Mon mun
Thorium norm mutual per1‘I
minim Wadi-t .Bidohuiiineae before
the city council last evening.
The W‘ Md Society or the East
Avenue Methodist Cbruch will hold a' WI
weekly meeting this mention.
The Woman's auxiliary. of Chrlutai
Eplocopui Church will meet with Mrs. '
Scofielt‘l tn Ooborn avenue. on Thurs 0W- “! been "film at ”97 T0“ had left the saloon kept by c. N
l
day.
Mr Wood. of Pleasant nvenue, is
recovering niceiyt‘rom amount illness. llrooklyn. «pent the weekend at “unarmed his stops continuing it
much to the pleuoure or his many
friends.
The ouriouo pmyer meetings oi the
Exist Side diuretics 'will be held as
usual tomorrow evening in the re-l
spoctivo edlfiwS. !
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Oiiioer John I: Roberts. of the po-
lice tome alloyed n night's vacation
Monday. Another officer covered his
route. i
From sunshiny..-halmy weather. the
conditions changed during the (ore
part at the morning with giant rapidv
ity, rain succeeding the sunshine with
in an hour.
The Women’s Foreign Missionary
Society at the East Avenue Methodist
Church met. at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. N. Paddock last night for reg-
ular buuiness. I
“a-” . 1
Henry Wicke, who was recently in-
jured in the loot while iii: work in the
.Norwulk iron Works, is now getting
along finely. Friends extend best wish-
ex for an early and complete recovery.
Elmer iugnrd. new superintendent or
the East Side plant, stated to a report
er today that he will give his atten-
tilon to his new charge at once, al-
though he is not engaged officially un
til May 1.
it illinm Emu, the third ristrlct
coal dealer has transferred his busi-
ness Ii‘rom 3 Ram shoe to Railroad
avenue, our the East Norwnik depot.
This will make quite :9. difference in-
the memos oi‘ the M nod will
be greatly enunciated by neighbors.
Tho anus. ”will remain at & Rom. '
atreet as tenderly.
East elders in the vicinity of the
Hefner Muck been! n great noise, as
the WI bomb. this morning.
Greatly mad they rushed to ascer‘
tnin the ewes at tho dinturbanoe.’
‘ $11th thntuhe imign pow
'er, or oven the notions. all found
their m to mono idiom and had
started a bombard-oat. The trouble
was not sustained. i
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Edward Prince nu returned from u
Mieoflertrude Dibble hus returned.
home from a week's visit in ilroo'k- day made it umtmneut oi' the muse I,»
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MW 3‘1““ ““3”. of NW York ‘BgJenuim. minted Grand Juror Wil-
Wdlm ' few me with “M Eufielle Immt in: the [prosecution hunch PW
Amblei. 'I
John Flint and daughter lituth of
here. have 'been at their summer
residence I
Mm. T C Janoway. or New York
poke home I
Mrs. it. Percy Chitin-noon, of
Tokenelie borne I
timber-t W urn, ol‘ New York spent
the week-end with his mothei Mrs.
George Worn. in Rowayton.
’Mrs. Mary R. Munroe of Boston.
Moos. in visiting Mrs C. H Briggs
..,ir on her way home from Florida.
Miss Sarah Savage, ol’ Raymond
Istrecrt has returned from a. visit with
her sister in Union liill. New HierseyI
Miriimi F. Briggs who has been crit
lcally ill at her home on Baton avenue. .
is said to be on the road to recovery.
Which is the worse. for a certain
West Side gentlemanvto tumble over-
board and lose a box of Huylers, or
do both?
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The matter of street lights was
again the subject for discussion at the;
meeting or the directors of the Villuite ‘
improvement Association, lust even
ins.
coursiderithly reduced the directors
hope to be able to turn on the grem-
or hurt of the present system on May
181. but this cannot be done as some
pledgeo still remain unpaid and a few
more for the coming year must «be se-
cured. it was pointed out at the meet
ing that according to the present chur-
ter oi Norwalk it is not mossiblo for
the Fifth Taxing District, in which
nowayton is included. to tax itself
for any improvement and until a
change is made in the charter streets 1
can only be lighted by the present
oyutem 0! individual pledges.
DARIEN
NOROTON
LAWMI
John illicit, o: Glenbroolt, bu moll-
Ied 140 Dorian. s
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Meander Sherwood was in Nor;
wells Monday
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{with a. display of weapons, took 392.
iteinptinx to roaoh the Post rced, in.
inasmuch as the deficit has been '
. justify
' more: 'touk'tbo choir lint.
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Maurinoibnw. Manning
is from New York, bu M ”I
held him up on Gracie otreét. Mir»
day" about 11:30 is. m. and by m.
belonxind to him. Omani! on Bun-
ion» the town Wide
Smith made the inmate.
Oonotnhie
mum 'i‘.
tor Clark at summit. appeami tar"
the accused The accused wero tried
awsrntely. William Combo being 0an
iiret out on trial Evidence against.
him seemed to be quite strong.
Ormnnd was msitlve in identifying
each of the three He stated that he
StitdeumeYer on the Poet road st 1!
p. m and had mile south as fur no
the railroad bridge. From there
and turned up Gracie direct. toWnni
the iloyle estate. .lle said he was I
followed by three men up the Pool
Irond. and they turned up Gracie street
.aner him. Ornimid ”had gone MOI
lynx-dd up thin street;
the men were,
about 20 yards off when he turned, iii-I
ithe hope of meeting with assistanceu
‘iie realized at this time, he said. whntI
the three men were no lo. When hei
Iturued back, one of the men tame;
'Iucroes the xstreot and seized him iromI
the rear. attempting to triphim Anoth-l
rpolnied a revolver at him with the~
‘commund of Hands p." At thin mo:
Jmem he was forced to the around i
and the highwuymnn demanded “his.
money. The men went through his pdo '
Reta securing two dollars in charting:
when one of them said: I
l "'Whereo the rest of it i have seenl
you with? if you don'( give it up.‘
1'" shoot you dead.“ !
Orinimd rcplicd that there were two}
ten-dollar bills in his inside vee‘t poof
ketI which the men secured. and left.
iiim. in leaving, they tried to hldoi
their limes, Ormand claimed, but heE
had already recognized rhom. Rising?
()rmand returned to l..rien canton.
ulth an idea of notliilnsz n constable 1
He asked a man he not on i‘n smell
where he could find on". Thu straug- '
or replied that he did not know Or-I‘
mend then returned in Gracie ntmei-
reaching the Boyle phi 0 ill. 11:60 m. l
m. it was the purpose of the defense
to establish nilhis {oi the accused.
in the first trial, llllit oi' Wiiiium‘
Combs, Edwin Milton ‘12»er and 'ioim'
Lyboc were ultneosus. 'byboc Md
Ibeeh in the saloon while Ground 111
Ifiihere The evidence .lfialnflt Chm;
tore, as the prosecution admitted to
his being held While Or-'
mood was certain of his ldentliioistitml
of the other two, in the cone of Chos‘I
ter (lambs, he admitted that he hsdI
not secured n. view of his face, since.
the man had been behind him. end:
moreover, wore a large wide hrimmedi
list Which was pulled down Over iii-l
eyes. This but was one of the min-kn:
by which Omnd claimed to identity}
him. i
A niiinber'ot' relutivoa modulo;
establish undlihi for John Mabel
me out own-u: lust. C. N. stude’
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, ‘lutim‘ showed, man»
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" And April. naughty. half-clad
nymph, appears.
Her face new laughter-lit. now
splashed with tears,
Her kiss brings back the bloom
to Nature‘s cheeks;
Her dripping touch that damc's
new gown 'bcspeaks.
She thrills the earth,
«the summer feast.
forecaiits
And youdrouély bawitches man
Theljpied irog's piping nightly ,. .
shrill: the air; ~
The hearts. the birds. o‘er: men
and: maideou pair;
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