, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24. 1915 I'll! SOUTH NORWALK IVENINO SENHHEL
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W . 1.7.. men ro‘tccrutterouon.
Il-asl‘low now. i
l . ’ mum “mutt“ mm
. tuitx norm
m mu HOWLAND'S
SOUTH NORWALKa \‘lln—
A complete mom. The announcement at the talk by it; l M0
Heron-lied Tobie Donut ..... ll. Pitch upon Nornllt has aroused; I MON i: We» nl. opp Franklin St. Srhool
25ch 40¢ a yd. much interest, as it well Ill”- The: , . i3 t‘uniord Street. opp. School
All Linea Table thunk .......... lulu will be fly“ on “um”. m3 ‘ 1 l1! :‘t-I- allllhagd Magnafimjm A Entrance on Main St.. Fairfield Ave. and Cannon 5‘
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50c, 75c and 31.00 a ".1 26th. tit 4 in the alts-noon, in the Au _..____.. , ‘lti xtilwul‘: in)” attorksailnmm‘te
Huck To.“ """"" 5" ’0‘ “gtditorlum 0‘ “‘9 ”01"“ Libnry. M i All: out] .‘ilrs J l’. lr‘Eitt‘h Sllt'nl Suti- 1;: t'ur. L‘cdar St. and West .‘Ve‘ Bridgeport. Conn.
Bill! Town“ 5:, We. ‘2.“ 26¢ Mdm‘nere seems w u” been some com ” m . m f'ida) Wllh has“!!! relatives. ’1? :“ghqsfllwl' West Sve‘nue a Wednesday, I‘lt‘bniar) 2" "”5-
- '59 7 1 1 . - . . . 1 ' ' ,2 ‘or. ‘ay or Arc. an Vest s.
Twain r 6. 0°- 2‘/z¢ Ind 15° 1‘ Station :5 to at“ due. because of the w W . mi Mr. and Mrs. t‘ it. ileiicdit-t have '33 W... “Wm“ st. and Ely Am
Hemstllchvd Talk CW8“ ----- -- -- ~mention of the next day. Friday, as . . :rellll‘llt‘d front A! l‘t-w days \‘iSll in >34 t‘or. mum..." and Henr)’ Sts.
75c. £1.09. $1.25. $1.50 and 32-0? the anniversary of the day. 275 years MM m WWW Yurk- 25 t‘ur. Monroe and Main Sis. . .
lago, When Roger Ludlow si fled tho‘ __ 1 :6 thington Ave. and Austin Sts.
- E K Banks deed with the lndlans But "l‘hursday m m '3“ “at it“; Thomas Evasion. want an over 27 West and Elm Grove Sts. l lne WOO ens Or
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‘the 25th, was chosen for the talk, and m M II lt‘ "WW ‘Tunduy EgUL'hl of \lr and \tn t ll] . ‘or Was ington and tom ts
HAHAOKFNO HOTEL BLOCK . . . ,tntc Slilplnall. - 31 50th Main St. neat Mtadow
: ill. is called suggestively, “Up thei V_ 32 Electric Light Station
34 (‘01-. Clay and Spring Sts.
lNorth Walke, 1640—4915." This is that HAHTFURU, Feb. 24.- The t‘onn. .‘tliss t‘arrie Morehouse spent
8:] (‘or. llaviland and Witter Sis.
dresses and suits
-1 origin of the name of Norwalk, accord-let'llt‘ul Wurrme court of errors. in ““3 WW1 '1" “”5““ Miss Ame Fm“ ‘l‘ 1 'k ~ d Mfr C
‘1ng to some authorities the ..u0nn‘two important decisions handed down 0‘ Godfrey fill‘f‘el- M ‘m “00 I" 0‘
| 1k f . iwswrda) mamas ”W wwknmns‘ _ - 4 t‘or. Day and Raymond Sis. ‘1,
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ENGRA lNGxdia 9 meaning on or north :1: auto .wmpenwmm law, and Swims {or a: “Him“, ”Mm of Norwalk. has :1) 'l‘::lolrdzl\r\lletlzn3\:tnlllllld;leddl St. . nptnuaus. lllltl(l mull) (llllt'lt'lll liilllit‘\ and ill
U 5 an could “3.1k.".1 one day. . l‘J‘lth rigid Emermmumm of it. The uses in ”we“ “fining his sister-imlaw, .\lrs 4;; Woidward't‘t'e gm] Mdadow St \tttlc rutigo of colors. had nearly all \\'l)tilt'll.\ for sprint.—
0' all kinds “I? MS“)! workfhas many curiositiesin the way of 010 Question am» from ilurtim-(l county, 1w. t‘. “'csterl'icld, of Ntil‘wulk. 4}) (.0; Burrm‘ an'd Qummm Ave ' “Tart Range is from light to medium in \\'cilrh1 in h
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fDrlmb he “Ill bhOVl lllI‘OUSh the re twigpmlf (smiling; trontllicx t;ttliun.il Ill; 46 (.01. \‘l'oodward and [wwndus Ava sonic. iitohair is intcrwot'cn Will) the \toolcii to gin-
, 5% Cards and Plate llectoscope, and he is essentially aimiggjmzom “MEN“ 1;}: lt,)nEItEUlll:§ Myron, thc infant son of Mr. llntl :3 it it’- G ('0i-sel(-0.,Ann St. Special 1,“. and crisp \1)l”lllglllt‘\‘$. Sonic of thc ”HM
.. . .. t opt uom Mr... “pump 3 “uterltlll'l', is sertllllsly 3.1 (ioldt-n Hill and Elmwuod Ate- striking,r arc in prt-ttt' litic< 'lll(l sand sliatlcs‘ which i l\
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1.1mm Who 1.1“ a sense or the knew“- “T"? “‘1'“an b." JUSUVO “'llvt‘lt'r. Hrl'l till with 'l threatened attack of illicit- v'i‘)
tug, so he is sure to entertain his hear-ml the other illt‘lllltt-l‘s of Illt‘ court Imimm -E
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\‘l'ashingtoii St. Bridge . .. . E _ N
Freight Yard UK ltd“ hum “”34“ “f lllt'titllic tUllC. bl and $1.51) )':il'tl.
$1 00 e s. His collection of arrow-headslwnt‘m‘red. .____.— .- . . . 2 - .‘ ~ . .
. l‘gund on his own place. is large with The “N ““5" is ”m1 "f m" ”l“! - . -- - i.- w- -. a 0:; stillin'l‘ltleztifgu ’4 Satin “.“‘-"‘“‘“ ““35“ “l hill" lt‘Vllll‘t‘ :tiltl iu-uittil‘ul
—-‘-—-—---—— ’ ‘pezti or tin Hutu] limits (‘0 H. ti... “"' “M M” ”““ ‘3 ”mm" . ‘ rllfllll‘c: lll‘l"lll t'XIlllllllL‘ m l‘(l\\' ..H \ .. . .
D , these can be shown through the mar m“, of J .1 mm,” a M“ “m whnilliu't' her-n guests or llit‘ll‘ (laughter, hi ltccd St. and l’utnnni Ate. N” do if tli?‘ t' . . . ‘ ‘l‘ _ ' ”"H‘ “" ”llllwrs
0 N N E L L Y S chine, so there will be one or two scans..- kilh-tl in an cloiatui- :ll't‘ltltlni at M” l“ A“ ”“M'y' “r M ”'Thm'd St'm ‘ xmllmn‘ “Winn” ‘. . l .- , ‘l . H'. (mm. 11”“ “m. ”I ”‘9' ”My“ 1”” most
. h Mum. ”a” piogrtssttc lilllls‘ iii the t‘otilili't : .‘ti‘t- wit and llllt' but 3
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:ENoi‘uulk.
1 . t‘i'oss St.
firm and strong.
tiitt]. SL5o t'artl.
.lcctioiis from among them. The talthlie hotcl. 1n tllht‘llsslllg tllo lull-silo“
5is free and the day and hour, Thursqtll‘ whether an appeal ot‘ lllls nutun-E
day the "Bill at 4 iii the Vorwalk l i-it0 the s”””“"" “"m “ha“ b“ ”it’d
lirary ’ i ‘ Kid" ““"i‘t ”1“ ("WM buys in the Mega-
l‘llli.\ll l“ Pt‘l'lllilllt‘illl lllt‘il‘ t‘olors heali-
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
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Ill“. Frank (lot-hum :iiul t intrles R."
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.N()R\\'.\lil'\ FIRE 51‘3“}! BOXES.
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lAllll‘t‘lltIUSt‘. li:t‘ t‘
loll tht- l'HlJllI' of Mrs. lit lll't‘Ctl .1. How-
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Another new scrgt- is unusually firm and hits great
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ltirc. holding that the. objects of then . . . . ,
. . . ,. . l; d, :1; For. Main and “all Sts. .; - . . , E ._ . . . E
bill will hr dcfmtctl. lhc (‘Clnllnls—l ”1 _ i3l.l5(‘ltl(‘ll AWE and ”mm Place (ll‘Il‘fE‘tlEE“Ell(’lE\1“>llttl. it Will illlllxt' Iiiii‘ztltlt‘ t‘llill for
‘ ‘ THE PERMITS 'SSUED TODAY- “Ml” ‘5 “"' " "”“H‘ ”‘7 "my ‘MN‘i “N Wm .md “N ”m.. Mum. in Spring Hill and 10110“; St. ’l“ "““5~- ‘5 “‘H‘ (‘lltlllu‘h lot‘ tiuioi-t-tl still. Si and $1.50 '
. ’ The following permits were issucd‘E"““:‘s ”‘9 “‘"S' and h". ‘5 “0‘ iffeg‘t “H‘W‘ECEHIHQU‘ ”M'” “ fr“. ”a” ”5." .24 l'nion l‘urk —' .‘flr‘l- ‘
this morning lil’ Building inspector C. "“1 "T ”‘5: ””0“. ”_f ”3“”: ” ” 1mm my. I; 1-: mm”... (W ”mum.“ ‘2'. West Arc. and llvrkloy St. (Ere w H 1‘ , l - , - r .
l “th jtho IUilll .~ iutcipiotutltonB tge min— E “‘(E- . i2? Franklin Aw. :tnd Lyme PM“. . l. i] iii in. trait nihttioii o. llll\ worth-t] poplin
' ' missioncr lllllst give at t 1- acts cs- ‘-" .31 1:; . ll u.“ tl’riratc llox) “yaw \t’lil \‘l‘c it. t' (.m ‘11”: .. _~ 3- I)“ .
To Michael Forinttti to build a cellar;st-iiti;il to the case at build and such i ....__.—— . . . '33 \\':~‘:l ,SE-(:Lund )lt‘l‘Wlll 51, tltix‘t-sht-ihhnu Dim-H.1- "hill-1:5} Sh Elli-1?“? d-n M ”f Egrt‘nt \'
WEATHER FORECAST ’ for Joseph inattno, on Ascention durations ..r law as are ruled upon "5'. Sl‘l’h‘“ ”Tm?“ 1‘ "H'W‘Vmg " “A“ ‘33 llarbol‘ Arc. and Orchard St. slit-vial life 1:“! 4i 9 " 1‘ ”Wm” 11) 11' that gives it
For t 1. N‘ lk . d ‘. .. t‘ , Sm)“ Ellie comtttisslonor, and such as \Vt-rc m-t-k‘s \‘ilt‘.tllt)ll in loull. whit-h lit~ ls‘t34 ”my” b‘t. and Harbor Arc. « '\\.|lllt.\\ lhci't- l\' right proportion of ‘
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ecas or orwa an “um y lllrltll lJ\ lllt .tpptlunt \o other or .iuntlnu. “Mb 1 \l ‘ . . . . it “ml t it t (lisp rattltilh g, 1
. - - , . . . . 'l‘u 'p E .\l m W. t r , . ‘ii ‘E ‘, . E _ I ‘ .. ,E _ ‘ 13b “cat Atc. ncal . rmotyE .s .. .. “,0 .‘dri.
Cloudy and ruin)! tonight, Thursday, ' 0 gun“ “' 0 "mm .llll‘llll‘l' llltlllll'i ls H‘Qllll‘t‘t‘l. Il‘vlll' Hf \-l|l".\ 1“”h" i‘lH Fliitf‘rcst and Stevens St. Am)” , f .
clearing 311d 000l8l‘. plumbing tor ”‘9 following: (7- (JOPUIOJ in holding that the. commissioner ; -—"'"‘ 41 pm“ St. and Wilton Aw. \. . .K.“m “’ alflElC. 0f \\:O(ll :ltld liltillail‘ intcr— l
The western disturbance is central E. S. Meeker, Westport avenue, urgldid not unlawfully 11ml that tho chimi— i Miss Jump Mamie t-ollillllit-s Ht'l'l- i“ Mum and Nun“ AWE .\()\,UL is \t‘l‘y hnc Jilssali in Weave and Weight. Hits a \
this morning over the lake region. it w. 1.. Ward, Hickory Bluff. 4““ was a mill“; tllehclgum. tlliigoml ‘olisli ill at iur l‘wm‘v “it -\“'"l<;}“\-' 54?. France St. _ . “Elndirlxilhlc lll'lllilt‘ss_ lN spong't-tl and shrtinkcii, will with-
. , ._ To ti (1. . , . . ‘ _ company 0 :1 me tin nwers t no Mr lint] Mrs ti lllr m- urru, o . or- ‘53 Main and (‘uthcrillc 513_ ~: am a” lllltistta illlltitltlt of. E _ ., .' . . .
will probably pass out the ht. Law E ie 11' lsting &E l iiimhuti. tom mm 35 a week [he mmmuEm am— “(ME “M mm. ‘.llih,!.‘,‘,E .m. u“ Mm: . MW Canaan Ave. (.01: Pa” St. llt'i’lflllY free from in," . b‘vtrtlltltlllh strtitc. it is (-5_ \
"n08 Valley tonight. It is ell-“5mg pan) ltlElllbtdlplumhlng for Lawrence otml of the law which was allowed ft‘l‘lllll front urimllb ‘ (‘licstnltt iionr Summer St. ' . J 1‘) -\ Perhilll‘iltit‘nl. $1 yard. l
0101"” and rainy weather from the “"d ”1mm“ 0“ “WWW”! Hi“ EVE-”’3' the COHHHi-‘l-‘WWL T0 ””5 ”ml '“r’” —' 5:. Main St. and Union At‘e. Black broadcloths so lustrous thcv look lil'c c'tt' ‘
Mississippi river eastward to the hue, and Grace Parish Hall, on Crosslvom‘l 335's ”‘0 "“0“! d0“ “0‘ ms”! .\n t-niorzutic tiriiit'im: party was 62 on the Green. and some are made in America Aill sionrrcti \l *l‘ ml: ‘
coast. Cloudy and rainy weather pre- Street. HM" that there WOW “mm“! “ stnnd- 'ytt'cn Thursday owning iii the l't‘Hl- till East and Lincoln Arm. 0”; Pl‘l‘lllililt'lll llllls‘l’i Q, q; ‘ ~l I» 3W 5 ll‘llll ‘ l
‘ ‘ ‘ ' “M “t discrepancy other “m" that I i> .. f “1' ‘llltl .\li'.~ t‘harlt-s lll- 64 East Ave. and Dtiskum Lane. ' ' ‘t‘ to «5 ."Illtl. l
Walls 8130 0D the PBClfiC COfiSt- The 10 J- 1“ htadler l” install Dluml’lngirmulrcd and contemplated by the act. ”nut 0 l I uni-ion being \lru lll- M From Pl‘it‘sll ' ' l‘ ' ‘ '
‘mperature conlilluefi mild in a“ (“5’ for James Sandor, 0“ Elm (lrovelml‘ho (it-iivrnl assembly 1135 l“ “Pocmc lillllllifllsxlll‘l‘tll‘tlllv‘. ' l . Elllt’lltlltl l)l’l ‘l I. 'e)l ’m ingldng’ new ‘ VHl‘lt‘llL‘S 0f the \
trlcts. Street terms inmlo tin» minimum amount :5. F,_',_*.__ | EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM ., E ‘ i S “ 00 (11-9 or V‘ lllCll he IS famous. Plain )
’ ‘ 8 ”("K‘S and sin )(‘tl , ' -
._____ T0 Hermon Clllqllt‘ [0 wire 11011888 The \\'l.~itl0m 0f lht‘ RSSPYIEIP13' is not t‘llill‘lt’S ll. Rt'ril'lt'itl ”f ”“5 “no“. BOXE . $1 it $ .. . I t](1)(§. “UVCI “1 pallt‘l'll; 501116 Ol- ”19"]
MR A YEAR AGO fur Mrs. Mary lt‘it‘dler, 0n Glenwood run. ‘nollt't‘rn in this case. says the has boon upiiointmi :ulin\i‘iiisti:tto;‘uon Fire headquarters, 36 Van Zant Street 0 1.30 )ttl‘tl.
' ‘ ‘ ‘ x mm" the estate of the late . rs. ‘.\'r nu E. . . E
TODAY. avenue and Martin bpurr. (rltllWOOd A mung made by former Attorney Murtln. of “mum Mrs, Martin was . Telephone 170 Mm” F100“ limr, I
tullflue. and Joseph llevesscy. 26 BOu- (innaml John H. Light, or South ,m “um of MN scont‘ld, l—Fllch SChool (private). 1 a
' , ton street. Norwulk. ls upheld by the court's dc- ' ________ Private buxes will only us pul e .
. Temperature: Low, I : lllgll.; To Philip H. 1.1..”ng to Mm for C. vision in tho above case. Swen” hm. “firm“, the wnaitintr- for fire on premises where located. .
24- Clear. \ ll. Briggs, Westport avenue. Th“ “mm“ “‘5" 1" "‘3' 0’ M” 1..“ tin-thinly Suppcr given in Cannon A telephone message to Electric
‘41) l E H t f th So th \' r __ n _ Almh llityl'on \vs. .‘l‘ohn (:1. llccllzley 111:3! liztli. Monday owning tttitl govern] Station (705) between the hours of 6 c [He
‘ al‘ 06 - 0)’ . 0 8 u A 0 '1 involves tin quest on o cmtl ycrs thcrs were in attendance at to en-
o_onoerow~ MARRIED MEN " . . , p. m. and s a. m.. slung location of .
walk Trust Company. is Visiting to—" itss than five persons. This was a tt-rtttintncnt Ku'pn by the Grcctti‘iclt l E .
'duy inrNew Haven and Hartford. [‘1 LEAD. torso whore n lioinic worker1 “'8? 1nd “m Country Club. i tire, an alarm will be given from near- . E
. ’ ic married men of the Georgetown .turotl in shaking a rug tin clatne 1 ' est. box, .
, — . T . .Club continue to load in their card ““"mb'cs- ”l“ d“"‘““““‘ "”1““ a“ “m‘ \l'lslt'r (‘ht‘nlt‘l‘ hunch. of Good Second alarms are onl to be v- ‘ .
One (andldtue “a? initiated lam‘tourniunent holding 1001 games to may” of ”is than nw‘ ”l” “““"“”i““d 0“ smur‘my “ “my: en b th chief or sctlny chief ugh!) ‘ ‘
evening at. the meeting at the h' l . ' . ' . “There are (“m questions or law number of his School—mitten. and 0111- y e g "It: soon 19 ,1 month -‘ . l .
lber's Union. held last evening in the .“0 “We ”layers “5- T“? {Ollmlslt- to hr decided." stirs the opinion. "1‘" or little friends in honor or his ch- his “"1"“ at ”1° “'9- sotl‘lllr-ill'l‘l 'L ‘ '1 1 cr ‘5 1" mittcd . to. ”’0 Ho‘i'land ""
Central Labor Union rooms on thstt- ““8 was held. 185“ eVelllllE. in the Clublt'mltlwt‘l’fi W'l" ”3"1‘3‘13’ ”mph“; TS: ninth birthday. Many int-1T." games 5—Marvln School (private). ‘ Em. hinted line L “ " a 5°“"“g'1113ClllllC IS (lt‘llt't‘l'ctl at
ington street. (at Georgetown. l‘he next will be held ill-"n E“‘]°‘f“::h}"_‘ ‘2,” 15:3); :mluro and :1 line supper mutle thc afternoon 212—-East Washington and F0” Sta. ~
0 on Tuesday evening of next week the "‘w' “m l l" M ' ‘. u“ enjoyable one. for the yuullkst d b , The 1mm” + . '1 - . -- .. -
it I ‘1' ,- ' to comply with the provisions of Rcc- ‘Ers 214—Van Zandt St. on De orn Ate. _ . , . l. putt “llll .tliplitution for illCllllJCl'SiliD,
.—.Banner Homemade Bakery, ' :83“ s ‘0 “mud: “in detegmine who 13ltioit 30. Part 5. doprlvo not only them. ‘ ' _________________ 216~East Ave. and Rowan St. is $1. .
. 0 pay or ie ioe'stcak inner, \t‘lilchlhut nlso titt-lr employees of the bone. WIL- 217—Wlnfleld St , -. .
Monroe street. :will be enjoyed mo weeks {mm mm.“ “f m. movmom POEMS ON NOleer‘ALK AND 023—Fort and Charles Sis thc clithcdonari is applléct‘. upon the regular cash price of
. . . - , . . “ ' 0. ll '11:“: line, 19 mt x , - . )
, ‘in in. The . - .. ‘l! n clearly the lntcntlnn. 0n thr- , . - . an (.\tla sum churned foi-
bocsl friends are receiving postal wfimamem dimly hidlltllllg of the part of the ”mm“? mm u my . .-\ recent book or poems now shown 224—East Ave. and Fitch St. the priVilegc of club "Icmbvrship. In fact ”In” Eire no .E
cards from Andrew Cht mas' 0f Lowe M i d M with Hi all." my“ the cm"!- “W0 can at tho bookscllers. is sure to be wel~ 225—St. John St. and Edlle A‘B' extra charges of ant’ sort. All that a member pars it; the
street. an engineer with the J. El 1 . ‘3'” en' .. _,_ not poll the legislature, but we think come to the Norwalk people. and to 332—Seaview Ave. and First St. regular cash price'of the machine she CllOTS'“. "l‘l .’ ‘
Gretner Company} Of Baltimore, ”gm" q allddllllgllllel‘ lllllllll tho) 3‘; ”’3‘ pn‘l‘l‘ll't‘? having lei“ titnr‘iv:"° prOVC interesting to them. The Rev. 335—Boulevurd and Second St. price is paid in small sl’t‘ctl “mm with “10“an WEE.“ i11S f
- onitery an titties ....... 16:.) 1.4 are included it ts prov s ons." on —-C A d th St ‘ "‘ ‘ ~ - . 0 JC—
Ilgners of the Washington street . . G .1 rd Davenport D. 1),, is he- 336 ove ve_ an _. l\\‘(‘Cll them 9 I] _, . -. _ . .
‘ i. i‘ -- ‘) an employer complies wtth the act. iJOllll l1) 0 ' _ .0 it) llit lltlt a l)ttitl0n.
bridge. Mr. Cliontas at present Is 10- (31.1%” agdl‘lpasmson """" it") 3“ i... t... under its provisions and when 'lover wherever he is known. and his 33t—;Boulevard and Blackstone St. FEW H i. l . . _ !
cated in Rockviile Maryland. .i l s an 00 ............ (iii) .40 he tint-s not. no 1050.: his right to tlnaily friends are delighted that he (Tel-l Q t' fl . y_1E0\t .iitt machine is fitted to do home sowing ‘
~ ~—* / -- ; _. common ‘9“ 1‘0”"90- 333's “'0 90“” Ishould have been prevailed upon to Bil—Keyser St. and Pine Hill Ave ‘5‘ '5 afton )- Each Ollt‘ runs smoothly and qttictlv. '
.A regular convocation of Butler: 1001 Tim other decisions were handed l tther in a dainty volume some of his (Teh) . Izach is guaranteed for a term of years. T
Chapter. No. 38, Royal Arch Masons]. Small: Men. mm“- “3 ”"0“” lg t ud iong- 342*Keyser St. and Duck Pond rd. According ‘0 UN and Gllalltv.
' - . i Courier“ and pp". ('6) 961 Morris Brln vs. Joseph Moslto ct many hits of verse, saline 3 a - .
was heldlsst eveningin MasoncTem-E l. E‘ . i ........ ,0. . ., ME Em”, found and new judgment er epic poems. “Something Beyond (Tet) . $15 1
910, on South Main street. After thelBem‘eu and bums ~~~~~~~~~ U’B) 24“ ordered. Opinion by Chief Justice Any Other Poems—Recreations of a 343—Shore Haven. (Tel) 0 $39. 1
regular business was tranSflCted. im- Driscoll and Iflckwood ------ ‘67) 19‘ Prentice- Busy Life" is the happy mp, and the Special Signals. ‘ Every sort available to club members on the same ..
-"'°""° degree W” was gone Peterson and mum“ """ ”0’ 1:9 t"rill?Ill:hilt“Oziht‘lhlior‘is'bjotfifhllgl”his: book is exquisitely printed and bound. 1—0ne blast at odd tllrm‘tsl- test“!!! 0" Plim- FATTY 50” delivmd 011 Payment of the first sum "
through, with Deputy Grand High; “'m hrcmm; ‘ -' and issued by the Got-ham Press. 0t line open. of one dollar.
Priest-Harry Pearson and staff in‘ 845 ll. Wales Lines (‘0. rs. ilnrtrord it bears as a frontispieco it 1—0ne blast at 8 p. m.. standard time. Third Floor.
charge. Refreshments followed.
l'roung‘ architect and carpenter is
“ plans call for 2 story 1-2 frame of
“shingle and stucco with electric and
gas. also steam heating. Mr. McRed-
h-law's place on Fort street. At the
oresent time he is with The Harris
Construction Company of Stamford.
now drawing plans for a 7 room house 1
("tor Carl Swanson of Stamford. TheE
leap of 100 points in a game of 400
points. Mr. Stone has entered the na-
tlonal pocket billiard championship
contest of the Elks and will play Sam
Gruhn, a New York crack, at the W8-
terbury Elks' Home, on March 2.
Hill by Mark M. Henderson. He will
[remove his family into his new house
ivery shortly from West avenue.
Avoid the risk
of losing your
Pay ht -.l bills with "tom; buy
19 WW St.
'A.B.A m Cheques
railroad and other tickets; make
I'll I mists HUS! MANY. .
. South ENorwalk, Conn.
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(‘ity Gas (‘0. No error. Opinion by
F. Bronk vs. Connecticut Trust and
Safe Deposit (‘0. No error. Opinion by
Chic! Justice Prentice.
h‘nlrfield Cottnty:—-—
Agnes Causco vs. Anna S. Levy. No
crror. Opinion by Justice Thayer.
New Haven county:—
Co. No error. Opinion by Justice H.
Beach.
New London county:—
Staples vs. Hendricks. Error found
last evening held an interesting and
.enthusiastic meeting. The following
i officers were elected:
President—William Bennett.
Vice-President—Frederlck Austin.
Treasurer—Charles Bennett. '
Secretary—Charles Selleck.
Manager—John Bartoes.
Captain—E. Prince.
The first game of the season will be
played on the Noroton diamond be-
tween the Noroton team and the Bye
Lake nine. The date will i- ‘ announc-
—-EVELVN THAW
and‘ her son will .Ippeur tn the cast
presenting "Tlirtlldl othutlny." in 6
penumbra" atvPleomt Hour L
Boston.
photograph of the author in a charac-
to us. There is one called
and one, “The Wilton Pulpit," a gent-
ly humorous accout in rhyme of the
first sermon Dr. Davenport preached
which was in Wilton. The book may
be found at the local dealers.
For fully thiry-ilve~ (35) years the
L. & M. Semi-Mixed Real Paints have
been extensively used throughout the
See our advertisement on other
page, telling property-owners how to
make their own point, and thereby
save sixty cents ,3 gallon on every
gallon used. ..
LONGMAN e' MARTINEZ,
Paint Makers, New York.
‘-
or a hundred dollars in Funeral dc-
signs, Wedding bouquets. Out Flow-
ers, or plants. I can'suve you mom .
We can quote prices that will dci'y
our‘cc.iipetltors in Funeral designs.
literal designs or prm twin; any am
cunt of out: {lawn-u.
‘ south Norwallt
Florist
8:» ' Now-"n .
1-1——'l‘wo blasts. lire out.
1111111111—Ten blasts quickly calls
the entire department.
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ROWAY'ION FIRE ALARM BOXES.
No.
12 Highland Ave.. to N. Y., N. H. &
St.
22 Pennoyer St. to Cross St.
.3 Cross St. to Railroad
Railroad to Brookside
A
One eroke of hell at odd times in-
dicates testing: two strokes of hell.—
tlius. 1-1 fire is out: four strokes of
bell—thus 1-1-1-1, water to be shut
off. A third or more alarms indicates
serious tire.
BUY
, Coalw
The ll. Hershfield asonco
A SMILE SOON VANISHES
I! you have toothache and if your teeth are decayed you stop smil-
ing because you don’t like to show the condition your teeth are in.
will painlessly remove your trouble.
positively painless dentistry.
I
Ihave a special way of re-fltting old plates, making them as good as
._— . 31:3“ glen!" trigl ordered. Opinion by ' United States and also in South Amer- 3 "Central," McKinley St. to Penney-
‘ E' ‘9‘” ' too. They have therefore been sub- er (West Side) new for a small charge. 11‘5"»? ‘
jected to the tests of every sort. of 15 White Bridge north to Broakstde
CourtefilnFaursmm, NOROTON HEIGHTS’ BASEBALL climatic conditions—most successfully 16 gigirt‘: Bridge S. E. :0 Lens Island
Fannie-Poem: TEAM. —~thereby DTOVmS the” extreme din" 17 White Bridge, s. w. to Long Island DR. J. H M ALLERY
The Noroton Heights‘ baseball team ability and suwrlor value- Sound. ‘ °
16 80. Main St. Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
, I make a specialty of treating
children. and nervous people by my new Analgestic Method—the first
Sunday by appointment.
. SPORTING NOTES. (‘hit‘f .luiu'oc Prentice. . — tv a. m. no
-:—LUNGHEON—FRIDAY'S SPECIAL! Robert Stone, of Waterbury. lormer- John itnrsnm VS. .1. t‘. Bidwcll ct _teristlcalliv 89‘1““ 9039' The points. 1111 13:52:: t 3:83;: of public
alt Country Club. Telephone yourly or lititiimry. will met Willie Home. “1- N0 t'l'l‘nr. Opinion by Justlce Ror- :"Norwalk. 1901." and The )t'oung 31" school The Howland D G d ’ C
Drder now. the world's toremost billiardist. in an “mm“ iitan’s Woolng." which describes e ‘ . [1’ 00 S ompany
. - - . - . H- C- "3”“ "9' W C J‘m‘m” E" . 1 of 9. Marvin, at: “Call Pasture llrll—Twenty-two, at 12.30 p. 111., no ,
‘eXhlblllon game, m New Haven, on ror found and new trial ordered. “00118" A 1 ll'l interesting afternoon session of public , '
; Wm. H. McRedmottd. the local EThursday. Stone will be given a ham Ohinlon by Justice. Roraback Beach. are part CH 3 Y “Wino“ school.
mud had an ethos at 61 River stdeet; Oggf‘ffig £3393; 1:33}. Vt: 5;}; .__._.——————-—--- H. n. it. Don't suffer these needless dlscomforts when my
jell summer, and has come back to; AElease has been obtained on the tice Whom”, -—-TO THE CITIZENS OF NORWALK :2 liihtoghlfthhiclnlgog?3:113”. M d A. 1 - . .
East Norwalk to reside at his father-Marilee Loockwood residence in Mill Pctellq ts. 'l‘cutonta Fire Insurance AND VICINITV. 21 Long Island Sound to McKinley 0 ern Ila. gestlc Dentlstry.
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The scientific conduct. of business and pcrsorinl
classes the methods employed very distinctly
n tht it's
given efficient and courteous attention.
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“ travel money": M ». Plans were formulated for the cor A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL A‘lflld'Tlle Li b-l-t
U “. lng season, which promises to be It makes no (inference whether 1 a I l y
busy one with this enterprising clu your order calls for it dollar's worth , , or not having a checkup; account. we invite accounts which 1n:
Fairfield County National Bank.
porch: .ct at the best shops. They are much safer to carry ed later. Come and make your o~vr~ selection
than money. Your counter-signature identifies you, Issued by ‘ __, 1‘ am our Album 0! Doslzm. There is M . THE OLDEST BANK IN, NORWALK-
, no limit to 01‘!‘ chiii-ty in making F‘u- ‘ 1"" .
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