the \Voman's Auxiliary of alggt‘qlwownsmglzxjn11115;}:“m‘1tlntnlhp'm coat your tongue and sicken your , a. r . - . u. ,. an, ~ “.1 ‘ .; t 1‘ \ V ll
the church will have as their guests ' " ‘ rwa "‘8 o" ' ape ’3' ‘ '5' breath or dull our head' no consti- am set ‘ice t” . (ll'Vl': A
.the men oflhe church. ‘ Augusta Gcrdcs of Now C‘ummn. “"d“r§pati()ll hillous y‘uwks 'Sick head. D . Be een New Yor “ I ‘ “
the direction of the Audobon Society" .old rheumatism '01- ass acid . ‘ ‘ ‘ i V“
I 11638:: n,”- guég‘egftulthsgzvttorgi: of the State of Connecticut. Sierr-op- :{ohxfi’sizh 85:0“ must bathe 5n the in LONG DISTANCE TRLT( ll \l
ta". " ,ticon slides illustrated the lt‘clure.’ (l like: 0“ bathe outside. This Is ' ' “ ‘
'fpwt‘eetll‘ise zitomjgdét glflefl'geelgng which was greatly cujoyed by :1 l:1rsc:::15‘;1y mote important. because the '- , Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All K17. '19 ‘ . '15:.be
avem"; ,1 ,1 chum? mm m 3; 3331”” 0" “'0 ”sidenta of “W S”- skin pores do not absorb impurities , r‘ m , a- l portstion; Padded Vans for Furniture \\ w;
churt'ch “it bZVEJmK‘ . The annual. Rev. Earl Shnl‘rner. 'Rcv. Gcorcc A. lnlo the bIOOd' While the bowel pores -1 _ .____..J.. film}. .— Mflil’l on”, 26 canard St" So. Norwalk. l‘nmle 2Q:
3:991:33? 0:05;” ”fitnrlllznihuwhonl'l‘uttlc. and llcv. G .R. Richter uttcndd 1“, k991i these palsons and toxins ‘ . x 39
1A so '3) n cc; fl 3.10 p “.0“ 0d the meeting or ”W Smmf‘m‘ 3“"‘5' lwell flushed from the stomach. liver. NOV York 0m “1 we“ 20th., Phone CM“ “ N”
night?! was enjoye H10“ ng “St ,tcrs' Lcucuc ycstcrdny. which “'95:kidnevs and bowels drink before
S meeting. {held at Maple Avenue M. I‘. Church.:brpak}ngt each dsv '3 glass of hot
Members of St. Agnes Guild of; ' ‘ ’ '
From Quarry to Customer"
Port on Tuesday evening. April 12th.:limc to attend vesterday‘s meeting (‘ t l . .
. . - ~ - . n u. ter unrl or limestone .
,The has well leave from ilnnford vwas given an invitation to become n 'nhogphategfrlorm yo’gi' Dharm‘ it. It r n {at 390.17“ several c” M Di
Switch ’45 7:3“ “Clock. AbOUt fiftl'.m“m‘>m‘ 01‘ the league by unanimous is expensive and almost tasteless
plan to sue-1d. In case the weather
is stormy the ride will be bold thcl
Rollowing evening.
A very well attended meeting of thc
East Nomlk Improvement Associa-
tion was held yesterday afternoon at
Community hall. Mrs. J. \Vallace
vote of its members.
NE W CANAAN
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Smith entertain-
Drink phosphated hot water every
morning to rid your system of these
rile poisons and toxins: also to pre-
vent their formation. '
We have a new stock, consisfing‘oiflngker
Lace, Scrim, Voile, Marquisette Gurtains;
MONUMENTS
Largo Stock to Select from at
Reasonable Prices
DECORATION DAY DELIVEREB
PLACE YOUR cause now
also, a pretty line of Cretonn‘es by the yard.
-.ya.rd. ' ..
Jilin-Vin. who ma after a visit to!ed relatives from New York 0“" the
California, Pmsided at the mpefing;neek-end.
and received the greetings
scum walrus
”mutant Isms
mun H. ems, Pro .
of thee Dr. Theodore XV. Benedict has an- MOTHS
manners of the iann on her.nounced the removal 0: his podiatry.
mos PLAT RODS _
Ask for the Rod and Window Drawing book. in which you will find
return. PM was given for the!
“use of Community hall to hold the
rigognmunity 81158" in the future.
3 , me "sing:- have been Held in
fr“? ~ Christ chunk. but .owing to
'. -1 m1:rily._thm have been constantly
Increasing numbers attending so that
It has been mule-Lily impossible for
an to find room. at the church par-l
lore. Three numbers from the West-
7 port frown Improvement As'xciatlon.
2 overs M at yesterday's meeting.
is Hell, ma explained the purpose of
‘ florwulk fll'lfie end Drum corps. an-
. .tounced thumping that the last re-
v with“ was in the nature or a.
. j be-organinfin when last evening.
.5. _ fl'hete on been some little dimculty
‘ ‘ “with some of the former. members of
, " the com who have announbed their
intention of leasing the same. Mana-
3’ jet-Hilton aid this morning ’that
- ghmmanheu 'h° had deserted the the necessity of rimming them which ’ ellgt' .. him . /
s when trouble first arose were _ __ . M
i | | is a very vdluable asset. 3 ,
”‘3' d ”I ‘n 3' but that Specifications for s. storm-water ’ - _ _________ fl - -.v.. ”/m
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the loyal Ire-aliens? the corps. did
their and
office to 446 Atlantic Street. Stamford.
Robert K. Spooner is convalescing
fmni'in operation on his tonsils at me ‘
Fox 11m 1.”. 3 Hospital, at Staten Isl-
Miss Wilma. Korker ofvthc Brook-
lyn Eye, Ear and Throat Infirmary.
spent the weeU-end at the home or
her'parents in East avenue.
Steeple Jack Kay of Mamaroneck.
who his gained considerable reputa-
tion in climbing. has been engaged in
painting the 50-foot; flag stafl on' H.
T. Dumbell’s estate in Ponus Ridge.
April 8. at 8 p. m. The election will
take place the first Monday in May.
Miss Marion J. McMulien of Canoe
Hill. won three firsts. two seconds and
a. special prize with her English bull
terrier at the New Haven dog show
last week. The dog is pure white. and
is at beauty. Unlike many of th bull
terriers. its ears stand erect without
over-flow treatment at the sewage~dls-
EAT CLOTHES _
Clothes Are Valuable
I . .
. A moment's time and some of
1 our
. “moth preventive” will
i keep your clothes and furs safe
for next winter.
A GOOD IDEA—BUY NOW.
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helpful suggestions (or draping your window»; at home.
Angevine: Furniture Co.
16 NORTH MAIN ST.
Opposite Palace Theatre
PHONE 1333
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
8 No. hisin 8t, So. Hot-walk, (it
In: NGRWALKS' HERE «:0 7_
THE RIGHT
FISHING TACKLE-
HasaLottoDoWithYourLu’ck
’ Home a
Good Catch.
. in. Bringing
84 South Main street. Tel. 1684
BROGUE
. OXFORDS
Black or brown
e ” I: ‘ . ‘ ,v ~ < ~42»- «sic» . . _ 1 .
#nhr'mlmu'“ be ad in Westport 01‘ The borough‘caucus for the nomin-. H A WAD' With rawhide inscl'. "“n
( _, ' ution of officers for the, coming year' , g
' D‘ N‘ ‘m manager of the E35: will be held in the Town Hall. Friday. . ' . ‘ 3 50195.
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, -pot desire fia- mos at rehearsals.
, File relies-aunt: now being held ,ev-,
posai system have been‘prepared by
Engineers Buck & Sheldon of Hart-
“ SEEDS—WHOLESALE .AND RETAIL
cry m hit the meeting place is" tom. and are now in the hands of the ' ._ _ f ‘ _ . 0N
': ”O'Bfimh'g :fifimxc’; 3&3: Borough Clerk. for distribution to 3‘ . Q ”3 I‘m. ”ma Sm ( y “m
; - .. o n e .‘ the various c0ntractors- to bid upon. 4 . bios and the Best Grad” _
_ theta-Zambersmlsestflhe The contractors who fihgguflng on DAgER & SIMON l . All the Leading ‘Vaflcflu “v31?!“ y end Seed Potatoes
that “a » wanted. . ' the work are Rodney George R. . lost): I.“ . . - M. '1» M. Chm, moth L95
m" a” mm“ club"3me“" “m“ “mum“- L- 5- ‘~ ' at"... ‘ , ' 3:.me as me FlNEOT VARIEEEO 0FG 2335..“
Kfi‘pp‘! New I mass. 13' H' Beard 1 ' "‘ l .. - _ ; ‘ . not Grade. of W cheep « nun, ro '
’°' Emma: M" Cum“ °f ”mm ' Huber’s Ice Cr in. l .' ' ' » '-~ ‘ ’a ' nun... fat an... m.
and two othere ’eer's of Hartford. ~_ ea . ' , é _ . . .. . _ . 3 f the l“ “nu...
, Maud Mrs-F. c. Raymond as New ~ ALL Kmos we... ,, 7 . mm: mm a litter Mag W W tog. . in W and. fungicides or
‘ ooh are mom mm Ill-)3 at 1 . “ i , LII.“ ”WWYOO ” . . . - _ .~ , animal's-ll Hudsotbllsm-
a. mechanic in BM Avenue. get-l - - ’ . ‘ y . ' v. .. ~ 305800534361: ‘ ‘. , - to my"... BMW You with the Best.
"""tingfithincl rinr'esdlness tor their re; ‘ runny Fruit .. - ' ‘ng 2- , ‘ 1" - r , w " - . ,, -H§ he ‘ ”3‘ ml ‘ fl
here1or the summer. about June
" . «Jones...» ’
Seed Store
80. NC’RWALK
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