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g of the. third
district commissioners.
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Railroad workmen are making
pairs to the
bridge spanuin
The next meeting
Auxiliary of (‘hrist chur
tomorrow afternoon.
Lenten services will -be held tomor-
row night, at 7:45 o'clock, in Christ
Eliseopal church. Rev. Kenneth Mac—
Kenzie of 'Westpoart will be in charge.
g the Norwaik harbor.
of the Woman's
ch will be held
The freighter ‘MarionSIgafter many
years of active service in sound tropic,
presents a forlorn spectacle moored lIl
idleness on the docks of the Norwaik
Steamboat Co.
fiecently unloading aiflcargo of coal
at the docks ot‘ the Ferris Coal Co..
the barge "Joe" is awaiting removal
to New York.
The weekly meeting of the Ladies'
’Aid Society oi! the East Avenue M.
E. church will be held tomorrow eve-
hing.
There will be a Lenten service at
Christ Church on Wednesday at 734::
p. m. The Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie, of
Westport, will continue his address
on “Christian Religion and Christian
Science."
The successful minstrels recently
produced in Community Hall under
The auspices of the East Norwaik Im-
provement association, were repeated
last night in Hoyt's Theatre for the
benefit of St. John’s lodge Temple
3am]. i
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Considerable money will have to he
spent on the roads in Easr Norwak
to repair the damage done by the re-
cent stormy weather, according to a
statement made todav by Street Com-
missioner Henry B. Minor.
Property owners on Reynolds street
are interested in the meeting to be held
by the city council on April 19 to
hear any protest against the assess-
ments levied on property holders in‘
connection with the new sewer to be
Eonstmctedvon that street.
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The family of the late W. R. S.
Bates, of Darien and Rowayton. is
moving to Salem, 111., where they have
purchaSed a. large farm.
Having returned from Europe after
a several months' business trip, Harry
0. Quick and family, of Rowayton,
have been stopping at the Hotel Coni-
modore. New York city. Mr. Quick ex-
pects to return to Europe, March 20th,
on the steamship Adriatic, and will
probably be home again May 1511:.
On Friday evening of this week,
March 19th. the girls of the Friendly
~Service Class of the M. E. Sunday
school are planning to give a St. Pat-
rick's entertainment and social in the
chapel. There will be music, recita-
tions, games and a sketch; “Not a Man
in the House." There will also be an
Irish cauldron filled with mysterious
packages to be disposed of for the
benefit of the class treasury.
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\V. L. Gongh of the Post road, who
base been confined to his home by ill-
ness for several days is able to be
out again. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Godher of
llaple avenue participated Saturday
night in th service at Maple Avenue
E. P. church, Stamford.» when Mr.
Godber sang to Mrs. Godber‘s accom-
waniment.
{the trolley ,poles designated as
stopping places have received a coat
of aluminum paint instead or the
white formerly used on these bands,
they are now more visible at night.
Mrs. F. M. West, who has kept a
’milllnery, dressmaking, and fancy
goods store on Railroad avenue tor
over a year past, removed to Atlantic
street, Stamford, Saturday.
The posters announcing the St.
Patrick‘s Day supper of the Ladies'
Aid‘Society of the Methodist Church,
Wednesday evening have appeared in
30ml store windows. They were made
by members of the society"
The trolley service was not inter-
rupted ' Sunday by the unexpected
change in the weather, as many rear-
ed would happen, as it had eight days
before. By keeping cars running all.
night. the Connecticut Company pre—
vented the water on the rails—partic-
ularly at the Noroton end of Miller’s
Bridge from freezing.
.
COMBATS SLEEPING MALADY.
John Rheinfi-anks, Port Chester Veter-
an, ls Nearing Recovery.
John Rheinfrank of Port Chester,
who for five weeks has been asleep
with but rare intervals when he was
merely semi-conscious, has respond-
ed. to treatment given him by Dre.
8. Thomas of'llanllattan,
and William Shoshan, of Port. Chest-
“ able to so out-within a few days
Wk. while a member of the
Fifty-sixth Regiment
of Ar
was wounded in Chateau-mm.
5&2: but that a? h;
tick-uh“-
Ilium
took place at the meeting of thct Dau-‘ ‘
draw of the railroad ghters of Liberty, Thursday night.
with Mr. and Mrs. John Brennan oi‘_
avenue, by the ‘flu' is recovering.
' hall last evening, betWeen the New (‘a- .
nanns and the Glenbrool;
to 14.
in Springdale. and expects to have them
_ ready for spring occupancy.
‘L. B.‘ Stutt'on.
EJ. Riley won from W. Vv'ecd 85 to «5'3;
H. Gale lost to Dclle Donne 65 to 75:
L. Dinge won from J. Unterreiner 75
90 to 48.
The physicians say that he win »? '
me was induced by
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Look at tongue! Remove poisons irom
stomach, diver and bowel. .
initiation of [our new candidates
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gall of Pitts-
fiekl, Mass. are spending a few always
i
Forest street.
Mrs. G. H, Bertine has returned to;
her home in Hoyt street. after a pleas- i
ant visit.” with her son. William Ber?
tine of Stamford i
A new club will be formed which
will hek nown as the “Arrigona Club."
its membership consists of twenty-‘
four young men. .
Elizabeth, the little daughter .0: Mix?
and Mrs. A. H. Raymond, th’ has
been confined to her home in Railroad
I
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Accept "California” Syrup of Figs
only——look for the name Californialou
the package, then you are sure your
Harold Mead is rapidly completing'Child is having .lhe host and most
the construction of five houses on the harmless laxative or physio for the
Scofleld-Miller traCt, Off How street, little stomach, liver and bowels. Child-z
ren love its delicious fruity taste. Full
directions for child's dose on each hoe
The game of basketball in the town,
five. re-
sulted in a victory for Gienbrook. 23
Mrs. George v’C‘. Dennett. aged 75
years, died Thursday morning at her tie. Give it without fear.
Tome in Lakcview avenue. T fnn- \ . -. c .. - .
eral service will be held today :1? 2230' .Iotller. lull mu-t say California. I
p. m. and the Rev. C‘. 1. Adams will _.
ofliciate. . '
At the Republican sausus. Thursday
evening, C G. Muller and ’(leorre \V.
Duryea were elected as delegates to
th Slate convention and the Congres-
sional district convention, to be held
at New Haven, March 2:: and 24. The
some men were elected to the Repub-
lican Town Committee. with the addi-
tion of “’illiam B. Simon, in place of
I
ago. in Norwalk.
walk.
Travel in several sections
to the combined efforts of "Old $01"
and the snow shovels, wielded by;
many residents. '
I
In the first name 01’ the 900} touma- that Mrs. \Villiam B. Hurlbutt, of Can-f
ment. b01112 played 8‘ the Ellie bO‘Vl‘ nondalc, formerly of this place, is howl
mg alleys. the Winners were: C lsaacs able to git up Hugh day at the No’“va]k
won from H. Stols 105 to 68; J. Gor- Hospital, where she has been undergo—
man won from J. \Vood 105 to 5‘5; U ing treatment for a broken hip since
S. Derasa won from E. Isaac: 75 to 48; the. last week in December,
Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Williams, of»
the Upper Parish. will quietly observe
their titty-«first wedding anniversary."
on \Vé-dncsduy, March 17. Last year.
,on St. I‘ull‘iciiB day, Mr. and Mrs. Wil.
illams celebrated their golden wedding
‘by entertaining a large number of lo»
cal and out-m‘-iown friends, both after-
noon and evening.
to 56; I}. McGraih won from K. Gale
BRIDGEPORT WOMAN _
ARRESTED IN NEW BRiTIAN
NEW BRITAN, Conn, March 163-.
Pastolo Columbo, proprietor of a Span-
ish restaurant here, was bound over
—‘—-—- . to the Superior court toda ' on a char re
Cigafles Barnes has been on the m- of taking money for ,mnm’m, pfmosé‘i
"3 . is“ ‘Gertrude Kctchler who said she came
£1325; 11132053133335 spent a few 5 here from Bridgeport Fridayrand who
hi SaBm11e(li Fancher remains quite ill at Egznfiijgstig inhetléemrgsgmnita- «5';
s roa Street residence. men. A male inmate of the place wail
Norfield Grange held its regular
semi-monthly meeting Friday evening. . fined $10 and (06‘s for misconduct.
John P. Fitch, of the Upper Parish,
has visited his sister. Miss Annie
Fitch, in Norwalk. l
William Bedlent, of Good Hill, has
recovered from his very serious attack
of grip.
W’illiam Clifford, of Godfrey street.
has been a business visitor in New
York.
The three children of Henry Mervvin
Trowbridge, formerly of Weston, have
been ill with whooping cough, at their
home, in Norwalk.
Mrs. Edson Turney, of Godfrey 7_ '
street, has recovered from her recent Cut living costs with a back-yard,
illness, and was a visitor, a few days‘ garden. - -
MARSARYK LlFE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, March 16.--Dr.
Thomas G. Masaryk. first president of
the Republic of Czecho—Slova‘da. will
be permitted to continue in omce for
life, «cording to the ‘provlsuons of the
National Constitution recently adopted
at Prague. Provisions of the new Con-
stitution. made today by the State De-
partment, limit the term of all future
presidents to two successive terms of
seven years each. '
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, United Textile Workers, anrAmericnn
operation as only a comparatively
small part of the help in eaea wa con- L
Doughan. Women would vote only for
Mrs. Theodore Hamilton, formerly presidential
of the Upper Parish, has been ill with 919010“ under
pneumonia, at her home in East Nor- ment, and a means would have to be
found to, separate these offices from
about the state tckets,
town has again become normal, owing Doughan's aim. .
Weston friends are glad— to lemma” W
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e our in
strike of donors and other spinning
room operatjvos,.amliated with the
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Peder-anon or Labor organization, went
into elect in 19 cotton mills hPre ves-
terday. Most of the mills remained in
corned. operatives in other depart-
ments remaining at work. There. was
no disorder at the mill gates.
Union leaders said early reports in-
dicated that a majority of the member-
ship of their organization, approxi-
mately 2,300. had quit warmtthough
they had no definite figures. They
said that two mills. the Merchants
and the American Linen. had been
forced into a :partial shutdown by
the shortage of help inrthe spinning
department. .
The manilacturers reported t‘at in
most cases the spinning rooms were
being operated with about 60 percent.
of the regular quota of employee.
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VOTING MACHINES NOT
FOR WOMEN
NEW HAVEN, March 16.——Voting
machines now used cannot be user‘
by women voters next fall should
equal suffrage be effective. in the
opinion of Town Clerk John E.-
vice-presidential I
federal amend-
and
the
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Ralston Shoe
lPreferrod by the monvwho is
the moot particular abouthi: foot:
Elwood Ee’Glover'
122 Washington St.
anon won: a
- Pbrfection Cilfleaters
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very desirable homes—forsake or on .
was the m doping 3 Portable on Heater is ideal
for heating rooms that 'are only used
save cool.
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W tip and high’ dong-ac
DRESS OXFORDB—Bla‘ok kid,
and leather Louis heel.
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cross amass AT 6 DAILY.
CONNEALLY E9“ BRACKEN
81 Wuhinrton Street.
FOOD IONIC.
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port Auto Wrecking Co. 131c-
Iorth Ave. between Oak and
out; its, Bridgeport. Conn.
Phone Barnum 65882. Second.
hand M M tire: to fit any
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3* . New Classes
Priming
Each Monday
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Business College,
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There Is No Excuse
tor a person to wear-arm teeth
that drop when m or, “and
simply because he may have had sev-
eral plates-with the some fault, he
should-not get discouraged and think
there is nothing better in store for
him. It you have a mouth that is shap-
ed a little out of the ordinarx, a plate
made in my allies would demonstrate
the fact that peculiar mouths can be
made to hold a plate firmly. Come in
“a“. your supra-ion taken and
may lite one. more.
Dr. J. H. Mallery
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