.V 5- l w family. will remove into, the Dunn
m Erickson, of Bridgestreet, has
med after a planet visit to
Mn. NJY. ‘
fir. and Mrs. George McKay, of Sea-
thw- avenus, have been visiting
this in Brooklyn, N. Y.
m G. Robinson, and family. have
m from their residence on Van
‘ street to upper Norwallt.
Ike Hattie Rider. of East avenue.
II. has heen'ili for some time with
militia. is able to be out again.
I ”I. second district. have removeoi
In You not street. on the East avenue,
‘l‘le interior of the Al Hefner cigar
u. on East Washington street. is
m attractively improved and ren~
m.
The again-united third district com-
moners held their regular busin-
no meeting last evening. Routine
utters only were considered.
It. and Mrs. Louis R. Hendricks.
e1 lbrt street. within a short time will
, he the East Side to take up their»
Woe in the Catskill mountains.
flew York.
" .Tomorrow afternoon. at 2 o'clock
on members of the Ladies’ Aid 80-
m of the East Avenue M. E. Church
' well meet. in the church parlors for
Qwing and routinebusiness.
Ira. William F. :Benedict and son,
James. of Cottage street, East Nor-
wal‘k. have returned to their home sf-
“! a few days pleasant visit with Mr.
and Mrs. U. A. Dezendorf of Brook-
lyn. N. Y.
Henry B. Minor. of South Norwalk,
Incidence. on Betta Place. within a'
tow days. The Albert E. Dunn family
III. taken a lease on the Henry Case
residence.
lire. May Barnum, wife of Dr. Allen
Romaine Barnum. of Port Chester. N.
7.. together with her parents. Mr, and
in. Theodore H. Olsen. of Fort street.
spent last night at her new cottage. in
Infill! Beach.
A. party of East Side young men. it
b said. last evening held a “celebrar
, Ch"- on Oyster Shell Point.'two kegs
(1 beer providing the features of the
'cfinlng's entertainment. Along
V mm midnight Officer John H. lRob-
denuded the party. and sent them
hue.
."—_
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Case. of Belts
rm, will leave within a few days for
‘Ih'ideywhere they will take up their
“Mexico with their son, William
_ use. of Estero Island. Florida. The
tell people will be gone for over a
' ”r or more. William Case, with
iiom Mr. and Mrs. Case will make
Mr home. raises vegetables. fruits.
_ Tonight. at 8 o’clock. the annual
l hating of the Woman’s Foreign Mis-
’, My society, of the East Avenue M.
f monarch, will he held at the home
1 lithe president. Sadie E. Randall, on
. he Seaview avenue. Officers will be
\I'hbcted and «Mar imnortant business
Wted. Following the business
‘ ”don a delightful missionary pro-
gram will be provided. '
John Van Wager, East Side young
1‘11 has secured an honorable dis-
ifii39 from the West Point Military
twenty. .the United States training
mo! for soldiers. Mr. Van Wagner
film the death of his step-father,
aim the‘ authorities of the academy
sit- a discharge that he might stay at
he with his mother, Mrs. John
Volley Brown. of Ludlow streetThe
m man is to be congratulated up-
hill; commendable action.
9n.3Wednesday evening last Mr.
“ ’ a... Albert E. Berg, of 15 Myrtle
it. on the East Side, entertained
her of friends at their home in
of their eighth wedding anni-
4 . The Joyful event was most
] tly observed. . A delightful
g was enjoyed throughout. The
.. ideparting showered the populf
"pie with many congratulations.
g them many years of happen-
: EAST NORWALKi
‘ NEWS _ “
firin-l-‘ay and family, of Union}
Pwm").
,ROWAYTON '3
M
There will be no meeting held to-
night by the Boy Scouts.
Miss Iola F. Stevens, who has been
.ill of the grip. resumed her duties at
lTh. Hour business once yesterday.
! Elmer Anderson. eon of Rev. and
'Mrs. H. E. Anderson, who was operat-
,od on recently for appendicitis, is im-
l’lproving nicely,
| .
I Oliver I .Clark of Pennayer street,
:- has received his appointment as depu-
‘ty tire warden for the. fifth district.
Anyone wishing permits for bonfires.
etc., may reach him at his home orE
telephone 505-4.
i bum l
(,
Noaorou
N a“'.
-- “chads“ «54... o '-.
Tramps are beginning to make
their appearance.
Eddie Fairchild spent Saturday vis-
iting out of town.
Miss Theresa Hoyt was an out-of
town guest on Saturday.
_‘ Miss Ellen Leavitt of New York
was a guest in town over Sunday.
Miss Anna Conn was a visitor in
Norwalk on Saturday afternoon.
”—5-.. .._.
Thaddeus Hoyt. of Prospect avenue
in confined to his home with a heavy
cold.
“Billy" Moe, who recently moved to
tho Norwalks. was :1 visitor at Nor-
oton, Saturday.
I
George Tompkins of Noroton has
=nlisied ill the Ninth Company. C. A.
‘2. of Stamford.
The juvenile set of Darien are start-
ing in on enjoying the merits of base-
ball paraphernalia.
A supper will be served in the Me-
thodist Episcopal Church parlors on
April 15, from 6 to 8 p. m.
Ralph Hindley left with his family
last night for Bastport. life, where
lhey will spend the summer months.
Rev. G. E. Richter and family spent
the week-end in Patterson, N. J. Mr.
Richter formerly held a pastorate
fi
ran sou-1n uoawm We 83mm
out It flotilla ’
sustain loll mulls
For his row with Umpire Fyfe in
the opening game of the mason at
Washington Park on Saturday after-
noon. Dee Magoo, the boy manager of
the Broohfeds. was suspended for two
days and Ind 850 by Pres. ‘Jim’iGll-
more yesterday. hinges reedved a tel-
egram to this sheet from the leader
of the Feds previous to yesterday’s
game. " '
The protest or Manager Larry Schaf‘
ly of the Bolslo team against Brook-
lyn’s victory in Saturday’s me was
received by President Gilmore. The
leader of the independents sent word
that he would. not take any action on
the protest until he received all the
details from the manager of the Buf-
falo team. Catcher Land was allowed
to play in the game on Saturdy after
Howard was sent to run for him.
-—'l‘he Sentinel has all the latest
news. hnth loo-I Ind conned
.
TUESDAY. Aratn‘zgtgt;
sol—autos count .‘
- Wm»? law
‘Twelve extra tales : _‘ ifheeh
drawn toado dutyin. Civil Stipen-
ior court in Bridge -- hiehwnéhzm
days' trial of the “emphasis“ suit
of Solon H. Bot—ginnfnnguton. no:
ministrabor of thefeétlite anodised
'1'. Miller; late d Mussolini.
the New York. Nequul'aHm
ford Railroad Compaq; fir. glider,
while driying an autoinohlle. .over it.
railroad crossing in Newark. was in
stantly. hilled when 'a locomotive
drawing aDenbury-hiew York express
train struck the automobile.
Negligence on the part of the rail.
road company, in not having proper
gates at the crossing and in not 8i!-
ing’ proper notice of. the approach of
the engine. is alleged in the com
plaint. The $8,000 damage suit again-
st the company for dam” to the
automobile. will be tried at the same
time as the 810,000 suit.
The extra talesmen summonedare:
Frank B. Francis and Michael J. Lil-
its. of Bridgeport; William J. neon}-
ry and Charles A. Row, Fairfieid;
rienpuluu u. nelley and Haitian: mil-
_._.._ { .- , ‘ ier, Norwaik, and William H. Bam-
Additional Jurors s"”‘,l"°"‘§lll£h$l‘$r
rich and James B. Davenport, Stems
ford .
WOMAN GRANTED A PARDON
who is dying in Connecticut. (lower-
ional pardon to Mrs.
taming money under false pretenses
by mom of spurious mmtsaséirj",
man of the women also rinse
sented that unless she were granted
her freedom. considerable property to
which she has title would he lost
through sheriff’s sale.
-—If you check up the number of
bottles used you will find Foley’s Hon-
ey and Tar in greater demand than
any othsrcoegh_medicine. it is safe.
prompt and effective for colds, croun.
hoareeneee, bronchial coughs, throat
trouble and lagrippe. It contains no
opiates and is the preferred cough
medicm for children. Sold every-
where. “
SALEM. Rte., April 13.—That she ’
might go to the Maids of her sister .
nor Withycombe has issued a condit- 3
Helen Geren, .
committed to the. penitentiary for ob- ‘
. "Irene nested . “ - '
I... 'hfiklellche "
If you are “flaring with serious
lm trouble. it will pay to fully in-
veeu ate Eckmu's Alteretive. a
y which has canned many re-
rem
One follower-—
OOVOM
Indiana! “-1:
“Hum-tone no rec
”Winches. weep-yet.-
ehutnat-Ine. l!!-
Iii
lever and ruined dilatation of evil!-
looflll M had
“enough; total to. w- % -' h j l
.."" Al I. ve WI- should your eyes are been 5 v .3
mflfln‘dflflm 3"” you trouble or you: an... a...
sleep for weeks. lr Improvement adjusting, tool at liberty .to con-
elae tee-fie Ill-t.- gal-“a: “lit ‘. ‘ _
I‘M and weight I met . 4 “1 I. MOORE . H}
l newer had another tenant-3e and
I: easel trad-ally lee-ease utu
entirely tone. I an perfectly well."
(AM-led.)
m ANNIE F.LOI'GIIRAN.
mde’Alt‘amtivo is most effica-
cious in bronchial catarrh and ae-
vere throat and lung affections and
OPTICIAN
Room I. Kaela! Building,
.‘Vo. 155 Washington St.
We Hoyt‘l mm ..
\lqflnv. WM, In! my
Evenings. 0:30 to O.
:g-Bgl'lz‘rlllflll othhagg‘gmingdr. v. Y. “MW,“ 5th Ava. . t.
A ‘trnglabeglztute. Small else. in1‘, 4 p. i!- (M!-
dr lets. Write for booklet of re-
9:5"... hint-tor]. Philadelphia. —— _
Sold by the Clifford Pharmacy and MARVIN BEACH. TRACT.
the Sweat Pewell Cornelia.
a Large PW (Shore Frame)
C. T. McGOVERN. Agent.
:55 Washington St. 80. Norm
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dates.
matics at Brown university,
contractor. was taken ill Saturday of-
ternoon and was forced to go to bed.
there.
Miss Grace Willmott and Miss Vir-
ginia Wilimott of LeRoy avenue were
guests in Stamford on Saturday ev-
ening.
.——.
Theodore H. Brown, instructor in
the Sheffield Scientific school, has-
been appointed instructor in matheJ
begin-
ning next September. He received
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way of getting relief when the car
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E. J. Lounsbury on {lope street. Spr-
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ions. according to Mr. Lounsbury.
But for the successfhl work of the .
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The'sickness is pleurisy and nearly
developed into pneumonia. Mr. Sco-
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Dr. J. J. Costamo’s Buick runa-
bout, which was‘ burned a few miles
Fire destroyed the barn owned by"
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