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"I WM . car of Hume mu“ “m c '7". “i an: i: years old and l have been labor for the work. The contractors
has been engaged as Janitor oi the
Jones. Allen. Kane.
“My use In Is- wish
£332.}
for the purchasing at suitable pictur-
Niss W. .1. Crawford has returned
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ithe East Side. taking up their homes “9th“! Churi‘li- will commence ND’ ainat me to ever get cured. but Foley
The detour. which was recently re-
Mr. Ruscoe‘ “Id“?! Pills ‘10 the “m“ 300‘. than paired, is again in bad condition. 0n
wort. although several iamilies moved I‘ A 1 t be it wn '
‘10 New York and New Jersey. Sev- I or no ' troubled with kidneys and bladder taut-an get skilled help but they cannot es for the decoration oi the school
eraioutofvtown families. from Siam. ; Charles 'ltuacoe oi liewiaboro. who a ‘ood many years." writes Arthufiprocure as many day laborers as the! rooms.
lford and New York. have moved to I
to her home in New York after spend
ing the last few days in town visiting
1 here. I
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i The annual meeting of the Woman's
immign Missionary Society of thaI w
th avenue M. E. Church was held |
Manning at the residence of MP5. A. N. '
'Paddocli. on Seaview avenue. Follow-y .
.. ing the election was followed by a’ Maple street are gumts of (Ira. Much.
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.Dl t social time. .in \oroton. this week
CITY MARKET
69 N0. MAIN ST.
A birthday surprise party was te
Mrs. S. B. Hoyt and children of East “Nd ““0“ Butler ‘“ m“ homo °“i
lRailroad avenue. Sunday evening. the _
‘event being his twentyfirst birthday.“
during which: 'The Colonial Theatre orchestra play-
iVictrola selections were alloyed. The} Mr. and Mrs. Francis Often are the1 ed an d the young men sans.
iodicers elected. last night. include: i proud parents of a bright baby girl.i M” S it How of East \iain ““384
‘l’reeident—shiis‘s Hatilda Smith; vice.j born on Good Friday. rovidled' [gum enjoyment to the
President—Mrs. Daniel L'Hommedieu.i Miss Mable Justice of North Stamigou“ mud,“ “f the neighborhood
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9"? arv Miss Sadie Randall. Tics .iord is visiting with Miss Mildred this “wk m shins mam an mm“
fhunt. The little ones witii baskets inI ‘
relieved.
Bald ermine"
EAST
surer~Mrs. A. Greenwood; Pianist~- Butler of Railroad avenue. '
Miss Clara Edmonds.
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*‘new duties on May 1.
MN "“1 move from Lcwisboro to M. mwnim"mus I ever tried.” Rh°“m‘"‘m"the King street hill large ruts have
house on Richmond Hill. 'achlng back, ahooting "h”- "mIbeen formed and the recent rains
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n- joints. irregular action. all h." be“ have made it very muddy. Several
—A Ientlnel Want Ad. for result.
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large trucks have become stuck there
within the last few days and a seri-
ous acrident
on Saturday morning when a large
truck slid down the hill into a deliv.
ery wagon.
The school children of the West.
Saugatuck school are planning to give;
a pinyin National hall within a short
time. The money raised will be used
friends.
friends.
with friends.
Dean Merrill spent the week-eni- tit
New London visiting with friends
Miss Patrice Hangar has returned
to her home here after spending «ev-
was parrowly avoided .eral days in New York as the guert of
J. B. Hangar of New York spent illt)
week-end
in town visiting wnh
l-‘rancis P. \Vaiiemnn. a student at.
the Yale university. spent the wwit-
end at the home of his parents here,
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Several East Side members of the
Ililiside Homing Pigeon Club shipped
their birds to Elizabeth. N. J.. today
{or a training fly.
Re‘gular matters of business, yes
tel-day afternoon. were transacted at
the regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society of the East avenue M. E
Chlfich. fl
. Summer residents of the Marvin
.. ‘Beach and Burton Point tracks are
taking their appearance in this city,‘
taking up their homes here for the
. There is no meeting. today. of the
; Woman's Auxiliary of Christ Episco-
-.'i'al church.
Llflftbday party this session has been
‘ mtponed to next Thursday after-
3.000.
Daniel Keogh. lrvin'g Robertson. Ed~
ward Mead. Jacob Wolfe and Carl
Wicks were last evening. at the third
‘ “riot caucus. elected delegates to
1 the city convention on May lot in the
"at, ball.
it was erroneously reported yesten
*y'tlnt the Woman's Auxiliary blrth-.
”patty was to he held last night.
”my is to be given this evening.
dyrcb on Gregory Boulevard. A fine
Man has been prepared for pre-
mu. .
these days. Several weeks past
morals were thiamine.
Joelle/local poop“ undoin-
‘ mmmwmtdse;
H Glimmer. ‘
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Fred Johnston. 3 Rowayton lobster
man. has purchased a new motor boat.
Herbert W. Woods, foreman for Hnr‘
old A. Parsons, who recently injured
his ankle while working in Tokeneke.
is recovering. '
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The successful bidera for the issue
of 870.000 of Barton school bonds
were Sidney Splint d: 00.. and Fris-
bee &, (30.. both of Boston. who will
each take half of the issue at 871.440.
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.PROTECT lCHOOL CHILDRIN E
Measles. outlet lever and whooping
children in many cities. A council
cold never should be neglected as it'
tour-dining“ ”prongs, and 1's:
lanl‘vpanti'd' mailman
rainihh' film a. r‘~
Bold' t‘i‘él‘mberL
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Mia‘s Kathleen Ut'IIlitd oi South .\'or-
wallt spent Sunday with Miss Dora
Aiinunziato of Forest street.
Mrs. Theodore Jones of Scott (‘or
llt‘f'ii spent Easier with her daughter.
Mrs. til. it). Adams of Hoyt street.
sultiition with the borough officials.
(‘iiuries Mills has let: the employ of
the Johnson Garage and is now work-
ing for t‘hri. .\iat loan in Stamford.
Robert Harper, who has been in
New York all winter. has returned
and is now employed by Dr. Kaiin at
Tainiudke Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Banger anti
child from Stamford were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rodimer of
laUJl ;.treei ovél‘ Easter.
(. ‘ ' Henry Kunisch. employed at iMathi-} siren ndilfl‘ that 8'
son‘s automobile store on Railroad. minimum- “‘9 0‘ "5“ will be "oft Plans for the dance. members of
ave.. has moved back to Stamford. He less than iifty cents an hour. elsh‘ the Westport club are to give in Nil-_
commutes to his work daily.
Mr. and Mrs. irving Purdy of Car-
mel. N. Y.. spent Monday and Tuesg
day with D. R. Merritt and family on
South Main street. ~
have been spending the winter in
.Bai‘eud Van Gerblg and iamily, who
New York, took possession oi their
_summer home on Smith Ridge Tues
day.
Theodore Saunders has moved trout
Mcbuflle double house on flat ave
one where he expects to conduct an
, , iweghena the system so that it is not 0mm“! Wm- H! 1m“! h"
(”thereon tew removals on the East in condition to throw a: we oer-i W“ "0'4"“-
s‘. 0. Raymond has broken mad
for a new garage near his-residence
\~ . consumed-avenue. “bananas.
it Ir. Raymond will become acquainh
'hand hunted high and low and all sue.
:cccded in finding at least two eggs‘
Vlilui were colored appropriately torI
} the occasion. '
Gus Orr returned from Guatemala;
:City, (‘entral America. last Thursday.l ‘
Supt. Gardner of the electric light, where he has been located for thoi
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,Kl company was in man Tuesday in con past two years drilling wells. Mr. Or. lverely injured Tuesday morning when
expects to return in a short time. but.
in! what place he I“ Vet uncertain-ln‘mfl hill was struck by a large
Mrs. Orr is at present at Jacksonville,
Fla. Mr. Orr give-amany glowing ac-
counts of the country where he has
been located since leaving New Can
aan. There is only one drawback.
says Mr. Orr. and that is the numer.
one earthquakes, whitilihe has no love
for.
The Carpenters
iAmerica. Local Union No. 409Nhas
ir May 1, the
and Joiners oi
constitute a day's worlt. ea-
‘capt on Saturday, when work shall
terminate at l2. The Union has
agreed that all work contracted for
i on larch l which is not finished by
i any 1. 1016. will be completed at the
ioid scale. ,It is also specified in the
: agreement that no union carpenter
. shall work for any person or persons
i not resilariy sum in the carpentry
:business ior less than sixty cents an
‘ "r". it. any carpenter is iound vio-
' hours to
. Attended from the local union for error-
iod of not lees then three months. It
is presumed that the contractors will
tied it of necessity to sign the agree
meat. nothing to that century having
been nelson of to date.
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the wagon he was driving up King)
‘truck, belonging to Andrew Taylor of
!Darien. John A. Finch was driving
the truck and stated after the accl-
dent' that he was unable to stop as his
brakes would not hold. The team in
’which Green was riding belonged to
Mrs. E. W. Banks.” Mr. Green was
severely iacerated about the face and
his body was severely’briilsed. He
[was removed to his home on River-
side avenue.
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tional hall. have been completed. The
money raised will be used for im-
proving the club rooms. The mem-i
hers also expect to run a dance at:
the beach a short time after the open-I
iii; here. . I
The tug. Ocean Queen, belonging tol
the A. J. Scott company at New Lon-1
!don which sank near the Kemper tan-
inery on Thursday morning. has been:
partially raised. The boat caught on‘
ad Millnort avenues to the. lathe the” cl.“ he “a“ be “win mud bar at high amelioration entire-'
ily submerged. it‘ll expected that it:
Swill be raised within a in am._ ‘-
iWorkonthemat oementarch lie-t
tween piers one and two will he straw
edeetaetlaaethis-eeh. The false
wwkfor nearehhaaalreadyben,
put up. For the past few weeks the
contractors have had trouble ‘seeuriag
a
do not require breaking-in, but '
are easy and comfortable the first
day you wear them. You never
have the desire to “let it out”
while wearing W. B. NUFORM
CORSETS.
W. B. NUPORM, STYLE 440. (Sea
’ large liberta' lion). Fa average full
figures. Mails. hut. Double hip
castration giv- naole than good
value- Smooth i!- Loos varies.
Myth-ad- “.50.
Othar'W.B.Medels.$lmup.
50:»
are“-
Coutil. timid-I1 trimmed. $2.00.
w. B. NUFORM. STYLE no (3..
snail mints-fie.) ”din low but:
Wine-ta. WWCNtiI;
W. B. BRASSIERES. won with
w. a Coa'aetl .in Iaahiuabla
Wadaddhmflt.
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