it,
Going To Get A
Gas Range?
Get it NO W while
we can make prompt
connections.
Prices
$l0.25 up.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
Iiilllil. III II Iiglliillliiill
'PHONE. 68.
THE
Specialty Mfg. Co.
71 WA TER STREET.
souru NORWALK.
NEW AND SECONDHAND
Electric Motors
FURNISHED. INSTALLED AND RE-
PAIRED. SATISFACTION GUAR-
ANTEED.
”MOOOMOOOOMOOMO
FRANK l}. VIN Silll
PLUMBINO.
5 TE AM
NOT WA TER,
[IND OAS . i
e
i
g
FITTING.
u
Tn, Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
”WOOONNOO «09mm
i 50 South Main Street.
Telephone, 137-3.
South Norwalk, Conn.
OWWOOW
Easy To Pick
the proper Wall Paped Designs from
our splendid stock There Isn't a
more attractive stock of New and Ar
tintie Wall Papers III these parts.
Prices are proper and workmen most
skillful.
Sole agent for .lnneway'e and Car»
penter‘s Wall Papers.
To Order—Window Shades, Pic-
ture Frames.
SUPPLIES. ARTISTS
MATERIALS.
PAIN 'IERS'
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures, 10c.
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe, 25c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods.
3 ft. long. with fixtures. roc.
“Shure-Cut” Can Opener, cuts
easily. No ragged edge, too.
Best Steel Paring Knives, 10c.
PAINTING, PAPER HANG-
ING. DECORATING.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
LH. Decker
87 Washington Street, I
South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone Connections.
NOW Is THE TIME To BUILD UP
‘ YOUR SYSTEM AND IF
you NEED ~
Strength call and Get Sonic of My '
IMPORTED PORT SHERRY AND
TOKAY WINES.
I have also the BEST ASSORTMENT
of Liquors.
Den't you know that you can always
get a good meal at all hours, with
everything in sea-on It the
Imperial Cafe»
9 Railroad Pigee, 80. Neg-walk.
um. roman.
When thoi chicken for dinner is It
hen. it is I . - r to ask for s limb, and
not I leg. .-_.-.
.»..' 1.... .. .-.—4~.-»
Iv: his
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
LAWN mowens. ALI. srzes AND
pnrcss.
REFRIGERATORS.
crap LADDERS.
LONG LADDEns.
EXPANSION LADDERS.
TRESTIJE EXTENSION LADDERS.
scneen Doone.
WINDOW scnrzeus.
WASH TUBS. .
PAINTS AND VARNISHES, STAINS
AND POLISHES.
nocens FLoorI srAINs.
GRAIN'I‘E A-a. 3 FOR FLOORS.
JAPALAC.
PAINT BRUSHES. BEST QUALITY
AND CHEAP cuss.
EXTRA FINE VARNISH anusues.
SYRACUSE pLows.~c0I.rIVArons
AND WHEEL HOES.
ALL oooos WARRANTED.
Watkins & Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone. 43-6.
You can buy
5 Per Cent. GOLD BONDS
of the CONN. GEN'L LIFE INS. CO.
on Installrncnls. A good investment for
you. if you llI'c. II apleudld protection
for your family, if you die.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
N. SMITH FERGUSON. Special Agent.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
So. Norwalk. Ct.
c -_.. .. L...
THE
Bill Niilllllil BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WITH
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus. SlO0.000.00
Net Profits. S5 5.600.00
Solicits acc0unta of individuals, man.
utacturers, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pree.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pros-
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian Swartz Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan.
Surplus, $185,000
The
Earnlng Power
of your savings in
vested with this
Company at 5 per
ccnt. is 25 per cent,
greater than if in
vested at. 4 per
com; is 12 6-7 per
cent. greater than if invested at 3%.
per cent.; and 66.. " 3 pm cent. greater
than If invested at 3 per cent.
Capital, $1,600,000.
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 SO MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers,
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John 8. Lawrence
ivrcnd
Paying Mining. Oil, Smelter and
Industrial Stocks making possible
Large Interest and Profits. Book-
lets on application.
DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.
Bankers, Brokers, Fiscal Agents.
Members Ncw York Consolidated
Stock Exchange. 66 Broadway and
r7 New Street, New York.
ELBALDWINIIAMMITT. Manager.
Western New Enr'isnd Branch: liesdqum
hrs: Sutton-350mm: Bldgn Hartford. Conn.
Denny S. Hull, Representative.
1 Lauder Blk, South Norwaik, Ct.
The Innralk Steamboat Comping
(incorporated) .
Daily Freight Line
NOR WALK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
and NEW YORK.
Sfeamorsl"Cltyof Norwalk'
and "Eagle".
LeaIes New York lInlly at .‘I p. m.
Leaves Norwalk Daily at (I p. In.
Freight received from 7 a In. to 5 p. In.
PROPER TY O WNERS
INSURE YOUR RENTS
The Continental Insurance 60., of
New York, will insure yOur‘ rents
against loss sustained by loss of rent-
als by, damage by fire to buildings.
NET SURPLUS ...... .. . .. 86.553323
* JACOB M. L‘YTON.
s R. R. Ave" South Norwalir.
THE JOHN B. LAWRENCE
AGENCIES.
ALL I'NSURANCES, REAL ESTATE,
MORTGAGES NOTARY. STEAM-
BOAT TICKETS.
12 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
I . Tel. Coll, 32-3.
State Supervision of New York and -
HOW'S THIS?
\I'c oilcr Ono Huudrcd Dollura Ito»
word for any Nine of (‘utnrrli that can»
not be t‘ilit'ii by liIIil's Cuturl‘ll Cure.
l“. .i. (‘HENICY at CU, Toledo, 0.
\\‘c. Ihc uudcralgncd. lIuI'c known F.
.I. (‘iIcIIcy for the last 15 years. IllliI
IIcllcre him perfectly honorable In all
burdncuu transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WAIIDINII. KINNAN It: MARVIN.
Wholesndc Ill-riggista, Toledo. 0
Hull's t‘uiurrli Corn is taken inter-
IIuin_ ucilnlz dlIchly upon the blood
and mucuonu surface or the system.
'l‘cslunonluls hl'lll ficc. Price, The.
per bottle Sold Il\' ull l.)I'ugt:lstu,
Take llrrll's Filllliiy l'llls for consti-
putloll.
WILL PAPER
OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS
JUST IN IS A LITTLE LARGER
THAN EVER BEFORE.
WONDERFUL HOW LOW YOU
CAN BUY NICE GOODS HERE. YOU
KNOW.WE DO THE WORK IN THE
VERY BEST MANNER.
we HAVE TAKEN A cooo
MANY CONTRACTS FOR HOUSE
PAINTING AND WILL er»: GLAD TO
SUBMIT Frounes FOR YOUR
WORK.
WE TRY TO CARRY IN STOCK
EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR THE
DECORATIONS OF YOUR HOUSE
INSIDE 0R OUT.
II. E. Gorhamfis
TEL. 13".»«2.
10 FIRST ST., E. NORWALK.
The (lotion Side Feed Boilers
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING.
Insurcs a Warm House. Day and
Night. in Coldest Weather.
bend for Catalogue and Investi-
gate for yourself.
aorton ti Lidgerwood Company.
96 LIBERTY STREET,
NEW YORK.
18477: I» --.- _.. .- 1904.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Gas Fixtures, Metsl Ceiling,
Have you seen our stock of_
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
Etc.
Sarsapartlla
The duct Ssrsamdllenh:
kind they eve used or over.
60 years. No other Sm s-
rllia like it. --
Pencil Creamerli But-
ter 2650 lb.
21 lb. Gran. Sugar $1
Reade Bits lOc pkg.
"P o w e r”. the new
breakfast food. 60 pkg.
A. Stull
24 COTTAGE AVENUE,
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
FRESHWFISH.
THIS IS THE WEEK TO EAT
FRESH FISH.
PORGIES. 6 LBS., FOR 25c; BLUE
FISH, 80 LB.: WEAK FISH, 7c LBJ
BLACK FISH, 5 LBS. FOR 25c;
LARGE MACKEREL. FROM 15c TO
250 EACH: FRESH HALIBUT. 12c
LBJ STEAK COD. 10c LB.: CONN.
RIVER ROE SHAD. 10c LB. SPEC-
IAL SALE SATURDAY. LARGE
SHAD, 25¢ EACH: BOILED LOB.
STERS, iOc PIECE. 3 FOR 25:.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FRESH
FISH AT REASONABLE parces.
CAPT. DUGROSS.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
Old Salvation Army Building.
'Phone, 132.
Jenkins Brest/Dives
and
‘Is GARLOCK PACKING
Carried in Stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
New England Electric Motors.
Have no superior. Can show them
In operation.
Repairs to Stationary and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mach-
ine Work Sollelted.
THE G. N. MCKIBBIN
M'F'G C0.
58 WATER ST.. 30. NORWALK.
I
Life Insurance For Women
do endowment policy furnishes the
surest, investment that assures a mag-
nillccni profit. The Equitable Life.
tlIc strongest. company in the world.
write: life insurance for women. Let
us explain to you n
5 PER CENT. GOLD BOND ENDOW.
MENT.
it will llluatratc in a forceful manner
how small sums lnycstcd annually can
be made to I'euclI magnificent amounts.
Write to us for a comprehensive
booklet.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
74 Washington St., So. NOrwalk. Ct.
,INHEUSER -BllSIIII
Orr Draught or Bottled at the
Victoria Cafe,
1‘. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone Call, 3963.
FINEST BEER PLACED ON THE
MARKET.
All kinds of Sea Food cooke". in the
best possible manner by an ex-
COMPANY. . perienced chef. Meals at
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK. , all hOul's.
h_ ‘ .____=:.—.-.._:.-_:. d‘
INSTIIIIT REIIIEF 223321“
("1.80"- Throat. with BRAZILIAN
M. no dorms 2M. No opium
On] Infnfllbh cure for Asthma, Coo.
uni Bronchitis and o“flute: Consump-
tion. would Mrugglsis Pint.
Oil. no prepaid. 13100 F. Jackson .9 Co. ..
Indianapolis. Ind-
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
19 ”Neill. Iii-III se eoI‘Iu‘I Newton.
Residence 9 Crater-It Terr-m ,
Telephone at. house, '134—6. " '
ct»
emu" III
SI Flirt-10.1“ ,
I”:
I'S‘M to sea:
OliieesJONMIIILSIm
' museum. cont
send Postal for “dust on Patents.
J," LTMcFarlarII-I H. ‘s. ‘pnkenag.
IIIIIIIKSIIIB lair In In
l..l B. itaImond
t..l l.. McFarland
(.lamcs Morclroad
Absolutelu Pure ice.
and Prompt Service Dally Guaranteed.
Successors Io
Hang Your Card Out Early. so We De-
sire to Furnish the Retail Trade
Before Noon.
OFFICE, NO 6 MADISON STREET.
I. 1 A
‘ . _
linoltoBILEIiztI.
ORIENT BUCKBOAED, LOW-
E EST PRICED PRACTI AL AU-
. TO BUILT. WE HAV A 8AM-
: PLE OF THIS WONDERFUL
‘ LITTLE CAR. CALL AND LET
E US OEMONSTRATE' ITS
3. MANY DESIRABLE FEA.
‘ TURES.
H R. BULKLIIY,
‘i‘i‘ti’h’ .II‘I‘IT, " Io “awe
at for Do. Nomlk and
A” VIcIIIIty.
new..- ..
trunnion
'I‘lIc planking on the bridge IN Irving
rt.lulII
Lester Finch was II visitor III
home town yr’rttvi‘tltl)’.
MissMIIy l’uuly hue trtkcn II poIIltlon
iii the (‘I't-Hccut Laundry.
(‘lIIIrlcs Mcrrltt. of ltridueport. won a
visitor in town yesterday.
his
I\ I'cxulnr Incctlni: of the .qunitu
Outing (‘Iub will be held Monday cycn~
lug.
HcrlII-I't. 34”“ of Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘iIoIIIus
Weed. is ill at his throw on “In Zuudt
street.
Hilbert lr‘. Pierce and (llInI-lcs lIictu
l‘II are planning a trip to New York.
tomorrow.
Frank I"IIII‘II. ot' the (‘yruII l’lIIII‘rIIur-y.
in llrlducpoi't. IliIh gone to liousckccp
int; IIIt'l't‘.
Mrs. A, (l. tloldinlr. of l-Sust :II'I-rIuc.
is cotcrtnlulnr: her duuulrtcr, Mrs.
Sherwood, of (II-I-crI‘I-I l-‘urmn.
E. S. Kennedy will more today from
the Murphy block. East Washington
strict. to thc l’lteb place. in Bust ave-
nue. ,
——Iiuy your Iicei‘, iron and Wine of
a reliublr- drugglat. 50 cents full pint
bottlc. The Bridge Pharmacy.
The youngest duulrhtcr of Williuru
Weir-Iilcli has been ill for III-I'erul days.
III her home on the bridge. but l.~ cou-
sIdI-I-IIbly improved today.
A I'I-I'y inspiring pruycr mooring was
held ut the home of Gustavo I’ltzcr. in
Stuart :II'I-nue. lust cycuiug. Quite a
number of Advcntists were [Il'tihLIlL
’l‘hc l‘tfllliill' wcckiy meeting of the
Junior llund, last owning. was led by
Albert tlclb. 'l‘lIc attendance was ex-
cellent, and the service proved lIIgth
interesting.
Professor II. P. Stevenson. principal
of Eldcrsvillc. i'u.. Normal School, is
spcndiug il few days with his brother.
in t‘vovc uvcnuc. Mr. Stevenson comes
cast as u IlclI-nutc to tho (lI‘uud Lodge.
1. t). 0. l-‘.. which meets in Boston.
Monday,
Louis Mullinua was trying to ride his
bicycle on tho walk lending to Peter
llcckcr's oystI-r dock. when Louis madc-
lt miscalcuirltlon. rind himself and bicy-
clc tumbled into the mud below. For-
tunately neither one was seriously
damaged.
'l‘omorrow is the day for thc Icuch~
11‘s of the East Avenue Sunday school
to bring In Ilile‘t-l containing upccinl
collcctlon for the new Sunday school
room. ’A large attendant-Ms desired to-
morrow as the entire collection will be
for this room.
Many poopic will be glad to learn of
tin» IIII‘I that the trolley cars which
run to Gregory‘s Point will run as far
as South MIIIII street. allowing the pat-
rons of that line an opportunity to ride
through to the center of the city with-
out changing cat's.
~-~\\'c'\'o had it for six months. Cas-
Iiic Irony with WflSLl‘BK, 5 cents. Bridge
Pharmacy. ’I‘cicphone 3994i.
Arthur Wicks. oi‘ Shcflchd-on-they
Sound. is uprioiislyy ill at the island,
with pucumonia. The attendance of a
doctor was ncccssury twice yesterday.
Ilc ls resting more comfortably this
morning. however. and it is Iiopcd that
IIit‘ crisis will soon be reached and
passed in safety.
SIIporintt-mlcnt Richard Bland. of the
Advent Sunday school, desires the at—
Icudancc of all the members of me
school and us many new scholars will
come tomorrow. each with a Bible, as
he dosh-ca to make some preparations
for the conccrt which is to take place
on the meaty-second. Errcrybody
comb and don‘t forget. to bring n Bible
The whmo—pinmhowlophoniu has
broken out near Cottage street, after
having inert suppressed. I15 it was hop-
ed, forever. in the region of the east,
bound station. Now that the hot wen-
ilIcr is drawing near and lnvallds in
that section are compelled to have their
doors and windows open, the dogged
persistence of tho infernal concert is
enough to make people almost wild.
A very agremblc surprise party ar—
l‘i\‘(‘(I at 40 Van Zandt avenue. at 8
o'clock last evening. At the residence
of’ Herbert Scotlin. Professor J. Baker
iImI mother, from Bridgeport. with
friends: also Mr. Ilcmorcat and daugh—
ter. of \Vestport. and many residents
of East Norwalk III-ore present. Songs
and music. also recitations were on
the programme. closing with a sumpt-
nous rcpnst. and it hoarty handshake.
with bcst wishes nt parting.
Tomorrow afternoon will be a gala
occasion for the members of the Ep-
II'ortlI League of the East Avenue
Methodist Church. Thesnniversary
of the formation of tho league is to be
celebrated abethnt‘ time with especial
service, which will be along the discs
of temperance, The service will be
under the leadership of E. W. C. Clin-
ninghamc Special music will bar-en.-
dorcd. and .it. Is’hopod‘that the attend-
ance will be larger titan usual.
'lhose who have not. yet handed In
names In the cynical for the prize of
35 for the most. suitable name for the
street now known as Central nIcnIIc.
ron- HEADACHEB, Neivous.
Nése AND Loss 0r sLser.
Sure, positive and safe
MYJYIIP"! Yea”
AT ALL DRUGGISTO.
l
'i
f“ IUGOI
i have been submitted
. N.
tyne“
4 ill lens to do so before 7 o'él‘oe tlIIII
Ironing. Its the contend will close at,
that time. Quite s IIIInIlIiIr ‘oI' hames'
to submit nIIIIIeII rIIuIIt burn them eith-
l'rInch otllcc'bclorc 7 o‘clock IIIIII even-
.yug, us the decision of the judges will
It- IIIudc ut tilut time.
I The anniversary service and 'Illutai-
lotion or olllctru ol the leon'tlI Lou-
guc will take place Ioruorrow evening
in the church, III 7:30 p. m. ’l‘hc fol-
lowinl: UIIII'I'I'N are to be Installed:
I’I‘ttnidt‘lll"'-Ilt‘l‘l. (it'll).
FITS! VII'tI-I'I‘OSIIIUIIL‘I‘II'S. Addie
Stevens.
Second Vlcc-Prcsident—Mluu Elia
,Abboit
'IlIlIIl \‘l c'cl Icsldcntv—D.‘ W.“ 0. (.‘un
uiughhni. -- ‘
lourth \'lce—l’realdent~—Mrs III H.
Ihgtittoreon
nocI-tritary—4Omur lit. llcdmsn.
'“HIIIIIIIIUIerj— ~‘Willium II. Moffott.
II I» expected that thfl- Epworth
Lcuguc bulletin bourdovlll be Install-
Id by Sunday. . 0,. .
ROWAYTON.
Miss Elisabeth l'cnnell has been up
pointed assistant librurlr III of the New
syrup 1 ibmry: - : 1
Mrs Georgi Scott and daughter.
Miss Jennie. of lmwnytonutrtaiteutura
llcnry Whitney». in Daribn,‘ this WM.
She has been quite ill and under Dr
Avery’s cure.
liobollnks, orlolcs and mocking
birds are the lil'l’IViIIh‘ of the past week
in Iili' bird world. It is refreshing to
know that the record winter did not
kill them all.
The dollar social of the Ladies' Aid
Society of tho Rowuyton Methodist
Episcopal Church has been postponed
until some date to be selected by the
otllccrs in Charge.
1‘ he fuimuin of thin and ndjlucnt I'll-
lugcs will only plant about half the
acreage of petatot-s this spring that
they did last year. owing to the high
prices being asked for choice varieties
of acid
'llowuyton Baptist Church. Frank C.
IIl‘iIWll. IIastIII'44-SerI'Ices at 10:45 a. m.
and 7:30 p. Ih.‘: morning sermon. I-Iub-
jacl, “An Imperative Duty." Evening
topic, "if Christ llad Been There," pre-
coded by song service and speclnl
singing; Sunday school. if; fJunlor
Christian Endeavor Society. 0:30. Ln
Illcs' Aid Society meets at Mrs. E. ii.
livory'a at 2 p. or. Wednesday; Happy
Hour serIlcc. Thursday evening at
I. 45; special features ofrlnturcst. Make
us a Ilslt.
itowayton Methodist .Episcapai
Church. Rev. A L; Hubbard, pastor.»-
iIioI-nlng clan». 9:30. led by Charles W.
Bell; preaching at 10:30 of a threefold
sI-I-mou of special interest to the child-
rcu. :30, Sunday ‘school; 6:45, Ep-
worth League; 7:30, the pastor will be-
gin n series of Sunday rycnintr acr-
mous on the Rise and Full of Great
Nations: or, the Hand of God in ills-
tory. Tuesday evening. Knights of
King Arthur..
become pages in Bell Castle:
day evening. prayer meeting...
DARIEN AND *NOROTON;
Andrew Taylor has purchased a new
surIoI.
Charles Golf is pointing the moi of
the Inn k house
A' number oI’ workmen are now busy
at the Stokes ‘plnce,-Collender's Point
Captain Pearle has nome'prlze Odehln
fowl. which are sold to be remarkable
specimens "
Clifford Street attended the man
reception of the Stamford High School
Thursday evening. ,
The summer vacation . at Center
School will commence June 25.1‘11‘0
closing exercises will take‘ place June
24.
Captain and Mrs. Pause. of Mlddleu
town. will spend the summer with
tlIclr daughter. Mrs."l‘. B'. Miller“. and
family.
A cake and bread sale was held last
eIening at which quite a sum Want-ea;
Iized for the benefit of the Congressm-
tional church.
John T), Crimmlns will soon open
"P‘Irwood- on- -thr~Soun.l. " nt Collonder‘s
Point St-Icral house parties were
lrtld there during the winter. “
—~By buIlng groceries at Street’s
Cash Grocery you will sate money
enough to go to St. Louis '
Mr. Conley bought a lot of A, Floyd
Dolnilcld, in Newton. and last fall
erected a pretty ‘cottatgc thereon. fit“
is new building It fence around the
grounds. The place is near the Little
Point Coal Cbmpany' a deck.
The Web Burn Golf Club will play
its first team match of the season to-
day, when it meets tho‘ Yolé Golf‘ Cillb
on the Newton llltlts. 'A men from
todnvzi 'tho club plays, the New-Haven
Country“ Club in New" Him-n" . ~
Newman Hayter leaves day to
take charge if the oftlte or’the Blink-
ensrterfer Manufacturing Company; at
Kansas City; Mo before delving he
will visit his father Captain Samoa
8 Hayter or Bloomfield N: J
Mr. and Mrs. Anson .Ph’olp‘asmkes
and the Misses Stokes, who ham. been
traro‘lfn ‘abroad since January 1. will
return I) Athletics in about ten days.
and van 320 Immersion to than b’emr
tifui home' in Noroton, where they will
spend thé‘ eumln'er ‘ -
ilauford Smith. who meted here a.
short time no trout Essi- N lime
on the sick first: Hits. my (idea 9: din
be retained to loath, 110de "that his
“mill “’ “£3 “a: S‘u l
and e m a a man u
illumine .IIIII III-eels an in safe.
will again break the rur‘tlLsDittude..:
A linobsil some will bo-plnyed on
the Brady lot soured”. Mu‘ .21 be-
tween the Stamford Huh 80ml tune
Irrest is being taken In the some in
which the Der-ten boys know that they
bath a hard Dottie before thorn. They
are quite confident. them they rum win
out.
Eagle Hook Inc M! (law
will han' 'n emotion the on. Mandi”
{and the Barton team. Considerable- In-
‘:\-‘v'—
other work Incident. h” m
.arorsod ssvbs mound pros-m“, it
Is believed tint this practical
II higher order of olllciency the: It
ever has had before;
unsure you: use I; no Seam
'l‘lIOIIo Who who: fi
i' ut the Sentinel office or the" IMF ‘
Fiverrewcanditiutcs will 7
Thurs-
. Ingwtnsnonpreteebyrma n...‘ ‘
"h—c—Q—bd—W
te
vale durinttho some! 0 ‘01!
men iii-the workof Interns Ital '
willireeult Inniunpbommi
or ~.
Mrs. Daniel C. Nash. III New.
ts been 'iuitlnl In lower" 63! ‘
JoIIIIpII run. of Boston.- he and
inertdlmr II ltw dine in towns «Mr
George I". Hendricks baths-flamed
from IIHIIIIIK friends In Brook”.
Mr and MIN. W. '8 Mans the en-
tertulnlnx friends train Brook]
’I‘hc supper held In ChrIIt Church
ThIIIIIdIIy night IIIIII II greet “cease.
Mr. and Mrs. W. '1‘. Blur.“ have
rented the Charles Bell house on Bum
uti‘trot. ., Q1...» .. q.
AHIIII'OIII‘ Iluributt IIIIII been minds!"
quuovcmcntu to his place on State
street. ‘ I
MI. and Mrs. Nicholas Bolster of
Bridgeport, have been \IOItInt friends
iu town.
Mrs J l’ Mills ltlchsIdc. avenue.
has been having IIIIcrIItlonII made to
her place
The Embulmcrs' Simply (.‘innpauy Is
the latest addition tn the list of title
phone subscribers
Mr. and Mrh Edwin W right of New
Y.ork took possession of their Bam-
tuck home Yesterday.
The publlc schools wr-ro clotted yel-
Ierdny to allow the tenchers to sttoiId
tlII- Iounty coIIIcntion in Bridgeport.
Fifteen thouuund pieces or "man knit.”
ter pesto-d through Ilic bandit of. the
three rural carriers of thin district our!
lag the past. month.
0 Raymond and family, of Nor-
wnIk.‘havc moved Into the house-Wt
itircrsidc avenue I'cr.-,untiy purchased
by the paper company. /
The marriage of Mills, Kathryn
Scully to James Martino? ‘wlll Inke-
plncI- \Iednosday mu‘mingJ “at" 40
o'cloc k in the Church of “thorium”.-
IIon " Ir’i "PM"? We
(‘uptulu Abram B. Arimkmldtou
'I‘hur sky I“ ening- at the norm -of Mrs.
William Stuart. Compo. in the 98th
year of his age. Funeral services will
be held on Sammy «iteration sudt’tho
Interment will be..ln Willow Brook
cemetery. .H 3‘11! l .,. . II I I- , ,
a W444—
. "WESITONI' ' "<3
it; ‘I haw—ob‘ .
Mrs. Oscar Budd, has roIIIII-nedtfn'm
n. Iisit it! Cttlihoili'. ’* i '3
Mrs. A Dahomey. and two children
are visiting in Dnnbury.
Mrs II. .I. McConkey. and. son. have
returned from II I'lslt in Bethe). .
The Misses Courl. Of New Ypork
spending some time at their cumin r
home here.
rn. lust meeting for the season of
Int Matinee Whist Club. In“ h‘eld
\I'cdntstlay with Mrs,- ,liora'ce H
butt.’ ' " "
Ml. and Mrs W. J Sherwood and
Mrs s s Godfrey. atte'ndéifthe pity
“Vulicv Farm." '0
giten by that} faith
field Hill Country Club,‘ on Weddel-
dun oI‘ onmg ‘
Mr. J. L. ShiIely will spend Studio?
with Mr. and Mrs G. Warren Bradll‘i'.
The ordination of Mr Bill!" j to
ministry will be held In No Id , ,
gggatlonai Chureh on Theadix}; Joye
A 0. Bradley has been elected ciIr-
responding secretary of tile'EII'lI-fl II
Southeast Auxiliary of the ems 8
day Séhool Antioctntion Mr. Brad
has been spending a few dark—3' 5.
Haven? ‘V
No‘rnold Grange Hill was flited‘tn
ov'orflovling on Thursday ' ev’
when “Aunt ‘Jerusha' s Quilting! Ports?
was moat finely pI-Iesrnwd 31' to! t
from Cannon. for the benefit. of
florflold‘ church mooring Iii
pictured and delighted atrdiggdéi“ With:
'm the close of the program, were oer '
3d with cake and Ice cream. greeted
‘Aunt Jerueha." and her friends, with
It most hearty Welcome. OI or $42 was
added to the treasury. o » «4'-
CRANBURY.
William Sherwtood has aimed. into
Ben Allen“ 9 place.
George Benton and family have mov-
ed Into Mrs. Harriet Bouton's placer:
I‘. W. Gregory and wife. and see
spént Friday in Bridgeport visiting
relatives .»- r *7
A gentleman from New York has
leased the William Fitch place}: and
taken possession He u-I rear Shiite
lunri ponies A largc number are new
on the place. ' r 3"
NOROTON'S NEW SCHOOLHOUOC:
PlansII‘or Building Were Account Lost
Evening, . ,
The Newton school diamet' ow
mitten held II ‘Ineethix. lest evdilh'lfl.
at which plans and specification 1
the new building. II hich 11.19%ng
pared by Harry Msrwin,- were formal-
ly scented. The generll I3 “lol- &'
building have already heel}
hut'home deI'IIIs (If the'tlb. - V
have not Merl decMod open «a Win
contacted that these will 06'
1.0. this evening. ’I‘hé tildt'fltt I:
printed ”2:000 Tol‘ thefieW‘film
The old building has seam
and III being torn «lent newsman
menu are for a fou‘fit‘ooffht’oit
and-meement frame bmllin .
be erected on the present site.
basement will be fitted WV pl’-
min The old hittidl'lt‘g “:
.ad to be in" an iltIsslth'Md'
last‘hintérg'. add iilm “W " f
(filmed. ‘Thfl‘f’wot‘é It I ‘ -'
ere'l em of'dlphthbflf .
cases In theidistvlctttltfdfi’fls
attributed to momentum
had no school. Norma
smitten; beld.‘ W'Ii”
ECI'IOOI nuthm'ltthe “In? tweet-=-
. we rte
FL 5
, sir ”I; A Iron $553,,
San JUAN. :- It. Israeli er '
mm team so 7
day for the Denny lemmas Nir-
Iyn and :e ,
Atlantleisntl -‘ _
at. In! _ .4;
my. :32 w. tree-9mm
York. _ , 4'
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