cm! MARKET
69 N0. MAIN ST.
EAST
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[Rank For and firmly have removed
ham Port street to East Washington
inSt‘bukes Church Norman.” tlon. Someweaordidenongatohu.
day. ": ”Mammal-en
—~z who are dying their time and mtme)‘
Herbert, the son oli. C. We! a“. tomake money lorthomnclvos.
the Post road, has been quarantined (Ihors ace in it a big advcrua-cnt
with an attack of chickenpox, .l W Ihld Mill "m '9"
f enlhodbusincss ands-gmcot the
l in, Carlos Martyn spent several moon prosp. .ly \
'days last week at Atlantic City shel again anticipating a gala time of on-
ihe Joined John A and Miss Bessie clung
lvvwfw
3.5;
Esau . .. ”no
pastimes. Why not accept the intu-
———"—- I pretation of luuis \' Parken and has!
WI James Raymond oi the our celebration as a great festival of
Soldiers' Home brought some fine fish flunkggivlng to limighty God for the
"it. him “mud”. all” a trip 10 panglory oi a city and ior its present
' Maryland. prosperity i". Sumiord's anniversary
then. is her great thanklliviug.
The annual elettton of officers 1:1 Doesn’t that put . new light on “g
the Noroton Heights l-‘ire Depart
roent's Women's Auxiliary will be
held tomorrow night.
About six years ago Mr. and Mral
Chas. I. Powell came over from Tat
rytoun to join the little residential
Mr and Mrs William Deterill spent colony at Springtime and .003 an M
M” in N9' \crk, seeing the tractive little place which they named
sights. thus celebrating Mrs. Dever-| ‘Cedarcrestf' The little truihyoln
ills WM” annlversary. 2 tion at the terminus of the Springdalc
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John McCullum and family. of Sec-
ndjiroci. have .emoved to Post
floater, N. Y.
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Harry Young. of the East Side. has
flared a position with a Second dis-
trict insurance company.
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Philip H. Fielding. of the East Side.
dolegate-at-large. is attending today
the state convention in Hartford.
The lug “Greenwich" was in the
local harbor this morning. The tug
brought a low here from New York
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Mr. and Mrs. August Knorr have re-
turned from their wedding trip, and
have taken up their residence on Cove
ovcnuc.
The thermometers. this morning,
lcglslored 24 degroes above scro. That
temperature is decidedly cold for this
time oi the year.
The bridge construction committee
is receiving bids for the rcmovnl of
the unsightly spilcs from alongside
the east end of the new Washington
street bridge.
The regular routine blnlincss meet—
hg oi the Tllird district commission-
srs who hold at the plant on Bank!
place last evening. Weekly business
was transacted.
,nc‘woclt's-sesnitm oi the Woman's
Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal church
. will he held with Mrs. Prank Brad
any. on Edits avenue. Thrnadsy aitcn
noun. «A pleasant afternoon is expect.
ed to result.
mat Side children and their pa-
rents. as well. should respond liberal-
ly to the Marjorie Sterrett battleship
., fund. This fund is being established
In Norwslk. through The Sentinel. sn-
~,sior the direction of A. L. Stevens.
éploncor originator of the movementin
_' {this city. ,
.riitl‘!
l A special meeting of the East Nor~
walk improvement Association is to country roads. in little groups thli
‘ he held tomorrow afternoon. at 2: 30 haven't forgotten how to “keep step.”
..° 'cloclt. at the home of Mrs. E. K. 8t.
‘ ‘John. of St. John avenue.
'of the school contest committee will
be the matter to receive special coa-I
nideration.
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3, Rev. Murray Hamilton of the M. P.
a Church has been ill with grip.
. Mrs. H. J. Brown spent stew days
that week with friends at New Haven.
Mrs. Clarence Scofield, oi Leroy
1- uc catcrtnined at cards Thursday
' r.‘
an; John m of the Heights has
‘ - ill-for several days, at the homo
hls‘ocn Charles. '
_ is _Mo scrvlocc wercfiheid Sunday at
: “‘ Mothodist Church. it being Con
Sunday.
The matter
A large attendance is de-j light form.
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Dr. Theodore H Brown oi Brown
University has. with his wiie. been
visiting the formers parents r. and
Dlrs Herbert J. Brown
Col. likiwln i) Ayres who has been
a aulcrer from eczema at the Bold
ier’s Home, has now entered the Stum-1
ford Hospital for treatment
Dr. Hiram Van Kirk of St. Luke's
wChurch began a mission at lhnbury
last night, and will continue this work;
there throughout this seek.
William Zeigler. in, won a numberl
of prises. including s silver medal. for
inc-year-old llyurallgetis. at the flow-
"? show in Grand Central Palace, New
Vnrk. last week.
Mrs. G. M. V. Si'hlielltilla and her
laughters. thtisses Freda and Bertha.
islted \\ llton, last Tuesday. as guests
i Miss Mary Schlichting oi toad
town, who celebrated her birthday ant
nlveraary
Representative Charles 9:. Willam-
«on, Ernest (‘roioot and Town Clerk
ltephen B. Hoyt, are in Hartford as
delegates to the Republican state
~cnvontion. Mr. t‘rofool at the recent
nestling of District delegates was
amcd In a members of the committee
on credentials.
F. F. Dulicc cf Storrs Agricbitcni
Collage will lecture on farm mechan~
.os. machinery. concrete work. etc, at
the Congregational Church on Thurs-V
day night. April i3. under the dirt-q
tics of the ‘Darlcn Grange. Adam.
slmi will be. free.
A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Scely of Sorotnn. last
Thursday, April 4. seems to have been
the first baby born in town in April.
and will be the recipient of the gift
uttered by J. E. Williams of the bar
ion Roviow for the child first record-
ed as born in April.
The hint of spring in the air of
late has lured many of the old "boys
in blue' from the Soldiers' Home. and
onc loves to meet them
and who are always ready to stop for
a“chnt" by the wayside.
Viola Harvey has scarlet filter in a
There seems to be no
-lotllcr cases in town, and Dr. Noacll
has instituted a rigid quarantine to
prevent the spread of the malady. Mr. 1
‘i Harvey remains in the city and Mrs.‘
l J. R. Poolcy ls rendering such neigh-
boriy assistance as is safe
Minn. Maud Kraft. pianist. i.. open
l ing a studio of music at her bunga-
low in Cedar street, Dnrlen. She has
lint received definite word of the date 1
of her first appearance in the only
All American Series ever given in
their country under the management
' 'Cedarcre. t Station?"
line, which has accorded grateful shel-
ter to many a waiting pans-pct
through the bitter weather, was first
'suggested by a little lady who is too
lmodcst to have her name mentioned.
but. seeing the urgent need, her pluck
and enterprise put the plan through.
by private subscriptiop. of over ”00.
after much patient talking and solici-
tation. time and effort; and we so;
goal that the attractive little station
be given a titling nami- painted ar-
tistically upon a quaint signbcard,
and what more appropriate name than
The commit
toes of the coming celebration are of-
ten surprised by the good will and
liberality oi the people when appealed
to. but those who call up_ by 'pbone
and offer costumes, evergreens for
decorations. and pledge their services
in selling strickers and souvenir pro-
diheveniuwuicesandpaw haunt-aerial ideadaomvsv- ,
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grams as soon as they are ready. oer-v
thinly deserved hearty thanks.
Mr. and Mrs. Powell have done. if
everybody manifested the same spirit.
what a wonderful celebration we
would hnve!
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the Standard Oil Co. of New
3 best grade of refined oil.
Enamel Tavliu, Peddler.
KEROSENE OIL
That: dealers carry Socony Kcro- I
Dr. E. J. Peck, 66 Gregory Boulevard.
Joseph Abrnhslns. Connecticut Ave,
Samuel Abranson. a Boston street.
Joseph hamsrten 26 Lexington ave
Waiter Becker, ill Washington street
A. If. Bed-on t Co. 83 Washington
strut.
Julius ucdovsky. 9 fly ave.
Central Food Company. Railroad avc..
Church h Miller. as Washington 51.
Mrs. Mminia Cinque. ls Ely awe,
L Cohen. ‘1 my ulcer.
Ginseuppl De Petra. 5 Oil! street.
Michael Dc Petra. IS Boutcu street,
Ma'ris J. Epstein, 94 Taylor ave,
Impaslto Brothers. 22 Wood street
Isl. Marlo I‘im‘lslle. lit llouton street,
Louis ii'itelaoa. 6 Henry street.
William llt‘iiolson. lb Wont ave..
Abraham Green. to! Taylor ave.
Hm'dware & Auto lupply 00..
Water street.
Dillard 1?. Hayes, 69 North Main St.
WM Hershiicld, i9 Wood street.
Nelson Hoyt. 70 Washington street,
Ismael Hyman. Cl Water otuct.
Samuel Jadelowits. Stuart avc.,
Mrs. James Kelley, so fly ave, '
Benjamin lapcsky. 16 Day street,
Prank ldbner. z Bouton street,
‘Mrs. s. Mather. Oi Connecticut ave,
John Magner. 70 Cedar street.
Paul Proussor. Paddler.
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"Aaron Paris, at Woodward ave..
Ralph PcrachinO. North Taylor svc..
Hartley Policy. 20 Monroe civil-ct,
A. E. Rowe, Pom.
Raymond Grocery. litt tI-‘las Hill Road,
Carmine itieeio, 13 (‘ross street,
iliss Buds. l Ely ave. Sc.
”coders Ruda, 92 losington sve..
i'toyal Grocery, 22 m. Main street.
Strainer & Utsinger. 60. Main til. it
Woodward avenue.
Mrs. Mary aortic. -'l Bouton street.
bhiilip Biomanaky. 81 Day street.
Herman Salicli. 19 Fort stvce
Andrew Tests. 2 Laura street,
Mrs. E. Tobin. til Woodward ave.
Mrs. Annie Tove, 67 lasington ave. liennsn Vogei all W
Sabina Troncone. 113 Ely avc., Mrs Charles H Wilson. attentralsve.
United Grocery Co. 00 North Main St. ROWAYTON
(ax-min Vingc. 18 Taylor ave.. W Saint. J
Mn is “1‘21. 88 North Hall 80031.
Martin Warga. l‘l Ely ave..
John lather. :3 Day street.
NOMALK
, Beers Biothcrs,
llylnan Bate, :6 “liter street, J. F. Duly. _.
ti. 1‘. Bruce. lb Wail street, G. A. Darrow, .:
James Bates. West
Carl Errico. New Canaan ave.
Hurley 0 fienflici. ‘l “V.“ street, I). 3.085, “3.5100". Conn.
Edward J. Hnncgan. 1‘8 lMain street. “”0, & Richards.
Solomsn Gellowits, 41 River street. GREEN. FARMS
i-u lirenuvvood. 56 Holden ave.
Allen 8. Gregory, Ne‘w'town ave.
Hubbeli a staples. 15-" Water street
Philip Harris, 106 Harbor ave,
lsaac liaitnnt. Silurmtnc ave
Hyman lsroal, l Plattsville ave,
Mrs. Golda Joselofl. 60 llelden ave,
Samuel Joceni. 1'6 (‘hspel street,
Abram Stull. 24 Coitnge “l, 1
Music J. ”stein. i
Mead Brothers. --. t
Mortimer C. Ogden
WESTPORT
\t‘. S. Guycr It Son.
llobert Mills.
Greens Farms Grocew. ’
Stanley Zebro.
”0W WILTON
Cottage Grocery. ..
J. H. Heating.
WILTON
Wm. Barrel. ..
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, any:
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along the -
W. has been ill for some time past.
Mrs. i. G. Brown and Mrs. Thom-
as Juaklc open their Toke-eke cot~'
Inge April is. !
or. Thomas Lloyd. of New rota!
spent Monday looking over his Toke tract. Miss balond is spending most
nclie property. lof this wock at 'Pokancke making
propmtitms for her return this sum
=Mrs. Elisabeth Crooks. oi Dibblgmcr.
street. is entertaining Mrs. 1'. -E.i
Teit, of Norwich. Conn 1'
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The Monroe street rescue mission
workers will hsvc charge of the mid-
Miss Anna Mott. of Rotor: avenue. im. m, service sttbc Rowsyton
is confined to her home with an st-‘ 80“.! church WM" evening 1‘
tack oi quinsy sore throat.
lbs used. It is chested that Miss
Gladys Mills will sing 'Docs Jesus
Care?” ' The stnflng‘wlll be ocean-
DIIIM bf tho piho and cornct. All
are oordihliy' MK“ to attend this
.servloc. The superintendent oi the
mission will give a short talk oi his
liie and conversion. Don't iail to'bc
present.
John Doll is building a new cottage
st Tokenciie. Mr. Dali spent Mcn-
day looking over the new work.
Mr. and Mrs C. B. Garrltson, of
West Side avenue, have been enterL
talning Mrs. Wills E. B. Tolles, of
Weston, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Lcsllc Hughes, oi
Brooklyn. N. Y.. spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mills. of
nghland avenue.
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A disastrous lire occurred at the
George C. Beach oi Bath's island.
has rented for his chatlfieur's use the
cottage cn’Balii-oad lPlace owned by
R. 0. Raymond. ’
At the recent organisation of the
anti-Saloon League._cf Norwslll, Wm.
F. Jennings. of Highland avenue. was
chosen secretary.
locust avenue. early Sunday morning.
Theorcwasdisccvcrcdstza. In.
an stile firemen worked faithfully un
til 6 before they were able to check
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. De Waters
of A. A. Van De Mark.
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Chicken thieves are active again lli‘l
Daricn. Saturday night they visited
the John Weed place in Norcton sec-1
lion, and stole 17 white lcgborns. They
cut away a wire fence, and broke the
lock on the coop. At the Nixon place West Side avenue.
in Noroton. scvcu chicks were stolen.
Constables Oeflngsr and Schlcchtwcg
are seeking the thieves.
Homer 8. Comings is a big man. a
big mif- player andshc has golf-sticks
so bk that it takes two caddies to
mrry them. Our Was Born gators
have hscn marking great "hin’ at
|Sundsy with Mrs. John De Waters.
' the Southern New W Telephone
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incommensurate-a
Mam Iolwsn'
thcaavsos. Thchomwssawell
built and attractive one of two stories.
The cement stucco work on the out-
side confined the names to the in-
side. Owing to so much cmtskc it
was diflcuit to get into tile building
to do edcct'lvc work.‘ and‘thc llamas
worked through the partitions and
‘ansily came throguh the roof. any
of the Iremcn were drenched. and it
was accessory to work in relays. .At
the time thc hrs wasdl‘sccvercd, the
hub. 'With the caccption'of air. Boo
ciaralli. was asleep in the house. and
an curiae baby otnuit’i am pott-
y...“ ha. ha” owogc about I a. in. ..
on tho soccndloon chains wuss “ornament.”
man have the cmusct.
and two daughters, of Stamford. spent
of Pennoyer street.
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J. Bait-Julian, of Union Hill. N. J.
has rented one at the George Ray-
mond cottages at maymémd Terrace.
\Mlss llasci Mcxcndrle has succeed-
ed Miss Ellen James ln’tbc allies of
Company, in Ioutli Hornlk. .
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Joseph Bolton. it intngton ova.
7:“. The Billy handsy hymnsl will,
‘ Hummus that at
by this the entire household was
brought solely to the ground. much,
frightened. The house is practically
a total loss. although from tilc oct-
'aide it looks intact. owing to the MG
co work. Mr. Bucclsrelll said yes
tcrday morning that the place was inl-
ly insured. including the furniture.
The loss is estimated at 35. 000.
Misc Marguerettc Smith. oi Oak
street. spent the week-end with Mr
and Mrs. W. A. Green. at Stamford.
Patrick Funnel]. who has been em-.
ployed as chauffeur for C. E. Dialect-i“
thalcr. of Brushy Ridge. for
years, soch his connection there
yesterday and returned to New Yak’
with his family.
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i now roux. April 11 -—m experts
‘dcclare that the sale of forty tapes
tries composing thc J. P. Morgan col-
lection for approximately 82. 000.000};
announced today. is the largest single
truncation cvcr made in such worksl
'0! art._ The tapestries are new on es-l
hiflticu tn the Metropolitan Museum"
oi Art, where they were placed by theI
into J. 1’. Morgan. Ba. along with cth-:
residence of Antonio Bucclarclli. on or ”11qu of my. furniture!
sculptures and porcelain of a total;
estimated value from $60. 000.000 to'
itswoooooo
The most notable tapestry in the
cd by the famous French Cardinal. it
dates from about the year 1500, and
its subject is “The Triumph of Christ
and the New Dispensstion." Another
notable example is the "Dcllfus Cruci-
union." woven about,15!5 from a dc-
Bcraard can Orloy.
Twentyonc tapestries comprising
notohlc is tho 8t. Veronica;
«moor locus: or coconut?»
an schools of medicine listless»
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sign created by the Hemishi artist.
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George Otbalne, River ctroet, ’ R. W. K991". -- =
Raymond & Company. so Wail street. it. G. Olmste... .;
Albert P. Reynolds. to Wilton ave, Karl Och. ‘.
ll. Mullet. 158 Main street. saucA‘rucK '
Urrin K. Sconeld. iS'I Muin meet.
Joseph Blepbanak. ‘fllBrood Met, 51. A- Allen.
Morris Stull. D loin street. ' i~ Patina.
t. Waidmon. in Main street o. ism-n0-
William Wed. 45 live-toss. I. Rmulll.
Ahi- Wei-atoll. 43 C pcl street R- 5“"“‘0-
Walter Wlsslcwsky. Slocum street r N- Shli'i’flfl'v
Stuli Grocery Co, Winnlpauk. . “301-0"
WT WALK W. E. Ashton. .
Samuel Gutkownky. as Osbvne ave. nui- a (human).
Henry m It first ‘cct. Item m.
Bonnet 1m 8 First street. Goings Double.
Albert W. Hodge. 232 Inst ave. it‘. A. Lane. ‘ -
L'Hommedleu Brothers. 203 Washing- i“
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WASHINGTON. April 11—Debhte till“ city who m'tmeil “In “file
on the sugar tariff bill was continued VW er S'avoge a “do" h" Etch
in the Senate tcdml ‘ ”1 its [’an mend. Va, April 1 end who m a
virtually assured. final vote was wile living in mm city from whom M
to be taken beicre adjournment under; has never been divorce-(i The will“.
“1 agreement reached last Friday “1,1110 lives here( is MN. Alice (lot-b-
7“ “n "i 3 "WW“? 10' “mien mile of 100 \‘.lndscr avenue. Al~
Home resolution we“ the “8' though James T Mather of finial.
sugar W590! the tarld ““1 9T°Vld°3 lira Beche's brother and her lawyer,
for an catcnsion oi the provision untll‘ v tail not any last night .rh'lt nation.
May 1.1m. Bill for Senator Works ‘i' 3;}; UN“ be tag at; wily ML
desire to crops-c an Wat. rye-eti- t-c intimated that when the
which Mil not‘bcen pm!!! at the facts i the Richmond laminae lili‘l
timothc measuuwould have been been. verified Mr. colt-2 would M
passed late yesterday. _ prosecuted for blgamy.
“The laconic has thus tar withnood ‘
allattctnpts at amendment. inch-ling
‘OcnsttI-‘isodgc's proposal to indudc
a unl‘dcoal tardycc. This was
voted down by a Montana 25.
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kidney. and nladdcr tunable ssmn
Achhs aback. slid. sou iclsts and
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healthy notiontolrriistod sis-moses
bladdsr ,
sell warm.
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