, ‘ milled her father Charles Terrall
'Ioflurt snout-m m bison:
In as ”site: of the Norwalk Yscht
” rim: about the first of by.
w. L. Clark. “Strawberry Hill are-
«III. has hum an Overland turn
8‘ car lrom Show Bron'
,.
*Judge John J. Walsh, of Dorian
hint. has Win-ma, where
h will spend “at,“
Ili- Lillisn Lester. of Lorena. street.
by returned to her home after a. visit
with friends in Norfolk. Conn. .. .
Mr. and _-Mrs. J. Wt Harris have re-
homehereafleravt‘t
n6. »
Miss gull. ‘ , at Gregory
tubulexatcwis visiting in Washington,
'Q. 0.. for the week. . * .
mutheir
h.
' the
no Athletic Association _ will c
has on the Wickelot olifiugid’ay
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m- leu' wagging}. 01'; Brooklyn.
8. I. visited her uncle and aunt. )lr.
'-d Mrs. Henry Harris of First street
finer the week old. ~ “
*0 ,5"
The Winnlpauk Nine’a'
llr. and Mrs. James Allen hav
moved to their newly m ‘
. Raymond “face from .Putmun
wrenue. Second district.
m
The Woman's
.ciety will hold their aunt-£18610:
o! officers this evening at the home of
.1 A. Greenwood. ls Rowan nreet.
Orrin F. Denton and family are to
new: from Putnam avenue. Second
dhtrict to their new home. East ave-
nue and Raymond Terrace this Week.
Wolf Wanna. of Winfield street. is
h meet Chief Blue Sky t the R0-
wnyton Firehouse on Ma 3rd} in a.
“1' dance contest. for the benefit of
me or the Rowayton churches.
~—
Percy Rowland. formerly 0‘ East
lion-walk. but now a reside t of
Ridgeport. and who was r' ently
nrrled. is a visitor together “gen fills
wife. at the home of relatives litre
- 4. Members of the Boy's Club are to
”fit as usual this evening" at the
avenue M. E. church. This will
.fi the that meeting in two weeks. the
~fleeting last week having-beén‘poot-~
polled locause it was Holy Week.
211:1 About 10:30 o'clock on? Sunday
Mt, at number of small boys made
life miserable for the reddents of
Third street. with shouts screams.
rock throwing and such other evi-
dences or wild animal life in the youngr
and untamed.
'i .- '31} I
About a dozen members of the Girls?
{Bubs-i the East avenue M. E. church.
are planning for a hike to be held
tomorrow. the start to be made about
10' o’cloek. Lunches are to be 'taken
and the return will be made late in
ibtvafternoon. The first stoowm be
made at Compo Beach. , :‘z- 3
~“ ‘ ROWA YTON ~
The Pageant of Old Fashioned
lelodies which is to be given in the
Bpwayton Baptist church at eight p.
n. on Patriots’ Day. Wednesday. April
19. is now undergoing the final touch-
uof preparation. The dress rehearsal
will take place tonight.
.. TU: Pageant has been originally
prepared and is being directed by Mrs.
Ids. Moseley Stout. of B’rooklynZ'N. 'Y.,
and the participants of which there
are upwards of fifty. are composed of
local talent from among the men and
women and young people and children
of the community.
The characters will appear in
”ups, the first representing the Old
Singing School. Helen Scofield Stabell.
chairman. Edward L. Stevens con-
out. the schooL
We second group will be "The Old
links Concert." Leah Albrecht, chair-
MAMrs. Harold Wilson. accompan-
k.
The third group is a presentation of
Morite hymns by ten children and
$3chalman is Miss Lucile Brands.
l I
:fF‘. Legler. ololst. .
" The fourth. group. Plantation Melt»
lies; Lucius; Macomber Clark. chair-
man. is composed of lively youngsters
in striking costume and a burnt cork
countenance accompanied by Harry
wanerneln with the banjo.
hue fifth group. Mrs. Stabell, leader.
represents the College Town is com-
posed of a. large numbr of young peo-
sle of college age.
The sixth group is the All American,
Anna. Bond. chairman. and is com-
posed of thirteen school girls. assisted
by the Boy Scouts. and Miss Gertrude
Brands soloist. '
The costuming. the refreshments
served, the sentiments expresud both
religiously and patriotically, and it is
hoped the appearance of the audience
in old fashioned clothes will be happy
reminders of the days of Old Jan:
line.
Remember that Mayor Calvin Bar;
ton will be present at the opening of
file Pageant. only. .The Tickets are
selling rapidly and it is expected the
capacity of the church auditorium and
chapel will be severely taxed. .Tbe
proceeds. will be used by the Ladies
of the church for mlsionary purposes
to Russia and other needy places in
America. Europe. Asia and Africa.
, L Hrs. Sidne
r
Bell. of Crocket street.
& New Haven. over the week end.
‘ T. . ‘ ——~. .
E". _; The Lsdieo' Aid of the Methodist
» , will meet in the chapel.“
My morning at 10 o'clock. for an
flr‘dsy sewing session. Luncheon
m be served.
. m». and Mrs. Charles E. Mouser. of
V cont place. entertained the follow-
vies-the week end: Mr. and Mrs.
those W men“. who, sixtyIunago.served their country. and who
“2°53
Foreign. him
. oLMrs. Edward Weiman for the din-
u
Girls Club" of Norotmi. Then m1
'law last Saturday evening. Sica was
L:
, .,'.
Today Nomi,“ m ’ ' gym t um
ot’every inhabmmm W
uoctlcut of the Mmérac mac. _
5 {‘2 ‘ i” W. ‘ ‘
W asst had an oppowunity to plow
”whom of Con-
.“ ’
son
liberty. and be a united up,
It lagel'evu' yeasi slice
their blo'ou'm order. that we today should enjoy
tlonaf " ' '
users: who are out you _
them are «loathing or mention-teem. praise. kindness and consider:-
tion from everyyxnan. 'woni’io andt'chlldwho meet- them.
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There is not much that adapt-assist; looking in the cost ofdsrk ii.
the trousers of a'lig'liter magnum at out unsi- with a. wreath with
the letter: "G.',AI R3111 gold'embroidered in; ill—R It not impressive looking
m ,
demise. or ”Magnolia—of mutionai‘iaussd-nen.
» -. g. _ ——~¢oo—-—- —» .
Each wsaoerofithhunibnn. m. is a .a who volunteeretto de-
fer-lathe Wm
lmdio
his home. ;
In the Civil War brother .
damage was done to; thehold hm Br Want. the loved“. as: home
were in constant danger from. hm quo m (elm II m in the
old days.
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It is not too much to ask that Norwalk citizens lend a helping hand’to
these men who gather here today and tom II: b not '- ruckus ask
the passage of the years have softened them somewhat and those who were
domineeringbave become chastend. They have felt in the swift pangs oi
time the message tint-each and-mono of 13 learn on performs on this
earth. and that having done it and done it well. he can remain in peace and
comfort in his old age.
That is why. although by ,
asking. they do not ask for aid. 'They are entitled to everything that can
assist those who are,weak. who are aged‘
and who will soon mr'thé‘elnst
call. 3, . .,
Bu‘t 1.200 of these men" remain in the State 01 Connusficut‘and of this
number but some 200 are able tavhe present ~today. The death roll has hen
especially ‘heavy during the past year. 155.coxnrades having passed Beyond.
, . :
Norwslk will never again witne- an encampment. and today and, to-
morrow present the last opportunities that. the citizens have to have one or
more of the members of the Grand Army of the Republic as their guest.
c, —-—oOo——-—-—- .
If you thought to find sarcasm. or even wit or humor today. you are dis-
appointed. Occasionally we' have a' serious‘mofn‘ent or two. and today is one
fth times. ,
0' ‘e‘ H. T. O'D.
railroad station. 0n the rear of the
trailer. which was equipped with bed-
ding and kitchen utensils. were the
following words. “Good-bye lasso.
chosetto. Hello Arizona" and ”Clean
from Springfield." The couple occupy-
ing the coupe are newlyweds and are
spending their honeymoon in this
fashion.
purchased by .Clyde Poyv‘ez for the
sum of $700. It is believed that Mr;
Poyxez will in the near future build
a homeupon this site. '
Mr. and Mrs. James _Wa‘|lace. of
Brooklyn. {who have leased the house“
mer. were visit’lfm here Sunday mar:
ing arrangements for the’comiug sea,
son. '-
Hafl'y Zeal: of 28 Avenue B, New
Sunday brought many of the cool
air lovers to Roton Point seeking the:
refreshing sea breeze. Although the
amusement park is not open yet one[
at tin-cs would believe it was with.
the number of automobiles hooded in
that direction.
DARIEN& NORoTON’
they’dropped the charge and held him
for not hart-u: his operators
signed as required by the law.
fined 33 and costs which amounted to
a total of $15.43. The arrest was
made by Traffic Officer Ernest L.
George Schlichtlng. of Mansfield “'0‘“-
avenue. has purchased a. new Dodgejll - ‘ —-——___.__
suburban car. t DANBIIRY NEW
HOPE BAPTISTS
LAY CORNERSTON E
Continued from First an»
Mrs. F‘. “s. Howard. of the Post;
road. entertained for friends over the:
week end. -
Stanley Rohrback. of Maple avenuei
is suffering from a. sprained wrist.I
which he received while playing base-i
ball last Saturday afternoon. ‘Harris. and a former pastor. Rev..
- .. ‘ D. C. Thomas, the poop gathered
The radio phone is becoming more. andxsang “Christ the Solid Rock"
’p‘opular'hére each day. ‘ Among those and "How Firm a Foundations". with.
who .recently installed-onset these"appropriate scripture lesson by the‘
equipments is G. WillardEmbrey. of‘ 93810? and 3 splendid 39m by the
the Post road. ’Rev. Mr.. Thomas. inrwhich he re.
__....__. viewed the history of the struggles
’ A dress rehearsal was held last e'ven-" or the congregation and made larc-
mg for the minstrel show to be given dictions for a future usefulness and
9,, Thursday and Friday evenings of service in the work of. the Kingdom
this week by the‘l’larlen Fire Depart- of God.
ment. . I . The initial turning of the soil was
mooted by the two ministers with
prayer and benediction by the pastor.
Through generosity of the Second
Baptist church (white) in the lend—
ing of the use of its baptistry. three
bright little boys were given the bap-
_ tismal rite at 4:00 o'clock in the af-
The Men's chorus held a rehearsal ternoon. 0f the Sunday school Easter
last evening. On the 28th of this program arranged by the comlttee'
month they will so to Georgetown ~
where they will be heard in several
selections.
Led by the pastor. Rev. J. Edward'
B. B. Raymond. of Mansfield ave-
nue. attended the meeting held Sat-
urday evening of the rural mail car-
riers. The meeting was held in
Grange Hall. New Canaan.
l
Many from here are showing keen
interest in the Vassar tea. dance to be
held Saturday at the Stamford Yacht
club. Among those who are taking .
active part are mm and Vii-b .
ginia Blackford. of Darien. "
l
' .
W‘lth the Lenten season over the.
first week after Easter is flooded with '
social events. Among them'is the ‘
dance to he held‘ this evening in the;
Noroton Heights fire house by the "Us
the minstrel show. That will use two
nights of the week. Tomorrow the.
Wolf Cub pack will journey to New;
York city where they will visit the.
Zoo.
You Want Music, of Course That
Means You Want One of Our
VICTROLAS .
They reproduce the world's best :
music in superb natural tones, so
Frank Sicca. of 55 Ester street,
Boston, was arraigned this morning
before Judge John H. Selleck on
charge of violating the automobile
arested by officer Baker. of the State
Police. and released when he gave a
_' “clumsy and Ray Hartwell.
crisis-1.. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
2. of Philadelphia. Pa. "'
__ .
‘ a. recent meeting of the Roway-
Library Association it was
' ‘- to sell the lot at the corner of;
- y place and McKinley street.‘
circuit). '
l
l
was disposed of last
H" rles E. Mosser. am
am. mm new in”
both charges. t
that there is no metallic sound ‘
mud every detail of techniqus'and .
expression are true.
You can secure one-ofthese
-‘.Vietrolas on our easy. Dir-lent
bond of $100 cash. This morning
when brought before the Darien court
he pleaded guilty on charge of hav-
mg improper registration and wrong
lenses. He was fined 810 and costs-on
he total being 882.4”.
A Fold cou
so with a trailer .1"-
“l. . .. .
my we a... not
o
a
should linger to.r mu. memory”
$0 ,
ism damn; feeble.\pote.|e.tlat‘th¢ycon wwwm‘
wane outse- unite-gs m5} flow-toxic? oral-lumen, p
principles than more has: free and equal. “I who:
W month-tics.“ itltfmeant the bran-mp of
that homage should be paid them: his their right memoir-M due. but ~
—-000-—-
right. they should receive evemhing without
be done for them and it is for us. the young. the firm. the grointotaida and 1
York city. was arraigned yesterday at. . g
ternoon'before Grand Juror Martin J. ‘m :be an“. m
Shaughnessy and Judge John H. Bel-i
leck on a charge of reckles driving. |
Realizing that the accused could not.
speak and understand English fluently gwhite folk."
"cenfi'aside from many others who expect-
thls can... in gleaded guilty and was]
[coded to 1he
Mommies!“ you on right,‘
Sticks.“
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radfnly be h“ some of those
old; birdie-sow who the weather is
hot and dry. . . ‘ . 3
“I'm trying an experiment; 1 am
making an inside nesting chainber as
nearly like the inside of 1 Wood-
r‘s hole- as I can. Around it
no leaving on sir space between it
1
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“-‘those things
wonder )ow the birds will like
thosol-raow' bosses?” '
(errlgpt. 1.83. by 1‘. W. Bot-gens)
"is
momma.“soamnm- rum ’: MM-
ties that; havoalefijiwsrsch for Ho! kayak-t3» " ,
on eligious education at Ilartford
for all the Baptistischool‘sf‘ or the
state andicouducted' in‘our local
church by Supt. Charles Holt assist-
‘ finest
witnessed int '9 hlst'ory of t e school.
Ito quality may be best atteasted by a
remark heard. which is generally con—
sidered complimentary. "Just like the
The financial report for the day._
ed to report next Sunday, amounted,
to 8323.78. of which $310.50. will be:
funds for the new;
building. j
mnnm‘owx yours Jump. 3
MIDDLETOWN. April r18.-—Nor-f
.man West. aged 19. otthis city. or:
oocm BIT]! rumours, ' 5
. sTlFFNFAif-z. LUXBAGO _
Back hurts you? Can’t straighten ’
up without sudden pain. sharp achesf
ed by Mason $323} .5“ We, Laws. a
restedgsqme weeks ago. charged with
bloating j into '
westbrook Lana when they:
mam! articltai’was costume m.
an cow jail 137%“.N
Judie Allyn L. Brown, to
Court. today. He ”pleaded
The stolen articles embraced clothing
and ‘silverware and most ofr‘them
were recovered.
. Braces
.‘ H- “B . ».--'; éow ** Feet.”
7‘ $1Per Pair
they pertorm miracle; on
m. ' “wigs: we“. m
For a, Loaded Time, Th3 Ole:- Good from.
APRIL 3rd T0 APRIL 15th ONLY
‘émularPrice...... $1.10
Sale Price 490
ACE BOOTERY
“.EEASTER FOOTWEAR"
.. «on Display for. M¢5,V'§fid"‘im°" . ,
We'taf€:’f°“mmg the "HS WV“!
Easter is 1362f Shoe Time.
in footwear moderately priced. .
Pat. Pump anyone“ Back. Junior Heel .................... $6.95.
P 1 U Back, Lows-lea ......... 5595:
Pat Pomp dispelled: ‘ .
V Hosiery—All Colors .
summer cottages at ’
They-inset attractire'sndpmo‘st serviceable ‘ ‘
that can be obtained. .A wonderfully varied assortment of ..r m...
pieces including chairs and tables in 13mm. -
BABY CARRIAGES AND GOVCARTS
1 or-
Inr‘nlture‘ in this (law
Gottlieb’ 8
Now at their new store
10 South Main St.,
South Nan-was
and twinges? New listen:~ That‘s;
lumbago, sciatica. or maybe tram a
strain. and you'll get relief‘the mo-
ment you rub your back with sooth~
ins. penetrating St. Jacob's Oil. No-
thing else takes out soreness, lame-
ness and stiffness so quickly. You
simply rub it on your back. and out
carries the pain. It is harmless. and
doesn’t burn the skin.
umber up! Don't suffer! Get a
Local and Long Dis
Truck‘ul
’T. OLSEN . ;
tanoe ‘
g , :
Phone 335.2
small :trial bottle of old. honest St.
Jacobs Oil from any drug store, and
after using it just once you‘ll forget
that you ever had backache._lumbago
or sciatica. because your book will
never hurt. or cause any more mis~
was um and supine:-
Henry Beag—
,
l‘HII
News": ~;
cry. It never disappoints. and has “ ‘
been recommended for - 60 yea‘ —— “ WI “’m‘
Adv. ~ m 5 ' T . ~ ~
;I——
. tend tom-needs.
you’re
Drop. in, when
your hat is ready for you,.
_ When we say “here’s your 'hat”—It inch;
But a “hat in the hands worth .
-’so, why not get your’s this Week. .3.
shirts ahd'Nveckweat-l readyltoo'l. ff.
PaSSingby and we; "at;? f
r
when you are ready
twoin f
Raymond {9‘ Son
FUNERAL crisscross
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used in their monument-e; In our new stock recently re-
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Wehsvesfullrangeotsisssandcoiofings, aadeverypair
is of the some relnhle' grade.
“Mia ossso’Vgloves fit to
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