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The tug Theodore Smith is Having,
the pllot house and upper works palnt- ;
ed. l
Carl Gustafson. of Plait street, has ‘
taken a. position with the Nash En-’
gineerlng company. ' ‘
A load of anthracite ls belng dls-’
charged at the Norwalk Coal 6.: Sup-
ply Company‘s docks. l
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Troop No. 6. I}. S. A. is preparing
for its part lmthe exhibition to be held
at the Armory tomorrow evening.
A. N. Paddock has finished draw—s
my plans {02, an English type real-
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fiefici’ f0 be erected at 191:1"19M3 30" other day. as b81213 dumb. 4118 said that her uncle is sown-33mm in the cranium
Henry J. Case. that he thinks that Raymond Terrace is Archie 'I’trri's" brother.
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MOW" 'l“"‘"m 0“ ”W‘L“ will"? has ‘ Bétchu Rodolph didn't figure that he was going to
a lllm'uzd t‘uvt‘l‘wl with dollar bills in publicity 0.3.... his recent marriage.
his window an :adi'crtisomcnt for ~ ——-—oOo _
Dollar Day today. ' " ' '
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Elli? Muk‘ln has
M» way to kwp warm. [t- was a most suspicious opening.
Ilirhl‘fll painting , _ , H.909 . 7,
and decorating {hr .tm‘ioz' of Lee ’Ovrr War where we live—41nd we are not telling where that is~—there
Triplv's lllllt'll «WT-‘3 {In Washington lives ;: hl’nmla. n may: mvlslxlng Mamie. One of these sort of Morales that is :1
Second district.
street. blollilt'. lr‘ you know \Vl‘ktt we mean." Anyhow. she lives near us and yesterday
. when wv wmw mzt shopping ~for something to eat we Saw her. She went lo
. The ocean going tug “'l‘nllvr." of the 11w l'rolzvry. “ought 1} Mia? of broad. (lion to the butchers. then to the fruit store
“(mum film ru' z:.:-» I?» l'a’u'nl harlmr {13.1.1 finally ‘.'.'ztll~:‘:rl home with her arm full of bundles. Now that is nothing
last night. tying: up :1? 1h-- Ferris docks .
alonasiclc til-.- 'l'hcsodrn‘ti Smith. to Wow :1 :culskln mat jxwt‘to go to thvv store? .
h . . i —-—600
Mr. :; ml Tire Mama ll. of New York A‘idmLp l‘lvl‘KGn—wlo change the sul:njec-t--c.m truly b9 said to have a {at
(‘lhz lzaxv z'vhzrnnl '0 t‘wiv‘ l'umv :tl'h'fl.‘ (‘lumn- m‘ kerpl’ng cool in ll)? summer. .
spending: lhv Wee-Round and Monday at --—-—-000 . ‘
tln‘vir surmnwr lmmw :xt [sung-lmfs Is- It is l:“(".lll§~t' flu)“ aw othi-rwlsv v:‘.;..ugod that all'of lhe pl‘t‘specm‘e J2me
land. .lfl'llll'.‘ :ll‘r «guiltmg llwir plucés of v-mploymont these days.
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(Hm Linrlstx'om. tho \V. K. piscamrio! expert of East Norwalk. than whom
Airs. Edward lliulrigt. of Rowan
get quité so numb :
Down at Roton last ixighl people- dancod simply because that was the only; '
- ’ .. on' the edge .1)! dzé dear; on: ‘7er-
..mrtlmg. we will admit but what we have boon puzzling over is. what she had
street. luyullg. . y; :~t;.i:1< (1 her hm- llw'o '1‘ 2mm Hum“ luamvr in c.nol:inu Ilw luscious man-kw“. is working on a
1(‘llr-\:1-'.;w .z:-..i s .. ~y~ My, mm My... v, sol» mt: \ylw-rx-ny he; can oross :1 fish wlm a mos-mite. and thus make the fish
.3. Donn-:13. us‘ Jam-‘0' \‘Ltl‘. 9.: hm' mam anxious Y” “W‘-
here. ; _ “‘"900 _ .
..__.-__ ._ ‘ ’l‘hul": :u gnml as wuss-mg ll‘v’z n1221;-'wvul and pl.:-plaz;t wuh Iceland let—
Shul‘o‘lt llruthvrs. who have opened UN.“ '0 mnlw S‘K—MO PM.
. . . ——»—~«— \(lo—-~———-
Show looms m le :‘tg. burn-c. («pout ‘ 9- , . .
a “nymph: :2. 1.”. ‘ .1, (. W; 10 "l’l"\'*‘ it; (kw 2*; F'z::vlrxj.‘ is only ;| l(‘\\‘ days away and ll 2:4 ”me for this “511/12-
. todnv l‘nw.‘ g; wqml‘.‘ lszzvng Lilli‘ :1 1m. mg: "lt' 3.1m ?..1k in your Sh on don't no to (‘hurC’nS' ~
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a film: :or llllb 'lllrf'. . . . .. . ‘
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llllllon lil‘.\'r..asl. m Ci‘vvr- :n“r.,’!lllt'. SOP? ‘ 0)
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"UL, V0,. a”: nr‘ 1}“ (Hi-"d (Eommunl ljle} xrru uvr go, ?0 .1 Hum)“: lumhmvn? I! you have n. lxlwaman frlmnl.
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erV Knighm 'l‘vmpl'vr MW] in \hlr‘im‘u sm- “Ahmh. r 3m: mm 5.! on hrs {mo-l :4!le owl go to arm or Hum some limo.
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3.9310,.qu H.) w... wppolnlwl Grind You Wlll Ems..- :1 INC 01 lun. .1 good m5“)! and “1.1 m-ur .l. good mlk.
. ‘ ‘ . £ a .. ( «~“r‘fl()O-
Prelate~ ; T}... quart-Ho will ”sunny oblige 9nd porhaps Cassius )1. “ram and Jim-
A r ‘eidw'xt n‘ l t \‘orwalk I‘t‘nortod mii‘ l‘tmm lly wlzl lulu on» of thrlr slamming conxorsatlons.
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325(\X11;l‘d:llhr(: 11"“: £13.?"th if“; n l.;1<t Saturday? acridvnt is :mozln r «xample of lhr: fact that no 02w. not
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and th 1t) hp to th 1 Uni}: :1": hr; as; : Km. a raw llfliLlQJl wuglmmr. has luvs; all”; to sure-$21511”) cross a logomoutr‘
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night. lw-y luul'zgl-own two urwl a half '1 .._._-0(m
“T“ "10"“ 0”?" MSW- . ’l‘l‘w man 1., put :Yw punch in the rn‘wnl-drsy novel should 3:: :1 comhins-
The Van 7am“ strum home of “fin ("r prim-rifimm WV} EGM‘IHfl‘M O I
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A'nloil .1 lOL'UfI‘M "d" :1 l‘: b; ”T": (on- lvmvn ll‘. l‘.:.'s. .\’. Y.. :1 real vstmc mun 5:137» tlmt l1“ l9 si'lllng lam Dirt
5 FIH’ .(‘rl rj. l ..fl" ht (4 . 'illl‘ l 15 le‘dr- 4' n
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ing oomph-Hun. N k a; lrL'l‘lllll‘d m‘e .¥ oOo
domg tlw plumlflng amd’ht'uting work 3...! (my :‘x‘:;jv~w:loz‘. tn ullcmllng .1 Mlmguvt that a. rvporfer Pas is that ht"
'whllo Honllrr-y o.- IInxh-r are doing the 1mm“. 3., m.“ u m..;”_ ,
tll‘Cll‘lt‘lll Work. , ‘ . A 7 ‘
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Mrs. Iming lix'gullvl‘ is in charge of ‘ h " \ I.” l J"'.’.“' 'l m“ Sim“ luff“ GOO" "ly‘ljruf‘xn (:(K D :H '1“
the» commrtm- of u“. put \‘orlmlk {Lanai-m l‘f’." La; my uswmmmu .-\l.\\.\\r~ (.0 TUhlthHI-JI l
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Imprm'cunxnt _r\.\:ll’)1‘l;llj0n which is all m lli‘ll] l 1 HM l.) '23.} 1 till.” {\t-l
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holding a two-mix unnmuge sale In the 122),. A“... “‘h' M V" L D. '1
Diorama Mulding. Monroe- lew't. Sec-
ond (listrlc-l‘. “'lllL‘ll mmm-tl today and
will he mmtlnmq gguororw.
13ml) results from a allot-rush in
Calcium. If we» «3:331: plenty of miék.
{out out; green \ugvmle-s. and brmul
l m'ulo from tho \vholv grain. and
lirink watér that is not soft. W2: mun
sur'h u. din-t. Hut. a great. many cannot
«lim'st milk proywrzy. Am} “‘1: “‘31::
surzxr which contains no calcium. and
Mr. :m'l Mrs. Howard livoz‘y. who
hava h... n spending the winter months
in NW Flint CUlL’lgt' on Rowuymn an:-
A box S()('lu.l was held last evening “m“ "'1” "4",” ‘0 tlwir homo 0” Pen»
at the 1.3351 avenue M. l"). Church undvr nous:- strvel within :1 few days.
:the ausp‘st of tho Hulk 5‘ Aid Society _._.__
011M" East-awauu-M. E. church. Mrs. F3 Moon- und Billy Junc‘S. two (N. also mull, potatoes and broad and
Charles Himons Him: in charge. The l‘M‘l “FM-'l'hR from lillééilfl'lh. 33- .l., view which comain very littlv.
affair was Wcll uttumlnl and the :mc- “‘110 5m?" l‘llifll‘Hl ”l" fiSl‘iHK “Rd Gradual impovurlshmont of 112?
tion of tho- how‘s ltmusht cnnsidvrnhle l""lll'--'«‘ in “”~"" “1“”? lu-fnrv. “Tr"
to the SUMltly's tf‘tluyy‘lri'. Thr- pxnct lo-m-le gnesls oi \Vlllx;.m l’llzknv)‘. Sr.
zlmrmm “hirh was (imivwl lronl the 'l’. -j.' wunv up 20 >lww local anglers
affair has not iii“ 2: :‘lsvm‘minml as vet. ' """h H“ 5" ”ll”: nml. ”Vl'd‘
‘ . 33‘“ 5* an H» You" sucoossr’ul.
bland l1: llw rvmzlt of surh foods. The
Hood {urns thinner and lighter col-
crml. :zit llw symmoms of anaeme and
xm-lnnv‘: .i: ~*~«:1<=:1r and the resist-
_.______.~ nnflc- t- mmr" s of diseases is very
\‘(ltll :2 large much. ’l‘holr “flak 'l‘..v 1,. J, Suffer because (sag-
DAR]EN& NOROTON lll“ll¢l-S ‘vwx'v iwl‘v 7r.» 256“ “IN“ 1138i“ t‘ium nmdml for their upkeep 13
soon and assure- them at lmarly WU- soarm‘.
comp. All "'l‘ (“LCII'DJ FOOD Sl’P-
Mivheul I’lmm-ll hurl ”signed his , “5' l’l-l‘IM l-£.\".l.‘ to your food. and you will
position as manaizt‘r of tha- branch under the auspmcs of the Ever; "GP-l lvas nu-dlcino and lens demlstry.
Ready Cinch- ot‘ King‘s Daughters an
store of Usmr ‘+:lxultze in town.
k entertainment was held last rvoning:
.44: days“ sllxxply and scientific 3“!"le-
llus'v. l‘or saw in South Norwalk by
John 1.). Koren. of liowml. N. Y.. will 1.“ Elm {E’wfiytén. .l.m.".w hTiSf"; Th»: ; H. A' new" 3' S North Main Strm’tfib
ot‘cupv H”. (:'~( r , C I’ . ‘1 H feuuno 1) l w . w LL11, s (-ntt» r14 nmel. .51.,-
Butler's-J I‘lmd) [2: (go A?“ 101 01159 at. was tlw .ane‘urunce’ of Rev. Hugh : _
R _ ' Eeas 1' Shields. puswr of the Congroxatlnnul f EDWARD 3‘19 “131111)LAND"
Chum-h (vl’ l:lclfle:h_*ld. who unlorlalnvd
J .3 . ‘ _ l PRUbR .\ I ‘ ' 2.; 'l
Juijilcarfl'§.:l):es:‘vll;. (fioaf' (“'Gfand. with sevvrul imm-rsunallmzs 0x“ ponnsl A l ‘01: 111‘5D3‘l
Lutmmm‘ ‘wlro 'J-igllgrs if‘émflgra m- .rmms \Vllilcomb It‘lny. (mm-i Fawn“, Mi. who W“ New... ms;
. l ’ . . l m r _ ‘ , ‘ ‘ - ‘ - .' 5 a
. , numbers that “en- given bv Ml. screen lectur . , , ,
. > , e-re‘xl- " ; '
yesterday on busmess. Shields incluulrd UV») scvnos from L .11 on BIN“ and
xth ’l‘uasday awning in the South
Nonr.lll..M+'-ll:o-list church. has
The RM: ll. M. lmmbvll, hm ml; n s ‘lwn l‘ll‘.‘;ll:~, m whk‘h Mr.
pastor of w, v: . . . . . . "’9.
, v. . . - . h Hahn}! :l l)» ( Emu. 'tnrs of‘ ‘ _
St. Luke 3 hplscz‘upztl Munch. NOl'oton, “1“: .. .3. l 1m ll. “ Q olxligul to . ”Norm-nu nl m John boroughs. Hor-
. . .~ . - .1. i r: '
attended lho- Diocesan Convention of '
but K. Jul). (Connmlcu? Ornitholtr
gist). thr- llufi'ulo Society of Natural
Swim-mes, Hm Muxfiui‘husselts Humane
giw- wvrrul :4rl(«rtlnns as F-llCOl'f‘S. In
muzguswnvn wnh this. a short musical
:nwl:r.;m wvu «rnjnywl consisting of u
. e Episcopal church hold in Hart-
ford on Tucsday and “'ednesduy.
piano solo by Miss Mortlna Ogdon. liduoatlol: $095M!“ the Carnegie Ava-
At a. meeting 0f the Men's ClUb Of which Wus mlluwml by a solo. entitled "f m} "f N-wnv and Art. and a host 0‘
the 1“”8! Presbyterian church on "Ansvm-r.“ whlv'h was sung ln‘ \V. F. Similar people and organizations. The
“9’5“" evening a "cry enjoyable Arablr". .‘.lr. ‘
(‘olnmbln Gmphophone Company by
its record reproductions of. his whlstled,
lril‘cl songg Is also a. strong endorse»
mc-nt. Mr. Ale is a delightful artist
presonnng on the screen the. most
“beautiful pictures of bird lite and in
'lmlmltable fashion imitatng their
gsongs. His program next Tuesday even-
lng‘ will include numbers “A ‘Moming
Concert." “\Voodland Echoés," “Songs
at,.Twlzigm." "The Meadow Trio?
Amhlt-z‘ gum:- ns an (an-
more “Swam'e River Moon." Oliver I.
0f, the Clark gave a YOC‘dl solo. (-ntltled "Oh.
rt git-en by My Baby." A four—piece orchestra
_ _ Newark station. played arm-oral numbc-rs. The mom.
Mr. Bulls 15 professionally an olt‘ctri- hwa include Miss Dorothy Wells. plan-
cal PHEIM-br and has had years Of lst; Edgar Brynn, saxaphone: Edson
experienC'e with electrical applianckes Ogden. violinist; and Elisa Emma
1111:: enabling him to explain the radio Wells. banjolst. This was thelr first.
outfit to tlw mvmhws. Following this public- appearance. Following the en-
a short hue-zim-«ss swsslon was held terminment a social hour was EMORd.
vhlch was followed . >
time “11.5 [may «J by those who unend—
od the meeting. The feature
program was a limlin comm
Earle Bulls from the
’sl) .-
., A rm and grimwiii do,
To A 'Anddeeyifigfinm“
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Of your“, Peter Rabbit and Mrs.
= , ztried to keep it a secret
“ thatithey'.’ id five babies in the dos:
Old Eria‘r-‘npatch, and, of coarse.
Johnny Chuck and Polly Qhuclc- had
tried .té«keep;iic_-a secretéthat they
hhad four babies in their new bone
patch. You see the fewer_knew of
these babies the less cause for‘worry
there would be. .
But secrets like those are very
hard to keep. for long. Some of the
feathered folk who had visited the
dear Old Brut—patch? had discovered
the Rabbit bagiea and the Chuck
babies. Bhuthesefolk took can: not
to 8 read the news where it_would
reac the ears of any who would-fiche
likely to make trouble for Peter
Rabbit and Johnny Chuck;
But there were certgin people who
had suspicions of the secrets of they
dear Old Briar-patch. One of those
was Roddy Fox. In the first place
Roddy know that Paar and Mrs. Peter
usually had a family at this time oi
He had acted as if
wrest whatever in Johnny
he had no
Chuck’s home
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called f‘easy chairs” have a mitt- -:
in‘
the year. He knew that the some
thing no true of Johnny and Polly
Chuck. Of course. be had soon illi-
covered that Johnny and Polly had
made a new home on the edge offline
‘dear Old Briar‘pntoh. He had vamted
that home at, night a number of time}.
But Johnny and Polly were safely
inside at night and had taken then-
Iecrets with them. Wonderful as is
Reddy‘s nose, he coulfi not tell just
by smelling whether or not there
were any baby Chucks. You see the
scent of Johnny and Vouy was so
strong that that was all he could
t b sniming at the entrance to
Elton- omv.
Two or three Mm“ he had passed
that way in daytime. Always he had
found Johnny on watch. Being the
crafty fellow that he is. Redd); had
simple passed along with a nod and a
in for Johnny. He had acted as if he
1d no interest whatever in Johnny
Chuck's home. Ho could afford to,‘
wait until those baby Chucks were:
big enough to venture away from;
airborne. He felt the same re rd;
to the" children of Peter and Juli
Peter. If there were baby stblyits in.
the dear 01d Brier-patch they wouldl
conic out some time. Roddy had no do-
airo to try to crawl into my. dear Old ’5
Brut-patch: tho brambles 'wem too‘
thick and Peter Rabbit‘s private little
paths were too :lmall.
just outside of the dear Old Brion;
. patch Baldy paid his usual visit to
m ninth: could discavor. It was
late. And the baby Chucks had long
since gone to bed. for they a}: at;
night. 3!". Peter had led the
ground.
sair‘l he.
alone.” ’
The
gbromiér 8'3 he
Ham; and that my.
dy.
(Cugyrlght, 11923. By T. “1 Human)
The
Rabbits back into the heart of the
dear Old Briar-pa-tch. When Roddy
got. there no one was to be seen or
heard.
But Reddy trusts more to hi5 nose
that to his eyes or to his ears. When
he reamed that patch of sweet clover
his nose told him at once
Chuck and Peter
been there.
nose. ~ Roddy stopped
very carefully
Presently he
grin on Reddy’s
next story: “Johnny
pby Give: 3 Warning."
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that Johnny
Rabbit had both
At. once he began to run
back and forth with his nose to tho
It didn’t. take him long to
find out that Folly Chuck and Mn.
Peter had aha been them Then a
faint scent tickled his sharp. block
little
sniffed carefully.
l: was a hungry sort of grin.
“Ha!” he exclaimed.
much. One of Pew:- R
has been over here."
Slowly and
worked hack. and forth
that way.
aloud. “Here is the scent of a baby.
Chuck as sure as my coat is red,"
“I don’t believa he was
and
Then he grinned.
“I thought as
abbit’a babies
this my and
chuckled
face grew
patiently worked this
spent; a long
time in that clover patch. 41% last
{trotted away with a most satisfied
lgxprexsion. “Five youngflabbits Ind
The night or the Chuck and Rabbitlmur “'3'“; Ch“"“’" 3“" Redd? t“
party in the patch of sun-rt clovorghims’en‘wrhey most have,
had a party
here. 1:“; will be good no
W for him.
Chuck
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The annual meeting of the Churoh ter of Empire concern. is favorably in-
.‘endly Society of St. Luke's Epl‘sco- clinc-d, toward Australia's "‘W’hite Aus-
‘Phurr-h. Nor-mm), was held last tralla" policy. reports Sir James Con-
.enlnx with a large attendance. The 901,15“ Agent General for “lost Austral:
72:33": :28 one?“ mm a prayer 06’ m Sill- 13:31:].th that the cum
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Smith. president; Miss: Edith E. bum- .r It is, possible. Sir. James said; that, the rocks of! Cape Blanca, Oren. yes-
bell. lst vice—president: Mrs.‘ Louise 2 the Imperial Government Would aid in' terday, had been rescued by the tug
Sommers. 2nd Vice-president Miss: the scheme of lynxloirlg rallways and Daisy, which was towing the disabled
Mary (may, ”cram... and Miss'Jennie roads and equipping 2.090 larms in vessel to the mouth of‘the Columbia
Dnmhell. treasurer. ' The soclety was the territory it": oocupanon ’by. eml- Rive“ The 02. 0.5 crew was aboard
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