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ties furthermore: and has 11:11-11 11
house in Burlington {or the summer.
. - t:moto1uaileupthcloottime._
Boo. Eda? . 8. Juliana. .paotm' of
the 39mm e'Mtb-odist Episcopo-
Church, is attending the New York
East Conference session in Broklyn.
day afternoon.
(.1
ual 11111119.; .1.- damage "31.11
was because of the damp ground.
0"” "cn‘~1\~h
maize Society, at the
24.
A daughter- wss born last week to
Mr. and Mrs: Theodore Fairbanks.
/
molt.
Rev. licrbcri S L"- own, Ph. 1).,
Wet, of Bloom- Mrs. E. Burgeaser, of Newark, N.
M morning mIJ , is spending several daysI in town.
i
'Mrs. H. M. banks of Norman in en. (er-noon at 3 o'clock in Hotel [raven
mm Mf- and MW- law. -tlement of 111111111111."
1
1
r
’ William E. Noxon of the Heights'
”WWW 0’ the Ell-51 has recovered from a
‘ . held 8 meeting siege of grin
church parlors.
M has
11011 at the Norton home,
1 Mrs. James. A.Trowb1idge of Long spending a few day» in New "0ka
W to be quite plen- ..
'm local oyster- to California.
big money getting
the Mbtr'upoli 1.1. 01.11111 house. '
. Mrs. Edward Slowson of Noroton A simple \\1- 1.11.1111:
Heights has recovered from 11 severe at the 11111150111111.1- nf the Dar'iefln‘I Meth-
1.111% Smith. of Amity ‘ attack of quinsy sore throat.
deliver the sermon at
' E. Church Sun-
Mrs. Clara. Bork-11:11, of South
gaming :1 class in first aid,
lush School girls in Doric-u. this sum-
J’llowlcrfi the Well-known mer.
._ counted I position
Vic, 2111], the Sau-
llov. s. C. Johnson. Only
friend: 'd'l‘li' lll't‘dl'lll. when the core-
mony was 9.111.111.1111.
u
- as...”
Miss Harriet Evans. of Boston.
Mass, is visiting friend: in town.
1 Miss Evans will remain hero several
‘ I of Mr. and Mrs. days.
will be uon'y to hear
“lo-children ore ill
Home Guard :1»: woll as llurieu.
Dr. George H. Norton yesterday at-
tended the mceti'ng of the l-‘airlield
County Medical Society, at 1111‘ ilotel
of the East Stratfleld in Bridgeport.
-.-1s attending the
dubich is being
£111; today.
1'1'1'11rlng tho 3;... 1, 1;);1‘11:..:1t-. Just
nook and 111-111.
‘ 111111; 11111. forty 111111111111
have joined the Home Guard.
young “1911
Douglas L. Elliurnn, 11 New York
real estate operator, was in town 11
. few days ago. arranging for the open-
nflll. .Of Edllc ave- tug of his summer home art Nor'oton.
“its ill for several
recovering 11nd her John Mocha-1 of Noroton, who w'.‘a
«to ace hor- sbout in employed on the Crimminu estate 11111
‘ summer, will he engaged by Thomas
lrirnrnins the coming season.
of John (Zurich. of Mt.
Peckne, both
The crises
Vernon, and Sit-11111911
bilc without 11 liverruo..wcro up be
‘ tore Judge 111111111! in the town court
Monday night l‘1-1knc failed to put
in on appearance and tho (18811 was
1:011:21111-1.‘ u..til iri~ ‘.1v night 1111
the case of Curlsli was continued until
\londay owning
. 'to‘tbe gum of .
treat ‘ibrldge today. - Rev. 6. C. John-.1011, pastor of
gates were broky Durban M. E. Church; is in Brooklyn 11,
lit!ijor’iflfnrrauto crashed N. .. attendingthc Methodist con-
" ' icr‘enco which is going on 1:1 that
city. "
11(1
1..
1’11 1h 111112111; 111' lur'len Rifle
and P111111 131.1111, hold Monday evening.
'0! Hartford, spent
K ~ 1.Hsnnalr Scy- 11.11.11.111... C. Raymond of the :1 1111111 in 1111:- 11: 11-11 Home Guunl.
tin, of Rowan Heights, with hcr daughter, Lillian .romc 11nd .11lv01oted, but to maintain;
Snufluwu formerly spentthe week-end with 11112111111 Mrs -‘ 11111111....- 111.111.111.011, allhuuxh‘
Qhurch. -H 1. Raymond. berhusband‘a pan-mu "““9 ”r ”m “‘9" will Joru. bub"
at Pound 1.._ge in addition to the ultt- for on outdoor
Y W b0!“ W110 be- ..... 'riilc range. rocontly offered by W. R
.- ‘ ‘ Defense Re- Mrs. Chester F. Wood of Ne w Cun- S. Bates another citi- hm: been oifc-r»i
'11 into service. can is at her parents' home in town, 011 on Brookcldc .nmmrc by Abe}
1511.11.11 reported at attending the injuries of her mother. Dance. A committee of the club haw;
‘ ard-1yestcrdny..l\lrs. W. I. Loundcs, and her sister? both sites under consideration. and
[They will short-' Miss Charlotte Loundes. I-will shortly dccldr- upon one -
Weber-vice. ; I ' ...
‘ The New Canaan Campfire Girls - 7.11m. \\' 1111111111.: 111111 her dough-I
clitoral duties of gave *1 dance last evening. It was 1111- Miss (111111111110 are both 11111111111311-i
gin-199,51; Norwalk successful in all respects 11.1111 was 111 then 111-113. 111'. :1 result of tho occi-
he residence of Mr. largely attended. Several locnl young dent on Saturday night. when they...
Quiz. 3 EdllIe- ave People attended the dance i\\(‘lc run down by 11.1 automobllvl
much. when he an —--»~ (\vlrilo “2111131.: 1.11:1 troll-'3. y 1m. Both
of fiapflgm to wu The Home Guard at Diricn is com Iruo 1'91; 1111-11; 111111.111], 111111 their in
aged 2 years and 171% along nicely. Members “are being juries may turn out more serious than
11 4 years Also taken in every day Yesterday Wal at first believed It is considered .111
111.3011 of Mr and tar Dereral, 319111111125 and «01111 11111. most 11‘ miracle that both women were
The automobile
. i of. sted filled out application blanks. not killed outright
no 'bfim Bed ‘ rpassed completely over Miss labor-ides,
A "P3031 1’0“" and an entertuin; who sustained a scalp wound near the
1" 11111111 Will be given at the Dar-ion tomplc'wa variation of an inch would
Methodist Church Thursday evening. have surely meant her death
From the plans which have been
brigade, it.:wiil be a very successful. at-
' ran.
The session of 1.112 \‘oroton Presby-
t
' .3
- imm:» -.
i_<.».—.—-_4."V.—wo~.~~._ ~- L.-._.1..~_..-. L...M._.a-—.~.... 1»
«.1 . mm- 112111111111 Wrangler-ma his A
ironic in dam' to, blur gran: 9111- but the west demeanor» in working 15-2011“- her: b? “Is Sukkot: on; new:
There were several grass fires be and the cit-arch people are goectlr
tween Bowayton and Daria-n, yester-
ln one case only was
ui ‘heI F-‘Vnn
“re Department. Tho-,only reason
sot done
.1." Wm» of the
.playiet to be given by St. John's Dra- pastoral visitation tram 1101‘“ W-
Nor'cton (ire- house.
house, on the evening of April 23 and
W. ll. “rhino-.1. 1.111:- is employed in
the New York 111111.. 1.1 the New Yorl-
ICentrai Railroad. is spending a short
visit with his 11.11.11, William H. Will-
Ito read 11 pnuni' 1- t th- meeting of the service with that company was dis
thiamford Historical Society th 5 al- continued March 15. is still active in
:01 ‘R'Ol'ldltw- “'35 teriaining her daughter and son‘in-ppor-t on “Dutch influence in the Set-
Aunts Noxon and her college-
two-weeks' matte, Miss Ruth Far-1mm. who have
been guests during the Easter vaca-
lrai‘e been
‘ “ ’ " has returned from her trip and enjoyed a night :11 the ope-111,31
was celehil-uted
odist Church. Tuesday evening, when
Nor-
Dr. George H. Noxen mien-18 to 01" 1111111, and C 111-111- Henry Turtle. of
for the Newton, were united in marriage by
a few
.‘u _
Nor-111011 1.1 to have 11 company of
at prosont both sot-lions 1110 running
Approximately same-
»asparogus and Boston head lettuce.
charged with cramming an outomor
the 11' 1:11:111'11 1‘1-tid11l not to enlist as ..
as ‘
torian :mOhurth on Sunday decided to:-
ongnge Rev. 11. ll. Guernsey of Stu-m1 ,'
Road :work in 111.1... is progress tor-d as [111111111111 supply (11111118 tho-
' mm
in 2131?. bier-v.11 ii, 6.11:,- it the A9-
mmlia; Mr Cuermmpmesched £11110 peaz-zmce.of-.lelteflflbie.+..
church. most acct-nudity on Sunday.
1 . . . That's contains a col-nun mount of
nose-«'1'! ha ' r' 319,- completion of dire new stole aid
his 5-: wines to assist D11. Martyn lie; bridge W the Platte descrlblnfi it
will devote his entire 1' me to tbs. 11-11-
inhiwork, and practically he sir-“w
pastor during Dr.- Martyn‘s dinbili‘rv
leading = the midweek services. super-
intending the work of the varlrua par-
ish organizafione, and engaging” 1..
ores in the state. recording to the ver-
as the residents-bf 119111 Kearney and
81131119 counties, who haveinswcwd it
within the past-ten days.
The interesting local feature in con.
nectlonwitb the bridge is thst it is
a“ extemmg over a mmflmmr covered with Xylotorm: a product 01
period dufino the convalégcence of the Nash ungnloer'lng Company, 01
Rev. J. Howard FOVt. n. 1). of the South Norwalk. and the invention ofO.
Congregational Church, wh‘ wag a]. H Nowak. Po. 1). the chemist oi' the
so a pneumonia sulrerer. local concern.
'lhe structure is a little over one
Martin J‘ Shaughcessoy, formerly thousand root long and built on the
Superintendent 0f the bird 1am "I arch plan with the highest point ..:
5 the G' D’ Tilley corporation, whose the middle. Span after span varying
in width and thickness topped by a
massive four-.1001. railing of open
all local affairs, and expects to re- work concrete gives to the bridge the
main a res-id nt 01 the ton-.11 and idea 0' stability and strength
shortly to decide upon one of several .
business opportunities which he has l‘he heavy .ateel net work has been
been considering. Mr. Shaugnessey is enmfly WWW! With camel“ and not”
chairman or the mmmyalic Town even a 151' :19 inch of the original
Committee and chief of the Darien frame {199°31'3-
Fire Department. 10.331 people - u.1111-o of the entirc bridge
would be ~very' sorry- to have him its being applied Woe-unis of Xyiotorm,
leave the. town.
Mr. Guam-toy has just can.
eluded a cimilar service in Now Con-
\I‘Ll
iwhi‘ch not only makes the surface
iwater proof but also gives it; the 11p-
Ipesrance of white marble.
'1 . * This is the first time that this new
Hm 0' 81111:: nTfi'Z“ Appear in discovery has been used in this section
While the wzutherr conditions have Io! the country and is the first job on
been anything but springiike. with :fwhich the 011111113 Structural Steel
stiff wind blowing 00111 from the north :conrpany, the contractors have tested
it out
the appearance of several varieties of:
green vvgetublos which arrive withtbfl General Sumtniendent '0 W “J“
F ”GREEN STUFF ARRIVES.
”4......
warm weather. heralds the arrival ogiing, who has supervised the construcfi .
8911118. and forecasts warmer days ,miiion of the bridge is enthusiastic
come. in several of the nrnrkots and about the properties Of the new 6031-;
1“ nvmry stores are displayed grecrnog~. “‘11- W1“ County Engineer (lone M03331
111m 1111-11,- 11 tlllllt’ 11 rivalry 11911101 u
the 11011111111.- 01 the .own in regard to
is also delirlrtcd with tho appearame
etahlen from the bunny south to tonrpt
tho appetite.
Among the first arrivals soon are
strawberries. rudishos. string beans.
top chlorinsplnnclr. dandellor greens,
been applied.
‘ Willie only a little pointing 11p ref
moms to complete the task of the core:
tractors. there is every indication 111111
the bridge will not be turned over to
general traffic for some weeks. The
thiot'rnn olycor. SirnwborrI-‘n 11-111" road bed .11: the bridge 111-11111: about;
at thirty five cents a box. String- beans never: inches of gravel. sand and clay '
arc twenty live cents a quart. and the» before it will nit-ct the required level of
other vegetables sell at approximately the approach. and while this is not
the some same figure In connection much oi-a. job in itself-tho weather has.
with the price of string beans it is 10- been such that tin filler cannot. ho
tcrcstlng to note thou-Nonty flvoI yours transplanted -whilcAbe-ground is still.
one this time. string beans were. sul- frozen. ' 1 . ‘ .
ling for thine-accents a quart. . The communion on both sides of the
bridge have been completed and need
now only the traffic to pack-it. A mil-
ing is built on both sides of the drives
to the bri'lzu and it will be impossible
for a vehicle to either miss the road
to the structure. or slip of! the side» of
the pike.
Tho bronze plates which will be
placed on both ends of the structure
The price or each one of those vege-
tablesls high. as might be expected at
w«u...
IN scorn NOFRW'ALK -
"82.1mm of 111‘» - Norwalk Citizen
Are Almyc of lnternttc Our
Reade" -
To many of our waders the streets.
.or East Nonvnlk'. are almost. no famil~
11”” “105° 0‘ 0‘" 0"” town, 311d “'9 are expected to arrive in town soon
81"- naturally “1191951“ ‘0 “33d °"nnd will be mounted on the concrete.
happenings there; The WHOM“! w't turned corners. The plate: will be in
”’6” from n “'0“ “‘9'” “nd respected scribed with the names or. the county
"’31th will be helpful ‘0 “mm” 0‘ commissioners of both 11111111111111.1111.
Iowa and “19“?“ “0’9 l“ 50”“ NW" contractor and like information... The -
lwulk . I , size is uhmrt ctr-bleep inches by tirirty..
Inn-ms MC" allum. painter. 50 F“; The contractor's tic-not feel at liber-
s,troct East. Nor-walk. says: "i ,
- y to take the rosponcibllil‘ 111- err--
npretty bud 1111111111 with. my 1111112111.“ y no
lobout a your 11 ,0 My back was weak been M
.111111 always nohcd. Somalia-Es it was
1 so stiff that- i could hardly bond one
lw’uy or the othor. Tho-~kidnny secre-
ttionn were highly .cclored,conu1.inod
sediment and pass-:11 too frequently.
The first box of Dunn's Kidney Pillst
holpcd ruc- 1.1111 1 continued using
.ihem until cure "
Prlccbooc at all 11.111111111410111 Sim:
ply ask for 21 kidney. remedng-at-
norm Kidney fills-«tho some that.
cured Mr. McCallum. Foster-Million:
00., Props.\Buifnlo; N. ifs-75111111
l
l
l
t
l
ccptr-d by the commissioners
and consequently tho structure will: re.
main closed until it. has been formally
txcrcptod ly tin-1 two counties.
11.1.: named to open 1:11 bridge
with clpbcrr-{c ceremonies The oilh
ethic of Buffalo and Kearney Counties.
together with Governor Neville. State-
Engineer Johnson. the Senate commit-
.r-t run 1111 br' dcev‘anll 01111;: public otlIi~
ciais have signified their intenticn of
being present on that occasion
If your tenant is delinquent and
M . ‘ ,Q- * M destructive 11911111116 11 Sentinel closet
it” your dropout: is delinquent and In“ “um”, at 0"ch
doll advertiser at once. . . ,.
t
1.
r
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T‘s-‘0‘ .App’iratlono- c: Xylo;crvn,.'1isladc . I
The ,‘Kmrneyn-fiobresm Morning .
so one of the most picturesque strum»
diet of the engineers- in charge. as well .
a newly discovered mineral product -
of the structure when- Kiloforrn has.
'1:
the bridge to truffle until it has .
’ .0. 111111611th . 5
, 003‘s; Suitsandtlm'ilmm _
3 Charge Accentuate-opened i
m
fl
doz'
Every Egg Warranted Fresh. Qlthcr Specials at the
Big Store—Beckmann’s. .
Challenge Blend Coffee, Reg. 30: gnade, lb.
...... - 26¢
£urtice Brothers‘ Blue Label Ketchup, large bottic 33¢
~5oc size Instant Postum . . .45¢, .. 301: size ..... .28¢
Armour-ls Star Hams, 9 lb. average, 11b. ............. 27¢
Monogram Rye Whiskey, $1 00 size it . .' ....... I. . . 85¢
See Friday’ 5 Sentinel for large ad.
economy prices.
Free Delivery.
Many items at
Free Delivery;
Jv-MN
A". F. Beck-maun 81 Go.
GROCERS ANDWlNE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St.“
. Auto Service.
Telephone 140,11
*-
l ‘ CENTRAL. HtDT'EL. -
Fine rooms by the day or. week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Céfe attarwhed also Restaurant. italian
and American style.
Corner Mama: and Chestnut St.
T111555;
N ]. DISESA. Manager
1 DISESA. Proprietor
y’S
. , .. SPECIAI. (In; (F. I
Suitsr. Coats-anti 111...... '
1 (235410" Credit:
a...”
a1
.. ..e«4.
WEsLEYAN MILITARY TRAINlNG About 1100 sloth-.115
. MlDDLE'lDWN. April ll..~»~lnten course.
sive military training began at Wes. Athletics at the university will con-
leyun UfliVW-NW today The work. tinue tor-.1119 present, it is stated.
which will require fifteen hours a
week for the remainder of the col~
lame year. will be conducted bymout 1
111111111 .1. 11111111111. 11 5.». whose 1111- 3111A: Lpox CASE lN BRISTOL
polmment as military instructor at BRISTQL, April 11.—A case of small»
Wolsey-an was mincunced last Week p01 luvs been discovered it was
flout llnnlon. recently returned from learned. today. in the bully .01 Freder-
Mexican can't-'6' with MNOT'Gdflém‘ick 10111111211111“. Tire dwelling. which
Pershing. arrived here~ 1381 night houses sixteen person's, has been
fJunk Bought in Large Quantities
11111111111111
earned-15 pound. a, Takmg 1”meng You Have Anyy Junk 1n Large
Norfolk, Va;-- ”1 suffered from ner- ' - Quantities Call
vousness. bad no appetite and woo.1 L. EFFRON.
very thin. Nothing I "took scoured 1013 waan St. Edst Norwallr.
help me until one day 11 tr rend .told . .
1111- bout .Vinol.- .1 have now taken six. And ypu will get the highe“ mar-
botties and have gained fifteen
pound-s;- have 11 good appetite and can
out mrything.”-~Mattie Dcnuing, Nor-
folk. v.11 _ wégon.
Vlnolg. which coninins-beeifnud..cod1 T611 1905-
liver popio'nes. iron and manganesegflw
pcptonutcc, and glyceroplrosphntcs {‘3' I I
a constitutional. remedy uhlch creates . F.- s. LdyaN’i
Job 1911511111119...
an appetite, 1111111 digestion and nrnltcsI
"‘ 5"- Wnrroalk:.~.-,. -,
11111 lake thr-
bo organized for the athletes.
thesrnall retail .trade. .Be sure
Tel. 19116.
gm» a...» ... W _.......
pure healthy bloodr Try it on” our.
‘guara'ntcem—Frank H. Baxter-.501ulr'3-
Norwalk. also...” the leading drug-
stores? in- all .-Conn-:-towns.-¢--Adv.1
C6314 ‘1 KNEN Tuofi
Doc uAs vicious.
8111 I won" "mots .3.
RED (ii-1151.1) THAT.
root-2. Feudal-£119.
Atwfil 5'...»
but a upeclnl military company will '
ket» prices, as. we have given up-
the name and address is on the.
Norwalk Chronicler