at)? One I .
- - 2 I.
V. 1.. Bones has purchased a Frank-
lin touring car.
it. .8. Dawless has returned from u
week's business trip to Montgomery,
Penn.
Attorney Floyd B. Bartram has pur—
chased nnuutomohile.
Dr. B. H. Kecler has bought the
touring pal owned by Attorney Floyd
B. Bartram.
R. B..Potler, or Ox Ridge. has our-
Goiden Moments
Think oi the pleasure spoiled—oi the
unnecessary pain and discomfort
' you’ we bod—«lien DECIDE to have
your eyes examined today.
OPTOMETRY
The correction 0! eye troubles. our
specialtyvit's done exactly and relief
is certain it we fit your eyes.
Call today for examination.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITED IANK BUILDING
Rooms 7-.
07 WAIHINGTON OTREET.
Hours—8 to 11:30 a. m.. and 12m to
6 p. in. Monday and Saturday. 1 to
0 ii. in.
Daily Line to Ni;
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. East River. New York (foot
of Dover street). every day (ex-
cept Sunday). at 3 p. m. Freight.
received at Norwnllt up to 4 p.
m. and South Norwalk up to 5:30 i?
It. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Arming J. Smith.
LIIIOO
C. C. Hogemsn.
General Agent
Milt. Adams: of New Caisson. is
”ending a few days with her sister,
lee Ida Burton. in North Btsniiord.
Mr and Mrs. Luther Knapp. oi New
Gannon. called Sunday on their uuntl
Mrs. John Height. in N01 th Stamford
Mn. and Mrs. Horace Miller, of 8co-
neidtown. with thelr‘molher. were on
tertained dunday by Mr. and Mrs. Fen
wick, of New Canaan.
.Mr. and Mrs. Aaron S. Avery have
returned to their home in North Siam
ford, alter their sojourn through the
winter in New Canaan.
Lewis Sweltzer, or New Canaan.
with a friend. called Sunday on his
(lunshtcr, Mrs. liownrd Havllund and
family. in North Stamford.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board oi Warden and But-posses was
held Tuesday evening. The matter oi
the proposed change in the filter beds
was discussed at some length.
Edward R. “Fitch. oi’ ‘Burnelde, i’or-
mcrly or this town. is it guest for a
short time or Mr. and Mn. John (1.
'l‘hutclmr. in Main street. Mr. Fitch in
JUST A FEW oAve MORE
’ we WILL ALLOW
50c for your old
Tin Boiler
and $1 for your
Old Copper
Boiler
A. J. ANGEVAINE &
son no.
134-136 WASHINGTON 8T.
1 The Reeds Volk
Electrical C01
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL enoa
in the Town
sure OUPPLIII
‘Pnono sue—«so South Main street
8. NOTWDII. Conn"
David W. Raymond
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Funeral Director and it‘nibahnerf
10 North Main street. South Nerwslk',‘
Residence. ii Washington Street.
Telephone st oiiiee. 8352. ~
Telephone st house. 008.
Music Hall Block .
, WALL
~ PAPER
Spring Goods
Now in Stock
E. E. Gotham
' Decorator .
10 First on, last NoMelk .
Telephone «it
. ”A!!!" .
. Pneumatic
‘ Water
System
for country llllti suburban homes
combines vrrry :ultnntnuc 01‘ n
city water supply with the cou-
venience of high pressure and
pure water from your own will
or cistern, (‘nll or telephone
no law i‘urtui-r particulars.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main 8: Wee‘i Sis.
‘ S.Norwsilt
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LIGHT
is we steer YHA‘i
noun nine. to yous
HOUII PIPID was
our in on
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House piping
~' stones
once in MO not us
owe voo an ll‘i‘i-
More on race HOUII
ti l .
1” “Ayer’ 3 Hair Vigor for in hid
Ltolor the hair»
In good health and to calling on hi:
wide circle of friends.
Fresno. the Italian who did some
of the shooting in a row that Occurred
in Whiskey street. several weeks ago,
has been sentenced" to a term or six
months and u line of $100 in the
Bridgeport Siiperior Court. 1
It is said that the Standard Oil (‘0.
In planning to erect a large brick
barn near Its oil tank at. the loot of
Richmond Hill. The business or the
company has increused to such an 0qu
tent. here that there Is reason for a
branch station. . !
lA lilo started in the Marv 10. Mt
Donald place. occupied by R. 1". ’I‘liii'i
on Richmond Hill.’ Monday morning”
which did very little damage. Thu‘
woodwork in back of the kitchen
range caught fire and the firemen re-
sponded nud extinguished it with
chemicals.
Michael Kelly. the young ltullan
who stole about $200 from a local
Italian and who later bought. it horse
and Wagon from Charles Summis in
.Norwnlit. and who was arrested in
Stamford. and held for trial here be-
fore .iuetllo A. .l Arons has been sen
lemml to tour niontbs' Imprisonment
in lilitlgcpori.
TRAVELERS
Liability Policies
Protect
Automobile Owners
ASK US ABOUT RATES
.I.‘M. Layton 8: Co.
lNSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENTS ,
5 Railroad Ave. South Not-walk, Ct.
BEDS
Tomorrow at
$1.25
A FULL SIZED WHITE ENAMELED
BED. regular price, $2.75.
$1.25
Saturday.
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K. MITCHELL. .UNDERTAKEI
r. A. MITCHELL
I HOUBE FURNIQHER
CORNER WALL AND HIGH IT'»
NORWALK, CONN.
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gNorwaik Branch Oiiice oi
The Evening Sentinel
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIMI TAILI.
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tin. 1010:. iamc'immg
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$935; 2193:" "’1‘" "m “l“ «wt-mums "momentous
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il‘illed ‘
at the
Drquan
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and eiiicient
service at all times.
Personal attention 31...
on to all prescription
r.
work. .
Chair'e for. our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car. .
BRIDGE PHARMACY
. .i. PARKER. Manager
Willinm 11. Baker has broken ground
for u new house in lCdlle avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. John Redford moved
today from West strocl to Belle
pluce. East Norwnlk. in the house own~
ed by D. llurr Bench.
The boys have found ltltc flying
quite disastrous this week on account
of the strong winds. Many wrecked
hllcs have been an expected outcome.
(1. Lewis erce does not intend to
miss any good days with his boat illlll
in consequence the "Do 80" has been
placed in commission and in now at
the lschodn Club iioat.
Robertson Brothers are. getting their
launch. which has bot-n on the ways
.o..m. ...
New Building Material
Blehoprio‘Well Board and Sheathing
Reduce Cost of Construction.
Applying Blehoprte Wall
Board to
Ceiling.
Renders wu intend to build or re-
construct old iufltilnus will be inter-
vstrd lu iiishoprlr \‘i'nll Heard and
Sheathing the new material which is
imolullouiring iiu» mumps; world par
ticulurl) whore senior: and economy
nle desired ‘
Charles H. Aisthorpe
6 Seavlew Ave. ..
.806-2
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition at Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the disease and the art or ad-
luinlng the some Diseases are caused
by a Mall. twist or enrol: in the
back Even it done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves end points
111:;er in the clitoral me sad
in:
(1th more the collect
this dues-seed vein. and seem to
metered bemoslsiu the six
new mom .
body.
.i"‘ii':.l'.'i. Kisser
so.
more was: inflation: also
denatured! ottbe Brine. You will
never drill Chiropractic e
chem to mm
mnaaoc.
l‘
get it.
.I , trims here. He has composed two
" nutrition for e
Booth Nor'wolit'ii
Those interested in e Mayflower
baseball team have n busy this
week preparing for the beneiit dame
The team has already started prm ti
~ sins, though the date oi the first game
has not yet been announced
_ A song of Entitlement young men
his due tor a
leaning up" and the
prospects are t at they are going to
Constable Henry Sclser is on
and the outcome will prohub
the Mia
' iy be me jail sentences
John F Griffin. at the dil‘etiiun o:
. the solsctmen. is putting the watering;
tank at East avenue and irritcgmy
Boulevard into commission. ’1 his innit
stopped furnishing water rally in the
seasoh and it is euppowd that It froze
lili-
The many friends in latest Nuliilllii
of Mrs. (‘nlcb Wood uni- puinod you
terduy to lcntu of hot (teeth at Not
wit: h, whet e she passed uwuy at u suni
tullum about it your ago he; mental
condition became so acute that euro.
In. some institution became an Impera
tive need.
~~llest Creamery llutter. per in, Sir; .
10 Fresh Eggs. 250; pure lmui’ imiil,
per 1b., 12c. A. Stull.
Charles Daniel Tobey, hemp-ding to
Information given out in class this.
morning. is engaged in the serious task
of building a shift for himself. it was
declared that. the lines oi the new craft
are for speed and that her owner will
show the way up or down the harbot
to rowers when she is completed.
Captain Nathan Roberts, who is now
in his ninetyusixth year. has set out a
dozen and a half current bushes and
a dozen and ,1 half grape vines. and
hopes to live several yearn |0 enjoy
the fruits or his labors. lie is greatly
i terested in agricultural pursuits, and
is already planning for a line garden
this year. .
Boys practicing at baseball at Sea
view avenue and Fort street yesterv
day became too ambitious. with the re-
suit that u window in the front door
of the laundry was wrecked. The win-
visit this morning. though a closed in-
vestigation showed this not to have
been the case
The enforced vacation on account of
the non-arrival of stock is still in
vogue today at the plant of the Stev-
ens Oyster Company. The steamer
Kate C. Stevens was due to arrive from
Groonoort yesterday morning but was
not.here in time for this morning's
work. The condition of the Sound is
blamed for the delay.
Ernest Ericson. who is teaching mu-
sic in Everett. Massachusetts. and at-
tended the Boston Conservatory of
Music and director of a choir. has
Written icry interesting letters to
nariette. which her o
been highly and en oi. While he is
:.very‘pioneantly.loceted at present. he
still lilies Norhnlk. and hopes to re.
turn here some day.
The Rev. and Mrs. John J. li‘ousl. of
Animist. Long island formerly oi East
Norwnlk. are expected in town Satur-
urtinx lo maid Sunday. Annoum P
mom has not yet been ulndc of when»
they will be “attained though they
will be the guests of some at the mom
bers of the East Avenue
Church. M“. Penal will occupy the pli-
uit of this church both mention and
evening and there will undoubtedly
Y6“ GET
Willi You Need
experienced Dentists
all 111 ill (4
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aim-s.
' eczema. pimples, dendrui! and other
.Gardening Tools I'
dow had the. appearance of a burglnr‘s.
\lcthodist. '
1Robert Scalzi
when we make them. We ‘
fig
it his summer home at Contentment Is-
reeidenee in Rowayton tor the sol!-
mer.
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AN UNUSUAL OFFER.
The Pleisted Drug- Htors sdys to ev-
any person. be it men, women or child,
who has on. irritated. tender or itdhinl
a bottle of ZillMO‘ and a cake oi
ZEMO soap and it you are not. entire-
ly satisfied with results, come back
and get your money. So confident are
we or the edlcucyo otthls clean. simple
treatment that we malts you this am
usual. otter.
ZEMO is a clear liquid for externai
use that has cured so many cases of
forms oi shin emotion. ZEMO an
ZEMO soap are the most economical
as well as the cleanest and most. oilse-
live treatment for “routines of the
skin or scalp, whether on infant or
ll‘OWi‘i person.
him and Mrs. Faust.
A number of members or the‘East
Avenue Methodist Church went to New
lilncliclle New York yesterday to at-
tend the annual New York East Dir
trill conference. which is being held.
in the church of the Rev. W. W.
Duncan, formerly pastor of the South
Norwnlit Methodist Church.
people at the conference yesterday in-
cluded Daniel L'Hommedieu. Irvine
Smith, Miss Emma Personalities Ethel
l’armnlee. Mrs. Henry Seymour, Mrs.
John ll. Wheeler and Fred Hawkins. ,
Daniel L’Hommedleu was 9606010"!
interested in New Rochelle yesterdly
on the occasion of his visit to the con-
lerence because at a communication
he has received from a relative in Deep
River. who is an expert in tr clog the
family's history. Mr. L'lio median is
directly descended from Benjamin
l.‘llommedien, who came to America
from France in 1085 and with other
Huguenots settled a few miles out of
Now‘ii’orlt and called the place New
Rochelle. in honor of their home town
in France. Later Benjamin L'Homme-
dleu went to Southhold. Long Island.
where he married Patience Siyvester,
whose father Nathan Sylvester. pur-
chased all Shelter island irom the In
(lions tor a few trinkets.
The following well-known person-
ages. residents of East Norwalk or
its vicinity. were all born in March:
Ml‘. and Mrs. Frank Roberts and son
Earl. Mrs. Jerome Smith and her son
(iuklcy. Constantinn Cello. Mrs. Ben
jumlu Cells, Mrs. Edwin W. James.
Mr. and Mrs David Robinson. Arthur
Wood Mis. Ambrose Carpenter. Alice
Cari. Elinor Mny Dibble, Dorothy Rey-
nolds Alonso Wheeler and Mrs.-
Genrun George Sherwood. With the
exception oi the tire little girl bottles.
Elinor and Dorothy. all the rest can
bear ample testimony that the month
nus kept up its reputation. for We have
ten. snow. rain. guise and a couple of
thunder storms thrown in. The
month also came in like a wild beast
and is going out like one.
liliilllll
i
AGENT FOR ALL INSURANCI.
REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGES.
SURETY BONDO, NOTA ,V PU.-
L10. PATENTS 0100!! 9. AD»
MINISTRATION OF ROTATIS.
AND COLLECTION OF RENTO.
OFFICE. ROWAYTON AVENUE.
TEL. 314
Hens Gazer has had a cement Walk
laid about his property in McKinley
Place.
Miss Olive Smith. of Bridgeport. is
the guest of lilies E. F Walker, Cud-
llpp street.
John Broadway. at Rowayton. has
been spending several days with rei-
siives in 14mg Ridge.
Sydney F. Ward. of New York. is at
land (or the week end.
South Nor-walk. have when no thelrre
skin ti: some to our store and procure: tdme
be large congregations out to windows ~ g. .
Loom ‘
Mr. end lire. Elmer lit. Case, or
ltis duneI
ball ted”
H the so 11
‘ he wins premonition .
Dam: team's on clients will be to x ‘
the ii Home or t 9 season has
ypt is announced. h it
mid mat. John V o recap
to smith bravest. libs “w
some a inns out o. Willi
about to start with cone :1 ”on
tour through Oklahoma. Texas and nine
or gtsntes In 11)“ mingling, wi‘ig‘reuxfi
Bi. “Ii liol eon ve us
31951 me the :9.- s talking machine com
11111;...”
5pc ”playing good success. mi
{W
it
Don't waste time and tener‘gy‘workin;
with old, dull. useless tools. We can
supply anything in the gardening lino.
ii
' Extra handles of all kinds.
dchhchtmg Bros. 81 Co,
“nay
dominant-see Ave... Moln “, Oat-ion f
detect Groceries; my." Groin. rim
T- is Feed, Hardware, Paints. Gloss. etc.
lllilii
The measles Is prevalent in the Idiot
by or A. C. Bradley. .
Miss Alice Dertt m reinddbd in
her duties as deaconess in unused
Miss Mary Hill. of Taftville. . did!
been a recent guest: of Mrs. 43-13. (391?. ‘
ham.
Miss Frances Edmund, of the lion .
walk high school, is enjoying a week‘ a
vacation.
.Mrs. A. B. Got-ham spent Tuesday
and Wednesday With her brother. Mr.
Hill, in Georgetown. ' 1‘
Dr. Smith. of Scott: Which, has idea
termined. to have all his woodland!
burned over. owing, it Is reported, in
a disease affecting the trees. . p.
‘ The Library Whlst met Westley-ate
ternocn with Mrs. William Cbms‘to'cki
The next meedne will he he};' at db!
home of Mrs. G. W. Osden need”
April 18th. ‘1 .
it. is proposed that members of “I:
Woman’s Christian Union shall mee
every month probably the first Thom .
day. At the next in in: the topic to! .
discussion will be man Suitrsse. .
Mr. Powells, of Mt. Vernon. odioiatc
ed in the Congregational Church on
both morning and evening eerricoe. Ho
has recently returned from 0. mm
in Montana. working in that held an»
der the direction or the historic/adv
Board of Missions. 1
William 8. Oimstead died Men or
March 27th at his home in this iii
utter a brief illness irom poem flu
He was in his thirtyosecond year. rat
native of Wilton. he had lived a l
usefulness in his chosen one .
that: of a contractor and painter
was versatile. however, provl
nobility in many ways, even I
into the realm of music, in w
a correct ear. he might readily -_
excelled. Cominnins o mini-s1 . 7
uses. and an amiable and kind it
tlon be exemplified the diet!
traits of his New England anceo
belonging as he did in the 01m
family of North Wilton. Levin
stead beinghle grandfather. He'
rived by one sister, Miss Harriett
stead. of Namath. and two
bowls and Benjamin classes: .
ton. Funeral services were .1
Thursday afternoon at 2: 30 111111! dill
late imme. Rev. C. A. Karma)
inx. Mr. Marks made a few, on
remarks and the hymns, “Jenn. {or
or My Soul." and "Rock of A
rendered. Friends sent many
tni floral pieces which were pie
the ems sites therburiai In .1
”mm”- 1": . “ .4
-"My child was burned terribly
about the face neck and chest. ., ..
glide ceased and the child nun. fa. .
restful sleep. ".——Mre Nancy 1!. How
son. Hamburg. N Y.
.1....lv
is enioyinc
‘ miter spendlni some time
. icrtsin
Harry Taylor. at Rowsyton avenue.
a week’s vocation Mm
his duties with the Croiut e Knapp
company.
Mr. and Mrs Arthurnart and tom»
ilv of Mount Vernon. have returned
with Mr.
lisrt‘ s parents. In Raymond street
David Raymond. oi the Vincent ..
. term. in Westbmmb interned '3
that pic alter attend title mid
of his moor in title viliade. last week.
.iobn Sherman Hoyt and family or»
rived et Contentment island. to rot
main «repel days lookinl over the ex.
lfiueire' improvements being made
Dsokworth. mother or Mrs.
Qflein. and Hester Klein and
tubers today for New York.
orrow will sail for Europe to
and Hermione and Mrs. Charles
iii
d ab! Mrs. Robert 0 Bradley
at e nylon
“ the
nest»: is n.
e disguise l diversion and a good
time is.» null: those biennial
to aim ' =
The or monthly in tine
’Ahi Boo
.diuu was held
rested it was do:
annual fair some
out: to be decided
has moved to W
been In town on business this week.
will meet
Whifliwili
MLIIIIII'.‘
Mrs. Abbie minions, ct Weston.
Road Commissinner H C. indie bee
Miss Annie Fabio in s a: three
weeks with. relatives.“ New ork city
The»? no 101: roam
parts rooms. wt
row attempting“ _‘ . ‘
Rev. Mr. Donn preached It ' .
Emmanuel Church in Lyon!
Wednesday evenine. " 3,
John F‘alrchlld is bulldiill
nery for Mrs. bio d Rub on 11
arty on it _ .
pleiod Wesley
will move in Faith . ' _ .
Jack sonny. who has been
his boots and in tow
as May
tor. has
local silica
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