EAST NORWALK
are being made in the en-
the tug Theodore Smith.
Repairs
glue room of
Troop No. 6.13.8.
régular meeting tomorrow evening.
lrv‘mt r». Robertson of Osborne
aVcnu- has r1 turned to 1. law :1: ter
11 trip out of town.
The tug Huntington of the Red
Star lint has) floured the local harbor
after tying up here yesterday.
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The East End-a will play the Algiél' .
A. C. of Stamfm-d Sunday afternoon
at the \Vicke lot.
The East Ends: will hold their 1e-
guln. 1» actice Friday evening at the .-
Wicke lot.
York pity.
home . at
of. New “
(it his
ll. l.. Skefit-ld
spent thv holiday
Shore-haven.
Harold 1‘. Clark. of Mar-yin Beach.
in ento running reluthes rrom It iori in.
at his hum: for s» verul 11 eeks.
J. Frank Keelrxr of'Thmnns street
has taken :1 position with the [.1111low'
linking 1 ampuny.
(‘nrl ii. \Vimnn of Rowan street
has mmwl with his t‘amii)i to Gregory
Boulevard. 1
W'illillzn \\‘:1lllron has moved from
Osborne unvnno- to the coran‘ of Cove
avenue and Third street.
George Fuhreck of Liberty Square
was in New Haven on business yes-
tcrdny.
.
i“. It. l'wlvll 1115 moved from, the
corner hi You Zzlnt strret-zmll (ls-
bornv ;.\.-:m.~ to 131‘: Liberty Square.
Miss illzllny (Henson of Van 7..1nt
htrcwl .«p. M Memorial Day at her
home 11: I'urt Chi-stir. N. Y. .
Mrs. Hoffman of Goldstcin Place.
who has been seriously ill at her
home. Is rervorted to be improving.
William Baker. Jr., of Edlic avenue
is cuntinvi to his: home with 11 severe
told.
Mr. {lnIl Mrs. \Villinm fiillcnslcin
and family have moved from 21 Cove
avenue to llou'ayton.
The smouldering lire on the dump:
at Sclll'uw avenue was still sending
1.111 N01111:: of choking smoke, this
morning.
Mr and Mrs. llnrry Fuller 0! 03-,
horm- avenue, entertained friends
from llrnolc’lyn at their home over;
the holiday.
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HM: lint) Mrs. P. l.. l’ipcr of \‘un
7.1-1t also-v1 returned yt-stt-rtiny after 1‘.
motor trip 11111 of town ll\€'l‘ the holi-
(lily.
l’..'ll11l' \\'. i‘wnw-tt of lleynolvit
Htrcr-t in}: talc->11 thu- position 11f ‘nriultrel
tender, lv-tt yullmt by the death of}
'ihomn: H 'lllll'lCli.
Mr. and Mrs. P. ll, Hollgeman and
family h:1‘.~ named from (.‘rrvzory
l‘-oul~-":1rd to their new home (ll .‘Jur- 1'
vii] lit-zw-‘i.
The large Josephine which rim-11t-
ly «ii-<1~l.;cr1:~ll :1 cargo of p lip {1' the
Sl l‘onllrv pill 11! in tht l-iist dislrkt. l
was tout-d out ymto-rdny (li'lt‘l’llOOIL
(‘hntlcs ll. Gaston of 18 EdlitE nu-
nnc was in Stamford on Memorial i
l‘n‘ \isilin: with f1i1nls :1nd “inns-I
sell the imx‘i- -l:.1l! game- plnyed thew.
Arthur Vi. (it-hem» of 30 Gregory"
“mill-yard is seriously ill rind has
been taken to the home of his pnr-
mm :11 7.11 France street. lirst :lis-'
trict. !
Arthur ltennett of \Voodslllc street'
has resigned his position with the
Connecticut company'and ‘is now do-
vo'ting his time to the raising and
marketing of vegetable-1. He has!
purchased .1 lord car to make do-
”varies.
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The barricade gate on the right
hand approach of the Washington
street draw. going to East Norwalk.
has a. broken cog- -wheel, which neces-
ldtates its being raised and lowered by
hand. The wheel is to be replaced in
a few days.
The new Show rooms of Shiite-it
Bros. manta: for the llnrnnt cur
opened their show rooms and garage
on Lihr rty Square yesterday. Thvy
expect a shipment of the new Red
Seal Yllirnnts as soon as they ‘ure
ready for the market. The new car
is crent: ng :- .‘4( nsation in automobile
circles. as it is- the first low-priced car
:0 be equipped with a Red Seal mo-
or
R0 WA YTON
Steven Pardee of Vile—st Side avenue
in painting his house.
A concrete gutter is being built in
front of the home of James Farrell.
Mrs B. 1. Smith of West. Side avo-
nue entertained friends over the hall.-
day.
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A new garage has been built on till".
property of Harri» Tiebout of Howey.»
ton avenue.. . '
An attrstive flower garden has been}
planted at the entrance of the gara'ge
leading to the James J. Farrell es-
bte. . 7
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Several people gathered at the ten-'
ills court or Robert 0. Raymond" on
Memorial (it? and several well can-
testeduaets were pjlayed. . .
4 .
Edward Bower of New York ciis'l
spent the week and holiday here a'la'I
A. "will hold :1
ijunction with
I
the sound.
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{These ads. can be 'phoned to‘our
Darien office. 452 Dan-ten. It you
know or any news 'phone it or write.
ROTON POINT
High tide today
time, 9 _ ‘
The float on the 153111111: beaEh has
been put 1.1-113 pine-terms season,
011 ‘Satui'da)" ‘thé“‘Heck'€r—J6ne§-
Jewell Milling company. of. New York
steamer Sirius
. Ecsterdsy'Was layers 411.3192.qu at
the P0i11t_ and lfinny of ‘jthe bob‘dése
along '61:] not open until- lat... In th
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afternoon. . ..
up“ .
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assistant to William Mallcckmm 1.11:1
ifimt-l-(‘t— Ball stand. is now” chargeunésa
a; the Country store: concession?
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The 1
hold a rim-cw dd‘h‘c‘e’tom‘brrfl! age-f
Marimba Melody ordhettra’fu‘r-
lllF’illlE‘ the lusil. The ball will he :11-
tralctils ly decorated with streamers
.md ”#14: 1‘ 1r dhe 21.35111.
Vilo's
To marrow the Reuben H'. Donnel-
ly Corporation of new York city”
printers oi the Rcd 136.112 will arrive
her- 'on lonrd !l11 steamel Seagate.
W'hile at the park they will enoy one
of Hoton famous shore dinners.
Fleury Metz the chef. is making prep-
nrationa 1'01 about 250 people.
the 51h will be an unusually
big day at the park for on that date
the Chinese Free Masons of New
York city arrilc for an outing. This
excursion always brings nwny folks
from Norwalk and surrolfnd'ln'g to’Snis
for the mating game‘s plnvéd on ‘tlle
June
grounds form a new form or amuse-‘
ment for the local people.
1 As thQ laXPSQSle‘Q’OV'd of .thc year
attended the evening‘ perrormhnc'e of
dancinr :11 the park on Memorial
menim: the attendance numbering l.-
Ss-fl. James J. Brennan. floor manam-r
of the pavilion, tank the opportunity
of announcing the censorship of
dancing. The following is Mr.
11.111's‘ tnlk concerning this more: "1
would like to give you the right im-
1'1ro-ssion (’(lli(“'l‘illilC the censorship of
dancing. 1 11111 not on the lloor to
l- ll you how in vl.1:l.'-- for I know that
practically ill of you know how, but
I .1111 hurv- to sm- ?Ellit everyone dances
ill :1 manner that would make lll‘vlnn
l‘oinl 1‘.l\i'flnn tilu most re-sinml place
in 1h» Man» 0'" t‘nnn client: where
you 11‘: 111d lw 1. i'. cg to lflkl“ your
mother. slum-r .md your friends. and.
ire-71 that ll.» t‘lt'lllt'llt of rrsprct was
1.01" ‘1;s~-11‘.L'."
F. V. cannon. of the 110:: road.
.119.” pnrchns-wl .1 new Ford suburban
car 1
C‘. 'l‘. 1‘ 11‘- art thl druggist in koro-
{1011 H. 1111112: 11111 open a drug store in
Springdnle shortly.
C'. E.
now
110111011 01’ Noroton Heights.
bundling real estate in c011-
hiu plumbing business.
is
The I. :;uliv.-: Missionary Society or
lhv- Congrtg‘ntion. 1l church “ill hold a
l11(€~:li 13 this 1111 moon in the church.
The (‘Ullilgt- Int-cling ol‘ the First
l’llé‘flllblt‘lllln church of Noroton will
h: held 1111a (lo-111m; in the home of
Mr mnl Mrs. John 0. Lee of Noroton
Heights.
The l'llf'l‘ll l~ir~ Department buc-
ball ileum “ill pl. 1y their opening game
on Saturday afternoon. their oppon-
ents being one of the fastest teams
of Stamford The local boys lune
been dmotlng much time to practice
andare confident of victory.
The Special town meeting will bc‘
held this mening in the auditorium
of the. Center school. The call is uno
usually short with only two items.
they being the question of the Old
Farm mud, and the discontinuing of
scnding out notices by mail of the
town meetings.
VVilh the warm days or late. many
young folks tave flocked to Pear
Tree Point in the ulternoon.seeking
the refreshing breezes that come from
The Christian" Endeavor
society of the South N'orwalk Baptist.
church were the recent‘visttors at. the
Point.
The Noroton and Noroton Heights
Fire llépartment, Which recently an-
nounced the installation of the new
fire alarm system in the Noroton
Heights house. are sending post. cards
by mail informing the town folks of
the various calls. A house to house
canvass is also being made by mem—Q
bers of both companies.
Tho first June. bride in Darien will
he Miss Gertrude E. Close. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W'illiaxn E. Close 01
\Vest avenue who will be married
on Saturday to Robert Dugdale. son
or Richard Dugdale. of Linden awe—‘
nue. Noroton Heights. Mr. Close and
family hallo: resided in Darien tor the
Greenwich. _
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WHi’le travelling On “the Post. Road
Ir Dal-lea yesterday 'attornoon in: n
westerly direction anFord sednn Jad-
ventising Clgarettes was
molisihed When a huge touring car
the Ford ofl‘t-he rend. The Ford re-
ceivedlv..a broken tender while the
, touring car. gasped without. damage. .
Thé names of the occupants of either
car could not; be learned
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The ybm folks of th‘e’émniuulty
trim will apmr: in ..the play to be
fixer. to—morrow eveningdg. the Stam-
uie gueilt of Captain and Mrs. Andrewl
Him 01 vaayto- avenue.
_ Mirthxatherine Kline-{alter
span 9 past few. days with
sister Mrs. Emmerich in Danbi'l‘ry;
has returned to her ”home ’
ton Ivonne. 7m Kiting:
whp ence., Those, who will participate ‘m
‘Tlh
ord High School have been devoting
mill!!!“ tim‘é “'to ii’eheusélé the. past few
days? a ilr nob-(4.1mm mum'- trom'l
Damn Hull be noticed in the indi:
eSMlsses Florence
0!" €11.11 .Godfrey,
Lafiflilr‘ 'E
—at..~.. 3.19 gander?
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city Mil .arrive‘ here on board. the I
Mi«,.j\tubei gind'ergom who headgear
I.‘.S lv‘Athcl'lc eAetlociatlandfill"
" am es- because. of 1151'
ning n1 ih-I dancing pavilion with wall. as-
llren- '
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past two years having come here froml
nearly (312- _
kgoin'g lit—an eaiterly direction farced' .
mm m Eon ”an
$50.000ELM CITY Home
NEW HAVEN, June l—The mar—
atal entanglements of Virginius St.
Julian Mayo. toxins:- New Haven
manufacturer. but now living in Stun-
lord: came intofihe court again today
when Miss ‘Wilh’elmne Meyer, 02 New
here to obtain possession of real es-
taté in the tom 0: Hamden valued
at.:$50. 000. The papers in action al-
lege that the property in question
rightfully helongs to Mayo had that
here w‘u fraud in: ma“ ytransaction
m which the rchapged
hands. 1.513.,"
Mrs. Lois Wafer" y~ Mayo. the
present wife of. Mayo. is also made
a Metendamt: 11134516 11ng ‘.’An 0151-
ctal ot a local bank. instru-
:Maint-Mayo in his tsgial {or big-
haunt fin New Yérk— race tly. Pre-
usly am obtained a. ment. of
00,200 againsg. Mayo-i Limit for
{marriage
to 111111 The present action is an et-
m to collect par! 92 Money.
BONUS BILL REPORT
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* “’ASHINGTON. June 1; ., he
nancc committee report on the amend-
ed House Soldiers' Bonus bill still
was within the making 7' todav. but
Chairman McCumber hoped to report
it and the bill to the Senate before the'
end of the week. Then the measure
-wil take its place on the calendar. to
be called up after .\~eement has been
reached among Senators for its con-‘
sideration.
Chairman McVumber is expected to
'atresy thouc‘ ppints 5n his report to the
Senate. 34 I," 1,4 1,4
.emns to obtain funds had been re-
.tained. V; .113 ‘4 36 '
‘ That a. veteran could make npplica.
.tion for compensation without
limitation as to time.
That :1 veteran defaulting in repay-
‘mont of a loan to the .Govcrnment
could redeem hls certificate at any
time before its maturity.
hill “ere agreeable to representatives
of the \eterans organizations
That the proposed legislation would
postpone pensions tor (ht,- \(lelans for
:1 number of years.
MINE EXPLOSIoN'
IN GERMANY; 17
KILLED; 8 MISSING
ESSEX. Germany. June 1.—-—(As-
socinted Press. l~-Seventeen nxincrs
“‘err killed and 23 others. injured in
an explosion today in the Helene
and into”: coal mine. belonging to
th. Krnnns. Eight miners are miss—
mg.
Superintendent Winchester-
any"
York. riled suit in the Superior Court.
Peace and; Happiness in the Old Brizlr-Pa 1.;1
By Thornton W. Burgess 7-
Misunderstc‘ndings cleared away.
Brmg peace and 'happ‘mess to stay. '
-—Peter Rabbit.
Hershfield Molar
. Transportation (30
My Service Between New York& Norm
_ _ LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
In largo Trucks at Your Service for All K'd.
mum; Padded Van: for Furnitm-g'gqu “'-
Main Ofice, 26 Concord St, So Norwalk, p11
New York Ollioo, 201 West 20th., Phone 01101”;ng
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Johnny Chuck worked Polly Chuck
”tor 291 the estate of. Mich 7‘O'Dou-
1:211:11. a third-.4e;ejidan‘t
«diam. :Meyer was the fill pal wit-7
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fl‘lyj insagd‘muts of electrical gen-
m-aition. magehnd suprly was ex—
plained by Mr. W'lnchester. who far a
half hour or more after he hurl finish-
»! then unswm‘ed durations put to him'
by the audience. Mr. \Vinchester was
asked to address the
he is :1 expert on municipal owner-
ship of small plants and tiwir lrinls
trials 11-. ‘ l..' .‘ les, nnda‘so because
he cm: i ‘eli mm, they could be em-
Gently run and nmnngui.
To Discuss FRANCE’S
l WAR DEBT SOON
\\'ASH1.\'(‘ TON. June 1. -~-- The
French goyernmcnt has been informed
that the American government will. re-
ceive :1 special mission or French
financial experts to discuss that
nation‘s war debt. it was stated today
after 111%? second meeting of the allied
debt funding commission. No definite
date for the discussion has been set.
The June rush of court business
has started in the Superior court and
the number ohwrlta and complaints
filed in the clerk’s office yesterday far
exceeds all other days in the court's
historv The total writs tiled yester-
day was 52 -. against. the previous rec-
ord of 29. Among the canes tiled yes-
terday there were fifteen petitions for
divorce.
Members of Battery C will receive
the second lnnoculation tonight at
the Nor-walk Armor-yin the hands of
Curtain Morrison and m.
new recruits tor the company were.
received last night. Only a few 1m-
cancies remain. ‘ ’
GATARRE
9" THE STORAGE
“g The pcnon with a baiMC-h
“bald be Mimi: noting leu'u
Emmi-firefid.
fimmhmdymfladuponthe
hdfiemmdfiw
Three.
er-ling because
:New York on
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'd:1y until June 1‘3.
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worked. . Neither one wasted
moment. They any seem lazy folks
when you see them sitting. around
doing nothing, but when they have
something to do they do it vyrithout
waste of time. Th‘cy were in a
hurry to get that old house in the
heart of the dean Old Bring-puck in.
order. The hca “of yellow sand
which would be t .e doorstep in the
middle of the Brim-patch grew sur-
prisingly fast.
Peter Rabbit sat Eround looking on
and secretly glad that he didn’t have
to work like that. There was just one
thing that worried Peter. It was the .
fear that Johnny Chuck would cut
such a big path through the brambles
to his doorste that. Roddy Fox might
get in the70 d Brian-patch in that
way. But. Peter need not. have wor-
ried. Neither Johnny nor Polly
Chuck had any ir‘ea of doirg sues a
thing as that.
Polly was digging a long ball out
to the edge of the Old Brhr-putch.
She worked hard and fast. Just ‘11- that“!
Just inside the edge of .the Briar-
patch and behind? Kale bush
she opumd the Wm: to
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Affection—Home'
Home may be “where the hull»:
perience has proven that the ...11:1t1‘=1 1.
home has more drawing pox ‘el' .17.
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side the edge of the Exist—patch and
behind a little bush she opened the
entnnce to that ‘. -‘l. She mule it
just big enough fc- T'chrmv and her-
self to pass through comfortablv.
There wns no yellow and around it
to show where it II. All the sand
ms pushed back and out of the en-
trance in the heart. of 1.10.014 Brisr-
tch. The other entrance would be
{'12er to be seen only by the sharpest
eyes. Yo: this wu to be the main
entrtnce.
At '1‘:th the work was nil done. No
more and was thrown out n: the
entrsnce in the mlddlo of the Bria:—
pntch. Johnny Chuck disappenred in-
side sud though Peter sat. around for
a long time ho saw no more of
Johnny.
“The Chuck family must be taking
a rest down inside." muttered Peter
to himself. “I should think they
would want to. My! I wouldnt Work
the wuy they work {or anything in
the world ” You know Peter isn’t
It all fond of work.
By and by he grew tired of sitting
around and hopped over through one
of his prince little paths to the edge
of the Old Briar- patch to at. some
sweet clover on the Green endows.
When he poked his head outside he
blinked his eyes very fast several
11 secret." was all he said.
that he would find out it
.80 he sat wand and is}: ed
longer give him an
decided that he might as ”mil hl
stomach while he watched.
hnd men a. "few leuves
everything else. He no and“:
watch. Presently
tilmfile
into the dcar- Old Brinrpmh.
old house which the Chucks
taken. There on the doorstep
shdly puzzled.
At last Johnng
Peter 1nd told i
Old Erin-patch, but would not
him just. vii ere.
stood. At once he hauled to
little Mrs. Peter.
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Johnny looked up an grinned. “It’s
Peter at once mad! do his mind
secret.
by and by his “01.31111me no
“NW tint
clover was very sweet and at Peter
out“
.1“: as he could. and forgot Ill about
he loom
Chuck: had disappeared.
Peter looked everywhere for them,
but he couldn‘t find them- Finally
he gave up Ind slowly hopped book
went: at once to the entrance to tho:
Johnny Chuck. 011m more, Peter was
Chuck took pity on
m that they had a
secret doorway near the edge of “the
Of. course Fete:
merit to hunt for it. {Afterna'lbag
lurch he found it. Then h-mx-
.. furnished in sentiment alone. 311111.: W1 M
l f mfrt d 7 + ‘“ “““93
p ace 0 co 0 an enjoymcn .
Sometimes only one new al‘lit-l .{ fur-1.7....e
needed to add a touch of real com 111 110%,“; if
a reading lamp, or a deep CUS'lll! 1 at C5,...- 'é‘hzlir'
Whatever it is we have it on our 1‘17 .37. ‘ “ ‘
Why not come in and let us help find 3.11
but
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tell
tell
times. Then he he ed out. and sat ..
up to sure It. Joggny Chuck and '1": guctg hug: t'h fieéfitnéoor»
Polly Chuck and the {oin- llttlo "till” emfd " . "3’; ree Ui S
Chucks caring suit-t clover out there ' exp 2 I eke ‘ And
an fut ”Riley could. Peter was so
lure that they Were down inside thxt
house thut he had the hardest kind
of work to nuke himself believe that.
he really saw what he did see. You
see he knew nothing shout tint new
doorway.
A: lost Peter found his ton 0e.
together.
bother us
And in this Peter was
was tint poses and in“
to the Old Briur-nctch.
ht.
“Bi, Johnny Chuck!" he cried. Next “:63: "Whitaioot tho Wood
on wont ”here?" Mouse ll Unhsm."
think they or. going to use that 31-.
I don’t hell!" they wi:l
in the Old Built—patch.”
So it
He“ came
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Norwalk Chronicler