3“me Weismann of
m visiting with rain:-
ea
commhteioners.
l unprovement
ternoon in
'neid this at
Boulevard. one to Ethel
'. “In! the other to Oscar L.
- meeting of the Ladies'
- of the East avenue M. B.
it!!! be held tomorrow alto;-
coai barges now in the
m domain here [or an
' ”9615041, or until the tug-
inflow York is settled.
owners affected by 31550.55-
. ,-. by the board of free-
Ride connection will)
i 'm on Reynolds street. will
unchanco to present their griev—
fl 3 hearing to be held before
ciureouncil next Tuesday night.
tNorwnlk owners of small oys-
aro Interested in the fact that
r men of Norwalk will launch a
Vst It the next meeting of the city
oil. to be held next Tuesday
t, against the practice of sewage
g emptied in the waters ol’ the
. (r,
.23. man, who declined to giro his
fine. had a close call from a sex-mus
"' dent last night, at Fort and Van
streets. He was crassing the
_» when a New York truck, that
-_ evidently detoured from the Post
ad to Westport came out of Van
t shot into Fort street. The
’yer swerved sharply to the right,
.. -g up on the sidewalk to avoid
.._; «am the pedestrian.
eat attendance (Winter term)
iLCh.scIlool—Gradee 2: Glen Peck.
neth land Mary Buckewecz;
' 8.: Walter Anderson, Lester
. Jeanette Oliver, Marie Testa.
‘norr; grade 4: Albert Pola-
sale 5: Arnold Johnson, Ray-
. may, Leroy Ryder, Anna. lie-
Am Gajdosik; grade 6%: Ruth
H
newsman-n are; .
- teem Premru.
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George Davis of West Side aVunue
mruomer story put. on his
‘ ‘nhd other improvements made.
, - to renting the house for
mer months.
» are selling rapidly for the
:- v. to be given by tho entertain-
‘ . ,zoommittee of the Bose company
Evening, presuging a good at-
, ‘7 consequently a good time.
Thu meeting of the Bible ,Study
&8 Q the Methodist Episcopal
~ wigtsliedulotl to be held this
at the home of Mrs. Henry
tn floKinley place. has been
“at tomorrow raw-nine.
Anti] 6. Peppy music by De-
orchestra.
menu-lies W. Bell, one of R0-
' misfit known residents, is to-
' celebrating the eighty-fourth an-
, . - of his birthday, and has re-
,7d the congratulations of many
7 m relatives and friends.
“mitt? Bible Study class of
M. E. church will hold
, monthly meeting on Wed-
mening, April 7. at the home
, Bent? Ferret, McKinley
4M0 note the change from
h ‘Wednesday evening.
n 1 Stevens, 2o, now or East
. but formerly of this place,
and (Emu and Mrs. Franc: l.
2 is receiving congranflatiom
“Emily hay-int: prawn-d me
. and receiving his
ii: master at any steamship.
, hens is but 24 years old. but
he: had much experience. having
.I found the water attractive
3h“
I'fi
\ monthly meetinlz of the
Assocla- ‘
. l. .
Bianca has sold two lots
the pro- L
M in and near the local him,
94 ti. Fiancee Rime,; special class: ;
Bose Company Hall, Tues.
cho—
mmowninodievmage.‘ ~
Many friends of Mr. Stevemrure
awaiting with much impatience the
many facts of more than pasmg'in»
tare-st which he will tell in his usual
entertaining way when he return.
their
Mr. and Mrs. F. Weeks have return-
ed from the South to their‘nome note.
Workmen started Saturday to my a
new slate root on the Qantbound sta-
tion at. Dar-ten.
A strcfcher stood for a considerable ,
time Saturday evening as a. "awn"
outside the office of Dr. Georgefl.
Noxon on the Past Road.
The local schools are enjoying their
semi-annual vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Kemp of Went
avenue moved last week into their
l
E. B. Lawrence spent several days
during the past week at Lake \Vaccu-
but: .
‘Mr. and Mrs. Swift of Fischer's llill
have returned after a week's trip on?—
of-town.
The New Canatin‘i-laseball Club willing“. home at Springdaie.
hold its annual dance
Hall. tonight.
Griffith Jones visited his niece, Mrs.
Waiter Gould, in Port Chester, on 1535- ;
ter Sunday.
' George B. Smith- has rented the
Koliler house in South Avenue, which
,was occupied by Carrie L. Seeley.
Dr. R. L. White has purchased the
residence he is occupying on South
Main Street, from the vMisses Clark. ‘
liierman Hcydt and Mr. 'McLane of
'New York spent the weekend at the
Heydt homestead, on Marshall Ridge. toners, Sunday. ,
Henry Comatock has mom! into the Mrs. Joseph Gillette, whb in touch-
rooms formerly occupied by the filming! in New Haven. is at home um;
William Barrett, in the Monroe build-[her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. R. Lee Gil-
ing. in Main Street- jlettc of Gracie street, for the Easter
Gem-g» Strathie, superintendent on;\’n(‘ation.
the \‘an Sindcrin estate on the him-her! f The Darien Fire Department was
Road. has a large goose 93:; which called out shortly after midnight on
weighs 12 ounces. lFl'idKY. by a blaze in an outbuilding
in the To)“ Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Butler of the
IPost road entertained relatives from
Long Island over the week end.
John Spielman of the aviation ser-
vice spent a few days inst week on
furlough. at the home of his mother.
Mrs. Felix ‘Barletta on
Highway.
The household effects of Rev. L. E.
Schaffner. the new pastor of the M. E.
church, arrived at the local depot.
Saturday. The young pastor preach-
ed his first sermon to his new parish-
All nf the public schools closed on the Sullitli place on l{ing's’H1gh- . ?
Thin-«lav for the Easter vacation, WHY. m Wiich an incubator was tip-’m. ,
and mil reopen on Monday, Apnl 12. crating, a defect In the heating of the‘ ._______,-r ‘ “ 3mg!!—
for the spring term. -machlne, llaVing Caused the fire. W --~'
The Night School which has been The Greene lunch wagon, Which has
holdinz session several nights a week 3000 lor several year‘s near the D3-
in the Center School building duringfl‘lffin lnn. after l‘é‘ceiving a. coat of
the winter months, has closed for the 2“"“- “‘83 moved Friday ‘0 New
season. ‘ ’laimim' Where it _will henceforth do
*Final preparations are being madetzz“ .V. Its proprietor. “Warren \‘v’.
for the leap year dance to be given in, roeno, is awaiting the receipt or a
the Town Hall, Friday evening, April he“ Wagon. which i110 occupy a new
16 by Acacia. Chapter, Order of they‘ocation. at the other side or the rail:
Eastern Star." road track. On the railroad company‘s
Confirmation exorriees will mknl’fflpmty, south of the eastbound sta.
place in 'St. Aloysius“ Church, June 6,- ~
when a bit: class, consisting of eighty?
children will be confirmed by Bishop DOUBT AMUNDSEN l8
been plantation in that place Tho‘gatowuyfflm ' m ' abused coma
the King's .
“-r
inent Gunter Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Demis 0.- Chase at. Brookvier
Farm.
.Rer. and rMs. Charles “7. Burt, snow
of East Haven, are exmcmd in town
Tuesday, the notion of their law
hold goods, being held 0n WedneWyt
at the Norllaid parsouase.
_ The pulpit» or the Nortleld Congre-
gational church was occupied Sunday
by an dint of town minister as n can-
didate.
Town Clerk. Arthur C. Bradley of
Norwood Farm. has been a. recent vls- ‘
itor for a. tew days in Bridgeport.
with his daughter. Mrs. Edna Cole?-
Mr. and Hrs. Harold Box-rut and
family are preparing to move to their
new home in Godfrey street. the
former residence of Miss Annie
Pitch. and the late Miss Alice Fitch.
The former residence on Hui-mutt
street a the late John Burr Sturges
has been purchased by Mr. and hire.
1“. M. Henry of New York, who are
TE ‘
‘DIES OF 'POlSON"
EIDDLETO'WN, April 6.—-Coroner
Stephen ~B. Davis has ordered an in
recognition of the death of Mrs. Au-
gusta. Frie. widow of Gustav File.
who died yesterday morning at the‘
Connecticut State hospital from the
effects of mercury poisoning. The
hospital ofl‘lcials are at a. loss as to
where the patient, sect
cury tablets. l'fiie .,
i-iOSPlTAL INMA
$ 1 6.50 to $30
neonate: or Caunondale ’
mi .M 3‘.“ o‘clock. by
M. lam P. {ML About sixty.
‘ and friends Wltilefiscd llm
men . The bride was nix-on awn—
‘I Mr gather and was attended ivy
he! timer, Miss Edith 'l! Sillir'tmrx
and the groom by Amos N. Prom..-
(If “MIC, N. J. A l’ec'qninu follow.»
at the home of hire. 1.. C, Grown, 1:1:
Hutu street. After a wedding trip 1..
Washington. Mr. 1nd Mrs. lit-era wul
niake their home at 79] Hizliland an
tine. Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Doors 1,:
mduete of St. Luke's Traininz
School, New York city. Mr. Beers i2.
connected with the Southern Form.
Concrete Company of Atlanta, Ga.
i. Catholic Union Council, No. 46, K. of”
IC.. and the senior division of the Hon
EName society, will receive Holy (Tom
opinion in a body. at. seven (role. 1;,
mass in St. Mary's church, on Sunday
morning: the Children of Mary S...
dallty receiving at the eight o‘clotk.
mass. '
‘ ond Personal .
NEWS
'- Oaths—SALISBURY.
Mien Bertha “winter Salisbury,
drummer of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Salis-
bury or this city, and Gilbert Francis
Been. son of Mrs. Stephen G. Bt‘t‘s
of Taunton, Moos, were quietly mar-
ried at ‘St. Paul's church, yesterday ai-
..._—
ii.
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FOR SALE
One and two family houses—-
ranging from $2500. to $50,000
RAYMOND BROS.
The Man Who Knew and What-
Came of It!
man with an untamobile who said he was a. careful
AND HE WAS!
Ilrnow a.
dIi'"l
He said he would never injure anyone.
. some TO NORTH P0 ‘ ,
uasmNGrox. April 6.->~Tllc 325':
«\wgirm Coonaphicai Society in :1 ca-‘
biogram today to the National Geogra-i
gphical Society expressed doubt as to
.ythe mrrccinoss of recently published
reports that Captain Boaid Amundsen ‘
discoverer of the South Pole and now,
leader or a North Polar expedition
ad begun his final dash to the pole. ’ I
Nilan.
'J. J. Barrett of New York, spent Eat:-
lter Sunday at his country home on
lSmlth Ridge. Mr. Barrett and family
lwill take possession of his summer ros.
Hdenco shortly for tlmfreason. ‘
i New Canaan American Legion “YO
Iwill play the All-Stamford quintet. lll
Ethe Town Hall, Friday eveninz. 0n 1
f Saturday night, the local live will play! 1 . , .
fthe Glenbrook team in Glenbroox. ‘ Officials of the. Name“; Coo:ruphlc_’
I William Lanibson. foreman of the,” 500.1511}! familiar with Captain Am-
Istone crushing plant. belonging to the undscn 5 plans said the explorer con-
:Town of New Canaan, and Mrs. meis. ; {mutilated mending this summer drl b
'iorelady at the Yale & 'I‘owno Mfg.‘ mt: across the polar scan in a ship_ the?
ECo. Stamford. Were married, at 3 p.1 Maude. and :2 (13511 for the pole 1111.39.
.m.,‘ at, the Congregational personage.‘ spring of 192],
'Fridav, April 2.
l At the special meeting of the Bur—{AMATEUR TENNIS CHAMPIONS-up,
ouch Board, last week. the ntiestion of NEW YORK. April 6.-—-The nationail
appointing one or the officers of thefimmpur “our. mums championship
1 Police force as (in: warden was ref-u- , tournament opened here today with
’od to the Police Committee for furtherI “in contestantg, The Winner of the fi-
consideration.
Many ““9 during “‘9 W“- “""’k rhullrnge round Monday against the
‘were stuck in Smith Avenue. At times mp, heldor, Jay Gould. who 13 not
there were nearly a dozen that could forced m plav through.
not budge an inch and it was necessary: Among the entrants are 1031““
to call for help to extricate them from Crane. Philip Stockton and D. p,
the holes. Tho bad spots Were located ‘ mmdpgy of Boston: Joseph W. “’ear
between the sanitarium and Lapham s and .3. ”momma“. of Philadelphia,
and Payne \‘Vhltney of New York.
M 0TH E R!
“California Syrup of Figs”
AUCTION 0F EFFECTS OF
ELLA WHEELER WILcoX
NEW’ HAVEN. April 5.-—Starttug
today. the personal en'ects of the late
Ella \Vlleelt-r “'ilcox are in he sold at
public auction at 176 Crown Street.
The effects of which there are ten
CAPTURED AMERICANS SAFE.
Dr. Stickney and H. D. T. Reynold.
Located by U. s. Consul.
“’.\SHINGTON, April 6.——Dr. A. W.
Stickney and H. n. T. Reynolds. Amen-5
icons, livin: in London, recently re-
ported to have been captured by Bol-
sheviki at Novo Nikolaevsk, are in the
Alta district of Siberia. safe. the Am-
erican (‘onsul at Harbin roger-ted to:
, day to the State Dam-imam ‘
. - mavens sailed last week for
South American ports and will be
gone for several months. »
pattern dated March :24 from the
_;-Klbter, Inkelaml, Florida, from
Vim L. Stevens, 'who has been
mending .oevernl weeks in the sunny
gouthland are to the etfect that he
' “book in Rowayton shortly. Mr.
, ' writes that be spent some
own and Jackson ville, and .
my over in “ Richmond, Va.,'
49“ visit the many points in
any union is so mu of historical
~ ,VWhile in the south the
u . .. visitor saw" hundreds of
of. ms and grape fruit and
,1 biliat-will always remain in
m. Mr. Stevens made his
at Gainsville, where he
”at of Minot Saunders. wno
t
; -.
LINSEED FOR UNITED STATES
Bl'l-INOS AIRES. April 6.——LA EPO.
CA. the government organ. today
culls attention to the fact that seven‘
!
Accept “California" Syrup of Fire!
final round Saturday will compete in n '
Child's. Best Laxative truck loads, range from the artistic lusURANCE
- ‘ to the fantastic. and the sale has been '
c ordered by the Branford probate . 74 Washington Street. Phone “53' Sou Nor-walk. Conn-
,court. - ‘ ‘
ggnsaid: “Ifcnything happens it will be the
That didn‘t prevent the other fellow demanding
, AID
_ My man said “It’s not my fault, I’ll not pay
The other chop sold “I’LL SUB YOU."
My friend’s lawyer said “We can hear him in
AND m:
At this result my friend chuckled and said "Ha. Ha! I
AN'DTHEE’
He paid his lawy're a fee of $""‘ tigsoxpensesandnn
owucufortherestofthe youngshisownfisk.
» room—wasn’t n?
Mwuacheapcrmyoutthctlhcdtoldhnnnbout.
Let ustollyouhowlittloitwinoootforom’moo
whichwillfumishthelnwyer, humidified“
fendensuitsandiftheother mun succeeds in getting
judgmentagainxt you u.
-—11' HIGHT BE YOUR FAULT—WE WILL PAY m
wnom BILL.
There are two romp—liability and damage heur-
unce. We sell Wendel-her incomes. new automobile
rotuduowithinnfowdnys.
-1-
, All Grades of Funiture
or single laces for every room in the house. ‘
HON OIL gmATERS FOR DAMP AND CHILL
DAYS OIL COOK STOVES TOO
RAYMOND & SON
P
For This Week We Are Oficrimi
d Muslin Underwear, D
UNDERSKIRTS-
$2.50 quality for .
$1.79qu for -»
WHITE SATEEN UNDERSKIRTS
$2.50 quality for ...
ENVELOPECHEMISB
$2.00qualityfor....... ........................
momoowus
“WWW-Embroidered ,t $3.98
l ..
Silk an
wM-hmmered ...... ,‘..... $3.89 i
$3.09"qu .............................. . $1.79 .
$1.79qunhty ..... .. $1.59
Every Woman’s Fash
130 WASHINGTON S
\VILLIAM O. McLEAN, Inc.
The Winchester Patient '
Your '1‘ '
TRANSPORTA
MServloeBetwemNew
m M Wit-t Stunt. Phone 39‘.
low York city-474 Seventh Avenue? Phom PM 73.7.
.30! m Conn—860mm; rim-m Colony.
i
only—look for the mime California on
'the package, then you are sure your
vessels carrying a total of more than
29,000 tons of linseed sailed for the
Winchester chot-nhoflwadsdonotallnwthegu
powderoharge methmh'fi-m
child is having the beat our! most United States in the last eight days. This is just an. of thomny reason: We: ,:
harmless mime for the httle stomoqh. “Noith American. which is the pest. Gun andflhelhmuhathopcfloa pattern that is such a help in E
liver and bowels. children love its Customer of Argentina,” the newspaper ] . u. in let M w. , . .
fruity taste. Full directions on each (day's. "now is about to acquire the! ' , _ mw' m m mm,“ mm ”179!” 5
bottle. You must say "California; major portion of our 1919 and 1920 1333‘ M08. m “d W 3"“ Gun: and 'M g
“"‘""‘"‘”‘ ‘ “ production;- . that produce it. M
Our store is open tonight
until 10 o’clock.
ALBERT D. MORGAN
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um
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g ~When one realizes the impel-tines
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l’bone 1959.
Railroad Avenue, south Norwalk
Are your brakes in Al condition?
Do your wheels line upo. X. that you may get-thawing
mileageonyourtnu‘i ,
mthemhyourmotoringoodoondltiou?
Iowhogoodtbntugemrthemudbuvenputm
,radinnu. meillwuntitjust the day you and you have
neglected to hove your work done.
AIM. acumen" atheoldpme'.
AUSTIN’S GARAGE --
W. R. AUSTIN. Poop.
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