.. , v;
1mm, MA”
J. Kiaff has purchased a new Buick
’ touring car.
0 0 0
Jack McGuire of Bridgeport was
a Visitor in Norwalk yesterday.
0 0
Hrs. Victor Barackston of New York
city is visiting friends in town.
o C O 0
Forms avenue left' this afternoon on
an automobile trip. which will take
them through the Berkshires.
O C O »
Milton Markoi! attended the base-
ball game between the New York
University and Columbia. as a guest
‘ of his cousin, Benjamin Tuber. a
. William J. Brown of the Nomaik student at the former.
' flour is visiting in New York. ' . O
o e - George R. \Villiams of Flax Hill
road. father of B. M. Richards. cele-
brated his 82nd birthday. Friday.
Among the gifts Mr. “Williams receiv-
ed were 82 roses.
0
—You may buy union label straw
.hats at Joseph Davis'.
0 0 O
C. Beers of Waterbury is spending a
few days in town visiting friends.
0 O O
a
——-You may buy union label straw
Attorney Daniel Keogh is in New hats at Joseph Davis'. ,
York city today on business. e e e
s e e The "Carlotta.” a fishing srnaclt
from South Nor-walk. put up at the
dock of the Bridgeport Motor com-
pany yesterday. where she is due to
stay for a few days while a new mom
is installed. ‘
e s e
A complaint was received at the
downtown police headquarters last
Min Helen McNerney of the Boston ii‘vdl‘s‘trllgr 133:2“: (:3: ’;s‘;l:: rxsuiéuapz‘.
store will spend tomorrow in he“. trolman Sammie invesugated the case.
York city. 0 e s ..
e e e
_ The hospital whist club will hold
Edward 1"” “f, ‘3", sew?" d‘“ the last meeting of the season at the
trict motored to 5'“ lork ”(y re- country club. Friday. June 1. Dinner
C“”-‘- will be served at 7:30 o’clock and all
members are invited to be present.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. I. Druks motored to
Port Chester recently in their new
car.
see
-—Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m.
0
The choir of St. Peter’s Luther.
an church will give a concert this eve-
ning at the church.
0 0
—-Harris a (lane.
0 0
That's all.
C
. . .
. George Tomey cf “'est “'aahlngton
—Hlfl'15 3‘ Goa“: 3.113“ A"- sueet motored Sunday to Philadelphia
to bring Mrs. Tomey. who has been
The new store twin: erected for M- \ii-ltl’llg relatives mere for the past
I). Marley on liast nvt‘nlle is nearing two weeks, hdnle
completion. ‘
* " ‘ All members of Mulvoy-Tariov
Mrs. John Laisko of Flint Hill R03“ Post. No. 603. Veterans of Foreign
Will be the RUN?» 05 hp?“ mother in “him are urged to turn out and par-
Bridgeport 0"" "1‘3 “Own"- :uie tomorrow morning in the Mem-
0 t O
orial Day parade.
W'illian‘ Hubbeil luls resumed his . . .
duties as Currier at the uptown post Hen
_ , . ry A. Hegelein. local agent for
office 3“" a ”if". ”T" ”union the International One-pipe Heaters
. has been delivering several truckloads
3"" M' H“"“ ”‘ht 0' ”‘9 8‘31“ of these about the city for the last sev-
ehop is spending the holiday in .\cu oral davs
York city with her children. ‘ ' . . .
O C O
——.\'nti ‘0 in Banner Bakery ntrons!
—This store nt 15 \Vcst menus will ( p
Our store will close tonight for a
be open Saturday morning. Juno 2- short time. “'1” rc-open about
with full line of Groceries. Fruit. To- June 11th.
bacco and Ice Cream. All fresh goods. ' e e e
H. Aide. Sister Mary Consolatn of the Dom-
inicnll convent in Yonkers is \isiting
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. F.
m5tored tn Rrirlceport. Sunday. where Crony at their home 5': Stevens
they were the guest of Mrs. Edward street.
Hurley. e e e
' ‘ ’ John Fiedler. Fred Coleman. Bryan
Benjamin Mari"?! has M his guest: H. Silk and Jarvis Murray today wrro
over the week end Mr. and ”Mrs. notified that they have been elected
Harry Markoif and Martin )lnrkoff Members of the New. Milford Outing
of Danbur)’. club of Lake Waramag. near New
Preston.
James L. McGovern. Jr.. formerly ‘ ‘
of Bridgeport but now of Stamford. Mrs. Janet “'hccier after being co'n-
was a visitor in town today on busl- nected with Tristrnm & Hyatt for is
71088- yenrs has resigned her position and
will lea\e soon for New Jersey where
Tomorrow cx‘ening the Ophir cllnp- she will make her home in the fu~
ter of the Eastern Star vvill entertain ture.
the master maeons at their lodgei e e 0
"OMG- i —Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 1
-—}larris & Cans. That's alL ’3‘ R. Ave. Phone :90.
O O O . .
Miss Sylvia Grennberg of the Sally
Shop. Sidney Rosen and Al Bernstein
of New York will spend Memorial
Day in Derby.
0 o 0
e e 0
Mrs. Alice Hurley and Jack Hurley
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Dawson were
guests at the reception given last eve-
ning in Bridgeport. by the pupils of
Miss chita. Slocum. at which thrir
daughter Consuelo and Miss )iildred
Mrs. George lirtll. Connecticut avc- Alier danced.
nue will spend the holiday in Bridge- . e a
port as the guest of her sister Mrs. National Historian Putnam of the
Corad Chagnon.‘ American Legion was a recent visit-
or in this city. He attended the ser-
vices conducted by the local post 'of
the Legion at the cannon on Sunday
morning.
Miss’Etta ‘Vicmcr. who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Arthur Green-
bsrg. Taylor avenue, has returned to
her home in New York city.
0 O 0
Dr. George ancett of Washington
street entertained over the week-end
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Palmer of New
York city.
0 O 0
Mrs. Joseph Morton of Saugatuck
paid tribute to the hundredth bit-tho
day anniversary of her father. the
late samuel Comstock. by placing
upon his grave a beautiful floral pil—
lo .
W ’8‘}... o
—-Bergstrom is framing pictures
again in new I O. O. F. building Bo.
Main street.
Dr. Ira T. Chapman. formerly of
Norwalk. who has been superintend-
ent of Schools in New Brunswick. N.
J.. has accepted a similar position in
Elizabeth at a 81.500 increase in sal-
ary. liis duties in Elizabeth begin
J uiy 1. °
Mrs. John Neugebaur and daughter
Tillie of Falrtleld avenue. sailed to-
day from New York on the steamer
"Canopic" of the White Star Line. to
Bremen. Germany. They will spend
the summer there and return in the
fall. ~
0 C O
' John McGarl-ie will resign hiaposl-
tion with the Norwalk 'llre and Rub-
ber company on Friday. after five
years of service. to accept one with
the-Somali: post office.‘ -
‘ Mrs. W'illiam Hubbell of Westport
avenue is confined to her home by ill-
ness.
Basis
O C O
The regular weekly meeting and
luncheon of the Nor-walk Kiwanis» club
will be held on Thursday noon at the
Norwalk Country club. Due to the ab-
senee of President Arthur C. Wheeler.
the meeting will be presided over by
Vice-president Fred ‘Moran. The
speaker of the day will be Superin-
tendent of Schools George V. Bu-
chanan. ' ' *
my 0.. mean
Said one young man, ”I
do not deny myself all
pleasures for the sate of
saving. But I always deal
with my Savings Account
on a fifty-fifty basis. If I
spend a dollar on amuse-
ment, I put aside another
dollar to be deposited in
the bank.”
Are you 30mg fifty-fifty
with your Savings Ac-
count 1 Try this success-
ful savings plan.
CITY AND VIC
. Mr. and Mrs. Raynor Warn: of
'At the Knight“ et A. M. E.-
church last night. ' R.‘Eugene Rich-
udsoa. of South Carolina. poet and
lecturer, delivered an interesting ad-
dress on "Thoughts of the "Twen—
tieth Century Negro." The address
was the first of a series to be given .at
the church.
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Uncas Tribe. No. 26. I. O. R. MLwill
observe its thirtieth anniversary at its
rooms this evening-when Pest Sach-
em's Night will be observed. There
will be an entertainment. and re—
freshments and speeches will be made
by some of the prominent members of
the order. It is expected that there
will be several visiting delegations as
well.
0 O 0
—-Notice to Banner Bakery patrons!
Our store will close tonight for a
short time. “111 re-open about
June 11th. -
O O O
Forty members of Wanoms Council.
great chiefs of the Connecticut re-
servation. The local meflbers of the
council witnessed the initiation of
twenty candidates. They were well on-
a luncheon and splendid program of
entertainment.
a o a .
“Ladice' Night" will be observed at
the Elks’ Home this evening. when
Norwaik Lodge. No. 709, B. P. O. E.
program. Murphy's Mixed Minstrels
from Hartford. consisting of five men
and five women. who have appeared
here before. will be the chlef’enter—
talnere. while Clarnce Willard, "The
Man Who Grows" will also be one or
the features of the evening. Dancing
will also be enjoyed. and the enter-
tainment committee has arranged
other numbers of interest.
0 0 C
——The "Three Bear Tavern" is open
for the season. Special features for
Decoration Day. Luncheon from 11
to 2:30. 81.00. Dinner from 5 to 9.
31.50. All kinds of sea food and l
Italian cousine. R. V. Bovi, Mgr.
East Norwalk ‘
Mrs. S. S. Jarvis of Seavicw avenue
is confined to her home by illness.
0 O 0
George Conklin has taken a position
with the Crofut d: Knapp company.
0 0 0
Julia Vows of the Second district
has purchased the house at an Osborne
avenue from Robert Joselovsky.
0 O O -
The regular meeting of the Ihdies'
Aid Society will not be held tomorrow
afternoon because of the holiday. 1
O 0 0
Edward G. Anderson has sold a t
building lot on “Winfield street to
Clara Hart. '
C 0 0
Donald Corridan of Gregory bouleo
yard was a recent visitor in New Ro-
chelle. N. Y.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joeelovsky of
Seaview avenue were recent visitors
ill Brooklyn. N. Y. S
0 C 0
Harold Dunn of Bette Place. is
absent from his duties at the South
Norwaik electric plant because of ill-
ness.
C
c
O O 0
Robert Josclovsky of Seaview ave-
llllt‘ recently sold to Joseph Domokos
of the Second district the house lo-
cated at 56 Osborn avenue.
0 O 0
—Notice to Banner Bakery patrons!
Our store will close tonight for a
short time. Will reoopen about
June 11th. a
O 0 0
Mrs. P. M. Wheeler of Edlle ave-
nue will entertain 'the members of
the “’oman's Guild eel-Christ church
at her home on Thursday afternoon
of this vveek.
C
0
\i‘ork has been hampered to some
extent at the new C. a K. excavation.
by the fact that about 100 of the
workers there are not on their job.
there being a dispute as to whether
they shall receive regulhs pay or time
and a half for over timework.
I Dodse Sedan figured in an accident
early Sunday evening betWeen
Rowayton school and the Methodist
church. The trolley was bound for
Norwalk. and hit the Dodge which
was coming from Roton Point. Two
lady occupants of the car were in-
jured. one receiving two outs on her
nose. a deep gash over her right eye.
while the other lady was badly shaken
up. The rear wheels of the Dodge
were smashed and the windshield was
No. 81. Degree of Pocahontas. I. 0. broken.
R. M. Journeyed to Danbury last O 0 0
night attendeda gathering of the The y_ M. p_ A. were pleasantly
entertained by Mr.
Lynch on Saturday
were played. prizes
the winners.
tertained by the Danbury council with ice cream. nominartnoade mke “Id mug
shakes were
Mrs. Lynch were splendid hosts was
proven 'by the good time every one
had.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Bell. Mr. and Mrs.
John Johnson.
has arranged a most entertaining ick Stabeli. Mr.
brecht. Mr. and Mrs. I. ll. Higgins.
Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. A. J. Bel-kins. Mr. and Mrs.
H. N. Wilson. Mrs.
Mrs G. A. Ray. Mrs. Earl 1’. Stevens.
Mrs. Henry Foreit and Rev. B. B.
Schnert.
\vuyton avenue
opened for
seemed to fill a long felt need in the
has the tea room in charge and is
most efficient in this capacity.
room with its furniture painted
popular black.
is in delicate shades and the use or
eretonne to divide the room and the
dear little hand painted porch. Neat
shades produced
most pleheing.
and will be promptly filled and there
another rehearsal
noon next at 2:30 at the home of
Mrs. W. l“. Ambler.
been asked to sins: at the county con-
be held in the South Norwalk Bap-
Tlle King‘s Daughters. and here ism
tine organization.
much of good about the village.
Ever Ready Chorus is composed of
King's Daughters and under the di-
rection of Mrs. w. l". Ambler are be-
Tho Circle is grate-fill to H. S.
day school for his kindnem in loan-
ing to the chorus the Sunday school
song book from which the songs
be sung on June 6 were chosen.
not arrived
hearssl for this occasion.
moved into the Wise Cottage on Bell
‘home on the Post Road. after a two
weeks' visit with relatives in New
Jersey.
Heights was taken to Bridgeport yes-
terday by Constable George Veils-
where he will spend sixty days in the
’ Bridgeportiall on the charge
’ toxieation. .
' Rowayton,
Alvin L; Schmoeger and family of
New York hays arrived.” their sum-
mer home at Bell Island. Mr. Bchmoeo
ger is commodore of the Now
Yacht Club. He has had his speed
launch placed in commission. and she
has taken to her mooring at the Nor-
wailt Yacht Club. ,
O
A. Nanak-Stamford trolley car and
the
r
and Mrs. E. D.
evening. Cards
being awarded
in the evening
Mr. and
served. That
The guests were the following:
r. and Mrs. Freder-
and Mrs. C. D. Al.
Mr.
Arthur Bill-1rd.
E. 1.. Raymond.
C O
The IT Autmnert tea room on Ro-
m 'lhe liltter block
business Saturday and
The
the
decorated with pink
an effect which is
Orders can be left
chorus will hold
on Monday after-
e e
The Ever Ready
The chorus has
erence of the King's Daughters to
let church on Wednesday. June 6.
and accomplishes
The
oming quite proficient in the work.
Bryan.
upcrintcndent of the Methodist Sun-
to
The
horns has ordered music bllt it has
in time for proper re-
Darien
Mrs. G. 1:. Stevens of New York has
venue. Darien.
O 0 0
Charles Mace of Norwalk has no-
epted a position in the Darien market
f Oscar F. Schultze.
C O 0
Miss Irene Caoll has returned to her
0
Charles Van Nostrand of Noroton
of in-
te
the
noon.
'lbkeneke road.
Howard hit was badly damaged and
had to be towed to the Depot Garage
for repairs. The matter was settled be-
tween the twq men and no arrests
were made. '
seven were heavily
rled a complete outfit of safeblowing “eye" Mf‘ C0-
tools. police said.
MONEY ORDER. 37 YEARS
time.
Park. N.
Diamond Bill --nethodist Episcopal
church lait evening. 5“ The " trip
made by trolley. (i
C
Mrs.
The Bpworth League
One of the biggest parades ever held
in Noroton and Darien will be heldrto-
marrow. Memorial Day. All the school
children of the town; the soldiers from
Fitch's home. Boy and Girl Scouts.
Italian Band.
Squad from Combat Train of Stam-
ford and the American Legion will be
in the Parade. Following the parade
there will be special exercises at the
graves of the old soldiers in Spring
Grove cemetery.
O
Elk's Band.
A Ford touring
The Ford
Explosion
1..
to have been killed.
Windows were smashed within a
quarter mile radius. Chimneys were
shaken from nearby buildings. Oc-
cupants of residences were thrown
from their chairs and one man was
hurled from his porch and tumbled
into the yard.
Several of the injured have been
taken to hospitals.
safe blowers were surprised by police
while attempting to tunnel their way
into the building. ~ occupied by the
Liquor Dealers Association. .
was
‘ Bammershoy of Cen-
r streetnrhu yss'taltea‘to the sum-
ford hospital.” _ slim
a serious condition . . .
down themtalr‘szof her‘ home. has re-
turned to’her acme; 'H‘l-‘s. Hammer-
shoy is improflng, for which her many
friends are glad. '-
was found in
llowingafall
meeting of
Darlen Methodist Episupal
church. scheduled for this evening has
been called on. owing to the fact that
the Dal-ten Epworth Magus of the
local M. E. church will present the
play. “The Beantown Choir." in the
lpringdale Methodist church. ‘
Firing
car owned and
driven by Ray W. Howard of 26§ Sum-
mer street. Stamford. crashed into
another Ford car on Sunday after-
near Street's Pond on the
which
May 29.—
madman huln‘of
back of your directory.
Home ‘
Alvin G. am
‘5 mt? BlVe-s.
Samuel Farr ,
4 Pleasant St.
Rev. Dr. C. Thomas
22 Butler 8t.
Mrs. Robert Lynch
Rowayton Ave.
B. G. Hartford.
Cannon 8t.
HoracevA. Seymour
as West Ave.
Arthur L. Hughes
28 Van Zandt St.
Harry 0. Quick
Craw Ave.
Matthew Hoey
Strawberry Hill
Ralph Tavello
1 Spruce St.
Rose Flower Shop
112 Washington st.
Stephen UJhely
2 Edlie Ave. ,
Mrs. Susie B. Davis
190 So. Main St.
G. W. Boss
120 Fast. Ave.
W’m. J. Kemp
25 Betta Pl.
Mrs. Ida Gilbert
12 Van Zandt St.
Tammany & Nihill
107 Washington 8t.
8. E. Stanton
Comstock Ave.
John Towler
16 Burrwell St.
Ed. G. Bedell
5 Osborn Ave.
Ira. \VhaleY
132 Main St.
Miss Mabel Thatcher
89 East Ave.
H. B. Wilson
12 Melbourne Rd.
Tony Basili '
91 Conn. Ave.
E. C. Berndt
8 Elton Ct.
Mrs. Clara Burdick
125 80. Main St.
village. Besides the usual thin PROVIDENCE. 3- .
served at a tea room. home mad‘: TWO thousand pounds of powder ex- Michael Olean
cakes. pics, salads and cold meat can ploded at the Providence Fireworks 20- Flax Hill Rd.
is purchugecL 31.1 Charles Terrell Company early today shaking the R. J. Lilly
earth for blocks. No one is believed 7 Myrtle 8t.
JackL. Miller
74 Sprins’ 8!-
Lewle A. Miller
Concord 8t.
Sidney A. Bedient
1 Pershing St.
Truner Construction Co.
Van Zandt 8t.
Wm. G. James
14 Quintard Ave.
seems no good reason why the little The factory. consisting of eight Jack Gearin
Allen xv. Am." has purch‘ud two tea room should not be a success. The small buildings. i Wrecked. The no Vi’ebster St.
building lots on Third street from M. room can so be engaged for small exact damage is no kno n. Lo...“ H Diamond
L. Bug-35¢, afternoon arties should anyone wish SAFE 3‘40“}: (5- ram; 70 Fairfield Ave
0 o s to do go. CHICAGO. May :9. vet: allqed '
E. J. Erickson
5 W. Main St.
Charles R. Pennington
23 N. Main St.
All were arrested after a fight. The “M, 3" Knapp
armed and car-
22 Wallace Ave.
47 West Ave. N.
Irving B. Stone
1: Main St.
OLD. TURNS UP AT MS! Baht Moore
DANBURY. May 29.——A money orb
der. issued at the Danbury postofilce Miss Mary Nolan
twenty-seven years ago. turned up at
the oilice last week.
not presented for payment until a
short time ago and as a warrant John Merritt .
calling the for payment is necessary
after an order has
year. the old order had to be sent to
the sending omce for verification.
The order came to Danbury from
San Diego. Cal.. and was drawn on
the postomce in that city for payment.
The amount called for in the order
was only $1.86. and apparently was
eucll a small amount that the person
to whom lt‘was payable laid the order
aside and forgot to cash it.
The order was signed by the late
Charles H. Mason. postmaster at that
When the order was issued the
postoihce was located in a smell build-
ing in the rear of the present library
building.
MOPS BACKING (1)068
"Had a hacking cough for years. '
and Foley's Honey and "Pa:- is the
only remedy that reached cough.
I have not been troubled with it
since. writes Mrs. E. M. Doby. Asbury
J.. Coughs. Colds. Qoup.
Throat. Chest and Bronchial trouble
.are quickly relieved with Foley‘s
Honey and Tar. Contains no ophtes
——ingredients printed on the wrapper.
Largest selling cough medicine in the
World. Stillson. Powell Corporations-
Adv.
Perry Are.
Spring Hill Ave.
The order was Mrs. J. K V. Agnew
75 East Ave.
26 Taylor AVO.
been lSSUEd 0110 Mrs. Alice O'Brien
1 Harbor Ave.
Edwin L .Tuttle ‘
New; ’Phone Numbers
Following is a list of telephones in-
list. Cuttlllsoutand patent the
thelast
NW
Bowayton
Mrs. Wm. ()tt
122 “'ashingtcn 1:.
Henry \Vilkens 7“
21 N. Main 5;
Erwin M. Jennincs
12 “Fest Ave.
Chas. F. Garfield
7 Orchard St.
12:": Norwalk Yachr c315 "
8438—4 Hickory Bluff
zses Rtssrn atrium
BERLI\ \
3- May 29.- -.
1577 government. in firrzsa‘ 1....
sination of M. yomttlf ‘ L“
1175‘” is arresting many sw-L‘EI. "
121’ Petrograd and Kare; awed-1
patches received here. S‘s-it: .
11 o 3 refused permission tr) 0.5:.“
Russia. r
2871-13
201'-‘ KIDNEY TROFBLE
, BECOMES u.
2174-5 ‘
"Suflered with reign
:21 backache and pains in iv? ~
under my shoulder blade its".
724 and bladder were if. he: .gg.
was weak and nerlous V m
8028 and worn out. Wa'lzir
of breath. Every
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Pills. tried them ” ‘
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1950
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270‘ BATHIXG SUITS
3152 BAGS
426 SUIT CASES
8158
STRAW HATS
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’ South Norwaik .
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