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, alion Jeanette Bean, of You Zandi.
: "sheet, is visiting in Springfield, Mass.
111111111. is recovering from an attack of
bustin-
Land Mrs. W. W. Doris, of New
I 3.1;. ‘spent the ueekcnd with Mr. and
' II. Charles Ainswoimth of Cottage
I; mt.
It is expected that
fit- from East Norwalk will attend
the hearing on "School Consolidation
.Bill" in Hartford. Wednesday.
Regular business will be. disposed
d by the 81111111111 Campfire Girls, who
111111 meet with Miss Marion L'Homme-
salon, Rowan street, this evening.
The Epworlh League,
Avenue M E. Church, will hold a sup-
gnu-“tomorrow night in the church. All
”authors are requested to '10 present.
, Joseph Petty, brother of Mrs. Sum-
“ '1‘.Car’m'an of Osborn are me has
adorned to Sailor'a Snug Harbor, New
York, after spending some time on the
I‘ I, M Side.
r
du—u—
‘fliore were a large number of has-
htball fans who attended the game in
”fie armory betwepn the Blue Ribbons
and Norwallts When the home town
"5‘9", they were agreeably surprisod.
,I w
' ”fie mid-week meeting of the Christ-
' 111-11 Advotb—Ghurchwill ho held Wed-
My evening instead of Thursday
Hulda}. The change was made so
on» the congregation will be able to
alum! the Red Cross demonstration.
. - _ The funeral of Albert Anderson, for-
' dandy offlovc avenue, recently of Elm-
13mm. h L. was held Sunday in the lat-
iAnnuity out! Was largely attended. Sev-
Aural local people were p1esont 3t the
\gnuerul. Mr. Anderson' 5 domisé was
"med by a forty foot drop through a
"Attempts to take moving pictures
:1! the sea gulls feeding at the. public.
”dump at the east end of the Washipg'
I,my street bridge have been made 591'-
Iml times. The. gulls are so fame that
they will ‘nearly cat out of 11 person' 5
hand. The hunger has probably made
them so At the some time, when a
III‘camera is pointed toward them they
’ more and take to flight
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.Novillc Hayley, of New York city,
Inn in Rovinytou last week, looking
“fter his interests at Rotcn Point
lMt's. Mary McNeil, oi" El Paso,
118. will arrive shortly to spend a
‘-£wo_eldi no the guest of Mrs. H. B.
m at Fine Point. Mrs. McNeil
been with her husband. Captain
I‘tIho border. ever since the Mexican
the following churcmmld
uroh,10.30a 111.; Baptist, 5:30
'1 u. rim of the ramn gab
Module 150 workman on
.. I“ ' of the Farrell 1110.11-
, m the omy. The contrac-
flat: to tan one hundred stone
f In' on the job on Monday. 11nd
“upon it tho nownyton
”'IgoIo'nm-lngintombrep-
Ills Evelyn Morrison, of East Nor-
of the East
skylight ' '2
_oNeil, of the Unitqd States nrmy,‘
W like up {hair nbotlo In the
1. . 4.41m .
l Ila-cc £1 i’rc c2? :1 '1131;113:tcrs,in
ersar Cf the Poop l'e :3 Grazer}; Com-
' my. store, on next flursday evo-
ntug. In addition to the 1 supra 'it-
self, all kinds of entertainment is be-
ing arranged for.' There will be Vic.
troll; selctions, and later the open
forum which has proved so popular
with the members will be in Session.
Practically the entire membership of
the club is now turning out at the
headquarters nightly, and the plans
for the supper are gradually being
completed.
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DARIEN
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PQOROTON
Mrs. 1E. L. Great spent Saturday in
New York.
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The two children of Anthew J. Allen
of the Heights are ill.
The Official Board of the. Methodist
Church will meet tonight.
1
a large delega-I
The young son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Deverill is ill with grip.
Stamford Hospital last week.
Walter lieverill spent Thursday eve-
.ning with relatives in New Canaan.
Miss Julia slicrer attended a theatre
party in STa1,11ford Thursday night.
Mrs l“ C. Crockett has returned to
her home after 11 visit with r'elatives
in New Haven.
Mr and 11113.3“an Oltmei entertain-
cd Mr. REILMIS. Nelson of Stamford
‘on Sunday.
1
WI
Edward A. Slnwson and family visit
end the former' s in other Fred, in Siam“
ford, Sunday.
Frank Santo‘is learIning the pinchin-
\mI
lFriday, to their
'Smiih, who has been seriously ill for
2. Street pl W “m;
been entertaining his son, Ciiiicrd ’1'.
Street, and his wife, olnlenbrook, to:
afew days. I
Gerald Richter entertained «afiew
playmates at hL-‘s home at a birthday
dinner aatuxday, when he entered upon
his thirteenth year.
Mrs. Mark W. Norman of Brookside
avenue entertained in honor of Mrs.
Lucius Eaton of Ishpeming, 1111-11., who
'15 visiting in town, recently.
Chaxles Tooluer, who has been in the
Ihospital for an injury to his leg, re-
lceived some months ago which has giv-
Ien him much trouble, 1511311111 in town.
whohas been taking the place of ‘one
of the instructors o! printing“ the
State Trade School at Bridgeport, who
is ill. is continuing that work for a
lewvdsys this week.
The boys and girls of grade 8, Cen-
ter School, sent a bloséomiug plant,
ciucs1nate,WinoM
several days with pneumonia. Hap-
lpilv her condition is now very encour-
aging.
Mrs. Stephen T. Mather. wife of the.
‘Assistant 'Secr-etpry of the lutgill',
with her daughter, Miss
their summer home 011 Brookside ave.
hue.
I vaernor Marcus II. Holcomb has
:accepted an invitation extended by
Senator Williamson. on behalf of the
t Durien’ 11 Men's Club to speak in towni
int 11 meeting of that art:
Friday evening. March
Town Hall.
23, at
1 Dr. Carlos Martyn, pastor of the No-
‘1'oton Presbyterian Church, is 111011-
ly'”gnining strength nitrr his recent
.illness of pneumonia. The aged also»
i gymun “as twenty affected by ‘Ilho
death last week of his blond. Francis
'Warbui‘ton,\11m shared the muse:
5wlthDr.M.1rtyn. i)1'.(‘l1111'lcs B. KeplerI
Itook thc lotto: 1m 11 short trip to his
‘IOX Ridge homo on Saturday.
ist's trade at the State Trade School'
at Bridgeport.
A carload of coal, consigned to Mrs.
F. M. Jones of Norman, was received
in town last week.
Miss Hannah Nixon of Noroton en
tertalned her brother, Joseph Nixon of
New York on Sunday.
John Slauson of New Canaan Ivislt
ed Mr. and M111. Sands Seileck of the
llelght's,Su11dny.
Mrs. Howard Holly oi Ma»
entertained out of— tow 11
Mr. and
pie avenue
friends on Sunday.
Mrs. William Finch
Point was :1 week and guest of Mra.I
Hoyt oiI New Canaan.
Robert Moore of the Heights is con
fined to his home with grip, and his
wife and daughter are also ill.
'Mr. and Mrs. Walker of Stnmford
.spent Sunday with the latter’ 1; parents,
' Mr and Mrs. John Knoble.
1
.Geo. W. Sheror has been seriously
ill for several days at his home» on
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Merwin Smith of this town addrrss-
ed the Men's Bible Class of the Con
gregational Church yesterday morning
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Mrs. Charlotte .Fowler of the
Heights, who has beon subject to much
illness recently, is again under the
doctor's care.
Mr. and Mrs. Luci-an Eaton of lab-
panting, Mich, are guests at .the home
of Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Large, Eros—
nni nuance. - '
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of Long Neck .
Maple. avenue, but is now recovering
011 Thursday evening, undor the [1113- 3
plans of the Darleu Gr11113':.Mrs. Dor
othy Grace Baltictt of Putnam, will
deliver an address on suffrane from n
lltoizlt‘r's point of view. She is con-
nected with the State womanouffruge
association as and! as the grunge.
The State Grange is committed to the
woman suffrage movement by resolu-
tions adopted at its last annual nth-
erlng, and its hold master, F E. Duf-
fee. spoke at a hearing in the capitol
I11 st 'I‘ucnduy in favor of extending the
franchise to women.
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MASS MEFT'NP. lN PALACE
TH EATRE.
Bohemians and Slavonlans to Have
Demonstration Next Sunday
1 “lzt'noon. .
'i‘ltt Bohemian and Slz'noninn mnni
fv'stttlion "outing will b" hold next
Sunday 111111 no: .11 111 ‘l o c lock in the
l‘w' 2-01 lltcnti'c. (‘nlunti George D.
Russell, pr'ts'dcnt of tho board of
(OlillClll“"ll, will 1123,11th and nor.)-
I'lici: I ‘ ‘T‘i' "~1'cil. :" 1"'1‘! as: Ronni.
acuilniivcs Nchcminh (.‘nndon nntl D".
H. Ti. West and Senator Charles Id.
Williamson. of Ilnricn. will be present.
Sewers] Rilfllkl‘l‘d of prominence have
been secured to nddrcis lb“ cathorin '
in both Bohcminu and ldn'zlish. Rev
Dr. Konkol of New York will bn the
pluncipnl speaker. All are invited to
attend.
SOUTHEGIN PA'C-lFlc MAY
RETAlN STEAMSHIP LINE
WASHINGTON, March G.—-—T-he In-
Iterstnte Commerce Commission in {I
decision handed down WI 1', indicated
that the Southern Pacific Company.
may retain possession of its steamship
lines between \my; York and New
‘ Orleans, and New York and Galveston,
if the company corrects Within sixty on music for Memorial Day. when, as
days a certain objectionable practice
at present in iorce.
3“ ,
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l tors are P11111113
oi Ported Child
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i
Mum «- l
- I Chakiaberu. according to the
.alleged confession, roiealed his plans
'Rou Poster, of Brnoklyn. spent :‘of an invasion of India to certain of-
Sunday inftown. finals in Berlin and then returned
I
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1r \eu York, where he and you Igei'
pi'cpaicd literature In various East
. i'
“"81 Wood has recovered frcmh é Ind an dialects. in the house in west
illness.
quantities of this literature and found-
3.1.0 11 complete chemical laboratory.
Mrs. William Reinhardt. of Norwmlis.
called on friends in town last week.
! After the literature was p1‘t‘pdlt‘d.I’
i0 SIAIE BURIMJ
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low 5:
di1ided into five groups as fol
Completed towns: towns over
f'1'1'1,;'1e1 cent complete; towns bctnee' 1 I
no and 75 per cent. complete; towns '
bounce een 25 and 50 per cent completa
.1110 towns under 25 per cent.
pliie
The percentages are based
12.011. street, where the two men were; up .1 the estimated totals 91199112111 by
unrefined today, the police seized lamek the census bu. can how the \arione
1.1.1.1115
l The results to date 1111' shoun hilt-f-
ly in the following table:
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“111,151 11111111111111 ‘
A
G. E. Richter of Mansfield avenue,‘
i . .
tuccording to the pellets, llr. Chakla 1 £111 us emanated (emblem “I ,,,,, M,
Mr. and Mrs. Blodgeit, oI' Fiatbush, 1W“) and Stkunner employed as ”Jail 01 cr 75 per cent. complete ........ ..l‘ ‘
Wore Sunday guests on Sm‘lh Ridge-111311111 an influential Chinaman whom 00 to 75 per gem complete _______ g]
, g i t'hei sent to his native country to in 125 to 50 per cent (10mplgie ,,,,,,,, 17
Mr. and M15. Otto Schmidt were
coasts of friendsin Ridgefleld last
week.
o
court his government in a plan to Lew, than 25 per c.ent completeflulb
Min] arms and munitions from the;
inited States to China. where. u'ithl 110131 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 168
life Chinese Government's permission. "Flu: figures show that 11.. excessI
the) Would be stored until the. time Iof teturued blanks cm 1119‘ head—
George Warden, J'r., was the guest
of friends in New York over the
week-end,
The BB. Sewing Club met with had.
(filmed they had heard nothing from linen and Hampton have
IihPll‘ (hinese' representative and did the
not know what success, if an). bentuioplete returns haw l- on roman.
159‘ {0' the invasion. (.1 Micro estimate in the sixty towns
I The police said the two men de-
estimated to date is 3,.970 Noni).
notified
state headquarters that thcir
't?d it:- Har',tf01d although they have
; In the iabor'atoty Sckunner was en- no )ei been ,,;.,.,ved The “plow“...
(thawing, accmding lo the polite, to towns lime notified that their work
111:...ound a preparation i0 be used would be completed on the units
“1) disguise contraband of war” The givzcn
Mrs. S. Segbert ilrlnckerhoff, Monday
evening.
1._—.
Elizabeth. I
Iihave left town to visit friends in New?
I. Mrs. Finest Mace was taken to tho ”"5“"! ““9? Speuding a few days MI Alfred Holbert havc returned from
dnilation on[station They were ncccssitaied by
“fine recent tire there. . 1
Lmnwicb Hospiull. Saturday. hyping
loos home last week. .
,of the Hofird some on Donuts sve-
Edward 1‘00““‘00‘3 ‘-‘-' “1’0“! ugain, chutnctor of this preparation he 16-! 'l‘ooay—Bmlingbon, Goshcn, Ham.
after being confined to hisrhome with .fu '1“ ‘0 disclose. 7"“ thousand small den, Notiolk.
grip, 1 aluminum boxes about the size of 11 Tomorrow _, Ellington, Griswold,
i WW" “'m‘ ”med ”gem“ Wm‘ Guilfmd Killingiy 1.11.111111111 Rui-
“1"“ appeared '0 ”9 officml pape1s. ding. llidgeileld. Satisbuiy, Wt'slpo:i.
.Thc latter have been turned over to March 8——(.lrecnwich PlOFlli'u
govr ”uncut agents. , Sol “ 111 Warren.
Another man was taken into 0115-. 1111er 9~F1111fleld.
"m” here today by ”l" police on SW" iiarch 10*Ansonla, Milford, Ntw
plClOl. or being iniphcated 111 11 p1” \lill'oi'd, Norwalk, Portland, 8101111111.
to blow up munition fnctoiles withl ton. Trumbull.
"‘rltz Kalb 11 (1911111111 who wasnrresicd} '1he stale hoodqunittts anncuutttl
"m ”h” change ycstciday and in whose: \i‘Sit‘l'day that it can handle ihr 1 .
1'11 1111 was found two bombs and 11111- , into: as last as “NM and [.311H2m1
‘I‘ ":15 for making others. Them""s(11l them to Hn1‘tfolti, and 11'.“ l
1:.1' oi the sctond mom was (“awfully 1111.1 blanks be sent as last as .,,..
unaided by the. police who said they iocnl committees iccc'iic them 1.111111 ,.
lldll 19111101151 for keeping him untlt'r' ”loll hen 1n" the widths lnltl up 1'. .
emu until the limo come to arraign‘ IU. :1 huge batch is ntcumulated ...
him: 1in 11111111. in this way, the force of
1’lht police wcic planning to arraign Jul) 01. mono workers at the slow
' Roll. ”me time today. He ““3 kept lit-duqumters can be kept thy 111 :11
was "1.111111 “mm b’ “DINA“! guards all ”111.155 with the tabulnting tasks, rath-
Henry Tron-bridge and Albert and
Washington
A. C. Clurkson has been stopping for
a couple of days at his country home
on Ponus Ridge. !
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Repairs are being made to tho hm
John Buckley was taken to the
mu Mum
contracted scar-lot lover.
1.11:, my Attics, 1111.111 tour, 11.1.1 , l h h d
‘ , , . ~. - 1. . . e1 inln tiring 11 run one ay anti .1
F C. Raymond. who Is wintering in Myanmar bl tht the ‘Itllknzs‘mh In _____,- dearth of work the next.
lNow 1m collod at his Railroad Avo~ “"W- 1.1.1.21. “H mm“? ”"3 9‘“ HITTING THE MAPLES ... M”...
Tait for chairman of its board of . ’l‘h'c Norwmk'g and the. Independents) N71! Holman, “dummy” €31,1er
dirt clots, and she was found to be
11 purlect child. She was rated AA,
uni-"t 1119111111 100 per cent.
Iltlsy is 3 feet 3 inchcs 'tuil. weight-1‘
remained
in-
will clash tonight at tho Norwalk Al-,two of last night’s heroes.
toys. and the Tigers will take on theI inINorwalk last night and today,
Palace live. atlho Cedar street alleys.3 stead of returning to the city.
2 The Factory and the Labratory, AllNorWqu basketballzfans who cx-I
A. Carlson. formerly superintendent
11110; has a position in New Jersey.
Ithi-Iy-two pounds. has 11 cht‘flitenms of the Norwalk Tire & Rubber' pact to witness the Norwalk—Blue Rib-
Ia" J. E. HcrEam nod no.1,Don11ld, 111e11cttremtint of 20 inchesInndnwaisi Co. Tongue will 1111191 in a big hon game in Bridgeport tonight, I
spent the weekend with 111-. and "wasm‘emem 0f 18‘ 1'2 incllt's- She 11in match same at the uptown allei'sIanouid got the 7:03 p. to. train ffmn
. 1115 a good disposition and 1111 even tomorrow evening. 1”“, South Norwnlk station.
1'. M t‘ . 51.. .. ‘ , -
M s ichnel 2:131:31.” 15“,... ‘1. temper, due to good health. She The newspapermen and the bankersi — t I
- ' ' ‘ ' lll mingle in their third contest of If your tenant is delinquen 11.111
3‘". g" h pawn r u a rip “untied eight pounds at birth. Her W .
'“h an Nigel“ eyonwhlch ““5; "g, 1.111111 ls llomer Miles and her mother the Sealant this Saturday afternoon Idestructivc become a Sentinel (40891
have been the result of contact With 11' ltclrn mty Miles. both wall known oi the Nor1‘valk.Alleys. , tied advertlscr atonco. I .
frisky cow on tho 3111119.... ‘ 1 1.: 4,
Mrs Ellubblh Finch 11nd Miss ‘pnrtlclpnto in the. day’s duet-class.
Frances Weed, who have been stop- ' "M I I . .
ping “3“ Mrs. Levi 8. Weed, have “I All the young folksr-‘qnd older ones,‘ .
turned to’Stamford ' too, are looking forward to March 17.
- . I ___, when the. Hawaiian Orchestra of New
Mrs. Ill. 1‘}- Norton of Scranton Pa York. will play in tho Town Hall, at a
and daughter. Miss Grace, of wa “”00 to be “mm by the Knights 0” nonrizl'wi
. York, WGI’B guests of relitlvel on P0- Pleasure‘ i rnrrliprfin nrlvaerhIon
nus Ridge last week I The Unique Sewing Club enjoyed uI
.- " ""1 011 111 C11 mpartme 11! Mattress
1. .
tntl c.o.n'1«:'astI_Ave:1uo.l"rida at-
uni Mills who recoutIyI underwent an {motifs Foch member gave a brief
”Wm“ M “ppmmcms at “‘9 sum" i‘esume, or her work and the benefits: The mattress that satisfies your every requirement on neat- _,
md "“59"“ ““5 ”mm“ hm“- 'dmvea {mm nlenlhership 1n the 30.} neon. comfort and sanitary construction. 1
"' "" ctety, ', No TUFT design prevents spreading; the edges of the mat-
\ir and .1111. Course '1'. Smith went. . __ y mas always stay square, making it possible to have a tidy, .
I03” York on Friday and Mrs. A little surprise awaited M1: and! well drensed bed at: all times.
sm'm went inICharge °f an ”9 “9° Mrs. Jacob Flugg. upon-"their acceptig There are no pockets to catch the dust and dirt. A whisk
cmmL‘“ ‘5 ”We" “‘3“ "e“ temp” 1.1nce lost week, of an invitation thi brown or damp cloth will take all the dust of the mattress .1
my ”mane” ”my be “"md' spend 11:1 evening at the home 111 MI and a few minutes in the sun three or four times a year
Iand Mrs. B A. Wood Il‘tvas the well i ' will keep it in as good condition as when new. . '
Miss M“ I‘O’I’d m" evangelist’ “In" ding anniversary of tho couple. and a Each of the ten compartments in a mattress in itself; the
““9 been ““1“? mutual“ Chum" for 11111.. assemblage of friends awnllid ‘ full resiliency of the cotton felt filler is obtained. This f
"“3 PM“ ""0 “"3““ "“9 ”9““ making them 111 the Wood home. A cake, 1.1111 makes the Dixie Compartment Mattress fully 30% more
II. “01“?‘3 ””0“” cinvas“ t° mm innily lighted by candles, graced the! comfortable than any mattress of tufted construction.
I g) 9: Chufih it” “It”; 1 ‘WW‘WW'W -' 3 And the compartment construction makes it possible to 16- , ' i
or on e aaonIc 13:14”: 0:": 31¢le 191‘ mi week'fi Rfime' at the; inforce the mattress where the weight of the body comes.
““991 I‘m“ Iprogrecs 9‘“ y If armory are sailing with great rapidityfl; This prevents hollowing out; afiords an even and smooth
wigfiufdthnlfi. (1:: mgfiémembaifz 2:“th and every indication lfi‘ given (if noxi'l sleeping surface.
9 es “V 3 5" m ' C week‘s contest being one of the most' . F q
or the siee that rests use the Dixie Com artment Mat-
”“335 appear as like trifles. largely attended uhskctbnli games ev- i tressfi p ’ p .
_._._ 1 e 1 N' at . '
, The Neg Canaan Band ,5 Working or pay ’d 3 0m k . . % Come in and let us show you the Dixie.
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If your tenant is delinquent unit ..
usual, it wilb be in the line of march destructive become a Sentinel ciassi The A" J AngeVine & 86“ CO;
' tonnd from the cemetery, and will not! adv‘ertiser at once. '
HANK AND PETE ‘
mommuoumum
psi-rue FORCEI TOPA’I'I. G05
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WA”) AN DOI 50H -
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. AN' 1 HAUIIE ASICN THERE '.
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No Frat-1 lN page,
ILCAUCHT T614
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saw Your“: Fences -
CANT 11911 12er $111,145!
IDOHIT YOU KNOMIJ THERES
1110,515er HERE !!I
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