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guard the property from attempt-M
,era. fireplace is under the mi of
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WK" ' u the United States Shipping Board. and
”L - various guard. houses Ill)": been erect~
~Nm ed about the land, whereflthe sentinela
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l Ado duty. Mr. Bauehey has hsd‘Iregu-
. 'lar anthem and is the most
commanding acute at the point. as he
is known to he the biggest mas lnthia
mo; smut, tits
The '0 ok of a
on MARKET
_. NO m SF The remisr prayer meeting will be “(cm-"7" " l . . l
1 r . . . - . , " .heid 1" the Baptist church this "W Many peoplehere regretted to learn. " A
., 3 '* W" ’ ’“" ”W” 1‘“ ' of the dista'bt suntan in r. Dellyn jnaatau HaAIING “WM!” . ousan , n s
. in Danbury on Saturday. Mr. Deltlynl , , - -—-- . ‘
m" flew. Williams of McKinley spent his summer in Rowaytoa at’his. ”"4" ”0' 7”“ m w'“'
, atmet is out. after an attack of the beautiful I me. at Pine Point W His Flowers F“
‘ measles. ..
Xi
and was well known .to the people ol 0‘1"! m
the Not-walks. Mr. DeKiyn was most. Judge Donald T. Warner resumed
superhu- as can he testified to by in. the Marina the the case at Conrad P.
limbo” of the Rowayton Hose con. Warner stat-st the town oi Darien
.. .__s_._ pally, to which organisation Mr. De- l’ellerday morning at mm in thc‘
William 3. stmeygm and mm”, of Klyn was in the habit of mam; m, additional session of Superior court.
New York city In", arrived at their quent donations. in (act. the first hose which l’ bolas held "I “I0 9'19"”?!
Mr. and tiles. Harry Oakes of Logan
street have returned from a visit in
New York.
document,——for conga reflect the spirit of every agelinwhich'
they were writ and sung. .
.‘ Now,—-here is a book of the son _ that reflected the themes
’ that touched human art, and fancy an history,—flife itsclfi of
. Q BOOK that really belongs in every home. A human interest
‘ . . _ m, _ cart which the Hose company had courtroom. Wegner ”“1"" 'W”; . .
~- . 1......- T...» “we... 3"“ “"131“: when .. m mm m a... .. m cm... 0...... «a .. ...; ,_ Today, Yesterday and Years Ago
”fie-nae it. n. church meets this mar; itr. and Mrs. uwis c. Parker ot Lo- ‘3’" b! l"- D°Klm "9 ""15 “” "M m ‘0'" mm" "“°’ M“- - '
. [m . .. gan street have had a telephone m ed much interest in the slain of it his Bowers. His Place is. aomt-whatl The W. your moth“ and your grandmother, and theirs. “h! when a”! -
.2 ______ stalled in their residence. company, and w” an honorary m,” ower than the highway of Linden . 3 , ‘
".ylvester a. new and wttrre- ~ ' her of that orallllration. and "monumen- i ; we” “My ‘ mailman ' , . . _ -
,w, said ”was. MM . M. L M cl N" York m a ,0,“ o, _:__._. . when the town tlxed these highways; 'lhe songs motherseanuJo little folks—to you.
fibnildlans on Fourth street. men at work here repairing his house 1“ respoa'se to ‘ all ”at out the "flu“ water flowed into Was-t “330380100 m3 and I°V°d- '
. ‘ 3 - ——_———-—— tor the season at Toheneke. ”"0“!“ "‘0 ”WWW" bill“ KW”: 30" “M “d 5“"le W “twill All. all between the covers of this wondrous song book that vilirates With"!
3 “TI! “1“,“ Auxiliary of Christ _ ton Auxiliary of the Norwalk chapter that the improvements are responsible. Maud loved melodie.‘ . _ ~
’ m will'hteet with Mrs. Prank Mrs. Waiter D. Biabon oi Bryn of Red Cross. the tint evening session while the town denies the charge and. ' . . J
.me Gum Mm”. to, m". pm” m "mod n he, rm of the auxiliary was held Monday ev- says the lay of the land accounts [or ill Home Sons: 2226 Sentimental, Sonar 82 Over-me Sonn-
inorrow afternoon. V deuce at Tokenelte for the season. ."un‘ l" "‘9" quarters 0" liowayton the tro'uble. 45 .Sacred Songs 99 Hymns . 77 College Songs ‘
' i ....___-..- avenue. and so people were in attend-' Monday the plaintifl's witnesses 7‘ Southern Songs '23 Childrens 5°“3'. 30 SemSongs
at. Agnes Guild did not Cross won: Allen Williams. who last year pur- W“- Th“ W! considered splendid were Llewellyn aroomtieid. Jr.. Conrad 9 R’W‘d' 55 Plum": 5°39 ‘3 "“0““ Sons-
diiollowlng the usual weekly meeting at chased the Oberlander property on ”V "’9” '“ Ch"!9~ and they are hop- F- WWII". IRON" I’5 MIN. 1011"
“he helical Miss Louise Jenninn on the West Side. is here for the sum- "‘8 that 0" "91! Monday evenlnathe Hawley lngalls and Richard S. Skel-
Winnnlduimt [natal/mm, whether mer. lining come trout New York this attendance will be still larger. There , ion. The defendant placed on the
«- not the Guild will hold a meeting week. is much to be done and all must turn witness stand, William B. Pierce, who
' Ieatflwerlt will hennnounoed later. . --—--~-~ ‘0 mid (l0 t-l't-rythlng in their power was testifying when court adjourned
._,._,_ w ’ Mrs. L. A. Danieron who has been DOWN? to EN the headache ready to for the day. '
1' Final plansf the dance to be given spending the winter in New York had “0nd to the other side, where the need Judge John P. Kellogg and a jury
n ' gn/mday “King by the East Nor- her furniture moved here by auto hag bcroi‘in- i=0 urgent during the last were all ready for blhllflellil in the
,' 'uk Tobacco i‘und committee will.be truck this week, and will soon opon low tlfll’x. owing to the terrific battles ‘other session of Superior court, but
7' 3' m at ‘3 meeting of the committee the Tokeneke inn tor llit‘ season. now being wligeti.. which, of course. when it came time to open court most
to be held at the store of M. p. Dunne ilenrv A M $1-.-. moans hundred; and hundreds of at the cases went off. while one or two
on East Washington street this even. “lfllanlhoohét‘m no? :r‘ Hartford, ”9., wnutitlt-d. “ml ”Hum"... need of hun- were settled and others are in the pro
_. In; of education "13'7“: ilnltmrzrt’vlltllllll ”it‘ll" and hundreds of dressings. If the case of settlement. There was no bus-
of the stata'nonnal “th|“ in ‘3']: .illms ai't'vrlllllillnl for Ur why should lness ready and court adjourned tor
‘lm-v \\'illimantic \‘ew ilai’on ll‘ntl “PM”? licl‘l‘ lathe 1;, S. A.. who am the,dny. it is exprctodthere trill b0
' ' ' ‘ ’ ”“5““ “'“ll llvnce, not do all in our very iilllc husinm for the Jury_this
, -._- c..-
. The Men‘s Bible class of the East
Avenue M. H. church will hold a moat-
m u“. 8",an in ”m parlors of ”.1“ NOW Brflam' 90W” in make the ""0.“ Of lllt‘ wound wtt‘h‘.
dutch ‘1 Wthh lime ”“9 animal ra— Mr. and Mrs, H. Town-Wind llllitl‘dt'll. M M“ hard '0 hour. Sometimes a ’-_——~ .
. :15 will be recoil-ed. Officers will who h"? been wintering in "M‘mmh. proper tll'l"~'~'lll{5 imd nttonilon at once Mm. Mills. of \\'.-.t Sid» avenue, Ro
elected and ‘d slipper will be served. arrived recently in New York, unit would ”W ”W lilo Or some soldier boy wayton section. is ”“0”” with pllt‘ii‘
following the meeting. All members have been gem"! their Tukmhh i‘ -n m r'ti’ii ‘litltl)"H.fii)ll. Who known monla.
m requested to attend. ‘ ‘ property may for occupancy. They lilll “'ll'il r't‘llit‘ or ll)“ linings made b7 ‘
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time here ’ - . yton «pool that not-k with rehillios in .\tW
the home of Mrs, Rosie Cili'l' on Second ' _-__.___ ”'0‘“. WWW” Ux' Will'm Jill! him on the Canaan. ‘ I
‘ Itreet last evening “"d transacted the l'nocmipirtl forms in (‘onm-r'tit‘m. "this of Frilllt‘t‘ M‘MJ; mre root! m» -~--~ . '
in! rrgular m'mlllli' business. and and those for ml}. m. to follow. ‘ at) - ' ‘ Mr. and Mrs. t‘tmries Kaufman on
. . , to rent have ”333 .3 , ..
, myed a social time following the been located by census "1..”de and - 7- - 4--—- tt-rlaincd Mrs. ltla (inrbi-r nnd ht'l'- . . _ .
[wines-i session. The next meeting stops are being lnkon to mm“. "WM, WW dsuahter. of: Brooklyn, recently: Small Illustration of theBtg Book.
.. will be held next month' with Mrs. rut-ms this semen became Ol'lllf' pat- i I '5; --~----—--" " Full. “1°.- ”(1. x l0 ”Che"
' llllaie Bradbury, ‘0 Bayvlevv avenue. l'lOllC necessity of twrurlna foot! from . '
. South Norwaik, the fourth Tuesday in an tliiablc land. 4! f l
w‘ i 1 .———— g l3 3% - friends from Brooklyn on Sunday. ‘
' " "' "'“‘ » ln Tolland coul(ty the coiintv accnt s ...... . “or-“*-
.. ’ Wk A' hliddletown, 3 WWW“ ""5 has been enabled through the war 'cmwww.’ Mwa. ‘ 31'” Mary llfl‘lollan 0' ”‘0 P0"
. 13ml of 13 Third turret. was acct-pied emergency census reports to plan ii "i c t” ' i' ‘ l Road has returned from a (tall or ii
mlcrday at the army recruiting sta- izoo worth of seed with farmers who . :33" k‘ 'r "my" " mm" "g "°'“ low weeks to Old l’olntComlnrt, \‘a.
,.
Jinn at Bridgeport for enlistment in were plantlnr their spring wheat and “n a omen. rs. .
’ the First. Separato Company, former who otherméc would have boon un- .
‘1ny the Connottiout National anm able to s“ it . James Batman has returns-d from t\ with rheumatism, Wm. recently my."
I . . . t. . ' . v -
‘Iiddlcton left for the springnpia, __ . “'0'” “"l' l" 59“ lork. , . to the Stamford Hospital for treat-
‘05.. “”3““ “1‘0?“ ”‘9 company 01' What was to have hen the first bail. ment.
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.ur. and-itrsfu'iwam J. manuals.
SI. of Mansfield It't'ttur. entm‘tuinctl
'f‘" The Readers of 5,.
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The Evening; Sentinel
Frank Bordon who has long suffered
i
1'
7 Mrs. Anna Cummin 's to dau liters
flanneclicut colored volunteers is now game of the season was acheduled to rm“, with S 0 K 5
, . “3- Lil" Vltllil r h i . l w‘ '
stationed. be held at Baton Point on Sunday bo- y l m, a J (algal);l:n‘islhhgaolfthings???
.- twoen the team from this place and no “ " " n “
ad repairing is under an n u u . - . .
1A well-known resident of Gregory one from Noroton. The weather of Wt‘slel‘n soctlon or Godtrty “to; ' visiting mom” here for “new dn" s
flouievard watt Vl‘tllcd at about 3 course. prevented the game. which ' ' ‘recrnily.
‘ 3132:;2'1223:2::y£:';:3 To“: 3"" 97"":le 3° played on n“! 3“” Mrs. Charles Barnes is now iniprov-j Private Charles Thompson of Nom-
,_ _ _ . rat 3] mom on anxiuqotmmta can be . ‘ 4 -
that he had refused to purchase a Lib- mm“. 1 ing train an illness of amoral weeks. ton Heights intend it few days with
my 'Iond and that he h‘ad’gmd if he . l ‘_ his wife and parents on it furlough '
- . “—3“ l . . .\l. Nolan of West rt wu i - ‘
. . “he. a thousand dollars . .. . » ~ ~- ‘ Dr J W a n "m" camp "mm" W / "‘
. p . it) his pocket Simon, s lump rain ("Udell .l mm "m.“ yesterday on professional bmt- ' ”
fiifimm huf'a fifty dolldi' bond. Af- her of minimum on local roads and ness.- ‘ St I. 1- ;. ther l loner oi"
.rhinliht the man out of bed in it served to wash out some gardens ' on on ' ‘ .cotnmsa
. . . . . .- . National rite tinder Score of the
“Met“ summary manner the four which were. planted recently. To off- J_ Elmer. Hull has boon onxthein- interior 5:" is spending :3; My“
' ' ' him that lfhe did not re- set this, however the rain did a lot of ' '
.. . - . valid. list for several da - t hi it .
mafcertain time this morning on 800d. thoroughly soaking the soil at good Hill. ,. - H a a host an? hm on (”role "wet—hf ”m"
1' .. 'flgutreet'so'thathe could be which had become very dry. Farmers \ ' ’ ' __, ._ '
W. , a bond, and if he did not say that the rain was just what was Measleaars Mm "n.1,." about Two local men, recent recruits, n.1,
‘ the same he would have a needed at this time. town nndcot'iahs and colds arc shim. McDonald of Norettrrand Patrick A.‘
”This of it when lie was can
, ‘ ‘ . gm —— lug many residents 'Grumbl of the list is have been or
w 'l‘his mornlnz. sure enough. the The New York East Conference - - -.'_.... 1 tiered til so to ”Digit-"hm 0" May. 7 A
.‘W‘hmelr uv wadommor whichcm been in 'sesalon since Thdrs-‘ * ‘ .. - —-—.~.~—---~--~~r . . .
dimer. and it is believed com: {dat'mlfll 8, has. announced its uni“,:fl:::::;"$m‘u:a,;dm next. 4”,“ honorable discharge and been nor be devotedvto the Junior! Red Cross... tether lather. Jay Gouldwthe famous
“duh.“ 1“",th 0' a Elbert! Bond: polntnients, and Rev. E. A. Kaspen- his 099'“. parish farm: ' a .1 n.3,”, fricnds'ot Mr and Mrs lid- mitted to leave Campzbevens for his This is a veryrintereeting series of pic tonnancier of the past generation. AI-
. .. ”“4““ 6100* has been. appointed to. tilt thtI . .._.. Iv J- ward C Hui-nun, ”0"“ mafia“ home. Hia'parents‘ are residents on tures and' attracted largo audiences though Mrs. Shepherd hasdieavily tn
,‘PJlldge John J. Walsh and Ida-Mayor pulpit OHM Rovsyton M69306“! Ellis? Mr. and Mrs Adolph Horn tier via. {may of'Nm llel m" are con- the Post Road. . , sometime ago when it was shown not" (lowed the. church. Dr... Sinclair $5er
, ' Camus”: ”48.03 GarwamCava- copal church. The parishioners at tho item "Item“; with 'Mr. andeMru. gratulating them‘ upon 5” I'm.“ at t . __,,._ -,.___ . 3......“ minutes a day in a Bridgeport do». tartan possibilities for usefulness 1h
.. titd1 farm‘s)! WW. ‘, frondcath church are anxiously awaiting the ar. George Drew in Georgetown. _ rival of a son, born mtnhlonday- i 3",,“ mm old trees. on“ chm-y ”fluent. store: ‘his‘proposed work in this town.
b ° "h” 1‘“ "”155“th ”'1' OH“! Mr. Khmdieck. -..’.- .. .. l ' ~.. .. -__.____ ;.whlch has made people's months-water“ ..__.____ ' ‘ w"
m.:‘:‘:“t‘:rl::é gram, ‘0" Mn m a M ‘ P . The Afternoon Whi-t Club held its Alhounh Rov. r. i). Price left the M mil-Infill” "’9 PM “it?" "1'
a,“ z“; “we: mw.0°°:ww. rout h ’b? '1 reston ”71“"- who semlnflnfllly meeting with Mrs. conference at New lirltain and came mar Butler recentiy‘boaght from the
into e’s'capsrunninc over b: at:- 1"". en mm" in the 'ho‘” °' 0“""3- Meeker. on Tuesday. ~ ,itnme tor the week-end so as to occupy filmed mutiny. infirm tile depot
“rm“. a bio cle ’ i a y w o ohn L'Hbmmedieu. 'on t Crochet. L . 3m, own pulpit on Sunday. no ”"3” place and the Lam block. have been
“5. c. ntalni r a root of the street. are moving into the house At a meeting held Sunday altemoon w“ held in the morning. been” of out down. in preparation‘for the con-
“ 0 n8 Judge Walsh, Mr. which they. own on McKinley placo. in the Nortield church Mrs. Carey of the severity of the storm. " strnetion 0ft!!! Milo M07380 shed'and
W’Mhh'sm, ”d Bouillon. until Satardayoccupled by. Mr: and New York spoke on the Liberty Loan. ...-'._..__. service station which Mr. Butler will
1 a tor 6 oclock last evening. Mrs. Clinton Rowland and daughter. Mrs. Stillman of Greenwich sang sev n.- Harold 1; Ho t who '3' ior soon erect as1tn adjunct to his garage
"firm that ”WIN” VII drill!!! Virginia, who have moved into the for- critl selections the musical part oi the ' ' y ' turthev tip the Font Road
V! blend the boy that was ridi mot- Vincent ho ' . ' ' mm my! cm“ {mum one" M ' ‘ ' ,
t It! , use on upper Roway program beta: in chach oi Channing Fitch Home for the soldiers. has he“ ———-———-—-—- bio.her..E. it. licDonald. is also in that with in. Crotnt a Knapp (10.. otSotitu
bit-slimmed in all: . ‘ ‘
, 8 a from side ton avenue. , , Mi ,5 9- Hull" 01 Wainwri- o'la’iill'il 25 I! tailed to Camp Oglethorpe. vGeorgiau Dr. Harry 0- Hanson. chllmw 0' set-vise. having recently enlisted. The Not-walk. and was ”LIN-Hy con-rem:
“months street and ignored .u' . 8 o'clock s . ,
m an ’ nether public “testing. with in anticipation opoversees service as a the Darien War Savings Committee is lentil . . (30
' ‘ n my loan dri y have ”since removed to.Stam- withthe Remington Anna U. .(.. .
or the b . Finally it be- e Li ve continues in out-oi-tow n speakers will be had in member of the Naval Rtuerve. lstlil busy uralna people to buy war lord. . ' ’M
l 7 . lat Bridaeport. and also at their Hobo-
"" m” 0' mm" m" u” the m" ward “a n” 'm “ ““3 '°‘"‘ W" . ‘ savinss and limit stamps. andthey m ..._ ' — lken Plant in New Jersey, Both tim-
mflaintfi the corner to possible busy covering their etioted district W \ V I
.1 . .. ‘ .1 . 3 ~ . Carl Brenner, formerly preprietor of responding polity-«but, the st buyers A brief message has been received "as have 3 very wide circleoit friends
“Txéltracgrss was taken The Rmyloa Baptist Sunday school "The lecture prosrani toltowina the the barber shop on Main street. which are the children at Center zhool, who. from Rev. William Stuntman 31).. at in the younaer set of both! stam'Oltl
. . c_ar crashed voted to buy a 050 um m, “a business session at Not-laid Gran-e. unburned am“. the tin last Jan- are anxious to ltesp up throushont the Rottbury. N. L by the pulpit £119le and Greenwich. -
. May Securethe Book ofa Thousands
' Son“. Each SongSct to Music
BEAUTIFUiLY-BOUND.
IN must Own-l .
.3. RC1“) and [amt 3. Coupons of Diiferent
5%: .' Dmgpfm Thin POP“ and
w .MAIL ORDERS FILLED When Postage Added;
/ See Coaspnnlor Rate
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H Asecond starmust now be placed iiil Darlen bu boon very caret-mil;
“’0 red 50rd" 0' DUNE“ t“'rl'Vlc‘tlsurprised to hear that the cognac-2mm:
flea, beside that for Second Lieut. D. of Miss A“; palm r 0! Riva-31d.) in
'Chflb0~8ilvham. as another repreaell" Chat-team. Johnson at this; place has
tatlve of this town has died while lDIbeen announced. mu Palmer'ls (pt)
theiiationaitirrvico—Murty McDonaldg‘talented daughter of Mr. and hits.
He enlisted “several months ago, anal Clarence E. Palmer of'nivo‘rside, and
was sent to Camp Devens, where he is also the organist of St. Paul's Duos-
was=lalen ill and brought home to the copal church of Rivrrslde. Mr. John.
amnion! Hospital. where he died. A , son holds a very responsible position
pole there breaking tbe'sohool also purchased one of the MO! evening will ' ' ' '
I - . . v > PM"! attractive nary. who wassein‘hioned into the pa year the good record theyhave made commit of the horoton Preibyto-,
t . , . . . ' . . . .
upfront wheels and badly recond issues. This to wood work and/lemma in readings by was ,llary tioiiai‘srmy last fall, is in town'vislt- ah the buyers of the largest propor- rian chzi‘cll, stating that tie\wiit ao~I TURNER IIATI HOUGK: .
'3‘“! mm 3 it labopadthatmou oi the organiser Adam, Mrs. Elmer Hill and Mrs. Pred- itig.old friends on a week’s furlough .tionate, . amount of stamps» oi. any «wan call to “MW pastorate. and, MNCASTER. Pa. April It-v'jCllfly
" “‘ ""— ~'-*----‘ ' dens/bate will hollow in the isots’tepe stick Beebe Vocal and piano solos by 1m mm . ill ' - ’ l ‘
, l . , .. . - ‘ . on sweets furlough school in the state. I send a term “mace illegal Turner. the lndisn midlewelala tie-
m‘m‘”w lit-”mm“ Chas- ot intention-he tad Iaptiai- lurid-v Charis-um m mas-Anna stats.» trot. his dutieu at. c... on»... .-........, ‘“ tat-ops filial-'17“ Ilnclairwili be now tented Leo itoucit of this city lnin or.
- < M m ,1 i ' ‘ Recitation will! Lillian Rina aad' , . . " . flotilla pictures showing the maauwtoitahe-ny‘hisidntiea here by the mid- round bout tiers tut PM! thy ln‘
‘ ‘- . ' nm~~lrr~llm Charles Burt and iron Herman Thee“, who. entered the as E lecturer “131.!va lsylngoiothsv-dle oi ant» month. The church which 4le fought armaatem bit is minuti-
‘ . ~ ‘ mim'wfl “1?".th tinsel-fir lastiall.‘ asiaa resistant silltdorm'uggtottis finished prodm.r.,ls:illeavtaantesoms wmutltd-‘oct and proved too much forth .lilotll ,
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