Chioki be winds to grow . better. be free irom ail- i'aalits. and have greater mum not us explain , Purina stat-tans. , clapboard Hill Food Company Phone “38 , ‘ibhlainlt..Norwalk, 0t. "II-INIIIIII-II sown unwary" ' ' i'll!‘ metal work promptly at." dd to. .1 on US SERVE YOU .Nasli, Raymond ‘& Dean Co. at Franklin Street south Norwslli. Dona. room I.“ ms EXAMINED should mag ”11'. DE mom WILL minim om First Degree To Be Worked Next Thursday With Luncheon — Ball Practice Tomorrow. ~ - Plans tor the visitation "of mom. bars is: out wen Lodge No. m. r. o A. M. to the session or Norwaik (chapter of Dehlolay. next Thursday Wening were made at a meeting oi the chapter last evening. The first degree will be worked on a class of candidates next; week, and a. lunch will be served. Saint [ohn's Lodge. 0, or No. 20 at which time the Mount Vernon chapter- of DoMolny will confer the second degree. - Plans were made for a. social dance to be held early in June in the banquet hall. Paul Singewald named chairman of. the com. mittas in charg’o which consists oi Laney 8 gas. Francis Underhiil andflum rey Doulons. a patrol team will put on an exhibition drill in Stamford. May 21. Reginald Hopkins. baseball cap- tain announced that there would be practice at Amusement Park. to- morrow afternoon. The iirst degree team will hold a rshsarsal. Sunday afternoon.’ in the banquet hall of the temple. No definite report could be given of the balllheld a week ago in the Armory. ' outed at‘ last evening's meeting. Egéwggfis‘iil“ Er": .. fl WEI]. LODGE Norwalkowlll ylsit the Chapter May ‘ Other routine matters were dis» 1. is under construction; .BTANLEY BALDWIN. PREMIER OF ENGLAND . It is one of title's little iroiiles that l’rcmlcr Baldwin, now in the midst oi the most troublesome days England has incod in modern times. vo announced as his slogan—when he become prime ministers- l J i . r Detours And Road . Conditions in State Bethel-Nowiown road. road and bridge construction is under way. No detours necessary. Roxbury-Southbury road, surface is in go 1! condition. Shoulders and gutters ncomplotsd. New Mllicrd-Gayiordsrille bridge. work on the new bridge and up. preaches under way. No detour- ncccssnry. . \\':1shington—~Grado crossing elim- ination. road and bridge construc- tion under way. No dotours noces~ sury. ' Canaan, south Canaan-Limo Rock road is under construction. Detour at South Cannon end. / Hurtlaiid. East Hortland Mountain road is under construction. Present road is open tor travel. Sharon. SharonéAmonlu road is under construction. travel. - Torrlngton. Torrlngton - Goshen road is under construction. Open for travel. ‘ Waterbury-Watertown. Waterbury- Watertown-Thomaston road is un- der ’constructlon.‘ Ono-way braille will be maintained when concrete is being poured. Greenwich-Boston Po“ road. grad- ing is under construction at Cos Cob cut-oir. No delay to trailic. “'estport-Boslon Post road. grad-1 ing at Lighthouse Curve, no delay to trnmc. Westport—Grading at Compo Inn curve, no delay to trail“ Shelton-Road is und construc. tion in troni 5r Lam-oi Heights Sani- tarium. Nb delay to traffic. stra :ord s: Trumbull—Stratiord- Trumbull road is under construc- tion. Closed to traffic when tar is being applied. West Haven 1% Milford -- Oyr‘fir River bridge is under construction. Temporary bridge provided.’ West Haven-Cove River, bridge Temporary Union Open for bridge provided.f Middletown-Durhom, Middletown- Durham road is‘iiiidei' construction. No delay in tr Waterbury- hcshire. Cheshire: ‘ Waterbury road is under construc- ntion. bio delay in tramc. Gutii’ord—vconatruction on cut-oft. No delay to traillc. ‘ Old Saybrook R. R. crossing elim- ination is under construction. No delay in traffic. Chaplin. Willimantic-Putnarn road is under construction. Grading is being done. trains may pass. Killingly. Norwich-Putnam road is under construction, open to traillto.‘ Norwich-Montvmo. Norwich-1" ow London road is under construo on. As grading is being done-"on this section of road short delays rr 7 be expected. Through traillc New London and Norwic : the road on the east mos river. snklin. Norwio road is under conat tragic. Eats-scantio at point where stoa ing. Plsinilald. Norwic Tuition! road. grade crossing being eliminated. One way Mo on short nation at road. Cromwell -~.Ri construction. one short distance. Sumsld. West Bu oldoEast Gran- by road is lindér c oponsao traillc. .. ‘ : . Boutbingtou - Ch irs‘- isridsn, Waterburywhr‘npl o is undo eon. - Willimantlc ction. open to should be used shovel is work. ., __..,_,. L- ,. ‘m-n-vo- ”a...” “a... v .. SATURDAY. MAY 8, 1926. I: ROWAYTON Shakespeare Inns 0n EAST NORWALK “Chain System" Proposed Children of Mary Present Successful C it r d Party and Dance‘in Church Hall at Noroton Special been arranged tor tomorrow‘s aer- vlcos in all of Darlcii's churches. There will be appropriate sermons and musical programs. 0 O 0 M. and Mrs. Samuel F. li‘osbroke oi New York city hrs spending the week end with iriends in 'i‘oken. eke. U 0 0 Gerald Taylor or Norwalk was a visitor in Darién yesterday. 0 O t A very successful card pony and dance were held last evening in Saint John's Church Hall. Noroton. under the auspices oi the Children of Mary oi Saint John's church. There were prison for each table. A large crowd isaturcd the oitair and a very good sum was cleared. - I 0 0 Elaborate plans have' been made for the May sale to be held Thurs- day in the parish house or fiatnt Luke's Episcopal church. undri the auspices oi the Women' s Guild. , O O 0 Donald L. Frothingham oi New York city has purchased the former home of Mrs. srrit Smith in Toke- ncke. Mr. F othingliain recently married Miss Winifred F. Delanold, Darion and New York society girl. and their wedding in January was one oiI the social events oi thc win. tor season. St. Luke's Episcopal (hurt-h nvv. Floyd S.Lea1'li_ l'wcior 8:80. lloly communion. 9:45. church school. 10:45, morning prayer mon. St. John's It. i". (‘liurvli Rev. J. J. hchuane. Mass will be coloh‘atod at 5:30 and 1030. i O O 0 Nomtou Presbyterian (Shun-Ii I Rev. George R. Montgomery. l"l1. D.. Pastor 10:00, Sunday school. 11:00. morning service. 12:00. communion service. Wednesday, 8. Mid-week service‘s O 0 O ' . Oougrdgatloual Church Ray. C. A. Tuitlc, Pastor 9:45. Sunday school. 11:00. morning worship. 8:00. Junior C. E. 6:30. Senior C. E. PARKING sad Workman Grading Rood- ner Plot and Filling Will Soon. First District Commissioner John D. Milne announces that the tree parking area at the rear oi the Roodnor building on Wall street will be ready in abo t a. week. Workman are busy grading the area. There are three trees which will no out. down and a building ‘to bu moved to a. new location. A crow oi men are filling in the low places. This will follow: the parking question in the ilrst district con- liiothar's Day pregrains Ii. and scr- I [‘3 rkcr. Mrs. READY lN writ MRS. F. BEERS SPEAKS'BEFORE MOTHERS’ CLUB New Rochelle Visitor Tells Members of Work of Pa- - tion. Tho noWnyiou blothors‘ club hold a short business meeting before giv- iiig its social piogrnm in the wheel house yesterday aitornoon. Tho meeting was not as largely attended as was expected. Those present had the pleasure or listen- ing to Mrs. Frederick Beers, presi- dent of tho Stevenson school in New Rochelle. N. 1'. Mia. Bssrs is a bright. ultty and most interesting talker and gavo the members or the lab many splendid suggestions “bile tolling oi hoi experiences ulth the Parent Teachers association. A program or music was glicn. Mrs. Oliver i Clark sang in her usual nne mnnncr. "Just :1 Cottage Small by a Watcinili. " accompanied at the piano by lilis. George Kay. Tho beautiful song. "Whispering llopc, " was sung as it duet by Mrs. Kay and Mn. Clark, with Mrs. l-‘oreit at the piano. Mrs. Thomas gave a reading. ircni Mary Carey eiitiilc1l."l-lero's the Bride." also it recitation. “A Small [toy at lllO‘CIl‘CUH with ma Mother." Little Miss Nancy Leonard, dressed in n liriion peasant costume. sang a. lullaby in F'rentli. .\ HII‘U‘ collection was taken and th sum Will be ililt’lNl to tho Lind for pure? . aim: .rlucwilonal pictures. A cake solo is being planned for the near inutuu I Among those pi'tsr-nt ueit Prcsi» rient \iis.lt1:',1i ll.L10nard.l\irs. .ilurlhort l‘cnd \lrs.Go1~rge Kay. ?.\irs. Wendell i'. .‘lilligun. Mrs. Oliver 1CLEANING UP rent - Teachers’ Associa» For Use in America LONDON, Aluy s.-(Al'). Sliukos- ponrn: inns on 11 chain synltin ore llt'\‘1':i:-llt'Clii oi liimlinli III»: that may CEMETERY FOR 110 iiilroiliiw-Ll Ill lllu l'lilioil Slates. Anitrivun hoh-i managers. who ' . "dlnl' llnglainl 1m Uli‘ll‘ way to at- lund lIio li'it-nnliil coni'ri'encc oi the intcrii‘itmnzil lioivl Association in Paris. \'|I'l‘ i'i‘vuily iinriri-silul with ‘iliu lilL‘ilil'lJHgIlu «mull lown inns at this country .illd talked of trying JOhn Barhyte May Have to them out it hour, especially at Have 8000'“! Operation t‘ioss riouh M11111; the main automo- bile routes on FOOFEHSI. Norwulk "0ighiii1c.it'.liiin of Shakespeare inns and l ln-liuvo thu him wciildl lpay. " Illlll l-.‘. \l. Si:',1ll(i ihu \vullli Workmcn are busy at tho llnst knonn .. lw-iiiiili :111 houi ou'1.11r Norwolk ceineiely cleaning it up for: "Tho English muniry llOllls niili Memorial Day. Graves oi the vet- their odd names (111- most uttrao-i erans“oi the Civil War are locnt-i live." said Eric \'. Humor. )iiilin- ed in this cemetery and services are omah iloivl l‘n1il:1111i.01'1. held there each year on the Sun—1 Leroy Linna1d.l’hirnioni Ham, 1 day beioro Memorial Day by the San Francisco. believed the \lllilizu Douglas Fowler Post or the G. A. R. l inns he had seen uould nick-:1 n im- Tlisy also decorate the gmves oi the tune for any promoter, it they could veterans than. be iiited intact and set down near ' almost any American city. C. W. Smith. Hotel Lima. Ohio. thought the | I Personals The tire whistle was given its week- ly test at noon yesterday. Argonne, l Shrike. o ’spture Inn at Strsttord- on- Avon so The condition of John Barlutc oi impressive that he plans to how Winilold street. who had his too am. something or the kind near his! pitsted at the \‘orwslk hospital. Monday, (all! to show improvement. it is thought that another operation may be necessary. ...+——__..._...._.._ 0 0 0 Carl Beers of Beach nvcnus has I returned aitsr spending several weeks in Florida. I ! * WON’I AC‘I' HERE? Joseph Lyciis oi Crc-wry boule- iCity Must Deal Directlyl Frank Damato or Winfield street; With Trolley Companyl vsrd will attend a. meeting or the- 40 and 8. American legion. in Bridge-1 is in Bridgeport today. . . . Over Uptown Problem. ii‘ the city desires the Connecti- port. this evening. out Company to change the poles ou the trolley cars at the top at Mill l Hill instead of at the bottom. it will I have to come to an agreement with home town. either as a hotel or as. a rrsidcnce for liimscli' tiller “-1 tii'einsut. William Riordan is making several improvements about his home in Winfield street. 0 0 O Mrs. William Ayrauit oi Edllo avo- nue was ii visitor in Bridgeport. yes~ (Walk. .\liii. Henry i’oreit. hirs l.'lllll‘lt‘b’ l‘llllk. Mrs. lzivcic it Elli mun. ‘ ‘Mi's. Mnlul inmmmp :1“. George his right wrist is improving slowzly A. Wright. Jr.. Airs. ionjnmin I". llnrnld Dougltm Mina Allen Marks Mrs. Thomas Sonic. and Mia. imi‘r Raymond a» l‘ilcmis oi loans: Ewicit Money. knocked down and badly injured by: an automobile Tuesday evening, are 'glad to learn that he has been re- moved irom the haspitnl to his home in Crockett siiect. His many little playmates are anxiously waiting for him to ielcin them in their games CHURCH NOTICES. I Baptist (‘htil‘ch Pastor. liev. Victor Scalisc 10 u. in Sunday school. 11 n. m. Morning service. sermon by the pastor. Subject “The In- dwelling oi God in Our Life. " 6:15 Young People's Society will hold a special service. under the dlroctio: of Miss Gertrude Brands. Mrs. Mable Thomas of the Thomas school will speak at this service. ”:45 p. m. Evening Worship, Mothers' Day service. sermon by the pastor. subject "The Task oi Motherhood in Our Civilization." 0 O ' MothOdIst Episcopal Church ’iistor. Rev. Walter C. Cowart. 10 a. n1. Sunday school. all ages. Men's Bible class. ‘ 11 a. m. Special Mothers’ Day service. Reservations will be made for the great grandmothers. grand- mothers and mothers. Flowers will be distributed at the end oi the serv- -COIINCII. T0 ACT terdny. the company. according to Charits s s s C. lilwcll oi the ‘l‘ubllc lftlliiirs John l‘hle. who recently sprained commission “'llU ““9 lm‘OBUEO-lcd' the matter. Mr. Eluell said while in Norwalk. that it was a. local matter and that the state commission could take no action on the matter. lie would not approve cl :1 public learing. He pointed out thatxihe Connec- ticut company had :1 iranehisc to carry the public and “as entitled to ii place to stop its (.‘leB. Speaking on the parking condi- giions. he said. that it' it “w left to him that he would make more re- strictions than wore in effect at the ‘prcsent time. He thought that the conditions warranted more restric- tlons. lie is able to rciui'n to his duties with Philip Ii. contractor. Fielding. cicctreal O O \i D. Motley is preparing to start the construction or two sicel garages on his lot in \Viiiiitld Sli’Ci-L o s s The public dock at tho Washing- ton stioct draw bridge was llutd with liovs catching tint ilsh \estordnv. Sonia oi tho youngsters made fflIll 1nichos. 0N RIVER SEWER: Offensive Odors Require Extension of Outlet From ”Br'ldge To Harbor.: The Common Council will be call- ed upon to take action on the ex. tension of the sewer in the Norwalk river from Wall street to the South Norwallc harbor. It is beli‘ved that $20,000 will be needed to complete this work. At the present time the: sewer empties into the river at the Wall strect bridge. and in order to eliminate all odors at low tide the extension is necessary. At low tide the sewage settles on Says Stomach Aclied F or Days Brooklyn Mr Leonard Glasses writes --‘ Food made no sick just to look at it. My stomach pained. I i l pas teariully constipated After taking Carter's Little Liver Pills I ice. 7:45 p. in. Evening worship. ser- men by the pastor. subject "The Will of God on Earth." iourth at a series of sermons on the Lord's prayer. 0 ——Kodaks. Films :nd Devi, .o .113 at Allen's Drug Store."—j ‘H i“- . O 1 Jack smiui so ' .sis' 'mothar have sidarably. Over 100 cars can be parked in this new space. which is only a short walk irons any point in the uslnesa firs district. As this area has tree and unlimited time on _ rig 5 many people who drive. to work each day are aspects 15 tabs ad- :hantags oi the spec available for em. iu'ess men are compil- e commissioners and the club tor their work to ob- thass grounds. which Ar- rris has loaned to tho that Cl. Ho is also pulling the area shape at his own expense. The 4 . minutes parking in the center or the iirst district has brought reports from many merchants that busi- nsss is being lost because pooplc are stopping on the outakisla'oi the’ city to make their purchases. Westerner Enthusiastic Over Our Local Scenery W. A. Flirt". Stu. oi Minneapolis. I Mina. lett‘ morning to;- Wash- ington. D 'sitar- a 10 day visit with in Rowayton and Stami'br . Porter is a cousin 0! Iii-s. 8. Miss. 01 Rowsyton. and this was his first visit t9 her in about 40 years. “as was very much taken .with the country in his trips around the Stanford districts and credits it with as bestitiiul scenic views as he has seen any where moan Oregon find here, outsids at tho Grand Can' ion in olorado. 1dr. r so cipatss ramsinins in Washihm balanc. oi the year and t‘i'hs 30:3: “5“” Por- tsr.mho u or lighter in “iv-salaries. wiii rotors“ in July or August to“ more extended visit. cantor qt thclg returned to t; home in Hickory 'Blui‘i at Impending the winter in Palm stench where Mr. Smith was in ‘iic real estate business 0 0 O The Rowayton school will open Monday morning after being closed (or a week's vacation; 0 The annual election or ofllcers ot the Brooksido Chapel. will be held Thursday aitornoon. l.n the Chapel. 0 I George Schlichting, oi Dorian pop- ular proprietor: oi the Hickory Bluit store, is getting his place in readiness for the summer season and expects to open it in about two weeks. . 0 O 0 Mrs. Bertha Claverley has return- ;cd to the East and is spending Irv. ycrdl days at the home or her aunt ‘Miss Margaret Hathaway in East Norwolk. I 0 . Mrs. Anna Waters' many friends wlil be pleased to learn she is now in her home on Hickory Bluii alter spending the past two months with Mrs. '1‘. Wood in New Canaan. I O O A number or young iolks oi the village enjoyed a social. hold in the Rowayton Baptist church. lost ova. nipngamu were piafid and a gen. eral good tints had by the young people. 0 l‘ 0 Edgar Mosllsr and his sisters have opened their boats on Hickory Bluii tor the summer. Mr. Mueller is s New Yorker. LOOK to your-sit and to classified iads for personal. advancement o ledgo of rocks rising out of wu- have completely eliminated these ter. It will cost about $5 000 to cut oogdiuous." through the ro triers Little Liver Pills move ago or it ’“mfiofi the c an-l the bowels“ a gentle m." free 119‘ 'isi‘a course of the water irom t pain and Viva,“ I‘M: ..i river asses around this ledge: ecu They do not mum cab and into t a regular channel. The‘ ml. mercury. mineral um. or ledge oi rocks is exposed for about Ml taming dross They are three or tour hours at low tide twice Wed. small. easy to use. lb.“ solo a. m. M «so one in iii-m As a matter oi protecting the peo- m 85 i the M ml pie in that section this situation will be taken care or immediately. sitin- uel Roodnor and Arthur Terrls have been consulting with city oilicials and an engineer from New York City to see what can be done to re- lieve this situation permanently. Late German President Readmittod To Union After He Has Died BERLIN. May 8.-(AP). The late Fritz Ebert who..starl.ing life as n saddlomaker. became the first presi- dent oi the German Republic as a Socialist and than was thrown out oi the radical Saddlemakers' Union because of the charge that he had lapsed into conservatism. has pos- thumously been readmitted to mem- bership in the Union. The unique; resolution. striking iron: the r " all mention oi Ebsrt's expulsion. was passed at the recent Saddlemskers' convsn. Lion in Hamburg. it declared among other things that “in the course oi ‘tlme the Union's members have some to rsgsrd events 01' the post- rovoiutionary period in a diiicrsnt u'th The events rsisrrod to were Presi- dent Ebort's declaration of marital law In Saxony and sending Federal troops to quell a. Communist revolt. The expulsion. coming sitar Ebert's lilo-long devotion to the workers' moose. hurt him deeply and is re. garded as a contributing cause of his death. SAVE PAINT and “308 COST With lost durable ready for on Paint lads with one gallon Li II SEMI~ PASTE PAM'ssd slits. quarts st Use-ad Oil. thsrsby snaking ONE AND THREE- QUARTER 0M.- LONS Boot Pure Paint costing only 83.00 the gallon. A. D. ”ORGAN SO. NORWADK I. C. GILLESPIE. N“BWALK FWDERICK BRADLEY. WES!- PORT CORNER! BROS. 00., GEORGE- GOOD NBS ior everybody—in the classified columns. Yr 7HEBE’ S‘*‘"’“""‘t 'tbs children's suits WW floods for Samar Play msswctoutvdoormtssssdtrsshslrwiudowoodsssm' ssooastsrwsgonavoloolpsdsam MM . iloarrtsguwhselbarrowau'oqustssts. ‘ ,Msalsll. ”“19”..- . ,. . ' ”WM“ “ ‘ Salmon: NWN 1 F. S. LYON 'Jos PRINTING South Norwalli . v The Magic Numerals 3 and 9—12 9 x 3—27 Total—39 See Wednesday’s Papers Nurses Uniforms HIZM III In III. allot! slim l l to 18. $2.98 to $8.50 THE N. E. RYAN C0. 86 Washington Street South Norwalk Forest Mills Underwear Vests, Tights, Bloomers. Union Suits ‘ In the Desired Styles i. i. MALLETTE 88 Washmgto‘ 11 Street South Norwaik Fancy Collar Attached - SHIRTS SPECIAL $1. 95 Rogers & Stevens 'rwo scones Norwalk So. N orwalk 7 If you want to get the coal question off - 'your mind for the s year, and enjoy the satisfied feeling that .no matter what may . happen later you are taken care of, then remember that the kind} of Coal and service that particu- lar people~ demand is the kind you will get . if you place your: or- "in der with The Norwallt Cool 8: Supply Co. Phone 1_13 Arctic ‘Ice Machines . ' \ . um to woo sol-J Capacity ‘ black and tan. and i all ready tor your in 'Polley Refrigerating And"~Supply Co. loath ltorw'oik. Conn. ) limit WW CONNEALLY STYLE HEADQUARTERS " For Men’s Footwear The‘ now bleached tan calf oxfords. tho hathsrwolght oxford in brogus oxiord with wide square to. are Newest patterns in man's hosiery SOUTH NORWALK & BRACKEN
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