Uncns All... do. 26,1.‘0 M. will
I ,1 t ’4
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urt Narruk No. 58 F at A, will
id its regular meeting Thursday ev-
pent Sunday with. friends in New-
n, Conn. *'
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ursda’y evening.
lPenassus Council. No 1268 Royal
Arcanum,
:‘ing‘ this evening.
”my
tit-row evening.
atwat, is spending the day in Bridge
pron, visiting relatives.
avenue. is la3:3ng cement sidewalks in
Iron: of his fitopertv ‘3
sloth dimes .Q a. w own (3.,
acid grin, viable : .. ~' 1:
,Our Sisters Rebekah I..od8e No. 55
' 0 0.!“ ill. will hold its regular meet
lug tomorrow evening. g
Mi‘sfi. May Morton of Taylor avenue, g
"Kobaosa Encampment. No. 9, I. O. .
, F., willihold its regular meeting :1
will hold its regular meet- ‘
: Textil Fabric Co. C?
21: E. WoIh'n at. so. Hamill. I.
twitch. -
- The regular meeting or the Norwnlk
”Merle, No 588. F‘ O Isl. will be held ,.
”sure; Mani“- 'e‘ canny, iii" mini”:
William H McMahon, or Putnam :
The regular weekly drill of the I.
org”, 1'?-
' 3
long as tho building.
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. aliens and repair work.
123 WASHINTON STREET.
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Opposite cancer: ‘
neg-i1 1’. Bi
1.. r
' "gallon
This".
. aIi .. A150 gr
' Grooms for Continue, ’2. vo-
Cream Serena." Holt: and
t. . ‘ — ,.
The regular meeting of the More all:
Iro Moulds» Union No. 209 local.
held this evening.
A...
s of strain-3e, will hold its real:
eating this evening 1:
Alon}, villi be held Thursday evening
not.“
dill: Dreyi‘nse. oi New York, was the
toes: of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph w.
a... -m;
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mother. . ‘ a .
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tractor Arthur willows to loot;
rapid blooms on till:
tits at the Booklet:
minim: street.
“The miller msotln; oi Cllil‘ limit:
on: with. No. 1lo (i 0 iii. not
bid lutmvoulno and the drill decree
unions.
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its nortiul anerdt. of not
root, llorivnll: and Aline till; ll. hill» .
‘ or $2 ivy zillion. srslvloitind -
A Monocle o oriental!
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tractor William it. Hillilli ll
,3 twchouses {Macaroon
i All:
improve “
ill
heyl‘uss at Gibson Count. last week. 3.
lBuoklnahnm woman's .lteilsr (term) 7
No. 30, will hold an all day sewing ii
dealer: on l'l’ednendnyln the G. A. R. ..
Arr: M (tomb, cl Washintton, l): :3
has been spending several days in TI
forum, on account of the doolh of “j
; . do» Humour. linolodlohmocu
u oanlorvod on ohm candldaloatii’?’ .
' lemma is woolen;
Welcome Stronger Lodge. No. 864. ‘ I
": Cloll: for Mod’ 3 Wear '
7 e rtihlitr neatly drill of the NflV-
Militia, second Section, third [Xvi-1;.»
; Stripes ,
: Mentallllo Silks
was tedondVelvci
,erwslk- ‘
iuo $1.60 per yd. ::
fill . . y:
Seth and trimming for your house, never to use poor '
material and never in any way to allow on}: but the
sheet of workmanship. May we ask you to test this?
The Hathihaistiiomov
One of our specialtiesaJBeaver Boards—better than
plaster, for «it’s nonvcrocldng. vermin proof and lasts as
Maring‘ Construction Co.
Estimates tarnished enroll kinds of building constructions, olt‘er- 1.
.. Judge Lockwood, to hear the claim
3 which had been disallowed by Thom-
Tet. 351-12. 7 as n. a. Messinger, administrator or
Electrical on
lLlld‘fllchl. Ii-IGF’“
in the Town... .
AUTO shrouds
ensue conical: so. Molt: 8t.
The Reed &Volku .
{ran on: Full: shim ” ‘7
' om loam still some
same, in the way of doorli.‘ ‘
Connectors
slid Builders
taunt NoRWAoK.
Antonella ills and Enfilne
Oils, Pobrine, Hove] e,
» . Mbthlh: N
High and Low Tension ' .
Cables, Coiumfiio No. Six
itersiso, Louis Pointo. I ‘
omno nun template.
«but ”smile
.. ‘ lord.
0.30“", Wanted, 1 13.000
”About" 11,490
n’bon comprised. on that basis
the late George Messinger, or Stan:~
M.rs Corcoranls claim was for alien~
ed services as A nurse, covering a per-
George esslngcr on December 6.
1M1. The services were rtndered oi
various times in various pieces The
laintbnt testified that when he tell
ll, Mr, Manning'sr invariably sent for
her. . . ~. .
Mrs. Cordovan was on the stand yes.”
chamber before Stewart Council: of
Bridgeport Judge Gregory of Norwalk
and County Commissioner Whitman
Mead, n commission . oppolnted s—by
the estate of George Messinser. Fol-
lowing her-saline: examinations she
' was taken in hood by iodwln L Sap
nerd and was noblest to a sdorohins
crossenmlnatlen. . it was during rea
case that the alter to compromise
was made ond accepted
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Ti” 70 business MIN.
WABHlNGPrON' an: unintended
oi business men and mondtooturero
woo called by tho Department 0100m-
meme todo: to the dolly, plibliootion
of "trade notes“ 0:- “trade opportuni-
ties” cohesion ab: American console
and consulor Adonis. in o sitcom ctr»
outer tbo'aleportmbt “to m the
voice or that: “amides.”
"in notes houses,” says the de-
pertinent, “u the resolve: the public:
it: given to these "opportunities," ed.
whines »
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‘yoglétittell T ‘
dltlonol export trolls to the mount of
thousands or action has resulted from
A single trade item.“ » ~
'llheu lotion on: published in counsel
lion with the dolly ‘bonsnlor report."
issued “smash the Boson oi Min:
and Domestic Commence.
Johnson s
NEW .
lo pordculorly Adopted for oil inn
taint: woodwork for this follow-
in; roman
A+Qulck in obtaining results.
B—uFootnmef color *
. Owning oi mutation.
Dledo range oi shades.
Cubic: Mimi: and son:
and.
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claim for 33 .001): against the estate or
iod tron: 1902 until the death oi r
terday morning A long time. The case _,
was heard in the Common Council ‘
. next month.
Frank B. Wood of Sonthport ivas A
visitor in Westport Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cold: in having her
home on church Sti'eOt rsoeooiatsd- .
The painting and, mason work on
the chrlst church hove been finished.
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iinished and will be used during the
Ecosyse oi the cold vvesthsr 8st-
urdny the Crescents did not pin: the
Folrdelde as scheduled. A game will
‘be arranged for a later date
u-M ,_
Another large transformer he:
been placed. on the pole at “Hotel
Square svviteli. The electric service
will be increased more ‘than hell
w’hen the installation is .conipleted.
The trolleymen of the town are or-
ganising o boéebnll team and an at-
tempt will be made to not games with
with: teem in Bridgeport and Nor-
wollr.‘ The members other: that there
is good material in the nine and that
no other «Notion of» motormen
and conductors has any better play
ere.
M
Bullies Hill: School last to Ber
monrt ili‘ridoy sternum in sonnet“,
by the score oi 1M. The lMlJb
tribute their deltas to the “onion
diamond on which they were playing.
The: ore not used to that kind at
playing surface and were At a dis. .
advantou. violence Brodie: pitched
fwell enough to win on: ordlnor: some"
but on «nor in the; latter part of the
me let in seven: runs and left the
. Skillet be” On the short and oi the
score. \ ’
W
WH THE VACHTIHIN.
purchased on Old Town Chaos 0! the
“sheen serial: no». Ellwood ll: illi-
‘ler about I uionth ago. . .
Charles ll. ‘Brtdley. oi Chestnut
street; but been spending much time
of lots puttinI hit "Hunk: Dory" into
commission. as imu launch his unit
in the near future.
The htndtom nllllt of John 1'. Mo:
Motion. In. or West avenue christen-
ed the ”Sony" tool: its first dip into
the brie: yesterdoy. The boot Iceman
ed to “onto: the Motor and Into line]!
upon the surloos. . “Opioid loch”
built the boot himself end to quite
brood e! the results oi his work. The
boat will limo o-trloi trip on Weddell.
its: one will be rinsed today. it
will take up its pines so one oi the
Knot: Club nee: very shortly. . '
Miller's shipyard in: overtime“
trill: orbit And to: Vermilion there are
not-kin: overtime to let the boots in, ‘
thopo tor iii slimmer
the Anchor bungalow on the East
Side; ., .,
The studio of Artist Rollin has been _.
Mr; and Mrs. Guest hav moved to
w-uc-n—u-‘u-L
The Klutsoh iamll3, of Norwalk,
hen: sundAl’ At their term in God
H ‘5' trey also:
.l'. M. Perry: and family and H. B.
merges. at East Norvvnik, spent sauna
day in town. . ..
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x,
Mr. and int. li'tank» Nichols,
Westport, have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Treadwell.
Fen-s
EMS. Add, Mitzi. Chet-lee Cores end
Mr. and Mrs. n9: Andrews and child,
of stmtneld, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Orlando Andrews.
l
A. 0. Bradley will attend the meet-
ing of the Fairdeld West Association,
in South Norwalk on Tuesday. as a
delegate from the Noriield Congrega-
tional Church. '
. Mr. and Mrs. Frault Fitch and sons.
and W. 3. Banks. accompanied a party
of Norwalk moods on on auto trip to
Morel Beach, Sunday, making” the
lenses: in Mr. Fitch's new Buick cor
Mrs. R. C Williams will go to Ridges
hold. on Wednesday. to visit the torn—
ii: at her brother. Arthur W. Nichols.
who are soon to move to Mt. Kisco,
N. Y.
Friends here ‘ore audio hear of the
linpiovod condition of Mrs. J. H. Ole»
cry. lot-inert: in Wanted, 3"“ not been:
very- lll ot the home of her sister; Mr!-
li‘in’oh, or- Brondvle'w Form, Chestnut
Hill. .
v Trio oouoOLsor HAWAII.
,-
7 An Japanese.
0! the 80.000 children enrolled in
the llowoilon public-schools hourly
10,000 are Jsponcsa. A report from
‘ .Governor WIlM'F.‘Wl‘ Oi‘thb is-
Willi-ed WWO“. or Seymour street, .,
ltndtflys the . Japanese are loom
in: their htten‘douoe ‘in thud- clients
more rapidly than on: other than. A
pothole denture or Governor men's re—
port is round in: :lwsthteniontthot
the children of Americas And other,
(inception rosemoutsldstho 2PM!»
the attondonoe. Thoal’orlnnm by
redolent in the schools is next higher:
to that ol the Japanese. being approx
hostel: it per cent. of the total. The
rliminilnnand port Rowan-achlldreo
still 0 ‘asb ll per cent. The boot oi
incision nib; the schools in the torri-
tory loot ho: was: approximately «at.
000 'l’hnrc one til schools oi stallion-3
tar: trolls. three industrial institu-
lions. a normal Iohool. o collect all
nInclllture hull moralistic arts, out
Nil) hill: heels.
oir‘
son, 0. Linsleorsa, teak an auto
, trip to the Bronx. Shelley. ‘
Uni-Third of All ill. Ghlldm in Then: *
torn: about All per cent. or the whole ,,
Attraéts
Crowds
Dolly, , f:
MEEHAN’S lLLNEBS PUZZLES.
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Ball Pioyer Found in Donbury Hotel
Remains Unconscious.
DANBURY, May 20;——-Pllyslclans are
puzzled over the, unusual illness of ‘
Daniel Meehan n" ballistics player.»
who Wag found in his room in a local I
iron: inhaling illuminating use. his
was unconscious When round. and up
to o late hour Sunday night be m
not recovered consciousness. His con-
dition ls reguded‘ as extremely criti-
cal. Meehan come here from Worces-
ter to try for) sitlon on the local .,
baseball team. t is believed the:
when he retired to his room he did
not close the one job properly, and
; the escaping Fumes filled the room.
.- snout» onlsemnoouee. '
’Blilblidbi Mir ‘ SOS—Wm Wil-
line: no on not of shoe in conducted
with the visit of King (loom or in!-
bull. to Berlin, for the laminae of ‘
: Princess Vietcrlo Luise, .todo: mot-
ed a pardon to three English spies on;
dancing long sentences in German
Ms. ‘
The first no “out. Brandon. oi, the
British Royal New, whom Arrested
at Berton. in 1910. whils‘totlng pho—
tocopns or German tortiIootlons. He
no untamed on Dooember :8. me,
to ten:- years" confinement in the ion-
tress oi Woaol. ‘
The mood was Captain Trench,“
the British Mom Marines orrosted -
“Mademoiselle theehuno orphooo- , ,
graphing demon fortification. and
sentenced on the name do: no motion"
. to {our :eoro’ imprisonment at Glen;
min. consulate only ill be: bent. ol.’_‘
Thetblrdm'nertroullateMo ‘-
ilibndon lower, arrested at Bremen, .'
sentenced on Jonson 5.10:3, a: three .
and to bolt your? imprisonment as
dials.
~Aootdenis willhsppon but the
hoot-renewed instills: hoop Dr. Thoma .
u’ Ecleotrlc Oil tor such omrunoiofo.
it subdue: the pain and heels
3 on.”
m
4hold in: motor locating ’l‘hurrdo’: '
dour: donut. No. lilo, D at in, will
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hotel Thursday oneness nearly dead . ’t
on a. mom ohm or anionic up "
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