The Hospital Whist Club will meet
5w‘l5t5h ‘Mrs John Shaman, or Putnam -‘
avenue, temorrow afternoon.
Norwnlk Aerie, Fraternal Order oi:
Eagles, held“ a meeting last evening. .
and initiated three candidates. 5 5
an... i
Miss Stella Gardener, of Norwalk, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Gar-I
~ dener of Sunset Hill Danbury
‘Horace Ferris, of West street, is en—
joying a two-weeks' vacation from his 5
“duties? in» thesfionth/Norwalk post- *
‘ oince. ‘ i 55
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George W. Coffin, of South Nor-
walk has gong to Danbury and takla
‘ g on it pooiiion with Joseph E Cornell
‘ inndertak‘er, 91 White stneet. 5
Ladies
GLOVES
New Line of Ladleo’ Kid Gloves
‘ for Easter. V
2 Clasp Clementine Kid Gloves,
in tan, grey, black, white, white
with black stitchilig- 'Sliil 5blaclt
with white stitching. .
Adorn of South lNorwaik. '
3595 C S. Trowbrldge Box ,, I5
" comedy, i; .‘u at ibis home with an
attack of p oumonia and is suirering
Also irom hood-poisoning. 5
Gloves in black and white
32-50 and N
J I Maiiette’
88 Washington St.
Tel. 449. ' 805.5 Nomi-Iii.»
The regular month‘y meeting of
the board or directors oi the South
Nor-walk Public Library will be held in
the library building on Friday we
hing, April 3. 1914. at eight o'clock.
Robert Fox. of Bethel, a violinist,’
will render a number of selections at
no Gilbert Memorial 'liurch, George-
town, Sunday, acconnr pied on: the or-I
can by Roger Lyon. l ‘ Danbury, the“ a . . ‘
organist of the church ' ta!“ Of Youth 7
You can best retain your youth by
having perfect physical equipment.
iMiss Katherine Wilcox, of Westport,
who has many friends in this city, has
been spending the winter in Camden,
8. C. She will return to her home
about the middle of April. She is an
ardent bird lover and has been doing
good missionary work in- their behslr
such as
in the South. 5
Arthur Reillyuson of Congressman
Reilly oi Mei-idea; who was yeceutiy
appointed by President Wilson as
ViceJConsulhto Germany, was; in Siam-l
lord yesterday, bidding farewell to his
may friends here. “Art” held a posi-
tion during the winter in Stamtord
and he made sunny friends who rejoice
5crowns, bridges or plates.
materials used.
16 80. Milli, 8L, So. Namalk.
HOURS: S A.I M. TO 8 WM.
SUNDAMB IV APPOINTMENT
HADfiOCK AND OTHER KINDS. ALL FRESH. NOT FROZEN.
‘ CLAMS OPENED lN SHELL. OVSTERS: HESCALLOPS ROUND CLAMS.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
among the people whom she has met m make of yours or “55,155an I. .
None" but the latest method. and 1:
with him in his 800d fortune
Covet-nor illuldwin has appointed
Alvin rWaldo iliyde, of Hartford. l’no-
lessor J. Posse Norton, or New liar
ven, Judge Morris ll, lleardsiey, or
Brlueoort, and Seymour 0. Loomls.
of New Haven. delegates to the an-
nual meeting at the American Acad-
uny of Political and Booted Science
jerri l
Night School
continugss until June, Tuesdal'.
Wednesday inn! Thursday even-
. it!!!
21.”? held in summit. Mr“ 3 mastering, Shorth'and, Tyre
. . 45 writing. Emmy. dualism-I »
Mechanical Dilation Books
, Rev Lyman Rioherd Hartley. of the
Fort Washington Presbyterian Chill“.
New York wilt be the W this
evening in the South Nor-wont mount
(Shel-oh Song service will begin at
7: «than. There will bespociulinu-
u
and Stationery mils.
Merrill
Business Coil
sic on on Main invited to on Will "limb- ,. Milli 1
mice rnomumaiuunm ,, “hm“ -
‘Iiovsliio chili ovary mixing, at 7. I; L“
5 5 . monotonous to unite with his ...I. ,.
‘3 dumb “MW enjoin m0m5 way» “For 5"!" JURY V180
I humanely. 5 DIST. 5
W‘m M motion to
filo-ideal millenniamum
5 l
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NATIVE FLAT FlSH, COD, HAL iBLlT BASS. SMISH MACKERIE
GOBLIING OLAMB.
" Cuibill’s Bridge Fish Market
Wat Sod Maeblnotm 3t. Bridge:
TELEPHONE 108.
is
I South NoMlk.
Free Delivery Uptown and Downtown
on... Large. No. 2 Nut COAL
S5. 50 a Ton
HARRIS 81 CANS C i ‘
Wirel- Street. South Nomalk. , '
This is onlyIipossibie with good teeth. .. . f
7!
33 South Milo at. Sandi Norwalii
. 515 Main 81on ;
SPRING OPENING
and Special Exhibit of the New Spring Styles for Women' of Ele-
gnnt suits. Coats Dresses, Wallets and flillinery .W
You 11 like the way they look ooh you‘ll like mom
We alter tree oi charge. 55
:o'.'u:s:¢:.:u:.: nun-nun; .;~
.v'Town. of Norwslk, the ward
and thigh committees go from house
‘ lolly written dovin and transferred by
the ward lender when she reelébea
home to a card catalogue The men's
homes are kept in one buttons 01153.. ‘ .
1 women‘ s in dnother; and they are- vii-li— .
5, ten on different colored cards to denim
finite the attitude of the person intern
'viewed, red tor opposed blue for in-
,'lESdB5l1 calls a meeting or the
l
i
5icut .llen’s League l'oi Woman Suil' a bomber of‘ cases of local
l
i
lvv'rltten down as uninformed on a due:-
1
" Miss Cora Mead. Mrs. Sophia Abra-
i
Sentinel.
it Brings Results.
5’
‘ . bear in a mom out. the 1m ransom
55 d5er Ru‘mmlet. Roton Hill.
5‘ from a tram to an improvised: plain
55srature, a petition to be sent to the .
‘ ammo as to their views on we»
iporis Just how many calls have been
55mnny ward meetings have been held,
how many women have app 'ied to be ‘l ~ .
- mails school Voters. how many signs
, ,5tion, etc.
l-ONG, the state organizél's come;L to the ward
' vote in 1915.
'Sllls Mary Henson Mrs.
Illue Roster Miss Rebecca Joealoir, .. Defendant’s motion to expunsé" and 5km.“ of birds and 43
' under. Mrflrrank Goodyear. Miss ment. it they are not sxpunged trom5
‘ _ _ the iivornble sentiment air-so
5a in order that it may be snail}
‘ rm W two ambitious.
iii! Mil! .- '
I finely tailored or.
excellent fabrics ey are in the
5 heat- ot the Benson's newest fashions
with shert coats and a large numbei
of distinctive models are. represented;
all colors are here
Legislature. Membership enrollment
looked mmmmiwon. army
to be made school
or the voters or the
leaders
f.
.55.
Elnewhero ese suits would'fgggl ill
$20 to $5355. c otter them at the at-
tractive price of 5314. 98 ‘ I
M Mutrnscu & soN
5 ico‘waahingion o. 55min Store—~2i05MlIntlc st. StamiOrd
hominid interview the unions and.
an amaze. lover-y scatter is new
Easter Shoes and Stockni
For Men, Women and Children
in addition to our big stock of shoes we have placed in »
stock a big line or the famous ~
Triple Toe HoSiery
in allxhe new shades. us well as the Marinara colois.
not fail to 'see them.
comically and Bracken?“ I
18' WASHINGTON ST.
{vol-able, and .vhite for uninformed in- ~
lilorgnt‘.’ non-coinmitidl, etc. A 8onan f ,
symbols has been developed where ' "
by a whole phrase can be embodied in
a mark. Every two weeks the city
ward ‘ 5
lenders and their committees and reg
made, how many men and women are
favorable, and how many opposed. how
Do. ‘
ores have been procured to the pent
Every two months one oi
lcaders meeting and receives a report . 5 .
‘which she takes back to Hartford with . . : z : , ~ ;
her. in this way a record is kept of“ ~
practically every ioter in the State,
and 0! the giant majoiity oi the war.
men. '80 for the reports have been‘
wonderfully encouraging and a num
her of leagues for sfl,‘ supporting wo
men have sprung up i he State as a ““8Es Fun FIR!DAV
.reliult oi the hard M ii. also. many The docket oi l short célendar
new members have join i the Connect- ‘5court for Friday or" iii; week contains
interest.
runs. 5 _ ‘5lPt-lncipal among those set down is the
The men of Norwalk if' they have now famous (locally) mandamus pro
not already made up their minds i'lJOllt ceedings in the lighting dispute.
the right of a woman to vote bud bet- Follows now «the list: . I
iter hurry up and think about it tor5 State of Connecticut ex rel. Albert
sibis very week they are likely to be H Malliin vs. William H. McMahon
greeted by a smiling, businesslike et also Board of Estimate and Taxa‘
5young woman with a pencil and a nOtg- tion of City of Norwalk. Gold
book. and5 surely no man wants to be schmldt. J. J. Walsh ior Third taxing
district. East Norwalk Conn. Reserva-
tlon which is filling tlfl magazini and lion for advice of Supreme Court of
newspapers of the present day, sud Errors.
on which lhémmen of New York Jlll‘ Elizabeth F. Mills vs. Leo Davis et
al. Gray & Gray. J. R. Taylor for
The names of the ward leaders . nil South Norwalk Trust (30.. Gar. Leo»
their committees in Norwalk and Davis. 5
South lNorwalk are as follows: i Piaintid‘s m’otion to eyunge from
City Leader—Jill‘s Clara iM. Hill the flies the defendant’s motions to
First Ward-«leader, Mrs. Helena expanse, and for a more specific state
llill weed; Miss Cornelia Raymond, ment,5-flled March 523d, 1914; and for
George F. Judgment for failure to tile demurrer’
Bette, Mrs Chester Kerr. Miss Caro- or answer within thirty days.
Silllll'l' SILEIDEB
so WASHINGTON-8T2
‘ 'PHoNE 410.
an:
BERKELEY. ‘Cai. April onion
Grinnell, of the California Mussun
Vertebrate Zoology. mode publi
Colorado river for the study55 o
and animal life.
Grinnell's party braved tin .
boat the dangers of thewhiripo
rocks of the rugged sirearn a ..
iturned with data on the habits I
Miss Louisa Spillane, Mrs. William his motion for more specific state 5.5mm
The explorers sold the Zn; -
giant cactus, supposed to be im vii
only to Arizona, was to be ion
the Calllornia side as well, and
made discoveries concerning,
which make their homes in hole
5this plant. 5 .
The expedition, ‘which reiiired hree
months. was nnnhce‘d largely by Miss ~
Annie W. Alexlander of Oakland, ioun
dcr at the museum. ' w .
The collection now co‘h’tains 2000011"
mammals 25,000 birds and 5,000 repbyl
tiles. i
Mabel Fryer. Miss Sarah Lewis. the tiles.
Second Ward~1.eadh,liiiss Marlon .Norwalk Investment Co. vs. Frank.
Dans; Mrs. J. Milton Coburn, M s. E. iln Lynch Fessenden at Go. Keogh
H. Gumbnrtolliss Marietta Couch. & (30., does for pic's in abatement.
Plaintiil'a ”demurrer to plus in abate-l
fment. . _
Charles B Meeker vs, Town otWest-
port. w 5‘. Tammany. J. s Pullman l
‘n‘ams, Mrs. H. Leon Hunts.
Third IWIrd-r-Leader, Miss
Rider, Miss Orie Marvin .
Fourth Wordwlnadcr. Miss lda Deleodant’s demurrer.-
Growther, Winnipauli; Miss Emilia Chums lb. Hoyt vs. Marcus 0. Hits;
Partrick, Cranbury; Mrs. Edward Lou- at his. J. n; Taylor. Disclosui‘e bide.
don. Silvermine. 5 tense oi foreclosure.
Fifth Ward3i«i.'e'li‘iler. Mrs Albert R. Smith vs. Clara B. Smith. 5
J. P. Gray Slidiiiro & Son. Order for 5
H‘Thers will be other workers added ongoing, .
to the lists as the ormsnhatlou oi the? 5 uncontested Divers“.
work progresses.“ .iso that a, complete; Dominic lanai). vs. Terasy lichen, I
canines oi the city may be made. 5mm; (1.}. King. ‘
---,:—~ Harold P. Starr Vs Mules Ethel
Merv
Alexan-
cuisine onion»: ewe 5RM8~
so new. ‘
CHlCAQO. April 2.-_’Members oi; the
Website: Club‘ at Chicano. an Ill in»
ISI‘SI’. KILLED IS‘V FALL FROM Starr. H A. Purdy. nae ammo... have subscribed
' TRAFEEH “5) CllROUG Edward ”A. Conner vs. Amelia l4. .509 town“! the I‘D-bunmnfl 0‘
Conner, ‘E P_ nmybbg, ‘blll'iled main building of W.
NEW YORK, I AN“, 2.-Ella Hackotiy
s iii-years-old sqiiestrianue. was hilleo‘
almost instantly by a tall utility test 5
College. it was announced toil
, li‘iity graduates contributed
Chicano; subscription. list at
ink held Tuesday. They, be
several? thousand dollars ~ to 5
mount below the fund is 't
to the college biliclals.
Thomas illicardon vs. Bridget Noose
Reardon. T. C. Coughlin.
Anna 0. Mitchel vs. Joseph 0. Mock-
. ei. smioit. it andC.
form in “‘9 arena in the Barnum dbl diaphml Mention vs. Luiglna Popan
Bailey circus in Madison Square Geri‘ droa Mention. 6W0 it 55355 i
don late yesterday. Anibitious to on
ins alto? the afternoon performsnoei5'5‘5' BELIAILE-FOLEV'S iii-0‘
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