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, who!
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'5CentsaPaeksae
foams ours
, ‘ storm 2!. Doors of Norwalk, nu
the construct for plastering the new
W library and will start work
i
“Ted” Morris. of the United States
‘ WY. writes that his ship is now In
W dock at Bristol undergoing a lit-
nsnssntra
It'sasuityou areIalways
gladtehnveonhandoron
yearbook.
Ithgoodevsry than and
moutotplaessnyti-s.
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‘aoodennlity—dopsndabie
Rogers 8: Stevens
NORWALK
- . ..
The Building Trades Council m-t
'lsst uening and disposed of routine
business,
John P. McMahon is
Whig a cement zarnge for Luke A
of 5 Maple street TheI
Wag is a neat one and is well ad- I
m
. The Rt. 38". J. J. Nilan. bishop of
Hartford. will administer confirmation!
in St. Joseph's Church at the 1030'
snann on Sunday. April 28th. to a class
. In! more than 300.
. p—-————q
,t Settlement has been made in then
“asunder suit bnousht by Miss Lillian
'DaIOnrnp asainst George Wade. a local
I, w employe. Attorney J. .l. Cuneo
appeared for the plaintiff.
James Christiano . has resumed his
' I old lot» as boot black at Shelley s to-
ham store in Wall street. after three
yonra’ absence. durius which time. he
tried his hand as bar tender
. Judgment for the plaintiif has been
sea-use by Justice of the Peace Sam-
. ”I U. Nichol”. of Winfield. lit the
7: also of Alexander Sallie. vs. George
"ll. mum. son: or Ridgefleld This
was all action in which a breach of
-- mty was alleged in the sale of a
fainted horses by Mr. Barnum to Mr.
Mia. Damages of seventy-five dol-
lar-s and costs. the latter amounting to
314, was awarded Mr. Baillie.
- moUfiicnnANmG—
madman! '
Iran food for Roaches
. made only fractional
V« .
(‘ourt Edmondo dl Arnlcis I". of A.
will hold a special meeting tomorrow
ufternon at Hoyt's Theatre. when fin
al arrangements for the rally to be
held at the Palace Theatre on Sunday.
the 28th. will be made
Mayor Jeremlnh Donovan has con
senied to deliver an address nextI
Tuesday evening. on the occasion oi.
the reception to the soldiers of Put--
nnm Hose Company. in lhs' Home.
Mayor Donovan will give some of the
interesting events in connection with
the history of the organisationoi
which he has been a member for may i
A meeting of (h. company to 27—Antonio to Frank and Angelina
years.
complete final arrangements will be
held Sunday afternon at Central Fire
Station.
TODAY I! WALL m1.
WALL STREH,10:30 a. Ira—War
issues and Allied equipments featured
the early tradlna
Market. some at substantial advances
Sloss Shelield gained 2 34 points on
resumption of dividends and motor ac
cessories such as U. 8. Rubber, Good-
rich and Kelly Springfield tire advanc-
ed 2 to 2 at points. Baldwin unanno-
tive. American Car and Railway Steel!
‘Sprlngs were a point over. yesterdays
final prices.
The more representative lndustriala
gains, whileI
rails were dull and irregular. Lillertv
Bonds held steady.
You can have a warm,
healthy, happy, contented
r family if you put in an
Instrument.
Onepipe Hater
Easy to install; simply cut one
hole in the floor. Easy to op-
erate, only one fire to tend and
mcoalorashestocartthrough
* the house.
Will keep the cellar cool, and ,
is guaranteed for 5 years. Put
in on 60 days trial.
Seeonehereandgetthebig
mm Onepipe book.
MY I. new
Plumbing, W, Th-
ee Water :1" he. nor.
Phone 478-3
um I
‘ Forty-M’ Forty-
SisDeaths and
Mrarlnges inINorwnl
sour» unawau ' '
tie—James to Charles and Helen Lloyd.
in today‘s etocrl
wnreultirths.“dnathsnldunnr-
mmwmmm
ultentthooleaotrowamorhuon
hart S. Smith There were 8 boys
horndnrbgthe-uth. 'l'hestatiaties.
givingthsdate of happening. arsgh
alasfollowa:
' Ilrths.
1~hlorton to Abrahamandflortrudn
Manes.
b—Charles Henry to Giants and Ruth
Askew.
Daringthsnuth'oflareh there..
i—John Joseph to Joseph and Ger-
trude Drnry. '
t—lileen to Jeremiah and Eileen
Sweeney. i
S—Frnnk to Frank and Irene Lengyel.'
l—Stephan to Stephan and Marguer-l
ROI Chm. i
z—Rosi to Frank and Sitarsedia Db!
melya.
li—vJohn Joseph to John and Maryl
' Delaney. ,
~Alfred to Alfred and Rose MnninoJ
iii—John Francis to John P. and Cor-
rine Kelley. I
9—Chsigabriel to Morris and Anna
”ll" i
ilim line to Stephen and Julia Toth. .
llG—Marguerite to Patrick and Made
line Tone. i
lib—Paul to Frederick and Christina
I Stabe'll. i
lb—-John to John and Beulah Fox.
-20—-Jobn to James and ludua May Sut-
u... ;
iii-«Stephen Wm. to Stephen and Cath-
i erine Reynolds. :
lZwJoaeph to Alex and Stella Crap-j
lichy. I, ‘
lHJohanna to Ludwig and Margaret‘
Bossing. '
29—Martb‘n Either to George and Ruth
Hindustani
28—Joseph to Philip and Helen Cassi l
dy
D'hfnro
21—Anna to Antonio and Minnie Cop-
pols.
‘Zb—Marie to Charles and Clara Smith ,
ISFJarnes to Charles and Ethel Au- '
derson. .
2i—Sncursa to Joseph and Maria
Chlnis
26—Albert
Bette
[lb—Boy to L. B. and lsobei Howell.
21—Morris to Jacob sndjhther Bur
loch '
17~Harold to Vincean and Rosie
Marsico.
27— Mildred to (‘hnrles and Wilhel-
mina Reine.
to Albert R. and Gladys
i22~—Mnriana to Joseph and Mary Call-Il
ella.
lS—JObu to Frederick and Leonora
' Hodges
24—~ iebard to Mortimer and Anna
'hitriey.
MiHelen to Arthur and Hilda John-
son .
{to-Olive to Charles and Bertha Stowe
5-lrving to l-‘ranir Inud Rachel Brad-
__ _ r -._.._---
ley.
l7—George to William and Lena Na-
din
lS—Frances to David and Elizabeth
Havens.
29-a-Eileen to Phillip and Margaret'
O’Connor.
. 3—-Mildred to Charles and ma
I Burlepsch.
> i l—Jessie to Edward and Lucyf
Flaherty ' ' I
Marriages.
oil—marched H Bosworth and Julia
Krnuse.
6—David C. Sanford and Alma RoseI
Gmen. ’
ls—Robert Henry George and Jennie
H. Lockwood.
li—Rudoiph 8. Costa and Jennette'
Anderson Bryce, g '
20~Phiiip M. Merriam and Lola V.
Mries. I
23Tltaynnr “Venue and lda L. Marsh.
3—:Willard n Sileox and Elsie M.
Atwater. /
28—Allie Hobby and Mary F. Brown.
2—Walter E Berries and Sarah
Stevens. ‘
I
!
4~Stephen Pollack and Mary Tohacs. i
NUT BUTTER
Ehdusive Process
OUR lflcfll STDRES
22 Chapel St.
‘25 Ely Ave. ' 1 Cove-jive.
103 Cedar Si.
HAPPEN ANYWHERE
‘ BUT IN WINOTED
days. I
l
e—Margsret Hubbard. 86 years.
9—Frauh Morrison, 81 years.
months. 27 days.
i
6 20—Amanda Lydia Gilbert. 16 years.
2|~Mary Guisepps Fabrlssio,
Ito—Geneva Bessie Smith 65 years. ”WI 17 a”... ithe snapping variety which weighs‘
18 days ngatherinc Rusiynlt, 23 years, «i illll'tyslx pounds. WIS captured ill
lZ—Louise Helen Zarges. 10 month“ months. 'Sucher Brook .by Daniel Waldron, n
10 dlfi. 1 23~Anton|e KTIIIIS, 8‘ yearn: 2 Winsted II'IJCKIIIBB, and “VIII Gold‘fli
' months, 4 days. .Tuesday night. They decided to the
months, 6 days. ‘ Zi—Willlam 1.1.1an 54 years 10 it as the principal item fora supper st
‘la—Catherlne Ross. 76 years. 5 months, 22 a." the Elhs' home this week nd according-
913 Erastus Geer, 89 years, 5 months. 24.10.”th Harriet Jewell Tenney ly Mr. Waldrou Wednesday morning
15 dlys 65 yenrs.8 months. 9 days. out the turtle s head on wetter-lied
Iii-Catherine Tragey, 85 years. Izs—Georue James Williams. 53 years. the turtle on the ground several feet
lb-Lydia A. Whitley, 04 years. 8 months, 26 days. ' Inway from the head. While Mr. Wal-
16—Anna M. Burns, 29 years, 2 months 26—Julie Erdos W dron was eating breakfast, the turtle.
13 a”: a l' 25—Mnry Morris, 56 years, 4 months, headless, crawled back so that the
12— Adrian Dwight Keep. 39 ymrs, 4
18—Sylvester Beers v“Lockwood, 7". 29 days. _ head mtentlng against the neck,»
Years. 8 months. 25 days. iZS—Jesele Elisabeth Flaherty, 20 it was before being amputated. Analn
iii-Mary Emily Hubbell, 90 years, it a”. ‘Mr. Waldron pulled the body swav.
Sand again the performance was re-
d'" 26—Allce McElhone, at years
~peatedI. Several times during the, dav
,lh—Phebe Maria Grummil. 86 years 26—Jobn Riley, 90 yeers
I 9 days 7"," nthe ration was repeated before gn-
ififii‘ifil‘xfnfii‘fim; 1’ cm" F “hm“ 7" "m 126-313;: “m 1m” 2 ”MM limo:- or m mandam- m turtle
i J. Keen“, 'FJo'evh Bosdanyi, 4‘ ””‘v/ ‘23_Anng. Clark 34 "a?" 3 want,“ as often returning so that the head
s—wmt’z in Joseph Fallnn and Jose- mm" 14 6"" to days. was in Its familiar nosllm- The “l"
I A W ll 20—h.“ ”3“" 5 ""‘J mouth 9 27.. 3.,“ 0. Whitney 8.8 ,2", to tie was still alive 'l'ursday evenlna. lt
”m" m: - W“ ’ ...--__--_m 'i mm, ' ‘ has been suggested that German an
3-hour: Mm Church, to years. 310 women any: mart MIN .2740th 1%,.“ 5, years. 10 may have been used to kill input
mouths z1days. Wm om" do th ' months. -. - ..... ~
sir daily tasks in
f Harbors Janus Casio. two Idnys‘.I m, on“ or f I E5“. and i Izkmangzzfirmour. 39 years. 3
r t—Paauusle Tessa. 61 years _ . 1,.“ and ”my that '0‘“ W . rnan 28—Hon :1 J"- “fiz h the
filming, ailment Raymond.- 1IuI. b... "0",.” mm 0, men'- as a?" one. 1 . zoos: n.
'°' "' ' "Refills can be alleviated missus. '
s-Mwin L. Benedict. 71 years, 8 ,0" “VI I“. hints. ““129—de guy; at 1years. in days.
ntonths. :5 days. . , wales, dissiness and like ”INN. Bl—Iiliather ii rd. year. 2 month's,
. Fm JIM“ "WI, .4 lull, 3 m “m 5’ MM mi”. ”a “II.
, mus-n. ' _ ibladder. Mrs. 'i'hos. Davis. Mm 3"“ d“ "W W004. 1| 7%,
Fm.m.1m5mfil1m,mnm “fir,“ , nontquodaya. . '.
. 18 am“ .. , . . i ens-st yell. tIgusr _
MODERN GROGERV 00;, Inc.
Norwalk —'- Stamford — Bridgeport
All oi our Branches Always have a Fresh Supphi oi
‘First Prize Nut Butter . in Stock
28 Woodwa id Are
wmsrno. April 20.—A «um.- or?
- plain plan!
they should be small, simple clasp gills.
whether to hill the head or body with
it has not yet been determined.
USE HOOKS,
There are actually women otherwise
fastidious who fasten collars with
if you use any pins atoll
of the hind usually known as baby'
pins; But plus fear the fabric of tb
60'th not easy to adjust. Fir
that seem it is far better to m your
collars out with a goodly arrangement
of small hooha and invisible eyes or
with small loops and the"srrrall penal
Mitosis that cornea especially for the
purpose and are almost always found
on m blouses a! the collar at!
ca! closing. '
r
.—
llelp Smash
Kaiseris‘m
Norwalk Chronicler