k! :msr NORWALK
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“,2 New York city on business today.
with friends.
Troop No. S.
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Hall at 8 o'clock. (D. T.)
- laundry. Scm'iew avenue.
Joseph Lavoie of Fort Point' street in
Hrs. F. Harris of 8 Cove avenue
.wt the week-end in New Haven
B. S. A.. are to meet
"I usual this evening at Community
Miss Grace Fuv. of‘Osborne avenue.
1139 taken a position with the Brophy
Clarence Cable. the new organist at
the East avenue M. E. church will
flay there on Sunday morning.
Mrs. 15. M. \thclor of Edlie avenue
‘1! visiting with her sistcr. Mrs. \Valter
fllnor. atthe lattcr's home in Groton.
Ernest Platt. of Winfield street. has
V Murmur] to hi91 honw lwrc after sever-
” months stay at Port Chester. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark of Strawberry
Hill lim‘n li'llll'llt‘tl to thcir home here
after spvn‘iirv: the winter months in
Florida.
Tho regular monthly muting of the
Friendship lliiilc Class of the East
mvcnnr- ll. E. clun-rh is to he hcld this
vevcnin: zit tlw church.
71, Sim-lint: has returned to
Mrs. A.
fiber llOlll“ in New York Cit)". uti‘tr-r
spontlirie‘ '1 r..-.\— [lays with Mrs. P.
Harris. of C Cox-.1 rut-nun.
No .‘~"H"’l.il inwillv>i~t was transnctml
zit lll" rm I‘lll‘l’.‘ wt :1.“ \Vnmnn‘s Auxil-
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way and hv z'vll through.
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recently roam:
men who (lava l-it’jw it >. Ila-ll] ,1! pint lli"‘
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day ('\"'lll!‘.!: :1? tlw- company ||ll'll‘h"‘<
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are to in "or thi- r'ilcln‘ution m'
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on T11"Mi.lj.' m" wins. 1195‘
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tv-rnnni 12ml :a. narrow r-srmlw from
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plucwl .-.lmt:t tltw :‘mwl warning mo-
turist': tint '0 nit-“mp? l“) llkt‘ [21(-
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“Till: 'lltl('{‘\li‘ hit: to )nan tlt~ ir
\\':l_V thrrnic‘u l:nv::.ytun :u'i'l‘liit' this
mornimr. hm nutumrhiles, mm :1 wi-
the vmnpnny ‘
,- rs~ l
Etl‘v rrwi-l.
Winn lUl‘ bi-Vi‘l'ul hours. as the (morat-
Library at (‘A‘mmuirtitv Hall. hilVC' in o n'
added flzc l‘nlimvint: hunks.
'l'lv-se nrc ‘
recent :xltlitir-zm. :mll :irc proving- 110-.
polar. They t'ol!nw:——— ‘
Woorlcnrur of 'l,ympus—,\lnry E.
Muller.
Hugh \Yi'imv—F. \Vrlr )litclicll.
Thp llruik of “’iw-l: ss——A. l-‘i‘otlri‘it‘k
Collins.
Standish of Slntuli>li-——Jnne G. Ans-
I111.
Betty .-\llll"lm~~.l.’£lll' (l.
Calcl) “TH. Mitsti'l‘
kinson Smith.
inatln.
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Tlic llt'ull of llll- Hills—John l-‘ox.’
Jr.
Graytrlars Robhy—lZlvanor Atkin-
son.
Willow O'Cullrighan‘s noys—~Gullr))- ;
mu Zollinger.
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of Louis .H'frt i'son was also continual
to that 'lillt‘.
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The Strength of the Pines—Edison?“
Marshall. _
Moon—'Calt—F'loyd Dell. ‘
Good Réiferencek-E. J. Bath.
Rosa. Mundi—EtheiMrDell.
Red and Black—Grace 5. Rich-
mond.
Zen—Henry G. Atlkman.
Heights—Marie C.
The Purple
Oemler. .
‘ In the Great Apache Forest—J. W.
Schultz.
Silver Shoal Light—Edith B. Price.
A Fighter of Today—~H. S Canfleld.
Lost in Samoau—EdWard Ellis.
Seth Jones-Edward Ellis.
Guy Harris. the Runaway—Harry
Cnstlcmon.
Now or Never—Olive; Optic.
Tom Swift in thc City of Gold—-
Victor Appleton.
Martin Mcrrivalc. His (3:) Mark—J.
T. Trowhrirlgc.
'l‘hc Drummer Boy.
Bells of Dumbarton—Lucy Mo'nb
gonwry. ' —-<
Two Rays and a Forti,ine~——1\[atthcw
W'hite. Jr.
Addcal to Pay Sclf:-—— W
Gr-ntlr- Julia Booth Tarkington.
Lucrctia Lombard—Kathleen Nor-
ris.
Saint Tcrcso—-chry 5'. Harrison.
Silvvr Crossmflnry Johnston.
Marvincc m’ Patricia Pcppcrdny—
Grace Miller “'liitv.
Thc Girls—Edna Forlwr.
l‘rsuln Trait—“Z L. 'GF-orzc.
Hand of the House- of (300th—
1:0 WZA’YTON
.‘ll'. and Mrs. James \Vullace. of
Brooklyn. N. Y., morn! hero yester-
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«lay to Spt'llil tho stimmm' iuonlits.
'l‘lie r-‘~cr~nt warm \vraitlicr drew
ll‘ill’lY to thc pivr oi" holon l‘oint.
Many wzcursinns linw- been bnolcmi
for Ni" park.
The 'i‘imrmlny vw-nizig 'mccting of
tho limi’uyton laptist (‘liurch was
lw‘nl inst m‘t-nizifr. tho sulujcct “ring
"The ltnok m' Truth."
‘\ rock .lriilingrnntrct will he he”
in ilw i---:xr lntizrw lwtwr-o-n two mmn-
lw-m 02‘ the- ltou‘nyton ”02:0 Company.
The in. n will pick out :i placo \V’ll"l‘l."
mzmlwr of stow-s and
wall: to «u .. who t'.’.ll «lrill tln- lnrpst
imlc within it spwitic-l limo.
ll’t'l‘l‘ ill'“
\ twain: «air v'l'l'l".'l\'0l‘llllf to cross
tliv highway: at l-{twsny‘l'm avenue
‘mptist Church yt-stnrnlny iii-
liviniri: marl-core iii—S3?- and flu-
‘(i'lllllt will .‘i‘ luvnl‘ln: l".’ll‘l"-
writ» c.u:cl.t in u rut in
'l‘lw curs wore in this: “(I‘l-
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‘ By Thornton W. Burgess
When friends fall out oh woe is me!
A dreadful thing it is to see. '
—-—Winsome Bluebird.
Winsome Bluebird had flown over
to the dear Old Brian-patch for an
early morning call on Peter Rabbit
and Mrs. Peter. He arrived just as
Peter ordered Johnny Chuck to leave
that new home he and Polly Chuck
were making at the edge of the Old
Brian-patch. It was hard for Win-
some to believe what he cow and
heard. He was shocked. Yes, sir,
Winsome Bluebird wan shocked.
There were Peter Rabbit and Johnny
Chuck quarrcling. -.
For as long as Winsome had know
them, Peter Rabbit and Johnny Chuck
had been the best of friends. They
had been such good friends that it
was hard to believe that now they
lied fallen out. and actually were‘
quarreling. But he had to believe it.
He had to look but. once at Peter
Rabbit to know Chat Peter wus very,
vu-y angry. and one look at Johnny
Chuck's face was enough to make him
sure that Johnny was just as angry
as Peter.
“Oh, dear.” sighed Winsome. “Oh.
dear. What a ity! This is dread-
ful. {hose hsil yf fellows ought to
2'9QO or _t at rie'ndship may be He jumped over Johnny Chuck and
broken CflSlly,. but it takes a long ékicked hard with his lorig hind feet.
time to _mend it. I wonder what the l The kick caught. Johnny Chuck by
trouble 15 oil about." " fsurprise and knocked him over. .In an
You dont dare come out. smeared l instant he Was on his feet again, and
Peter Rubbit to Johnny Chuck 1 i no madder Chuck a", livedfi'l‘lm hair
second. time. ,lohnny didn't_ reply. 3 stood u “(mg his back and on lai-
That. is, he didn't reply With his l neck. in. lips were drawn back
tongue. He S'mPlS‘ 1!!de OUt Of lshowing an un leasantly sharp~lonk-
his doorway so Iuddenly that to Peter g in»; set. of “all With the WNW“
Rabbit it seemed as if he shot out. l”! growls he rushed a. Plter.‘ “Yo-.511
It so took Peter by surprisethnt lic {drive me out. will you)” he marlcd
tumbled over backward in his efl'ortgu—rhnys a me two “I; 31185:” If
‘9 89“”? 0f, the way. '0’, course, he the Old Brianpttch isn‘t big enough
lost his dignity when he did that. He 'for both of us you are the one who
scrambled to his feet and did his very ”.5” have to get 'out.” ‘
It so took Peter by surprise that he
tumbled our backward in his
efort to get out of the way.
but to look fierce. Even Winsome 3 Pete ..
Bluebird had to chuckle. It was I rushpdr 3223:“! A22?“ ’33:}? dOthuck'
funny. very funny to see gentle in was surprising how quickly Johnny
Peter Rabbit trying to look fierce and
actually believing that he did look
that way.
Johnny Chuck was no longer grin-
ning. "Come on. you longdegged
fChuck could move. You see, he had
gnot yet begun to grow fat. lie was
gystill t‘m Ind lively on his feet. Peter
éfinlbhw he: tiiog'dto! loo-k fiercc, but
boarder." he snarled. “Come on an cit-my uc ' 00k fierce. “13
drive me away. You don't own this I?“ was wrinkled “:1 an ““3 snarl.
Brim-patch and never did. Pollyffcmefgf: 3:5:9‘i HIS teeth Tapped
Chuck and I have just as much right no“ h A“ ‘3”. “m“ “3‘"- "3“"
litre as you have. We have come §l>etor°ark n .1 "Imam 11mm! 19“
over here and we are going to stay.iin n; d j: JoOhonz-ez‘h of“? n "I?
Just try driving us out!" , 8 r e mi) in. “may 1.1”
Now, Peter knew tint Johnny’one and only thought was to keep
Chuck was right. llc knew that l out 0‘ reach (if-Johnny .ChUdfi
Johnny really did have as much right, ”‘3” t° think,” “Nd V. anemia
in the dear Old Brim-patch u had 3 Bluebird mournfully. "that thos-L- two
lu- nnd Mrs. Peter. lie knew right were once friends! Oh‘ dcar. 0"!
down in his heart that. he and Mrs. ‘ dent. what ‘ 9“"! Wh" a WU!”
Peter were simply selfish in wanting (CW’Yfl‘h'v 132:. ”7 T~ w» “Wt-""0
tlit. Old Britt—patch all to themselves
but he wouldn‘t admit it. No, sir, he
wouldn't admit it. .
The next story:
[Wouldn't Speak.” “Neighbors mm
We
and'beoauce o! the-weather conditions
they were gunmen. milieu. firing;
"Mr. Dickey also gave a Avery'intex'flt-
ing taken the wheat fields. stating
that tactically all the year'a‘huvect
was destroyed by the frost. mow-
ing the busineén session refreshments
were served. Ar collection'mjcken?
MONTROSE, Va.. May
Sarah 33‘. Knox.
connection with the death
tor the work- or the society. There Margaret L. Eastla'ke.
was a good atmndance; '
CUMUNIS'I‘ LEADER Em £35 minutfifi deliberation.
LONDON. May 5——-—A Reuters dis-‘fiomsnfleffigngff‘t
patch from Reva] says M. King-iced. mo e -
Esehonian comunist leader. has been
executed for eaponase and. treason?
The Russian soviet legation there
half mutated it‘s flag as a“ mark otl ‘
mourning. ;‘53g‘ig an interuruan motor-man o
§ bfiwfifi p615,
eMOD
2;
Baltimore
faced twenty Years imprisonment ao-|l'rm..\. “3
an, after buying been found guiltygto X‘I’qun
,last night 01 first. degree murder ingto pumn .
The jury reached its verdict. recom-
lmending :hertwenty year term after!
The courti
the decission was
say JFRBOR DISCUSSED CASE.
WAUKEGAN. lil.. May S.———'l‘u'0 af-,
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fldanta n a E. 1" Highland l mountains and ii... 1';
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plml “.is ripvi'utlng: a truck:- \\‘Illi the Congregational (“hair-ch 1m.” (hp
(‘onm-Mivut markers on a New York ‘ . .‘
annual May thank
yesterday afternoon
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G. ”Why of North
Pure Fruit Jam .-
The Following Varleties—Quince, Peach, Pear, Plum. Grape
rzitc n:‘ spot-d.
un charge of speeding. Mr.
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This morning he was
:‘rruignvd in the truffle court in Rye
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the sufferings that North Dakota has
endured during the past wintcr. em~
phasizing the fact that the climate
was so cold that cattlc could not. he
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”Hecker’s‘ Superlative Flour - - 31.23
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A Tcndcrfoot with Penna—George,
Bump. l
The Ycllow llordcmlial G. Evans. ;
gzapT-ll‘luxslfrlagmf‘.HE"??- ‘F‘irst Prcshytnriun Church. Stamford.
M w- I—~_;“M.\.L. .owlnnd. gllnny lovcrs at music in Durlcn are
ain Sll‘t'etr—Slllf‘lélll' Lewis, 1 planning to (LIII‘HI
Sister Fuh—«lilvmmr P'll‘lr'l‘. I ‘ I
Cow-(.‘oulitry—ll. M. ltnwcr. I 'rhc mew of l-‘. \\'c‘<tnl~.:tl. of 317
Ifesurrcction Rock—Edwin Holman: East irilrtl sircet. New York citv
Mood Title—Sum. “Hire- l'lassctt. i will lm triml this m‘cning inc-tore Judy-c.-
Mrs. Emily Rosvvc’lt C'hmldorton, a
former l't‘Sllll‘le of harivn. will he
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A VARNISH
FOR BOATS"
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you'll want to makesurethevarninhwm
lastthruthemson. Youwantthenth.
factionofhcvingmedcvarnunthat'm
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Ycuplaycafe with morn-map“.
it won’t turn 3‘mflky.” It: rich, glean,
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was (Irv-rating when arrested.
raised.
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the next question will be “What is the
SAFEST and BEST way to invest the cash!”
Let us answer this for you. “Deposit it in 1'
this Bank where it will earn interest, remain
safe, and be ready for you whenever you may
again require it.”
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Any amount accepted up to $5,000.
' Fairfield County ,_
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California Secfleés Raisins - -_ 2 for 5
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