"i’v‘
(577w sad ‘wmm lingers in
W‘W"—W' . . ,
9"
l If you risk your health and
. 1'
v»-
ci‘jfl
Spring
l.‘ Wiaaar has “went” and
w has 'came,” but coal
F hep! selling all the same be-
uuae cool weather's still on
the lap.” Though this may i
seem a trifle queer the same
thing happens every year—
you need a fire till 'long in
May, no matter what the
prophets say, and often ’tis
the first of June before warm
weather gets in tune. This
" Wmmthemoral true:—
.5 children's too by cutting
short the Coal supply you'll
bit! this world a fond good-
bye.
THE
FERRlS con.
COMPANY
”:1: V. ..- i 1‘
j") l..:. ;\‘;\\\ ‘
r ‘x \ u, ~. w’ 2
I
ENVIRONMENT IS EVERYTHINGE
to the woman of refinement. Nothlnli
la dearer to it \\i‘lililii"~‘ heart than at
Nautiftil lioinc tastefully tiirnislied Ifi
you'll come to us we‘ll show too ourt
1'
’~
line of quality wall paper and eitiitiini
how you lll.‘|\' twn'itify your home at
a nominal cost. Our prices and gm
will appeal to you.
i
The Gorliam Co '
to First St. East Norwatk
Tel 45’
'—_—— --—_.
Building Sites
anywhere in tho City for sale. at
reasonable prices. 0n the shore,
or in residential Per-
haps we have what you are look-
in: for.
J. M. Layton & Conlnc.
Real Ert-w: and Insurance
6 Railroad Ave. South Norwaik
sections.
Try us.
“ 3a \Nashington Street, South
.n...‘ . _.‘
* ., fluwrvnp-gxw.
Alldmdaa' area'talika—theu‘a' one
thatiasanaafull Waverth’o't‘pod lath
Building? neat- l‘lead- tensor-a
| They Iagtwioe arm sagas-coated
shingia
a ' M mm 'W0
ROMOdellllS? TIM fwfiwondmof min,“
tluyob. Bestearthpigmentoolora—nomhna
. dwaWW—M'flu.
uhuwrbefaSa-fleCohtanWoodaadPrloaa
The Hatch f: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
specialties: Creo-dipt Chinea Shingles, Beaver Board.
1.... _ ”N”,
"g‘:"
EASTER SALE
OF WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ SUITS, COATS. DRESS-
ES, WAIS'I‘S, SKIRTS AND MILLINERY.
Now is the time when women who appreciate the im-
portance of being well dressed are thinking oi new clothes
for Easter, in all lines of ready-to-wear apparel. We show
none but the most dependable makes, goods that have prov-
en their worth which we can recommend with full confi-
dence that they will make friends for us and the store and
prove profitable to you. Come early.
We alter free of charge.
(ZLOAKS we PARIS MILLI‘ERY
wag
err."
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEE
LOCAL IUNCIAN. HONORED.
! Wieewmnm GM to Play in‘
l New York. In 11
Members oi t...
Orchestra, of Norwalk, will, on May
'11th. appear at the Hotel chlpin, in
New York City. where they will ren-
lder one 01 their usual excellent Innat-
teai programs. which have on so many
occasions delighted large audiences
in this city. .
The occasion at which the local
musicians will make their Manhattan
‘ debut,
aforementioned Wellknown
iconsidered among New York's best
The orchestra. composed entirely
‘0! Norwalk artists, Charles Sterling.
\‘\.iti..iii \\ etinitz, Uscar blather,
l'l-‘ranlt McMahon, Fred Murphy, and
‘t'iiarles Murphy. "won their spurs“ a
“Hat ago last month when they play-
i‘td at the one hundred and tittieth In
I‘ilt‘lhfiry oi the local masons, at the
big public lecture held in the Nor
walk Armory tilt-President,
\\iliiam liowaid Tail, of New llaten,
lilt' principal speaker of the evening,
congratulated and
young musicians, on their abilities at
the occasion, and item that moment.
the Sterling-\l't-iliiitz Urchcstra has
been “under the main top."
Friends of the successtul young
iiiu tciaiia are today congratulating
them on the winning of this unusual
dirllltt'lloll, which signifies that their
t'aiiie itas not lJtPll local only, but has
ct'rti trawled afar.
STAMFORD MAN KILLED AT PORT
CHESTER. N. V.
Watching for East Bound Train Men
Walk in Front or Westbound Ex-
preas Train.
l‘OltT (‘llESTI-JR. N. Y. limit 22. ,
One man was killed and another
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORlNALK.
,. m
Easter Sale
if
WOMEN’S COATS and sons
Blouses, Under musuns and fancy Hosiery
‘ 158 Little Shop
K. (E. A. Claven 56 No. Main St.
badly iiurt at the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad station
here early yestFrday morning. They
'cre Roman itogeiski, who was kiilr
id, and Frank (‘ieiikow ski, who is now
ll thi- l'niled Hospital, where llt' I'R
not expected to live,
it i~ supposed both men lite :it
Standout (‘onn They were waiting
'or the tits'bnund train lettying New
"orl; til it .10 itiid stopping here at
l2 30. They are supposed to have
walked out on the truck~ to watch it
eroding train and Were hit by the
eastbound Adams Express special
‘tilbblnfl at l2:ls o‘clock.
MR. CONNOLLEV SURPRISED.
Bridgeport Report Says He is
Boomed tor Conan".
l‘ H t'oiinollcv. of lititbiiit. lormr
stale labor cuiiiiiiimiotiii mid that lt-
':t~' Iiiiich surprised when lll' um tvili‘
Being
a‘ee Yesterdwy’s Large Adv.
tor Today’s Specials
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone i180
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
"lltilll it \til"\’ IlllJillTI'ill‘i iii llrtd‘u‘
l.'~o:t to the effort tlittl :t lwmi‘ ll ..
’ 'Illlt'tl for the purpose of itdtocniinr:
,‘Iim To" the l‘O"‘il1‘l'l‘iill" "-""iii.i'iu'i li-
vnnn II’ the l‘nin'tlv
“'"il it \'--'1tll noun-z II
I if it nit-Nina woe iii-it!
‘ as the l't‘lifl" 51310” i'
Em w" niblnu \Iil't “Mi-ll hi- ha.‘
i
.
it...“
! "T‘l"t ”out”
I
.‘li' ('oiiiinll
'i'i :ii I" that
9-... Guitar"-
H‘cil‘irt" to do Other i‘wn in tlic l‘lll'
‘n H I~ii~itinn to know my Hint ~o T:~'
(as they know no oil“ from this city
‘ ‘l'l‘lltiml \‘llt‘ll 'l vuui‘li't”
The “in“ published by the “rhino
:nort Farmer was as lotion-s:
For the lilll’lttlt-l‘ n7 :ttl‘N-ntinc th
r
SPECIAL PRICES FOR EASTER.
Full line of groceries and delicatea-sen. Everything in fresh vegetables
Will cloae Friday noon.
iIHA" NiiK'S M \RK“ 'i‘
Nor-walk. 39 Main Street. Norwalk.
legs Lamb,
eat Roast,
EBPENEE TERCENTENARY.
hater Day this year has a double
. w ace, in that it is the 300th
. ~ y or the death of Shakes-
The event will be celebrated
_ -ut the entire English-speak-
: Metal-In on Monday. Mostly the
’ on will take the tom of a
- . picture exhibition 0! Shakes-
. l plays at bockwood'a Ball.
plays selected are "Anthony and
iClttialiys Sugar Cured Hams
Smolteti Slienltler,
Fresh Shoulder,
-
22c lli.
14c Iii.
18-20c lb.
tile lb.
m—
.‘ie latter in colors, the former with .
ctors to the number of 4,000. We you actually mentioned the groom
oubt not the people of Norwalk williname. bout you know that is co.
to cngcr to avail themselves of this {M to custom?”
trance to do honor to the bard ot_ Reporter—“Yes, I'm sorry. air. bu
.on. The exhibition in [Men at no .
you see it happened to creep in anion.
Lie expense under the auspices ot "
he rector of Grace Parish. tho out-ot-town guests. —»'the.
SCHULTZE’S SANITARY MARKETS
Dealer in Meats, Fish, Vegetables, Fruits.
20c lb. t
copatra" and "Romeo and J‘ullet."i “HOP"! am told “I“ in you.
oth these are foreign productiona.‘.c¢°um of that tashionable wedding
."liltilti'wr-v of I‘ ll (‘mmitllm- M Iii.-
‘tt‘n'y. for the lieniocrntlc nomination
l'h“ t‘unuv-.»<<rmvn for- 1le ""‘H’lll .li.
Qtrict. Incn prominent iti labor union
- Best Small Sugar-cured Hams... 20c. Hind-quarter Lamb ............. 225.;l’ll‘t‘lib‘ "mt in nrm..,,.,,.., gum,“
Small Picnics .................. 15c. Rib Lamb Chops ....... , ....... 25c.; llelnlls or the rvwmtn: pm“. "0, b-
Boneless Smoke Shoulders ..... 18c. Loin Lamb Chops ........ . 21:}: “3:30:12: auraflwnt grant-o .tltv‘
Smoked Tenderloins ........... 28c. Fancy Roasting Chickens ...... 2891”,“an [0 Mom). (3:21n,.ii:.\l-':T::I::f
Smoked Beet Tongues 25c. Homedreaaed Fowla ........... . 23mm. m... no...” the names or the bum
Dixie Bacon ................... 16c. Strictly Fresh Eggs ........ 28c. donlwho participated linu- nnt lwonnu
Knickerbocker Brand Bacon 23c. Fresh Butter ............... 42c. Ib..':'l"""";‘) l: lr’ewiviymmn MM worm-«w
Native Minded Veal ........ 16c. up Oleomargarine ....... 18c., 20c., 25c.ir"::rn:nnm"':?'$ ”'1"r:‘"‘:;““’;‘.‘.":“V‘:|lfljl'h'l'hut‘
Spring Legs of Lamb... 22c. and 24c. Corned Beef ................ 8e. up.| M W." Mk,“ h‘ ”w "mm...“ n' My“
.
from other t‘ttii"re~.~‘io'i:il districts 0'
itbn state.
We t‘nnnollev tin-e tztkcn r) nclivf‘
‘vmrt in union labor for
rhnnv vnnv-n: ‘ln arms W‘I‘v‘nlnrv 0' 'lil
It‘nVI‘n‘ on t c
‘W'ttlors' T'nlmt in llamlmv-t- Mr mum-
‘vngvm nluq unvrntm't' n' tlm gt-itu l-‘v~"~
Imartian n' Tnhnr Ho rnuirgnnil fen”
I-kmm nat‘ttinnc in nuctthwft tho tl'llli‘“? n'
"hint" of tbe‘t‘nhnecticiil Rtircati ofl.’V
hm" Statistics. from which he
Mintort luv thr- Unlnnmh administration
‘I"\ e
‘VOOOEN LEG GAINS HIM WEALTH
Benevolent New Haven Folks "Touch~
ed" in Heart and Pocket.
“m" rvu'vrv [tum no __\1..mhm~c
of prominent and wealthy families it'
“He r-“v u-nr-n t'irtinti'vl‘d h" R Olin-l0"
"A" men who rvir'v-u the name of P,"
.......,i v T‘v-iltnrt nf Vow Vnrk :iccmv'
‘mv M Hm r\r\llr‘n_ \Ivhn “reputed the
man {mil hold him under $1000 bonds
Mun-«ml with Obtaining money under
"\lcn vxr-ntnncn n" ynlaronroanntcilin"
n“nnl‘(. helium who mime luv-I
Obtained the endorsement
“‘ " "N“‘W‘n' banker on n notition 7'“
Mann‘- tn h'v him my nrtlt‘mlnl l!"
"‘Mrvnlimw phnut in a hired team. l"
~n‘lnn'ml pnncivlnrnhln mung of Plfinfl'
u I.
“Auto-vflq‘.
m‘wnrran" f‘. “(\Hnn't' “‘i‘h nl’ l"
-.. “mum..." qr lhn “ranphpgtr
.. flamenuu vv-‘wnv‘ "y‘qrnnp‘vnf‘ l"
quorum... n' 5““ ,nnnw and “F,
u .. , h'sl ..
““W‘ 0' "orton at a local hotel where
he stormed,
.1.-,. ..
var-uni :v rsTh‘VF HEARING D
|_ A\IE" '
w—v" vv-v'n\v A...” on _Thp "nu"
.- ._ "r m.....:.,, rm...“ t.‘ 'V‘rv‘t' n'”
._..|._.~>J pn.”‘r‘ n' “'gum- q Ttv-m-l‘
- u ..r i-..
"" fin-mln‘sln“ 'fl “.4.
not.
r-‘ulak
i..l—-.- h‘anaa'p‘ a.“ "‘0‘Hr‘nf' in n".
I .
, . l
.. .
... ne-‘-'~. win-man," find
“mm...“ ,r I... n,.,,,",\_,
~ ‘~-«—l-... tut..." w
" ' ' “-0 wont hem! t~
' /’ " ~ .4...
. M...- an". o'
' - ~~e>~~ hos ‘
-t. 0..."...
u «:1 A: Wellnltl ‘
will be the h‘ordham l'nnerst
ity banquet, which is held annually at[
hotel, '
L
t
lion 1
complimented th-"
SATURDAY, APRIL as, 1916
Tristram & Hyatt
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK.
“The Day Before Easter
Finds Every Department Ready for Belated Shoppers
t
4..
Tailored Suits, Coats and Separate Dress Skirts, Storm Coats, Pretty Petitcoats, Corsets of
all the best makes, Hosiery, Gloves; Neckwear, Ribbons, Veilings and the thousand and One
little items to fill last minute wants.
THE BEST DOLLAR UMBRELLA MADE FOR MEN 0R WOMEN.
IN THE BARGNN BASEMENT
A new line of Dainty Earthen Ware to hold the Easter Flowers and Plants.
CEMETERY VASES 10¢ Each
nositioii utiitnliiii: it plant where pit-tic
Y'tlilli‘tl his complexion. and finally Ihet
.d in March.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS. .WW»;..:..;..;..;..;..;..;»:«:«znguguzo9«taupe»???
.0
...._ 50 0.0
Baby Papp. O O 0..
item l'npp, f. Ilitillilln and 3t] days .3. .5
old son of llr and Mrs. William t'app. : e e &
of Rot-Hedge Road, died yesterday .t' ‘.:. . r] r Q3
llt‘ home of his parents The lunch 9.. . .8
at will be llt’ltl Ilii~ tillvriwoit at Ii . :
'tlot‘k. Itct‘ J N l'Zlilill p;i»7oi' 'il .3. .3.
St Istdislaus' Hungarian t‘aihoiic 60 oo
llllll’l'll will otticiatc, interment vtill :. ————‘ .3.
itillti“ in St Marys ('enietery. t; z
I O.
‘00
0
0
Funeral of Mr Rains.
The tum-rel of John Raihs will be
9.
O
0
SPECIAL
31
8
,8
0.
held from his late residence, 20 Nail ..
land streti tomorrow at 2 o'clock. Thi- . 3.
O.
Elks will conduct the services at the 3.
prove in ltiterside cemetery. i 9
O
O.
O
O
O
O
W
. TONIGHT
FROM 6 P. M. TO 10 P. M.
O
O
_ _... i
I
HE LOSES COMPL EXION .
AND GIRL-WIFE. T00
90
O
O
0‘.
__ i .0
Job tn Chemical Plant Costs Youtht 0‘. 3.
His Looks and His Bride of i ,3. 3.
Seven Months. . z W ~ - - - .
. Wl l 0 2 cent. on
“mm“; AW” 3;. Mam“: .. e ll give you a quad d scount i 0 per o'e
"-iot ~ltc lll‘l‘tl of lllnl “llt'll his cont 9.. .
every silk dress in the store, a big saving to you.
O.
O.
tilt-slim was ruined, Prank Miles. lT-,
rear-old husband of lliith llortlelg. .3.
“rice. datiithtcr of prominent Ken- Oxv ..
wood (N. \'.i. residents. i~' todav sir '0' .:
int: his 20-)‘t'lll‘1lltl bride ol seven 1;. :0
months for an annulment. The suit a 0 0 ..
is brought through the husband‘s 9'. Charge Account If Deblred .7.
tll't'l‘. \iithitcl \i\hs. it~ L'llill‘llll‘ll .2. o
The '(‘I'llplt‘ lzi~t September t-iopml 9".
'ii Omltlll tiltll ht'l'lll'l‘tl I lit‘f‘litiP li\' . o . . . . o . . . . . . Q g . Q Q g .
win- lnt'titrt-(‘l itL'I'r- in .ll‘flllfll‘l’io.”.“.”.”..¢”.~.. e”:“o”e”o e”e”:“o”e”o e o o o e e 1
they moved to this city and the ---.
\‘tllllllllll husband secured a good immobile lttgiialtt't‘arl‘ltl‘.
"Pm" wuwflflun‘d ("r ”'"IWIDtl-Y KNOWN "AIItR titty i.. liaitiititind. llritlgcpoi't,
' r ' ‘ " “ieiiiienient mechanism for llllt't‘ltn'lllg
' - i ' e c t‘lllll‘lt s4 l
The fl(ll0l 0! th h l 1 machines.
IS SHED fok ”Willi“ ”mm" P- Knapp, Bridgeport, sep-
arable :iitticliiiieiit plug.
illnid i‘etri-l’aluicdo,
(Continued from First page.)
ejector mechanism. _
' th-orgFBT'ThZiiiias and H. Anderson.
‘ ‘ ilfitigeiie II and Richard 9. The (it‘-
N‘hu AN" 33-5?“er fondant lives in New York city.
’I'Il i:
tllit'r‘.
it'l “‘ch informed her husband thatl
he t‘llllltllll stand thin): with :t jtiun-t
‘lced llliln any longer 'l‘liey separat :
é Bridgeport,
CUMMINS IN THE LEAD.
OMAHA.
3 Bridgeport. electric switch.
John T. Austin, Hurttord,
I controlling device.
circuit.
Albert t‘titnniins of Iowa. is leading" \lrs Maud v .3“).in cl'tlitiing de-
. ' . ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘. (‘hti in: J. Jollion. tittrtlorJ. sight.
”t‘llr." l‘tlhl. of lictrott. for the R“ ,st-rtion, llslis tor ll divorce from Ed- n". ":9an ‘
iulilicun Dl‘l‘ "‘nilal nomination in ward (l. lledell. She asks, also, that '
mi Charles P. Taylor. Hartford. and P.
‘.\l. lict‘lclian. llurnsidc. paper-cutting
. machine,
Guy 1.. Bonbnm.
'~d'i)"s returi '.‘.om Nebraska's prim 5]“. be allowed by the court to
lll‘)’ held Tuesday. lsome her maiden name, Miss Maud
(‘omplctc returns froin hull of the“ \v. l-‘inch. .
tVtitl precincts in the state have re, These three divorce suits “pro: .
vised the positions ot’ (‘tiniiiiins and brought through Attorneys 1(th d: 9‘1““an mptor. .
Font and given the former a alight ‘ (3nd,... The, m mumm, ,0 ”w, . lease a. l’tillllt'r, Nlltltlil'itiwll, frame
end of 200 votes. iSupt-rior Court the first Tuesday orjtor couch-litiiiiniocksand similar pur—
Stipportcrs of (‘uinminrzs predict h‘~' .\‘.-.tv. Service was made by ”Tuiytpur‘t‘rt: ll‘t’flllltg li‘xlllt‘ lllult’l‘llllt
lltl will be increased by returns. The, Sheriff Edward ll. Douicns. . 1 Ross .\i. G. Phillips. X6“ Hith’ll.
Ford strength has come Chip"? from ItL’i, tinting mechanism; cooker.
\\'c.~t Hartford.
hc ('liiL‘S and towns. Justice t‘hurics. . James P_ St. John, New Haven,
"2. ‘rlughcs is a low third. it is con-.TODAY IN WALL STREET~Ihand-covering.
idercd virtually certain that \\'illiaiii‘ q ‘ , . T‘.‘ . Joseph F. Lamp and ii. (i. lie...-
i. Brynn has been defeated for H“, .\l-.\\ \Ollk, April 22 (\\ nllStrct‘l, any”. New Britain. joint [or frame
tradingl
to 10:00 a. iii.)~ llestiiiipittin of lmemberS.
alter the holiday was attended by fur- Alonzo A. Wilmer. New Britain,
titer shrinkage 0T.\'al_l'Ut-fl,yl the war electrical cooking utensil.
tiblican national conimitteenian, and Kim” ”M -'ll‘\lf'il"1jlll-‘lllilllnil‘lllilrl‘t’ll Norman 8. llurd, New Britain. and
\rtliiir Mullen is leading Major .la.iics‘“l"l‘"“-"‘- lndli'm'ws ”ll” (.ermiiny w, c, Rose. I’lainville. hinge,
i huhlam. of (built". for the plaice "“‘-‘ “"‘f‘l' l‘" ”m" ‘0 "‘9 "““m “‘,’"‘; William C. Rowe, l’iuiiivlllc. hinge.
on the Democratic committee. from \l asbinrzton weie regarded with Frank E. Vandercook. Waterbury,
Iniisgivmgs. lit the course (it the first buckle and threading the “imp.
KILLED iN COLLISION. E5"‘l'll"“f”‘(‘j‘“"i‘gll‘lfil‘c‘l‘l’ql‘f d0")?! ‘0 Frank E. Warner and 1-. D. War
,. .. , 9 __(.. R in points it rue e. ec,c u e titer. ne‘, aterbur ' burr or washer: mak»
‘ lORRtNt-TOX. April ~2. snarle. General Electric, \VestinchOUsc. Bald- int; burrs. y
('- Stewart, who conducts an automo- win Loco and industrial Alcohol, while‘ Benjamin J. Wiggim. “'ttierhtiry.
tile and motorcycle repair shop here= Mexican Petroleum. American Sinelt- blank for memurnnduiii-calendars
as in;.t:intly killed yesterday in a mi: and tlreene—(‘nnancn were lower. (design).
rear end motorcycle collision with \\'ll- by n ‘0 “1mm“ ”“9" POW-"- ‘ "m“ Edward H. Angle. New London. \‘c-
. S; as - 's )WZ‘.
ill llcllonald on North Elm street. film, . “(I an.” ”I“ In}? Intent ll“ ,nicle vtiieel.
, HOE were hearty. Marines were l‘irni‘ Frank p Kobert
it is bcieved that Stewart lost con- ant 'ictive . _ - .
‘ ‘ ‘ ' irit'eiinr: apparatus.
trol of his machine. McDonald rc- _. V... Simon Lake. Milford.
v'l‘ll d on!) a few scratches. ' COURAGEOUS CHILD. boat.
.\ perzon who saw a crowd :afiher- Nellie, aged tour. was gazing intent-1 Samuel F. Millard, Normnk, resil~
.«1 about the two men net after the ly at the visitor's new bonnet. iieiit tire.~
nomination of delegates at large
tic [it‘lllot‘l‘lllic National Contention.
R. ll. llowcil has been chosen Re-
)Iilidale, electric
suhiimritio
i~ < .. . 3 ,
ciilent immaglned there was a rim “Well, dear." asked the lady at last.) “Vol-31:2: n:;(.h(::?:::ltl,1or Maggi-[i];
nd sent in an alarm, a hose cart and “what do you think of it?" iiniichines ‘
"0h." replied the small
i observer“ Thomas P. Stephenson, llristol. kc)"
"ti think it's all right.
All!“ Muyllocking device for dash clocks.
' told mama it was a perfect fright. tut“ Trade Marks.
| The Hart & llegeman Mfg. (‘0,
illm‘ltord. cc lain named t'lr‘cll'it'ill ap-
paratus and supplies.
l East Hartford Mfg. (‘0., East liiirt-
UNCERTMN- ,ford, writing paper.
Mary had a little waist 'l’hc Gcoi'riigtrlp“'l‘l’tlioldCo‘;l Nil-(w lin-
Where nature made n grOW, 1ven, trips, d es, e- es s. tut: it, etc.
And everywhere the fashion went i The Gillette-Vibber Co.. .New Lon
t-crnl firemen responding.
FRANKLIN JRS. WIN.
In a very exciting same yesterday at it doesn‘t frighten me any."——Kansas
I" sand bank. the Franklin School City ’Star.
rs. beat the Washington Schoit .lrs.
.v the store of 6 to l. The game
‘3 played at 2 p. m. It was very ex-
'ting when William 'Het-oer made a.
me run' and Norman Gormley a 3‘
Shoe Co., Nougatuck. razor strolls.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS. I lletding Bros. a Co, Rot-anti», (ten-
The following were Issued April 18.1‘.‘l iloss.
HOCPITAL NOTES.
"in. \Iz-mroy. of Elmcrest Terrace.‘
—.__——-
idon, pipe and service caps, univer-
pager. I The waist was sure to go. .8313. ground-clamps, etc.
" ‘" | -—New York Tim" ; The Goodyear's Metallic Rubber
i
s d i d erat a on this
i‘inmtted an op e :1916: lizt furnished from otllce ot‘ Label. ‘ ..
r.“ i I. ' A. M. Wooster. solicitor or patentl.. The HmthW-Coriiell (0., ,, .u-M
Una” Wlnant. 0' Cd" street“ Bridlewrt. Conn: 'lnndon, "John Winthrop Urnnd tor
i = J‘scharsed mlofiu- Arthur C. Edwards. mm. as- lost.
Norwalk Chronicler