human“. APRIL a. 1916 no: nous
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Mrs. Janos slid hel dnllfiil e'n,I ; ES’I‘ON
. Olive and Ellen. bptlii 'i‘ilt‘btia} in.
V 5 New York City. w
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“an fireman. uf Vilrlrlhtl l'miel‘e‘l Mo: Gertrude l‘lult leturns Sotur
ity. prellilllent in tuiit‘L' elitll'.\ ilitllat day from at “tel '~ \lw ill Stepney.
institution, is \lrllillg lit,» fol-liter room “‘7—
“..‘w‘ Tracer B Alum”. m 1-”. “a“, Mb: lrertiiiti‘ liltir>tllnel has spent
iliil‘ “ct-ii ill East Norwalk.
CITY MARKET
69 N0. MAIN ST.
C. l). Ailimch is itaillig u parage‘ ‘ '
‘ iihltnt't‘ t‘ Smith h.» been the guest
‘Ul Huston il‘iiilfll'r ’
_.._.....—.
erected on the rear of lilo plol tit) on
West Side atenue
Tilt. otiittuir ill town lune enjoyed
Waller Halt-s. (if \Vatelt. \.ll I‘.inn.,
i’l arm-.1 ~; l‘;l.: \i'J‘i {hit and n.“ H'
EAST
rut-lit Sunday will. iii i'a.L':lib on 01”“ 0“ Monday
“tut Side incline t‘ ..—_.._
i
ORWALK — ' iii.» iit">it’ 'l‘readwcli returu> to
'77 lin;oid i'llbzll «it \~.. l-‘talt (‘ol 'i‘itliixlttdi. :iunduy, utter a weeks Vloll
" itylt" i.- elmitlila i'it‘ in. ’t~l‘ \d’iiiiun 3" "‘i “"1““ "9”“- . -
a! il‘..\ hollle till lirmuflmi air‘iiilt‘, . Q t. ‘5 ‘ ,
.w “P l‘iiell hm .m .h “M. ed .\ir.~ 'i illiilla." \\ 'i‘lrudw'ell has been
. . A ‘ ‘ k I h ' . l'tlii dilt‘i of Mr: .1 hit Tr well '
here Will be a special Easttt set-t ll'illli iit‘i litlilst' v.“ litt‘iflfilt'll awn”?! i'i Il~i net. 0 *‘m '
u not! servlct- ‘" “1““ 59"“09“ to iiilzaocth street. South Noriiuik. | '
m, Gregory Boulevard, tomorrow . , . . .
”in: ‘-—-—- .iil;«. iiitllliit> iteliy, oi Lt'liirt‘ sire»
—. Miss livit‘ll scotiilti, ot‘ lroliiym,‘”d"":“' "-L‘ "“1““ her i'iili‘llio. \i -
m Holly inluiiy have removed N Y . is spending ilt'l‘ Habltl‘ \nt'atlonl‘md ‘1” “mm?“ “h"e' . ,
h Benedict Street. on the East ulth friends in till~ place. ‘ ‘ F
u to 47 Bouton 51“.“, in the Sec- Mi (tliti Mrs blank liltllks hair- «it .
.‘ I . . . .. V l
“ District. i Mr and Mrs. (.1 it. “fight, or \\,95t:teltslnml Mr. dlltl Mrs. John L i.Jblit‘ll,
of Huston.
‘_ *Sldc avenue. spent the “l‘ehd'ud with
There will be a regular meeting of “mum...- m New York my. i
~ Third District commissioners on
lendny evening of next week. liegu-i
k matters will be discussed.
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itlltl \l’lillnm Rowland and
—-———- iJallles titliilll are making road repair.-
The Men's lli’lilc (‘lass oi the Iii. E."“‘“ "P01 Pic” hi“-
(‘llurt‘il lit-ltl a regular meeting wed-j . "“—. " ..
Ilse Marion illiommedieu, ot umday «wing at the church. ! . ”mu,” rm,“ 0‘, I)" .i““‘ film? in”
”If! street lci‘t this afternoon for mitt-n a [ltiollltill “uh illollliis tilynn.
I» uveral day‘s visit with relatives in "f “ ”um”
.nthel. Miss L‘lionlmcdieu will be
”sent at tiic wedding of her cousin,
Hi my
are Perfection Smokelessl Oil Haatm.
They never give us a bit of trouble.”‘
“ But how do you make sure of get:
ting reliable oil."
“Ask your grocer for SOCONY
Kerosene Oil. Better look in.hls
" Goodness, have you got one of those
oil heaters too ?
“ Yes—in tact we've got two of them.
They’re realiy‘awiully convenient for
warming up out of the way rooms and
for helping out in extra cold weather.
Til“ Reliance Social (‘liiil will meet.
M the “”"w of “r57 "MW" “Vila-‘3' Albert titirllartit is bllt‘ndlllfl it fl‘W
Ilsa Grace Raymond. who becomes 'l‘u'b‘dal afternoon *1 ’1 O't‘lot‘k. [tlzini with ht< |ILtI't'llii\, Mr and Mrs, _ _ ,
the bride of (it‘tlrgt‘ Bl‘lilo. . -—-———~—-- ‘l’lllilp iii‘iiltil'tii And ll] thfl Fall,theysuve 0081 because WllldOW, too. the next tune you are
' ' 'i‘lle Lndlcs‘ Aid Society of thc‘ ' we don’t hIVG to light the furnace I0 down town and see whether be dis-
Since the removal of the Robertson . ..- Li“ t‘h..rch held an “Ham “,5" Mr.» F‘tl’tlll llrowu and tzrttndson. u
soon. lays the SOCONY sign. SOCONY
.Illding. and the former electric . ‘ . i'lit‘hlt‘r Ill-own. have returned front a .
“in station, on scavicw avenue, “‘m “i m“ mun.“ “MHPMIM' \lsil with .\ir;~ John Kernstock, ill at d ’ (h ' k t 'bl “the "311330f the Standard QICOCD'
dares in the Vicinity tit East Wash- —” , \‘i‘estliort But on! CY smo 6 er" Y" any of New York's best grade of
“ion street are very much better “1' and “m 10““ “"bm‘v or and smell?” . .
- . . ~ . . . erosene Otl. It ts clean clear-burn-
fl‘hted. It in surprising the amount lirooklyn, .‘\. Y. spent the “t‘t‘lvt‘llth .Hm “Hm VH4”, svnll‘t‘f‘ will be . . , ' .
" “Km ”le Widths: i‘ul 0'! 1mm at their residence (in (‘.ldlipp strut-t. mm m H... ..._.m.,,,.,. 0,, 5“,...” wt... “ Not if you get a good one—and use mg and every gallon is exactly like
“by stun-s. E “ ——- :ltorul tit'(‘tll‘:til(llls :tnti rilt‘i‘iii musit I reliable grade of kerosene. Ours every othet gallon.
my Charles W Sim son of Bridge-i (‘hnrics .ttlcock. of Mamamneck, forming “Hill‘iiit‘ ll‘"“”‘"“~
‘ . p ' ‘ \. Y.. slit-lit Sunday with his brother.
33".. will be ill charge of the services.
tomorrow, in the East avenue M. E. Joseph Adcocii. of West Side avenue.
dnrch, during the absence of Jim.
‘I. P. Fairbanks. the pastor. There; Mr. and Mrs. S, Adams have “ohm,"
‘lll be a sermon in the morning as . , . .
”u as special music, and the Easter turned from New lork city and hove;
will! bill be pi'i'Sl‘lllt‘tl in the even. opened their home on (‘udlipp street. Miss i‘iilit‘i h‘nllllon has returned It
1“ [her teaching duties in South Mnnches
of ten itftcr spending hcr sprint; vacation
lit llt’l home here.
Miss llilll Smith. who has spent scv
Mrs. IA‘IIF sillplllalt. who to visit
,inz relutlll-rt in Newark. .\' .I. liitv
‘; veil on ”W iliinliti list silit't'
STANDARD OIL'COMPANY OF NEW YORK
PRINCIPAL amass.- NEW YORK IALBANY' BUFFALO BOSTON
We recommend the lollovvin‘ Oil burning devious u the but of Mr kind z. N" Puffin!" on
Cookstovu and Water “esters. Perfectio- Ssuksleu Oil Heston. Rays Leaps and Lana».
Ll,
- Mr. and Mrs. John lt‘cltt-r.
I Ch excitement was occasioned at Brooklyn, N. y” spent n“. won‘t-end
“I "I” M keys” “a” and host. at their rt-sitienco on West Side are:
w . p _P .. .
nahtngton hm 1' m" “10mm" title. t-rtll llltmtlls With her niece. Mrs. llur
‘h' ‘ mule, attached ‘0 a hm" _ ton I' \icrwin hlls returned to her
“to ice wagon, hectlme frightened ' ‘ '
home in Milford. Miss Hssel Mervin
hen an automobile pa‘th. and at Miss Katherine Mnlitin of or L‘ ”WNW”: mm? mm in Bridgeport.
{Mdl"1r“":“al;- Th" mule W“ walk, spent Sunday as the guest of
(led' on w ten e tr ed to run he was . w ~
Oniwn to the ground. His struggles “”3 ”0‘0" bmflvld' 0f ”ihhmnd “”5 Mrs. tllurence Shipmun and little
rode things lively for a few min- 55“" "r" ”“1”“ N" ”form‘- MF- ”-"d
fills Iversolt lt‘nnton. of ilillcrest ave-
w
' Mrs. Elsie Steinhsrt sung in the pile,
The Sentinel-Stevens battleship South‘Norwnllt (‘onlrrettaitonst (‘hurclt
told is booming along at a splendid Sunday afternoon. at the vesper set
me, Mid East Siders are Well repre-,\1ce_ )
sated in the daily list of contributorsl ‘
which sppesr in this newspaper. It1 ‘ ., .t“‘PGi\‘ at Mr t-ntl Mrs. Arthur t.
you hove made a contribution to Uni 1"“ flu-mus Md MS “will“. but nrntllcy. of Prospect street.
.cvons or to The Sentinel, and you‘ of Brooklyn. spent Tuesday looking‘
hove not received your button. call st 1 m." their property on West Side (“'9-
m'SQntinel once. and get one of the one «no.» of tho AM \‘urlvw- nt the No-
luminous "America" battleship but- ' w-t“ i'l'lu'raifll m-
. ttlrt‘ on “Southern Univ" on tho nrin
Mrs. James Jackson and “9|" “”0 ‘ttttl ‘l'flf'rflf‘l lltirsctlon W‘R rdveniv
.children. of Norwalk. spent Monday the Town Hall. Tun-«tiny «venting
Side
mic.
“r and Mrs. Homer ). flodfrey. of
i"' dueliort: \iius Corbett, of Norwnllt‘
‘Ml's. C. it). t‘oley and son. have beer
remodeled and will be used for tcn~' Services this week in St. Matthew’s
ement purpose; 'lllll'L’l’l were Wednesday and Thurs-
day evenings at 8. sad (:ood‘ Friday at
10:30, and 8 in the evening.
'l’crcy—i shall never have the (001'
tage to propose to a girth—never.
‘ Melcy—Well. you will be saved otte'
ldisappointment in life. anyway. PTH‘].
Wasn’t»;
AND
ISAUGATUCK ‘
P. C. Msurer has been confined to
his home for the last few weeks.
Pasquale. Anunlnntint-s. lti years old.
. who reside.» with his pusnts on Leesi
_ w . . 7 -cu1' rHls our—.lr ls WORTH
Among those front llton \\ ho ult» MONIV.
“Wm“? narrowly “up“! death “”3 'nessed "The Little Minister," at the
“‘5‘"th "‘0"!an MINI he fell fromergent Theatre, Wednesday ewningn MT 1133 THIS. t‘ut out. this
Wood's dam while crtmsing it to gofiil't‘rt‘ Mrs. A. W- .‘ilerwin, MISS Alice slip. enclose with 50. to We! O 00..
to school. As he was able to “.im‘l‘terwin. 1“” C‘ 0‘ Haiti-and “"0 Chime. lll., writing your mud
hl‘ war. able in rcncll the bank with“ ""1"“ haltland. _sddrass cieu'ly. You will receive in.
some dimcuity as the. current is very: There m.“ b? early Communion iniroturn s trial pulleys containing”
strong because of the spring treshet. St. Matthew’s church. EM." Sunday—Jr“ Honey and Tor for Nomi
He was alone at the time of the ac- tile second service. with Holy Commun-icouhn colds, and croupi Foleyi kit!-
cldent so he had no help. As he ion. at eleven o'clock. and the chili ney Pills, ml Foley Csthnrtio To!»
was sfrsld to go home and ‘9" his dren's service in the afternoon, when iota.
An t‘ltioysblc soc‘nl. under the nu
ct. id "howl. ~le
The following program will be ren-
dered at the Advent Christian church; with Mrs. Steinhsrt of West
by the Sundayachool beginning at. 7 “mum.
.- l- - .A s.
posing Song by School.
ripture Reading—omelet
flour—Mrs. Howard Light.
gator—Assistant Superintendent.
l
;°AIR OF SHOES WORN 140 V9".
Q..—
Have Been Used bv 2‘0 Babies in
One Family.
_-
Mrs. Gouge Stevens. Of McKinley
street. entertained the membcm or
the Friendship Association at her.
lection. home, Wednesday. A unique and interesting relic in h C. Belling spent yesterday in parents he kept on his w" to schooltme Lenten boxes will be opened. de everywhere.
dong by School. |the shape of n pair of home-made Bridgeport on businegl when he arrived “We [he teschers' ,—
cmmzsdtizafirucinxion and Ascensionuaomy‘m Methodist Episcopsl churcn;b“b" shoes, made back in the “Mi ___‘ noticed that he w“ soaking wet “nd‘
' static... old pioneer dnys. was presented to S. A. Purdy spent yesterday in sent him home. A number of times
Fairfiold on business
I Rev Edznr S. Jackson. pastor. Fltin-titre Kentuckv Historical Society at
Residents of ill "‘tle avenue. East . . , . . 1 ‘
It lit ’ticl ' .9. ““3“ mm" ”mm ”“5““ ’“ 5-15 Flunkfort. by Col. c. E. Merrill. thel
orwn ' we". m . ‘ ""9" “'ed' 0min. in. A union service With our Bnp- .
day iliih‘ \I‘t‘t‘ix’ ,to 3nd ti 'rt-wn .c wildi”st brethren at ”w Baptist church widely known former Confederatcl Mrs, M. .l. Sanford of Bethel spent
”I My: 5:3: tiad‘ill‘g'flon.th° mg: Morning worship at 102220 n. m, Hit: I'tnti rctirtrtl journalist of this city. yesterday with
the bird wouldlnlnke in“ eifze'tmi: fly ter music D5 a" the pt'ople’prt‘sent. The shoes WW" made by 0‘10”] M" friend's.
"olos by Miss (.lndys Mills ttntl Mrfi‘lrilis grent-grent-xrnndfntlier and hovel
but would picir at the i.-rson with ,
3901‘, sharp bill. “It! build? 3 5" ~ :sic by the children‘s choir. Easterlbeen “or" by 9”” pcnerntlons of, 'l‘. J, Brown has returned to his
w‘ ‘ “d“ 1"“ ‘“ “ "“ Md \inrden sermon by the pastor. from the sllb- ' 'ht‘ \icrrill family 'ill-‘i anat-RTRM“ home here Filpr stwndinx several dlys‘
Wilbur Smith notified. and he identi- 39013 "The Threcfold NGCt’RSitl' Lilidittithcl‘. his grandmother and himself 'in New York on business.
people have fallen oil the dam while:
cruising but only one accident has rtul
suited fatally. People of the Silver-
mille district are in the habit of us—'
ing it as it is a much shorter route
.than if the road was taken.
Easter Specials
TAT BECKMANN’S
iZi' rnssutliccs 25c
in town visiting
a Elsie Steinhnrt. and some spt-t-illl mu-
.cd it as a llolboclls Greebe, s. rare
‘Hld from the North that occasionally
finders into the state, and whose vis-
it Ire recorded in the slate book of
‘WI. The Grccbs are diving birds,
.d pursue their food under water and,
"wequentiy their powerful feet are
‘ hr back on their bodies and. when
my set on land far front water, they
are unable to raise and fly. as they
1' u to flop along over the surfdbe of
A“ water. using wings and feet to-
. we got into the air. The bird was
$7qu to‘the shore. where it scrunblsd
the water and the last seen was
Ming for Long island Sound at n
“#0 that showed him to be in perfect
ligation after his strange experience.
t,
‘ OWAYTON Z
M“-
Island.
- ~
. uncles Stevens. of Belle
.R'
M i‘lr. and Mrs. John Snt‘f‘iln visited
Mb with Mrs. W. H. Balm, of
' its-Jitter sun or coat: Hunt-t
.i'essed their faith ill Christ nnd desirel
Upon Christ." The ordinance Of bop-t
tism will be administered for those,
desiring it ,and those who have con»
These shoes have on interesting.
iramiiv history. Since the beginninsl
of their career. Hit years rum. in the
in the'nuynrd of Andrew Merrill. who
received. Sundnv' . . i
.erv d With t. n l W shin ton in:
school at 11:50 p. ill. The Ilibic lesson 1‘ 0,. 9 0m ,a g .
for the study hour is. mum, Risenlm“ \1 or of the Revolution until that
Christi"._1st Cor. 15; 1.33_ The M‘surrender of t‘ornwnllis at York
tendance at Sunday school last Sun-jtown. the shops have been placed on
day was the largest that has been Heelilme feet of 20“ babies of the Merrill
for some time. For the first time ltlir ii .
.1 long while. perhaps, the adult tic- am y‘
vat-intent outnumbered the primary de—; They have traveled thmurh seven
partment. The contest on bntwcen the Mates. and had been returned from
two adult classes brought their at- ’i‘ 1 . .
tendnnce up to 3. The women ted by ex“ on y a few dsvs “0' .“hm "m
'wo points in attendance, but the meniwere sent by Colonel Merrill to join
had one new member, so they are still it'ic wiuabie collection of relics in the
'nbottt even. Junior League at 3 p. minuwum of the ilistorlco‘ Sore.- at
The pastor would like to meet all ofar... ki‘ . .. ' ~
the Juniors for a short session. Ep-i ”m ort. Lexin,ton (Km “and"
worth League at 6:45 p. m. The topici
is: “Little Chances to Help." Missl BUSINESS AND PLEASURE-
“aud Brundnge is the leader. Even-l “We want to keep business out of
=--.. worship at 7:30 p. m.~soniz SPT'Lpolitics” said the reformer
vice. followed b shot . -' . "
y t sermon Sub 'Well. replied Senator Sorghum.
cot for the evening meditation is:
"you've taken all the pleasure out 0'
"No Refuge but in God."
Thursdsys—Mid-week prayer scrviceiit. If you take all the business out
in, it. too. i don't see what's.- going ti-
at 7:30 p. m. If you believe the prom.
be left."-—Wsshington Star.
admission to membership
chillch will be
o
N... ._..- u...
we. of Jesus that "where two or three,
we gathered together in
here. am i in the midst of them.” then
surely you will desire to be It the
prayer service-(hm is. if you consldcr
" wortl‘ while to meet chus during
the week.
Tossdsv evening. lay Id. is the
date set for the lrst quarterly confer-y
once of the new conference your. The
480110.! SCHOOL CHILDREN
Measles. scarlet fever snd whcovlu
cough are prevalent anion: school
'ehtldrcn in runny cities. A canon
cold novel- should be neglected us it
mmMntMtttisnm
mm to throw on loss 00%
tons Moss. Vol-ri- new! and Tr
to shunt to «he. sets coldly. css
flu.”
m m
i
iLTON
York has been the guest of friends in ""—-'
town for the pant few days.
.‘ WM
0. .l. Ogden ,of New York. was in
'tow n Tuesd .
Miss Ruth Banks has returned t0l n o sy
her home after spending the lost few}
days in New York as the guest of;vi
friends.
Miss Gertrl‘tlc \‘ltnStrom of New. >
Mrs. Oliver Drawing. of Flatbnsh. is
siting her sister. Mrs. Henry (‘ht-
'chester.
-A-
am? The Misses Adelaide and Carol Nich-
Th work of . the
P ‘ remodeling iols. of Dcerficld. Muss, are in town
Snugstuck scale shop but been fln-1 for over Easter.
lifted. The work was done by con-i
tractor T. J. Quinlan.
The baseball season is opening and
_the Wilton nine is forming, ready for
D. A. Parker 01 New York has reuthe opening games.
turned there t-fter spending the last‘ M 8 ll, liddicb ok dGeo
few days in town on business. l l“. “ ro 'sn rgc
W. P. Burltt 0f Weston npent y“. B. Middlcbrook. of New York, are in
.tovvn for the Buster holiday.
terdsy in town on business.
The sister import-OT; the Sisters of
the Annunclotion. has presented St.
cons. tru \ roun-
The ction work on the Matthew‘s church with a silver bapv
dstlon for the new gmge hu Dw- Unmet shall.
sresbed- very rapidly during the In“
wed:- The. work 1' Minx ““9 b" c. o. Eskland rs elicits-d in mm
wntrsctor St. John. 1. C. Msexensl., gm alterations snd Improvements on
PM of the—41...” M Mr. Initiator New York. newly sc-
wttt occupy this new building u soon attired smut-1v. in North Wilton.
ulti- nut-bodusoonssthcm‘
. . Mrs. Lockwood. It the Inn. has boon
nation is Inhihod the building known ilk no ly mm“ ”up
“bd‘mm'm*'°"‘mls onwununmlmmseen
on to it. The building be: M In memes. l
bus-undwthcwsttbcnn. I. “w
mum-omits ”Lil-W ‘M'W .
mmumnmmorm“m°'mm'”
. . B ibosold
demotion-m. u"“‘""'"‘ £5“; .0...
Armour’s Star Hams. per 1b.
Armour’s Smoked Shoulders. lb .......
Very Best Creamery Butter,lb.
....... 25¢
90¢~
6 cakes Kirkman‘s Borax Soap .......
Monogram Rye Whiskey, large bottle .
Wilson‘or Green River Whiskey, bot. .
3 lbs. Whole Grain Rice for ...........
Old DutchClcanser .
22¢i
........... 15¢.
....... 40¢
95¢
25¢
3 cans for 23¢
NORWALK’S LARGEST GRO CERY
A. F. Beckmann
—8 WASHINGTON ST;
83 5 SOUTH NORWALK.
two sonny well lighted floors.
Will ‘ Hlfl um
FUNDIN- DIRECTOR!
& Co.-
PHONE 1405
. Brighten the. Home. for Easter
Look in our two big show windows for suggestions of
our immense stock of late and artistic models, which fill
We promise best value for every dollar expended here.
Ptomw did careful delivery by our own auto trucks.
RAYMOND 85 SON
Norwnllt. Gems
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