llo‘o. Beers is spending a few
, in New York city.
‘VMrI. David Word has returned to
33!? home after spending a few days in
nbury.
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The body of hits COIIIeilus Finch,
. . armor resident was brought to this
{town for burial Thursday from Asbury
Park, N. J.
short time Friday, driving from Brook.
lyu in his car.
\The Benefit-lull society will meet
«on Wednesday with Mrs. Stone front-
Mmgto 5 The 21 iadits present at the
last meeting enjoyed the ufternoonl
«,gtfocially, as well its Ilecmpllshlng
. .much work.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ll. ('lault have
7ssned imitations for the celebltliiou
of the 15' till annitelsaly of the'iI wed
«ling which will take plate Sittiilduy.
. evening. April 27th. at their home on
' Compo street.
Samuel Romano,
and taken before
Wednesdays.
who was arrested
Judge Norton on
for liti!‘.»)l:i)‘lll(‘lll of his
tinuel until Friday, paid up the
before time for the trial.
oi Aspeiuck lodge Knights of Pythias
2 went to Bridgeport and took w;ith
them a candidate who was initiated
2 into the first rank oi the order by
116 team of Mythla lodge. Everyone
fly the candidate. ,
. The unclaimed letteII now posted in
bile local post office are addressed as
Igfollowa: Mrs. Myles Gordon, Wal-'
for Campbell, Mr. lsacks. Pies
Young People‘s soalcty.
minister; Harry 20|to Schmidt. Rev.
and Mrs. E. C. France, Mrs. EdW‘ERld
_ McWinIIie,1iirs. t‘. A. Pattison and
_ Lai'yia Volga.
Frank Nichols a carpentel employ
ed by Ralston & St. John, suiftled a
.very painful injury Thursday
can while at his work. He was us-
llg an awl and in some manner the
himment slipped and went through
hand. After going through the
ah the sharp point of the instru-
agent broke off leaning the pieet in his
t the regular monthly meeting of
0, Holy Trinity Brotherhood, to be
(1 on Friday evening, April 12th the
av. Charles F. Taylor, pastor or the
ongregational church, will address
’ men on “The Solution of the La-
rProblem." Mr. Taylor has given
I‘ch thought to his Subject and his
era] knowledge of labor conditions
lines him to speak with authority
a this Question. Tile men of Holy
.rlnity parish are asked to htteud.
.It became known yesterday that the
fatal: mains are to be extended
Waugh to Compo Beach. At present
ey extend only as far as the Wilcox
lace, about one mile from the beach.
.is mow planned to at once lay the
titer line through to the end of the
plan will greatly increase the land
blues in that vicinity, and should
ring to .Westport many more sum-
"lnei‘ residents who have stayed away
previously because of lack of water
It the beach.
Special car No. 217 in charge of
,Mctorman Roy McElwee and Con-
ductor Emil Dewert. jumped the track
at Batterson's switch at 9 o'clock Fri-
ay morning and blocked trainc fOr
over an hour. The Bridgeport and
Norwalk cars had to change passen
at that place. The car went off
the center of the switch and suck
the'ground up to the floor of the
. The tWO front wheels were com-
otely buried in mud. It was neces-
..to have a wrecker come from.l
port before it was placed back
' mu Again.
nations of materials continue
latched characteristic qt only
styles. can the Dry Good‘l
It. Panama. bombs. Milans.
'2 "‘yeddu etc, are variously
both in (timing the shapes
tonic; lite trimminII.‘
ed ieihom, not;
3 illlillill llill
. ' Josiah H. Marean, judge of the
p'K’ings (.‘(lunty Superior t-otlrt oi
Brooklyn, N, i’., was in town for u‘
' persoal tax and whose case was t"on—‘
tuX2
' l
Tuesday evening about 20 members
care Bu ptisti
utter-I
tract and then along the beach. Such"
A wIlIh military; 11. Jacob-.M. Jacobi.
" tactic with pink help:
in. It pink new In
”It" wiuI. occlude
inclusions ls
Pliliiiili’l tint
Said Fellow Countrylnan Used
can With Full Force Winn
Learning-About Friend
m
\‘i'ESTPORT. April 8.—-l)raggiag
himself almost in an unconsciOus con-
dition with his lube and body badly
battered almost out of human shape,
a man employed by Thomas Glynn a
local conirattol, managed to get into
the door of tin. Klan Kat lunch roam,
early Friday lIIoriIing. To be more
exam if was 12: i) a. lil, lie was out
‘ of breath and unable to litllt for u l‘ewl
. minutes. At-tel a while he asked for;
a cup of coffee, and then unother, un-
i—rnakes them sturdy and able to
‘ til he had finished three cups of the
beverage. His t'oI'2ehtad “as tut oter2
his left eye seielul inc lit-st long and,
the flesh hung deitll so he tould lio'.
mole titan see. ()thtl‘ cuts and}
bruises \Vt‘l't. unified and the man bledl
is though a train had lllt him i
After :1 willie he nus flblt' to tulki
and told the clerk at the illlli‘h room:
‘ot‘ his experielltc he had just gone"
tlilough. The man was sobt-I but his
English was broken so that only a:
faint drift of his conversation couldi
he collected. As near as could be
made out. he had been giving money
to some. woman on North Main silt-ct|
which she was to keep for him. He
said that he went to the house and
finding another countryman .there,11
was questioned by the third party in;
[regards to his plan of saving his.
money. lie. said that be fully explain-:
ed how he was afraid he would spend
i it it he carried it with him so he gave;
it to the woman for safe keeping!
l His story about the money didn't seem'
filo appeal to the other fellow so a'
fight was stalled. Alt'ordiug to the?
ad a very enjoyable time particular-f injured man, the other fellow used II have Inmed .0 ilrooklyn
lt'.lub He said he layed ill the street 2
2'f0l some time before he. was able to]
get up. lust what will be done. on tho‘
case is not known. There butt been
no complaint made about the matter
. to the autlIOIitles.
6‘
I WE___S___TON
i
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M r5.
for several days.
Lewis Northrop has been ill
G. A. Sturges, of \Vestport. has been
a visitor ill town.
Joseph Rowland. visited
friends last evening.
Easton
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Mrs. ll. 8. Wheeler. has been at
visitor in Bridgeport. , l
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i ‘ J. Little. has purchased a new horse:
from a New York stable.
Frank Hill‘(‘,0l‘ has visited his brotil-‘
Stephen of Valley Paige. ‘
m...
The Afternoon Whist Club will meet
tomorrow, with Mrs. C. E. Patchcn.
Mrs. M. 1 Smith and children,
have moved to Cross River, N Y.
I (‘1
J. M. Beers has returned to Nor-
walk. after several days‘ visit in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hardlsty and
little daughter, spent Saturday in Nor-
walk. ' .
Frederick Davis. of the East ‘Side
was a week-end guest of his Ifncle,
Jerome Davis.
Mrs. W. B. Hurlbutt and Mrs. C. F
Gregory of Gamma, have been guests
of III-slat r. Fitch.
2 0
Easter services were held yesterday
morning and evening at the Norileld
Congregational Church.
2?. P. Morehouse land Loomis Gould,
have completed a three weeks' term
of jury duty in Bridgeport.
Miss Alice Mae Sherry, who has
spent a week with Eaeton relatives.
returned home, last evening. . a
.HOTEL analvate. .
MahackemoJ—S. S. Smith. William
Martina. New York: H. Reunion. .1.
llampaon, Danbu'ry: s. Groonstoln.J .
li. ism“. G. Schwartz and wife,
Bridgeport: Charles 8. Battle. J. J.
Murpor, White Plains: J. J. JenkinsN
E. Ii. l-llnoe. Mitch N, w; Rochelle:
1.2.3. tint-than. lltbtt: liI.‘ Minimal/aw-
Irlt, N. 1.: W. N. Hoyt. Stamfordtfl
s. Hatch.) 1M bums. o. ‘J. Pidgeon;
city: Min 0'. M Timmintl. Min Anna‘
3.10mi. New tori titty: Al O. Sonnet.
tier. Syracuse. N. Y.: O. A. Fine“.
Cleveland 0.; Mrs. Clark. E Gla‘rk.
George: A. Whitney and who. Edward
Douiens. city.
a
‘ mega. rebuilt Import: Irons
ions and harness of ’1‘.
Mrs. l.. ll. l-‘rnthingham son
John returned yesterday from (flow.
laud.
Mrs. Samuel Lambert has rented
:lhe Richardson cottage on '(lciloke
1 avenue.
Adelbert De Forest has returned
‘rented the, B. P, Mead building on
‘ Park street.
Belt remedy known for
For COug‘hs, fluids
and Bronchitis
PREVENTS PNEUMONIA
Strengthens the lungs. builds
up the system, warms the blood
and brings rud’dy health.
Especially effective in the case
of children who take cold easily
resist diseases.
All druggistsp-zsc, 50c. $1.
Nut
CAN___A__AN
Victot iialncs' a bulb in healing com-
pletlon. i
l
l
l
l
Dr. .\it'l.ulle of New york has arrival.
ed in town.
Elmer Webb visited New Maven on
i business recently.
Jones & Wood have installed it
‘soda stand in their store.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. (‘.. Hall of New
York are visiting in town.
Mts. Augusta Yunkca and daughters
Mra. Walter l-loyt is visiting
parents at Washinlttml. Conn.
her
Frank Hoyt and Misses Ada and:
his Hoyt left for New York Saturday.
(fill Stevens has purchased the wag-
w. Hall, 5r.
William
smile."
Rose is wearing "that
.\ little girl has arrived.
Patrick statilcy has resumed his p0-
sltion us chauffeur for W. ll Fisher.
m...—
ii lid
from a trip to New York. taken on his
lIIoioi‘eyele.
Mrs. 'l‘. Orr McKendry and family
will spend Easter with relatives at
New York.
Linus t‘rubb of Hillside street has
Railroad surveyors who have been
staying at the Blrdsali house left
town Saturday.
,Mr. Methlsus of New York was
looking over his cottage at Brushy
Ridge yesterday.
Miss Oietzel of Danbury is spendintt
her Easter vacation with Mrs. Macau-
ley of East avenue.
Leon Barrett has been in West
liaverstraw, N. Y.. for the past few
days, on business.
Frank 'Sitnlnell has entered the fur—
niture business at Stamford and mov-
ed there with his family.
Mr. C. In. ‘Seale's residence at Tal-
madge Hill has been rented by Her-
man A. Heydi of New York.
Percy Crisity has resigned his po«
sition with all Stevens, and will work
for Dingee 0: Fear. c‘oatraotors.
The Dutch Pinoohie ‘Club had a
pleasant meeting Friday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schmidt.
Miss fluid. formerly employed as
bonkkeepor It Stewart’s grocery, will
return Icon. to resume her work at
the non. ' K '
m
George Steele has rented the B. 8..
Woundy cottage on Mtllpt‘n't avenue
through Real Estate Anni. W. G.
Baxter. . .
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W
Mrt. outrun nun-alt of new vorlt
came to. m yesterday. Her new
residence on seminary street bu‘ been
completed, and its: furniture will
probably arrive today.
who Olympia Candy Company. lame
tearing things out of. the bailout!
from The Sentinel.
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tabiished.
The usual Easter services were held
in St. Mark’s church. The rector.
Dr. Nelda. preached at the principal
service.
.. The Browns were defeated by the
Dutch team Thursday evening It the
Elite Alleys. The scores were 2.257
and 2.205. '
neat m... Agent, Baxter has real
ed 13. S. Woundy I Prospect street cot
tags to Mr Purcell of the Btamiord:
Steam Laundry.
M
Mr. and Mrs. Bchuelke Of” Water-
bury, 'Mr. and Mrs..l)owns and Mrs.
situation of Stamford tinted It the
home of Chief ol-Pglice Schmidt yes-
witty.
B. s. Woundy reportc the nullity 9T0:
duct at. World; «22 being It 3000 One
um you. Celery III the sold is brinl
ing 01.000 an corp and "00 I our.
Resurrection." at the Easter service in!
the Congregational Church yesterday.’
Special music was rendered.
sPriNG CLEANING DA'Y. ‘
Several Southern cities have inaugu-
rated a movement this year which
ough-t‘to be widely followed through-
out the country. Jacksonville, San An-
tonio. Mobile, and some smaller cities
have established 2what they call “gen-
eral cleaning duy.‘ in which household-
ers clean up their promises. merchants
lIthetir places of business. and the city
authorities enter upon a city wide
cleaning of tho2 streets and alley-.s The
idea lI for everybody to coopetate in
putting things in order. much as the
careful housewife does her home in
abrimttlme.
The movement hogan two weeks
:80. down near thc'Guif, and has been
slowly moving this. way. The news-
giving publicity to the day not by the
municipal Authorities. and by collie:
upon the people to rally with the mite
The-cleaning has extended to the rak-
‘the labors of the people on cleaning
Wilda have aided the movement by .
The result of this spring cleaning
has been visible improvement in the
appearance of the cities so cleaned.
in the removal of refuse which might
afford breeding places for disease loo
er in the year, and in amusing public
interest in better sanitary conditions.
ing- of lawns. to the clearing out of
dark corners. to the sweeping of col-
lars. and the use of lime and disinfec-
tants to make them wholesome and
free of genius. Probably in the cities
cleaned the changes for infectious dis-
ease and the multiplication of files
have been reduced 20 per cent. through
day. in some towns business has been
stupended part of the day thalt all
might participate in the work—Wash-
ington Herald.
STOPPED THE GAME.
“What broke up the ping-pong social
down at your church last night?" ask-
all the young man with the clerical
garments. ‘
urogenerate son of Enlist,"
2 ' and man in churchiy garb.
substituted III. tor, the balls."
'will be
BOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
IOXII
re rm and camera It Electric
Ft fig. Telep one for or. blame,
luquhington and North Main lit.
Imkemo Hotel.
6—): a; and Raymond Sta.
0 Cornet Factory. private.
Fiestas. ....
-- orw
S—Muslio Hull. o'lé’llfiortl and City Motels
tic—Cm ILB
la—IWe:t 8t” Fro lip 80!: l.
18—300mm"! BL. onoord 231d Liam
h ll.
li—North Main and Ann Bil.
iii—Bl it fit. and BI view Ave.
lowx orwallt Iron orks.
l7—Welt Ave. and Cedar St.
lB—High School West Ave.
ll—Wut St. and Taylor Ave.
23—xEly Ave. andLo eSt.
L'i—~Chestnut and Hen Stu.
20~x80uth Main and came Bu.
"GmLexington, Ave. t3nda Austin at
27~West and Elm roves
31——Bouth Main Bt., between Grove and
Meadow St!
32— xii“) Electric Worlttl, State at.
34 ~—S>. ning and 3&8"
§p~ngvdlanddapfl 0th fits
~x r woo g.
l'luF‘airfield Ave. and Cedar at.
02- Taylor Ave. and South St
43—- Woodward Ave. and Meadow 8t.
ib—Burritt and Quintard Avon. and Water
to—V'nodward and Lowndeu Avon.
61—«(lolden Hill St. and Elmwood Ave.
02-’«\\ashlngton St. Br dire
saw-Freight yard and Ann GEL. private.
5: -Norwulk Lock 00., private.
i\l Denotes non- -llIterferlng boxes.
(Li) blaster box. from which the num-
bet of any but can be sounded.
One stroke at 13' noon and I p 111..
stundutd time. 1-
t‘mo stroke at odd times,
line ope n. 1-
Two utlokes after an alarm. fire out, re-
calls department, 1-1
ff'l‘hlree‘ allow smokes. winter to be shot
0 . —- ..
At 12: 06 p m.. each Ween-Isday. I be!
is pulled for (est.
Iile alarms for any district also ro-
ccivcd bi tolcphone. 24.
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
15 wf‘filllu of Main and \\ all Streets.
21 Btltien Avenue and l'nion Place.
22 Sptiltg Hill and Kellogg Street.
'_'4 l‘nlon Iulk
Bit—West Awnue and Berkeley Street.
108"“. or
27~-[-rullklln Avenue and Lynch Place.
3l~~flas house. (Private box).
3"--~\'i'est Avenue and Mcrwln Street.
38-~llnlbot Avenue and Orchard Street.
34~Chapel street and li’atbor Av.enue
36» “(st Av.enue near the armory.
38~Slevenn Sheet and Elm Crest.
(iw(_‘ross Street and “ilton avenue.
til—«Main street and North Avenue.
iii—France Street.
51~Grand Street and Tlndall Lane.
ALL—Main and Catherine Streets.
53——Ncw Canaan Road and Fair Street.
54-——("‘hcatnut Street, near Summer St.
56—Main Street and Lnion Avenue.
62—0n The Green.
08—East Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
(ll—East. Avenue and Daskam Lane.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXEI
Fire headquarters. 60 Van Zant Street.
Telephone 170
l-F‘lich School (private).
b—Marvin School (private .
212~East Washington and art Bis.
zit—«Van Znndt St. and Osborn Ave.
Zia—East Ave. and Rowan 8t. .
211*Winfleld St. 5
223—F‘ort and Charles Sis. .
224—-Enst Ave. and Fitch St
226—81. John St. and Edlie Ave.
33“—-Scuview Ave. and First St.
330~-Boulevard and Second St
sad—Cove Ave and Fifth St
3'l't-Boulevald and Blackstone St.
3412—Keyser St. and Pine Hill Ave.
342~Kcyser St. and Duck Pond rd.
343-Shore Havm (Tel. )
A telephone message to Electric Station
(705lm between the hours of 6 p. m. and
6 a. lying” location of 0fire. an alarm
ven of nemes‘sbo
Plitnle boxes will on y be. pulled for
fire on premises where located.
Second alarms are only to be given by
(Tel.
{Tel}
(Tel
at the tile.
Sp eclIl Signals
l-—Oueo blast at odd times. testing or lino
l—One blast at 8p. m.. standard time.
1- i-Two blasts. re out.
11 ll—Twonty tw.o at 8 a. m.. no morn-
ing session of public schoolm
11- ll ~Twcnty-mo. at 12; 30p
ternoon session of public school.
lllllilill~ Ten blasts quickly calls tho
entile department.
.no at-
lit—«Highland Ave to N Y.,N
Rn
l3~Hickory Bluff and Bell Island.
lt—«Pino Point and Roma Point.
ni——Long Island Sound to McKinle
3—"(mntml3' McKinley St. to
.n—Pennoyer St. to Cross St.
23—Cross ‘.St to Railroad.
al—Rnilrood to wrought“.
do.
16~White Bridge north tto Brooklide
18~White Bridge 8. E. 0L. 1. Sound.
ll‘White Bria go 8. W. to L. 1. Bound. .
One stroke of the tire bell at odd time.
indicates testing.
lI'I‘wo strokes of are bell. thus. Ll, are
8!.
ennoyu
water to be shut
a third or more 0alarms indicate Jericho
N.
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SOUTH NORWALK POST OFFICI
‘ MAILS‘ .
South Nat-walk Postoffice
MAIL8 ARRIVE FROM
Engern :ll’seinslu—st .58. 7: 00. 10:80 a. I"
0:0
WoIztoo'rn Points—8: .00!g £23m0.10:30 a. In
.. :5.“ nm
Dunbar :00.! 0.;a..m 1:00:,Iliip. II.
Name! -4: 80. O: 00. 10: 00 a. 111.; 1: 00. 8:“.
Intern P lumiAu‘tt-filcokostlnrfignport only
0 : .
: 00 a. on; 1:00. 0:00. 0: 00 Dn- .
4.0.9.4533; 1::00.000p.-.
--d:00. 02.00 10:00 I. In: 1'00.
0:00 0:
Mails for all. points close 0: 30 p. to. Sun,-
In. E. CROWN. Postmaster.
Norwalk Postofflce
Malls Dunstan“
nI.-- :Danmbgury at Mon.
V
lib—We! and South No rwalit.
m.-- tWe-t and 80. Not-wall.
mint-k and“?
0 p. tin—East and South Norwall.
m.- 2—Danbury divili
m.,—-Pointl west ofon Stamford. III-0-
only.
tin—Westo and South Normal.
'99
rtt {33°35 t 8 rw'Ilk.
.-- . on an o. o
nah-East. Welt an 80.- 01-well.
Sundays and H lldayc.
mall clone. at :0 p. at.
day collection at. 80 it. us:
click
direct one.
anon Station.
.-Eut. west of Bridge rt.
no
minutiae”-
- 0 n fur-DOD“
: p. m.- t.
m.-—
.m.—mfltu’l 8 nth Norwnlk.
.m.~Nc‘w Vera. grooklyn and loot!
1:80 p. In. t. 1‘eat and so Norwalk.
0: 00 a. tin—East 'w'lu" and Bo. Nor-walk.
Oarriors' window open from! until 10
D. I. ADAMS. Penman
;
P? '9'?
FEE
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35
" 235188
8
flflb’wfl-‘lzl
P’PP'
E B a
dry division.
out and Bo. Nomlk.
Every day some store-patron! who
ought to come to your store go clu-
lncIqu your advorttning
im not quite in» in ennui
the chief or acting chief upon his arrival
ROWAVTON FIRE ALARM 051'ng
"Foulll‘ strokes of are bell, tint-Iii 1-1-14. ,
I. an: ll: It.“
..tn ~Cannon Button. Dunbar: nil
. eat an Bo. Non-In.
m...- ‘
. whore-00 their own and your MM '
‘ trill
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