MARKET.
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may My 111511111511 a handsome
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room: > .
911111 1.11: Easing 131 “1; 1135.3 . é
' "e WIT“: t) 1:“?! "r '— cita {7:21. to our 1:0...piotc ln‘e of '
urn ore, R1111 Ma1'1ngs,Drap:ri1:1. C: .1; 31$: 1 Rugs,
Linoleums. Window Shodcs.‘ Stoves, flanges, 111.11.155.11 mith- F
.ings, comprising the ingest and .most complete assortmt ,
:to he had and “sprites not to be equalled. ,
l . »
3 Local Ghl'islian Salem-bis; whohcvc 15)
had no place of meeting for several
months. since Mrs. Markwell removed
from Norman avenue to New ~Yorfi.‘
hue now arranged to resume their;
services, which are to be held 111 the: 1
310.131111 sr.
'Mne party are coloring
1 1‘1 all; yesterday.
t
1
m [lentil Coal company receiledj
We of athracite Icoal yesterday. ‘1
1
It! Henry C.Ser.ler is very ill a
home on Fort street.
W Boyi'Scouts. Troop Six, will,
a meeting in Marvin school to-
Mtrnctor Daniel Toomey has pur-
m a. new rowboat to aid him in
‘ 'spllo driving work.
Work on the building of a new 'dock
”“010 old Colonial Mill is progressing
”ably. The dock will be completed
Hard Palmer, jl',. son 01111121111111
film. Ward ‘gPalmel is recovering nice i
am a. dog bite which he received
' the «latter part of last w.eek
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The [ladlBs' Aid Society of the-
M avenue M. E Church held a
ting yesterday afternoon in the;
’ «parlors. ltoutlill affilils 11010.
M. . 1
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lug lostlnight and as the reuul It)
11L; challenge| to the Norwalk Jun
Mob!“ team was issued as given
Iportlns page
dime. R'Bates was employed)
to no East Norwnlk Yacht
aw {oiling was, placed along-
sordid: the water. ‘
5
WW
0! the patents of the Naval
WWlletwrs and postal cards.
communications VV haye to 11115.1
ghthe hondsot the censor.
on Wagner brothers possedl
[urinary examinations at thel
ting station at Hafner's cigar
yesterday and ware sent to
'Ilhe young fellows espect
“rig-Hellman is renovating
dmhouscln'f‘olrhueke. '
"fling. of .llelhaln Manor, N.
fling slew days in ‘To-
r“ t
1"“ .
mIbeen ‘launched for the
19: Virjfiwoetmafin. of New York
d the Scudder cottage
midnintmn, settle
the in the actions
IVI‘molliEommon 21119111
mainlanhgpinst. the. New
11 company for Wesley
. the Wood Construction
lie notionswere tor-idem.
; tron: a grade crossing
’ o suits have 11.15.11.111.
REV. loam LEAVES DARIEN.
Rev 8.11. Johnson hos been removed
from the pastorate or the Barton
Methodist church, and has been called
to the Orient Methfldist church. Ford car inted up until it looks like:
Iarlient, 11.1. The news 01M appoint a1 new in blue. Fred also evidences": KitChen ‘mets in your
meat was received yesterday from the his, loyalty to joke Sam by carrying I
Mn. 'N. Y.
‘ ‘ergetlc man with a cheriul heart and
I exprousion.
. .zfin‘ and pastor.
mic rhizome A. C. held an intormnlI "
lis a temporaly visitor in Barton. |
in. roconsiructing the en- '
‘ boys: on the South Carolina Tuesday.
1 flag yesterday.
.N. 11,, yesterday morning.
Lloyd, owned by Harry ‘
11mm soon allow. 151110 1111111111: nub
1' 11111111111511: spending the Easter va
. secfi‘i’e‘ recruits at
chapel at Fitch’s Home, Sunday and
After one year of faithful service Wednesday elenings.
1:
”i
$1.110 Down. 31' .1111 Per Week
$111113, ‘Coa‘its, .Miliinory
3 1- Charge accounts inpened
Fred Finch of the tune slink and
Trust Company’s stat! has had his
puts oucotlbcse Mcllmvgall
home. E2 .gro‘alcsl labor '7
saving article to he had
3818 to $35
of the lamps of the
11-;
t.
1
The Home Guard held a drill last,
night Vinthe Town Hall and Center;
school under the direction of Captain:
Charles G. Gordon and other ofllcers.
The monwere separated into squads ‘.
and instruction was given to them. A
little flags-on '11
car, andln big translucent one is
tached to the windshield.
W—hu—
Methodist conference held in Brook-
Mr; Johnson 1111131 been yery active.
great deal 01 good here. He is an en-
in his trusfer, the Da-
rlen. people lost a good, faithful cili-
dressers slid
Chillcnicrs
aIn oak, mahogany, circassian
walnut, white enamel, old ivory,
bird’s eye maple. it
11:18 111 115.111
Mr. Johnson has hen ‘yery active.
He has raised money on numerous oc-
unions and leaves the financial end full complny has been recruited; hav-
ot the church in a more prosperous ing 74 members in all. On Monday
condition than it ever was in me ”a; night the members of the Home Guard
Before he accepted the call there was-.111 Newton Hfishts will be put through
a $7, 000 mortgage on the church. Inmle drill
one year. Mr. Johnson was enabled to 1
cut down this burden $1,000, whlcuI Capt- Charles G. Gordon or the
still leaves a mortgage of $8,060 on it. :DarieIn Home Guard is the proud pas-I '
‘He will be long remembered because “3301' 0‘ a 80111“ medal, awarded to
of his faithfulness in affairs of th him 1115‘ January, when he Wk his
church. ischargo from the New York state
His wife, shared 11 great deal in his militia, as a first-class award tor long'VI
work. On her shoulders fell the ,9 and merito‘llous service, as he had)
lief work and the social side of work. completed 2 3'9“” service With the '
one did it faithfully and with a loving .7151 New York Reslmen1.ln which he
heart and when she departs with her was 59" 891"“
husband, many warm friends will be _
left behind. I In spite of all the. talk of Attorney
The pastorate oi the Daricn M. E. imam” 0‘ Yonkols 3‘10!“ testing the
church will be filled by Rev. Oti> 11. Connecticut “10‘0""9‘11010 MW“. and
Mom-p 111-. Moore is comparati'l 91)’ Justice Speed's administration of .
young man, this being his second cull.1them in ”all?“ in a 111th court. the
He is 11 graduate of the Boston Uni- Yonkers “my" changed NH mind
varsity School 0, Theology, and has-ynd a little while after he had depart-
been pastor of the Methodist church ad from "’9 local court room, 0“ Mm»,
at Wood's e, Mass .1399 nishl. be returned" and paid the1
Chalmers Murray, of New York. was ““9 and 00818 levied 11111111151 his client
in nor-Rm yesterday. 319911911 Peckner.
East
il‘cl. 311:1
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,man.
{were broken into on this last occasioni
nooorge A. Velie's news depot and
“ah—15 ..
‘Stl'allgW‘liiild' electrical shop and
George 1. Dooley’s meat market. 111;
31101111 r1 lhe csses~as ill previous in
405111119 21100111
"81111115
Complete sets in. golden
oak. fumed oak, Jacobean
5. and mahogany finishes.
“$49.00 111 $175.00
lot pure maliciousness. The preceding.
Ib‘rldoy evening, the posiolllcc- was the
st one or similar rowdyism. The edi 1
ion of the Dal-ion Review. printed that
night. “as wrapped in packages, 113-
sorted, labeled, and routed for the:
early morning mail, and left- as has
(requcnlly'been done 'in the past, at
‘lhe doorway of the 0111120. to‘ be. taken
- inside when the postmaster or his as-'
sislont arrives in the morning. 'Post-
master Fred Smith saw them there as
ho- wclll 10 his home that night, pass-
in: the door, but illlnklilg the papers
on 1111111 115 on post occasions. he did not.
trouble to unlock the door and intro
1
- Our line of WOOD BEDS in all
finishes; also BRASS-and IRON,
in all the newest designs 7and
finishes. 5 ~
91511193551111
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1A1
1 Mrs. James A. F. MocCanimond otI
Mons ncld ltvenue has recovered fronts, .
- measles. and now her son, Frazier. is o;
m “1 éllflich m of Brooklyn, N. Y., lvlctim of the same complaint. ThelV
lllnludy. which was quite prevalent in
Bridgeport and ll‘dlrfleld a couple of
Robert 311mm of Pinehurgt' N (3., .mcnlhs ago. seems to have struck
The first open trolley 01 the season
'pusscd through Duricn yesterday
"twrflgot‘v 1W9" w 11» 1-:
morning it was found that those. pack- ’
BABY CA'RRIAGES
has returned here to spend the sum- 1Darien. and one 0! the pe-l 1.1111111111511115 newspapers really for the mall were
men .. . 1cullnrltles of lhe looal epldemlc ls . . ‘ -
..- ‘ .1,- , «but so many adults are directed with $12150 103335.00 ’ he" or "‘0” 1
IMlss Julia- Sharer entertained Misslmls' which is usually considered '1‘ ”SUEKI‘ES) 3 1
("hlldren a disease.
Dorothy Rackett of Rowavlon on
‘1
15238 31.11.521.90
1
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—— Gmnd Juror William H.1Wlllmott
The Him" Bil-"k and TN“ Company has bro: 1 advised by the police of Port
displayed a handsome new American Chester that they appremnded1,a.f,w
1duys ago, 11 gang of. burglars. some of
*- whom, it is thought. were 1111 floated in
Rev. S. C. Johnson returned fronllme rccnt burglary of Giorge ()VI
the Methodist conference in Brooklyn. Brown 5 place 111 Tokeneke. Mr.- Wlll- ‘
V.mott has obtained the signature of valuable 4111111111113 The nerve of the hundred dollars
“we“ Snead ‘0 1‘ ““1““ for “'9 31" men is the surprising think—that they
Harold. lost of these parties it the suspicion dared to enter ‘by smashing glasq‘ ’aSesator Charles E Williamson, Dr.
is verified. and a local billeer is to ash When mule ”we living overhead Howard Stout 11151111111111.1111 Edwin Mil-
2:13:31: flrsttll‘metibe minatrel show or and likely to be awakened by 1118 um J311331113 were named 33 Darlene
re no rs sent to gall for their my Yet no one seems to. have been members of a. committee to consider
derlzsogugt has ttoken up her resi- oilencrs further down the line. 'nroused in. any onozot “19.91, places. the organization and conservatiOn for at the Palo Alto Motel at Bladens-j
egos road after spend- ;.1111“, attack we” mode , ht in the war needs of the industries. particular-l burg, Md.‘ The concoolionlwss origin.
.1115 the winle u the South. William Graham. who Volunteered 39mg, of own 0., the brightest 1y agricultural of Fairneld county at ally ““9“ “‘9 "Royal. Jack", 111‘ honor
101‘ 89”ch in the army a couple of street“ Within the ,th two years a, 11151 meeting 3119““.le 51,1“, by: at its inventor, but when the secret of
weeks ago, and has been writing to almost chry' place in a row- eastward representatives of all the towns in the “5 mixing ”“3195 \New York the
he“ 0' "W ”m" °’ V1113 WWW 91'“from the Columbia Hotel with the 93-. county, held at Bridgeport 0111 name 0‘ “mm" was “We“ ‘° "'1 .
uminaliorl. received 111111111115 week- of caption of the bank, has been bur} 1.2111116111111111 again dieing heard in New Yorkers “ml mew customaly
‘1115 acceptance by "m 1013111111111: 0‘} trimmed 4‘1 some time or another-«“0Wu m" “‘0“? 913133991 1110101211011, 1153., 1110139319. claimed the drink as ihcllV
(“118' and Mt town wadmm‘y £0,1“Carl Brenner’s barber shop, the em. Ire-91m of the breaking .lnto several own, 11nd distinguisl'ld it 110111 the
old cocktailsvby xlrelhllng ‘fManhot-
Foal Slocum. {11111111111 is 511.51. mm tht1 1]ng laundrywvhlch formerly occupied stores IMO Saturdahsllmbt or call! 09‘
age limit. having been; graduated last we adjacent “on, the 'Stowort ng Sunday morning .on previous ecu-"11m The ““51 man "0 (“ink “ 1110
June from Ilhe Center School. "Innis (my when it 'wasl conducted. by' the minus. when similul idepredaliom; urn cocktail wasnlphn A. Bophins of
unnuol01111101119111colitostmle11111111211211lsmm'cmm‘gs’010mm,,“g cobbler shop has been committed, a suggestion Fairfax, V11. .01; line memorable dayV
second place. “M hisI(“mammary19“““339’1‘1r1.l's electrical Dlnce L'clic'5 was “111119 that 811319? 1th- town, or n 1“ .questlon‘fiopkllls fought a duel'
ability qu so marked that lit the 1‘01 news depot, and lepy’g'yualnu‘*° 1111111111111 of business men and
quest of 111111 audience, he was heartl- 5“,er something 5.. (mid he cant-““9 sobbiders, engage .11 night which
55.1 we" as the ““Wegsm‘ “’"t‘m‘mt when more than oneholf the me:
1
1W‘lltffll)’ m -
1 1‘ V 1:
become but a memory.
k soon'
the cocktail w
The word “cocktail" had be
to various mixtures tor cenées be-’‘
fore 1846, but it was on Apll 17th of
that your 1111111113 cocktail as we
know It was invented by John W.’
Henderson, then the drlnk dispenser,
Mrs, Kote Whitneyaot Gracie street
recently entertained her son,
0: Stamford, with his wife.
Lawrence Slauson of the. Heights has
been visiting his grandparentsoMr. and
Mrs. Jeremiah Slauson, at'Wilton.
William‘ Riley of Yale College has
been spending a few days at the home
of his mother, Mrs; ‘.S 'l‘ Loder. of No
rotonV Weights.
Local authorities have received 1111-1
ders to put all wireless odt of 120111111111
11011. here were very few in the vicin-
,ity, but the order was 1111115111111. toehe of lhél 11111th 1511111511, on the
1 old.1duclliug mounds at Bladenoburg.
’1 The Frenchman was 156V81111)’ wound-
ed, and:1 Hopkins, stricken «with rc-'
@ .
William Moore has returned to-his
. Himself colored, he recited one of the
employment in "the Steward grocery Chants m a mw ““9 ““3 are “135°C“
poems 0“ pm“ Lawrence Dunbar, the 10 Doll) burglaries in so short 11V til-no
. store after being confined this home, negro poet - ' morsephurried with his friends to tho
. with illness for several days.. . V . 1 . I1 ‘ ' inn. 1118 11st Henderson to mix
-~~~— I" Today 1 is ”the filling-expected day ‘0“ 0f the show-11111195510 ‘ fl” (:"RNS a" Iflfs something 8116131111 10 91““ m5 “9”“
Midfield mp 51111111111 1 Wand in a moment of inspiration, the1
Morylond 1111111111011 of Bacchus created)
the cocktail 1111111111115 was. delighted
with it; 115 wereshis. friends Vand the
’ fame at 11191115111. drink soon spread,
abroad Ipveu: a land.
The 'Dnrlcn Baseball 11111111111111 be 011- When that I'Dziricn 111111111111 Will present
1:11 2411—51 11111.» 11111111 insuol show or
1917 For months, songs, choruses
I and jokesmm'e been rehearsed; and at
last the. great event'is" to'be staged
Four end-men, some 013 1115111 form'-
er. residents or;
moved nwny,V but
f11:11)}! the 111m lTelVlo Women' How tolnry. .Up- a. E01711
11.. 911111111? 13%;”; -I so 11': 1.11:: out Without 12am ,
IModeru high heeled 11101115131111.1511
.wnota crockerjaelt nine Will be tin-lied
“out. $
131153 Elvira Hoyt, doughtel' of Dr.
and 11111131111111.1111 E. ‘Hoyt of Fitch's
Home. has returned 1101 school at New
change huving‘
erwith 111.111.1111
cityiwoporrty. .
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NOW1V GET BUSY.
9111111131511 11 crop of 300 hitters in-
collon in town
'also have loome 01111111111111 1111111611,)”:-
but for the most part. the show will ~
be purely-rim!“ The Thalia: Dramouo '
Darlene Home Guord continues to
1'13 tel-Ever!
dulled out and left
M Windch-
to
11155111111 was the discovery b .
I Iliury' police reserve {ones would 5.111 the selectmhn’ 5.;
1 . this town. The topic
with Baron 1111211111 Challeno, on 111-1
15111011811) 15110111111111
”Best *1. ‘Cresmcry flluttcr
Compound Lard '
Eco
125 Washington Street
2-11.01“) 1‘
4711111 71.1
2013 lb
.— NW. .....‘_... ......_...__..__,.. .
Three stores almost side by side, STOCPSHARES ARE
BASIS OF LAWSUlT
'condy and stationery store, Willian.-. PlaiMiff Claims Homer D. Bronson
Refuses to Return Them Ac
.cording to Agreement
The damage suit of the United 1:91»-
stunces—I—has anything of great 11111,1111: man Sibel
been stolen, but door or windows have a
ibeen smashed presumably in a spirit, bury ‘0 recoul ”0 “h
stock of the plaintiff
it
is claimed the defendant
Gompauy of Standard
gainst Homer 1). Bronson of' Waler
arcs of common
«11111111119, w 1111 11
1131 1'11—
1fuscd to retuln to the company, is 1'11
lug tried before Judge Cums in
Civil Supellor Colllt lodav
The . plalmi
‘ed on October 16. 1911 and for
hfl-i‘rWl-‘ll'd‘s, the
time
president. and
he
VV .
company was ol‘gall‘z»
some
defendant 14:15
a director. 1 lie resino-
ed his. position in 1915 and on 0cm-
ber
puny requested him to return
.shares of stock which were issued 111
him on January 9, 1915.
ed by. the. plaintiff that
11 the stock which was valued 111 32,3110
.for1$.,150 on July 11. “1915 and 11111
”H. packages inside But in' the PM!) be bad no right to do so according lo
the bylaws
1N
J udgc Scott,
NE -$TORY OF- THE COGKT‘A“. pleas Court (oday
T131516 "1%“?!de 0‘ “l8 Mnn-. decision in favor of thedcfcndunt. in
11111111111 cocktail and' its devotees will like 32 900 damage_
do well to celebrate while they may, Dolan ot Stamford 11351 "1’1 Frank
‘,or with the spread of prohibition Feeks p! the name my The plain ..
"over the wmld. that mixture 11111311111: 511911 1011 alleged permanent
Mim- juries to his six year old son whom
button cocktail is 11 nlisnomel, for he- claimed w.ept
as born in Maryland lwhlch the defendant? was
e uppliedlimd While there 11 ladlator fell upon
‘.him
The plalntld’ alleged that his' son
only put his
23‘1lf the same year, the com-
€10
t 15 claim-
onson sold
of the concern. The
1:11:95 had been broken 11p, and the plaintiff asks for $3 000 damdg'es.
scattmcd all along the sidewalk Vfor 100 JUDGE, SCOTT DEGIDES
DEFENDANT'S FAVOR ‘
in liloI (livil Dolllnlon
handed down- a.
Jsliit of Francis
M.
.jn-
into a house- tin V
working
hand on the radiator
11nd it fell over” on ll'lm Judge 53111111 '
held llllitl
full and gave
val-”.11..—
it did not follow that by
simply placing his‘huud on: the rod-
1151.11, it would cause the latter to
judgment for-1 Weeks.
REQUIBITION PAPERS' ISSUED
*BY GOV. HO LOGMB.
HARTFORD. And-19 —Gov 'Hol-
comb issued requisition today our re-
turn 0
1’ Henry Vincent and Adeline
Gnrubardelle from New York to New
d- Maven on a. theft charge.
SUGGESTlONS FOR FLOATING
LOAN «
WASHINGTON, Apr ll 191'Secre-
1 McAdoo today 1111111111111 the Ad-
ry Council of the Federal 'Rleserve
11.111111, comprising big banking; total“
13815 of the country that the govern-
merit would welcom
e‘éuggestions from
them as ianlehluIals on floating the
Y
1
11111111111 '
-'VThey Refuse.” touBeuFooiod
”99.000090 war bond issue.
*‘V .
1.1llhey‘ore all sticking to 11111111110115 I
.- 111118.311”?
$211311 Walkman “.6 “"0981? surprisethat'you 1111' coming to you.
' , .vlaclns more 16' seldom-.5915 tutu today. say 1100111 '
. ye Vollbl
oiling,
creases this seuson, it is more than Prescription 99. " It rule is a wonder. ‘
»_ ~ e WW9“ that {be 1111 there never was anything? like "Neil-11V .1.-
endow! to the serious wtr‘one Prescription 99" and there isn't' . ~
lug ways. and means hnythlng Mite itwnow. V
'.Vl‘Ihe. problemumauq remedy on
, It. Via. the rheuv
rheumatism" and: your -.
.talls,1it ill-theme blew
proton and those poor
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