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”(Norms
‘ Get
Your
Filled
at the
DrquAnts
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and eill‘clent
service at All times
Personal attention civ-
on to all prescription
work
chant in our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait tor your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. MIMI"
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BO XEB .
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F‘ire headquarters, bun Zandt 8t. 'l‘el.
aluminum Washington and Fort Sta.
214-4Van Zandt 8t & So. Osborn Ave.
21ii-East Ave ind Rowen St: ’3 A~
Bil—Winfield St.
223——Fort and Charles Sis.
224~East Ave. and Fitch St.
Iran-st John St. and Edlie Ave. A
A332-4S'esnliew Ave. and First St.
335~Boulevard and Second St.
336~Cove Ave. and Fifth St
Auxiliary box in Marvin school con-
{roots with box 835.
Auxiliary .box in Flight school con-
nects‘mlth box 216
One blast of whistle lit. odd times.
testing or line open.
A . One blast of whistle st 8 b. m..‘
standard time --
01 mm: ll. at. every annually.
‘ Mb blasts'gcY-iw hi’stl'ew ——'-‘iire out.
Four plants of whistiemlvl law-a9
8: 30 a. ln.,‘ no school.
Same call at 11:30 a. m;, one session.
A A telephone message to electric sta-
Men (705), between the hours or ii p.
in and ii a in. giving location of tire.
In aiArni will be given oi nearest bot
...-...... ...-...--.
Mrs. James l. Hommodlou. oi Rowan ‘
street, combines quite ill.
. Miss Elizabeth Lili . i -‘
y 0 Seuvlew ave 'on Tuesday eveilins. June 8 “t 3
house. Hill chairman of the Great Northern 80" Hitter.
«' line. spent yesterday with friends it»
A y 0"” 9‘“ excitedly.‘ “m no inrtbor which held their first about Saint-rial
Stamford
William J. Richards has resigneddlis
v‘position nsnllivol for the Crescent
Laundry.
James Pulker proprietor of tileto
Bridge Pharmacy, spent yesterday in
..Jlridgéport.
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Mrs. Richard ‘Hoyl has moved her
household effects from First street to
tn‘homns street.
~Mr and Mrs. Frank Hull and inmily,
‘ oi’ Rowan street, spent yestolday with
relatives at Greeneiild iiill. ‘
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The client new of the non Jive
nus Methodist church will hold on im-
portant meeting, this evening. and it is
. hoped that every member will be in at
tondahcel ..i 4.4
.4 'x
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(A William Galley, one oi A. 1.. Mother's
bustlinr‘ young newsboyr, .is spendinit
sys’ in bloviiicll. whore he is ab
v
deserted The residents showed that
_ they had plenty or patriotism in that
' ‘ A they decorated their homes generollsly
in recognition of the tiny.
Louis Hawkins, oi East Norwalk.
spent yesterday in Bridgepol t.
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The ice cream sale which was to
have been held on the East Avenue
Church lawn, tonight. has been post-
«A boned untll‘tomorrow evening from 8 between them a large bundle. cou-
~to 8.
Edward F Smith has gone on his an-
nual fishing trip to Middletown. Anna-
polis County. Nova Scotiu leaving
South Norwallt yesterday morning at
.1 o clock
W .
The East Norwalk Yacthlub held a
routine meeting‘Monday night, but no-
thing special was transacted, and ad-
journment was‘ taken to next Friday
evening pt 8 o’.clock
. A tow bout came halt way up
into the harbor. last evening. and en-
tertained the residents along Seavlew
garcons. with a searchllght exhibition.
The. light was s poworiul one and those
who were in the vicinity oi the harbor
were treated to a pletty nxhlbition of
the usefulnAss or these lights.
..
‘TheAcboir oi the East Avenue Mellie
dist Episcopal church will hold a re-
' henrssl, this evening. This afternoon.
the ladies Aid society is holding a
meeting in the church Providing the
weather permits the Epvvorth Magus
or the East Avenue Methodist church
will hold its first ice cream sale on the
hum of the church.
walk, has recdved numerous com-
pistols trout {golden-ts in the district
regarding riding bicles on the side-
meat of an old and well known law and
Constable Setter wishes it understood
that be will take in blind all whom he
linds breaking the statute
s.
The Fire District Constables has
posted its notices for the annual meet-
o'clock. in the Fitch school
The meeting has been called (or the
purpose, oi hearing the Warts or this
urer and collector; to blast it district
'7 coiumlttee and ‘all other owner: and
borrow. such sums as the meeting
may deem necessary and to lay a to:
to meet the same. Rumor has it that
the meeting will be of $9 usual high
temperature. the “opposition" havintt
gleaned somethlni‘rs which they be-
lieve will melts the members of the
district committee sweat. Others. and
tbst‘mssns alums modality oi the rob
are in the district. are open in their
declaration that the district never bad
it more efficient or inure ieithtul oom-
‘lnittee their the present” At soy rate.
the “limbs." or this body are is
reckoned upon- to give a good account
at themselves. should they be mailed.
The trouble seem: to be in the alloctrifil
cal department. as usual. This depart»
meat is without a doubt one oi the dis-
triot’s best and will one day be its
district monopole“ unmmliaily.
‘j wen WW .
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illililillll DEPDTS
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GREENWi‘CM May lit. em young
(nun giving their cables as Frank Lee
and James Smith or 131 and 183. res-
nectlvely, West 35th street, New Yorlr.
Wale nlrested here early todsywhiio
they were walking the tracks; carrying
lusting, as exunilnstion at police head-
quarters showed amend, or wo‘lnans
clothings. A investigation shovved that
the stations at Cos Cob and Sound
Beach, on the New York New Haven
& Hartford Railroad. had been eaten
ed Inst night.
At the humor u trunk had been ran-
sacked nnd a large quantity or femin-
ins apparel tullen. The name oi the
person to whom the truck was checked
in not known. At the Sound Beach
station besides a small amount of
money and a number of cigars. (i bun-
dle was taken containing it. hat belonn-
ing to Mrs. J. ll. Colyer. of Brooklyn.
...Y n summer resident of Sound
Bench. ‘ ‘ _ _‘ ‘
The men it is claimed. said that
they had been on a holiday‘ in the coun—
try, and being without lands were
walking back to New Verb.
1* var-u-
WILTON also Loses ms ROLL. '
mourning the loss of 880 and
badly indeed about the occurrence. lie
Was saving the.lncney with an object
in view and gm “roll" was last so
“tell you how Victoripe want has}: to
A‘ ‘ “Victories was a happy little paper ‘A
“doll. dainty and beautiful, with gold-
‘ on curls. blue eyes. and fifty bats and
‘ over from Fanciful; day a little
' 01!.
Charles Meyers. uIWllion lad. in
tests A,
at“utility," sold Dolls. “1 Wish you'd
toll Teddy and too a story about a
“doll that had it correctly wonderful; AA
adventure." “
Aucty looked thoughtful
in. glanced at a never (loll lying on
i ‘ ‘A the piazza. and then at a toy balloon; ‘
all toe the post beside {the steps!
err well " she said at length. um,
1 Pails.
“dresg‘éb She stood in a shop window.‘
With. firms or other paper dolls. inst
ilrl 1“betwixt her. slid then Victorinea
tilidli basin. . ‘
‘ «A. little cured my earners:
Alist- name was Winnie. Belore'a week ‘
was out Victorine lost one root, Was
scorched in the back by being propped
cm i. a lamb chimney. and lied sliAA
her ate and dresses torn. A :'
"One night she was left standibg
upon a rustic seat on the lawn. Al‘s
though it was warm weather, insight;
lees Winnie had dressed her in a fun
trimmed winter coat. and she telt very
uncomiortable. Tied to the back or
this seat was a toy balloon. which-
tuwed gently at its slur woe. nth.
Monsieur: said Victories. ‘i see you“
wish Ito-sci away. i; svmpethlu' with
you, (or that is myown desire. it i
knew how to unite. knots. i would u-
sist you“
"Then i would like you with (as:
the balloon returned asliantiy.“
‘Where do you wish to go, Mademoi-
selle? .
“"i‘o Paris.‘ answered .Victorinti.
‘I was born there These American
children are so vol-y rude that dell-l
cstely constituted puller dolls should?
never belong to them'
"'i. too. am a l’arislan.’ said thin
balloon. joyfully ‘Would not it be:
enchanting. Mademoirelle, it we could ‘~
make the night together? There is
to be 3‘ great nvlailon meet in Paris.
and we could attend.‘ ‘
r"‘What is an aviation meet? ash-A
ed Victorice.
“'A great gathering oi lying in»
chines. who come together to show
i
0! scene they cannot compare‘
with balloons: submitter must. be
cilite a sight. '
“ ‘Oh it “we only. could so" sighed
Victories. ’i am not happy hem?
Ole never knows what militaristic ll
col-dint next!
coming the necessary proportions——
when lo~he lost it all. Meyers tool: a
young lady to an ice cream parlor.
Constable Henry Seller of East N0" Monday. and bad the money in an ill--
Aside elm pocket ween he filth?!
" 'l have had some narrow cream
said the balloon. ‘My little master ls
v
First 6
his old borne in ‘lthe south
Aterday. ‘
”Bridgeport, will ‘cross‘bdts with
apt to leave the ties as I ant now.
where the kitten can reach In! In!
‘W'i “In.“ «inhi‘flhin‘ m [0 m
home it gone. He has advertised
the ions and searched for the black
his savingspbut to no nvaii. The wal-
let- was unmarked and identification
would thus be dldlcult He has the
sympathy of all the Wilton people.
many of whom know to what end lip
was saving.
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81‘. PAUL. Minn. May ill.~»J. J.
Railway. in h statement issued tods
s‘hnouncea the execution of a. first and
district committee; ills district tree: refusals: anomalies securing a retail“
authorized issue or 3600. one 000 on the
Grant Northern and Burlington and.
roads.
M. l). Randall and ismily are mov—
ing. today. ircm West avenue to Take-
ueito. ‘
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It was reported in South Norwsiil.
this morning. that the 'l‘ooiter House.
in Davies. had burned to the around.
This was false. boweVer as there was
no dive in Dorian, last evening.
The tolvn stone crusher is at work
on Comstoll’ll Hill. but the will) which
was donated [or the work by stalwart ,
Elliott has been nearly epbsusiedutnll
the work consul int continued her
lens. A ‘
”stunts in the hrlclt Well Br tuning:
‘with all my. might l have so far kept
wfilks. This is clesrly all lhirluirinse- leather pocketbook, which contained ““7 from her. but film is ml“!!! underwent an operation at ‘the New
1min hospital two week: Also. is get
0V"? (1!!!
“There is that ierocieus creature
nowi' shrielted \‘iciorine, and loll
list in a (aiming it;
to her senses. the ltlen was pinyin;
with her. pueblo: her shout and turn:
its: her over and over. The end of
the my rope lsy tllilr‘e. and Victorine
\
mg or the district which will be held 3“" NORTHERN 30"“ ”WE bmmo entangled in it. Bill) strol-
[led to set tree. but only wound hen
suddenly the balloon
short. \Msdsmolseiisl Lem all to
mel' So she kept still. thbugb heng
hem leaned with hope. ’
"The balloon berth to bub up and;
down in a toutslialns my bolero the?
kitten. who sprang into the air. tryinxi
to reach it. She caught at the my
rope. unflinching thoritnot Anti. he-
tore one could have (laid ‘Jaok hobo
the basil oi the seat and in
up. up in the still nlsbt sir. lit first
the was Manhood. but the balloon
was so polite and comforting that by
and by site out more aim
we on bound for Psrlsi' it; said.
'hlo. indeed. MsdsmOlulie. you are
not heavy at all. limp your sits
abostyouanll bottoms“ netball
The rain prevented the scrum A W
of the oil in Newtown avenue. toil
richest asset. ystlt isusriled it my in! the town. but it clear the work will ; H V
he done tomorrow. The town has so- AA
ems tho city :pvinitling cart [or this
WM.
When she chinsi
inoon’ Victories was lurked throw I
135,, will mm this Week.
«used was iii yours oi sic and was
1% wall aim here.
‘Btnniey Function is very ill with
the lirnin fever - ‘
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I 87 Atlantic Bqusrs. Stamford, cons.
. employ experienced Oi?
dusts physicianswtc examine
byes and guarsntee 'stlsiaction.
Rev (3. Ami} Stl‘ayer Ala visiting at
J
. Am.-~m »
The new house at Fresh N. Taylor AA
is last nearing completion.
Mrs. Harriet Price spent yesterday
with relatives in Bridgeport
Westpont was well represented in
Bridgemrt and Nowell: yesterday
The Current Events Club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Joseph
Snlflen.
Mrs. Esther ticket was the gllsst'
or relatives in iiosevllle district yesi
Extensive imprmcm'enis are to be
made to the "Flochsnum" (arm by the
new owners. at -
Leonard Wagner bus the exterior
‘oi-bis store on State street improved
and repiinted. A
o
Glad Woosier. of Newark. N. 3., has
been a silent or Mr. and Mrs. George
Washburne, Scugntuclt.
oi
the
rm Criterion baseball ‘nln‘e,
Westpori nine this afternoon
John Hansen has weighed his post
ticn with John (lover and will train
William Kinsella’ s_ trailing horses?
. , _ .
Judge warren Foster has leased
the Moody piece in East Norwallt and
is money his streets; theta this mt.
interesting plans have been inane
by the Epworill League flocleiy filer
heir social which will be held in
June. . .
W...— ..
The Bristol Water, Co. has an-
bounced that bevinnlnfi tomorrow
the price of fire hydrants will he no
u Yeti"
v
William Gunman is soon to erect
s bundsomc residence on the proper-
ty recently purcb'saed‘ in East Loni:
.‘Ltltl district . ' :-
“1..
James homes... or acumtuck. who
xAnus along nicely. ‘
W, ‘
The Weetport baseball slut deleab
ed the Newileld nine. oi Bridgeport. on
the home diamond. Sunday afternoons
by a accre of :2 to 5.
Several new members have been
added to the Westbort Gun Club
for the second Durant tmpfi
M
Martin L. Disbrow, at South Da-
kota. who has been visiting friends in
this town, will lean: this week (or
Canada for a visit with relatives, be»
lore returning west. ‘” ‘
wow-m
The Sauntuch Manufacturing com
pony or harmonics have organised a
bushell also under the m.
or Hum Mitt. 'i‘bo nevi trillions:
lain. Marie lignnab Barnes. wife of
Albert u Barns! died mun-day Avon
lug no» home in insides Hill. illill
(on, lotioiitns : their illness. In.
«with A. Wilhelm. tumor superman:
:ililltohwtii in this town. has been
most stiller in with. illv. Witter
or is new illustrious“
r is Mldtiietbwp and is lucid”
. Mary to the church.‘ The choir was
‘i .
ill ill M‘stllitsli, suspicion is its, atheist an!
. with this alarmist it was reported
. that a {raisins shell tor tits motor at ,
opawstosdar a naturally Evening:
i sir
very useful piece of furniture.
$5
B. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKER
Only
House Fuamsusn
CORNER WALL AND HIGH ST...
NORWALK, CONN.
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Norwalk" ‘BrsllchOiiice oi
’ The Evenings Sentinel
Mary Donohlie and then came the lit
tlo girls or the parish prettliy attired“
in white and .wearing Wreaths and
veils These were {allowed by the
members or the immaculate Cocoon
tlon society and the a new medlbere.
Rev J. J Duggan‘ folioWedl leading
the Holy Namefieciety. There. were
over 200 in attic procession. Father
Dogma deitirered a short address "and
spoke in‘ the ‘relation 0! the Virgin
assisted by Messrs. Vincent Williams
and Joseph Fossil. two oi Westpert's
well known violinists. bliss June
Riley presided at the organ.
DERBY HA8 RAGE RIOT.
Greek: Get into Ouaml About Merits
07 Home Districts.
DERBY , May air-Two Greeks.
Thomas Padahos‘and James J. Greg.
ory, are in a serious condition Here
and seven of their countrymen are bad.
ly out up as the result oi a race riot on
Liberty street. Anaonla. yesterday at
ternoon. The Greeks (net for a social
session sud a discussion of the min-
tlve merits of (litter-cut parts oi, the its,
tbsrlanti precipitated in a treetops"
light in which knives were ‘used at
ireely ‘at sticks. The injured men are
badly mm About the lace sad limos.
The hospital was too lull to treat them
therevaud Drill Cooper and Mercer had
thorn in care at' their homes.
Nahum was not reported to the
police tor over an hour utter it ban
pencil. and when odious reached the
mm: street bottle, the victim‘wore
stream in a helpless condition. ova;
the icon. "l‘be locality in which the
are? occurred has horse a mush rep
station tor sissy yuan. “
chill“! at police is on the mil at 0th
out involved.
nose roubles titanium one»
as MOM «let.
hills mobilise shops insist (letter iliil
district in connection with the new
Wodehouse. writ on which be: born
concussions may sell in connection
ieu‘ nus out. this lot: oi must maid
mullet also his been built
‘ tintsif user the lvsisbt
builds bliss been trusted .
Chiffomers"
High polished. five large drawers. av, V
F. A MITCHELL
:Hammoc
tine arrest has been nose; and the . ~
use new Haven toilmd twin nulls .
Decorator A
10 mm in; But mm: -
Telephone 458 ’”
Chiropractic ll the mono. of
umcttbediuueand mmA
lustinglbnslns elm-m A '
iyn wrench. twister-sprout! l.
rank Even if done in chflnood'
create: pinched nerve: and
‘stig‘ilieoln the diaereni organ;
ltn
Chiroprstcors remove the M
his disease and NIL and ii
'6!th through harmonislnl this
huge system tangent body“. m
srvousneu cunt: sin.
sin. Heart. Kidnayuul Fellini! W
cases are given special attention;
Curvature of the Spine . You
never regret giving
bones to help you.
'r. mas. o. c.
as wssumorou or. tomonwsui ,
Magnetic Tasmania Given Al“
“fit-“vat.-
Couch
mulls: or khaki. with v A
National spring and wind ‘
. shield, for “
$6. 75
Others up to $l4
Woven nm’ belts. ”on
to $5.56 .
N‘
t. J. “incense
son on.
hulls: wrist-(moron
AWL"
New Building '"
lsc‘bsbslltbyflscsmoesr in this A
nu stones in the sum north oi f; ‘
Mitts Jim and broom A.
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