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marrow an officer will be sta-
N at Hefner's cigar store to re:
,Uve recruits for the army.
mg last evening with Miss Hazel
hon, Van Zant street, and disposed'
um” Willem—.1]! U
The log which covered the land and
u. this morning was the thickest in
m. it was practically impossible
ill! see more than fifteen feet ahead.
The monthly meeting of the Sunday
and m of the (East Avenue 1!.
.I Much was held last evening. On-
I, mun- slain came to the atten-
. h of the meeting.
flintflorwflk sheets .to be the seat
.1 operation for a gang-of desperad~
_ 1", Int night. nearly every resident
, was mad today ulth a gun in
not rocket.
Them {was a family spot on Second
moot last night. It kept the “neigh-
HI! awake and finally the police were
Hillel. The lemily quieted down in
lite and dad for the rest of the night
”so reigned.
“It is a noticeable fact that the ho]
any lines are more patronized since
the outbreak of the burglaries and
Mid-ups. At least double the burn.
to” m at people who formerly walked
néw use the car.
”t!
(leery Noah was severely injured
yesterday when a piece of hot steel
Show from the machinery into his right
days. Mr. Nash is employed in the
Winston Arms. Bti'dgeport- Medical
“button was given him and he is
m mm comfortably although the
m0 is quite painful.
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Miss Viola ll. Ackerly, of Rowayton,
”while attmdiné to her household du
ties at her home. turned her ankle
over and sprained it so badly that she
” twill be laid up for about three or four
‘week.
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'5 h Ieels tine. No indiges-
Whom, or belching of gas. or
slot undigested food. no diz~
matching upset stomachs.
p ides. it, is harmless.
or on and women now set
.. roads without " fear-
to? nepotism yrlll save
hlmisery.
. your. sake, get a. large
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m didn‘t Resp on being
The Basqua Campfire Girls held a1
and. with five holdlups and a rob!
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Harry E. Scofield was the preacher
_l_——
pine.
' mg anecdotal: and others have
leased a. large sectional the late Cap-
tain Oliver Cook's oyster ground to
Captain David B. Decker, the yearn
rental being $200.
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Dim ll“) Wit)“.
(Fred Wood has accepted a position
.m'the mitt a Knapp flat (scion.
.Mrs. Lily .Sharkey and her daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Shankey of ‘Rlverside.
were visitors in Newton, Sunday.
it is pnderstood that cardinal Farley
will spend next summer on Shippan
Point Stamford as he did last.sea-
son.
5, Station Agent and Mrs Charles H.
‘Carter spent Sunday in New Haven.
‘Miss Ryan. the hssistunt‘agent, was in
charge of the local office during the
day
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, A sugar famine is threatened in
ttown The A 8: l’ Tea Co.’ 5 supply was
entirely exhausted on Saturday, and
that of other local dealers was almost
depleted.
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”Miss Ruth Patterson and Miss Price cc,
teachers in the local school, entertain
ed a fellowoteacher of Southport, Sun
day afternoon, and the ladleda enjoyed
a trip to that village escorting their
guest. home. accompalned by W. .W.
‘Bailurd aha George IR‘. smith, in the
letter's automobile.
Tho rust-hound train leaving Dar-inn
at (2.41 Sunday. night had trouble
:hcrtly after pulling cut...’ it was at
first
blown out, but 'it was ascertained
that the trouble was not so serious.
uni after a short delay. the trip was
continued. ‘ .
Petitions were circulated Sunday
and generally signed in the local
churdhes, favoring the passage by th0,;.
tenure! Assembly of {he proposed
Constitutional Amendment; for state-
wide prohibltlon, and also or the hill
:‘illllg women the ballot on all liquor
matters as they now have on school
questions.
There were three trunnion of real
estate in Darlen, last week. and the
mortgages recorded by Town Clerk
Hoyt amounted to 324, 300. (For the
Ithls year is way ahead of last. .-
g F. B. Bauer has sold a fountain 'to
C the Noroton Pharmacy.
“3...“..- “ac...—
itev. G E Ritcher, whose chruch in
services during the winter, was' en
:abied to return home Sunday. by auto
mobile. as ag guest of George .R. Smith
in time to enjoy the tectimonial‘to
Dr. H. A. Johnston and the address of or 33“ evening W331“ 033m“ \lc ' ‘ ter-
Dr. Shailer Matthews in the Stamford
Presbyterian church Sunday night.
has been frequently heard in various
1 Wilma, spoke most entertaing- will be resumed tonight The 3001‘s.; «Mrs‘Broadway 5!. Talmndue Hll en-
loco.
ly, Sunday night, in the Methodist
'|,church on "Joan of Arc," demotistra
Iting a wide familiarity with the
‘French heroine and the history of her Dr. E H Jones
tts,ime and commending her spirit and
her ideals to the American people to-
Edam“?
A hearing will be held in Hartford 13." William L W96“ :3 g: 58’: fig: visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hamid '-
'tomorrow, by the Judlcidry Cellulit-
tee on the hill drafted by G. E.
Richter or this town, and presented by
Representative Stephen R. Hoyt,
twhich proposes that voters shall be
rig, tout breath or head required to register annually, instead
or being carried over on the lists from
o.‘ ‘upepsin ,is noted for its your to year. and also that, when a
voter. moved from one ‘jtoyrn to any
wrest. quickest and most other the registrars or the town to .-
mach antacid in the 7711019;wa he goes 51,“; “gm? thoracic: .
'trdrs in the town or tor-mer- residence ‘
that they have made such an enno‘lh
merit, to prevent the overlapping or
namesandfiepossiblhty71171131703931.1935 one-halt. the town oneholi.
iy voting in ,«two towns on one day.
Pjelpe's Diapopsin
storé and put your ‘
be repeated this your mounting to
- ports.
‘ rainy driys ti! ritual.
thought that a cylinder had.
The trouble is in finding suit.-
able grounds. lbst your dire show was ,
annual dinner and dream—party at the
army 3W The new is but a.
loose organisation, hardly than than.
a name. A few years up. several of
the young men or the town. becoming
med of families, with smaller rapport.“
deities or inclinations together no
quenily for social functions, such It.
they had enjoyed in the High School
and earlier business" years, decided to
get together annally. on the last Bat-
urday of Fehxruury, tor a lolly time,
as in days ,gone by. The conditions
at membership are otherwipe hand to
state. A few more recent residents of
the town have been received into the
charming circle, which altitudes a tow
.ocal business men, although most at
the members are commuting daily to
the big city. flificers are chosen. main
ly in the spirit at fun, at each annual
“eat." and have-little to do during the
greater part of the year. until the
time to prepare for the next meet up
preaches. Until last. year. the [other
lugs ware always held in New York.
but last year the committee discover
ed that the Hotel Davenport and the
Stamford Theatre were iully able to
provide all the elements or a good,
time uhich the occasion required. But
urday night 5 experience again demon-
strated the wisdom of the new policy
of utilizing near—home lecithin. The
cuisine of the Davenport adtlaupd the
most particular palate. and Mrs. Hart-
ley's oterinx It the Simtord Then:
its “was equally satisfying. The dia-
ncr is always strictly a ltd: “fair,
{but wires 0! the men share the theo-
lire party. The table tell: alter the
banquet, and before the march to the
theatre was begun, was, as usual, at
i sort that dealt with peculiarities
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his men unaudited. and the hm
mere oi the v‘nrious speakers were
well wielded and the knocks equally
well received, lop every man took all
that came to him in tho jovial spirit
of the occasion.
Still“ “Wit“
till“ “0W“
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Team No. 4 3 o 1990. "M
Team No. 3 3 1 ‘860 sflmruqegiteath. ls confined to
_, her home with grip.
Tedan 0. 08 2 1 .
gm :3; g g m Mrs. Elmer Webb is visiting with
- 7 friends out or town.
Team No. 5 b 3 ‘. 00 .'.
Team No. 1, contained by W. 0 lie? Mrs
third week in February, 1916, there m was badly beaten last evening menu,
was only one sale or property and the W Team N0. 3. captained by D!“ W11"
mortgages amounted to 32 500 so that ham L. Weed. in another session in M}, John W8 v
the bpwling tournament at the South
North!!! club. "Mac. " claims that the
reason that his team loll hunt the:
insighth of victory wait that Dr. Juries,
one of the best players on the taunt.
Southport discontinued its evading “as unable to play and was given an]
at craze score of it. 6. Hove-rovers, his
opponents dort‘t think so and "Mac. " is
out as tabbed right and tort today
Di Weed made the highest airing,
{loan was second with 259 and Samoa
Wltmeyer third with . 250. Captain
Weed made the highest single. 95. Mc-
H. E Scorield of iRoweyton who Lean was second with 94 and the next
high single was 89. The tournament
Team No.1
ore: any micelles odious one
Dulce “sectarian in Stringed Sat .
married and settling down as husband
.r‘cxperlcnces, real or imagined. of I
Steve “danger: Jenner malaise: at
{he WWII clouds The NW Eng
land league. lowering quietly to rev
surrect the old circuit whichpnssed
tents, Worcester spa l’ortiand were
from into the mien league, and if
so use crowds his-elicits 1mm will
beta the new circuit. A Lynn as
societion is Waiting to he organized
as soon as Flanagan gives the word
that all is well along the line.
it the” resurrection of the old" New
Edmund league does not materialiae,
an independent club will represent
Lynn in an association that is being
{crowd by Bert it’sedo,.former catch-
el and manager in the New England
circuit, and Billy .lrturphy 01" the Gen—
eral Electric company.»
Eugene B. Frazer. until recently
president of the Lyon club in the
hetero league wil be a member of
the new association. , Wooden last
year was manager of the liagerstown.
no. mom or the Blue Ridge league.
but has held oi! signing tor this your
baseball. aituatlon in Lynn during the
summer. Both Weedcnhnd Murphy
have been informed by Mr. drape:-
that Ocean Park will be ,nvniiable to
them for baseball this season.
lr'i'miugnn'c idea in lo estabish a
sale and suite salary limit. and to
sturt'lhe neuron no earlier than May
1 and close on Labor day.
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Miss Seymour 0: West street is a
grip victim.
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Paul Recall is visiting with.
in New York.
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telling her‘
daughter in Stamford.
Mrs. William Nichols of East me-
one is visitintt in Stnmiord.
Charles .\icchudry haepurchus‘ed a
PierceArrow. automobile.
Mrs At Bishop has gone, lb Penn
g'syltunin tor the remainder of the Win‘
I
Miss Florence Scoileld has been via:
itiug with friends in Mamdroueck, this
week.
ilertained her sister and, little son last
into ficgdtsmd‘ when Lynn. Law- ,’
1
until he found out whet is to be the;
Charles McKoudry this Just, returned 7
St. Louis l’trst»Qismt,ch.
Strict Restitution.
fie-Ila you molly believe that an
stolen 3M8 must he rector-ml?
fibril—Of course I do.
lie—Then. since my i‘tlflfit'k’flt‘e is
troubling be. will you let we return
you the like I stole lust nightl—Jlnltb
were American.
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Tho Gm! Lovoldr.
Every tellbw intros his turn,
We would mite.
With lmpaticme you may burn.
But must wait
True demerram, men say
In on top
Tlure'a equality in a
Barber shop
«Kansas (fit: Journal.
Friendly inquiry. %
"What are you Illillij.’ notr. ' ’
«“l'ni in the freight senile of the
X. Y. and Z. railroad."
“Ah! And how lire things braking?" , flirt-nlead however. it 16 not meant to;I m kman
~Loulsvillc Courier-Journal.
mmm--..~m
Strained. Head.
‘ pom-1m (dismailyiwwo might we
bunk-re. i know two porno ‘i could
get.
e WHO?» Are you sure?
Poet -» Positively. Neither of them;
has sold a poem‘for sin months‘-h‘.x-
(bulge.
‘ We" Done. .,
"Well," said the. doctor, “you're cured
at last. liow do you feel i"
“i feel." said the mttent. looking at
his wallet sadly-“l furl as it i could
, Ital-t life all over uguln."--i.chigh Burr.
For: All bodacious. "
While woman. a the sage nmrms.
line bruins hell no her forehead. _
Sill need: but two descriptive terms--
“(‘uie' and" Hitarrld"
~—K.Iund.o City Journal.
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Feiry Tutu:
Mrs. llm-or,1-~Kiug Solomon must
4
~ have been shine story teller. don‘t you
think?
Mt. Baron-Why so?
"Look at all the. whee he had!"—
Yonkers Statesman.
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Dramatic Progress."
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W. 0. McLean 76 89 94 2591;week
Stephen Dokus . Si 75 76 2853
59559 3 59 7 1738 Mrs Noble of New York was .in ..
1‘4” l 33k" 73 85 52 2‘9 town for a few days this week, calling .' ,i '
on friends. '
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Samuel Witnteycr
Samuel Greenstein
George 5. North
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67- 77 53 797
304 315, 311 930
truth alias to PM
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rum? ‘cheouarter. as; each count;
walleyuolnmnwl
t'were shomewhat damned attai- no pl:
driving ‘7! Jump-
, tun "also says’gth’ut "an no.
{If town is alone concerned the state
as the “bridge the
_;dealt with by mg: state blah» .~
H. Mead. South avenue.
C. Chéneworth and Mrs. Cheneworth , 3
{Fort Sly are stopping for a few
days“ at their summer home. _ ’
ligand ems. Ernest Brown, who
have been at Atlantic City, have re-
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Mr and viral William Hogan _
:an .‘Deverill and
turned to their bemoan East overdue. . ,
two children or
who manages decided it has. goo
produce
ServantJl‘hehlodlady says she would »
like to have the room rent when it is
. convenient. .
Runner—That's u’h’en she'll get lt.—-‘
\ in this. half.
“Whatlxscame oi the play you wrote '
. the years are?“ r -
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ed throws which would have proved
fatal to the locals had they been com
pleted. Ashmead’s great work was
heartily applauded by the fans. who
are now entirely satisfied with the lo-
cal aggregation, after the captain and
Leonard have been
rsnkl. in praising the great play of
Adettriorate in the slightest degree
tirom the credit due Joe Even for
his performance last evémng. The
little forward uncorked some of the
fast est playing that has been seen‘
on the local court this season. but
ihim/licupped to a certain extent by the
p'uylng to‘ .Schimmel and tsimberg
who are new to the game, the little
allow was unable to lit into the great;
Quin uork which has been a feature
of thc play of the Nanticokc omega
-tiun this season
After the hall went up at center
iron: the start of play it was some
.few moments before either team could
work the leather neat enough to its
omoncnts Basket to chance a shot.
The locals finally got within striking
distance, however, and Joe Ashmead
ward the first goal of the gamma .
melt) running shot from directly und-
er the net "Chic!" Muller then scor
r-d one tor the visitors and Joe Evens
did likewise Mike Smoiick came
across with the trying score at this
thin and "Eckv" Calder put the k)-
call-x into the lead for keeps by tossing
his first basket of the game at this
opportune moment. After this the
twoteams battled evenly for some
time. and it looked as it the soon;
was going to be cloae The locals
finally got started. however, and Cald-
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enough baskets to put the score in
the locals' favor at 15 to 4 as. the
bell ended the first half.
The visitors wore the first to score
brief and insufficient, tor even lut-
tilt" the Nor-walk team in the slightest
danger. The locals broke through
" the Nauttcoke line almost at will and
tuldrr, Smolick. Word. Holman
and Ashmcnd had little difficulty in
cutting seven field goals between them
“Chief” Muller did most
of ‘hc shooting for the visitors in this
session? but. the long Shots pi the
. ' "Ciel" always bounced orttue‘ run or ,
fmisscd the basket by the smallest
lill" kin. Ever-s, Slmberg and Muller,
uranuged to score one held lice] apiece
in uie‘ last half and the “Chief” also“
succeeded in netting two free throws 1
The, stations were outclassed in, this‘
half however, by just. as wide a mur-
gin as théy were in the first period.
The lineup and score were as follows:
Norvraik . ‘ Nunticoke
Sniohckr .3; ....... Simberg
d_ ' R. F. .A
Calder ......... . ..... . ...... Evers
, Io!”- -
Lumrard ’. ..........-Leary
. Amused. 1....Muiler
, Bolivian {L .Schlmmel.
: ~. no. .. . .
‘Rcieree’, Tom ' Thorpltimer, S.
, Cinema:
2,-Ashmedd.‘
Foul Kmlflt‘
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added tonne]
ct. Smollck and ”canard pitta! up:
in the last period. but their rallyV'yrtrtsj
the usual roughness which marks‘ the
preliminary game was noticeably ah~
wr‘t’ Throughout the entire contu’t,
the players on both sides performui
in a very creditable manner, and it.
uas clearly shown because they ww-
outplayed and outclassed, that the
Mintduks went doun to a deft r
'(‘f‘u‘uicy Lindeherg, the great pincci-lt
“e. ark” refereed the contest in pretty
ligt'nl shape. The lineup was as loi-
l'lcus
’ Mcntauhs " Colt»-
. Lm.chak .................... .Mu‘ir-u
i R. l-‘.
........ ,...... Hitllll ’
' L. F.
“R ler .. .. ............... Brothermn
7 0.
Me lhoney ................... Snmh
. Ii, G. ‘
.\l- Chink . ....... I ......... lvih
L. G.
HtTTiNG THE MA‘PLES
The ‘Norw‘alks uill roll the Tigers
this evening, at 300nm": Alloys in
Cedar street. J‘he Palace and the in-
dependents will roll a match game at
the Norwuh Alleys.
The Factory and the Office ton :ns. .
of the Norwaik The & Rubber t‘o
League will roll a big pin match at in
.\‘orwalk Alleys tomorrOw flight.
l The newspapennen and the uptown
bankers are now arranging fot the
second game of their series The
match will probably be piayedmithin
a few days.
The Hour Printers are clamoring for
another game with the neu spapermen.
thinking doubtlessly that My will
have some “easy meal. " The scrfoos
will probably take on either the battle
‘sers or the printers some evening this
week
The Palace ‘shalks'f will have to
hit the maples harder this evening,
than they ever hme before, it they
expect to head off the independentsa.
The uptown youngsters are at lhlx
Qtime, the class of the City League.
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iWALl. UNDERMiNED BY
: ‘ USE OF PUMP ls CLAIM
In a $5,0th damage suit filed in the
Civil Superior court today by Clam
Sherwood or h‘airtleld against the
!Atlantic and Pacific company. it is
alleged that the retaining wall, which
the plaintiff has on her water front
property in Southportvwas undermined
and" (19.771ng by reason or the defen-
da'nt using a suction pump in the
vicinity of the won. The plaintiff
says that the foundation of the wall
was carried away causing the wall to ,
cave in and that mud and refuse went
onto the property or the pltintilt
damaging it.
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NEW GANANN, GGNN 'f
F. S. flawless has taken the
contract to erect " the proposed)
group of. building for (layer ‘G.
Dominick, 115 Broadway, New
.York. at Focus lRidée-J8pringrlah~-L
.The buildings will consistlot a cot— «
it“ stable, pump house, farm
buildings, etc.. and will foot about ,
.320, 000. The plans are by Archi-
:tect; Wm. F. Dominick, 3 West 29th
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sh, New York. , ,
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Ac cent". at] the nick that comes your
way—but don't depend on its coming!) '
it you want ‘9. 40h. use a Sentinel
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Norwalk Chronicler