' «4Q Michael J. Howard. of Con-
avsnue. spent yesterday vis-
. her aughter in New Rochelle.
O O O
, The People's Chorus will rehearse
"H “May night instead of Tuesday
unset. next week.
0 0 O
flair. and Mrs. Mom- Epstein of
”ford weer visitors in Norwalk
gateway.
Prank Sterry Abbott of the First
~ ct will witness the Milk Fund
We at the Yankee stadium today.
' ‘ C O O
d-You may buy union label straw
Mie'at Joseph Davis’.
0 O 0
Many post cards have been received
iron the Rev. and Mrs. C. S. Lewis
who have been touring the Southern
states.
;' C O 0
Horses McMahon is in attendance
at the Willard-Johnson bout at the
Iankee stadium today.
O O O
A rummage sale will be held all
'day Monday on the‘second fioor of
the Salvation Army building. “'asll-
legion street.
0 C
—You may Buy union label straw
hats at Joseph Davis.
0 O C
The Senior Club of Trinity G. F. S
will meet on Monday evening. May
14th at the home of the Misses Red-
ling. 18 Academy Street. '
O O O
The Girl's Friendly Society of Trino
Ity church will meet on Thursday
evening. May 17th. at the home of
_ Miss M. K. Jennings. 119 Flax Hill
Road.
0 O 0
Banner Council. No. 54. Sons and
'nughters ,of Liberty are making
plans for a prise plnochle to be held
in the near future.
0 O O
-8arris & (Jana. That's all.
0
Routine business was transacted at
a meeting of Cockenoe Tribe. No.
.1. I. O. R. 31.. held last night in
Red Men's hall. Main street.
0 O 0
Frank Lauder. a member of the
freshman class at Yale. is spending a
few days at his home on Seymour
III'OOL
O
0 0
Friends of Leo M. Miller of the
first district are pleased to learn of
his appointment as succiste editor of
the Syracuse University paper. The
Ddily Orange.
0 O 0
—You may buy union label straw
hats at Joseph Davis'.
0 0 0
lit. and Mrs. Nathan Frake of 2‘!
Putnam avenue and daughter Estella
.Frake. left today for Detroit. erh.,
where they will visit Mr. and Mrs.
Minor Gamble. formerly of this city.
0 O O
The order of the Knight Templar
was conferred last. night at a special
conclsve of Clinton Commander. No.
8. Knights Templar. held at the
Berkeley street temple.
0 O O
-Sot‘t hats and Caps O'Briens.
0 O 0
Miss Kathryn Van Alstync of Bay-
view avenue celebrated her sexentll
birthday at her home yesterday. when
a number of her young friends gath-
ered and helped her enjoy the day.
s e e
Rev. and Mrs. C. s. Lewis who have
been on an extended automobile tour
of the Southern states and who were
the guests of President “'arren G.
Harding at the White House. are ex-
pected to return to their home at 44
rsirfield avenue. today.
0 0 0
-—Don Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 1
I» R. Ave. Phone 890.
O O 0
Secretary D. W. Harford of the
State Firemen's Association is send-
log out notices today of the next an-
nual meeting of the a-ociation which
will be held at. Rockville. on Augu't
15th and 16th.
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Mr. and Mrs. \V’ard Van ' Alstyne.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin. Alvin
Beerdt and Anson I". Keeler are in
Hartford today attending the Lsun~
Mman’s Conventiou. Mr. Austin is
to deliver an address on the subject
ot “Chimneys" to the Laundrymen. ’
O O 0
-Soft hats and caps—-O'Brlen's.
O C O
The political situation of Norwalk
was geneme discussed last night at
a meeting of the Democratic Wo-
men's A-ociatlon held sat night in
the Bird House Tea R om in Wall
street: Arrangements were made
whereby monthly meetings of the
association will be held in the future.
The meetings will be held alternate-
ly in the First and Second districts
The annual meeting of the Connec-
ticut Laundry Owners’ Association is
being held today at the Hotel Bond
in Hartford. Captain Anson F. Keel-
er and .Alvin Hurdt. both of the
Norwalk Steam Laundry .are attend-
ing the convention. Captain Keeler
is secretary of the association.
0 C O
—Moonlight and confetti dance.
Kish Hall. Sat. night. Last dance of
the season. SpringwoodA. A.C.
John W. Smith. of Elmwood ave-
nue. sailed today on the White Star
Line steamer ”Adriatic" for Liver—
pool. England. Mr. Smith was book-
ed through the John T. Hayes agen-
cy. .' . .
—Earri.s a Gans. That’s All.
0 O 0
Two small real estate deals were
completed today. Henry Fuller. of
Fairileld avenue. purchased thatwo-
family house at 4 and 0 Pleasant
street from James Henry and Peter
J. Waldron. of West Rocks Road.
purchased the former Driscoll home
in Beacon street.
0 0
-—You may buy union label straw
hats at Joseph Davis'.
0 O O
No. 97. I. 0. O. R.
will confer the first degree on a
class of fifty candidates at Loyalty
Lodge. No. 58. of Bridgeport on
Monday evening. May 14th. Buses
to take the local lodge membcrs to
Bridgeport. will leave Odd Fellows'
Hall at. 7 o'clock (D. T.)
0 O 0
Butler Lodge.
——To have that parlor suit uphol-
stered. call up Bergstrom Shop. new I.
0. O. F. bldg.
The annual walk of the Norwalk
Bird and Nature club which was
planned for today. has been post-
poned because of the weathtsz A
lllll-incss meeting of the club will be
hid on Monday cevning. May lilh. at.
the home of Mia. B. A. Woodward,
North Main street. however.
0 C O
—l-larris & Cans. That's all.
0 O
The Rose Flower Shop of “'ash-
ington street. which is run by M. F.
Byxbee. has purchased land on “real-
port avenue. from the Church estate.
The land. which is located near the
Vollmcr property. will be used this
summer for fiower cultivation pur-
poses. while next spring it is planned
to build several houses.
0 O O
-—Moonlight and confetti dance.
Kish Hall. Sat. night. Last dance of
the season. Springwood A. C.
O O 0
Miss Ruth Cave. secretary to Wil-
liam 0. McLean. in the offices of Wil-
liam O. McLean. lnc.. sailed this
morning for Lake Clty. Florida. where
she will spend several weeks. Before
returning north Miss Cave will b the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hugh.
of Jacksonville. Florida. Hrs. Hughe
es beforehere recent marriage ‘-
Miss Louise_McCrsry of this city.
0 O 0
—Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 0 p. m.
0 O O
The annual senior dance of the
Nonvtllk High School was held last
night in the High School auditorium.
there being about 20 Oln attendance.
The hall was handsomely decorated.
and the Monterv orchestra of seven
pieces furnished music. The commit-
tee in charge consisted of Mi. Mar-
garet Gaston. chairman: Miss Elen-
nore Campbell. Miss Helen Sanger.
Morris Bresev and Frank Abbott. The
lucky number dance was won by Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen P. Clifford.‘Many
novelty favors were distributed dur-
ing the evehlng. .whieh caused con-
siderable amusement."
O I O
—Opes all summer 'for latest dances.
Policy's Private School. Tel. 2:27. .
KIDNEY TROUBLE
BECOMES SERIOUS
"Suffered with severe _ headache.
backache and pains in my legs and
under my shoulder blade. My kidneys
and bladder were in bad condition. I
was weak and nervous and felt tired
and worn out. Walking made me short
of breath. Every morning my- face
and hands were bloated. Medicines
failed to help my condition and doo-
tors advised an 0 tion. " writes
Maggie Nelson. Mossdael. Fla. "For-
tunately I read, about Foley Kidney
Pills. tried them and got relief"
Stillson. Powell Corporation. -Adv.
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full. amount of coupon.
‘.’s.sa-ls sl.s '-
lBonds
Due May 20, 1928, may be deposited-on
atpsr and the ’
Ills'i‘s
to makesthedsy apredous one to all.
Friends with automobiles will call on
' e goodly number of mothers and in
every way we want to help. ‘
There will also be aspects! pro-
‘ gram feature in the Guam 7 0011001 ‘t
10 o 'elocka and we knowall our hap-
py Sunday school folk will enjoy
that. ‘ i
In the evening the ma anniversary
of the Epworeh League will be cele-
brated by a fitting and pleasing pro-
gram at 7‘80.-
vite all their friends.
On Tuesday night. the young peo-
plf of the church and their friends
w it have a happy social gathering to
commemorate the 84th anniversary.
and at that time sleet new emcers.
Eight o'clock (D. T.) is the hour.
Everybody come.
Edward E. Bates, of West ave-
nue. was a visitor in Norwaik last
East Norwalk
The regular meeting of Troop No.6
13. s. A; will be held this dwellings
Community hall: ' ~
I o s
Ralph Hennett of Seaview ave-
nue. is to ha. e a large veranda con-
structcd on 11 house. .
George Conklin of Third street is
confined to his home withsn an‘attack
of rheumatism.
0 O 0
Robert Joselovsky of Seavlew ave-
nue. recently returned from a busi~
nesa trip to Waterbury. .
s s e .
Speeders over Seaview, avenue. at.
late hours of the. night. have - been
the cause of several complaints if)
the police of late.
0 O O
Contractor Fred Hawkins recently
“ll
completed a “roar gs for Louis evening.
Riehl. at the rear of he home on s e e .
3“" P‘m' John P. 'Brummer. of the Post
0 O 0
A service of admittance of a class.
as Candidates of the Girls' Friendly
Society. will be held tomorrow evening
at Christ Episcopal church.
0 O. s
Road. Darien's popular Depot garage
man. is as per usual the first man in
the town. to appear in a. straw hat
Mr. Brummer. tor the past 15 yea".
has been the first to don the straw
hat and the taste! the year. to doll
it. Mr. Brummer first appeared on
Thursday with his straw hat.
0 O ..
A large and appreciative audience
attended the three-act farce comedy.
"The Beantown Choir." last evening
at the Boyle school. The play was
given by members of the Methodist
Episcopal church. for the benefit of
the Epworth League of the church.
The comedy was one of the best ever
presented in Barton. and delighted
the large audience. Everyone knew
their part to perfection. and their
singing was especially good; A spo-
t‘llil feature of the entertainment was
the rendering of a number of selec-
Judge John. Keogh of Marxin
Beach has purchased the farm owned
by William Barrett of Hurlbutt
street. Wilton. which farm is located
in Weston.
0
William McMahon progressing
with the work of the taxing of the
two buildings on Scaview avenue.
which are on the site of the new
park.
Plans for the coming season were
discussed at the regular ‘monthly
meeting of the board of directors of
the Norwaik Country club held last
evening at the club quarters.
O 0 0
Election of omcers will be the prin- tions by the Men's Quartet of the
cipal item of business on Monday church. which is . composed of the
evening at the meeting of the May- Rev. J. w. Morgan. Howard Slauson.
Albert. Owens and Sidney Gartroli.
Great credit is due Mrs. Fred Mul-
lett. who directed the entire play. and
who took an important part in it. be-
sides.
fiower Hook 8: Ladder Company to be
held at the quarters on Van Zandt
street.
' O 0
Final rehearsals are to be hel’i of
"The Singing School" which is to be
presented at Community Hall on
W'ednesdsy and Friday evenings. of
next week. under the auspices of the
East Norwalk Improvement Amt-in-
tion.
cast of characters is as fol-
lows: The “Widow Wood. Mrs. Fred
Mullett; Beth Wood. her stepdaugh-
ter. a real sweet girl. Mrs. Harry Lut-
tcrman: Besekiah Doolittle. jest as
full of mischief as a dog is of fleas.
Howard Slsusen: hire. Do-ree-me
Scales. the director of the choir. pity
her? Miss Julia Sherer; Belinda
Snix. who orter be in grand opera.
of somewhere. Mrs. Edward Sisson:
Tessie Tooms. who pianos and organs
just lovely. Miss Ethel Willmott:
Sally Etta Pickle. who takes high G
just like a. cough drop. Mrs. B. H.
Ray;mond Mandy Hamsllnger. he!
The
The Epworth League of the East
Avenue M. E. church will hold an
Anniversary Day program at the
church on Sunday evening. when the
following program will be given:
Opening songs; prayer: ‘song: roll
call: history of the league: sole. fines
and violin: installation .of slicers:
soprano solo: group songs: remarks
by president; group song: violin and
flute "‘0: 31'0"“ ”“33 ”“3 and 0“ voice was cultivated on the cultivat-
“flnl: Wdicllon- . or. Miss Mabel Raymond: Birdie
- ~. Cockle. a twittering birdie who sings
Ro'wayton
like a lsrk. Mrs. Albert Owens:
Gra'ndma Howler. who'd be a good
"Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brooks have
moved from their home on Raymond
singer yet. if her voice had a'a held
out. Mrs. .lohn Drummer; Samantha
Sniggins. aged 8. little but oh my,
. Lois Raymond; Bashful Bill Bloom-
street to South .boru’nlk. er. long on bass but short on nerve.
Fredcflck Richmond of Rowayton
avenue has secured a position on the
estate of John Sherman Hoyt at Con-
Albort Owens.
0
Rowayton greenhouses. was qulto\
tentment Island.
0
Many people from Noroton. Not-ot-
on Heights. Tokoneke and the Non-
vmlks attended the interesting Christ-
inn Science Lecture delivered in the
Stamford Church last Thursday by
Paul Stark Seely one of the Chunch‘s
official lectures
O O O
The Town of Darien is still with out
a care taker in charge the bath
houses and Beach for the coming sea-
son. Bids are open for one man to be
.gixen the position of caretaker and
John Boa-one. nn employe at the
badly injured this week when the
horse he was driving became fright-
ened and ran away. Mr. Bossone was
thrown from the wagon and received
a good many bruises.
O O
Rownflon Methodist Church
H. B. Sehnert. pastor
The young people ln-'
‘ Mrs. arm 3. may... has been
her New York home last: Friday for
a few days.
0 0
Henry Stark of
Highwaye has taken a. position on the
“gist cute.
Mrs. John W. Doty of the Rings
End Road entertained a party of New
York ladies at lunch lad Thursday.
' O. O 0
Dr. and Mrs. Janavan of New York
City. have rented the Orchard cottage
on Dell Avenue for the season of
1938. Dr. Janavan is a. brother in
law of Dr. P. H. Adams who rents the
Road.
0 O O
The large bungalow built for the
Zeigiuson. of Bell Avenue is the sub-
ject of much comment here although
these bungalows are quite common in
such proportions as the one the
Zeiglers are building is quite a
novelty to the citizens of Noroton.
Westport
held soon at the Country club. The
entertainment committee are arrang-
ing this as a May festival. There are
to do many novel ways of entertain-
ment provided. such as his; -polc
dancing and kiddy kar racing. "May
Day. ” Costumes will be in order and
all members and friends are expected
to leave troubles and cares outside
and enter the club rooms “as you
were" in the days of car-free youth.
There wil be dancing and music and
ice cream. cookies. candles and all the
good things the "kiddies" love.
0 O 0
Mrs. Edna Ross has gone to Cleve-
land. Ohio. for a short vacation. She
will make the return trip by motor.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. “'illism Krause will
entertain out-of-town relatives over
the week-end.
O I 0
Mr. David Sachs spent Friday
New York.
in
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Dolge returned
from abroad last week. on‘tho Majes-
tic last week. after having spent the
winter there. and have opened their
summer home for the summer.
0. C O
The Current Events club will not
meet next. Thursday because of the
meeting at Waterbury of the State
Federation of “'omen's clubs. Mrs.
D. B. .Bradley as president of the
Current Events club and Mrs. Lem-
bert Moulthrop as a delegate. will
attend the federation meeting. The
next meeting of the club will be at
the home of Mrs. Kenneth Mac Kenzie.
O 0 0
Mrs. Ford of Sosrsdale. New York.
is spending the week-end at her
country home on Bills Point road.
I 0 0
James Deltas-la and Nicola Germin
are arranging the sale of their recent-
ly purchased business block. The
property will be purchased by three
0 0
men from Norwalk.
The,Basketry Class met in the li-
brary hall yesterday with a larger at-
tendance than usual. There are but
three more lessons to be given this
class. A new class will be formed for
the summer. Clause are to be held at
the beach pavilion under the direction
of Mrs. Taft of the Bridgeport Art
league.
e e s ‘
The Young People’s Society of the
Saugatuck Congregational church met
in the Sundaycschool rooms last eve-
ning to make plans for the summer
activities after the business meeting
and a social hour was enjoyed.
Miss Viola Wagner of State street
attended a banquet given at the
West End Congregational church. in
Bridgeport. last evening.
7 the Drivelege of selling soft drink.
Sunday is Mother‘s Day. We are ice
inviting all mothers. parents and magi-9m. sandwiches etc on the
children to come to o‘r service Sun-
day morning at 11 a. m. We have
planned a special service and we hope
0
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Together with our Bank;
ing Colleagues, and with'
the vast army of workers
in our midst, we have
striven to prbmote tho
Prosperity of South
ltorwalk.
The measure of our col-
lective success is apparent
of commerce and indus-
try.
Pairwise Yearnome
Janka l
FIFTH
VIC TORY LOAN
NOTES
«maybe, cashed
today in the proud .- a
tion which this community t once
is assuming in the world ~~ for
fullvaine
nudism“:
L"
spending some time here' returned to
"Ye Olde Kings
large Webb home on the Rings End
California. the sight of a bungalow of
An "As You Were" party is to b!
l
Ir. Andrew 5’. Wheeler of Shawn.
Connecticut. is the guest of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charles Clothier.
. e .‘ e .
Ira. Daniel Forget and Mrs. Henry .
Miller were delegates to the annual'
meeting of the Children of Herman,
held at Seymour. “'ednwday.
O 0 O
. After an illness of 19 weeks at the
Nomlk hospital. Arthur Sherwood of
Sherwood's Island. Greens Farms.
passed away. Thursday evening. He'
is survived by his wife. Mary Kemp-
er Sherwood: a. son. Arthur Preston
Sherwood of Kensington, Long Island:
and five daughters, Mrs. J. C. New-
kirk of Norwalk. Mrs. L. H. Irwin
of Hempstead, L. 1.. Mrs. Harry Ya:-
nell of Sedalla. Missouri. Mrs. W. H.
Blackwell of New York city and Mrs.
L. E. Hatzfeld of Rye. N. Y.: also
two sisters. Mrs. L. P. “'akeman and
Mrs. John H. Elwood of “'estport.
The funeral. which will be private.
will be held on Saturday at 2:00 p.:
m. from the home of his daughter.
Mrs. J. C. Newkirk. in Norwalk. The ;
interment will be in “‘illoivbrooki
cemetery, Westport. }
l
O O O
Thomas Mislenski left today for
Detroit. »Michigan. He is to drive a?
new car to \Vestport from the fac-
tory at Detroit.
e ‘ e e
Mrs. Herman Langzettel is driving;
a new sedan. i
O O 0
Mrs. Oscar Abbott will entertain
the Informal Bridge club at her home
on Woodbine avenue, Tuesday. May
15.
O O O
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Travis on May 9th. !
O O C
There will be a May-pole dance
and a food sale this afternoon at Mrs.
Sylvester Foster's home. The money
derived from this sale is to lve uscri
for missionary purposes. The sale
will be from 2:00 to 6:00 p. m.
0 O 0
Judge and Mrs. Frederick M. Sal-
mon have gone on a vacation. They
will visit Atlantic City and \l'ashlnz-.
ton. “'hile in “'ashingtnn they wxll>
he the guests of Judge Salmonsi
brother. Mr. David Saimon._
O O 0
The‘Holy Trinity Bible Study Class
met at the rectory last evening. There
will he confirmation class in the?
church at 4:00 o‘clock this afternoon.
Flowers For Mother’s .:
Day at Meckel’s 1
Sunday, May the 12th. is.1\iother's g
Day and will be appropriately cele- i
brated by the wearing of carnations— ;
the white carnation in memory for
mothers who have passed away. the I
colored carnation for the living. The l
Morrison Greenhouses. (Joseph F. l
Msckel. Prop.). will have choice stocks, ‘
of cal-nations at the greenhouses at 58'
Van Zandt St. Phone 3073 as well'i
as at the store located at 74 \Vash-g i
ington St. Phone 847: For choice; ,
cut flowers. potted plants and design
work for all occasions. Meckel can.
supply the nine. Prompt delivery
service also here.—Adv.
I do painless extractions. no
matter how difficult. by Nap-a-
Minit. I also do both fixed and
removable bridges at reasonable
prices.
DR. SLOMAN
102 Washington St.
Phone 312. Hours: 9-8 P. M.
sooth Nos-walk. Conn.
Good Investments
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J.,& J. Cash, Pfd. . 7%
Yale & Towne . . .. 16%
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