‘ DARIEN.
IQOROTON
\
an injury to his leg.
E. PIShan'etts and family of .\‘or-
oton are now in Florida.
Edward Buttery and Andrew Nash,
spent Friday/in Bridgeport.
. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Doty spent Sun-
day at the Long Neck Point home.
at the Miss Margaret
51, Sen road is confined 10 her home by ill
citiess.
W. F. M. S. will meet
oLHrs. A. N Paddock,
Imus, tomorrow evening
oi .\‘ew York
lit-'1‘ .\‘oroton
Miss Julia tiorham
spent the “Celi'f’lld at
home.
Iliad Wdict and wife, former
Ii! this city. now of New York, have
unending a few days in town.
Mct'rea nt .\‘ot'oton, has
Samuel, in
Miss Helen
been visiting her brother.
New York.
Mable Henry S. Setter inflicted a
: cut on the thumb of his right
this morning. The wound, while
‘ mus. is quite 1111111111. 11;!!!
Mrs. llarvoy Watkins of Prospect
,. t f 1 1 Wa h'n1't 11 avenue, is visiting her sister, at
M Pet y, 0 has 5 l 5 O Schenectady.
recovered _a an illness
confined hint to his home. for
Mrs. Course A. Voile. has returned to
town. after a visit of a few days with
friends in Brooklyn. I
Mrs. George A. 'Smith
road has been visiting friends in Stum-
fortl tor a few days.
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m P. Lovejoy, liarid B. Decker
'loveral other oysieiacn expect to
II Rfiarttord, tomorrow, to attend to
IItI ve business connecth with
star business.
61111121 A. Velic, the. Railroad avenue
newsdm ”01', is at his post again. after
a 111w days‘ absence. 1' 11111111) by
cold.
II 1.8. P. Fairbnnks, pastor of the.
II "Bone Methodist. 1'hu1'ch, enter
the Men’s class last evening.
Wilful dinner was served and
discussion on several subjects.
“fifths law which gi1'1- .1 111111111!
to 11111111111; goes into affect, a
. 1. of income will be. gone to some
“filo East Side residents Quite. a
of those fuil'y annuals haw
W recently.
‘FIt'ed Greenw,otl the popular East
‘,70uug ma 1, has resigned his no
in the South Norwalk Trust com»
I and has secured one with the
fidelity Title and Trust Company,
.\lrs. Hertha Adams. mother of Mrs.
Charles A. Raymond oi the litiuhtzz, is
very ill at'tbe hours of W. l‘wlah-an.
(lrove street.
W
of Mothers
"\lol hers"
'l‘he 81.1111 (1111111111111
Clubs invited the lumen
Club to attend its meeting today and
tomorrow in Bridgeport.
Several school children o'er.» 1111111
home from Center 'School last week by
order of Dr. Noxon. They were Mlfit‘i“
tag from ringworm of the. scalp.
Geol'go Allen, who has been employ-
ed at mom. Quackeubusli's poultry
farm for the picst, low years, expects
shortly to take a position in l’rovi-
deuce.
mom a Igloocc' around the Armory
“Might it would seem as though at
, on, half 0! the East Side youn"
Itjwere present at. the basketball
9.,A fine time was enioyod by —--—-"
' The fufnily of luhu Mitchell 11m-
played at Cecil-'1 w Bouton‘s dairy at
the llcights, have aimed f1 om Maine
into out.1 of L. Mei-"mans houses on
Herman street.
19 Men's Class of the East. Avenue.
' Ill. Church has arranged a pro-
‘I (or the: annual St Patrick's Day
- and the members will not on- .
“to! their friends, but their wives Miss Vivian Smith, who has been
Weathearts as well This is not spending several week: with her sis~
on the part of the men lo chI ter ultra. F. B. Walworth. at Noroton
the duty- oi’ providing the sup. Heights, has 11111111111d to her home at
thot Will be served exactly the Three Bridisl’l‘ N l
all, it the ladies were. not ther13.i __,_.H..._.
simply the annual clubs supper. ; Miss H’. Levei'in expects to open
I 1 ther millin-ary parlor at 11111 Heights
this week. She has been unable to
W v wwi'uwwan'rnul-“m.
V; OWAY it
'«uLI:
for the past couple of weeks.
i
1F.Noy1i oi the. 11131111115. 11 stock
clerk at the factory of the Yale. dz
Towne Mfg Co.. in Stamford was con-
:tined to his home on Linden arcade.
last week, by‘illness, and is now im-
proved. »
D“ &M 37}
. Benjamin St. John, of iloway-
ue. fell at. her home, Thurs-
veiling, sustaining 11 fl'acttnedI
.George H. Noxon Look For to
“inford Hospital.
On Thursday evening. about 211
1 young man, iriends of George A. Peas-
‘ton of the Heights, and nearly all
;Luclle Brando, Of Take” be, members of the. fire company of that
he Weekend at New Hdvm' section, gave him a surprise party at
”Id L” Gallrenne and 1“" “m“ his' home. Games and refreshments
have been spending the. win- were enjoyed until a late hour.
he Bahamas, arc cxpuctch
Bissau at; their home in Tok
some time next monl..h
One. of the mosdbeautlfttlnollins”
lstars ever seen in. this section for 1'1
.iong time was observed Salilrdny
511111111, about '1 311 just over 'St. Luke's
E fr WILSON, l-MPROVES
Church at Norotdn. it looked much
_I M.'11'c‘n 13'—-—l1‘,1'c:1l-
In remained indoors todav
Ijhts; 111.13 he has suifered
oak, but. it was ...1id~ 'tt
to flotilla that his condition '
y improving; The usual: Supt. Martin J. Shaugllnessy. of G
church.»
i
got your duty as magistrate in (lean “9115,... 39”.“.9. 1n 1.111 \i E. 1'12'1'1-11
Sellout; of the Pom,
of the l’11s‘.‘
lattend to businesx because of illness;
like a comet. with a long tail, and as
if it were going to hit the spire oftile
r 4.11:1. v... a.
«~19
00:.adeu-tl’artul1bt mam
I ‘to the albino; msns. main-dish: lust.
widows: l am sure no one would
think of questioning the loyalty of i
one 1nth your. ancestry. l congratlr
late you upon the. faithull perfordnnce 1
ting up the gambling devices inlyoul
Ltown.”
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1 Mrs H. s. Brown .111» E1111 Bates
1511's. M. K. S Blbbins served refresh:
Ladies Aid Society of the congrega-
Itional Church, Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ferguson, 11 guest '1: the home
1f \iiss Beatrice Reid of Mtnsi‘leld
sienna, fell, a couple of days .go, and
was injured so severely 11111111 No»
Ion was called in, but she is recover-
iiug from th‘e effects; of the oxperience.‘
ed in'the Schlichtiug grocery store be.
fore the business was taken over by
the “alter Stewart 00., about two!
years ago, is now greeting old friends
'1n1l patrons from behind the1 counter
Iugain having been added to the Ste-
In an f'orte a tow days ago.
Because of the removed 109111 of ’
Mrs. l. W. Markwt'll of Noroton ave
nue, and her daughter. at whose home
Christian Science services have been
held for about three years, it has been
necessary to give up these meetings
A committee of those. who are inter-
ested in the movement is expected
shortly to ariangt' for another 1111 «1.11,:
place.
D
1
F Levi lloot. one of the Fitch llomt
veterans, lost his balance Thursday
afternoon whilt1 seated on the "ailing
of the porch at the Columbus Hotel 1111
fell several feet to the. grouni, being
rendered unconscious. Dr. Noxou was.
hastily summoned, the spectators
thinking that the man had 111111111 kill-
ed, but he soon revived and was taker.
to the Home of the Doctor.
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The emu-alive committee of .he lo1I
t'al chapter of the National Security
League met last night, at the home
of Mark W. Norman, to consoles ii"
steps should be taken lot-ally 111 911.1-
pare. for the possibility of interna-
tionnl 11111161111111; leading America
into the world war. The local (1111191
ter has not been very active during.
the past ytar, although it’ntadc :1
stir when first organized, about two-
ycat's ago, being the. first. ('lli‘pl'Cl'
granted a charter in this State.
' company must 111111911111 favorable ont‘ is quite ill.
.\lrs. .\lagdelninc Weed anktiu of
lflu..1hini: N. \. ., has filed in the Sn-
petiot' tout! an appeal from probate.
of the will of her father, thcl me John
W.T.‘11ed of Norman. She titllms a!
half inferest in 1'111'tain'propet‘ty i111
Lavien, and says she is aggrieved by
an order of the Probate Court for dlB-l
tiibution of that property. The John
W. “you trat-,t lying 1m the south sldei
of the Post road in Noioton and 1un- l
ning down to the Sound, iLc01lsl1leretl
one of the finest pleads of 11111] estate
in this section, and minor says it will} _
be partitioned into sinalkparceli11nd:
put on the market for sale. I
Mr. and 311;s\l‘rnuk ii. Frudenthal
are regretting the deathua i‘ew tlaysI
ago, of 11 beautiful Persian out, which‘
they valued at fifty dollars. It had
l:1.e11 a pet for over eight years. I
Although Darien has not hitherto
proveb a fertile field for suffrage pron
pagauda, many local people were in-
terested in the address given at the
Congregational church on 'lbiu'e'uayl
night.- under thé auspices of the Dar-i
ion Grange, by Mrs. Dorothy Croce:
Bartlett of Putnam, who delivered air
interesting argument for
from the standpoint of a mother. She
is associated -\1'ith the'SLatc organiza-
.tlo:is of the Grange and the suffrug-l
ists. Roy C. Lester. master of the 101
cal. grunge, introduced the speaker.
Miss Helen McCIrea furnished vocal'
music accompained by Miss \ieGre-
gor.
‘ 'h ""'\”°"'“ ‘
w,“
3”"! ’W wt «ay— ”4.
1.1. ..
ibekah Lodge was
. it
George Williamson who was employ-’
suffrage,
r‘maem am 11111111
-a..-
The i'exnltir meeting of Host! Ru.»-
postp r1111 Friday
night for one seek. heczn 1 1. ’ cvan»
Lillian E. Taylor, the infant daugh-
5ter of Mr. and Mrs Frank Taylor at
Springtime, died Tbuisday nigh1.'ihe
remains were placed in the 131111 1:1;
George Raymond is s- 1T1 ring from In" his at the monthly “1““ ”‘3 oi ‘hejLakeview Cemetery for burial in 1th.
future.
Francisco Bevelacqua. aged 68
years, died at the home of’hié dough
ter, Mrs. Emilia Annunziatio, Forest
Street Friday afternoon, of asthma
and a general breakdown. The funer-
al was held Sunday at 3:15 p. m. In-
liei‘ment was in the Spl'ingdale. comm
Frank ll. Weed died at his home on
Cherry street yesterday. shortly after
eight 3. in. He had been in ill health
for a number of years. and or late had
been falling fast He got up yestei
day morning. came down stairs, and
I
sat down to talk with his tamiys H11
was conversion with his family. He
minutes when his head fell forward
and he expired. Mr. Wood was 62
years of age. and for'meily condue -l
a fish and vegetable peddling busi-
ness.
Charles Harford, a Civil War Vetei-
on and a respected resident of New
ICanauu, died at his’bome on Railroad Haven Telephone and Electric. tlom-
,avenue, Friday lucrningmgbd 80 years. puny having agreed to furnish Ezra
The funeral services were held Sun- C.
day 111.. " p 111. When in health he was phone service; the hearing befou1 the
an active norkor in the Conquest Bible public utilities ionimission, 11 hth 1.1.»
Class of the Methodim ciurch,
Grand Army, and in the village offices 1m truer
of Pound Ridge, 111;: be filled ho \V held.
a painstaking official, ltlr. llariurd 11'1-
listt-d in the Civil War while a residenf
of l’ound Ridge. llz' leaves a widow.
TEXAS OIL COMp'ANy BUYS LOT son Gliman. and his cousin,
The Texas ‘Oil Company has our H“ ll“ ”1“ night 0' ‘~'11'.'11mbt:
chaoeti‘tho Frank H. llaxter lot
West avenuunlcar the Tur11pil1:.
expat-Ilsa that I; stalion for supplying Jury today. Gilman will be plump] 1.".
gasoline o automobilists will be estab- ”it” "n T‘N’Sdfly “PM. here.
lished there.
a peculiar predicament. A. number of
influenclal people ofipose such 11 move
The company is now in
as they learn would lower property,
value in the neighborhood.
ter was takendwfore. the Council .tmd
referred to .1 committee.
decision has been made. the Texas
for it has gone ahead and purchased
the land.
STEEL TRUST ARGUMENTS 1
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WASl‘ilNGTLIN, Maren
argun’ients for H111 demise in tho 11.11- i
11ml dissolution suit against. tho United
States Cmporattcn were made today
before the Supromo Court.
leneral Davis will conclude for the
government tomorrow.
CROCKERY
The mut- I
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Solicitor ’
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China, Glassware, Coffee Force-1'
iators, Aluminum and Enameled
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Albert P. tickets I
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Terry. Cl East “oven, with ‘t1l'1
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.\li's. Jerome ill Blandu 1111" returned
hon 11 after spending several weeks in
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‘I 111111: mung: out am. 1'1. 1211112511 111111 111m at 11111111111 will
Ihnve charga 01111011111; one of the 11111;.
139111: private. collections of waterfowli
I.-:r)""'-:_‘,TYQ' ~5- ‘ 5A..-
sweat-.4111. 1111. Romania 81 serve in Now 1111111 state. The~TllleY Claren‘c‘e isaac
00,811 Wimp amt their company has contracted. for the work . with scarlet “verb;
II , Mammalian time. 111111,“: is 11111111 11. will 1111111 several
strike. weeks before the job list completed. 1
in the office of E,B.L3,1I\'r411101.
Casper Chisholm of Ghllrlestbn, S11
[10. who has been visiting, at the home
y. of Smith Mnina
tow foo dmukamu tart; this morning for Yule. when he .9
1,1 in». 111111.- ntsttt‘. 1. .1 «want. 11111- 111 so. chusoim's . «1111 111-11. Albert Stone.
9“” m ”Jul. mad your. On his return South bus Man muklnn a 111.1; visa
11 in the city court tut
‘m to m Osmium by union tun returned to Ohio.
I
the our King’s Highway It Nor-011m. ingthe total 3808.301
is H at his home,
Miss lnez Redtllngton Its employed
I'l‘ile past. Week has 12111.1 36 1111111111
0! Mr. and Mrs. Horny V. 8118811. on to the Library steel stack fund. mah-
who,
“phi 5.
Jone, he mule the trip from New their miller. Mrs. Wesley Webb.
I eat Killers
and Fungous
_. Remedies.
1‘1 ' \
01' the 1;, 1m“. held 101111) on his p, «.11'~ 1111' lttI‘. es Brock, “1111 cut his toot bad
for 11w w 111.1 was not 13' “'h“°I;~1‘°m”“g “W'- “"" ““9,“ 16 So. Main St. So. Norwalk, (‘2
n ago. is 11 out again. ‘
5 A1113, I31 .133 AM... n:IHours Iona. m. to 5 p. m., 7 tc 8
HELD Fog MURDRER « .\ir, and Mrs. .\dolphIliorn were ‘.Sundays By Appointment Ont".
, 111111411111, March 13...,”1," A. (m :clllwn Sunday, Visiting Mr. and
man, who killed his izi'untli'aiher, .\‘1-l~ 1“” ”011m: ii}. lh'ew, i’
lid ward ""-" a _ ._
h 611mm" at their ho'11 n IWI‘i‘M’I“ Town (‘le1lt 1.1111 .\Il't-l. Arthur C.’ '-- -I.- Light .
.‘. 1111.1 . .
. _ ' . liradley both continue ill. at their res- George W ICOIffin, Jr.
on iidlcted for murder in the fiTi‘l 11-1 idem-1', .._\-m,“.md Farm." . UNDERTAKEF
it 1.1 aree by a Windham County ’lr'md '___“_____ --
1 Office and Reside.-ce
.\iissl l.illi.1n King has been an men Belden Pince, Norwalk
M .......... night finest of Mrs. Frederick Ben- g’honc I441
/ ' Hell. of llurlbutt street. Lady Attendant
A-«A’tf‘amv'\f‘ .4"
- ’1 Morris W.,Pcrry is seriously ill with
. ES ON 1 pleurisy and heart trouble. His son. ." W”- ..-. '-~- 5
1 ’ I 1 2 Edgar 11. 11111-1. is also 111 with the: 1 David W Raymond l
- m- 1
3, grip. , I
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Mm“ MM" Taylor, (“I ”‘0 Em" SW5“ John C. Ramon, of Bradley street. l Tub. office. 1069.3; Houfl. 593, , ,.
has been on over-night Ivisitor with l 21 WASHINGTON 311. ,‘ ,’
1 "' his sister and brotherniuiuu, Mr. and ‘1 HEW RED men's Bumping .
I (import: piazza is spemllng 11 few .\.li's EM.“ 1. “on in Norwalk. ”SEE—‘1'!” .
idnhl in New York. ,' '
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1 Little sons have arrived in the film .
{ Mrs. Samuel l}.]«an1'l1er.11filroatl ilies of Mr. rind Mrs. David S. Coley, The Reed & Vfllk
13%-“.1R1Islleet is ill with grip lot Broad street, and Mr. and Mrs. Bur .
l -—-——. V ‘. . o I
ton V. .\lerwin, of Hill'crest uterine
. hrs James A. Smith, Mrs. John .\lc~I . ElfiCtllCfll CO. .
(arthy are recoving from grip. John C. Fanton's fine bird dag. “tom? Fully Equipped l
" . ” “Prince," died from rabies, a few days CTRICAL SHOP ,.
, Mr. and M111. Robert Williams spent ago. his stlpposed to have been bit~ _. m1“ th T wn it:
Sunday with East Side friends. ten several \vtcks ago, by the unknown AUTO. scupipLIEs
I “I , Iniud dog, phich ran through town. . . .
The school board was in session in. ,_ Phone 805—50 80. M .11 N9.
the town hall, Mondav evening \lrs John V. Fitch. Miss Lizzie . . ,.
I IAdnms, Mrs. ilorace. ihlrlbutt, $1111.50. Nomalk,.Music Hall Blk, 1'
The Aftumon Whlst Club will meet James A. Smith. Mrs. Thomas Trend
on Tuesdlly with Mrs. Nellie Elwood 1v e“ Mrs. George Sherwood, Mrs. Wil- . f
_ I” llum Sherivood, 31:5.Winfleld Mutter.
3 “INS“ 0 “mm“ “:‘d Georgi: III .will be visitors Tuesday in Cross High- . , l
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‘ l’watvrence Kellogg has retui'ne'l‘Il CUR THROAT mwyas . Shanng Coupons .I
from a few iavs' visit in .\iamaroneck l snowman tsunami AM) «was i . Jli
lNflYI " k 4"." ..-‘ t, 1, _3
' mm i 6 man 5 31. 1111, all bash. Sales .
1 lmues A. Smith has been sumn'on l II
Iaeti for jury duty in Bridgeport on Azteraflflfe 3'
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