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. ”belle.
~ actor-ed with a party 0! friends to
. 'hntam Lake on Sunday.
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and Mrs- C. O. Fr’énch. of New
"Ir.
N. Y.. were visitors here
“who.
N Carl Gustastn. of East Norwalk.
Hiss Judith Thompson. of Bristol.
tan-mam- of Edlle avenuer‘was a visitor
In East Norwalk on Sunday.
Mrs. Ansel Sherwood. of ‘Vinfleld
fleet. is about again after being con-
fined to her home by illness.
The May meeting of the Mayflower
Book 8: Ladder company is to be held
on Monday evening of next week.
Mrs. inn-id lloscm». of Myrtle street
has returned to her home after an
operation .itvthe Norw‘alk :Hogpii'ul.
Ground was lll'Ok"ll yesterday for
the, new home of “‘ilt’rcd Mourison. of
" Fitch street. ‘-
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Routine business was discussed at
the meeting of the Official Hoard held
31 the I'Iust (th-llllp .\l. E. church last
evening.
A n‘gnlur business nit-«tint: .of the
Friendship lliillc class will lw lll'ld on
Friday (yo-him; of this week at 7
o'clock (S. 'l'.) ut lhc l-Iznt :ucnue M.
E. church. -
Local friends liuw- l‘OCl‘lVC‘tl cards
from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rollins.
formerly of Osborne avenue. reporting
.their safe arrival at Yineland. N. J..
where they are to make their home.
Met-tings or the Girls' Club of the.
East :nvnut- .\i. ii. church have been
pootponml for scvcrul wm'ks. An-
nouncement will he insult-“latter of the
time when the meetings will resume.
Mr. and Mrs. P. llermnny. or How-
ard avenue. ("‘lt‘hl‘iitt'tl thl-ir ill‘lrcuth
wedding annivcrsury at their home on
Sunday evening. mic-sis being present
from New York. Westport and the
NOrWaiks.
The May "lee-til”: of the East Nor»
walk lmproyn-ment Association is being
held at Community Hall this after-
noon. A number of plans for future
activitit-s are to bt- laid before the
meeting for consideration by the nit-ru-
born. -
The Muy mcctin: of the Ellworth
League will be held this evening nt
the homc of Miss Ruth V. Czlroihers.
Keyscr street. at S o'clock (ll. ’l'.) and
all members are risks-d to attend. A
social time will follow the meeting.
The annual election of oftlaers will be
held this evening.
The marriage of Edward Farrington.
son of \Villiam E. l’nrrington. of 6
Pleasant street. and. Miss Ruth Ho-
bart. of Pennsylvania. has just been
announced by Mr. inrrington’s father.
T50 marriage took place at Mt. Ver-
non. N. Y.. on March 25th. 1922. the
Rev. 0tho F‘. llartholow. who is well-
hown here. performing the ceremony.
DARIENtfiNOROTON
The Men's Chorus 0! the Congrega-
tional Church met in; evening for
rehearsal.
Noroton
held
The annual fair of the
Heights Fire Company will be
Irom July 5th to Hill.
The Rev. H. M. llumbell. of St.
Luke's Episcopal Church- Noroton.
will preach next Sunday morning on
may Astor's Baltimore speech. The
service for this will be at 10:30 Day-
light Saving time. .
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Cort and
fumlly. of New York City. have op.-
ened their summer home at Collend- kwhigh gnmjhe atmmherrof n my
g’s Point tor the season. iir. Cort is
one of the wcll known theatrical pro-
ducers and theatre owners in ,New
York.
Several residents of Darien have
been endeavor-int; to secure informa-
tion as to whether or not John Mc-
Cormack will reside here this season.
It was learned this morning that’Mr.
lcCormack will spend the summer in
Europe as he is in’ need of a change
of climate.
A house on wheels attracted much
attention this morning as it passed
through town. The body was built in
the shape of a bungalow and fully
equipped for living. In each of the
windows was a pot of flowers which-
..de much to the attractiveness of
the vehicle.
The Board of Selectmen held their
weekly meeting yesterday morning in
the Town Hall. Among 'the items
trought before the board was that. of
Pear Tree Point. It was learned that
the bath house: are being placed in
condition for the coming season. The
Loper fire alarm signal at Noroton
Ileights is still out of order. and it
could not be stated when it will be l
fixed. The company has had much .
Moulty with the siren since its in-
Inflation.
The monthly meeting of the Bar-
in Fire Department was hold last
mningBln the quarters of the 00-—
y. everal matters conoemi
mintion were discucsed. 3'2:
learned through the entertainment
committee that $377.78 was gotten
from the mimtrel show. Thin, how-
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spirit of the times. the Norwalk
gathered and laid plans to hold a gran
Jr... ex-U. s. .\'. n. i": and V4). A. 1..
French.
Song and DanCc by the City Hall
Lengthy
Gang" by Eugenio Guiscppe Churiott.
Invitation to bathe in Long Island
Nadcll. “'l‘y" ilctlingcr: ““‘cc \\‘illie"
By special request \V. Di
fire iloy“ will read a paper on “The ll
Belonging to the Office."
Thomas i’lnhcrty will.
slayc's stipend,
swimming exhibiti
mcnt. The menu will include. tried so
the afternoon session will be. priv
champion. and Thomas E. Mudaen.
comc later.
accused had his doubts as to the fair-
ness of the trial his client had been
given. he immediately took an ap-
peal. The case will be heard again
on Thursday uironing with a new jury
and a new array or witnesses on each
side. It is understood that a well
known detective has been working on
the case quietly. All those who are
interested in seeing justice given are
urged to he prelu-ut and to invite
lheir tm-n friends to accompany
them.
A delightful llunce was given last
evening in the auditorium of the No-
roton Heights School, Noroton ave-
nuc, under the auspices of the Dar-
ion and Noroton Girl Scouts. There
were about 200 dancers from Darien
and vicinity present. making the a!-
_i'uir :l. succvsu both linancinlly and so-
ciully. The hall was ‘prettily decorat-
ed for the occasion. in the center of
tbelaudltorium were seven bonito”
which ‘wcre filled with spring flowers
festival. “'nlter Ingersoll and his
orchestra furnished music for the oc-
casion. Refreshment.- wcre enjoyed
during the evening. Thisr.was the
first: dance given by the girls andH
‘trom expressions heard about the nu-
tiito um there is every reason to be-
liev that they will give another
dance. The committee in charge con-
sisted of Mary Crofoot. chairman,
wh was assisted by Catherine Fair:
Iban a, Winona Smith and Ruth Scrib-
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addrew—"How 1 Solved the Mystery of the \Vhite Chicken
’Oiher talks will be given by "Hie" Comstock.
(culling. it thcy care to hear. how it is possilvh- i
crackers. chewing gum. lead pencils. ravoli.
ill-zed to attend the
riey. the W'eatport. and Elm street,
hibition to be staged between Jack Hu
at. there is none than-‘
the than—who
whomer. wizard of the wild and wooley went.
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Norwalk is to.be a convention city- this year and in keeping with the
Newspaper Fraternity have infonmnliy
d Dutch Treat outing and shore dinner.
The place and time wju‘be announced later.
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,_ A tentative. program with addresses
eligible members has been arranged and is given below:
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Tnlk—“How Lhecame a Prcss.Phot‘ographer" by‘Richard W. Sweeney.
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Song—“Down on Avenue A" by the City Hall Reporters.
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'Addross—“Excuscs and How to Get Them By" by “Tex" Kelly. formtr
Demon Newshound and Compc Beach Bathing Beauty.
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Talk—"Murine News Gathering as an Excuse for Yachting" by Victor \K’.
Ferris. ‘
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Recitation—“Clams I Have Dug" by Sidney Bedlent.
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Address—~“Crimc \Vavesrand Their Use \Vhen News Are SL‘RI‘CC" by “Ike"
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lit-porters.
famous Italian shorthand expert.
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Sound by Neville Hayley. proprietor of
llotoxi Point.
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Swimming lesson by "Hop" Benedict.
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"hints" DeForrest. Aaron
McLean. and Andy Lyons.
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These will deal with everything from
Insurance- Items Are the hfost’lmportnnt
oOo .
amcy Guywood. the original of “\Villle, the or.
"\Vhat 1 0w» to Nor-walk" to “\Vhy
Kind of News."
ifi'crence Benn-en Your Time and Thai
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it. is o-nu-clwl. be present to explain to those at-
0 support a Ford on a wage
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l’ollowing the reading or the “papers.
on. adjournment Will be had
the songs and dances and the
to various places of refresh‘
1t shell CNM‘ hot dog. popcorn.
and Eskimo pie. Those surviving
grand mite-crashing ex-
our part in the, program will
H. '1‘. 0'0.
Mrs. Earl P. Stevens. who recently
returned from the Norwulk Homlml
where she underwent an operation.
is reported to be resting comturubly
at her home. It will be some time be-
:fore she will be able to be about
again.
BIO CALCII‘M noon Sl'l’PlJ-Z- ,
MEN"? 1‘0 “ASPEN RECOVERY
FROM WASIING DISEASES
Not cwmgh calcium in our food
and drink is t'.. . cause at Cnlcium un-
der-nourishment or which hall of
mankind. living under modern condi-
l.
other.
An even more serious luck or cal-
cium in our systemi- brought on- by
sickness. it has been too-d that in
tuberculosis. scrotum. diabetes. in
fact in all diseases. there is an unus—
ually large ouigo of calcium. which
Mafifl'fififii in the ’w’ay of re.
covery.
BIO CALCIIYM FOOD SI'PPLE-
MENT restores the burnt-out mineral
s‘a-lt. It in on important aid in suc-
cessfully treating tuberculosis. acro-
fula. diabetes. anaemia and other
body wasting diseases. While recov-
ing from any sickness its use is the
short road to regain strength. normal
weight and normal health. Buy it
with all confidence. For sale in So.
Norwalk by H. A. Mead, 8 No. Main
St.—Ad\'.
HARDY
Pl was a visitor out of town last
. 11:;- John'H. Canines. of McKinley
'eve ng.
Tie entertainment to be given to-
mo ow evening by Walt Wanna at
the l' Rowuyton Hose housewill
me I e at 8 o'clock (D. T.)
cam-
A. brush fire caused considerable
excitement for a few minutes yester-
day? noon. near the White bridge.
The blaze was extinguished by resid-
ents near the scene of the tire
p The local real estate agents had
oevqrahdemands over the week end
tor;aummer homes and it is expecto.
ed that several deals 'will be closed
shortly.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rogue. Mr. and Mrs»
He ry Hummel of New Yonk' city
and Mrs. Ernest Wenck were the‘
w“ end guests. of Mr.
C , lea Manner of Vincent Place.
A
ever. is not the total roceipts as Ha. '
t .
resent there are several tickets still "“511
out. The above sum mentioned- is'
deu- ol’ all expenses. The carnival;
committee meeting will be held this
evening and it. is hoped that-all
members will attend.
The regular meeting of'the M '
Guild of St. Luke‘s Church will erg:
.hld Tuesday evening of this week at
.‘ oclock (D. '1'.) There is important
W to-be transacted and it is
hand that all members will make it
fl ”point to attend. Following the bus-
“..lpdoms new jury will be ae-
”(find the appeal’in the case of
w y n. charged with lar-
‘ . c first degree in connect-tan
.: tons chicken Ito-ling
-' ,u 6.. In the uni len-
. '0st
"tin averdiot. a; j
.m;rwm:
ile tho new piece of traclik be-
aid the public depending upon
tilieowtreet car serivce have a nice lit-
Bap’t‘bitchurch to the Schoql house. -
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and Mrs. ,
alk when “changing an. The ’
and tracks are dug up also the ‘
V PERENNIALS
Should Be Planted Early for tho
Best Results
Rowland M. Beach.
Florlfl
Phone 2140-2 16 Franco .0.
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fun letters on nprinted pogo blur-t
amtomutomhmprit
Emu have to hold tho papyr- ”flier
ftrom your eyes thin term-l! no or
THAHER, INC.
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Mom I ‘r aubmrlptiondm ‘wiii' be
held within the'n‘ekt‘ ‘fc‘vi ’ ' ‘I' " ' '
giro. Sidney Beth week- W
.9.- notfieeu decided. Mrs.
Bell has' given several deliglittnlmziY
fairs during the past month- and lb“
will be the-Jinn! one for the year. .
An Italian whose name
be ascertained, received a» :$d~no
amt mow the aim ' “ ’
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.‘l'he. due qun.’ yer:
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pilot .
tions. is stuttering in one lorm or an- ,
leaves the system in a tarnished con-fl
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Government. Barty,
Rabbit
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1 Peter
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an . ,1? . it“: ‘3 inc 9",!“
the Greta $613., ground til: Smiling
Pool. in thexoldmmd d on the
Gnon look!” had kept Peter Rab
bit nwny from the dear Old Brlurg
, h h, elf deal more than was fair
timid e flux-Peter- Sonatina,”
,jPzter . g be go'nv‘t'wo-days. .
t was ‘on one o? these'ooc‘asiom
that Peter returned just at sun-up.
He hatching-ass thg Green Meadows
toward Ebel'Old Brut-patch. Ho my
so busy drying to .think. .up. n ‘800d
excuse for lilsloxi'k’abscnw that lie
and plittlgfiratien n.‘ tcr onything.
‘ortunately Raddy ox and Old, Man
C030“ wore «nowhere out, and
Peter reached the dent ld Brier-
patch safnly.
He did”- nat. outer the dear Old
Brianpntcll at once. You see he had
not yet thought of an excuse that he
felt little Hrs. Peter. would accépt.
He knew tho: he richly deserved the
scolding he .would surely get unless
he could think of u very good reason
{or having stayed "u so long. So
instead of entering the dear Old
Brut-patch at once he slowly hopped
along the edge a! it. still trying to
think of an excuse.
Suddenly he discovered something
that put nil thought of' excuses out
of his bend.- He not upnnd stored at
it: an if he thought such a tilimv
couldn‘t be. He rubbed his eye; and
stored in. What he saw was a
pile of s ining yellow saud'just at
the veryedge of the clear Old Briar-
patch and very near to hianv‘hrite
std: of sweet clay-er. Back of that
lie of yellow and was a hole.
When Peter had left home there
land been no hole there, and of course
no pun 01 yellow sand. He couldn‘t
beliovo tint they could be there now.
Hohhot llll eyes tight. hoping that
when he opened them that hole and
and would have disappeared. But
when 12‘ looked again they were still
timid. and he knew thot they were
to:
radon: goodneusl’? exclaimed
Peter. :“Gruious goodness! ' Shne-
bodyéhu manual. right on: the
edge at up Brlo‘hpntch. i wonder
who it can be. My, my. my. how~up-
m In. Peter nut be. I can't im-
ngino who co hu'idone such‘d
mug! They e lo busing:
I don't know who, it is and
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Premier 'l‘nhahnshi is reported ‘ to
have requested the resignation" of his
cabinet with a view to forming a new
in n’mnulhv with his
Menu! Aubrfiinn'thc Seiyukni. (u-
'3 1* possible. m
.‘-'
consequence. '
Viscount Tahahashi. who become
new of tho—Cabinet "following assas-
sination of Premier Barn. in one of
By Thornton'w; Burgess "
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There’s not a particglé of: use
In offering a poor cit-mag? ‘
V1
d the _de ire to see .
and...
~Peter Rabbit; . I
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"Gracious goodness]
has made a' home rightou tho
' edge of my Brier-patch.”
care. I’shnll tell them to get out
right away‘;
Then a reldful thought popped
into Peter's head. Could it be that
Reddy and Mrs. Fox ind come over
{began} make their home? 1::
‘ a step or two nearer n ,
lad u the hole more clean. A
feeling of relief swept over him.»
“That doorway. is too smnll for
Reddy Fox," muttered Peter. “Old
'Man Coyote would heed a bigger door~
wuy than Redd: Fox. it can't be
that either of them dug that hole.
It is just about the right size 10!
Johnny Chuck, but Johnny Ind Polly
Chuck have n fine home, so it can't
in them. It must be some “men"
For two or three minutes longer
film out staring at that hole Ind heap
lo! sand. Then he turned and hurried
.to the entrance to one of his private
ilittlc path- into the Old Britt-patch.
{He was so excited that he no longer
lthought of an excuse. but at once
Estarted to look for little Mrs. Peter.
2H2 knew that she must know who
,hnd dug that new home And he
§wnntcd to find out right away. '
(trim/right. 1922. by T. W. 13mm)
The next story: “Peta Find: Out
Who His New Nflghborn Art.”
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the loaders or the Seiyuki Pnrty. ’ne
has several times declared in favor or .
tsp-lady ntification by Jupnn ot the
quadruple treaty tor maintenance or
pence in the Pacific. framed at the
Washington Conference.
“WANN'S APPEAL DENIED
WASHINGTON. May 2.—-lgnoring
his appeal to the "conscious” at the«
court. the Supreme Court denied tho.
motion at Robert A. “rideinnnn for},
'revlew of the case he brought to chat.
Henge the constitutionality of the pro-'
_ hibition amendment.
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