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Inc The stables were one of the
no
no N years old. and up to two years
an colored can}: antimln winter time
wi fur cape a c r.
{Simmer belonged to a calling that
is pandas. There are few or the old
time coachmen living. and probably
none who saw such long service. Volg—
nier was a native of France. Once he
went home. expecting to spend the
rest of his days there. But he plned
for America. and after a few months
he returned and spin put on the
Stokes livery.
The automobile never _a.ttracted
Volgnier. He was friendly with the
chauffeurs as they appeared in the
domestic circle. but the mystery of
the spark plug and the carburetor had
ad no interest for him. He prefer-
red live animals. and I. N. Phelps. son
of Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes. said he
never remembered when his father?
horses were not in the pink of condi-
tio'n.
The coachman was
daughter when he contracted
moms. and was taken to the h
The usual semi-weekly rehearsal 0:
She Nonpariel Drum Corps will be held
this evening.
There will be an important fleet—
in: of the Y. M. C. C. this evening at
the quarters in Community hall.
Frederick Briggs Bahamian. of
amt‘ord. was a business visitor on
. an ~landt street yesterday afternoon.
A baseball game will be played on
Saturday afternoon of this week be-
tween the Marvin and Center schools
0n the Wicke lot.
Despite the adoption of the Daylight
Saving schedule in the schools. only
one child was tardy at the Marvin
school yesterday.
The Library at Community Hall will
be open from 1 until 4 this afternoon.
ihe hours having been changed one
hour ‘earlier. because of the general
observance.
Plans {or a. supper to be served on
may 16th. at the quarters. are being
made by the Entertainment commit—
tee of the Mayflower Hook &. Ladder the sccond portion. it
tompany. will be about $3.000.
- - <. ‘ used for renovation and reconstruc-
The Mayflovnr A. ( - and the weStItion work in the building. and. the
Stamford A~ C. are ‘0 “as“ 0“ Sun- other $4,000 will be use-d to carry on
visiting his
pneu—
ospitaL
SALVATION ARM
STARTING DRIVE
Continued from first we
is
which will
be,
It features of the Berkshire colony. .
Al; the time of his death Vomuer
FOR $20,000 .
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day. M“ 8‘” NP“ Sunday after- the work of the Salvation Army in
noon. the VVc-st Sluml‘ords and the Norwnlk for “h. “0“ 3pm.. .
'Amorimm Legion will flash on the The drive for this mom y will start.
Wickl- lot. actively. on Monday. May 2nd. and:
' . .. - uwill continue all month. ,
There Will b( a ”“ng Of the Par-l Present plans for tho new of ther
is]: of Christ church. at the church.l
on Friday. 0".“ng ut‘ this wcck 3‘ new home. the minors for which have
o‘clock. Standard limo. The teacher's ““9” pnssed. all that "3'?me My"?
meeting and choir rehearsal will be 1h" payment 0' ”W ”‘0"‘3 '0‘“ I‘
- D. _ 'sume. Will be the use of lllt‘ lune-merit
he‘d followmg ‘hp [Jug] meeting. Ins :t "1,:vm" and Latino room for llu-
BIShOD Chauncey Brewster. Wi“ bo'llovs' (‘lub. which is to no Ol‘gilllllt‘il
at Christ church. on Sunday ci'onlng,le,5p'eciulh. for tlu- type of lloy known
May Isl, at which time he will preach, '35 “w 2."th privilt-gl-d boy."
and Will conlirm :L number of younglllrhlgvport .\'t-\v “aw.“ and 0”,..r
people. It is “Xpfi'l‘tt‘ll that'thero will ‘(‘onnct'ticul (‘lllt‘fi “’llt’l't' such clubs
I” a. large attendant-o ”t ““3 service. Ihltu- lu‘f‘ll Sturtml. they have [)I‘U\L‘ll
Eif§ NOTWMR 110‘; 0Wm~rs who huvv'm ln- womlt-rl‘ul sill-t-rsso-s. and tho
“not already done so urn warned lhnthuluLtmn Army has dmn- more, no—
lhey have but until Saturday of this vordmg to SuperintI-ndvnt l'ulrit'k
week to sf'vure 1921 lin‘t‘nsvs for tln-ir’I'WHIHI‘AiIIl. “I III" HII'Il-"'l'I"‘I I'UIII"'
POL-ts and that they should get them at l_"‘l‘-'II‘IIIH‘III~ III (‘IH'I’RIHH .IIIH'HII‘: _'If'-
Once and avoid future Di‘l‘ltllllt's. I:']::"‘('_'i"”\““ “M” ””3 "‘1‘”. :tgi'my m
Postponement has ”‘9” made ”I 'I‘lu-hrst Hour 0! 1hr building will
‘hp “’0" ““l" '0 I'“ “"1" "Y ”I" “”‘ ln- usr-d for lln- :iml'tlnril . whore llll
mar committee of tho East Norwnlk ”“44“,.“ “m 1.. h..M_ This “I” l...
Impr0\ezn(~nt AK‘WVIHUWL ”HI“ 1“"I' mudv into an InlmI-nsv hull. (‘zlllulvlt-
day April 29”" Th“ sale will b“ I‘M" ul buldlnu M'iu‘l‘ul lzun-llml [hoopla
at the A- 6“ 1" 5“”‘3 (‘urm-r "f V11” 'l'ln- svcund tlnor Will be devoted to
Zlndt SII‘PPI and ”Shall" “anun' llll' nillt‘rl":~‘ qll.lllt ls .tllnl llll' rxlt‘lh
Gregory llOUlt'V-ll‘d. now that fuir l|\o- (llllI'I'S m tln- lnvul do lm-hnwnt nl‘
'thl- Sulm-Ltimi Army.
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whu lluu'
lu- mind
‘wulthcr has come again. is proving to
be :L Menu for lhusv who have just
purchased llulOlIlOllllt'S and who {ira-
being taught how to drhv lln-m. most I'. r l
.(.. .._ . ’. .tlll'tl
.«.Lunoon tln i. In nu, .t number ’l‘hr ”M m‘ ”I” "um, w,” "ls” M. 2:i\- H
(li‘vnl-‘Il tn
wolnI-n :tnd
ln'o ll
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Ii‘lllo‘ln’i'lltW l‘OulllS.
l'llll'lll'll. and tannins.
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of “”5 0”" to lilllllll'S “lam lmu- lurn burnml out
An error umn-sm-«l- in the account m tlmr humus, It' tlu- Hum.» lunl
of lhr- ('Ili‘lll‘llllull ol' the twt-ntio-th lN't‘ll t-stuldn-hnl at tho lllllv‘ Ol' Ibu-
Wl‘dding (Illlli\.4'l‘.\:tl‘_\' or Mr. and Mrs. Swarm A- l‘m‘bo‘lt blm‘k llrv, llmsn
I“. 1.. Hauvk of Sn-(‘und sin-9t. in yes_,l'ulnllns \\l:n wvrv- lllll‘llt'll out lIln-v't.
lt-rdny's Svnllnvl. ll \vus slutml that “7"! “h" 1""! I”"”'“‘:L“-‘ “H “I. ”WW
1118 Party was hrld u! the llUl'llI- up lwsmtwuww. voulvl luun- bwn ('n'td
Mr. and Mrs. A. \\'. Reynolds. 'l‘lioltUE-Z , .
'fl'alr was lH-ld :ul llw Hum-k lmnn- in—I H" I. “1" VI“ 1“ :Ilmlltt-r m". 1'”-
" llla-\< llu-lll‘4 mun :almnt \vlm‘h “ill
altud. 3‘1“] 1““ ”II-“'L‘k“ “(TI-“TV“ du“ ln- nnnullm‘wl lilli'l', but lln' use Inns
[0 (i HIlstlndI-l‘slulldlug: on llw purl O“‘l‘l'l‘l'l\l‘1l lln‘ Inwullrsl I‘ll'lurrll'llll‘lll .
[hr l"'p0l'l.L'l‘. l'nnn puhln- Olln'luls m whn-h n bus.
Robbins E. .\\m‘_\, \vllo (101“.an [wan lll"l|ll()llt‘<l, and it has lvun -l. -:
St‘llllnwls .tlnng lbw .\l.tl\‘ll1 llmu'h (‘lrtn-d 1” h" S”"".””"“ ”n" “W In”:
. ‘ _ lumn lumll-d m \ut'wulk.
IUUII' Is ullllll)ll¢"ll lu n-m-tvc m-ivs‘ .
ill‘lll\' 0i “”0".“ fur pllbli("ttinll ml l.llllt- ls l\lll)\\l| Ul llu- Hulk Ilnl.
‘ ‘ ‘ llus‘ lu-vn llHl‘I' hv lhv Suhullun \ll"\
lhl- columns ol l'ln- St-llLlIn-l. and uni-ii“ Nonvullx, m tlu- many hnnllrv-h n1
one \\ ho has nevus llull lln-_\ may Wish 'pvoplp und t'ulmln-s that hnn- l,.-. n
lo have publish-d. or who knew of an) ihvlpwl 1llllllll; lhr u rrnt 1n ‘mll
Ill.
news of inn-rust. “IEI-vunh-r a fan»: Illl‘llrQ'SNlDll. but ll l.\' um ut‘ lnv must .
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:n'lln- I‘lulllll-s lll \'or\\:lll\ tml.l_\ :Ind
both to tln- l-Ixrninn Svntint-l and to
Flush-r Avl-l‘y, it llu \. “.l” XIV” ”WWW-l. :ll lllt' .‘JIHI Il.llv. lho- \vnvk dl'ln-
88.1110 to him. ”I. (U any Uf the 0an IS HUI H‘Mldlh H:l.\'.\.u‘i.ll-Il \\Ilh lllt'
Dion-vs o l‘thl- St ntim l. Ivo'rd 1") I‘u'rttx h N "NE" I“ k” p'
The first publiv :tppt'ulllnl‘f‘ of tho [2103” \ernzs-HI-tl‘llnflg’fillfAfll ,Hin Salut-
Easl Norwalk I‘unnnunit) chm-us \A’llllhv's m-u-Tknlt." . h N Hm”- MA
be nludt- 0n (IH' lnnllllng of May 30th (Vii-tum (llllllld‘)’ :lllll (‘uplnm I‘d-ll,
Wltvll ll’ll' Chorus “I” g” to lht- (“Tomlin-)3 yt-sll-Itluv :llln-lnvmn. slulml llml
in the l“ll‘Sl distill-t. lhi'r" to sing ;. ”I“ hoped In vnukv uh Ilw sum vu-ml.
numlwr of putrmtn- hl'll'l'llollh‘ In mun Hi I'm '1'" “""HL ”'"' ”‘5" '7’1'\ I't‘Il'W
necllon with Mt‘lnut'ml lllly ("\t'rl'isvs,‘:i ll'lnl Nurunlk wunlul not full In
(hrr-a This “‘11:: (lvt'l-lv“l upon by int-I:::::;f""l‘fi‘ "'I‘Iil'uynd 10. [Ill‘ .illllllll lnr
Chorus .‘Lt lust L" nlnu's tum-ting “mini-1;-~ hug... In}: Il‘ln‘tnr'ml “u" M) '1‘“
n-llv'ursul. Ni‘fll‘l) nnv hullllrt'd :Il- Inudgrl lnl lllI‘ ("tilllil:...l\llyhi-. ”l”! H'-
tendml lust t-n-nlnu's ruhoursul, and lllllllt‘ luv " "M 5 “MRI" I".
about but :ipplil-.ltiuns I‘ur nn-mln-r-
ship \vort- fnvmxld) :l('ll‘(l upon.
Ilium-in: “as q-njmwl following thel
roln-nrsul. 'l‘ht- l‘ll.|l!L:'l‘ of hour to T in-
SJIKI‘N I‘INI‘I POI:
ACHIVU Kll).\l2\’.‘~
Ell-ml of 8 o'l‘luck, prove-«J :lgrvonblv
to thv members. "nl tlu' l‘ll'lll - “ ' —
. ., .. . . KI “III “(- ('JII ~ ‘ ‘
be maintained until l'ulun- nnln-u “1:;12‘1'nn'r ""‘fl‘ “hit-h ('lng\
' s I . ..
At the. :l'lnul lll"l'llllL: ()t' lln- Sun ' 'l ".ll."“ "Ink
day School Hoard ut' tlw l-I:l.~.t :nvnne "u“.
M. l4). church htll ~ - < . » - __.
‘ I“ H" ' ””4"". “1"”? 1"“‘5' (”"2" that the kidnt-vs
school rooms of Mn v-huw'h lust mI-n-
ing. “k" the» lunw 15- g"! HIUKRISII and Plug.
the followingr nl‘lwwrs \vI-n- t'li‘Cl
. . . . .' ’ Kt'd :Illd llw-d :1 this ' - . -' -
(ll. SuporIntY-nth-nt .l, \\. Salmon; As- my... “.. 1...“, 1,.H.k.,.';mg m (“mun-”y"
:lslfllnl Superinlu-mlmlt (‘hmh-s llun- '(Irv in the kidnov Al‘ixnlmd dullhmls-
l' . . _ . '1 . ¥ . . ‘ " . SF‘YOI‘U 1 _
(3 I l ‘ l’n'ld) 51‘1” IIIII‘ "III “1- Airs-10111034, l‘lll'lllllilll(' lxvlng'I-s lo‘ "I lfj'hl'
.mlII-s Mmons: MlpI-rmH-mlvnl of thv'qpm q . . . H ”m up"
.. . nnmrh. slmq-la-xsnt'ss and a"
Primary llopartmvnt. Mrs. (ft-lid Cat'-
pi-ntvr; Superintendent of lln‘ Ilome ' '
Sou sun )lV' ' ‘-- ~ '
IM‘lmrimc-nt Mrs 4‘l-tudo l“ ' ‘ l ' must Run your kldm-vs
. . .. . urr. 511- nclivo and clean ' ‘O
DCT‘hlondt-nt of llll‘ (‘rudlv Roll. Mrs. I'm-l an :tolu- or .;III:<I_thfln1<>_r.neut .‘011
Mllhum iron-oz; (formsponding Sec-I lo I“ ‘ m W kidnev I'v-
rotary. Miss lluzvl llvun' Financial g n. got. about four ounces of Jud
. 4 ,Snlls from any good drug store hero.
8!“ H‘ldl} lllOllldS lul\ll'l l lt‘aslll 1'1. t . . . y .
. , 1;] t bl‘q 00' I] _
k(. :1 d. - p lflll in :1 Alt SS of “hit
Carleton l'Homnu-divu- '- ‘ ' I ‘
. . pianist. Miss ' ‘ ,
Sarah Ferguson; S(:(‘r('lary and Troa- ,or before blenkfust for a few days and
sun-r of th I" : _ “ ‘vour kidneys will then act fine. This
Arthur WE‘RE")::l'211;:l‘:llr:":;ea:aur: famous Hulls is made from the acid of
er. John Fox; President of the Mis- scrapes and lemon juice. combined with
sionary Society A N Paddock. Re lllthia and is harmless to flush clogged
ports for the oust-Hutu [ere received fkidnoys and stimulate them to normal
which showed about 175 active In _.;1ct:\t;ity. It also neutralizes the acids
fern in theb Sunday school. a much tl‘lus Zn};Ir;'éeb?:d:1te:zi;g:§:r irritates.
ar er num ‘ ' ‘ rs.
yeagr. er than ”“3 time last, Jud Salts is harmless: inexpensive:
.mnkos a delightful effervescent lithiu-
Watvr drink which everybody should
Rom WON take now and then to keep their kid-
. m-Iys clean; thus nvolding serious com-
plications.
A wn-ll-known local druggist snvs
he sells .lots of Jud Salts to folks who
believe in overcoming kidney trouble
._wh11e it is only trouble.
‘sorts of bladder disordors.
Mrs. Edward VVietnun. who has been
spending the winter in va York city.
has retumcd to her home in West
Side avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. John Flint. of New
IYéork. have moved into their home in
owayton avenue. where they will YOUR ER AXE
spend the summer. OFF T 8 IT.
Mrs. Harvey Ackurt. and Miss Hat- (‘lialmer’s roadStm“ '
tie 8. Young. of l’owayton avenu
. . e. are ' ’
enjoying a “News mention at wm_ Ford l-tou truck chain drive,
Ford touring.
’ ington, D. C.. and nearby points of in-
N orwalk Radiator
terest.
Repairing Co.
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ESCAPE!) CONVICT ARRESTED.
23 Kain St., . ~Normal]; 00ml-
TELEPHONE 954
flDEIVHICAGO. April 26.—John Mulo
wan2£.io‘f 1N1»; York. said to be
’ or ngton, Conn..
Chase of robbery and assault wig: in?
at to kill. wa. arrested
'Izht. He is said to havehem
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Angevine Furniture Co.
16 NO. MAIN ST.-
TUESDAY, ”m u 1921
i Circlets, Brassieres and
Bandeaux
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I" niece—is self adjustable, 'l‘hl-ro w. ,‘l “I," WWYHE,
I". My slips over the head, fuslt‘nk ,-,v 1;. . “u l‘,“ “II m...
a; upper-pert oftho figure. In mlu-r “mug. ~ I. If?“ “In“
I above the waist what the corsv-t (1mm 1.3 ‘1 1M“,
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7 l mart—open front or back; Sll‘alu .ll. ,. ~1”..“M and
in pm' k and White. “Mk gm
f 88 Washington Street, 3.,th Mum
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PHONE 133 H .H-“- ..... I --------- ’
(Opp. Palace Theatre) I . I
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PERFECTION OIl. lllll'l‘l-jRg
Pro-pt and certain warmth In rh:l~‘v u“, ' h
m Ideal for the burst-r}, Illl , L‘
Perfection Oil (‘ook Stu
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Two, three and fourburncr models vlrh . - .
PERFECTION WICKS FOR ALL MOTELS
PRESERVE
EGGS NOW
Every dollar invested in eggs
now means a great saving next
winter. Come in and get a book-
let giving full particulars on
preserving eggs, Then buy some
egg preserver and save money.
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
8 North Main Street
South Norwulk, Conn.
RAYMOND Cr“ SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
WALL AND HIGH STREETS
THE ELITE SHOE
THE CHOICE OF FATHER AND SON I
For a, quarter century these shoes have been known to the
men of Norwalk
Known for that visible quantity—Quality. Desired for the
style and comfort always found in Elite Shoes
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Hershfield llotor
Transportation C 0.
Daily Service Between New ank & Nam;
LONG DISTANCE Tm I my: '
Ten Ian-go Trucks st Your Service for A.‘. 8 mil d It»:
Priced Moderately . . . . . . . . . .$8.50 to $9.50
STORE CLOSES AT SIX
MILTON ELWOOD
FORMERLY Epron a; GLOVER _
122 Washington Street, South Norwalk
portation; Padded Vans for Funnel W. 5..
DAHER & SIMON
116 South Main St.
Huber’s Ice Cream
Main OMce, 26 Concord St, So. Norwalll. Flor-1.;
New York omca. 201 West 20th., Pb no C: . l: 63’9
VICTOR WESELY
(Formerly with Yeast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Repaired and Made to Order,
From Quarry to Customer"
Inst Received Several Car Loads of
MONUMENTS
Large Stock to SeIect from at
Reasonable Prsces
DECORATION DAY DELIVERIES
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
ALL KINDS
fl Fancy Fruit And All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work.
STRICTLY FRESH NATIVE WELDING OF ALL KINDS OF METALS
EGGS DAILY 13 Raymond Street, South Normlk. Rm South m Street.
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