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Melville Decker, of New York, spent
the weekend \illll Royal Decker, of
,Yau Zallt 'sireet.
Fugene Tobey, of the
settled a
Iron Works.
East Side, has
pmltiotl tn the Norwalk
The local friends of Master Benja-
min Casey" of Gregory Boulevard, re-
gutted to learn of his death on Satur-
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'l‘he "Elliptic," large excursion
bcui .alriveu' in the local harbor, last
night, with a cargo of freight for mer-
clt tlts ill this city'.
A
lu-v M. M. Adams. of the Boston BI-
ble echool, will preach in the East
Norwalk Advent Christian church on
next Sunday evening.
Dr. and Mrs .A. J. Smith, 01' Brook-
lyn, N. Y., who have been visiting
with Mrs. H. J. Seymour, of Iowan
street. have returned to their home.
' The East Norwalk Orioles are out
after games. A challenge has been
issued, and answers should be for-
warded to (‘aptaiu .lollti Richards. of
Second street.
A regular business meeting of the
Third di ll‘ll'l commissioners will be
held this menu: in the station on
Hayview plate. Ordinary business will
be transacted,
'l‘hl- Ferris (‘nnl t‘ompsny are
loading a cargo of anthracite coal
from the “Rising Star." of the Red
Ivar Towing a Transportation Com-
pcny, New York. I
The pulpit in the last Avenue M.
Fl. church, yesterday. was occupied by
Rev. lrvlng L. Smith, of Amityville,
l . L. who had lunch of interest to say
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The-re will be a meeting of the gov-l
erning board of the East Norwalk
\acht Club this evening. Commodore
Plulip H. Fielding has issued a call
for this session tllat matters of inter;
est for the coming season might be
nit-cussed.
Miss Clara B. Ainsworlh, of the
East Side. and Hiram J. Hull. were
married Saturday, at 1:30 o'clock in
New Haven The ceremony was pen
formed by Rev.
0‘ a New Haven Congregational
church. A host oeriends here ex-
tend congratulations to Mr. and Mrs!
Hull.
There will be a special meeting of‘
the blast Norwalk improvement Asso,
._ ciallolt on Wednesday afternoon of‘
‘ this Week at 2:30 o‘clock. at the
, home of Mrs. E. K. St. John, St. John
street. The matter to be considered
is the report of the school garden
committee. Every member is urged
to attend.
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The bridge construction committee:
has advertised for bids for the remo-
val of the unsightly option from the
mud-flats adjoining the new bridge.
The work must be completed by July:
mist. These spiles have been an eye:
Toot-e to pedestrians crossing the
bridge, and are not a particularly nt-
r‘1.'I_llli"oad train.
, ~Their removal will
. *be welcomed.
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lmclaranoydovhltedhflew
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«any
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during the course of an able sermon. ‘
Frank Lackey. pastor ‘
.flng decoration when viewed from ‘E
a.- .fld .-. .- , ..
. ta. am 1104!. Eleiyolcy l: invli-
td’ (0 am. Bring your lunch 1
‘ Engineer James Raymund of the
—— in” home returned Thursday hie-
l His: Grace Haupt of New Canaan.
iton. l his triads.
l “——
i nos Mildred Cushman, of Logan. Charles Keil who has a store at
lstree'. spent the week-end \islting Rye, has leased the J. S. Gainers
farm for the coming year and makes
-daily trips to his place of business
in his auto.
telatives in New York city.
. Mrs. A. B. Cleverley and son,
lr‘rankiln, ot Crow avenue. spent one
May last week in New York city. ‘
! Mus I‘r'otketi
jhome. spending.
latth l'Qlfllilc‘.‘ lll Nev. llalen
AJolly crowd met at the dime so
cial Friday night at the M. P. church
ha: returned April fool games were enjoyed by the
days young people and a due collation was
served.
Belle
af'tel several
‘ ill. J S 'l‘llnpallly'. of ltldla, lee
ltnn-d at the Rowaylon liaptlstcllurcll
‘ou ’l‘llrusday evening.
Hllt-‘l Brown on the occasion of her
lilth birthday anniversary. A num-
ber of guest‘s were present and a good
"‘_ . t' o b i,
Marrh Thatcher lid: return- [me en) yed y al
New Haven after spending a
Mrs l-‘rank Crockett.
.\ir<
to
few days with
Viola Harvey has in some “fly con-
tracted scarlet fever. fortunately in
a light form The house is quarantin-
a visit to Maryland, m 30-0.
lepent Sunday with friend: in Roway- :very Inc ‘53: with "m he treated
A party was such in honor of Miss;
'on spent-1h day. Friday. 'Is
min” of In William H. Robin-
son.
Mes A. Smith ll about again af
ter several this” illness with grip.
Mrs. Harriet Coley is improving
from a two weeks” illness.
Mrs. Hawley Williams entertained
la» dinner guests. Friday. Miss Mary
’and Miss Liane Adam. of Hiltsode
street .and Mrs. Robert Wililams,
Godfrey street
l The annual "'b‘lsler's‘ Sluhl' in“
grain, to ha\e been alien on Friday
evenlns. Aplll l-ith by Norfleid
(.range. by lequeal oi the tonlmittee
tin (barge ha: been poetponed to Fit
[day evening May 12
mull of lieddlng was interred in the
iyons Plalns (emtery on Saturday.
J. H. Brown, rector of Emman-
uel church, conducting the service
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i The body at Lorrulro Nithol: for
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Rev.
-‘“‘f‘- Elllab'l’l “as" "‘5 ““9“ ed by Dr. Norton. Mr. Harvey will be? W
to Null will fill} this week upon obliged ‘0 remain 5,, New York over“ Mr. and Mrs George 1). Gifford. of
the illness of llrl sister. Mrs. Dan nights while the quarantine is on. the Lower Parish, are entertaining
lel McLean.
Meantime Mrs. V. R. Pooley is render:
ing. in a safe way, such neighborly aid
The Women's llible Study Class to Mn. Harvey 38 ulay be needed.
of the M. E. church, held an import-
ant meeting at the parsonage otl l‘etr
llu)t’l‘ street, last week.
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Several persons have announced
their (andldacy for the position of
* ——-'—' 'care-taker of Pear Tree Point for the
Mr and. Mrs lohn ll 1‘. Reed. of Iii} season. The board of selectmetl
West Side avenue, have moved from invite all aliplltllllr for the appoint
Mrs. H. l.. ltaymonds house to one merit to present themselves on Mon-
of t}, W. llaylllonds litiile'rs day. April i'llll. between 10 and 12
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs George Kay, oi' _.-., "”
Bridgeport, have moved their hotlse- “,0" p" KN, “ hm who ”u arrest
ed for breaking into the barn of (‘lar-
ence Mather, was examined Wednes-
day night before Judge Dance and dis—
hold furniture to llowaytou. and will
occupy the Crockett place, on (‘raw
ave ue.
)1 charged.
tharles l.. Si'ofit‘ld. of .\ew \ork (‘lesn ashes. when not mixed with
city, was in ltoway'ton, Sunday. look-
gatbaxe or glass, will be removed
“illioul expense to residents by town'
niticials. Residents should notify
Supt. of Highways Greene. who will
in: over his property, (in ltowayton
avenue. He is preparing to bring his
family up in the near future.
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DAREN
NQROTON
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ed in filling in low spots on the
roads. Ashes will only be taken front
yards, and not from cellars.
it is gratifying to note ill the res.
,istratlon reports just issued by the
‘stale that the death rate for Darien
iwas 99 per thousand. This was the
torrent of any town in the county.
Tile next nearest to this was in
ititlgetleld where the rate was l0..'
per thousand. It
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John Hones is ill at the home of is interesting to
his son, (liarles llanes. .note that along with the death ram,
4 llich is the lowest. the. blrt rats ‘
l-. ' . W .
‘ugelle \iilmott has moved into is but 1.4 p". hemand Till not
the flat near the postofllce. the lowest rate but lower that the
h rate in
Rev. Murray Hamilton has been ill “erase. The highest birt
the past week with in xrippe.
S. J. Owens has moved into the Win.
lllelihen house on Maple avenue.
for the month of March in llarien, was
four. The number of deaths in Dar-
‘ len exclusive of those in the Soldier's
Dr. Frederick Sfrohmln the ‘home “It Your
dentist. has his office in the Ashton
block.
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Mr Russell of Scranton. l’lt.. is a
visitor at the home of (.eolge N. Cro-
F‘. D. Austin has moved into the
house recently purchased by him on tained relatives froltl Georgetown.
Herman avenue. ,
\lrs. F; 1“. James, owner of a bun- ‘
calow on Hawes avenue, has left [or
(‘.allfornia
Alva K. Beers, of Stratford, has
‘been an overnight guest of his broth
ler E. L. Beers. of the Upper Parish.
Linsley Cores, who has spent a
Mr. and Mrs. (‘eor e ill of New.
' g E has returned
York were week end guests of Mnifew days in Shelton,
and Mrs. Tracey N. Collins. lllome.
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John Sulloway lost a horse Sun-
\
Mrs. M. l". Hill has entertained her
i
day. It was injured in the stableuiaughfer. Mrs. Albiu and son. or
and had to be chloroformed. iGeorKelo'n.
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E William Dttgdale and Clarence Ben-: George w. Adams. of mm“
ton were in t\‘ew Haven Saturday on
,husiness for the fire company‘.
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.street, hsspurckased a pair of line
young horses.
Miss Dorothy Muller of Darien was
a‘Vlsitor at tlte home of her cousin‘ Mm Mildred Banks is visiting her
W.‘ l Austin one day last week ‘granddaughter, Mrs. John i-oster, in
' Boston.
! Mrs Fred Slauson of Lockwood
avenue. Stamford. was a visitor at
the home of Mrs. Edward Sinuson.
ione day this week.
Allen's Ford auto became imbedded
in the mud near mnrraider‘ll lunch
iroorn a few days ago, but was dras-
{ ged out by the new auto truck.
Several weekend guests were ,en-
termined by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Amis.
of Noriield.
'Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huenerburg, of
Westport. were Sunday visitors in
town.
I. P. Sharretts and family who spent
the winter at Plainleld. .N. 1., are‘ex-
pected to open their one-try tune on
the Post road flout April llth.
alias l-‘Iorence C. Banks. of Nor-
lield, spent the don-Way. in New
York. nations-fl Ibefllppodreme.
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someone-mammalian. .
‘send teams, and the ashes will be us-'
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the county was in Bridgeport where ’
l the rate was 82. The number of births .-
lr. Gidord‘s mother. who has also
been visiting relatives in New Jersey,
and who expects soon, to return to
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All)
1 SAUGATUCK
has returned home trout a short visit
in New York cly.
Wuwv
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is spending several days in Brooklyn.
N. Y. with relatives.
Judge Samuel A. Purdy' was a‘Visl-
tor in Bridgeport esterday afternoon.
9 Fred Johnson ‘of Bridgeport was a
,visitor in town yesterday aftermath.
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Mr. and Mrs.
teruined a number oi friends to din-
ner last evening at their home on
State street.
Stanley Carr or Bridgeport was in
town last evening and spent a few
hours with friends.
Many repaint are being made to
the roads about town by the select-
men.
The memhers of the Vigilant Hose
Company have announced that the!
will hold a fair and carnival in .\'a-
itional hall on the evenings of April
324. 25, 26. and 27. On one of 1b..
Elwalling: a masquerade will be held
lwhlch is sure to capture the interest
of many. Is is not decided yet which
inight will he turned over In the mirt-
lquerade. A prise wait: is also to be
than one evenins. The committee in
leharge plans to have a number of
l >NMW lbootlu and will also plan an entsr- for these as of course. they Will M
m“ Anna “on of “man mount», ltsinment for each evening The 0811- verified with adding machine at the
tertalnruent will be changed each
NEW
CANAAN
g‘naNW~~
L. H. Messinger has rented the Me-
lKendry store Just vacated by Henry.‘
Thomas. and will move his shoe re-
pairing shop there from Railroad ave-
nue.
The members or St. Mark's branch
to the Woman' 3 Auxiliary of the Epis-
copal church invite the members of
similar organisations in other church-
es in New Canaan to attend an exhibi-
tion of their work on Tuesday. April
11. at 3 p. m.. in the Guild house.
Frank Annunuatto won his bout
with K. O. Googue, of Stamford. at
Norwalk. Prank received some pun-'
iahinont in one round. but came up
man with ease.
ace-m of the evening. Frank is
quite popular with the Norwalk sports
and is alga-e and clever boner.
lather Hickey. of mm
“tumult-Lenten“
3.- Mud in. shrewd
ofI
Miss Ethel Tdvey of Lincoln street
John T. Adams en-
- pers, coffee cans. tea cartons. Old Well
3’ leach of these articles should be dono'
smiling and, like a whirlwind. hit his.
The boat was the
1:, Clay Embers for some time. bull
who has been ream; at quarry.
Mars. met with an accident iarl week 3
in which be split open his foot 'lil'
an axe willie at work out the
woods The layer, it quite M'H'I'P
He War- a member of Ponus Tribe of
Red Men, and wellknown here
lil
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g The District None ('Uluiilll't-c ot
"the Civic League wlll open their r..l .
wage sale to the vacant stole to ill"
Ascllauet' bulldllli', oil South dht‘ltlle ‘
Tuesday, Aprll ii, at 11 a Ill. all]
le'lll remain onn all day If tho»
uho have willethwg they wish mime
lfol the sale and cannot bring 1'. Will
liulOI’lil lllc coinnltttee on ot infate
Monday lt wtll be calltd for
caucus for the noun-
Ination of Officers: for the coming bor‘
ougll clelllotl which will be held oil
The i'lilzens'
TOKENEKE
ties-truue brands talent-med
the barren Camp Fire atria at her
name in 'l‘oilenellt. Saturday after
mils:
noon.
The resldeuce being erected by
“re. Henry lkepatd i: nearing «our
grlkllUfl and wlll be ready lo: ot'i‘il
lancy in the near future.
Word “as received in Toke-lichen
{in “kt-ii. of the deli-ill of hits. Lewis
Ntw York city. Mrs. Ltfwls ha:
rumnleted tn Tokeneke for
N‘hnune. and made great
friends ull her visits here.
u f
nmny
a many
"They're making a lot of speeches
but
against you out home ” “Let
go ahead. NM w“
If the talk herp- up u
it‘ll lose melee! .1 i.
like idle gossip. And than.
i wart havop'so any W
denying it than merely to step t.
,‘I
ward and say, 'Pooh! Pwh'wsv
(Washington Star.
The. Tune 1
Eyeglass Lens
is the result oi many years of
scams: investigation iv pro-
(into the perfect lens is aid
vision.
We use the true torn, lens,
without any fancy semiannd
can give you satisiamrm ii in
Monday. May l. was held lit the Town ' D D D D D D D D D D D D ’7
Hall, Friday evening. it was the 2 a need Of ex: hdp'
largest caucus ever held tn the his- r o a h_.
tory of the borough, there being over I: DO ‘0“ want 0
12:3 \oters present. J, E Helsaul call 0 NEW SHADES O ‘-
ed the meeting to order and t‘ \‘.'. Ci 'l llni h (Alrgl,(.l.l.lh\ O T H A M E R
Hodges was appointed cilairlllan. A O . > - -
formal ballot was taken for the war- 0 A' DICkemm& son 0 Oeullsta OL-tmnflnsm
den and burgesses. and the clerk, a booth Norwalk. 0 pthlans
treasurer, tax collector, haekNMil'h, o '-——' O 87 Atlantic squire. Shalom. Ct.
sheriff. registrar and auditors 0 w. my. Library Votes. 0 0p"! Oat. Ewmw “m“ 9 o'clock
.. - . . , “‘0 Est. leer.
\ule nominal: d tlllanlulourly. hol n o D n D o D D O D D D D
lovlinl: l.~ the tltket: Warden. bur '-
aresser, Hubert ll limdley. Alll’t'tl H.’ (_ __ _ ,,____.____._. __-- _-_,
Raymond. Thomas 'i‘unney', Joseph \t ‘
h‘llliman. Frank 1.. t‘omstock. W. Saul» ‘-
uel Raymond, tic-lit. John E llersarrt: .
m..,.,,,,,._ ”an“, “Mad” mu“. You can feel sure that the car is exactly as good a: ‘t are!“
tor of taxes. Aloxand~r hit-Kendrick: if you will remember the wide experience which but“
assessors, (‘harles ll. liemerritt. i‘ran
tls Snyder, t‘arl l: itartt. Fllt‘l'lfl. Brothers have had in m°l°f Cir COnStrumw-
William H ilodllller, registrar, James .
,1 mm. mm 'r w. sneak-t. DODGE BROS.and 8E0 CARS
George Put'dy.
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mm BilliPHNlilN S. BENEDIC , 73 N. am St.
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With Only Two Days Remaining Siren L _ .TW
ueue Work is in Process. Points of
O
information as to Final Count. A
Supreme Effort Necessary to Wm. l h ' me Far
'l‘hete is little to say today as’tle Mr
trail from one week ago to next Wed' 1
nesday evening at six o'olOck was blaz-
ed in last Monday"..-
however, there are a lew points of lll-‘
formation we will set forth today. I
First: All voting will were We-Li
'nesdsy, at 'six o‘clock sharp in all the:
islet-es. 0n the evening of this day, or:
the first thing Thursday morntnltfitltet
final report front-each merchant will,
be matte and'deltvered to a point neti
yet determined where the committee'
will assemble for the concluding count.
Each contestant will be notified in due
time where this tabulation will take-
place.
Second: All coupons turned in by
any Committee should be wrapped up
acutely with a list covering the con-
tents inside with the name of the con
testant. A duplicate list should be re.
tained to be handed over to your cont~
mitteeman. The redemption stores
are instructed not to issue an ticket
final count which renders issuance of
“tickets unnecessary. On this list you
lshould include the number of flour
sacks. butter wrappers. bread wrap
Perfecto Cigar bands turned in and
.up separately. labelled with your
announcement. ‘ .
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lname and the number of vores they re-
present and if your count is correct!
you will receive the 20 per cent. bonus'
for etilciency.
Remember the his propositions in;
behalf of every store and that it is not i
too late for even a dark horse to spring:
to the front, if the proper endeavor be.
:put forth. An organization exhaustingl
ltheir possibilities at the Serling Furni- l
lture Store and the two Rogers and,
Stevens Clothing stores crown their
leflorts with victory provided of course,'
that their exertions ware beyond that
let other opposing contestants. Select '
the individual you desire to represent
you to observe the method and man-
lner of arriving at the winners and the:
iwrlter will notify you further at the
"proper time. it's up to you. i
l A. 0. JOHNSON. !
i How The Vote Stands.
East Norwalk imp. Asso. ”.1320 709
Catholicclub. ..... ........1.200.05tf
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St. Andrew's Mission 1.153.987,
r. 0. Eagles 731,399.
L. 0. Moose .......1... 085.088;
Cockeno‘Trlbe. R. M. 502.519,
unis manila
FRESH [ROITHI'IILL
a more
Dawey’s
Furniture. Jags. Draperies,» mittens. lat tings.
MM'uuousc furnishings
The largest and most extensive line of these goods to be
found infie Grater Norwalks are to be found here and
every article of high grade urchndise at prices that are
'19.
__eu_re to please
Advance Spring Styled
Page: «andpagesol new
designs! ‘Manyin Color!
New Cuirass .monaasl
Jumper Froclzsi'Jean
Blousesl Doped?»
Idea! The most slut:-
n‘ing «collection of chic
fashions you ever saw.
James .Donneliv
SOUTH 'M‘AIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
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