, was on the .ptcr'dl train that last night
IMDAY, [ARCH r], rots:
Enst 3 If
NORWALK
'- 4- ‘0! beginning -a quarter btlor. eight
~ o'ciotk.
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'” 'Mrs. Stanley P. Mead Visited her
ir. and I”. 1' ‘i‘i'tty have moved .islcr at Sound Beach, ’i‘uesdaY- "‘ ‘ ' Y
m“ 1‘3“" ““hmé‘m “m“ ‘° Granville B.(‘rahh ulstammrdt-all- DEASOR S FIRST SHOW [NO OF
Charles “TM- 11 at we home of Robert Ogden antiI » V ‘
Frank i’ttty, or the mist Side. has ta‘ly- "W" ! District or Norwalk, as. Probate
secured a podium with the Crescent ”mm “- 03"“ h“ 13““ a 9"“ 90mm Mam] list, A. 1)., 1911.3.
mdry'on Scavievv avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. t‘arl Krleter moved
tron New Canaan. to East Nora/ails
on Wednesday. where they began
housekefiptng.
Mr. and Mr... iii‘lil‘)‘ Keel”. of 08-
borne avenuc, have rerliolud from Us
borne avenue to \tatcr street. in the
second district.
(‘. it}. A litrrpc l~ ilt tiiarrzc of mi
prove-mm.” that air being uiadt- to the
pool moral of tho: ilufner «establish-
ment on linst “doililiglun street.
Thorn wrll ht- imliteit services to—
night lrl (‘iii'lhi EplSt‘llpal church. Mrs sulphur ll. iioyl, dduxlllcr c .Adnl'ini:le"0l, s >
They Will hill“ at it o'clock, Rev. '1‘. Add sun rrturncd. Saturday, alici .l- . h “" . rea ' Uppermost in every womans mind at this time is a desire to become ac-
F. t‘anltey. mm, uiii officials. .11. asatlt mu \Hih mum-1.. ... ti. . NOTICE ' quainted with the Spring fashiOnr in suits—to learn from a reliable some: what
. ttl‘llilll .
5,I.,','{,‘.:ht,“‘“,:“ 2:... 1;:turpfof 3:9. “mm“ J. xfifimmnd h” we", < _... i . the most popular styles Will be. and if possibloto see and examine them.
‘ ' ' ' It'll “ ir‘lll [‘3 0 8t .. I. t ' .
3 l.i\\l| on tho jury ill' llw tr..l. .i. BOARD F RELIEF MEETINGS. . v - . . . . .
Mayhem... ii, :tlld 1. company girth-1 term or |hti Supt‘riur t‘outt at than. t , , 9 5 .I . We re ready and anxrous to gratify that desire wrth our gathering of tailored
‘ ‘ ‘ t ti 1‘ d . um . . Notlce ts hen-try gilen, that the‘ an“.
H 0m” a w r “a “drum on i ' ‘Tali .\aSI‘aib‘ulvlll Lists of the City 0!!
Van Zant street.
A iarut- tlllniflwr oi Heist Silt» i’lln‘.‘~
.1 .z“ ‘
.11.. t-.-. liookilctptr ln ti‘itbeit F. s‘lel
-‘ ‘ivt’l'y Slitblrb
Miss ldll Yulikt‘s entertained the,
tons and Doughters of Liberty at her,
t-zw. Wednesday evening
Miss ik‘asitfi Shaw 01’ South Main
. rtt'l is attilig as the assistant libriir
.ill at the libritl)
The Kniglits oi i’lt-llsort- drt- lultlilirrt
rrraugt-nients to hold it bilil the illhli
Monday after it‘lll.
improvements to thc llmtll store ot
liit' Odd Frlitwih building ill .\iun
lt‘l‘l dJ‘t‘ about t'UUipit‘lt'tl. ‘
Miss liarcl “Pligt r tilts tll gut .‘l m
t‘i broiiit-r. Leland iictlgti, and iii:
\. to, at Stamina]. on Monday
Miss Gram- Toms of hpriiixdaio up
thc guest of fl‘itud.‘ in loan nil in ‘a
day. .. ‘
The Knights of t’ythit: lil‘t‘ t'.- a.“
iooittd forward to aitii much Wcipa-
.tritt of .\'oraalit hath limited and al-
iof tor the creditors of said Estate to
'llll‘. SUI 'i ll .\'ltil\\Al.K Tilil ST (‘0.
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of [toilet of Mild City. on March 20th.
.~ lunar til-.1 promisednucli
lea url is the number devoted mi
.omnruriity singing. This will cool
it ti several of the favorite oldi
orig.- to be sung by the amiience!
with the tchuol drums and orchestra
LS traders. it will be sourctlriu o! a
novelty for Now Canaan uni ' being,
lion. Attention is called to lb time
Estate of Margaret Baynham, late of
.\'oraalk in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the His
lowed six month from the date here-
exhibit tlieir tldiiris for settlement
Those alto tlegi- tl to profit“ their ac-
t-.otinlrt ptopcriy lillt’rlt‘dl, within said
“Inc will ht' dellarrod a Foundry All
pt‘h'ona‘ indcbtcd to said «state are
truncated to “bill!“ itlinicdiale pay
mt‘lll lo
.\'orlliilk, lust (‘ulllllit‘led, will he deliv
crud by the (‘in (‘ll-rit to the Botrrd
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jourrityt d to 'lt‘iiiuf) with Aurwali; ,i titiiit; piling ti tittlic. lll lilt‘ \t>:‘_\ tit-at . lielti, mm m," "Rollin“ or said Board: . ‘
motors tow ltrlcm llit‘ game between illiur“ |-‘ ‘ . ~ ' of ltt llll will lw ht'ld in the ('il! ”BIL! This is no place ‘0 Speak Of ‘he baht}, and originality 0‘ [ht various 50.193
Iht lI-ztmmy Inc and Ihv locals. Mr- "M 5““ ‘ ”m" r ‘9” 'in ii.» Svt'ottti 'l‘uxiug tllalritt in the, You cannot fully appreciate their loveliness until you see them!
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lill’t‘lllir; yesterday afternoon
.loiiday owning ill tiic ironic ot .ui:
i .d Mrs. Robert “5111‘“ iii Hurt... aw
t‘rty or .\'urvtaik, otl tht- t‘oliowin;| L
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or ”W Woman? Auxiliary of Christ' “up dates: (in Monday. March 2011), Tut‘s-
Episcotlal chum. ulth Mrs. Arthur: .\trs. it it. Merritt turd tutti. Him-tilt. day. .\lllrt-lr L’lsl, \\'t‘dll(’5dfl)’. larcli'
Mort‘housc. of time u‘-’(‘ilu0, iiiattt-ra; I't‘ I‘lllm’ilti; a “WK-r Via“ “NI 5” 22nd 59,-5de March Ztth and Satur-
oi’ rcgultir wt-c‘itiv ilt'Sillflx.“ “are dis-t idli’d Mk" 1' A Bum-'MNI at t'hrladti tiny, \llirth L'Sth. lli‘lWPPli tho hours olf-
ctriaed iii til—tail.
A now a-‘t'
Ion strtwt bridde, it is
type.
wode he rcaiy for service last even-
ing, but llt‘t‘l‘afidl‘y parts were lacking
and the lit-ht could not he used. It
will add greatly to liit‘ appenrant‘c ol'
the hriduc approach at night.
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’l‘hcre wili'liu a Saint Patrick’s tro-
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light has been crootadi
,.- at tho .ippromh or tllc new Washing-
it was cxpcctcd that the arc,
Ht (‘othtltxt liilbla‘ t‘l‘dsll will hold
.3 rcgu'ar monthly nit-cling Friday:
.tnxr'g. itcircshurtuls Mil be surv-
.i did an interesting program rou-
twirl].
.\lrs. itejlirnin 1’. Head and son. lien
..tnlil li. Mead, went to East orange,
1., Saturday morning, to attend
.hc funcrai of Mrs. Attila Wheeler.
.l‘. Edwin S. Bennett clinic to New
. airmail on Saturday and made a lisit
wit the itl-v. arid Mrs. J. Howard
1 »: tic rcturumi to New, i'orit Sun
l alumina
lrling Ferris of Mt. Vernon arrived
1 tit home at Mr. and Mrs Grorgu
. lulu“: ill St. John i‘lacc Satur-
.y .lttcrrloou, where he enjoyed it
'tnsaiit visit of a day's duration. ]
The arrow thus [at this year hall
.tst tho loan over 8600, Width was
‘Thursday. March 23rd.
’tllt‘ cloning. ‘
‘twraons claiming to be our: loved by
2 o'tloclt .intl 5 o'tlock ill the- after- i
noon on with of sitid days. and on!
llctwmrn
hottru oi" 7 o'clock and 9 o'clock.
Silid lloard of llt‘iit‘f will he in he»,
sion at that pirtcc Hort-mid. on oath of;
said dates, to hear tho aptu-alt of oil;
the doings o itllc 3389313015 of City of
\‘tlrwtlllt. in the tuaki rig and contplet-i
tug of solid Assessment Lists. and for
If you have it
tho purpose of txeltiulnt: the powrs' m
conferred by lavl upon snid Hoard; and l .
all pcrsons cinimng to be so anflev-t ‘
y.
153 WASHINGTON STREET
‘ Ifyyou want
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ed, and who may denim to be heard} 0°"?!- Iflu Weed has been driving
are hereby notified to appear before h" automobilo "1 “Dill! 0' the rough
said Board 0! Roller at said tine andgro‘d' and the pain the erorciu lids
place caused her. Her many friends will be
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evening under the auspices of the ainraiff‘fil‘i 2215;332:253? £2,311? 14th, 19MB. iproved . ”"0““ enough one to inter LAESSPGEEUWEAE GAFMLNTS LADIES. NECKWEAR
D”! WHEN“ Circle. Til? Woman's Foreign Missionary GMRGE W. STEVENS. itere with her mules)“ career, . 1E V 8T8. LADIES SHfRT WAISTO. . 250 to 50c.
' t » _.-... .__.. 10: to 25¢. at 01.00 to $2.49. how styles this vveelr
Arch Scltvyn, of itowayttin, who o my of the Methodist Church Mill 11 BUR”- “EALH- i i . . '
"s mum”, Moned a“ ha...” omnmld its monthly mcctitlg at tho llOlllt‘.‘ THOMAS'C. RITAIOM. 1 WIN" Wetth- SATEEN 3KIRT8. WINDSOR TIES
cred an illi-ltl-~(lfl[(‘ motor boat, has ‘r M”',.Th°'°“ (‘. "Mk“‘n "' “I" Board of Relief ottlle (‘lty oi .\'orwnlkx 2'": 1° $1- 506 W 5733- 356 and 500
decidcd to t‘tlii it Sonny Bill, liner' “‘3‘?" New” “u“"m‘l' “mp", « ~ ‘ unzort suml. MlDDY aLouses. Mattel!“ Grove d9 (mine
the mum Wed 1,5,... which be m, ,1 H Wm, has been confined m ml rAx COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. i so: to $2.25. At s1: 6 year- to 20 years. FABRIC AND KID stoves.
enjoyed in their list and which bore tlic. in Itwlrcrry stro—t-t tor the part! Notice 5” ”"9"" "he" ‘0 m 9"” MEN'S GARMENTS. SWEATER COATS. Ladies 3““ Children
the satire name. no dnylt, sulferintt with an ailment sons liable to pay tax?! in "IP CH)“, W 50¢ g. "3;. 3190 go “.00 TOILET ARTICLES.
Mistress-Dirndl, i haven't seen
your husband about for some time—
is be ill.’ I aIQ|
‘ Dinah—No indeody, missus, t’ain't
dat. llo'a jcs' simply too proud to
worka—lloalon Transcript.
a pleniid ilrlrit
Op" Storm of the System Each.
Morning and Wash Away the
Poisonous, Stagnatlt Matter.
— .——-g '.
Those of us who urn accustomed to
feel dull and hl‘fll‘y when we arhte;
“spitting headache. slufl'y from a cold.
foul tongue. misty breath. acid atom-
ach. lame hack. can. instead, both
look and tell as fresh as a daisy al—
ways or washing the poison and toxins
iron the body with phosphated hot
water each morning.
We should drink, before bmktast.
a glass of rcsl hot water with ‘a los-
bile and poisonous toxins; thus clean!-
in; mutants; and purifying the
aura alimentary tract before putting
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i the. head. lie is much better at the
rcscnt writing. and expects to get
ll~ al'utrl ill it day or so.
’llit- remains of Ur. Townsend, who
I.» I in New York on Monday. were
brought to New Canaan on the 1:20
train. Wodrlosday aflornoon, and pinc-
.rd in the receiving vault in Utiteview
ccmotcry for {than burial.
Jamil-a 'Kilcy, who was operated up-
.:i ut the Stamford hospital a Wot-it
tut) Monday {or appendicitis. has ro-
owrcti so nicely that it is canceled
not ill‘ will be able to return to his
miiy i’Tiday or Saturday oi this
week. 1
i" t‘lizrencc llszlicr, ll reform-d mitt
.ilri .try trom Van, Turkey. made a
:hort visit at the Silllmulr lioiirt-iltl-rd
lir Oenokc avenue Motility iii-.or‘llmlzi
lid rt maint-d [or suypcr. In tho ev-
riing, ht- wont, to 'l‘arrytovnr. iIr.
tiltalrcr was a missionary at Van for
Vt-r fourteen years and came vii.
.‘.ir»2=i:l. to this country last October.
ill: is a very interesting and it‘urnt‘rl
peakcr and is touring the country
rivlug “drones.
The Stamford Symphony (in-how
tra. under the direttion of Liirls: 1.1.1
.st-iln. will give its second concclt
.)i the season at New t‘anxmn Town-
rlnil, Thursday evening, March 23 at,
3 o'clock. There will be from twciitv
o twenty-live musicians producing
ilc musical art from the Ill-lily troll-d
lurpours such a». Wagner, Rossini-
.crdl, Domrlettl, Beethoven tirlt g1
)eiihes, imrglni. Priml. Chopin 1nd
uppc. Mr. Sascha will be heard onl
ll.‘ violin, accompanied by Mad.- me'
years a resident of this town. died at i
he Stanford Hospthl, where she hall.
can resolving treatment for the past;
,lx» paid.
01 .\'orwalk in the County of Fairneld.t .
and “late of Connecticut. and the so“: Mrs.~Wlni‘icld S.‘Bllllef has :cturtl.
cral taxing districts of said city, on ' ed (tour ' "1‘" in blamtord
the assessment liltt ot m4. which The Civic Marne suspended ill .11-
mm will become due alld payable on . chi functions durins Lent- .
the first titty or April A. D. 191“. that! The Nortiold Aid Society held “tr
1 will meet them to receive said taxes usual St.~l’atl]dlt‘s social in thh town.
at the otllce ol the Collector in till City hall, Thursday "my“;
Hall. corner of North Miin and Mar-l The next regular meeting of Nor-
ahall atroets. in the Second Taxins field Grange 'm be held on Friday
District. of said City, on s’dumny'ievoning, March 2‘
April hit. 1916. from 9 until 12 o'clock
forenoon. and from 2 to 5 admit in‘ Fm“ Bcrnett 1‘ now “k to re
the dimmn. and that staid one. will 'rr'emfi‘ “in; “m“ "mi" “
no open lhcrcaltcr for the purpose of‘ e 5 I" as I If p.
r, relying 43.51.53", 9“," week day. Miss Lillian 'King hall recovered
at the same hours, Saturday atter- "‘0‘“ an attack 0‘ (I‘ll?-
noorrs andiegal holidays excepted. 1 Mr. and Mrs John P. Fitch. and'!
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On all taxes which shall remain lln~iMHl Mary E. Tut-my spent. Wednes-i‘
paid litter the first day of May 1916.?day in Bridgeport. I
tnlcrcst at the rate of 9 per cent. per Mr. i
apnunr tvill be charged from the first .spending this week with Mrs Elittl- |
day of April 1916. until the same shall both Varry, in Strattield i
Edwin L Boers ot the Upper Pan;
1511 is ill with u had grip cold. I
Mrs. Sarah Perry. is battering lromj
erysfpelas in one ankle. and is under
treatment by her physician.
Charles tDl Btonde has entertainetli
Bridgeport. lriends at his Lyons
Plain home. i
Kr. and Mrs. Winifred 8. Benton of
Dated at Norwtlik, Conn, March 17.
1910. _
ROBERT G. MITCHELL.
Tax Collector of the City M Van'alk.
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Norwaik have boot: in town as guests l
of MmIBouton's mud-patents. Mn?
linurs Sunday by the respective pan
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n ’ ‘ ‘ Mr. still Mrs. Winfield 3. Button ot
consn'rs 50¢ to 33.9 0.
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5, ~ 45““ fl 0 DIM: ”0 “' and Mrs. Phill Gerhardt. . I
It to liaa dl‘rom the stomach. liver, .iso be vocal solos. This concert 3 1 Ch h‘ d
kidneys In ten yards of bowls the ,irotnius to he a_brl|liatrt success “Nome” “d mum“ “" ~ 1" l
g’rovious day's ladigeatlblc waste, sour Mrs Harilla 1D Weld m. marry : services will be conducted at the usual ‘
T0 SOME SOCIETY
.. uh..- A... Jan
nonth. Monday evening. She was 70. AAVE p I m
years or to and. until a short time: HONOQ AP“ COU
go, mldod In North Main street. The The Darien n” Department is in
uneral was held yesterday afternoon the race for the "50 Ellison Phono-
i
Greenfield have boon guests of their
1 note load into the atom. - .
tumult. Mrs.’ Allan w. allot-d. oti
, ‘ . The action of limestone phosphate
“and hot water on an empty stomach
3,3 u my lnvlgonttng, n a...
'1 «‘ _/oat an the sour fermentation, anal.
vista and acidity and gives one a
spfiadtd appetite for breakfast and
.t 2 o'clock in Lahviow Chapel. Rev
.Hovvard Hoyt. D. In. oiliciated. The
.ewassd leaves one son. Elms-.01
ranklln street, Stamford, and a bro-
her. Andi»: Balm of Goad: Hon-51k.
Hillsido meat. dud have alst'i'viaited
graph which ll bolus We“ at“! '47 Manda .1 Lyn". Pith
A. J. Angeviao A Son, of South Nor-
walk, through the MI Sentinel.
Coliseum misuduly in the m. muumflmt
Aaother hunter-dial arrived in i-
mmmmwtm: and Mn
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page 2. 01 The Evening Sentinel,
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"I and you are marred that you will irs. Weld was one ota busily of 39w“ and Darin "‘5'" 0‘3 ‘3' , ~. _ ~ j
BUN-tame ywmmemears-dmm.m u:u1ltotrdmllmlim y d ‘ .
Eurasian-national» fifimfiswmkrot wwwmtmrmtomt mmdmnmmbh. . .
m “I «at my "me- u by: swastika stern, of and W . II in Mn toast}!!! until But-- -.
m m. m t. We 35, a.” He mu 'fl'ml‘h fi'mnm ' ‘~ Danton not: nnrmnrmr.’ I» with new. oath m ~- ~—- ._,_._..._-_.._.. — .. - ‘ <---
. m 5. m’fiu’ m rah-l «it a I t u kins i rd“ r. ms alert visit to III! MTQKOBERJ . ~ POULTRY. slalom; ibisrmc't‘tfl.
mu flows unis—nan! an. Owens-in suntalhl' .
[$.C.,V.W I. on. Tour. ’ehall l oulcrth
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