, "11! Boys'
wars.
'silk and ilslc thread,
BANKS
' “a Hotel Block.
» . Norwalk.
25 e to $7
LLS AND TENNIS
, BALLS
tes Cheerfully Given
usfPhone 1446
W... ._ A 4-... -_..._.__._~_
HM have been received
a police about [111321 play
Wood street
-———-—-.-I
g pole 1111s
91‘ house on
ifdii‘
l‘inc
italic Clark in “The For
7! lit the
tmoblle dealers have con-
ble in gottln: enough
31, the demands of their
113. Freight trauSporta
to ‘be sent by road from
to their destinations.
yard. oldest son of Mr.
1'11 11 Palmer, 01‘ 8 Rowan
itten on the log last Sat-
‘nIby'n dog owned by
- , o! the same street
. homas Walsh was call-
“ce disposed of the so!-
No. 26, 1570. R. M.
0 last evening and voted
Rowayton File and
to 3‘0, with them to
May 1 at which time
a 11111113111111.1111 proceed-
g of the Grand Coun-
bu‘sinfss was also trous-
[of 1.5311111 C. Elm‘rson
jldge Scott in the Common
Danbury, tomorrow. The
rought suit for $2,000
chimes alleged to have
- through a tall caused:
ver an iron pipe-on No
1,914. Keogh & CandecI
hr the city. .
Igé, of East avenue, rr~
_ 'llng cl two bicyclesto
11 police, yesterday. One
70111 'Hal‘ner’s cigar store
from his grocery store.
{taken from 113‘: grocery
. by a boy who is des-
iu'iug a green coat and
was traced as im- 11's
R .DIMES FOR A
11111111211111.1131. 1
Ribbed Vests and
Balbrig'gau
in
by
some flat; is now displuy- I
chcnt tomor~ .
ity of Norwalk will nmnoI
' 1111.111 BANK— I
.._..~_.,.....__.-———-—.~"
'nic GAME OPENS!
A few Words about your local game
What Are You Going to
Wear? '
Here’s a cheerful gray, mix~
ture with decorations in blue
or red or brown. It’s a suit
that will ‘hold its own" in the
crowd.
Prices—$15 to $30.
Blues browns and fancy mix-
1 tures galore.
The real Ambrican “Irish
Homespun" in various colors,
. just as good as when it was
sold as “imported fabric.”
‘1 How about a cravenetted
Spring weigh: overcoat?
Here at $15. -
Rogers'tlz $11.1 ens"
Nt‘ll‘v
‘fi‘g
So. Norwalk
SHHIH MAIN PIIIHII
(HHS HIIII A WEEK
4—. ”o
(Continual from l‘irst Page)
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I
I
I121 is l'.".ll '\l1"l'1tt1r txplnined
I hit the reasons for lining it in that
I 111cc “1111' lo-1hnIonl. 'l‘l11' Iittitlon
1Iw:1s fin:1ll3 1l1l1' 1011 until 1111'. next
boon clottedI muting;
Slit‘l‘l 1
Fir'1 (‘hict‘ Course \‘1.
fire truck was in.
’01 monc',’ to make repairs or
mothcr t'ucl: be purchased. lic was!
authorized b3 tho council to 1:1)! nI
llosc
was worth living and
11 now 111110 [lut'kll and submit 11 rc-I
port 111 the nrxt council meeting.
Paving South Main Street.
Time was a "lent deal of ‘discus‘I
I don 11.211) the kind of pavement fo1I
'South Main :Mll't‘l‘l According‘ to 11
I
1‘ up that tho molorlt3 of I may, pxcpnrcd by (111. ltlnginpe] and 12- Florence to Samuel and
IStrecl Commissioner Joseph l’.\l1-1l
Ihunn rewinfotced conctcto “as 1111
cllaipcst material and thc app: oprln
U111 would almost complete the whoch
length of tllc sllccl. llitlmlilhlc .“nHI
'ccond in con, but this would mczui
that only about one hall“ of the street
would be pa31‘d.’l‘hc wood and bllcltI
bltck 11119 still more expensive and
loss than one h11lt 1.011111 be paved
witl. in the appropriation. Several oth
er schemes were proposed. Onc 'usI
to pave with thobrlck pnvcment _:‘1s‘;‘
for as" lli‘e' money went. Some i‘m- I
died using the present base and olh'
ms didn’t Counclhnun Maurice ll.
muting, Robert E. London, John W.
Smith fav'otod ruinforccd concr-o'u
Chnrlcs ll .Dllwotth was in fi|\"0l oI'I
blthulithic. Councilman Gcotgc 1)
Russell agr‘t‘cd with him; l’ostnmstcr
Andrew J. Lot-.13 wits surc Ihnt poo-I
pie on the strcct wouldn't objectdo;
any lllnd of pavement so long its in
was paved. . Mayor llarstrom rccd
I onuncudcd that'somcthlng be donc'
immodiatcl3', but the liéurlng was con:
tinned over until next. meeting.
A petition for repairs to
street was rend.‘ Samuel Abrahalns‘
11111 01111111; sspoke in favor of making
'n-i-‘m to this street.
A letter from Nehemiah Candee
:cconnncnding that a committee b1-
1ppointed by tho council to look into
the plan of planting the outlying lands
around tho city “as read. MLVOl‘
IJialstrom explained that the. matter
1 w as in the hands of Samuel J. Wright, 1
of the mayors committee of 21.
Challes H. Dilno‘rth, secretary of
the. Chamber of Commerce, who at-
tended tho confcrence of the New
"'mk American in New York as rep-I
lesentatlvc of this city. gave 11 writ‘
ten report of the happenings of the
day and it was ordered filed...
Upon motion by
Murphy. the council voted to purchase
111333" metal shield badges for the auxilu '
I inry police
I
1
.‘lC‘
lounrdtls 111!»I
, 1: sired bcforc the council and explain-I
im: the poor condition that tho How-I 31, -—l.ouis I,
lie 19$ch
that!
lncchuuic to examine tho our and socI 13-12,,” to (‘luulcu and 31“.” 0111111
also act bids' 1 ,
i 2:35-M11r3‘ to John and ltulhcrlnc
hamulo ‘
111 «Joseph to l-rnnlt 11nd lloslc .inl
vatol. ' I
“2wl'lrnost lo Hrncst 11nd lino. Ail-I
Bouton ',,
Councilman lid—Joseph». to Joseph 11nd Elizabeth
I20~~Annn to Pasquale
’ 111111-111111111’1 1111
11111111111 01 111111
01113 19 Couples Weddetl in Hermit
9111 11; March, town Clark Smith
Says
Births and deaths for the month of
Mulch equal each other in number,
according to the vital statistics. There
were 43 deaths and the same number“
01 births. March is not :1 popular.
were niarticd here.
tics lollowz—
Births.
~L‘1'ucc Walton to Sylvester and
Blancho _ Ba‘ nes.
23~Guiseppe to Pasquale and Teresa
(‘otronc
lB—J‘uiseppe to Giovanni and Douala
lliccio
2l—Gcorgc Fiancjs to George N. and
. Florence McKendry.
-»Vinccnzo D'Orso to Guiscppc and
Teresa D'Orso.
lit—Conceitaio Alfredo and Bessie
llcunducci. .
.3. ~»Vinc1>nzo lo Vlut'cnzo 11nd Emilia
‘ Scianc. '
23—»—l"lorcn:1 to Vinculro 11nd Rosina
Marinozzl. I L
Mario. G to l"1 :111C1 sso 11nd Rosina,
(‘11rgoni.I
~Ma1'la to It‘rnncesso 1:111] (iiovnnn'1
l‘crrlncu.
51111111 ‘11:
llenzulli.
.23—ll1u'old to Frank and l-Z-tlul
I guirk.
1 l'l-~Amonictt:1 do
tlclsomlnn lunnccconi.
I‘ “--~\i':11'3' A. to l)1nnlr,{1'l1' and Mary
I Salllnbm r3' . 1
941th S. 111 Thomas 11nd Florence
.ln ' ' ' ,n Jumps. '
ytcr
1. Antonio and ()sSula
“3'
SI; bastiano 11nd
1
nnd l’l1il1nn1-no
wt
lluttoni'.
-».lohn llcrnard ficott.
11nd l’inltic 1‘ 150011.
26 to Frank
1
l
A
month for brides and only tencouples I'
The vital statis-
uldi
I11'--lul\l'lt‘ll((‘ l'. ,to Lauri-cure and
. Al1ccltlillc1f. 1
l1)~l.lilian to Samuel and Annie
\‘l’ultmnr.
Lulu
Arielle. .
28w~Jnmcs to James and Sarah With-
on
immune to William l
1‘liliib3'c,.lr.
and Ellen .
c.
.1)
drown
1‘.) - 11111 Margaret to [‘itdcrlck and "ar-
l'ict (‘ilbcrt
.12l—~.\lildmd to Frank and Evil
I Wright. _ .
:1--—' Arthur to Arthpr 11nd Lottie;
1.111113. 1,1; I
7~Viclor to Anthony tuul J1'ssio l’ln7I
bell. ‘
a»
Lucsn
11nd Ergllin
A quit-claim dccd to the property’ Ductile. 1.
‘t “"3 corner or South MN“ Md Ell—Estnwa to Adam and Mary 0
lord“ 11111 at enue was turned over to Vl‘i 'tcvrlcz
tho uncil by the Second District‘ 5
Com issioner. The matter was re- 2"4—'Vlola to Emmanuel and Rosa
lcrxcc‘ to the corporation counsel. Strnssberger. .
The meeting was then adjourned. 20—31301-01113: to Harry and Anna. 2
.‘THuRsoAv DINNER NIGHT undermn' Manna“
at the Count: AClub.‘ Wh not ' .
7 ‘ - y 19~Michael 13 Tskncs and Rosie "
make reservation now}
esirable deal. recently and cost a property owner I
I
Ni
"IO-Windek Rokockl 11nd Wlad-lslawti
KIM—William Fletcher' Jones and Mar-
24—Da'vid F. Albrecht and Elsle'
24461311139 Ormt Flatt and Grace May
Evon. 2
I3~Jay H. Tyrell and Viola Elizabeth
Decker.
3—Francesco Prestrn and Anna
Mlnacl,
.‘1
2
2
2
Zopaloska. HD 2
5—Lewls Martin and'Arsenia Comus.
ion Louise Melisa}! 3
Tolle‘s Roymond. .3
‘3—Wllllsm Henry Sully and Frances .3
St. Jélim Rlder. '
Tut. I 'I ."
I19-g-Willlam 13‘ 1111111111 11111 Loretta
Lil—Anthony Bradley
21—Leo I‘mncis Hunt, 19 years
Mather-inc Heady, 8.1 years.
You Can’t Gel Along Without
' ll Spring Overcoat
Remember all the cod days last Spring after you ”your winter coat in
the cedar chest—the chill summer evenings at the bush or in the moun-
tains, and the motor-trips spoiled because you didn’t has: 'a smart light-
weight coat? HHS I I
Well then, don’t let this sad history repeat M I Cumulus today and slip
into one of our new coats just oil the train from Near/York. They‘re from
the House of Benjamin, makers 0?
Benjamin Correct Clothes
MADE IN NEW YORK .- .: . :.
—and so spicy with variety and style,
ou’ll find ' fieiab ' .
want at the price you want to pay. y . m , ti: and cut you
Wide new color range, as well as the standbysin blacks. and Oxfords.
CF.
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street
511. Kuwaiti, tonn.
.
11111111111 ll 1‘. :13 ..<
..... .‘.,
Anthony F Aquino. our month,I
two days.
:‘-i3:nb:nn T11l1lculHI1i11,tll 3.1-an.
:lwlt‘rnnccs llr“n1§1l.- 2
. "..1ntl'.s.___
whlatthew llcizmnnn, 79 3111111, 11
dnys.
6~—Annlc lllnrgul‘ct ,Woif, 58 years,
3 months, 12 1111-11.
5—5715. Sarah lmdrlgun, 63
months. 23 days.
6-~Augunt \‘l’urm, 90 yours, 7 months,
4 days.
ill—Michael l".
3 months
Mclncmcy, 45
. 12 'diiy's.
8—(‘hurlcs Anderson Curiqulst,
years, " months, 91111311.
8 M’lllldm 'l‘hortptylsliujun, 16 days.
yours,
0
50
17—~Loren Winthrop Tr,uc 32 “m.,, Boutwell to 11 larger sphere of useful.
:~»I\lelvin to ,Wilbur and Pearl 8 Mary Jane 5““ 4’ 3eors._lhI
l-‘Ickorl. ‘ months, 9 days. .
2—vlasta to John and Mary 11111121111. ir—Elizab‘bth Chapman Sisvens. 73
:lilngtrpit to James and Rose \‘nsnll. 9911” 10 1110111111» (1113's, .
—-l)orothy to anltlyn and Mabel 1'>—~'0111'1_Iinc IMcHuugll DOIIIGJIS‘. 32
1‘. 'cctt - 31211111, 9 months 25 (hiya
2-loDoroth3' to Willlnnl 11nd Olgn‘ 14’1131‘1191 COREY. 76 years.
1"“111111113. . ‘ liéhi‘lldred A. Bouton. 6 years,
lil—Vinchnzo to'1\'i1:olo and A11: 'cllnn months 12 days.
Pntclien.
14—43011‘1'00 to 11191-311». 11nd Ratio 6 months. 3 days.
Manuel. ' 16~Charles Anderson, 68 years.
Iltl— Joseph to Joseph and Mary Salvo 17—9131? P- RICCIO. 2'7 3’98”. 7
14 Bennie to Bennie 11nd Julia "months, it‘. daysi .
K01 acs 17——Jumeslienrle‘Devinc, 65 years.
27-—-Albort to Archie and Josephine 16~Domlnck Cocchie, 20 years.
(.olden L" 20~Blizabeth Frances Ungvary,
27 «Anna 11) John and Katie Mlzcn 3131119 5 months, 4 d3,”
50m: ' 29~Joseph Bordn, 48 years.
19—111mm Sclleck, 86 years 6 months, II°55 in his departure and take this 09
18 days .
lit—Joseph Vincent llouton, 9 months,
24 days. ' ,.
Bzelklel. 75,
3931's, 9 months 5 days.
10
months, 5 days.
22—George Taylor, 4'.- years.
tilts—Thomas Wilson, 64
months, 28 days. ' I
5~Mary Amelie Dibble, 75 years.
3—Catherine Byrnqs Grace, 83 years,
4 months, 22 days.
°3~Louls Sarosi, 1 year, 8 months.
3—Mary Rose Damato, one day. "
5—1Luclnda Hinder, 89 years, one
' montl1,7 days. '
6—~Emest William Andrew; 3 days.
8—d’bseph Dedonatq, 2 voters, one
. month, 12 ,days. -
-
yours, 5
c—mut Lewis Olmstead,
11411111111111 Arlington ‘Coclrertur, 45
' yam, 9 months. 17‘ duys. .. .. II
1—Susan P011221, 81 years, 29 dsys.
’ slfi—‘Bildegard Tlchlrcli, 9 11111111111. 111i
days.
years, GI
yours, '1) Baptist Sunday school 111 noon Sunday,
711.1151 attainment of His purposes, hos
state convention in secur ng as an
_, . class, extend our sincere wishes to our
, devoted teacher 1and friend, that his
. $18.00 to $28.00 “ I
I oil-'Ir FOR MRHBOU'erLL
SCHOOL PRiNCIPLES CALLED.
MET GUARD UNCON.
I SCIOUS.
"Men a Bible Clan Surprises DepartingI Mfi‘lina to Consider How Pupils Ca. _..__.,
Servo Country In Crisis. m. April 17. —Clydc New-
The fcllowmg call for a meeting of Mflthsdty. civilian guard on duty
'lhe Ligll esteem ind personal ad» high and private school principals of ht out at the railroad bridge near
nitration in “Lynch Rev ...A H. Boutwell Connecticut was sent out yesterday Rem Mon, was found uncon~
pastor of the Baptist church. 1,, 1191,] by the Connecticut Committee of Food “ht—hundred feet away from the
was expressed in 11 tangiblemnnncrby SHDDIY lecently nppolnted by G" W m the day guard 'went to
that}. O. Borneo clasu of mm of the MBTCUSH HHolcomh: 1*" E- 018 morning Neutpn is
"To principals 1.1811111111111111 Connec- um and unable to tell what
llcut: His Excellency, the Governor m The ground undfl' the
a: 1d the Committee of Food Supply re- “ M3 evidences of a muzzle
quest the headmaster-s of all the mo- lfl ll VII!!! 01! the back of. Newton
ondury schools or the state to meet III-I- nu he was evidently hit with
with thorn in the Judiciary committee mm N098 0‘ his personal
rocm of the state capitol, Hartford. on m was taken. Until he recov-
Friday, April 20,111 2 p. m., to sum 8' mess it. cannot. be told
111111 consider ways in which school than-lam assaulted by some u-m
pupils not available {or military up than ms or fell through that
vlcc may serve the community in tho Rib 1. no 3100116 thirty feet ”8'
p esent crisis. The situation 3 h'. m8 at 018 nearest farmhouse
serious. and time is short. Don’t thzfi I “It! 05' a mile away. report find.
there is nothing you can do, and that h; m of a team having been
your atztcudanc is not needed. Hake mod-1'- the vicinity some time dur-
it youl business to be at this meeting." 5: 3am
*
seen lit to remove Allied Hubbard .
1' Pastor,
when resolutions were passed and Mr.
llloutwcll was presented with 11 gold
watch chain 11nd gold mounted .l‘oun-
'lnin pen. I V -
I L. W. Andrews, picsidcnt of tho
Iclnss. mode the speech of presentation,
Ispcnking in earnest and sincere man-
no? of tho appteclatitn of the (loss.
Mr.1ilout\\cll was surprised 11::11 quite
Inflected by the demonstration of cs-
'tec1n and personal loyalty from the
men, and responded foellngly.
I Resolutions which speak {or them
It saves express the thought of 1111‘ men
Whereas, Almighty God, for the
4.7.5.“.
Another Coffee Sole
Al Beckmann’ 5
You are always sure of getting God Flash Roasted Coffees
We receive it direct daily. HM .
Beckmann’ 5 Best Blend (Silver Foil 3:51.111. . . . . . . 33¢
No. 1 Royal Plantatitm Comm 351: grade, lb. 31¢
After Dinner Blend Cofi'ee, Regan: 3;: grade, lb. .. . . 28¢“ _
Challenge Blend Cofi'ee, Regular- 301: grade, lb. . .. .. 26¢
Golden Santos Coffee (Regular 25: grade), lb. . . .. . . . 20¢
Free Delivery to All Parts of Tim. '
mess, and _.
Whereas, The termination of his pus-
Ilorate at the Baptist church of Dan-
bury sevcrs hls'connection with the G.
I0.'Baracn class as teacher.
I Therefore Be it resolved, That we,
1the members of the G. 0. Barnes class
21Iot’ the Danbury Baptist Bible school”
express our deep individual personal
portunity of emphasizing the high as
teem in which we have held him dur-
ing the period of time in which he
acted as pastor of our church and
teacher of our class. We have looked
forward to his leave-taking as inevit-
able and while we regret the loss to
ourselves in a personal sens%, we con-
gratulate the Massachuset s Baptist
evangelist our teacher, true friend and
comrade, a sincere exemplar of Chris.-
tian character. fearless and courage.’
ous i'o‘r that which is right, possessed
of constructive and executive ability
to 11 marked degree as witnessed by his
work here in Danbury, and above all
an uncompromising Christian minister
of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
We, the members ottheG. 0. Barnes
”A. F. Beckumn 81; Co.
GRpCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
. s3 and 85~Waahington so. .
111111111111. 14115. »
1'- feeym 1111-95
.7 Railroad Avenue. Telephone 973.
consecrated 1511111511 and' lobors may '
111111: him {11 full measure or success in ,
his cho ' rt: 01' the kingdom may ~
be en . d’Ed glorified. . I I
o. ..0 Bars cm: or the Danbm'
Baptist. Bible School. LW. Andrews.‘
President; William Grout, Secre- .
Pics and Cakes modem “1‘“ pure matei'ials,
. as Sunkist Lemma, W3 Clan. Bloom Butter and
Simon Pure Lard. Gold Ida! mu, loyal Baking Powder
n
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