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' W Petey Catterail of Sill/ermine live"
.' hi! team.
' _ane avenue, has returned home from
a yisit with herebrother, Rev. E. J.
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side, has purchased a new automobile.
Frank W. Gregory is having anoth-
er new house erected on Newtown
dame, in Norwallr.
‘ Mrs. Gilbert Poet. of New Canaan
avenue, was recently presented with
’5 in gold by the Broad River base-
at”.
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" Mrs. Narcissus B. Tyrreli, of Silver-
Fallon, in Philadelphia.
,.
Mrs. William Jones, of New Canaan
Avenue, who underwent an operation
In the Norwatll Hospital, is other
home and 1545th recovering.
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fixflovernor'fiimeon E. Baldwin, of
as at the twenty-first Ldke Mohawk
flonference on international Arbitra-
~flon, which Will be held oh Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday of next‘
week. i
Walter Raymond. formerly of South
mmaik, was kept busy yesterday and
triday, greeting a large, number of his
Moods He is head of the éullnary
department of the Frank A. Robbins
circus, which Arrived here early yes-
homey morning, and 19 giving shows
today on the Baxter grounds.
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. John T. McCormick. tormerly' of
Nomalk, is the manager of the
“livery Woman's Shoe Store,” which
Ina been opened at 1208 Main street,
Bridgeport. He was located for some
time in Waterbury, and was previous-
1’ employed in Glover's shoe store in
Howells.
\
i’ The nineteenth annual meeting oi
the Connecticut Federation of Wo-
we Clubswill he held in Eaheld on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
'1' street, second district, is still quite
; iii. . '
5 have a food sale at the bungalow of
usnsarhsst
my“ VIM Wilfil
Miss Bertha Divine, of Chestnut
.1. Irving Dibble. of the Ferris Coal
Company, is a tilted. today, in New
York city.
kaorge W. Mills, who has been ser-
lonely ill at his residence in New (is
null avenue, is reported as being '
worse.
' Misses finals and Lizzie Ecuador,
at West street. are viking tdeir sis-
ter, Mrs. Prodeflck senior. at Rah-
way, N. J.
Miss Mggaret mind, of 9 William
street, Danbury, openbthe week-end
with her sister, Mrs. James Coleman,
in South Norwalk.
‘ The Flower Committee, of the South
Norwalk Congregational church, will
Mrs. W. H. Swords. West avenue.
next Saturday afternoon.
The new iron fence about the Gen-
tral Fire Station lot, corner of Frank-
lin and Clay streets, has been com-
pleted and adds greatly to the up
pearsnce of that section of the sec-
ond district.
There were nine sales of real as
late in Norwaik, last week, with
mortgages of S7, 600. For, the second
week of May, 1914, there were four-
teen transfers of property, and mort-
gages of :‘15' 300. .
.r
At the meeting of the creditors of
the bankrupt firm of the Knapp Box
Company, John W. Olmstead was ap«
pointed trustee. and the folldwing
weré‘dppolnted appraisers: Charles
St. John. F. H. Quintsrd and Adolph
W. Thomas. ' ' ” _ ,
f "i‘( 3". 5:3; .
Local motorists will be'interested
to know. that the stretch of road. from
Mianus to Coecob inn is being reptili-
ed and a detour along the shore road
is the rule until it is completed. The
detour- starts at the corner ,near the
former Mianus Motor ~Works and
reaches to the Coscob drug store.
——’-l—-—-—
New, Haven badge of Elks had the
distinction of admitting to its mem-
Catholic priest in the state who has
Joined the organisation. Rev Edward
Dovules, of Mt. (infidel.- Father
Downes’ predecessor in Mt. Carmel,
bership recently the third Roman.
. ' fills week. The opening session will
' lie in the Presbyterian church. The
V .‘ 8. MCClure, of New York.
speakers will include Miss’ Mary L.
head, of New york; Miss Dotha
' stone Pinned, of Norwalk; Miss Jesse
alderman. of Pittsburgh, Pa, and S;
“whim of the State Board of Health,
, nae. Typhoid fever caused one death,
tever__ and two . of tuberculosis.
Norwaik', according to the monthly
1nd the small death rate of 13.1 per
1.000 inhabitants ‘last month. only
{flirty using Elicorded out of an esti-
mated population of 26,.564 Of this
number nine were under one year of
fiberculosis of the lungs four, lobar
and brochopneumonia four, bronchi-
{did one, cancer four, accidents and
“deuce one, and all other diseases
«fifteen. One case 'of diphtheria is re-
fitted in this city, one of typhoid
Father Duilard, was a member of the
New Haven lodge—New Haven-
Times-Leader. .
It will be good news to oystermen,
growers and dealers of..thls state to
know that Governor Whitman.“ New
York has signed the wood hili_
changing the time for the expiratior'l
of permits issued by the Conservation
Commission for the taking of oysters
i‘l om New York. State waters. Under
the ruling of the Conservation Com-
mission the time for the expiration
was placed at July 1. A bill, intro-
duced at the request of the New York
State fiystermen's‘ Protective Asso
cinlion changed the time of the 'ex—
piration to Jan.1,1~1916V
shill“ EXPERlMflil
' Von Will Mild No Altihke If You
Our Trust Departures
makes a specialty of Person-;
:1. Trusts—Lander Will or
udder Agreement.- Corres- z-
penitence or interviews with
,_COMldcriIng trusts i
Follow This, Adidas.
Never neglect year kidneys.
ary disorders, dia‘siness'“ and nervous
uses, its time to' act and no time to
experiment. These are frequently sym-
*‘ ptolns ’of kidney trouble. and a rem-
~ edy which is recommended for the
kidneys should be taken in time.
' Dean's Kandy Pills are a good rem-
. say ti) and; It‘ Tide acted eitecti’vdl'y' in
3 many cases in' this vicinity. . '
Can south Nor-wad]: redidents de-
', inland further proof than the follow.“
, in'g tdstililony. '
,1 lMdd. C ester-es, 60 First street,
East uNorwslk‘VJays: "i was subject to
inmate
5 dlebrdered. My back
, _ _ V V _ . . . the Mesopotamian desert. The termin»
“. ilf'ydu We pain in thé back,;urin-
‘ gin-American tobacco‘» Trust has at
spoils and my lliii- V
Centers.
LONDON. May lb—(Corrddpondenoe
o? The Annotated Press)——Tlle in
roads made upon 'Bl‘iuings art treesc
ms during the past few yuan by the
Metropolitan Museum in New York, by
private American collectors, and by
the Frictional! Museum in Berlin. are
lamented and reviewed in the report
of a committo of the Trustees of the
British National Gallery. which has
lost been made“ public in the form of
a government also Book The commit-
tee, which is headed by Lord Carson.
was appointed in, 1911 to discuss pos-
sible steps to enable Great diflinin to
Soughf‘hy Colledors
England Thinks it "divide, However, to
Enact laws Preventing the Expert of
Vka5 of Ari.- News From European
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manual of arms andfenflng with the
ham
racetrack-vanadium deep
mighthecatfleandmnstheen
“"4, 16m and room This work
~3il'lfii Mt W” Thursday, May 20th
"'-'"" For valuestal 31.00 '
and other prices
Go to
A. DICKERMAN 8i SON
These are the council» liable to
be filled out with the contingent at
1’1? being taught by W the
,At mumps and Antoni! the
3155:” way though all‘hope ot a
I’
from passing into English bond: lid-
fore hostilities dense. The transaction
is greeted with satisfaction in Gel»
man business circles rifle it poison
and m a long debt for the German
cigarette market, lumen all the o'er-
man-owned iacto’riei‘ were arrayed
against the Trust interests.
BERLIN. May 15.——The interruption
in the exports of A it cheap
guy has proved": windfall for Germ-
an and Swiss watehmakers. The war
is responsible for a great boom in
retain ponesslon of important. works
ob art.
famous masterpieces are known to
have left England in recent years The
list has in Rembrandt; 21 Ru
1'! Vin Dykes. 10 Hoib'eina, 29
majority of these have gone so Am
erlca.
The Committee after tour years' do-
liberation decided unanimously that
it would be unwise for England to.
enact any law on the lines of the fit-
alian law preventing“ absolutely the ex.
port of important works of art. They
also urge against the. placing of an
export duty on pictures or a stem
The report shows that tour hundred
boroughs and 13 Turners. The great1
the sale of, cheap watches to be worn
lathe wrist, every once!- and almost
every soldier equipblnl himself in
this way before embarking on iteld
service. The shopwindows of jewel
ore and outfitters in Berlin. Vienna
'ind other cities are filled-with such
watches, many of them equipped with
fdials illuminated with a radium com.
pound. .
a—iu'bét-
wlrsw, May Lao—The elect of the
war on the publishing industry, of
which illelpsic is the center; is ooh
lined by the American Armand ol
Commerce and Trade, after investi-
gation of covering the first it months
of the conflict.
duty on sales, both of which hare
been suggested in Parliament on var-l
ious occasions.
The chit?! recommendation n the
report’iis that the obverlillle'ht erased
the ordinary anmlal Parliamentary
grant to the Nation! Gallery tram
825, 000 to iio‘t 1635 than umooo, and
that the Trustees be allowed to retain
in their treasury any aim“ balan-
cos at the end of the year. in addi-
tion to- this sum availabioiior pureb-
ases the Trustees shoald be empower-
ed to apply to the government for ad-
ditional funds whenever it is neces-
.sary to make a' special purchase in
log lost to the nation.
1
gross
art/in aims of s ilxed amount, this
money to be added ,to the grants av-
ailable for purchases by the national]
m‘uiéums and galleries: also.’ that the
proceeds atoll inheritance taxes on
works of art he added to the same
fund. _
Tile committee plans the organises
tion of a society known (lathe "Friend
of Art," whoso' members (will contri-
buts: certain in... to he used as a
reserve for the purchase of master:
pieces
iRO'I‘ERDAM, May 15.——A Constanti‘
nople telegram anounces that tho der-
man engineers have completed the
great bridge across the Euphrates.
near the railway station of Djerabulus
on the iBagdad 'lluilwayh The bridge is
now open for trailic. ’It is understood
that trains can now runAhroufih from
Konia, the terminus of the Aliatolian
Railway, to the Euphrates. '
mdrahuihs is on the Euphrates.
northeast of Allepo, on the border or
us of the railway has been for sevéral
years‘at 'Bulgul‘lurlll Asia lMinor, and
the German engineers who have been
constructing this section of the line
have had the tremendous task of pier-
clog the Taurus Mountains with tu'lla
nels cut through solid rook.
WEN, May 15. ~The' iii-called An-
order to save masterpieces from be-
As an alternative, the commute and
gests that a tax.bo.placed on the
proceeds of sales of works of
bookl has undergo, especially, and the
trade publications about 000 of which
arepublishediir'beiptlc: buy been hit
(comm: ahldlfliho spoilt lies. The
big weeklieillhave continued without
interruption.
Thoiallins oil has been onset to
some extent by file tremendous out-
but of books deals with the wit
There have been some 1,000 subjects
me has been held uniformly at 22
root to raise it to so pfennigl. it is
watches to Germany and Austriawl‘lun- 4
The sale of scientific and technicdl‘
Pris" for lane was long ago
and the prospects of fall~
racing is very alight. '
WK, "May 14. -.—A great scarcity
of petroleum prevails in Berlin. Ac~
cording to some reports it cannot be
bought in the shops at all. Notwith-
standing the scarcity, however,
ThercMO’ilMElilleliheRESETloPrepare
Eorh’el-‘UTUREV
Merrillillllsllless College
Stamford. Port Chester
ptenniglperlitrealncethewarbe
;but there is now a movement on
' s
explained that the German branch of
the Standard Oil company purposely
kept down the price so that petroleum
mllbt not be displaced during the war
by gas or electricity.
Alanine novmo pave
_, if your tenants are moving use a
Sentinel Want Adv.’
REMEMBER Youa “DOL-
uLAR” WILL BE WORTH
$1.25
,V“lioila£r Day”
nematm'ncsm
as: do. mm It.‘ V dc. Norwalk
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Fifty Cents
flag“; The A. J. Angevine Si Son Co.
._......'...__. , » 134-136 WASHINGTON ST.
choral“; summits 5011*“ New Guns.
Alto roorwsa‘m .
rho-in Bulidllfl. as it. mill at.
and Children's.
Rompers, from six imonths
‘to two years; made with
buttoned seat dad in} regs».
lili- styles; in icllatllbray,
gingham vand seersutlkcr 503.
b.
Children’s Rornp‘ers, from
two to six years, in ging-
ham, chambr‘sy- ‘a’nd plissc,
HONEST ALL
THROUGH
. li‘ 31".“.
TbeSlalldarllSilociorWellllmsedlen
sea TH; new EMERSON Garcons.
CONNEALLY & BRACKE.
issued in Dolphin. which have lint A
sale that has helped to muse up for
the drop in other'flelds. '
LONDON, May 16.—-—"This is d war
of tricks, machines
writes an oilicerf
oral Stair ina lee
town for ‘pub'lieattpo. "You would be
surprised at the prehistoric appear-
once of some of the machines. We
and devices!“
the British Gen-V
or sent to his home
crepe. Made in regular
style arid in the beach
temper 50c
, .
Oliver Twist Suite for boys,
in tan, blue and white 501;
PLAY HATS
Play Hints for small Chlld‘
Beuth Norwalk.
The Little Shep
Special for Friday and Saturday
“w“... an-..“ ._ ._ a--.”
haven't actually fired with bow and
arrows yet, but we have come very
near it;
“The coolness oi the average Brit-
ish soldier is often remarked by visit-_
ing othcers of other armies. I shall
always remember a man whom I saw
yesterdsy.
of prepared food over a brassier in
the bottom of a trench when a large
shell burst just ill front of him, scale.
1611118 mud, water and stones in ev-
ery direction. ' A lump of mud .land-
ed with
ogne, re
poses in
herded
carefully prepared dinner, whereupon
the soldier without turning his head
ointaking any notice of the shelf
sh'oclt of illléli he'd; been pretty. new
ere, remarlléd, “1 don't mind fighting
for gelgium, but I‘m hanged if lwallt 1
loveat it.” "
rims, slay Ibrw'l‘h'e dole de Bo
oi Per-is. is. no .Vlanger held by in «
army. The sevel‘il thousand cattle "
euil race tracks, and the thousand of
sheep installed on the inside of
Begateilo have gone to feed the '
liars, and with their disappearance t
, eventuality of a return of the Ge
‘ ans
ren, in pink and white
25c-- 50c
DIIVDOUVDVOOD
Coats-$12 50 31:03:21.1 320
Waists 500'
in Wu “9" Voile
Eorrneriy 51.0.0
-ll.j,iliill_l. him is innit haln Siren
1
'He had just cooked it till L
so too «we
THAT I AM ,THE ONLY ONE IN
TOWN. . _
who examines your eyes, grinds your
lenses and fits frame, all WorkV dead
.in ray,l
. . —————._
Ladies Spring Coats
a splash in the midst of the
, Moss‘s nor.
Bring yodr' eye trouble to me.
bully 8: 30 to 6 p. in
MCORE
Wi'llilllqton St.
“—...
" ‘ ILEAM
Roslyn-MIN“. $55
quiaitioned for stockysrd pu
anticipation of a secl'md siege Z: ‘ . v
on the unashamps and Ant-
ins more remote than over, ; ' '
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