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blasters
Men report that trout:
have started to rho to dies.
0 I O .-
--Harris 8 Cans. That's all.
0 I 0
Hrs. P. W. Brooks of West Rocks
seed is spending today in New York
e
O
The regular weekly curd night will
he held tomorrow evening at the
'“n‘ hm'w‘mfmf' . The property of Charles Thompson.
n e
-—Musio F ”v”: Pupils Public Fort Point street and Osborne ave u .
lehools. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday nights; 8:16 o'clock Daylight
'fiflng Time; High School
tam.
Auditor-
The monthly business meeting of
the South Norwalk Boat club will be
held at the club quarters. tomorrow,
Wednesday evening.
0 O C
Benjamin and Milton Markoi‘f with
their brother llarry of Danbury. mo-
tored to Brooklyn. N. Y.. Sunday.
where they spent the day.
0 0 0
——Rummage Sale Thurs. and Fri.
Hanford Block. Auspices Ladies Aid
Soc. 1 at M. E. Church.
0 O 0
William McKinley Auxiliary No. 9
will hold a regular meeting in Fores-
ter's Hall. Thomas street. i-‘irst Dis-
trict this evening at 8 o’clock (D. T.)
O O O
The Ladies Aid Society of the How-
ayton M. E. church will meet in the
chapel Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock. for an all day sewing session.
Luncheon will be served at 1: o'clock.
O O I
—-Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also a!l
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7
B. R. Ave. Phone 890.
O 0 0
A roast beef supper will be served
this evening at Masonic hall. South
Main street under the auspices of
Ophlr Chapter, No. 62. 0. E. S.
O O O
The matter of contracts for school
teachers will probably be settled to-
night at a regular meeting of the
Board of Education to be held at the
Norwalk High school.
0 O 0
—Harris & Gans. That's all.
0 O O
VVorkmen were busy yesterday
tightening up the wires of the fire
alarm system. which had been stretch-
ed and strained during the storms on
Saturday and Sunday nights. -
e e e
Court Laurel. No. 106. C. D. of A.
has called a special meeting for to-
morrow. Wednesday evening. in
Knights of Columbus hail. Washing-
ton street. All members are asked to
be present.
0 O O
-—l-.iarris d: Cans. That's All
e e e
The Women of Mooseheart Legion
will hold a meeting this evening in
the Moose Home. South Main street.
All members are asked to be present.
Refreshments will be served. and a
social time will he enjoyed following
the meeting.
0
Several matters of importance came
up for discussion at s. special meeting
of the Board of Health held last night
at the office of Dr. Robert E. Perdue.
health officer. It was reported that
“Clean-Up" week was coming along
nicely.
—Buy your Victrola at Donneliy’s
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until a p. in.
To celebrate “Music week."
People's chorus tonight will present
a program at the Norwaik High
school auditorium. Members of the
chorus have been asked to bring the
scores of Faust. Joan of Arc and the
Community Song Books.
0 O
the
There will be a meeting of the La-
dies' Aid Society of the First Metho-
dist church tomorrow afternoon at
3:80 in the church. All members are
requested to be present as final plans
will be made. for the rummage sale
to be held Thursday and Friday.
0 O O
Mispah Circle. King's Daughters.
will meet this evening at 8 o'clock
(D. '1'.) at the South Norwalk Baptist
church. Mrs. Sarah Howard and Mrs.
Cora. Fuller will entertain and will
serve refreshments. Following the
meeting a. social time will he held.
All members are asked to attend.
O O O
A beef steak dinner was given by
Korwaik Lodge. No. 70’. B. P. 0. E"
to the canvassers at the recent Elk's
fair at the Hotel Mdhaokemo lasti
evening. and at the same time thei
members of Hartford Lodge. who were '
present to furnish entertainment for
“(lien Night. were‘ given a squah
marten. sass is mean. as:
‘1 have not
A new switch-ava- is being pies:
st the M. Butler strcet.
Wgst aVsnne, hp the m oom—
hsyr. at» Tesla» the “one ;-that has
been in us there for some little
time. ;Workmen are engaged in re-
placing the pavement there today. the
work of installing the new rails havb
ing ben done last night. .
East Norwalk
Mr. Thompson.
is being improved by
. e e o
A well attended rehearsal of “The
Singing School" was held last night
at the home of Mrs. W'illiam Hansel].
Eversley avenue.
e e s .
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doiy have re-
turned to their ~ summer home at
Marvin Beach. after spending the
winter in New York city.
0 O 0
Miss Agatha. Wartmann of New Ha-
ven has returned to her home after
..
on East avenue.
s e s
The Ladies' Aid Society of the East
avenue M. E. church wil hold its
regular meeting at the church tomor~
row afternoon at 2:00 o'clock (D. T.)
O O O
The regular monthly meting of the
Epworth League of the East avenue
M. E. church will be held this eve-
ning.
Members of the Swedish Bethlehem
Congregational church on Van Zandt
street are to hold a social gathering
at the church. the evening.
e 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pascale of
Osborne avenue and Van Zandt street.
entertained friends-from out-of-town
over the week-end.
O O O
The “'atch-Your-Stitch club
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock (D. T.) with Mrs. Augustus
Rich. 54 Cove avenue.
0 O O
A number of local young men to-
day took up duties with the painting
crews of the New Haven road. and will
do work around the local property of
the company.
will
Improvement is noted in the condi-
tion of Theodore Olsen of Fort Point
and Van Zandt streets. who has been
confined to the. Norwallt hospital by
illness for some weeks.
0 O I .
Robert Cedergreen of Selleck street
has returned.to his home here after
undergoing treatment at a New York
hospital for an infection of his foot.
following an accident some months
ago.
0 0
News was received here yesterday
of tgthe loss of the pulp schooner
Princes Goodnow. which went
ashore on the Maine coast in Satur-
day's gale. The Goodnow made its
last appearance in the local harbor
in January of this year.
' . e e e
Benjamin Cello is contemplating
the erection of a building on Fort
l‘oint street. Two sets of plans are
being considered by Mr. Cello at the
present time. both of which contem-
plate the erection of apartments
above a store to be occupied by him-
self.
0 O 0
Members of the East Norwaik Im-
provement Association will consider.
at their May meeting being held at.
Community hall. this afternoon. the
question of "Clean-Up \‘Veek" an ap-
plied to conditions about the East
Norwaik Mill pond. Conditions here
have been disgraceful for some time.
gnrhnges. refuse and papers being
strewu along the banks of the pond.
despite protests. and it will be recom-
mended that more strenuous action be
taken to put a stop to the nuisance.
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STOPS BACKING (DOUGH
“Had a hacking cough for years.
and li‘oley's Honey and Tar is the
only remedy that reached my cough.
been troubled with it
since. writes Mrs. E. M. Doby. Asbury
Park. N. J.. Coughs. Colds. Goup.
Throat. Chest and Bronchial trouble
are quickly relieved with Foley’s
Honey and Tar. Contains no opiates
—ingredients printed on the wrapper.
Largest selling cough medicine in the
World. Stiiison. Powell Corporation.—
Adv.
my 0. than
HARPER m0”
Shamanic—Scalp Treatment
Mil-W
«sommmmm
chicken dinner at the hotel. About to
people in all attended both dinners.
1‘ i
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. Deposited in this bank-before May, 6th will
‘ draw interest framiniay‘ls‘t. .. '
Accounts of $1 to ”Mill are invited,
SOUTH ROBWALK, CONN.
Room 1 Phone 41!
1
‘.
spending the week-end with relatives
Rowayton ._
Charles N.-Rarntond of Logan-Place
m a visitor in White Plains. Sunday.
0 O
Lynch of Highland
York
f'
0
Mrs. Edgar D.
avenue spent Saturday in New
city. ‘ e e e
Samuel Hall resigned his position
at the Rowaytoa Meat. Market. Sat-
urday evening.
0
Samuel Mead is having a new porch
laid at his store on Rowayton avenue.
It isalse being painted;
C
The Ever Ready Circle of the King‘s
Daughters will be entertained this
evening at the home of Mrs. Preston
M. Hart of McKinley street.
Carl Sweesy and family. of Darien.
have moved into the Spellman home
on the Post Road. Noroton.
O O O
A new road. is being constructed
through the Re! C. Lester. place on
the Post Read. .Thio tractof .iand.
was opened for development by Mr.
Lester. last summer. . ' -
.» .« . . . . . If .
Robert Toms. manager of the Hind-
ley Junior High Baseball“ team. ~is in.
receipt of a challenge from the Center
school of Norwallt. for aserles of two
games. one to be."pi_s.yed in horoton.
and the other in Norwaik.
O O o
The Board of Selectmen .held its
weekly meeting yesterday morning in
the Town Halli The selectmen“ have
finished mailing all the bills for bath-
house renflls at Pehr‘ri‘ee Point. Aft-
er May 15th. di bath houses" that
have not been paid for. will be rented
out to the first ipplicani'a. ‘
O O 0 .
Charles W. Palmer. form” of
Collender's, Point. Noroion and New
York City. has rented unfurnished.“
for a term of years "l-learthstooe" on
the Old King's Highway. Noroton. the
property of Judge Harry V. Snead.
Mr. Palmer is an. enthusiastic golfer
tinned from the South where - they
have been spending the. winter. r'l‘hey
are now occupying their new home.
Mr. Palmer is a nenthusiastic golfer
and is a. member of the “co Burn
Golf Club. Noroton'.
0
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The Clem-Cpflampalgn was start-
ed today, and will be continued
through Saturday. The sclectmen
have made arrangements to have all
rubbish. ashes. etc.. carted away and
disposed of and good results are ex-
pected. The schools will oo-operate
with the town. and Superintendent
Leon H. Rockwell has divulged the
following plans: Each of the five cen-
t¢s of population are di tricts for
clean-up week. Each district is un~
der the direction of two teachers and
three patrons. The communes follow:
Dar-ten: ‘ Teachers. Misses. Eva: Boa:
tick and Catherine Mason: patrons.
Charles P. Rumpf, George F. Bearse
and James I". Williams.
Noroton Heights:—Teachers. Miss
Helen Morehouse. hit-s. Gertrude Her-
man; patrons. “'illiam B. Peaston. E.
G. Evans and S. C. Cahoon.
Norotonz—Teacbcrs. John H. Ring.
Mrs. D. D. Holmes; patrons. Rev. Mc‘
Guauc. John H. Ring and Hen
Wylie. l'y
Glenbrook:—Teachers. Mies May
Anderson. Miss Loretto Ryan; Pa-
trons. Edward H. Fuller. Halbert 0.
Phillips.
Springdaiez—Tcachcrs, Miss Jessie
Lomax. Miss Isabel Valentine: Pa-
trons Mrs. M. C. Fohey. Mr. Worth,
Mrs. Henrietta Gunn. Prizes will be '
given to the ones having the neatest
yards. Patrons of the committee are
responsible for inspection of yards on
the day previous to collection and
determination of prize winner for
their district. inspections by patrons
are to be done if possible after the
placing of the rubbish at the curb or
other accessible spot. The routes of
collection are as follows: Mansfield
avenue to Hooter avenue. Broskslde
avenue to Keefer avenue. Post road
to Seminary avenue. Old King's High-
way to Seminary avenue. Leroy ave-
nue to Sedgwick avenue, Sedgwlck
—
_ "kicked"
avenue to center’s! town. Maple'ave’g
nus to Leroy ’avenne. Wm avenue to
Moretou Heights. Noroton Heights
center. Noroton avenue andPostroad
to Nantes: center. ;
'Westport
Mias Jennie Allen and Mr. Ronald
Parker were man-led at s o'clock Sat-
urday afternoon at the home of the
bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Allen of Imperial avenue. The Rev.
Edward Luke Reed performed the
ceremony. Only relatives of the bride
and groom were present. This was
one of the prettieest weddings of the
season. After the wedding trill. Mn
and Mrs. Parker will reside in West-
DOl't- .
The Rev. Kenneth Machnaie o!
the Holy Trinity Parish has Just an-
isned the and year as Rector of Holy
Trinity. Rev. MacKenzie was given a
pleasant surprise in the present of a
sedan by appreciative friends. Mr.
MacKensie besides being Rector of
the Holy Trinity Church of Westport
is president 0 him "Inland South Ant-
erica Missionary Union.”
0 O O
The'teachern ”and officers of Holy
Trinity‘ Churchschool met. at the rec-
‘tory onMo’aday evening for supper
Iand a social evening.
. . .... e 0
AReinholdvfl-Bnase of Westport has
sold. to William‘Haase a piece of land
and buildings thereon situated. on
Spring Hill.
. .. O O 0
Leon Hunt, Morris Downs. and Vic-
tor Sunderiand haw: sold to Henry 0.,
and Rose Bedsits of New York city.
lot 107 of the property formerly be-
longing to Roodner of Norwalk, sub-
,ject to restrictions.
’ .g 0 0
Miss Katherine Donahue spent Sat-
urday and‘Sunday in New York.
_ 1 e e a .
The Rev. Kenneth Mac Kcnsie
preached in Trinity church. South
Norwaik last. Sunday in the absence
of the rector of the church.
a e a
Mrs. M. B. Cotes, director of the
kindergarten department of Hunter
College. New York city. is a guest at
Holy Trinitysrectory.
. I e 0
Joseph T. Quinlan of Lynnbrook.
L. I. is the guest of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs._ Thor‘s Quinlan.
- O O 0
Kenneth G. MacKensle spent the
week-end with his parents. the Rev.
and lira. Mackenzie.
, e e e
Charles Frazer. while cranking his
car last Friday night. met with a
very pal ul accident. Mr. Fraser
had stopped at a garage for gas.
‘Vhen cranking the car the engine
and those who witnessed
the accident say Fraser was lifted
fully two feet of! the ground. He has
a broken arm and will be laid up for
some time.
I O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Macintyre and child-
ren. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gran-
ville Cow-r.» .i .
O O O
The Pioneer Hook and Ladder
Company is having the running board
of their fire engine repaired.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Moody who have been
living in the Omit Linde house on
Knight street for the past two years,
are moving into their recently ac~
quired property.
e e e
Mr. 'and Mrs. Percy Cole and Mr.
and Mrs. Anisey Baker of Imperial
avenue, motored to Bethel on Sun-
day to visit Mrs. John Ryan.
0 O 0
Arthur Betta has mid his house in
St. John place. to Fred Gorham of
“roadside avenue.
0 0 O
.4, . -y ' .
infra. Chatting Harris was a visitor
*- m... we. '
The Woman's Auxiliary met in the
rectory of Christ church. yesterday.
Reports regarding ‘the chicken
supper prove that it was a financial
success. Tea and aeootal hour fol-
lowed the regular bl‘ne- of the or-
ionisation.
O O O
)[iss E. A. Chapman of Greens
Farms was the only Westportertwho
attended the golden wedding anniverb
sary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Odell of Bridgeport {there were
present f tom Philadelphia.
mam. N. I. Worcestpr. Mass. and
“New York city.
0 O 0
Hrs. Granville Colyar has one of
several \Vestport people who spent
the day in South Norwalk yesterday.
O O O ,
The Corporate Communion of the
Women's Auxiliary will be on the
third Sunday in May at 0:30 a. In. All
members are requested to be present.
0 0 0
Miss Rachel Harris of Lincoln
street is ill and confined to her hotne-
l ’ O O C '
Frank Stevens, son of Dr. Thomas
Stearns of Burr avenue, will under-
go, this week. an operation for affect-
ed tonsils.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wagner. Jr..
who have been living with Mr. Wag-
ner’s parents on State street. moved
into their own home in Stnmlord,
yesterday. Mr. Wagner is manager
of an A. d: P. grocery store in Stam-
ford.
Miss Katherine Burr. of State and
Wright street. who has spent the win-
ter in New York. was in town today.
I O O
The Misses Grace and Alice Taylor
of Brooklyn. N. Y.. are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Bailey. -_
C O 0
Thomas MacDonall is a visitor In
\Vestport.
O O O
The easebtiv. committee of the lo-
cal chapter, American Red Cross. will
meet in the chapter rooms. Thursday
evening.
0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Romper
and daughter Helen, having sold their
residence on Owenoke Island to Mr.
Hammond. president of the Colorado
povhr house. will move to Greenfield
Hill on June 1st.
0 O O
The regular monthly business men's.
luncheon was served in Christ
church parlors today by St. Agnes
Guild. The town omclals were .all
present. The luncheon was well
served and the financial results were
excellent.
The neighborhood Bridge Club met
this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
ache. Kidney and bladder ailments;
and Foley's
cathartic for constipation. biliousners.’
109.3.P.0.E.intheflk‘sheme, in
Sou-swine LTheaftairwssone
ot-themodsnooe-fniever heid- in
gime of the new of which At-
torney John T, Dwyer is Exalted
Ruler. Becansa of ‘the niece- of the
affair. it Ls expected that another such
the of extreme warm weather.
The infotainment was furnhhed by
the "Hartford Entertainers”: com-
ford Lodge of Elks. The "boys" told
stories and sang songs. In fact, the
entertainment was more or less in the
form of a mintrel show with Freder-
ick C. Beideil as interloetor.
Among the entertainers were: The
Murphy Trio new of John
Murphy: Frank Buckley and Barry
Burke; Ilsthsw Covenant; the min
Boys; many Bias-es: Barold- O'Mara:
Neil McAullffe; and Mk . Hauler.
The several were accompanied by
Archie Merriam on the piano.
Following the formal program.
dancing was enjoyed. Refreshments
consisting of ice-cream and cake were
served.
The “Hartford Entertainers" will
appear again at Norwalk Lodge on
May 39 at which flme a stag party is
to be held for members.
ACCESSORIES STOLEN.
The downtown police received a
report this morning that some one
had stolen a magneto from one of
the trucks belonging to the Consoli-
dated Coal Company on Rowan
street. The magneto was later found
on the railroad tracks in the rear of
the coal yard. Hyman Feldman.
who lives next door to the coal yard.
stated that some one had also stolen
a magneto from one of his cars. The
matter is being investigated by the
police.
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and mail it to Foley a Co.. 2885 Shef-
neld avenue. Chicago. Ill.. writing
your name and address clearly.
You will receive in return a on pac—
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Tar Compound for coughs. colds and
croup: Foley Kidney Pills for pains in
sides and back: rheumatism. heck-
Cathartic Tablets. a
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Charles Hendricks on Tresdu-ellave-
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e e e i
E. N. Sipperley. Jr.. is drllling a
well for T. W. Treadwell at. Lyon's
Plains.
O 0 O
The Matthias Poet. American Le-
gion Auxiliary. is to have charge of
the poppy sale thb your. The panics
to be sold are made by women who
served mu the World Wir. and
the money earned will be used for the
benefit of the disabled veorans.
Norwalk Tire & Rub-
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Yale&Towne ....16%
Maples G‘Goldachmidt
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$7 .50 to $25.00
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things the war miglft met:
to the boy—being a hero .
general and the like. but;
HOW about his new Suit!
Is he to get one and if so
where ? “'hen buying g
Suit for the boy it is im.
portant to see that Le gen
the best quality, that it i
made right and that it iii;
him correctly.
You can be assured of then
things if you buy his suit
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and you get super quality
too !
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Chocolate Shop
G. PEPPOS
10 South hialn Street.
Leo Keehan was substituting as
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mail carrier for Tony Gilbertie, yes-
terdny.
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