served all over the world.
to be combating by’ other members of i
. the delegation. Cannessman Done)
Cullfdhilih 1181110111 boy. will be 01) van ‘Wlll fight for the 139181111011 0.1 1
“ the headquarters st dirlduenort en
'3 M0133 Mi"!!! Fm N“! {Congressman Reilly. is sure to on
Week a bid for ”New Hover), should 3 one!!!
"/1..-er our) and). BREAD. .1
Bennie) Bakery
.6 MONROE STREET.
1
u
Arrived
100 Fine Udtrirpmcd Shapes.
in pluck new, )0an. burnt and
1 white; siuull, medium and large
«slz.es
inoovnhuhs
.3100 SAILOR-S 235
New York Specialty
Store
19 80. Main 8). so. Norwsik. I
William H. Doughun of New Hi)
on. was a visitor in South Norwelit-
y :terday.
b0. 21...“...
Mr. and Mrs. William L.1Olsen 01
mm street spent Saturday in New
Jerk on business.
rs. Frederick S Lyon, of West
J t: has returned from a” visit with‘
Our York friends.
1111mm) well attended, Saturday even-
1113.1 in Arlen Hall.
11). Moore, of Westileld illness-
cl): cits) has been the guest or F. 1‘
fl draubury.§1‘?j
a": Sr
.v‘-Lat1est style green hats. O'Brien 3.
311-111 8.13mi“). df’bisbo‘rn avenue,
ho has been quite sick for several
sire, is improving.
~w—u——
Judge William F Tammany.
B0uth Norwnlk. spent Saturday in
. Ridgeiield on business.
,
.Jnmeslbonneily is1 showing a style
' writing p'cper that has been accept-
it) 8,1718 Bee 1014165. sdl‘ 13;)?
William ‘Horon, ohfisyvlle, . L. l
‘J ‘l reletivefidn‘flcmllton avenue.
Edwin Van Rims and family, or
”1131196111113. linve been guests of Cupihiu
Nelson Lewson, of Woodward avenue.
Louise Neary ......“ Lowe street.
11:9. \‘eén’ ill to;; the past three
fiemsumed liar duties Jot Balloon
“fly.1v'f‘1’ . -
; Mrs H W. Schmehl and daughter,
1 Kiss Bessie, from Greenwich. spent
Holiday with Mrs. Jennings of No. 9
Michael. city.
~Miss Mabel-en, in "the Fortune
Hunter," at the S. N. Congregational
Church. Tuesday, April 29. . 1
“...—......—
Mr. endure. W. w._Wright Hind
dupihtsr. of Bridgeport are guests of
1111)) and Mrs; Charles William. or
Warn avenue.
.... paw--
Today marks the anniversary of the
rib oi onetime president of the
cited Glues Ionics Monroe. Who will
M1) ‘11)) the your 1753;
The three children who spa-flock oi
Muir's dullness, tort week, at their
omevln Boulon street. have recover
. and are about nthin. »
(lurl) stones hove b13101) spread along
in purpose of im'prbvinu conditions
under r
imp. Louise Overtou. iii wooden.
sot. announces the enrichment of
gluon drone Lo Valle. to the).
li. Pelléholl, of ‘Bridtopurt.
we...“ u. 1“-
Whirl) Thstohor,
anionic
lit 136th Mac. Ni). 43. ‘1
Specral
Charles H Brown‘s regular 82- 20
per gal. Pure‘ House Point with a 5
your glrurnntee for $1.80.
Wall, Paper ’at‘ lowest prices;
‘ Estimates for painting and paper
hanging cheerfully givHeu. ‘ 1
Med
iron) Bridgeport 1J)e seriously three
Walk 10' E: J. 1H1"! “x 1
The fixing of the heedqliiirters ut‘
'Brldscport Was the' work of formei‘
Representative Ebenezer Hill. Undo;
the consolidation reorganization plans
for the customs service, by which. 1111 _-
the customs collection district); in Ooh. J
necticut were to be united in one
State-wide district undone singl'elcol-u
lector to replace the progent live. it
had been planned to osrahllsh the"
headquarters at New Haven us the
most central port. Gongrcsmun Hill
héard of the scheme dud w'cnt innue- ,
diately to his friend. President Taft.-
ln behalf of Bridgeport. The visit
' was most fruitful. ~ .1 . . ,.
Hartford Wants $200,00d.. . r 1 '1
1 While at the Treasurydepartrnent
Congressman-Lounger) also put in a.“
-b1d'fcr an Addition"‘and for elaborpte' ,J
alterations in the post olilcc building
at Hartford. The congressman wants ,
pncle Sun) to spend $200. 000 in in).
proving the post oillce building and in.
cilitles at the Connecticut capital.
, As a result of his call, the Treasury
department will send an inspector to'
Hartford to look over the present.
post oiilce building arid ..‘report on 1
1needed improvements. opn his report
will largely depend whether or not
A COHEN
"'uupllnen Ant”. Edging“, Quopllcc,
pent the week-end and «Sunday with 1
1 tin shown plainly the effect of the
- 0 out side of Railroad avenue. for‘ _
c railroad embankment. ‘
u 111 be a couple of years at least how;
ev,er before any definite work would
be started
1 Connecticut River Improvements.
‘ . . Congressman Loncrunn had a 1011:,'
AUtOmOblllStS conference yesterday with Congress-
man Gillette of Mssiieehusetts. on Mr.
will find it full line of Auto Supplies. Gillette's hill asking an appropriation
Gasoline, 011)). etc., at
Scum Norwnikw .... ......
1-9. They reached on unreenrent. to co-
)1 dash m. .32 operate in pushing the “1103811113. it
“15121? WW1 1% not likely, however, that anything
9‘ will be done with the measure dur-
supp‘y in; the extra session of congress.
F. L. HAUCK,ME1‘.
GASOLINE 200 GA
41) Water St. :11; Tel. 343-13
because of tori)! and currency mt-
ed next winter. 1
Boom Minolta-ted) Desiree.
'Mr. flannel-zen ..huo‘ announced that
'he is giving nttontidn to the of-
forts of the Chicano of South Man.
cheater to secure a new '.federal
building for. that community. . s-Wbiic
n1). Ural-goddess not admit it. the
prospects are none too bright; as a
public buildings bill is not likely to
be put through Congress fbr at least
a your or more. 11111
De \lleq Makes Activféanvu).
John on Vlcu. of wuumanuo.
Agent for isunliord Oil.
on Sundwm Until? 32M
‘ Tel 478-8
SCREEN
DOORS
wmoow consents
Hermann-one.
ICE onsets. ‘
LAw‘N. Molds-:38. -
on. Add on erovec.
Albert F Gehebe
as wear WASHINGTON er.
' ecu-m NORWALK.
neo MEN-c new surmmc. 1
Prompt Delivery.
luster) for appointment on commie
hold .by Daniel J.
hrosident of the
union.
Keefe,
he failed to set one of times places.
.Mmcm m
a...
“JUDGE AflfiTlN HOME}
Attorney Alfred 111. Austin. 012 West
arcane Nowell: hell returned home
renter u mosh W; winter spent on ,
his plantation 1)) dub}. "Judie" Ans.
encourssemcnt.
southern nuns and is well canned 0))
his way should Attorney Austin went
to Panama and inspected the count
being greatly imprudent) with the enor-
mity of the undertoklug and
your) helm) mode
limit the job.
ii [1
It’s the hardest test there is for a varnish, Mm 1
(on the ironic hall 01:1 stonygd and elven hm Kyme
theimprovements will be made. it.
for the improvement of the Connecti- '
tors. But the measure is to be push-J ‘
in
making on active campsltn in Wash-
sloncr of immigration. the place now
former
lLonsshoremeu's
Mr. De Vice lied aspirations to be
1a)) Assistant Postmastcraoeucrsl but
Mr. De Men is endeavorinz to not
Phone 397 the endorsement of the Democratic
organization in the Stole for the pew
place he has set his eyes upon and
has seen members of the delegation
in Congress. not only from Connecth
out out from the other New England
States; he has received not a little
Mr.‘Dc11Vicq;is hoping his work as
Secretary or “the sum homoerotic
committee, in Connecticut and with
the DJmocratio notional hesdqunrters
in the lost ccmpoimJ Juli) aldhhimi to
new in min J
9nd to the «clinic-11.nppllceuh J,_ p the
on... with 1 1)) Tea at
1960 one); with 1 lb. Tenet
:j' 41) SJJtqulps with 1‘11). J’l‘ea at 5......
n-Ja nus-of)...
1. J..‘ 6100 1|
..... .........J...5o¢JJ
.. ..... ....-..-..¢~1
«
.......
1 15 Stumpswlth 1 lb. Colfee at:
125 Stampsi‘w'lth 1. lb. Coffee.et....‘.
' 20 Stamps with 1111). Coffee et._.
‘ 13.3.1“ ) ~
14.- .- .91
1'1 .“~ 1»,
... ...... .. ....... ........;. 35c-
, .‘ aw ,
....i.1-..-r‘f.-..."..."13°°
...).u‘....u.-.-o.)-.--u.
-,e\-.
‘ 22 lbs Sugar
..Pink‘Salmon J \
J‘ASP Tomatoiés.
Sardines
7 Boxes Matches
Bat. Meal, 1
)1.
11Best Creamery Butter
all) 38c,
1 for $1
J 1a can So
‘ 2 cans for 25c
. a can 30
for 250
S'poundsfor 9c
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124 WASHJINGTON 81'.)
T. .“N
Multan 0N1 museums.
Nov. L. a. 0W1 Adore-u) w. 1c.
,r. u."mm)m.
(Rev. h. H. Cantrell swoon interest-
ing and instructive address to the W.
C. 'l‘ 111’. members and friends. 1.))
Fridey evening. of. n sociol in connec-
tlon with the teippemco work. It 20
Bcldoncvcnue. gHe pointed out tbu.
melodic in regard to this grant work
make up proud. and We announce our
hcsrts and go forward. did'lpoltc of
the wonderful 19th century, with its
progress. end sold that if the 20th con.
tury puts cowuiils drink habit u will
so down no the greatest since the year
our Lord was born Alcoholism is the
greatest curse o1f'~our “men. It won an
address full of real facts. end it is not
hard to see that he 1) full of ml for
the cause A social time came otter
and. refreshments were served to I
lords number of insinuate sud friends.
‘ Regular weekly meeting next Frldsr
at home of Mrs. Van flowering. Grop-
cry Boulevsrd. Mt «Nowell:
MW
ENANTIONS WAT WERE ENAQT
.111» the word trodltlon. orlxlnclly
mint o definite: end cunt record is
nth‘er s enrol-tutu ’thoaemho know
the word only in its mus)- vmo use
today.’ it tradition is modernlyf some
thing which up) or my not be true.
~t‘ ouch it is manly held to have some
horns! of foot round which in the
process of handing down much estrou-
while!) it is the 3
«mid «rounder
closely tilled H3113 .1 ,. p, ..
)1“ is m in):
word «by musicians. in trod
:1 terminus“ amniotic.
HE 11111111111111 HHMPHHY
Dollwrlu 81:80 a. n). and 2: 80 p. m.
derful to relate the differences be-
tween the trgdidoncl text pond this
1'
SOUTH NORWALK
[moon my
pounds are quit, negligible, truer.
lire my fragments of plpyri or ore
trolls preserving ports of Euripides.
In all the total number of lines in con-
sidernble. lHerc nun the discrepa-
dies discovered are slight.
in this is evidence of the core of
pcnmen in those old use. Modern
hosts, the profusion of printed matter
the ‘dorena of means of communicotlon
where there was one of old. have
brought it about that no one my real-
teddy. lumeklnxupnbock of ex-
tracts. for endinlo. all the resources
of the moat careful proofresding and
comporiscn with the original editions
are used where no author rally means
to hove his version of on old text con
root. in successive printed editions
1Ilitht ohms rosy creep in. Portions
throng!) carelessness, or perhaps be-
cools some editor thinks to improve
on his originsi. Of course those we.
fictitious of old- time money in re-
spect of the limit when increase
confidence in other imported: old
manuscripts: «Slight vuistlono in oncJ
remrlpt cud mother exist sud may
one by! who); is time) the higher crit-
191cm. but the! in the rosin those
literature. modern remml) seem
more and more to establish. ~
‘of James Dounelly. in South Math
J1 street during the heuvyf shower this .-
mornlu5 about 11 o'clock and uh "
,. though a Victrola the desk, and sev- ‘
- era] records were «beneath the drip-
line. was taken in in the New York
urdny in the early afternoon.
Bennett bed a severe hemorrhage and
was removed to his home by Dr. H.
. resting quietly at hlehome today and
ly trust 1) piece of copied manuscript "
points are under discussion pro and.
transcribed books melts cu outhootlo‘
W‘“ “NONI! 1m tethered. A1 (plot ‘ J " 1~ 1 1
' 1 is also said to Wmdlticnsl. however.
’fi‘yfié
north in DONNELLY‘S STONE.
J 1 1 tr 1 we:
identifier): Ceiling Falls on Vic-
.§_:“irolJn 1 one” out). But Does
Little Drainage,
" .’ Water. entered the stationery store
pings, they were but slightly damaged.
so shortly was theflesk, discovered.
Mr. Donnelly went above stairs, but
water. It might have been dram the
which was buzzing merrily Repairs
were quickly effected and the loss is
small. .
~——_..
”MR. BENNETT QUITE iLL.
Harry 1. Bennett, of Seavlcw ave-
Market in Washington street 0)) Set-
Mr.
B. West. who attended him. He is
will «probably he around again in a
few days. "
1 .1 "No-OGHOOL" SIGNALS.
Again today people in all three of
The Namely) were confused by.) the
blowinxof the fire whistles, the sig-
nnl do)- no afternoon session of the
schools. .Thc school children were
Messed to 11!" the whistles, for they
have learned to know what i) whistle
shortly after 12 signifies.
.s'
George White was arrested, yester-
day morning. by'onicer Page, charged
with boning. um cue come before
Judge Edward M. Lockwod end he
was given thirty days in the Brim
port jail and costs.
could find no reason for the entering ,
rein one radiator on the floor above 1
w
84 IrOUTH HAHN JIT.
Just ReCeived-4—
Four Carioads of Monuments
to be sold are): from
Quarry to CuStOmer
Sure the) commission usually paid to cunts selling this work.
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‘ the Term
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