MI, W 16. 1915 m mm mm m m 1“"? MVP
Mr. Wheeit-r, nho is d (lill \‘t'nr iv: v
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an ...“.- ' m't‘unnm'
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IAIRANTED 600D:- . .8)
can. and member of Douglas Full“
Io: Post. G. A K, in receiving per-
tfld and goat card greeting: oi the
i~DARjENl
I .A ”a 4"
D02 it is antler-ted that the regular . AND .
0 28¢ ' weekly killing of p.not-hle will tomur- 1 ‘
row night he enjoyed in the Mn)» NOR T01\ (
{loner headwaters on Van Zuni ... .. ....--
"ihyes City ‘darket
69 No. Main sweet
‘ m-=1~-~——--:§ng
1..
' lit ”'1 I'tlul't‘tl.
. EAST
NORM/AM
m
$339.60 COULilii till
a .
..
iiiii Piitii itti’iiitii
titled.
nud «Capt. Jumps Johnson lentil~ will
meet.
ytlltdlll‘l‘ another §UUS\llpltUll
lurid villi be blotted on the hint Side
oi the Mill
l.
ltti llt‘lt‘ il'-' “41"!“ gate
,.
..i
llli‘
I:ell:po lllli}. ii skating in to be en
;,uyud on lltt pond next your it is im-
iltl'l‘illilw‘ that tl:t- gate be permanently
lined
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gmi‘
‘ art-Ma'o-"v v“
NE)!
nuts
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’iiiu (apt. Hurry \X'altrburf.
.v.,-\. M.~)\. - ~
A novel!) supper will be given by
1'. h p oim’tit: that dutlnb' ”A. t'tlm- thr‘ ladle.» of the Noroton Heights 3. of ‘uthurjuu‘ wd empowering it N
A 3811 the inventorin real estate of said
' innit-ii, Tuesday, March 1'1.
.‘lilll‘l lllu>ltal program Will also be
gitrn
All thumb “ho are interested in tile
iiuring the past win- welfare of ”Am” should be sure to hard and determined at the Probate
“as Tt'i'alrt‘d. but will tillt‘izd the town muting. to he held on“. in Norlnik. on the 29:4 day
in the 'io\\n "all. at Marlyn, Monday.
Marti: 20, Hill}. at 8 p. II).
it] St. John's t-liurt-h. Norotou, l-‘ri-
day evening March 1?. them Will be
t‘Xl'H ms ii h’HlU!‘ of St l’ntlit-k. Tll‘
,xpeakt‘l‘ Will be llev. Frederick lloe-
HI: t', S, Sp and that» “ill in- vocal
it'll l'irlrulltt'lll'dl lllll‘l‘ appropriate
lot llii- ot'ttihlUil
NOROTON HEIGHTS AROUSED.
Cali Meeting to Connider Ways and
Mean. of Obtaining New School.
'i‘oniyltt ill
. . tzvlii. hi” hr held, to propuro for l
The Hill Pond Dani Counnittee, in a ..n-.‘ ~ l‘l‘ltlltl lli~li on Lllc Ilurien town
”port whlth they have Aunt Issued,‘ nii'etini: Monday evening The \‘oro-
. . . .\l ~- ‘ t . s . ‘ . z 1 ' ‘ ‘ . ‘.
mtuiite the) tulltxud ”3,50 that ” h‘” 1’ "N” 193 “u“ ton tolk an- lniorenlr’d in an ”till
the mill polio unlit might be repaired
to pioviut- O‘ndtlhg on the pond, and
lo. litilulth t-oitiloi'in lor the
hnnltin. i I" t-onmiittet- in charge
continued, Luulit‘llliidll irving U. ltob‘
Luut'tull uni U. W. 5W1“?
iitii.
e. LDJJl. n
sll‘t‘t‘l. i.~ N‘i'ltlllhl)‘ ill.
Jalllf‘h Kelli; .ir. t-itlitd on lt‘ldlltC‘b'
in (‘uiit-r pllt‘t‘l Sunday
Stephi-n “irliull is lt‘tltt‘tlldllllg the
interior of the l" A lllt'kel'lllhll store.
F. ii SClilll‘ld npt‘lll newtoi days
“lili‘ll liar. lit-iii inserted in thr cull
toi lllt' town meeting for appropria-
“lion of ”you ltll‘ it building “IV for a
>t'llool houn‘ ill Noroion lit initial and
ft.r plum for it .xt‘hool building. They
are also interested in the itoniwhirh
Hull lltl‘ thHlOJi o lining up hub- l‘llir‘ “mi. \lllli it-latites in l'o‘rt ('lll's- Hill-r 101’ it“ itililmpfilll't" l0" all uudi
h‘-’A‘~-‘"‘" u- l't‘lfltmnlll t‘t‘lmiin to or hillt‘tl would Ltlal about $25.00". ’l‘lli‘)‘
HA.‘ t uht “iii no tolisidt‘l'od later. Th0 Lelnntl l“. “I llL.t'l' ol rituitil'ol‘tl, tilll- ”u“ I“ ”w ““1"” “ml” Nimm'
11‘le IUllUlth.
”Hut ... mitt Pond Dam Conn-tithe.
_ iii minimuo m v the outputs as they
uppity.“ on till‘ hubni-ription lists and
t... hintiutli.‘ gileu.
M.
i-d on lllt’lltln iii town
ing.
Ml» Mary Martin bind” the “clit-
end with lilt‘lltlS in llroiuuillr iiiiti
Yonkers,
Humid) «\rli
:.l'l‘ not ill tutti: of this lam i‘mil; lind,
net-tins» the tint rule in 'titrm- mills
hliziii r this war llllt‘l l‘\t‘l' bnlm‘t- in
the lllh'tli') of lllt‘ town. they are no
inn lo try to tloleul ”lt' liledhul‘t'
I'. iridium . ..............
h. Luhtiuth ‘33 Ml” (V H' ”“mld IF“ “m” today '1 lie lllnyla‘trnt)fo::u‘su‘l‘?ll°fli it f '
A. U. mum“ ,. _______ 1'00 l'or Mt. Vernon. when: she Viill reside ., who”. in \l ,. ‘ ll ,» -l A h 9 m
L'. b. bun... ) """" ' with hcr bulls. 3 ~ ‘ ‘ in on U" m and "I"
. (. “ .. ................. 1.00 . I . Mining plum, in all that “(Hill be
. . “unwell 1.00 Ml‘llm‘l LUlt‘m‘H. 0‘ iiidgetleld. done until lhl' nut. town int-cling.
' A. ll. littiiwl'
_______________ 1.00 spent the Witch-lid with lllh lnlniiy in 1‘th it in believe a“ a m, riotion
491'“ hl‘tImtl .................. 1.00 bflmm'ry street. of $75‘tititi would lwttunitcd ‘lhr friction
UllL‘ll‘)’ ltiiyiuond .............. 1,00 Mitts Mary Kelley oittertziined til :i sniuibie building for that district.
“my L. twitter ............ _50 friend» from Stamford at her home viliit'll in u large one. Pupils from
1;};l’ltllltl'4il .................. _50 on Curtrr street Sututuuy. .‘t'oit ton Ht‘lt’lllr‘ and tillYTitlin‘lllIKlt‘r-
l"; (tripling-Qt. .................. .50 A sleigh loud or people at"... "l' l'lltil) ntti-nd liii- Noroton t‘enter
Shuteit . .50 from Stirlllfltlltle. Monday evening, and “’th or the hunt-n Critter nt'llool tit
H. J [mix-1 .................. .50 attended the luovieis. lilt‘N‘lll, Homi- of lllrlll having to walk
If it Bf “9 ............... .50 Ellis i". L. tfottllsitoclt has been the I“ to “my“ ”h‘wl'
- » ”stilt-y ...... ' '
H. W. Gotham ............ .50 gut-id oi her daughter. .‘liis. Etlgenr Th" iHHIt'll'fll nubit‘tl ‘0 it“ (“8‘
I“. W. titugm IILII. ............. .50 l‘itlltlvr, of Sound llcuclt. rtlstwd tonight at this informal
0. W. him t~\.lill .. """" ' ..... .50 Mni. Juno l' 'l'oumier, Mr». Frank "u“.mu' H .n‘ MM' M” hr “w “a late.
hank [,-_ Jtmmm‘m """""" {’0 Hoyt and duugiitt-i‘. Florence. spoilt afiei ”H‘In'mlw ",“V” been llllt‘d up
Ricbanl l‘tntwiu; ------- {(0) Marion) ili htliliitold. (I’I'IlIr‘Ihe r90?” unenlion. Th‘.‘ Town of
Tbomtu. avid.” g) _ ":50 lie»: ll. ii. 'l‘i-iilitnua‘ attended tiit- ltfiq‘lmntfh'i‘é.;.l 41:21 ”.1 l.‘ ll.”.”‘..tw
Chan. l]. ('th 'i‘itil '50 {uiielui of his uiicio. iicniy Quittnieyv pm in 99.43“?“ ‘ (i 3‘ ."‘.“3." ...p”
Geo. M. “-4). ...... ' er, at Brooklyn. on Tuesday. i . id ‘ l n “my, ”mud"-
Stanley Carpenter """"" '60 Mina M'tr Qui 'i . ‘ l" M today that he "pm“ a hm
Otto that. ............ .50 .. . « it an. vi to tulcht-is time at the meeting Monday niehr.
a clny .50 btbool in how Jeiiwy. spi-nt the “nu lio txxmctcd thnt the Dorian school
Mutton lit-fights l"lre—'
nitn‘: littii, i‘ nice-Ling of Nolototl resin
Bart A. tlrliiin ............
Mrs. Puck ................. .50 end with her patents in East avenue, ll‘ltlliltll question would ".1: up R.bor-
Gm "Utensil-Iii" ................ .50 Bdnni “0H. who in attending uciiwl “If” in r "f :llLulllk‘lllN iIutd dincourue,
N. J. Bflilku .50 "l ‘AHM‘HW- “i hlwmlmit it it‘ll' uaty. \vmlv tho Noroton school question is
. . mot....‘.“,,-t ................. .50 “till hl.t 1mm”,- m t'it.tvr “1...... unit. in hpld I‘Jnt for some time. He
Prod Kloill .................. .50 Ruhr" Elwood In" getting out plan.» Lu“ no doubt, “we"- h‘" anl the
a W. \ouni... ------------- "50 for two $8.0m,» houses. to tn.- urn-tel PM“? MI tuition would be brought
Chas. “PM“. " ............. .50 in Wutel'bul') to.‘ :t Mists l‘llan'. 19.1.0 l L" "i“‘ful‘m‘m by the orntorn A
Dr. Brown ................ '90 Mr. and Mrs. William Glynn, iii “to” “llt‘ndonce ‘3 "unified.
liwytl ............. “‘0 (ii-eel: avenue, ware gout-ilk oi irii~nus .. Heighu' Folk Confident.
A. liosnu-l ........ éovnlld rclntiit-s ill Waterbury ovc: tho Tho-V hm“ ”i” llU-‘lllflr. lltinitN
. Thalupsm, ............ .00 Wt‘t‘k1‘iltl. oH-r on llfl [irony nu-adilyI up in Nnrt
Fmd illierwood ............
.25
Mr. and Mrs. Williliin J. lh-vet.ll.oi
oton lloiglita," n woll‘knovi-n rivsident
f , . .
’3?er blwzm“""H' ............ .gg‘mrien. spent Sunday as tho uuestsot :ngtupsyur 9! that mam” ”Id ‘0
'-°~i°i‘h llurtri ...... '..?!vi..<. tic-“wills [MAJ-[lib in t'nrtm~ " w now '0 bone" m“ “ ‘9
fidwmd “nah """"""" it? “l"t'"! :iil’:ol'l\'lo Cr}: 1m“. 3.“ WM of a
.319. " o" co .ma.wenw .
. . wfixtnn ................ .35 i. A danglilt-i was born to Mr. and Mrs. ing for n "a.“ a for: elmfriléolizgtt:
Wm. 5.4 Wicko ............... .25 flitotioie Lyon, on Monday. and the very poor rondn, no sidewalk: and no
C. J. B ...................... .35 happy pundits nio recelvmg the con- schools. except at I grout distance.
Fred Lovvjoy .............. .25 simulations of their many flit‘lltln. We itli have to pay the tax and now
.D- Nash ..................... .25 'lllt' Neighborly Sewing Circle rut-t “‘0 M'c determlnud to have our any in
H. Hipson .................. .25 at L'llt‘ homo of him. C. 1;. “All“, on how tho nloliev will its spent. it will
~W. D. 'i‘ttvlor """"""""""""" .25 Bunthuplo htrcct, TUUlitllly' tin-nin 1. u'ouro no littlc feeling, we know.
W! Thompson ................ .25 The incitibi-z's enjoyed it wry pieumt: “hf‘I'lI Wt‘ OIIDUSI‘ tho moltsuro for the
P. Yoorhetu: """"""" ‘25 evening. «'tiliwmti in ”It‘ ('r-nter rchool nt Dari»
S. Smith .................. {5 .‘Ttan-u. ilnvis. who injured hit: an "n- b“? 0990“” ll WG-Wm. and the re-
P. P. M ....................... “5 kle- not. t‘ lllllt‘ ago. when n l0,; mill-ti 5"" “l” l‘“ i“! our favor. we bollovo.
F. 8. Young» .............. 25 oil it, is able to pit :irouiid :i:.i.n.‘rii.- i' our mm“ ’3” ”"0118“. “’9 "beat to
A. H. Bennett .............. '25 :iltf‘l. iii still sore and it Will be "f'w enough "“‘n 9'99““ ”Old“
H. RC‘ld ----- :2 HlU't-llti bt-lort- it will ht‘ t‘ntltuly \wll ”“7th M "7"" ”‘4'” ""‘Nlnfi W" U0
1;" Fl. "- - - - . - - - . . . . . . . . . . . :25 .\'o l.:. inc ‘2. “an tiitnrltt'ied ill the Eviliihxrxynttymfn...’ fifinnm. in propor-
llkcn (‘iuhv—ll'. 0H, a‘; p; T 20 lt‘mllllf! oi‘ lhi- rtlldll lillill'tl. Mind... l- . ' ' H " "“ will
Ralph “(Willard .. '- It tt‘v'li t. .i- ii l;.; -...t l‘l‘l'. :~ “u." " little ”le“le tonight."
‘ 5- Andernop """""" '22 L...‘ .I .I '.'(““t‘ it. 'i‘itow pie. II l‘!‘l(‘tl"ll1!ll r‘ritlirlt'inn raid thntihn:
' C.- V" ...... it; t‘lljtlu‘f .-- ~ . E hour. tiintussins; ('lit" “Mr“ 1‘ :m'? ”.“V‘”. “w“ ”MM"
0. W .................... .10 romn‘vnnm. - ‘I"t‘."“nli‘ ix‘i'et to tho Noroton
. ....... ,_ ‘I » .‘.‘:"" .. . “"i N
s g 1:“3' ........... .10: , .':i_; tzzit‘tliig of tho Band 1 ‘ l"_ '2-
. ' ................. .lot-ii L‘ogn‘ \..l: ili-ld in ltitynltnul's lluli, ‘M
777“ ‘.-.i;l.:.t. in: aid Wl'. largoly .'ll~ ""“~' - " “"‘mfla.
, , ‘ . . ' $28.25 .i ruled. " l t‘ :1'l ring: was lt‘tl by Mia;
... :‘moun'. (t1ll-t'.t'u ozt (told. . 1.35 I .i:;:ii in. :ti’hoin. Freuidcnt Hurri- .
‘ . ATQlB-l t: t‘e‘pi;
_ Amount til
.3!
.75
Mtinr. rm.» _ .00
Tom: rt-rt-«rv: t."
‘ Notice on hand ............
i. n. nonim'rson.
A. PANI-‘fi’Mlt.
G. w. s'rummvilm.
Committee.
M Side (water denial: hove loam-
ot the death of John VIE-worth.
nt. oyster denier. when. oyster
\
Mae of the severely cold woun-
(din pant.» Iowan! (In)! tho. w-
flmin coated with too. inking
cult for was and outer bonu-
\
'«-_ jugular weekly meeting an.
fillldaooletyoftlounw
~ ~ 40.41: 1!!'(..\ltht!.
$39.60 I
11.35
i .
~ aapprec - ted by the audience. and a Company pool.piaylng ml ovgnlng, William H. Buttervvorth; and Wigner-I
rived in Inch 3 than w» 0;"
everywhere. 4 I
\- program of special
nrc‘txeu had levit provided, bt‘l owing
3.?“lJ‘OH-alht‘lt‘ tail: on the prohibition ank ,m h”;
r
- Karim. A rccitation, ('n-
{titled ".‘Ea‘r-ty i-‘iz-nt.“ given by Allan
Colin. a lad cubout nix yours. was
' ilflllntlt‘
by Miss Roscoe and Carl Raymond
was well rendered. Mr. oxen urged
l arriea outK wiit‘make the April meet-
ngr worthy the attention of a largo
I :atheiing.
i. ,
' tumor PRAISE
i
met; enoucn.
Many sick and tired women. with
. ..." well-inown in the local inr- when and pninn,- sore muscles, and
Ilstiil joints. do not know that their
kidnmnro out ofordor.’ In. A. G.
WellsuBu '0. Route 5. m Haunt.
N1,C.‘, ‘writen: '1 un martial” Kid-
ney Pillnnnd mi prom than
omit: for‘ the wonderful-bone“ Id.
Sold
a" .
remind-mi any in.
ion
_ ‘Rowitvrggt
--.--. .
_ l
1" who .
' . . ‘ .t , in 0' other causes, several ‘
lrtl " ‘ t i . . . .
. Beans” .L‘ dd." ............ ..,.. 15.60i ..llc \-t‘ ':i pit‘tiiiptitc lulled to ap-
,(8 an i l in“, . r ' -.~ . .. _. ‘ . .
.»_ - ~ .0« n... t limit.» 5». llcnedlct gave aflf- Many families who wiiitered in New
nnig to titlk and plan
for returning to the suburbs. N
tlhrrles (lager, in the Rownyton Hose
... I _ - . ..........."7t;o recitation by Miss Mary Roscoe on “-On a my ted . _
Thom“ (‘0 lt-W‘tl ..... . ....... 1‘96) “Ditty." thrilled the listeners. ..A dilct’i J KI es same from D" Will
Shut-5.9.1 _____________ 37.60 .I am . ooro by the score of 97400.
There was considerable of ii. mix-up
“NI A, band to mantel-"activity in_tlle durlhg’the course “the game. When'. Fifth tract in quantity’twenty-iwven
lime and outlined plans which, if the score stood 8,9-9Nn Dr. xm'it: (27l ICI'EI. More or long, and bonndodim our tho whole northern from:
~favor he took 1
combination IbOt.
breaking ulé balls. and running It:
"hallo. When he took his seventhaltot
' {be «red the nix ball tor‘tbo onlook-
=et. Mr. Om: dulled this not} no-
serted his opponent coiled tho utm‘fsoothofly» by Indolent!” C. Bum
pocket. Then followed: loom dip-
lmission. lame Ooh: Maddox-av-
~"or of Mr. (loner. ‘uid tho Monto-
lceodod’vnder'pmaot. Aanin m not W.3(W
oeom.m will: ,pnyf. am ml’rooricu. toenail mm
ammun- ”[3914!“ Elli “can ” Ind lift!»
twang
1Mmtl‘tb‘oM,I
by Broadway to play the m tori
tbolrum“'
mflnrh-"Wdl.lobn. honing
i .,
i
you
‘
1,.“
~~.¢
”I‘M,“ Norwnlk, 55.. Probate
Court. tab 15th. A. 1)., 1916.
Estate Connectitul oi Reuben K.
Johnston, latte or New Rochelle in the
State of New York, doomed.
I Whereas. written application has
them made to this Court by the admin-
listrnuon of slid estate, paying, for
ransom; therein set forth, for In ordv
.. ‘ i
3%HflflD
DIAMOND DISC
PHONOGRAPH
A $250 Instrument
FREE
TO SOME SOCIETY
VOTING COUPON appears daily on
page 2,’ 01 The Evening Sentinel,
commencing
TO-DAY, MARCH 16th .
“5‘0
auto:
tvrdercd. Thu said application be
‘of March. is]; It 2 o‘t‘iutli afternoon.
land that public Hollt‘e thereof be given
’to ltll pernona lhlt'let‘lt‘d therein by
publishing llllr ordtvr in a newspaper
hating a (lit'ulallull to nail] lllblrlLl.
It has! lite duy. White said day of
hearing.
‘ iiL‘\'itt' \vttltizooitv
mics 1t Jud'st
? District of statutoid, (‘ourt of Pro-
bute, 85. Stamford, March 1, 1916.
Ids-tote of Oliver (wink. late of hor-
icn, in said District deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict- 0! Stamford lintli limited and al-
lowed silt months from the, date hereof
for the creditors of mid estate where-
in to exhibit their Clitilti’a‘ tor settin-
nlenl. Thole who neglect to ”11%?!“
their accounts, propt‘rli niifitf‘d. with-
in said time, will be tlt"lul'l‘t‘d a recov-
ary. Ail persom~ indebted to said en-
title nre requested to milkt‘ immediate
payment to . . - ._, . --.... w -
Alilt‘l‘Z COOK. Sotlllieriy by land of JfllliF'N l‘. lurryi
. . ' D ' ' D D .i D D
\\ll.iii.-\ t:.\ll.tl‘R. and Westerly by land of the ltrtntiury D D O D D D D D U U 0 Do U U D U D i) D ‘_ II
Exocutrlces at Norwallt Railroad company. I . l '
-... .... ~ - .. SHADES TO ORDER
District of Noruulk. Ba. Probate
Court. March 81h, .\ it. liilfi.
Dame M ll'lorena ilnle. late of Nor-
rood. more or lt'nl. bounded Northern
by Uuliwood Road; Easterly by Wil-
ton Roitd; Southerly by land of Hei‘
A. SPECIALTY
3 ‘1 3
walk. in cold district. dot-eased. on Butterwortli; and \\'erlterly by llleI A. DICKERMAN & SON b l ‘
The Court of Probate {or the District Norwnik River. SOUTH NOHWALK, CONN. PHONE 446 i
0‘ ‘NON'I‘K hilt “mil“! illltl KNOW“! ERNEST (‘_ GREGORY, ‘ ;
nix month. from the .l..t.- um! for WE OWE L'BRARV VOTES
the creditom of said Estate to exhibit
their claims for 'sfitlrincnt. Thom
who neglect to present their act-ountv.
properly attuned. within will time.
will be deburred it recon-r): All per-
ilous indebted to said Estitto are re-
queued to make imntedinle payment
to
t‘onltniltee oi the Superior ('otirt.j
m? it 16
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-~-~mw
should mind this opportunity. llbdh‘v s
orcheltrn will fumitsh music, and a
good time In guaranteed.
Mu"! W A. PAST?
Who 1 [out got In burn to Arthur
I fell for bill softer thou hay.
Say. soul. 1 t’onsbt he was sllfly,
He but such an elegant way.
GEORGE ii. VOSBURGH.
Adniinrstrltor
F.—
m9 it; 23 ,
llinining population of the occupied
“5'“ a“ t. am. “a. take, all it only added to the numbers
liiil Blillllliiliil ”"‘ "‘ '
GENERM. s I The. Germans at first sought 3 rom-
GUEWA WARFME edy ill reprlsalit upon the lat-unty re-
.dirtrictn. but after- n short time they
:begun to realize that this was a mill-
l
of their intangible foes.
‘ plow Great limits on North.
i
m EN"
PUBLIC AUCTION.
n, orde’ at the Supine: Com K"-
on Dooonbor 17th. 1915. the following
duqlbod property will be sold in new
mm min a Public Auction on the' I’H’l‘lltXlRAD. Much 11—min"!tr
premium: of the various "loci: on the pundencu of rho Annoulmxd l’resbl- a
tub lily of March. ms. at 2 o'clock When the binary ol ltutulul guerrilla
"I “30 IMHOOH- Terms of “iv. ten warfare on the northern front during
percent. (t0) ottho put-chm price pay me put winter iii-written it will
'51“ on ”‘0 d" °f “1°. 5‘1“" 0" or prove a fascinating and remarkable
before the tint day of April. 1in. The :tory. Although little hm. appeared
property is bounded and described as am“, it m the ”mm it has “com.
followu: pitched some important results and
All those tracts or porcel- of land. ”‘0 Gone") Sum m frequently (.0...
"m u" “mm" mm?” “,m'f'"; nmim it in the highest terms. Tho
situated in the Town of horn-Ah. l-air- Willie We“ of it as "our little w“...
neid County. Connecticut. bounded H. Through the III“ winter montha.
followl: ! but be . lar o rations are. im-
nm tract bounded North by him!" ‘ m“ V“ II II I at
w” cuilod anwood Rond- m“ s"_-ponnlbio. the Run-innit nve 9?,
only“. (71) test. then Solith Itxteen this guerrilla activity vgtb bile hie;I
(It?) feet,then East fourteen (it) feet, nt Wearing down the l "m.“s an S
by mud of caution?) Lihriui; oulh pyi““d"‘”'“‘““ “‘9” “‘0“ 9- i
land of Helen Buttorwortll; and Wall
by Nauru; River. Icon
Sec-Md tract in quantity two it!) tyited front the army,
acres. more or legs, bounded North still engaged in the long .
and East by tho highmy; South ”withdrawal befon the German mvlr'
hid formerly of John H. Aiken; and‘sion. Every smart young officer has-I
Wul by the Danbury it Norm-1k Railwtened to drnw up his ideas of tin» brill
fond Company. {prints of wearing down the ennui)
TN"! tract bounded Northerly onc'The plan finally adopted was one pro-I
Ihuntlred twentyfive (125) feet by Other posed by n yotlnti.r cavalry officer. ”is.
1mm 0‘ “id Barry's; Westerlv One.ucbenle mconraged omcers and men .‘
Ibundmd till! (150) feet by land of thejto volunteer for this dangerous scr-t
tNow Writ. New Haven and Hartford vice by assuring them of promotion;
V Railroad; Southerly one hundred twen~ |honors and money rewards care being}
Ity-flve (125) feet. 39°” 0’ ‘9‘" b, “I" when to fame the conditions so thatf
é" land of mild Burn; and Fuémfly'only the beat men of any rank had 33
lane hundred fifty (150) fact. more or chance of getting into the new bronchi
lieu. by highway known a Boiden Hill .of service. One of the conditions was;
avenue. , .
' . tthot nothing whatever was to be pub
i wfiugmrifinkxmgnnu: "3151““ of the omlittt of those chosen!
Onkwood Road; Easterly by land Mind the only ocmiun when this rule:
. Jonmh Librizzl; southerly hybrid of 1386 been broken was when the nuthot ;
oi the scheme captured two German
mounts and their whole stuff and
mart in the Final: mat-ablation. '
The work 11“.an going on with-
out intermission throughout the win-
i
t 81’. PATRICK’S ENTERTAINMIN‘V.‘
. Members and friends of Division No. His arm was so heavy and bushy
. l. A. 0. H., are looking fut-word with “vb“ h¢‘h.e,.fll me around to u.
great pleasure, to the entertainment, show
which will be held under the unsplicu An' ho dwoys remon‘ibrrod the DU“
'0! the local division. tomorrow evo m
ning' 't [Ackwood's Hall. in honor °t Ho'atn régnlnr prince wld do dough.
the day dear to the hearts of All true
sons of Erin. The excellent vaude-
ville program. including three reel:
of moving plctureu, “A Doughter of
Old lreluld." a medley of Irish airs.
two typical vaudeville sketches of in»
comparable quality. nod dancing until
1 n. m.. u an added attraction form
In eigpmg‘s entertainment greater
than anything of its kind ever pro
duoed' in Norwalk before. «No true son.
daughter or ffloud of the lriah isle.
His hissln' was up to de minute
An' his duds they was always
notch. .
Why. trolls. l was crazy 'bout Arthur
’l‘lll i seen that 110 pure a mist
watch.
l'll"
—Wldow
—’I‘um "merchant" for a day or too
through Sentinel fldVQ‘l‘llHlllG——-j\l8l an
other merchants: scll tliingii.
gaunt- ... ._;..,
Late Iniit autumn schemes for ill."
duct of guerrilla warfare verb lip.
while it won
and steady i
ly by land or one Not-walk Mills Com-'
, My, ln ntihntity three and three-
tltxhrtern (sat) here‘s.
T
lNortherly by land of William Riley,!T|le one-3y bu never known a quiet
jlnd of Hutu-tor Troy and by harden mitt anywhere within any miles of
introét; Retort! by land of Frank Lon- hlii front launched and. innards noc-
‘dm had of W‘Trov. and lnndfiiona. this feeling of threatened so
(“9* Duh-Iv I "M 38mm entity who made to extend a hundred
miles into the armory occupied. by .
the comma. Storehousep were and. -
immuniiion mind exploded. trolls.
dormmbridm dynmttad. totem
NIP" out. 0m”?! ”3.4159999“ MB
mm. WW with m
/‘
glad WWI-.117 land of glittering
iswknnduby lnnd tit—William: Riley.
.‘ Minolta quality, throp and
*a’ lrjihnB-WD WWW
broom; min-IN . a.
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