Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 27, 1915 · page 4

 

 

 

 

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Edward fidrtdge. of the East Side.

has secured a position with the Third
“ district commissioners. at the Muni- p Nth-III.

. were seated Rev.

leipslpisanennayviewplaeellr. pastorottheAd-

Eldridge fills the place left vacant by vat .
a. rss of (m M. Rev. Charles

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The Harrie & Gans Company. or _

Mater street. Second district. are n- m“... :I “the“ muu'ni‘fxm31
badlugaeergoofeeslfromibohcgo IIVI m to tldr hearty “a
“Ella Hols-n.” Considerable interest W I I ll of the ”Im-
hbeing taken in the quick linden-NW.“ l I that has
dent method of unloading the coal by cone to the community and to the
~ Icons of this companys new mochhs m w thus meetings. and
'7' prophesied-til! larger things for the
“The White Dawn in Britain." a at. m The w W have
Pugs-lee of lectures on the introduction of ended. the revival h“ 3‘“ begun. M
Christianity in the British Isles. will u“ "0“” 3"“ “mm" “10'":
as delivered in Christ Church. on Gre- “‘- ‘W- ’- H- W'- 0‘ the W“-
m Muhvm' on 1“ sum“ am an We 'ul Mb. Adj. Abr‘m“
1-38 of heat. The first lecture oi’ m is known as the “(banned Hebrew
f pales is entitled. “Light Before the M” and h 'm “d '0“
.r Dewar—A Study of Druldlsln." .mm“! W“ II I devoted
:worhm- and a pow—tel speaker. En-
, The announcement in The Sentind. “I! M- lllllCODt- Ruttan W111
L. filterdaIJhstthenlsnagameatettho mnmwm in the ser-
rCnscent laundry. en Seevlew avenue. “9'- “ 3 “M the pastor Will
" w semitones. attracted consid- most as am or the church. and at i
. Gable interest. The new proprietm. o'clock wll alt. the this. In the
"(Sisytoa L. Marshall. of Osborne we at“ at the meal hour. there Will
me. Is a progressive young business be all evangelistic service, at which

man. sodisbouud to more good. ‘thapassuwill reach.

I sou-”’4‘-
On Tuesday afternoon of next week
an important Joint session will he held
by the— general association and the
I.“ heard of directors of the East Nor»
- -C T'Z’Tlulprovement Association. The
meeting will start women! at I
o'clock. at the home of Mrs. Edward , a
.9. Smith. 29 Senview- "ease. The A! w nestles oi the Re-
usoclatlea's work regardi‘, m 1.. lisnoa Social Olin will be held Tues-
._ ell-um exhibition will nemesis“ ”mellow.

uld important plans concerning the "”""’
allommunitr llsll will be formulsted. I IN- l-h-I ml In! denier.
I [whens-mesa”. N.Y..
__ Thethlrdseriesofthepooltourna- speatyoterdsyattheir summer 0°"
‘ snout in Al 'ilafner’s East Washington “0 i m.“- 0‘ ml to "-
same: pool and billiard m will tin-I! I'll! not I“ “'0 lemu-
start on. Tuesday evening of neat ._..__..__
”week. The ‘flrst prize men" schedule The m monthly meeting 0'
n to PW‘lfl this series “3 mm the m Bills Class of the Row-
:‘Jldrldge. rated 100. and A. Anderson. ”.- -M w“ Church
rated 76: Robert Curtis. rated nus-o “11 0' his «- Tao-lay evening next.
in“ Rssdnlan. rated 100. The aeo- wilee a runs: will be submitted on
lid prise men .30 gm mm in the the entertaiammt held last week. by
as...» aronouls Raymond. rated no. which "ml 330 "I eluted.

 

 

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TheY.P.8.C.l.heldthdr_tI-
lybaslnessmestlnsnn Weds-dos
evnlngandfoaraww-enrbarawsrs
votsdia. Themes-derailleu-
aesavrsssospended. and will he
takenupatsdiournedbnsiness-eeb
ing which is to be held at the person-
age on londay evening. Ham 1,
The likewtiveCanniteeof the
annually-stetthem
enli‘rlhy evening Plans weredisr

the society. and for reaching a higher
point on the edlciency standard.

The society has made a gab of
more than ten points'durlng the past
month. and hopes to reach the lild
point it"-

Sunday ”nicer-10:15. lot-sing
prayer meeting. 10:30. Herding wor-
ship st which the subject of the ser-
monlstobe."WhoislledghborP'
This is the health sernoa in am
oa "The Parables of Jesus". 11:60.
The Bible School session. 3:30 Jun-
ior C. Si. meeting. 6:46 C. 8. meet-
ing in charge of Miss Mabel» Am-
bler. Topic. “What Will Planers
Our Prayer Medusa?" 1 Cor. lszlrlt.
This is the monthly eonsearsma and
:roli call servhla and every member
is urged to be present 7:30. seerce
for evening worship with sermon by
‘the pastoran‘Cflrlsta/t theWellin
Bsmariali The Prudential (la-mit-
tee will meet any who desire to‘
unite with this church at the close
a the evening serbice.

Notices for the week: I

Monday evening. The adjourned
business meeting of the Y. P. S. 0.
l. at the pauonage. to be telhwetl
’Dy aaoclal hear. Every member is
;invited to attend. and to bring one

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The new tire house is now being
patted inside.

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Ilse Gertrude Snider has been en-
tertaining sat-014m month.
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D. L. Batman hos purchased a six-
cylinder Buick and she a Buick run-
about.

The lethedlet Emrth League is
planning to five an entertain-ant in
the Town Hall on leech is.

 

Ladies of tin Contrxatlonal
Church held a cake sale and liver
tea at the home of Mn. ’I'heofhre T.
Austin yenerday afternoon.

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Charles Haggerty. of this town.
was arrested by Cannabis Bates
and Green Thursday for intoxication.

The Conventional Yours; People's
Bsclety held an "mow" social in
the church rooms last night.

 

The funeral of In. Newton H.
Cretoot. who died as Olin Bridp. in
the Catskill Mountains. on Monday in
her silty-first year was held yesterday
afternoon at her late home here. The
interment will be in New Carlson.

Judge A. 3. Beer! was approved
yesterday by Governor Holcomb as a
members of the board of trustees of
the Named. Home for Old Soldiers,
The applntme-t was made by the
department commander of the G. A.
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with friends at

 

Edward L. Lobe .n former student
of Westport, recently visited friends
here.

 

The Rev. and Mrs. Howard M.
Richard. of hiyrtle nvenue. are vie-
irllg' today in 'Wensn.

 

Curb have been received here from
“Jenn" Murphy. at student at the
Notre Dame university. who spent the
summer at Compo Beach.

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. According to heal tar-lore. all signs
point to an early spring. Former Se-
lectmen Robert H. Coley reported
seeing the first blue bird last week.
but did not my anything until he
saw another .on amount of it being
so unusual. He now says that he is

he has seen several alnce. Others re-
port seeing them and daily flocks of
ducks coming from the south slop
near the shorein this vicinity. Pussy
willm.,sre in full bloom and every
ashoolreom in town is decorated with
them.

George A. normal. the West side
grocer. refused an offer from Sher-
iff-elect Simeon Peace for the
pointment as local deputy sherll‘.
Mr. Darrow dld'llttle. if any. cam.
outgoing. but his son. Frederick G.
Darrow. is an aspirant for the job.

 

ILast night the members of the ion-

 

Itriend. .
1 Tuesday evening. A meeting of the;
[Dell Finger Circle at the parsonage.l

Wednesday evening. The monthly
covenant meeting to be followed by a.
business meeting. ’

Thursdny afternoon. The Ladieil't

B. Clever-Icy on Crew avenue. ‘
Friday evening. The rally of the.

South Norwalk. 1
Romance Methodist Church. [
Sunday. February 28th, 1915—1
10:30 a, 4m” morning worship. Text
for the morning sermon is. Phil. 6: B.
“Whataoever things are true. Whatso
ever things are honest. whatsoever
things are just, etc." 11:50 a. m..
Sunday school. Lesson subject is.
kmuel, the Victorious Leader cits
p. m., mpworth League. The topic is.
Wllnsame to Win Some. “11.0““
Mills b the lmdsr. 7:45 p. in. new
lug song and preaching service. Bub-
ject of the «min: sermon is Solo
man's Who Choice. All are welcome
;at these services. 7:5 p. m., Mea-
Idsy. regular monthly meeting of the
Official Board. 7:30 p. in. Thursday.
prayer meeting.

 

 

TWENTY-FIVE NEW TELEPHONEO.
Installed in womlir also. the La!
issue or the Directory.

Following is a list of new telephones
that have been installed since the is-
suing of the last list. Cut this out and
paste in the back of your directory:

 

 

 

 

7 Name. Tel. Re.
bad George Brown. rated 80; Wilfred Mrs. E. K. Books ing to something over 816. Haggerty
Taylor. rated 110. and Charles Tobey. W Baptist Church Activities .‘ 72 Woodward Ave. 51641 paid up.
rated 80. I—o: Int Index the pastor took a; Bosch.
' Idense or the helium boys on a We; mm“ A“ 576.5 Noroton Heights is looking forward
Although all Norwallr took an active “Elke" on West Norwalk where din- Ge W Conn. J towards one big- surprise in life. base-
~ in sale! Ill. yesterday. Ludlowfnel' was w ma ‘ camp . fire. 0- . To hell. and plans are already started
I 95 Main St. 3474 for the senses. At a meeting of the
«Day. the residents of the East Side each boy preparing his own. Jon 8 Cole _, 8mm. 1‘.th t“ we“ the
W3 particular interest in the "out. 'rm WI all declared their will?! drill-amen. Ave, mut'foilowing were elected omcel-s for the
no tablet commemorating the pur- mg: of the day and their desire ms rdv Craw .year: James Bennett. preside-r: Fred
ldsse of the town site of Nor-walk Mmdauslealoysble trips may, ° ' ' IAustin. vice—Mot; Charles Ben.
- . > I 11 Hartford place. 349-4 .nett. treasurer; Howard Selleck. sec-
mm a” Indians. by Roger Wk)“ b. m 5 103 A. Drury rotary: John Bartoes. MIC". €an
dyeusngqstands It the junctions! “. m animo- the A. W. i listen Ave.’ 5514 Lu Roach. assistant menu»; Ed-
mory Boulevard and m m T. able hell n social meeting at the Eli ii Gilbert ward Prince. captain; Lester Cakes.
list Norwalk. Another stone erected home of Ira. (mules Morris. The i lziwest Main. St 865-5 irritant manifest: xKrocl k.ugxa Braid
.. -‘ ' - “339039 0 U l’ VB ‘
ea, E9.“ avenue marks where the m afternoon was spent in an iniormaitmm R. Green. zls. Frank WW“, Funk Lynch and
nesting house‘ever built in Norwalit dim-aim it Bill“ for the future! 28 Burrltt Ave 776A Charles Oekes.
load. on East avenue is the famous w'erk of t. 0h.- Refreshments . ill b rd H Fitch
rankee Doodle House." now in need cont-unset rostrum and cake werei :13“ st ' “an; In. Serah J. Brown was gim s
:of great repair, Iau'vrill by the hostess. i it E ' dt :blrthdsy surprise party yesterday at-
j» -- - 'i Tuesday evudng the SunshineIMV“ ' oer ' 1352.“.temoon by her somnev. Herbert 8.
’;in the pool tournament game Pill Weavers' Ch: held a: Washington. 23 Mel-win St' Brown. pastor or the Dal-ion Congre-
last evening in Hefner's East Wann- Sash; h the Sada-school in the ' Mrszs. Kearney. gstional Church, at his home on the
jagton street pool and billiard parlor. W rooms. The rooms 14 Leonard 5“ Alibi Post Road. The omssioa was in cel-
Trank Readmsn. rated 100. had little mattraetlvely decorated in theIW- *- Ketchum. . ebrstion of Mrs. Brown's seventi-
Mculty in trimming Constable Hen- mun-st odors. and also the class 9933“" A“ 12“" fifth birthday. There were twelvr
Seltser. who was rated at 70. The cola-s or yellow and white. The mem- “an“ 9- WW“- ladies who attended, and Mrs. Brown
“more was 100 to 42. Mr. Sandman has d the class were dressed in 33 WW A” 784.5 was showered with my, She was the
alone 13 bun, the highest run or the (lei-h! style. the «one being of Dr- J- 0- 1““HK recipient of many beautiful bouquets
home. The" score follows: , the ele- ealnrs she. and the young 9 W3“ Gt. ‘9‘ of flowers, and mushrooms suita-
neadman—ioo. Seltzer—70. ladies were very attractive in their Mm Ethel M- PM“. ' ble to the anniversary dste. Mrs.
s—a more. win-unsu- sow-I sud DOW- 33 ”NW“ A“ “73“ George l... Pratt. or Fulton. N. v.,' and
9 dual his. . R0119” 5' 1° ‘5 25" Store. a sister of Dr. Brown. prepared the
11 The pegs-am. consisted of readings 28432.8“ m1“ at “8 dinner at the Congregational parson-
. 20 and seem and musical seleo Salvation ml res. °t “Ml are. and made ready a most attrac-
2: . .tissa. ' 11 05W“ A“?- 1949 live looking- table. The spirit of the
so i nosing rm- a rustic bridge proved Salvatore 3mm. mes-ion was clearly manifested. and
27 of asset-m to the younger st~ 23 “$100" Ave. “3'4. Ire. Brown resolved the. well wishes
‘ 34 lands-ta. and the sand was soon ash- 3°“ Martin L 3‘9”: from her friends lor many more all-
35—L 'Ied ed. 12% Hamilton Ave. 373'” ulverssrles. Mrs. Brown is exceed-
40 . rompers-m sold and de- Ema 1 Ellen“. ingly active despite her years. and
, d: immuthepaatonasalso MoKnlwalaea , 113“ whmhnm'orosm‘. The
’ \ ‘ an “unsung fie-tare. Sherbet and Helen 5‘17“- ; _ ladies who were present were: Mrs.
“It Mt marked the end of "IO cskowesaalaasaldaad s goodly sum} 41 Spring St- 133“ lanes. Selleck. Mrs. Cyrus ill-coo.
m 106W 0' special WIN“. was lull-ad h the treasury of the T116 VIM Tailoring 00-. llrs. George Gallant. lire Sarah New?
‘I‘IIVAvsnse'ILECllnreh. Forms... . “ 17 So. MainSt. , , .3“ comb. MuChrlstlne 3W0. Hrs.
- ., “on. nut mar mm. the-- unstructured-sous: Miss Emmi: c. vellum. “Miss Jones and ills. mayhem.
~.- lure um um sell- More: m was. iris- unis Outlooll Ave. MI! all or Norwsll: llrsl srlssr; sells
, It: $9.th h,“ mm seas-ll. rule-st. nus Marielle 3. L Witmmr. dict. noises mu: iris. overblown.
”0110th to! remarkable deal-a. Melt may. lliss Rhoda Jar- - 155 Wsabim 8t. 1305911. New Canon: In. Clarissa Boston.
Motrin foundadttlnscllmh-‘ . . “sessile Semis, W. Lilacs. Jr. . as New torn sneaks. (tsetse L. Pratt.

 

doses! these services. mfmuvanouwrm. Bessie

 
 

 

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dsavor Society of the Congregation.
alcharch are an alphabet social at
the church. The many

! were rewarded with a most delightful ‘1

evening.

 

The [Adles' All! Society of the

Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. A.lc°"m‘°°“ cm“ 1"“ I "Mil

tea and calls sale yesterday afternoon

lat the home of Mrs. T. W. Austin.

shtlfylng.

 

James cm one of the town‘s
characters. was taxed no and costs
by Justice Dance. who held court last
night. Cnnmila was charged with de-
frauding his boarding mistress of
Nonstop Heights. on! of a board bill.
Cosmos will M go to tail to
work out thesis;

The Young People’s Society of the
Presbyterian Church of Newton gave
a supper Thursday evening in‘ the
chapel. to a large number of people.
After the supper all adjourned to the
church where the organist. Richard
1". Shelton. in. entertained with sev-
eral organ selections; and Dr. Carlos
Martyn delivered an interesting lec-
ture on southern California. illustra-
ted by 70 line colored slides.

- Charla Marry dulged" too
much last Thursday. and before Con~
stable Bates had locked. him up. he
had created quite a nuisance. lie was
arraigned before Justice Dance night
before last. on the charges of drunk
ounces and breach of the peace. Find-
lag bird «flu. the court. imposed it
due of $5 and costs. the total amount-

 

 

 

but because of his youth may not
Ilaad it. Young Darrow hes a strong
Inscking .end‘mnny of the town's in-
tflueatiel merchants favor him. Edgar

who attulded ll. Perryand Fred Gerhsm are also .

uvorallly ‘mentioned. Perry has
strong influence among the members
In! the Republican Town Committee.
Ilir in a. native of the town and has
slways worked in the interests of the
Republicans. it is apparent that
‘flheriflfi’f‘ “ is using his best judg—
lmsnt in mug a local deputy and u
better man then G. A. Darrow could

Town tuition of c. n, societies him“ ‘3“? W“ WI“! wand“. IndInol be found, but because of his busi-
9the results from all sides were most ,ncas. Mr. Dermal does not feel as it,

[he could fulfill the duties as well as
he would like to.

Stgl‘Berllard & Co.

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Mrs. William A. Jones is on the
atoll list. ‘ .
The Red Cross Sawing Society met
my W with fire. Slick-
ernasn. in South Wilton.

 

Henry Smith. of Bud Hill. cele-

nary. ‘F‘rlddy. February Zilh.

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from s Visit with her sister.
John Cummings. in Goshen.
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Mrs. M‘Birdssll spent Wedncs- I
dsy in South Not-walk with her I
daughter. Mrs. Edward Fagsn. :

Mrs. Arthur Cushing is the posses- 1

 

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Maple sap must be running unusw
oily curly this year as maple trees
were topped about on Feb. 22nd. and
the sacchaulne fluid is flowing freely.

covery.

 

W. Is Deter were- moved by train on
Handouts Wbdnngfoad. where he has
purchased a house. taking up his resi-
dence in that place;

 

rho-Whilst Cl‘uh met Tuesday arise
noonmirlth'nrs. H. 6. Thomson. and
a delightful afternoon was passed.
Till-so tables were in play. The club
will meet Tuesday. March 9th. with
Mrs. William St. John Comstock.

 

-- The Colonial Exhibit held Saturday
afternoon and. evening in the Town
Hall attracted; many people from
Want an .weil‘es Wilton. Those
raving the affair in charge were Mrs.
Arthur flushing and lilies Katherine
Sturges. The various hued samples
or imcient handiwork hung or draped
iii-ins interior. and the plants kindly
loaned. bny‘lorist Hickman» .of South
Willamgdpi'te made the old Town
Hallesceslr of beauty. Refreshments
weressrlled: by girlish waitresses in
War-Acid Land Syne. . Other
members oflgzthe League were gel-bed
in- t 'eff'eshlbns of the early part of
the Will Cemnry. Miss Angie
Pearl-sadism“! been the pan of
mums-labors and music enliv-
seaj'di Mlligms‘rn‘oon sud evening,

9”“ who loaned quilts and
”or; Elli-s. A. B; Gordian.
miss . ms. nun-re
(3th ii}; . Sonar' .Illtsa ngriett
39.70““ wow. 1:. Hart and
will ’1 Granary. The receipts
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podtive it was a blue bird. because}

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brated-hisrm-flm weddlns anniver- fittest 1v

Mncllsary Chlchester has returned i

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hire. Hannah Ambler is convoles~ .
clng from her recent illness. and her:

lyesr. notwithstanding the days during Bil—Keyser St.
iwhicli books could not be given out to!

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the children because of the qusran-‘ssz~xersu- st. and on Pond sea

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Many 01 1‘1? Muslim", 9'19““ 0'? Among the activities of the LibraryI sis—Shore Haven. (Tel.)

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Lewis F. Griebel has been in Chl-
cugo for ‘aeverzll days on business.
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1. Miss Hazel Hunger is now employ-
'ed as bookkeeper in the (‘entral
Pharmacy.

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. Miss Helen Rogers returned on
:Monday from a two weeks’ visit to
{Port Rico.

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! Portals have been receiVed from
‘W. Stanley Lockwood. who is in Fort
Meyers. Fla.

 

The meeting or F'alrasld Panama
.Grange will be held at Cannon on
finest Wednesday.

 

Only about nine property owners
Appeared before the Board of Relief
this year to enter complaints.

 

The Owenoke Campfire girls will
‘meet with Miss Emily Anderson this
afternoon.

 

A delegation of Weatport firemen
inspected the apparatus in the fire
home here on Washington's Blith-
day.

 

Stephen Bishop has mmpleted the
interior decorations of the Michael
5Coleman residence on Green avenue.

 

 

‘ Mary Cooper. the ‘ slx-yesr-old
’daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry 1!.
(Cooper. was operated upon in the
jSlamford Hospital. Tuesday.

i Mrs. George Kellogg started this
.morning for Augusta. Ga. when she
will visit for several weeks with her
isos. Dr. William C. KeHOgg.

 

1 George N. Grefe has for tho past
:two weeks been superintending the
. pruning of a large orchard connected
with the Orphom Home at Riverdsle
Ion the Hudson.

 

Mrs. Stephen Hoyt went to Lake-
lville last Friday. where she visited
.over Washington's birthday with her
man Edwin. who is attending the
,l-lotchklas School.

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Announcement is made that the
next musical evening to be given bv
Miss Child. Miss Smallhorn and Prof.
Plunger will be in the Town Hall. eel
Monday evening. March 15th.

 

Luther A. Dickermnn. the nine-
year-old son of Mr. and firs. 11'. A.
Dickerman. celebrated his birthday
anniversag. New. by entertaining
seventeen of his friends at his home
OI Church street.

 

Mrs. John Rogers and. daughter.

' Miss Katherine left Boston last week

and. are now stopping in mm
George Hotel. New York. where they
upset to remain until the first of
April. 011 Monday Miss Rogers Rogers
made :1 flying trip to “I“ on nec-
essary business.

 

Stephen Bishop has the contract
'for painting the exterior of T. Bone.
act's redeem on Booth avenue. He
has also signed contracts for ninth.
the exterior of Edward Hnmnlsnll's
residence and garage on South Main
street. the Holly Slw'uson place ill
ill-walk. the Interior of E. J.
Brown & Co.'s meat market. and the
interior decorations in Woodrufr [ne’-
‘ming’s residence on Oenoke avenue.

 

 

lNClEASE lN NORWALK LIBRARY
BOOKt.

The regular meeting of the board or
directors of the Norwalk Library took
place last evening. Members present:
Dr. Harstrom. J. T. Hayes. W. A. Cur-

sor of an electric incubator. and is j t T.
arisen-fully hatching future broilers. i h‘ C. Balsam.

In the absence of the president. Dr.

' Harstrom was made chairman.

‘tion of tillover the same month last

tine.

the Saturday Story Hour to the chil-

Grsce Hanna.

The Library meeting. at West Ha-
ven. yesterday. was described by the
librarian. and the fact that Dr. Gre-r
gory had been made one .of the vice-
preaidents of the Connecticut Library
Association. stated.

Plane tor the Norwalk Library booth
at the coming Civic Exposition were
talked over. arrangements for this hav-
ing been leit in the hands of the presi-
dent, secretary and libraries.

-'-FIVE arm movies IT.

A Generous Offer, Cut out this ad.
melons with. 5 cents to Foley J: Con
Chicago. Ill. and they will send you
our lrll‘ packages» d Tony's Honey
and Tar Compound for coughs. colds.
croup, bronchial and infill” coughs;
Why Kidney Pills and Foley Gather-
tio Tablets. For sale in your town
u, all diarrhea."

, A mes MERCHANT.
advertises his goodsdf he cannot do
it in ”figs way. he uses the Sentinel
olessided “lm' Bale“ columns. Call
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No.
12 West st. opp. Franklin St. School
13 Concord Street. opp. School
14 Cor. Ann and Main Streets ‘
15 Cor. High St. and Bayview Ave.
16 Norwalk Iron Works Building
17 Car. Cedar St. and West Ave.
18 High School. West Avenue
2‘! Cor. Taylor Ave and West Ste.
33 Car. W St and Ely Ave.
2d Cor. Chestnut and Henry Sta.
25 Cor. Monroe and Main» Ste.
26 Lexington Ave. and Austin Ste.
27 West and Elm Grove as.
3 Cor. Washington and Main Sta
31 South Main or. peer Meadow
32 Electric Light Station
34 Cor. Clay and Spring as.
35 Cor. Havilarld and Water Sis.
37 Lockwood Mfg. Co.
4 Cor. Day and Raymond Ste.
41 Cor. r‘airdeld Ave. and Cedar St.
43 Taylor Ave. and South St.
43 Woodward Ave. end hdeadow St.
45 Cor. Burrltt and Quintard Ave.
is Cor. Woodward and Lowndes Au.
5 R A: G Corset (30.. Ana St.
51 Golden Hill and Elmwood’ve.
52 thhington St. Bridge
6! Freight Yard
St Norwalk Lock Co.
0 Hoyt's Theetrs
81 Reed a. and Putnam Ave.
7 Norwalk Hospital
8 Music Hall
9 Cross St.

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.NOIIWALI FIRE ALARM BOXES.
No.

15 Cor. Main and Wall Ste.

21 Holden Ave. and Union Place
22 Spring Hill and Kellen! St.

2‘ Union Park

36 West Ave and Berkley at.

27 Franklin Ave. and Lynes Place
31 Gas House (Private Box)

82 West Ave. and IMerwin St.

33 Harbor Ave. and Orchard 8t.
34 Chapel St. and Harbor Ave.

36 West Ave. near Armory

33 Ella Crest and Stevens St.

ll Cross St. and WiltOn Ave.

42 Main and North Ave.

43 France St.

5.“. Main and Catherine Ste.

53 New Canaan Ave. Cor. Fair St.
at Chestnutrnear Summer St.

55 Main St. and Union Ave.

62 On the Green. .

63 East and Lincoln Aves.

84 East Ave. and Durham Lane.

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”IE8. _
Fire heads-store. I Van but Street
» Telephone '17.
" e—Fltch: School (Watt).

Private bones win only be miles
for fire on premises where located

A telephone message to Bernie.
Station (706) between the hours of ii
p. m. and 8 a. m., glvhg location of
fire, an alarm will begiven from near-
outbox.

Second alarms are only to he giv-
en by the chief or acting chief upon
his arrival at the flu.

fi—Msrvin School (private).
212—East Washington and Fort Bis.
all—Van andt 8t. and Osborn Ave.
zit—mast Ave. and news. at.
all—Winfield St.

BB—Fort and Charles Sta.
lid—last Ave. and. m St.
228—88. John St. and “is Are.
332—Seavlew Ave. and First St.

 

 

Ilse interesting talk upon “01a Nor-i
walk." by ill. H. Fitch. was reportsd..1—0ne blast at odd times. testing or

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The bills for the month were audited . SSE—Boulevard and Second St.
many friends hope for her speedy re- iand the report read. » .The llbrsrian'sI 836—Cove Ave. and Fifth St.
report showed an increase in circula. 337—Boulevsrd and Blackstone St.

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(Tet)
and Pine Hill Ave.
(Tel)

(TEL)

Special Glennie

line open.

‘ dren by the volunteer service of Miss‘ 1—One blast at 8 p. m.. standard time.‘

1-1—Two blasts. fire out.

ll-ll—Twenty two. at 8 a. at. no
morning session of public
school.

11-11—Tweety-tvro, at 12:80 p. lit. up
afternoon session of public»
school.

llllllllll—Tea" blasts quickly calls
the some decorum-l, .

 

ROWAY’ION FIRE ALARII BOXES.

No. '

12 Highland Ave. to N. 1.. N. H. k
H. R. R. ‘

13 Hickory Bluff and Bell Island.

14 Pine P0lnt and Boron Point

21 Long Island. &und to McKinley
St.

22 Pennayer St. to: Cross St.

“Cross St. to Railroad

24. Railroad to Broohside

0 “Centrnl.." McKinley St. to Penney.
er (West Side) ..

15 White Bridge north to Brook-ids

16 White Bridge 8. ills-to Long Island .
Sound

ng Island .

Sound.

One stake of hell at odd _ times in-
dicates teal-lug; two strokes of bell.—
limit-1.1 fire is trill: lanthanum or

e thus 144- tabs I'M
oil.- A third or alese'ehrlns indicates .