»‘nsnuntmeetinzoftheliay{lower.
E WCompany will be held
evening April 14th.
”-0“ Rule Circle of the Non
“Won-l Church will meet
“Tuesday afternoon at 3 o‘clock
“In. Ddson x. or. John. on St.
_ Johnna.
. a“ waters-sin in front of the no-
' Essa-s block on rat Washington
” errant burst last evening and was no-
!lad‘h Patrolman John Roberts. who
rout-II the matter to the water de-
”but who remedied the br-“x.
”finial board of the East Ave-
. nne Wlst Church will hold their
adieu-ca meeting tonight at the con-
. duo! the usual mid-u eek senices
I“. will he in charge of the Rev
M E. Wilson.
“or of the famous cake sales
“~ ”worth [league of the.
A.“ “Mt Chumh will be held
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are. more on Van Zant street. The
landless“ famous for the products
from.“ home ovens and 'helir dain—
ty concoctions, which will be planer-d
on sale. will find ready purchasers.
With the coming of Spring also
comes the tramps and the people of
East-blown”: have been put to con-
siderable bother and inconvenience by
thee nomadq durum: the last few
days. There seem to he a larger num‘i
her than ever this year on the rmde
and bewrse of the insistence of some
of them several complaints were made
to the police.
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Crockett. as recorded in yesterday s
Evening Sentinel. caused great sor-
row in this community. “W."
as he was familiarly called, npcnt the
greater part of his life in Bowayton.
bell: familiar with the oyster hnlustry
at attic when nearly everybody was
employed in that business. He was
an active Republican and yearly head-
edthevottatothe polls intheSec-
0nd District. beating his drum .2
which he was an expert. In many
ways he assisted in the development
of Rowayton. Everybody here liked
the major. and be will be greatly
missed. The funeral will be held at
David W. Raymond's , undertaking
parlors on Washington street at 3
,o'clock this evening. Interment will
I be in Woodlawn cemetery.
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convalescing from tnfluenaa.
Jerome Davis of Godfrey street is re-
covering from several weeks' illness.
ms. mu 'Bennett is still confined
after several weeks' ill-
to her room.
11255.
The Norfield Thimble club meets
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. \\'illis
Banks.
Mrs. William Cliflordand bibs liar
garet Clifford of Godfrey street have
returned from several days' visit in
New York.
East Norwalk lost one of its oldest
and most respected residents Vet-"91".
-day affotnwn when death claimed Dr.’
Eli J. Peck, of Gregory Boulevard:
aha-”k was a retired physician and:
first. located in East Norwulk about
twenty-five years ago. Before coming
hem be was a well known practicueer;
in New York City having started in
there. immediately dllel‘ his graduation .
”New." Ho. pita] in. 1884 I
M an error it uae stall-h inz
May's Sentinel that the rummagel
.1010 be held under the auspices of
'b% of the East Norwalk lin-
m Association would be held
“m and Saturday of this week.
with breniirely wrong and the Sent-
flsl wishes to apologise for its error.
“The Baldwin he held In the vacant
. w store on Wagshington atreet‘
uwy'and Saturday. April tlth and
The Norfleld Aid Society holds its
postponed social and Huppef‘ Friday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mr.»
George D. Gifford.
Mrs. David Morehouse is rel-overin‘
from the grippc. Her daughter-in-law.
Mrs. Frank P. Morebouse. remains
seriously ill with influenza.
Hrs. Frederick Burritt of Prospect
street is spending sen-rat days with
her daughter, Mrs. George 8. Water-
bury, who has been qnlto Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Waterman of
Southport are spendingsev l days
in town. owing to the ill of lira
Wakeman‘s sister, Mrs. Frank P. More
house.
Mrs. Christian Rungstead sustained
a bad accident Tuesday when her
horse, suddenly shying. as she was
turning the corner a short dirstanf‘e
above the twin bridges on her way to
Norwalk. Mrs. Rungsted was badly
bruised and shaken up when thrown
violently from the runabout. but was
given sssiistance by Mail Carrier Ely
an flexes APPEALS
TO SUPREME COURT
7. Flint Judgment Against Her of
‘3, 976.22 for Real Estate
’ . ' Commission. 1
, ' *flottee of appeal to the Supreme
,_ “of Errors Was filed yesterday
M'by_ lire. Helen L. Phelps-
Mewith the clerk of the Superior
3 {Quilt from the Judgment of 80. 916. 22
well against her by 3 Jury in the Civil
W court but Thursday. in favor
"M ..II Gurley of Stamford. and
' A. Sibley of New Canaan, ml
tiful estate in Norman
"the property was sold for
Mildew-icy and Sibley claimed,
”on of 83. 750
was instilled to at the trial that“
‘meement whereby Mrs. Stokes
absolved in case another mall
- put in a claim for commis‘
to Lord of Newton recent:~
iwho was making deliverlcs on R. l')
route. No. 42. and John P. Pitch. who
was also on his way to Norwalk, and
conveyed to the residence of Dr. Stuart
Sherwood. a short distance from the
scene of the accident. where she re-
solved medical attention and was later
.faken to her home in the Upper Par-
iah by automobile. She is now
as comfortable as the nature of her
injuries permits and receiving the con-
gratulations of her friends on her es-
cape from more serious results, which
might easily have been the case.
4-: suit. through Stanley 12‘
1her attorney, against W. A;
deaf- Giafi'uiwk, for injuries at
been received by being
an autgmobile on December '
‘ .lhe Nerotou station Mini
that X-ray pictures show‘
provincial-vicar .
Tell your
' “California Syrup of
Constipated Children Gladly Take
“California ~ Syrup of Figs”
For the Liver and Bowela
druggist you
and dose for babies and children of 3112156
-_ vibe are constipated. bilious, feverish, toppe-
_coatcli or full ofcold, mphmlypllnisdvau
The “aliases Iadntyro are ml
the day in New York.
lira. Lawrence Pride has gate to
Billie Creek Mich. where she will
spend the summer.
The B. 13. Sewing ‘Circle will meet
withMrs.rmnkheslle. atherhome
in Park strut, iminht.
Mrs. Diary Perry King ’ve another
of her ingesting readina at the iii-c...
bury. Sunday afternoon.
Joseph W and family
have moved to 8m. where Mr.
Guermonprez is employed
John 1!. Karl is having an addition
built to his South avenue m. it
will be used for accessories.
Wahackms Mmp’nt. 1.0.0.131.
will hold a motor in its m
room on Thursday event“. ‘All Odd
Fellows are cordially invited.
improvements at the Ilelhn In. re-
cently purchased by air. Bach of News-
Yurk. are prom-using. it is expected
”am this institution warm to the
public in a few weeks.
near-am has. opened ‘
lunch- room building in Main street
wt to the oamum' mmmmnamcum «WW1 areplywill
where he will cater to the wants of
the passing motorists pm! local trade.
William Glynn is receiving lame
quantities of grocery stock. including
feed and grain.aud audexpocts to open
hs store in the Monroe buildina in:
'Main street in a week or so.1‘he non-
nrrival of the, store fixtures has delay-
of] the openinz (late.
The .djomnrd special meeting of
the voters of town-on the sch00l
question—which was adjourned last
Friday evenlng. will take place in the
Town Hall lcmorrow. at 8 p. m. Therc
were about rortv voters present Friday
evening. among them two women. but
owing to the storm it was heat to
postpone .uztinn. The propeation is to
purrhaw «hm Snyder property adjoin-
ing the school ploprrty, at a price no'
to exceed 310000 The School (‘orn
iniltm and the Board of Finance have
recommended the purchase.
The special town in string which in.-
beld in the town ha“. Tuesday even-
ing. for the purpose of authorising
the purchase of tlw .Snyl-‘r properly
vndloining the Ceuicr school grounds
to relieve the pres-mt congestion. was
sort of a fifty-fifty shit. “man the
votes were counted there were just 55 C100.
is favorof the purchase and 50 against
it. it was the largest town urethra
held in many a day There were about
122’. gentlemen present.
en or so women who vet-re entitled to
vote on school matters. There was
much oratory. Hour) kelley. swore
law oi the :v‘llool committee. than!
pinned the recommendation and of-
feted llie folloulng muilullon: '.'l't:it
the Belt-Ctlllf‘n be authorized to pur-
chase the Snyder property at a cost
not to exceed 810. 000. as approved and
recommended by the Board of Finance
and school committee, and that a tax
of two mills be added to the regular
tax on the 1919 town list for the pur-
pose of paying for said property and
making necessary repairs -and proud-
ing equipment." \‘ow there is talk of
another meeting to rescind, but it is
thought nothing more will be heard cn
this matter. as it thought that the our
position had pulled its entire strength.
while on the other hand more votes
could be gotten in favor of the propo-
sltion if they were really needed.
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Colonel
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We, a. doa- stroets through which
”moot of Male? General Edwards.
;deaired to extend
lmalion-
overseas with Division. if so.
(Continued from Pals One).
Lincinwill go tocamp herons and“
mentoCampUptan.
Wuwup
men of the 1m 80 '0 M
Devens; Jo " "and an man
will. go “to ' the
'mainder 6! the
sfmcnnotfrumuewwand.
fro-Now Haven. m w
mmmm and‘Now
Britain. When it left for overseas
servicemen were-hunt!“ kidne-
pertmcn init. it was theltnnd
(Connecticut's Immortals) thatanw
some of the firstand severest fighting
atbcweatsrnfrunt.
Parker-MIN
John I. Parkar.bctter
who
succesdedColonellabrlldNew Hav-g
inoonnnand.aaidoftheloand:
o-"ltisthebeat.claanest ad moat
ovum-bodyofmcnthatl have
ever commanded ad the best fight-
arslhavoeveraean Calendar-ass
saw service in the Spanish-American
warandlsoneoftbesensonadvet-
cransoftboar-y. t
,Virtuallyallofthcuth division. of
neocsan. bouudlornustoa. «about
Htsaahfromll‘ransc Tbéwardepan-Juwiu:
arrival of the vars—am designat-
inc-che ships they are aboard. The
Mule announced follows:
Mm Inch'odulc
0n the Mount Vernon. to arrive Ap-
ril 5: Division headquarters;
quarters 52nd infantry brlxade; 101st
engineers (less Co. C.:l 1041b infan-
try; 101st engineer train.
0n the American. due April 6:
Headquarters 313i infantry brigade
(including Brig. Gen. Mme ll. Slit-l-
ton; 101st infantry; 103m infantry.
(less ('09:. l and If) Co. C 101st en-
glnecrs.
On the Annie-anon. due about An
til 8: No announcement of units. Be-g
lleved to be bringing 102ml infantry
and machine gun battalions
0n the ’Monxolia. about April
9; Headquarters 51‘s :rtiller-y brigade:
101st field artillery; m2nd field ar-
tillery: 103m artillery.
Pupils to Parade
Orders dealing; with the other-rs and
men aboard the transport America af-
ter they have been sent to Camp Dev.
nus indicate the number. of men in
each unit from New England. in the
103111 infantry at. present totalling 80
once“ and 2.065 men. there arcsoof-
floors and 1. 401 men from the New,
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lewhile in Boston. and return them to
lure railroad Minus in automobiles rm
mvo‘ftaeusnndhmm
ro-‘cngasrnniviuonbutnuunw
going iodif- ”"7111 be W
fereutoampain the country-“Rile- infirm mm toand from
patch statcsthatwthe men Wm ifrheycandoso
an. 102ml regiment“ recruitsd‘nch of these two classes of men as
and food for. every man is requested;
to write the Department Adina-mt
once.
is absolutely necessary that awry dire,
charm-d man and unwoundod mun '
still in the service provide his
transportation. if he can do so.
where they are to slay
hvobaudhwarmmailofloen
mull-ted men wbostillbeloa: is
toprovide
fie..Ail.stataasintrieuvlihglnndhave
Jr's-imam (l.
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«nut pay for their own transporte-
tin. This information has not yet
been received.
tummeinNcwwand in-
forms the Northeastern Depart-eat
“We! that it annot tarnish
cramportation for discharged soldim.‘
thanenfrumthatmtewhodmirrto
impartintbepiundewillbeeo in-l
”lied and they will have to pmvidel
tnelrm1ransportaiion.t
9.1'hoWar-0asnp Community Ber-
mmewuofwn-bus. theY.‘
I. C.A..tbefilvation.umyandthe
Jewish WM Barth m in co
operation with (homer-oft!"
Nthmem-me
foodand m um (oral!
those individuals.
10. Asmnnaaobman’sletterais
received at the Headquarters of the
AYIZA70£
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AZZlGiSTI" 2?
$9.95
These smart Capes will be
oflered for sale tomorrow
Y
bsaenthiminforminghimofthefol-
(a) Where and how to get his trans
purtation in case he does not provide
it himself.
(b) What date. to arrive In Boston.
(c)1'beaddreas of the place he is no
sleep while in Boston. I
(d) What date he will return home.
11. When each nun receives his re
ply from the Nouns-mien Depanrm‘m
Handgun-fora. he should immediately
write a second lv'iter to the Dopam-
ment Adjutant acknowledging receipt
of the letter from Headquarters and
should inform the same lmdqv‘mtcru
the date and hour of his al'rnal in
lads of pure worsted surge in Navy LL-
venue. which gives this Gaps a very smari
appearance.
om “P58 10 $75
manor."
m
own ‘
4these headquarters airing the infanna- action taken.
tion We asked for. and in addition 17. in addition. it 1h. ;~ ...:
Benton and at what railroad :talton.‘
wharf. etc. he will arrive.
12. An information Bureau “ill be
established at each railnud station in
Boston
13. As the time is short and it is im-
pernihe'thnf the author-mus know at
once how many men to provide been
ill ;
ii. The expense of transporting'
these men will be grout: therefore it
15. At present there is no means of u
It.” .
I - paying the transportation cl wounded vs the state of New En land from in association of t!» ,_ -anll 0: luv
pnmhahml' 9 M8 3 o of mmdi": men still in “'9 ”"1“ ""0 are 3‘" glitch thrv came. or if not Ilr‘om New tafllon. the soldier mght write
m ahap’s. 0m?!“ 80. are t ‘0' h M ”M m m the meat with which they ask such Won H H can i
muun'mmh including “Wed 1“" I" ”0" am-ved, and" that they cannot lay the transportation.
‘° “" am “W “M England and an m sun or arm can on Wm. their m... - - —_—
mformthe nontranksoftbdxrest
lines of humanity that will bank the
the returning
heroes will march.
1. On behalf of the people of New
usind. the committee of the Cover-
nor of the Commonwealth filiassa-
abacus, the legislative committee.
the committee of the Mayor of the Cl-
ty of Boston. and General Edwards ex-
tend a cordial invitation to the lolloll-
h; soldiers and ex-uoldiers of the
26th ”vision to attend and march in
the parade of the 161i: Im ision to take
place in Boston some time between
April 26 and May 6.1919.Drullded
they can equip themselves with uni
in: All sounded emcers and enlist-I
ed men who are still in the Army and‘
who now belong or blue belonged to
the 26th Division.
(b) All orucenr and enlisted men
not Wounded who belong now to the
26th Division but are delmhed there-
from.
(C) All honorably discharged ofll-,
cprs and enlisted men ol the 26th l‘i-:
vision.
2. 1 his invitation is denied only to‘
those men who belonged to the 26th
Division alter its entry into the ser-
vice of the United States and is not
extended to those who belonged to :he'
National Guard companies but left
‘thcm before the entry of the. Division
into the Federal service. While it is -‘
this invitation to :
these men. it would make the parade
entirelytoo long and is therefore im-
practicable. l
3. Hen who mnnot provide them-
selves uitlr uniforms can not march
in the parade. -
4. m. u. we above mentioned men
who denire to tnkepnri in the parade
are requefled to address letters at
once (0 i ‘
The Adjutant.
Northeastern Department,
26th Div. Parade. fission. Muse.
.cacli letter to give the following info.--
(a) Full name.
(0) meet, amp, and state address.
( l The company and regiment to
which the writer bemtk or did be-
long and the time he sened in the.
26th Division.
(d) 1113 rank while in that organisa-
lion.
(e) State uhether or not he set ved
how
lions. . .
((1') State whether still in service
or discharged. _
(g) buns whether or not be is ‘
wounded. . .
(h) if wounded. state whether or
not he is able to march on foot in the
Parade. _
(A) State whether or not he can pay
.hls railroad fare to Boston and return.
(1) Sate whether.hspmforato be
bouscdflththexofc tboY; al. C.
A.. SalvatiouArmy. Wares-peon-
mnaityService. or Jewish Welfare
Division but not now s
England. Who desire to take part
the parade.
their own
ammwmwg/
A stated conalavo of Clint
mandery. No 3. Knights Ten"
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thee name or from which the region ut
cams. meat. that state to furni h
transportation}: and from Boston «:d be held tomorrow ennui: .
to nuufy the soldier himself of the of the Temple will be . n".
16. If these men
iransponalion will
who “loot pas
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women want to know
about fashions
You want to know—
What is new. wearable: smart— ,
What the Parkand New York Dressmakers are
showing —
In fact —-
What the mil-dost red women of Paris and New
York will v. c..: this spring.
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How—
You may follow these fashions —
Where -—
Youmaybuy theaeamarnnew frocks and hats is
answered in an authoritative. sensible way
in the Good Weeping Fashion Depart-
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FourdistincthhionSa-vicssmaoodfl meetthe
Wemneehofthswsil-drsmsdmmmbsstoffashions
fromthc gruntworld m—fiumtthnedslaPuhr.from
MAmhblmighttoyou—a htmdrcdormors gowns,
, mans-d blouam.toloolrover. study. atyourleisure: To
.mdreorbuyaryourplsmmu.
Infieaamoianuo. IdaA. R. Wylie, James Oliver Cur-
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a!“ Meteor-doable ideas. the 1am: swan-
historian-decorating droKowpiea-u'n all. 184 mes
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