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Mrs. Sarah Reynolds 01' Lero" are
one has left town to visit relatives
in New York .
Mr and Mrs George Lush have
arrived at their home in town for the
summer season.
his mother, Hrs. E. Richter of Ridge-
.wood, N. 1., for a stay of a few days.
George Knapp has completed letter
ling the window of Mrs. Mary Jayne’ I~I
V » new restaurant and homemade bak-
Minded withsoftcoelforthe cry in the Austen block.
Jones, who has been vis-
t r
tar Mrs Hannah J Sey- Brookside avenue. Rs be
to New York this morn- the season these cold nights.
I -‘Rev,. W1 C. Johnson at the
Methodist Church will. on Sunday
rushing
ventral. El. church.knttending Brooklyn. preach at the Cor-nor Stone
ethodhteontomcein Brooklyn, Temple. 3 mission i: that city
1
l A parcel-post social is to be given
___.._._. by the Ladies“ Aid Society of the ML
It?“ mi“, Aid society 0111‘“ that E. Church, this owning. An enier
. id EN church held regular ses- tainmeni is to L w on
mm“ altsrnoon in ”"3 church wilhn mysterious parcel, will be pro-
gvided tor a. rnmli admission too.
Lpnbllc dock at the West End of
Wuhlnston street bridge was com
' ‘ yesterday. The dock is now
‘tor use.
«Stamford, is to give ti periotmanco in
o Basque Campfire Girls held a
, at Miss Muriel Janos home on
‘ overrun last evening. Rehearsal
Ignore entertainment was in or
Heights Fire Company.
The. l‘arion firemen have shown
their patriotism by hailing United
Stator. flags of translucent
window panes in the limit of tho fir-3-
ngeLM‘oore, who bus him the.
. «Marat the grounds at the
U . . titry Club for several sea»
”turned from New Jersey yes!
will“ at once commotion his
win at this popular shore re
tire appearance.
Columbiu
The proprietor.
painter 3
made at the
the past [ow days
Augustus P. M ogmr has had
do?
.Ilill» Pond committee made out
final. report on its activities during
winter this morning. A.
.mge W. Sturto’vunt and
billion lrving D. Robertson made
Witter: It wishes to thunk
”mulbutedltn anyway toward
. so! its confiiixn for funds
' itha Mt Norwnlk Mill pond in
purposes! and is » especially
9‘ finale GIBIMG tor the use
- I‘lll'he wporttollows:
momma;
summer trade
much inierested in the attractive no
pearance of the Holly Sooly piano for
since it has béon
feet back from its former iocuiiot. til
hidden behind a most attractive
tico work.
i
.lwold Bragaw, M. 1).. who nrrivrd a
Amt.Col. foo days ago. and in storming until
_ ......... 35700 he can become permanently located.
1 ...... .......... $57 00 with Miss M. 1.. Brady of West mo
‘ 13_15 one. Dr. Bmgow expects to practice
lnLNtown. coming here tram Goshen. N.
Y. He is a graduate oi Bellevue and
has served as U. 8. Army summon for
Home years, having seen service in
Cuba. Before undertaking his‘Imodl-
103.1 studios, Dr. :Broxow was it mem-
Iher of the 7th Regiment. N. G. S. N.
»‘Y.. and the folks in town who are
promoting the military orznuisntions
look to him (or much encourazen‘ent
and assistance. \‘i bile at Goshen.
the doctor was the health oilicer or
thstown.
John. Curish. of Mount Vernon. who
was arrested by Constable Warren
Greene and charged with operating a
lcar without either a registration card
59 :for his car or an operator's license.
appeared last night before Justice
ill. 25 .11an V. Snead. and pleaded guilty-
ALu 'rflpol‘led inst nizht. Curish was
to have appeared Monday night. and,
Lbeing unable to do 50. sent a ’phone
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916 W J. Bates (re-
of rubbish from pond:
bid-IF. J...IHodges .(re-L
antigens n1anks).. .
In N. “Electrical
(Monty) .......... 33.21
”'96 oer-stood. and as a result of which
Justice Snead adjourned the hearing
. however. Curish appeared, and so
m?“ f """" $133 21 Justice Snead arranged for the heat»
' ‘4 “1 Ling last night.
. itplea of guilty. the Justice imposed:
Trice of $10 and costs of $14. is. molt-
, Ting 524.48% all. which was paid in
iIc'nShL Curl-sh» was the driver 0!, rtba
Ford car involved in the smnshup.
Elana the big Chandler damaged his
’ w '56 fluidly first he Will have: anoth-
. _ . ‘ ' l repaln’
out well. or .neue 1.1.; I
my to the front. to.
l
' {1 beautiful
Rev. G. E. Richter is entertainina‘
M. 8. P Fairbanks. pastor 'or the. while attending the session of the ‘
and thing
A company of female niinstrels, un '
deer the direction of Theodore MHz of
the Darlen Town Hall. this evening.
=undor the auspices of the Nnroton
material
Iatlncht‘d to the center of each oi the
house, and they present most attrac-
Exténslvte improvements have been
Hotel during
dctII.o1ators plumbers and electricians;
busy getting things in shape. for the
Passers-by tilting the Post road are
merly oporI .tted or: the Broad lioll Inn. lon Main Mm)
moved about 100’
most upon the Post road, and ntIai-lyN
screen fence oi_whlio and green lni~
A new resideni of Dorien is (iris-
“Upon renewing tht ‘
- ,3 t“ thertzs or» so to pay at the garage“ rorL
: "5 pump citizens
W the War .
”Tm Company. The second 0"
logo! citizens is Edwin MW“
the novelist and playwright-who is
also chairman of the loci School
{Bond Hr. Boyle is not c' th'z age
lUntie‘Sam selects his sold or: and
ten be has volunteered the we rt 11“
home, with i‘I
lmunds. first 08 Gracie sh" t two“!
for with his fleet of automo'l"'-"= for
i "so as a military hospital Ibvnld no
Lms‘on require According to govt-oi
.belief, the hand home of "r “rye
”h: a monument to the rotors: 0' “Th"
Squaw Man.” from the» 13’' "I'd“
lab. as novel and oilv. M" '9‘?"
erected the hotre. Both ho rod Cunt
Neilson have been amour "0 for“
most adiorates or m'litan prepared
ness, both having been aclI “ in m-
ignnizing the local chapter r“ a... ”a
‘itrmol Sorority Inw’nq
“"V“°
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m‘ ifih was:
i
W Pulp Hill :8 “:5? fiifil Stanley Whitney and Kenneth Can~Nthe first chartered in this rtate drool
sgrin morning 3” 0 . troll have been spending a few days two years ago, and have been equally
camping in the. former"; bungalow on;
mark in town. ever since t‘IIIt t'mn
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ENTlNEL
EADERS’
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{and phvsioal condition f-Im which
active in promoting to s and "imilar _
REEF: cm till Sprmg
we wish to can you attention to our “caplet: in: of
Fumture, Rugs Motorists, Dummies, Congolemn Rugs,
Lnf-‘sle ms. Window Shades. Stoves. Range... Houselurm: l1-
‘ng'I. comprising th: large t and most complete assortnem
i to he had 31d atLpriccs not: tnbeequllod. ‘
own. $1.00 Per Week .
Ieoiihcse Wow .-
iCsbinels in you I
The greatest labor
articlz to he had
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Clliiio tors
‘In oak, mahogany, circasizn
walnut. white enamel, cld ivory.
bird’s eye maple.
.$fi;§8 to $41510
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Scum Norwulk Sentinel.
I Conn. c.
For over forty years i have been an
rctzasional visitor to yeur town and
have noticed tho . steady growihvof
South Norwulis. :I M the rrcent civic
improvements especially». ..
in my boyhood (loyal remember
reading of tho burning of Norwalk by
halt,
deacohdcnts or the suitor-ere from that
intrusion ali‘ Iyot aiming your sutnr or.
tinl (“W us. if such there Do Ishould
like to have their situation trr n mo-
ment to the fact that the writer saw
mighty little evidence of he patriotism
Not on121 pcoplu last Sunday so for as
ilying tin ling in conccrnod
1 got. bu .y and from one at your homes
i run up the Stars and
Sentinel, mi it be your pass
“Patriots, iiy the ting."
WILLIAM TILLY.
Brooklyn. N. Y.
.. w-.,..a~.. «way—9;.“
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l Stripes.
i v. or ii
day in Norwalk, with relatives.
Mru. «Hunt has a pol tion in the E.
A. Borden’s dry- woods store.
bliss Louise Blochmnnn has a post
tion in the local telephone exchnnse
lingo Bauer was in Dnnbury. Tues-
day. as it representative of the Wood
men.
' George Gregory is enjoying the Eas-
ter vacation. lie is :2. student at Yale.
Miss Mary Ruscoo played the. organ
Int the Easter services in .Lewlsbaro
, Sunday
D. R. Morritt tins purchaned a .new
Overland touting car from the John‘
son Garage °"
N Mrs. F. W. Guion. enwrtainsd her
son. Sherwood Guion, at The Ardslev.
Sundav
Mrs. R. C. King entertained her bro-
thers, fromNew York. at her home on
Sunday.
Miss Eva Provost or New Work, is
message. which was Mt clearly “n a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs. appendicitis.
John Davenport.
Hoivard 'i‘cms oi Stamford spent.
George T. Smith.
The iamilv of J. _.(} Clark are mov- ,
ing from Oak st‘rqt to the R. C. Hall
place, on Snuth avonue.
John Thuyer is so riding: several
deys at his homo hero. HsL is a stu-_;»
dent, in the Chicago University.
Mr and Mrs Gimme Plumb 0! Park start Friday on a “hike" to lake Sis- the Town Hall, Tuesday evening. Am.“ all mm; til “9‘53 all“ a “mam N .
street entertained New York rclntives
over the weekend. .
ijoLber’t Ogden has th‘e contract to
build a veranda on George Jclili’s res
idflnoe. South avenue. .
Elms Lida Davidson ' ‘
[if
PATRIOTS SHOULD FLY THE FLAG.
South Nor~
invaders and i suppose some oi tho »
H owe vorw
N_ John 1min and thy ..paut Sun- L
Suites ,.
Complete sets in golden
oak. fumed oak, Jacobean .
and mahogany finishes.
0" .
“'"n ... mm: or,- '
0... line of wooo s . .s in all
. finishes; altio BRASS and IRON. -
in all the newest designs and -
finishes.
BABY CA’R‘RIAGES
‘In All Finishes
I 4-th ”it? 312.501.535.00
will soans
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Sunday. '~ tor a respite of 98mm] weeks 'ltrcm
or: and rm William Whining, work, owing to appendicitis.‘
daughter coalitions. or New York. are
guests’ of» Mr. nnd whim Food Bimei flood to his bed for. five weeks with;
new and Mn. James A. prompts“ a. severe; cold and tonsllitis. On ”Mod-Ll
loft. Tuesday to attend the maniacs- any bliitonsila» were removed:
sion of the New fork. East (hump. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Whitman
once. ‘ ' and daughter. Mary. of Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs; fitnnloy Burtmmnnd were week- and guests of Mrs. Eliza
daughter. MissL Doris, visit-ed. Bun- both Miller. Seminary MPG“?-
day. at the home 6! Mrs. $690139 0. M? slid Mrs Maurice Durlsnoort
Everett . und,dnugbter, Miss Wet oi Cleve-
Mrs. George Simmcl and childreumi- land. Ohio. arrived at- their home on
Summary street have been vis't'nz Ponus Ridge, tor the Easter season
this week with her parents: in North Miss Elizabeth Kelley, who is at
Wilton. tending school at New nocturnal
Tho Misses Chryttol of Brooklyn, spending the Easter.» vacation with her
were weekaend guests ntltbé'vhcme or parents. Mr and Mrs. Edward Kelley.
Mr. and Mrs B Chnystol3 Bniirmd: of Carter street.
avenue. , _» shirts.» Fielder and Mm
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-;“" .va ”.1:
Master Ralph Bruno. has been cow
4* show‘;
but: ‘muy supporters whoopeak . ot
’ shim in tihe.».»highest .-t8m15-.»l8 being
Idoolilied :to conduct :the clicks». of .tlie
fiboroiighwin a satisfactory Unlanuetz
lr‘ohmd of.»
{Miss Mir-iron Mindoro returned dram Brood River.Mr.Edn1uttds of Bfidée 1
the Stamford Hospital. Sunday. haw; port and Mr. Marshall of Redford were;
lug recovered attor- an ”swam": suests ut the home» of Mrs. Bishop.
, »on Railroad avenue, over Sunday.
Henry Johnson at New York spout -M1I.--ti.11t1-Mm.l~ F. Bangor and
the week-end with his: patients. hind daughter of Stamford spent the week
crud d .
“at“ Th dy night. Yester “y Sunday at t' as home of his sister. Mm. and ’Mrs Henry Johnson of White end with relatives in New Canaan lung
. ' Bonner has a temporary position as '
Oak Shade. ,
Mrs. William humour and children gainist Lin tholGlenbrot‘ilt church, dur
of Shelton» are Melting With her pat“? ing the illness of the organist”
ents,Mr.a..1dLM'rs.Henry Neutrino
«South avenue ’ ,. . :ed in tho “teathomd: L-tribe" will
The Sunshine society» oi the calm iprovc». the opportunity of hearing tome
gallons] Ghutvih.Iwitl1 Seventh guests, lecture by Ernest Harold Boynes, in
(”Wit- 1-“ 17, nnder the auspices of the local
Mr. and Mrs. Foster of White Oak Bird club. »- .
Shade have been entertaining their
doughter from New
i
It; is" hoped that every and interest» .
. ous whiten complaints at ndults and
SO. NORWALK
FINE S iITS
$10 to" $50
SMART COATS
$6.95 ”to ”$40
SUMMER FURS
$5 to $15
MILLINERYW
Shapes 50C tug:
Trimmcd Hats $1. 95 to 5515
GS '3gdoz
tire
Every Egg Warranted Fresh. Other Specials at
Big Store—Beckmann’s.
Challenge Blend Coffee, Reg. 30: grade, lb. ..‘. .. . 28¢
Curticc Brothers’ Blue Label Ketchup, large bottle 23¢ .
- 50c size Instant Posturn . . . 45¢, 30c size ....... 28¢
'Armour's Star Hams. 9 lb. average, lb. ............. 27¢
Monogram Rye Whiskey, $1.00 size at ...... . ....... 85¢
See Friday's Sentinel for large ad.
economypriccs.
Free Delivery.
Many itéms at :L
Auto Service. Free Delivery, '1
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
GRUCEzRS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St. Telephone 1405.
CENTRAL HOTEL
. Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric .
lights and gas. Fine. Cale attached also Restaurant. lttilian l
and Amuicamstyle. .
Corner Monroe and Chestnut St.
N. J. DlSESA Manager
t Tel“. 1555. 5‘
I DISESA.'Ptoprietor.
a"
Jacoby’S
LSREBIAI. SAE 01-"
Suits Cools and Dresses
cash or Credit
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oughwin not or the town-that no. The remainder of the ticket nominat-
young :1 mm. hast-wen mad, at the lad is as tollows: Burgesses, R. W.
hand of a. local ticket. Mr. Raymond-Bradley. J. M. Sillinisn, F. L. Com
stock. Thomas: Tunney. W.. S. Ray
moi-1d C. E. Dart; clerk. J E. Her-
sum; treasurer, Edward Rutledge; tax
collector. Alexander McKendrick; os-
sensors. C. H. Demeritt. Francis Soy»
_ Lder, S. B. Hoyt; sheriff. Wm. H. Rodi
melt. registrar. James J. (Jody; smil-
itors. T. W. Benedict, George.» Purdy.
Linonine takes that find kick on
of a hard cold and, renders it. ‘ arm .
less lusts the great family remedyg
his provocative for the; more? danger» ’
children. ,L
are bottle otLlnonlnmhandy at:
Norwalk Chronicler