”hon mm by “S1:
law “2134-»:'~f“ ..
lei-'3 shiptard (n Soto: a uni 11:151.
'1 commenced to me: haul the yacht withi
the intention of hating her if ad, 1 r
. - _. ' the first appearance of real yacnting
V ‘ Y MARKET weather
' fl N0 mm 51". I Richard Lo Gallienur, oi Tolzuneke,‘1
‘ who, with his famlb, has been 51111111“ > V ' ‘ ‘
ing the “inter in Nassau,liahu1nas,l '
ldiscovered last week ‘a vast cave. 0n!L ’ V, ’
iWednesday, Mr. lie Galiiouue and a: .. V ». .
party of friends 'went Soul" liunfl-re's,
of yards underground, but, the candles -
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end. Though Mr. Lbljaili une 11.2.: 1 .
had. seen this gave Mien in 1 1- 1 r1 »‘ 0 ‘ l
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it Ct M M . .. .1... 1 to a special showing and sale at Nepoitset
adventure, the scenes of «which 1112' . ‘
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, . ,party who shared Mr. Le Gtill‘t'i-lit
0‘ the Washington street bridge discovery were Mrs. Le (lam-.151 O
..................1. - -naiionally known [or years as 1
. ' 1 9 sh. WW
:‘1 liunekor, of New York. The LeV LET [L m.-. nl you
mrflng 3 new film’- lGaliienne family will soon rum-u 121i mauniac'ur
their 'loiteutko it 11111 ‘*' 1 ers 0
one condition of former selectman,’ K 1 h
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to be up a good dtal or the time. 1" . ‘ '
~DAR1EN 1 , 1 ‘ ,‘uii. A. i. ANGPl/ENE it:
There were several oyster seed buy-I :‘ - T l ‘
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em in the humor this morning. The l . I ‘ i SON C0.
price of seed ranges about 65 cents oi l . 1
Mel. j . i“
OUT OF TOWN
flue, who has been seriously ill of TRADE
pneumonia, is now much improved. 1
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..1........... rte oi attractive allot-us 11251 d to suit iéfih‘f‘i’ffiei‘rif‘.“
1 bitterly Miss Ethel Gaming. of Exist ' 7 l W o ‘ My
:1 C en: tita e a our a-
Norwalk. 'I‘iw lll'dvturd Delailold fluidly MW"! g p
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151 .11.... A. Dicker & 8011 are devotm this week 1
. .‘oi'ced to return theiore l a “Hit tl1 . ' mafi ‘ ,
m ‘ V ..v 1
laid in and about Nassau, by u strung-F ‘, ._
,1 w“ coincidence it tallirs in every “'83:; Fl j ‘ ’ ' ' “Ci 0‘ Blrfi &
’0 ‘u‘ith one describedthervln. 111 1' e i 1 00 ovmfig-nnewe p ..
¥orkm the public docks at the West ‘ ‘ .
,Mrs. Gwendolyn lie Gullimuc, iiifl‘
"" :and Mrs. ‘Mcliarg ‘Davonyum MlitLbl'll'll‘i
flowed Price, of Woodslde avenue
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,this is the best Setting,
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fin {1.100th111 of Winfield street, is' ,MaCilme made.
Milo-proved. Mr.Gorl1an1 is able
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‘ The young daughter of Mr. and ; he onse‘ IS 100 0 wa‘ r00! durable 83“. i HOW WE CATER I] O
V Mrs. William Wuldrou, of Kaisei a; , ,
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’ Miss MaboliRusroe oi the Ht’lglilsih llalyy eas y kep‘ c can I comes In a va_ Realizing that the VISl»
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fir. and Mrs. John Cue, of Bildge-1 .9 ' grail; ti": $186316 1:315“? ll:
m m the parents or a nine pou1.dV Robins 21nd bluvbirds on now quite:
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' ‘ d l N ‘ , ~10. ‘ O O - I,” d ' trons to make our place tlicfr
_..__,. ‘.ll 1 kon at HP 010 on lot a .. . .
'- The indies‘ Aid SOCMY M 'h" Pit"! ,1,3,” {1] ii. Grout cnimluined Mr: ., every room In ' i 8 “use. 0" S335! illei‘fiquartels :wnlle m “£331 .
Avenue M. E. Church will mm 11-. :11 “PM,” of New “”1“ W, «mum, V e especm y SO T
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diurch psrloroV tonwiron ai‘ivmmn,‘ REPAIR WORK by mail, it
or... behind D'icitermau in guaranteeing 31.11.111.16 ‘ ‘ .11... 1.
Ceived
h «1.1 ontortiuuln" ilohw men, u ‘ . . . .
' ‘ ” Prices that are an invttation
'1 THAMER
1 "The Three-O Eye Service"
1 ""' 1" '11‘11-1ubor of Buttery l“. ,'
'l‘wo Want ‘Sido luds voluntc'orod to it
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. ~ lion trout its use Come ill and 10011
mm in the Naval M'm‘“ 1““ “"1" Mrs. Augusto Wullutr of '.\"orotonK . T
It was thought best not to piiut tluii .lirights. is “mmflhm tmiu nor recent.
' mines mill thEY had passed the 9): 110011 in 10“,] 10mm”; ovm‘ tittll sum
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initiation“ :iuvr homo and mold in at iungouimts ml“ ‘he llne.
. sm 1011s illno s.
The East Side was certainly wvll ‘ ' ‘
"ilvmm‘wd “The “"0““ “PM I" “‘0‘: Miss Edna 1111111111111 ol' ilvooklyn 11:, ii While fl 138's or {or ‘he ['eSl 0' me week “'8
f‘my hull 1”“ “T31“ “T “'h‘m‘ ”‘0 N “W v.1 ltiug at the home of 1' vuo l ('3. 'i‘y-fw ,V ‘ L ' ' ' 1 1 9
Reserve project was explained. 'l‘lltlt‘UN. n, Norman ,19,m,,9_i .
"were more than 100 imm this dis-‘iritt
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An effort is lining lllfldt bv louil, pl “Ice is
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, ,niusii lovers to ie-orgnnlzu tin~ ll .11: ii ‘
“to Dust Norwuik lihrmy opvuod‘
afternoon after being (l051 d for
week in order that a printed (uh-1
. Augustus l’. Magiior. prom-inun- of. ’
ogue "“3“ be taken tho Columbia llotol, spent :1 day in 45c t
"’ “““" Now York on business rvt'ontly. L ‘ ‘
_ All of the members at the Mons '
dun o! the East Avenue M. E. church " T
11 Mrs. Eben Scribner of the ”claims
17 thwe acepted the invitation of the is spending 9 ,9“. days at ”V, home 0,-
,‘uens’dm “f the Norualk Congrega her daughter, Mrs. William llrooks of
“flood! dhurch to visit them Wednesday
Oculists. Optometrists, Optician:
87 Atlantic 811., Stamford, Conn.
flown Sat. till 9 p. in. Est. 1897.
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band 111 Center school. i l
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Beef Iron and
Wine
White Pine and
Tar '
V Bridgeport. . ' ‘
um. March 27, will meet at the ..._.-.—.- b N 6 ON
TV Avenue church at 7-45 001"“ The Women’s Christian Temperance ’ O l V ‘ 7 V
thake the trolley for Noxwolk. - 1 ‘ ’
Union Will hold its regular monthly
3...-.. meeting at the Darion Free Library
Grace, the little twelve your 01“ thisotternoon at 3.00 p.111. ”
tighter oer. and rMs. H. Lockw,ood
Clifford Pharmacy.
, 80. Main 3nd Elizabeth Sta. :4
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90! Eli: :3:le possesses not .1 little Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilchrist have'ig . .11: 3-.— 1 .1~«,Phonea $33453.
kwood was sioifigoom' Guild/Ml; been in town making al‘i'iltigt‘lllt‘iits to l'i L __ n J'- a': :‘fi """ Cutifi d C F ‘ J
an ““3990 o 1 it 1 tie wagon shortl. 'i .....----,. 1—“ I cute an ‘ oupon we,
work this morning. and it was cor pen °r 1 1‘ y ,— -323 .--.- L- -- -- _ .. . II. M...”
T ‘ P 1 1 l . 8' '1?an 0!!
W317 very clH'H fox :1 child of her Miss Made Gartrt‘ll spent yesleldfi)’ puny of Iinrieu. is an ethusinstic lover sen. weie caught lust “9,1,, by ,1“, ""'V"’”W“'""‘ VFriday. \lrs C01” was .1 3
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’ 'age. and is survived by two daughters 3 .- ..__.._.._-......_.._.._.._«...1.... ..:3
.1.“ afternoon at the home of her brother. of untc—r and (united 1h» local aquatic «Greenwich police on the propvity or “WY Vid pmmom of El bahVV . ,
Sidney Gartrell, who has recently re- 19959,, MS, “99,, by pumng his thumb D i V
Justice Harry \1. Snead of Burton, WEST-0N
,whcre they have been using his bunga.
RQWAY‘TQN { The Young people of St. John’s Oath-l Mr. and Mrs. Norbert 11. Valentino £02151); :upbglzazutfl“Eecgzyfioghsg
W1... «um. 91 .1. f 0110 church in Noroton are planning tool it llediord street. Vstmuiord, will out ut‘ulght on their "rounds." Among Theron Brown of M 1m", ,gml
give another play in the Noroton flre- shortly leave Vior California. whore the places alleged to have. been 1‘0”me Sunday “Vim Gadfrey street friends.
-— :M~ r""-~ m‘xk- ., ~...i housevfor two nights after Easter. they will make it their home Mr.Va1- V U h'nn's drug store . - .
"'“‘ — «amino formerly lived in Doi'len, and by the M” were l’V‘ 1 . 1 .__........-
Willi!“ 2H. Farrell is having his Richard 0- Clll'iSlODher Jr. of ms 1114511 in tho real ostaiu busihoss in at the HT“) and Lockwood 3 drug .storeV Mrs. Peter B
antler overhauled and painted Montclulr N J spent the‘Weei‘i-eud Stat—utord for numv yours. in COS Cob. Several other complaints st1reet,1bos bee
6 Anderson launch works with friends bt their home on the Old - ' ' "have been madepf places which have“v0 9,99,,9
1:!!- King's highway Noroton V Rev D1 Caskey and i'amilv “1,0 been broken into. Tho authorities, it; __ , VV VV
aniera Williani J. Soabye, Jr., “V have been in toun 5mg? 1),. kaey is said, are inclined to think that the, Several friends “~01“ Mt. vemonulinm Moe, conducting we service, and V
tho proud pa outs ofa baby girl Frederick W Tooker who has ‘sold began 7,0 substitute for 131.th Kir‘k two girls who were hild up‘ on th: N ,— spent Sunda; with Mr ind NYE-imam Andrews, :Linuley Corso. Ste- PM me ‘ are M
. sunday night Mrs Saabye was his house on the pas, Road to Mrs. M., lwctm of 'St Luke's church. \‘ototon. Post 101111 in Nomion last wwk, an Willard Clifford 01 Godfret street. pitch and George Waterbury actingasV
nerdy MISS Ellen James, of Rotvay- E. Bookie} of Stamford Will move to ‘while ”,9 inttoi was on his annual va- robbed of it bag containing 11 pair of. .._. Em“ bearers Among out.of4to“rn‘
MW“V win-w. moved from toWn to South Norwalk limo the harbor. N- and Mrs James A' 5mm" and
one grandson. Clorenco C.» Smith of
thi 5 place. interment was in the
Lyons Plain cemetery. 9,.
The funeral of Willis Lockwood, .
youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ,, "’
Perry of Hillside E. Lockwood, ot Hillside street, aged
11 quxto ill for the post 31 yours. who had been an invalid for .
the past year, was held from their real-
dance on Filday afternoon. Rev. Wil-
. his othex house in Barton. Ication some weeks ago, have returned dancing slippers. when On the: “RY? Miss Adele Andrew has returned 1,0 friends attending the flmeml wore :
l‘ d M 1 . - ‘ !to thoirhome nt Southport. home train it dunno in Siam or bmay New Rochelle,1N Y.. aftei spendingV \ir and Mrs. Charles Northrop or 1 3 es
1323' 998:99 ‘ 8:1; 0:33: 62f Glareuce W Bell, who was serioumyl have been ottnoked in the same oys several days with her sister. Mrs. Mon. Pound 'RldgeVN. Y., Mr. and Mrs. El.
but of their daught M bl L. in this winiei with an attack of the A. P. Magner 0113mm has the tepudt is said that the gills when held up “3 W. Perry. !mer Andrews, Mr. “‘me Miles Goo
er, a e -
, handed over tbé bug with the slippery I don 9 East 11 H B. St. M ' ' .
. grip, has retutned from it Southern tation for being one Of the greatos , .. 1. 1 0 o , our-y urges, n . by , e
E. Johnson. of Ancon. Canal trip, m'ucb benefltted by the couple ofzwulkel‘s in this sefilon “I the 5,9,9 He and then “are. 11.01th to run home by; Miss Ethel Salmon Miss 1,9,,“ Fan-' and Mrs 10561111 ’M. Perry. Mrs. Les Ba 1 MIL?! Hal!
weeks of recuperation thinks nothing of walking to Norwal'k the highwayanu, Which ”WY did: ton. and Miss Adele Kellogg will spend tel Starr or East Namath.
{ll And 1 and back “just for a “Mo airing." as “'1‘! were '30 frightened “193’ did "0‘ the Easter vacation at their homes!” ' ms .0me Air. —~.
”5°“ sh'Dyards a new .1 take 11 tic f ho . the me looked . 1
- he he took a 0 e 0 Vi 11 here L -. . A~:HE p .1 . . ., s
=1 it of mahogany is being built Mr and “my Clarence A Rowe 0’ he stated Sagurdoyikw dub ok:" [Any-way the) wére not. caught in N010- ' ..... ' I L To THE SOIL Outline 0‘ Carria S’JGO-Ca
G Farrell oi? Bell Islanl. ‘1Roso Cottage, ' Cos Cob Were flaw step only to oruo on o
A French chemist attributes to (1111- and Sitlkics in a wi choice of
ore t. th 1 m 3°“ 0' Dari”! 91““ 0‘ ““3 ”11999“ 5 and Mrs. Oliver Peiry is how convules 1
erstood mm, "the new boat a e 10 e of friends at Noroton,
h f 11 fl t tug {bonate of manhunese in very minute finishes, at prices to fit your
the were oun '5 “EX morn 1* ev ml weeks illness an 11111 _
be fastest in local “1me VSntui-day night Mr Rowe is a well- Much favorable comment was heard 58 1 int, from s e 1““ ““95 the W131 of rendering 19,1,
uproxlmately 25 knots an'lknown artist 11nd illustratoi labout town yesterday ieznrding the ill in "“3 “0’“ yard or Franc” Howard, Mrs Arthur Bradley 110W gels “b0“- tillzers more readily assimiluble with P0Cketb0°k~
.4... dicleus action of he :0'. ‘ ink com- the landscape archltect. 1‘ is WP" the house, utter a hard selge With: out undergoing any change itself Er. Carriages . . . . 9938-550 to $40999
V ~-. \ Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes and her-:11“? in' bet-jug 1,1,3,“er for a. possible radix/12:31: glilgzorjnfiot 11:12:13; :11: grime. ‘ . ‘ iperlments have tended to shuttling: Go- Carts ..1..... “‘50 “3321“)
moon‘commencsd on the daughter Miss 1119,91, Phelps Stokes, 1‘ with the use oi? an ounce to o
. , - motored uemergency at tho Methodist church on money in the bag‘ threw Che slipper‘ The .‘pupils of the Valley Forge gave“ square yards germination ms Sulkies . .. . .. $2.98 «2312.00
mfifii‘fiffl yggh'fleights. 1::de Jfiksiillhgbetnf; 8311?; Thursday night by hooking up a over the fence in disgust It is Mid school are now being transported to more tree, growth more rapid and ’ ‘
'rrell. The mm, is “party of friends on their way. Nolzth. length of hose to the five plug opposite that the boys Milli get the full limit of tho school at Lyons Plains snowing yield better-jihat‘ ‘9' “39,, wihh other!
a 9,, m9 9,999, 9,, ..__._.. {the Methodist church and carrying “an MAW for rbbberv- and also let to the small number of habits-Aha viii. (mumps. By lltsdlf, it is supposed; .
Standard gasoline 9“ Louis .‘Je‘l'gbmm a grandson of meioiheruength into little church, 150131111 roll-hing into ,the “SM“ b13389"- iey Forge school "has been diam to have no enact what'overr-Jfllx-V
' mild: 411 the m, amt Rev mull; French to, many years 'ii 4 fire should have broken outdo the Auction rcpbrt comes from ODS 00" tinned, the tewher, Miss 831111de change. 1 ms £0.
9 he 33"“:an The rector of St. Luke's church, Noroton building, the ‘tuo pieoes build have. *thnt it man on nail avenue. who is a Well. Will Me or the 179m PM- i ,
has been acting as substitute organist hrtve‘ béeu quickly shuttled Vmui the tire ‘ 0:118!ng chauffeur who worked sot Job may,
at the bu rob smug ”1‘? “9,999 m1Vattuciwii at om - . mirvimown' ti 60b mum: sits in ‘
riot it if SmithV ~ ‘
' «brooms-rm cocoa. ,
1 An inner-siting mmm- 1:11th ‘ ’ 1
m m 9653 WW"? {I III! is.»
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