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'311- List meeting of 'the Hospital this *
.‘,li\1 (flul‘rwlll bc hclrl on Friday ”Mignon and put a_ stop to the
.. . . in}; or this \vcclt. at the home of ‘
3.1... ..I-~.[tlH.\lr.<.Irred A. Giorchino. 18) The Royal Ach degree was confer-
. _ l l l0.tl. red last night at a special convoca-
5.1.. ct your ‘Ti't‘Ol‘dS for each 'mcm-
b~r of your family, and enjoy your
.-.» .i‘gn' at home. Don't forget the
Via"! m < for all of them lovi- thc Vic-
Ilult, Visil l1): \'i(‘l0r Don't. of'A._
.-. collim- (.‘o. and hear some Victor
‘.‘. MIN.
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'H. Sh lmrocks accept the chal-
lr- ;. or tiw Knights of Columbus
All and will play them at thel
r' ., l‘lnlN. on Saturday morning at 9
u'« ' .. l (S. 'l‘.i. 'l‘hc Shamrocks lino!
i-p \xlll lit': ASlllil‘OOk. 2h; Ilucklt-y.
ll. lull. p; Long, 3b; Pozany.‘rf;‘
-. m. r; l'lnnlngton. as; Jones, rf;l
l'ulu lulll. If. r
'l"- n. W) t’ricmis of thc latl’ldcu-
le Flank C‘. Godfrey, who was
Llll‘ l in l-‘rancc. and for whom the
I-‘wi'w-y Post. of this city. was na ed.
xm L. ghrll gilwiipOl'pnitrtO&dl
1n; i‘llil.l'0i\l i‘l'gi'mlfll‘trnit of blame
in Minx-on i‘mu-ll's Drug Store win-
:izw. the last ,l'our days of this wcpk.
i u .lcrick “‘aml iioyt. of Kceler ave-
nnr. llrooksivlt-. is the artist. Mr.
Hoyt will prl-xr-nt tlu- piciurt- to the
Frarflt C. Gorl't'rcy Post, American Ee-
xion, Memorial Day.
The lhirtunth annual mot-ting of
the r'tlumnu- Associatiorf of Laurelton
ilall, will lu- hold on Monday morn~
ink. .‘lny 3"tll, .’il tllt- Acmlo-lny (if our
lolly ot‘ \ll‘lt‘f“. Milford. Miss Munic-
‘lmv Muzacr. of this city. is our of the
“nicer-.4 of tho "association. lit-In}: the
librarian. uhilc till- Min-Ms Ruth iii-
1) uni ’tiul Gladys: Flynn. of this city.
-- mrmlmrs or thi- cw-cutlyc commit-
‘.li\-q )Trxpncr in also rogent all?"-
“k lhaptcr of the association.
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Photographic Supplies
Cameras. Films, Papers,
Chemicals, etc.
Developing and Printing
Siillson-Poivell Corp.
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SCANNING f * .
YOUR
FUTURE
A- . .a—L%JJ—.a.
of Our Sisters' Rebekah lod
held tonight. 8? Will M4
tomorrow evening.
candidates will be initiated an
attendance is desired. d a full
club of the Norwalk Congregational
church at 6:30 o'clock (S. 'l‘.) minor-l
row night. A social time will follow.
—Bish mac coal at
Bonn
corrplnincd of to the police last night.
on
.\'an Zebu-of New Rochelle and Twin
_ had borrowed the car and was unable
A final rehearsal of the demjeam
'At the meeting of Banner Council
a large class of
A_ supper'wiil be given by the Men's
and
Ball players on’ Day street we're
Patrolman John Flynn ‘wcnt to
——(‘oal for next winter‘ut
Har L
and Clans. . fl.
On account of the bad weather to-
day the gas company's collector will
be at the store of E. E. Garham. 126
\Vashlngton street. tomorrow to re-
ceive money for gas meter service.
close all day on Monday. Memorial
Day. (in Wednesday, June 8th. the
being locked at 1;: o'clock; standard
time. '
—-Eastcrn Star May Day Dance.
Town Assembly Hall. l'rlf. May 27.
F 1? Will 'A 11'0‘ Tit! t 4
The Misses Josephine and Marion
Manuecn. of Flax Hlll road. Mer-
day afternoon attended the wedding
of their cousin, Mills Florence A.
Likes. to Lieutenant ltobcrt Spmguc.
of Annapolis. and now on duty on the
l'. S. S. [‘onnsyhania. The Cl-rtnlony
was pcrfnrmcd at the Frst l‘rcsbytl-r-
ian church at .\'mv ltochcllc.
Mary Stillman Chapter. D. A. it.. of
Bridgeport. has cordially
Norwalk Chapter to attend a “Dollar
Tea“ at tho home- of Mrs. i-‘rcderick
Strong. tho rl-gunt. 2211 Main strl-ot.
on Friday afternoon of this “'t-l‘k.
The annals of honor will bc Mrs.
George Maynard Minor. president
m-m-ral: Mrs. John Laidla‘v Tl'ull.
state rcgcnt and Mrs. t‘harlrs ii. iii:-
si-ll. state \lt‘t‘ regent.
Able-bodied men wanted for (‘om—
bat 'i‘raln. Recruiting Officer at Ar-
mory tonight.
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At the mot-ting of the Norwnlk
dccidmi to postpone the win-less con-
tl-st until full. at which time con-
ditions will be better than at present.
for these who wish to study the wire-
less code.
at 60 \Vall street, next Tuesday cyc-
nlng. May 31st. .
__._______
John Malorano. of 40 Oak street.
suddenly came to life about. 11:15
o'clock last night and wl-nt to police
headquarters .whcrc he reported that
"some time ago" while he was at the
Dew Drop Inn. a shoe. tube and rim.
\vurt- stolen from his automobile which
he hnd'left standing in front of the
Inn. All he could tell about the loss
was that the-shoe was a 38-4. He
‘ v’l'he time of
to tell the make of tire.
stated
the ioss‘could not be definitely
either. 1
___.-‘a-——
-——'l‘wo week-Jen‘mp.
paid and fourteen days.pay'.
Combat 'l‘rain Armory tonifht.
Join
’l'.. tli‘lol‘lllllle Whit you
. .4. mn- is more practi- .
ml llmll examining the
ltd-.1 in figure outwhflfi‘
3m: might have ”30¢ ‘
-L++x5~ =4.
T
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‘ \\'.lll-ll the t rail ‘ .
nln :Ill and before long; ‘I.
_ ‘ . l
\ on \\ ill have a fine‘sav-
l my record to 160k W :
' “l“ill *illld a' Sub“ :31.
‘ lull bank balance? N" ‘ ‘ ' 1
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oil" '
. V,
I Tin saver wim. ‘30
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“m—
Savmgs
X gen. mi m, with
velvety lawns and clipped
hedges‘ only needs, to com-
plete the picture, a driveway of
Wm... .
- ' ‘ The condition of General Superin- *W street.’ .
tendcnt Albert E. \Vinchcstcr who has
been ill at his home on Gibson Court
is said to be slightly improved. .
The meat mar-kc ' rwn '
is in ho 1" '1" tel G. Clexclund‘and wife to
half day closing will start. 4119 doors .
ln\ ited the!
tallio (‘lub held last evenan it was'
Tlu- club will open shortly a class
All who wish to join this
class please report at the club rooms
All expenses
O
Pickford in “The Love night” will be shim alt
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w~3~cuvvf _
Mm. C. H. B. Godfrey. of Taylor
ayenue. spent the mnem4n Pawl-
ing. New Yorhand 'attondefim show-
cr given by the teachers and seniors
of Pawling High school in honor of
the coming marriage of Miss Marlon
Godfrey.
A slight aocldenttook plot“ 35%
the Washington street bridge. .' . I
before noon m.~‘when an a
Dell. 0‘ lfi'flmkaW- :flnlc‘! 'the.
mar end of a Fol-d delivery ear. omn-
ed by Herman, ogel..of East 'ml-
"drives by. Leila.-
Ferguson. splintcring the right E
wheel. No arrests were made."
the'mattérjvas reported to tho-police.
both by Mrs-Manse" and Mr. r-
guson. The damage will be so ed
between the two palates. .i'f'f- 7‘.
‘ LW—wfly- »
amp man; moss-185.2.
- . - .l.‘
nluyifii‘wo mung-s in ’ Imiu
the Postjcn Days in Norwalk -.
Real Estate deeds tiled atthe o e
-
a)
'of Town Clerk Herbert it: 3mm: aur-
tion of Washimon Chapter.~No. 2t, . - . - .-
H. A. 3!. 1mm in the Masonic temple 3mg the past steels and a halt number
herl'c'eley street. ' {thirtY-two. ‘hnd' nre given bob 3’ inl
the order filed. Unless emu-m3 de-
signatedfthey arevwafrantec'd'é'da': '
. John lirlscoil to 8am .nm.
building lot on Third street: on k
Olljln to Stephen tile-Buss and' 9.
lot and buildings on Wilm-
nue‘. Minnie Frankowitch. to anion-l
Franklin-itch, lqt .aud buildings on|
Third street: ‘-Alberl‘. Welling: 'io
George H. 'l‘lmmons and wife. lo; d
buildingsan‘lsast \ani street: "\an-
,C- Myr-
ritt Ives. 5 nears and building! "on
Strawlwrryiilll avenue. '5. 1 f.
fiwnrd and John ileum“! to
lx-wcllyn Jonas. 25 acres in “‘7 'i-
pauk; - Esther» P. Morgan to “fillim
ll. Bel-rs. lot and buildings on ove
live 9: Samuel ls Benedictno John
J. )0 12 two lots t. Ha r View
;" Aisles 236:5
. ~1~ ‘ 1 .7.
, 9.1.3. ,
the'chenfiTo
,—~fl~l-::v:\1-rcv:~*1-grfi ac. ..
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‘3'.
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Woman's Board 10L llama Illusions
been-able to repeat as many women.
young people lfld‘mm W‘ In
the service of lie-tuition mutt».
year just closet! in" lib-mm H.
Dawson; its gent! secrtaeyylnu no: to»
port; made “Warmly hale
today. '- She says in wt: - ~
“Statistics shW'u membership of
toidoe. an increase»! “.870 over the
year 1919:1920.“ Or thin moles-e 89.:
500 is in young poop”! Winfiensx
fld‘flport shows 19 new. women'n‘
societies and 1.139 new your R0-
le's organization's. - 'l'lio secretary for"
mimionary education for the board ro-
bil . drivenb'dl .‘I-‘l hence .
e - 3, " ° R ‘Qfil- res 2.050 ml-dcn'noupu rol- me‘
years
_ "the most oumndhg-plece bf new
, orh undertaken by‘ 8hr ‘Woman‘s '
Mn! is that of CW‘ work for
liganIO' DominKO. tnd' interdenomina-
tioml' project we" a board or trill:-
eea composed of two representatives
from each cooperating church'boardfi
Property in a prominent fiction of
Santa'oomlnto City has been secured; ’
whieb‘i sto serve scheme for workers. '
church? clinic. and ponible who“.
"fiev‘oml boarding schools new
buildings have been erected; at some
additions provided. modern‘tliphellt
installed and additional workers . ao-
signe. ”The result has been an in-
enraged and more sustained attend-
ance. .
"Mlcal‘work‘ too. has advanced
steadily—4hr!” Hill-timer physicians of '
thc Predhvtcrian Hblpfla'l in Son 31“
and another heeded. ‘37.!85‘vatie‘l‘ll
at San ’Juun as museum“ last
yesr. '
"A comparison of this year's figures
for the mlssion field with those of a
last year there were 856‘ missionaries
on the field. this year 837'. last year
there were 8.659 pupils enrolled in-r
cludlng those in special clsmes. this"
year 5.35:: last"year 271 pupils united
with the church. this yrar 825:3hu
year H.168 visits‘io the bullies of the‘
people amonllr Whom they‘work were
’mldc by the worker: this year 13.-
544: last year 'imn' patients were
treated in but hfilpll‘allithis year JD.-
lieu favorite to
wn m" ll. on... ennui" b: oiJ-‘nir-
iield Park; Anna M. Alvord to Alice
F. Brow-.10t3aii‘d buildings onflouth
'Maln strcetz' Christian Swan‘s ct ula
to Morris Nllviasky and Samuel C.
Kuriansky. lot. and buildings. \\'ash-
lngton street and Railroad avenue:
Madalcnc F. “'cbb ct zll to Agnes Ben-
nett. building lot at Fairfleld Park.
Edward 'A. Pattison to Edward 1!.
Gnllnher. building lot in “'innipauk:
ltcnjnmln Harris to Thomas P. Silk
and Jamcs S. Grumhiy. 11.76 acres on
the Turnpilw and Scribner au-nuc:
Gilbert G. Horton and wife to Harry
lit-rlgow, lot and buildings on Man-
ford place: Robert Joseloysky to Gil-
ln-rt G. Morton and wife. lot and
buildings on \Viulivld strut-t; Elmora
1’. ”Nylon to Louis Avrick. lot and
buildings. on Elizabeth street: N’ettle
S. Kunvs to Samuel J. Stewart. build-
ing lot. on Main street.
l‘.. (‘olcy to licnnis F. Ken.
lll-nry
nclly et al. lot. on \\’ilton avenue:
Samuel J. Stewart to (‘harlcs ll.
Runes. lot and buildings. at Fairneld
Park; Mndaicne l-‘. \\'l-bb et ill. to
Clara (‘alwclL lot. at it‘nirfleld Park.
‘ Norwnlk Investment Company to
Joseph Kiss. Sound
View avenue:
(llittnor. lot and buildings. on \Volfpit
avt-nur; l-‘lorn ll. (.‘hasc to Charlotte E.
lioadlt-y. two and a half acres. on Fil-
lot. on
building
T. McGrcgor, two lots and buildings.
at Harbor View Reach: John A.
Montgomery to l-‘iorcnce )l.
gomery.
street;
both L). Laychak. building
“'oollwrlrd a\cnue.
lot. .20"
lot and buildings. on Cudlipp street:
der. lot and buildings.’ on Crockett
a\'enu(‘:
liam .l. Peatherstonc. two lots.
Harbor View Beach.
. The friend in need ..
.. ~53 the one whose: ,1‘
bring! succor
.lik’e‘tlle [316(3ng
-. sis. Berna fine
‘3 andmioapped;
' 'e
0."
7".
e
’ Wivfi'kér‘wl ’n "1“ ‘
lollrlstlan Social Science
Jay 9. Buckley to Hilda
low street; May \‘V. Baxter to Martha
lot-and buildings. on “Will
Bottle 1.. 0. Francis to Ellis-
Elizubetll Morrison to John Tiebout. 1
Maria L. )iinspaugh to Haul. {53. Rb]
Rudolph Goepol to )8th
T. McGrcgor. two lots. at Harbor‘Vhw
'noach; George w. Mitchell to‘ WI:-
at
745.
“During the year th‘c department of
., placed a
worker at Ellis Island. established
ifcllowships fertile college girls and
. scholarships for foreign-speaking
'gtrls who wish to prepare themselves
lfor work among foreign speaking peo-
ples. In addition. to co-operated with
other denominations in establishing
«work at four centers for imigrant
.workers in fruit-growing and cannery
lscctions in 5:!" Jersey. Delays-arc and‘
'Maryland.
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run scantily; cncncn morn
The renown}: kit” appeared in the
Stamford Advocate. yesterday: .
it may be a relief to some 'of your
readers who “view Mlh aim" the
victory of the nuclei! "High Church"
rector. of St. Paul's. Norwalk, at the
rcccnt parish meeting. to learn that
the point at issue was not the intro-
duction of rosary devotions. compul-
‘sory confession. holy water. or any-
thing elsc not explicitly or implicitly
called for by the prescribed ritual of
the prayer book. .
The point objected to in the appeal
of the vestry to the bishop was the
motor's practlcr of >maklng the Holy
Communion tllc_chicf service. on Sun-
days. in place of the previous cus-
om of substituting morning prayer.
No impartial judge'cnn take up the
book of common prayer and fail to
Monk, be impressed with the fact that the
.hook regards the Holy Communion as
the chit-r service for every Sunday.
Aside from the fact that it is the
lonly act of worship prescribed by our
saviour. the prayer book directs that.
.at that service. the weekly notices
are to be g'nen out, the sermon
lprcached. and the collection or aims
hade. There are no es llclt direc-
the regular services provided in the
prayer book. _
' In comparatively recent years. the
parishes of substituting tor this pre-
sermon. anthem and collection.
against the rector’s fidelity
_ prayer book.
space-tillers. we cannot see in
“' tr'end or ssccrdotal prieascrai‘t.
"i was mereiy‘an establilhing of
cops!
the demand or ilfiuenihl lama
Very faithfully yours."
3. ma LIEBLER.
‘wan
year ago shows‘nlla enlarged service: ' '
tions for these things at any other of
" custom has grown up in many of our
scribed arrangement a strange sort
of combination of morning pmyer.
I say
“strange." for. although it is familiar
to church people, It is utterly wthout ED.
Munitions. according to the pruer
hook. Such a service the veatry of
St. Paul's desired to continue. as
to the
Unfortunately for the jourmlistic
the
victor of Friday last. any Romeunrd‘
It
the have“ returned to work, thus tempor-
‘ presumably settled W "M the Evil- only relieving the employment situa.i
church is bound to observe indium here. The 8-1! arrived here yes-f
ritual. and is not ready» to alter it at ”my from the
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"' 16404'L'l‘enting on the Old Camp Ground
Hm Out in Flanders
18337-o—Ii‘or the Freedom of the World. .
'18484—A Rainbow fromtho U. S. A. ~
Oomeinand—haarflissoaanyothenst .
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mmeoodsumoo , nil-mu" _ ‘ ' _ . ‘
ON' EASY TMS and Every Model for -
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,IM. 8. Artillery March
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-- Mel-lean Fantasie
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- Marching Through Georgia
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Patriotic Medley March
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war plans for a possible emergency'ped in for the evening's ent -l The trial took up cr. » til-table
make up his new tab. merit. Mr. Key! was found to be “Nut 'and‘ there were numer.,~r< SW
guilty”; by a7ury of which George After the trial. adjournaiem 3
Richmond was foreman. and was dis- made to the banquet room. thermal
charged. general good time was had. them”
a.
NEW CANAAN ,
994—0-— 1
The Country Club of New Canaan
Day.
Mr. and Mrs-,6. Herbert Johnson
have a daughter. Fanny Elizabeth.
born l-‘riday night.
”Mrs. John ltoers.and family what
hve been'at New Bradford. last. for
sometime. haw, returned to their
home in Oc'noku avenue for the sum-
mc'r. .
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ross of Stra'lTord
and Bfr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Seyfert
and son of Bridgeport were guests of
Mr. aid Hrs. J. 13:. Hemm. Hoyt
street. Sunday afternoon. .
C. K. Plumb has purchased the
George C. Bennett place in lakevicv
atrnuc. Mr. Deane-it has returned
to Kennebmlk. Me.
The social of the Harmony Fellow-
craft Club will be held at the Masonic
Tesnple this evening. at‘ p. m. (day—
light saving time). instead of Friday.
The entertaN-ncnt committee has eu—
gngcd the Melody Trio of New York.
0. R Freeman of Derby was in town
on Monday. and madc preliminary
arrangements [or the reception of
Gov. Lakr. at the Connectiwt Editor-
ial Association's meeting. June 25 and'
20. Mr. Freeman is president of the
adlociation.
Saturday. May 28. from S to l'.’. on
the (‘cnlcr School grounds. under tht>
alispiccs of the Plant. Flower and
Fruit Guild. a salc will be held of
vegetables seedlings, seeds and bulbs.
Friday afternoon and Saturday morn-
ing. a nature cxhibit will be found in
the bascmcnt of the stool. The June
meeting of the Guild will betel; at
the home of Mrs. Theodore Valentine.
South avenue. Thursday. June 2. at
3:80. Mrs. l’ltt of New Rochelle an!
Miss Munciewicz of the Rocket‘elle
Children's Garden will be the speak
6".
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HENRY a. LEDYAl‘iD DEAD
DETROIT. May 25,—Henl'y B. Led-
yard. chairman on the Board of
idirectors of the Michigan Central
fiailroad. died at his home here today.
r. Ledyard was taken ill with heart
troubles Friday night. and later pneu-
monia developed. He was born in the
Amarican embassy in Paris in IBM,
and had spit th greater part of his
life in Detroit. ~-
Three children—Henry and Hugh
Ledyard, (and Baroness von Kettieru-
all of Detroit, survive. »
_,
Sl’BMABIN'ES BE! ‘56 OVERHAUL-
i
NEW LONDON. May 24.-—-'l"he New
Iondon Ship and Engine Company
stallation of new engines in United
State- mbrnarine 8-1. which has been
stationed at the local base and for
the overhauling of the 8-19 and 821.
between 50 and 60 former employee
Pore Rim Shipyard
. at Quincy. and the 8-21 is expected
here Iste'thls afternoon. The local
ivorhuen who have been called high
_'arethuslumoftrom fivemsixweeh
of employment. “ ,
—. S
William F. Hoyt appeared as coun-
sel for. the defense and made
ring plea ‘
will lie crucially opened on Mentor-inhf’rox‘cutor William Dierringer was
called a "shirker” in the collection of
his evidence by Foreman Richmond and
who also said that the "Judge"
unable to act in the case.
ing a quantity of “cats" prrparod
a Bug-Jplenty of cigars to help pass the
in behalf of his client. ninz‘silme away. _
Plans for a trip to New York p:
held during June were also
the degrep team which‘wzlnt '
‘0
l
"was the degree for Qur Lodge.
York. held a drill.
,_ . ;.'...
having secured contracts for the 'in- g .
Norwalk Chronicler