MPENSAAIAN
AASURAAA
, ‘Tayior‘S‘. Golden
”UT“ NOR$ALII TRUST 001
LIIlN
outfit
“i 3-? lil “AL:
21115-1.
The Sterling i-‘urni’ture Company
has rented one of me stores in the
Roodner block, which they will occupy
beginning May let.
Notices have been received by locni‘
railroad employer: stating that the
summer time-table ot‘ the New York.
New Haven and Hartford railroad will i
go into effect about June 7.
Uncas Tribe. No. 213. l. 0 It. .\l.,
held the weekli meeting, last cienlng, ‘
accepting the report of the buildingi
committee on the dedication of the
Wigwam plans for May 21‘». Otherwise
routine business 'was transacted.
The entertainment committee of tho
Knob Club is arranging for a grand1
formal opening for the club 1111 Memo,
rial iiay. ’lhe usual dance will be
held and there will probably be othcr‘
music through the day. with special
features such as tennis tournament,
etc. i
-r——i'teiicioua creuinery butter, :loc 1b.,A
at Gutkovi'skrfa. 53 Osborne 11111111110} i
General George M. Cole 01‘ the Con-E
necticut National Guard made a visit
yesterday to General Robert K. Evans. '
commanding general of the Eastern.
Department at (iciernors Island. New 1
York. Major Edwin A. Shuttleworthl
also made the trip with General Cole.“
both being old friends of General?
Evans,
For the better acquaintance of the
teachers, scholars and parents oil-
scholars of Trinity Episcopal Sunday{
school an Easter party will he licidi
this evening in the church hall at 1 ::loA
o'clock. The children \1 ill provide the,
entertainment and there will be re-
treshments. ‘The Sunday school has
grown rapidly of late and the mutual!
work has been rather difficult to carry
out. it is hoped that greater euthusi
hem and more intimate work will be‘
brought about by the party. A goodI
time is assured 1111 who attend. '
Councilman John D. Millie is indeed
to bo syinpathlzed with in his many-
t‘oid. troubles. Mr. Milne has just rc-l
turned from attending the funeral oi
his sister, and this morning received
word that his brother, Frank :Mllnc.
superintendent of the gas and electric
plant, in Ilockville was taken to the
p1ivnto Wilson's liioepltal, in- 7-! Buck-
ingb: 1111 str,eet last night, fluttering
' from appendicitis and other ailments.
It. 11th probably mean an oper.ntlon
Thin Mr. Milne 111111 lost over fifty!
pounds in a short time, physicians cri-
dently falling to diagnose his illntsn
properly untilthc prurient time. (.lcorgo
Millie, nuotltor brother. is just out oi
the houpitnl after an operation for 11p.
pmuiicitis.
WHAT TO DO FOR ECZEMA 0F 1
CHILDREN. .
Lillian it liultcr, a York i
’l‘rnincd Nurec, euye: “l advmto tin '
1111c. of (.‘omtort l'owdcr only, in 1111'
nurnnry for challnr.~ of babies and
children's eczema." it in 11 "ilealhm
’\\'ondcr."
Ne w
,
~ ZOHPRIZE8-20
Dancing
ALL NIGHT
Flodler'o Omhutm,
' 12 Platoon.
Dreamland
111111111111, neon. 17
f
11st Us About 1
,. Aretha-111311111. 1» '
Bacon,
Pure Lard
Cut Flowers F
I’LANTS OF ALL KINDS.
South N orwalk F
No. 2 South Main Street
1.1.1.1 11.111... ‘1
the finest
Butter, delicious creamery, lb 30c.
EGIVE AND REDEEM PREMI‘IJM
Patronize Your Home Florist
FULL LINE OF FRUITS, ET13_
’ lb 141;!“
111‘ 221:
111 14c
125 asbington Sire”.
RADING STAMPS.
resh Every Day
ruit 81 Flower Co.
Telephone 364
Why Not lie the First One to Wear the Really New Etylcsi
lCTORlA
PRESENTED
THE “MINARET” STYLES
three months before
PICTORI AL
Paris
13 “JAPAN
for womcni'
dresses, waists,
Now is
choose and won
est style from
At our Putt
1 .
1111; fashion.
costume. '15 cents
For Sale at DONNELLY'S.
Miss Cluru Veisor, of Quintard are!
one, is visiting in New York city.
'1‘ he ilnrriu & (inns Co. are discharg-
ing a barge. oi anthracite and a barge
of bituminous coal.
The Hospital Whist Club will meet
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with
,Mrs. Stephen S, Jarvis, of 58 Putnam‘
11V unite,
Mrs William Stern and 111111 Paul.
of Trenton. N J., are Melting Mr and
Mrs John ii.
11 11rd avenue.
William 11‘. Greeley has moved from
linion utrcct to 30 Lincoln avenue. Mr.
Greeley is a popular omployo oi the
Southern New England Telephone
Company.
M...-
An order from the miJutant gener—
ule' olilco announces that the resigna-
tion of lI‘iI'al. Llcutcnnnt .lumou ii.
'Biram, Medical COI‘DH, Q. N. 0., la 111v
ceptcd, and that. he to honorably diu-
.!chargcd from the military soii‘icc oi
'tlti. state.
The Community Club will meet on
lriduy afternoon, at. 3: 30, at. tho Nor-
walk Library. it will be the meeting
Ithut wan planned for 111111111 time ago, 50 TRAD'NG STAMPS WITH FOL-
und the constitution and bylaw com-
mittee will report All interested in
the formation of the new club are re-
m Iqueetod to be present.
Masquerade
It may be interesting to Norwuik
I'oOplo to know that Mrs. Julian
llouth, who spoke here last year on
the pure food question. has joined the
’ranka oi the outtmginta. This came
about through her efforts to obtain bet-
ter Iowa. She announced at a meet
ing in Washington, last week) that it
was nucleus to bring about reforms ex-
cept through the efforts of! women who
bad the ballot. Someone in the mall
once interrupted to 111111 it that who not
an unusual statement for on cationi-
tmglnt to make. and Mrs. Heath re«
plied that .1111 was no longer identified
with the nausea oi the unti'a, but was 11
full 119111164 auflroulot.
The first Draped Skirts
were displayed in
PICTORIAL REVIEW
for March, 191'.
before any other pattern of-
fcrcd draped cticcts.
offers new as the latest from
your
you may inspect this charm4
Buttornon, or iii Wood 1
L REVIEW
any other pattern.
I
7——
months
REVIEW
ESE" Collar
and imisscs’
cunts. ctc.
chance. i1)
1 this. the lat—
Paris first.
crn Counter,
Costume, 15 cent!
16 South Main St.
.IF.
You are Not
Entirely Satisfied
with you table board try a few
meals. Everything well cooked
and served properly. We al-
ways have satisfied customers.
Tripp’s Restaurant
(FORM ERLY LAN E's}
Some Bargains in
Parlor and Hanging
LAMPS
THIS WEEK
SEE OUR WINDOW.
‘M. L Olmstead
79 WASHINGTON 8T.
Prompt Delivery.
Tel, 995
h
LOWING COMBINATION.
['1 the. Sugar .......... loo
1 can Magnolia (llovor Milli. 7c
'1 lb. Very Good (lotion or 1-2
lb. Too 30c
1 package Corn Starch “1011
1-2 lb Peerless Baking Powder .. 251:
1 hot. Worcestershire Sauce 101:1
1 Amt-to Stove Polish. ...‘-. . 5c
1 large bottio Bluolng 101:
$1.12.
Special dincount .12
”—-
All for. $1.00
ROYAL GROCERY
arbour: and ‘ Frultoren.
Tel. 126443. 22 89. Main St.
1
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Sentinel Wants are, 11 quick action
1nd turpemuvo means of common»
'23th They omen-Ii telnet 11111 or
taming I measure to the one. who
will be aim moi-elicit
is a hard mow ~Moron.
a
Good Roof Test
If your
roof locks, drop .1111 a card or
phone us. We will repair and
paint it an for one price, guaran-
teed, to per square foot Call us
now.
E. R.Bradley 8100.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
It Wuhlngton 8t. 80 Norwulk. Conn,
Phone 1.181.. v.
(
Wheil ‘
IN DOUBT
as to where to get your unit made.
cleaned, repaired or pressed give us a
trial. Called for and delivered.
A. L. BRIA
Fine Tailor
82 NO. MAIN ST. TEL. 91‘").
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
‘fho Only Fully Equipped
'ol'vC-«fvlfm
In the Town
AUTO oUPPLIEO
Phone 805 -—I’>ll 30. Main St,
J'vafl. 3M1}. WWBLVW. 0' kl 3- U“
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Bo.Norwalk 11111::th Block 1
.209th
Wmvw
Mrs.AdaF. Altenbrandt
Sole Agent for the
Jennings—Bragdon Co.
Importers of fine dress fabrics.
Made to order by French Tailors
Wooten s Suits, Skirts and (“oats per-
iect lit guaranteed. Over 700 samples
to choose front. Among them are the
new croaaelcss linens; all beautll’ui
.pilcates if desired. The public is
invited to cull evenlngis after ti o'.clock
6 West 8!. Tel. 1225- 2.
Before
_ having that suit mode, hav-
ing your cleaning and press~
log done, give me a trial.
LADIES' SUITS MADE TO
ORDER AND SATISFAC-
TION GUARANTEED,
M. Dolin
Ladies’ Tailor
85 N. MAIN ST.
w... 0 ._. L. ... .. __.................—. ~—-
WE HAVE TAKEN IN A FULL LINE
OF
Barry Shoes
AND we GUARANTEE. EVERY
PAIR we SELL;
PRICES $3.50, 34, $4.50.
we GARRY ALSO A FULL LINE OF
$2, $2.50 AND 13 SHOES.
Louis Avrick
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK
For Sale
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
WEST AND LOWE 8T8.
Auk Us For Prices.
' Workmon'a Compensation.
Automobile, Liability, lunar-nee.
.l. M. Layton 81 00., inc.
Real Estate and InSuranc-e,
5 Railroad Avenue
South Norwnik.
--0NLY THIRTY CENTS.
Thirty cents will b11111; entail-1
Styles. the 1110111 up to date fashion
and home magazine tanned and
Young’s mega-tine, an up to the min-
ute periodical for all members of the
totally. into your home tor three
months. For lull particular: rud‘tho
“Sentinel otter": on the Home Do
ripartmont' page.
ELECTRICAL IHOP 11 I
shades; goods sold by the yard; no du-A
so. Norwalk.i
11111 1111111111”
3 11311111111111
ion the Month of March Wiiii
4i Births and Only 4
Marriages
”me.
The vital‘ statistic retards for
past month allow that Grim, Reaper
ineht'cil'lzottu.11t Norivallr. The tolul
number of deaths is iii, The Stork fIIl.
ly realized its task for March, and con
neqlicutly goon down on the records
as having made 11111111, for there were
it blrthb registered. Dun Cupid, who
winter months and curly Spring, must
have fallen usiccp during March,
i marriages.
A Following are the statiotit's:
Deaths.
, March. Y. M l).
i i->(.‘uthorin.- Heuncusey -l‘.l 1‘12”»
lwilt‘idgct .‘vict'ynp tiO
WI L’»~\\‘illlum (‘rauc ‘.'.i 11
-i~»l:1ubella H. I". Router Ii 51' to
i .I---»1\"ilbur s. .li31111 or.
i tin—limb Emily liuil ’1‘ T
A ti-—»-il.:roth,\' May Plan. 8 2"»
i Hminihnny l’cirgriuo l 171
:i lI—~-.iillil(35 Albert Make 45
‘1 similab, ()u'cns
i w'l‘limnas \\'111'(l . til
l:~--i£mnt:1 ll, Phil 62 3.2]
lszoscplI i'uhiii till
Ell‘. ------ .IolIu .l Powell ”17 '
'.‘l i’IIIIliIIc Edwards 'l‘.I,\lt.r '1“: :l i.\‘
ill 4:001qu r‘praguu ‘ui l2
:ll‘I-nAndIcu Hutchinson T?» 1: 35
Iib-~—i‘.lnirleu A1aione 1 ti I“.
lis‘»~-~i)IIIII‘lc3 l. Scllcclt .34 ll is
l\‘~—Jamcs .1'i'on1pltiu- Iii?
lil~Alc\nnder i. iiuliornn 22 71 “.‘l .
lit—~(‘arn1in1- iiic111 -1 Ii 18
: lilwiuuru (I. l‘alnn 1' i? ll 20
Iiiiwliuyniond Lelmcr l? 1 l7
illiwilraco I1}, Roberts in :3 1.1,
|30-»~~Alili101150 l)c.\inrtino ll
l3't’l——.lames ilalopii 5 IO
Martina-11 1.111111111111111 o1
ittiw- Malguret Walter Til 9 l,
‘zl-Floyd Thomas itIIs111c To .1‘ "l.
‘24 —l1aurence J. Meyer 31
iii-«James M Benedict 67 120
l2~l-Anna 'I‘ Seaman '11 ti iii
24—.lanet li.iirn_1 8 ,6
21'1~—Roeie Entry 20 6 24
26—Sarah l.. Ellinirwmxl 1‘14 4 171
27~Jamcs w. Smith 711
‘27—«Phyllis E. Wilson :‘1 ‘32
iBSwliinnch C. Waller 9 2‘1
L’s—midrcderic U. ilebbard 4i
i2il~¥l101 z? W. Cnhili 121111
29——Jol‘n Illoury Kenny till 4 ‘2
i30~~Anu Mines 7::
'3 ~~—’l‘homns ll. (‘ole 61 11 21
Ill—.lamcs Atchison 49
I'll—~Daniel li‘. i’omeroy 3:: -i
Marriages.
March. ‘
1¢~Joll1n Bonito and Lizzie 'l‘lngetn.
Iii—Clifford A Amundsen and Ethel
I. Voollioes.
lit—William A Moii’ett and Ida Smith
till-Frank Osborn and Elizabeth F.
Duffy.
Births.
March.
d—«Helen M. to Eduard and Sadie
Merriam.
fi—Eleanor R. to Otto and Ethel
Sc.henk
0--Andl‘a5 Ito Iotvan and Marx Kar:
dos.
G»Marl11 A. G, to Frank” and Joseph-
.ino Oddo.
9—«Randolph Ito Curtis and Sara
Owens.
il—Jolhn J. to John and Mildred
Bonndd‘uci.
10—Alice. S. to Lawrence and Sophia
Mouck.
10-—~RIIseoII F}. to Alfred and (‘orn
Scum
lO~i£atlIloen to William and Lillian
W"'oll‘o.
I‘ii-M'Irflln‘il I" to F'ancle and liluvttic
Reudman.
ill—«Able to Joseph and Martha I111]
Ion
14~~~Albrrt .l. to Joseph and Anna
Wizli‘nchlnegcr.
11’1-~Jenno to Max and Lillie iliorria.
‘l~.'1»--diorthn F), to William and Grace
'i‘o'boy.
17-Vivlnn i. to William and Irene
Van Wagner.
i7——-J‘oseph to Mike and Margaret
Jinn-mo
17~dhvclyn Ito Everitt and Corn. Ship
man.
l7—«Alonlo to Nicole and Mary Nardi.
lhwl’uullne 11‘. to Manson and Rose
Merrill. ,9
18~iliiionnor to' Joseph and Jennie
Loydon
Sudden
~1Monepb M to lotvon- and Mary
Sznbo.
In. Morino.
townnna to Frank and Philamonin
Purine.
, Hnflnott. .
trauma in 1.1111117 111111 note don
Forty-Six Deaths Recorded liar-1
tho 1
during March has claimed Inuiiy prom- .
taken ripartlal vacation during tho"
for'
he has been creditor] with only four‘
20 .
New
Bead!
25c and
50c.
r‘h'i "‘r_v<J-“-’~<;—_r;;f_,~
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Thamcr
ocuusrs AND OPTICIANS
SURPRISE AND JOV
ruiiucc prcjutlic.» against bifocal
glnesm: whcr. 1121; have 2.111111 1;.11'
1 KRVPTOK liv‘VlSiBLE DOUBLE
VISION LENSES.
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Ut‘l' l.i R'l‘.~‘~ ~l’i11'sic.
v.1;Iwrieuccwlo cxain-
retain
lane of Hilly.
lilo 0M?»
‘“ 1H "“"'"‘ Stamford. Conn
tzs
"Sale of Odd Suits
$7 and $9
' Values $12.50 to. $16.00
Other Suits at $12.50 to $27.5
WW‘WWWWWW W?“ 100 2'0
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897
.. r.-- u. . m,
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'7—
1’
Breakfast. 25c, Dinner. can.
Supper, 251:.
Wednesday Dinner
Split Pea Soup
iioast iiccf
lrisli Stcw
i-‘i'iI-d (‘odfinh ("altcs
Mashed Potatoes
mowed (Torn
llrczsd l‘udding
iioInc-Inndc lircuti and i’il‘fi
Mansion House
C, HASS/‘N. Prop.
, BBL/2.94 WaS‘n. 51., So. Norwaik.
;-:. 1
Silk Girdles
and
Minareta
$1.00 to $1.50.
1.1.333;-
YOUR ORDERS
will he carciuly entet‘ttl and we will
:cnd promptly tile.
FINE FURNITURE
you buy here, and exactly as you di-
LGCi.
‘\\'c are always glad to have our
111111111115 coil and sec our display of
furniture, whttln'r you time an im-
mediate need or desire to purchase.
Then you will know where you can
get the bust at‘l'air prices,
The A. J. Angevme
&Son Company
SOUTH NORWALK
TELEPHONE 307.
on“
Fez -_
bagy.
Bdgl'ielen l‘. to
Hawkins.
20~Kenneth to James and Mary H1111-
gcrford.
1 Bil—Joseph
i Nolan.
Walter and Ruth.
to John and Aunstalia
.. i
Hie—Jennie Io i’I'llSili) and Valentine
1 Maw
1:31 ~~~~~ i‘omenim Io ’1l1. ..on~c and Nicho
lln.1 .\lnnzi. ’
‘.’:i~~iiosc to Angelo and .‘iarv (‘IIpcliL
zit-Guiseppc to (viciunni and (Setup,
Iparese llelo.
ti -‘\\lllis to \iiley and llattle Jones.
tlfiMaric A. to Domonick and (‘orne-
iia Arnea.
'7———Frnncis L. to Clarence and Annie
Hanks
Cornelia to (‘OIneliue and
Sweeney
Mary E. to W iillnm and Catherine
V’ an Schaick
ZSwPuul to James and “an Rooney.
30- ~Ilcutrice J. to Doininico and Vin-
cenza Francoiino.
i:ll~~irma i“ to Frederick
1 Force, Jr.
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Hoyt’c Theatre.
1 (let to the theatre early tomorrow.
i'I‘he show which is coming tomorrow
in up to date in every particular,a and
it is a case of get your seats eaily to:
avoid the rash. i
The show that has been here for
the past. three days and ends tonight,
1in one that run should 1161 fall to see
if you have not already seen it. lit
,ls one of 1a1icty anti oue'thnt pleases
as it. its so well balanced. .
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i C. N. G. NOT NEEDED.
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and Eleanor
A|No Preparatory Orders for Connecti.
', cut State Troops.
A Major Michael J. Wise, oesintant to
the chlei’ quartermnetor, C. N. (in
with headquarters at the State urin-
cry, in Hartford. said this afternoon,
as for as ho was aware no orders had
been received regarding any possible
movement of the state. navui militia
or other National Guard troops in this
state.
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ONLY ~BIX PLAYERS
REPORT AT PRACTICE
M
HARTFORD, April .J_5.——-Yobterday
baseball team but it 'did not bring
many oi? the recruits to the Capitol
City for the initial workout, nor did it
total of! live men was all that was prea-
ent at the Wethornileld avenue
grounds yesterday afternoon to get.
icruito and one I1 reunion
1
Meyers’ Spray Pumps,
iNozzles, and Acces-
. sories
1
are the result of years of exper-
ience and experiment. They have
i
i
Mary. '
been developed with spraying it-1
self in line with spraying needs
and have withstood the test made
of them for service and reliability.
CHAS. E. DOW
SOMERS MUST ANSWER 0N PERI-
JURY CHARGE,
New Haven County Superior 0ver~
rules Demurror of His Counsel to
A Bench Warrant.
NEW HAVEN. April
Curtis in the criminal side of the Sn—
perior court yesterday overruled the
demurrer which had boeIntllcd by At-
toiney Klein of Bridgeport. in behalf
501’ John I. Somere to the request all
State's Attorney Ailing i‘or 11 bench
warrant for Somero' urrent for per-
jury and subornaiion of perjury, .
This adds ,another chapter to the
court proceedings growing out of the
automobile accident at West Haven
some months ago, when one person
was killed. ‘Mr Seniors, who in m
15.~.ludgo A
Bridgeport contractor was driving the
machine at the time it crashed into ‘
in trolley car. .
The bench warrant wa’e naked fol—
lowing the disclosures in the cane oil
Mrs. Coudorro, for blackmail on Som-
”Name“ M to Benjamin and Rachel was reporting day for “I" Hartford are tried here in which Mrs, Couderra
was diachargod.
WM
-'I'he police have received notice that
”windows 0. t0 Luigi and Amnlm' brlng many 01 last year's veterans. A there «will be an asaethblngo dance. In
Arlen Hall. on Saturday night.
The building inspected mid 0011th
19401191111 [1.19 1111191111 and mono their initial drill at the hand: of Mun tor B. B. Wilson are visiting my
user at McDonald, tour of them rev cohooin this afternoon impacting news;
1 work.
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