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' day with ills parents on the East Side.
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William Berg has removed from St.
Jain street, to Rowan street.
‘g'iiliam Devine. of Stamford, is a
wwtor at the home of his father, on
Third street. ' .
Albert (lainor. employed in New
York. was a \lsllor last night and to-
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5 AND .
)SAUGATUCK
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0. Amundsen spent Tuesday in town
Visiting with friends, and on businesa‘
S. W. Green spent Tuesday in South
Norwalk on business.
E 0. Simpson has returned front ti
business trip to .\'cw York.
C. H. Rowe spent
Bridgeport on business.
yesterday in
C. H. Patchen has returned from a
trip to New York city.
E. Hall is able to be out again after
in..- ill a number 0! days.
N. Madigan is out again after be-
ing it a number of days.
The "Greenwich. of the Red Star
line. was iii the local harbor this
morning. have towed several coal
barges here from New York city.
There “ill be a meeting of the ot-
Iclal board of the East avenue M. E.
church, [ills I‘l't‘nlllg. following
regular mid-Week business meeting.
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Matters of ordinary business, yes-
terday atternoon, were transacted at
the meeting of the Ladies‘ Aid Society
of the East Avenue Ill. ii t‘hurch.
James Richards, of tlte East Side,
has resTgned his position with the.
Andrew llavies grocery store. and has
“cured one with the East India Tea
Company,
Daniel L'liommedieu. and son Car!-
(on, of llowan street. yesterday, while
on a visit to New York, attended a
concert given in Carnegie Hill by
The Bohemians. a club of New York
luminous, which was a benefit per-
!ormance for needy musiciamt in this
country. The Philharmonic Society
“chestra. tinder Josef Stranaky; Pa-
blo Canals. ‘cetlorst. and lgnace Pad-
.wwaki, made up the program.
The many friends of Miss Jeanette
VanCoevering will be pleased to learn
that she is recovering nicely from on
Operation for appondicltla which was
performed in the Columbia Hospital,
Waahington, i). 0., a few days ago.
lliss ViinCoevering, who is a well
known nurse, has been in the t‘apitol
City for some time on a case. and the
lows of her affliction was, received
with deep regret by her large circle
of acquaintanCea.
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The mid-week prayer gcrvice will
be held this evening in lllt' Methodist
Church, comencing at 7:30 o'clock.
Incidents in the life of Francis Ao
bury. the American Poul. will be con-
oidered.
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The street department has had men
at work this week removing some of
now in evidence here. There ~are
funeral deep holes in the macadam.
fiflicularly down Nomton way. and
those will require attention soon. A,
PM: snow plough anointed iii gettlug'
~Quill of the snow away. 5
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_.IUINETT BILL UP AGAIN. !
WASHINGTON. March 30.-—Witli
“poets of anal action on the Bur-
; out immigration bin, with its titan mtuion “the Capitol. in ammo;
pay test and Oriental exclusion foa- rosarding an accident on the (kmraié
tuna. by night. the House today to-
“ aimed consideration of ~the mention;
' Advocates of the hill predict its mi
“an by an overwhelming vote. Op‘
to concede defeat, although they
‘ toaniendtheme-novellaIowa'-l
glparttculan.
«lamable Weather Brim Sicknaaa.‘
'ohaawoablo weather of larch:
m wughs. colds. crouo and
.. oold"-noue that a person out
rm Foby'a Honey nil
p out: «a unable fqanty mod-l
Moa- eonab‘a aIil no.
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Miss M. liank has returned to her
I home here after spending several days
in New York.
l Miss E. Banks has returned front a
fret-eat trip to New York where she
vapout nveral days.
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ESTQN
Mrs. la-wis shipman l.“ \isttitig reia
lives in Newark. N. J.
is about
Mrs. Sturges Andrews
again after a-iew days' illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes spent
the day, Tuesday. in Eridgepori.
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Miss Esther Heck. of ltedding, was
a Sunday \isitor in town.
Mr. and Mrs. i". h‘. llcnnett spent
'l‘ur-sday in Bridgeport .
to a llidgefield customer.
Joseph Sturges has purchased
horse from Charles Barnes.
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l Hawley Williams is recovering from
an attack of lunibaco.
Robert Williams spent
Wednesday, in Bridgeport.
Samuel M. Andrews has visited his
brother. lra Andrews, and family.
.Dridgeport.
the day.
A little son has attired tit tthest
Side home of M". and Mrs. Edwin
Q'llt-‘l.
. Miss M. Wood of New York has re-
iturued to For home. after spending
.scveral days in town.
W. 8. Osborn is able to be out once‘
more after being confined to his home
lfor several days by ilinoaa.
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W. I. Banks baa returned from a
busineau trip to New York where he
wont several daya.
After a visit here with rifendri. Miss
M. Merwtn has returned to her home
in South Norwalk.
Mrs. Albert W. Mills of North ave~I
into is entertaining an out-of-tnwn
gloat.
Mra. Henry Park of llilla Point road
is clouding this week iii Boston with
relatives.
The Sltmerlcy well-drilling apput‘a
ins has been ill Olll'f‘lillun oti the Movie
.lititt property. lll Norflcld.
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l-Ixllepresrnttittic Wilbur Stnraea
is vecovering from art attack of bron
lchial pneumonia.
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. Mrs. Orlando Andrea's has return-
jed front a few days“ visit iii Bridge
.port.
Matty Weston friends regret the
death of James Richards, of the firm
‘of 'l‘nylor it- Richards, of Westport.
The infant son of Mr. and Mra. "at
old lturrltt has recovered from its
recent illness.
(‘harles Keene has resumed car
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several days' illness.
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Her duty on ll. l-‘. D. route )2, afit-rl
that they could hear the motor hum-
‘iriautdiau I?
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Green are home‘
from New London. where they have Th“ “tnill” “098E 0" ”‘9 NOW"! 0‘
been vmtlng relative. for a nunrbcr l-‘. .l Cobb. of llilhiidc atmet, in being
of days. l""ll.'!lnll‘d and decorated on the late
rinr.
Mina Daisy ll. Hulkley. daughter of
Mr. and Ira. Frank Bulkley near the
Southport line, is ill with scarlet fev. lrom several dlys'
er.
Mia. Edwin l.. lleera has returner.
visit with her
!niotltcr. Mm. t‘l‘olul. in South Nor
_...___ ‘walk .
William ii. Burr of the rum. will‘
speak Thursday at the Partners“ in-
stitute to be held at the Greenfield
Country club.
The Norilcld improvement Assoc-in
thon will give an old fashioned dam-c
‘in the. Town Hall. on Friday evening.
'March 31. to which all are invited to
attend and bring their friends.
Mrs. Elmer Talmadge and little son.
, l‘. (‘. Maurcr has been unable to
‘at'cnd to his duller at the East Side
.jcroccry for the last few days because;
H” Wood poisoning in one of the or (‘healnut Hill. are visiting her moth.
but“. ""I f ' ct. Mrs. Wilcox, and have also been
i‘lult'filfl of her aunt. Mrs. William H.
William Matthias. a student at Robinson.
Mount llc'itinn <cltoill in .\la<.=aclttl- _ _~. -—
scta. in rounding :t tv.o weeks“ v:ti':t- BROTHERHOOD OF MAN.
tion with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. (unwritten by request)
William Matthias on the Green l-‘arnt's l'utcr- on eartit. K000 Will to men
road.
'lcll me good people. if you can.
Whrrc to find the brotherhood of
man.
i The members of Arlon Lodge will
meet in their hall on Riverside ave-
nue on Friday night. The reports
of the officers will be read and seVeral
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-.. it our on the Belgium shore.
Started with blood where the can-
buaineas matters will be talked over. \..hw“n(:::f‘m;(:a:'re dropped upon the
All member-i have been rcqnestd to heads ‘
attend. 0f bones and mothers in their beds?
Their homes destroyed by shot and
shell,
\\‘liirc it will end no one can tell.
Wivc- and mothers will look in vain
For lovcl ones never to return
again. .
A number- of local people last nialit
saw what‘they believed was an aero-
plane hoverlng over Southpprt. There
are a. number of people who state that
they do not believe that it was an
aeroplane, but those who stayed and
watched it saw it soar of! toward tho.
Sour-d. There are some who cla'm
A merchant s'ltip upon the sea
Sailing In all its males‘ty,
\l‘hiie down at the bottom all unseen
’iiiere comes the deadly submarine.
ming as it flew away.
lA torpedo launched it hits The mark,
i That merchant ship is torn apart
RAILROAD MEN HEARD 'N WR‘CK. With no one near her crew to_eave.
INQUIRY. 1 They all go down beneath the
t- i waves.
outclata Inquire no to Recent Accident‘
Lad thla la war. the nations any,
“ °'""“" l And who will have the debt to pay
An inquiry was held yesterday in For the was” strewn on can and
the ollloe of the public utilities cont-L land?
to thin the brotherhood of man?
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New ma railway at Canaan h“ i Weio‘l'iuaf warn and war: and always
fiaturday. 1"” freight trains collided; Until oil are dead and the world lll
not far from the utotiomd a brake; ~ gun.
... m “m" "- ...... in; museum on.
The Inquiry yesterday was «induct-l . ‘ -
ed by Chief nut-w- J. r. mutant ““1”“ “- sum.
of tho pile utilities count-atop and i
“on Howard and War or
in. int-mus more. commission
’l‘ho-orua of the two Mind the
dlaoaaohar Indor- whoa. order: My
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Will i: ever 001“”, has it ever been ft): the Lonesome Pine.“
nah: It uni-padl- h all-h. arid-r. emotive Aorti.1..NoU|f||l.-‘“'
‘rho—flo'tm'lwn-at. Islamic-nu and ciao nitrod- t0
l vauoaVILLe at THE PALACE.
Spring with its mushlne and new
era will be ushered in suspiciously at
the Palace, on Thursday, for the pro
grant is comprised'oi a constellation
of bright features. The headline teat
:ure will be the Kinkead Klillt’s. Tub
pretentious feature is waning direct
from the Palace Theatre, in New York
lwhere it created an absolute aensa
’tion Their Scotch songs were wins
'tied and bummed all over Broadway.
and their dances Were the talk of
lNe‘W York. RUse Maurer, the "Fe
imaie Harry Lauder," is the stat come
.dicnne in the act, and her Work alone
testablishes the act as an indisputable
iiieadlitter. Other popular favorites in
Christian “Human has ”Md a cowktlte Palace bill are Irene Hobson a:
‘C0. in a comedy playlet. ‘The Widow
lSmith." This is rip roaring farce
with no end of laughter-provoking
:lines and situations. Miss llobson
lwho is a niece of Capt. liobson. t' S.
2N, is a statuesque beauty iroin llil'
ilegitimate stage, and hcr popularity
i‘opular A‘iiits'mcnts'
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:in vaudeville is unequaled. Miss Hob .
;aon is one of the best dressed lending
lworuen in vaudeville. The “Hilton:
lare a lively pair of song and dame.
Henry Frey, the ilerrnaii'
'(omedlaus.
."Sousa," who recently was a member
of “Around the Map” company. is tnak
:ing his debut here as a monolomn-
comedian. Mr. Frey‘s songs and stor-
‘ies are irresistible tiud his original
,wit is spontaneous. Florence Titnpo
in will dellghl with several song ape
.cialtics and marvelous costume crea
itions. As usual. the Palace standard
iof photo-play features will be iiiien
in addition to this gigantic bill.
REGENT THEATRE.
I TOdly bemkins lite last lap of the
‘week which "add the areal picture
program ever given in Norwalk [tree
'aented at the Regent Theatre, Thurs-
lday. Friday and Saturday are banner
‘days and anyone wishing to enjoy.
'the highest class of picture entertain-
lmont must be on hand for the great
|tihowii which are offered from now na-
1 til the clan of the week. Today, “all
jCatne'a famous story "The liondlnln"
,ts presented in picture form with ‘
Itam Faraum. the screen idol. in ttiil
title role. Fat-nui- has done work
conaldered nothing short of great, but
this acting in this play surprises ear
Iier efforts. He lalsupported by the
‘ widely known Dorothy Bernard and a
splendid Pox cast and the play to pro-
duced with all of the Fox detail and
lwmpleteneaa. Th A "or, In vby the
author of the “(‘h atian.‘ which wIll
be called air the big eight nel \‘lta-
graph production. He also wrote
“The Woman Tliott (laveat Me" and
these worka arc sufficient to make
him well known If hla accomplish-
ments endcd with these. Tomorrow
Mary Pickford. who yelterday cacao
ed death in the wreck of the 20th
(‘tiitury Limited express at (‘lcve
land will be mounted in “Poor Liiv
tle Pepptna." This is a splendid
clean production with a heart appeal
in every scene. in a word it is a
ltypical Mary Pickford feature and
inothlng more could be said of any
Iphotodilav. There will be the usual
three tihows. matinee and Mo even-
ting performances. On Saturday
<(‘harlottc Walker will be pretreated
;in Eugene Walters' story. "The Trail
The bill of
'fcaturcs for each day next week is
commendable and should be watched
by thorie who are interested in the
latest plays and stars. in aditlon to
lthe regular feature attractions all 0
next week. The Hour photodrama "‘A
lRomance of Norwalk" will be present-
'ed. This picture is a single reel and
iii it appears an entire local cast in-
cluding 'Mayor C. A. llaratrom. All
of the scenes are taken in Nqualk
and South Norwalk. The picture will
be a big hit. ~
CRUISER TENNESEEE AT URU-
GUAY.
WASHINGTON. March 30.—Thc
cruiser Tennessee is due today “at
Montevideo. Uruguay, where Secre-
tary McAdoo, of the United States
section of the International High Come
misaiou. will disembark. The Tennes-
see will proceed around Cape Horn to
Santiago, Chile. where it will/be mct
Iran to the United States via the Pan-
ama 02a]. The commission meets to
Bueaoa Airea April 1 and the Amerl‘
can delegation will go there from
Montevideo.
M
3can anam aramaoar Lian
l a- WHlLE Lotion.
i "wasnmoron ma Sir—Thain.
fiunmo Com-m Oonuoiaaiol today
man-Id nail tam. socia- Ita eel
iii-yum
. ‘ and Socony Kcrosctlc ()il?
1,. You can keep a rootti warm nine hours on a gallon
,; of Socony Kerosene. You can take the Perfection
llcatcr wherever you want it.
“.- You have no coal to shovel, no ashes, no wood to
' split.
. And Socony is equally good. cqua ly inexpensive,
if: used lll- lamps and in your orl cook stove.
,. But be sure you get Socony .ihc pure, smokclcss
' 4‘. kcroscnc. so good that the Standard Oil Company
. v. has given its own name to ttho-CO-ny.
if“ Look for the Socony sign at the grtx-cr’s.
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DON’T BURN UP YOUR
MONEY THIS WAY
HY spend so much money on coal when
you can keep your home warm and cozy
with a I’cri'ection Smokeless Oil Heater
KEEP YOUR HOME WA [KM-SAVE MONEY “'lTII
SOCON Y K EROS EN E
STANDARD OIL COMPANY of NEW YORK
PRINCIPAL 0!‘l‘lL‘I~.‘S:—-NEW YORK-BU I’l’AW—ALBANY—BOSTON
later by the delegates. and will re-l
. the Cherokee Prinooaa Sequoyah. On
We mad the following oil burning device: an the boat of
their kiudr KN Par/«lion Oil Crioltvtovoa and Water Harlem,
Perfection Smokclm ()tl Heaters, [hiya lion}! and Lanterns.
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EXPECT STORK T0 V'S‘T~ won, in a report filed with the lcgis
lature yesterday. The
On Way Wlth Heir to Home of Rich-‘lhe Pilgrim tercentennary commie
. ard Oroker in Ireland. 'was agreed that some form of an in»
l LONDON, March 30.—A vialt OlIM'lt‘mallOIlal exposition should be held
stork is expected noon at the Glen-.‘Vhiclt would bring together and
calm home of Richard Crokcr, the especially emphasize the great
former Tammany chief, achievements in science education.
l religion, philosophy. music and all
Richard (‘roker was married ”other arts of the last 300 years."
Miss Bola Benton Edmondson. a pm The commission recommended 3““
(“Shani singer, 0‘ oncuuarter Inneral improvements to be made in
diau bl l on Nov 26 1914. The;Plymouth, including the erection of
ceremony performed at the home? permanent memorial. .Ie removal
t'lyinouth Rock
of Nathan Straua, in New York. gO‘ ‘59 “now: “‘6 .
Mr. Croken la seventy-four yPfigmnd the lowering t. the rock to its
old. His first wife, Elisabeth F.;°”3‘M1 bed-
Crolter, died on‘Sept. 6. 1914. at Le:
Vlco,’AIlBlfll. There were five chilg
drop by Mr. Croker's first marriage.i
two daughters the Countess at 3“.Arms Company Agent and ”“3"
Martino and Ethel, and three sona.‘ Unneceuarlly 39,," ”1194.
M‘ 0'0“". '50 "-9 “Rd in Mt. BRIDGEPORT, March 30.——That an
automobile accident “ MN- “1‘ lasslstant purchasing agent at the
in 1904: Herbert, who died “hml’lnemlngton Arms and Ammunition
afterward on a train near Karim comm, paid “.200 for a “new,“
City. nd'Richu'd kafl'. ’11 dlunoud which was and to manicure
lira. Croker is twenty-four yeara an emery wheel. when ‘ $6 atone
old. 9n her mother's side she la would have done equally on good
work. was reported at the plant yea-
81,” FOR MANICURM.
the
commission .
her father's aide ale la a descendant
of In!!! My. M of Bali!)
rim. who “I.“ the Norman
rinse- it: the battle «Bum...
To sauna MVIWTI-I ROCK.
m. larch tapa- hun-
tlaaal W to}. hold
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terday. According to the rumor
purchasing agent when he learned of,
the purchase amplanod to allay
heighta and me things lively for hi-
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SYNTHETIC DIAMOND DISCOVER-
‘ ED. .
GENEVA, March 30. via Paris. 5.05
a. in.-The Synthetic Diamond. long
sought for by science, appears at last
to have been discovered, says the
Geneva Tribune today. .
"Research work is being carried out
at the Geneva Laboratory of Inorgan-
ic Chemistry," adds the newspaper,
"'on the separation of carbonic tin-
hydtidcs in the form of snow by chlo-
ro phylous pyridine in solution and ,
other nitrous organic liquids. in the
residue, betiidc.c free carbons of vary-
ing weight. have been found very
hard and very heavy white tetrahed-
,‘ral and octobedral crystals. which‘
iburaed without leaving ashes and
ill?” insoluble in aqua resin, moa-
l’ing, as tar as the analyses made on
to the. present show, all the proper-
Eties of the diamond."
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ipazsmenr WILSON 10 var: m
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l \VABHINOTON, “Ch 80.-—Prei1l- '
idem Wilson in wooded to .90:
Sprinter.- on April 2510 vote mute
'New Joney premium prhnary.. All'
itho minutes lor monies to i-rtbq
lilo-rounds National convention an
cold to be for the onoldmt'a rolovui-
. out-ow. incur sow-“fla-
”Iona" . ' nation. It yuan old. um roused-u.
ouio aivui ammo. out have. in had been
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