n so.“
== rim COMPANY
M . roost-e mere.
d‘l
Mlle Ice Machines
tires: to 1.000 Tone Capacity
Poller Reflkeretlng
And Supply C0.
some Norwelk, Conn.
Phone sees-mm .
Regent—“The Bet."
.' ram-Armor Again."
'~ Annual lumen. Jewish Wore.
en'e Donnell at here! lessee.
Annual Banquet. People's cherue
et Bore! Jensee.
mill-hie meet Cethelic Women'e
Councilet ”a. Men’s.
Confirmation Jewish
”MW.- "
'e:
ma m
Mar lee—Court Laurel Benduot
at novel hence. .
iller .‘iiapAnnuel meet Women'e
girle .et
Association. I. N. Bootiet church.
Hosmai
‘ hil-l'dehioned White oak
lose. a complete line at
$1.00 $1.50 $1. 05
and $1295 Pia.
nu. N. E. RYAN co.
. 80 Washington St.
‘ 8o. Harwell: ‘
iler low-Jive Plan by Bible
cleanse! Poter'e church.
: Her 1!. to Mar zi.—Annu nseet
ot'Women'e Aee’n 8. N. ntlet
Church. . . .
his) din-Moving picture et tho
Cirie'. and Women's 'ub. "Changing
Husbands.”
Mor dl-—Pler by Our Sister Be.
hoheh lodge.
Mew fl.—-louth, Norwelk Boat
Club Chicken Supper.
Her al—l‘eirlleid Countr Lo
0. Women Votes-e meet in Norwelk.
Her septum Iceut Belly end
, Pageant at Center Junior High
School.
"- J
4-.
Hey fl.--Pegee'nt and Girl Scout
Mean Water Heater
down puts this heat-
or in your home.
75c
"Conn‘écticut Light &
,.-' Power Co.
wennsr. NORWALK
Rellr at Center Jr. High.
May 20.—Weddine of Mine Mary
Weed. daughter of Mrs. Helene
Hill Weed or Wilson Point.
San end Tide For Tomorrow.
‘(Stenderd Time.) ‘ .
Sun Rises ............ 4:01 A. M.
Sun'Sete .........'..... 7:03 P. X.
Hl'h Tide eeooeeeee'e'ee 5:11 Ac Me
140" “d0 eeneeeeeeeee 12:00 P. M-
Willlern Fable. or -Stete street.
Weetpcrt. wee e. visitor in South Nor,
welk yesterday.
.4
John McKeover. of New York City.
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‘ YOUR SHIP
00M£s m
our A
STAMFORD
GAS? RANGE
new
, Angevine
Furniture Co.
I " ~Anthreclte.
' reliable piece and ell tur eterego
le epending e few days in Norwelk
on bnelneee.
0 O C
'e‘ o o
—-Put cool in new. excellent qual-
ity. welt screened, end at the’best
price tor this y'oer. lmmcdiete de-
liveries. Altred Brown. Coal. Mer-
ritt 8t. Phone 2398-2.
e o e .
The What'soerer Circle of King's
Deughtere will meet this elternoen
at 2: 80 o'clock et the home of hire.
Louise 5. Deere, dli Elmwoed avenue.
Peelme live to seven will be taken
for the Bible study: Birthdsr begs
are due. ,
I O O
: Mrs. William B. Riordan. e: 1:
Jo_osovolt street. attended the tuner—
of John '1'. King. in Bridgeport.
yesterday.
All eleee.
O I
Samuel Mannheim, ct Brooklre,
.N. Y.. is visiting in Norwelir today
on .buelneee. '
Harrie
end Cone—Adv.
*0 O C
Piens roehlelncriel boy will he
made at theereguler meeting of the
Frank C. Godtrey Poet. No. 12
American Legion. in Odd" Fellowe‘
Hell. this evening.
A large delegation "oi memhere o!
the local. post will etlend the county
meeting at the Legion in Shelton'to-
morrowevenlng. l
e e C
. «New in the time of reel- for tor
etorege. The Twin City Velet is e
here is insured min-t tire: and
_ 10 No. Mela st. . '
Phone 250 I
screened.
Monthoeidoettho
' MOI“ wun
, vehicle.
theft, 6‘! North Mole 8t. Phone
ios.—- Adv.
- O 0 0
Dr. William B. Manson. health
onloer e! Weetport. wee e. vieltcr in
W‘Norwell: thieer.ner;ning.
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Welter Noeelr. ct Breed street.
Wrencrtedto the police reetorder eit-
ernoon that hie elxproer-old eon.
Hehrr. wee missing. Honrr turned
np‘leter on end the police were no.
tidod to cell oi! the eeerch tcr\the
roungeter. '
C O 0
-Lohigh ccei.
eutedaotleellr
Herr-lo end Gene—”Ado.
none." the en old trick but been
toodet Ber-
n‘uin’e Hill. Policemen Ru! ne-
aretn inveetlg'et‘ed and tones. the
redidier ;en_d, meter were mining
iron the .'rhe. street donor-t»
ed to diepeee. or the
o e e ,
.1... Won. 0! ones
street; M! ed the police that
hi'o w noodetnioetetice
.1
‘ etete highwer' d epertmpnt wee en-
' therr. 19:8 Clitirehamee.’ Brook
Cne'nw'eod corset err.
:} mio‘ietomum dip. more oi
hi-
thinned
M
A. B. troll. ilerdh'endislog Divis-
on. Chinese. lllleeb. "rhea
with the octtnlv anemone in the
euteetohtie busine- eed to iurnteh
then with indomtion on increas-
io-oe. While thte. meeting to meld
particular” for the automobile men.
it is not: limited to .thoes. and our
other retell metabolite who wish to
either 1’. ll. Grocery. Denier.
or. n. J. Werdle. Hudson-lode: die—
tributor. Dinner ‘will he served at
Dorlcn’e Chore-Home: et. 1' p. 1m. .
W ‘
‘ The eetebliehmen't 0! e division en-
eineer'e ediee‘ et idlddlete‘wn tor the
neuneed toder. 'l‘hie will increase
the number or each odlcee through-
out the state to eirs‘ :rmw-h
towns in Herttord, ew Heron end
lilddleeex counties will comps-lee the
new district. which have eupervlelOn
over the department's roed eurvei’e.
and construction 'eeti’vitioe.
’l'he‘terrllery. which who formerly
port of the WHer-tterd New Keven
end Norwich engineering divisions. le
ee tellowe: Rocky Hill. Berlin. Merl.
den. ,Wellingtord. Gutilord. hledieon.
Durham. Middledeld. Middletewn.
Cromwell, Pertiend.‘Eeet Hempten.
Merlbore. l-leddeln, Beet» lle‘ddem.
Cheoter. Killingworth. Serbrook.
Woetbroolr. Egon. Old 'Lyme, Lyme.
Colcheeter.’ Salem East Lyme. Clin-
ton and Old seybroolr:
Denicl H. B. aterr. new eseietent
division engineer. at Norwich. 'hee
been epneinted Middletewn Divleion
Engineer, and John Boehrens..now
resident engineer in charge of the
Midfietewn branch allies. ie eppoint-
ed, assistant, engineer. The change
will become efleotivedune l. ‘ The
entire new force or inepectereend
engineering employees will be trans-
ferred from other engineering emcee.
with no additional new help re-
quired. .
Our opinion is that we have
enough rein in April without people
trying to give pienibe. ‘
at either end tell whet distance you
will get. ‘ , , .
, .
As ye eow. so shall ye have “ten
on working with it it. ran don' t Vent
te roep weeds.
accessories while perked in his yard.
Sunday night. The two (real tires,
the radiator. cylinder fined and coil
wee taken iroxn the machine. The
police ere in'vestigeting 'the robbery.
-Redloe end Viet'roiee eold on
easy tonne. Donnellr. -—Adv.
During hie stay at the annual eon-
vention in Hartford. Rev. James
Benton Werner. rector of Grace
church. will be the guest of e. m.
mer eehoolrnet‘e. Rev. Dr. John Lit-
tell. rector ot-- dt. Janice" "Perleh.
W0“ Renters. i
-e e 0
lie. whe‘hee been eerleuelr ill at hie
home. to Taylor evenuo. is reported
so being some improved. ,
0 e t . | ‘ i
There will be e. meeting or the
committee in charge oi the presen-
tation o! the comedy, "Mr. Bob.” in
the perish hell oi 'l‘rlnliw church.
this evening. The pier will be pro-:
eented, hr theIEpwerth_ League of
the Norwellr Methodist church. un-
der the ouepicee or the- Young Pee.
ple' e Child or Trinity church. ln.the
Trinitr perish hall. Friday evening
et ihle week. -
e o e “
The decree team 0: Mount Ver-
nen Chepter oi Dohieler will ex.
empliir its eoeend.degroe on e close
or cohdidetoe oi the meeting: .
Not-well chapter. in Weeh
street Masonic Temple. 'l‘hured'er
evening.
0 O 0 . . '
'Cherlee I. Nelle. id Putnesa eve-
nue eopnt lender with Kr. and hire.
Thoma 0. Carter cl: Mount Vernon.-
_ .e e e
eerleuelr ill at his home in Golden
wee. removed tel Creco hoopitel,
New Keven. leet evening. ie some.
whet. hotter io'llewt‘ng on operation
lest eeturder. . .
' I
'l'he monthly meeting of. the Nor-
welt Building ende'oan eececietion
io- hoinglheld today. ‘
./V_. . 5
I ”my. Glle
log their .protlte.eed cutting their.
attend; my obtain. ticket irons .
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Autos and rediee, you can't look -
' The conditionetldieon '1'. Kerr ‘
Timothy Heller. who hes been .
mu: street. tor some time and whet»
t: oonl'ronk Del or the New
1: u-egi‘eoulty r taro»: school of
Music
rt. '
duo—Cosme . i-lernilten.
Novel.
. duo—The Delteh Pearl
"Come e Romance."
moo-imam. Hour.
10: oo—a‘he Grand Tour. "Scandina-
. vlen Cepitel."
10::oc—ldelth McLeod. Milton Cress.
Nah—George Oleen’e Orchestra.
. WEAI‘. NEW roan—sea,
P. ML. \
Otto—Dinner music.
dzii-f'dheeege‘ to Children." by
,Mre. Henri Peabody. » »
. how-die: Katine. tenor.
7:10-IvColilluble University French
‘ course.
. ’l: Iii—lelon concert.
8: Oil—"Tho Creed Prise Eurekee."
Radio
Hour.
8: 80-?“ a Gold Duet Twine. "
9: 00— vereedr hour.
10: oo—uoment mueieele. "
10: 80—3»: Bernie's Orchestra.
11-12—“The Buileleniene."
P “weer. NEW tome—see.
ems—sports: commerce.
7:00-—Orlendo'e Concert Orchestra.
i:3o-Csrnpln¢ for boys and girls.
two—“Den the Insulation Mat-
ter?" Baxter Rowe.
dub-Otis Skinner.
8:80—New Y0 it Edison hour.‘
ozso—Geergo 'Connell Ensemble.
lo:is--“Vocntlene Offered by na-
dio. " hi. L. Muhlemen.
10: 80—John Hugo's Hour of Music.
ll: (lo-“Up and Down Breedwcy."
P Mwiser. new tome—era:
Hid—Den Bernett'e Orchestra.
7:80—Luna‘e‘ Marine Bond.
8: oo—Re'llroed talk. Gnrrow (leer.
8: lo—A Wayne einging reporter.
oath—Sara V. Turtle. soprano.
i: 30--Lune'e Knickerbocker
chestra.
P >MWBNY, NEW YORK—alt).
‘l : (lo—Knickerbocker Trio.
azoo—Jescck "himself."
lzls—Ono' Welsh
his—Steve Andrews. ulte.
moo—Ron Fisher. pianist.
mid—Ruth Jackson. soprano.
9: ail—Dagmar Dance Orcheetrn.
10:00—Ruth Jackson. eeprenl
lo: till-Dagmar Dene-e Orchestra.
mil. NE“! YORK—218.
moo—Frank nemph. songs.
dzlie—Redie talk. Bill Schudt.
duo—Majestic Strin Ensemble.
11:30—Connie'ednn 3mm"...
1’ MWMCA, NEW YORK—“i.
moo-gran Veil'e String Ensem-
e.
d: do—Emplorment opportunities.
0r-
Wort floral Tribune. Irish ,
eotto‘ro.
t: llflommedore Concert Creme-- 1’. M.
d:50——'i‘alk, ll. L. titration.
7:00—liolhrau llaue Entertainers.
7:30-3aeh'e Quality Bore.
szooul'uce Institute urozrem.
wuss, NEW YORK-810.
own—Uncle Geobec.
mall—John Crowley. violinist; dior-
belt Phillipe pianist.
0: 40—-l.orettu Hurley, "One Girl
show."
6: 50—.ludith lloth. sauce.
7: 00~Anouhead Concert Orches-
ila.
0:00—lonns Buicnas. berytonc.
dzlo—Bcrnerd hiaitin. pianist.
8:20—Jonne Bulenae. barytonc.
8:80-Gluck'e 18th Century Opera.
"Orpheus"; Richard llulc.
barytonc.
11: 00~Arrowheed fiance Orchestra.
“NYC, NI‘W YORK—020.
P. M.
0:85—lirrmen Neumen. pianist.
6:45—-.\iarkot high spots.
8:55——Plano selections.
hos—Stanley Silverburg,
saw.
7:20—llllda Reich. soprano.
7:30—1’olice alarms.
7:35-,—chiuro, Winter Russell.
7:50—iiildn llcich. suprano.
8:00—llasobnll results.
moo—Walter Schuster. teuor’: John
Locseh, violinist.
MOO—“Character Studies." .loscpb
Crowno.
9:20—lljalmar Kobcr. pianist: Etta
Reborn. violinist: Thorllet
Werner. baryione.
mull—“nooks," Professor .1. Carter
Troop.
10:30—l'olico alarms: weather-
\\‘II N, NE\V YORK—301.
musical
1’. M.
6:30—l-Jvcrglades Orchestra.
7:00-.\rihur Normandin's Quartet.
7:30—Will Oakland's Chateau.
8:00—'i‘rcaeurelnnd Neighbors.
~8:30——Judith Roth. soprano.
8:45——l'rlnco l'loitl. songs.
9100—Odlf'l‘n0 Mixed Quartet.
ilzlfi—J. Fred (.‘oops. composer.
min—Loews Orchestra.
10:00—l'niversal Tl'lO.
10:30—Slraud Orchestra. '. "
limo—Dance orchestra. ‘1 g
llzafl—AIubam Orchestra.
12:00—l'lauce orchestra.
8:20-—-l‘almor pen lesson.
8:30-(‘alifornin Ramblers.
moo—Loris Gratke. violinist.
0: {lo-Columbia Entertainers
10:00—‘llow to Dl'lH‘." Harry Raine
(‘85.
10:15—.\l< Alpin nous editor.
10:30—(‘oughlnn Entertainers.
limb—Ernie Golden's Orchestra.
12:00—McAlplu Entertainers.
“MSG. NEW YORK—2m
P. hi.
limo—Popular entertainment.
0:20-—l')r. W. A. Bales. "Vision."
limo—Theo. Alban. tenor.
7:0'0‘—;Sport talk.
hid—Len Saxon. tenor.
7:80—Aurora Mixed Quartet.
8:00—9. 8. President Roosevelt
. Orchestra. .
mac—Earl V. Dnnuais. radio talk.
”.5. ,.
.V.
iClub, president of the Yale Alumni
) \
endow—Josephine hleCormlck. pinu-
let
‘ l0:00—-l\'. of (7. Glee Club.
110:30—5. s. Leviathan Urchcsim.
wows. NEW YORK—288
ii: UU—Hulllucl Diamond.
ii: lb—"ripoed \Vr'ltlng.’
0:30—1'remler Mule Quartet.
into—Aloe Compineky.
10:00—“Tlmely
Gillie.
10:15-1'mmor Mule Quartet.
i0230—Tulk by Dr. Thomas Walsh.
ions—Edwin Capliu. labor.
“'0“. NEWARK—lilo
P. hi.
dzlb—l'iill \Vuibcy. "Sports."
(tau—News bulletin.
Gila—Urntton Hull String Quartet.
pianist.
cvlllsl.
Topics,“ ltcv. J as.
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Mrs. E. K. Daniels’lees
$5,000 To G. A. Adee Fund
.-————
NEW llAVEN.—-Yale University
ihas received under the will oi Mrs.
' illeu Adco Daniels. 0! New York
'Cliy. $5.000 {or the George R. .idoe
scholarship (and. l 0 income oi
which will be awardc at tho cud of
his Sophomore Your to a student
who needs financial aid and who is
distinguished for his “line standards
of character. good leiioteblp, good
sportsmanship. and his senice to
Yale and the community without'
regard to sell-interest." Mrs. Dau~
llulu' brother. George T. Adco, '95, of
:New lork (.‘liy, has aglccd to she
‘3250 annually to bring the income
‘of the fund up to 8500.
i (-corgo A. Adec. in phone memory
’ihis scholarship fund is established.
graduated from Yale College in 1867
and from the Columbia Law School
in 1810. in college he was promi-
nent in many {arms of sport. and
maintained his interest in Yale ath-
lclics throughout his long and active
career as a. lawyer in New York. He
was president or the Yale Athletic
Association of New York, chairman
of the building committee of the
Yale Gymnasium. and director of
the Yale Allmni fund. The .xdev
Boat House at New Haven was
erected in his honor.
American Rapsoms Two -
Armenian Women For $200
'1‘ E H. E R A N. l’ersia.-——A $200
money order. Sent from Plilladcl:
pbla, has ransomcd two Armenian
women who have been held as Mos-
lt’lll sorts for the past ion years.
They are Mrs. Margaret lim‘cswiun.
[40 years old. and her daughter. Au-
gela. 17.
Mr. lioveecpinn formerly lived in
Persia. but is now a resident of
Philadelphia, I’ll. He lost all trace
of his wife and daughter in a depor-
tall'm ten years ago, and gave them
up for dead. Recently he learned
through the Near East Relief that.
they were captives of Named Pasha.
a notorious Persian bandit. who do-
mandcd 3200 im- ihclr ransom.
The money was forthcoming at
once. and lllOlhi‘l' and daughter
were freed a fortnight ago. They
are now on their way to America.
and will arrive. in Philadelphia early
in June. Their case is said to be
one of the most mic-renting or more
than 25.000 which have been hun-
_e’,, , .
.‘ Mu. my
Wine by Sheer Merit use !
STYLE HEADQUARTERS
For Men’s Footwear ,
The new broached tan'cait oxfords, the featherweight oxford in
black and tan. and the bropue oxford with wide square too are
all ready for your Inspection.
Newest patterns in men's hosiery.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
SOUTH NORWALK
This space reserved by The N orwall.
Coal & Supply Co. for the purpose
of advising their customers to put
in coal now. Unless all the anthra-
cite mined during the summer is
taken freely there will surely be de-
lays and disappointments n c xi
Fall and Winter. And besides that, '
Higher prices. .
Phone 113 for good coal.
men. daughters!!! pod lit-em
ter (lumen. at m. severing. will
test niece men ‘wenereeen er
s: to. from the W. anor
lrn.‘ N. 1.. Interment will be u“
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mug-loo» 3.0.10
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‘ “0"” 9:30——l~2\'n Do Rodrigues. contralto. or the Near East Roller.
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