. Mammalian
too. 1; I.
1131111111 fishing,“ near Palm Band. he
caught the second silver ilsh‘ (hynnla
cubensis) and also a ”gonad: mash.
Mrssziau-Habbell» is visiting
Mrs. l-larry Bailey q; Harrison, N. Y.
Mr.- and Mrs. Elmer-Case have re-
turned after a six weeks‘ stay at Palm
Beach. Florida. >
Aidivorce has been granted by 12-19
Sureme Court of Kings‘ Countfi’N. Y..
to Margaret E. Eve-rut from Gentle
. W. Everart. who form year conducted
Robert F. Scalnl oi Rowayton ave-
nhc, was a visitor in Bridgeport, last
week. on business.
Miss Irena Oakes has resumed her
duties at the Rowayton post office af~
tar an attdclr of maaslos.»
“the Broad ilall inn.”
Misses 1111111111}. and Mary McClellan
.f flua Post road expect to start for the
“fist about the first of next month. In
ulune they emit-(ll to enjoy a trip to
Alaska and 1111.1 ; . 113011.? of the north-
Amarican conti-
A. B. Cleverley is having the inter-
. EAST
\H‘b‘Ie-lj 3.111=.t l1
Mr and Ellis Babbon of new Y0rkuamployed in that sort or work at the
have rented the Baker place on waneatabliahmcnt‘ of William 'G. StranS'
Side avenue for the 51111111101 months lw whim
Mrs. P. M. Needle, of Rowuylon ave-l
.nue. has now entirely recoiered from
I Bundle of Van zm street.
taxi” in Bridgeport.
find Mrs. Samuel Artellc. oi:
‘ M16“, arc. the pioud parents 01‘
.Mima of Birdgeport was via-
7-Wdl1in East Norwalk yesten her recent attack of the glip, and i511:1
" /' able to be about. again,
WW
l'JL 11.51
111‘ ll
Miss 151-111-1111.: Hunt of West avenu’e,
1
authmlt) on bird lore and has
‘glven a numhcr oi' interes ing lmturm
as the representative of the Audubon
l
9 baby girl who was born thioI
115.130“: mother and child are do-
1
1
Mann of Bridgeport uas \is l
i
d, street have removed to Can
turned to his boat at the Green' 5 Reel \loroion and Daricn schools in the
lighthouse, alter 11 air-hour furlough, 1111111 11111119.
spent at his home in Bridgeport.
\Vlllitllll l'onston of Dorian
The thou-nylon Drum Corps have: gom 11 111-. . .' 3 “1111111 Thursday, {or
been engaged by Butler Lodge 1.0.0 :Miss Kindorlln of Now York. Cardb
E. for, 1‘. oarmlc Wednesday HVt‘lli-llg.}and music were enjoyed. Those. 111-11111
At. that 'lmc the New Haven lodgeleut were Mrs. Robbins, Mrs. Pclton,
will visit thorn. arriving on tho sin MraL ’l‘ Slogg, 311-5., (1.. E. Derby, Mrs
train. 1M. .Mlllm', Mrs. Loraine Rooaovelt,
1.11131 Kindcriin, and Miss Edith Jones.
j Mrs.
W ~W. Sweeney an, of Haw-
vnnua. is confined to his home
0.
(hmva‘ssers for the state military
MINUS 1109 making KN‘N- WON-1‘9“ At the regular Friday evening hen-
through itowayton, and the workmen 11.111111“; 3.11.11 111:1 night 111 St
£91100” be completed Wit-1* -m0lh“rIJohns (lunch, Noroton, conductor!
why“ 1 work Practically men-body 11y my J rj-‘ulmu 11 11 of tho 1511111
commissioners of .110 Third Din. buy git-on up tho ancient 1111111 or 111 1.1111 0; H1! 110;) 1111.13 111 west .\'or
hold 0. meeting Saturday Mg)" fusing to sign, and tho canlllfllst‘ls 1m- unlk. :1 1.11119 “1111:1111111111111 um; inter
9°39“ 0‘ routine busincau matting little trouble. lasted in tho 1111111 lolly alllllfllll‘li‘“3 “‘1
dress on "St, Patrick."
The general imprcasion in Stamford
and Mrs. Peter Gustafson or
(“street spent yesterday in \Vost—
_ visiting friends.
_ weekly session in the 11lnochel
out bemoan the married and
man oi! the Mayflower ”Hook
Ladder Company will be held
7 evening.
0 books will be given out at tho
,Norwalk Public idhmry durlnlv
week or March 18. It is re1
ed that all'books now out he re
on Tuesday or Saturday, that
o of preparing a printed cata-_
i
Mr. and Mrs. l-‘. Raymond Holland.
of Tokenoka, who are erecting a new
“we“ ‘0 be randy for ”‘0" m ‘ “p““cy luauticui (‘ompmiy is seriously consid-
thls spring.l1avo boon beroawd iu the cfri “g thc1.'1’i1i l'l.1 11.3! M. Em“: in to
death of their aix- your-old daughter. tho demand of m patrons along the
“megs" at then N‘Iw York home, 0' Stamford Norwalk Division in relation
diphtheria, on 'i‘luusdoy. The little!m the “w cont 11/9. \dwccn Stamford
girl was born or 'l‘okonokc,11ndum 11 11nd ilarion and if tho Connecticut
favorite of the summer maidonts of
the town. I
comos up next month for triul (or
sooner), the Cirilllgt'llt‘llt Company will
not ho the loser by such a step. for in
limo it will carry many more passen-
gms. 11nd motto irlonds “all along the
line." I
1 James A. llztkcr, .lr., ot’ Wont. Sid:-
:Iuvenuc, iIs ‘cndcavorlm‘: to interest
5, baseball 56135011 opened in this Ron nylon 11mph: in the formation 0“
tom“)! when the l'.1stmu1 Bull a rifle Ll.uh Such a mutt-m is 1.91111:
- 55““ NOTWRIK played the Col- undated in D- uicn also, and a mom
1.. 61511111111111 Wioke grounds. The lug is to be held in the Pinion tour:
9 team came out a winner by hailtonight,todiacuss11111111111101: lir.
”Ore of 8»- to 6. Amundson and Baker i1; 11 shuurshootcr or extraor-
Were the battery of! the P113- dinury merit hinmclt, being 11 mambor
oi the Norwnlk Rifle club, the N11-
- tional Rifle Aaam 11111011. and several
51110111111111 party was held at Irltlo and small arms clubs in New
I’ a of Mr. and 1.1111 wnuam 10:11 city, and is well qualified to or
Fort street. The. occasion maize and instrunt such 11 club in
E3 celebration of the twenty. “10%th
“"3551”? of the. marriage of ”"W’MM"“
ills; Bears, and the affair was I WW
lrpleflsant one: «Mr. Doors in D RIEN.
'i‘lm hill rccr'tlly parsed by the Gen-
orui Asru‘mhly planning for the organ-
ization of :1 "Hour1 Guard“ is along the
local chapter of the. NatlonalSccurlty
.loague. it is the plan of the Hartford
authorities io-nppotut recruiting om“
corn in every town, and ii. is expected
‘lmt 1111 soon 11:1 .1111311 an officer is up,»
uoinlod in llnrion. a company 111 the
llomo Guard will ho 111'011‘1ptly or
«animal. int-oiling: omnibers of 'tha
lcnguc and otlu-rs who arc. interested
in the orcharcdncss moronicnt.
known caterer of tho Dorlon
and he certainly uphold hits
on ‘as a caterer by thc‘agant
lilo served. Among the guests
:Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Sr? Mix and Mrs. Forte. Mr.
‘5. Frederick Tyruall, In. Mr.
, (insemhrthurpascy, Mr. and
Ieotlorcf-Whitlock. Mr. and Mrs." Vw-A
“ Mmaln, Bridgeport. Gun The omcial board of the Methodist
Vinnbury; Edward Brennan of Church will meet tonight.
'rt;.1Harry Fox of Port Chet:—
in. Robert McAllister, Mrs.
Fox; Mrs. Frank Fax, Jr., Mr.
. The fi1cmcn wore coilctl__out.twl(ée
Friday to 1! t‘irc .proomna‘hiy started
Thy trumps, 111 the abandonmlxwood-
5 working mill of the former H. Sands
«Sellrck (‘11.. bent-111111 Barton and No-
rotmrlloighta. The firmncnwere first
poacd that they had extinguished the
tire. -l.-3i‘orc it had gained much head-
way. However, some smouldering cm-
hersqnnst havc‘ c‘lcapcd their vigi-
lance. for about 4 o'clock they wen.1
Edward Baker. ot'Centnr street; is
warmed to; his home with illness. »
Brow Joseph Sommors, _ 1 -----~ agalnobliged to go and pot-out an-
W Mr. and MTS- SUM. Richard C.Cl1ristopher,.lr., of Mom: oth‘cr incipient blaze.
. y, Benjamm Kohy, MlHS clalr is visiting friends at Noroton‘. ' ---
1 George Brown,- and Frank school Superintendent James F.
I Mugs-W. I. Lowndea spent'il’ednea~~
"day With her daughter, Mrs.- Chester
F. Wood at New-Canaan.
by the death of his mother, Mrs. Mdry
M; Williams of Mt Ktscpwat the ad.
, Dr. George ll: Noxon 1.1111111111111111;
meeting ot the Norwallc MedicalT-So-
clety on Thursday night:
"Richard. Dugdale. J r., of the Haighta
was oporaiod upon for appendiciuwt
_ ”the Stamford Hospitoln- few days ago,
Iand’ia now reported to be improving.
or James 11‘. Williams, Sn. whose fun-
and was. held just. 25 years 1111101111 the
day of her death. She had 11111111 ill
:01- about three wcelcs oi tndigcation
She is survived by two sons and live‘
daughters, and descendants to the
number of 42. including grandchildr‘on
and great grandchildren. 1Supt.Wil-
"I‘ 111111. in the old-est of her children.
Noromn'and Stamford circles are in- 311% was unusually active for a woman
{95195595 in the announcement. that the of her years, and occupied a leading
daughter 01 305“ DI- Crimins- Mi” position in the Ch 11:, social .and rellgi
'tEvelyn Orimmlns of Newton, will b" one life or her. home town.
married to Arthur Cox Patterson on- ,-
AW“ 16' Blinded bynscsrcliss. unit 1111';
... "(5
of 111.111.3111. ave:
lie‘ndsinClty Island.
‘ 11.111111111111111...
the Holly Segly plan at Newton at
. _ : ior 0! his house redecorateddsdwin T1 rent
ORWALK t Stevens is doing the work. I I I
. I
’7 . Miss i ‘i :1. , for ve a r
, 1 James A. Baker,Jr.. has returned to . , 1 , II o r yea
, . . , . , f in the r111; .131 111 the Darieu Illa-view,
lns home in Viest Side avenue, alter a h“ _ _ 1 ' 1. f 1 h
“Wu; businellsdl'ip to New York 'city. 111ml. ‘1 1 1.11. .11 0 o'cnograp y,‘
typen‘l‘iilnrg, out i. 1-1kkeemng, is now
Norwalk. who has long been known,“ -‘
chper William F Rhodes has re I1Associ11tion, is éxpccllng to visit the ‘
home in that part of lown.wl1lch they Norman and nation Is that n“. Con»
company will do this whcn the case .
(inch of the effort being made by the ’
;‘ll7lllll‘l(‘1!‘.(‘tl about 10:30 11. n1., and. sun ».
William! “was bereaved. on .Wodnesday '
vanccd ago or 82. She was tho-widow .
. - it»:
“i candida; that it 33.1mm WI
51mm learn it whom 19 wax. in
ammo: ona o! ”month-W11;
imwhon tho other vn. new
The driver of tharddragad van states
him .wuu going at a rataoi about six-
ty-mllas an hour, and never stopped
ointment. Ha tried'to sac the num-
ber, but it disappeared in tho dark
11935.1
V... “g---
M111 Who Made Russian
RP. ""1”” Possibl:
I
l
pmuca GEO. Lvorr
GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS
3 GENERAL bRUSiLOFF
PROF MILuxorr
The men who made the almost
blundleas revolution in Russia poaal
ble u-erc Prince George Lvon‘. named
as now premrcr: Grand Duke Nicho-
lnn, unclo-of the our and command.
of all Russian unnics during tho 1‘1:
loft, now commander of the Russian
armies on the western front, and I’m
lessor Paul N. Mllukotl, liberal leader
in tho Doom. The. grand duke wll
probably become commander iu chit-
11‘ 11!. l‘tnssin‘a armies, while‘ Professof
ililnkofi has already horn-untold for
l;;1 minister in the 1121111111111».
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' 11111111;
No.More rear-affinity Colic
Tho crusade 111.111.311.11 colic and
food trouble in this section has had
a happy result.
The. astonishing achievomants of
Mrs Winslow's Soothing. Syrup which
has been so widely recommended
seems beyond belief to the many
thankful ond planed inotlwrs. for:
practically every baby “has been cured
or benefited by its 1136.
.
I
11111110111; looked for». Messing that. 1181
among into instant popularity will:-
almost every mother. actual results
Verify. this.
Mrs. Winslow’s; Soothing- Syrupda
diflerent 115.1. anything else in that “it
aims to get. rid of baby can... and n1?
digestion by, neutralirhig. the width“
from a recent 1 ill-
I I " touring cit-rimming from the direction
‘ I ‘I Dr John Mrey, Frank Bailout-coy, of Darlen,.the driver 0: a large vnn~
111111. her and n 5- 35°05": ‘55 5 ”WWW“ 0’ nuéa with live or 111: pianos which
the Menu Bible class ”I the C‘ongrega- ware being moved from Brooklyn to
I 'tlonal church, are‘ busy With plans for Bridgeporty ran into B. telegraph pole
Iznear Stonéy gBrook',Tl1‘uraday.,about
9 p: 111‘. 11.. van.” which b’eton'gad to
‘ ‘ P. 1,- Murphy at 97 Henry.- street."
1 ‘1 Jill!!! D. .crlmminp OII GoliendeM Bridgeport, wag [mny WM 3mm
PM W “5° 5' on will!!!“ omr 111.111.111.111 1111,1111 ah " .
it _ olamnnI- in
mend Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing."
to all motharmwitli babies the v0
colic; indigestion, ' ‘
overcomingri gain and 11111111311111.1115;
the weak. 3211111111111 littla’ ammonites.-
and ‘mlnd you it does all this without?
from Bridgeport and took-aha plumes. u.
that the touring car which blinded
pmt ol’ the war; (lanai-at A1 A. Brusi
M111 Winslow's Soothint1isyrup1~15
SO. NORWALK
N‘ew Spring Suits
$110.00 to $50.00
Smart Coats
$6.95? to $35100
New lavegse‘s
- $8.95: to-1$25.00
Trimmed Hats
32:95" to $15.00
Shapes
95c to.$5.00
i
Let us show 31.111 why
this is the lust Sewing;-
Machine made.
MBA. J. ANGWiNE @1»
Still C0.
- TEE ii I i -
Extracted Without Pain
Dr. 1%. 11.111111111-
16 So. Main St. So. No.1. alk, (:1,
Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. 111., 7 to. 8
p rd.
Sundays By Appoh tmt‘nt Onlv.
Have {on Tried the New
A la Carla Service at the
Clifford Rérthskeller
It: you want ~ Good Elodltargc variety,
Quick Service and? Moderate Prices
.4»-
“mg... whmahwamm; ,1
You Can Get; itHere
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St , So. Norwalk
pnoun 410, PROMPT AUTO onuvnnv.
Sale 011 tanned Fruit
Logan Berries or Raspberries
180 can .
Ikparagus
Asparagus, beat
Asparagus Tips 1. ..
Cherries
Cherries
George W. CIoIiIfiInI. Jr.
UNDERTAKER
. Office and Reside..ce
: 4 Belden Place. Nozwalk
Phone I r
411ml}! Attendant
Il‘hc [teed tit Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
“ AUTO SUPPLIES
Phona.805-—56 So. Main on.
So. Norwalk. Music Hall Bill.
18: can
55c can
25c can
25c can
I15c can
Strawberries ..... we can
Plants ........... roccan
Peaches xsccan
Grated Pineapple . 18c can
Sliced‘Pineapplo... mean
No.1 cans A111 mots, Peat-hes or Pears
2 cans hr 251::
1..
TAILORED sums
and
REMODELING OF FURS'
by. all!
New York Ladies’ Tailor
G ROCKO‘FF‘
u NorthMain Silo. .
We. Also Do Cleaning and‘
1'
1
.'
111:0th ran-1311:113-
‘Two-oitha ~- Pressing.
many; smart y -m.-.......,....-. .......
McCallDesigna 1. . , I . , \ , o. > W
1.. 11.11; Beef,lron& Wino.-
'I"I' . Becoming and I Tonic. Stimulant“ 31165 'A‘PWlIif‘fl-x
inexpensive. . F. H. B AXTER ,
gowns ‘ i‘ ,, j Druggist
for emery ~. __7 .. ‘9‘” ____fi_ W,
I‘. occasion, made 4. ’ '
.J possiblerby the=usc
of McCall Pttcma
of Macao Pat-
, terns
The McC all\‘a11
cntcd1Cuttlng and
Construdiom
Golda, 11111113111111 ‘
I“ trowel-with cachi‘-
McCall Pattern,
insurcs «opal-fact—
fitting. garment.
ApriFPattern-s New on Sale
The McCall Book of Fashions (Spring; Quartarly), Price. 256
(by mail}. asc)‘: Guiana once. 31» (hr mail. 40c) Including
a‘ FREE COUPON worth 1‘5: toward the putéliise: of any
MéCall Pattern.
Bugarman Bio and Chas. I1] Minta
Sm Non-walk Cantu.
- «hasn‘t..- no. .1
‘ Drew
Ho. 1612?
. 7.27
J“
EA‘lliert 0. Morgan,
.§'IWASHINGT0N STREET_
{A1315 for the Big
:- W-tlce or ’dopa" or 9. 111111111111 1;»
Good. , honorable druggiutll’" recon».
who“...
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