{vat Ir. Kay has recently left his business
is". too high a figure and that no relief,
*WAY. W“ as. 1916
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Warren l. Smith and family han‘
removed from flesvlew avenue to
ngeport. I
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bulb Dwyer of First street has re-
dgned his pesition with the Boers
lent a Provision Company. and has
accepted one with Harry Wright, milk~'
Inn.
Paul Radzimnnovski. of Serbhd St."
has given up his job with the Norwalk
Rubber Tire Company'. having uecunl
ed a position with the Southern New
England Telephone Company.
Iius Marion L’llommedieu. of Row-
an street, who has been visiting with
her cousin. kirs. George Kay, Bridge-l
port, returned to her home here to-
do!
There was much comment on the
hat Side today concerning the pro‘
posed bill in Congress which would
make it necessary for every 66 foot
power boat to be in charge or a lic-
ensed operator.
The East Side was very well repre-
sented last night at the Monker Grot-
to min‘strels. Local people heard the
fist Side dt-M'rlbed as “lilll Sniflln'l
town. where they always have good
lights."
The sale of lot and building on
.Seaview avenue to Frederick E. Lewis,
2d. by Leslie llanlblt‘, has been record-
ed in the office of the town clerk. An-
other that Side «tie is that of a lot
’ ~ on Marvin Beach to Jennie B. Clark
from Henry J. Miller.
The regular weekly meeting of the
ladies'
ylue M. l0. church was held yesterday.)
afternoon. Matters of ordinary inter
eat with regard to church work were
discussed at considerable length.
' A big cargo of fans from the mat'
Side will tonight journey to Bridge
port where they will see Battling Kunz
of this city face Ketchel. All local
bets are on the hauler. Kim: is ex-
pected to make the same very excel-
lent showing he did in his last tight
in Bridgeport when he roundly scored
on Bud Palmer. of that city. '
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Willis B. Mills. of MciKnley street.‘
is ill with a severe attack of grippe
and quinsy uore throat.
The name of Mrs. James Flynn
should have been included in the Sun-
tinel's list of members of the card.
party committee which so subcommi-
ly conducted the aflair at the Elk’s
Home, Tuesday evening?
)1” Arthur Gaylor and Miss Alice liver the lecture at the next regular Iiti
Cook of Weutaide avenue. are the prin
cipal beneflcnries by the will of their:
‘ father the late Oliver Cook. for yeara‘ed to attend. After a short businesst
a prominent oysterman around theeelaeasion of about fifteen minutes. the disposed at his Burlia avenue bane
remembered.grange will welcome all who desire to for several days this week.
parts. Two sons were
with $290 each.
-Mr. and Mrs. George Ansliton Kay
7 '~.and‘children will make. their home
' with Mrs. Kay's parents, dir. and
.ellra A. 8 Crockett for the summer.
ch. Bridgeport and has taken a more;
attentive one in New York. He will
Claiming that the tax messors put,
-'the property on the Darien tax list etj
could be .necured from the Dorie:
. board of relief l‘ofbest and Wu-
. gash Bawkaa. of Tokeaeka have filsdi
one action petitioning the W
;aurttetnkesctiouontheanatterand
_;"rovide relief. A similar acacia-t
3'; n the matter; and provide relief” A
m action. blot-slit last your toe
, cattle.» is now pending be-
Aid Society ot the East Ave'
SlIIIt'IIIIlIllE.
'i‘llo scvere storm and blocking “MTuesdny.
'of the roads by snow drifts, maklng|
Ithem impassable, was the. cause
at
omitting the lcgular meeting of Can?
non Grange on Thursday 16th inst
Miss M. Estelle Sprsgue. of the Con-
Science." will by special request. de-
grunge meeting. Thursday. April 6th.
in Cannon Hall. The public is invlt
come. District Deputy Northrop.
Ridgefleldé will also be present
IIEN BIISIIIfSS BUILDINGS
,0f IIISIISIA BIIIiIIl
(Continued com First PM.)
The twelvestory building owned by
he Augusta Chronicle was virtually
destroyed. The Augusta Herald build-
ing also was __bnrned.
tileviaed estimates oi the principal
losses are anpnximately as follows:
Dyer Building. $750. 000; Richards-
Stationery Company. 805M: Wan
res Bedding and annuals. ”Wm:
Union savings Bank Building. at.»
coo; Postal (reinstall: plant. $11.00”
nupire life insurance bedtime”
m; Chronicle building, 3180.
John J. Inns 00-year. 3390:“
r 1- i ’.
0f;
ithe week at the home of their parents the one: week.
. Nelson Siliman attended the bul'- “"l Nil" lllhl'll‘l a“! 'IIL't ‘4
iem‘ association meeting in Beaten on a" \'-'l-.' llnven. h'tve been visiting this
Eweek at the borne of her parents, Mr.
........._ -and Mrs. James Bsraclough on East
C. A. Betta spent Sunday and Mom avenue.
day in New York where he Visited -—--—-—--
witll friends. | Miss Agnes Taylor resumed her du-
l :tica at the Stollwerck manufactory in
I Mia's lda Davidson of Stamford was
*nectlcut Agricultural College. at Stamford. Monday; after belns contin-
Sierra. who was to have. addressedthp the guest of friends in town Friday ed to her home for the past nine
grango that evening on 'Donleatic and Saturday. weeks suffering a broken ankle.
' The Old uh; Sync Club will hold
another of their pleasing old-fashion-
ed dances in Odd “allows Hall tonight.
Thursday. "Bill" Shepard will furnish
popular music.
William italic of New York is via.
rig with his brother, Frank, on
Bank street, this week.
Robert Ogden has been slightly in-
.lohn Karl has painted the interior-
'of his garage office on South Avenue
making it look quite attractive. From
a decorative standpoint it compares!
favorably with the best ever.
\lrs. Sarah Lane of Southport has
becn the guest of relatives in Silva:
I[mine severaT days this week.
Miss Annabelle Stevens who is at-
tending Laurelton Hall School at Mil-l
ford. spent several days during thej
past week with her parenu. Mr. and:
Mrs Gilbert Stevens, South Main St.
A E. Stevenson of New York vhlit '
ed in town Sunday and while here
looked oVer his Weed street residence.
Prank mlie‘hu returned to his
home on Bank street. after a pleasant
Ivisit with his parents in New York. I Mrs. J. T. Burns haew been sul'erutg
I .fro'm blood poisoning. the past week.
I Alisa Edna Van Name entertained it caused by sticking a nail in her hand
number of her frisndoabher home on Her condition is improved. and not
East avenue. Tuesday amt-g. lserious» results are eapected there»
from. ' . . r .
Mills Kimball Kelley. 'wko is atg —f—-—I- ‘ “
tending college at New-Rochelle. was The Bouhliean entries {I 0|. I‘-
the wesknndgueut of. her parents on pose or electing delegates tnkefitate.
Garter street .and Congressional communes will be
._,,_.__. held in the TownHall building. Thurs:
WorWLGmndtheehcwwuuVMumAM
;_t.l’idbranfll. with In. “mulled Mmmmfillaholl
Milli-s. W. Y,Clnrdyarltew?erk elected inrthewpingtyeyegfl
QM ,
i Tubs awakened sou ”slam?
‘hsrldsusloknsoaothw‘snr-sub W
’sent in through the telephone ex-
Look for this sign. It
Per-finial! Smokeless
NEW PERFEC'HON
01L COOK S'l‘thl
Now serving 2,000,000
homes. Gus stove corneri-
ll iencc with kerosene oil. Tllt’
! long blue chimney insures
I
‘ a smokeless and (aimless
Hallie.
Dealers who
and
. For ”(at
f PERFECTION .
SMOKELBSS 01 L
HEATER ,
'l Convenient, portable. ’
I; trouble-proof. Ten hours
of comfort (or e gallant til
Souiny Kerosene.
Boston
. ll -l t "iual eluledlj 1hc unn-
uugkfl along the river ironl.
Al'Gl‘S‘l‘A. Ga. lisrck_21—Fire
:7! night and earl todlyr ION -"
hrougn ten basilica eels of “as I "
a and twenty adjoining mi .
“v" . locks and before bells got Elderh
», " . , . mntrol had caused darlings which was
. TM (amt? place at Lyons Plain -ollservatlvely estimated at not luu
'3 offered for “I" ban $5,000,000. No lives were re-
Jnorttd lost. although there were soot-
hirs Clifford Patchen, spent the day. s of narrou escapes and several tire
'l‘urrdsy in Bridgeport. turn were severely burned-
“ The flames swept area covers some 4 J
‘ ‘ ’ mug like one and a quarter square
Jr and Mrs. Oscar bchultte of “H”. “d m n “We the city's In, K _ .‘ H . . a. ,,
\oroalh were \‘ls‘llors ill town 'l\lee .t 0mm». and bum“. “Ham” on CTUWHC 13 (0111111., “1.
day. :t« norm side of Broad eil'eei. “are
.__ ____ «ru-ts on historic ‘t‘otlun lion," cm. More 33d m0; PCOIPlC are
p 7 _ , . , taming thousands of bales of cotton coming 0 11:60 IZB I it: C01]-
. Matterhems'Bsines is hot“ ableb'o and some six hundred homes. Among veniclice the Cleanliness and
dililld whool. after selerui days 11- h”. “wow,” destroyed w“ St. ' ”i l _
tiers. . l’aul's Episcopal Church. built I35. CSPCi-la y t )3 cconnmy 0‘ 011
yerl‘s‘agod 0d fuel ullcn used in the highly
Mr and Mrs George F. Sherwood mug?“ 3 l “l “l‘ “WWW“ e? efficient stoves, heaters and
‘ i”"g:;‘;;"mg ”0‘" ‘ "‘9” attack of Business and office buildings and ’0' EV" lamps now on the market Im'
I ‘l - contents. 82,000,000; cotton ware- . . _ . .
I .___ houses and contents. 01,500,000; real RAYO LAMPS provcmcnts "ll ml burning dc
Mrs Charles DiBlonda. and daugh- (fences and household goods, 31,000, Vlucsdhml ful ykeptfpace wrth
t r. have returned from a tan in "*"z \arious other structures, 500. - ic CYC or o ‘ -
{ew York. - . Ocullsts say that kerosene t‘ a .‘ )lllm’m‘ gas and
T32” local militia companies were li ht is best for the CKCS. e c ”L a! P lanwb'
on ty. Nu looting had been re rt- ~ ' . ' . . '
“7- “1“ Mrs Charles Candee and -d and the police said there had gen T c kayo Is a dura le’ Wh‘lt lb {mm kerosene itself
Charles lpbdell, of Easton, have been no disorder. inexpensive lamp that gives has been improved.
\i'altora in town. tiotcls and homes lll the sections oi ‘ Ii } t . .
the city not reached by the fire were big kerosene g1 at "8 All kerosene isn’talikc by any
‘ ‘ 'hl‘owll open to those whose residenc- ' pen 3. And tl (ind lC‘
‘(rllbert 3‘35”" is spending some cs were burned. and the steps were ll "b . Ike?! . ’ C dill,
tune with William Bedlam of Bradley being taken by local authorities to cum urning "l "5 9“““2‘
Istreet. who continues in ill health. Kin‘ relief to 1he 3,000 persons who bcttt‘l' it) be worth asking for
_ _ mitt lost their homes. by name
Erlepresentative Wilbur Sturgcs. ‘0‘0’ H“ “5.000 Lou. ' . '
who has been seriously ill at his West ltlfilagifibn 1:133" lr‘rc‘l‘ 23‘7““ SOCONY Kerosene is the trade-
Side home is beginning to lnlprOVe .. - ' s "e. I ory 3m“- marked brand name of the Standard
lure. occupied by the (ruin Theatre ‘ ' '
and H. t‘. r‘ay's hardware store. with Q“ Company Of New York 5 best
l)e\\'itt B. Candee of Boston is tenement quarters on the upper floors. grade of thnfd Oil.
spending wme ”me “ml his uncle was burned today. The loan was or carry galuiuc SOCONY Kerosene
G. Warren Bradley of Bradley street, ”mmed ‘1. ““00"; A“ ”‘9 ”Mme Oil display the SUCONY sign in
«sloped without injury. thetrwinduus
_..____.. Three Dead in Paris, Texas. ' th ' I l d h W ld'
(lllvle n. Kellogg or lilllcrest ave- puns, Te,” mm, 23. “Work 0. s l: etch of qua tty an t c or s
nue was given a birthday surprise relieving the 3,000 persons made cs! croscllc.
party by several friends Monday He- “WM“! bl ”l" “’9 0' TWIN“! night We recommend the following oil bum-
nln was carried along swiftly today. lug devices at the but of their kind:
" Large “All“ 0‘ money. raised in Paris Nmu Prr «rial Oil (‘ookstoves
—— and in cities nearby. was distributed “flirt elk".
(‘arrier Charles Keene of R. l". D. by the relief committee. Far Ila Il'am Oil Heaters, [we Lamps and mum.
Route No. l, is ill with grim). and Hundreds of persons slpet on lIWnl ‘ , ‘ V ‘ _
Lloyd Dikeman is acting as substitute a”; “LAWN“; “Ul'd'flls I“! night. N13“ Pl‘iRFELI ION srANDAiiagc'hfPé’gfsaw YORK
s ro statons were turned into ‘ - 1 . ‘ 1 .-
0" the route. dormitories i’or womo-n and children. KhROSILNE WA! hR NrWYUrk Ruthie ' Albany
' '——" i Tllt' death llst remained til three, ‘ , 1 . '
A Succeszul social given under the with one person missing. HEAI 13R
auspices of the Norflel‘d church Aid - -———¢‘
Society. was given in the town hall ‘mw. I“ Hot water on tap whcn— r
Tuesday mums. . elvcrd yfio need fit, at one ‘5‘)
.__4_. 0 ()S O S lvatc . 7f '" "
Mrs Elizabeth Lewis. has left town NE vv ‘1‘"! t c C t 83 I‘ 'L‘k- .u
.to reside on Long island, after spend- u—r-u ca Cl'. N m
ing several weeks with her parents, ,. .' I I
Mr. ando Mrs. Philip Gerhardt. CANAAN i
l :ttlc Hills have arrlved this week _ "‘ * '-
in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Shipman of Nordeld street. and Mr. John H. ‘Huduon called on "my
and Mrs. Norman Lockwood, of Brad out of ‘0‘,“ last Sunday.
ley street. - - -
- . -...—- ..- »—-- ' , J. 1'. Burns has been confined toI '
WW his home. [he past week, with lllneea.i
WILTON t‘harlcs Marconi of New York spent to b. 6'. young as be "u ““1 to Mr. “d dire. Charles and.” “I“
( the week-end with friends in town. .______ lh'U’ 110"” I“? "19 New York Stile
.e.___—— . - Harvey M. “a" of New y”... y.“ 5,, line was burned to the ground, earl! ‘_
. - a“, Mr - -— Mr, and Mrs. Prank Kaiser. ltlt-h town over Saturday. makin': arrange Tufldfll’ morning. Mr, Bradley resided.
The mission which was to ban bten mond Hill. meats preparatory to ocpupyin,‘ m; in the late ePter l-‘. Well place. now-z».
.held in St. Matthew's church. Wilton. .. . . residence on Weed street. owned by P. R. Green (the first house'
in Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, Wilbur Toma of Stamford. is ‘t’ln- __ ”ll“ 5‘09 0' "'0 5811“!” Comllock;
of this week, has been postponed in P107“! With Stephen Bishop. the paint- Frank Reddington.1ack flamrey and homi‘fltflid on "We? Smlth kidnap.
consequence of the severe storms and 0f- Jock Ranting of New Yorlr were about three miles from the center ol‘ .
impassable roads to Wednesday, —-—-—— - week-end guest at the home of Mr. and lb" village. On Monday sfternoonl.‘
Thursdav and Fridnv of next week. ”I‘m“ Msclntyre "'10?“ Sunday. “N'- Rfildinflton on Smith Ridge. Prank Sherwood. a brother of Mn. .
the 29m. 30th and :llst lnsts. at tile” PMMWY “'“h ”lend- ln Dnn- ___.___ _ stadiums Just returned from Pump
n] k I h i lit The Rev 'prpdflt' bl"!- I ll. Edward Kelley. who in practising ms. and wear Wm lied upon to spend},
(H 0c 7“ n s‘. . i ' _” law in New York spent seVerel days the night with them. To Mr. Show
lt-k A. (olemun 3 the fill“ oner. Mr. and Mrs. “tun" Dayton and with his "fin". Mr. and Mrs. Ed- wood. without doubt. they owe their!
young son or New York are Ipending ward Kelley of Carter. street, cum-u lyives. About 1:30 a. in. he sot up}
to get a drinker water. He was un-’
able to sleep soundly. on account of
a headache. When going into the
kitchen.» saw a listen- of Iinht. and.
on further investigation. discovered a’
volume of tire uhooting up the outside
of the hack entry way. He ran up
stairs and gave the alarm. it was
necessary for him to shake Mr. Brnd-‘
lt‘y several times before he could make
him realise his danger The children.i
four in number. were gotten out of the
house flrst and Mrs Bradley took them'
to the home of Edward Ruscoe. who
resides in the Samuel bookwood home-‘
stead. She had a hard time gettinK
through the snow banks with her
children, butt ortunately the littlef
ones made no outcry during the whole.
. proceedings and by acting in this way!
it was a great help to their mother.
in the meantime Mr. Bradley and fir.
Sherwood paused to get the piano.
a sideboard. table and some other
things out of the house before the
flames reached them. The alarm was
change and the chemical with Ive
firemen started for the blue ~On
reaching the scene in about twenty
minutes. through the hardth kind of;
meeting through snow banks it was
- are eaayassd comfortable the first
do not require honking-in, but
day you wear them. You never
have the Joelle to “loll. it out”
while wearing W. B. NUFORM
CORSETS.
W. B. NUFORM. STYLE 440. (See
large illustration). For average full
figured. Medium bust. Double hip
mom gives more than good
value. finned: St. Long waning.
Coutil. embroidery trimmed, $1M;
W. B. NUFORM. STYLE d” (Sue
and! illustration)“ Medium Iv- bust:
Justinian"; SWWW;
embroidery trimmed. $1.50.
\
Other W. R Models. 3L“) up.
W. B. BRASSIERES.worn with
W. Bv Cantu give fashionable
\ Cgusoelinne and add tB‘gown Ct. '1.
50¢ up No. .9. :20.)
g AT YOUR Dumas
new lu'de
Ws-‘mm '3‘- NOV YOUR. Gnu-3:; n Franc
hundthu house was beyond the av-
ing point and marathon diverted
their" nits-t. ion to saying what other
more they militia-lose by sin and
mariachi-t ermine!!! l“ U
their clothing dad household
They carried no insurance. How he.
hat-sedissmystarysadwnlm,
hemerbsknown. jrhu‘lt asset
catch are. through a defect in»? the
animusyissssuredforthssewasrsue
manuuuumwm lit-I‘
Mitmlllehildfln are
u... for n. .
firs-$3.“ his “W
can melts nuauumove 1
IT.
beauseJIe-lanaus to ~sat a‘
tough. stringy and juicelens
mince damn or yeast “and
skae'dyapepslator annuals--
M. th’t be .9
martyr to poor meals when you
"W UMO- myvillem . 9
.chepsnnd «he: met the 1
sanepcieehere. Weknowhoyl s
‘to child w” mm M" a.
unwelcome-tn ‘-
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