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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 14, 1915 · page 4

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Ted” is the fiftieth anniversary of
.3 Motion 0! Pros. Abnhuu
M by the actor. John Wilkes
”I. in Pords' Theatre. Washington,
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Ills concerning the hearing. to he
'. told tomorrow in the Supreme Court

1! Errors on the Washington street
. We appeal case.

 

The members 01 the Ladies‘ Aid So-
ciety or the East avenue M. F. church

tees session in the church parlors lie-I
lulu- business is to be tranacted.

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There was considerable rejociing onI
the East Side this morning when it
We known that the city fathers
ht night voted to give the taxpayer's
Inn). months more in which to pay
“It taxes. There has been consider-
Mt on the East Side previously
mg "hifli taxes. "'

 

 

1 117er tire. this morning. endang-i
he! hosts drawn up on the shore near
Sh Old- Mill!!! dock. The dry grass

seine meadows in the vicinity of theI
t house burned merrily for sew-I leg, and the attendance was the larg-
Multilevel-1n host was stamped outI

to volunteers helore it reached the
a nevus! hosts in the vicinity

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. sum in the Swedish Lutheren'
iehlrch. on Van ant street, an enjoy-
able imznr will be held. Stereeptiean
views will be shown through the
thine-s oi Mrs. John McMslles. Sev-
“shuttles will be included in slid-
, 1.0.00 be thrown on the screen. There
in! he an interesting menial pro-
“ and refreshments are to be serv-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

at) Engineer George A. Sher-run. :
the council meeting. last night
.th the sidewalks in the city

This holding a meeting some time
_ will the quarters of the East Nor-
” Yncht Club. on Seaview avenue,
Ihgdntwhine. some plan to have more
‘1‘ better sidewalks. It is expected
Into .Will be hard in the near-future
in those responsible for the calling
111M! first meeting.

An interesting meeting of. the W0-
fish‘s Missionary Society of the East
_awinne M E. Church was held last
halal at the home of Miss Sadie E.
mean, on Seawiew avenue. Several
interesting papers ”From the book
"The Lure of Koren" were rend. Re
,erts for: the past year were submitt.
unimproved most satisfactory. The fol.
inning officers were elected:
.fPresident—~—Mlss Mathilda Smith.
Wee-President—Mrs. S. P. Fair-
Seeretary~Miss Sadie Randall;
Treasurer—Mrs. A. Greenwood

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Gold Medal— flour wli he sold at 99c-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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fie We this morning. st-r‘

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inky are holding their regular busi- I

Ishortly.1ie will he one of the most
distinguished of the summer colonists I

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Iand Lockwend‘s Kali, Friday, 01 Mar-

‘1907, Morris Karen owed Minnie

urination; as the lot will 1m Nono’m‘owly 0"“ by mm “1 WWW

53 Osborne Awe. IAuguat 27.1909 Karen conveyed the
' Importy by quit claim deed to one
’h Alderman James Dunne, who died Bessie Wolrson. and further that onI

'sto flourished in the My quit claim deed.

I 800 is owned by him and that there is
, W NSMB‘WIIM still due 85,813." Ind interest from ‘
“.mn hand and more was Janusry 1 1915. Weine‘tein- and com-
- to! limit to the diatoms tilt)! puny claim to have an attachment tor _
to tread at all hours or the at: me on the Kama property which
0 claim. according to Bertha 1mm in
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EAST NORWALK
NEWS

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Ixiven as tree as the wind. The old

In lsddles are pretty nearly run out,
good will of storms who news on)"
thing about them. Donne, whib not

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horn in the a“ at his has an“ Bradley 0? Noroton Heights. was held
from 1M m the old sixth WEI“ St John's Catholic Church in Nor-
trom which district he was once elect-Iota “”4”.

ed slim and has held poiflcsl
positions neon] oil the time docs.

then. Hemnpowermthgwogder'fiPommremrapdtoherun-
churches, Mam rm “hmahomfltersocsdins the winter
Mudmuruomhunamw.inm‘¥m.

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had he chose, might have been the

mm m ¢ m m mw‘strden for Darien by the selectmen

having detected m at the but men or

 

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Russel Spooner. after conflnmt
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Mrs. nuns. H. Crimmlns 01 Gallon-
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that.” “has been there

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unseat-multina-

Theodow W. Austin has purchased
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‘Iweeterfio.

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An attack of grip caused the death
of one o! the soven-weeirs' -old twin
girls of Mr. $1111.31“. Prank. Woodfl

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Ralph Hindley left last nisht. in
take up his usual summer residence
.‘t W Inn.» '51-‘11. “all“
a surplus mantis the summon-months.

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yesterdaysfternoonnnd called on It.
And Mrs. John. May. or the Put
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A toreifin money order is awaiting
In Alien Wisdom to reside
in Mid. at the were.» in Da-
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.1: ”AV.” a.“ nus-shut, W
iron the previous was}. in but”
at the Methodist Protestant W
WSW unit. on Iii lie-I
in; present; The children 01 the Sun- .
dsywhool gave a pleasing pron--
of recitation and songs. One" new
number has received into the church
Flowers furnished by c T. Vegans,
decorated the churilh. 31311.1. 1!.
Burner and the teadhus of 1% m— i.
dew-shoe! were manuals» pro—i

 

Miso Bel-tie Vnnlioosler his recov-
ered from a severe attache! trip.

 

lira. John Curtis. 0; Marion onset.
entertsins the Chatter-Chew Club co-I
marrow afternoon.

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admiral/es
melee history

are speaking of first“.
class ,klr the
otter shave no
past. 2111151th un-
makc 1m 1 at

family‘illstery.’ ., A“

- ' good range is to the
ones W a cheer-

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P0! SAII I!

HORACE R. NASH
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his day. Dunne ad the late Philip‘
Gooey were two or the M hand I
bell More in the world. and what-I
overlie undertnokwudoneuptothe‘
handle. His untimely death after a
brie! illness of peasants. at the age
of mentflhne. was a shock to his
lite-W triad. as James. who had
,known him tron his W and than
:two men were in W ton-titer in
mannalmmxumuau»
been sent to represent the New Yorlt
Clipper in the match between Mace
'snd Cohurn. I

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John McConnell, the world's noted
tenor singer, has leased the chi Pope
I house at 'l‘okeneke. and will make his
residence there during the summer.
Mr. McCormick is now fluidling a
Iconcert tour through this country and
Iwill take up his residence st Tokeneke

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best "can. st the home of MrsJ‘
Cliirord 011ch the regular monthly
meeting 01 the Bible-study class was
held. It was s most successful meet-

set yet peesem. throws" members
being added. Plans for the work of
the dies: during the mine month
were were made. After the business.
nicotine. I m and Iochi time
were enjoyed,

MARGUEBI'I’: dunk COMING.
The appearance at Pleasant Hour

goerite Clerk in a four part Para-
mount plsy "Gretna Green" will aiford
another opporttmity for the admirers
of this popular ilim actress to see
her in a high class play. Miss Clark
was known” the leading member of
the cent which pinyed 'Wildflower.‘
“The Crucible" and other matures. For -
today patrons will enjoy the contin-
uance of the Duly-White serial. "The
Exploits oi Elaine.” and other reels.
A Broadway" star lecture will» be
shown tomorrow. The Saturday spec,
iai Paramount travel series .Whicb
started last weekis well worth seeing
and those who can afford the time
will be well ropnid for attending the
Saturday show. ' 'I

 

STAMFORD PROPERTY CAUSE OF
LAWSUIT,

 

Benjamin . Painter. of Greenwich,
Sanka ta Farah-o on Hortense-
Benjamln F. Palmer of Greenwich,

filed suit in Superior Court. Monday” ~

 

2. 50 Household SANITARY GLASS Kitchen Set.

To Sentinel Readers for 6 Coupons and

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themes Setto

meanwith

“53$th this Sanitary Kitchen

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midterm, Fiuuran‘d Liquids. intact

for something the
our readers will fit

6 Coupons from THE SENTINEL and present them at this office with $1.15 and nice it home.

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It will be given for $1.15
Coupons of consecutive

Imy housewife. Time
use. a more serviceable and

1 household is fully equipped

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against Morris Korean and Bertha
Koran of. Stamford end Weinsteln
and Company of New York;

Palmer claims that on January 19.

Harris $8.890 payable on demand with
6 per cent. interest and secured his
note for the amount by a mortgage on

The piaintii! further alleges that on

January 22,1910 Bessie Walloon con-
veyed the property back to Kama: by

Cldlrno Note Still Due.
Palmer claims that the note for 3,6,-

 

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