' Whi storm
11‘ hheduied step is to be Coupe .-
» 01 the world we:- returned home hm
. few days at Hari'son. N. Y.. when
Thee; linking
a... 1 m of
‘l' :mmemvumwm
'orlinIen mm bade-teethig’ul
were! teleweue mid electric light
psiss animator-um -
It is expected it” *withlu a shot-ti
“thuplunki'oufiew
“dawbrimcflehbhflyh
nu‘ofrepuir. will beattended to.
w. I. “Irv-lg Watkins D. 1).. plu-
..mt the Best Wine )1. E. church.
his attend-see st thstw York
u Contereneejwhich opens in Merl-
.- -today .
__,__
in attractively. 1ramed sentiment
In- appropriate gi1t 1or your friend
ad is an ornament in any home.
‘1'. Hamilton She]; is, displaying a
umfine. _‘£ .
Ie’mhers or the Girls club of the
”'u'veh‘us M. E tenurdhl accom-
by their leader C. 0 H0688-
aett this morn hiring the
.10":r a) bike. The
M
’ . when otthe Glrls' club oilthe
. u. Avenue .31. ll. church, in-
psuhd by their l'esder.‘- . D.
minus, left this morning. braving
1h impending storm, {or a hike. the
flat scheduled stop to. be (Bo-p0
Dustin.
A very
Mia's Foreign Mi'ssldnary
was held at the home 01 Mrs. “
“wood (51 Rom’ul street 3
1‘. The election or omcersfl‘
it” yes: occurred and rest” a
(I. so-election or thosa opp“ h‘
Mr. President Mrs. M. I. “at:
”President. Mrs. DI.“ m
union. secretary. nus-nus nous-J
It Treasurer. hits. it. Cue-woo.
h A. N. Paddfl was an“ us
Moan of the m com-lites
to. an ens“ your -
”bins Avery. son cit-Mr. and Mrs.
m Avery it First meet '5 a
“W little filler." On my 01ml
“week heme huwm
"but prize in Ge «gm eon-
“ run by the Chuck-xi truh stun.
generally he cam his tir-
birthday. with a- pm at his
“for a number 0" lb' '9.“
fruit. Doubly lucky is the boy he-
on. the contest was restricted to
in at twelve years tillage or young-
er“ he not only Won ht! print but
'wmim the age. nut ,iiy ML
a?!” ..
ROWX
it"
iss Lucille Brands. s touches- in“
Darlen centre school’ 10' €112.99"
io'n‘.
”41/.
1) I o .v
&
t
.Pres'ton \1. Hart, .9! mixing
was a visitor. out. 01 town geo-
all!” afternoon. ~ . , |
u 3’:
W Williams. 01 “'est “emits. h
pg a few days in “gimme.
wand. before selling 10;.Europe.
\‘Ladies' Aid SocieQVW "3):.
odist church will ,meet'in the]
.next Thursday naming .1.-JO
for an all day sewing M.
Asg’et the local authorities have
d,‘,no clew towards the lire which
is. destroyed the residence of
Hurry Williams and which is owned
by (hptain Charles Bell,01-Rowayton
smile.
Thad waterfalls at the White bridge
n 3w in action and this old familiar
:31. "is greatly enjoyed by tliose who
number it from years back. It was
me that a. long period 01 time has
elapsed since this sight has been wit-
mud.
or
Nét since the days when the .boys
the residents of Rownyton witnessed
manta inspiring night as it did y...
terduy afternoon. Automobile after
.uuhfnoblie contained the boys or ’61
who-nude it possible that we might
enio‘ythe beauty 01 the world todgr.
the journey through no:
waytnn they enjoyed a trip to Dudenu
when thew .vidted the “Fitch Holden'-
home.
Dart forget the Pageant at Old
Moped Melodies at the Rowayton
Mt- church, tonight, and then
mt that you did not attend. The
silty Menuhin appear in six groups
and some of the leatules will be
Ihgiug- school director and quartet.
Reuben and Rachael. plantation group
and soloists. John F. Gegler, Miss
Outrude Braille. Edward Brotherton,
It“ Marjorie Dufault. Philip Clark
and Eleanor Davenport.
.DARIENW N 0R0 TON
Mrs. P. S. Howard entertained yes—
-1erds.y afternoon at her home on the
Po‘ rad (or a number of friends.
its. Ernst L. Groatis spending a
sheds the guest of Mrs. C. J. Ottmer
no Misses Craig. 01 Old Kings
mm. were visitors out at town
j'QIerday.
.5- ane Godfrey. or the Post
not. is entertaining friends frem out
at flows over the Easter holidays.
m. cud Mrs. Ade.
Weed tlie
extensive
(83. out! Hrs. ‘11. F. Gyeger; of Foss
, who have spending the winter
_)i’uw York have arrived here _1or
ll
enloyafile session o1u- 1h -
gation merely announced the govern-
the divorce as legal. and added noth-
ingtb .the Associated m dish-amiss
then‘e has been-no move here looking
Io ahy action Ill-7M America-I Gov-
wer any question that may be addremp
ed to them. however. the legation 01-
1iciuie are underdood to have written
‘to Bulgaria asking for details~
'oi' the letters or inquiry is said.to have
gone to Pastor Topllsky.
the
ally to some of the legation daft.
ing a wide acquaintance in Bulguria.
During_the war he is said to have re-
ceived considerable notoriety because
of an unsucoeutul eflort to secure ex-
emption 1rom military service.
the uestness and cleanliness of its
streets. andbeiuulougtheydlm
hewtheybecomeso. ”an.“
huonemayuewomenmm
- inrthefllnegforlnmsuym
morning- that Jack Ron l-d mule
pie. to renownedhe John -
eon this morning denied- R-
hudsecuredathree years‘ 1-01m
a reported recently. -
A noes-am dance was given “
evening in (he Neroton Heights fisc-
house hy the "Us Girls" club. he
hull was attentively decorated tor the
occasion. The committee in charge
the a11sir was the Mines Violet Dug-
iule. Carrie Devon-k. Della. Call-hen
and Emily Devorak. " ”‘
;--
The huge iron me- on the histor-
2:3:
in: a events resound. tum m
.d' the John WM m in
”Torkdty. lunches-even
”term 10 EmgBuiis..1or it run
:hruugh; his exert- the: they were
e to.‘o:n'joy this term 01 .smuse-
meat. Mr. Bulls donated his ”nup—
unto. tor the occasion. Then came
by Joseph Con-
:I. ”aim r of Wort.
Hr. McConnel related his experieubes
with thedeunqucnt and the m
chest-W10, outputs-it city
In conversation mm with the
Em Wile-u.
the Rev. Sinclair stud mutt! is
other radio concert “the“ future
i’m-uoth men andwomen. ”club
'the Noroton sanctum is hoped
the Instr will be largely neuron:
y-.-
"-5.!"
I MAL such—Lon cousins-J
iii-as: times. «It: uni-o», Bit-sod
. Bound 'Regsutlen Wu-
NHW -M.3ll—Flfid
éfifi’m at ,New ts’iu. w W
GnndBegent of the Grand Council
c{lithe Iloyal Arman-«at the smut
venues today.
2v
(‘ém 'n' -i "1‘ "441.
Otlis'r oilicers elected were:
SSnprelne Re lives—W.
Sloan Bristol, alternate. 14., W11
Jhcohs. New Haven, Grand Vice Be:
g pt,- J. E Hallway. Milford; past
and» Regent L. E Erwin Jueo‘bs
New 'Hhven; Grand Orator Flj'u‘n'l H.
Riley; Bridgeport; Grand Secretory;
J. Lucy, _New London; 9311‘
easurer H.- C. HSheflieid Hartford;
and Chaplain E. A. Marcher, Hart-
lqrd; Gland Guidé. C. P. McGuinne'ss
S amlord; Grand Warden C. A. Blower
NwflaMt-n Grand Sentryt. .--.E Clois-
ser. y'I‘orrington; Grand Trustee
George Leon Hart, Danbury,
WASHINGTON, April 19 (By the
Associated Presu),——No detailed infer-5"
motion regarding the divorce proceed "
ings of former Senator Hollis in Bui-
garia has reached the Bulgarian lie-e
gdtion hero. but legution officials are
taking steps to inform themselves
more fully on the subject. '
-, A message leeeixed today oi. the le-
ments’ decision not to recognize the
frcun S'oiia.'1‘he preamptton bonds
that the legatiou's cablegram .m in-
tended to be merely iniormative since
ernement.
In order to be in a position to ans-
One
who granted
ivorce and who is known person-
Pastor Toplisky is described as hnv-
T-hs 8M of France.
Travelers in France often remark u
The Bees-7. ’
“nap week in towncoommenced
m: from all appeal-MM .01
1 there will bevel-137m
~ . remaining in the town. vi;-
property into an inn. GeergeN. Phil-
.toéourattenuonluveheenm—l-
”who” test-em-
n-mmmmm‘
desire 01 the menu club to hold an- '
will give a dance tomorrow chafing-1W”
Sass-me: Regent
Carleton E. Houdley, ol’this ‘oityi‘lldd as required.
an ofllciai visit to the council asd'wesewed to 'csre for
I! put,- Supreme Russian-Ernest.- .n home...»'1‘here were 1‘39.
Yr 4 have died. 2
E. home.
Mental cases—66 extractions. 24 till-
J shoes of all kinds. canned goods and
? groceries.
.4 families of the city. .
. The tellowtng~
sud at“ anal"
steadily fl is eaten“ cu Mi
ble work t mes the n... ‘tbej
poor and sick atom-
cents-mum.
estinitsworkwinread "
We! the Bea-sure.
The year 1921-1921 nus been u. very
busy ‘one for the- Diem» * liner . i
., 1
hauls! .
(flit had their a- “in? qtd
dye were ntted‘teos-es.
.Lastyear 1'” first. with the
hen of several while spirited den-
tists. we undertook to loot‘sfiegé
llehildren's teeth. The figures for
department this year indicate tn 8
stint. in. long .telt need. 1n- “‘9'"...
J infinity. There were ninety-eight
cases this yum "an or
an h’iese extrictbns’ in twenty-
tone «lure filling.” w 1-
‘ve shuns-ls A'- Issue wushd. .4
e have found; RM en'-
17 "etu- relief muse the
by. sending milk tug-under new
children. In, .mmeu. - we hsvc
more cdttuln ofith, u re-
:fin. the infill-'01 "ed! at
‘i'uiid services .uwto ac~
“News?! to out
In?! wed?“ man- of We».
in and money. .. ‘. ‘
. n ‘
oney r:celvud'——ts. 20.
1’. the 609 dispenmry patients '
"muted in the past year. 14 were tu-
hergqiar. 10 were admlmd to the
“tortum and in each use oithes-
”mummwnw.1_
T:
mueetshmmm
or
In the hit which.
m-M‘hCHihfiqffi-
thewiutersnd
not find
d to spare.
be
“We‘ll J“ for in his’t'rsnbl‘e. .
'm'll
lit-2pm Old OM vrec of worms
bud
‘tefieltflnh the Gmh‘l’srest.
.w “$12: :2er m‘ icy; , (Copyright. an. by ‘r. 17.3".)
“'hn is titre, demanded Jenny" fie next steel: “A Girl Surprise
'1... ~ “the queues.
m
‘Ihe laud
5‘". VIII. a? use?
ims'eheh'snheyls tbeGre‘at
mums-em».
Inwruumw
me. e...
’50:: find onsden’thiuit
heme, butfimwhflfih’fi-
g“ Cresty and weutuflte Isuh
'rene.
trim or mrt 01 outfit was furnisbed
In two .
mm 4
been, or Palmer. Me... Wed were discharged from'The Mum.
are still in the sans.-
torium and «l are being cared for at
164 school children were treated
for colds. sore fingers. boils und oth- r
or minor ailments. 21 were opemted
cn for adenoids and M at the
hospital: 8 eye examinations, 5 were .
fitted with masses. There were as
1113s. 5 cases were trotted for dis-
eases, 5 abscess cases, one opexuted
on at the hospitsl.
Other relief work done such as
making home visits. ”ding milk.
eggs. COIL wood. groceries. clothingl
.‘lllk sent to schools for undernoul'i
ished children. Articles given out
from the loan closet: old muslin. baby
layetts. men's ard wonw i's clothing.
Many articles received
and distributed among the needy
Trasurer‘s Ann-u] Report of the
Nomlk W .
April list. 1922.
Jackson. Washingtoma. H.. Ohio. ne—
gro heivyweiflll knfled 'o'ut’ Rough
House Ware of New Orleans thirty
seconds after the opening of the first
bout here last night.
blood cleanser and spring medicine.
Inc‘lt’se'n “"77,- ' ware-1.
‘ k .z — - W
DAi'roN" ‘ one. April is. —-‘rut
mind of their scheduled twelve round
THE QUESTION OF
GOOD HEALTH
Now alt-their newslere
10 South Main St»
South Norwalk
It: not essy to determine how
long ago Sulphur and Cr Tar-
tar, came into use as ideal
But the fsct remains that this old
1svorite remedy is still classed as
the best answer to the question of
good health in old and young. We
have this mixture put up in handy
lozenge form—Convenient to use
uniform in dose. and composed of
the purest ingredients. .—.
'l
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmace ist
_ . OLSEN .
Local and Long Dstsnee'
Trucking
4 Woodbury Ave.
Telephone int-ism
8 N. Main 8t. 80. Nor-nit]
Balance April 1. 1921 ..... $2177.03
Subsequently received from
former treasurer . .’. . . . . . 3.00
Yearly subscriptions ...... 012.00
R. k G. Corset Co.
(Services 01 Nurse) . . .—'.'. 780.00
Dispennry receipts ...... . .,13.00
Interest on bonds ....... , .. 34.00
Transferred from Savings
Account ............ - £00.00 .
Gifts ............... . . . ‘. 220.00‘ -
Received from sale of i ‘
Xmas seals ...... . 991.53':
—_ , .
.. 85031 ."‘61
Disbursements .
Nurse's salary ........... . 81046. 50
Substitute nurse ...... . . ‘ 35. 00 ,
Rt-nt . . . . .............. . . 126.00 ' .
Dispensary expenses . .. . 144.99 .‘
Telephone ......... . . . . . . 53.9.5
Coalund‘Vnwd ..... . '77.75,
Public Health nurse . . . . . . 140.00 7
Drugs ....... . .. ..... 78.45
Eggs .................. '2 . 11.70
Milk ................... . 162.10
Reliei work ........ . . . . . 213.8:
Nor-walk Hospital ........ . 41.58
Savings Dept. 01 National
Bank ................ . . 2700.00
Sundries ................ . 37.83
Balance .......... . . . . 230.37
’ “on. 26
Respectfully new.
- VERA I. VAN sunset. Trees.
The notes of Directors of the Nor-
ualk Dispensary consists of twenty-
xom- lndiu of Nomik, gent]; Nor-
WH Erma: second Hes-president.
Mrs. Arthur B. Ru-nll: m
gin-Inna. Rider; m. In.
WSVsnBurep; outcast-,3".
_CharlesDimend. Amwishiu'gte
Mnlmfliuthewmotthedh,“
mu. becomes a memberby send-
rosessndusedtu
mtheltusgeoftiie
in'g one dollar cool: your to Mrs. Di... .
mend. ‘-
rhonesam I
TREEWORK lj
:Henry Beaupain
M mam of—thezm
soles,
.; in tootw
“Converse” Athletic Must lathe one brand pm; rred
“"Gonverse shoes of issuable duck 9998138, thick mum.
' corrugated and stamped
I . 'insuee m-footedness and victory. .
IimitedWfiilmGoodfi-om.
Forgi’xm SMTOMMONLY I
New on Display for {den and Home»
Easterds‘ New Shoe m We are featuring the N63 newest
thioderstely priced“. ‘» ' .
PsLPu re Suede Buck, Junior-Hes .. . ... 7
PnNfiQJMMLwl-leei ...... _!_tԤ.95
. ' III-ow Colon ‘ , 7_\.
Am gene
fiig C, or with suctiOn 301m
. ....'............31.10
.’.- ..... .L ..... ...;>.:. #5
The most attractive
that can be obtained. A won
Raym
GOOD
and aim serviceable furniture in thii mi:
dert‘ully varied ussonment'di artistic
pieces including chairs and tables in many models.
BABY CARRIAGES AND GO “HTS
ondEé’Son
yFnlUNERAL ”56'0”
GLOVES
Those two wordshardly describe "Tretousse"—thebest
gloveforwomenthstskilleunmake.mlythebestpartsof
thefinestandmostoarei‘uilyselectedfmchkidshimare
medintheirmsnuisotnm. Inournewstockrecentlyre-
oeinduethemsrtest neweststyleshowntoglomnaking
Wehaveafunnngeoffiussndooiodngnandeverypah'
isoi'thessuiereiishlegnde.’
W‘mandtheweann‘gquahh"uareunmusei
“Nessa" gloves fit to
MANY NW STYLES IN SPORT
~ ; .oxroRDs ,
Red, Green, Blue. Ernst, Brown and Black Trimmings
f? Bracken
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