the Endeavor Circle “of King‘s; “ow
micro meets this aflernoon at 3i V
m at: the home of Mrs. sun 11. .3 DARIEN
finder, of V46 Cove avenue. V ‘
His. L K. St. John, of at John;
met, on the East Side, last evening
md to her home here after a
1 ' ailment visit with her daughter, in,
lain. 3
. . l
- Tomorrow afternoon the regular _ --MUSlc HALL TONIGHT.
My meeting of the Ladies’ Aid So-
. Kilns-Boyd, 15 rounds, and 4 other
V_ dety of the East Avenue M. E Church good bouts.
1 will be held in the church parlors on
fist avenue.
Miss Va'n'l‘asseil, of New York, re-
. gturned home yesterday after a visit
In and Mrs. E- A- Smith. 390V with Miss Margaret Selleck.
mightier, Mrs. R. Tie. of Gregory.V ___,__,__,
Boulevard, left this morning for a Miss Margaret Selieck, of the Post
”Inlet visit with friends and relatives Road, was taken suddenly ill at her
in Paterson, N J ihome Sunday morning. The doctor has
idiagnosed the case as one of pneu-
3 ~MUSIC HALL TONIGHT. monia.
lions-Boyd, 15 rounds, and 4 other; -
" good bouts TAKE CARE OF THE CHlLDREN.
-~ A lingering cold. distressing cough,
no Connecticut Company is plan-3 sleepless nights, a‘ raw, inflamed throat
m to make extensive repairs to their lead to a run- -down condition in which
.ples on the East Side, and in cases! the child is not able to resist contag
these they find it necessary, new: lous diseases Foley‘s Honey and Tar
L ,yoles will be installed is truly healing and prompt in action.
1 ilt relieves coughs. colds, croup and
One of the sides of the newly erect-1. Whooping cough Contains no opiates.
ill and bin on the Ferris Coal Com
my dock. near the Washington streeté
C j We, Sunday morning collapsed, and!V 2
Blame quantity of sand was lost over- VVWESTPOI {T l
" bond. The damage was speedily re-i
, Nd. ‘
Bootine business was transacted,
Judge Samuel A. Purdy was a bust.
3n evening. at the meeting of theV;
third district commissioners. A num-
!
lhens visitor in Bridgeport, Saturday
afternoon.
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1a- of visitors on the East Side visit-i,
Cl the plant last evening, and were:
shown about the new station by theV
mmlssioners.
The birthday party of the Women's,
:mlliary, of Christ Episcopal Church.‘
will beheld on Thursday evening of
, nus week in the Sunday school room
at the church on Gregory boulevard.
Q pleasant affair it promises to be.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bradley, of
Indian Hill 'road, Saugatuck, are an
tertalnlng hire 1‘). R. Beaver, of New
York city, for the week.
~MU3IC? HALL TONlGHT.
Kunz~Boyd,,15 rounds, and 4 other
good bouts.
There will be a meeting of the
Ibeal Estate Owners' Association on
”Wednesday evening, April 281b, at
1b Norwalk Yacht Club, to perfect
3!!! final organization, and select
members for the city association.
“ Inny other matters of interest to
the taxpayer will come up at this
meeting
The Boneflccnt society of the Con
uregational church will meet this
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. S. H.
Banks, when it full attendance is re-
Iuostcd.
The Westport troop of Boy Scouts
will give a supper in the High'school
Wednesday- evenlng at 8 o’clock, un-
der the direction of Scoutmsster Law-
rence Maszanovlch.
.A very pleasant evening is looked
Word to tonight by the members of
'the East Avenue M. E. Church. The
,1 3 allele] board of the church will extend
‘ at reception and entertainment to the
newly joined members. There will be
swashments and an interesting pro-
1_ gram of music and games. Everyone
1 3V3! cordially invited.
tor of the Southport Congregational
at the services in the local church.
The Rev. William C. H. Moe preach-
ed ill the Southport Church.
, In the latest record of real estate
austere, recorded in the town clerk's
once, in the city hall, several pieces
(I. Boat Side property changed hands,
as follows: Estate of Mary Moriarity
to Daniel T. Murphy, building lot on
, haunt street; William A. Disbrow
Ind-wife, to John P. Bowker, lot and
buildings on Seaview avenue: Emer-
am C. Ayers to Emma :H. Wheeler,
and of lot and buildings on Van Zant
sheet.
When questioned this afternoon by
:1 reporter for The Sentinel. Super-
visor of schools, Grover C. Bowman
said that at least 69 pupils would be
housed in- one room at the present- 3
in built 1111
1111111 111111.
Victims of Digestive Disorders Tell of
Wonderful Effect of Remedy.
Many New England stomach suffer-
‘wfiW‘Wh m‘
‘i’ ; Rowav'rch i
1 ‘3mioge 8.1681;
expressed confidence that the addit-i
1011 would be voted upon and passed
3 in the near future.
hull attendance of all members is ex-
The Rev. William H. Holman, pas- 3
Church, officiated yesterday morning ,
MEET: arm :17, 19115
school next year. He fiercely for a time. but. after pearly
two hours’ éflzhtinx flmchams and
other means. the dimes were ox'uo-
guished. ‘ '
‘ F. Mattbesius o: How York was in
town over the week-end and enjoyed
two days pleasantly 3 previous to the
coming for the summer as is his one-
tom. Mr. Motthesius who in develop
a line tract of thud betjeen South
mass and South W11 Met which
The list of unclaimed letters bung
this afternoon at the post office con-
tains the following addresses: litre.
Arnold, Rev. N. J. Squires, Mrs. R.
E. Smith, Konmanty Cybuim. care 01V
S B. Welcomes. Ed Ring 03.581“ Bob
bins and W ooleey Nichols. 1!;th
claimed before May 10, they
sent by the postmaster to
Letter 'ofiice. ‘1
11mg“ “‘99 two houses there; this sum-
,. .
The last meeting of the season for
the Men’s Club of the Congregational . .
Church will be held this evening. .
when the Rev. Herbert S. Brown; of“ .
Darien, will he the speaker taking as
his topic. "Nova Scone." Hls~talk
will be illustrated with a number at
stereoptieon slides: of the1counb'y,1in1
which he spent a number of years.
Refreshments will he served and a
Master James Coley has. been ill
with German measles ‘
Miss Rhoda Sturges is recovering
from a severe attack of tonsililis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P; Fitch were Sun~
day mm of relatives In nodding.
Mr. Zangerlee of new York has
visited his farm in the Upper Par-
ish.,1
peeled. The Rev. William C. H. Moe. ‘
pastor ‘of the church“, extends a cor
dial invitation to all interested to be 1
present. The meeting was to have
been held. tomorrow evening, but was
postponed.
.tbeuVAVthor-noon Whlst Club on Tiles-
day. ,
Gheedtvibll friends were guests yes
terdwy‘ or hit and. Mrs; CV11. Bene-
dict. ' 1 .
W800” relatives were Sunday
Marguerite Doscber, a former well
known Westport resident passed
awav yesterday morning at her late
home in Mamaroneclt, N. Y., at the
age of 67 years. She is survived by
a sister. Miss Doseher was a homer 3 V
New York school teacher, and after truest,- at the residenoa of CecigezVW.
retiring had taken up her residence Adams. V
in this town, where she had lived for G S Waterbury, Harold Burritt. J
a number of years. Funeral Dirac? A Smith spent Saturday A“ Compo
tor Charles Fable of this town is in Beach ‘
charge of the funeral arrangements. Adam Kennel entertained his
The services will be held in the late dhug'hter from South Norwaik over
home at‘ No. 93 Berry street. Mama: Sunday.
roncck. Wednesday evening at 3 8
o'clock. The burial will take place —MU8llc HALF-TON'GHT'
in Oaklawn cemetery, Fall-field, K"M'B°’d' I5 ”PM” “d 4 other
Thursday at 12 o’clock noon. good ”WW
" Friends from Greenfield have visit
ed Mr. and. Mrs. Morris Andrews at
the West Side.
Mr, and Mrs. F. J. Cobb have spent
several days at their summer home
on Hillside street.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. George Drew were in
town yesterday as guests of Mr. and
Mrs; Adolph Horn.
Md and Mrs. George Gifford en
BETTER BABIES.
Thoucrusade for better babies has
spread from coast to coast,.and taken
tlrm hold of American Mothers. Few
women realize how much the ill health
of the mother influences the unborn
child. both physically and mentally.
Women who suffer from, mysterious
pains, backache, nervoushess. mental.
deprpsllon, headaches, etc; should
on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable mined as a 3'1““? guest M’-
Compound, made from roots and herbs ,Shamer‘. of New Eleven-
which for nearly forty years has been Mill. and Mrs. Oscar Shhultse, of
Norwalk, wore: in town Sunday, visit~
, lng VElias. Sarahr Waterbury
Several from rhere gill attend the
banquet to be given at the Greenfield
Country Club on Tuesday evening
Mrs. R. C. Williams visited yester-
_ day her lather; L. W. Nichols, who
contillubs ill ht‘bls homb'ili‘fledding.
* A large delegation non.» Norilolcl
”Grange will ”my «1 fmteri‘ia‘l visit to
blow Canaan Grange. Tuesday even‘
111:.
Large numbers of young fruit and
shade trees have been planted on the
farm of Willard cuboid of, Godfrey
street. .
The frame for D. Morris Andrews
new born was raised on Thursday
under the supervision of Contractor
Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beaudry have
returned to town and areagain rep
siding with Mrs. .Beaudry's father,
Adam Kennel.
Herman Beers returned to Norwaik
Saturday after spending some limo
‘n town with his sister-indaw, Min;
W. C. Westerfleld. V 1
Mrs. Frank Morehouse attended on
Saturday the funeral of her uncle;
the standard remedy for these on.
meals, ‘
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NEW
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George B. Smith has the contract
for painting the Thayer place in Sit
ver Mine.
Fred Howard, and family have re
turned to their home on the Norwalk
road. . ‘
Mrs. r. 0. Lloyd of Mead sci-“cit
will sell her household furniture at
auction, Thursday. 1
Mrs. Albert Stevens "o1 smmiolo.
was the guest of relatives on Weed
street over Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. S. M. Comstock'of New
York were guests at The Ardsley over
the week-end.
Mrs. C A. Butts has again entered
the Underciiff sanatarium at MeridVenV
for treatment.
B. M. Easley and family are now oc-
copying their summer residence on the
Wahackma road.
Mrs. J E. Hersam and son Donald,
are spending the week with relatives
111‘ New York and Brooklyn. ’
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Horton ol'
Springdale spent Sunday in town with
relatives and friends
in Bridgeport. at No. 16211 Iranistan
aivenue
’ On Tuesday evening the Nornel'd
improvement Association will hold its
monthly business session at the real-
dence of Mrs. C. H. Benedict on Nor-
field street. “
‘1 “MAKE SCOUWORK POSSIBLE.
The carnival to be given by the You mung. d‘tr W work while
H "mummr; My- 43‘... em, and, in fact. people all over the
c. R LEE and family, of New York. , United States, have found remarkable
i 1 13, opened their summer residence results from the use of Mayr's Wonder-
flflhtler'sylsland. fill Ramada. 3
1: ‘ 8 L. Hundreds in this State alone have'
71, QMUSIC HALL TONIGHT. taken this remedy and tell today or
‘. ZXnnchoyd 15 rounds. and 4 other the benefits they received its eifects
‘ W bouts come quickly—the flrst‘doss convinc-
__, es; no long; treatment. Here is what
ilany boats are being overhauled;
two who have taken it say: 3
and tried out in the harbor to make M’s-3 19- 1101111303..“ Whitmore St.,
may for the coming season.
Hartford Conn., wrote; “My pains left
me the next day. after taking the treat-
ment. It is simply wonderful how it re-
lleved me."
3 A report was spread througir the
w last night to the effect that the
Adams Greater Shows under the aus- your bowels are sluggish‘or Your liv-
pices of the firemen has been post .er torpid Wm, O. E Bielke, M8?-
boned for another week Scott Hotel, Hancock, Mich, says "1
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ben gave Foley Catbartlc Tablets a thor-
111111111 Weed of Cherry meet. Bath ouch trial, and and. them 3 1111111 'but
day morning. This makes Frank B. safecathartic." Foleyflathartic T33)—
Weed a grandpa. .. Ilets never- gripe or. cause nausea
ma (1 Danger has moved from his They do away with that drowsy. dull.
South avenue residence. which be “PM 1.9611118 and. are wholesome,
rented to Robert H Bradley, to the 018393le and healthful. Host satls~
Emmerson house on Park: street. ‘ “m”? 1'0? stout persons. . 801d ev-
1 Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Doyle went to W ‘
Hartford, Saturday, and spent the day M R 8 M'GOR’MlOK DEAD. V
with their son. Joseph, who is In the
Industrial school for the Blind ' NEW YORK. All?“ 27-49917: was
he lid-2111mm WW intone:-
1 tier Court chamber below John W.
‘ were not many creditors present, but
Miss Maxis Adam- will entertain '
.10th 9. Russell: «this late‘resideiree -
unionism 1
Mil Gil iii PR REM
(Continued—*— from 91'“;va
May 10 at 139 o 'clock. The hearing ter-
minates the attempt of Mr. Bassoon to
obtain possession of the Grand Rapids ,3
Company and continue the bbiirleas
Few Creditors Present.
The hearing was held in the Sure-
? The City National Bank
To Provide For
Year Taxes Next Year
deposit weekly in the Savings Department of this bank and
your money can be withdrawn April 1,1916,
WITH INTEREST AT 4%
Banks, referee in bankruptcy. There
there wow“ number of» lawyers, rep
nonhuman... The merchandise
pany, solar proven, are 92, represent-
ing a total of 818,584. Attorney Spat-
tord and: Mailettesot: this city represent
$13,000 and therefore-she majority.
. Customers! Claims.
Of the customers' claims, of which
there m 3,457, ’tot’hlling $43,299, Law-
yers James TIMather of Bristol and
Frsnklln G. Brown of Southington
represent the maimity, that is. in the
matter of having power of attorney.
1 $82,000 Unsecured Claimo.
It is estimated that when all the
claims are in there will be at least
hood of $100,909. but the visible assets
is not; overtutmlll)’ at the most. When
the heavy expense of the administrs.
Bankruptcy Courts, the prospect of a
dividepd‘ to the sponsored creditors is
not a cheerful one. —
. Offer Is Considered.
log yesterday was the compositibn of-
fer made a short time ago by Secre-
'tary Badesch. Unsecured creditors
claims against the Grand Rapids Coma 1‘
99" of those claidis, amounting to over V
tion is taken into account, the lingo. f
tion in both the Superior and the ,
The first consideration of the meet.- 1
were offered 25 per pent. on the dolhu,
5 per cent. in 90 days, 5 per cent. in
ly, there was no security back of the
that it was not considered at a pre-
vious meeting, although 25 per cent.
was considered a fair composition.
Mr. Badesch offered an amendment 1n
3eschew to any person named by the
3 court. 35.900 in merchandise at factory
1 cost.
could not honor the notes at maturity
the trustee could sell the goods at
private or public sale.
Offer Rejected.
None of the lawyers present thought
very much of the amended om. See
have the consent of the majority or
the creditors. either its number or
amount. As there was no one there to
was actually rejected.
To Wind Up amines.
The hearing settled down to- the fact
that the Grand Rapids than was to go
through bankruptcy and wind up its
business, so the next question» that
came up was the appointment of a
trustee. Attorney Mather of Bristol
nominated Alexander Denney. who
vhad been appointed receiver by the
Superior Court and there being no ob-
jection to that appointment, Mr. De
mney was elected and confirmed ho
the court. The selection 01 Mr. De-
infomed man for the work. it was
agreed that a bond of $16,000 would.
be suillcient for him to quality in, and
it is $15,090 less than
‘ whenMr. Delaney was acting as re-
ceiver. »
flow-slurs Named.
The appraisers named wereiiilfsley
tIiiiumlingi M Cohen and John A
Spaiford. The first two named were
Court. and have already been acting
in that: capacity. Besides it will be
cheaper for the estate to accept their
figures than having a new set of ap-
again.
To Sell In Bulk.
DeLaney to dispose of the assets,
in built or by piecemeal. While it was
admitted that perhaps more could he
unite heavy.
was that Trustee Delaney sell the as-
sets in bulk and wind up the alfalrs ot
the Grand Rapids Furniture and sup
creditors.
lug Trustee Denney filed 1111 applies-
six months. 6 per cent in nine montbm' :
and 10 per cent in one year Originalsg ~
offer. which was one of the reasons,
the form of a security, setting aside in 1
By its terms it the bankrupt _:
:_ momma—11.5.1;
iGreatRedsellouSalc '3
$15 Suits reduced” to $8. 75 $25 Sluts reduced to 35.14%
$20 Suits reduced to $11.95 $35 Suits reduced to $11.85
Come this Week as they are positivel the bi cstb
‘ we ever offered at this time of the year; y gg argams
Ladies’ and Misses $8.00 Coats redueed" to ........ 3, 8
Ladies’ and Misses’ $10.00 Coats reduced to ......... g5 83
Ladies’ and Misses’ $15.00 Coats reduced to ........ $7:
. We are putting on sale today 500 LADIES’ HATS of Milan
Hemp at 98c, $1.25; 31. so and $198, in all the latest shapes.
Come and save money!
.TEEFARI
332.900 of unsecured claims tiled
nainst the concern. The total liabili-
ties of the ,comwyis 1111 the neighbor- .
O B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Linelg
OF WOMEN’S AND MISS.
ES’ SUITS AVND COATS.
Cleats '81
Millinery
SOUTH NDRWNLK.
a was my
Manta...
moss in
Eyes Examined Free
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Forlbel‘llfim. 1
A CAR EMF 01’ FANCY SEE“ OATS
ALL KINDS or MAIN-E SEED sources
SELECTED SEEDS non GARDEN, FIELD AND
RED1WHB’EE AND YELLOW ONION.» SETS.
ARMOUR’S FAMOUS FERTILIZERS. '
2822 Main St. Norwalk
uv—mL'
say a word for the composition offer it ’
rotary Badesch stated that he did not 1 1
ensures AFB?“ com; one «.1
van TBRDTHERS’GA new TELEPHONE 1360 ,.
lioney was because he was the best' '
thlt bond amount was named by Ret- :
1 eras Banks. 1
the appraisers named by the Superior ‘
praisers go in and do the work all over V ‘
There was a discussion as to the: 3 ‘
most advantageous way for Trustee
gotten out. of the assets by selling the '
furniture singly, the expense would be; *
The general impression .
ply Company for the benefit: of the
nose-oo-oVoo-uo
Satin Messaline and” Chitin
Tafieta,‘ 1n solid and charts;
3ablecolors
,' Silk Jersey
. blue, green and. black
$3.98
on...
sun's, com, masses, ”
sma’rs AND Warsrs‘
To make room for the new in ‘
Merchan
coming Summer
disc. ‘
S'. and H. Stamps Given.
,M Mlll’deflfldrSflN ”
. Saline Skirts‘ 1n blue. green,
sand and black . . . V. $1,00
Vh“ Satin Mesaline' 1n solid and
V and changeable colors
Top Skirts, in '
After the adjournment of the meet: 1
iiinw Mounts $4.98
new WAISTS. ‘
Ila lqmgerle and Silk to ‘be
. worn high and hue neck
~98¢ “1‘1
Electrical Co.
. The Only Fully» Equipped 1
f1 ‘ ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES ;
Phone 805—59 30. Msln so.
So. Norwalk. Music Hall Slocu-
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”w.
Insurance
Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass. *1,
‘Workmen's Compensation, Liablll- 1
31y, Marine and Automobile.
ton killed. by the trolley near the
“its Bridge, was Franklyn Weed. of
11311311111111.1111” were glad to learn of
he mistake.
fie 10.111111111111991 received some
points last night when Wlillr‘in'il
.Wntohkou, of South Nor-walk, visited
noon quarters. The drummers will
mediately tVo pinctiee‘ the
'Mrs. Carlo Shaw, 493 Dexter St.,
Providence, R. 1., wrote: "I received
your treatment and it saved my life ‘1
am better now than I have been for
twenty yous." ' V
Mbyr's Wonderful Remedy gives
permanent results for stomach, :llvor
and intestinal ailments. “EM: as much
and whatever you like. Nb more dis‘
tress after eating, pressure of gas V1111.
The funeral of Frank Barker, who
died in the Norw'alli hospllnl, Friday,
of typhoid pneumonia .was held on
Sunday. The deceased was twenty-
five years old.1
Dr. annual Adams Williams of new
York will give a lecture in the opera
house, Wednesday evening, on re3p-
tiles. for the benefit of'tlle VNVow Cam
and band. "
resolved today of the death at Stam-
1111:1131..th wdrem almanac!” att-
tion with Refereo- in Bankruptcy
Banks for permission to sell. the all
sets of the bankrupt, and a hearing
was ordered on that application on
May 10 am o'clock.
' 1.11m. Store Open:
ford, N. .Y., of him mm P. Mc-
Cormick. daughter at the late Allan G.
Thomson»; cmumbusoghioswho was
the Democratic candidate for vicar
president wlth Grover Cleveland in
13888.11nd widow of RE 0.. Mismatch.
who was successively representative
in the Countess. from New York, goo
other of Arisona. and assistant secre-
tat-y of the walnut! Vail-‘0. Mail“,
1
to was that the store in Fairlield are
one be kept open for the continuance
of business under the otter that scores
One of the matters that was weed , ¥
Willie-4M
' atom and a pub of a
however, that. many of the contract
holders will. go to the store now and
Daylnmmoremoueyamrtnesc-
blob of theorem meeting yesten
1 day.
Transits-rites.
ilk-"Y“!
m’fll‘ik; a
lathe
Whiter-Do you know .‘everytliing.
on? " 1 . ,
i ‘ - hon employers
surety Bonds.
Notaries Public
Min-hip Tlellete
1. humid-ism... no:
“SHEA” ‘
dimer, mlk .1
_ ' .THE sssr SITUATIONS
3- are obtained by advertising. to the
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