Q In IIIIIII III A meetIIIII: of the senIor class was held Wednesday atone o'clock" in room 23 The meeting was called for one purpose of hearing the report of the play committee Chairman Moses , redd the repmi in detail. receipts were $196. and the expenses $50. 20. leaving II balance of $145. 80. . This report showed that. the play was 80th Norwalk, can In .great' success at the financial and. WM next business to come before the .Ineetlng was an appIoprlntion made «.by Chairman Mciiugh oi the proofr- ties committee, MI. McHugn asn‘cu‘ for . .. $1.10 for minor oxpenses. which was , HI :géetl. A committee was then appoint- ». t‘oTL'IIIttho arrangements: for class Iduy exetdlses. " Those appointed by i 'Ptccident William Stevens “ere Ar thnr Olsen. (Chairman). Ethel I Downes, and Ethel Jennings. Would it not be well to call I) on the 'phone ond protect your bums and valuable; casino: this don by placing It normal-y policy ,itiI no and let us reimburse you for ”to loss. Telephone 12305;, . TAYLOR & GOLDEN 97-89 Washington Street lilo ill" All kinds .9! Insurance- IWW ~ Public 's‘tcuogrupner. ' Trials for the track team iheld yesterday. All those litter- lcstod Inay‘onter' the trials and the winners will probably be sent to the were ' ' ‘ I in the middle of ApIil. A number of IA ”gill!” Ineetlng 0f the A- A- 0“ students hate been in training for this I. and R E 01' A. NO- 476. T701193 event and some lively running is ex men's tUIiii’in, ulll be held this evaen 5.,pected .... ‘ I Charles Miller was arrested T‘llill'S‘ .‘day night by Officer Frasier for drunk. enness. His case came up at. 3 o'clock yesterday. The orchestra held a rehearsal yes- Itorday afternoon. Extra rehearsals will he holdup to the date of the con- cert. .—.—__. The baseball squad hold another practice Thursday. Great form is shoun by the play,eIs and there ap pears to be a nuInbeI ol' heaIy hit Itcrs. Regular practices will be, held Thomas I. Raymond. or South an‘gi‘Veryldfl." up to the firsr game, to be Iqw'alk. spent Thursday in Hartford. played with Milford High. ~ when) he attended hearings on seven; —-—— at bills airing rights to railroad comw A meeting 0‘ the 'BOD'S' Athletic AI“. Dailies, Isoclntion nus held yesterday at one: o’clock, in the assembly hall. The IWoIkmen found it a hnId proposl meeting was called for the purpose of tion to erect the neu electric sign on voting- on It baseball appropriation . the front of A. C. IKnorr's .pool pnr- Manager Moses asked for $45 for suits. _ «lore, but finally succeeded late yesten Iballs, etc. The finance committee ap- ~ . “day afternoon. l proved of this and recommended it. ' , ,. latter which the association voted the ,Ml‘fi- Harry S. Pickering. Wife of the recommendation. As there was no well-known head of the BrookaideI more business to come before the meet links ice Company, was taken sudden- lng, It motion was made to adoiurn. ly ill yesterday afternoon. at her resi- dence to Putnam avenue. l ..___..._.. . . l . Twenty- tuo candidates IIeIe Iccslt I I 5»; ,ed at tho met-tin" oi Euiekn Rebekah Lodge 'No i2.l. O 0. R, last evening. Refreshments folloued the work ' 'The first trial for the track team was held yesterday afternoon. There IA, daughter has been born to Mr. and were but two entries, Cantrell and F0 Mrsl Meyer Jones, 354 'Summer street! run. The trial yesterday was for the Stamford. (Mr. Jones is one of the quarter- mile run. The course was , managers of the Alhambra Theatre from the corner of Arch street and and well known in this citI. «Franklin menus, down Franklin ate - nine, to the water fountain in front of Twentittwo candidates were lnltiat- 'the Armory Cantrell finished first, Oil at the meeting 0! Eureka ‘Rebflmh his time being 61 seconds. Further i196dse. No 42 i 0 0.1" held last :trials will be held next week evening. ‘Refreshments and n social time follow ed the degree uork. I A rehearsal of the orchestra was The South Norwaik City Council bly hall in preparation for the con- lwlll meet in the old Council chambers. C(‘l‘l In Washington street on Monday eve l sting. because of the fact that the Citi l Roll is not near enough to completion to warrant occupancy. Knights of Methodlsm, Camp No.. 140. of Norwalk. are arranging for a‘ bushel! team and the first practice of the year will be held this, afternoon on the Colonial grounds At the meet- in; of the camp, last evening. the “mmr was received and accepted and , one new member was taken in. A re- port on Tuesdays social showed dill , in the treasury as It result of tho of fair ‘0 ‘On next Monday afternoon the mem- bers of last year‘s football team will meet in football uniform and have their pictures taken. Il’rof. W. (1. Per- ry will take the pictures with the new school camera. 442'. RECOMMENDED FOR A GOOD REASON. i‘. ll. Grant, 1230 Waverly St. Peoria. lilo, says: "liackncho and congested kidneys made me suffer intense pain. \l‘ua always tired and floating specks bothered me. 'l‘ook it‘oioy Kldnc)’ Pills and Bll\\‘ his improvement after third day. i kept on until untiroly trend of it” trouble and suffering. That's why i reromoud Foley Kidney i’liln. 'i‘hcy curred Inc." For sale in: all Iirusgisis. " A good adv. pay; in the best paper. ”“4 w The first meeting of tho South Nor . walk Illoard of Library Directors was I inn last evening in the now Carnegie library. in I‘l’nuhinuton utrout. Only , routine matters were considered. It ‘ is expected that everything connected with the library building will be com» pinion within II weak. and that the for . muimponing will occur nuxi Wednes- on» 1 - The total ' iwa York llnlvexslty meet, to be held . common Mating Construction Co; ..... Bum... Estimates annulled on all kiddo or building construction. often. . ;' atlous and repair work. 123 WASHINTON STREET. .OUTH NORWAI-K. TBLIV 887-12. ... IIIIII .. III“ ant‘i here—not then and ‘o portun ty. The Ford product can mu limit V by two- and- -a- half—abut the demon???“ bowl-rout” plied by four. if 5011 want one for spring service you must get. it now. Don’t delay; 8. L. Benedict, Agent. 98 South Main Street. Where-lies your . ‘ Car Fancy Seeds arrived. Onion Sets, red. white, yellow. Beans, Peas, Corn and Vegetable Seeds in bulk. Sold at wholesale prices in II ten days our extra Fancy Maine Seed Potatoes from the best grower in Aroostook. Hebrons. Rose. Queen, Harvest Cobbler. Boves. GIL-en Mountain, Northern Triumph l have no wholesale trade to protect and will sell them for less than other dealers‘ prices wholesale. MR8. II. c. cuuao's FLonlsr snow. The .EXlRA WM 8 @ 22 lbs Sugar . $1.00 Beat Butter , ' . 3 lb 40c Best Flour a large bag 70c Great A&P Tea Company 124 WAIHINGTON IT. IOUTH NORWALK I l O O O I Tol. No. 00!. I‘m Ioilvon Dolivorioo one o. In. and 2:80 p. In. j held yesterday afternoon in the assetn do! or Thursday. The books aro ho- inx plucud in the racks, and the build- Iiu cleaned and made l‘t'liiiy for use oo rapidly? iii! possible. Jacoby Says Special Sale A Message to Smokers New lungs also" by their outward appearance. not as paint covers up do- ‘ur. so cigar or to mammoth ”fiffifl' ,upreme Con Cigars tum It food (tantamount brood inf wrapper. but not our topic. nu tours to Every style rapt-soothed; Int. includes 11W. arm... ; litiiil‘.‘ “Win. m m; unsalted. in oil tho, that The Hatch SI Bailey Company COUTH NORWALK. 00H". Lumber and Mill Work for Everytlnng Toiopnono. fl. BEAVER BOARD to mining rapidly in nebular-it, u o whatnot. for lath and plantar ond wall-pope. it to oaoooptibio of on innit. "not, of artistic denim nor voila and comm, and pulpit: at I with scope for individual proforma: on! Mt. Woman! and hoop a torn oupply on hand. I -, -., -- mug-Mm -_ ”-mwflm.-w_._.m ~~~~~~ ~ Peaches - 7/2c lb. Pea lioans .. .............. .... 5c lb. Sugar Corn ........ . .......... ................ ..... So can Tomatoes ............. 3..§.‘:.~.~....................... Boom ‘BQBTB ....... In...“-I.III-IuIooooro‘uo‘o-o-”shun...”I. 106 can Spinach. .109 can‘ SuanrInIt............ ................... . ........ ,.. iii-3c con Klrltmnn'silorax Soothfi‘loapl’owder ..... «each (void Dillli QOQD‘CW ooioou‘m II. .....I...eI..-I ‘93 Tel 871 125 Washington Street orreauuru or none. I not Iuvuam it} April «imitators the last of the flood water whlth fell over the Ohio Valley above iAJiiiilVillti March 244:? has passed under the bridges hero, enough still have rolled by to have filled with water a tonic einhiymrcn and coo-Jilin miles long. ten miles whio and titty foot to dumb. according to the calculations at iii. 3. Wall, professor oi mutuumloxr III the loot weather :buruuu. Those ilguroo or» booed on reports showing that the, swarm rainfall above here was oiIII' inches. though M least doubts that probably tell, in some (into and in diam Iotbuluuu. To explain who am ”mm “‘9 Willi-slim” ”1°30“ ““3 annual or, rain means in dopamine ““93 WM" 3‘9“” fusions-mot its was no coibfiisii “*9 mm.» Tm mm “WW “I its following utilitistlcoi' " law! It WW? I‘ll" tin-W! 1*" WW" an inch at run mason zinger. MM W Um. .., .III . plunger to the core. i‘idl ill iii 1‘“ of“ w “1% gain” mug. Then '1: mm“ “1.“. ’u‘rmfli. “0‘9“”: Noun, no average amount not fail Wm“ mules Me! cam, With our the Ohio film ominous orc- IWM. dross “W“: flildrod MN“ sauna about atrium gallons III the moon WMI aim. Mad. wit the “I m mm to mm Wmmmmmu WW. w a. .J.. I... “4...... ,o. «Monounu...._ of this grout volume of water. room~ uonbod by six inches of rain over the drshmso area above Louisville means no “434300000 ions. MIN BMILV CHIGHEI‘TER BUR- romeo. A. very pleasant surprluo was xivun Miss totally tiltlohoslcr on Wednesday evening, Wiitlfl a number of her young friends arrived at bar home on Sound View Terrace and announced It our- priuo party. Although tattoo completely by our. price Miss Chiulmmr proved that she was a charming hostess. flaring Ina muss mmmummmMmmmnm ,‘PATEINT RIGHTS ISSUED TO ’ 1913. List furnished from oillce of .I A. M Wooster. solicitor of I: iBridgeport, Conn: ‘ loaded paper shell. * fittings; certain named cutlery and ”treatments . CONNECTIOUT lNVENTORIB The following were issued April 1. _ patents. Frank 0. .Hoagland. Bridgeport, inlilam 0.1)ews‘bury, Thompson- villo, carpet or rug (design). Julius 0. Panel. Thompsonville, carpet or rug (design). William 'E. Sayers, Thompsonville. caipet. or rug (design). Hiram ’P. Maxim lHnrtford, conttol lever look for motor vehicles. Albert A. Page. East Haven, verslble latch. Wilson ill. IPorier, New Haven, dou- ble alarm cloch.,'.‘3 flit iiji III Sharles Iii Stevenson, New listen. paper shell cartridge. , August Arena, New Britain, lock IAlbert F. ‘Scltnde. New Britain. jointer-gage attachment for planes. George Amborn. Chaplnvllle, lalhe‘ clamp or the like. Oliver Tatro, Attawaugen.’ umbrella. IBurton . D. Myers, lWallingford, spoon. fork. or similar article (de- sign). , re- \ Trade Marks. Lenders. Frary dc Clark, New Bri‘ lain. two Tanks. Certain named met- allic household ward and bathroom tools. ‘3“ ——-————¥-'~—--——-— SEVEN illVlliiiiES ABE ' (Continued from first page.) has not been proven. The custody of the minor child, Arthur. is given to the defendant on her cross‘complalnt. The couple were married in 1907. Hazel E. Weidner, of Norwalk, was granted a degree from Edward G. Weldner. of the same town, on the ground of intolerable cruelty, and she was also allowed to resume her maid- en name, Eustis. The plaintiff teati- flod that. one day. when she was sweeping the door, she was about to throw the dust in the stove. Her hus- band told bar) not to. She replied "that's the place for it." and suited heI action t her reply. Bea Burning Wife. As she leaned over the store her kimona caught tire. .She screamed. Her husband rushed at her, but in stead of killing the flames he struck her in the face. The flames on her garment were finally extinguished by her mother. Another time. one tes- tified. she and her husband arrived in Bridgeport at 2 in the morning. af- ter a long journey. She asked him to If“? I "A354 unions.» Shapes at 99c Childrcn' Hats 39c to $3 TONIGHT Sale of SuitsI S12 .,95 $14. 95, $15. 95 , ’M'lLLi‘N ERY.“ Sample Shapes and Many New Hats on Sale - New SpringWais'ts; 99c, 351.49.31.99 Ir? “van / ' filo? Vifi‘fiivvifivfi“. QC Thamer OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS. STENOGRAPHERS ,should take especially good care of their eyes, because their livelihood depends upon their being able to use their eyes steadily. OCULISTS, not Opticians, ex- amine your eyes when you come to us. ‘ 87 Atlantic square, Stamford. Conn. Bot. 15 yro. I‘ Open Sat. Evnao. .100 Trimmed Hats at $2.98 No two alike. Real $4.00, $5.00. $6.00. NewYoIk Specialty Store 19 80. Main St. '80. Nor-walk. Varnish To-niéht‘ Volopar driu free of dust The well- informed Man 18 the Man Who is Respected He Reads The value get her something to eat. Instead, he ran away and left. her standing on a street corner pennllesa. She ran af- ter him and he finally consented to take her back to her home in Nor- walk. The couple were married on April 6. lino. The acts of cruelty began on April to, nine days after her marriage. according to the plaintiff. lda M, Mctirath, of Bridgeport, who was a Miss Swink before her mar- riage to John 'I‘. McGraih in April. 1903. was granted a divorce on the ground of assertion. The plaintiff told the court that her husband was not. a willing worker or provider. but did labor some at the Graphophone company. He left. her in 1909. with- out a word of explanation. but re- turned to the city two years sun. but has not communicated with her. Plaintiff was allowed to resume her maiden name. chug” Damion. Mary Miller. of Bridgeport. was granted a drrrc'o from Gustavo Miller, of Staten island, on the ground of do uortlon. She is given the custody of two of the four minor children. She married this Iiofondaib in December. 1903. and her husband deserted her in 1906. Anna iii. (insure, who married Henry Johnson. or Norwnlh. on March 1?. 1904. was granted II decree on the mound of infidelity of her husband, one Gertrude Parker being named. The court also allowed tho plaintiff to resume her maiden name. italic nuns Fairer. of was granted II divorce from John For ncr on this ground of intompcroncc. She was also given custody of one minor child. The plaintiff married Fuhrer in November 1908. LICK ro FIND IN} comm m and Mummies Tipim I irflr'w‘I ‘Tfiim M “W OMS“ .5 in the cities of Attorney Albert J. Merritt in the I‘iiiewilold' building, Bridgeport, and tiring in South New her in locating her hand boo. $13 in money and II book. of ammmutstion tickets. m bog ond coulomb were stolen from this adios ’I‘iiurslior often soon and the aimor no report“ to tile fella! loll atom. Brldsoport, ‘ I orluooaoeuon «so we no. r: s . i moo mum on John. swam-sonar Irma present Micfip lilacs wait. has asked “the police to assist ‘ , stuwmmmmmm .. M abortive mission with mom: lntwohoursand hardin twenty-four. Sentinel ‘USe to-morrow A floor varnished with Valspsr can be walked on in twenty-four hours. with-’ out sticking or running. Wash Next Day The lustre stays, does not; turn white. wears the The Live. Up-to-date Merchant with that Satisfied longest. Expression Keeps Thin s New , d . Lurkingin ' VALE. TINES Hi8 com. "" tenance Gummdbyno Is the Successful Business Man—~— He Advertises . in The ' Sentinel Chas. E. Dow Washington Street " South Norwalk mum» . was. ~ meMMW n-wmamwmfi W.W *M'W fi/""~" ~'-' Synmounuunumm Wall ‘Paper? We have i‘ in stock, will not it for you. or it isn‘t , glad-o. I , THE GORHAM CO.“ ”MIGOIMTOIKI lamination atlas. 9&th
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