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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 9, 1921 · page 4

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\gndjouriuneni spoke on the bill proud-
' My Dish-lo

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_.,. fins a referendum chose attached

‘ 'legislotire matters.

‘\' Next Tuésday evening Will be the’

 

was greeted by many who were ac-

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

are tofiema‘d‘e tomrt or the place

 

Mrs Frank Clarke, 03 Osborn ave—-
dine, gilt! entertain the members of
W's Ancillary of Christ

churclvst her home tomorrow after-

noon for the usual weekly meeting.

' lire.
Welsh were present at the

 

con.
amendments.

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‘No matter-sot particula- inteseat. to;
East Nor-walk residents eases More

the meeting of the Gib Cont“. that
evening. although a. report on the pro-
posed acceptance oi! Sycamore street
wasdue. aswssnxeportontheiey-
ingotosidewalkin the Benedict
Farm section; and. also on the im-
provement or Bridge street.

 

It was decided at a. meeting or St.
hgnes' Guild. of cm £1:th held
last evening. at. no home or Miss
Charlotte Comnoclr, Winfield street.
that the Guild hold a food role on
Satunky mutt. the placebl' the
sale to ”mound later. No other
special busine. was inducted. The
:next meeting will be held on Tuesday
evening, ileroh and.” like home 0!
mass Peer! monk. Oahu-n avenue.

Plans for the urination or a linse-
balling which will he more fully
inalt later meetings. “to

anode a be meeting at the Young
Men' 8 mm Club, held M
nightly. WWW}. .l‘inol Griz

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'lhe times but end Haunt?
McClure. of m. Matted m
in the millage on My.

”Abram B Cleverly was unalile to
attend she hearing in Hartford yea:
tel-div owing to a. basilica engage;
anent, hit 8. A. Bond. vice president
at the W improvement Asso-
ciation. was mt end just before

, “Harry Gustsfson. of Plstt street,
who injured his hand recently while
'atjwa‘ in the press room of The

_ It has been Announced that the Doro.
Ion Hm will open for the season of
I921 on midday. May 1st. Alterations

Leo Davis and lira. Susan
on
the charter mendmenis before the
‘mmitiee in Word yesterday at-

They also spoke on the

wheel: 31-50th

mediate.

flier so cameraman;

mwhy 1t myas: 11mm

holding: for real estate nut-poses, that

blasting the rock ridges down to grade
"and also of filling in. , ‘
Once the lsyout is secured. at 'sny
time the city wishes to tnke more God
finite action on the installation of such

go through the sine steps .agein.
other matters. not mentioned else-
where in today’s edition of the Sea-
fine] that mm at last night‘s
meeting of “the council was the re-
ceipt 91a communication mom Amer
A. Beltanmwner of Bette Sawmill
which burned down a week ago Sun.-

be taken to give more adequate fire
protection ~to9 the neisiiborhood id’-
footed. as there were go lire hydrants
between cannon and Edsel streets. A
distance of a quarter of a. mile. The
"matter was referred to the committee
on fire.
niohstd :1. Sci-child. merk or the
City court reported that the orders
them by him during- the-month of
Infinity mind :to‘ 1323.20. The re-
you was accepted.

A petiiioo from Joseph H. Fair-
banks. of the Fairbanks m Bat-
ter-“y Company.- which is erecting a
new station on West avenue between
Orchard- aald Mei-win streets, request»
lug permission to meta}! a gasoline
tank on his promise. end a pump on
the curb line was referred to the com-
mittee on streets. Mr. 1&th said
that he together with Alley Hansen
and James Donaldsonr the latter who
is also having a new station con--
structed on West avenue adjoining
the marlin. .vonld m a.
new cement sidewalk from Orchard
street to the end 2'; their property

Thereémm’edatio taorporati ' “ V , ' ,
Counsel (shims: onstage cu? clog: ‘ COMUCK .5" ‘- ,

dmamttothecrgdit‘ufiflrs. ""
Biron

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m'McNetton said that she had not

 
 

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estnte; was also crucified out; last year}
when solo: tin-ouch the assessment
books Both asesaments were paid one
by Mrs. McNetton mind one why the

mmgiventoAuyus-
the We to in; a m walk.
in mm to plans and specifies;
lions to-boaohisiued mainstream
department in trout of to Franklin

motion introduced by Dr. Robert M.
ware. committee on streets. “ .
Themeariny on the proposed re-
location or poles by the Comeducut
company tromflowtown mementos!"
Westport m to the town line
went Dyer till the £0me“!!! as no

 

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’ Friends or John Cleverly. son of
Sir. audits. A. B. My. of this
since. was interested to learn of his
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in said ”“953“:er m"

079 m at
Ed‘s-glide! on! of the Margue—

clinic minute. and ‘—is nowdn

may at a prominent all m is

planned}.

a. m .-
Captiin Chdrlea WI.” Bell.“ who

 

 
 

only men the m or Noam or?“

Maison;
m inattendanoe at the hearing be-
!ore the“ committee on cities and bar-
oughs fiaflsrihrd,‘ yeater‘dey. relative
to charter chooses. mm» was
interested in the bill arming the Sixth
5 District. Inaan'uch as‘the‘ bill

very little was said either in favor or
upshot the measure. Captain Bell

q’uaintod with his dormer activities in

 

inn QUARTET OF NEW you]:
x ’10 BE A: muons: cum

final evening in the lecture-concert
course given by the South- -Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal church this win~
ter. This Will be "different." It is
expected that it will be the most
pleasing of all. The concert will be
«fiven by the Aida Quartet at New
For}: City. The quartet is composed
of Miss Cora Banter. Violoncello and
trumpet: Miss Clara Haven, trumpet.
reader; Miss Ethel Clerk. horn, piano:
and Miss Alice Remand. violin.
varied and ‘

few moments.

 

use site:- en. 2cm u Ibsen com-

_mfitod.mma.whoware rid-

‘ . in; in the side car or a motor cycle
W

her at 8 so o'clotk and entered his
car. which rwss waiting (or him. A
motor cycle. with a side coir earl-yin!
two men.
motor unnoticed. there be“ Kimmy
other similar machines on thelatreets.
When the premier-'3 new remixed
Plaza
Deto‘s home’- the motor cycle increased
its speed and approached the side of. ,
the premier": automobile.
point the streets are quite dork se-
house a large psi-l: borders on the ~ '
right side of the plan.

rang out. the mote

hearing,the Erin {Screwed S

mangle-macho also: Sun
night. '

 

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my and
Premier Date let: the Senate chom-

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followed the premier's

Independencia. near Senor

At that 1

When the motor cycle had 'drflwn -

being .,

end:

The driver 6 the
outed

 

the estate should bear the expense of

a highway it'wiil not, he .neceQa'i-y to

do). Mr. Betta asked that some step...

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Sending W The time badge-w
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allowed that he was in nul- 11
city havinyfieriyht to build a ~
whenever lurid. ”theme”
tobflidadofiwherethe bridge“
mites Thad no power to mum
cookbook! :he built toddt we
ammonium mm
street. berm um may as. on Jammy. wince notional my
onthewstc‘t‘die me.

i passer reinitialize”

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intern “dilemma“
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. ”aluminium”

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port. Fridfilk ”5 m m

Hendrick. For order adjndyiny M
iii! in can!” or court.

Beckett A Mile. Inc. M“;
of mndant'a

no statement. W at . ,
ant'a motion to m be”
prosecution.

verdict. P
judglem of no

it! of

. Surround also doLmuch

‘belpvto‘build’np the section there.

making it more easily accessible. ‘Tbis

. ', it would he
is Mr benefit to the" Bur-chard es-

into in case it wished to dispose or its

mmeamadditmlound
he hadgonetoltw Mot.

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Rhmie Island. dud th of the!!!»
patient cities along the Sine "or the:
filmed in Connecticut were to or
we already adopted the W
saving" visa.
Councilman Jam. 1.. Hoyt made
an impassioned I)!“ that “we
the United Bates thst there
ammunity that is sane on the uses-
on "
He" said. thet‘it caused a greet lei!
of confirsiomandtbstomno
have to leave the hots-e st 7 o’clock
in the morning to wall: to the Mon
to get the 8: so o‘clockdraln.
Councilmen Sylvester W Brother—
.ton. who was tuepressihle last eve-
hing. spoke ‘ln tavor or it. W}
man Hoyt moved that the communi-
cation be tabled. m was led.

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or wood alcohol cases in may county -‘

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firm“:
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b one 6. E. Snorer. Hillary Inspector of

1'. 0. Shore:- o! the National Guard
law-ks; “or .min.
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to First Semeant Boa-ell Danni pro-
pure themselves tor the lnapeouonsnd
mater. which will also place at O.
“9*”.

Item (Elite 5
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medfie Board held next
may mung at the m
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torthe’newyearwiutakeplsoom
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the system be slim This was put

you said that it lied been lost. Coon. '
climax: Brahman lid "I do” it.”
A riainymnte w‘a’aihenm to!"
and Councilmen Wells, .Davenxiofl.

Councilman Merton moved that“ ‘.
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Hoyt and fieehan- m an”
sdopllon. Councilmeil Volt. m
ton. billion and Clark ”ted in favor
of it i

This constituted a a. vote and
Has-or Lennon hid tin WW
he looked monotheroomsndn‘id.
“:1 think those in amortized-alien
have it."

 

 

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William 6!. Annual!“ ill. '3‘.
demurrer.f Amusing

i delendant's motion tor more spoof-7v.
Issac Church vs. Darrell. Credo?!

will“!!!
.suit‘ on _

up with the automobile. the 3two “a v
in the side car and the driver of til
machine opened dire spontb‘e “pie-lies
twenty~one shots
The whole tragedy m"

‘ profits («are “of Catherine :llriel.“
For order; directing appellants .to tile

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W Style Showings of Spww Dresses

$15.00 to $45.00

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