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unsomc NOTICES
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No. 103. F. and A. M.
ogxtesni‘no‘gtsomc building, South
lot and 3rd Touch? of
:3? 333?: July and August except-
It 8 o'cl All Master d 7, W
cordially invited. IAsaT.Lown es, .
I Robert H. Wilcox. secretary.
convocation of Butler Chap-l
teAr 5:41:38. R. A. M., will be held. ini
Na'conic Temple, Tuesday «aura,
March 23rd. at 8 o’clock. Work i’ .1
N. Degree. . D. B. BEACH, H. .
F. S. LVON, Secretary.
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WHERE FORMER LOCAL
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All offices in the city hall, except-
ing police headquarters, are closed *
today in observance of Good Friday.
——Si1k shades at cost all sizes. Cul-
len's—Norwaik.
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Churches of Norwalk have pre-
pared unusually interesting musical
programs for Easter Sunday morning.
Mrs. Charles N. Smith and Mrs.
Samuel Hoyt, Jr., of Bayvlew avenue, ,
spent yesterday in Bridgeport with
relatives. ’
. Ophir Chapter, 0. E." 8., will not
.8 1 er .Dinner at the Mn‘dvistt Rosemary Chapter. Stamford.
hackem erved from 12:30 to 4 P. M. ”his evening, owing to the doom.» you-
Attorney John J. Cureo returned
from Albany. N. Y. yesterday from a
business trip involving
3ment of an estate.
ASTORS ARE LOCATED! An orange tree. with full-grown
Among the Methodist Episcopal,
' gvmen who have been at times
ginected with the Norwalk churches.
fruit thereon. is inviting much at‘
tention in the show window 01' the
Glover Shoe store on Washington
street.
the following disposition was made 5 —Bu;: your Eas‘er Hat at O'Brien.
at the New York East conference.
Re Bmo‘slyn; Rev. L. R. Streeter.
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John street. New York c223».'Re\. ‘I'.
church. Richmond
net. Trinity
:I'lni-ON. Y.; Rev. L. K. Moore.
cliff. L. 1.: Rev. W. W'. T. Duncan,
lanes street. Brooklyn :Rev, \i. '
Gifin. Springfield Gardens. L.
Rev. C. B. Benedict. Bay Shore. L.
Rev. E. A. Bumes. Freepor:_ l,.
Rev. A. G. Boynton. Shelton: Rev ‘
W. Benedict. \Vaiiingforziz Rev. J. L...
Zeiter, Willis aenue. Bronx.
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DIES FROM UNUSUAL ACClDENT.
“’A'l‘I-IRBUR?~ April lx—Jnnxe»; Aim
get, 47. died here today as the result
of an unusual accident. occurring
Tuesday noon. An automobile owned
bv mu Jenzeil of Naugatuclg was.
left standing in from of a West Main
street bank. \Vhile Jenzell was
cranking the car preparatory to start~
in: the car got away from him and;
ran wild along 13:9 street. strlliine‘ a
laundry delivery wagon. The wagon
was upset and Alter. one o_f_ the two:
men on it. 351nm: to the srr‘cet. He»
was run over by .lcnzell's cur anti sus- ;
taineli a fracture or the skull mu] lzl~f
ternal injuries. Th»:- pollm took .lc:l-‘
29“ in the P01?“0 . but wlhasw‘.
him on his own 1‘~T--)g’l~.lzatnce. (‘m'ozr
er John T. Monzani wa< nolitlnd or
Alger} (hath 1543.2)? mid immediately
began his investigation.
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MAY ADJIUST TRAIN SERVICE.
.B.X2;fl-‘l')llll, April
comxnit'tn‘ of i
tory “”‘
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. enrludin: :iie mayor.
held P. "muff-rontm thia' afternoon
the Hal‘tinni ("uh with C. 1,. Baron,
general Inkling-‘1‘ of the New York.
hen flown an-i Hartford Railroad.
Th9 Question of arranginz the sched-
ules of A. few suburban trains to inc-wt
the needs of factory and other cm-
ployes who desire to Comply with the
daylight saving time was discussed:
Mr. Bardo has expressed himelf ae-
deeming it impnsuble to confer tol‘
1W0 time. schedules on the New 11219
gingoigé but has kept an open mind
. t ‘qv "' . v . -
suburban trap;;.bx.lty Oi adjusting:
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wmfld make a good executor
now. but will he survive you? ‘
Will his health, his judgment, 3
be good five—ten ‘yeu-s m i
now?
Why not a. Trust Comm
for your executor with its Cap-
ital, Resmnsiln‘lity and Perma-
nent Existence?
The South Norwalk,
Trust- Co.
‘vL'an-ellas and Canes.
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...ie South Norwalk
1roads; along his
,ceptlonally poor-
,- 87 Cedar St, 1‘
temoo ' at.
k 11. the “Milan‘rof those t
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30“” Th“ 2 Friends of Mrs. liubert s. Mitchell 31‘"-
:of Mount Vernon, New York, formerly
of East Norwalk. are grieved to hear
of her illnes in the Mount Vernon
Hospital.
Mrs. Charles '1‘. Mitchell of Roway-
*ton. and Miss Florence '1‘. Mitchell of
Flax Hill mad spent yesterday at me‘ started day duty in the First District.
Metropolitan Museum of Art in New' '
York city.
\i'. O'Brien.
Plans are rapidly progressing:
itmvard the establishment of 1110 new,
l‘nion PPrfFC-Z Hat company in the
former Old Well Laundry“ guilding on I
llaviland street.
Mics Sophie Roland. 30 Broad street.
has left Norwalk for New York city,‘
whvrr-‘shc has :lccopted u pcsithmns
clerk in a branch store or the New-
berg company.
—McKiniey Camp
Monday.
)ll‘.
ill!)
and Mrs. William F. Rhodes are
proud parents of a son. born
{larch Ill. Mother and baby are doing
:mo. .llrs. Rhodes was formerlv Alias
Jess,“ Lisbona. .
Singewald.
lint-old 0f the EIigiey
liltiiOl'lflliy improved.
;— Sperm] Easier l‘nn at the M'l
Iluu'knmu. .~ei‘red fro .230 to 4 P \l
Next Thursday. under the auspices; Detective Sergeant Thoman Hum‘
of Banner Council. Dau'zhters of 1 lb
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in}. .1 meme] entertainment will be
.eul 2n observance of the council’s
fourteenth anniversary.
A regular meeting of the second
district electrical co
. mmissioners wil
be held tonight. Further discussion
will be held conc
rates, predicted Sowing the raise in; An attractively painted poster, ml- Eh- t'ered ApprenticemW“
. - Ome -
The Sentinel. Weeks ago in
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—Bargains in \‘elours. W'. O’Brien.
and Mrs. Onle
arrested Tuesday for tlieity
‘ can in the City court '
ovglrock this morning. The lieaifihg:
e postponed from 2 o‘clock
tel—day until today. yes-
The case of Mr
Sherman '
The driver of the
(”livery iruck. on illitomobl'le mail
service between
rai iron (1 station
pastotiice report
route to be in ex-
condition.
'd H d the DafiBUry
:——Soft and Derby Hats, O'Brien.
. An . unusually
time Is planned to
business meeting
inter-eating social
troll: the regular
Heb om t of Eure
be 3?;:slggdgetiur?::c :21 business WE:
. e re 1 -
ston. Refreshments will beggeifieses
.
Louis Sheld
over the ”(Elisha formally taken
press business. Sheldon it'll
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—Carpet_s meg?“
Cmmpcnicut Ca ed and Cam’s Renewed
e’efihone 1413.4.
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meieegfir and Arnold foundry work
ear“ 1 report for work one h -
er next Blonder, and will our
hour-earlier in the
. wo
ttvoted to work undea-
—Carpets Clean—and ~ \
Connecticut Carrot 019230" Rent-yea
97 Cedar St; e 14:354.
‘ .19 renewin-
‘Barber shops will close at noon to- ‘ ‘
the Stille-
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DancJ‘mory
Cavemagh ex. .
met Cleaning Company‘
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envelopes for Bridgeport’s
(or the year starting
three million
Pay
civic employee
gyesterda'y will total
"about half a million dollars.
‘ Stamford Chapter.
A. W. Hitchcock, Center street.
iFirst. District, was slightly hurt, you--
agterday afternoon. when struck by an
! State Armory.
Ernest Geitz of Union street. claim:
credit for discovery of the fire in
4 Dutee W. Flint's garage, North Main
land Union streets. Wednesday night.
ileitz states he was the first per-
,snn to telephone information ct the
{blaze to fire headquarters.
§ Police Sergeant Bryan Silk. last
: night. started night duty behind the
desk at police headquarters, relieving
' Police Sergeant J. Harry Gibson, who
Eyesterday morning.
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3——0x{ords for men. plain or perforated,
. mahogany or black. Open Friday.
lConneally & Bracken, So. Nomalk.
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The air service of the United
States army needs qualified men for
iservice in the “lighter-tban-air" and
"‘hoavier than air" branches. AD-
pllcants who are high school grad-
‘uates may he. accepted if not especzal-
;ly qualified otherwise. Norwk
’voung men interested may get. fur-
ther particulars from the Stamford
recruiting office. ‘
I——A big variety of pumps' and oxford:
‘ now ready. Open all day Friday. Can-
ncally & Bracken, So. Norwalk.
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i Vt'illiam Brennan of Stamford spent
yesterday in Norwalk, here he met
on number of Norwalk residents who
§have applied for automobile drivers’
. 'Mffnufm‘ml‘illg company's plant, w“oglicenses for the purpose of giving.
. l.-~A Iii-.l‘lltll‘d irate heel) critically ill at his home (.1; them trial trips. Mr. Brennan in line
Wane.“ men (Hill :ac- “mt“fln iH’PIme. 1'14 reported to m iomobile inspectorvlor this district or
Connecticut.
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‘—<Bungalowa-—Yankee Doodle Court.
Arthur \l'aldron or Elmer Hendrick.
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has in his possession -at detective
headquarters at bridle and bit, recov-
‘ered from Onley Sherman, now in
(custody at police headquarters. The]
articles were evidently stolen and
Sergeant Hunt is holding them for
the owner’s identification.
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.vertising the American Legion’s Mlh
litary ball. April 16. in the ' Armory.
{occupies a conspicuous poutlon in
;one. of the windows of the'South Nar-
;walk Trust company. Washinztnl
street. and is attracting much atten-
tion. ‘It is the work or one of the
.service men.
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—-Egg. stove. nut coal.
Gana.
Harri» sit
At sunset. tonight. Jewn in Nor-
;walk will begin the celebration of tho
Passover. the most ix rtant celebxas
Ition on the calendar of. ‘the Jewish re
'ligious year. commemorating the ce-
liverance of the Children of Israel
from Ezvptian bondage and the sav-
ing of their first born from destruc-
on.
——Buy your coal at Harris & Gaul.
The case of Luther M, Wright
against the R. S. G.‘ Distributing
company of Bridgeport W~mmpleb
edyesterday afternoon—hetero Judze
John J. Walsh 0: the Cole-t of Com-
mon Pleas. Decision was reserved.
The plaintiff was represented by At:
torneys Keogh & Canoes; Waghington‘
_ street.
—ODen Easter Saturdayfluntil 10:30.;
lO'Brien. ' '”' ' J ‘
‘Rev. W. E. Riley, of Brook! 1!“!
speak at three services hr merge!”
today. The services
o'clock. be u 11
3 o’clock and ,8 Quack.
QB“, There will’be 8 in] 3 . , . ‘ ‘
freshmentawmnécsemmmghfiofi, New nmmmm “glen-notion 01 130
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‘0! such meeting.
—Sott and Derby Hu‘.
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Judge Alfred‘B. Beers of Bridge
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Mt; whosedaath “curred on in“...
‘day. he'd norm
'city. He"...
“the“ '
hm lotus
dollars. an increase over 1910-20, or-
terday, of the Worthy Matron o: the :-
.automobfle on West avenue near thou
tion Army Hall, Washinm 3m! 'W'J‘NSTED.
ammo. ‘ ~
‘ who: 9n arm Banter shes;
, Stylish Gloves
for Mew-term Hem Sputum”.
Cloxat . . .' ..... $3; _ Carmts ~ ‘
535’“ ““9“”;{95 er Slender; Ida-ad fleshy People in in 1.»
sensor 301: at . . $135 «emu-uh.- -
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( 'MSIERY
. .i “SPECIAIS’
MSW Hosiery with
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- CORSET “SPECIALS” ‘
E $5.00'Corsets it ......... . ..... . $3.95
; BRAssmnns
’ $2250-Brassieres at . . . . . . ....... $1.95
; . $1.50‘Brassieres at ....... . . . . $1.25
2 $2.00-Bmdeaux at ...... . . ...... $1.49
‘ $1.M=Bendeaux at ................ 69c
CHILDREN’S NEW SPRING sox IN A LA
VARIETY or COLORS-
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wow-aim MME. , . $
'Piease. Try Us 56» South Main- Street _
I For the Convenience of Those Who
i' ' Open Saturday Until 10 1). m.
SILK UNDERWEAR “SPECIALS”
$7.50 Pink Crepe De Chine Envelope
$5.00 PinkaCrene De Chine Envelope
Chemise“
Dainty Camisoles in pink and white
washablosatins $1.95 up
HILDREN’S CHAMOISETT E AND SILK
GLOVES FOB SPRH‘CG
ETTE‘ me
999
Cannot Shop Early, This Stone Will be
“an ”
W‘Silk Gloves. will“.
mm 3t- . $1.4;
31.50.355.633: Silgfi
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“meal-sets at """""""" 2:3: Chaotic at ................... $5.95 ‘
$3;0l¥Gorth at ...... ...... ..... . . ‘ .
$2.5!H30rsets at ................. $1.95 $6.50 Pink Crepe Do Chine NIEM
Gowns at .................... $4.95. .
. ..... $3.95
WEAR. '
WWARE NOT .«
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'5‘. a 23311:. "-1 INTERNATIONAL
at m... m" ‘“°»‘ COMPEICA’I‘IONS
confer .
Coll l oiled Prom writ/PI“
A stated on
'John's Lodge. N
held last evening;
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red on several of the mic-berg.
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‘ I a “106' ' . aesedb'theu rbod.
—-Beet quality OWN-“‘3“ “ 0"“ xgxwmgembecaug 0‘2): $3.”. fimmfi the V n h p ’ ”e "
ll mint-o! the HomeiEaster holidays. They had no doubt
The mont ‘ y h‘en‘ was that it nou‘d be adopted. although the
”a“ 3Democn... \tttl‘t: lining. up against it.
A3"‘l"'"°'d."but V0": not equally mm the!
0‘ me{the nae—wary two-thirds to our: it
tb moietion
cums:- of the Klnl's
held at the Home for
‘fiternoon. ln”tle able!”
_ erer.
Mulder“. Lil‘s. Henry c 8:. B; c‘e'. . talnEd.
doth
reanlntlou ‘ dlfi
“use voted with the antis.
was unable to atmd, Mrs. , in that connection Mr. Cums-1353’ The no“. m, w“ again like expenses 0‘
eflY' presided. Mu‘ Robert H. Wade, d he did not think ‘tor a”. II>-4 jammed today. What the vote. was:
. . of a com-‘ment" that the President-would mm _Only two members . .. .
was appointed as churn!“ d h Hm spoke
e for 3 me!- to be such a resolution. He 3‘3 l 1’ it Representative Hart, Denim
mntee to arm . . attire H no in . .. . - -!~;§:t‘~) etc-tn}: Palm-'3 spcnsor or the resolution. and Rope.- outing
held some time in “00 id“ 3:01 presses; Emotive Lyon, Republican,
._.....——- "' ls : Discussiuspuw gainer?ndp;2:;mt$ We briefly. declaring that
m? *. sir. .urnm gs .. _
‘ Deaths and W” , Elbe buuocratlc leaders Work to m “‘“d 9mm“) not chm Seam:
‘haxe lite a?" tithe. Presidentln the ~ m“. the
c"“ (... Wish Vole was .a
Mrs. Am?! W3?“ ply of c
Mrs. Amanda ' 00" an”
-. (116*: yesterday ‘at 6
Bethel and Banting-’3‘. Miu’ood. “ain‘t“.
in Brooklyn. NY. utter: new? a H in w
' ‘ M’rhoume. all-3 in unit: . .
'yeitirr: nggg :2: ten the Wyaecfiurne 1121:; newt? always we ‘ ”Swadmzrfienous’
. . _ , m.sa&rfi. survived I]! ' =~h‘ xxx-Lugs.” . ~ -
3361;: fougfpleiki Woodgéot‘ mayo. ipfl‘fs‘afi gown: 3": W igqgigefiztilyhglfifiei?
N Y- and ”01mm my ”"3”” ate! .. "SUI an ' , Rios Charlotte R '
' ' om;m=. smf-Jhtt new little aim in sneer!
1;: g: 3:333:30: -' - Wat“ fishing the , . . W ”‘rngogrmtneofiuim organism
I The tuneralfwlfio-be.hddrmwdfifiiuggggfizhlfillmfiwfig»‘1 smog. ism-.3,
afternoon at he: lfl-m'imaroohhmfi n ' “tn-otm’ H .
."n‘ W fan a lot; the g:
lwme‘reocefloem_ ,»preaido::ii:l nominating r-
1mm --wnoe . I‘m '
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to 1:..21iupate actively in the.
u: add. "He in i-pmmtsumer Ami-Sum
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no". white he may not berm Surrounded by
.at the home other
nee-rd ,p 95.
Mn! and ‘1ch .
“"5”- 0‘ the autism!“ k
agitation in Dela
posted late lode?- 18
FOR SUFFR'AG E
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take a vote on the Senate resolution
it wan-dtgloeed today that the Sui-1
{manta had fifteen Votes in line for
it they could have
mastered: three more. When the voze
woe um and it was known that the
not have aumcient
whoever a. presidential veto oonld'be 053W, those conditionally for sul-
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,there was great cheerln
.., hurk- ma. the President-will be men um women op Sangria; the: 3’11““ "am" 1“ _ "a
met-hero new m Mid be m m!
We who euthotiau'lethero were Maul! Wlsm‘
3m 5911!“!!th M' etfll- n Sho‘el‘t‘d them “11 m_ mm to ‘ ' . “m.
motel
yellow “Balm the. _ I
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e "m“ swan-mm»
owe of key. Yew; .
. ”an, and Mrs. Henry am-
my
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Port Odie-or" Imagine" Nah.
Assistant Scout COMESlOIIQPrAt'
torncy in 0. Gregory. ~
Council or Honor—«lodge John
Rood: Albert 3. Winchester. Christ-
ian Swain. Cher-lee G. 0mm and
William R. Won. , to com
A m m m
n m the ma! hike to h
be” “Show m in
sinner ‘ .
last year’s-mm, stated
traveled. no as: dwa't‘he
I ‘ Dom:
30“! mac-em stratum moon.
“7 mount-dour. finish It now rm 3
Mr» m with: o! no
denial-m tothe mm
Scout-m Mamie
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