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A WARNING!
City Ans-nor
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im'
returned from his western tour.
Hts furniture arrived
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l m“ 3'“ 1“" u” rm “V“ ‘“ Louis cum. of Brooklyn, 11. 1.
ML has opened his summer home in Nov-
“ ’ VIII!“- town . avenue.
When smoking ruins mark the site. hm night.
"l‘ls s warning. -
Soletthnrenindyonuyoumd.
llyoutmmlosses
lnsursnu h the thing you need.
"Ha I warning.
Taylor 8: Golden
wofldbofreed,
intestinal
sourn NORWALK Tsusr co. .
BUILDING, .: l
Telephon. 1230
1
Mrs. Frederick Quintard is confin-
ed to her home in’
street \1ith an attack of lanngitis.
Mrs. William
. avenue. returned last
Springfield, Mass,
1 isil. let
The New York East conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church will
begin its annual sesion in Brooklyn
next Wednesday,
N. Y.,
Mrs. M. Mayehoff and son Edward,'
of West avenue, are making a sojourn
of 1110 weeks in Vermont. Mr.lila1e-
hoff leaves Saturday to remain over ”1‘“:
Easter.
Clll NEWS
.Mnin; Howard J. Bloomer. of Ha rt-
bird, is a visitor in Norwalk, where
he resided for a number of year.
William T. Hsvllnnd is resting coni-
fmnbly at the Bridgeport hospital to-
day after a very serious operation for
troubles yesterday.
Haviland is the clerk of the superior
court but his not been in his office
Mums W inc-flu.
#Hatsg' organ O‘Brien‘s.
Mr.
I (11 try lug,”
.nor rebuffs defeat.
W est Washington
Korn, of Burrilt
eiening from.
after a ten da_1s
,sohool 01 cc :netery
1 been chosen
Now 'Asks Transfer of License to
Corner of Paclfic and Remington
Streets, Stamford.
If at first you don't succeed, keep
seems to be the motto of
iHerlnan Quittner and he s‘acting upon
lit 11ith the patient perse1erance of
lone whom obstacles don‘t discourage
I
I ma. QUITTNER'S parser.
l
Vihen the letter
, got into his name it was there to
Nslay, says the Stamford Ad1ocate.
\lr Quittner has just ma‘de anothel
lapplicr ten for a transfer of the liquor
license he holds for 24 and 26
street. The glace he wants to remove
it now is at the tower of Pacific and
Remington streets. which is
teed not to be too near a
Gay
guaran-
church.
Other places at the South End had
A lemonstrance was 11',-
hell in the case of one. The applica-
11:01 for another site. was withdriwn
\ when the place was discovered to he
less than the lawful distance from
the Russian Church.
claims made by counsel for the appli-
ln a hearing before the county
One of the
Ecommlssioners was that another as
,fvlCln at the South End would fill a
.—_—_._._
Word has been received front Mrs.
Clarissa B. Bates,
spending the winter in
that she will leave for home on Apri
66h.
-—-Easter Hats.
_ Mrs J Milton
main some time.
‘4' ~-—-———
I.ocal members of the Connecticut
Dental association have received no-
: - tics of the fifty-first annual conventioh
T . Of the asoclation, which is to be held
in Foot Guard 11111}, Hartford. April
20 to 22.
Because of the Lenten services in
th Congregational Church. last evei
ning. there was no meeting of the
Arlston Club. The scheduled'basket
ball game between the Aristons and
the Naval Militia
ed, the date to be announced later.
Within the past
John Keogh, of the City Hall Court,
has had brought before him
very ’ serious and
The first was Joseph Conti. alleged
slayer of Dr. Vinzenzo Delpiano, the
second the. ‘notorlous Wolk-Moeller
arson case. and the last the Bill“:-
I Miakea case, which came before the
local court this morning.
cases Judge Keogh bound over the
. accused to the next term of the Su-
The second week of
perior Court.
May in this court
with the local cases alone.
—THu§§oAv DINNER
served at Country
Aaron Cutler, was seriously ill with
pneumonia, and Mrs..Coburn left this
morning for Shrewsbury, Mass. to re-
iong- felt want:
who has been talus among its
Belleview, Fla. l
former subjects of
ll boomer do not approve of the. ukase
banning vodka recently promulgated
that the district c011-
inhabitants
many
the Czar viho.
!ln the Russian empire.
O’Brien‘s. l
Coburn
turlng districts.
place to plant it
l cemetery.
has «been postpon-
few months Judge
some
interesting cases.
place for a saloon.
in these
will be a: busy one
Club every week:-
SPECIAL PRICE her way to Sonthport. The” machine
WAMPOLE’S EXTRACT 01" was badly wrecked. but Miss Beach
COD DIVERS ‘ and her father, who was with her, as
67¢ 67¢ 67¢ caped with slight injuries.
Stillson-l’owell Corporation
a: WASHINGTON STREE
and: sandman? _
GeorgehWoodwardl'rrsu ‘
4'. — a
oney
deposited on or before Monday
that. with this difficulty”
there would not be much opposition
to transferring the license
Edward O. Jansen who represented
the remonatrants in the previous at
tempts Quittne’r Brothers made to
transfer the license to the South End,
did not‘share Mr. Quittner's optimism
Mr. Jansen said he was confident
that the transfer would be opposed,
on the general ground that the South
End—any part of lt—is an unsuitable
He expected that
a remonstrance would be filed.
__________.._..——-—
RAN AUTO INTO TREE TO SAVE
BOY.
FAIRF’IELD, April 1.-—In order to
save the life of Claude Johnson, a 12-
Iyear—old schoolboy. who had stopped
in the middle of the road to pick up
his cap late yesterday, Miss May
Beach, daughter of a prominent florist
.5: Bridgeport. ran her automobile in
.to a tree by the roadside, while on
South End folks didn‘t like that:
They contend that there are plenty of
receiv,ed drinking places there now, an'd that
word yesterday that her mother. Mrs it's poor policy anyhow, to ssbablish
1saloons in residential and manufa-
Whether there will
be a remonstrance to the latest appli-
cation will appear in s‘ dew days.
Whether there is or not it is apparent
that Mr. Quittner is filled with a do
termination to rid Gay street of a as
16611 11's: as sb'on as he can find at
.l1ad been taken this: tlpe to
fix upon a location which was more
than 200 feet from any
Jle was of the opinion
y
. ,ran Quince}; said. that precau-1
lions
church or
0V Bl‘COllle,
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T » —Scntinel Want Ads. bring results.
4*
O
evening, April 5th, will draw in? . I, 7‘ V
terest from. April Ist
Open Monday evenings from 6
to 8. ‘
..3 ..,. r"
Safe depos1t boxes $4 a year. . .- .. ...‘..
Storage vaults for valuables of a
bulky nature,"_"
TflE SOUTH 1083‘!“ WING WEI.
s";r1 .
._Yui-‘ v ‘
__...L.....
Many Churches Arrange for Ohm-fl
once of the Day.
6001} Friday. the Friday before Inti
tar, and sacral as the commemoration
of the crucifixion of Christ, will be
observed in many of the chrono- “1
Norwnlk. Thisdsybubeon kept.
a day of mourning and fasting and of
special prayer from a very «in: put
10d. It was one of the two Paschal
Days celebrated by the Christian
Church and, in memory of the cruci-
fixion, was called‘ The Pasch of the
Cross.” and was always observed a!
a day of rigid fast and of solemn an
melancholy ceremonial,‘in great con!
trast to the joyousness of master Sun-
day, two days later.
The day will be observed in
walk as follows:
St Joseph's Church
Pro Sanctilled Mass—8 o'clock a. at
Stations of the Cross and Benedic-
tion—~7230 o'clock pgm.
St. Mary's Church.
Pre—Sanctlfied Mass-8 o'clock a. at.
Stations of the Cross—3 o'clock
p. m
Eiening Ser111es~8 o'clock p m.
Trlnity Church.
9:30 a. m. Morning Prayer and Lib
any. This is a service especially for
the children 'of the church. There
will be a short address for them.
12-3 The Passion Service. The mod-
itation on the words spoken from the
Cross will be given by the Rev, Ken-
neth Mackenzie. The hymns will be
Nor-
sung by the special lenten choir. This. .
is a purely evangelical service. and
one that any Christian can take part
in. A most cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all people to come and
watch by the Cross for a short whle.
(‘omc wgnever you can, and stay as
long as you can.
4:30 p. m. Evening Prayer.
8 p. 111. “The Story of the Cross."
the very beautiful cantata by Dudley
Buck will be rendered by the regular
choir assisted by other voices for the
occasion. This is the same cantata
as was rendered-last year. and it is
now repeated by request.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Morning service—10 o'clock.
Threehonr service—12 o'clock un-
til 3 o'clock.
Evening service 8 o'clock.
Christ Episcopal.
Lenten evening services—7:46 o'-
clock p. m.
, South Norwslk Baptist Church.
Special mission services, Rev. N. B.
Prlndle. of Shelton. Conn, in charge.
Special muskxc 6 o'clock--
. South Nofwslk M. venom. 3001' 1.11 To NEW HAVEN
Baptlsmal and alloly beams on F“ fish”, 3 1 13;, o- 05 1 15,
Services. Reception for msmbprs— 91511.10 13;, 31-11;, 11: 57x.
S'oclock p.111. _ A
..
' W1. 7 . a: an. o: 47. 7: 06x 1: tax. 11: 20.
sure Nl-zeos' LARGER SINKING
FUND 'rSundays.
Will Require Neirlyfiooopoo a Year
-to Meet lands \
Tax Commissioner W. H. Corbin re
cently asked Actuary 'H. Pierson
Hammond of the insurance depart-
ment to compute a sinking fund ade-
quate to meet tbs needsrof the State
Mr. Hammond’s reply. indicating the
need of nearly" $900,000 a 'year for
twenty-one years, is as- follows:—
Hon. William H. Corbin,
Tax Commiss oner.
State Capi ol, ,
Hartford, Conn.
Sir:—— 5
On February 4. 1915, you: asked
me to compute for the use of your do-
partment an
which will at the maturity of the fol-
lowing‘bonds of this State, take care
of the: issues, interest on the sinking ‘ I I‘ .
fund to be 2 per cent. semi-annually.
$3,064,000, 8 1~2 per cent.,due 1934,
interest April and October.
610, 000. 000, 4 per cent, due 1936,
interest July.
In compliance with your request I
have made such a. calculation. Iflnd
that the ambunt of the sinking fund'
as outllned above, payable on Janl
1, 1916, annually thereafter up to and
including January 1, 1936, (twenty-
one payments)’ would be $896,446.46
per annum.
The sinking fund credited on daun-
cry 1 each year has, for‘convenience
of calculation. been assumed at 6806,-
445, instead of $896,446.46. This sink-
ing fund will retire the principal of
the bonds when they become due,
and pay all interest thereon which
will be due and payable after Jan. 1,
1916.
Payments of principal and interest
are: —
interest of 653, 620, payable April
and October (in the 3 1_-2 per cent.
bonds of 1984, both inclusive The
amount charged against the fund on
January_1 and on July 1 of each year,
. namely 653,089 will, with interest, at
the rate of 4 per cent.
per minim
amount to 653,620 three months after.
Interest of 6400.000-paysblsluly1.
each year on the 4 psr cont. bondsof
19.36, from July 1, 1016, to July 1.
1966. both inclusive. ~
- l
.1 10413031“; 31:10: 11:15:.
annualI slnkldg fund'
\
r-. '::~.*
;.,6 n
i 3111:3119:
- “Willi other Nash”
Fancy Maine Potatoes
150
15c pk.
MAINE:
Come here tor your
NASTER attire
Bresev
l 119 Washington Street.
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unuuauun
Timetable
IN EFFECT MARCH 14, 1915.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. iii—1237!, 514211, 6:09,
6:5711, 7:183, 7:46, 8:18x, 8:591, 9:19x,
9:40, 10:331, 10:511. ll:51.
l’. M.~—l:13x. 1:25x, 3:02x. 3:29,
414311, 5:15x, 5:45, 6:02x, 6:47. 7:02x,
7245:. 9:51x, 10:13:.
dundsys.
A. M.~12:25x, 5242:. 8:54,
10:33x.-11:51.
P. M—‘lzlsx, 2:44x, 3: 02:, 4:43x,
5:45, 41:02:, 7:02x, 7:12, .‘l:67x,1
9:51x. 10:18x, 10:40.
NEW IVORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A..M..—4:41x. i:30,6:43,8:00x'.6:511.
9:151. 10:021. 10:05.10:60x, 11:08.
P. M.—-12:03r, 1:06, 2:04x, 6:67,
3:30x, 3:64, 4:26, 5:061. 6:24, 5:28,
6:01x. 6:06, 011011, 9:37, 11:15;
12:00:.
Sundays. .
A. M.:,—~600 0:,00x 0:00.10:02x.
10: Elk.
' P. $42101"?th 3:69: 15:02:.
142“th
111.:1142 03. .1520. 3:16x, 4: 28, 5:,17
:A. lib—12:26; 1:13x. 7:46. 0:16x.
10'”, 11:11:, 11157X.
P. M.—-8 08:;4 4:4,6: 6:101,
7. 09:, 8' 28!. 9343251.
6:48.
”4......—
scorn-Noawstk To onusuav.
Alt—6216.6:27. 0:69x.
P. Elm—1:26, 4:38x, 6:20, 7:14.
Sundays; 1
A. M.—_10:37.
P. M.—-2:15, 7:14.
oANsunv 'ro sou-r11 NORWALK.
1.4L 11.—11:00.7: 23. s:111,1o:osx, 11:50
3.? 11.—4: 21 s: 49..
‘ , Sundays.
".1. 11.:——7 55 12:10.
pare M.:——6 1s.
diff-Sinus: express.
Get Your
Easier Suii
At One-Half Price at Our Selling
Out (:1an Sale. ,
Louis AvriCk
P. 0. Block‘ 80. Norwslk‘
amount is charged against the sink-
ing fund on Jan. 1, 1934 as $3,033,-
663, which sum, plus 663,089, namely
63,086,752, w111”w1ui interest at the
rats of 4 per cent. per annum‘amount
to $3,117,620 on, April 1, 1034, the
principal and interest then due.
It will be noted that the balance
on hand July 1, 1936, 810,399,947,
practically meets the last payment:
on the 4 per cent. bonds, namely 610,-
'400, 000. On the difference of $63. 00.
648.77 is acconotndafu' by thendlflar-
ence of- 61 46 in sash 111.1116 sinking
fund payments entered on the seller]-
ule as compared with the calculation.
This-imam! Morris“-
than 66. ‘
l
East India Tea C0.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES.
4_—-)P_ltcl1 School (private).
Fli‘é headquarters. 66 Van Zant Street
Telephone 170
for are on premises where located.
A telephone message to Electric
Station (706) between the hours of 6
p. m. and 8 a m.. giving location of?»
lire, an alarm will be given from near-
est box.
Second alarms are only to be glv-
e11 by the chief or acting chief upon
his arrival at the tire /
b-Marvln School (private).
ZIP-East: Washington and Fort Sts.
rad
214-—Van Zandt St. “and Osborn Ave. 1
ant—ant Ave. and Rowan St.
217—Wlnneld st.
223—Fort and Charles Sts.
224—Esst Ave. and Pitch" St.
225—131. John St. and Edlle Ave.
332—Sesvlew Ave. and First St.
335—Boulevard and Second St.
alts—Cove Ave, and rum. sc.
337-Boulevard and Blackstone St
('l‘el.) .
34l—Keyser St.
(Tel)
342——Ksyser St. and Duck Pond rd
(Tel!)
343—8hore Haven. ' (Tel)
Special Slansls.
l—Ons blast at odd times. testing or
line open.
l—Ons blast at 8 p. 111., standard time.
H—Twoblssts. are out.
and Pine Hill Ave
ll-ll—Jl‘wanty two, at 8 n. in., no
morning session of public
school.
ll-ll—Twsnty-two, at 12:30 p. m.. no
afternoon session of public
school.
llllllllll—Ten 111m. quickly ch11-
tbs satire department,
.NORWALK “RE ALARM BOXES
No.
15 Car. Maln and Weill Bis.
21 Belden Ave. and Union Place
28 Spring Hill and Kellen 8t.
:4 Union Park .
25 West Ava-and Berkley St.
27 Franklin'Ave.‘ and Intnes Place
31 Gas House (Private Box)
32 West Ave. and Merwln St.
36 Harbor A1'e..s.nd Orchard St.
34 Chapel St. and Harbor Ave.
36 West Ave. near Armory
38 Elm Crest and Stevens St.
41 Cross St. and Wilton AVe.
42 Main and North Ave.
43 France 8!.
62 Main and Catherine Ste.
53 New Canaan Ave. Cor. Fair at.
54 Chestnut near Summer St.
55 Main St. and Unlon Ave.
62 On the Green, ,
63 East and Lincoln Aves.
64 East Ave. and Daskam Lone.
ROWAmN FIRE ALARM BOXES
No.
12 Highland Ave, to N. Y., N. H. &
H. R. R.
Hickory Bluff and Bell Island.
Pins Point and Roma Point
gong Island Sound to McKinley
Pennoysr St. to Cross St.
Cross St. to Railroad
Railroad to Brookside
"Central," McKinley st. to Penney-
er (West Side) I
White Bridge north to Brookslde
White Bridge 8.13.10 Long Island
Sound
17 White Bridge, 8. W. to Long Island
Sound.
One sroke of hell at odd times in-
dicates testing; two strokes of hell,—
thus, 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 firs.
SOUTH NORWAIJK .FIRE
N ALARM BOXES
o.
12 West st. opp. Franklin st. Soho:
13 Concord Street. opp School
14 Cor. Ann and Main Stres
15 Cor. High St. and Bayview Ave.
16 Norwalk Iron Works Bulldfiip,
l7 Cor. Cedar St. and West Ave.
18 High School. West Avenue
21 Cor. Taylor Ave. and West fits.
23 Cor. Bouton 8t. and Ely Ave;
24 Cor. Chestnut and Henry Ste.
25 Cor. Monroe and Main Sta.
:6 Lexington Ave. and Austin Sta.
27 West and Elm Grove Sta.
3 Cor. Washington and Main Sts.
31 South Main St. near Meadow
32 Electric Light Station
34 Cor, Clay and spring Ste.
66 Cor. Havlland and Water Sts.
37 Lockwood Mfg Co.
4 Cor. Day and Raymond Sta.
l1 Cor. Falrflsld Ave. and Cedar St.
42 TaJlorAvs. and. South St.
43 Woodward Ave. and Meadow at.
46 Cor. Burrltt and Quintnrd Ave.
46 Cor. Woodward and'lnovm' dos Ave
13
14
21
22
23
24
3
15
16
1
,HBRJcGOorsetCoqnnnSL
6‘1 Golden Hill and Elmwood Avo.‘ ,
,5, Washington 31. Bridge ~, . -
153' Freight Yard ~ ..
64 N'orwslll Lock G1,. —
.6 lion's Theatre ..
61 need 9t. and“ Putnam Ave.
' 7 Norwalk Hospital
8 music Hall.
~6 Cross St:
W
OIN'rlItEL WANT ADO
arming services for hundred
Private boxes will only be pulled
. .Msr‘OL
Furniture,
'.< ‘0’.
90;
O
my _ 'oo
o
a fffi,
ding and Ranges.
Friday and Saturday Special
Rugs, Bed-
3
40c Chair Seats
50”....
of lc.atherette
Extra Finc'Chair Seat in leatherette upholsteredmver a
fine noodbase, padded felt fillcr, with an extra fine quality
For Friday and Saturday only
Fri. and Sat. 20c:
20 cents in
N: three sizes—~12, 13 and 14 inches.
in I
13; Bisselle Famous
1 o
g: Carpet Sweepers
7,3. $3.00 quality, Friday and Satur—
‘0‘.
6”;
day .' .................. $1,95
Sweeper-Vac ...... $6.50 L'l’
3
Baby Carriages
Reed 61435-635.
0%..
It:
-;. Go-Carls
§; 54.9510 125.00
.‘4 All the famous makes to
.:9 select front. Heywood.
.3. Alwin and Block.
l ‘
'“WS’Q 3
”3”.
O
it you want quality.
Guaranteed Lo bake; ebok and
heat. - Ranges $14.50 to
$190.00.
5
Sterlinlr
3”3“6
300;«;«
ill Qualify.
Refrigerators
. Sanitary, Durable, Economical.
1:. We guarantee them vermin proof,
1:0 warping. swelling and the .most
130‘ economical to run.. In all sizes
’3’ $4.95 to $50.00.
6. r
§°
"' St I F t C
;.; er mg urnl ure 0
1:. 127-129 Washington St. St nth Nonvalk
i3.00.09.00)?N;«'~.W.oo.«.w3u’w.»;oo‘oo....”;”.”‘”
mmhnhmu
Sea-Trips-eClyde line
Charleston. ..... ........¢soso
April 3 to 11, inclusive. N. Y. to
Jacksonville. ..... . . . . 1068.00
Includes hotel and other expound
J. M. Layton & (0.. Inc.
REAL ESTATE INSUKAMLE
‘5 Railroad Ave“ 80. Small:
S in l t h , Underwood;
Remington. an ethos
makes, sold. rented.
“"i‘ repaired. Rentals. is
per month. Machines
sold at 66 per-month.
. M0. DONNELLV.
f6 South Main Street. South Nor-walk
d
One Look at Our
Teams
and men will prove that we are
doing bulness in a very high class
An (Index To
Health!
When one is not concious of any
part of the body, it is mun-edit»
be nemsl.
Do your eyes ache or give "I
my trouble?
very féw have parfbct Cyndi ‘
Let our Ocullst examine your
1 eyes sudprescrlbo for tbq lulu
m not right. ‘
THAMER
mutter, _
, Misuse.
61 Atlantic ally-rs. fhmm
Open 6-ng 'Isl. -'~
in
1416.5... ,,. .. ~11. v-‘wflrou
P‘I‘ltOMETIIBT. m- .
way.
We will pay you highest prices
,for all Junk and cause you the
least inconvenience.
Send a. postal or telephone 441
. and one of our wagons will call.
. , The '
Wm. Ellron 60. inc.
'3 mm ' ' an 'mNannlk' com.
F S LYON
1...; .
1. MW
assuwr. waszrsns — 1. c. '
Good Job- Pontiac ..
‘, out was. it.» Pas-n. ~35
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