“9-. :1. childrens choir ot the nut
”a nun-mining the masher- of
“an: m or thou-ml
Wilt Association at
r
l
Won‘lmlnrei
he on amt-noon.
» ’. Emma Jinnaerfin returned to
”as in NM after mndm
this with her mother. ”15;“:
Charl- A. Bruce and m
- .‘H‘
....ug'ropttotehnread. ...-.-
m of genuine
proved safe by millions. Take no
chances with suh‘itutes. It you see
the Buyer Cro- on tablets. you can
‘ ' h V“. MO n. 1'0- tshe them without fear for Colds.
"Ava-e ‘11»:me evening at 7 Hendache. Neuralgin. Rheumatism.
o'clock (8. '1‘.) tot th- Ieflio“ 0| Est-ache. Toothache. Lunhago I?
up” mornll‘ 1 MI attendance for Pain. Handy tin boxes of twe \
' " tablets cost few cents. Drnggtsts
‘- -——" also sell larger package.
. Gertrude Barbers. H‘V’Chm the trademark of Bayer Manufac-
ture of Monoacetlcacidester of Bali—
: the
t tral avenue. is a member 0
b cyiloacid.
ate-pt 1931. who graduates this even-
lng born the Bridgeport General Hos-
Training School for Nurses. Re—
_htivss will attend the escrow”.
#4
Brush. at 8:30 o’clock daylight saving
time.
fl
Directors of the Bell Island Club
will hold a meeting tomorrow evening.
at the home of Richard H. Golden.
Plans and general business matters
will be on the table tor discussion.
— .
Quite a number were observed in
bathing at the South Beach. which
some call Crescent ”each. The water
was at the high merit all atternoon
and combined with the beautitui wet-
ther made it. ideal bathing.
_ ‘
The Dell Island Improvement As-
sociatiou's budget for the year of 1921.
has been compiled and sent to the
f different property owners The fol-
] lowing is a list showing the. ltrms for
which the money is to be expended:
House service . . . . 8600
' 'l'ls evening at 7 o'clock (s. 'l'.) a
loans will be given at the. East ave--
sine II. E. church under the auspices
of the Women's Foreign Missionary
social-y. by lili- Alice E. Appenzeller.
‘ her many years a missionary in
flora. All are invited to attend.
.___.
A club dance will he held tomorrow
evening at the Norwalk Country Club;
annals being enjoyed from 8 till 1..
KI). T.) and a special club dinner he-
Ing served from 6 until 9 (D. 'l‘.)
Speidel's orchcstrn will furnish the
music.
a.
' Tl! schooner “T. K. Bentley."
which recently discharged a cargo o
plup at the St. George Mills. clenrci
[he local harbor yesterday afternoon.
lor it. George. Canada. it was towed
hor 360
~ .. or, Lighting ...... ...
mndowm ”h“ by the Theod e (‘aretnker (cleaning benches.
“h. roads and general improve- r50
1')- pram hue ride to [he llome mcnts) .. .t. . . . . .......... . . :50
vol my. H. E. Wilson. Greenwich. “MM"! “08 - ------ ~ -- - 60
which '1; planned by members of the Officers expenses . ....... {9.1.6
Epworth League of the East avenue Rl‘DBlflDR road Mid pcrmnl l 700
M. 2’. church for Friday evening June "It Improvements ------ ‘ . - h 1110
217th. has been indefinitely poxiponpd, [ii-pairing \Vaik on South 1 rue .10"
according to an announcement made Miscellaneous . .. .............
‘ . “" ' Making a grand total of . . . . 82.800
’ Street Foreman Edward Duffy is Last year the income of the a mill
in): was 82,026. and the disbursements
amounted to 81.917. leaving 3109 still
in the treasury.
120 TON POINT
Leroy's shirt factory employee lei
hold their first outing at the Point.
Saturday, when about 300 people are
expected to he prrsent. This is to be
planning to oil the lower end of Sci:-
view-avenue. just as soon as :l tank
car of oil arrives hcrc. 'l‘lwrr- have
been numerous complaints of the «lust.
which will he laid howv-ver in: the
npplicntion of the oil. which ncls as
«a binder. '
__...
The police received a complaint
Irom- the Hertz store on “'lnfleld
gtreet ymtcrdsy that a man had driv-
sn up and had gotten five gallons of
nil for his car. giving a $10 bill in an annual affair.
W‘ymmt' "'1 ""12 mum "°‘ . . . hose or the
change tht- hill and the man drove n“ ”'9 hydrants ""4
l'mtoil l'oiili l‘nnl “cri- gin-n :l thor-
ough overhauling and testing )catcr-
lld)‘ ails-rnoon. The policy of being
prepared for nearly any emergency is
gway without paying for the oil.
Miss Ruth Hodgt-mnn. of Michigan.
arrived in Norwalk on \Vcdllcsdo) last
10,. a 10M: ‘13" with 1..., bran...“ (i. lwlng carried out to thc full extent
Ii. 'ilollircmim. of Grcgory lloumanl. hi'n‘ M» "ill park.
”(in \Vt-dnt'mlny i-vuillnl: Miss llmltrc- ——
Edward \V’llllluns. who had been in
Volunteer Lite (luzntl. :lt ltoion. for
man. whosu- :lrirvul was
was llll‘ rill-Ht of Mrs. A. S.
unrwiu-ciml.
(‘nrw-ntt-r.
iiht- in now slomiing at hm- hrothpr'g the past three seasons. has nccepted u
Jlome. position as lillllllllt: miuihr nt lhc-
____._ 'l‘okem-kl- Club. \Vlllinnis is n \cry
“fork on It quilt for which ”er popular hit] with the patrons of the
Is an order, wuu done in nu- meeting lunch. and his many friends were
1)! tin Wumun‘s Alullinrv of f‘hrkt “TY glad 10 hour or his bettering him-
rlmrrh when it nil-t. ytmil'rday flflt'r- hell so nicely.
mmn with Mn. 8. \V. Kelliy. the
president. at her home. Hmmldnplnoo. A Hpcclnl meeting was called for
.The next Ini'i'llllK \vlll lm ht-Id m. Sunday afternoon. ivy (‘aplcln Charles
Thursday afternoon. the ltiih. also “ilk. of ”N? Mfr Uuurds. at their
with Mrs. Kellty. ' headquarters. at 1! o'clock (i), s. 11).
This will he an open met-ting. when
all points lor the mind of ”iv organi-
zation will [no in order for discumion.
This is the iii-st nil-cling of the season.
The play!” "The Rug (‘uttill’ liec."
which was pri-m-nlcd :It the birthday
party of the “'omlln's Alnilinry of
. New York city. the will conduct a
when Hrs. Richnsd
Tudor will open her home.
'ers in various forms or Christian servo
lies. in this country “thread; - well
‘as many returned mm... will be
'heid at 9 a. in. and 2:80 and mo p.
'm. (daylight saving time) daily. the
lupin" ig'ginning with the opening senion lion-
day afternoon and oontinuiu for an'
noon. Mrs. TJader will provide tea
as there are no other facilities for ob-
,tainisg meals. Roads leading from
the White Bridge at Rowayton. and
from the trolley stop at Old Farms
Rood in Durien. will be m to:
the accommodation 0! autoists and
pedestrians. as the Tinder place is
about a mile distant from either of
these points. Mrs. Tisder has also
engaged a bus which will meet lam.‘
parties arriving by trolley. so as to
make the
Among the speakers to he heard will.
be: Rev. \V. W. White. dean or the
lzihle Teachers‘ Training School of
llibie fliudy class daily at il a. In.
The singing will be led by Albert
"cowl! .the English harltone.‘ who was
associated with the evnagetistic par-
ty of the late J. Wilbur Chopra-u. D.
ll. and Charles N. Alexander. Mrs.
(‘. C. Luckcy of Brooklyn. N. 7., will
he at the piano. other spealcers in-
clude Mrs. H. M. \\'hlttemore.‘tound-
er of the country-wide "Doors 0:
‘llope” tor crring girls ’hionday even-
ing: Capt. Charles T. Potter. 01 Nor-
wich. Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday mornings; Mi- Alma Does.
ing of Africa. Tuesday afternoon; new.
John (l'flullivan. superintendent of
Hadley lit-sous Hall. even-
ing; Mrs. Ida li. Judd of New York.
in dramatic reading 0! the Book of
Job. \Vedllrsday afternoonfltev. Paul
the Strangers. New York. Wedm
evening: Mrs. Amy L'nruhe. a former
drug addict. of lirookiyn. N. Y.. and
Miss C. J. limndon o! Africt. Thurs-
day afternoon; hire. Sadie O’Brien
Mun-on and Rev. William It. Cham-
berlain. formerly 0f lndim Thursday
evening; Rev. KehMth MacKenxie oi
\thport. rrldu; nft moon. when di-
vine health: will i e the-me and
lcsllmonicl along th ‘line will bc
git-ruby several others; m- Ruth
Angel. missionary among the Jews ht
New York's l-lttpi “tilt. and mm
foreign missionaries. Saturday after-
noun; l-‘rnnit Goodman. reformed
gambler. Ruiurday eveflng. On Sun-
day ltr. Chamberlain will preach in
lll" morning. Mr. Goodwin will speak
ilg'niil in the afternoon. and Rev. Ore-
gory Mantle 0: England will preach
in the i u hing.
The regular meeting of Reliance
Hook and Ladder Pompom). will he
in.
entire m until tho next 'IMY’ ,1
and coflee free to such picnic poo-ties .
long walk w.
M. Spencer. pastor of the Climb 0“
l
Archean-tier
he
or The committee inchargsotthsun-
menu-ml Wilma; pm A" «the ,
menuis‘to hem W l“ ‘0' ma. ounbvmnmet
lwvrbsrs and other church people next It the home 91 Its. Ear] W
m ewh'w It Toma.
Tablets “lbs
. Then I: will be following _
33:32am... .3 dosage worked oul.m‘“lr for a Bible
by phydoians during 21 years. and
Kill!”
the masons.
held in the Baptist Church. to-
non-ow (My) evening at '1le ‘
mild“ um time.‘ All who are,“
' take part are requested to be present.
mi. hm mute.
"Vikings- cm ’;‘- for the unvsiifiag'ot the_
"andthsadjscenteottagssaoil momma-um-
“. calm stldedaitewouiohedoneonthenistter
which many of the most notable leed- until the tablet had been erected by
star at Columbia ‘Circie. No.
heard. There is no charge of any 268. will hold its first dance of sea-
lttnd. and people are urged to come son It noun Baht on Fridev nigh
mm for the entire day the sessiotu' both June nth.
”will
W’ VIEWS
MAY, m 10’ 1m
I would have 10
pay (0 L. .
was out. r "' (‘7‘ ll
I 3".
. QK‘I‘I‘E (LEAR. ‘
Tommie lost is temp” While
ing with nughbor Johny."
mmm
magnum”.
, . Emmet
stunt“. the m: 08-. the 1921
House. irpresideat. '
m W3! pm
3m he. June to. (As.
M Pulp-Hm m Biol-Milt
imam. Anortsu women’s masts
em, wa's‘ “sated- Ioder in the
semi-nun at the singles. matches
here. by Hrs. midi. the English
Its. Me .‘1- '
man.
cents to: m WM
Editor Noel: In lanchiast 1 let
heGasOolnoanytakethemett-rout,
havinglno use for it at the time and
use as. but an intormed I will have
on $5; also. go up to the Nor-walk
andsigns. paper. As I cannot
out alone. then: is left tor me to
get one ot the mothers or the funlly
to stop work an hour earlier.
means one hour tron: work and forty
lily-ave com a month for?
w "M "mills man cannot or is
. allowedtobI-tngthe paper-tome
house. When the meter was taken
outlwsstoiditwonldcostme 32m
have it put back. Now. it looks as it
him plainly that he con..d..LL{": 40m
person totally devoid of MM ““1 a
and predestined to a h"lleii.,,mh“
lacking in attractiveness. U, W,
m
that effect. This was ice h lid,” 10
Now I want to Tommie‘s mother happtmd .( N .
hearing, and suburflueni won n
were too painful to n ...:l. rt.“ ...,
the boys were again planing town“)
and again Tommie l0s‘l 1m um N
“You certainly ari— " 1.6, “oer.
That wrathfully, but thin-0f} ltlll ”in"
to his tenque. and he cunl'lndvo it”:
do we pay fully. “Just W 58m" ”M a "in;
The you were yestc rday‘."
A truant heart 1k O'W ”hi ‘MIQI
act upon its own impulu,
Discontentmtm is lllr ')i(|_i(,‘. M
e.
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a
lit-Ill ill the headquarters 0". Monday
evening.
OPPOSITE CITY HALL : .
‘* /
Will Open For Business
SATURDAY,’ JUNE 11th
With a. Full Line of Specials.
ORTH MAIN STREE
if SOUTH NORWALK, l‘o_\'.\‘.
...—...”...me
Egg“ ,/ men-
. E
MODERN GROCERY -- (30.
Christ church. last month. will he and all of thc Gnnnin um! pro-pccih'v ~ ' \ e 0 o ‘
.. ..-... - Head rt F uah M handls At Economy Prices
Rebekah Lodge, No. L’. l. 0. (l. l-‘.. qua em or ere e
in the Second district. this (wt-fling. 'l‘hc following ncw dates were as-
Plnns for :1 similar presentation in sizm'il lry the management for out- _________ _ '-
Bridgcport are also under discussion. lugs to the park: The “Valuation . . J t
, ._ l’llrk Methodist Episcopal Dunes: ’ ' “I! Rig -—
Mr. and Mrs. lizwid Niwh. of 33 schooi.ot 200 people or morocco Juno ' ' V d JuSt ht TaSte us 5C 11)
_ First street. were surprised at tht'lr 30th. and the engineering «pertinent i ‘ Right .
home last evening hy~a group or of the Columbia Graphophone Cetu- \ - ‘—
{rienda who gnvc them an old fash- pnn)’ will hold a dinner party. when - ;
ioned serenade and surprlst' party. 40 people will be present. on June I
The affair was well attended and 25th. lioth of the two dates are for | . ’ '
lasted until the curly hours of the Bridgeport organisations. ' ’ ' -
'morning. Mrs. Nash was formerly ‘ “ ‘ e 1' m] e u 3r - - .
Miss Ella A. Moi‘i‘elt. ' - __.
i
r,.
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS. - - 29c c102.-
emamr’s --
The final meeting of the season of
the East Norwalk (‘mnmllnitl' chorus '
will be held on Monday owning next
at Community hull. .\t this time
plans for the coming sr-nson will be
made. and a program of entertain-
ment will be presented. Dancing will be
enjoyed. and refreshments will be
served. The next meetinz of the
choral: will he held on Monday even-
PILLSBURY 1' S
t
A “New“... 26m A" who can a... South M W Wheat Cereal . 25c PM Lard 11 1'26 lb. Brm - - - 16C pkg'
' requested to attend Monday evening's e “ ' - '\ ‘
.n....... . i Live Poultry ' - - -
. ‘ ', l ‘ .> ‘ ‘ _
- > East Norwalk re dents who are W 3 , , » ' ‘ I . ' ’ V -
desirous of hearin ot some of the I ' ‘ V ‘ - S
. experiences of our boys in Russia and . ~ ' i - -. ' ‘ . O —4'
.of’ true conditions there. should not“ ' . ’R '
. . -1s.l to attend the annual meeting of S . - F0 7
r
K: the Home and School League. to be » ' . ‘ '
;_ held at 8 o'clock (D. '1'.) this evening SATURDAY, JUNE 11 ‘
at the High School auditorium. w
» .I .189 t Earl L'Bommedleu. lat
f “Jr. _ Hrs. John L'Hoinniedien. will
Arden 9‘. his experiences 0: the past
«your and: a halt years. in Europe, with
"fleck! reference to his work in Bus- .
0‘" Wm" Am We Bake And an Own Sisal what. So Mixed or Formosa .onlnng
"w
_- .j Blend muse TE !
“OUR BEST”
m .. mom mil.
vehicles... sac-5.
vwm..“
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has
w a. an... ... . ..n .... «--s-r~'ww-“—u.m alum-.—
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Misc
Afternoon.
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.,B,ELI.E ISLAND '-
“Um—N a . M 4
fro
Guns-seed Good
‘ ruminant ‘ at Ttholfiéll .
- Club has been removed to
way for other improvements g '
bl" " ' ..
‘ "a [Rwann
3"» .Wd.mm my
M§Mibld.a neeting thisfevsn .. ¢
bane at its Maputo“ L.
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