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TUESDAY isattcmia 19!}
Classified “Ads.”———To Let,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
wantS! Miscellaneous "
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
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to this file.
and (i()llt‘ tht fortifications.
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WANTED. i
WANTED—HATTER; TO WORK1
in a renovating shop.
preferred. Address J. H. Johnson &
Son, 142 Court 81., Binghamton. N. Y.
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WANTED—TO PLACE A BEAI Ti-
ful upright piano in home of reliable
family that would consider purchase
later, if satisfactory. Address A. S. .
5., care Sentinel. 11129 3t
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PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Under and pursuant to an order of
the Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk. authorizing her there.
unto. the subscriber hereby offers for“
sale all such right, title and interest,
as Michael Taptich, late of Norwaik
in said District, deceased, had at the
time of his death. in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, to 11:11
All that certain tract of land, with
the buildings thereon standing, sit--
ualed in said town of Norwalk, at
South Norwalk, so called; bounded
Northeriy by highway known as Cliff
. Street! Easterly by land now or for-
merlv of John Wasencky; Southerly
by land now or formerly of Alphonso
A Raymond and Robert 0 Raymond;'
aud‘Westerh by highway known as
Ridge Street.
For particulars and terms, applv to
EUIZABETH TAPTICH,
Administratrix
-—NOTICE OF ADJOURNED AN-i
NUAL TOWN MEETING.
Nothe is hereby given that an ad-
Journed Annual Town Meeting will be
held at the Wilton Town House Tues,
day, April 61h, 1915, at 1110 o’clock in:
the afternoon; to take action 011 fix-i
ing a rate for the annual town tax to‘.
take action on obtaining a stone
1rusher, to take action on taking upI
Ten Thousand Dollars of the out-
standing bonds of the Town of Wilton,
and to transact such other business
as is proper to come before said Ad-
jourlled Annual Town Meeting.
H. A. liUitLBU'l‘,
A. SCllLiCHTlNG.
FLOYD BOUTON,
Selectmen.
Dated at Wilton this 27th day of
March, 1915.
—DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Fairfletild county savings Bank,
Norwalk, Conn, March 18, 1915.
At a meeting of the Board of Direct-
ors of the Fairfield County Savings
Bank held this day, a dividend at the
rate of four per cent. per anuum, was
declared to depositors, from the
earnings of the six months ending
March 3i, 1915. ~
The same will be entered on pass
books and paid on and after April
10111, 1915.
By order of the Board of Directors,
SEYMOUR CURTIS,
“ Treasurer.
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PHILIP MAZZUCCO
North Taylor Ave. _ So. Not-walk
OON’I‘RAGI‘OB.
Stone, Brick, Conmtc, Plaster. Side
stalks, Cola:- Digging. \
Telephone 1211-2
1
For up-io-dsts Service 0in
Fred H. Gannon.
‘Fknorsl Dinetor and Embalmsr
Cities and Residence
. Telephone 004.
84 8o. Main St, Bo. Nor-walks
.4,..-.,W . .
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'Wafch 1111's space
for week-end Sale, THURSDAY, FRI.
DAY and SATURDAY. '
'i‘lie Norwalk Drug CO.
H. A. MEAD, Mgr.
B No. Main St So Norwaik.
4 —Boardcrs wst‘ch Sentinel Want
Ads. when the “mood to move"
Single man .
'1'nap also piaced within him. the me-
’_1o..Un11fed States Rubber and a half
”than.
TO LET. 1
flower.
TO LET—OFFICE SUITES, 2 OR
3 rooms. Suitable for any business.
inquire at Keeier‘s Shoe Store.
. m30 31
To LET~SECOND FLOOR
rooms, No. 91 South Main street; rent
816. inquire Mrs S. A. i’oungs, 2-H
East avenue n130 3t
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TO_ LET—APARTMENT OF 5,
rooms and sun parlor, improvements.
inquire Mrs. C. H. Ainsthrope. 33 See:
How av.enue Phone 635. m29 2t
To LET — FROM APRIL iST.,
four room apartment. Centrally lo-_
cated. inquire Frederick Landu', 4;
South Main St., room 9. m2? at,
TO LET—3 PLEASANT AIRY‘
rooms. most suitable for couple. ilent
38.00.11t 53 Osborn av,enue East Nor-
waik. inquire on premises. 11127 3t
'ro LET—FURNISHED ROOMSE
for light housekeeping, with gas, j
toilet, running water and cook stove.
214 East avenue. m2? 111
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TO LET—FROM APRIL iST., AN
up- todate house consisting of sevenE
rooms with bati1.A 1ery desirable lo-
cation. Rent reasonable to the right1
party. Also a cottage of six rooms
with partial 1mpro1ements including
electric lights. Apply to E, M. 'i‘olles.
11o South Main street m26 3t
TO LET — LOFTS
i
TWO 1N
Swartz & Corbett block. 5,000 square
feet each, steam heat and electrical,-
elevator service, suitable for light}
manufacturing, will be di1ided to suit
,.tena11t For further particulars, in
quire The Old \\'eII Cigar Co, mitt If
TO LET—PROM APRIL 15TH, 8
room house, with bath and all other
improvements, 02 Woodward Ave.
For further particulars, inquire at
the office of The Old Well Cigar Co.
1112-1 it
To LET—5 ROOMS. 100 SOUTH
Main St., inquire C. E. Hoyt. miti if
TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT, E
East Wasnlngton street, East Nor-
wslk. Partial improvements, rent
$12.00. Inquire 64 South Main street.
or telephone 60. :29 if
TO LET—5 ROOMS AT 57 SPRINGE
St. inquire of Mrs. R.Tarlov,102,
Taylor Ave. Tel 11655.
LOOK!
I share profits with you by gitlng
you the lowest prices on 15 years,
guaranteed tin made into leaders,
hand- made, painted inside, tin roof-1
lng, plumbing and heating '
, HENRY A. HEGELEIN. i
36 “’atcr Stl Phone 1100-12
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‘Westport avenue.
_‘ 'from center of Norwalk. Frontage 700
feet.
.J: Pldgeoll, 6 Taylor avenue.
Q the i‘Zlks‘
‘Ing from prize Toulouse Geese. 25c.
1,81th 11 setting.
. Maxw ell runabout.
n30 ti’ __
i .argt'
troops. it is said an bting tonccntrattd at $111.1r11u to 0p~
post a landing b} allied fo1‘.cc.
11hcrt' he was thc ionor guest at a luncheon
Tuakisn AEROPLANE DROPS BOMBS ON ONE
. or BRITISH WARSHIPS.
(Continued from First Page.)
iht Turks are rcportcd to ban rcpiit'd ft-tbi_\'
ihc_1 arc attchlv cupa a-gtd 111 rtpairintrdanr
bodicx of lurkish
E \\'.~\Siii.\'t}'i‘th. March 30.—-i“rcsidcnt \\'iiso11 rc—
turnt'd fr0111.1\11uapolis at 7 45a
. 111. today 011 the May—
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FOR S—ALE. givtn by \rgcntinc Ambassador Neon, 1tsttrday. aboard '
FOR SALE—BABY CHlCKS. R i ‘ the 111'11' Argcntmc battleship hiorcno. iic shortly aflt'r-
'Reds and Bull Orpingtons. .\ichoiis ward was motored to thc \\ l11tt' iiousc.
Poultry Yard, 214 East Ave. 11130 it it was expected that the insidcnt would todu_\
FOR SALE—GOOD SOUND 11' AG-
6011 or work horse, top buggy and run-
about; also harness and blanket. in-1
quire 11 West Ave., Norwaik, between
6 and 7 p. m., and at 9 a. n1. n1th It,
to and from German}.
FOR SALE—FROM TWO TO FIVE,
acres of land, half way from the cen-i
ter of Norwaik to Wolf Pit Hill, off
About 10 minutesi
Land high and level with a,
Sound view. improvements not far. S.
Klein, 38 Main St. Norwallt. n129 3t 1
war.
FOR SALE—PLAYER PIANO OF!
11 well known make. at a sacrifice.E
This instrument Is in perfect coudi-i
tion, being used only a short time.)
Will accept monthly payments. Adi‘,
dross T. .l. H., care Sentinel.-
FOR SALE—A GOOD SADDLE E
and dri1ing horse at a reasonable fig-
l’ \RiS. March 30 2:30 a. 111—Tin
pondtnt of the Iiavas Agencv tlt'c-larts lit has rt-ct-ivtd a
from diplomatic sources confirmation of the report that
i'icltl Marshal von dcr Goitz has bctn
Turkey to offer. Bulgaria thc Enos-Midia linc as
boundary in cxchangc for her continucd neutrality in thc
finally approvt the American note to (irtat ilritain rc— ‘
farding the British Order in touncil a'rainst connncrcc
ihc ilOit has hct 11 co111plc-ttd.
:'\1111 115 101 i‘t‘s—
authorized by
a n (' \\'
Ni".\\'i’()R'l‘ NEWS. \‘a., March 30.——"i’bc battleship
.-\Iaba111a, ordered to iiampt'm Roads to aid in enforcing ‘
ncutrality, passed in the Virginia Capes early today.
()nc of the many reports current in marine circles to-
day was that British merchant ships leavingr hcrc havc
been carrying coal to the Allies warshipslyingr Off the
capes in wait for the i’rinz Eitci.
thc rcasons for sending.r tht' battleship Alabama here was
it was said that Ollt' of
I a s a \
ure; also buggy and l1arness,$31 Fori to enforce neutrality. 111 all its phases.
further information, phone Imorn- E ..___- ~—' -- '-——-—~~—'j-~~—' ~51?! ~—
ingsi, 137-3. n129 3t1I
FOR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT.,
Six room house with bath. hot water
heat, electric lights. Lot 45 by 150,
with garage on premises. inquire 0., ,
m2? 3t
Fon SALE—GOOD HORSE, 1,000. "‘1‘ bdrgainb‘
to l,i00 lbs. inquire A. Ferretti, 91
Day street. n12? 3t,
FOR SALE—COPING AND SEV- ‘
enty feet of curb stone in front
Ilolne. Apply to Jacob
Liuxweller. n12? 3t
FOR SALE—Efflis FOR iiA'i‘t‘li-
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“127 Si 1
a piece. indiau runner duck cggs,.
.(‘. R. l ileds eggs!
Also a fine it. 1. Rod t‘Otkert-l for
sale. $3.00, 110 Myrtle St. Phone Will-5.
FOR SALE—"0 ‘0“ ““1 T" last Four Weeks of the Present
see the line of Aubucn cars before
Session Started Today in Hart-
you buy. Fours and sixes. iiunaboutsl
and touring, $1075 to 5-01100110 5 ford
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One
good iiS 11911.1: 5
EL) \\',hlie pm 113 Washington 31,, HARTFORD. .\iiil'(.‘ii 3".“"Tilt‘ “011’
South Norwalk, Conn ”1011.; :110. } eral Assembly today began. in the 0p
House phone 12.9 2. 11131 11:1 inion of its leaders. its final four
_.____.__ weeks of session. The Judiciary c-om
FOR SALE—1915 COLE DiG 51X mittee has ended it hearings and this
'demonstrator for 8819 Will guaran- week will see other connnitlces close
iteed Vaast Bros. Garage. 17 t‘hest-Eup their sessions. Mr liy,de the lie
“I" 31-1 301"“ \or'.11alk “‘13 it publican leader in the House, urged
' -- - - 4- ? committee chairman to expedite what-
LOST. lever matters they have in hand so
‘ _ ithat afternoon sessions may be held
LOST—AUTOMOBILE 31‘“?!le next week. He said that there appear-
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crank along ‘West A1e. Butler or 0‘ led to be no obstacles to final adjourn
chard St. hinder please telephone: ment about May 1.
1269 2.m301t, New business was very light in both
The Little Shop
Spring Fashions.
SUITS, GOWNS, WAISTS, WR-
SE’I‘S nnd UNDERWEAR. 1
amaéi'ivn Montana.
~ /MODERATE PRICES .
K. AND A. CLAVEN,
55 NORTH MAIN ST.
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CHIROPRACTIC.
is good and the coming profession.
it is the best method of reiie1'ing dis-
ease yet.,known.to. man. It proclaims»
to the world that disease and its op-
'posite.. Health. are conditions of or-
gans, n‘ot objects or 'concrete things
tnd'that the. power which created
._hanism which. it kept in perfect ad-
lustmant. «Would carry him from the,
cradle to the grave, in uninterrupted .
easer and comfort;
Try CHIROPRACTIC without the
Inn-ts.
STAMFORD SO. NORWALK
II to 5 7 to 8 sun.
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_TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL araan'r 1:110 p. m.—Spec-l
laities were inrgreater demand during
the afternoon, the inquiry extending
score '01 miscellaneous issues. with
advances of from 2 to 4 points. Lead-
ers continued to show pressure. 1
‘ quire at Sentinel office.
LOST—A Pill! Oi" EYE GLASSES i branches todav. Only one tavorable
with chain and pin attached Lost report, went into the House. and that.
Saturday night probablv m. the cen- Iwa‘s from the Education committee on
an amendment to the school laws atl-
Eter. Reward 011 return to Sentinel, id h . f t
.otlice “129 3t mitting chi ran 1 rec years 0 age 0
’ public kindergartens.
LOST—A BLACK FOX NECK ,‘The Fire-Escape Bill requirmg es-
piece, with Lord & Taylor label Lost . capes above the first floor on lodging
‘houses accommodating more than 3
Saturday evening. Reward for return, ,
to Sentinel office. m29 3t? persons. was passed. The resolution
appointing Frederick A. Hubbard Dep~
uty Judge at Greenwich was adopted.
From the House calendar were pass-
‘ed these measures: Extending scope
of taxation of companies, furnishing.
leasing or operating cars on railroads
' - in the state so that tank line ‘cars
MISCELLANEOUS are included' making uniform time
SALVATOR CHARIOTT_. GENERH for making reports by the commis-
eral contractor Estimates given on 'sIOners and superintendent of the
all kinds of contract work. Be sure state police; providing fq'r free dis
to get our estimate We can save you tribution of a11ti- toxin to persons who
money Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St. cannot afford to purchase. the same;
1permitting the Secretary of State,‘
1 Treasurer and Comptroller, to appoint
each'a deputy to serve in his absence
aiti’l‘fioncurrence wing the Senate.
these matters were passed. Amending
{the midwifery law. providing for the
E payment of an annual fee of practioni
LOST—A GOLD FOB ON BLACK
silk ribbon with'lnitials “J. N. B.”
Finder will be suitably rewarded. in-
- Michael-Lubrano -:
‘ CONTRACTOR.
Estimates ' cheerfully tarnished
0-8 Wood 81., So. Not-walk.
PHONE 1589.
two bills authOrizlng‘Hartford to is-
Esue additional bonds to defray expen-
i ass of procuring additional water sup-
1 ply: amending the charter of the Stan-
Iley Works of New Britain; incorpor-
‘ating the Russia Casualty Company of
EAmerica‘; providing that town clerks
shall record discharge papers of sold
Eiers. sailor; -mo.rlnes.
George W. Coffin Jr.&Co.
UNDERTAKERS
95 Main St; Norwalk.
Phono’ 3474. House 611-12
Lady AttendsnLPlctu'I-o Framing.
. ings banks to receive not more than
, . three thousand dollars in soy period
' ‘ 'of three years from one' person, was
4min: Want an. bring results. “09““
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gr
in the Senate the pill allowing saw
JUST FOUR LEFT
Formerly priced at $14.00, $16.00. $18.00
;-: NOW $8 00.
Lach bcd iS equipped with a woven 11'irt spring
They
RAYMOND & SON
THE LONG ESTABLISHEDAND RELIABLE FIRM
48 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
’i‘ht' favorable report 011 the 8275,.
“(1111 Bond issue to erect 1111 addition to
1
.1101 be in 1111.-
favor , a gene '11] law
,ers who are licensed in other states:'
the ('o111Ihousc 111 Bridgeport by Fair-
liclti County was taken from thc ta-
Itic. The argument on the question of
11.11 11111111111. bonds, begun 011 Friday".
1111;» it-sumcd. when Stuntor \Vudhams.
tits! 111:111 of the Finance c6111u11ttce.
opprm-ti t‘koillplitln as prnviutti for 111
11:1 .11:.entln1cnt ollcrct. by
10min}:
111 ativotacy‘ol‘ 311:1 :iill1'Eitill1I‘ili Sen
aio‘r 11.11120) suit] that 1hr. 1.11111' \\'iil
interests of hairlieltl
101111.). but in the intercsts 01‘ the
State for refusal to exempt would
mean that the bonds would not find a
favorable market in Connecticut. and
would have to be sold 0111:1119 so that
the State would then derive no income
from the bonds.
Senator Wndhams replied that his
committee had already held a hear-;
ing 011 the exemptionof municipal
bonds and that the idea was so strongw
ly opposed that an unfavorable report
was made and it had been adopted by
both branches of the present Assemb-
1!
Senator isbell said that it was most
unfair to show disciiminatiorr in such
exempt/ion. The proper thing to do is
to have a settled policy. “if we desire
to exempt county bonds. then this is
a good time to settle that question,"i
he said, “but some line should be
drawn as 011 its face it is nothing more
nor less than a favor. We do not get
such exemptions in New Haven coun-;
ty and why should we not if i-‘airfieldf
county should receive. it?"
Senator Magee said he was su1pris
ed to hear it said that the reason oth-
er counties did not get exemption was
because they did net get exemption!
was because they did not ask for it,
for he had been voting against such:
exemptions for the past three ses‘
sions. -
Senator Cheney said that he would
c'01 ering these
.,
St‘ii. tor
exemptions. .
The amendment exempting
bonds from taxation was lost, 21 to.
12, the Senato1 f1om lairlield Coun-;
ty, together with -Scnators next-111.1,
Putcell. Grady. Whitney and Hurley-
voting for the exemption. The hourly
bill was then adopted.
The bill empowering the commis-
sioner on domestic animals to issue
rules regarding their transportation
with the consent of the Governor was '
taken from the table long enough to
allow of an amendment being pre-
sented providing for ,three days
through publication of the newspaper.
When the bill providing a close sea-
son on wild hares and rabbits. except
Belgian and German bares. from Jan.
1 to Oc.t 7 and preventing the use of
ferrets was taken up, Senator Lyman
offered an amendment making the
\
the i
close season the same as that
thunting'game birds 011 the theory that
‘ Heineman and Tyler approved of the’
1declared against their use. because it}
: practically allowed the hunting of 1'ab-,
. were those increasing the salary ottthel “'33 "‘9 “"1"“ game between "‘9 ‘1"
, ty on foxes. Senator Lewis saying tha
deaf or private schools of all defec [the Armor1,
several states will be the guests of dhrcc \1, rs silt boys {1 balance up the
TOMORROW IS RED LETTER DAY.
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1.11.11 antted l'resh Fggs, a dozen ..................
lint trtamerv Butter, 3 pound .................... 32¢
i‘otatocs i'a11c1'Mainc,abushci ................... 6w
llcst flour a bag. ............... $1 05
THE GREAT A 8t P. TEA C0.
, 124 WASHINGTON ST.
Telephone 909
Free Delivery
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BASiifiBlli TEAM“
MAKES 6000 HMS!
l
for
it would be dangerous to allot hunti
ers to go into the woods with guns
after rabbits when tht season on game i
birds had closed. Senator Bissell ot' .
poaed the provision prohibiting the
use of ferrets as did Senator l’easeiey,,
1botl1 believing that the law should be ' ”“91 t‘d “IO NOW Calla. Iii by Score
left unchanged. Senators Tatem. H. i or 46 t0 40--Kolsey [Cit Silt.
611. Second
use 01 ferrets. but Senator Thompson}
5’...
bits 24 hour: a day and sev°en days‘
a 1v.eek The amendment was lost 1', The Norwaik basketball team it y
to 10 and the favorable report of the making 3 splendid ““1"” ‘0 the won- it
committee was rejected 23 to 8, kill- iins 5833011 an redeeming matter: 1
ing the bill A motion to recotisideriflfleiy for ~pre1ious sortcoinlngl. 5;
was 0119er and lost iAgainSt the New Canaans mat um .5
‘ Edward J. Siurges, of New Millennial- the State Armory the locals pllr- L3.
was confirmed as bank commissioner “1 $170112 ball and getting away to 3
to fill a vacancy until July 1 next and small start, D“1 it 0“ $0 the VIEW-t
for four years from that date. in 3 Will that pleased the patrons
Among other mtasures adoptedlimmenseiy. The score was 4640. it.
building inspector of Bi 1dgeport. from “1‘3 and marked \orwalk's second Ila--
31,600 to 32,00; repealing the 31 boun- cision of the set, which has resultod
I(lo date in each live winning two
over 830, 000 had been paid out in boun.1games.0n Monday evemng, AP?“
ties on foxes in the last ten years; re- iiZth the final contest 0" the 59'1“
quirfng attendance at schools for than and 0f the 59350“ “1“ be played at
That is the first open
live and deaf children between the, Monday "i511" here. 35 a dance {“3 :1
ages of 7 and 16 years, prohibiting the been arranged ‘0'” 11‘3“ Monday “W
'use of certain dragnets along longiin the 'State Armory
island Sound, permitting transfer mi Th9 headliners in 1851 nights con-
bovs ani girls from reformatory luau-11931 were Brotherton, for his clever
tutlons to the Connecticut School tori ”“0! playing. Smith for his 800d I“
imbeciies with appro1ai of the Gowround exhibition at forward, when he
“,shone in old-time style and Beckmsn
with his superfine and accurate goal
,shooting and unusually swift floor
manoeuvring. The last named player ..
Banquet of South Norwalk Lnge to was ‘°‘*“°““ 9‘0"" with 22 points; fl
b‘c Held at Hotel Mahackemo Egleaued against i Kelley by meanso ,,
'10 1111111 goals and two of the free
Tonight will be a gala one in Mouse- throw (“101‘ lleckmau did not let
don1.At the first annutl banquet of up," his qwnumspn‘ans at any time.
South Norhalk Lodge 10 he held in With him ani Smith going as they
‘lie Hotel \iahackcmo, this evening. were it only re iuircd some steady
111111 prominent in Moose (‘ ircles 110111 51111110” and true passing from the
Bi‘iiOi‘.
GAtA NIGHT FOR MOOSE.
honor.
'~ geneial effcm of" the home team's
'iilt' atlair is in the honor of W. ..:I
name Mullen (.11 ll‘lliel‘i and Brother—
iiennctt,01’.\'e1vark,.\'..l., ‘ton more than fulfilled the hill in this .
Bennett, of Newark, N. J. National respcct 11191110 guards co1ering MOI"
Directoi of Connecticut and New iork, risen and F Kelley exceedingly W8“
and among the many Oilitt-ls to be durln' n my“ ms! half in which
present n1e:Supremc Dictator or the Norwnlk sinufly ran away with the
World of Moosedom M. .11 Garland. of visitors Goals came fast and accn~
l'ittsbnrg. i’en11., John P. Connors, of rately then for the home team until
Springfield Supreme Deputy Dictator \near the close of the 1568st. when
of Massachusetts, Mrs. Huibert, presi- with a margin of fit 10, the boys bo-H
dent of the State Field Day associa— gan to 901,9 11p and played it safe for
iionof(01111ectic11t,l)avid J. Davis Na- the rest of the game The first half
tlonai Director, Edward Tiece, Nation- went to the Norwaik team 31—16,and
al Director of New iork state. Thom- {although New' Canaan singed sever!!!
as Waterbury Lodge. Charles I. Den- rallies late 1,, the game. the home
his, District Director. and P. J. Fits- players had a sufficiently great toil!
g,erald Uisllicl Director to relieve them from any danger“!
Tnke' . 'guumions. Hogan and Morrison made .
This is the first time in the history the largest number of baskets for New
ct" the state that these most prominent Canaan. .
officials have attended an affair in a, 'The game was cleverly p13!“ ‘
body. and Norwalk should be prend‘mmughom by Norwalk and brought. ,
of the distinction. South Norwaik down much comment that was campus .
Lodge will t.1rn out with lying color; ; mentor? 10 the new lineup of the
to fittingi-y celebrate the event. The home team. ' '
local lodge, under the able dealership} The score:
of District Director Fitzgerald hf
g1ow11 to be among the first in tun Norwalk
Field Foul Total
Goals Goals Points
state having over 60 members. andi‘neckman. p 10 ' 2- 22 _'
also 011 us its own home, of which all . Smith. F, 4 0 - 8
'the members are very proud. lBrotherton.. (x 4 0 S .'..
The banquet tonight is certain ‘tOEMullen (1.21 o s 1
be a most entertaining and brilliant Guarniefi G. 1 0 “:2. ~
a.ffair —- — _ E'— y
E Totals 22 2 4t: .1“;
MORE SEATS FOR surrnaois'r‘ . FM“ F0“ T0” I
LUNOHEON 'New- Canaan Goals Goals Points... .-
Mrs W. H Weed. who is in chargelF Kelley : g .10
of the at rangements for the participa—i Morrison, I“ ' "' ' 2" ’ 12
tion by Norwalk Sumagi's ts in the "033“ C 5 E '4
Congressional Union Conferences in J- Kelley. G. ‘1 2 0 .
New York, tomorrow, at the residence. Cahili, ‘7" 11‘ 3 . 1"?
:of Mrs. O. P Bel-,mont received wordi ' _ 1: 0 ' '40
Ethis _n10rnlng that owing to the trc-' Totals ' “ . '
mendous demand for tickets for the Rc'er°“—Ferg“5°“ ~
Timekeeper—Dagon.
‘inncheon at the Peg Wottingtoii Coffee FM d W011i 1.0“!
House which precedes the conference,
accommodations have been arranged Kelsey s Gclst‘uoni’s Point0 '
for sev enty~flve additional places. Mrs Smit‘h,»F. 0r 0 1.0
Weed has reserved five for the «Nor- Lcnchak. 1“. J 87
Walk Suffragists. They will ,be held Reynolds, C. ' 4 g ‘ 3
until 9 o'clock. tomorrow morning. Wniem, 0- 4 0 0'
Every Norwalk Sufiragist who desire; harden. G- 0 _., ' .4
to can communicate with Mrs. .Weed E 0 . ”5 ..
by “phone today! Total wield Foul Total
‘ Points _
nas'roaes nurotsr's UICENSE. 3:223:15, 2““ 00:13 “mo“
HARTFORD, Conn.. March 30'fli8herwood’ F‘. 0 0
Secretary of State Charles D. Burns Me Guirk (I 2 0
today restored. operators automobile 1's lor G (1 0
‘license 'of Frank ,i. Flynn, of New‘lflllyler. 0' 2 0
Haven. who on January 1, was driving ilcNivcn ‘ a, ‘ o
the car which met with an accident . ' , __ __
in East Hartford. Mrs. Catherine, T otsls 'l O
Plialis, of Springfield, dying later as list lskingsn.
the result of injuries. The Secretary" "I L W
of State says Flynn showed no crlm i "WT" lsu .- 0. ,
Insl carelessness. "“‘m"wwl.~ ' W ,
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