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Michael Sheehan of the R. d: G. “Om “m.
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during Friday night.
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-—McEne11y‘s Singing Orchestra,
; or} 'lues-day Night.
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Reade.
Dancing till
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‘ :‘day.
inches of snow re11
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4:1turr'”“ was the thirty~eighth day
1 *1.- winter on which snow fell.
31..., quality coal at Harris 5‘ Can: sang several solos in the Second Con-
who has been terday.
sly ill in the Stamford hound ,
he road to recovery, and is ex
.1. Hospital
home shortly.
condition of W. D. Hoflecker.
has been confined to he Non Main street tonight.
where he underwent
cration for appendicitis. Is 1111-.
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Weather permittlng.
1 be taken to his home in New
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Friday night.
W ednesday.
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m ginald Vanderbilt
.‘Jv wport this season for
~—D:n't (orget McEnelly's at Armory,‘
T'Mmay night—Last appearance.
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' one of the tine residences
1d Point, Stamford. ucen
Jennings Bryan
the Southfleld Point
' your coal at Harris a: Gene.
passed
5::h Sotuh Norwalk last Saturday
1.. * .1112 on his way to Boston. “18
. 1-1 aching here at 10 o’clock. He
wiebrated his sixtieth
weary at a dinner in New York
It was not gener-
‘n'nown here that he was on the.
1 and none of his admirers were|
~0nt to get. a. glimpse of him.
birthday
"arpets Cleaned and Colors Renewed
mnenticut (‘arpet Cleaning Company
-7 (‘edar St Telephone 1413- 4.
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\\ hall coupons at-
‘acized are ready for
exchange for bonds
without coupons.
The South Norwalk
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1 ed. the Lenten sermon at vesper 35:1»
gdog was seriouslyxhurt recently when,
‘srtuck by an automobile '
fbins was stolen from the Hotel Bris- cated was arrested on “"flnr street
fr sweet with the grip.
Rogersfs’Stevens
N orwalk . So. Norwalk
W. C. Martin 01 Elm street had his
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i William Horan of Hamilton avenue
'was operated upon in a. New York
hospital last week.
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7 Father Wilson 01 Hartford deliver.
.v:11es held last night in St. Joseph's
avenue, yeatordu afternoon. with 3
church
Lbroken axle. The wrecking car of
Beers' Garage on River street,
brought it in and it will be repaired
at that place.
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l ‘Mlil Lydia Vosburgh of this city
gregntional church Greenwich yes-
The increase in freight rates, do:
on April 1. will not meet wholenle
or retail prices or toodstufls, accord
ing to a. local wholesale denier. The
i‘ A regular rehearsal of the Ameri-
can
band 'will' he bed in the
. increase will be spread over no great
musicians h‘dqunrters on North a variety of foodstufls. aid will be on
mull that it will have no emit:
effect on the market. he said.
A stated convoontiou of Butler
Chapter, No. 38. R. A. M. will be held
‘tom w evening, when the M. M. ‘7‘”“17 poor {sully in Norwalk. Any-
;M. gree will be conferred. one 13"” chucked:
........._..... clothes may com late with the d-
‘ A conference or teame and men» ‘09 01 "'0 clu. . . rd “3 "a“
:bers of the Board ofEduc'nt vu1'be 3:" :3; “1° 11 1. .' mm?! :31 l”
he tonighggegarding new 2 rwa '0 ' ° $935th ,1 . 1..
Scahli'e a. m in need. mu “ ’ 5 3
Jeremiah Donovan of Waterbury, 6;?“ stove. nut coal. Harris &
formerly reported for the Waterbury '
IBridge-port Herald, started his duties The» 1 sh or an. employed by Con-
this morning as manager 0‘! the sec.
and district branch omce of the Hour.
4
tractor Harold A. Parsons on the con-
struction of a new brick two-story
factory building for the British-
-—Tickets on sale :01- the John ann fiflmg‘bms Co.t hirteuzred sml 0:
V .o e. eyweno names.
Mary McCoy entertainment at Lig ing for an increase in wngea . to 75
getts and Devme iv. Hardwick's cents per hour. When the rm“
Price 50c, including war tax. ,was refused, they out work and all
work on the Job had to stop. The
John and ‘Iary 31cc“. blind hroth- iirm is in a great hurry for the
er and sister, who are visiting in Kor- building. ~Stamtord Advocate.
walk prephratmy to giving a counter".
sung an ofl'eratory in St.
church, yesterday.
—Don't forget McEnelly’c at Armory.
Joseph's Tuesday night—Last apps-mace.
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The train from Danbury Saturday
James Ryan of Lincoln avenue is morning arrived here minus the pilot
[rapidly recovering from pneumonia. 0‘ engine N0 255- The locomotive
‘after an illness of six weeks. He is :§:c§f&§1?k gag}; Grfggwszodb:gl:
'employed in theLockwood Manufac— twisted tlie 'pilot that it “a. ncces
turing company’s plant. sary to remove it before the train
1could proceed. After a delay of pi!
minutes thé train left for New York
Frost in the ground caused the rais-
ing of the plank in the crossing.”
; A dog, ownedby Minnie Strong, of
'69 Water street was shot yesterday
by PolicemanxJohn H Toothill. The
John Fitzgerald 131 Water street,
who won fame :Is a courageous fight-
er in the world V3.1. :1n..whn Hams
on a “fighting streak" when intoxi
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An overcoat owned by William Dob
to] Saturday making the second Satuutay‘ night by Policeman Joan
clothing theft in that house Whllinfonith Fitzgerald was ready and
several days. willing to take on all comers and he
a ' vigorously resisted' the policemen's
~CarDet5 Cleaned and C010“ Renewed interfeience. in the city court, ihls V
gzia‘gicg: gaégzggfigafi¥§4commy morning, Ju’dge, George ’H. Voaburgh -
fined him So on the charge of intoxi-
’ 4‘" cation and 810 for resistinzma pstrob
man. ' .
4 1 1 - At the. meeting of the county on:
cials or the American Order of Inner-
We Close Every Day '3‘: 6 P. H nians of A40. 8., Hall street. yester— '
I day the regular business was tram
acted and conditions reportpd to be
in satistaetory condition in the courts 1;-
ty. The omculo. cttending were
Thomas J. Colemn d Bridgepport.
John Cancun at Quinton. John one .
1e“; of Daub-try; Charles Graham of
Stratford, U. 8. Bright- and James
O'Brien of Greenwich, Michael J.
i Ryan and Martin McDonough of Nor-
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Studebaker car towed in from Wilton .
Children'o clothing is needed by n '
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