- "Nlil Illil’ill
i, Birth: in Norwalk.‘
‘ ‘ty-two Marriages,
it " ‘ Forty-one Deaths
5*“ n
:51"- ~ wing ,to the records filed at the
" . for Town Clerk Herbert R.
Ethere Were 40 births «luring the.
of April. of which 21 were
There were also recorded 22
.. and 41 deaths. The exact
.tor the month follow:
lflrths.
line, to Joseph and Mary
' to Joseph and Mary Chink.
'.‘ (to. to Joseph _and Joselfilmo
$1.. scato.
2-” '
to Clifford and Marion Be-
.red. to
Richards.
" a~ thick. .to Antonio and Marie
‘- r‘iNIIta.
.fi-gi-nuenm. to Eugene and Katie
fl 'WNyarady.
" ' omss.
». 3-. Olunino. _ _
Virginia. to Charles
;;"'netheririgton.
oueph. to Joseph and Annie Piza.
“Elisabeth. to Nick Zeyck and
France Hnrriiznn.
to Milton
James and Alice
to Antonio and Teresa
and Anne
and Laurel
to George and Louise
.achoch.
Helen. to John and Helen Dwyer.
fit-Nicola. to (luiso-ppe and Rose Cul-
'- Jane.
0 -orge.
. ”Greenwood.
“fl-John. to John
3:" nor. 1 c I
, a John. to Join. and Hi na on on.
" Dorothy. to William- and Stella
"‘ Palmer.
file—Donald. to (n-urgo rind Mary Ger-
' 7 ,'~ rish.
Grace
in Norman and
and .\l _\'rtli- O'Con-
TMarjori-z to l-‘nincis and Helen
‘ 3‘ Connors.
“Tr—Thomas. to Raymond and Margu-
'. I'Et. lvers. ‘
' Warren. to I‘;\t‘l‘t'tt and luthel
W Preece.
Il——-Edwnril, to Frederick and Carrie.
’ Goldstein.
“-Eleanor. to John and May Hand-
.' Icy.
'"J—Helen. to l’atrivk and Ann Mill-
. i ‘ ' .. cahy.
’ ”—Romun. to “'llliam and Alltanelt
1‘ Antoniwiz.
fl—Mlchael. to Crustal. and Mar). :“ll‘
. l,» rotto. .
n‘—Vlvlan. to “‘llliam and Jl-Ssn-
‘ Moi‘fett.
- -—-Esrl. to (‘url llllti (it‘llt‘t‘ wniio.
‘ r [Ir—Leland. to l"l't‘tit‘l‘it‘k and Delhi
' ' Belchcrt.
V. ”—Milton. in William and i‘lara
‘ Buchta.
“—Motteo. t0 Lllt‘ldllll and Marguer—
‘ ‘ (lta Riccio
Theresa.
3 ' D'Amato.
. u—Ruth, to Max and l'hylia llnupi.
Hit], to ('liarlrs illltl Anna Corszl.
“-Harr)’. to t‘hlirlu-s and Mililri-ii
.jNollson.
”Veronica. to Josvph
Mlklos.
FROCCO. to Gilim-pw- :lnil Vincl-nzzr
‘ Peligrino.
in M:i\ and Anna llcrger.
lll'nllu.
Andrlws, hf: years. eight.
I
two
to (‘liarlia and Mary
and Anna
H Lloyd.
«.months. 2'» il.l_\.~l.
F—I‘roroth\ .i. Still. two )‘i'ars, tlil‘i-i-
months, four days.
Til _\ cars.
l
FJosl-ph Karrl. T7 yo-ars. two
. ' months. :5 days.
'u—noroth} iii-:iclio-r. sew-n months,
(our dill s. '
”Baby Srulz. one hour.
I—v—Ann i,()l‘.|\iill. 74 years. nim-
' months. ":5 days.
' ”—Frcdel'it'k lilit‘kli')’,
' months, :7 <ia_\.~x
.T-Chal’lt‘s 'l‘ l'a)n1-,
l , ,. months. six (lain.
Gl years, "in.-
5.3 5 cars. i‘iiur
. AZ.
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Queen Sophie of Greece.
$27.1 9.3.1...
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Ania-.217!“
check forjone thousand francs to Dr. James L. Barton.
Amerian‘NEAR EAST RELIEF. 1 Madison
used in the “beautiful work” of saving the Ch stian populations of the
Near East from starvation and dath. The NEAR EAST RELIEF ied
30,0” Greek refugees stranded in Batum for six months; _lt maintains
hospitals and orphanages for Greek children at Broussa and is caring for
thousands of Greeks throuzhout Asia Minor.
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QUEE’A‘ SOPHIE SENDS 1.000 FRANCS 1‘" "ELF
' i - - GREEK REFUGEES
the wife of King Constantine. has sent her
Chairman of the
ve., New York. to be
lS~—l(enneth S. Beers. 1? nine
months. two days.
l3——-Mnrtin J. llarrett. 27 years. three
months. 27 days.
lfi—«i‘armi-iia Amatylol. one year, six
months. six days.
Ill—Mary H. Holmes,
months. l 3 days.
years.
..
ll
years. eight
l9w—(‘hurles E. Stensland. 55 years.
one month. is days.
21» Sarah J. Holt, 77 years. seven
months, three days.
17., Minnie V. Hutchinson. 1‘2 years.
in months. 14 days.
].'u—- Mary J. Hunt. 34 years. seven
months. two «lass.
..
‘_‘_- l"rcilrrlck (inquiry. 73 warn. F6*\'-
on months, three dams.
Zfl—rAHt’t‘ (l. Flake. CG years. ll
months. 24 iiiiVs.
23 Harry l-‘. t‘nlilnil'n. 59 learn.
siwvll months. Ullt' «lay.
177 rillo-lt-n .\l. Flaw. h'.’ years. nine
months. thrv-i thus.
lTV «l‘hristnphi-r J. Adams. 35 years.
I” months. two days.
-7— John l'ricc. 21 years. four
months. 2.3 days.
20'. Mary-tin \V. Larrnlwc, Si years.
. sh months. ll days.
25; rl‘ilthvrine lien]. 6x years.
til-~Marln Carnioily. 65 years.
1m diagop lskcndvrizin. 25 years.
1:0 Mary l-‘.. Btcvcnson. 82 years.
"II—Julia P. Smith. 77 )cars. three
months. 20 days.
.29 Henry A. Glirnec. four years.
l0 months. 1.5 days.
A p ril Marriages.
5-—~H.lward .l. li‘lnhl'rli' find "-"rri" 1*
llvlulrick.
2~'l‘hcodorr ll. llartlrtt and Miriam
(l. llailcy.
2 (ltto Li‘llllllllll: and Mrs. Italic
Mct‘ur.
3 Lester R. Ferguson and Lottii- F.
lll'ill.
4 Slillli'y Trut- and Marin l. .-\lhili.
.IG John \V. l'hillips and Emma t‘.
l-‘lvmnilng.
7 «Richard l“.
’I‘lvrnry.
Elulizll'l‘y Hi‘utiir)‘ and Mary i‘. Konr-
ll"_\'.
Millard and Anna M.
.rAnnio- Louis-- (‘al‘y l(ll_\'lllflllli. 70,
:2, years. the months. ll dais. ‘
, Richard than. 5N yours.
i‘lyt-llunit'l I. llowni-s.
r.“ months. :9 «lays. i
.‘T-b‘lort'llt'l ll. i“l'ltllkl'l. l: _\¢~ars,
seven months, 14 da_\s. I
II—dibiiie id.
lulll' )o-ars. six
\\'llniolt, TH years. five
‘ months. 23- days. |
”ire-Jennie \V. Swords, 70 _\'l‘ilY‘H, twui
days. i
» M—Mary |.. Rum, l‘.‘ ymrs. ii
‘1 "I "tenths. !
: «Mill Kuiuuic. 77 yn-ars, lllllt‘
l , months. It; days. i
. nary I-I. (ii-rriah.
*3 3’ month. 0m» day.
”sf-John Uruncr.
months. 11‘- days.
kwllllam llolllonkos, 11 days,
om Bed.
in Morning and ,
Drink Hat Water
Is why everyone should drink
hot water each morning
Wore breakfast.
64
)t‘:ll‘fl.
' , m the healthy bloom in your
to see your skin get clearer and
.1, to wake up without ahead-
» backache, coated tongue or a.
breath, in fact to feel your
day in and day out. Just try
bathing every morning for a
2in breakfast each day. drink
i: glass of real hot water with a tell-
u] of limestone phosphaté in it
a~g
1,23 l harmlus means of washing from
a. stomach. liver, kidneys and
.0 entire alimentary canal before
_ tun; more food into the stomach.
.action of hot water and lime-
phoiiphaie on an empty stomach
7 wonderfully invigorationg. It cleans
;.;.all the sour fermentations. cases
"if“ acidity and gives one a fine up.
' for breakfast.
. will cost very little at the (hill
but is sutllcient to d
. these who are subject to Count!-
5 , bilious attacks. acid
y.
L‘l ~H-aru. one or,
5.
l
four
~ 42RA Ameileo Riccl
I
7’ quarter pound of limestone 'phosz ‘
t‘. ~ Prank l'opp and Pearl l-‘i‘rris.
i.’r"i‘ill)lllil.‘l it. Svruphilli and Annie
Idlmill‘l'l.
iflr ltolwri H. Silll’gt‘s nnd.Elizallelh
9 Hammond.
21~~Hrrlwrt Price and Gertrude C.
Joyce.
30» \\'illi.'im E. Grinrod and Mary F.
llctts.
T- r.-\ntonio Mil-lerindino and Kingpin
Maculuso.
lX~—~Antnnio ltoglicci and \'lll:‘(‘nz:i
I'uliidtlia.
Bil—Gustavo- A. Kovncs and Mary E.
Miklovlch.
-ltulph DiSciila and Emily Tucci.
and Mary A.
_ James l‘ullnkas
llamko.
and Angelina 'Rl-
solo” .
27—Johii F). Layden and Mary G. )lc-
Unruly.
Albert P. McLaughlin and Edna
. S. Howard.
30»—~()tto Guggir's and l'cnriettzi VVo-st;
fold.
lS
HAY!" If. S. “'llili J0{N LI‘ZJGI'E
HUNUl.l‘l.l'. T. H. May 20.—That
the covenant of the league of nations
will be modified to permit the entry of
the l'nited. States to the league and
that thefl‘nited States eventually will
join the le‘ngue were the opinions ex-
Dl‘f‘SSt'd here recntly by Baron 'Tnnet-
azo Megnta. Japanese representative
in the league councils. who passed
through on his way home to Japan.
Baron Megata's opinions were ex-
pressed after he had read President
Harding's pronouncement on the
league in his’ recent message to Con~
green. “The league is still young."
said the baron. “and. no doubt. has
many defects. but already it has done
valuable work. I regard the league
as a powerful agent for peace and I
believe it will become more and more
potent.” ‘
' Baron Meme refused to make any
comment on the questions involved in
the allocation of the island of Yap to‘ In Cantilever Shoes. you .md
with less fatigue and mater pa:
You walk with pleasure and
Japan by the supreme allied council.
smxrco’s NAVAL encomn
,v'.
Me'xxcozmr. May 20.—-A naval
banding-m calling (or an sex—
pendlture of a sum
l
till
‘ciill
MERIT IN EYEGLASSES.
trndemdn stood at.
ihv-ir'shop doors and crii-d their war-
In these modern times it's mer-
Tfint's the
“00'" so successful in
and Kryptok lil-
In olden time
is.
that
“fill-lull we hau-
littllu: Eyeglasses.
\lSlltN‘ llifoculs.
brings success.
THAMER, INC.
Optometrists and Opticians
8 TAtlantlc 5L. Stamford
The Eternal Search
for Happiness
Philosophers any
for happiness
mothc.
How many women are happy when
their feet hurt '3
Shows are such
that women (and some
with uncomfortable
Eden. not to in-
If you
suffered.
{I l‘(‘ Ono
ever ha. don."
natural
the foot snugly
support under the arch.
tience.
a. new .
you .0013
equivalent . to
01.00.000.000. W . "‘
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insomnia
that
undrriirs
an even-day
llltll) put up
feel as if it were
avoided.
whose
much or little.
'3'0n u good-looking show that wearers
"the most comfortable
without
Hi.»
all
fer-t
It is the Cantilever Shoe. grown in
popularity and demand year by year,
because of its good looks. its flexible
shank supporting the foot arch in n
manner—without
pliances—its correct snaps covering
pressure
anywhere except that gentle, restful.
These are the shoes that ,will give
fort. halth—__cn‘d
Soul rch
‘liillllan
affair
have
let us show
shoe l've
happiness.
a:
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any np- ,
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biggest values to be found!
guaranteed quality as if sold at “regular” pril-N
. Head-Liner:
A value that will
eclipse all offer-
melanoma
Not
seven years!
we I!!! have
we been able. 3"
quote such a low
In-Icson scorn-
plate-Nicolai:
quality.
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EXTRAORDINARY VALUES for “Suburban Day”
— Bailey's offer for this big event, a wide van"
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At Hadley-’s- - -May 24th 1!
Our stocks of merchandise iidvel-lisrii hen-in are ummmllv
large, but we anticinatc
“76 therefore urge your earl) attendant-v!
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(hit of
sit-d to make Ilm'lm‘s
V. .
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01‘16. Full hind
Bad and Tripii.
mm Mlt'l'u' Tilli-
ct Tulliiv—Ali for
$30.75. "this Suite
is: now dlqilayed
ill our “illilml
, No. 10. l‘.. ~.ir.
w-c ii
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FINE BOI'DOI ll
LAMP
Mahogany Base with fine
Silk Win yhur cholnc
of «lion. A lamp tint
has been selling for 8&0"
to $5.00. 51 98
Suburban Day
g In Our Stocks At
1.1., . Am‘ ms' tars, Etc.
.“
83:0le
Mahogany Library Table
“’itli
Top
As Shown
26 x 62 inch
and Drawer ‘ """'" "'
Just as you see it pictured above with
One of the
noun-m tic-signs on alumni-km. pcrfcctly ‘
Ila-'7 posts and large top.
harmonizing with any Furnishings! Such
a Table has been selling for twice this
amount! ._
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3
Aluminum Ware for “Suburbany”
Anyof'l'hese Bane
Needs, Tuesday .. .. ..
(I) M Quart
ends-W (8)
W
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$1975
mmmmnu
mud-mum (.)MQII
Any Size
At This Price
“Suburban Day“
It you want REAL COMFORT. slccp on one
of “Adler‘s l'lnllcd Full Mattm. And. if
you want to not one iii the [,0le PRICE
Suit I
Lou c... rrices in Seven Years
' 6 x 9 Feet Formerly $57.50 w .\'uw . . . . . $9.75
7.6 x 10.3 Formerly 75.00 —— Nuw . . . . . 27.50
8.3 x 10.6 Formerly 92.50 — Nuw . . . . . 37.75
‘ 9 x 12 Formerly 00.54) — , “ ~w .. . . . $7.50
Wiltons, Whittalls, Etc.
8.3 x 10.6 Feel Formerly $181k”: _, .ww . $110.00
9 x 12 Furllil'l‘ly 1051M _.— Now . 120.00
S) x 1‘3 Formerly ”it“ —- Now . 90.00 _,
i l“lll‘lllt‘l‘i\' iix‘fil‘u _ \"nu' \" “" ~ “"4““ '
Guaranteeed Genuine Plain-.. r'elt Mattress
$798
\w lznil
(it'll E'l‘
(HI.
Ilcrc is a r: :liLir Sims ilui.
fit. It Inv‘lnzl ~ '. limp .i :h
long: ham“: . i “.wilw .|
Polish. (“ll""n'il gum] fur
..undn‘ds 0f l’lann». l ll:'l).l:i!~',
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Here’s A Good Macime.
The “Portopholw”——Lllm\ii .‘i. .. in-
try over as the most prm-iwnl m..—
cliinc for all pur-
H
EVER. place your ordcr Suburban Day! pint-s. Plays all $1 3 I 5
Every Matti-can “1‘" "‘3“?- strongly sowed and rccords Without.
5.. “(“‘cd *m' (‘O‘I‘H‘d “v“h 1“.“0’ A" i w vn '0 NIH change 0' WINS. _..._.—
“Citing. —“ Easily carried on . in"... -.. ma:
Excursion Trips! -
“Suburban Day" SMOKING
Special ST '1)
Extension Table
$1398
Think of “—4)“ Exten-
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(1W inches when
fully opt‘ncd—for 818.98!
Of mun-so this is tu- be-
low tho rcgulsr selling
price. but you can buy it
on "Suburban Day" at the
above pricell
f.
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$1193
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p'l‘cn‘nstoh'ultl
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Oak Dresser—
As Shown
NIMWW
just as illustrated above and spla-
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RW-
Morto'nues
memos
ergodic-silty
98 t'li\'l\‘
Pull sized -‘ \i .l i ..
Smoking Slam] of Y
ful dcslzn :i iii h-
lil‘al'y Elass :i>‘i
cle included.
.Lil}
vill-
Jl.
Aluminum
Combination
Cooker
Complete
5129
Jim! As Shown-
Incl mics
ho W .Pud-
din; Pan —- Two
N *
i, .. . ' - 5 \' . v . ,
lawn mm . .' ., ty bows before.”
33:;er ' ' mmwng- ’mcnt. This was exemplified i: re IQ?
pa‘r‘hlbut've vets {lgnwmy “I; coldly when I. military mud under
pursued by this country in the ka- con;truftlon‘ mile“ “Ngghxgx HES: (Ba 1 . .
in the m7 indies has n"? 8. wen v- vc m , - yuc—' -, _- c 1. mi,” 1, . .
:iee‘ilnnfienilde public in an orange boom “’1“. “30" I detour to" 3V0” “1' tn- u 'Wme ph to nfifie‘caflr,‘ m..- id
issued by the government. dent Hawaiian landmark. mmm tobacco habit. Whonm»: . .“ f
In an explanatory note in the book. The road was being constructed . longing far a 5mm... 0,. 1-... w _ w a.
Foreign Minister Ksrnabeek discu-- through the K°lek019 Dal! 0‘ the Act promptly. Never disappoint. NM place a. harmless No-13. 1,3. .‘ M
ed American law: governing the leu- Watsnae range when it came to an Mtg“. a. seno- . Do not (“9‘0" your mouth “mom. i | 2.1 A
in; of oil lands which he declared ancient Hawaiian sacrificial stone sag-ale. Nocosiive she! elects. no”. Shortly the 1“,“, 5'?”
placed an Mm“ interdiction which balances on the almost knife- , V ‘ ”lb-lubed '3, broken. and ymi i” : .
im "t foreigners 'operntinx in Am- "Rf edge of the pass. .The stone was "away... fibv'c'mlmgffi‘ mentally. physically. n: , ‘ '
erlcnn oil fields. He med that the In thedwayrd (hileflgmésfl- TIE-mun“ lssnbonw .Iu head-towed och-s." so easy. so simple. (m , ._ f,"
merimn laws 0 mucn further than NT 0-' 9"! rom aJOI' nera 3"- To-Bnc and if it doc-5m -.
.tAhe Dutch India: not in denying sub- '05 0- Morton. in command °f the flFo—F sale by Bullion-Ewell Corp. from all craving for m ‘ V V.“
Jects of the countries which do not l~-..~;iiian department 01' the army. riflcial rock and leave the reminder form, your druggist “H ' ‘ w
reciprocate free acceu to oil lands. the route Was altered to P88- the lac~ of “mu,“ any. intact. money without question. "'
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