Pure Home- '
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r. A. LANE
lllarry iM. Hubbell spent yesterday
in New Canaan. where he visited
triends. '
A. J. Miter, of Strawberry Hill, is
now employed as inspector of lines for
the United Electric Light and Water
Company. ‘
Mrs. Giles Gregory, of laurel ave-
nue, Bridgeport. is spending a few
days to Rildgelield, as the guest other
causing, ers. iSelleclt.
~-R»eddy turd Ayers, 60 Van Zant St.
tires and supplies.
is. Danica. the newsdealer of Main
street, will attend the convention of
the New England Agents' Association
of the Curtiss Publishing Company.
which will be‘held in Boston on May
1:."
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. 4-
A‘poslponed meeting of the Rowdy-
ton Flower Club will be held lo the
Methodist Episcopal chapel on Thurs‘
day afternoon, at 3 o'clock. All mem‘
bars are urged to attend this meet
ing. ,
Patrolman John E. Reynolds thought
that he had lost his overcast. He re
ported the matter.‘- ~Sergeant Gibson
found the article 30! m apparel
yestei-luy attérnocl. in Ir. Reynold's
locker ‘
wMimi opting dance of the Nut-
MM Fri. evening, Assembly Hall.
Shoulders Orchestra. i
Mrs. Maggie Stencil, aged 64, was
arrested yestauiay by Patrolman
Stretton for; drunkenness. She was
given another chance by Judge Keogh
this morning, in view of the fact that
she is going to work in Greenwich.
in charge of this division, but Judah
tfeptsin Charles Ashlin. of a boat
,. moored at the docks of the RadelOys-
ter Connolly. reported to thl‘police at
d a. m.todaythatsuioo.nevrbmo
suit. 31:” in “menu. led a mum
pen, bud been stolen from his elem
Oflicer Wallace A. Blunts investint-i
ed. but could not find the missing or-
lines I
My and Ayers. 30 VIII East St
Chainsaws !
Christopher Does-lug. at one street.
Norlwlk. reported to the police that
ballad losthisbikeutl: 809.111.. yes-
terdly.‘1‘he much. however. on-
fluredtdwtd the MM luck"
of lWlstocsth: “no. n.,mtor 3
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thltho-hadiettittherl‘prlsvlous to
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* Rho state's attorney chasm Milieu
‘ 21 persons in the u'mch' Young
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Jury Selected and Slate’s Aller-
nsy Ailing Hal many Wit-
nesses on Hand
NEW HAVEN, April 22.—,'rhe 1115'
having been selected late "yesterday.
the trial of August 13. Miller, engineer
of the White Mountain Express wliiclll .
ran into the Bar Harbor mortise aU'
North Haven, on the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Milan! on Sept
tember 2. last, was taken up today,
with the introduction of oral evidence.
with involuntary manslaughter ’by red
son of the killing of Row A. Huchkiss
aged 16 son of 1.. F. Hdnhklls of will.“
city, in the wreck. Coronerxhlix heldI
his inquest upon the body at tho Ni;
and his finding covered the his cc,
Hotchklss was returning from a. camp
in Maine, with his brother. Theyl3
were in the rear couch attic Bar liar-t
bor Express. «The brotherdied in the ‘3
hospital "” I
The preliminary exhibits in the case.
against Miller have been put in, These
are photographs or the plane 0! the
collision, surveyors' pilot or the lay«
out. blue print diagram at the old-'4
Jashionod bluio signals than in use on ,
the Springfield division at the road
and timetables and rule hooks used by,
crews of the trains involved. For the
defense objection was made to the
time tables and rules because Super-
intendent J. A. Droege was not then;
Curtis admitted those.
State's Attorney Ailing had many
witnesses ready when court opened
today. ' As yesterday the cue drew.
many steam.
.‘V
He Gov. ’l nelson.
Mn. Sloan (ludigulnttykl wonder
why Mrs. Gobblcton doesn't mind D!
own business? Her Husbludwmui
reason is that she has no mind. and
another is that cite till no business.
She has no business to mind if she
had any mtndto mlndit, lsdlnldud
to mind hen-Mum it lbs lied lay
bushels tom—Janus Men. 3
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Assistant. mymmwmunguammum.
80th w Overcoat8~end lost the debt Weight for
Influx weir '
The Chesterfield carries some dignity of nurse. maul
moanishdtonlystylishhutlocomtoltnbleastobsal-
most indhpenoible for matching or general weer—Hi good cost
too for the rainy days of April
$10.00 $15.00
Siemens have the call in Hats'
it you don‘t
Another Stetson? vol Sir.
today and we’re showing a great line as usual.
care to pay $3.60 you'll find some big values in Willem at
$3 and $2. All «hopes in both lines, sort hats and derbies.
Oi course—the natty “dish brim" is found inabundonoe,
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LOBSTERS SATURDAY
NATIVE FLAT FISH COD HALWT, SPANISH
HADDOCK AND OTHER KINDS. ALL FRESH, NOT FROZEN.
CLAMS OPENED AND IN SHELL. OYSTERS, HOUND
SLAMS. GOSLING CLAMS.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
south Norwsik
Frlc Delivery Uptown and Dovmtown
West End Washington S_t.- and”. .
TELEPHONE 108. ' i
Fresh MinedCoal'ltLowest Prices
C ‘0 A 'L
HARRIS & GANS COMPANY
Water Street. South Namath. Tel. 72:.
Luther M Wright
Dealer in Overland Cars;
Trucks from ‘4 ton to 2‘ ton; 'z- Universd
Tracks from 1% ion to 5 ton;- 41' Chase
Trucks french ton to 3 too.
O
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Brockway
slum“;
m
Shad
MACKEREL.
LONG
Celonial
with
01’
Whiter Price has a position
the F‘orsythe Building Company
‘ Miriam.
combination (of both.
Wm
91'. Hero and tamlly have open-3
turmoil- lummer home at Casino»,
‘ and Bridge streets.
Mrs. James Mldlstou and
are now occupying Sherlt’l
family.
Meadc' s
Every Lady Likes Our New Models“; oi
We have never shown a dainticr sheep. or one
more suited to the ideas of every well dressed wo-z
man. The heels are of the latest design, coins of
them covered with celluloid, and the leathers are
either gun metal or patent leather or so attractive
We like to Ihuvv our shoes.
Conneolly and Button
1' WflytHlmTOH .‘I’.
Pumps
house on Main street.
Leon Hunt took a party of friends
to Stamford and return on an auto ‘
rile,» Sunday afternoon.
Mr. dud Mrs. Barber of Greens
Farms have been entertaining Miss
Nellie Lull of Manchester.
Joseph 'I‘. Quinlan of Jersey City
: has been the guest of. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Quinlan‘of Main street.
ROTON
The Prettiest Park On
Henry Aokerson has resigned his
position at the Westport sanitarlum
and is now working for Frederick J.
Kaiser, the plumber.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert St,. John|
of Broad River, have been recent;
guests at *Mr, and Mrs. George H
St. John of Main street.
possible.
FrederiCk Dodge 0: Lincoln street
has a posiium with the Consolidated
iMotor Company of «Bridgeport and:
cemented his duties this week, '
_ P. O. N.
l Alien Mose of Boston has been}
spending several days with Westport
friends. He was at one time ”emU
played on the local trolley line.
3%. Ounces
i All ltlesl Shore Resort lor Family Parties .'
No Charge for Admission.
Automobile,Parking Space.
THE BEAUTiFUL cASlNO is A REAL RESTAURANT
With ample accomodatlons for banquets. or for simple luncheons. - 3
Reservations for the private ball room should be made as soon as -- '
Sale and clean bathing beaches.
E The best trolley service that Roton Point has ever had.
l OPEN FOR THE SEASON 0N DECORATION DAV.
l
Pride of Norwalk Tobacco
“Sc-“‘23 secnuD
This Tobacco is prepared expressly
PATENT PROCESS of nicotine extracting;
LANICE'S Cigar, Stationery and News Store
POIN
Connecticut’s Coast
s
for us and dried
llig value.
by WATTS
Small cost.
Dr. Frederick Powers of Myrtle; 21%“ STREET' NORWALK' (Formerly J T' Hayesb) "-
nvenue is recovering from his recenti .__;_ _ ~__ _ W
3illness uutl his many friends trust: -
that he will be about ugnizi before BEN‘HT CONCERT PL‘WHED- ,
*w * ‘~ DAVEY S
...._..,__._. lGarriguc Grand Opera Quartette and ,.
l The whist of the Others to Honor Enrico
(ilrls' Friendly‘
Society was one at the most enjoy-
able held in this section for some
i.tlme The attendance “as not as,
' Home as it might buie been quite u,
ten dollars were udded to the treus- '
ury. as there were maul tickets
"sold which were not represented. 10W"! Company, and Signor Adriano
' Alluni, with lime. Julia \‘iarxel, tic-
who is' lolcmspanist. of New York. at til-v lio-
iWsshinglon, l). (‘., working in timltel‘li'sidori‘ Astoria, New York, on
‘interests of the big parade to be held Wednesday, Apr“ 39th. ill 3 o'clock.-
in the National capital, writes to An artistic program has been prepar-
iriends in Westport, that she likesied, and the following skeuh oi Ales-
_3 the work very much and that every sandrc who is better known here 1)}
thing is progressing well towards the. name of Alexendei, accompanied
success. She will remain in Wush— information sent here regarding the
3 inton, until after the parade. event:
Enrico Alessandro was born in
South Norwalk, Connecticut, or Rus-
sian patents. At the use of eleven
he graduated from public school from
which he went to high school in New
Alessandro.
South Norwulk pee'iio have been
given luioimuiion that a grunt! bone
Rt’ concert will be tendered to Enrico
Alessandro. by the Gmriguc (hand
E Mrs. Rose 8. Berrcll.
CONNECTICUT DAY.
l ‘ “nu-n...
:Panlma Exposition Authorities cm.
oil")! Doom 'o‘ri April 23. 1015.
The Plasma Pacific
'Expositlon requested Governor Bald Hears at college or the City of New:
win "309““? to 31W N0 dates quYork He then attended the New
historic meals of prime importance iork Law School und received his
in the history of Connecticut. with degree of i... 1.. B. in June 1912. In
a view .of making one of them order to support and educate. himself
Connecticut ”93’ "9’“ your. The he song at various small theatres, ul-
governor ”PM“i taht the most ”Withough having no vocal instruction.
'portant date in Connecticut history' in October, 19]]. he was brought to
fw” anuary 14' “539 (new style), ~me. Eseraum ‘Gsrrlgiie, a singing
but as the anniversary of that would teacher, who after hearing him, we.
be in January, 1915, and the expo-
sition would not open until Febru.
ary. he would name a, second im»
portsnt anniversary. namely that of
the grouting or the charter to the
‘Colony of Connecticut by Charles
~ll., which is dated April 23, 1662.
An answer Wes received yesterday;
stating that Friday, April 23. 1915.
l 'd th iii 1 ty of voice. the law? Never!) Ales»
31:23:: fiatgonggticitexu on m sundro now laid nside his low degree
, 3 - ' and pursued ills vocal studied in ear,
i
awarded him at once a scliolsrshipln
her classes. in March, 1912. Mme.
Garrigue brought youn-g’ Allessmlm
to Caruso. the great tenor, who, otter.
hearing him sing the aria. {from Le lion
heme, sold. "Con quests qualite di
vooe, u. legxe? Mal" (“ch this quail-3
The City National Bank
SECURITY
is never quite life wheumspt in the cities or at home.
it
quickly one sometimes returned timid
tool mm actuality! or! savings mat in- cur W he
i v
may déuuaudl that built deposits should be made often-«cum:
It should be remembered that checks not sent for collection
. Will. a automatic checking account with this Bank May and
, DOG 3 nest. Alter giving Alessandro about
MAD ¥;$LM:E::DERGO3'NG twelve months instruction Mme. (lur-
, , Tm ' 3» ‘ , ' __ rixue took him to holy and placed him
$15,513,, Hugs.éuagdnhl?:lbegrfodgz with Maestro Antonio Coiognl, who
Moll m dogs M which they were is the director of the vocal depart-
recently bitten had been shown to ho ment of Santa Cecelia Music College
suffering trom rabies. and both will in Rome! V38“ 31:95am": 23‘:
leave for New York this aiterhoou to ‘1th ‘8 3' ““5“ . ° mas er “
undergo hydrophobic trentiient at the "“115 P“ can “he “0"“ “‘9’ 0” m"
30c Blend
.A coffee that. pleases thousands. Try
it. '20 S. and H. Stamps with each
pound.
ANDREW DAVEY
90 WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 410.
international‘h’ork city following this with three ‘
idioted it great future for him and ,
!‘
Sixteen
Stenotype Students
enrolled in the Mcrrillfl
Schools, who are being placed ‘
in positions as last as they are
(let
lie to
qualified.
thiough
in line now
« Merrill
Business Colleges
South Norwalk. Stamford. "
Port Chester.
Pasteur Institute there. The expense "m classics rm “‘9" shelves 9W
of the treatment. in both cases will be
borne, by the Town oi! Btratford. and
the town will be reimbursed later by
the State. Sutton lives across thcf
passed trim the world. Couture 0in
so, (uncles be lingual we hove only
to develop and lmnflthen the voice
~ line in Bridgeport. but he was in
WC! when tuition and «Bustiers
must bear the expense. Both were
whines my last. week, but little was
‘ thousht at the incident. Hale was
3. bitten "by pet deschuu‘d on seller
Both dogs were then killed and M
' bruins sro tubullmtl to “solid.“
3 um WW that on»
‘ was clllrlv Infleriusll‘orh refill.
“ ' "this this will segue-l
iawdbysuordertoohatuormlll
“ til dots in the tails during the comma
torgmudopeu.” hilosirihasiuitem-I
WS‘M’DWMI debutlsctyncerii
lemma: “nocturnal. success.
flcmmrllifmud Mme.
mmwwmmshoum
home one wrists-lining: tlthlroogh
limmmmmlmmsom
m AMMW has.
local Wm diariioowethe
slum. my duvets? his We thus
to m. A mud ll WadfO’d
singing was recently heard topmost»
mull will m am pleased
3- m m m m ,iitv. om
we thought that type at “voice lied ‘
“ii 1
WM elitist hum-Alec;
H. J. TRIPP
Architect and
Mechanical
Draftsman
Plans drawn for all kinds of private ,
buildings, residences, etc. Plans, specl- ‘3
fictitious and estimates given. Also
all kinds of mechanical drawing done. 3
Tracing and bleu printing done. Reus- 3‘
enable. ‘
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