spending the week—end and
with relatives in Port loner-
' _ «DIS 1" 1‘ ;
1‘ 3.1. corners-salmonella
r. w of the East Norwalk
gm of the Andrew Davey store.
w front of the store is being re-
join“ s his" red-
Troop No. 6. Boy Scouts of Ameri—
ca. at the meeting held last evening
is Community Hall. discussed plans
(at taking part in the Memorial Day
W and excreta...
A Memorial Day service will
"he ’Ield at Christ church tomorrow
'ln'orniug at 9:80 o'clock (8. T.) In
the. evening. Rev. 0. Stewart Michael
will be in charge of the service
which will be held at 7:30 o'clock (8.
'1‘.) The evening service time has been
ensued as will be noted. ,
_
Evangelistic services are being held
at present in the Swedish Congrega-
cional church. on Van Zandt meet.
. Sober of Stanford and Rev.
Oblon of New York city are the
.speahers. Further information con-
cerning the services will be found in
the church news column of today's
bus of the Evening Sentinel.
Ween 175 and 200 people attend-
ed the Five Cont supper held last
owning at the East avenue M. E.
church by the Epworth League at the
church. The super was held from
4330 until 7 o'clock. (8. T.) and was in.
oharge of Miss Vivian Scnmmon. who
was assisted by members of th
league.
the supper. which will be used towards land. But now it appears. the dump-.
the League's contribution to the ers are agaifi leaving their loads of
church building fund.
A number of friends tendered Miss
lsmret Gaston a surprise party at
her home. ll Edllc avenue. last evcn-
lug. A very enjoyable time was had
with music. dancing. games and rec
Iresliments. There were selections on
the piano. mphone and banjo by
losers Howard. Crosby and Cannon.
Those in attendance were: Misses
largaret lloyt. ltuth McMahon.
larron Ruse“. Ruth lllellcr. Mar-
New York city. with their daughter.
and Ira. Fms's mother. Mrs. Jessie H.
L. Jellifle. have arrived at their home
'on Old King's Highwsrfor the sum-
mer. it is several years since lira
Jellifle has spent much time here.
having been in California for the bet-
ter part of the past few years.
Mrs. George N. Yeaton.. has been in
town recently between trips, which he
has made to his brother. Harold. at
Brown University. in Providence. R.
1.. and to his brother Lester. at Lew-
iston. no. stopping off on the returr.
from the later trip to visit his alma
mater. Dartmouth College. at -Han-
over. N. H.
George A. Velie. who has not been
using the unoccupied store which is
part of the property he bought some
time ago from George M. V. Schlicht-
and which was previously occu-
pied by Mrs. J. A. “fest. is now fitting
it up with shelving and counters. and
expects shortly to separate the two
branches of his business. selling con-
fectionery. ice cream. and stationery
in the new store and retaining only
the newspaper and tobacco bathe.
in the one he now occupies.
Complaints are again being made
regarding the unsightly condition of
the public dump along the Tohenekc
road. Just four years an. Mrs. Ger-
ritt Smith protested in the local pa-
per about the conditit\i there. which
easily prejudiced folks who are in-
tending to make their home in Token-
eke. as they are, obliged to pass it on
the way . A: a result. signs were post-
ed warning people that rubbish and
‘waatemiust be conveyed to another
Over $30 was cleared from spot. then designated. far in the wood~
refuse in the handlest place. very near
the highway.
llobcrt Clougher. general superin-
;tendent of the A. 8: 1’. Tea Co. for
{New England and the adjacent States.
who is one of six such executive offi-
cers of the company. each having
,nnc-sixth of the country in his terri-
‘tory. was in town yesterday inspecting
‘thc local stores. He found that every-
thing was spick and span in the Dar-
,lcn store under the management of
Arthur Magnan. who is exceedingly”
Kenneth Yeatoa. son of Ir. and-
Health
committee appointed two months at.
by llayor Donovan to secure it pos-
sible the demonstration for the cl”.
and these two nun W! tart»
ed action to and out "why" Not-walk;
had been eliminated.
In the bullets sent out some
months ago. it was stated very plain]!
that “geograpluc um would
play no part in thqnnsi Mus!»
the community." ,
The elimination of Norwam. as the
only city in the entire cast. and the
choodng of some our in the In“.
west is a direct contradiction o’tle
statement made in the bulletin ‘
Just as soon as offlohl confirmation
of Norwalk's elimination is received
here a demand will be madepn the
committee of selection sis-to III..II&
Norwalk was eliminated.
There will then be a meeting of the
following people at the Royal James
when plans for taking an active Mt
to overcome the handicap M by
politics. and to secure the denoun—
tion (or Nor-walk if it is humanly pos-
sible will be made. . ’
The members o1 this committee are
Mayor Jeremiah Donovan. who when
he heard tha- news was flatly indig—
nant: Arthur C. Wheeler and Dr. Wil-
éan-aas- us a.
J
wuss WI 30m.
m' tong. my. Sta—Barr!
Wills. theghntnegrowho lung‘s
match with Dempsey. had no chance
to show his tom at the Ms
Ann. isstnight. an the reason that
Kid Johnson was not a M ”mt-
wan. wholwelgllsd 211 was. to
81856 for Johnson. upper-cut the Kid
onthechin latheustroundsad
knocked hint out. Time of round. 1
nihte and 65 m
Is a ten-round boat. Irish W
rich got the verdict. over Jack Fred-
mas.
w-
liam Tracey. the Mayor's committee:
Frederick L. Lamsoa. representing
the Kiwanis Club: Miss A. C. Wonder-l
0th and James Wood. There may
possibly be others on this committee.
The feeling in Norwalk is today
that if Norwullt had not fully met all‘
requirements. and had not been 100
per cent. in mach of them on the di-
rect statements of both Dr. Bolt. Dr.
lllsck. and other prominent peop'el
connected with.the staging of the.
demonstration. there would not have‘
Middle We” community. none of
which meet the requirements is funy
as Norwnlk does. is to be selected. be-
cause it is in the Middle West. and ate
ter it had been stated that “geogra~
phlc limitations would play no part in
the selection of the community." it is
felt that Norwallt has not gotten a
square deal.
The text pf the ofncisl telegram o!
garet Raye. Helen Hanford. Margaret popular with his patrons. Mr. Clough- notice rr-ceiycd here was as follows:—
Ba‘on. Menu-s. Lawrence
Chriatoper (launch. lrving Hubbi-ll.
Charles Mitchell. William Howard.
" - ‘9 Donald. ,“cGrcgor.
Crosby. re‘s headquarters are in Hartford. and‘
his home is in Manchester. He has
many friends in this section. having
begun his senior-s with the company
n—nassa‘b— 5 . r;
i .- . l!” in its Stamford store about i yea-
‘ - ago. At that limo- be “all s mv-mbcr
ROWAWON of Maple avenue .\i. l‘. church in
.‘tamford. of which ill-v. G. l-I. ltlch‘
The concrete road “‘hll‘h is bring
built from the White liridgr I: tin.-
Tckeneke Inn O: now commend from
Abe Inc as (at all "The Crossways."
F. A. Daggeu. of New York 'city.
business manager of the New York
Central Msgasine. has opened his
summer home on Highland avenue
for the season.
tor of this town was then and is now
pastor.
HARBOR VIE W
Invitations wore sent out to
summvr rrsldvnts of Harbor View
'llcncb to attend an impromptu dancc
ul tlu- club house. this cvcnlnz Many
of this “mum-«- summer colony will
Sunday afternoon. May 29th. part spend the holnlw wm-k tn'l at lb!-
of the liownyton Drum l‘nrps “Mulmu l: .«lvl :l nnnllé‘ (mud in twpcrtrd
assist the churches of ltownyton in Allrndy the l‘-'lillti is puttimz on its
decorating the graves :it l'nion come- summ. r .illn'o :u Ii it is Pxpecled (h;-
tery. On Monday morning. May 3I'lh.
the full corps of 26 will lcave liowuy—
ton at 8 o’clock a. m. l». S. T. and go
to New (‘ansnn to furnish music for
the. Memorial Day parade.
The government has llocri-nsed thc
lighthouzic crew at Gru-n's Reef. off
of Rolon Point. from lhn-c to two
lmum-n will ln- l'ully occupied by Jum-
lfltl) “hm tllc masons social actixi-
itics will be planed.
NORWALK ELIMIN ATED
Continued from First page.
men. Sow-rat changes have also bcen __
made. \‘illllam "hm!” 0: liridgc- authorities in thc l’nitcd Stalls cu
"m' “h" "am“"g of "mm” "M t‘hild HruHh. (irrlured mm of all
Adam Ammy of New London lluw- l‘r—
W from the servlr-t». Harry l-‘nx
of this city formcrly of P». ck's lx‘dgc.
has been placed in charge of Green's
Reef light and his assistzmt is Hurry
Hainsworth who was m-nt here from
headquarters at Tottenville. S. l.
flown) ton Mcthmll-at Episcopal Church
Services.
Itev. George A. Baird. minisK-r.
Sunday morning worship at 9:30 8.
’1'. Sermon subject:——"Christian JOY."
Sunday school session convenes at
10:50 a. m.
The Memorial service
In the llnptist church at
altcrnoon. ..
Sunday evening worship at 6:30.
This will be a Union service. itcv.
Frank S. Clark will preach the ser-
lion.
The Prayer meeting will be held at
0:30 Thursday evening in the chapel.
Topic for the service: "The Nature of
the Kingdom."
will be held
21:30 in the
Memorial Sunday, at the Rowayton
Bap“ church. will receive appropri-
ate recognition In all the services of
she day. At the morning hour of wor-
ship the pastor. Rev. Frank S. Clark.
will peak on ”The King of Kings and
E O the hidier." Service begins at 9:30
masons time). The Church mm».
cities in the l'uiletl States which has
made a pit-u f0 rthc dmnonstrntlon.
Norwullt and l‘ouirbkeepslv. X. Y..
Were the two most favorable. with
Norwnlk leading tho Empire S'nto-
City by a large pvrcu-nlagc.
Dr. Black himself. following his
visit here two wt't-ks ago with in.
llolt. said that “Norwalk Connecticut
is the only city in the l‘nltrd States
“inch fully meets the requircmt-uts of
the committee-3'
It is known that of the 100 or morc
cities. and towns which made n bid
for the dtmonstratiou that Norwnlk
was the only city inspected by Dr.
llolt who declared himself to in heart
ilv in favor or tlw plncc.
In fact matters hnd gone to such
an extent. and it was such a forc-
gone (‘OnCIll‘llon that Norwnlk would
be selectc-l. that tcntntive arrange—
mt nta hud lm-n tnm‘lc for thc taking
of it live your la-nsv on a site hrre
for the staging of the demonstration.
and Mayor Jcrcmiuh Donovan offered
the free use of thc Town House On
Mill hill us rucutiyc headqpltcrs us
molas'nms um
Take Salts at first
- 'sshooi begins at 11 o'clock. In the intuition or Back-
31 afternoon. at 2:30 p. m. (s. 1:). the ache.
usual community Memorial service The American men and women
Wt be held in the Rowayton Baptist
m. attended by survivors of the
‘ cm: War. Spanish “'ar and the
, World War. Rev. George A. Baird,
“ pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church. will be the speaker. Marion
Bevington. formerly Miss Jarvis, of
Chrinobal. Canal Zone. has consented
to favor the audience with one of her
must guard constantly against Kid-
ney trouble. because we eat too much
and all our food is rich. Our blood
is filled with uric acid which the kid-
neys strive to filter 'out. they weaken
eliminative tissues clog and the re-
but is kidney trouble. bladder wealt-
ness and a general decline in health
the'
IN WELFARE PROJECT
KIDNEY TROI'BLE
fill!" of Bladder
from overwork. become sluggish: the
much appreciated solos.
The Roway-
When your kidneys feel like lumps
Ion Fife and Drum Corps. Boy Scouts of lead: your back hurts or the urine
and all Sunday school children. and 'is cloudy. full 0‘ sediment or you “'0
all patriotic families and citizens, are
In the even-
Ing. at 8:30. a union service will be
expected to be present.
held at the II. E. church.
. .. DARIENd: Noromzv
. .1 u
Mb]. Barry Palmer was doing
truffleoflleer in place of Con-
hire:
.: Men-day.
'- dug the winter in Florida.
William McDaniels has had
placed on all the windows of
Colonial home on Noroton
Barrels
Wow. which he"
it ‘
.V’flght and family have re-
, their Cedar Gate hon‘ af-
msktng improveuwhts
obliged to seek relief‘ two or three
times during the night: if you suffer
with sick headache or diary. nervous
spells. acid stomach. or you have
rheumatism when the weather is bad.
get from your pharmacist about four
ounces of Jad Bolts: take a table-
spooni'ul in a glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then not use. This fan:-
ous salts is made from the acid' of
grapes and- lemon juice. combined
with lithia. and has been used for
generations to flush and stimulate
[clogged kidneys: to neutralise the
acids in the urine so it no longer is a
source of irritation. thus ending 'de-
. Nor-walk was favorably considered
Iby the Council among other cities.
but was not among the three from
which final sclcetion will be made.
Pl.Altl-;.‘CE KING.
Mr. King was in Norwsik todllt
and while it is not certain that he is'
Lore on this matter. it is beliM-d that
before the day is out some informa-
imn may be obtained from him as to
vhv Kora-nth was eliminated.
TROLLEY COMPANY _
TO PAY $8.750
M
. (Continued from Page On.) -.
.—
l
inf remarks or critics of the
, action
:‘larl'ui agalnsl lhl- company. as one
:of thc ahrcwdcst moves on the part
of Mr. Quinlan since his holding of
up 0mm. 01 (‘orpnrniion Counsel. it
5w” believed. in view or the shaky
finances of the t‘r‘bliey company. that
it would be impossible for the city.
under lhrcc or four yours. to recover
any for the money.
‘. A rpecial tax was also laid to meet
the cspenscs ncccssitatcd by the pay-
ment of damages to Dr. Baldwin. but,
now that a half settlement has come.
it may l',‘ that the tax will be lessen-
ml. so that it will be sufficient to
meet the difference between the
amount paid by the city and the
amount 1. covered from the Connecti-
cut compnm. This will be dclcrm‘in-
rd when the. Hoard of Estimate and
Taxation start their meetings on Mon-
day. June Oth.
POPPY DAY ‘ -
IN NORWALK
Continued from First page.
poppies such as grew on Flanders'
l-‘lvlvls. mndr famous by the poem. and
madn- f mnus for time eternal by the
suprcmc sacrifice of thousands of
livvs of tho young men or this coun-
try and thl- Allies.
It is n slight tribute to their mem-
ory. which should forever be held
sacred. to weur a poppy or to have
your window decorated with them.
The poppies will be sold tomorrow
as well. The Woman's Auxiliary of
the American Legion is in charge of
the sale of poppies in Norwalk today.
ORDERS FOR BATTERY C.
llatlery C. l92nd Artillery.
155 Mm. Gun.
Norwalk. Conn.. May 28, 1981.
Company Order No. I:
l—Battery C. 193ml Art. (156
mm.). C. N. 0.. will report for parade
at the Armory. Monday. May 30. 1921.
First call. 7:50 (D. 8.): second all.
7:55 (ll. 8.); assembly. 8 a. m. (D. 8.).
2—Bill of dress: 0. D. woolen
blouse. O. D. woolen trousers. O. I).
shirts. 0. D. leggings. campaign hat.
rifle and belts. _
3—A two-dollar company gnu .will
be imposed on absentees.
A. F.“KEELER.
Capt. Battery C. 192ml Art"
(165 mm.).
Hays to Drop Air Mail
Service to Washhgtoa
WASHINGTON. D. 0.. any as.-
Air mail service between _Wsshingtou
June 1., Postmasterooeneral Rants.
sued the order today because this
route has been coding the am
most $240,000 a year and was no
purpose in saving tmss of the
Minute fast train service between
the two cities. .
Mr. Hays explained that he was in
been so much objection. but when a,
and New Tosh will be M
THE
PALACE
BOOTERY
-
Isn’s lshogsny Brena
Wm’slshgssyhrogss
Woman's Wilts tank 0:-
'o::- pflouutyouforwsrtwhils
«hammmyoussckwsrd.
”—
r." 'r‘ '
No. i A $35.00
w:-
snd draws renovated ‘
'As the holiday comes on Monday, yOU’n
have tinge-t all new things this week. Spga
cisi displays of NEW SUITS, FURNISH-
’ INGS, HATS, Eta, for Memorial Day, now
rrrrm:
THE PORTABLE VICTROLAS
AT
No. as $75.00
Dance 'Any Time—Any Day—Anywhere ‘
$ 1 .00
Down Brings a VICTROLA to Your Home
NNELLY’S
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
m... -M~n— - «he .. ,.
I
...—.——~ g.—
a- «use. .—
‘. ..
' .
.favor of develophg theatrmsisse-
vice. but upon practical pounds. The.
Illa poll-«St. . meat
be? i tinned mill-ell.
imam or . '
I .
.
...,.. a-..” .¢.—.. v.»
....\ ‘\Y";.‘ 7.‘
a
\<\% ‘ ‘3‘“ ‘
i‘ , ‘. “ . ' - .
mm!) mm mews-c mom-sum
. tantalum
ready.
\ Special Value Suits
—of—e
‘Gray Herringbone
$30
3 Hart Shanna '& Marx Suits
$40, $45 and $50.
Blue Suits in’ Every Model
White Flannel Trousers
lg ' Silk Shirts Straw Hair
Neckwcar
Holiday. Specials in Everything
STORE Om ALL DAY MONDAY
Rogers 69‘ Stevens
NORWALK 'AND SOUTH NORWALR
Decoration Day Favors
FLAGS AND DENNISON’S DECORATH ll
CREPE
AT
FIN KELSTEIN 69? KAPLAN
81300380}! TO DONNELLY‘S
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET
CHILDREN RESSES, ROMPERS ‘ ..
CREEPERS AND PLAY S1 115
WILL BE ON SALE THIS WEEK AT
DOLLAR DAY PRICES
“Lotta Ware" Gingham and (‘ham‘nmy Drown 1: ’1 (‘0
. colors. 2 and 4 years .................... _ ..... 5;" 0C
10. 12 and 14 years . ...... . ................. _. q: 00
A few Middle Dresses. odd sizes. for ............. . . g: 00
RompersandCreepers...... ................. €300
BoysWaahSuits,3,4,~»5,6 ‘ .1.
Discontinued lines in odd sizes of Cox->01. um. J. . .. J
the remainder of this week at Dollar 1h) yr n ~ $1“
One lot in 24. 25, and 26, .......... . ............. . . .5va
Another lot, 22, 23, ‘24. 25. '36. 30. - - ‘ - - - ----------
J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington Street South Norwaik .
BATES Elli-1N
~ infgfllsmli
4 . I' i I “‘
Action for the “WNW, . .
alley .e
lis luv.
‘1' .n‘
l"; l\ 14‘
Judgment for the full amount oft ‘ . ‘
8606.6! fies granted the plaintiff inldalnagcn on moral:
the damage action Mist by John Wald. Wits our." 5 ‘A )w ‘ N I" “L
8. Bates. Jr.. against Ella Diflarow in “state of Alfie? ibcmxnl‘: v” ”I"; \.
a decision handed down this morning ‘3 0 r W a l k m0 .
' " ‘ l i ill»-
(IKE 0°“. (23 ' Dun! :lr & Qumh .
by J“ “B 0: the u“ 02' com-‘x;:?gohf $17000 l€‘(‘t‘i\rd 3 . "
J __’ ‘ ‘
moral]: le'u" VII m “90!! certain .Walk investment Comp .
notes given’Wiy the defendant in them? Cit-V 0' “Oman" n
‘{«.-
<f
{Lt
l.
.iw
:,’.P 10
land "I
' lain plot.» ‘ i . .
rchsse t wing works owned by‘Purchase 0f. 09f . ... “M;
{hie plaintiff“; Chsabury. The death? Third 615”";- "\‘~_‘;S)“ “‘3“ V“.
J ’ ' f 1 4‘ .' .‘.‘H .
fondant claimed fraud and claimed ”fl 1“!”de ° MMMWL L4,».
out! was not what it bridge. has been
31:: rigs-«22¢ to be. iwecr served by Deputy
Dunbar a Quinlan represented the Benedict-
.u... in n. «W
{ill “-"i N
The note upon whim . ’-
”mnm' "' based is for the amount 0‘. SEN ' H":
m' S“ Asa. C it is claimed that the-cu“ N. umS
MOt ’ to vdihulldred dollar: in T‘.Pr‘:\..j.lgll.a m
~ 'never paid. 0 sun .5 .‘.. h:
Ggult VW Dem ‘come up in the Snpermr . low: of
Denial ‘of a motion by the phinufl Brdigeport. on the first 1mm.
toast. aside a verdict for $3 defeahd- June- . b
r r ‘ a s u . r“
“I! ilk fimflwfi a: (halt Mi “For Norwslk and YIClYl‘WY' Lam,
h M ‘ do showers tonight; Snnoay v
H cloudy not much change intcmpert-
une- inoderste to fresh south an_
4 'wth winds. The western dԤ
flowed slowly eastwa'
‘ 'c,9 n I..." and is new,
it will was 0““
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