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threeyear-old Mary Pastello, of Le:-

A et instep avenue, who said she was ‘lost-z‘

ed." ; Officer-Station accompanied the:

little tot to her home. - _ i
" —apsc1AL LUNCHEON 1‘

at Country club Fridays.

 

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Islatthls remindyouaayouread,
{tron from losses would be tread .
”Insurance is the thing you need.
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g ftlieRiev.Dr.ll‘lmerA.Dentofthehiev
A small are in the boarding house Haven District. and the pastor of the
of Cornelius Clemmlm colored. of 41 entertaining church the Rev. Dr. W.
Raymond street, calleduut the Central 5 A. Riohsni.
station firemen at 7: 30 o',clock last’ Orzauization of the conference was
night. The mattress of a bed had Perfected by the election of the W
caught fire evidently from the care-' Dr. A. B Sanford as secretary for the
'ilessness of a smoker. and the bed and nineteenth time; he'ribmlnated as his
1330.

SOUTH NORWALK TRUST 00.:
BUILDING,

 

 

. year—~W E. Soofleld, J. A. Macmillan.
W. 8. Manship, W. R. McDermott, W.
H. Mitchell. Jr. and A. G. Boynton.
IThey were elected J. W. Mace was
elected statistical secretary lie nam-
ed as his assistants 1. L Smith. Hf D.
Jones, Miner Howard. E. F Weise.A.

.H. Moore W. C. Judd A. E. Beebe.
Gustav 1.333 was elected statistical

was very slight.

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TEXT OF BILL GIVEN.,

Measure Which Makes Liquor License
Attachmneta Hold Over.
HARTFORD, April 7.—-The bill
which was passed by the Legislature
and signed by Governor Holcomb on

 

 

 

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in Mills in,

clothing were destroyed. The damage assistant those who served him last

 
 
 

 

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lN EFFECT nancu 14.1915.

SOUTH. NORWALKVTO NEW YORK.
A. ll._—1:87:,_ j 5:421, 6:09.
6:57:, 7218:, 7:46, 8518:, 8:59:, 8:19:,
9:40, 10:33:. 10:51:, 11:51.

 

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7:

.. Miss. Mary C. Donovan and MissE
, Frances Darin, of Greenwich, are the

guests of .Miss Elizabeth Harklns, of;
lirarlklin avenue. i

 

.. Justice of the Peace John W, Curp
now, in the office of the Town Clerk in;
the City Hall, this morning officiated

at the wedding of Nicola Tannone andV Public Acts of 1907 is herebv amended as

Giovanna Tedesec both of this city. 1
a- 1

—Remember the .Billiken Dance.
Sterling‘s orchestra. Roodner's Hall to-

~ morrow night. .

Karl Krug, of Stamford, who. with
Luke Montague, was assaulted Tues-
day noon in the fruit store of Luigi
iMola. on Wood street. was attended;

March 23, which rushes attachments

‘ on liquor licenses hold good upon re-

newals of the license has recently st-
tracted considerable attention.

' bill, now'cllapter 36 of the public acts

of 1915. follows:
“Section 2734 of the General Stat-
utes as amended by Chapter 136 of the

to read as follows. The license and
all rights and interest therein or any
person licensed by the county com.
missioners to sell intoxicating liquors
may be attached and taken as execu-
tion: such attachment shall be made
by leaving a true and attested copy of
the process and accompanying com-
plaint with the proper endorsement

, thereon of the officer serving the same,

The '

yesterday. by Dr. Robert M. Wolfe.’
The Stamford man was badly cut
about the head.

as in other civil cases, with the de
fondant or at his usual place of abode,'
i if within the state, and a like and at-
-‘_"’—" itested copy shall he left at or forward-

Charles Walker was ordered by ed by registered mail to the once of
Judge John Keogh. ”“5 morning, '° the county commissioners who granted
93” his wife, Mary Walker. of Water such license Constables of the town
street, $5 a week for the support or in which the business under such li-
two small children. Charles was also cause commerce serVice of process by
instructed by the court to seek a new leaving such copies at the allies of the
boarding “0“” “he" “‘3” “"h M” , county commissioners Such attached
Walker, that future disturbances may license. and all renewals thereof shall
be “01de i be holden to respond to execution for
the same period of time as in attach-

Among the passengers 0“ the Olaf ments of personal property and Vthc
”0mm” steamship “Princess Anne." i lieu of such attachment shall continue
““0" “"9" from New Yuk April 6' after execution has issued without rel
for Norfolk, was John M. Glover, whoI moval of such certificate of license.
is taking a short vacation and will re-- i from the premises in which the quV
W“ by “Y 0‘ Wasn'Wmnv hm" is exhibited until the time when such
procured his tickets and accolnmoda- license is sold by virtue of said execu-
tions through J. M. Layton & Co., Ind,
agents of the steamship line at South Vizpke’d term for which it was granted
Norwfl'ik ““10 WW” 3‘5." be 9‘99”? '° slowly valid in the hands or his
furnish information regarding excur ism”: thereof as in the hands 3!
sion trips on the Old Dominion line at‘ the original holder, provided ”two
any time such purchaser may avail hiusolf of
the benefit of such license he shall
comply with all the requirements of

 

The Civic League of Norwalk will
show for the first time to the public

law relative to the rocurin of all-
the pictures of the gardens of the chil- p 5

[original license. for the sale of Vin-.
toxicating liquors. from the county
commissioners. "

mer and the chlldren"s market. This
will take place this Friday at 3:30 in
the Library auditorium.‘ The children.
"themselves had what might be called
a "private view" ten days ago and so
entertaining is the collection that the
committee wants everybody who loves'
children and gardens to see them. The
meeting is an open meeting and the
families of the children taking part
and- of all the children in the contest
are urged to come. The children in
the garden contest are also welcome.
The names for this season's work
number 166.

 

 

naps or THE GAVEL.

 

" Tonight

South Norwalk Council, No. 1253,
Knights of Columbus. North Main
street. .
Olive Branch Lodge, No. '19,Kin'th'ts
oi‘ Pytlllns. South Main street. - ’ '
South Norwalk Lodge, No.- 529.:
Losul Order of Moose, South Main
street

Star of Columbia No. 1153, Com-
panions of the Forest, Washington

~—-—- street.
— RUMMAGE SALE.

‘ Tomorrow Night
riAuspices ladies First M. E. Church.

Lincoln Council.'No. 4, 02 U. A. M.

 

 

Fri. and Sat., V31 So. Main St., Washington street. _
F‘ - Oplllr Chapter, No. 52, O. E. '8.
“SALE“ South Main street.

Ioc BromoSeltzer 6c
25c Bromo Seltzer 15c

soc Bromo Seltzer . . . .. . . . 30c
it in a large way, he uses the Sentinel

$1.00 Bromo Seltzer . . . . . . . 600 can
. w elassliled‘ "For Sale" commas.
Stilison Po ell Corporation .- up we on“ m m m I“ m“

3. WASHINGTON STREET V... you

A was usncusm:
advertises his goods if he cannot do

 

 

 

Remember This!

 

_. The place of deposit is just as

‘ '37 -. - important as the “amount y0u de-\:

'posit. . “ » _

. You cannot make a’mistake'in " V .
Opening an account with this In— '
stitution. .

Same rateb‘of interest paid on both

largeand email accounts.

- so; Norwalk Stuns

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ltloli: Such license shall for the un-

. ,.oso

' Book Concern for the hotbed members
{of themoaferenoe. Bishop Riohard J..'

 

secretary. Henry Blatz, Jr; was re-
elected treasurer ofthe conference.
His assistants are W. B. West, D., M.
,Lewis, V. G Mills. A J. Penneil. F ii.
Voorhees, G. B Tompkins, A. P. Colo
line. B R. Lewis.

| Secretary Sanford read the names of
those who have died during the year.
followst David McMulien, assistant
pastor of. the Nomi-and .Avenus
Church, who died May 22,1914 He
iioined the conference 111.1872, was
thirty years eflectlve and twelve you're
retired. He was 83 years old. William
1H. Lawrence. pastor of Union Church.
died December 13, 1914. He joined
the conference in 1886; was forty
years and six mo ths ehective. Hen
bert A. Wood, 0 Quogue. L. 1.. also
January 4, aged 57; was twenty-sewn
years effective, Francis G. Howell died
March 6, was 60 years old. and was of
fectlve thirty six years. He held the
record of a pastorate for nineteen
years. the longest in the history of
Methodlsm. George A. Dumber“
died in Highwood. Conn, yesterday.

having been thirty-nine years in active -

service and four years in out.
Two local preachers- also Wiring
the y‘ear. Alexander Mo‘Nicholi or
'Hicksvllle, L. l.. and Otis J. Range of
Essex. Conn. The death of Mr. Dusln-
berre was only made known yesterday.
He had been pastor at Greenport and
1 Port Washington for four years
i Bishop Anderson made it apparent
that he was not going. to lose much
time in getting the business of the
Conference out of the way. VDistrict
Superintendint Dent of the New
Steven District quickly disposed of the
i review- of a Vyepr of work, altogether
encouragind?“
District SuperintendV
Uphsnl of the Brooklyn

tFrancis B.
uth District

was rather afiphatlc in his dociarstioii '1
, that more money shougd be given in

maintenance of needed Work. and soil.-
gested churches at Flushing. Port
Washington, Knickerbocker, Roslyn
Heights, iEImliurst Manor. Central

i

. Park, Mineoia and Syosset. He also

said: .

“Why not meet our forpign problems
as if we had at least graduated from
the kindergarten of the school of holy
efficiency? In these great cities of
ours, gold~rnust begiveu instead of-

time and toil without limit. Inevitab.
iy, some of as are forced to admit. is
we see the condition of Greater New
York, this whole territory is becoming

‘ mission soil. indeed, this entire ms;-

ropolitan section is not much more
than a port of entry for the continent
where linger hundred of thousands of
immigrants for whose coming we are

no more responsible than are the
farmers in the prosperous communi-
final in the far west? Until the church

at large gives for mission work in

Manhattan and Brooklyn—surely until
Manhattan :1ther dissbusethoir

minds that our heroic, societies have

recourse equal to their well-nigh im-

possible task—York street and Wil-

llam avenue will be followed to their
death by many other heartbroken and
discouraged churches.

i "In Suffolk county ‘we have twenty-
two churches, valued at 8195. 900, and
twenty parsonages', valued at 857.850.
D total validation of {258,150. Yet} in
all this property in the ntlre county
we have an indebted 7of only V82.-

'Bi'oolriyn South.‘ District;- has
twenty-one churches, valued at 8880..

* I000 and twenty parsonages, valued at
M82 800, a. total of $403,700 with a

i debt of only 818, 775.”

 

 

 

Bishop. Richard- J. Cooke of Pun-sgiqfiwingadgg': ..V
. lend. ore. and the Rev. Dr. W. F. Chen.

ldan. general secretary of the Epworth
”tongue, made short addresses.
V Dr. George P. Mains. publishing

3 agent of the Methodist Book Concern,

'turned in a check of 84,784 as the con;
” oern's gift for. the year to the confer-
foresee. the largest. in its history.

Dr. ,Ilsins reported $7, 780 from the

presided for a few minutes while

 

.: or" '1). w. n champion of Syracuse

silver, silver in the place of the pltable“ <
pennies that disgrace too frequently ;
our simulated worship of God. and ‘

 

 

 

 

 

The City National Bank

 

ShECU

Safety demands that bank

cash is never quite safe when kept' in the office or at home.

It should be remembered that checks not sent for collec-
tion quickly, are sometimes returned unpaid

Start a systematic checking account with this Bank today
and feel the charm of security!

RiT-Y

deposits sllould be made often—-

 

 

 

 

 

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Carriages

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Our new line of Carriages, Go-Carts and Sulkies com-

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they are to be more charmi
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sitar nonwam ms stains
_,, sexes.

.4—l‘itch School (private).

Fifi Meditation. 86 Van Zant Street
Telephone 170 ,

Private boxes will only be pulled
for are on premises where located.

A telephone message to Electric
Station (705) between the hours of 6
p. m. and 8 a. in. giving location of
tire, amalsssn- warheiiglvenmfremnean
est box. 5' ~

Second alarms. ares only: in it: 81'
on by the chief grading- chioirupog
his arrive} at the are ' , - :2 .-

5—Ma'rr‘ln School (private)
six—East WVasilingtosVs‘i §nd Fort Sta.
iii—villi gunner. iii
’16— use: and Rowan Sh;

rit's—41ml 'and diaries 313.
224-71538! _Ave. ,and Fitch St. V
225—31. John 31‘. snd‘sdllésa'vo. .-
232—Seaview‘ Ave. and First St.
tits—Boulevard and Second St.
Willi—Cove We, and Kiftii 8L
l37—Bnnicyilrd and Blackstone 8L
(.Teil
tin-Kevfi-r otwaride'PlncBlli Ave:
. .irigl.......... . .
i4! :lfievVi'sN'. at. and Duck Pond rd.
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V FUNERAL OiREGTORO AND IMMLQERS, ,

Corsets

Smart NewV'MOdcls for-Spring

_kubws. The sure way to success and satisfaction is
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there are dozens to choose from

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of New Spring Gowns—and
rig than ev'er-—it is essential
which to

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the truth "of this and she
to

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pours: NORWALK.

 

 

l-l—Two blasts. ’ilre out. _

ital—Twenty two, at 8 a. m.. no
morning session of public
school - ' '

11-11—Tweuty- -two, at 12: so 11. in.. no
afternoon session of public
school. .

lniluilt—ren blasts quickly .calls
the entire department.

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Advancements in The South»

 

- Mr,

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:«NORWABK rims: ALARM BOREVS
No; ' ' ,

15 Car. Main and Wall Sis. - V .
21.391331111114111 Union Place

8 Springymlt 'auil: Kellogg st.

" 84 Union Park‘. ,
' 25: West Asses unseemly St:

11 Franklin Ave. and Lynes Place

. '31 (In: ,House (Private Box)

* 82 West Ave. and Mel-win St. . _
. 38 Harbor Ave. and orchard 8t; ‘1 ' '
_- Robinson. idles..- "I commenced taking

Foley Kidney Pills about ten months
‘ ago. . I am 61 years of age. and real
' him 'a 16=yesr~bld- -gi_r. ” Foley Kidney

84 Chapel St. and Harbor Ave.
88"WestAve. near. Armory . ~ ' V ;
88 Elm croutons. Stevens St. .

41 firmmmmmnave.., - ‘1...
law and North Ave. -V ' ' ='
48 France

58:11am and drills 81.3.:
58 New Caliban Aye. can. FairSt; .
54 Chestnut ne‘er Burrimsr' &.'.

 

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: thin and bladder trouble. bold every-

 

P. lit—1213:. 1:253, 3:02:. 8:29,
43:, 5215:. 5:45, 6102:, 6:47, 7:02:,
45:, 11:51:, 10:18:.

 

Gundaya.
A. M.—12:25:, 5:42:,
10:83:, 11:51.
P.VM.-—-1:l3:, 2244:, 3202!, 4:43:,
5:45, 15:02:. 7:02:, 7:12, 7:57:,
9:51:, 10:18:, 10:40.

8:54,

NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. 'M.——4:4l:, 5:30. 6:43, 8:00:,8:51:,
8215:. 10:02:. 10:05,. 10:50:, 11:03.

P. M.—12:03:, 1:06, ~2:04:, 2:67.

11:30:. 3:54, 4:26. 5:05:. 5:24, 5:28,

 

6:01x, 6:06," 8:10:, 9:37, 11:15:,
12:00:.
/
Sundays.
A. M~6. 00, 8:00:, 9:00, 10:02:.
10: 50:.

P. lit—412210, 1:02:, 3:39; 5:02:,
5:04, 6:01:, 7:09:. 8:10: 11:15:,
12:00:. '

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. lib-12:23:, 1:13:. 6:05. 7:15.
9:15:, 10:18:, 11:11:, 11:57:.
P. M.~12:03, 1:20, 8:16:,_ 4:28, 5:17,
8:14; 6:47. 7:09:, 9:25; 11:20.

—_

Sundays.
A. M.:——18 28:, 1: 18:. 7:48, 9:153.
10: 10, 11: 11:. 11:57:.
P. M.—-2:08:, 4:46:, 0:10:.
7:09; 8128:. 8225:.

6:48.

coin-H NORWALK ro DANBURY.
A. Sir—6:13, 8:27, 9:59:.
P. M.~—1:25, 4:38:, 6:20, 7:14.

 

Sundays.

A. M.——toisr.. . "m .
' P. M.——2:15,7:14. .. ~ .1.
oaususv 'ro sourH noswaut.
A. M.-s:oo, 7:23, 8:18. 10:03:, 11:50

P, M.—.4:21, 6:48.
' Sundaya'i

‘A. M'.-7:55. 12:10.
P. M's-8:18. ’ ‘

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ROWAY'ION FIRE ALARM BOXES.
N.
12 Highland Ave.. to N. Y.. N. H.- a.
H. R. R.
13 Hickory Bluff and Bell Island.
14 Pine Point and Robert Point
21 Long Island Sound to McKinley
' St.
22 Pennoyer St. to Cross St.
23 Cross St; to Railroad
24 Railroad to Brookeide
3 "Central." McKinley St. to Penney.
or (West Side)

16 White Bridge 8. E. to LongVIsland
Sound
17 White Bridge. S. W. to Long Island

Sound.

One smile of bell at odd times in-
dicates testing: two strokes of hell,—
four strokes of
bell—this: 1.1- 1-,l water to be shut
off. A third or more alarms indicates
serious are.

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Advice to a Young Man.

“What do you say to a youngiady'at
a dance?" queried the youth who was
about to attend his first bail.

“0h," replied the society man, “talk
to her about her beauty. " .

“But suppose she been t any?" said
the youth.

“In that case.” rejoined the s. m..
“talk to her about the ugliness of the
other girls present." ' ' '

 

Origin of Pugiiism._ "
Men. being instinctively a pugnacious

- animal and the fist being the simplest

and most neutral weapon.- it may be
assumed that pngllism, as a mode of
settllug diillcllltles, is coevalV with man
himself So far‘ as is known boxing

‘ for men was introduced in the Olympic

games in the twenty-third Olympiad,
769 B. ‘G., and for boys in the thirty—
seventh Olympiad. 699, B. 0. ‘ .

 

' Quakes. at. East: initials.
_- “ig‘suifered from kidney ailment for
two years," writes Mrs. M. A. Bridges.

Pills invigorate weak and deranged
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SO. NORWALK

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me one 3 Vegetables

Our Display Is Well Worth it
Visit.

If you are wondering what veg—
etable to have for dinner, what
fruit for breakfast or dessert.
come and choose here. There is
so milch to select from that choice
is easy.

GHIOTTO & KUBAN

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Come here for your
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Bresev

no Washing'mn Street.

 

 

 

 

For Your Bedroom-

don't you need a new dressing table.
bureau or chlifonler? it is almost in:
possible to have too much drawer
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 supply you with
varied styles in appropriate

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25 WEST WASHINGTON 81'.
Phone 1088-2. ' -
Prompt Delivery. south Norwalir.

SOUTH NORWALK' ‘7 1mm '
N .mrmnoams
0. i

12 West st. opp. Franklin St. Bchoc:
18 Concord Street. opp. School

14 Cor. Ann and Main Streets

15 Cor. High St. and Bayview Ave.
16 Norwaik Iron Works Building
17 Cor. Cedar st. and West Ave. 4
1.8 High School. West Avenue

21 Cor. Taylor Ave. and West Bin.
23 Cor. Bouton St. and Ely Ave. > '
24 Cor. Chestnut and Henry Ste.

25 Cor. Monroe and Main. Sta.

:6 Lexington Ave. and Austin Star.“

. 27 West and Elm Grove Ste. «
“ .3 Cor. Washington and-Main Ste.

31 South Main St. near Meadow
aaimleotrio Light Station . V

34 Car. Clay and Spring Ste.

85 Our. Haviland and Walter Ste.

87 Lockwood Mfg. 'Co. .

4 Cor. Day and Raymond Ste. .1

41 Cor. mmeld Ave. and Cedar Di.
43.1‘ay'lor Ave. and South 81.; ;

48 Woodward Ave. and Meadow at.

45 Cor. Burritt and Quiut‘ard Ave“

48 Cor. woodward and LowndeVs A,”
WSR&WGCorsetCo;Aun-.St . _
51 Golden Hill and Elmwond Ave.VV.V
51 LIP-shingles: at. Bridge , .