I m is mining pictures .. gluten-agendas. estate fig declared to exist between M lint: :nd.m J -‘\ 4 C C O _ 5" The Knight Templar degree was i-ltl‘od last night at a special conclave riot Clinton Commander. No. 8. K. T. o o o —narris O Cans. That's all. C O O : George Diefenbach is about again, lifter being confined to his room at nth. Hotel Mahaobemo. by illness dur- .'ing the week. '0 O O O —8arris a Gans. That's All 0 . O I Hrs. Stephen Jarvis. of Seavicw ‘annue. entertained the members of 'the Hospital Whist club. at her home .vyosterday afternoon. ,.- o o o .' -—loft hats and' ps—O'Brien's. C O O . A Joint meeting of the Board of .Health and the Kiwanis club "Clean- Up Week" committee has been called 'for 8 o'clock Monday night at the I City hall. 0 O s —Harris & Cans. That's all. C O C I ' Routine matters of business we're ‘talten care of at a meeting of Cock- fenoe Tribe. No. 32. l. o. R. M.. held . last night. A rehearsal of the degree 1 team followed the meeting. 0 O O —- DeVlto's Dance ,' Armory. Tuesday night. 0 O C The Red bowling team of the South Norwalk club will feast at the expense. so of the Blue howling team at the : Norwailr Country club on Tuesday - evening. April 24th. at 7 o‘clock. ' O O O . —Buy your Victroln at Donn-lly's ’ on can weekly payments. Store open evenings until 9 n m. 0 Orchestra. The Glover Agency has moved its offices from the Regent theatre build- ing to the new Rogers & Stevens building at the corner of “'nll and Commerce streets. 0 e o -Doll Dresses for lilo each. also e'i kinds of doll repairing. l’ioll Shop. ‘.' .‘l. R. Ave. Phone :90. it Tomorrow pftera‘oon’st‘tln rooms of South Norwalkj,‘ . No; 63.. 1. 0. 0.31.0» last cla- initiation will,.bo held when it is scheduled to put through some twentyallivo‘ new members. A buffet luncheon will be served following the degree work. 0 O 0 Herbert V. Boothby has resigned his position with the 80th Art Print. where he has been employed as pressman for the past fourteen years. to accept a similar position with the Nash Engineering Co. Hr. Booth- by will fill his new position Monday. 0 O 0 —-—Buy your Easter hat at O'Brien's. O C O The ease of the two strikers from the Gabbe-Molo plant. who had been arrested accused of intimidation. was adjourned in the downtown court this morning until Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock. O C 0 Tile social committee of the Wom- an's Association of the South Norwailf Baptist church will meet with Miss Helen Finch. 8 Van Zandt street. East Norwalk. on Wednesday afternoon of next week. at 2 o'clock. A. full at- tendance is requested. 0 C O ——Moonlight Dance. Kish Hall Sni- urday April 21. Springwood. A. C. o C C A report was made to the police last night that two young men were acting suspicious. The men were near an automobile parked at the "Green" opposite the Regent theatre. l"zlirolmen Clune and Barney investi- gated, but found matters were all right. 0 C 0 “'0rd has been received by friends of the couple in this city. of the en— gagement of Miss Meta A. Hocllwilt' of Pas-ale. N. J.. to Alfred B. John- son. also or New Jersey. The engage— ment was nnnouficed at a party held recently at the home of Miss Iioch- wilt. Both young people are well knOwn in this city having been fre- quent visitors here. several years ago. 0 O O ~—.\loonllght Dance. Kish Hall St- urduy April 2!. Springwood. A. C. 0 0 O Mrs. Ada Frances “later-bury. daughter of Mrs. Charles Brown. died at her home. in Silvermine avenue last night in her 46th year. Besides her mother, the dccensui is survived by O O 0 Report was made to the police this morning that a. penny slot machine.; which vended gum and chocolate, hm! } been stolen from the corner of Clay} street and Railroad avenue. sometime during the night. C O O -- DeVito's llanco Armory. Tuesday night. 0 . Orchestra. The Itreebdepaxtment is engaged' in the construction of a new aevur opening under the Mechanic street nilroad bridge. replacig the one aboutl uieh many complaints had been made during the past month or so. | . s s e 0 Dr. Saumel Keeler returned today from attending the Dental convention tt Hartford. which was held at the «Hotel Bond. Dr. Keeler reports that ‘there were many interesting table clinics which he attended. 0 0 0 “Agricultural Line and Lime Flam» for lawns and gardenc. and crashmi Blue Stone for driveways nt Norwulk Coal dc Supply (.30.. Phone 113." I C 0 Ruth Helen Svenson, the twoq-ear- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Ivenson. died at the home of her parents in 22 l‘nlon avenue last night. Funeral services will be held from the late home at. 213'! o'clock. Sunday afternoon. Burial mil he in the Nor- walk cemetery. We know a young couple who began to save for a home about eight years ago. At that time their goal seemed a long way off, but now they have ruched it. The small same systematic A purpose is an id to saving. Make the worthy of the effort, then save until you reach it.. \ one son. Ursnn \Vatl-rbury; two sis- ters. Mrs. William Moddy and Mrs. John Adlo'rd. of Bridgeport. Funeral services “‘lll be heldnt 2:80 o'clock Monday afternoon from the late homo. lluriai will he in Silvcrmine cemetery. O O O W'llllam Hughes, James Mela. Al Muringo. \anier llirdsail. William Miller. Fred Ilourany and Charles llnussler. all of who engaged in the “i‘rce for all" fight. at the corner of \Vuslllngton and VVaier streets on Monday night. April sth. were all fined $7.50 each in the downtown court. this morning on; charge.- of breach of the peace. All with the exception of Miller. Hourany and llausslcr. paid their fines and the." three made arrangements to pay their lines later on. O O 0 “Agricultural. Lime and Lime Stone for lawns and gardens. and crashed lliue Stone for driveways at Norwalk Con] & Supply Co. Phone 113." Noroton The Rev. \Vllliam Sinclair Poster and John A. “feed attended the meet- ing of the Connecticut Valley Pres~ ll_\l(’l"y held years‘lay in the Ben- edict Memorial Church or New Hill'Ln as TOPICSPIIl‘lliV’C'S from the Nerrton Church. Sewn-m oi the. “’Olllil‘i from the local church attended :he m'W‘illl' of the V‘Vomcns branch of the l'lra- bytcry. Among those unending the meeting were: Mrs. \Vliliasn Silicndr. Mrs. Francis Leash Ivira. Earl l'ulic.‘ Mrs. John li‘lil‘lil‘lls, and Mrs. (‘har- let. A. Hodgman. O O 0 At a. recent bum-25s meeting held in St. Lukes Chapel. in the infirm! of the Ladies Guild Mrs. \Villiun Weed. of Brush Island Was I looted president. and Miss Caxlltns Gorhan. of Rinse End Road \icc-pr-zsii.-nt. O O 0 Mr. Gould and family. who rented the John \V. Doty house on thenings End Road are having the place and grounds improved. Mr. Gould will move to Noroton a week from next Sunday. 0 C 0 Though incorrect information given to the correspondent of this column it was stated the other day that Gen. Henry C. Hodges of Noroton was pre- THE BOY Golf Instructor. ‘ a s a the employ of Charles C. Noroton Avenue. taken a Job with Anthony of Noarwater Lane. . Choir rehearsal was held ing at the rectory of (.Ihrist. o e The regular weekly mecti Norwalk Radio League was evening. ' O C 0 William Stevens. 0 C The Misses Minerva and end visitors with relatives avenue. 0 O 0 street. are entertaining frie few days. 0 O 0 Repairs are being made notice board of the East A E. church. at the corner of nue and Rowan street. a O O The men and older boys. East Avenue M. E. church 0 C 0 Mrs. C. 8. Thompson. of tiers of the Womn's Guild ernoon of next week at 2 O O O A meeting of the Every Canvass committee of Chris 7:30 o'clock. e o e Rev. Ralph H. White of mm M. 1-7. church tomorrow. discuss the work being don league. 0 0 0 Baseball opened today on t Work and the Galrbc- Vole game series. 0 O o The ladies of the East improvement Association the home. of Mrs. Henry Arkil 27th. 0 O 0 tomorrow. will be observed Christ Episcopal church. in t ing the rector. Rev. Robert Footc will speak on "The That is to be." as illustrated sented under the auspices East Norwalk Improvement William Ryan of Labayctte Strut. Stamford who has beer. canceled with the William Burns Golf Club In duf- orent capacities for several back returned last week from Cuba. where he spent the winter. am has, taken up his duties at the call) as Malachi Donohin. who has been in Lorbes of for a number . of years has resigned his position and East Norwalk The usual meeting of Troop No. C. B. S. A. will be held this evening. of East avenue. has been entertaining friends out of town. at his home here. 0 Wortmann, of New Haven. are week- Mr. and Mrs. Wicke. of Fort Point Rhode Island. at their home for a another of the recreation and fellow-. ship gatherings at the church parlors on Monday evening at 7:45 o'clock. . . . William 1.. Scarlea and family. of New York. have been spending a few Point street. will entertain the mem- days at their summer residence at o'clock. i pal church will be held at the rectory of the church on Monday evening. at Saloon League will be the speaker at the evening service. at the East Ave- lot. when tile Norwalk iron \"orks clashed in the first game of a five- will for sewing for the coming bauar. at Scnvicw avenue. on Friday afternoon. Shakespeare's birthday. which falls. the morning and evening services at Tempt-i." while at the evening prayrr Singing School." which is to be pre- tion. will be held on Monday evening. April 28rd. with Mrs. Grace Hassell. Eversley avenue. at 8 o'clock. The ing at the rehearsal. yesterhy'a edition of the years is used by‘the trucks. full of bottled whiskey. o s o Canavan. last even. church. ng of the held last bridesmaid were blue and from carried pink married life. Agatha extended honeymoon trip. on but on Bartlett avenue. nds from to the School in East Norwalk. venue M. s s 0 East ““3. Mrs. Sarah “Vet-d, Summit, New Jersey. 0 C O of the will hold secured a position on the 64 Fort 0' Ch ”fl Tokeneke. chu'rch. at her home on Thursday uft- . . . The usual spring fire occund in the woodland back of Taylor avenue and Flax lllll Road. last night. Scores of acres were burned over. but the only damage done was to kill a large num- ber of young trees. which had begun to replace the ones out from the land Member t Episco- sevnml years ago. - the Anti- s e a Schnert. pastor. He will e by the work of our church. We Yif‘ “"lf‘ko g tenmr fill. i covet for blessed day Sll“‘.8y. Sunday school Norwalk lilac! Hoffman. and owning service at 7:30. Thursday night at " praise service. coined. at both he morn- B. B. Manhood in "The Darien A. V. M rs. attack or lagrippe. of the AFSOPIE- home of Post lioml. hour was held. Rowayton Mrs. John Johnson of Highland avenue. is substituting at the Marvin t on the mnamrmmm stated the Distinguished service Med-l singing books he. arrived ... it is at 5! 008- John WI: Th1. 1- infuses-ear! for all those who are to error the Gen. Hodges receiving the take part to report on Monday even. honor is H. D. Hodges instead of 11.0. 0 Since the ”Swim of the item in Evening Sentinel. about the use of trucks along lonely roads. at early hours of the morning. evidently to transport it. quor. there have been numerous stor- ies told of encounters with strange trucks and strange men who asked questions about the certain road, that None of those who have related these stories. how- ever. have been as fortunate as the man who found the pastboard carton Miss Ida. Louise Banks. daughter of John \V. Banks. of 86 Fifth street. and Frederick Lloyd Finch. son. of Mr. and Mrs. John Finch. of Bartlett avenue. were married on Wedneday evening. April 18th, at 8:80 O'clock. by. the Rev. L. Earle Shaflner, at the parsonage of the East Avenue H. E. church. The couple were attended by Miss Bertha Peterson and Philip Brencher. of Darlen. a chum of the bridegroom. The bride wore brown canton crepe with hat to match and carried a bouquet of white roses. The canton crepe roses. The couple have the best wishes of their many friends. for much happiness in then- The couple left on an and on their return will make thdr residence of Rowayton avenue. is spending a few days Henry Jarvis. of Crokett street. has ..m" owned by Captain Charles W. Bell. Rowayton Methodist church. H. B. The new conference year begins Sunday and the pastor will enter upon his second year in the rejoice in the happy memories of the past. year and pray that the fuiure year may prove even snore enriching and help- (‘hristian enthusiasm is beautiful and heartening. and that is what. we our church and for our work. May it. please God to give us a at 10 a. m.. after which the morning hour of worship at 11 o’clock. Epworth League at 0:“. .:80. prayer nnd Everybody is wel- Milispaugh is confined to her home in West avenue with an and sermon. the talk will be on s a e "Love's Cli'oice" as illustrated in nm- J W Mo , , , _ rgan s at Thursday ”The Merchant of Venice." in New Haven. M O O O o o O A rehearsal of the farce. "The The liver~lleady Society. of the Methodist Episcopal church, held a meeting on Thursday evening, at the Mrs. Albert, Owens No business of any imo poriance was transacted and a. social The next meeting will be held on May 8rd, at which time the Society will entertain the men of the church. 0 a o ' Mr. and llrs. 'r. o. sullen and fam- ily of Smith‘s Island. Mrs. P. A. Sta- bell, Mrs. Gertrude Anderson. Mr. and ,Mrs. Clifford St. John. Miss Karen Olsen and Miss Ethel Hendricks. all of South Norwaik. spent Thursday evening as the guests of-Mr. and Mrs. Frederick‘fi. Smith. of the Post Road. and later attended the minstrel show given by the fire' department. 0 0 O Methodist Episcode church. Rev. J. W. Morgan. pastor. Morning ser- mon will be the second on the subject puss Glory of the Church.” in the evening the sermon will be "Word Pictures." Because of the storm last Sunday evening. this semen was not delivered. New members will be re- ceived into the church next Sunday evening. Every Sunday evening will be devoted to evangelistic singing an preaching. ' The tenth annual minstrel show of the Darien fire department was given again last evening for the second time and an even larger crowd was in at- tendance than the first night. The show was presented in a fine manner and made a big hit. The committee in charge of the program. who made the affair the success was: Frederick Smith. chairman. Lester Bounty. Carl Schmidt. Carl Rellstab and Arthur Raymond. Great credit is due Fred- erick H. smith. who coached the play so tirelessly and Carl Schmidt, who had charge of the music. 0 O C The Dar-ion fire department was called out to a bad grass tire yester~ day afternoon on the property on the Tokeneko Road. owned by Herbert Witherspoon. the noted singer. It was the worst grass fire the local de- partment had to fight this season, and for a time it was very threatening, but the reliable broom squad finally beat out the flames before they did any at naga The fire biased at a rapid rate. and got across the road into Richards’ lot. and threatened the house. but the local fire eaters finally extinguished the flames. The local fire department was also called out Thursday morning to extinguish a brush fire on the property of H. 0. Street. on Mansfield avenue. 0 O O The new Larrabee fire truck arrived in town this morning. As was an- nounced in last night's Evening Sen- . ' SATURDAY, 'APRIL 21, ' and speed. If the test should be :‘ufitha apparatuswlll ham. mass, by the city. Q’ put 'on the waiting list. There being no room in the Ponaa City (Okla) Jail a convicted man was ' HONEY field avenue. Cmmo. Ill. your name and address plainly. ,will receive in return a trial croup: Foley Kidney Pills for our momma won-n Cut out this slip. enclose with So and mail it to Foley 5 00.. 2888 Shef~ writing You nachse' containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs. colds and pains in sides and back: rheumatism. back- ache. kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets. a whole. some and thoroughly cleansing ea- YOU'RE MY thartic for constipation. biliousness. DB headaches. and sluggish bowels. 388mm. Stillson. Powell Corporation—Adv. Inna“ THE PRESIDENT of a large New York com— pany, who began life as a newsboy in Columbus, Ohio, said: “If it were possible for me to double the income of all our em- ployees, the good I could do in that way would be less than if I could imbue them with an earnest de- sire and purpose TO SAVE and invest their money.” 3318310813! The People’s Trust Co. First Bank [‘nder the Bridgw on Washington St. tincl, the. truck arrived in Darien late Thursday afternoon. but it was taken to Norwalk, to be given a thorough examination and was. brought back today. This truck is equipped complete for carrying addi- tional fire equipment to the scene of action. and its addition to the Darien fire department will give them one of the best motorised departments of any town in the state, Darlen's sine. The body is made of steel, withl slatted wood bottom. ventilating type and holds 1.000 feet of z and one-half inch type. It has a 1: footrladderw u‘lth patented folding books. a so fool rope. hoist extension, and 2 torches. mounted at the rear of the body. at the end of the hand holders. These torches burn lard oil and will not blow out in strong winds. There are also 2 Delta lanterns mounted in special spring holders. The firemen have purchased this new truck from their own treasury at a cost exceeding $3.000. Not enough credit can be given these men for their hard efforts towards giving Darlen the best pro~ tection against fire. W ‘10 TEST Nl-Iu' FIRE 1530le MONDAY The official tire underwriters tests will be made on Monday afternoon of the new American La France pump- ing engine which arrived here this week. The apparatus will be taken to the Ferris Coal docks. between 1:30 and ‘3 o'clock on Monday afternoon, and there put through a three hours' pumping test. after which the under-‘ South N orwalk. Just as the automobile has sup- plied the transportation . mods of every family, the laundry of today supplies I'- ery sanitary need from the roughest wash to the finest finished fabrics. Our telephone is 790 —- call Ill and a representative will call and explain our different services that we can offer you. NOBWAI.‘ suns LAUNDRY is Day Street South Norwalk Telephone no writers will give their official tests to the apparatus. This includes pumping. hill climb- The greatest problem in many a household is the boy. It is a big problem. One of the most. important hints toward—solving it is to encourage the boy to start a savings account of his own. . This means thrift and character. The .. City. afional Preventable Fire Waste in America New Hal? Billion Dollars Annually Prevention We Specialize in TWO PANTS SUITS 'thra Pants Double the Wear. ASHER GLICKSON Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher ‘ To lien and Boys 11 Main St. Norwalk TIES $1.00 ‘ I Rogers €91 Stev l l l lorwalk g... 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