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all let us reinstated. y
“ Telephone 1m"._ '
floWIIOIhlnI‘OH street
6 south Normltr. Conn.
All kinds It insurance.
I Public Btenogrltpb’sr.
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. MEMORIAL DAY SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be published as a
terms of news should reach the allies
of publication early Thursday alter
lien Bette. of Norwdllt, spent Iyes-I
catholic Union Council, No. 46, K.
0., will hold its regular meeting this
. The carnival committee. of Norwnlk
' ale hold its regular weekly meeting
i‘hursday evening.
The‘regular weekly drill of the
e held this evening.
._ “gm-"f'vawafl .1...“ ‘I II
Charless H. Bradley. of Chestnut
street working in ConneahyI &
fidfioken s gduringtthe holiday rush.
.........-.~...,.
Pride of Court) Ndrruk Circle. No.
'801 ~63mpanlon . t the Forest
:hold tonight will on piete arrange-
nts for the coming ladles‘ night
Thomas H. Brown, of 77 Woodward
oven killed a stray cat. last night,
will he had détecmd stealing the of
his young chickens. \Mr. Brown used
* A doufieiilbarl‘eled shotgun in exter-
mination the feline.
l
{A regular meeting or the Endemor
och, with Mrs. F. Marshall An-
tipasto. at Belle Island, Car leaves
Ixter‘s at 2:20 o‘clock.
Auction sale. 12 buildings on
ursdsy. May 29th
-’i‘he contract (unprintlng the new
automobile State register is still under
alliteration st the comptroller’s do
rgmetlt or the Capitol The now
glitter is expected to matte its up
penance about the middle of next
Month it will contain registrations
iii! to Julie 1. ‘
nee Mutual For Getting CollipldS
Distillery. tiled In the olillle dilute
ts “oratory today a certificate or
rporsuon The capital to tilt bill)
it anthem will rim with Sacco
s Quinulpln'o motor Boat Club, in
mtgd, lot Neill item. has. died
lot i incorpotlit n.
y 9 Min. 3.1
‘ cote ill the
morning paper on Memorial Day, and ”’
some: Company, C. _ A. 41., C. IN. G.. will
Will
it ld its regulda'r ineotilig this evening. '
Circle, of Kings Daughters will be ..
bid on Wednesday afternoon at 3 .
,Rev. C. B. Bullock or New tendons
Washington street bridge, “ 2 9° m ‘tormer pastor of the Neighborhood
Great Reduéhon Sale
" Of Spring Sluts COats
Skirts, Waists and Dresses
' Regardless of (last a:
The Pans Cloak 81 Stilt House
33 South Main St., South Norwaik
.b)’
MISS GRACE HILDEBRANO KND
JEIBOME MAIY ENGAGED. ‘
s) Ids-usuall-
Merchant to be Minion Early in
. mommies;
Hildebrand of White Finish. .29.
will be married in September. at lidr.
Jerome's home in fitrsttor‘d by the
church in stratum. it“
Misc Hildebrand was made known yes-
exceptionally great talent sud Ml}
May, so is well known. is a musician
and composer.
About i2 year; ago when the Rev
Mr Bullock bud s pastorate in Strat-
turd, the Neighborhood church bold
sunset inaction. At these msetlh
Mr. slay furnished a part or the are
that the two met for the first time.
Since“ that time the courtship has been
progressing Mr. dipping“ the mar
tinge would take place in September.
_. and maybe earlier. The copplp will
live in titration! where Ipir Slay is
now a resident
Jerome May or Bridgeport and.
Btrdttord,‘ and Miss grace parlibdl‘“
qu
4 t
The engagement of Air Jerome lind‘ ‘
terday morning She“ is A “W“ °i prompt oouv'm.
nu.
msas'stmrur. sin/m maroon ‘
Pages eeaiterpagesoibeautiiulhric unmet-M
lustre“. Oniytooontswhenpumhusd
be meeting 0! South Norwalk 3!“ it ~ .II
on linked“ tut-no to be i: a 2?; ”Warm“,
i
grim of ntrntnsulsl music. . and
bliss Illllu brand was. the woman so- '
riot-t. it was at one at these services,
l.
"no
withanyonctsceatpsttct‘ll.i
William P. Beers, 5 South Mam StrcctI
De ceoi‘attsn
Well Known Bridgeport Muclclsn and II
SuggeStlons f
flower I
hammered. Flora Dishes.
Pots, cemetery Bouquet Holders.
Albert F. Gehcbe
29 Wlfl' WASHlNQTON IT.
ODUTH NORWILK.
use users new customs.
31S Men's and?“ ’
Young Men 3 Sluts
rpm at 1:
liable to pay taxes in the (ll-tr.no of South
Noer. that they‘ are required to
deliver to the assessors or either of
them. on or bolero the 31st dby or
. or. 1913, a written or printed list
sled signed and sworn to. of all the
pmperty owned by them on the 1st
day or May, 1918; liable to taxation.
making a description of all the read
«@056?ch parcel being separately
.FB 3.6-inch: may be returned to the
Assessors at the Assessors' room in
the new City Hall building, North
Main and Marshall streets. South Nor-
walk. from May 17,1913.» May 31
1913 ncluslv’e. said office to be open
from 0tolas.m.. andrromzms
o'clock p. m.; on Saturdays from 7 to
A
ll o'clock in the evening.
Dated at the City or South 3Norwallt,
Conn. May 10th, A. D.. 191
BRANKLiN A TOLLDS:
DANIEL DUNLOP. v
D. WILLIAM HARFORD,
mm 309 Assessors.
anew. Mme;
UNDERTAKER
new n‘so Man's sunning,
, 27 wasmuercu or.
rat. as... tests. sou-s as.
or:
2'2 Telltflc Fabric Go 7
- its s. Wssh'n st. so. "smile i‘
'Opposits Dorion's NM j'
mommy P. castes. Nerwslk.
Telephone. one Mr. Ms".
AIlqur Cloth tn
sum carer. for mom was. 3
“Dev-loo $1.90 per“:
Fancy Boom-d Cords, so inches
mo, use value use on yd.
nip!» 91.00“ 91.10
Grooms for or) tings.
too ............I9'l.90
.. Worsted Illd Velvet
': Cloth for Mfgsh’s Weir
the adopted can or the deceased 'ob
. ‘ executor. Dr. Oley was named as so
' executor in the will. .
‘ ham reserved decision in this lecture ,
‘ oi the case.
City Assessors Notice :
home on lehland avenue, Danbury, I. ‘
~ We. the undersigned. hereby nge w
tics. to all persons and. corporations
health at the time. ,
'I drew up the will at Mrs.“
'; quest.
she was s. creditor at the estate. and
lectcd to the approval or Dr Ole as
Mrs. Ritchie was found dead in her
on May S, but there was no doubt it
torney Brush brought into prominence
which the name of her husband, w o
placed. The will ordered that lists.
adopted daughter. Anna Axnew Ductile,
be “the only names on the monument.
27,1910, and filed Mall 17 last. con-
tained the following clause: ,
J udge Cunning; -
death was due to natural causes Al) ’I ,r
the tact that her will made provision I
for the erection o: a monument upon ‘
had died) preciously, should not be '
Ritchles name. and the names of her '
and the name or Maud Ritchie should ‘1 " ‘ ‘ "
The will, which woo executed June 6
“l hereby direct my exeoutor to have
erected a suitable monument at a cost
not to exceed one hundred dollars, up-
ot: .
“Anna Agnew Ritchie. fl. . .
"Anus Agnew Ritchie. daughter.
“Maud Ritchie. " .
The will bequeathed 330. to each or
the following grand pieces: May As
new. of Betbel: Marion Agnew. ol'
Bethe], Anna Agnew. or . Gloversvilie.‘
N. Y. The residue at the estate was
lolt to Mrs. Catherine Noonsn of Pitts.
field. a grand niece. Provision was
made fer the appointment of Dr. may
as sole executor.
Attorney J. Moss Ives we. counsel
for Dr. Ole: ss executor of the estate.
Attorney Brush attempted to prove
Mrs Ritchie. hsd told uri. Jennings
that there In no will. but '0: Diet
personal
said he did this in SWAN with th.
j wish expressed by Airs. ,thohle s
‘ ions tlm. prior to her death, and he
named persons in whose presence
‘ Mrs Ribohlo had made ".1!!- wish.
Mr... Hush: mines that she hsd
ii known Mrs Ritchie tor ssysnl years.
. and that litre. nimble was of sound
, mind when sh. ”doth;
‘~ Oiey testified Mummy pr Qley.s
, shy-idiot; or twenty rem Readies.
will. hire.
u said lire. idioms was. in sound
lay me he
tchle‘g re-
Dr may testified that the psrsonsl
’ 53 property was worth about 3160 includ'
,3 in: so insurance policy for 9119. and
. that. the rest «tits was worth 52,500
tendon. but was subject to s mort-
ms oi! 91. 880 and interest amounting
to {Its Dr. Dior declared that its was
not to receive anything from the es-
tst's escopt to). due hint on» medical
comics. tor the if for! you. Mrs.
‘ 3196th all”? W' to ”It? hill! libr-
r the mayhem that.
not has no will ”sud tltst the so low
formed him am It to also to in. the
on which to be placed the. games only,
that Dr. may, following tips death or '
denied this. Questioned by Attorney ‘
» Brush. Dr. Ole! Admitted that alter
' Mrs. Ritchie's death he had tskon 908-
_j session or the docs-sews
~ property. hsdtrtedtocolleetontheim
Li ounces policy and and been otherwise '
'_, active in handling the stairs or the
‘.' astute. bolero pmbsting the will but
With Strongest Guarantee
Wash You buy at Fulton Go- Cart the
element; of risk' 13 entirely . ,
I' it‘lltsd. The mnels'dt‘u‘roro “AM if?
Gusrsntes it to‘gl‘ve Bstisfictory ssrvice.
This is not new. They have done it
for years. Unless the Fulton made good
“ they couldn't do it. ThacGumntee and
the is :30, Roomy, 8 list: Appearance.
. togetherwith several "use" Features "
away the ‘
Fulton do cant
a scar
Folding” entrance
is the most as is: can mode;
it givss utilfsécllon every time.
We know as we have sold lots
of them. Popular priced; too.
ILet us show you full line of Fulton carts. We are ex-
clusive handlers of then} in this town. Drop intoday.-
:‘ ‘v
,. THE A. j. ANGEVINE
‘ I & SON CO.
SCOTTISH AVIATOR KiLLEID.
MONTRQSD Spotlend. May 87.—
Lleut. Desmond 1... Arthur, of the
Fifth Battalion Royal Munster Fusi-
liers and attached to the army flying
WATERBURY PROPERTY SOLD.
Arthur G. Jsuup. New Owner, Would
Lot Stamford Have it st‘nsduced
* Price.
Arthur G Jessup purchased, on Sat-
urday. the Mrs. Hannah J. Waterbury
property, on Main street. Stamford, an
attempt to soil which to the City at
Stamford so a bra site was made dur-
ing Mayor 'Rowell's administration said
failed because the price asked-435,
00M» considered too high. ..
The matter wamtslcon to the courts
on an intonation proceeding. but ithss
never come to shearing.-
ll'wss loot-nod today tit-cur. Jessup
will offer the land? to the city As a Are
site at considerably less titan $35,000.
He ”declined today to state what» he
would ask grout the city. ‘
while practicing aeroplane reconnais-
ances with other army officers. He
was dying a biplane at a holxht of 2.-
bis machine cellspsed.
\ —-"Dr.'1‘homss"lllclectrtc.0ll is the
best remedy for that often fetal dis-
ease-«cl ronp.g mason usedI ht with m
can uour s or o I run"...
In. LsWhitsscre Y.
FLYING FROM MILAN TO' HOME.
Milan» to Rome, at distance or 410
miles. was made in s monoplsne today,
understood, at minimal meeting affliction Aviators Deroy and Cannon»
s dime-lube on the part or s majority the king and queen and the royal
to reject the proposed odor, pro’osbly prince. saw the winters trout their
at a regular meeting.
The tract from: 14112 on Main
street. about 595 deep and 157 wide in
the mar.
Mr. Waterbury lives in Norwsllt.
iowed‘ their flight with fish)“ glasses.
A“ Furnished Imam to Rent! A
nisbod room—snout“.
it” MI
Wamooms l
udmddsotmd-rgw“.
II M and “maestro
Remnimmsmaws‘ncem
. /‘ mm m In: none man. 6
MMMMMWMMWN
000mm
Ballroom
.I mu within Is than and she would “ ff
The matter is tabs considered. it is in six hours and seven minutes by the
it will never come hetero the council hunting lodge at San Rossore and tol- .
corps.'.was killed today near here. ,
000 feet when one of the wings of ‘
ROME ltsly. May 27 -A dish! from -
the Gammon council. and. it there is'eren they were passing near Piss, ,
Sentinel want changes it to s Ilse-‘-
Norwalk Chronicler