“All”?! Morale“ (or thel
mmnuouotthe Mud
L' is new nearing completion “1L
”mowmetMV
L . mmmisabaguty,‘
M‘ limitless-mot
VMy. a; handsome Mm oi the
aid the toliowlag description
has oi the many things which go
o in Not-walk." appeared in last
Me:
This new motor boat was designed
by “Norris M. Whitaker, and has on
overall length of is feet, with a
“-5112 test. and t tseteincnes
drought. She is to be equipped with
a tour cylinder, oighty horse power
ills-heck, mewviotor motor, which
meld enable her to, attains speed in
Semen oi thirteen mum an hour.
As she is intended to cruise up and
down the coast and take things as
they come her construction is good
land strung. Her owner is a real
yochtsman who is not afraid of wasth-
or. so: this, reason the draught is
mt minced, Land the boat is not all
on top 01! the water. The training
w
ing._ up to the water line, is white ce-
lat. slid the top sides are yellow
pine. The trim inside and out is nuts
Ward do: it. the joiner work is
. hitO’L enamel to avoid making the
’bost dark inside
Tha’ how has stowage
when and lines. Then comes the
..ewners stateroom, with double berth
n one side and seat on the other.
L‘Uhdei’ the berth are drawers and it~is
raised well oif the door. The door to
the lavatory has a full length mirror
Ind there is a bureau agaihst the
a! LLLLIlelLililheild. The entrance from
LL dock to this stoteroem is directly
train the bridge. and there is also a
Mo skylight and several ports to
give adequate yentilation. The bridge
do on the line oi the main sheer
moulding and is seven and one-half
”long by the full width of the
,‘
”handler and fuel tanks are under
dge, with quarters ’or the
“finder the bridge the headroom
dim .ieet. except at the forward and,
Quilt has full headroom
vents are run down from
’ Lat onch “end to give good
on. The after house con-
’ a dining saloon. which can he
s stateroom by extending the;
transom. At the forward end oi this‘
Louso is an oil- skin locker on one
.9 o: the entrance and lavatory on‘
titers This house can be eaten;
L either end, and by leaving the
‘ a. drought can be bad right
The galley is at the after
or ”the house, so the smells will
L‘oetom. and the icebox is underl
o otter deck. The galley is titted?-
‘ sink and drain board on one side
0 dining saloon is all mahos‘i
. .LQ galley and engine. room;
in cypress. The motori
. one can be had anywhere
slots of. closots. buffets
' tool or:
his boat or "this due.
uo‘suocessor bas‘VL‘i-lleen pain.
he the- place of illdward “ B.
rlc starter and electric1
' his father several.dsys-ago§ ‘
.. -Chlfih are of;
M thinnest to East Sldsrs. They
are a bill relating to the taxation and
leasing of shall-fish groundo and . ol
measure concerning taxation of shell- '
fish. A number at East Side oyster
”thinks so the W
M Waist Yacht Club at Now which will be on hand to oppose these‘ ’
Ammo
Several hundred of the East BideV
school children were among the hapi
p, delegation from schools all overLi
W's edition of the New York the city who yesterday afternoon;
were brought to the Amory. by theiri
teachers, to inspect the many wonder-S~A
inl booths. etc.. that are there to be
soon. The scholars marching in or-=
darly lines along the streets yester~
day from their schools to the Arm-
cry on West avenue attracted some
little attention
frank Merriam. oi Hawkins ave<
.nue. is confined to his home because shts silent yesterday in New York
1 w
1 Herbs]!
of an attack of illness.
Arelel Cameron, Sn, who has been
ill at his home on Hawkins avenue
for some little time is rapidly llli
proving
The home of Mrs.
rant on Gregory Boulevard, last ev
enlng use the scene of the regularL
is of oak, and the keel and deed weekly Lenten service of the Christlnm‘sm was a visitor mil-01'~lt)WIl,e
wood are especially heavy. The piank- Episcopal church parishioners There \esterday
The minis '
was a large attendance.
ter in charge, Rev. T. F Caskey,D
'..D of Bouthport, spoke, with fever, on
hogan“ but in the cabins. undel- the the abollahment or capital punish inlgsd
moot, drawing lessons from the Holy
Scriptures to uphold his view. The
this was a most earnest one, and
room for deeply appreciated. The next meet ‘
log will be held at the home of one
of the members of the church on
Wednesday evening of next week.
A movement is afoot which is of
general interest to local oystermen.
The board oi directors of the Asso-
elated Headquarters of Oyster Deal
are. at national-ti lite: filed within
an excellent plan to boost the oyster
as a food. A committee of five is to
be appointed from the organization.
which will be known as the commit-
tee on Standardisation. whose duty it
will be to collaborate and cooperate
.with federal and state authorities to
the end that a proper standard of
,solidlty may be established that will
be fair and equitable to the oyster
industry and which will also insure"
the ultimate consumer is proper val-
ue. Thezeneralshbiect willbeta‘lten ‘
Vup of seuiring the stamp of approv-
oi oi the Pure Food Department on
the healthitlhless of the oysters and
their desirability in every way as a
food. with the Video. of getting the
department on record (or the pur-
pose of counteracting the malicious
statements which have been and are
from time to time circulated through
the press of the countryLL
I.
The tug “Addie v 2d", m. morn-
ing, tosVed the lasts Gettingh‘anl from
the Nerwaik iron Works docks to
the wha'ri'ot the st.- -Geerse Pulp it
eve on the other-.11‘he later-i PM,“ Many. um], WK The
"new" is this afternoon wording in
Westport
TherWoman's .Iiuxllisry, of Christ
Episcopal munch,» isuin' session .this
atternoentst thehome of Mrs. .IWil-
llam H. Snidln, on Edliesvenue. The
regular weekly business is being
transacted.
. Fred Brown. of the East Side, ar-
rived in this city: today front. Yonkers.
N. Y., from which city he had been
aummohed" heeaudo of the death of
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Ayersllilaet
some, 'I'woradunday. evening guests
of the letters parents. -.;Mr and Mrs.
W. H. Wilson, in Fair-deld
m
V The oyster best mummifiei with
a number of East Bidets abroad. is at
present in the North killer, N. Y.
i
Frank Sturte- I
l season
List the devotional
.» merit committee. to regular amount
of the club will he held Friday ovenw
has been accepted by the aocioly
.L L E. Butterflies-o doomed laso‘
streohhsohadstdephomm _.
installed inhishooio. _,__ '1‘}
on. Estelle More. m’aubs-s’l
gut it memolhsroiotw'n m1,
Clinton Rewind, in Hominy street.
in movies. ,
m
Contai- asd lire Preston ii. Hart,
of tire-asti- street. have hora eaten
tsinins their son. Preston
Jr}. fl Bfmlm- ‘
“humidifiers: hssben'?
demmmif
the junior use School. in tho N
till Buddies. is death Norm lino
Jennings has been mm to tile
unsold School. and oucededs not
Peony. Helped.
Ines Ruth Kirk was a Lguest in New
York. yesterday.
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Mrs. Augusta Wallace is ill at her
home in Noroton Heights
..
Mrs. Gus llrunner of Noroion Hei-
M. Valentine will soon
change his residence from Darien to
Stamford.
...—......
‘ \‘elson Bouton has rented the Dav-
enpolt farm at Talmndge Hill (or the
”...—an—
Postmaster Austln of Noroton
Richter was the speaker
services in the
Methodist Protestant Churcm‘flanday
Re‘v. G. E.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Nero}
ton Heights Fire (,lompany held a
1meeting last night. The ladies are
planning to purchase a vlctrola.
v—— ~
! James Jordan at the Central gar-
age sustained a broken arm. yesten-
lea) morning. while at work on a cart
Vni his garage. Dr. G. H Nosoo attend-
'ed him.
1 An old~rashioned dance and a vic—
trolu concert will be .given on March
Fire Company's Ladies
nul‘clliary. Plans ale u tier warnto.
make this affair a plea at one. The
committee are Mrs. J. Moullet. Mrs.
Lina Deck. Mrs. Nichols and Mrs.
Charles Hsinds. .
.17 it; the
The Masons will meet in the lodge
rooms tonight.
L “a
Hattie. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Bradley. of Indian Hill
road. Saugatuok, is spending
.month% with "lauds infiew _Yorltolty
and“ llounb Vernon.
;W..Vj. V L._
Senator Frederick‘ld. s'slomon at
this town has been appointed conser~
valor over the estateot Chutes“.
Jennings of Greens Forms. of Fair;
field Judge of Probate Beoon Walls.
4
= "L new outs-track.
«tile 3'?
i
oils-summon has met
, ”IQ-v "P.
Fred J. Voile! has purchased a
W
flies Ethel Glossy has been illL Lat
her home in Park street.
Flam Mot Ho: York called on
friends in town. Sunday.
The mote officers will be suests or
Give Braaohmcii, D. M h. Thur-‘
satiny- evening:
45
Constable ‘l’ercy L Baker has been
kept rather busy the past week serv-
lng papers.
W
1“. CL. Banger has rented the Strong
ratings in Park street and will move
there about Msv l.
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An artesisn well is being bored on
property corned by Mrs. Clara M
Rhaiigaa, in West Nerwolk
Miss Susie V. Osborn of Greenwich
visited her sister. In. C. E. Brineli-
e,rhof! in Railroad avenue. Monday.
t
"Mayor" and
lloctostAvenue oe‘b‘b’l'ht'ed th’eir twee-l
ty-second wedding anniversary. Mon-
day. .-; . if”? '
Miss Mary Baden of Cleveland was
the weekend gho'ht or Mr. and him.
Maurice Davenport in Ponus Street.
Jolan Simmel was brought to .his
home in East avenue from the Nor-
wslk hospital, Tuesday. He fractured
his ’leg two weeks ago
rm .
The lnitlatory degree was conferred
on a candidate by. Woodstor Lodge.
‘ No.87, 1.0 0 E. lionday evening.
The meeting unlucepilonaly well
attended. .
. Rehearsal rel show
to be sivenggythmnnwgi the New
(‘anann bond will commence next
week The troops will be existed by
several local singers. "
M I
Charles. Libs yohnn son .9! Mr. and
Mrs Charles Bradley of Summer St.
returned to his home from the Stam-
ford hospital. last Week. H. has been
ill of pneumonio.
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L Miss llabel: “will entertain the
Owsnelio Camp Fido Girl al- Lher home
on Main street. fiaturday attemoon.
Her brother, been seat. will give a_
talk on "Elm lung;
The menthly meeting at the school
Monday cloning. The usual bills were
nries. A committee consisting oi
Harry Kelley. Aimmhr McKendrlck
and Stephen Koeier was appointed to
investigate and report on a new play»
und tor the school children. The
committee hau’soveral places in view.
auemllnuhindon ..sad the defoli-
oration of those ”RM"
sons sani’l
man. ,
W
in the gymnssium of the
school this evening the Staples High-
* school basketball team will meet. the 3m Alana, Sits resided.
Norwalk high seconditsnhv. The some
ly struggle is promised the fans
The funeral of Dwight E. Hewitt
of Weston. who died in that town
;V Mdnday at the age of 75 your! wees
held from the into home this after-
noon With the Rev. Thomas VBenoton
ofliciatln. The interment followed in
Nortield cemetery . -
dog belonging le Th L
or observation or
will gather in the Halo} street r90 ,
to enjoy a smoker {to pioneer talk
being prepared for by the entertain-
ing. The resignation?“ Clinton Weloh
elm L mid. u'yL urchins; charts:
M
going or the sell
locslr.
will start at eight o clock and a live-:1
L FIRST DOIE ERBLC lNDIGEBTIOLN,
Next» Monday evening the members L
or the newly formed Westpo‘i‘i? ‘ci
by L. L; Modunovich. A good time is 'L
surface of the timetables. erelods
u
Masai-suns, sin and on
tumult by the New liaison nu
__ - Boston and Maine railroads .
brill; about better railroad service tor
. L'ali mutate inductees upon meatballs .
451mm toaaeurioihsadopf
L in lull the resolution reads.
. t
unis. 8. Knapp of
Bonrdvvashold lathe Town Hath,
approved us well as the teachers' no.11
The volume 0! the saline matter luggage at M Someririile Board at?
the ocean is somewhat more mm;Ms~emsupla .nou-d at trade.
anomalous“ cubic M sheer!- some» users or Trade. renew“.
‘ilng to the United States Geologic!) ero' Wood Baotou. Weymouth}
Survey. or enough to cover the entire Board of Trade.
L " LLiimaoeidL’Luia” LL. some domes? LL LL
am Maia Issuer Transits
Fever of Pending Lost-lattes. ‘Ir
rho ore-assemb- Slate new st .
Tulle. made up of fifty-three oi the V
leading mini minusc- or V
the State, at 'a meeting of its executive
council. on Rotary“. passed reeds-'-
iloos lame: the “sociologist."
w‘l‘ho‘ resolution Mood declares it to
be that ballet of the organisation that -
these measures mic moi-eve tbs ;
financial medium at the railroadsand
New "land It also calls upon the
[Wmtionouthsmv
fiummfiofldfl‘l’rsfleto use
lion of the padding Notation.
”WV“. Tilt tile lLlssi‘ulehuslctiaVi
stats Booed at Trade. in mention ,
loomed. loving meta“! muttered
its. present New mound railroad do.
nation and the various phases of the
im Modulation problem. favor the geai
oral sens-o or motion and «lo-l
:voiopuont Mounted by the Miss!
its. New York. an lam-mas start-
lord «Railroad Gummy and the pended
in; legislation recommended by the
trustuo oi' the Boston and Maine Roll:
reed. believing that these measures, it;
carried out, will result. in improving
gills financial conditions of the milrosd§
corporations and the service noose
nary to the proper development of thoi;
commonwealth and New-England; andl:
in turthoram of this position urge'
upon every constituent body of the ao-i
sociatiou and their entire membership
Ltho desirability of promoting this so“
lion in every possible way by personal
aloft and the use of legitimate lnfilbi“
once upon members oi the inglela- ;
i
n
“’0- ;
The lassodhuseiis Stale Briers off
.Tnde to made up of the following pub‘
limbodles: Ablnltoll Board of Truth“
Arlington Business Men I Association,
Beyerly Board or Trude, 'Bosion Board
of Fire Underwriters. Boston Chamber
“Commerce. Boswn Fruit and Pro.‘
dildo Exchange, Boston Market Gar-
dedsrs' Wiles. Boston Mule
"lltursdsy, April let. 3 P. 'M.
fine the M Sewing Machine Given
Away Absolutely Without Casi
IN ORDER TO demon—
strate the Super‘ibi‘ity of this
remarkable SSWii'ig machine,
with its eight sets of ball L
bearings, retesciiio mévé
merit and its many other la—
V liar saying devices—An order
to prove how llllicLll better. it
is than any other' high-grade
. sewing ‘mschine, we-fiiave
L decided to spend 'a part of
our regular advertising ap-
propriation is presenting
some women in this city and
vicinity with one of these
splendid machines.
‘—
sewing machine absolutely
Some one will get this
without cost and whoever that may be, will have the best
sewing machine manuiacturedwit is so recognized by the
leading experts of the country. one of Within will be :here
x-‘.V
to demonstrate it the day of the awarding;
What to he to Participate
Every woman, whether she is a customer of this store
or not is invited to participate in this awarding, which
will take place Thursday, April lst at 3 p. m. Every one has
an equal opportunity Absolutely no purcahse will be re-
quired and no money consideration will be accepted. Cou-
pens have been distributed to cvcrv house in Norw'alk and
vicinity. llill out your coupon at once and bring it to our
sewing 'machinr department. If you have not received one.
call at our sewing department and get one—it will cost you
WA .1. Aggcvflcdi‘im Co
1 fiv—uf
'1‘ a Aosoolotlon, Boston Retail like"
L ’Aoaocintbn. Boston Stationhrs”
in. Boston Wholesale Qro-V
cel‘o' Association. Cambridge Board at
Tulle. Chieopee Boom oi- Tulle, bed-
:32) Business Winner and slam;
race. But Bridsowster hoard cl.“ .
irrade. Fitchburg Board of Trade and?
Vldoflhlto‘ Aolocllliou, ll'ramingllam
:fidsrd of Trade. Gloucester Board ot'
Haveriiili Boon! of Li rods. 1.“). i
grain Chamber of commerce. landlin-
our Board of froth. Lowell Board at ‘
L'Trnde.‘ Maiden. Board of Trade. Mattel
hold Board of Trade, Marlborough
Board 0! mac Massachusetts llutual r
Eire Insurance .Unlon. Mus-schedule
'Siote Pumaeoutiali Association. KW}
i
Board of Trade. Nslick Commercial
“mint. Needhosl Business Association
lulu aura of Trade. New Bedlam
Board at Trude. New ”#9 Dry:
Goods Association, New Walnut- 1 ,
were Dealers' Association. Vow siblg- i
land shoe and booths: Associationl
14me new oi Trade. Nae;
wood «Booed oi Trade. Paint and Gill
unanswml’owym IV
of Worms! Publicity ..a-lncis '
Mon. Quincy Board stem balm
L'Eiil‘ornm use. auction «ours.
'L‘LBoekiolld Cotonou Club. Sol.
Whitman Road oi
Trade. "
to novel‘s
dlo'horo Commercial Club. Jililiord’: ..
L_ Melton m'limu Milo.
one: mum—ii It’s McCall its Siyhsh
...m m mm Want , '
nos. ooh-sells: W
..Lobtaimhloosllyinuc-V LL
.. 0mm“ of”. ._. ,
‘ ”ii‘rflehosl
fashions
orenow hero in the
menu. I_ .i
liT'i‘ER‘llS
Aid». on saw L
DRESS
GOODS
‘- The latest styles are
“‘ anally reside at home
‘ « 3 .Qucclla L~~Lgagy to use L
m his new OWL
upshot 1W,
A use Morita:
Wreaths it: me, it.)
ill ml!" ui
tor topsoil Wis
Micah him“ not:
in are Motrin: “3 0"“
new enti‘ atmrille
were]! «we
Philly and boredom at. at». .
it you pare for his“ hdir; that
tour with metrics lsV radiant
lth lite; has an incomparable soil-
of“! L
0t course you know hewhzuchéin demand Towels for fancy -
‘. work are and we are fortunate in presenting the largest variety.
to be found anywhere. ~LV‘ “ . » .
‘ There are runner! sari! resume in beautifully cm-
L . L393“ hitter“; mother styles especially adapted for mono-V: ..
Edam. embroidered border designs and crocheted edges.
also omit ‘ exams to match
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