Raymond Brothers are unloading
- W Min Star" oi a cargo of
.- licenced.
.3!ka of Long Island, is visit,
Milt Minute of his parents on
Gas-rm heuiessrd. ' ‘
stamina practice 0! the mm
mm team was held last evening in
one ”million, on Burton Point. .
x Captain Royal Decker. or the Ells-
iimosthtdseneyster boat. "Commander ."
.. , arrived in Norwaik last evening irom
runs: m.
7 ”‘NWu. a member of the crew
We Moder," of New York, ls
dotting at his home on the East Side,
“Jar a his days.
“sun-.1
I
. "he members of the Ladies' Aid 80
cloty ot‘ the East Avenue M. E. Church
' "‘ . INFO“ afternoon.
Charles Coggswell, of Fort street,
has taken a position as one ‘ of the
new on the oyster boat. “Mabel Stew:
« ens." or Rowayton.
~»Tomomw will he—the 25th anniver-
, ‘wy of the death or P. T. Barnum, the
famous 'Bridgeport showman. He it
was who so truthfully remarked: “One“
is born every minute "
at“ resigned his, position with the
.m East Side , "o
‘ . Hembers oi the East Norwalk 1m-
”Moment Association are in session
“tastier-noon. at the home of Mrs:
John W. Bancroft, on' France street.I
7aipt1‘owh. The meeting opened at 2. 30
o’clock. 1
' min rilatives In utterance.
has: Mr. and Mrs. John lverson. or
,_ .’ ‘ .IT'Bridgeport, have returned to their
' bathe alter a pleasant visit at the
" home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard: lieu~
. “drinks. of Cove avenue.
‘e’sum fiancee Eridksonp oi‘ 1Bridge
itreetwyesterday afternoon .was ten-
1.‘ We surprise party. by aiargenum-
M of“ her young 1- friends. The11occa~
tinnwas the young »lady's birthday;
'and itfivas most happilyicclshrated.
*‘filhee were played, an ecelientzmusi-
rfilr‘program rendered and dainty re
Realments served. The afternoon
'mropent in a most enjoyable manner.
we Erickson proving herself a cap-
MKE CARE OF TI-iE CHILDREN.
.-A. lingering cold, distressing cough,
copious nights. a raw, inflamed throat
“date a run-down condition in which
auhlld is not able to resist contag-
us diseases Foley 5 Honey and Tar
truly healing and prompt in action.
Helplines coughs. colds, croup and
"whooping cough. Contains no opiates.
Rowm‘os
,hnrles Hughes, of Brooklyn, was '_a
finnday visitor in Rowayton.
..1
iss Iola Stevens, oi! McKinley
'et Is sudering from an attack of
stood L. Broadway'has purchased
pair of horses. and will embark in at
oral contracting business.
Mrs. George A. Minor and daughter.
. site, are visiting with Mr. and
gait. John 1H. Plander, ot Crockett
’ he. '
Miss ‘Iielen soofield, oi New York.
lulled: two. days this 'week‘ with Gap,-
mners. Andrew Mills. of Romy;
, Agricultural bottom at Burrs
' ‘ng‘. the Easter vocationat his
. ‘ 1 or n. M. Smith, organism: St. was
duties yesterday.
from home shortly.
I
City Hospital.
we! Helena Dukes, of Crsw avenue,
has.accepted,,o1 position in the Howey.
ton postbillee, and 'began her new
' Victor Arnold.a who has‘been suitor-
..Ing withdiphtherle.“ now~well on the
road to recovery. and it is expected
stunt the qwantine will he removed
11‘hi‘lss“ Marion“ ‘ Crockett, ot McKinley
street, who has been conilned at- home
‘ with an abscess. will return today to
her duties as nurse at the New fiaven
William Stevens, who has been visit-
red-ammo unseen anal—s
E;
3 Church. The musical passages of the
‘ cantata were perfectly rendered. Sev- .
stat of the soloists were Miss Estelle ‘
Cave. Bahrain; and Mrs. Fannie Shep- .
hard, meszo soprano, and Miss “Jen-‘1 ’
nle Dugdale. Aé'haptlsmal seiwi‘c'oi’was
heldtby Rev.1,S..A. uwson in the
church in the otternoon.
.11!
WESTPORT
Schoolhouse Bids .
The bids for the addition to the
Bridge street. schoolhouse were as
follow: ‘ ' ‘
me.
l‘t‘is estimated that‘lt the oceans
evaporated they‘would yield. about
4,500,000 cubic miles ohnlt.
citis.
-—Boarders watch sentinel Want
Ads. when the ma to linovo"
--Achrtiso in the Sentinel.
THE SOUTH NORWALX arms am
,_
Brourzh census ' we!» evening.
Wis C. Brown has rented one‘ 6!
Woundy cottages on Prospect Awe-
i .
Kiss Caroline Nounonn.olt1erloh-
ed friends from Tori-install over the“
Mrs. Charles Schmidt isrill at her
home on Seatboveoue with pneumo-
_ Carpenter Work °“
Rolston &_18t. roan .......... 110,900
Thomas VVQulnlan ........... .- 811,100 mkmd_
' 7 111.1111!th and Heating
J. P. Lyon...........'-.. ...... £38,513
W. D. Dickson ....... , ....... $3.840
Hunt 8: Downs ............... $437515“,
, 1 Gilbert F. Stevens returned Friday
tram 1the Stamford Hospital where
lies-n osmium-upon *Sor appendl,
Master 4111de an...“ of Bald.
lHilI spent 11 several
“.-..-.- r‘
Wei—seam"
. magnum-swumo‘cxw-m .
with his aunt. Mrs. Funk liaison
DeWitt R. unwritten. of i’hlladel-
\( south Main street over Easter
James Leslie of KEY York “silent
. Mey Light on W-evenue.
Miss Miriam Masters q'otr‘1llie‘1‘w’ York
is ieiillmna‘lsermter vacation with
Miss Elsie .Wheeler of Hoyt-‘street.
/
'mr
Joli fKnapp of Richmond Hill; Mrs.-
hp 9 wutormerly Miss Mary Dix.
9‘12 r
G R. Colton of Washington has.
take: possession of the McDonald.
cottage on Richmond Hill, which~he
hasytented for the season.
The American Mechanics have de-
cide'd to have two. meeting nights a
‘ Wit—Uta first and third mans——
in Raymond’s HaIL
rm-
.e‘t.‘
I“roldE. dunesywho is attending
the Massachusetts, Agriculaural Col-
legal in Boston, is spending the East»
days this week
phisi was the guest at his parents on .
Easter at the home of Mr? and Mrs.»
‘ Rowayton avenue. leaves for New
; for San Francisco as quartermaster OI
ing at the home of his parents, Cap
lain and Mrs. hank R. Stevens. or
York today, from where he will sail
,er vacation with his parents at We.-
veny'Fann. ‘ .
Miss Clara Gregory who teaches in
‘thf public schools in .Torrington, is
spending her waster vacation with
her parental: at “Der Hemlochs, 'f Mill-
port avenue. .
The bids {or the construction at
the neW1'St." Aloysius Church were
rejected, as they weretoo high-Al—
terations will be made aid new bids
‘1 _ ._ 1.,1 will‘be received from the two lowest
A‘son was born to Mr. and Mrs:. .
bidders.
great Sachem of the Reservation
of Connecticutis expected at the wig-
wam 'et—l’onusfl'ribe next f Wednosv
day evening, when'the wrior’s .de-
gree will be worked-A ' full attend-
ance of the chiefs is requested.
James Kelley has1lei’t the employ
of the Stephen Hayt's Sons Co. nnr-
serymen. after over forty years oi
faithful service. He will take con-
1 tracts "-1!or an use. of landscape
«work trimming and planting trees
and shrubbery.
4—week "1111111. suction]
M Juneau, reporter—.1915
31$“th “1 00M Lesions.”
A group 0! war mg: were 3:
the dinner6 hour political argu—
mtnt. An interesting deadlock had
been reached. when one at the men ,
silent during the whole. of the debate
"'Ere, Bill,‘ ’he said," you' re pretty
:good at s 'argt ment. Wot’s syour op
l'mion?” . ' 1..
~ “i aint goin' to say,‘ said Bill
“‘1 thrashed the matter out store with
Bob Jones.‘ '
"All," said the other, “and :what
did you arrhe at?"
“Well," said Blilriisohyhe snrived *i
at the hospital, ande. arrived g; the
police station."~—Nutional Monthly.
~—'ii you checkup 7the7num7ber oi“
bottles used you will find Foley’s-Hon- 7
cy and Tar in greater"~'demand' than '
any other cough medicine. it is safe,
prompt and eflective torcoids, oroup,
hoarseness, bronchial coughs, throat
_'tf0ll‘bl8 and 1Iagrlppe. " It contains no
opiates and is the preterred cough
medicine for children. Sold every-
where.
, A WISE MERCHANT.
advertises his goods. 3 he cannot do
it in a‘tsggorwo‘nho uses the Sentinel
classified “For Sale" columns. Coll
uptheomcaudvsdw willed
ion Jul.
turned: to serum who had remained . I
will meet in the church parlors to-'
‘1 “files J-Iasei Hendrick, of i‘ove ave-,1
~ 'nue‘, ls’ spehding last blaster yaoawm '3
a steam vessel.
knew nothing of any such accident.
is presumed that the report was cir-
culated as the result of other boating
difficulties In the Sound.
—
Among the members oi the degree
Louis it. Hendricks. of Fort street. team at Sherman Council 1 3'” Royal
Arunum, who are to initiate a class in
“mm Graphaphone. of Bridgeport. New York. Wednesday evening. are
' dioxin. Mt Hendricks is‘ planning to Charles R. Potty, Ernest A. Taylor,
, engage in the ciammins business on J. Herry.’l‘pyior, and Ciliiord N Jen-L
7 " .ninss. Theteam also recently initiated
classes In Stamford and Milford and
the work of Sherman Council has
brought out much tavorable comment.
A letter et.the.DarI'en postvoilice
awaits Hiram Zehnder.
Ralph .Conn pt; E’rospect avenue
spent Easter with ‘ his sister, Mrs.
Edwin Stone, at Canaan.
.—
The Sterling Motorcycle Club has
changed its meeting. day to Thursday,
instead of Sunday.
Mrs. Henry ~Broncher has occupied
. rooms over the; new .Atlantic. & Paci-
fic Ten Company's store.
The Congregational Ladics' Aid So-
ciety will hold a work meeting in the
church rooms on Thursday.
Prof..Kiritpatrick Is to lecture on
poultry before the Barton Grange,
in the Congregational
evening.
Christopher illusion. of the Conn.
speak at the- Congregational Church
this evening his‘subjectbcing ‘A;Bet-
ter Health Program for Connecticut.’
’1 Constable ,“Hamp” Smith‘ placed
Henry~ Parcel! under'arrest. as the
latter was boarding a trolley car (or
Stamford yesterday, at ’1: 30 a: m.
Purcell was wanted on a charge or
non support of his wits. The Select-
men allowed Purcell off when he
promised that he would move with
his family to Rye. He is an upholst-
erer in Port Chester.
Memorial flowers decorated the
Congregational Church for the two
musical semces Sunday, and were
distributed yetiterday,
among the
sick The eveningmlioir . sanguat the
u ‘morning'1service,..and the. usual mom-
ing choirxled the evening. serylcsMiss
Isobel Sinuson gof;Norwalltl1was.solo-
let st-Aboth,1.and~1urs.idohn Duncan. in
-»the'-mornlng. also took a solopertin
one of 'the «anthems; whichr made up
the service. The evening was a carol
:1. 1..
charge or the decoration
trim Methodist Church 7 was ten
same to hold nib who wished seem“
It was reported Sunday afternoon
Ithat one of the Stevens Oyster Com-
,pany boats had struck a rock in the
Sound and had experienced dimculties.
At the home “of Captain Frank it.
Stevens it was stated that the ismlly
it
.Church, this _
octicut.,.Research Association will »
ments with the
u jiitl‘eupons from“; HEW
Kitchen Set Meshi-
:fvel illicreqmly by
omnibus
to Its Renders. 1*
It will be given for $1.15 and 6
Coupons of consecutive dates.
This useful Sanitary "Glass Kitch-
en Set fills a long felt want of
every llouscml'e. There has
never been designed for practical
. use a more seritlceable‘and com-.
pletc Sanitary ‘Kitchen'Sctfi No
household is fully cqui‘ppedwitlh
out' one of these -1 Combination
L inthe kitchen.
, This set" consists of
eight
‘ .willmakc culinaryflrdutiesaa pleas?
'ure every day in the year.
intestinal-yeast
Glass Kitchen Sets. A true friend.
“handy necessary utéhsils which}
'accurat'c‘ in you; measurements. Very
Strictly Sanitary. THE EVENING“, SENTINEL is always 160
uiscturcrs of this Sanitary .Kitchcn' Set to an
2.50— "Household SANITARY G1,
"To "sentinel Readersfor 6 5-06,,me
.r-V
1’ .. N0 matter how largeor ml" your family may be you need this useful Gloss Combination Kitchen Set, as churn below. No further need of guessing. Be
1 1 uoci'hl for Sugar, Flour and Liquids. In‘ fact indispenoivc to every housewife. A Money Saver, 3 Time Buyer and
ramming that will be useful to its readers, and we have therefore made arrange-
voryeloehd combination. .5“ you .need to do to get one is to clip
INEL and- present them at tilts office with" $1.15 and take it home.
DGN’T “WM START CUTTING YOUR COUPONS T0 DAY
y our readers with this
'let‘
‘ 3-
, .mnsum 11.11....
3.0... Glass :Kitchen Rolling
Pin, wtth handle,,werth ‘ ”.50
One Glass Kitchen 16 oz. 1 ”I
Graduate, worth .25 1
One Glass Kitchen Funnel, '1‘? 1|}
worth .101 _
‘One .Glass 8 oz. Measuring
Cup, worth .10‘ .
this set: is fully guaranteed. "‘“An‘y . 1
‘ .14: ;. ,
" rmost. satisfaction in service will: ..
3 be cheetiully 5
Glass Kitchen Sci; must be seen .1
to be appreciated. Come in and 7
:look it over.-
One Glass Kitchen 3 Pints
Measuring Pitcher, worth $103
One Glass Kitchen 8 oz. Salt 5
'Filler, with Wire Strainer, 11
-. worth 1 ‘ .gs
Grieving Kitchen 8 oz. Salt
1 Shelter, worth ' .15” _‘ .
7.0116 Glass .KitchcntB-«uozp 1 .4
Sugar . Shaker, worth 1.153
Total . «$2.501. .
SPECIAL—Each ’ tom. 1.1 ‘
piece that does not give the ut-
replaced. This
service; Mrs EaA. Spoon‘er was in ~ ‘
the Easter mm sung try {timeout-{1
«nines chums brat. Luke’s cam-cu srfa
Norwalk Chronicler