stop will be at Howell. The)! intend
gr,
l
to visit the Panama-Pacific Exposi-
tion. . ,
Francis Huyler. of Rnwayton ave;
one, after a week‘s illness. has re-
sumed his duties with Loon-bury &‘
Son, plumbers. of Darien.
Word was received here last week
to the effect that ohn Cleverly. who
is attending Rennsailear College, is
antler-ins with an attack or the
mumps.
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FEAST NORWALK‘
NEWS
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.y. gm,
The Rowayton school closed at one
outgrow
o’clock Wednesday afternoon. to al-
low the teachers and pupils to attend
the industrial and Civic Experiment lit
the Norwaik Armory. , '. '
m Riley, of Pie-nut 5”} m nllht. and that body will con-S
gem yesterday with friends in Still": In- the We choice. OtherI
‘ lroufluebuuineeevflicomsupfor dis-
cussion tonight.
ArAnewmototisbeinginr-taned mg
to notOI‘vboat “‘Ruuawal’” by the At the meeting yesterday afternoon.
W. PM H038~ 1:0! the Men's Class or the East avenue
_ ill. 1:. Chumhfluliemnsementswerel The Bankers‘ and Brokerl' Welt
.r‘ -Wk Hummus, 0‘ Sl- an mm for the on.“ annual sniside Bowling team. captained by 9-
met. yesterday was a visitor
at W’Llhrmm and m“ timelD- Pardee, will meet locomotion
it. home of friends at White Plains. {The link Trust Company team. under the lead-
‘ “u be held in the base‘lersllip of Russell Themes of Roway-
l
g . mount of the church on East avenue 't ‘
~ . I: on, tonight at the Palace in South
80 improvement is reported in tits and mines to be a most pleasant lNOi‘thlk. The rivalry between these .
’ ’ with” of I'v‘rank 1' Merriam, “ho is success. The We! of the evening .two teams is very‘great. and this
mused to his home on Hawkins avo- Vill be ma Hm w J *H Bohemian ‘morning the rumbling a! large wag-
“Mill pneumonia. ’Tho wives and .wémi! ' s of ll‘éiers on the outcome could be heart!”
' ”’ numbers at the class will be the]; lF
r 'll‘re L one, em 10 the Red \ Another brush and forest lire on
nit y p yed by guests of the "W- iSaturday afternoon and evening kept l
U“ my'rozwlzlnifiolr‘rgftlyorsvalg‘): wilful; l“ number of the residents of the
t» N .. 6 . m
, I PW],
_ ‘plaoe busy. and necessitated a call for
.4”,- Sunday with local relatives. , l lthe services of the Rowaytun Fire
R0 AYTON
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gllepartment. An effort was made to
wwwwevav.‘
2clear up the brush and leaves Gill
:‘property near the dcilm- and "‘3’
Miss Marie Moore. of Loge‘n Street.
is ill at her home here.
Mrs. Richard W. Law and her
daughters. muses Baron and Harlan
Ehave returned from a. visit to New
tYork. and will occupy the G. ’W.’
Smith residence on Prospect avenue.
Darlen. for a month. while Mr. and
Mrs. Smith are away.
M
b“
. , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bedouin. 0‘.
' Newark, N. J.. were visitors on the
4,, Mt Side over the week-end. Mrs.‘
“than is the daughter of the late‘
’_ John Wesley Brown. or Ludlow street.
flames went beyond control. Sererali
mun tried to extinguish them. and d ‘
cull woe sent to the Rowayton‘ Hose .
(limgpngmlpr. assistance. tier; setup,
ihard work the tire was put out.
w
'l‘omol'row evening the regular Samuel Weed of . z The members of the Reliance So».
Vaseline of the St. Agnew Guild. of ill with an attack “0333315." eet' ‘3 ‘cial Club, or this place. will meet to—*
ma Episcopal Church. will be held. _ fmorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock,
”the play. which is to be given after Edward Vincent of Westbrook, Ct. ‘
.flster. will probably be rehearsed ai- ‘3 Visiting at his home here.
V . w the transaction of routine business. "‘”
" DARIEN
2i ‘ “2&3” .
lNgllOTom
«uhdfl‘.
Miss Mable Watson is spending it
few days with reiltavos in Standard.
, The Men's Class of the East Avenue M”. w"
II. it Church yesterday enioved to the Miss Mildred Cuslnmn, of Logan
Niall their interesting discussion on atmet. has returned from a Visit in
*"Thel’ower of an Aroused People." N" Y0”!-
”were was a good attendance and the Mrs. Edward “mm. Mm “swam
- Ipiril manifested was most encouraa- “we,“ weeks uut-ot-town. has re.
.‘ilis. 'turncd home.
"the name of August Billenstein is M”. Clara Bovde. or “onion!
3min: mentioned as district commie 3'9“"9- " “N" m be ”“t “9““ ““9“
new to succeed Edward 13. 31mm.“3 "’"g “m“ m
Amumber or Other names have been Mrs. Marshall Buxetr. is cntertuln- 3| MTG. W. ll. Smith. is visitinz “mill? 5
' jut toward as possible suocessorswlng hm- mother, Mrs. Frank nomns, gliorl rrlemls. 'l
~ The district commissioner's meeting; for a tow days. 3. :
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Miss May Morrlsuu, spent the week ,
0nd in Dlulbury. S
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John Walsh continues ill at his
home in the Lower Perish.
tonight, will decide the question. '
1 Mrs. Warren Smith. of West Side
‘ . l . .
l‘ m: . avenue. is spending several dots in
James lesson. ion. rly oi houth.New York City.
‘ . _ v i Selectman (1. B. Wukemun. is about
. Norwalk, now of Newark, N. J., you, ..~ ‘uuln utter a seine with «grip.
tel-day visited local friends. Mr. Masri Br. and Mn Fred Hart, 0f Ray 1
sen has secured a permanent position , mond street. spent Wednesday in Mt. l
.; as assistant manager of one at the Vernon. New York. 1
. {a e Woolworth stores in N k3 l ‘
’ uni bein mm to r d t th will. 'l 1‘" finale '0“?- 0' M“ WWW-l
‘ ' " g it re 0 at pace‘lm Y..apent Sunday ‘wlth her semi
1mm ,F‘llfihlnfi- b- ‘l. iChuI-les 1!. Petty. l
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tltnnloy (”nit-y. has taken a position
in the Boston Agricultural School.
Mrs. Frank Ferris. has returned
from it {our d:ids' visit in Bridgeport.
M .
Mrs. Willard Clifford of Godlmy
street, is entertaining her sister. (mm .
Rowaytnn I
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_ Al'BUll‘alarm. yesterday. was 'pllon-l Miss Jenn Dufull, of
all into the Mayflower H. 1% L. Com. lVenue. spent the week—end
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wy‘siguarters on. Ten Zuni street friends .n parlour).
.‘ FOB en l .
which t ts of Wme “an“ 0" Miss Ethel Raymond, oi’
. 5 reel a‘glass-fire was mgmg-lmud. is visiting her aunt,
The films enuallsered nearby nous; man. or State Line. Mess.
fuel but the loci firemen made about
Moi extinguishing the blaze. l
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The adjourned riding or the last ‘8' m“:
males of games for this your in the; "in “mm Whiting of Rye \' Y
noble tournament of the fire deport-l home. after spending several days ;
" ~ " i spendhca low due with Mr. and . .
W'iu- Norwalk. for the Riordan cull. ;n [m Tutu-d. gt Tokeneke. ;“’“h M“ 6‘30”“: Ya‘erb‘m' l
. l ,
1' be held on Thursday evening 0"» ' l , The one transfer of Real estate in
this week in the quarters of the May-l he A. W. fl‘. Glass held a regular down. last week. was 0, cheep”,
.9 “9"“- ‘e‘ L Company, 0!! Van WWW“?! meeting. Md” afternoon. IBruno to Gennnm Frate. Moorslnnd
‘ ' The'loeel company holds third at the horns or In. 11. E. Anderson. ‘l‘crmce.
. .. - _ .
l E. D. Smith. 11'. and Miss E. Prob" , .
-’ loll, New York. Iyent Sunday with Mr. 1 ”Ir-0323138231 sstfistfficntell’eirhufil‘r: :
“The. second or a most interesungspfaud Hrs. mm Parker. at Tokeneizc 3 men » .
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' ..._ . Chester Fencher. and family in
otlectures,’ “St. Paul, the Rubin-l EBridgeport.‘
Ithe Dawn in Britain," last even-l
I
Willem H.‘ Bniflin and family. Ofl
: . t Bonds visiting
‘ ill Christ Episcopal Church’ M Nowell alien y .
river-ed in a stirring manner. by the:
W lire. Jens 80min. at Raymond street.
later in charge, Rev. T. F. Caskeyfi
{RD}. of ‘Soutllport. The many oi.-I
ding the services appreciated the
actor's talk. 3 u... ”.1 mg. Elmer Case, of south
‘ _ .. y . , INN, m to move into Frederic
Him Von Viegenen, formerly . of lapmwer’s residence in leweyton ave.
the East'Slde, a. stepson of the latel ‘
nines Wesley Brown, of Ludkm:
_ roetl'is' now a student'ln the ruinousl
military academy of the United StutesI
government, West Point. . Mr. Van
Waterloo, who is well known locally.
h‘oeefiefd ills appointment some time
Granville Adams, has returned to!
Dark?” town. alter spending several weeks
M“ 1' ;ln Bridgeport.
! Orlandor Andrevvs and son. hovel
V Hrs Chauncey lines. 0‘ Bridgeport. iheen sawing wood by engine power,
spcutflnnday vitbllr. and Mrs. Dan- itor Hawley Williams.
infillowayton avenue. 1 ....
ers. Frederi‘ck Burrllt. has returned“
”——
Mrs. Q .F. Sharron. entertained a
[large number of ladies, at a meeting
1
‘ .hurcb Guild at her
Hills of Rowayton :ot‘ Emmanuel C ‘
evzzefi; et med irom a, visit with lBradley street residence. on Thursday
Mrs. Albert Stanfield. of Trinity Lake. 1 .
, The Weston Civic League, will soon
lbegin the erection of a hall, in the
‘Lyon’s Plolli section of the town on.
land nearly opposite Emmanuel;
church. -
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Little. and
niece, Miss Edna. Mlldrum. will re-
turn to their West Side home.
The two sons oi‘ Mr. and Mrs.
Hodge, of Norwalk. tormcrly of Ho-
wnyton. are seriously ill with pneu-
mania.
l ‘ ’ winter in New York. ;
; Mrs. Geri-it Smith, of New York,
'spent Sammy and Sunday at Token-
ieke. where she in: n handsome res-
} ldenoo.
Mrs. Stephen Godfrey. Mrs. Frank
links. Mrs. Louise Scott. Mrs. E. S.
l
, wheiname of Philip H. Fielding. thef The my, hm, cm. or the Meth-
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My way is on the bright blue sea,;
And many an eye has .foliowed ‘
lMy plumage bears the crimson
When fades the evening‘s purple:
lthre the pale sea grape
lSllllk down; without. a signal gun,
i saw the pomp of day depart”,
.‘thcn to the
‘ The
‘ Poace—dhat
—-iicury Warsworth Longfellow.
some!
THE SEA DIVER.
My Sleep upon its rocky tide:
me ., - » >
Where billows clasp the worn
seasxde.
blush ;
When ocean by
kissed !
the sun is
l
Jade
flush, '
My dark wing cleaves the ail—i
vcr mist. ‘l
ull many a fathom down beg
heath
The bright arch of the splendid
deep ~ ' l
My car has heard the seashell}
breathe [
O’eriiving myriads in tllciri
sleep. '
They rested by the coral throne;
And by the peariy‘diadcm; ‘
had
l
o’ergrown l
The glorious dwellings madeé
for them. ‘
night upon my. storm-drench'd,
wing, -
I poised above a helmet bark.
And soon i saw the shattered;
thing
i 3.
Had passed away and it'll no; '
mark.
3
l
1
:And when the wind and storm"
were done.
A shill. that had rode out the:
gale, /
And non: was-loft to tell the
tale.
The cloud resign” its golden
crown. no, -
heart
sailor's
’wcnt dotvn.
F
Peace be tothosc. whose graves»
are made ,
Beneath the bright and silver
seal
their reliés
were laid
With no vain glory and pagean-i
try.
ills. iiiillllf IESIIFES.
ocean's heating V
wasted corpse .
there ‘
i I MONDAY. MAR?H :5. “5”
’For Quality Groderies At Economy Watch 0U!“
Prices GO T0 Windows
A d . ~ D + ’
[1 {CW f avey S for out
§ Extra
Stamps
All This
Week so Washington St. - Southorsalk Priceg
rum 410 Best Service. m... Deliven.
This Sale rrom Monday, March ism nu Closing Sal. mm min.
Pure Comb Honey Pure Clover Honey
Regular 25c value. Cut to Large 12 oz. jars. Cut to
P20“ . / 15c, jar ‘
Swifts Smoked Shoulders Wm feeder
‘ 0.... 17 we ll}.
Sperry and Barnes Sliced Smoked I
Salt Pork
Beef
Loan and boneless. Cut to
Regular 15c Jars. Cut to
180 pound
10c jar , _
_What 25.; will All lsf'Ca‘tsup
buy at
Medium bottle 10c
DAVEY’S
. 15c
3 cans Solid Pack Tomatoes
Absolutely pure? .
Spanish Queen ‘
3 cans June Peas Olives
3 cans New Succotaeh
3 cans Lima Beans
Large 20c jar
3 cans Maine Corn
i
4
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' Sun Rav Matc'les
[Regular 5c
. 3for 10c
: Pure ppie Butter
Large l5c jars
, 10c yer
i aiifornia Pe (lie.
Large No. 3 calls. 18c va—
Large bottle ,
5c .
Gn’defiGiaitl 1 lil‘ .
’ inc. Cut to
3 cans Wax Beans None Better
12C can 3 can: String Beams 3! 0; bag
Jersey Pears 3 cans Baked Beans ‘ ' ’ ‘ p p ‘ _
~ 1 ' '3 cans Dutch Cleanser " 'l¥ . ' P - ,
Large ho. 3 calls. Acw 3 pkgs Atlas Cats 3 0 ”3 runes
pack”. Cut to ' ‘ . Fancy quality. ‘
3 pkgs. Atlas Farina . f ,
lZC can 3 pkgs. Pearl Tapioca 3 lbs 01' 3 7C
3'cans Campbell Sou s . . .. . .
CALIFORNIA 9 California Rue» .
3 lbs. Beet Caroline Rice
5 lbs. Beet Flour b
for. . 17c. V
‘ Regular 7c 1
‘ Pl ~.
Lgl! “lit llhw.
LargeCNo. 3 cans.’ Worth 115‘- Bflt PM“ .
18C. ill to : 4 2 M' ButApdcou' l .' l 5 ... M25: ,' ..".;:»«..'~
"120 3 is: .F;uit.;li;l& Petr ess Colfoes
_. ., . 6c: es 1min cap 3 f. p
WHITE WAX .... 9 cakeevqune ‘ an S i: Pigtail}: Free
Cl! ' GmkesKlthnanl "350w "" ‘, p 1‘ '~:
J. emes . . t , o .
. , 6 pkss. Omsl‘owdfl limo Fish »
l\(). 2 cans. 15c value. 5 kgs. Gold Dust
P . , , Regular 25c cans ’ '
{120 can ' 3 pm Mam"! 0r
’ 3 pkgs. Noodles .
Strawberry leets Your Choice . Alaska Pink Salmon
‘ Large No. 3 cans. 15c value. For 25¢ ‘i‘ail ”Cans ’ ‘.
120 can m“ mll
‘ Assorted to Suit.
Oil «Sardines ‘3: 6 Cans 250- Mustard Sardines 3. for 25¢
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ding“!!! stand, the witness said Mrs.‘thst the straits which the stole wlt- said 'he was called to the building
: o a bad ‘ ‘
ed
told her she was left hand-
[the witness describe the condition in: Em Hey. a contractor andllulldf EAs'r NORWALK FIRE ALARM
{which he left it. for the purpose of or and treasurer of Ripowun Lodge‘ ‘ ‘onfla‘wi
Iallowing, as he stated to the cool-Hot Odd Fellow; which meets in the - , ’ .r »
jwhen the state attorney” objected, building, was next called. The witneee drilliwhschool (WW)-
Flre headquarters. 86 Van zant Street
Telephone no.
Private boxes will only, he pulled
noses. tsltlfled to seeing there wort-toluene 12 and .1,» on the morning of;
{nude by the witness at the time he June 24. He entered the main .en-
1 A Brennan. tile undertaker who: washed the landing. The court admit-{trance He observed the floor, end for arson ryremhu‘where located.
{took charge of Mr. Ballou's body, was‘ ted the question and the witness“?! was emphatic fliflan “tor'appcaredl
gcslled by the state to explain tbev’some one had committed a nuisanceon the floor. neither did any
disappearance of Mt: Ballou’s shoes. in the hall and he had wiped the appear on the‘corrugntions of
_ Witness said he burned them.
The state attorney then said that‘witnem said. the landing was as be titled that he stepped in a pool of
J. i; hsdmreen agreed bemoan counsel had left it. except for the blood.
it at lou was rl ht handed. Withi . ' . 2
this statement thugsmie at 11:11 a.‘ mmmung’ the WM“ “id he‘
m., rested its case. .
‘ The defense asked permission olj' , . ...
3the court. to make on opening State-’ 31:: gazigdvznfigu $3,332: up, 1
3mm lo the film, Shut- ule state at-i ' ’ - ' ' 114 c r Ann and
itc’rnel' objected and the court denied1 Witness said that reletcted light 0 -
l » ifr
the ;the application. A recess-was than? . '
lost of this "mum, utter spent“!!! the 2token to give the defense opportunity 5 windows at the head 0f the steers, but
to talk over its case.
. After recess thedefen‘se began put- l the afternoon of June 23 about a Bar. :2: Cor. Benton 3:. and Ely Ave.
ting in its evidence calling us its first; m Inf
A d M ter Mvron Waterbury iwitnuss Samuel Murphy ianltor of mu ‘ ”y mm in. mum“ ””1
n pews. as . ,. ~ he had an uppolntment to.» to Hrs. i" w ‘ int—Cove Ave and Filth 8t.
_ ‘ C n a. re new «111- > ‘ . union are. and Armin Bis. i -
Miss Margaret it or u ltlle Rlppowom building in Stamford” Angles argument in the evening 101}
A telephone message to Electric
water . Station (706)an the hours or 6
_ the. p. m. and 8 a an... slvlngvlocatlou or
5. landing With a. mop. On the 24th. the mbber matting on the stairs. He tes-., lire, an alarm will be given from near-
_ est box.
2 Second alarms are only to be giv-
Ten by the chief or acting chief upon
,= his arrival at the fire, ‘
6—Harvin School (private).
A 0- z
12 West at. opp. Franklin .St. Sandal 1312‘“: “'3‘“an ”‘1 F9" S"-
we: St. and Osborn Ave.
he Concord Street. opp. School §214~Van
, L High st Mzmaimeis A .zls—East Ave. and Bowen at.
I 5 for. _ i . :ul cw. vs. 1 ___
m a. street light we in tbroughhe Norwulk Iron Works Building 4217' Winfield! at 1 St
. 1'] Cor. Cedar St. and West Ave. ; :3 1°“ ‘3 0h“ es 3'
did not shine on the stormy” Wit- .13 mgr. School. West Avenue 7 gal-East Ave. and Fitch St.
luess had spoken to hire. Angle on 321 Cor. 'i‘nylorutvo. and West Btu. lat—St. John at. and Edlle Ave.
‘832—-Seuviow Ave. and First St;
lash—Boulevard and Second 8t.
‘lllood in the vestibule.
SOUTH NORAYALK FIRE
{had observed blood tracks going uni ALARM 30““
1to Mrs. Angle’s door. No “neutral“
24 Cor. Chestnut and Henry Bis.
25 Cor. floured and Main Etc.
:1 West ”Guillaume-an. garb—Beulah“! and Blackstone 8t.
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multil- Seavl’ew avenue electrician,’ odist church held a meetllll! ”0“!” fallen}!!! from'wmn Inezxdnthfrlllumua‘atmm Brill? ' at, ”me work “h. h“ finished ”13,3: 33W “311.? Its. ; (Tot)
‘ ‘ , l cause I 2 1 pt cm .near on our 5
turbines; 21:11:01,339 3n- lLiane” :2ng $2, scum home or Rev. and Mrs. Ehim-(1:31,wll;.'afiggro£loitlnl$§ ldOIfli “fly in 1“ morning of June 2": :01: firgfilxttx‘ud to do. He did .32 Emm M; m” h :lexg‘ug at. and Pine Hill Ave
,, t -' . .‘ “om . ‘ _': ' ' Lu Cor. may all us . « ‘
9! 1‘“ EN" “0”“ “3'“ 01"“ ml m- nlunle' sullen. momenta. N. m” ’°"';',"}§ ‘3:1°2...‘;:;.':2;':,, l “.mw'mr ”'1‘? i” m 5’3 E Underwriter-nus by sale :5 Cor. mercuric answerer on. Jun—hm st. and Duck Pond
om! meeting '9 to behold tonightln Y has returned home after spend- ed to Green e ' t a“ In P Sher- '3 ‘ “n" 9 °° ‘1 M‘m Guardian “m “a “3811.»th w 00. l (NJ '
1 the club's quarters. on Seuvlew are. lullr seven! day! with her parents on mm mm her mm ' m 7. " ,in the evening. lie m h the unlit? had or: all the his“ in the var! ‘ Cor. mu..." mm M” , ’W' mm. (M)
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. 0.. or m mm" “a.” to h Mrs J»- m. 0‘ MN“ m?“ um Friday's mud match our airs—urea" by hurl-I m Who'll" ”m ‘ ‘ ‘ i n a o fume-.3» It. Mom m 5 3". '
ml l ’u- Em" “W“ ”m" "M ‘WWW '“ low. The new are up w‘ “MW ”fl” “ m M! "lfl eels- mind W A».
. ‘ mm nine 11th“ lll- M .Pinvhum.ill.(?..vmhn ‘ 'lduam' ”b m ‘ y . -»HWMII I-l. I-
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