s NEW“
.Ine‘ recovered from a. recent
O. .
sex-vine will be held Wed.
night 9i: Christ Episcopal
d Ire. Charles Ki‘iseman of
~. .- spent Sunday with trtends
Nontelk.
l or Hook &5. Ladder company
it'
he held tonight-
. of yesterday’s service.
5 Gregory Boulevard.
The newly elected officers
a nu
v
y. patrol
no enjoyed a day oif.
S. and the Center, Jr.
umunity Hali_ Friday night.
E. Kelsey of
\u-t;
any is dwindling and failing eac
. llAlllEN
”"SKELTON surr ARGUED.
tor's Work.
Attorney Melvin and Kenealy
. done in such a manner that it
constantneed of repair.
: 1- if, testified that he had been
"Windsor plasted had been
e testified that, on his telling
I’ l‘jorb turning out
‘3‘: East Washington"
lar monthly meeting of the
here of the official board of the
. at Christian church were‘ in
lies Iinerva Worthan has return-
t° '39“ We" in N81" Haven. after lle also‘testified that
l i _ 1110 WEEK-end guest of relatives oration during the tune
of the tcrcd a complaint as
ofth’League of the East avenue
E. church acted for the first time 31). Shelton. shortly after the comple-
the meeting held'yesterday after-I
Policeman Frank V. Raymond,
. District policeman during the
ed the center beat in the
In! district yesterday in the a'a— .
There was a very large nnml‘er 0“[ R1,...”—
t Norwalk schools, who witnessed! - .
t W,W
es of Policeman Frank S. Stratton.
t Norwalk residents and pupils or ‘
game between the Franklin, Jr..i
H- S., at‘ The abundanceof ice in the local
Mt Norwalk oystermen fll'l‘ ll'llPl'— property,
-- ln.statements made fy ('aptalu “Sigwan” is among the craft suffering
“'Pflbmo'fl- I. from the severe winter.
rnlan of the Connecticut Shellfish 'afran‘3nn1t‘nl9 to have t
H. “ion, who says the oyster in- of its bt’d of ice and Du
h l shore in order that th
J‘eltimony in the civil action of the ~ ~
. R V ER BYRNE
estate of Richard F. Shelton of finish E ' FATH
against William E. and Helen Louise.
Belman' of Greenwich. for work allez— “5- Fe‘ ; v- {a th De v _
ad to have been done in the Relihan m“ ”1' ts u.- w and ve.op
guise on Stanwich Road, Greenwich.
$11 and 1912, which was Commonc- (1. -‘V. .-, w, . \- ., - --
‘bd lastweek, and the summing up of "m ‘ Fathers 0‘ \J“ - orw..i.< “m
. “'35 ianl'P<KG(l in the irish Question at the?
. Jleard. An adJournment “'35 declared conclusion of the Knights of (‘olunr
until 10 3- my M31141 19. Ju‘lh’e Bnan' bus. Council No. 46 meeting at their
crhal’ will View the premises in qucs- rooms on “feet ' ‘ ‘ .
'- . . some time before that; date, so Tuesday evening
he may have a first-hand know— ' ' ‘
z = of the condition of the plaster- meni." Father va
alleged by the defendants to have and interesting ' Q
III. S. Skelton. 8. son of the decased tendance of
badly, Mr. Retinal: told
_him to go ahead and finish the job. ‘
' R. F. Shelton, another son of the
my
deceased, testified as to conversations 5
fbé had had with his father relative to
the job. The introduction of this has: ‘
timony was objected to at first by a;
Kenealy, but hewithdrew his olijection .
after Mr.- Melvin read the statute
which permits the admission of con-‘
versatioms with deceased persons in‘
an action suit brOught by or against ,
ent of such deceased person.
fiagkelton testified that his. father
had said he had had no complaint con-
cerning the working of a water eye
.tem intalled in the Relihan house.
‘ J amen Tommey, father of Mrs. Roll-l
han, who had visited the house during,
the noon recess for the purpose of}
measuring the dimensions of the ya! 1-!
cue rooms, testified as to his findings;
the plastering‘
.v. as being done and that he had reg/Ls;
to the quality In
the. plastering done, to the deceased
tiur~ "oi the work in January, 1912.
I
a furnace in oil-l
harbor has caused untold damage to
‘ Captain Charles \V. Bell's
He has made
he boat out out
lled onto the
e leaks may be
remedied.
1 w: v v. lvn .n than in Rnu-nv‘nn
disconnecting electric wires on Logan
street, which wore broken Fri ray
Lnight. when the wind blew a large
3hranch from a tree. and which fell on
{the wires. For a time it was feared
’serious damase might result, as the
live wire scorched the side of the res
idence of Charles N. Raymond before
sin Evidence in l i . .
filo ' c a m “r c°"tra° it was removed.
WILL LECTURE
ment." to Be Subject of Address.
Reverend Father Byrne of the Holy
address an open mortin: to all those
avenue. Norwauk,
ills subject will hr
those
8- destinies of Ireland is
“Slim Fain its Growth and Develop
is a eloquent,
. speaker. a native etc
15 Ireland and a close student of history,
in the world's affairs. ad a large at—
interested m the
- «an on the. plastering Job in 1911 hear him, expected to
.. 1912. and that J. 13- King's neat social time with refreshments will
llfl‘exd- he held after the address at which in-
. - F- ormal discussion' '
- Milton that there was danger of the in vogue. 5 Of the topic will be
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:37 Liberty street
MORRIS
My: for plaintiff
' - Henry Astor
TRUST ESTATE SALE
TAKES pmcn‘
. Tomorrow atgll a. m.
at“ the Hotel Astor, New York
(45th 81'. ENTRANCE)
THE PROPERTY OFFERED ISIN
THE HEART OF NEW YORK
11' Is IMPROVED m Mamm- PROPERTY
There is such a. large amount to be offered that undoubtedly
and profits made.
1 THE SALE IS ABSOLI'JTE
and the property MST be sold, no matter what price it
I
bond and mortgage for 3 years at
m insured free by Title Guarantee a: Trust 00.
J. Clarence Davies I
fig um 31'. and-3rd sum or 32 NASSAU 8T.
' Joseph P. Day ,.
Agents and Auctioneers
e McVEIGH “
No. 32 Liberty Street.
1'55
Masons? Suphgest ’
Norwalk . ”
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—‘ _—
Lusc10us ‘
/ Straight From Sunny. California ..
V, Try the modern way of keeping
The
“Health Basket,” full of , oranges
always ' within reach, which will
* tempt people to eat freely of this
.body- regulating, blood—clarifying
‘Carloads of sweet, juicy, golden
inangem—just newly ripened on
.the trees in California and shipped
by fast freight across the comb-
try, are being'sold this week in all
, first class 7 stores} at attractive
Pries-
Oranges were never better so
there was never a better time to
buy.
Slice and serve for breakfast
with or. without sugar. Oranges
used thls way make an excellent
appetizer.
"Sunkist” are the uniformly good or-
anges chosen from California’s famous
groves. They are practically seedless,
yutcy, tender-“the best orangcs'for slic-
mg, cutting, or preparing orange juice.
They are the most convenient oranges to
N ate Our Ofer Below. ‘See What You Get Wheat You Buy a Dozen: Saab}! may,” THIS WEEK
Uniformly Goo‘d.
families well
V _ fruit.
‘
Cut up, or sliced. oran cs are
salad and dessert in one. on em . '
nave the cost of either when you
'ccrvc oranges like this.
st ’
Oranges
cat whole because they are easy to peel,
firm and meaty. Yowrnced no Sugar
when you eat Sunkist. ‘, .
Try them now and looli for these ad-
.
vantages—you’ll always want “Sunkist”
thereafter.
in your home.
'Orange juice in one of the most
healthful of drinks. Try it when
fatigued. Make it yourself. Drink
it my time, day or night.
Oranges, eatén with breakfast, lunch
or dinner help to digest the entire meal,
thus making all foods more efficient.
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