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A HATTINa CONFERnNOI.
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Matter of cheap Grads: clued-us by
Manufacturers and Officers.
The question of the manufacture of
cheap hats. those that are produced
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Whitney is to accompany Miss Dick-innder new management make a bid
crinun home tomorrow, to spend Idus- for the swell set of New York. 'l‘hus
ter in New Haven for there are no direct evidences that
mflm . the changes are to be made or that
George nrott arrived home from may the management will be transferred.
rope. fistuidsy molding
0 8E THIEF GOES 1‘0 JAIL
POI. IlllltldlslPSIld, N. if.I Aill‘li 20*—
Johu SUIIIUIH ll... last momllor of a
build oi llulso thieves who opcratod
oxtcllsivoly In Connecticut New Jorv
soy and New York last year. with
.The Time ..
Has Come
‘ The public schools are closulicdhr
om
Messrs. Redford continue to improve
mm , , , , , ,1 - lleudqunlturs in Bxidgopozi, Conn. was 3 cans Milk .... Silo
w. H. Eula“ having his residence Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Siauson were lilo surroundings do their palatial 3:31:32 #3,? rages‘lgflgglgc: 23$?ng {L’flna‘m‘ hm“ “ill 11ch looking at unlit to state prison today to serve I
not “In Norwslk visitorvaondsy. country residences at the Farms and by manufacturers a,” labor officials . not Inclo than eight nor less than
2‘pkgs. GrapeNuts ...............dho
“mm
the broadening of their holdings, and
this with the interest that others near
by have shown in a general improving
of property is tending to make that
calcium; very .attractivo and very valu~
a as ‘3. » ’N
f into. A number of conferences ' four 3’0“”
ave boon hold as a result and the
manufacturers have asked that pro-
visions be. made: in scales of prices ,
whereby the cost of' producing these
hats be lowered.
It is claimed by manufacturers that
the cost of manufacturing a hat in the
312. 50 grade is greater than the price
received and that oil hats of that
grade are put out at 0, loss. The file.
torles continue to milks the grade. it
Miss Mary Warner has returned
from her Wothorsflcld visit.
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Lester Wheeler is getting his launch a pkgs. Currants ... . .. ..... ...... i250 ‘
"inimmniisslon for the season.
mum's-p
FOR THE EASTER HOLIDAYS WE , ..
HAVE LAID IN A LARGE AND i"!
Mrs. Joseph Hindloy has recovered
from an Ittack of thusiiitis
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Mrs. Henry Northrup has been sor-
iously ill this week at her home.
William Finch is building an addi-
tion to his Norotcn Heights residence.
Mrs. Lottie Hanford is visiting at
her former home in Winfield street.
Miss Kittie DuCross. who has been
III for some days at her home on the
bridge, is again able to sit uh.
VARIED 8706K OF '3 films 33151113 uncuonunoluu 25° W, ‘
Perfumery
from the but manufacturers only,
such as Colgate. Palmer. Wright.
Young and Ricksocker.
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”Bodlli' rain ulbses its terror, if
you' re a boutlo‘rot Dr. Thomas' Eclec-
tric Oil In the house. Instant relief
ill canon of pa cuts, sprains. acci-
dents of any n ,
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3 pkgs. Pancake Flour ........... 250
2 Dkgs.H'0 Oatmeal .IucIIIIrIIo 25° l
Quite a number of persons are going
to avail themselves of the holiday and ' . is sold in order to secure their trade Styles and prices to suit any taste
801 flfihlnfl today ‘ thMisE Lizzie; Jacnbs of Vermont. ‘9 BILL AGA‘NBT GRAFT. 4‘ "I bell‘el‘ (nullified and.‘ any pwkflibook.
. ogucst o iss Bessie M. Wood, N - --—-- In New York city ycstsrday It now A VICTORY BALL BEARING LAWN‘ . 1
The weekly social service at the ro on _~ .. ‘ Designed to Prevent Tampering With fenenco on this question was held bo- MOWER . Ihe leitfuss Pharmacy '4 COTTAGE AVENUE. ‘. ,
Advent Christian Church inst evening 0 0 Bowen is painting and decor- Ansntu. tween the oiiicors of the lUuIted Hat- will keep it down better than any oth- ‘ ... . ’
was under the leadership of Rev F. S
tors of North America and several
Ainsworth. .
manufacturers and the topic was thor-
oughly discussed. Themanutocturers
or. it has four blades with a double
stool ratchet to drive them. And the
adjustment is perfect. Cull and'look
The judiciary coulmlltoc yesterday
‘ report back to the Senate with rec-
ntlng Justus Mead's residence. Pros
It N0. MAIN 81'.
post. nvonueu .
EAST NORWALK,
so. NORWALK. CONN. ‘ 3
' , consolidation foil passage 9. bill aimed . ,. A
.l’aliit‘i“é‘t.3£l‘it Mktti‘l‘iiiit is... m... or I... ...... .... ...... ...... ”w ...... ......c... it??? hibt...§i““i‘.l‘i ”“w his: "‘9'“ lhroai Nose and Ear :
night at the home '31, Mrs Washing moved to Missllaetsy i'Weed's house. of agents, and the disclosure of busi- and W. Barry Green of this city and res an we“ ...—...; K 1
ton Youn s of East “an“; Maple avenue. ‘ ncss secrets All employees came uu- a member of the hiewHMIIford' Hat l
‘ "g, ' Mis Pen ma— N ill r d dim i‘lhurovfihonl 33? ”'¥§°c‘{,‘§fi im “mp““y' N“ “am“ “a “we" ‘“ bar's?” WE' Dow! ThAnyt gi‘seasedncosmm flit “‘3
s so, 5 o 6 case an it vcu ass 0 e y. lo s , ’ roe. use or or a noose an
Stores gonoraiy throughout this Rev '1‘. B Miller left for their new It full usfollows:- the moctlng.:~Danbury News. l “ ll y
place will close today. some of the Large Bluefish—fl .......... ...10c lb. scientifically treated Mid cured by the
ARE
grocery stores keeping Open for a “me mead“ . Stgtgugffimnegtfiot. I WILL HOLD SMITH'S LETTERS. .11! WABHHINGTON I'rnu'r. Small Blues ............... .....12c1b. latestand most improved methods and
3‘10” time 1“ the morning. Grandpa GWs named the ' January sSeosslgn A. I). 1905 NdEWbYO'RKM..pril 2% 733m flail? PM“. 4”. mullahs """" ' """"""" 'lzc lill. {£31136figeegqoavhdmgglgglflgeafilgg
little son of Lieutenant and Mrs. Mor. An Act Concerning the Corrupt. lniiu- ma o y ‘ ”mm m an 8 k 0 """" "c given consultation and examination
Woodbury 0. London and family . . wife, the latter sister of Non Patter- Roe Shad ............ 14c 1b.
spend moved ,0 Mormmwn' N. J" to sun herald George. vgflltrgs of Agents. Employees or Ser- so, ,0 maven the nun...” 0: we WWWWHW Buck Shad .................... 12.; lb. “Set. 3v niggetclllallgt virgins; ti?“ °f'}' .
spent the summer there. They will” Postmaster J E. Ballard retulncd Do It enacted by the Senate and House grand wry. 1“ the “1150‘ against] them )yestlport Smelt """""" "”130 111:, n c o w e ow or ospi a.
norm all rohablllt visit Half M o ‘ , , in whicl tlcy are eiargo w II con- n on: ................ . ....... c
Island thisp summer? from the Stamford Hospital, SundaY. of Representatives. in General As- splracy wns 3,.“le today by Judge Largo Natch cola .. WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY...
...... 12c'lb.
ALL OTHER KINDS 01“ SEA FOOD
A'l‘ REASONABLE PRICES"
much improved. senillly convened:-
Section levoI-y person who cor—
ruptly gives, offers or promises to up
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Hot Water
Foster, who at the sonic tlmo disal-
lowed their demurrer to the indict
lllollt, and denied their. attorney‘s
Branch, 66 80. Main St.
The regular weekly prayer meeting Treatment hours 8-10 1-4 7-8. .. f
M . . . .
was held last night. at the. East Avc- rs Charles Brown, M New Jersey
spout Friday with Mrs. Merlin J. Wa-
nue Methodist Church.
attended despite the
weather conditions.
unfuvorabl
George Spragilo, who for some tiln.
has been adriver for the Crosocnt
laundry. has resigned his posliio
there and takon‘one with the Adam
Express Company. “
Contractor Leslie Gamble has (‘Olll-
lllellcod the work of driving some pi
ing for the foundation of the addition
side. of
This pull of
to be erected on the water
the Colonial Foundly.
the plant will be used as a llllltlllll
shop and work loom
Quite a delegation will learn llll
morning for l’lilillvillla, whore tilt-y will
convention of tho Loyal
Workcl's' Societies and Sunday school
Clirisllllu
lll the Siutc of Connecticut.
Davis preached lost
the new Advent Christian
attend the
officials of
Cllurch
Rev. James
night in
Church ill Plulllvlllc,
dedicated today.
. ROWAYTON.
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the Advent
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which is to b
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, In
Rowayton, are Frederick LockwoOd,
Elwood Broadway and Charis: Petty.
Orders sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
The pllblic school will be closed to
day, in obsm'vullce of Good Friday,
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Mrs. (it'orno Scott, of Rii\t’il;.'lilll, up:
a Darlcu visitor. Tuesday.
Mrs. ~ Remington.
Street.
Mrs. George Scott entertained
pleasant fullllly party, the past wcck,
at her Rownyton lloulc.
Thu) Ilsuul pruycr llloctings
hold inst night ill tho liapilst
Methodist Churches.
WI‘I‘
Illl
City people owning places ill this
them and
vicinity are looking nficr
planning improvements for the com
II was well
of lirooksldv. is
spending a few days with Mrs. llurl'
e tcrbury, nt Noroton.
Misses Helen and Jessie
spent 'I‘hursduy wth Mrs.
Whitney, Brookslde avenue.
Jelllffc
William
0.
‘1‘ Mrs. Lockwood. of South Norwalk.
5 spent. Wednesday with Mrs. Theodore
l<‘. Sherman, East Main street.
w.—
Mrs. 0. C. Bowen and Miss Lulu rc-
turucd Monday from a visit with Mrs.
Bowen‘s children, in New York.
l~
Mr. and Mrs. E. .3. ‘lll'uggcrllof had
0 lllrcc daughters have, rcturncd from
Yonkers to their home in Noroton.
M. Jones and son Franklin
will rcturil Saturday to their Noroton
home. They willtcrcd in New York.
Rev. Thomas B. Miller has been Ill)-
poinlcd pustor (If illc Methodist Church
:It Must Compton, Ilcur Sag Harbor, L.
-“ Mrs, F.
H
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Mrs. Thaddeus Wurilllr,
II. I“. Waring.
mother of
Of Ntll‘otou, is recover-
ing from a serious attack of plieu<
mould. ‘ .
Miss Helen Waterbury and Miss
Maud Vuu Dino huvo returned from
their Brooklyn visit with Mrs. George
E. Goodevo.
- Miss Edna Cupcu, of Nornton. llns
Um. Muss. :lilm' >pI-llllillu lit‘l‘ spring
q [VIII :liiOll ill. hulllc. ~
(‘hullos Iloyis plluc Ill. Ox Ridge.
was sold to Ml. Sulzcr of 12m sticct
New Y.ork The furniture was sold
.V at auction Wednesday.
Mrs. Babb. n romlnent member of
n Rcv. W. 1". Dickcrmnll’s church ill New
Haven. and it frequent visitor in Dur-
icll, died the past week.
., The death of Charles Rogers, broth-
d cr-iIl-lnw _of Thaddeus Hoyt, of 0);
Ridge. occurred recently at his homo
ill Brewster. near Danbul'y.
the new Moth—
preachod very accept—
Mr. Freeman expects
Rev, Mr. Freeman.
- Odist mlnlstel‘,
ably Sunday.
returned in Smith ("ollcnc. Nor-thump,
ing season.
ugcnl. clllpioyoe, or servant, any gift
or gratuity Whattwbr. with intent to
influence his action In relation to ills
prillclpai's employer’s or master's bus.
uoss. and every agent. employee. or
servant who corruptly requests or uc-
cents a gift or gratuity or a promise
to make a gift or to do an act. {loneli-
cial to himself. ‘undor an agreement
or with on understanding that he shall
not in any particular manner in rela-
tion to his principai's employer's, or
master’s business and every agent. om-
ploycc or scl‘vnllt. who, being autllorv
izod. to procure mutt-rials, supplies, or
other articles. either by purchase or
contract. for his principal. cmploycr,
or Illustor. receives directly or indl~
l‘ocily. for himself or for another. a
cullillrissiou, discount, or bonus from
the portion who makes such sale or
contract, il)‘ flII‘Ilisllcs such illnlol'iulm
sllppliI-s or oillc! nllitlos, or from ll
pcrson who I‘L‘l’ltlll‘h‘ sulli sclvlcc or
lnIIOI and cvmy person it ho gives or
OI’fcls I-lllf ll ilu agent oillllloy,cc or turr-
valli suill commission. discount,
bonus shall be punished by it fine of
not less lhllll $10 HUI lllOl‘I‘ than $500
or by iulpl'isolltllrill for not murc lllllll“
one your. or by both such lino and “Il-
prisonlllcul.
Soc. 2:"Nl) person sllull be excused
from attending, testifying. or produc-
ing books, papers, contracts. ugrol»
moms and docunlcllts before any
touri (ii iii ollcdlemo to tho sllllpocllil
of any (mill liming jurisdiction oi llll-
llllsdclllemlm. on the ground m to. tilt
rcusou that the. testimony or evidence. .
illicllllmlllal‘y ur ullloru‘iso, l'i'llllll'l‘ll of
him may loud to lllt‘l'lilllllillv him or
subject him II) n pollully (Ir l0l'l'lllll‘l’2
but no ill‘l‘rlllll sllull be lluillo In ully
suit or pr‘oscluilon civil or (Illlllllill.
in; or on account of oily irausurtlou
limiter. cl tiling (‘OIHCI‘lllllg which lll‘
may testify or produce cvldonco, doe-u
memory or otherwise before said
court or in obedience. to its subpoena,
or iii any case or proceeding.
Soc. ii-—lllvcry person who corruplly
givcs, pays Offms or plonliscs any
gift 0! valuable thing to uny (lclk.
stciloglaphor secretary or itgcnl of
any employer for the purpose of iudm
lug such clerk. stcilographcr. secretary
or agent to wrongfully surrcudcr or
betray the private COl‘l‘CiillimtllillCi‘.
books OI Iltcounis of such employer.
.or to wrongfully disclose the contents
motion for a summary order to com-
pel the district. uttornsy loturn over
to them the letters taken front them
offer their arrest. in Cincinnati.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
HOYT S THEATRE.
3 FOX.
THE LADIgS' TAILOR.
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
Bogs to announce to the ladies that
ho is ready for tilesprlng. All kinds
of clothes mndo order at rcusona-
bio prices. If you wish to be suited.
then call at my store. There’s no
risk. You'll surely be suited in lny
place. Cleaning and repairing nont-
ly done. All kinds of Roady-lo-Woar
Clothes. We also have a large Its-
sortnlout of Indics' Wolsts from 25c
up to $4.00. We have some nice
Skirts from $3.00 up to $7.00. Covert
Cloth Goals from $5.50 up to $9.49.
AT ALL HOURS
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GAS
ENTIRELY
WATER HEATERS
$7.50$9.75 $14.00
INDEPENDENT OF “
GAS RANGE OR COAL RANGE,
WHEN YOU HAVE ENOUGH. TURN .
OFF THE GAS AND STOP THE ax-
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop.
South Norwaik,
Get That Blondie.
out of the attic; look It over.
to run “something like a NA- ‘
TIONAL."
Bargains in Tirol.
Don’t forget the Guaranteed
Gas Mantle.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
If it Isn't a NATIONAL “swap"
it for one; or let us tune It up .
HOTEL VICTORIA
MONROE STREET.
room. Baths in
feet sanitation.
quiet.
and cigarl.
city.
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T. I. SULLIVAN, Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL, 89M.
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¥ llllrllenlruulllesalld llle Remedy.
PENSEI HIRI BULKLEY’ .7
. , 52 30. MAIN or. 2'
illill’lllulllllgil -
'Phone 6.. glfiJMBING AND ITIAI‘xm
HEATING.
summmm HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
”onus Restaurant
BEST PEACE IN TOWN TO GET
10 AND 15 CENT LUNCHES: REGU-
.OR $3.50.
ALL HOME MADE BAKERY.
88 North Main Street, South Nerwalk.
AR DINNER, 25 CENTS; 21 MEALS
STOVES AND RANGEI.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI.
GI: and Steam Fitting,
COMPANY,
17 WALL :Tacsr. NORWALK.
F. S. BANKS
General Contractor
BING. BUILDING OF NEW AND RE-
Carpenter. Builder and
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB-
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
llill Pap‘elfildll:
Selecting Wall Paper I: largely a
matter of taste. We have everything
Only a few years ago it was consido
cred good form to encase the sink In
wood. thelcby concealing the trap.
... ”Tang: "2:.er 232:.“ [to making It Inaccessible andf ofiealngfi
place for the collection 0 filt a
RICHMOND RANGES? mm“, . , MM“...
hold, let us remedy the trouble by in.
staliin a snowy white “Standard" For.
celaln Enameled Kitohcn.8lnk. Our
work to satisfactory and prices right.
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8.,
South Norwalk, Conn.
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CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
Newly furnished throughOut. Molt
comfortable and up to-dote hotel in tho.
city. Electricity and heat In over;
connoctign. Perl
Reoms xcellentl!
appointed. Always comfortable and
Cafe carrying I full line of Actors
Merrill and Condit's wines. llquorl.
'Bost stocked bar in til!
If this condition exists In your must ’1
Horace R. Nash,
his family in Darlen this week. of such private correspondence, books We have other small articles which MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
Wall .
in color, design and grade. .We will
Monday was the coldest doiy this lire Hmw Whitllov‘s display of {irinccoullltsih and cvelyh pi‘usonfmlllo. we cannot Inpution Alterations IN OR OUT-OI-TOWN ORDERs 3y
month and people that had the r gnr- , i '- . “~ “I; II “1 i“ “‘ ““"K‘ul’ (“3 59"” free and orfect flt taranteod. We m .
dens ready to plant are waiting for ““98 now in “100"! IE remarkably ol ugonl (II any cinploycl, corluplly also givopflunt Stanlxi‘ls Call at my MA"- PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Md youin aklng selections that will
a little warmer weather. bountiful. She intends to take them requests or accepts any gift ox vallln- —REBIDENcI—-
store before going elsewhere.
, harmonize with your other interior
1 MAI N 07., NORWALK. CONN.
‘0 New ”8"“ 10" Easier Sunday. his thing under an agreement to
wrongfully surrender or botluy or to
svlongiully disclose the contents of the
private correspondence. books. or sc-
counta of such employer or who. being
It clerk. stcnographcr.s secretary or
agent of any cmpioycr. corrpptly or
9“— wrongfuliy surrenders llctrnys 0i dis-
Tlm Lawn Tennis Club, Of which closes the contents of the private cm:-
Henry Morchouse l8 president. and W. rcspoudence. books or accounts of
-..
Mrs. Donhum and daughter Dorothy.
of Brooklyn, will arrive this week for
n visit with Mrs. Richard Frost and
her daughter. Mrs. W. .I. Fleming,
Mansfield avenue. -
The Baptist and Methodist Churches
. and Sunday schools are arranging vol-y
attractive Easter programs for Sunday
morning and evening.
Paper. y
Our stock of new goods just 'i'il p
is a little larger than over beforr.
_N MAIN ITREET. NORWALK
.l:.‘€$iu
till Illil'lll llli ....
IOUTI-I NORWALK. court. SPECIAL.
onoAlezo tau.
decorations. -,
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‘IELD SELLS
{NSUMNGQ
Euoowmsurs PRINCIPALLY.
The frame for the new hose house
of Rowayton Hose Company was rais-
ed, yesterday, by Contractor Nathan
Finch, of Dnrien. and work is progress-
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You W
. .IFE ALOO. ,
we int... its.“.i'tnsr;.:“ilii°.isrthis... L ' ' - W" ...?”“tflié‘dd‘l 3333:2333 '37:? d° “1° ...... l" *1“ "W W
mn— ' I ' I . r n 0 , .'
Judge Bradley. of wosipori hoard illi‘ home of Mark Norman. prisoniuellt bforbru'): mo‘refl illunx inix my; waétyunm ““9"”! ‘h' $15.33;: giggtggg'gg 100‘ manner. i I «no dim
Ille Henrietta Smith contested will . ............ months. or y of sum nu Elli m- ' r . . . . , , .
, . llrs. Arthur Whitney and daughter prisoument. Office. Uflltod look Iulidlng, w. hug “ken . 0d M
lfiileigllafim N121“? Wheat-(1)33? sell)“: “'9 "Willi! Mm 'WIIIIIIGY‘“ "‘0th m 30"“ "WW": 0W" N“ mnn' ‘60'000'00 Painter's Bushnell. Crockery. Glans- go
mm of John 5mm. of itowayton we. Mrs. Briggs, in Stamford. and later aoov or: PAUL JONES, Telephone ass—is contract: for 110“" Damn!“ ”I!
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, , will return to Darlon. before leaving -——-——-— w ___,, ...- -.. “"5“. “WW“. oflndlvllunl'. Nn‘ Wk”: “‘3' i will be lad to Iubmlt figural!“
}3"“.,,',‘,:‘,,,”‘;221:.f5ehmftim’g3" {will for their Mt. Vernon homo. ,Awslung the Arrival of the mm For Mariana, lacreillnu and corporations your “it ' . |
lll'l'. 'l'hc hciru ask to havo the. will "‘ Squadron to 5.“... u .0 Am...“ “I n W“ “OM“— . Painting and Paper Hanging. . M
broken clicking undue influence on tho W'ESTPORI‘I' PAINTS.
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[W N H MATHIWION. PM
' . ' ~— . . l'ulil .. We try to carry in Um m
' part. of Miss Ferris. 'l’llolic arc is PARIS. April 10. Thu body-of ., .. .
largo number of plaintiffs. It‘cipuul Agent: for tho Evlnim SIMIMI. In 10'1““ WM “Illa." ”0m" “9"“ .th J "JagdlxaAflwlgfipflmflllr ,. _, , thing you he“! forth: “My
doll and (‘lll‘ll‘l Icploscni lilo plaintiffs WcItport. are 8. DIgIovanni Ind Wm. $91001 Ur Medicine I" I'll" “1‘“er . l I ‘ _ , i j of our house-Inside 01' out.
lIIId liullhuti and Davis the dofcud- E. Nash. Order: uni to either of the Church of the Holy 'l‘lluity on tho DIR-”IOTOIO. y ‘
unis above will roculvo prompt attontlon. uvcnllo do 1; Aims and was doposltmi I . ,
' --—- Ill lthe; rfccglving \‘Iitllll ll“ await ‘fllli' ,khl’f‘ugmgon Jams-L“... o a ' , .
"Ilc season for smelt Ilshin is over. arr vu c I 0 news squa "m W \ M ii - WM . . ~
DARIEN AND NOROTON' l M... g In carry book illc remains of the ud- Interior Duor‘ilou: and Home Point- Josiah I. WWII Ilmuol INMMIII
Agont: for the Evenln
Dorian. are Thaddcu: oil,
prompt attention.
“a“.
lyi
Charles Goff, ls painting the Norton
Black.
Icntlnol. In
Arthur
Clauses. and Wallace Sharer. are».
sent to any of the above will rncivc
M‘rls. Charles E. Whitney is serious.
15. Squires and wife entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Bellows, of New York. at
their Compo home, over Sunday.
The summer home of the veteran
manager. '0. B. Bunnell, is being put
in shape for occupancy by the family.
the summer coitus: In town.
This is one of the most attractive of
mm to Amerm
The ceremony cf the, removal was
attended by Ambassador Poricl lion-
ry Vigneud. first secretary of the em-
bassy; Col. Bniilydllanchard. second
secretary. and John K. Cowdy. consuh
general at Paris The Rev. Dr. Morgan
recited n prayer as the remains were
placed In the vuuli. The body lies in
the original coflln in which it was
found April 14 in the old St. llouis
Cemetery. The coffin has been encus
Inc. Go to the .
llolrl‘ll llllirlu (lo.
Decorating 'mpstbnant In Chorus of
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PLUMIINUI
Christian Dram“ J. Wattles Marvin
South Norwalk. Conn.
« Telephone Connection.
87 WASHINGTON STREET“ ,, O y
10 ”BUT IT.
TH! JOHN 3. LIME
TILIPHONI III-I. i
subatomic.
minimums.
of tow York
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Westpcrt and Greens Farms Congre-
dutlouul churches will unite with the
Methodist and Culture tonal churchu
o: of Southpm-t in a on service at’
the Methodist Church here this incl-us.
ed within a handsome oakcn cuskct.
around which a large American flag is ,
draped. ‘ ' .
Walter lilymi elltcltnlllsd his sister
this wank.
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HOT WI! HR. 7 TIA-rams I
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Sylvester bowen and family are in.
. New York.
arrived Thursday at Mrs.
km.
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transformed for
IODIIO AND WRICKAGI ADRIFT.
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:Cspt. J. it; Griffin master of the New .
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if, It this port. informed the Fall River
custom house today that on April 17,
York barksntlno
when his vocal was all miles south
out off Meow“ t'oint he passed s
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