o'oouoooo
O
1 to the members of the' Woini'm' a Auxil Which in being played
“fled.
' ‘0' H068 Gummy was
N
N'
'....W of your head clear and ye". ind 0’ R“ Crops W0“
J49]; breathe freely. No more hawking. l he second item is to consider in-
Inning. blowing. headache, dl'ynesm! «retain; the width of the proponed in 1
”f. hallo: cream in your nostrils. It pen
1%”
HOME GATHERLD EGGS
llaiien,
111 she has
' “1161111111 :1 .ol..n1~lu1,
40‘. N)OZIllo '11 over ' ' tour», 1'
ELLA) LL'JGS 11w built .n1.11_
Mrs. \‘cr'r’on Lundberg, at “out
Vernon, New York, is accompanying
Mien Lois flush, of Highland ave-
nue, on it trip to Michigan.
Mrs. Henry beach and IOI. of
Brooklyn, N. Y., were guests over
Sunday of Captain and Mrs. Hickson
W Cole, Row'nyton avenue.
Mrs. Sarah Lithgow, who recently,
dis-posed of property in Highland ave
nue to Mrs. Sarah Naumberg, is the
auea‘l of friends in Philadelphia.
Motormen and conductors of the
Connecticut Company are expected to
aik for the uniform wage rate of 30
cents an hour for their uervices aft.',ei
June 1 1916. The present wage
agreement expires on May 30 m 111
They also want better working con-
ditions. The present agreement in
operation between the company and
WARRANT
33¢ Doz.
Illayes CityMarket
69 N0. lain meet
mm..—
‘kfil
EAST
NORWALK
.w
Thermometers on the East Side eiir~
17 this morning registered 21) above.
Clutles Taylor, of Bridgeport,
been visiting with lotal friends
Clayton Marshall, of Osborn ate.
Ille. manager of the (‘I'ret't'lll laundry,
In a visitor on bu.~ine.~.\,
in New York city.
Iichael l’ Dunne is ill at his. home
on East Waalllllgluu etieei .llla 1111'
the in the hardware store rue btlllg:' """"'
1 1h legal training and Fbllti'lflll)’ it
looked after b' liar l ""
) tey Giiflin. 11111111 who in .~.o ~ut'1esslul 111 law priic
calls for an hourly rating frtTm 21 H
.‘I
a
has , _
1cents with a minimum rate of 28
vice
Attorney (‘aitdee.1)f South Norwalk.
I1hat< consented‘to make an addre'sr
'belore the Men‘.» t‘lub. 3.1 H11 Merlin
1~d1. t l'llllit'll le11'url ioou1,\\'ednesdriy
ll 1.~ 11111 11111111 that a man
yexlo lll‘dV '
. .
Lllonunedieu lllOlllt-l'e'. oi 121M tloe as Mr Candee, will (onsent to
Washington bllt‘el, have fetched" gm. 111,. 11.1.1. gratuitously to speak
Von! from Savannah, Georgia, 1111111 1W“. an 1111111111111 oi lllllllttl nuru
lives, that it frost v1 llltll recently \lhl- lber'.
tad that place, hart destroyed a fine‘
crop of lime beans. 1\\111lne:~1dlly 11111111111: 1‘” "'1‘“ I“ ”“
Robert Harris M the Bug, Side. ig'\lllltg(‘ will find 11 11111111 \\tl10lllt‘ 111
a visitor today in New York city. Mr. “"3 “"9“”
Hurts, who is employed by the New l
Haven railroad, has been called into‘
the passenger service of that
III].
In. Arthur Morehouae.
The Men. I lub feel Jubilant in
Tomorrow night lll W. J Moore
will play in the llownyion lloact‘ out
pool tournament.
c-om many
of Cove Wells will keep the score Last Fri
hr] of Christ EpisIcopiil clrurth.
molar weekly meeting is to be. held l"“‘-‘ ”Mew“
George Moon1
ithc undefeated Dannie Morrell.
champion of the company liere'tofore,'
I'inet his Waterloo when little “Bunny"
Broadway beat him to the tune of
100 to 23.
day afternoon
The deer that switin across the ha'
bor from the Second district, yester
my morning caused considerable ex-
citement on the East Side. The en -
(Id multh which. the handsorue' A most intereniing Hm"? w‘asheld
,lnlmnl "sailed" over fences was 1111 the. MM'wd'M E""'""""' L'"""""
Iource of murh wonder to spectatoril.1 Sunday morning when Samuel m“
A number of docs continually hound 111211111111, 0' ')"""fi""" N J' president
0‘ the deer. ' of the. lnymen's intonation of the
“1331:“..“1..-....1..-,.1........,.,k. Mi. iiiii
The mmlar semi-monthly 111cc "'
u the Card Club of ll 1 11111; 11111111111 has Jul return-1d from some
111 out Nor.i , - 4
1 n1 )ortant conferen'nl tn the 1
walk improvement Aunt ration ' " mum"
“"3 Weat 11nd 1111111 rno.'1 illtuuiriat 11
w leci'dny afternoon " ‘ ' g
:11
the home address on the sum-11511 111 the Mery-
a Mrs S hin '
r ”not of Martin; Beacb.1m,.~,.*,;., mnvmi' .5 it the been tried
The lltHlQBI-(‘S were Mrs. Schlmmel
“a 1 .111 lh'nvdict. “111 MI and followed up in mnny plane. A
lemon; w: one of much pleasure, A large number were present and found
mm, 1111111 IIS well 111.- 1'1r1i11, was Mr. llingamiul a most interesting
' en speaker. The 1111111 appointed to
”3911. 11nd there \1'1- 1. 1.
"e 1' frihhmem“ make 11 canvass of the village did their
The ‘1. . . II . . .duty and the result
111-“1|ch lump l'iie tiirls licld wart expected by the 1110111 Hiiliguirte
their regular business meeting. last The remains of Mimi ltuth Dillard.
evening. at the home of Gladys Beach, daughter of Mr11.1 lrni'les Gaston
u Bette place. The meeting WEB were interred in Rownlton cemetery
mod to order by the president. Af- yesterday morning. Revl. Jock-
“? the business meeting. there was of 1111111111011. 0111111111911 at scr-
oleotlon of officers with the following vices at the strove. Miss Billnrd died
mull: I’reaident. Frances Roberts: Saturday Light iii llr'ooklyn. N. Y.. If-
lecretary. Lucille lilall; treasurer Mu- tcr 1m mmck of acute nppeudicltla.
flei Janos; collector Leila Pinch; Mina llillnrd formerly resided in Ro-
chnlrmnn of noclal (ornrnlttce, (‘ladys wnyton. She was a niece to Mr. and
Beach. chaplain, Lillinn Ferguson. :Mra. llarry Cummings and Mr. and
""“"" Mint. 8. G. Adams of this city. She
rd‘v’,v v-r 5' 'W»‘ was twenty-three years old.
v S
l“
50".
.1 -111 111-~— --
L“, ..i DARlEN
A valuable cat owned by Mrs. Wil-
liam l. Stevens. J12. was killed by a
trolley car the pa:1t,'.week .
The regular meeting of theI Itowa!-'
lléld last 3
night Matters of routine business
we ' '-
re discussed. l 1 non was born to Mr. and Mrs.I
Prof. and Mrs. Thomas J. PrestonJ John Cornelius on Sunday.
in now at Bretton lnn Oi'mond, Flt Action on the Pear Tree Point Corn-
2:31;; raturnégommthe South“ Mrs. mittens report will 'be next in order.‘
0
rm y 's Grover-Clevel The Travel Club met but evenlns'
*"" “ at the home of Mrs. G. V. M. Schllcht-
i NOROTON
“~‘-l -
A
ll
1
u" N'
,1: ing on Mansfield avenue
HEAD STUFFED FROM 1: Miss Alice Pierson, the well-known
CATABlRH OR A COLD ll 1'11uifraire worker. was to address the
. 0 Civic League, yesterday afternoon, at
Ben Cree- PApphed in Nona-ll: ” 1 .
Ml AirP M II II Up. 1: I3 oclock. at Center school. I"
. It A card party and reception was
instant ranch—no waiting. Your 517°“ Saturday “moon. 3‘ the
defied nostrils open right up; the. hit home of Dr and Mrs. G H- Noxon, “1
No ltrugglinx for breath at night: provernente to the Rings End road.
m cold or calnffll disapnenrs. Um 14‘ to 11,:- feet. . ."t- .11 ‘.
Get a small bottle of Ely'e C'reun hire. Che-te'r Wood. of New Canaan,
M from your druggist now. Apply bu mg'lpflh‘ £1113st at the
n little of this fragrant. antiseptic. hum of her ”ram n", um "I“,
1W. 1. LowndeerK. -. .-:<-. ,
The [indict-8' Aid Society of the M.
Emperor-1111111” another-‘6! th
.thhted supper: in'the cm lash-M
NI fiat-Inc: 10,.“ )W m” meet. tuner-row sweater frll 87111;}.
1Rev. C. W. Barrett. of m,
..11p ,1"-
'~ 1 5’ -.J
through every air passage of
head. soothes thejnflunod or pwob'”
’, mcou membrane. and relief
' ‘Muwmnl‘.'tfii . u11...q.'.1 1.7 3—1. . '.
cad)teexpeete'deneehenvhhef
to
the men was made June 1. 1914, and
w 11‘ more than
lumthelethodlst church, enchant
in: with the pastor. Rev. 3. I. Luv-
son.
Scout Heater C. 8. Hull. of Troop
meeting of Scoot Master: in Stanford
in week, forthepurpoeeolmklng
arrangement- for the observance of
the rim: anniversary of Stamford,
next June.
Kr. and Mrs. Edward Gartrequin
Maud Gartrell, Mrs T. Critchen, Mrs.
'larahnll P Richards, Mrs. Charlotte
were re
l
IE. Whitney and G A. Owen,
Iceived as members of the Methodist
Ichurch. Sunday morning.
A number of the men of the town
‘gave a subscription dance in the Town
liall, Friday night as a compliment to
the indie» who reternly gate a leap
year dance there. George Cantrell
was chairman of the (ommittee in:
charge.
Franck llow'urd.
tialist. who has selected Noroton its
his home 011 account of the pictures-I
one country side. has just coniplt'tedI
'WHL‘ an [NUT all” f“? .Vt’fll‘h' 3"I‘I"'pl'1111< for an elaborate gnrd1 11 inblue;
beds 51111111, the;
«lid gold flowers. llh
effect from :1 di>1aiic1x like flat Per-
ainn carpet».
i, ll \l'cbb.
hi.~ large house. on Long Neck Point
has been \acaut since
111111) from
who Will take pen-
II is said
11f Nuioton. has rented
road. which
last full.
Point, Stamford.
session on or about April 1
111 a
that Mr. Webb will make a nuiuber'of.
inipi'oterucnts on his property.
There is a great deal of 111l1111'.~e
the 'tl1ouzlrl of the treat in More for comment all nloui: u“, "05'0" 1.10511
road that no attempt whatever has
'betu made to t'l'PttlIitWI,\' the hciny
‘.~uow this winter by State Highway
('Ufllfllltlhlol'ler' Bennttt, but fire snow
‘1» left on the road and the automo-
l'rl‘tlt'llck bile: .1111l otiur \ehicice are obliged to
()illil-s will be the referee 11nd 1‘ liirrlei-t push their not through the best way ly planned to Ilk an appropriation of
they 111m Vt'lien can-1 11111111 it bl it]
has been the «nose of a number of
automobiles breaking down and
blocking the trolley linen for u long,
11111111 and curtain much inconveldonce’
to the pasrteogers, l-‘rom Stamford to
lia1i1n no attempt whatever hail been
made to clear only the snow by 111111
State Highway Commission and this
is pt'ubttlrly the cause of many of the
iK't'ltll‘flli-l thin Winter.
'.111 11111115 through which the Bordon
l‘m-t road rurni ehould attempt to titke
11 upon lbemr-tt-lleil to clean the state
road. the commissioner of that thor
4Itlfl'hlllrf' would be the first one to get
.1l'tcr them for "trenpermingf
THE DARK SIDE OF NEW YORK.
Interesting Illustrated Lecture Gwen
/ at Noroton Church.
.111 the Norolon Presbyterian 1l1ur1 l1
Sunday night I deeply interesting au-
dience listened to an instructive nd~
timer. on the "Dark Side of New
\‘ork."-b,\' ll. Clinton Iva. auperin»
tendent of the New York Home for
"omelet-1s lloys. This gentleman is it
tery .«ucceenful worker among and iii
belttill of the claim represented by the
111111111 01' the inutitullon. which is now'
caring for about 100 youths. in past
years many thousands of all creeds.
,11olore and nationalities have found
whelter. food. clothing and employ-
ment through this institution.
’ lti'. (‘arlon Martyn conducted the
I1'prelirninnry service last night. and at
Itlu'1 dose of the. address. which was
illustrated with ntereoptlcon view.e
lllr. Mirrtyn gave his warm approval
lot the worker 11nd his work. The of-
fering 'of the evening was given in
z'uppori, of {Tie cause.
'TOW1N MEETING TO BE HELD ON
I — «mean no.
A week from yesterday. 1..M11' 20. am
'flnllly been ilxed by the Selectmen for
.the next special town meeting. which
1 will tune 111; items of business to con-
sider‘r .
The first of these matters is to not
on the appropriation of the Board of
li‘lnnnce approving the claim of mo.
1F. Pentecost and Harold A. Parson:
for “extras“ in connealon with the
construction of the new Tokeneke
road. " -
The next is to consider the claim
of C. F. Wagner for $2,600 claimed
damages to his property by' CW!!!
the grade of Noroton avenue in_ hoot
of his property.
Thethilld's
ml to minim the
and '11., W1' Anton to them m't' or
32', out? the penalty quiet, the
state Tn Comminiioner for Mrs. anus-
of
toured to the town.
1'-"‘l’lnr fine} proposition to be
inning l 101: matri-
e%"°"°‘”’*‘ "11»
Wuondflmuo'procure
pile
1th Height-"Ind Mk
ind ”collection for the in:
- 1 )1- y
Minty—~31“.
'No l, Noroton mm. attended all
the lulldat‘lipt‘ ripe I
Shippan 1
if the differ-'
to take editor: on 2 tile" about the condition of even] wide
ten's Elihu-rte peyeuxonwmmumeabeamwmu
l
l
ill
I
l
1
l
“We do it!"
Weheleat-
me make the
choice Virginia
tobacco just
naturally good
l
1'
l
1
11131111111 and new 111111111113. planned' for
1the VQI‘J'OIIS pchoolti It was original
875M000 but it'tiau been pointed out!
. ”one will 11.13 1.19911 be the how.“ day evening in the pool tournament. mout impossible for them to get .their that we om, way 11.1. is possible is?
amongr the “been out of the frolpn futii formed Iby an issue of bonds since the act'
The 'niembere of the llowayton Hose Cbm- by the heavy trucks. The consequence opening the Boa-d of Finance protide
l"ut' I101 not inning 11111 Boston Post road that an mom-lotion made by
u Ire. him-emu”, home on 'lhura Savage by a acore of 1011 to 71, while c'lc:1111d,forcea many of the mathinea Iboud mint be. included in the
1111' to 1111111 to the trolley trucks and tine, levy of the neat your. 1
the 1
to: 1'
l
l
i
l
fir” .
"'\ on.
i
1 Mine Marion “rikcinan
'weekve'nd at
9111.1.
\\'illiain Kiriwlltt of Fairfleld spent
the week end in town visiting With
friends. ' '
It‘. Roberta and it. Pride of Bridge-
port spent Sritui'day evening in town
visiting with friends.
spent the
the home of her par-_
l‘rancia \\'11l11-itrtiu. a student 111
\'.ale vpcnt the weekend in town 111'
the home of his parents.
basketball team of the
school in to play the:
local floor onf
This will he the
The girl's
Staples lllxh
Milford team on the
Saturday afternoon.
deciding xuine of a series between
the two teams. each team having al-.
ready won 11 game.
‘1 1Heause of the extremely low tides
for the last week the pile driver has
become wedged on the mud flats and
the men are. unable to move it. Be.
.cnuae of this the men engaged in the
iconstruction work on" the coffer-
dnms of the new bridge. have been .
unable to make an, headway for sev-
eral days. The trniiefnrmers which1
will be used in reducing the electrical
NEW llNNf l8 PROMISHED
m WWI!»
Holland Dutch Furniture
To build a home which will be the greatt ~t io_\ on 131111 to 11~ inmates.
rec urring pleasurc to 11>1t0rs who frequent it, 1: the 1111111111011 111
gather such furniture ax will in comfortabh to tho.“ thing it
tndurtng for man) yeah Ls alxo the desire of 1111 hoint bu l1’.ltr
lli.1tlnttci (lt'lllllllell’flltN toiiriort. durability and artistit ta>t~
'e D. M. Read C...
and an cver-
1 \1'1) lroueclioldtr. T0
uprcciiblc to the mes and
lot llllb llltl't is none other
thin
Holland Dutch Artsfand Crafts Furniture
\ luiwci iiumlici oi' plt‘i1\ imit- ltttllll) 21111114161 1111ltr1lIi:;
liltl.'.r\ «11111113,,r room and den
l'llt\ arc plainly substantial and licziutifullt iinixlicd 111 1111
l11t'\ not readily shim Nll’Ul\t‘3 111 ~11;11t lll‘s llit' u1l1ol it!) \\
luouu lcathcr 'autl all 111111” ll(t\1‘ .1111111111111111- «can .\ {11111111
1111) and clcgnncc in is xlrnwu l1) lllt‘
\\1ll1 lliillzillll l’ull‘ll,
.1 i.
1 1 5
Large ROCkers ttillll'lll'lil" 111 .1111} 111111113, \tilli 1.11 'l \111111;<1
Arm Chairs, .'1 \\l(lt' 1211121' 111' ~i/e~ and ~t_1lcs,
Divan: and Sofas, Luge .111»l lit\ui'111u< 1111c~ will: 1:151 t'll‘l‘II'll
Tables \llildl l1' {111' .1111 1111.111, '2
Dzsks, Desk Chairs and Bookcases.
Linens Jew
For dresses and art work. .
Hatptns. l1'
Colored Linens of 1 \1111' ~l1.-11lt 111' them set 111
White, challl natural .u'nl tl_\\ll' r 111l11l
Linens for art embroidery lll \Nltllll\ 1m
xcarl'cs,1'enter~' rind lu111 limit 1111
grades.
l'r'itttl .'l'cttirtlitig 111 1111ltl1
11l11r1'<,
\C‘xI
. 1,
111_\ quality, Beads_ £0 1
.\l.llll “any, 1 ,
11i~,
La Vallieres,
21111011114. .11
splendid \‘iiluc,
tl111~1 1'111 littiiI'; 11111111
11.1111 Ullx't'll lllUUll \\ll'lt‘ll
ml 1\ .111 111' but quality
111- that 1111111” 1311' dig-
f'iitit' 111' l".,\llll)lIlItll l\’1)1111~.1ll111'11l111'l1.111'1111\1 ~1'l
$9.25 111333.00
159.00 111 $36.00
-. $19.00 $88.00
$6.00 111 $311.00
elry Specials
twin"
11:11.11 ;11l1l.j;t«'11111.11~lt.
ti1 \.11111liitc~ 75 cts.
11» 1.111111 cold ~1-1 1111b «111-
rttli'tt'x, \ll\ .1lti'.11‘i1\“
1'
$1.00.
llll(‘ll l3111£l1~illllgx
$1.25 and $1.50
A Rag Rug. 65 cts.
.\ w'cll lllztllt' littlc rug in tllllk'llxiullx 2-1
\ 51) inches. '
Hit or 1111“. «1.11.1. w'cll1li~tributctl
.\ >llt't‘liil. 1'111'1111'1' price 0011!.
for 11lgi1‘1' 1‘3 til
'l'lill'll l'lllttl'.
13th E. 11111 flirtth (Humming
J
II number or peopl hn'vc expressed the
Iopllon that the selectment have the
'neceuary pow er in order the civ'neis
of the property to clean the walk. 1
lit-side it this walk, "i'herc are 'aevcral
'oihers in the town which are in just
as had condition. it seems a Shame ‘5 lb:- Granulated Sugar $1.00 White Beans, a pound . 8c.
that the people. of the town will not Salmon. ”'99 can IIIIIIII 8c. Condensed Milk. .1 can 10c.
clean off their walk after the incrn- -—-
bcrs or the w. 1'. i. A. have been 1111111 1"“ “Eff ‘1‘ p 1“ cm
.e'n‘ouxh to pay their share toward 11111 Tel. No. 909 124 Washington 51.. South Norwalk Free Delivery
lnylng of the new cement Walks.
desired. and drier, arc now payable to
Mrs. l-‘. A. l.111111.:i Cr 1151111111 'l‘crrr'nitl
t-louth Norwallt
it the close of the nssotiation 1111111
irilr‘ the new board went into 5115111111
DAY Nllliiflll
and ell-111ml the t'nliow'iug ii»: 111 dill-
(Continued from First Page.) “‘1‘!“ ,
President .lirs. \i. ll. t‘liurch.
lh'l \‘icv-l'rcsident~~~Mr>t l". .‘1. lane.
l‘Ihe f?|"":';n‘cli5'.n:“f firth“! d" 211d \'l(‘t"l’l‘Clilthnl Mrs. John (‘11\'-'
,rec ors or 11 ,mm ,111: : . .1111 11.
Mrs. 111. .11. Andrew's. 1m. .1,- w. 'qu . _ \. I 1'1 \I
lliincroft. Mrs. Victor Hiart. Mrs. John mm"? ‘-“5~ .11 I“ - “"1“-
t‘avnnaith. Mrs. liarriet (‘liainhlis-z. Treasurerwhirs. Alex Illumin or
Mrs. 11'. ll. Church. 1111. Harry Kent. ("TIN-jwndlng Secretary —- Mrs.
Mrs. E. M. Lockwood. .'Ilrs. r. s. ”1“" 3",” , ,, , .
Lyon. Mn. 11‘. A. innt'. Mrs. l-‘rankl Ireast omimttee—IMre. \1ctor Brnri.
l.'1ud11r Mrs bottle Munro..\lrs.1 The following “5' of “l!” “1""
received during the mouth:
The Gleamers (“.licle l-‘irst (‘nngre
national thtrrch, aprons: Mrs. B. \i.
Audrewu ton of co.1l.iipples and apple
sauce. Mrs. M. E S. Brown toys.
The Friendship Circle. King‘s llaugh-t
lcw'is Nash, Mrs. Alex llummler, Mrs
Christian Swnrtz. Mrs A C. Wheeler.
Mrs. A. l). Wadsworth. Mrs. Louis
Adams and Mrs. J. H. l‘eylor.
The treasurer made the following
current 5° that it will be possible ”1:32:01, on hand March 11' tors. ripples; 'MN George S. Kendall. ‘
“"9 an electric motor for the pumping “'11,; IIIIIIIIII '. 3 27'..10111 can of fruit; a friend bread air-i
out of the coff’erdnnis, will be lnetnlledl Total recei'p'm 'for 3393;. IIIIII 1.362. 23 pies: a director bushel of potatoes;
1m. week. The cement fining has .1. ,_ ll friend 1011‘ of stove coal. and Eggs:
ready been laidfor the No. 4 pier. The times total for year ........ '81. 63? 28 $75 ilII-I'M- ‘ OIquI'IIlI “is: h'l""'.'yER"'etri'
m“, blocks will be laid within "I'l‘ota‘t expenditures for year 1131.1.I1371‘I 1Irmnn I” P 8" I" \ere
.' .___._.-. uclrlcy none) towards coal; Mrs
“ho“ “139-“ .l. “licox, milk daily: \‘thatSo-
The Compo Life guards live .de
tented the Goldli: Five of Bridgeport1
onell’ridny night on «the National Hall
floor. by the score of 24 to 18. The
.gnme was very fast and interesting.
The Questions lost to the O. L. H.
ilve of Stratford by the score of 26 to
20. {this fit the tint game that the.
Questions have lost in oevernl weeks.
The local'poyu were ahead until the
last half and then their opponents
eluted to play such Lint some ”I“
the locale were unable to hold them.
Dancing w colored after the some:
with mulle furnished by Svec'l or-
chain of Norwnlk.
lay complaint- beve been made
i.
l
»
‘viu‘lk'slnthetowli.1Anmberoflo
eel people' thinkrit would be n 5001!
the if on aordlnenee- unwitting that
ill Multan be iii-lied nithln
noted. the M in nontotwbm
tio’ new 'bllinele blockdl to bonnet-
ed in m in it very denser-o. condi-
tin. The mom MW MOI
boogie burdened m the“
\:f' ’o"jw}-I,".'
, .. r. 111.
Balance on hand Me 0" Ever Circle. South .\or\vriik (‘ongre
1916 .................... ’05.:11
The matron Mm. Edna ‘l'gleon, national Church. milk daily: \orwalk
made the following report: During 'Ste'1 11] Laundry, laundry “'0'“ .‘0'
n ’;niontli chairs and card tables for
the. ear there were. 3.915 childrc
cared’romt the nursery. or these 131 “lemme card Dam MGM“ Ray
were babies between 5 weeks and oneI 1110““ 3““ Catholic Club
year; 18 were butler-3' froth one yearI , “‘
to three years, and 20 were five years' STEVE EVANS WlTl-l TOLEDOS.
old. Some 01 themelestwnwed gave TOLEDO. Ohio, March 11. —-1. R.
been coming to 1 ursery om ,
babyhood. There. were 49 new chil (Steve) Evans. formerly of the
Jren admitted this year. 13 children Louie Nationals “a“ 3m“! ”- C0“
have been out this last month with tract with the Toledo American Asso-
"“009an “uh The Child?“ “Nlclation club and will leave Wednee
still talking about the tflp to the!
fdn . ah
Moose Carnival and the Christmas y WM] the re“ of B“ “ 11111.
11111111 for Dawson Springs. Ky.. 11
party. '
The president, Mrex‘hurch. gave a train. Evans will play'rlght field i 1'
Vi”!- W‘u“! “.90“ “9°“ the urn front the St. Louis Nanci-tie
11er of.- the Nursery. eilst " M ‘ '
to the Brooklyn Federals, later going
to the Beltimores.
MAKE TOMORROW A BETTER DIAY
if things "went wrong” today. it
you entered from indigestion; rich
Nead'eche. blilogtnen, bloating, bad
mid many facts about the mothers of.
the Nut-gory children and showed the
reed. of the “Von-1 ‘Peneion Fund
)9;an ageled (15111161:le ‘
friend of the Nursery has
offered to build I new home for the
Nursery provided that the out
once one he sold on 11 retired The
directors will-do all in thélr pov'ver to
mm with is on: 113111
,1... .3, to 111-ti. 3,, in” of 111111 rid-red bowel .aounn. tflre 1 W129
nortme that now upon- the
my. Any and all odorless to
oinummhcmtymoimty.
”5”,", w II We notewtthout pain or nausea
w“.
'.o~e
s“." ‘n. -,‘
.\ git-:11 \‘iirictIt 111' odd .'1111l
Are You Prepared
To buy your groceries at the A a P
Stores.
SLI
berhetter day. This- wholesome city. died yeeterdsy. aged '19..
;'.j iflodhr
St. Patrick's Day Favors. '
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5 (is. up.
Section.
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MC AUllfflE Mills SAMMY
Will Al NEW HAVEN SOON
BlitlleEl’UllT. Mnnh, ll.-«l'odnt;
McAuliffc of this city will meet Sam
my Web: of Hartford March .'10 at the
Casino in New Haven. Jimmy M11
Cram and Max Abesltorrse of New,
Haven hitting beet~n out the stall?
cluh matchmakers and signed up the
bout 1‘or'whiclr the} have been after
since the. state polite not b. halt to tbe'
fistic game. in Hartford county.
13 Rounds.
The articles of agreement call for
1-5 rounds, the fighters not to weigh
over 125 moods, Suitable/forfeits
for weight and appearance have been
posted The bout was originallI
booked for the capital but the”11,1|ctl
of the state police made it uecessa I
that alte in July heh had been hitti
other part of the state. 1'"
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BASKETBALL TOO WARLlKE. I 1'
Aft
Bergen County Series Ends
a Free for All Fight.
HACKDNSACK. N. l.. March 14 _
The series of games arranged to da'
termine the basketball chnnrpionsh
of Bergen county has come to an s"
rupt end. The game on Seturdn'!
night in Hackensttck between 11.
IWoodridge Arrows and the Spartans
0' Tcaneck, ended in a free for all
'light.
The. Spartans and the C. MS. Clo-"-
'of Hackensnck, today decided to ca
.'cel all games with the Arrows. Tw-
Iweeks ago a Woodridge player Buffer
ed invo. fmctnred ribs in a «on;
inure befweemtbe'same teams. "
WM
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breath, or other conditionnused by AGED MASTER- 1PLUIBER DMD.
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BRIDGEPORT. March 14. - ”
mettle Tablet mammal-m will 300111.011111111 murder plumber or. 3.11
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wnu' hand of the firm of F. I; 1?
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