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n e, is visiting her brother, who‘ lies
Lnndition or his home in
AnoinN Y.
Mrs Anna Mullen. who has been the
' finest for. some time put of the Misses
Hamilton. of Putnam avenue, has re-
turned to be? home in Stfiathdrlne,
Consdggw , LI
P. I. O'Brien and Martin J. Ellen-
nessy. of Springfield, 1111110111111 encore
of the Amalgamated Assault-ten of
Street and El9ctrie Railway Ripley-
ers’ union, both of whom played on
important part in the recent strike or
the Spgnglield trolleymen, are both
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a 1 llhr home in Center avenue.
John Roonev. of Plymouth avenue,
is 111 at his home with the grippe.
Lester Collins, of the First District,
' is spending a low days in New York
city
' Edward Fsgon. of Center avenue.
.'. was in Stamford with friends 08 Sat
llrduy.
. "..~—.7.
Edward Gallagher, of Center ave
nus, was a visitor in Ne ew York city
yesterdday .
5 .
Miss Anna Sheehan, of Center ave-
nue, is confined to her home. with an
attack of, the grip.
. ..~——
William Lynch is confined to his
.home in Plymouth avenue, on ac;
count of illness.
Miss Dorothy Smith,- of Main street,
friends in
Washington, D. C. . .-\
Mrs. Benjamin Hillier, of Center
avenue, is slowly improving. after a
Severe attack'of bronchitis.
I ,
~Bal‘lenl' Homemade Bakery, 5 Mon-
roe Lstreet.
—~—.—-—.¢ N
Thomas Riordan, son of. Council-
mun M. J. Riordan, is able, to be out
after a‘severeI attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. V’m. W Stone and children.
' of Vice! Malnw‘ street, are3 spending
"Blister week’ wlIIth relatives in ball-
bury. .1
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1111123891111 HELLngllt' has returned
to this city' after paying a visit to
Cleveland, Ohio. While do that city,
Saturday night, he made an interest-
ing address before the members' of
,. thelpleveland lIIlIaIIlI' Association. 1
41011113111, Mcauueufy's‘oncl-l‘
" ssrnA. "
x
L ISL Joseph's Cfiurch will be at 7:."
well ham to this city.
limiter, until further notice, the
regular morning mass celebrated on
3 I
. o'clock. instead of 8 o‘clock, on p1.-
1‘ viously. This morning a stealth min:
mass was read in memory or Mrs.
Annie Haugh. Tomorrow morning a
month's- mind mass will be rm for
Edward McGrath : 1 7
According to reports received by the
icemen of the state at their recent con
vention in New Haven. ‘DanburyIls
practically'the only place 'wl-‘hin the
zone between New York and‘BostOll
‘ and extending back thirty miles from
the shore, where snmclent ice for tile
season's requirements have been har.
vested. The entire New England
coast. south of Boston. is’affected by
the ice famine. practically no ice hav-
ing been harvested during the past
winter.
Joseph Warjenski, of Maple street
.wa‘s before the uptown court this
morning on complaint of his aged
father, who alleged that he committed
assault upon him last night. Olllcers
Murray and Close mode the arrest.
IWarJenskl gave a $20 bond. saving
himself from spending the right in a
cell. This morning after a. lengthy
‘ hearing Judge Lockwood continued
the case until next Monday. espresso
ing the hope that the family dimoultles
might be smoothed out before then.
An interesting event which will take
place at United church house in New
Haven. Tuesday. April 13",“: from 3: 80 to
L 5: 30 o'clock, is’ a tea to be given in
the interest of the summer school of
homo missions at Northdeld, Moss,
Mrs. Willistou Walker of" New Haven,
president of the Women's Congress-
tlonat Home Missionary union of Con-
noctloutL' will preside at the meeting,
L Ml romeo. lira. William R.
L'Ejg‘dyib withheld win speak and
or ' will be elven. .
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IAkaln 117.171.1771 Lubrano beconllg
involved infill law suit. Damages of
$280 Lore fitted 11;... Actor. b'bughl
. hubfi’no. former propri-
etor. of naaloon on Wood street. by
the Jacob :Rupports Company. of New
York. Papers. this morning, were
died in the office of Town Clerk
11191ng R.- Tomlin, by deuty Sheriff
Andrfiw SchlochtWeg. 0! Stamford.
' ELTllo case is returnable co the Court
Gonocrt} EveI'YEllins new and “hm of Common Pleas, Bridgeport, the first
of time Dancing {11.111 1 a. m. Armory
Tomorrow night a bld~wlllst tour
starts in the Georgetown
Club, in Georgetown. "The playing
eight weeks, and
and married members.
dinnoryto be enjoyed in Norwalk.
—-SALE—-I
I,
uocBrom‘o Seltzer
7
use Bromo Seltzer ......... 15¢
. Bromo Seltzer 30c
oo'LBromo Seltzer ,...... 60c
Stillson—Powell Corporation
I82 WAs'rmo'rou STREET
7
Tuesday in May. The tracts of land.
Lownod by Mr. Lubrano. in South Non
awlk. have been attached.
The Norbvslk police have been uotl'~
fied by Chief of Police William il.
l
, The prize 399-” robbery in that city last night. pastor. good music under the direction
.‘L Wh'Ch g°es to the winners 3‘ the ex LThL" name 0E the proprietor was not or Mrs. Franklin 1 Smith and attrac
‘ Dense of~the defeated will be a shore Lrurnlsllec It is claimed t-wo "hoboes" lllve “coma“, characterized me
are the guilty parties. The thieves en-
tcrod the store. exchanged their old
1 clothes for stunning Easter suits, and,
after helping themselves to other gar-
month. and stuffing their pockets with
Jewelryfsafoly departed for parts as
yet unknown. Among the articles
missing are several suits, on overcoat.
one dozen of neckties, several new
cons and Jewelry
deposited on or
to8
bulky nature. ,
1 Open Monday evenings from 6
Safe deposit bOXcs $4 a L
Storage vaults for valuables of a-
,l
1
L.
before Monday
evening, April 5th, will draw in- w '
forest from April Ist.1 1 '
year. '2‘ ,
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lot imbeddlng itself in Schweb's body.
‘ruln, Marjory Portorilel'd Tucker,
L heading this morality
Immmdsaoo'olockin'i‘rmlty _ ,
" ”emcee on" '
ill
';
(co-mum from first Peg“
Schw'ab release his hold upon Emilee.
according to his testbhony. As he
took the gun from his W39" the try;-
ger was accidentally pulled, the bul-
where it is at present. Meyers, also
asserted that Schwab. while wrestling
with Ember, had a knife concealed in
his sleeve. snd'that. momma shoot:
ing to save Ernber from possible harm;
A knife was shown # evidence in
court, but Schwab said that he had
never seen it. before in his life, and
that no attempt to injure Ember had
been made by him. Shortly after the
shooting sffrsy Schwsb was taken to
the Norwalk hospital, where. his life
was despaired of for a number of
weeks and internal hemorrhages were
constantly expected. The bullet has
never been probed for, although an
X~rsy picture was taken, Meyers was
defended by Attorney. Robert E. De-
Forest or Bridgeport, whilegdudgc E.
8. Bradley acted as counsel for Ember.
After a short discussion, bonds were
set at 8500 for Meyers, and at 8100 for
Ember, who will stand trial by jury
next month. .. 1
v
EASIER DAY OBSER
VANCE IN Willi
(Continued from first page).
from South NorWsllr. A class of four-
teen Was admitted to church member-
ship. At the Sunday school session
the new superintendent, Elliot Souls.
assumed charge. and in a few remarks
dedicated himself to the welfare of tile
school.
In the evening, “The pawn lin-
mortal. " an Easter service of story and
song, was given by the members of the
school Archibald T. Merriam. the or-
ganist. had trained the singers and the
entire service was dalghtlully ren-
dered. The story was beautifully read
by Miss May Fallon and the musical
numbers were very much enjoyed.
They consisted of the folio pg: This
7171 Bethany... Elisa 3Wllndn.
Eloisrlioyl 1. mid 111.171 r; quartet——
"Mons Ho Standh." ace Finch, Mil
red Ketciysm. Gordyu Cave, Edward
Austin; lnhoruil $31 f"ltllmlgllt'y Dorm"
male quartet—“Shall l Cruelty Him.‘
Warren Scodcld, Edward Austin;
Iladles' quartet“For Me." Elsie Sterl
lug, Helen 11111.1, Edith Miller, Carrie
Miller; boys’”ouartet-—"8weetly Rest."
Elliot Casey, Elton Hoyt. Lloyd Cove,
Leroy Brush; quartet—~“Sorrow Will
Change to Singing“ Elsie Sterling.
Mildred Ketcham, William 0. Taylor,
Edward Austin; duet—“Risen," Misses
Annie and Carrie Miller: quaT'tet—“lf
a Man Die." Mrs. Hull. Miss DoPlerne,
Edmund E. Crows, Warren Scoflold.
At the south‘ Norwalk Baptist
Church. excellent pl'baching by tho
services at both morning and evening
services. In the evening Shelley’s
beautiful cantata. "Life and Death."
was rendered. Mrs. Smith was assist-
ed by Miss Gussie Fallon and Mrs. .
lHand, sopranos'; George H. Hirst.
towns. and Harry Fancher, base. The
solos were very finely rendered and -
the large audience was delighted with
the rendition of the cantata. The fol-
lowing received the rite 61 baptism.
Marlon Starr Hatfield. Eunice Evelyn
Williams, Edith Louisa Dunn, Beatrice
Mary Shel-food, Mary Helen Bruggo,
Clara Henrietta McKcever, Elisabeth
Leppert, Lillian Christina Herring.
Marlo Elsie Honing, Mary Etta. Boc-
Philip Thames Plait. ll'lerbc‘rt Howard
Hunt. Fred William Dunn.
AUTOIST FINED 910 AND CLOSTSr/ ,
Jacob Fltelson. in the employof the
Blue Ribbon Garage, of Brldkeport.
Lgot himself into trouble Saturday aft-
ernoon at the corner of Main and
Wall street. When fhte had finished
with him, he was under arrcst for
violating the traffic ordinance in turn-
ing to the left or the ‘flnmlny cop.
In tabla; that side Fltelsolt coilide‘dr
with a 991' owned and driven by Allen
’8. Cook, of Grconich. The front axle
of Cook‘s on was bent and the lights LL.
‘ were put out of commission. Sergeant [
Gibson made the arrest. and Fltelson '
was released under 92 gbonds for 11
Judxo Lock-
wood amid him 810 and actual costs.
—.L_H
Thor's va‘Los Holy Oommllnlon this
plan to murder Schwsb. Meyers sold
motupon'ldlc unassuming-11m ht ' I'
entered the room on the second floor ' .
of the barn in Roseville. and that
Schwsb and Ember 17,119 wreaths: 15
about the floor so took his rcvéivel'. , 1
intending to shoot into tile 1171' to make '
Edmund E. Crown. William 0. Taylor ‘
1"1
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pg. .1.
fl, Drops find. 800
nuance.
it: 1
Minoan in con
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What is CASTORIA
Will 9‘ Mess memes focCauorM
17 use for the roll
Flat-loner. Wind Colic, all Teething
ago-Will 9 Food. Vin m d
The hildx'en’s Panacea—Title Metmm
6:111:1an CASTORIA ALwAvs
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Easter SpeCIaIs
Syrups. It is
lament.
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or Narcotic
It: 15 its guarantee. It destro
mm; ”9&9“. . _ For more thirty" muwomi:
o"! Eonstipauo
Troubles oar/5L
and Bowels,
no sleep.
the Stomach
The Kind You Have Always Bought
799‘ 3"?” COIPAIQV, NIH VCR“ CITY
Eggs
Absolly‘ely fresh
3411021111
230 ,
3W“ ‘ Hams 180 lb.
Fancy
Maine «1 '
Potatoes
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DAILY POEM-
THE wryc’usnv or spams
Little duckling proudly sailing
"Neath the 1will'ow’s ~
gauze, ,
dainty
As we watch it stl'eaming o’er.
thee
Our hearts echo thy applause.
As we feclI1thehidden beauty? .
Lz'Budeing’L’TSpi'ihg has 'L yet to
.3 show-- .
Then like tiled we go all-Sailing.
Through the sunset’s tender
. glow.
T111 We feel the soul of Nature
Stealing our cold IthlrtS away,
And we go, on dreaming, dream-_
has
Past the portals of today!
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our was PUZZLED - ;
“Thrust are thin: bullets for on the
shift in the I'all‘l'fl ‘ ~ -
on them.- ’2. Lemon ."' 11"
1:_- “This Miler they» put-17
other iLn’
My
East India Tea Co
' 88 East 'lule Lincoln Avon. . ” .
"Owl yours-o, ye tool: it. says
. 129 WASHINGTON STRELLET.
Animals With Pockets.
Did you ever think what it curious
thing it is that some animals have
mellow—great. roomy. fur lined Vest
pockets. big enough to carry a family
of little ones about in? Many of the
animals native to Allstlnlln 11nd Tns
mania have these convenient pockets.
and so has the possum. ll common ani-
mal in our southern states. The kan-
garoo is the largest of this species.
Full grown kangaroos go sixteen feet
at a jump, and so when going on a
long journey or running from hunters
think what 11 comfort it must be to
Mother Kangaroo to know that her
ct. '~ Exchange.
1 wAdVePtise In The Sentinel.
.NORWABK FIRE ALARM BOXES
No.
15. Cor. Main and Wall Sis.
21 Belden Ave. and Union Place
22 Spring Hill and Kellogg St)..
24 Union Park
26 West'Ave. and Berkley St.
27 Franklin Ave. and Lynes Place
31 Gas House (Private Box)
82 West Ave. and Mel-win St.
38 Harbor Ave. and Orchard St.
at Chapel St. and Harbor Ave.
ascwesl Ave: not Armory
38 Elm Crest and Stevens St.
41 Cross St. and Wilton Ave.
42 Main and North Ave. .
43 fiance St. ‘
swim and Catherine Bio.
52 New. Canaan Ave. Col:- Fair 89.;
64 Chestnut near Summer St.
55. Main” st. and Union Ave.
62011 the Green.
_.—__
01 East Ave. and Daskam Ions.
W
noway'oolv ms: W nexus.
No.
12 Highland Ave. to N Y, N H. &
3.1%. R. -
ill Hickory Bluff and Bell Island.
14 Pine Point and flown Point
.4
..l 21 Long Island Sound 7"? McKinley
Bf.
_ 22 PeIInnoyor' St. to Cross Lat. L‘L L L
,29,‘ Erma: to Ballroom ' " ‘
24 fifilrmtfl'flmokfldb‘z‘. .. ‘
a “Contrel.'f McKinley so. to Penney“
or (west Side)
19" White BfldsbL north (0 Brookpld’e
it an; Biddle B.I E; to Long Island
27 White Bridge. GI; LW. “Ml: mnd'
31511114. ' 2' ,1
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losies instinctm “with
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babies are snug and safe in her pock- 1-
» ’ 11111111114911 blasts quickly .‘.o.
till?
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"9 EFFECT MARCH 14 1979.
SOUTH NOBLWALK TO MW YDBK.
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9:15x. 10:02x, 10:05, 10:50:, 11303.
P. M.—12:03x, 1:05, 2:04x, 2:57.
3:301, 3:54, 4:26. 5:05x, 5:24, 5:28,
15:01:, 6:06, 8:101, 9:37. 11:15x,
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A. hit—6 00. 8:00x, 9:00. 10:0“.
10: 50x.
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P. mama. 1:20. 3:161, 4:23. 6:17.
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EAsr NORWALK FIRE ‘- ALAnu.
.I . Boxes.
4~Fitch Sebool, (private). _
Fire headquarters, 36 vol zinc all-eel
. Telephone .170 ,
.Private boxes will only' be pulled
for are on premises. where located.
A tolephouemessage to Electric
Station (705) between the hours of 6
p. and 8 a. 111., giving location .of
fire, an alarm will: be given from near
est box.
Second alarms are only. to be 317
.-
hls arrival at the tire
6——Marvln School (private). "
ZIP—East Washington 111111 Fortfits.
zll—Vo’u Zand( St. and Osborn Ave.
ale—East Ave. and Bowen 8&1
217—.Wlnlleld St. _
223~Fort and Charles 8th. '
224-Esst Ave. and Fitch St.
225—St. John St. and Edits Ave:
332—Seavlew Ave. and First St.
835-730111611an and Second St.
sac—cove Ave and Fifth St.
837nBouievard and Blackstone 8t.
‘ (Tel)
Sill—Lifeyser St. and Pine Hill Ave
(Tel)
, (Tel)
2434110117 Haven. (T711371
Spool-l 8W9. '~
.1—Cne blast at odd times, testing or
line open.
1—~0ne blast at 8 11,111.. standard time
l-l—Two blasts, are out. _ "
11-11—-Twenty two at L8 a. 111., no
3 morning session of public
school. .
- 11-11—TWonty- two, at 12: 20 p. 111.. no
afternoon session bf public
school.
the entire department.
Lll'l one of tho «1W m
L 1 recently 11:-dime boy thousand sepa-
listed from his mum ma obnld
.notfindhorinthocmd. Am
Idlo'rlrr seeing” Min and
patient. that no :wdo noting. mob
«1.119111: to or”
in 03003" .1.
new YORK '10 count NORWALK. '
soon-1 uonwALK 10 1171113111111. 1
342—Kcyser 8t. and Duck Pond rd. 17
o. .
‘- 31 Cor. Taylor ”Ave. an
. 31 south Main St. near meadow
921 Electric Light Station ,
34 Cor. Clay and
25 Cor. Hovlland and Water Etc.
87 Lockwood Mfg Cb. '
ItzITaylor Ave. and?' south 8t.
midi, Wishinlrtnn. 'St.‘ Brides
one <~
noose;
rtJEFHEEUH GO
12?'!29 WESHINCQ'YUN 33'?
So. NCRWA 1.11:
Phefi‘lllls& V
Our Display Is Well gWorth a
Visit t.
It you are wondering éwhat veg— 1
etablc to have for dinner, what
fruit for breakfast or dessert, *
come and choose here! There is. '
so much to select from that choice -
is easy. '
GHIOTTO & K111111171
Fans DELIVER ; -
L NevVSpring
, Waists
98c to, $6.00
lacobyLis *
Collie here for your
. FASTER attire
Bresev
119 Washington Street.
For Your Bedroom
don't you need a new dressing table,
1' bureau or chiffonler? lt‘ds almost in-
possible to- boys too much draws!
space for your belongings. Perhaps
you could use another to match the ~
’ Furniture you already have.
' Not‘only for your bedroom but for "
every room we can supplyyou with
‘ varied styles in appropriate
NEW FURNITURE.
”..~...—
AJ. “devised South. ,
134-186 WAISmN MUN STRIKE?!-
e‘n by the chief or acting chief upon ~ 1
1111111111 Gollebe
29 WEST WASHINGTON 8T.
' Phone 10004. ,
Prompt Delivery. south 11.ka
SOUTH NORMAL}: mm , ,1 ‘
ALARM BOXES ‘\
L12 West at. opp Franklin St. Bonus-f
is Concord Street, opp School ‘*
14 Cor. Ann and Main Streets
15 Cor. High St.- and Bayviow Ave.
to. Norwalk Iron Works Building
17 cor. Cedar St. and West Ave. '
18 High 91111061171131 Avenue .
West filI.
23 Cor. Bouton St. and y. Ave.
24 Cor. Chestnut and Henry Sta.
25, Got. Monroe and Main Btu. «,1
all Lexington Ave. and Austin Ste.
21 West and Elm Grove 80!. 1.
3 Cor. Washington and Main Sta.
ring Sta.
,4 Cor. Day and Rnymond Stu. L
11 Cor. Fairneld.’ Ave. and Cedar GI.
inCorL. Burp-m and Quintard An.
46 Cox. Woodword and n01.11717- 199.1
"5 It s. G Curse! 00.. Allri' 8t.
91 Golden Hill and mlmwood AVID-m.
wflEfimh (Ill.
so on '
hill
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