‘ Ierbert Chuck of Spring street. at- Ioaded' the theatre in Bridgeport lest .m.‘ sea Hrs. John 1!. Farris of West ave- Iuophes moved to Cobble Cottage. Deli Island. 0 O 0 Caps O'Driena O 0 Hrs. William Ingles of Webaer met is visiting with reletiyes in Ridgewood. N. J. C C 0 Hrs. Jesse Schoolhouse and little daughter are spending the week-end with her parents in Bridgeport. O O 0 -Soft hats and 0 —-Opening ”dance. Roton Point. fork. Sat. ave.. Hey 1’. Di Vito's orch. O O O A dance was given last evening in nod Men's hall. South Norwalk. by pupils of Merrill'a business college. A large number attended. 0 O 0 .130“ Dresses for 10¢ each. also all kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7 B. I. Ave. Phone 890. O O O ndy McLachlan lodge will hold a social evening tonight at the home of Chief Daughter Helen McLachlan. 65 Dayview avenue. 0 O ..Harrio & Guns. 0 0 That's All 0 Mrs. Joseph Mona of 77 Meadow street has been removed to tho “'est- port sanitarium. Mrs. Mene has been declared mentally unbalanced. O O I --Soft hats and caps—O'Bricn’s. 0 O O The Knight Templar degree was conferred last night at a special meet- ing of Clinton Commandery. No. 8. K. T.. hold in the Berkley street temple. 0 0 O -—Bergstrom is framing pictures again in new I O. O. F. building 80. Main atteet. O O 0 Old Well Commandery. No. 956. 1'. O. G. C. is planning for a. dance to be held next Tuesday evening at P. 0. s. of A. ball. Roton Point 9. Di Vito'a orch. —0pening dance. Park. Set. eve.. May 1 I O A special meeting of the South Norwalk Boat club has been called for \Vednesduy evening. May 28rd. at 7:30 o'clock. at the club quarters. e e a Mr. and Mrs. l-larry Tarlov. 3 Con- cord street. motored to New York city today where they will spend the week-end. —!ou may buy union label straw hats at Joseph Davir. O O 0 Ray Brady. salesman for the R. an w. Hat company has returned to Norwalk after spending several weeks on a. sales trip through the New Eng- land district. ' O O Coelteno Tribe. No. 8:. I. o. R. M.. transected routine bulsenss at its regular meeting held last night. Plans for initiation to he held soon were completed. 0 S 0 -—Buy your Victrola at Donnelly'a on easy weekly payments. Store open evenings until a p. m. C C 0 Several local people have planned fishing parties for tomorrow. It is said that Richard “Dick" Gustafson. Third district sportsman. intends to invade the haunts of the speckled trout... Miss Margaret I-‘agan and Miss Ethel Hyatt of Center avenue. left on a motor trip to Pittst‘leld today. where they will join Miss Helen Fagan. who has been spending some time there as the guest of her brother. 0 O 0 -Harris 8 Gene. That's all. STONE UPON STONE When you build 'a house you do not start with the roof. You draw up your plans and then begin to lay the foundation, which must be solid and strong to support the superstruc- ture. Attainment in any line is a matter of building care. fully. A Savings Account is the foundation upon which many a successful career has been built. Have you included it in your plans. "CITY ‘ AND" VI The case of Dr. J. J. Dillard. charged with violating ‘tho parking ordinance was also heard by Judge Candee. Sentences“: suspended. ‘—Hari’io&0ans. That'sali. - o o o Hrs. Morris Dulberg of 120 South Main street left today for a trip to Europe. during the‘ course of which she will visit England. France and Po- land. A number of her friends gath- ered at her home let evening and gave her a “surprise farewell party." O O I —!’ou may buy union label straw hats at Joseph Davis’. 0 O 0 Nat Goodwin and Benjamin Edison attended a dinner dance given by a lodge fraternity of hale. at the Beav- er Hill Country club.,New Haven. last evening. They were accompanied by Mr. Goodwin‘s cousin. Miss Horwita and Samuel House of Bridgeport. o O 0 -—Opening dance. Roton Point Park. Sat. ava.. May 19. Di Vito's oreh. d O O A mass meeting was held at the High school yesterday morning to arouse interest in the afternoon's game with Greenwich High. The meeting served its purpose. as the lo- cals were victorious in a thrilling 10- inning game. The. speakers at the meeting were Bernard l’ineson‘ and Frank Abbott. —Tou may buy union label straw hats'at Joseph Davis’. 0 O 0 Mrs. Elnora Hllsden of Elizabeth street. has received word from her aon-in-law. Dr. Otto Betholow. who was in Egypt with his wife. on a round-the world tour. Dr. and Mrs. Bartholo are now on their homcward trip. having been gone about four months. 0 O I —You may buy union label straw hats at Joseph. Davis: William "Skeeter" Moore. alleged to have threatened “to shoot up the home of Mrs. Mark H. Bradsher. of 1:9 Harbor avenue. and for whon. the police were looking. failed to scoot out of the city as was first thought. For “Skeeter" was arrest. ed last night by Patrolman T. Dorney on a warrant charging breach of peace. When his case came up this morning in the uptown city court. it was continued for one week by Judge Nehemiah Candea. O O 0 Mrs. Bradsher complained to the uptown police Thursday night that Moore having quarreled with several other male occupants of her home had pulled a revolver and aid that he was "going to shoot the place." He didn't because Mra Bradsher in- formed the police of his conduct. It was thought that Moors had left Norwalk, but that he hadn't was evidenced when Patrolman Dorney hailed him into the uptown police station on a breach of peace charge. East Norwalk J. B. Andrews and family have er- rived at their summer home at Shore- haven. 0 Jane A. Schultz has purchased a building lot on Bridge street from Sarah C. Sconeld. O 0 O Theresa A. Smith has purchased a building lot on Fourth street from lda M. and Louise Merritt. according in a “-nrantcc deed on file at the of. tlce of Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith. 0 O O The usual Fellowship and Recrea- tion meeting of the men and older boys of the East Avenue M. E. church will be held on Monday evening at the church. 0 O U Rev. C. IV. Nichols. of Berma. indie. and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Joice. of Stepney. spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. l-‘rnnk Raymond. of East avenue. 0 0 The members of Troop No. 6. B. S. A.. are meeting this afternoon at Rock Ridge where instruction in first aid is being iven. preparatory to the second class test to be given next ‘onth. e o a The Norwalk church orchestra will be present at the evening services at the East Avenue M. E. church tomor- RIALTO fl" ..~.m ‘v. .7" “‘5'- fill‘: ,. H2 ’-3l 4,) mono! the town of infirm. 0- .Darien Heights) Conn. on or before row. Thie‘will be thavlast appeara’neo of this orchestra at the local church until the tau.. , ‘ O 0 0 Community Hall. van Zaat'street. is to be tarsus this, "snug,“ the annual Ceremonial of Monitor Grotto. No. It. M. 0. V. P. E. B. This is the resound time that ~the Grotto has held its ceremonial here. the former occasion: being last fall. U 0 The boys “the Sunday-school of Christ Episcopal church recently lost an attendance contest with the girls of the Sunday-wheel. They are to pay their debts this evening. when they will give a party at the Sunday- IChool rooms to the girls. "*6 10in our of my. tea. and due return meke'hereolg.” . “O O The ‘rnnaijyvgzna’tor on second team‘ will play tho'Boyie first team on' Monday afternoon. C O C hank Standing of the Post Road. who is employed as carpenter by Wil- liam Young has purchased a new Chevrolet COupe. , o O O Darien Methodist Episcopal church: Rev. J. W. Morgan. pastor. 11:09 a. rm. "Immortality." will be the subject of the morning sermon. 7:30 p. m.. moving picture—'TJnole Sam Sees it Through." Every boy and girl under to must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. 0 0 O The Town Taxi and Auto Supply Co.. Inc.. of Darien. has filed a certifi- cate of incorporation with the secre- tary of state. The authorized capital is 850.000 and it is beginning with 325.000. The incorporetors are Thomas O'Connor and George )liils- paugh of Danton. and Kathryn Souliy of Norwaik. It was announced today that Mrs. Clarence Cable is to give“ one of her recitals on the evening of June 6th at the East Avenue M. E. church. under the auspices of the Ladies‘ Aid Society of the church. She will be assisted by Mrs. A. Gibson Hull. so- prano. and Mentico Goodwin. violin- at. a o a Mrs. George \l’rigiit of Van Zandt street has received word of the death of her brother. RoyHoight of Nova Scotia. Besides Mrs. Wright the de- ceased is survived by his mother and father and several brothers and sis- ters. Mrs. Joseph Bell. Lloyd and Boyd Height of Southlngton. Comm, Mrs. William Huff of Springdeie. hire. Jobn Devine. Mrs. Fred Trumbell of. South Farmingham. Masa. Mrs. “'11- iiam “’aumboldt and Fred and Frank Height of North Range. Nova Scotia. Mr. Height was a victim of sleeping sickness which he contracted about three and a half years ago. He was 21 years old at the time of his death. Rowayton Mr. and Mrs. Lovell and family have rented one of the Petty cottages on O O Carpenters. electricians. and stage artists are very busy making special scenery for the play. “Messmates.” which will presented on the 7th and. 8th of Juno. The cast of characters is as follows: Alvah Morgan. a spectator. William Ashton: Richard Carter. owner of the “Seabright.” Edward Golden;l\'at Taylor. Captain of the "Seabright." “'illiam Cuilena: Teddy Morgen. a runaway. Charles Fisher: Wolf. a stowawey. Howard Lee: Crumbs. the steward. George Wood- ward: Grace Morgan. Alvah's daugh- ter; H. Loeta Bette: Polly Taylor. the captain'gpoi. Agnes Bouche: Arabel- la. Alvuh's sister. Winnifred White- iaw. and Phyllis. Grace's maid. Eva Avery. Raymond street for the summer months. Wfitport S I 0 David Guth. proprietor of the Rowayton House. has purchased a carioad of crushed stone for his drive- ways. School Board to Meet 0 e Teaching Staff for heat Year to Be John Herman. popular local young Considered. man. was seriously hurt earlier in the week at the Lockwood Manufacturing company, when the press that he was working on came down suddenly and took the nail of his thumb and the end of his index finger. Mr. Herman is a well-known ball player and catches for the Adam All Stars. lie will probably not be able to play again for a month. Darien P. V. Commission Settles Long- ,Stending Argument The Public Utilities Commission has settled an argument of long standing in the matter of the petition of Everett W. Packard and seven others for a hearing to determine the reasonable- nose of rates charged by the Noroton W'eter Company. A compromise agreement has finally been reached. The commission gives an exhaustive history of the case. and ends this with the following order: "The Noroton Water Company is hereby ordered and directed to estab- lish and put into enact as of May 1. 1922. and hereafter maintain as its A meeting of the school board will be held Monday night in the Redford school building. One of the important meters to be considered by the board is the personnel of the teaching corps for next year. Mr. and Mrs. John Keene will enter- tain Matthias Post American Legion and Auxiliary at their home on Wilton Road next Thursday evening. nay u. The Westport Teachers League will meet in Library Hell Tuesday-after- noon. . Capt. Charles Ulrich. with his mother and sister, returned to West- port today and will occupy' the ‘Thomas cottage on Compo street. in which they resided last. summer. a baseball game was played today between the Bedford school nine and the Bridge street team on Compo ineld. The score was 17-18 in favor of Bedrord. Mrs. Florence Parker and son Ronald of Imperial avenue have re- turned from a visit to Pottsdam. N. Y. Mrs. J. H. Benedict. formerly of Compo. has moved into the Colupo Inn apartment. \Viillam Williams. who recently on- derwent an operation on his throat is back at work. Mrs. Samuel and son Clayton re- turned yesterday from a wait to New Jersey. 'Gegg. Mi. Clara Bull. maximum rate a fire protection ser- vice charge against the town of Darien of 850.00 per annum for each of the am lily hydrants of all hydrants now in service. and 830 per annum for each of the remaining hydrants now or hereafter in service. These rates and charges are herein do- tcrmined and prescribed to be Just and reasonable maximum rates andl charges for such fire protection ser- vice. “We hereby determine and direct Mrs. Sachs and daughter. Lois. were visitors in Bridgeport yesterday. 0 O a. Mr. and Mrs. William Whitney Rasmussen of Ludlow Road have been entertaining Mr. and hire. Carr Weed of Des Moines. Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. \Vced have but recently return- ed from Europe. In a short time Mr. Rasmussen will go to England to study the architecture of a house in Sheffield. which Mr. and Mrs. Weed wish reproduced in America. that notice of the foregoing finding and decree be given to interested par- ties by Henry F. Billings. secretary otq the commission. by forwarding by reg- istered mail true and attested copies thereof addressed on each to Everett W. Packard and Walter E. Irving. both at Glonbrook. Connecticut. one to Noroton Water Company. Darlen. Conn.. and one to the board of select; MARY 0. mm HARPER mop ‘ Shampooing—Soalp Wt Emil—Mm 40 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK. cons. Room 1 Phone “I The Richest Soil Produces ' ' Nothing-If You Plant Nothing The Staples; High School baseball team '11! play the: University team of nudgoport on' Tuesday ’next. on the horns held. . O O O I. L. and G. B. Bradley sold a lot in Seugatuck t3 Salvatore Gilbertie. C . 0 Kiss Georgiana Heule and Ili- Edna Stone of Staples High School are spending the week-end 'in North Haven. 0 o o e ”rs. Rose A. Russell. principal of Bodford school. will take the baseball teamof Bedford school to witness the ball game at Wilton 'on Sunday ef- tor-noon and entertalngthem at sup- per after the game at her home at Beers Corner. 0 O 0 Work on the new road to be laid on North Main street will begin on Monday under the supervision of the selectrnen. . O O C The trait of the Safety Zones was painted yesterday from the corner of Main street to the corner of Taylor avenue; across the Post Road. 0 O 0 Morris London who has been em. played in the Andrew Davey store in Not-walk has been transferred to the Westport store. see I Mr. and Mrs. George Curtis of Bridgeport are spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John Burke of Taylor avenue. Rev. Clifford Hutchings. pastor of _.._ —.. .....__ _ NOW IS THE TIME FOR BEDDING PLANTS scantily the grounds about your property with well chosen bedding pleats. Heckel. The Florist. can sup- ply choice bedding plants and bedding stock of all kinds. Many folks are sending in their window boxes at this time to have the same filled with bed- ding plents and, in this connection this establishment can be of great service in the suggestion and arrange- ment of the same. Fresh flowers for every occasion are always here. Store located at 74 Washington St. Phone 8472. Greenhouses. 58 Van Zandt St. Phone 3076.—-Adv. MONUMENTAL' —WORKS—— Yard on the Post Road Luke Benediclt .34 North Pairfield Avenue South Norwalk. SATURDAY, MAY19 . Lat Us Develop and . the Pictures You Take 24-Hour Sen-'1“ Highest Quality WAK- THE HAMILTON SHOP 49 Wall Street; VICTROLAS and VICTOR RECORDS A.J.Collins n, 70-72 No. Main Street the Saugetuck Congregational church. will preach the morning sermon at the Greens Farms Congregational church at 10:30 o'clock.‘ Rev. George B. Hatch. pastor of the Greens Farina church will preach the morning sero won at tho Congregational church in Saugatuck. Mrs. Fulmer will render a solo and there will be the usual inu- sic by the church orchestra _ at the service here. At 4 o‘clock in the at- tarnoon there will be an appropriate program given in the Sunday school room in commemoration of the 92nd' anniversary of the founding of the Seugatuck Congregational . church Sunday school. Rev. Hutchinga will address the congregation on this oc- casion. Mrs. Shani and son. Lester. attend- ed the graduating exercises at a boys’ school in Greenwich yesterday. 0 O 0 Mi. Helen Glynn of Riverddo eve- nue. was hostess to the I. D. K. club. at. a theatre and dinner party in Bridgeport. _Those present- were. Miss Margaret Nelson. Miss Ruth! Mt. Mary Oates. Miss Elisabeth Glynn and Mrs. Jack Saxonmeyer. A matinee was enjoyed. after which the party had dinner. 0 Louis Jones has purchased a new “High in Quality. Low in Price“ RIALTO CLOTHES : SHOP Men's Suits and Gent's Fumishings. Directly Opp. Rialto Theatre. 3 a For Fine 153 Washmgto' n Street ‘ South Norwalk. , GIFT DEPARTMB Gifts. For Wedding and Sin Visit Our Donnelly’s J acOby’s 12-14 No. Math Street. FOR MEN AND W051“. THE HOME OF GOOD 010131-35 roadster. O O 0 Mrs. Mary Burke died Thursday evening at the home of her chughter. Mrs. “'illinm Sturgoa of State street. The funeral will be held in the Church of the Assumption on Mon- day morning at 0 o'clock. Interment will be in the Catholic cemetery. O O 0 The Women's Auxiliary of Christ church will not. meet on Monday. be~ . cause of the meeting of the W. T. I. A. Tomorrow there will be corporate A large and Complete Amount of; SUMMER FABRICS in all the Islets: weaves and colors; also gun's. Indies' and children's un~ K. BANKS’ E. Under "shockemo Hotel SOUTH NOBWALK. communion for the auxiliary at the morning service at 10:45 o'clock. All the women of the church are desired to attend this service. ___________——- Do your feet sweat? This is a sign of perspiration. Wash socks and keep shoes on before company. ....~.~_ CHARLES J. VARIAN CONTRACTOR and BUILDER fireproof Building and Oonacteing a Specialty ’ Full“ “01'“. m Phone SIS-id Norwalk rm wrrn mm I do painless extractions. no matter how difficult; by Napa- buinit. I also do both fixed and removable bridges at. reasonable prices. DR. SLOMAN 102 Washington St- 2 Phone also am: 0-8 r. 31- . South Nos-wok. 09“- N orwalk Tire' & Rub- J. & J. Cash, Pfd. . . 7% Yale & Towne . . . . 16% Good Investments ber,Pfd. 7% \ Prices on Request. Maples CGoldschmidt In South Norwalk Most People Do Their Shopping atthe SPECIALS FOR : “'EEK Baker's Cocoa. 1-2 lb. can California Sardines. in . sauce, ............ 10c Ammonia, quart si: . Yuban Coffee ....... 1". ' 20L. A. STUL 24 Cottage St., East No. ~ SUITS TOPCOA TS HATS FL'RNISHIN t: Fastidious nlt‘n “ill find just model they want and at the ’ price. “by not stun in 2' We be glad to Show them to you - out placing you uxui. .- 3ny o . lion. — Palace Clothes Sliu JESS scnoornorsr: 13 No. Main St. So. No -~ WHAT IS . PABTEURIZATION ? PASIEC'RIZATHH 1s lilt‘ e .. alien, by healing. of germ dangerous to HIJLJH. PASTEI'RIZATIUV puts 3111.]: Mlhin the reach of EU- THE NORWEEDAM COMPANY 33 Center Ave. Phone 1664. No MILL_ OUTLET STORE ‘ 124 Washington St. Thenisaroasonforit—QY. _ If you want to be - independent and happy make , deposits, one after another, in our bank. It is this seed that grows great fortub es. \ Come in endlet ustell ' you more about , "them. . . A man thanlu another for saving his life—Does he thank the Nether who gave it to him ? “Say It With Flowers MOTHER’S DUI, SUNDAY. uni ram. 80. NORWALK SAVE . YOURSELF By having; a swings to- COunt, 3'01] 110? t v $.:\'€ your money bUt F011 Nzx'e“ yourself. Many 8 man has been saved from failure and many agro- man has been sat'oli Iron trouble by 11:0 ma he.p 0f money in the bark. u—I—u The City National Bank South Norwiflkv it! ‘I‘ ‘4»:-
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