Edward Riser, of New Yak cit.
;::‘s a business visitor in townyestsu—
’- . .
I annulmwmmwuomvom
chased the property at 8 Harriet street
I from Charles A. QM They are
moving in today.
: Stephen Kelley. Ely avenue, has
given upth position as bookkeeper
with the Cithational Bank.
The Elks Fair drew another large‘
crowd, last evening. and the receipts
\vere very gratifying to all in chair"
of the various attractions
DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
:Town Assembly Hall, Grace Brothers’
Gabriel Dokus,
spent yesterday
Bridgeport.
Ralph Leary, Railroad ave
was a vsitor“ in Bridgeport
yesterday. on business.
story addition to the
box shop,
‘ 11 avenue.
one news-
. , loin Wei] Book 1: Ladder company
fit hold its montth meeting next
evening at the Central Fire
Trowbridge
Washington streeh is under course of
construction.
" ' slrtlmr Sterling, clerk for the Sec- ”Don’t 10’3" dance. Redmen's Hall,
.dTaxing District has been under-
in New Yin-k city,
, Saturday night. Svec's orchestra.
J Silas Ketcham is_ building an ad-
7dition to his residence on 8 Chestnut
lstreet, and is planning the erection of
a new house on Concord street.
John Boyce, Cross street. resigned
his position with ~Frederick B. Cole-
man, North Main street, yesterday,
and started duties this morning on
The Sentinel
land office assistant.
The concrete pavement at the cor-
‘3‘; treatment
It! is much improved in health.
. m Cleaned and .Colors Renewed
‘Wctlcot Carpet Cleaning Company.
.1 Cedar St. Telephone 1413-4.
“ In. duo J. Rhoda is rapidly re-
.3113 from the operation per-
$ ed in the Stamford Hospital by
. mflandy and Dr. Thomas Healer.
4‘. meeting of the governing board
dim Norwalk Yacht club is sched- Ener of Raymond and Day street has
‘0 to be held this evening at 8 :been torn up by workmen laying and
repairing pipes connected with the
re- Efactory of the South Norwalk Fur and .
proof reader
met, at the South Norwalk club.
, ' ”Mani: Lonchak,
lulled as clerk in the United Cigar Dyeing company.
my store, 9 North Main street, ‘—Don'l"l‘orget the Union Hatters Dance}
my and has left for “’ashlngton. Town Assembly Hall, Monday EMlDK: No. 105. Daughters of Castile, will be
In, 6., where he will study law in the ,
“renown University. '
raugalows—Yankee
An adjourned meeting of Putnam
> . Company will be held next Mon-
,” ming at the Central fire sta-
2 film, when further consideration will
In giva: to the proper observance of
4m- eolebratlon of the company.
V In. passin‘ of another wall-known famous in the ancient folk-legend.
.hloon corner is recorded. Timothy J. ? Brigadier
Sullivan has leased his former we in commander
mama-‘3 Hotel Block to Joseph ed" military district around Paris.
preparations to told the House investigating commit.
By the time dispatches: concerningéhouse-
the killing of George l-‘redericlrs, 7
Olijen street, reached newspapers 1
New York and Bridgeport, the factS;submarlne F—7 at the Palace That,
had been discarded for the more in- ,m. and Sat. Four other big acts.
that the death re»;’Feaiure pictures.
suited from a “game of W'illiam Tell."
the two lads doing the shooting using Ciation announced this morning that
instead of the
DoodleCourt.
teresting fancy
bow made
'lenersl W. W. Harte. drive.
of the famous hard boll- 4—‘Best Quality Coal at Harris k Guns.
nu, who has started
bun therein a fruit store, Nee yesterday he was proud 01 his .vlcepresident, Harold Sherman'
‘ ‘ mm], poor stretch of pave- regime as prison commander, and he ‘retary, Jack Coated, treasurer, lienry
ht borders the street our track; on had acted at all times under orders Whom '
m ugh. street between Raymond of General Pershing. ‘
I” Henry Streets. Motorists exer- -—Eagles and Co. K Dance at the Ar.
action at this point to avoid ”nary, Friday night, April 9.
a dozen deep holes in the road- "
srn'cnr. mm redness
or Hume's m ross'
cnocourss
your coal at Harris a Cans.
ians with Cathedral Chimps.
Routine business was transacted
in last night, at the regular monthly
business meeting of Union Number
335 Amalgamated Meat Cutters.
—Goos' , gobesses and others, don’t miss
Submarine F—‘l at the Palace Thurs.
m. and Sat. Four other big acts.
Feature plcmres. ‘
The Golden Rule Circle will hold
its next meeting Tuesday afternoon
of next week, at 3 o’clock at the home
of Hrs. Thomas Bald. Stuart avenue.
—Big Dance of the Season, Eagles and
Co. K., Armory, Friday night.
Taylor & Golden, Washington
street, have sold the store on Main
street, occupied by the Modern Gro-
cery company and owned by Samuel
J. Stewart. ‘ .
There will be a meeting of Eureka
Rebekah Lodge guard team, at eight
o’clock tomorrow night. the parapher-
n‘lll'iia committee meeting also at that
t e.
~Carpets Cleaned and Colors Renewed
Connecticut ”Carpet Cleaning Compamv
37 Cedar St. Telephone 14134.
~SEBwortlly show at the d’alace last
thlce days. Spectacular Sub 17-7 heads
big live act bill.
-——Sweepin the heavens above and the
waters below all in a single show. See
Tom Mix in "The Cyclone" and thma_
.rihe F—7 oi. the Palace Thursday.
{Four other big note.
A regular meeting of Court Cecile,
lheld this evening in the Catholic Club
Important business is to be
’lraflsacted and all members are org,
3 ed to be present.
It --Gobs. gobesses and others. don't misa .
l
I
An oilicer of the Day Nursery asso-
.it was requested that no money be
,given to the men who collect the bags
during the Day Nulsery collection
At a recent meeting of the Norwalk
:Radio League omcers were elected as
follows: President, Ralph Bray, Jr.,
sec-
Sunderland d: “’stson are super-«is.
ling architects for extensive changes
’that are being undo the R. t W.
{Hat Company factory, rwalk. The
boiler room is being changed and the
making department is being enlarged
,to increase the capacity of the plant.—
Danbury News.
—anlca and Co. K Dance. Friday
Night, Armory. Grace Bros. Singing
Orchestra. All local Musicians.
The removal of meats seats from!
'Orchescra. Extra music. Eight Music-
Four other big acts.
Attorney Salvatore Gennsrio is the
possessor of a new Dodge Wear.
Hedi-ova to Bridgeport todq‘ou busi-
ness. -
Colonel George D. Russell has'eold
nodhulomattheomnerofllain
street and Russell place, to In. R.
Luther. -
Cola at. I-‘lewellyn was a visitor in
New York city yesterday. During the 3
evening he attended one of the lead-
ing shows-in (humans.
EdgarJ. urphy,of_6]lorganave
sine, formerly manager of the St.
Genus Pulp Hill. is unabusinesstrip
through the middlewm ‘
An important meeting of the execs-L.
uve committee,“ 'h'inity lten's Club '
will beheld next Monday 1118‘“- inthe
club quarters, on Washington street.
Rev. Alennder Hamilton has sold
his house. on theeornsr of Iott ave-
mic and Union place. to David Raynor,
Msuperintendent of the World Pulp -
ill.
Policeman John F. Smith last night
reported to electric light homu-
ers the fact that ii; near Wood
and Burbank streets been exting-
uished as the result of minor wire
trouble.
At 3:80 p. m, yesterday. one of the
areal-muses brokeandsentina
call from 30:31, the Hope Bose truck
answering the call. After the trouble
was located it was immediately re
Willis Flew’ellyn is remembering ;
his friends with postal cardsirom the '
points of interest at which he lands
during his travels with Uncle Sam's
Navy. ‘ He recently left San Diego for '
Honolulu on the U. S. 8. Brooklyn.
'James Kelly, Cross street, down- I
town, was slightly injured. yesbu'day ll
afternoon. when he was run down,-
while riding a bicycle, by a motorist. ,
in “'ilton. He was removed to his
home by-the driver of the car. , 3
Judge John J. Cuneo has beemad-
vised that the postponed trial of!
James Lombardo, Stamford. charged.
with "raising' $1 bills to $10 bills, will I . l
1’
x. .. “no...” «i I.
be held tomorrow morning, in the f
United States court, New Haven. :
-Good furniture gives the home, char.,'
acter. it need not. be the most expose-l
ive, but should possess quality and be:
artistically adapted to the home. The;
line of furniture carried by the A. J.‘
Collins (30.. rossesses these qualities!
and are mod tely priced. Read ava
George E. ompson won first prize
in the card games at the South Nor.
These arethe days that makeamanfeelli‘se“mthchnn-
self." It's in the clear, fresh, spring-time air. You can’t mar: it!
While you’re feeling expansive, why not. show it? Britt’s: :33
Start with a new spring suit—and go right, through the m
LOOK A8 GOOD AS YOU FEEL.
ACOBY’S “
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.
'3?
walk Club, last night. the consolation
trophy being awarded to James Don-
nelly. A club luncheon was served w
after the games. Playing will be cox» A d hter )fsrv Pal w be u
ting? next r'ednesaanygnighttfi n “3 . - a“ as r
e mont ly mee of e ome
and School League will take. place in New York “‘5‘
this evening, at the Norwalk High Moo was Miss
llschloo'l.e go: speaker of gin evening: daughter 0: the president.
wil lessor Dean ansier o N Haven . -,
Nor-walk. who is noted for his. sic-lane?!” the ifm‘lligzmgol-gefind (and:
quence and wide knowledge of present ’
day conditions. Everyone who is in-
night.
are many who probably have never-for new men on the force.
given these mostlugs a thought; to
whom it would be beneficial to attend. I“ ”a” Amman “rebut m"
—Sweeplng the heavens above and the “11° 55 to be “"11“ over to private
waters below all in a single show. See me“ the Shipping Board having de- l
Tom ”ix in "The Cyclone"andsubml- cided to dispc.:e of all its holdings
tine r—7 at the Palace Thursday The total value of the ships is more
Louis Beers has sold his property, than ‘3'M“-(’Wv(’0‘:‘-
at 7 Union avenue... through the] .
Charles Kern Agency, to Mrs. L. R.~ABSINTHE SOLD AGAIN ”firfifit’g
Essex—of New York. The property is pm_ April 8.-Absinlhe, forbid-
to Mr. and Mrs. William G. McAdoo.
Mrs. Blc- 1'
Eleanor Wilson. l
the: GEHEBE’S mull
11"8 ms 11' 1'1"! nousnwan.
and the g
commissioners have decided to adver-I
terested 1. grand to attend, and there use for men offering 831.50 a week'?
the former J. Belden Hurlbutt estate,
and consists of two houses and a
Stillson-Powell Corp
South Norwalk
—-fi had sold the seats. but had not leased
YdunBest
Friend .
ml” ‘ good executor
“twill he survive you?
> .large barn. Other panics are now
a Music Hall. South Main street, “"1100ng over the property with the
idea of acquisition, contemplating it
as a good site for the electing of
shops for a large contracting concern.
including plumbing. carpenterlug and
paint shops.
leased for indus-
. Andrew J. Collins,
owner. stated this morning that he
‘h‘éé’tvfi‘fii‘ n
f—n o ysowstthePalacelastd W .
. ay. Buy your fresh fish at the as
met: 33.....- 5“” 1......“ “any“ mv- .18“ * ”‘3‘: ”us.
,3 r ' s, , .
At the monthly business meeting '{fi'sh 8323“,,39“; mfg“);
of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First I The third night of We annual fair of
,M. E. church, held yesterday after- the Norwalk Lodge Elks held
moon. final arrangements were made the Home on South tin street. 1‘8
for the supper to be given April, 1.4 It evening “in marked a good attendo
was decided to limit - sale of Help meg. Svec's arches for bed Imu-
ets, lwhich may be - - red through sic for dancing until late' ur. and
mem ers of the ... ”2.0100. the various pretuly ‘dboorated booths
church. which i the largest and town Elks. The lair? will continue
wealthiest Co- ;4 .n. on church any. nightly, excepting Sufi ay, until Mon-
where in the vi -- ty New York; any,
has chosen Mi. Ly- Vosburghof , , _ A
* cane or'rliANKs.
Rowayton, as m
We wish to than? all the mam‘
Miss V» 5.. ii «it her work
there on ay ls
Vooburgh .7 -
bereavement. following the death at
our wife‘and mother.
‘the beverage are confiscated
—E£8.. store, 11 .. Harris I} were well patronl Arrangements.
6‘“ . - :3 , are helns made for, . Lemme”
The Greeuwi o. . -_ gaflonfl at the fair aide of ontol-
denduring the war, has recently beer.
creeping back into‘the stocks of some
cafes in this city, and its consumption
has assumed proportions sufficient to
attract the attention of the police.
Great difficulty has been encountered.
in the past by those fighting the use
. ,of this liquor, which is being served
l—Fish, run Great no; sale for rounder vaults name. no one being able
to give an exact definition of it. Gov-
ernment officials, however; have devel.
oped a test which police officers can
noplyonthespohand Baum: snows
nae practice of absinthe, all stock: of
vendor arrested. »
trifle who so kindlyu-endered their ;
‘- assistance and help during our recent
~
«Winfield Ketcham and family._
. noswau:
ran mm
Cu ar’s Shoe Store
HOUSECLEANING NEEDS
lnexpensively Priced
Liquid Veneer . _ ._‘:_':_
O‘cedar‘ 3°95. o, . ..
Bar-law’s Wool Ceiling W
A large vnnoty' of Black mops
Feather Dusters, Wool Dusters
Dunks Dust Cloths, bbmg' Brushes
and Cloths, Etc.
25 WASHINGTON 8T. NORWAIK.
THIS STORE cLoses A? c e. M. ssv eosvs.
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SPECIAL
BIG COFFEE SALE
ThisFfiday and Saturday
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