om MARKET
’ a» no. Mitts ‘sr.
' EAST.
Marmot
”acumen Henry J. 111an is
“nettle his home on Seaside place
m the grip.
w mworth‘lleague Bible Study
m 0‘ the East Avenue M. E. Church
”I a. meeting in the church last
7. Ike angular prayer meeting of the
“Avenue M. E. Church will be heldi
”I owning. Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks
will be in charge.
file ficyflower ‘Hook & Ladder eo‘m—
” mayhold another supper in the
”future. There is some. talk about
.. vi, and plans are being formulated.
Another session of plnochle between
an married and single men will '00
”1! (Hill evening in the quarters of
a“ Mayflower llook and Ladder Com
fail); to the illness of Henry J.l
months St. Patrick‘s Day supper,
Wok via to have been given by the
'3 Class of the East‘ Awnue lit l‘
' Whomorrow night has been post
W Meflniteiy
2 “on was a huge do itgntion from
I better,
tibth anniversary of the landing of‘
membership, increased contributions
to benevolent funds, and a large num-
ber of volunteors for the ministry.
Highway Superintendent Robert N.‘
Creme is doing his best to keep the
roads in good condition. even during
_this thawing weather, the hardest of
the year on thevhighways. An ugly
crack which recently appeared in the
crncxete on Mansfield avenue has
teen filled with tar. This pavement
has worn splendidly up to the pres-
ent. during three winters. Mr. Greene
is also trying to make the country
roads passable by depositing gravel
upon them in the softest spots.
Postmaster Fred H. Smith who is
chairman of the fire company’s com-
mittee which basin charge the min-
strel shotklo b9. given a few days
altcr Easter, declares that this year's
show will eclipe all previous efforts
of ‘hc kind. Those who remember
the resplendent costumes which were.
revealed on the rising of the curtain‘
two years ago, know that it will have
to be some show to excel that one.
The songs and ouips will surely be
for in addition to those ever-
poptlat- endmcn, "Hump" Smith and
"‘lltll)" Moore, there will be some
new members of the company making
tht ir debut as fun. producers this yentnl
Uttriett people heard with regret of
the, death on Monday. at Daytona,
l-‘ltvrida. of Mrs. Alfred Morehouso.
"~11, of Prospech avenue. Mrs. More-
house 'n‘s previously reported. was on
her: we)" to Florida It little over three;
wet-its out». when. in the sleeper, dur-
ing.- lin. night. she experienced it slittht
Lilt‘t‘ii. its serious effects were not
l't't‘t‘:f!vif'."tl until the morning. to: shef
til?‘,3.i‘.‘..t‘tl her trip, urrivitu: at Day-
ton v, with ft'icndri. that :tltcruotrt.
Slit» rallied somewhat, but grew,
sterility weaker us the. organs of nu-l
which had been llilt‘t‘ii‘d, nnd she was
thin to take but little food. ller some
the Third District in Hartford yeslm-
my. Among them wens Captain Iiow-
M D. Mwndcs, Captain Sylvester P r
Cooker, Captain Fred Lovapoy. t‘np
his: Adolph Podselni and Captain J.- ,
3. Ni: i
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‘ summary Society of the Advent Chtist-
:in Church met yesterday afternoon at:
fie home of Mrs. llenty 'Knorr. of 05- }
bent avenue. Important business was
llitmttntetl. It was decided to hold
meetings In the future in the church
may Wednesday. These will be all
inlay shire, starting at 10 n. in and
wading It 6 p. m There will be w.ork
Jvmone should bring lunch.
‘ ' v0 wflé'lufi"n
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W. 8. Bates has had a gang of
w busy, under the direction of
midway Superintendent Robert N
fireenm retrieving some of the trees
the Post “road Dnrien, wltich itn-
mdcd traffic.
S. M. Allen, of littrion. is in receipt
if al otter from Richard Letlnlliene,
"Hie Tokeneke litteratcur. describing
the comforts: and glories of Bermuda.
“while we Northerners shiver mid win
Sermnows. Mr. LeGallienne will soon
return here. '
‘Anlhony Ituziclm, who has been
ecupcrintendent of the Rownyton
I courthouses for several years, is it
ver his connection with that. busi-
Sitésa, and to leave town for the west.
fiesta“ being an expert horticul-
Wt Hr. tthaieka has been vcty ac-
ye in social circles in town, and
‘8 of the most popular members of
eta! fraternal orders.
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Tuesday a band of gypsies passed
rough tovm, but lo. not in the rick
, hogan: which lot" centuries have
't inseparably associated with
c strange wanderers. but in auto-
lilies" Four cars contained
e'jtr, which was driven by a wom-
the‘ '
.3. Grand Juror Willtnot stopped ~
lilil‘tlid, left for littytonu n few duys
illil‘i', and has slot-o been with his
mother. He will bring the body
homo. Funeral services will he held
.t ilt'l into home. probably on i‘VrfillV.‘
iieridt bet son. linrolt’. she lt-z'uos.
two others. Alfred, jt., who is alsoa
resident of this town, and Theodore I
who lives in (‘alilotnim brim: the. i"n5
ctfic coast representative of the pub“
iishing house of liincliiilleu & Co.’
Before her marriage to the late Al-
fted Morehouse. who died a few years
ago Mrs. Merehouso was Miss Annie
Bette, a native of Notwnlk. but the
family has resided in Dntlcn for many
sears.
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DEAD
thLlNGNY, March 1i.-—\'v'ililnm l’.
Kelley, representative from this town
to the General Assembly, died todni
of pneumonia. He was taken ‘11 ’Fri
day upon his return front Hartford.
Mr. Kelley was one of the best
knowri of the town's citizens. For
most of his life lte had lived here
While away for a time. he was post-
master at Versailles. lie. was born
here October 28, 1848. and was in his
68th year. lie servedin the house in
1887 1893 and 1918. This session ms
was on the committee of appropria-
tios and chairma of.the committee on
Congressional and senatorial dls- i
trlcts. He was a Republican and hail|
been in the real estate and insurance‘
business. Recently with his son hei
took over the Rogers Kelley Company
for the making of leather novelties‘
and his son went to Beam last weeki
to take charge of the business there. '
Besides the son. John 13., two daugh- ’
ters survive, Miss eleu and Miss Mary
E. Kelley, of Dayville. -
The death of Representative Kel-i
ley today makes the third death his
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senate lost. its chaplain by death. al-i
Ytttry
one
saw sea memes
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bilitigc of Bill Which May
'Change Value of Bond.
HARTFORD, March 14.—-1t
It is
10 many tumors.
the ultimate value of the bonds.
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the Pilgrims, in 1930. by enlarged? Serious Questions Arise as to Poul- Karl Zttelman, former German consul-
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was forth (in the Ratilic Ocean unable to
teamed today that the finance can find hospitable shores upon which to
mittee is not yet prepared to report land
on the Bridgeport hand bill, contrary. Zitelman was expelled from Manila
understood Ifollowing the break in diplomatic rela-
that some serious questions have come. ‘tions between the United States and Hartford Ml“)
up regarding the possibilities of thelaermany and then sent on an Ameri-
bi" th‘h may considerably changelcan army transport to Japan enroute
The Japanese authorities the letter had never been opened
WAS-HNGTBN Mmh 16—— *Fran: hi
86ml tome. Phflieelnes. Guam. and
the Sula islands, is traiaing bad: and
a.
re
to China.
contained a New York, New Haven &
$36 in payment of a stock dividend it en; ]e
was dated seventeen veat‘s £80. and run through the «windows and slide
EM DIVIDEND Mick ”fig-555°34‘45“
While tearing down the old Hola- .
rd house on Grove street. Winsted. imetai China-3' have been mended by
Contractor F. W. Curtis. who bougbtlil tender company at Carncy's Point
the building and will erect a house oni N. l. .. for the safety of the men work-
Whitinz street with the lumber thus inn in its smokeless ponder
obtained. made a unique find Under! lust under the second story windoas
plant
doorjmnhe discovered a letter di of the numerous small structures in
cted to Mrs. Sarah Holabird, {which when the men work, are fireescape
platforms from whith lead set eral of
ad Company check for the metal chutes plated at a sharp
in an emergency the men can
hi) to the ground in an instant.
This matter must be carefully eX-‘however declined to guard him safe Several families have. lired in the 'iht dangers of handling smokeless
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omitted before any action can be tak- conduct and he was forced to contin- house since it “'35 occupied by M75 iocndet are not as great as popularly
en. and it may be necessary to hold us his journey to Honolulu
Holabird.
The ChPCk Vi 38 forwarded I summed. for it does not explode like
the measure “P [0" some days beforei Honolulu, being an American hat- in M11 Curtis ‘0 Mi? Holabirds 30“- blatk pow,der but instead burns tap-
the committee is prepared to make a boy. could not receive Zitehnan and Henry Holabird now located in TOT” irll;I--Popular Mechanics Magazine.
report.
port will be made this week or later put into China, to learn that diplomat
In any event the measure is not likely to relations between China and his
to go out of the committee for two or‘
three days.
STANDING 0F CLUBS
iN RlFLE LEAGUES
March 1(.—-Stand~
ing of the leading clubs in each of
the four rifle. shooting league com-
peting under the auspices of the Na
tionsl Rifle Association of America
was announced today, showing the ag-
gregate score at the end of the sixth
\VASHJNGTON.
\weelt's matches as follows:—
Civllian Clubs—vl’eters Rifle and
Revolver (‘lub 5359. Park Club 5940,
Quinnipiuc Rifle Club 5930.
College Clubs—~Michigan
tnrul College 5764. West
University 5598, Notre Dame
versity, lndlana. 5558.
High Schools-down
Agricul-
Virginia
Uni.
High School
5633. McKinley Manuel Training.
School 5342, Burlington. ls., lllgh
School 5108.
Military SrltOtils—New
tary Academy 5674,
Institute 5436. St. John's Itlill-
tttry Academy in. ‘i‘lt‘i
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finitely settled that Putnam will not
receive the wit-close outfit from the
govcrttnnnt. lot with!) u tequtst was
- t.. Han \'.", i‘i‘ili'J'nrl
It was proposed to use the outfit in
the trade school and high school if it
could be procured.
VON KOLNiTZ QUITS BASEBALL
FOR BUSINESS.
tillt‘AGO, March 15.~Alfred von‘
Ko.‘ nits utillt) inlieldot with the Chic-
£140 Allif‘lilfllltl has not 't‘ted Manager
ltonlnnd that he has r'etlted from the
-m . :lt“’(tiltii:l,, l:) n tilrpflfih [ion
the Mineral Wells. ’lfextts. training
coup tonight, \‘on l~'.nlnit;-. is engaged
in litis'itt‘rtt in Rah-tun. N. (‘. lie was
Lori-intend front the Cincinnati Na-
i"if.l3.
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Says Mn: is no Excuse for Cutting
Corns and inviting Lockiaw
Sore corps, hurd corps, soft corns or
any kind of it com can hnrntlessly he
lifted right out with the fingers. if you
will apply directly upon the corn l-l
few drops of freczono. says a Cincln‘
unti authority.
It is claimed that lit small cost one
can get a quarter of an ounce of free-
2one at any drug state, which is suf-
ficient to rid ono's feet of every corn
to to danger of infection.
This simple drug. while sticky. dries
the moment it is applied and does not
1 l’li'i‘NAll liar. H. »»n has been do}
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it was decided to send him back
_ 1: onto, Ont .-Hsrtford Courant.
it is not yet certain whether a re- :the next boat direct to China He Will
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the impossibility of landing there.
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CROCKERY
China. Glassware, Coffee PercoJ
lators. Aluminum ,and Enameled:
Cooking Utensils, Etc. :
Albert P. 'Geltebe
Phone 1069- 2
25 Washington at. So. Nomlin
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“QUALITY SHOP”
South Norwalk
Coat
Have you seen the “B'tschof-Dean" and Suir~ '
models?
Designed by the celeb. ated French sketch artist, Bis~
chof Dean.
Shown exclusively at the Mintz Quality Shop.
Give us an opportunity to show you those beautiful
models.
Also showing exclusively “Phipps" French Tailored
Attorneys at Law
PATENTS
A. M. Wooster, Late Examin-
. er U. 8. Pat. Office
F. H. Bowersock,13 years
practice N. Y. City
Security Building, x115 Main
St, BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Send For Booklet (in Patent»
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Hats.
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LE. .4. .- _. v. _?:‘ -m. ,.._. \:_ .. - 1*;
Pure Lard. per lb. ................................. 20¢
Swift's Jewel Shortening, a lb. ............. ...... 18¢
Try-Our Fresh Roasted Collee. a 1b. ................ 21¢
Large Fat Mackerel, 3 lb. ................... .. ..... 20¢
Fancy Evaporated Apples.a pkg. ................... 12¢
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
Err: escapes in the foam of large
Let us show you why
this ts the best Sewing
Machine made.
THE A. J. ANGEVINE ii.
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Dr. J. H. Mallerv-
16 So. Main St. So. Norwalk, (2.
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UNDERTAKER
Office and Reside..ce
4 Belden Place, Norwaik
P one x
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insect Killers
and Fungous
Remedies
Albert D. Morgan
WASHINGTON STREET .E
Ask ior the Big
Book
TAILORED sorts
and
REM'ODELING‘».OF nuns
by ,
'New Yerk Ladies’~ Tailor
G. ROCKOFF
11 North. Main St.
. We Also Do. Cleaning. and.
‘ Pressing.
Heel, ' iron St W inc
inflame or even itritntc tho—surround Tonic. Stimulant and Appetizer
, lug tissue.
This announcement will interest
many women here. for it is said that
the present high heel footwear is put-
ting cents on p: octicttlly every wom-
Inn’ 5 feet .-Adv.
F. HpBAXT-ER
Druggise.
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paper.
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HOMEMADE CAKES,
A good adv pays best in the best
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Ariheedlework
An occasional hour ,or so can be profitably and pleas-
antly employed working some article for dress or home
decoration.
Especially .intereseting assortments' of Charming
Waists, Lingerie, Dainty Infants’ Wear, Children's Dresses
and Rompers. Luncheon Sets, Fudge Aprons. Centerpieces,
Pillow Cases. Towels, Dresser Scarfs. Lettuce Bags and an
immense variety of New Spring Designs in Royal Society
package goods.
We also carry high grade cottons and other articles of:
merit for Embroidering and Crocheting.
You will find the new spring designs especialy inter-
esting
Heerdt 8; Seymour
Delicatessen and Lou eh: Room
7 Railroad Ave. j Tel. 97
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NEW IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE
FRESH EGGS... . ............ 48¢ per tioz.
CHICKEN PIES OF FRESH NATIVE FOWL 15¢ ca.
PIES, CRU‘LLERS AND MEAT
LClAF
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ElectriCal Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELEC- TRICAL. SHOP
In the Town-
AUTOTSUPPLIES
Rm 805—59 So. Maia“.
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Tris. SELECTION OF
SUITABLE WALL PAPERS
is an easy task here. We show
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can suit any taste or meet any
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