1 EAST NORWALK
Miss Jeannette _ Ferris. ‘0! Rowan
street. has purchastd a new Dodge
automobile. ; -
Thomas Hendricks one ot‘ the bridge
tenders is on the sick list at his home
on Aiken street.
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Mrs. Ariel Cameron of Hawkins ave-
one has returned to her home here
urtcr a visit it Weston.
R. s. Barclay afrnmmnhuvenue. ‘ is
being placed in condition for the-tum;
mer season.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sullivan and
family cf. Boston, Massachusetts. have
leased the house of Miss Lillian ’Bam-
ilton for the season.
William Ritmer. who has conduct-
ed the ice cxeamrparlor on Rowayton
avenue for the past few years. has
opened the place for the season. -
At a recent meeting or the Emmy—
Mrs. T. M. Stocking: recently enter-
tained Mrs. Augustus Churchill of
Bedding at her home here.
Invprow unlit. is norm] In the condi-
tion or .ls',\ei' Sullicl: (l Fort Point
Ill-cot who has h-(‘n it' at the Norwalk
Hospital tor some works.
Among East Norwnlk residents who
have purchus-sxl rccc-ntly are.
Georg» Lamli of “’infield street who
is driving a. nrvw (‘lie‘x'l'olvt
vow
Memlwrw r 1‘ ti:D Viommt's Auxiliary
of Christ (lunch arr- holding tht-ir nn-
nuzil mw-tmu’ :it the vhmrh this. after-
Ui’iwrrs :1 1"." to be elected.
noon.
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Mr. null .‘Jis. liv;;:li A. Schnlvoy of
Cove 'l‘l'.lli' liii'w r-‘turnwl to their
lmnw In w .M‘wr .1 xi~~it for some Wti‘ks
in New Yuri: vi'v.
Louim l. “3‘4 .1 ROM :1 house‘-
find int o-x "filing" slrwt to Howard
S. Amivrson. m‘ (”Minnie an'llllC’. Mr.
Amlvrson is to llldk’f‘ his: ilOmf on Col-
aagc strut.
bras
Dcspitv “.0 any. :3 >7“l‘l‘.‘t“’ thr‘rr- was
a gnarl .l»- 's in w v .. r-‘ium't-wl :it tho.
rummngc gull" tin. Elm 1h» Second dis-
trict 1"; Nu lZ»~‘ .‘im‘xndk lmprove—'
mcnt .\."‘-0’..’:’ii"il 'l‘li'r 9211' continues
todny.
lemi- l lt‘i. liil‘.“.'~i~2l, ui‘ ll"r\\‘fll‘ll arr-nun.
was pl.:1-—.iw!".' «2‘: llrll’i at his hum".
on “Van‘s-3m." r-x‘v lung in); n mimhcr of
lii‘x nil u 1~ 11.. """déil'lll helm: hi9
201th MM": 7 x:-
mm privy-awn! .w wii r-s this city:
“'nrp run ”an v‘ul nulli» 2‘.er t vcnini: n
plmii-‘I‘zl "-‘-l .i iulr hour “'il"ll‘
thc :in‘n‘n ‘mrilzv ;:i-.
1m WAT—To}
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(‘nplziin .lzltll‘rw .‘lilM of Howuxtnn
Ilsriinw w:|~~ r .541.” (Nil (51' town Vi?-
tq why ..:lt limmt.
A :i-‘i'.’ lin‘i'w l~ ‘u- in: 4‘. “to-ll mi llir
Rollin l‘ni'il inn-l ll i~ mml tlmt the
plnrw is ili- [v'ngn (if it: \'. llrnuri.
~Mrs. ll'iil i’. F" m. who lam 3.. :17
ill :at ll! l' Immi- nn "ill‘h'l‘ll'li' plnm- i‘nr
F“\"'l;ll ia-vl-zx. ix‘ pm. to 'w alum?
{limit}. ‘
Thr- "m‘a: 'l.“’>‘»l" tl.. propitlv of
Hi Ms l’rnm llunlaui'y.
ton Hose company plans were discuss-
ed for a carnival. This will be the
first tn he held in the community. As
yet nothing definite has been decided
upon. .
i As yet the Rowayton Fife and Drum
corps has not been notified as to
whether or not they will make their
annual visit to Mt. Kisco. N. Y.. where
Lthe corps as played for several years
on the {t of July.
I
i DARIEN &: N OROTON '
I .
i Mrs. \Yillinm Bartlett Beckley gave.
a luncheon yesterday for friends at the
Bishop Arms. Noroton.
i
l The cottage meeting of the Presby-
terian church was held last evening
at the home of Mrs. Chauncey Tyler.
I Noroton Heights.
.‘ The dancing class of ‘Mrs. Freder-
.ick Towve will not hold its closing
nxrrcisvs in tin- llarien Centre school
as previously announced. but will ho.
liu-id in tho Stamford Theatre.
:11 of .the younger folks from Dal-ion
and Rowe) ton will participate.
Renovations on the \Vw Burn Golf
Club building \vlimh was partially ile-
satroyed by iil‘c last January have been
~complc-tod. Thu members are plan:
ed that the cluh will he better and
stronger this: Hair than (“\‘cr lict‘orc.
I
The Tom Thumb \lerlinc; which
.‘hns licvn holding iutvrcst :lmmitt
thv \"I'll‘.£:>"' :Olks will [who place this
m‘cnlng in tho nurliiorium of tho lltir-
- ion t‘mitw Qt-luw'. Vi.“ Muriel llmvly
fund Misq 'l'licrem llm't ll.’l\'(‘ hem ric-
voting much limo towards making the
infl‘nir :1 511ch095. .
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' Lula-'5' ‘li"ll'~<‘ Guild held its
rcgulnr mow-ting l:l“~l o-wninz i‘l the
Parish iwmcn Following tho hhm‘t
lmcinow :w‘ulrrss “'ns giv-
:(rn liv Ttm'. Grvm‘zn A. Tuitlv. pastor ni'
the l'lnrlrn «"m‘zrvm'itiminl church. In
lirmrir of Hip occasion thr- rvmiing was
.‘icsiznn/tml as lmllck' .‘Tinht.
TIM" Ft
5. k~3nz_i
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.\ l-‘ni‘il
lii'v 'I‘nn i,
l‘zil‘a‘l' :«n‘l
n‘VPrvl mu
l‘mdn nl‘ Fpriumln‘m Illa-l \\
n slinlit nvoidunv m1 i‘nr- Pact rt’l'l'l
. wliriw‘ llrnnkdllo (wanna. \‘rrsxtcr-lnv
nrn-rnnon. when thr- stem-int! gvar
mammur'é‘ifieamwé mice
’ Sunday as the speaker.
‘ charge and will be assisted by several
A: Whose who financed“ the acet-
de‘nt thoughtthat the youth was kill-,7 .,
*ed but be exerted without a. much
or bruise. Dr. George Noxou who was
waning-- at the" time b! the 'ucctdent
immediately left his car believing‘that‘
it-Would ‘be necessary to administer
first aid. ,.
0mm Church Jules.
Professor William B. Haney-or New
Haven will be at the morning service
He comes in
the interest oi? the Connecticut Tem-
perance Union and is highly recom-
mended. It “expected that he will
class. The Christian Endeavor~oer4ice
will be led by Miss Louise Potter. At
the evening uervice to topic for con-
sideration will be "Sensitive-mesa" Pre-
parations are under way for "Child-
rén's Sunday" which {all the second
Sunday in June. Mrs. Frank Holmes
and Mrs. Ray Lester will havergeneral
ruler teachers. The Men's chorus
holds weekly rehearsals on Monday.-
evenlng at the church. The baseball
teams representing the chorus and the
Men's class are getting into trim for
the contest which will soon be waged.
The ladies of the church are holding
their weekly bread and cake sale this
attornoon at (he F. V. Cantrell store.
CHAPMAN WANTS
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Sr-vcr- ‘
him: for :1 big \veck-eml and it is slab.
Judge Harry Sconeld. of Stamford. to
net as rcfcrce. and ho returned a. de-
gcision that no one seemingly could un-
' dwrstnnd.
! Last December, he was ordered to
7 review his decision and return it with-
T in ten days. hut (lid not do 30. Ha rc-
‘turnrd it about a month ago. how-
ever.
Attorney (‘hnpman now asks to have
thefiorrcc modified so that he may ob-
min the custody of the child. so that
he mm attcnd the wuldinz of his aunt.
Chapman’s sis-Alma which takes Flaw in
June. Mrs. Chapman ho‘w ver is fear-
ful that some attempt is to ho made
to obtain full cusimlv of tha child and
is comliatllng the modification pica. :
Th.- cue-w cmnc up in thr- short cal--
cmlnr sexeimi this morninz‘ and is to_
continue this afternoon.
J ampol thips Enid.
Nl‘.\\' YORK. May ‘lflswlrving Jam-
pol. former amateur. last night gain'v’l
the ,ltltlili <' :lrcisimi our Bonny Gould
of Toronto in n tn-n-rouml bout in the
(‘nlmnlnw Snorting K‘illh in Toni-(bra.
.lnmpnl llhnrml his nppomnt in th“
first ulnl iliiill rounds.
' Tho wiring: circlc oi" the “Women‘s
.‘\3.-(Il‘illtit'3h of the South Norwnlk
lumisi church will meet with Mrs.
arrivé in time toaddnecs the Men's ‘
DEGREE MODIFIEDl
linhrn llm-nvr, 1‘27 Main strert. First
.liatrict. on Thursday afternoon. May
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F“%.«' , .7.
Johnny Chuck Gives a Warning
'By Thornton W. Burgess
Theraaeemtobempiciow
A: well an times to trust.
Between the two has”: wise indeed, ' .
Who never proves unjust.
—-Johnny Chm-k.
Johnny Chuck was up very early in
the morning. It was one of Johan ’5
god habits to arise very early. _ e
lieves in tting up early and going
to bed as . Be nay: that is one
reason whyhe in so well said strung
:11 the time. As usual he find: sat up
on his doorstep and carefully looked
this way, that my and the other way. ,
No enemy was to be seen. Johnny at
once went over to the putch of sweet
clover where he and his finally dud .
Pater hobbit and his fumlly laud hid .
a party just. before ahadow—timethe ,.
.n' ht before.
9hnny at once began to eat. He is ’
very {and of sweet clover 88d he was
hungry. He gave no .._.
thing but filling his stomach. . Pres-
ently us he reached out. to’bzt? all
a leaf of clover the hair along, his
back begun to rise and he growled
way down deep in his throat. He didn’t
take that leaf of cioVer. His little
black nose «had discovered an odor
that was notwthe. odor of sweet
clover. . . .
“Redd Foxmma here last. night)
mutton Johnny. “I wonder If he
discovered 'Iuythin ."
Johnny forgot t at he had come
out there to cut. He began to amt! all
Ibout in that patch of clever. sud the
more he sniffed the more uneasyhe
beanie. You use he kept sale has
Baldy Fox. Reddy’s footsteps ‘leave
a scent. just. as do the foot-tops at
the little people whom Raddy hunts.
When Johnny had carefully been
all over that patch of clover .he sat
up and once more looked this, way.
that way and the other way. On his
face was a troubled look. in every
part of that Itch he had (mad the
scent of Red y Fox. By this he knew
that Raddy. hud spent. some time
there.
“That red rascal must have spent
a lot of time here last night." mun-i
tend Johnny. "That. means that he
has found out; about the babies. That
uh: nose' of his found their trails
and e spent u lot of time here trying
to find out. how many of the babies
were here. I must warn Peter Rabbit.”
Johnny forgot all about eating any
more breakfast.
home our! told Polly Chuck what he
had dilcovered. Folly looked worried.
“From now on we will have to be
extra careful.” Mid Polly. “Wc
mustn‘t let one of thosexhabies out-
of night an instant."
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thought to any“,
1 .
He hurried back home and told
Polly Chuck what he had dis-
covered
to watch for Peter Rabbit. He didn’t
have long to wait. Peter also wanted
. acme sweet clover for breakfast and
on his way there stopped to any
good morning to Johnny Chuck.
“1 have bad news, Peter,"
Johnny.
Peter loom-d very sober. “\Vhat is
it?" he asked.
“Roddy Fox has found out about
in- babies Ind mine." replied
ohnny. "lie visited the patch of
.sweet cl ver after our party last
:night. and now he knows our secret."
i “How do you know?" demanded
:Peter.
=’ "I've been ‘over there,this morning
«and Raddy left his scent in every
part of that utch of sweet. clover.
Thrit manna“ at he spent a lot of
dime going all through it with that
iwonderful nose of his. Of course he
{found our scent and the scent of the
ibubics," explained Johnny.
3 Peter sighed. “I'm afraid we are in
ifor a lot of trouble then,” said he.
POI course Reddv was bound to find
said
l
He hurried buckiout about the ha in: sooner or later,
ibut I Wish it might have been later.
I ulmoat wish We hadn’t had that
ipnrty last night."
; (Copyright. 182:.
9
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By T. W. Burgess)
The next story: "Red‘dy Fox and
Then Johnny sat on his doorstepégn_ Raddy Plan Cleverly.”
f $5 Down '
SEGURES ANY LOT AT
Mahackemo
“THERE IS NO SEGURER INVESTBENT ON EARTH MN APART OF THE EARTH ITSELF”
§
LOS ANGELES, Cah, May 19.—In-
yestlgattou of the marriage of lu-
dolph Valentino. film actor. to “7mi-
' fred Hudnut, known professionally as
Natacha Rambova. While according to
California laws he still was the bus—
band of Jean Acker, film actress, was
' to he carried today to Mexicali. lower
California. where‘ the ceremony was
performed last Saturday.
Thomas Lee Wooline. district at-
torney, and Tom McCelland, one of
his deputies. planned to go to the
Mexican border town, learn all pos-
sible facts in the case and determine
whether criminal proceedings on the
charge of blgamy should be. taken
against Valentino.
On the way to Mexicali. the Officials
expected to make Stops at Palm
Springs and El Centro. where tho ac-
tor and Miss Hudnut are said to have
passed some time after leaving Mexi-
call and before returning to 1.05 An-
gelos. Valentino is believed to he in
los Angeles, but Miss’ Hurinut is be»
lieved to be enroute to New York. to
her falher.“Richard Hudnut. a pcr~
fume fmannfncturer. ' > _
At the district attorney‘s office, em-
.pnas‘is yas laid on the “intent" of
Valentino.
“If he left this country a tow days
after getting a divorce," said Mr. Mc-
Clelland. “was married in Mexico on“.
then returned to the benefit of the
laws here. he clearly intended to
evade the lawrhere. It makes no
(inference if the woman he married
has left fer the East." .
The district attorney (‘Ol’lcul‘l’f‘tl in
the informal opinion recently glVr‘l‘i
by judge-s of the has A ngeles Superior
'TCour that Miss Acker. from whom
Valentino obtained an interlor‘mtory
den-re” Slug. “ January 3H. 1:39;“.
Won—H‘- . hi“: ”1—29' '* .. r tlw io—
crec ‘.i.‘.:;' nzlluc final 3. yea ulti-r that
date.
Rodolphe Guglieimi. has been
That “72 s \Y- n1 :2
t hirty
l—ludnm.
Ida}; : .fht at Poménz,
l
i boarded there. It
; actor has engazecl counsel.
3:58“an thc actor’s marrigmr'. Frank
lM. Slurpls of the department of jus-
i -l 655 roll.
l
A
ice said the depm'nnem to
imit liar-k to California. where he .11-
rcai'ly land a legdl “'it'c. alter the egre-
latod the 31mm “‘hite Flax-e Act.
Mr. Stureis also swirl the qurt- . '-
ment “as intcresmd in the mgrring‘e
3. 3921.
w.
Valentino. who. at the trial of the:
divorce. action, gave his trnc nzzmv :is ‘
Si'Pl’l :
. in public only oncre since his mrzrringv .
~to Mi»:c
know, Whether in bringing Mifi limi- .
mony at Mexicali. tlm :u‘lnr hut Hm I _
I ianisi.
inlv‘rlo. 7;;
“gallon i: I
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for an
mnrz-ip
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Wm.
Fenian,
we could,
I til-mi:-
."vurs
With tl-u
marry
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Fifi i m r
Cilrl l“: w'c :7
ll‘i.’ it - ‘. : -.
(tilt in
“42$ 3::
mil-ac; " ‘~ "
. cast of Los Angezes. when in» escort: Kl '
.hls brldc to the east hound train she ,
is understood the '> “A '
Felicia! authorities are also invcsti— : f 7
‘ at Titus-:13. Lowe-2' California. October ', 3 .
of Frank Mayo. motion pic- i ~ '
dazig‘nvh2 ’
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for three
MAHACKEMO HEIGHTS has but 1'
present owners is to SELL these lot
assured. We ask that you inspect th
years; and then co '
IF YOU ARE AT ALL ’INTEEB?
the family along, and look as over.
BU? LDIN
STARTING - TOMORROW AT 1:30 P. M.
AND DAILY UNTIL EVERY LOT 18’ SOLD -
A Real Simon-Pu re, Pre-War— Priced, Pro-Boom Priced
500 Weekly
SATURDAY, MAY 2. ~
PAYS FOR YOUR LOT .3.
Mahackemo
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WILL BE HELD AT SOUTH NORWALK’S BEST LOCATED LOT DEVELOPMENT
LOCATED IN
Not a Suburban—BUT A CITY DEVELOPMENT—ePractically
7 moral-mu .'_
’ HQYt’S'il‘heater Building ;' » f-
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in the Heart of South NOT-walk. Only 10 M
Churches, Schools , and Theaters. . . ~
“may been. transferred from the Estates of the late FRANK MILLER and MICHAEL J‘
.S, not-HOLD thern. LOT Ifmcns HAVE BEEN MARKED DOWN so LOW and Tammy,
3?"??th pole its splendid-location; cansult‘the price schedule, with the-terms of magma
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NNT RFI‘ P 13;] Y , .
0 HELP BUT SAVE YOUInMeieNVEZf AllinexMAKE YOU HONEY—You owe it to.y%Eurselfgo visli‘t MAHAQ’U AgflKEAMTO.
WHY THIS SALE WILL BE A HUGE SUCCESS
$60 to $18
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ceptional features of tlussale, we cannot .mefiyutoo 8130115130 COME EARLYM
3, ,
TAYLOR AVENUE AT HIGH STREET ,
..JORDAN,;to the M. J. Jordan Gonlpany.
AYTMENT MAN; 30 EASY, this
The purpose of *
result is practically
inutes” Walk to—~All {Its Leading Stores, Factories.
' of NO INTEREST and NO TAXES
ammo mauYINGALOT FOR YOUR
' » , mun: Am ESTATE PRO
orSHNBAY. name what we have
WAWICE LOCATION.
mmmm n: A Q,
FUTURE HOFEI‘T:
POSITION THAT
l1; offer. Bring
UIGK SUCCESS
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