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'Tis a warning.
Rhea smoking ruins mark the site. .
' 'Tis a warning.
is let this remind you, as you read,
Hyouhomleseeswouidbefreed.
Insurance is the thing you need.
'Tis e. warning.
Taylor & GOIden I‘DogVW-arden Thomas F. Walsh, of
com-H Noswam vsuer co. Figukfih“ “animatedmi‘ Err-ff”;
BUILDING y . ‘11: n e 0 cc, an_ “as prepare e 0-
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75 lowing report; and has submitted it
“Investigated“ Semi Heathed
eenlistseadlmedley Dru
summonses
Telephone 1
Jeffrey 0. Phillpsc, of Hartford.
"‘"My first year's work. ending April
; 1st, as dog warden of the City of Nor-
walk, under the new charter,
pleted, and has resulted in some good.
“i set out with a firm determiual on u.
‘giiing the people the protection the
I y dog laws call for and in a sensible
M Défiei Robinson ha“ manner Not that I wished to antago—
”WW MU“ avenue‘from V311 ZN" rilze the animal of the lower nature,
50'?“ but to keep the streets, as all other
llarge cities do, clean from these halt-
Norman Mulls-V ”f the S‘ George :staried, diseased and homeless crea-
Pulp and Paper Company, is enjoi' tures. While they are in this state
int; 3 weeks vacation front his duties. they become wild, ferocious and de-
‘ lvelop'what they'call the-first stages
MISS Alice Terry. who has been of rabies. They attack human beings,
spending the 935‘ mom“ m Milford particularly the little children, whom
Ct. has returned to her home in Mott I am deeply interested in and without
avenue ' hesitation 1 state that one of these
little tot's lives is worth a million
dogs I would willingly give up my life
{to save one from the jaws of one of
these reaming, stsiving creatures.
I Put 011 the other hand, we have the
Frank Richardson, colored, was pa- well-led dog. and also the Wen-kept
ruled in the custody of Sergeant J‘ldog—dogs that get the best of care——
Harry Gibson in the uptown 00“" to- their owners using every effort to live
day. He was arrested last, night on up to the law, and trying hard to pro-
complaint of his Wife. who alleged as- tect theypubllc from any danger. Let
sauit and intoxication. me say to the owners of these well
kept dogs. and also to the dogs them
selves—that the homeless creatures
are a drawback. Though they , are
unfortunate not to have a home am.
someone to care for them, there is m
reason why canines should be bred
simply to turn them loose on the
streets by the scores to dig and pick
what they might from the garbage
cone.
1 will conclude by saying that the
people of the City of Norwalk. whom
I have been dealing with in regard it
the dog laws, have need me in a kind.
courteous manner, and also the entire
police force have cooperated and so
ported by policies. and 'I am under ob-
ligations to them tor'menyhindneases.
biLil’st‘,‘“lint“‘not' 1cm: the prong-wine
cltv‘LVx-ecelves my thanlw, for without
[It Would have acpmpllshed but very
little 4/
_ Following is my report of the num-
ber at cases hpndled: -—
Felix Lisiers tool; the pledge for six.
months befote Judge Lockwood in the
town court this morning. On that con-
ditlou the man suspended sentence.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. O'Brien. of Wat-
erbury, who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. John W. Penuiiigton, of
Spring street, left today for Boston,
Where they will spends week before
returning home.
Mrs. Jerome May, wife of the well-
known banjosnloist of Bridgeport,
will sing at the special musical ser-
vice at Christ Church, in Westport,
next Sunday, April {8th. She has a
power and sweetness. over which she
has perfect ~ichptrol.
: ; oar——
Kev; Charms EsBsrtor‘pastor of the
Norwalk M. E. Church;_itgs in his
bed sick from an‘puackpf the-3|
The reverend has been attending the-1
Methodist Confero co in Brooklyn.
atld returned? to home in Welt
avenue yeuaday‘: During the seseion mg Cases
be contracted a cold which developed Nusiance 150
into the grin Diseased , . 75
' -—-—-——-—-— ' Injured 51
The taxpayers generally appear” Killing Chickens 19
Attaching people, tearing clothing 11
Board of Councilmen, on Tuesday Biting Horses , 1
evening. in extending the.time of pay-V Biting Cows 3
meat of the present city tax, without lBlling dogs . 11
interest. until Thursday. July let. itI Biting People 19"7
is expected that before the time set The above cases I have invegtlggt.
hy the Collllt 1lmen the taxes will be ed 10 the best of my ability, ”a
pretty Well collected, as the prbpertyt thmtgh .' hard {ask ’[ realized 1;. was
owners “a"? over “'9 months "0w "serving file public and’ have done with
in which to make the payments, in- la“ 1“;me wht I though was “11“.
ahead of having to close their “C land still uphold the dignity '
counts within two weeks, as was at THOMAS F WALSH
anticipated l ‘ ’
that there will be am rush at the tax Clll' of \'orw.alk
first planned. It is not Dog Warden
Mllector's office for several weeks.
to Commissioner bf Domestic Animals‘
is com- ‘1
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You can’t Buy béller floor
East India Tea Co.
126 WWINBTON 8T.
TELEPHONE 371
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Stamford Theatre
Telephone 4785.
II. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
. ..... BRIDGEPORT
Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing a Cleaning Ce.
Silk Dresses. Gloves, alsnkfle and dec' Curtains Cleaned. .
H. LY NGE. Prep. ace Sim 31., Bridgeihrt
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EMILY WAKEMAN HARTLEY
Manager.
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Phede 2300
Except Tiles.
Evening.
Eycnings 8:15.
Matinees a :t 5.
PRICES
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(Continued From First Pepe.)
a—‘un—
P. P. Brophy assisting District Deputy
Medusa tn the capacity of Acting
Grand Enquire.
The onlcsrs installed were:
Exalted Ruler-740“ W. Smith.
.. ’nsiumadnmdinpmai~c.
ms Brianna. : .. .
Esta-med Doyai Knight—«Joseph A.
Carter, I ,
Esteemed Lecturing Knight—Thon-
as A. Shelley.
Secretary—Herman E. Mslmo.
Treasurer—John Neugebauer.
Tiler—Frank L. Clfirhe. ~
The retired exalted ruler, Charles F.
Irv-
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ALL THIS WEEK
Matinecs Tuesday. ‘Thursday and Saturday.
The Cook Stock Players
Present
The Most Sensational Frank Sex Drama Ever Penned.
The Blindness of Virtue
By Cosmo Hamilton.
Tuesday and Thursday Mati-
nees, soc and 25c.
Saturday Matinee, soc to soc.
EVeniags. sec to 75¢.
Next Week, KAGGLE. PEPPER“
rue Sigh: warsr‘sr 1N
TAILORED STYLES, FIN
COMBINATIONS
' STRIPES
[$1.
AND
98
Means
THURSDAY. APRIL 15,. 1515
First AnniVersary Sale
Housefurnishing of Sterling worth at 3 Saving of
30 per cent—Buy now for future delivery,
Free Storage-Free Delivery Everywhere. ..
griiixg
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QUARTERED OAK DINING
ROOM CHAIRS.
\Vith real leather slip seat.
Regular $3.00 Chair.
Likc Picture.
jAnnivcrsary Price ..... $1.95
PORCH ROCKER.
Likc Picture;
Regular Price $1.25.
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89¢
Anniversary Price .......
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; SCREEN DOORS.
Any Size.
Complctc with liningcs Screws
and Catch.
$1.00.
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BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES.
2' Burner. Regular $4.50.
OLD HICKORY {)0ch AND Anniversary Price ..... $2.95
‘ LAWN FURNITURE ,3 B‘urner. Regular $5. 50.
Guaranteed Smokeless and
The never wear out kind. Your
Odorlcss.
inspection is solicited. \
REFRIGERATORS AT AUG~
UST PRICE IN APRIL.
20 per cent. saving to you on
the Famous SterlingZRefrigera-
tors.
COMPLETE HOU SE FURNISHER.
1... . *‘fir',’ .r:- I
127-129 Washington Street.
Phone, xo’.‘ 1.7: 1:
Sterling Furniture Co
Ask about our Club Plan.
Oppos'ite Hoyt’S-C'I'heatre.
Mills. made an effecting farewell ad
dress. complimenting the officers and
members of the, Jam lodge on its
gmwth during the pest. year.and- a»,
pressing his appreciation of the sup-
port given him during his term of of-
lice
The new exalted ruler. on assuming
office announced his appointments as
follows:
Esquire-Charles Wimpfheimer.
inner Guard-1.. Joel.
Chaplain—Kev. James Benton Wer-
ner. y .
organist—J Charles Sniffen.
lu.cresting remarks were made by
“WATER MAIN BURSTS.
The water main in {River street, up
town, burst between eight and nine
but much of the tax will continue to i
come 111 between now and Jilly lst.
PRICES l:o‘clock last night and the street find
'yards in the vicinity were inundated
Our prices on all medicines are before the repair department could
as low, and on many articles lou - shut off the supply. The hat factory of
or than the prevailing prices in RosSanld—Wimpfheimer. Inc, was
the larger cities. Call and see us forced to shut down today because of
and be convinced. the lack of water. and the residents
Stillson-Pewell Commotion ' 1 on the street were obliged to get along-
without aqua pu it until this afternoon, .
82 WASHINGTON STREET- when the damage has been fixed.
iiiiboveC-rie. Turmoil
.‘z “Above the turmoil of foreign
‘ strife did its echoes at home. do _
you hear the Still small voice,
which tells you, as an individual,. _
to bé prepared l” ‘
. Today We have the greatest
-. ConfidehCe in the success of the
nations that; are PREPARED
Your own success in the battlé (3f? ‘ ' ‘
life hangs upon the preparation
y0u1maké£ not on the“ near ap-
proich of <55; portunity or“ émer- 5
IGHT NOW.- 'A
‘ maintained
" District Deputy McG'ann, who urged
the members to unite' during the com-
ing year. andinake‘the lodge one of
which all .might be “proud, giving sup-
port to the oilicors; and enabling them
to carry on the. work as it should be
done. .
There were also remarks from the
visiting brothers from Bridgeport
Lodge, includingiExalted Ruler Daniel
C Clifford, Iieadin'g Knight til. F. Mc—
Govern,‘ hoyal Knight P. F. Bellow.
‘ 'l‘. A. Dowd and J. B. Osborne
' swims suns
Veto-aizsoqisso
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cLornisn, rusmeuss
anal roorwsm.
Theatre Bulldinc.
25 N. Main St.
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Should your eyes have been giving
You only need write a postal or
phone to Samuel Jails. successor to
Win. Elm-on, and you will get e ready
market. for things which you don't
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JUNK DEALER
want. such as_l'lll. papers. bottles
rubbers. eorsp’firoa..
beds a specialty. We are waiting for
87 For
your
street
LIMITED TICKET SVSTEM 0N
cal 1.
Samuel
l hone «ill
Jails.
NEW HAVEN ROAD. GOOD .
FOR ONE DAY. ONLY
a system or limiteds ticketeis in”
Steward David Donovan. E M- 011““ force on the New Haven road from
New Haven to Boston. but not from
This evenlns ht “10 new Elks New Haven to New York. Thus pas-
Home, 8 reception!" be tendered ‘° sengers. buying tickets at the Union
the workers and warmers 0t the ’e‘lstntion should state the kind they
cont fair, and a “It“ attendance. “1“ wish, whether limited or unlimited,
arve‘ry pleasant time is expected by
PROHIBITION.
MILFORD. April fin—«mic 1..
features or. machinists ... ..
to be rejected and which has for its
miller at the beach Scot-ts in
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0n the second Sunday- in May. the. ;
‘ ‘1 amt. inability the f.
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but. .‘
'I‘n.
coco
chaplain. Row- Ell Wernci, .1...“
-‘preacli a special sermon.
'caP smoN Lassie iii 1...... or-
mined; the driving out of the .me or » 5
"Wm .
‘7. 1“,“ ’
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iqfim.
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‘4 "“oy- are traveling toward Bes-
LVt'clrct-- in Boston by:
Llnely $3.48.‘ and.
via‘ Hartford and
Springfield; lindts ~- ,
$3.91.
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limited fares hm ‘
Vwints became- emcee“
1 .. {1915. The limited: 1'
nsidemtiou of: re:
hot is good only
.1th within one
1310- stamped on
' both limited Bud
printed on .platn
2d steel:
that passengers
we close of tick-
. limited ‘or an;
metals, feather
you trouble or your glasses need"
adjusting. feel at liberty to con--
suit
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTIGIAN ' .
Room 0, Keelin- Building.
No. 165 Washington St.
Opposite Hoyt“! Theatre. .
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 0:80 to O.
N. Y. address—721 5th Ave, 9 to
4 n m. daily.
PLEASANT HOUR-
Locxwooo's HALL
PARAMOUNT FEATURES .
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
TODAY
Four Thirteen
Vitsgrsph Company presenting .thls
Stellar Broadway Star Feature.
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“‘m— Butter Cb
Gretna 111111
at
DaveY’ s
TRANGRS
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u‘ the meet eeiiplete is the We
cities.
srahronn. MAGEE
.YORK. - PERIEGT
ACORN
Am Repairs m- 11'. sum.
.10nes.& Hotchliiss
Company
' 17 Wait er. 11-min.
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A good adv. pays best in the best,
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Might as well stop in old Dr. Mc-
Lple’e and get your tonic—(New l‘Yorl: _
Phillie 410
,nf. every quality and pattern; 1 “ '
sprioe and nuantity, can be. found . .
here: Begin the Easter season. - 11.".
night If you are thinking about ‘3 values. "Q“Y’S” D3}? Price '
re‘decoratm‘g your. houses don't-
fail to pay. us a' vigil We have: :".
some ,e'xclusiv'c.
substantially reduced prices.
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ill
Sale Prices
Thursday-Fndnv—Saturd v
Otierihg some of the most- popular- "Onyx” numbers at
man‘s AND WOMEN'S arson nose, regular
MEN’S AND WMN’S SE'K WHEY re lai'
» ality “Onyx” Day Price; ‘..’_-’.“ . gu
" slithered that ‘flnyie’lrlzfdsiery is of the .
iiv‘édy‘dpfiirtl perkefifn’nd warranted
these :.littie prices assume a larger
Evening Telegram.
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3palirs.for$lfi.
WM pair
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